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ANOTHER Libel. AGAINST GRoRGE WILKES.
Ju~g. ID--Ehsha R0kmdn 20. George Wikss.-An &C
ton h pen1ng 81 the suit Of the plaintiff fJr yed
libel contained in the Police Ga1s in February last in
report Of preceding Of General Sessions. Ths
motion behalf Of the plaintiff to strike out certain
parts ~ Defendants snewew
The Judge decided that the motion far relates
that part a the beginning with the words That
upon the trial sc and ending with the case Of Elsha
kuckman h granted As to the residue denied without
csetsto either party the motion and with leave the
dcfendsnt 70 amend bis within Eve days II
advised IL the part Of the retained be Liable TO
spy objectien II not clearly Irrelevant warrant
me IN striking y out on motion wide King Boot I
Wendell, fl3; Maynard v Beardsey Wendell 336 and
wendell, 60, and Cooper Barber, ~ Wendell IOj
In striking the part 20 which the motion Il granted
do hsid that the def ndan may not set on in the
srswpr faots which induced him believe the charge
made hy him % true but because the facts therein
stated not the those stated iu the alleged
1A~L
Hsu Joseph r. Chandler IL to deliver GRAFTON before
tbe Mssonic fraternity OF Salem Mass On the kth last
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fyv oRLgASs-stesmshipC herekee-hr Valentine and
lady, Mr. Drummond. lady and child W Henry, lady,
children and servant Mrs Hess children and Mad
Hanson. Mad Richie Mad Larnsent, BAumont. Parker
Victor Troth, Price. Maj Heiss and lady, MAI
hsrris lady family servant Miss Mary Armstrong Miss
Henrieta Armstrong. Hall. i.sy, family and servant
hrs Gould child and servant Mrs Stewart, child and
ysnt skssstes LADY and sister Miss L,ehspsiis Asd
kss pesn M lacy M Chunks and ehid Mrs ceot and
Mr.. Allen. Mrs Davis Mrs Pslke. Ariel lady and child
Lambert. Sglesme, Covert, kirk, Balche,
Z Hobart Hardy, Mr. Van Ostern, s Cevsn and lady
Mrs Smith Mad Alder, Col Alarcom, Gallody, G W
Holmes, W McIsne Mrs Pease, Miss Tufts Master
Tufts Mrs Msrhur and children. Cbas Davis Jas Dame
ron, lady and servant hsd De Lintasd Jacobs, Miss
Curts Mad Forjnet Mr.. Newsi Miss Brewer Mrs Bourgs
Mrs Mhssicott and children, Trossrois, hortel
WanRler Us survey; WIN Gould, wn Bailey, N wad-
lat Tulum, Rod. Mr. Mott T yattin. Thos Cation
Mn Ware and child Miss Brunnan Mr. Curtis Mr. Holland
W Skidmere-t0 in the steersse.
From Chsgres-J Scott, VIM II Fsircbd, W Smith. CsS,
jones' Lsrn, Goytch Mrs Travis Mr. Norris fresh
ner Smith. Vim II Turner, Datss Payne, middle
ton Mrs Rhodes, Capt Murray Lsborde Bus.in, Mr.
Brooks. Dopshue, Harris Tour7si 10 the rteersge
From Havnns-Nr Martin Jas Hanley Eseharte. Pedro
AImsnd I Lucruis DR. TsSlsr and lady kin,sr jose
Merger, hsEgy, j Broven, Wood. Doudmas, Lloyd.
nussos Ans,s-Bsrh Massingum-y Lsigh. -, :
Daley, Mrs DtvouS and child.
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The warm weather Is now doing its part towards SLING
Csee Garden with thousands thousands Of auditors
In the United States there is such presented
is now nightly 10 be witnessed when the grand operas
Of The Italian stage produced and II ssch opera
house were ia Paris oc London, during the summer
months il would be deemed the chief luxury Besides
the opera ,oupe Is immense in numbers aud remarkable
for the strength Of its talent ON Monday Marine Pa
hero is to be produced Msrn again appearing the
Doge, in which ,j hs ha made for himself deservedy
eminent reputation. Hereafter tho opera will always
conclude by half past ten O'clock that the people Of
Brooklyn New Jersey and other neigtborng localities
may arrive at lheil homes at early hour.
