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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-15
Testimonies of the N. Y..Press.
From the New York Courier, Aug. 10, 1850

From the New York Courier, Aug. 49, 1850.
DR.. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIvERwoRT AND TAR
We have heard of several important cures recent
ly effected by this excellent medicinal preparation,
and in one instance that came under our obselva-
ton, we can speak confidently. One of our en-
poyees, who had suffered severely from long
standing cold during the past week commenced
the nse of this medicine, and his Cold has entirely
disappeared
49 From the New York Mirror. Sep. 2. 1850
IdvrRwoRr AND TAR.-Of The virtues of DR..
Rogers Cough Medicines prepared rom III" above
articles, It is needless now TO speak; its efficacy in
speedily curing Coughs, Colds and other lung
complaints, which too frequently, if negecte !, re.
suit in Consumption is too well established in pub
lie confidence to need eulogy now
u The genuine is signed ANDREW RoGFRs, on
the steel plate engraved wrapper around each bot
tle, and is sold wholesale and retail by
'''' SCOVIL s. MEAD,
ll3 Chartres ST., New Orleans,
Sole general agents for the States, to whom all
orders and applications for agencies must be ad-
dressed.
Sold nj Workman's Drug Store, Camden, S. c.; Hall
Ropes, Winnshoro' s. q; Beach a. Ehney, Oangeburg,
S. CA. Fitch Columbia S. C.; Sold AZ wholesale by
p. M. Cohen g. Co., Haviand Harrali d Co., Charles.
ton: Haviland, Rease & Co., New York.
April |. ~ - sm.
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Loaf. Crashed, g. Powdered,
Clarified No. l, and ,,
Porto Rico,
S2vado, -,
Orleans.
. Coffee. Il
Java;
Lagliira,
Rio and Cuba.
Teas. =;
Choice of all kinds.
Molasses.
Mlscovado and Porto Rico
N. Orleans and w. Indies.
Candles.
Wax, white and colored
Adamantine
Sperm and Stearin
Fruit.
Figs and Raisins,
Almonds, Bordeaux q lVlcs
CurranIs and Cltron,
English Walnuts,
.Filberts and Brazil Nuts,
Fig Paste, ga new article ;
- Spices.
Allspice, Nutmeg 4 Cloves
Cinnamon, Singer q Pepper
Lonaonand q French Mustard
ou''i' io"uei.
fickies.
Enghsh and Dom este OF al
Ni'ias'
ketchups and sauces.
walnut, Mushroom, Tomato
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eax.z.EwoN RHTvrEEss.


THEsE justly celebrated EITERs are p4t+,y ! y5 se seS
eable componni and will be cnnd safe ana or s'a
-, ra,,sJy for Dysncrs:l Nervous Weakness ana
General Debility. They have been trnmphansES
noronly by the most respectable families and pnysici
in the South who have furnished ample testno ,bo
their decided excellence, but also ny the prope.o
for ten wears suffered all the gloom incident 10 that suo'
born ans! distressing disease. .o.h,r,,.;so f.,
For ,he Of those who may not otherwise iesl
,:I ., ~, ths vnluab compound reference is made
by permission, to the following highly respsctaee gse'
men ,o, xro1rNr,.
WM. YATES, ND,
team, NJ. D.,
ALEX ROBINSON, Esq,
nm T NJ CURTIS. Johns island.
Gov; g,1is1 iSEAEkook, Eso Edis,o Island.
Nsfss..g CHAS G. CAPERS, ESQ, Beaufort
REV. J. B.SEABROOK, Button.
Sole agents for the South
HAVILAND, HARRAL& co.
Mop Hayne-s and 2S Kingst, Charleston.
g Retail price, cts per bottle
Where the article he had bv the gross GU1en
sint.e bottle. E' ~ %
I. S March Is
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.uo;o,sseperry Strawberry and 4 =
Y backoerry Jam;
Extracts. {
Cloves. Lemon, Nutmeg and Z,
Vanilla. 4 s5-:s 8. M
HermeticaIiy.S SeaIed ~
Articles. 2 -
Salmon in and 1b cam, s q
,Sardines in o,lin,whole. half.l
and quarter boxes. g
Lobsters in l and Q ib.. cans, &
Roast Beef, Anchoviies ~
Oysters; Fresh Cove Ball..
5 CerdiaIs.
|Cnracoa, Marisciiine
SAnnlsetie goyan g
|Ginger Brandy.
Fish :: 4, 81 ~
}Salmo, :. (. & &
|Smoked Bcyrin,,o,; .; =; - 8
Smoked HaIibsts S I; !.
|Dried Cod. Pisb
ST.o oI. Hg al NJ ' q -:
hr"J.et rS,,'o,a Nc ana . 10
{ VA tT;e ,.i,..i' ana gu. Dds -
a'u ~ '.Ails., ~, =; I'd
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Cash System.