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Passengers sailess.

LrvrRpooI-stesmshiy Pacisc-Gov WIN Aien, lady,
Psnsi,sr .na srrsn nsysss Hon John cools, Nassau
Mp Lersnd Smith. Aid Thos Henry New York; Rev
frspioft Ky; CAPT jos Grson Jr Miss Grafton, Mr. 30;
Grafton. Bestop Br Gardiner Hon II Adderey, Mis-,
Rr cn.oe H.msr sn Geo ssasr
ssfe Cen Hiram ran, sssrds. Az y a2r.n .
No Children 'sd s.ryans scss Joe Itsg ssssra
B.l,imsr: bi.dsr Di.iisr, msvsns Js,usf. osynn.
ss.S. E... and lazy. SSrssn,' n Chapman Srorl
Harris, Geo Nsthsns korlesnsi white, PhIadelphia
i.dy JOSEPH wsissi Aug Howell Work psrsy.Sir.
s s,m., Hd. mSr5
chs: xeEssn lady, saild and nurse, Philsdsghia;
Phiisds Liza Mise sarah Iovndss Charleston John Brown
yu If. Cart sos sss MT. sTss sp
r. ' STssss 1 sysss
BEn.Hrro, Sssanrs. is,iiis yssvrs soris.as; Ds
yid Rotsrtson; csnsds Davis, NYorki , 7 s,rsns
c i1 is sT S @Ssss STefS KAN ksis
sA fsr s,r, H.S ay ana 4 ss
2rs'Rs Js hndrsy. VIM Kawnrd, Mon
TX aG fslo sSa sjS SoT
Pp PrteI.rs foSaoa Mrs sose' cSila and nurse,
% oT' eais sTors wv 'h; :S.sys. N
1,cns; sOgrn.. cinsipss, ssnSern nsi,sippi'
ss bassss 'i srsr is'S cssiFi sP t ain;
yis Eyer ISs .y ,1s f s'si,sa
S0 s s,Sss ins l,dy sn.,r g sSss.n s pS%
sAy.rs,sTrstssm,hip Tioridss-Ionn Cary q \ Ray
G' ss; Ss: I VIM so 5aS' w.m.su INV
l.sssr' !. VIII. PA s2,..i,. sSv.laSd ~
s,eW,ss,
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PrrrADgIpriA. June g.--Fsrsf Bs0rd-ss00 schuykill
NAVIGATION Sc int b. 100 shares Reading Railroad
"a 0so, ~! . do, IN e DO, ~ 100 d., ~ u
Miners Bank. Pottsvle ~. IS Pennsyiysnia Bank opg
lEaf mr. SaissD shares Reading Railroad, q 70 tO
90, ~. Second Boerd-SJeo Psnnsylysnia s.. '9 100
Morris Canal pref no. .ffter Sais-2W shares Reading
Railroad. p.
BsLrrMoRr June 2o-sl 600 Baltimore 6s 1870 iOsa 20
shares forh and csuherlspa Rslre,d, 2z7s 90 do time,
~. At the tosrd todsy, Maryland GF closed 0 bid
(oigl Baltimore g. $50 1914 bid l0i asked topg) bal
tnoTe aud Ohio Rsirosd bonds 1871 20 bid e3a asked,
(0pgl do. shares, 80. bid ~ ssked: York asd Eumber
land, x1 bid rs. Rsked, Baltimore snd SusqaehaRnah Is
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In the liz, Of firms not burned out BY the late ere In
San frsncsec, that a stott McGovern & Co omit
Ted.
A ". Bsbbit, the Mormon delegate to the Last Con.
grs~s hss been accommodated from the Mormon
cLuICh
line of telegraph Is being built from Canandai.
qua 20 Flmirs, y. Y
Cbarks X Anterior. Of Paterson. found guilty q
forgery has been sentenced 10 six years imprisonment
lie brother v yet 10 b. tried the charge
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THr C.sE Tar Rev. J. j. poHERrY, At SPRINGFIELD
The committee Of the meeting Of the opponents this
we'd known person have visited the Bishop at Dos
ton Mr Doberty himself present the same time
The result Of the hearing understand 70 be against
MIR D. the Bifhop deciding to terminate his
with the Catholic parish in this town. We presume
that the excitement the subject will die away
Springfield Mass Republican Jttu> 20
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on Thursdsy June 10 by the Rev Dr Anthem, Las
crtl,s T. MaSwTLL to GrAcT GreRGtASs only daughter
q the late W Theodore Wolfe Tone.