TNHE subscriber is still engaged in the WAGON
IL MAKING aha BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS.
He is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him. he must however say, that he is
tired Of the credit system and hereafter the CASH
IYered An approved note, bearing interest from day
will answer For Cash, he is willing TO work low.
vety low, and those who want any thing done ia his
line, will oblige him by calling upon him. s..
Those indebted to him are aequestedt to nases sea,y,
payment, and save cost NJ B. ARRANTS
April 80. IS Pm
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gYa Ynnann zEaDU8aa

~ Alto planters Hotel Camden, s. c.
TIME subscriber having purchased this extensive and
well known Establishment, and having ADDED
,oroaly tn its convenience and comfort by new ad-
i1t;on. .os FURNITURE, and thorough and complete
REPAIRS begs leave to inform the public that ne Is
nrepared to entertain all who may favor hun WIN
ca ia manner hitherto unknown IN the Town o Gam.
don. ,,o,,.o, o,,,l,,
ofar as to saw that his Table will be suppd daily as
WELL AS ANY IN THE STATE; attended 0y po-
Lite and attentive servants. -, D..
His Stables will be bountifully supplied with Prov
ender, and attended by the VERY BESI HoStefs
Nopains will be spared to ksep qEet anu o,eSt!
House. u noADi' ~ : +f
Camden. june ., 1851. 40
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mED1cIMEs, WINDOW GLASS, &c.

nNHE subscriber is receiving and keeps constantly on
hand. Il large assortment Of the l'nrest Medicines,
Chemicals. and Dyc-SturS. Also an extensive va
re,y of the very bts Hair. Tooth and Paint Brushes,
Gr,tners and Blenders. Always OH hand Window Glass
of all sizes Paint OIL Lamp Oils. Tupenline, rnsses,
Surgical Instruments, Patent Medicines Of every Kind
for tile handkerchief Oils Ok Ma!rows and Eau Lus-
trails for the hair. lair Dyes for gentlemen who have
become prea,preIy Grey. Coognes of all sizes and Of
the very finest quality Shaving Creams and Soaps IN
great variety Transparent Balls. Tooth Pastes and
Powders. Pens, Ink ahd Paper. Besides China Vases
r. other ornaments for the Centre Table and Mantle
,, such lot of Toys!!!
All who desire rURE and HONEST articles al LOW RATES,
would do We'll TO give call. ,,,,,,,
-. &c IoI 20 tf
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DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar,

4 SAFE and certain cure for Coughs Colds,
"A Group, Asthma, Consumption of the Lungs,
Splitting ofBlood, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, and
ali Pulmonary Affections.
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MANSION HOUSE.

M A5s210e "A
UNHE undersigned hegs leave to return his grat'inl m
thanks 10 his friends and the travelling P4hlc, for
the liberal which he has received SINCE ne mas oef n
ISL with renewed energy endeavur TO please all thai
NAV cali upon him, both rich and poor Ills House VIII
=. found one of the desirable situated and mr.
nished Hotels in Camden. Ills servants ais, Will be
found respectful and attentive, and the table will be p
nlied with the best the market affords
His Stables and Carriage Houses are roomy and aways
Al Omnibus calls at the House every morning for pas
,.naes for the Railroad Give call and test my motto
As you find me,
Sorenomrnend me-.
E. G. ROBINSON.
Proprietor.
Camden. February 18th, ISL. II
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spiceS, Geiatine.
New Family Grocery & Provision Store

TIME subscriber Is lrIsI Receiving anu now opening
l. complete assortment of
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part as follows:
Preserves Brandy Fruits and Pickles,
Olives apars and Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Walnut and Mushroom Caisnps,
John Bull. Harvey and Reading Sauce.
Essence of hnchovies, .-..'.
Extracts of Rose, Lemon. Nutmeg and Vanilla,
Citron. Juiupe Paste and Guava Jelly,
Lolsiers. Salmon and Sardnes.
Prlnes. RaiSins and Almonds
Brazil NUS and Naples Walnuis
Table Salt in bag and hoXes
Candles. Soap and Starch
. Soda Wine and Butter Crackers
Brcma aud Cora Starch
American and London Mustard
!. Cinnamon. Cloves and Nutmegs
y Pepper, Spice. Ginger. Coperas and Saltpetre
Powder. Shot and cad
= Loaf rushed and Powdered Sugar
Brown Sugar Rio and Java Coffee,
Rice. Flour and Lard
Aams and Bacon Sides
Superior Segars and Tobacco
A full and com Pile assortment OF
Wines ;amu hfGuoTs.
Also
Crockery and glass ware.
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Opposite Mcians Drug Store.
a.. r
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