On "wednesday, June 10, by the Rev Mr. Remington
ELns PEIIlaEr 10 MaRoARErra A. srTwAEr Of this
city
In Albany on June 10, by the Rev W n sprague, D.
D.. JoHr Scorr Bow, IT New York to s.Hau ANNs,
daughter u the late Lyman Root ~ former place
In Boston, on "wednesday, june Is at st. Paui's
Church, by the Rev Or Ninton, Mr. n r B,opaEr. II
Boston to Mis- LrtnErrs W W Lfi asp Of Fall River
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ASorHEE % THr CospES MrRpEREss CoSvfcTrp The
trials Of Abraham Taylor and Nicholas Murphy, imp
Gated in the Cosden tragedy, in Kent county Md
by motion ofcour ell removed 10 Elkton in Cecil county
The trial Of Tsy of last week and resulted in his
conviction tie 10Th inst, Of murder In the first de-
Golden
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Nrw ORLEsSs June 20. 1861
Tie per the Nisgsrs has rendered cotton firmer
and now quote strict middling At y cents.
BnrtNoRr, June q. 1851
Br,odstus dull with sales " 800 barrels OF Howard
street -four, at - u = and 200 DO. At 81 0GiS Grain
and other articles are unchanged
Cputistor. June ~, 1851
Cotton operations almost suspe nded, the sales
being srly 20 bales, ct g. axe
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FOrebGn
Letter for Rio Janero, North Amerea.
will close At the Residing Room tT Eschangel sseWWed
better Bags ior Rio Jsnsiro per steamer Golden Cate
VIII clos. stths Exchange Rsadns Room CO.. EIcasnseL
Letters can We re-. r.d the Reading Room any par,
TLs above Letter Bags are At Ksnyons. ~ ws street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
,,.,,.. :, fmtzprLrr,A. June fi.2P ~.
Hand, Acheriy. rortsu Prince Maria Theresa smasy
Enthusiastically Aiba,ross, Peck Charleston; bark
Levpnt Hewitt Csrdenasi brig Empire, Croweli Boston
Misee llsneous.
srrANrR Cow PnrnIr, wrecked At Humboldt. Bar. so
Was buiit ., Portland in 1915 and was abt 80 tons
Notice 10 Mariners.
LIeur SUR orr MrNoTs RocK.-CUsroM HovsE, Boston,
June ~ ls5A Light ship, showing single white lieht Is
aud bears the rock which the ght house formerly
stctd NbyE q y. distant = mite. ,-,,,
Ard from The following points on the main land end nd
From ssi,.s,s s1t Ho as.'s =, %s;
Prom BostOn outer lisht horse, Sc distsne. nine
Vesse on coming from the Eastward, after pssss Race
Point tht and having made the light chip run direct
y her and By Keeping Der close on board may pass her
either h,nd ssoue sss psss hss on the
LArnosRD hand. r. GNEkLf, ", supt.
whaIemen.
Arr AZ NBedford 10Th, bark Cherokee, Edwards fste
SE ~ & S Ts % % o
cd bark 4 Barstov tntw, q bsttaposett 5s tonsl
Sid from Sanaeset 18th brs Tyiestose swain Gtsntic
Ocesn. -. - -. =.
arctic tprobsS, ts Arctic osls, from Fsrhsrsn Tor Pa
Ne, q, "a. % o. len Z tsssr r.: . froyDss'o-n.
slp ss.h sprsgss wsdsvorth fror rssk tIsa tlfpr
Frss's,. h.tsa 10, lau iss lea aNN,
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DR, COOPER. 4 DUANE STREET BErwEEN CHAT.

~ ham and william, has for the lsst ~ enjoyed
most extensive practice Ia private diseases lie tho
most aggravated eases Of this disease aud mild
moved in from two to Ave days DR. g. the form
In cm 70 two weeks Of constitutional debility brought
BY secret habit INDUCED in by young This when
too frequently INDUCED In begets Dyspepsia weakness Of
the limbs end small Of the back confusion OF the intellect
no charge No mercury used Strangers don't be deceived.