BREADsTuFrs-Flour moved to the extent OF IL 800
bbls ordinary State, Western, and Southern former
rates; fancy Genessee, Southern and Ohio at 81 rs
IS %; extra Ohio, at SIS 1915 So 564; and extra &C.
nesee, at 80 20 SIS S7h. Rye -four and meal
seemed the About 400 bushels white Canadian
wheat were taken at 96 &c. 5000 Gcnesee do at
known prices 500 bushels rye. at 70 Tlc and 80 900
bushels round yellow mixed Western with white South
ern, and yellow do. at u &C. 60 64c, and GA
64kcthe previous value. Domestic oats were in good
request. at SO Ale.
CoTToN was in very unsettled plight o-day-neither
sellers nor buyers having anticipated such favorable
news from England that brought by the Europa Only
900 bales found purchasers at irregular figures.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool 500 bbls flour were engaged
at Is. Cd about 600 to 500 bales cotton mostly COM
pressed at 316d and about 900 slaves at 6Os Grain
was at I'D 3d. asked. To London 500 bbls Of -four
were engaged at 2. There was change to notice in
rates for Havrc. To California IS heavy freight
were engaged by clipper at S25. Engagements by
surcment ranged from 43c 6Oc. The Flying Cloud to
sail next week demanded zoe 73c per foot to fill up
Provisions slightly favored buyers, the business
sistDg Of go bbs new prime and mess pork at $16s
Sl6ss and 50Op and 150 kegs prime lard at 10c
10ac and ll14c. &c. per ID. 300 bbls prime and
mess beef SGi4 SIX, and s9ai S13si; 100 terces
prime mess do at $40 So and GO bb beef hams at $40
Fresh State butter was selling at 1c 21c and fair to
choice cheese ut &c q Sc. per h.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

arrived leaking ss.y She sst esalt sif seS
damage caused By her leak slight being only nsces
The sshr Lizzie wall arrived here few days since with
Angola Key some time since Value
On sunday the 25h inst the brig Lavaccs bound from
ork ior Maagorda Bay struck on the North Key Flats
ting of the reef without aid from the wreckers and
The repairs hs sh. house at Egmont Key nearly
concerning the Of the light report
Totem n this sS Sas
work has been confined to the district from
dsPsy entities %% to great s praise mat
ynis sas Sss
Adyee from Nassau Mp. state that wrecks have been
that salvage has been decrced and bust
On the 9Th u the soop Harriet Hawkins spoke the schr
Henry Lee of Indian Key with loss Of main BOOM ga
from NY9rk boundto APalasIeoa; 18th; sehr Frances
she put IN tor REPAIRS h brig Tartar charIss
&
STg ors a braaSt St Marks 18th sohr Drew
Wilson, Apaiachicola.
Arriyed-ship Java, Monroe: Lverpooi sckrs Marietta
us9
Cabot,
KsnneDec Clark NYork Pennyl1ania, Baymore
Cieared-Bask Thomas DILL Laguayra via Trinidad; briggs
@ & Emy
Charleston Phoebe Baxter. whiiden Cambridge Hczron
Nary
,denSs; Jacob Bourne Thomp
Shark Miller, NY0rk n1,.c.,,.n.ou..
CuIp Pm Of Wy 1oaA rotko
A. !, 9 Have % sy dated
bslos on board
sHr ELzArrrH Of Warren RI ashore the NE Pass q
prove total loss Sails rigging &C. saved The dry
PToviden nee ' bsrs Mary Barney ''''
BARK MINERVA (of NYork), Buck from Baltimore for
left the on s. Day
iss s sss ' o and ~s
ding shipped sea which stove the carried away
her leak badly sho then bore for St Thomas
M ens s Rs S
fast wa; obliged to throy over part Of cargo
posed put into HALIFAX 2S us
Whalemen.
Arr at NLondon 9th. ship Adirondack Gillespie, from
spoken.
Ship SURPRISE Ranlett from London (Deo 81 of Ports
Ship seaissrpent hovisnd from NYerT March for San
Ship Nath Kimball, Cox, from Norleans for Antwerp,
April Is, off Cardenas.
Ship Hope, Weston. from Boston for Noreans, April 20,
lat 81 "A, lon 90 IL.
Steamship steering (Arctc, hence for Lyerpoo), I'd
inst S Shonl N x w Is miles
ship Biddle Apaachicoa for Liverpool April 22d,
lat % 40, Ion 70 49,
Ship Composed the Cersies from No5lesns for Boston
ship Stanordshire Richardson, from Boston for San
Francisco May PM lat Al 10 Ion go ~ and at
PM ship Shooting Star Baker do do; wind strong from
and the ships about 10 miles apart with all sail set
Bark Cuban st de Cuba % out bound TO
Trieste all wen board and wish same 70 be known April
I'd, lat 50 N, Ion W. .
Brig Clara from Philadelphia for Port au Prince, April
10Th lat $500, Ion 70.
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Ship NV; Dsnss Teyssssa. brey9 %.
BARI Eiss (HSal Hsyasnaa. Hs.Surs. Beck Ksa.
Bark Charlotte wynns. Hosnsr. karess. sardy ssA-
Bark Gee Thena, Fisk; nsrs.iilss. s.sdy 4 Sanford.
Bark Davenport Orb h'Kenais. kohibssss. Boyd 4
BARI Water Gsuns. tBren). Kshrns. 8. Thomas, Pa
s'SSS
Bris As1s% sss,sns SSIssa: Is!si .e.s Co.
sT rs s fsl Sena1as fIstoa .ii1 Brain. c..
BTs 3a:sss %ss Tosis h,s Sw'
Brig Wetumia, Fowler Mobile sturses. Giesrmsn Co
Ts Tsysr meSs. taSpH
s ss s.s gssy Ss.s asT Rsi ssn sis talbot
schr VIM MAILER, Price: baltimore MAILER & Lord
ssssrr Syf ass. i Baker PSiisdss!ps: hkss
T e eaas k H.sss I D, Lew.
sshr Lucy Ann. Smell. Portland; Nssmi.h { Sons.
Steamer Anthracite, Morley Philadelphia, W II Thenp p
sioop Maria Louisa, Bennett, Bristol, master.
Arrived.
mss: S' tT. spssss es:,' with
9sf'p ss %
18th lat as Ion r. s1ehanssd signals with Sswo
bond SPOKE
@ 81 inst s,n lat % lon passed Gswofs
VIE Ras Co. ws Msw oTs,9 days with md
ps.as iSn s
Ssh Lat ~ PASSED ts 0ar Wh,mOrs bound
with ssSp Snln IS cSsI 5sI sshmd Mn
Bark Marie Masdaisns Dutchl Popkem. Rotterdam 80
o., Bark Wave tbr) Hapn Dublin. 80 days. in ballast and
Brig Julia Moulton tcf Boston). Donnell Naguat, PR
s.5t Sff ssss
YIN Df Elauca
SIs STstsn I1;ss R BYE rsss Il, with
fs a. s:'s
Bedcrd spoke schr MARY ry' E nss
Story Dysr eais lr IS ss
Brig Jane NieIsrson lof Boston Ncksrson Charleston
Brig Protection, Young Calais Is days. with lumber to
u sssy Grand Island
wilmington lhli %tsa for Or, GHu u.lh,p 49,
S Allen ra.rdo PR
s %M, hSns SsS Ess,.s
sehr Andrew Jackson a. -ee SerWich for piermos.
sehr Meridien, Chase, Harwich. days
Henry Clay Sye. New BEDFORD days. bound I.
ssnr Cod Kelley GIsuss.te
SIR SIR I;siisas. Kelley boston, days
& sads dss %sssny
sehr Helena; Wilkins quincy, days. ''''
Sehr Mount Vernon, Rockland.
Schr Col Simons, -, Rockand.
Schr Lucy White. -, Rockland.
Schr Aurora, Brown MIibridge, days.
Sohr Ann Sawyer. Mlbridge, days.
Schr Roam, Ramsdel Harrington. q days.
Schr Southerner, Pike Lubec, days.
Steamer City Of New York, Baxter, b lstoI.
Sloop Harvest, French, Providence
Below,
Bark Junior (Brcm), -. from Bremen, As days, to
Pnyenstadt Schumacher.
Two brigs.
Sailed,
Ships Star Of tho West, Bovine Liverpool; VIM Nelson
Gheeye NOrlean Gallis Richard MOBILIZE sarks Mangcs
Haskl Havana; Alert Brennan Quebec; Gambia, Radcl
Richmond; Maria Amelia (Beg), briggs Isabella Reed
dlla. PR.
Wind during the day, WSW.
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Tclegraphic Reports.