AN in no way connected with mountebank whs per-
sonates name hoping thereby TO entrp the
you value Your hssth shrn The bass impostor See my
en-.
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On Friday morning, June 20 Or P,vt B,psE Bsswo~r,
native ~ Mascs@ France and Tor the last Atty years
res5en. 81 this city in the sist year % his age
The friet a. of the decessed also II his
Paul gid Joha B.pmopd and u bb sp3s Ia lA-
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BALrIsoRE, June q.
CHAnLrsror. June ~.
Arriv.d-sehrs Louis, Gray Philadelphia W Smith. N
York.
ratL Rvrn, Juss q.
Arriyed-schr Virgins, wrshtinstsn. Baltimore sloop
Editor, Case. Rondout.
Beow-Thre schrr enc Supposed 70 be the Richard BOr
den, from Baltimore.
Arriyed-Sekrs Ashland. and Jos Tiaeld, NYork.
PRovIDrvcI, June "a.
Arrved-Bris Maine Arthur Cardenss schrs Emporium,
Shropshire Philsdephs; Nnee. Cherry dos william T.
Corbett do for pawtucket.
Belov-A echr from Philadephts
RrcpsoNp, Juas %
krfivsd-Setr sharon
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monster ii amboat budiug At Pittsburgh for
the Nc~ Orleans md ~ LOUIS trade she l. 80 foot
long ard ~ feet Msn
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TIVE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
papion-By DIR. A. ~ Msurcesu. Professor Of Diseases
Of Women-Twentieth edition, y no. pp. 2D-Prtcs 81
Year, Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish 70 ssy
an arectonate wife and pecunsry difficulties 70 the hue
band might have been spared by timely possession OF this
WORK. ~ s intended especially for the married or hoss
contemplating marriage as dscloses important secrct~.
Which should be known 70 them particularly. go. :.
family, ~ is Of especial i'm portsnce.
Here, also femae-ths wife, the rsther-the
either budding into womanhoea the one in the decline %
Years in whom nature contepstes an important change,
remedies and IN complaints
- which her sex Il subject
tEstrac, ola Letter from Gentleman in Dayton ohioJ
DAyroN, hsp |, 1Sn
ny DFaR sra My wife h. been pereepkby sinking fsg
three in consequence % her
puish and nths before and during
hnement every successive and debilitateA
and prosrsed her putting her life in imminent dsnssr ana
which the last occasion dcpaed o. thsa
meet the worst A. this time, lnow shout two monthsl
heard book hshy spoken o. msttsrs
reaching case On Us receipt and perussi not
pres 70 you the relief Afforded my distressed mind and
gsest discovery o. NJ NJ Desomeeux provided remedy.
opened prospect to which little conceived pcss
ble But Tor this another would have
hesd in all human probability, wife would hare besa
in her grsve, and my children len rnotheriess
~ OF eo1s mprsctiesbls 70 convey more fully shs
INTENDED Tor married, those oonte plating
Tor sale ct ~ Brosdwsy md a. the Puh,s.tng Once ~
Iittrsy street, New York Little Co, Aibany JOSEPH
Tucker Mobile Alsbams T. b. Peterson ~ Chestnut sssss
On the receip, Of 81 cory vii - transmitted NJ msn
L.2,Ne~ N,ss s'sI 6ae. IS Lssesu sv,sa
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DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coKPANY.-rHE ONLY

FCUNFAN7.-THE
through line for San Havaaa and Chngres
Fsre reduced On Iharsdsy, June u.s. a. Bpm The splea
did steamship CHEROKEE, 800 tons, Henry W'ndte
mander will sa on Thursday June at precisely o'clock.
Pm from her pier At the foot Of Warren street. NM with
the malls for Chagre via Havana Passengcru
transferred Havana to the splendid double engine stea
ship Falcon Passengers leaving in the Cherokee will
meet with the favorite United States Mail steamship Tea
to sail from Panama about the 18th Of July
For apply at the Once 81 and IS South
III West street, corner Of Warren.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

diseases, in few hours b. vegetable application.
without pain. In debility brought by i'm hab,s
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines
the local remedy and show there thouands
who cannot be cured without H. he daily of
years duration from the other physcisns In All he
ties permanent He has structures daily he
without csustc which others caused ~ their expc
Ling the former disease enough His dirloms, with
these and the hundreds Of cer6cstes
sausi ~ fss cured me In one dsy.-D. y Corbyn One
local apple alton cured another
tor tried long ume.-C Derond paid $50 in ave
years to be cured Of weakness ro self without
tt yet you cured by local and general treatment In
short time-Jss Evans Y-u cured me Of abe worst q
ythitic ulcers body and e In short time after
bad been under three physicians for year besdes using
every qusek medicine could hear OWN Ferguson Perth
Amboy N j. Thcee At distance BIZ enclosing Fee be
treated By mail Office hours from sA. 2P n, ana
Y TO r. N. N. LARMONT, NJ D.. a. ReAds street. I've
doors from broadway, got In the store.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.@ONLY
II Tbrou line forC Cal md Tha

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COAPANY.-( ONLY
Through Line for California and Oregon. The public
are tnst anae the new o. thus Com
and carrying the United States mails will continue
Panama San Francisco the LIST and 18th day Of
touch at Acapulco San Diego. and Monterey.
The ise wing steam packets belon.ns Pacific Ma
be always in port AZ each end Of the route
OREGON l.0a9 tons REPUBLIC 4. 100
cAfASA toms toms StSanSs IS tom:
TENNESsEE.. $50 tone. !sIHMus. ..... - tons-
H9iRTRnEkSER @ tons ysIc SoM go tom:
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between ssa
the mails and passengers from Panama and
returning without delay with the mails and passengers
regular line Of propellers win be kept for trans
portaton Of freight and Transient passengers betweea Pa
The well Known steamship SARAH sANDs Of 1900 tons
burte under charter to the company and peculiarly
cemmOdous in her cabin arrangements w,bs kept running
extra family boat.
One of the above will keep this connection be-
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican porte . .
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained By the
GEORGIA 3.UN tons. CRESCENT CITY L 500 tons.
ONO $500 toms GnERoKEE sy toms
Leaving New York for Chagres the sh and 18th Of each
month.
The new steamships FL DORADO and FALCON will form
direct line between New Orleans and Chagres leaving
such periods will insure little dtation possible
through line 70 and from New orleans and ports In Nexoe
Cslifornis and Oregon. Passages from New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong Lawrason Co., agents. 1t that
through tickets from New York to San Fraa-
eisco has been reduced from
SHD, in state oms, to $50
1884, in lower cabin. to S2sH,
xHD in steersge, to Sl65.
The New York to Chagres will be at the lowest
adopted by any safe steamer between those ports
For choice OF hcrth apply Mt the once OF the Coran u
ard IS South street. and at their agency III West street
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sIIIPPIN0.

EoR LIvERPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
will depart with mails Europe positively on sa.url
day July at II o'clock NJ from her berth the fott Of
papers pass through O6os Fer frsis
passage having unequaed for elegance
Positively no will received on board After Thurs
day evenng July The steamer BALTIC will succeed tho
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN. CAPT SAMP-
son. will sail for Bermuda and ST. Thomas Tuesday.
9Th July 1T She has excellent sccommodatsss fr
mae So There regular mail communicates bstwesA
ST. Thomas and A the Wet India ssnds Havana, We're
Crpz Venezuela Sc The Merlin will take freight Apply
p s-No letters or mails will be received ON board tho
Merlin. except through the Post Once.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY-THE ONLY
Through Line for California and Oregon. Wis Chaxres
dir kedasdI0n ss.S,isy irHs Sss ~
then j. Tanner, Commander. will sail on Saturday. June
18th ~ precisely o'clock r. M from hes pier at the foot Of
street. North River with the Government Mail foe
Chagres connecting with the avorte United states Maa
July For freight or passage apply at the ooe III Wess
street. corner Warren street.
TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
leans direct, via HAvana With passengers for Saa
FrsDeisco-Fare Reduoed-On Thursday, june 26 ~ 8
O'Clock, r N. The splendid steamship CHEROKEE, l,A0
tons burthen, Henry Windie U. NJ command will
precisely at o'clock from her pier the foot Of War
Havana and New Orleans Chsgres transerred
Havana to the splendid double Steamship FAlcoa
Freight taken TO New Orleans & foot. Specie only
taken freight navsn. No bills adas viii b ssnod
the ofce Of the Company III West street q Wac
N. o. ROBERTS
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DIEDICAL.

E0RREST GROVE HYDR0PATHIC INSTITUTE,
schessys Mountain, june H. lSi-wiIliam >. Taylor.
n d. William Moon, D.. Phi yscians. The above ins-
tuition will be ready for the reception Of nyads the early
part Of July.
nR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. rs CONSULTED
II private diseases, which he without mercury
cured in ave day., Dr. VS. Specific ths rssut
dollar N B-Bsware Of pospnous coun tereis, on
sale by quack in Roosevelt street. No fee tia cured.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
YORK on the nature and treatment q delicate dsess
and all the kindred Observation-Disclosures by great
Der Of beautifully coored plates large life BY Hom4x
Botwick, NJ d. lecturer surgery snd diseases of the
above named nature. II IL pages
sdition price So Extract from tbs Boston Medical ana
Surgical Journal -" IL may be said fearlcy to be eaud
70 Records Actions works the family Of diseases
sud far superior 70 anything IL the had published
this country. Author o. The Family Physician; prise
70 cent? Author e. work on " s Abuse snd its dspo-
rable efects &c. &c. nth edition, rteen plates;
81. For sale q The publishers sTRiNoER T6wNsRND.
~ Broadway and By the author sps broadway.
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ON BOARD THE FLORIDA-REsPFCTED SIR-THE
~ ersgned board the ship Fiords from
liverpool 70 New York. beg return
thanks fer scntiemsn conduct Kind treatment and
fstherly interest took noting the health comfort
snd happiness " ALL and kewre to present you with
gold pencil small token OF respect aud spprs
many responsible duties The attention shorn By Mr. D.
Csmple does him great credit, and Mr. r. More
ton tmAc indefagallc perseverance, in strictly enforcing
order and cleanliness throughout the vessel Is
indeed. Signed on behalf Of tho passengers.
Joseph Green Michael Cooke william Dollhouse, John
Apufeld, Henry NAyior. George Whocrall.
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INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CHAGRES DIRECT. AMI
through tickets California at the lowest
The new and splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
Capt squres will sail Thursday, 9th June ats r.
N. X. For freight passage apply only to
T.. MILLS, Agent 81 CORTLAND street.
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CLIPPER CHALLENGE. ROBERT II. WATERMAN
~ Commander for San Francisco 10 st her berth foot o<
cabin accommodations apply to
Shippers invited 70 inspect the vessel.
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND MAyRE-THE UNIrxI

LNVK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAV KE.-THE
States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT ID. Linee, COM
mander will leave for Hasre touching at Southampton -
land the mails and passengers Saturday June 18th, al
IL o'clock from Pier No North river. Price Of
SID All letters must pass through the Post Once An
passage. apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent,
M. Iroaiway.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
W. II. UAU TEX,
Clerk of Steamer Amazon
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 18th 1851.


To the Pubiic-I do hereby state that in Sep
TENDER last, while on my way to the New Eng
land States, | made short stop in Memphis.
Tenn, and seeing notice of Mr. Evans Tooth
and Gum Specific l called on Mr.. E. 10 consult
him in regard to my teeth and gums, which was
at that time in most deplorable state of disease
from being salivated some year and half ago.
My lower gum appeared 10 be one complete
canker or mercurial sore, and in one or two places
had actually eaten through my gum, so that
could see the bare bone. Mr.. Evans told me
he had full confidence that his Specific would
heal and cure them. purchased two bottles OF
the Specific and commenced using it Immediate
y, and in a few days could plainly see
that was receiving benefit rapidly, and in less
than six weeks the sores were closed and healed
and ! might say perfectly cured. My teeth
which We're also at the time covered with a black
rough coating, IRE now smooth and of a clear
clean white; suffice it to say, that / would not
be without tie Specific iFthe cost was i've times
as much.
am well known in East Florida, and can
when returned home, produce more than fifty
witnesses of the first respectabiity who will al.
test to the above, upon exhibiting my mouth tc
them in its present state.
Signed, A. L. MONIER.