NV ORLEANS, May 4-Noon.
Cotton is again excited by the advices of the Pacific
The sales already have been 5000 bales at further
advance Of &c. Low middng is quoted mt &c. and strict
middling at Shc Sugar has advanced &c; fair sells at
4lac. sc. Mess pork is duh at ST. % SIT 81.
NEW ORLEANS May pm.
The total sales today of cotton 5000 bales at
further advance of &c; middling SIC a SIC.
New ORLEANS. May 5-Noon
Cotton is quiet to-day. operators waiting for the
per the Europa-barey 200 bales sold this morning The
increase in the receipts at all the Southern ports reach
630,0C0 bales above the same time last year.
New ORLEANS May Noon.
Cotton has received active impulse from the ad-
vices per the Europa already 5000 bales have changed
hands at very full prices strict mddlng quoted at
BALTIMORE. May I, 1852
An advance Of &c. per bushel red wheat has taken
place here The sales Of coffee for the week have been
10 900 bags
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acres q .,s On wssss I:,saa 70 =. v.4 eisy
his L ss ses q % es s had
That the .md.v,,. nsts,;or. .rx .u.....
rsni.;oa soneurres Z By ,SI. hoard Is
Immediately filed with the Tax they DO
To Committee on Finance.
Resolved That the special to whom was re-
~ practicable Adopted.
Resolved That the Special Committee the relief Of the
nhahtents and in those streets through which
the Hudson River Railroad in the Fifth and Eighth
By Assistant Alderman Aspsnsos-r
RsscIysd the csnmissopsr Of Streets and Lamps
Tenth 70 Eleventh avenue lighted with oil without
III. Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon at six
From the minutes EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, MAY IL 1852
the ON e be pnb BIZ IN
the
ruv III. MAJORS hu or,.er NEW Yonx, MAY 7th 1859.
nm isnss
BE . siis city
price which it s pay the land to be
ns s' sr Ss
e S BE- in
o5 at much less price than that proposed
The Emigration who occupy large por-
Atey adjoining the land proposed to DO laid city
cemetery have officially protested against the location
Petters Feld in such close proximity their sey
populated hospitals and insisting that would BIO abso
ute dangerous to those under their charge have
resolutions TO resist to the of law the
nation OF such act the of the authorities
concur with the gentlemen composing this
that the location off Poters Field that portion
leland occupied by their hospitals and other buildings
All times crowded with emgrants enfeobled by disease
would be exceedingly dangerous and especially should
our city be at any future period visited by epidemic
The action Of honorable body subsequent to the
passage Of the report under appropratng
Tor burial purposes the ten Island recently
nile Denquens has rendered purchase of these
nine acres entirely The land thus ceded
upon which, ! am informed. interments have already
been made, is better fitted for the purposes of n
Potters Field than the other portion the island
and although it would be preferable to have located
the cemetery at some point more isolated from any
population, yet tho distance of the ten acres from
the portion of the island occupied by the Commissioners
Emigration renders less liable to objection from body
and SO far as am informed obstacle will interposed
by them AS therefore the city
for burial purposes the necessity
chasing Mt large price land which
many and such grave objections urged.
The ten acres set apart be used for long time;
and before necessity arises for Potters Field
40 not doubt that land be secured in location
less than that which is intended to purchase
possessing requisite for burial purposes much
less price than is proposed to for the land in question
A. q. KINGSLAND Mayor.
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TEE MARRIED woMANsPRIvArH MEDICAL CON.

VNHE MARRIED wONANSPRIvATE MEDICAL CON.
panion-By Dr. A. N. MauriceAu, Professor Dseasee
Of Wemen-Twentieth edition, l8mo., PIP 250-Proe 81
Years Of suffering physical and mental anguish msay
work. 10 intended especially for the married. or thoss
contemplating marriage IL discloses seoro1a
which should be known to them particularly.
To those whose health does permit
family, It is of special importance.
either budding into womanhood tho other in decline
Of years-in whom nature contempates importAAt
change discover the symptoms, the
Efficient edee and certain OF In every
complaint to which her sex IL subject
Extract OF letter from gentleman In Dayton OhieJ
Ny DEAR SR-My wife has been perccptbiy sinking es,
some three in her great
guish and suffering months before and
hnement-every successive and dsbitatins
and protrating her, putting her life in Imminent danss
And which the last occasion despared suPpoost
this state OF things inevitable and resigned myself "
meet the worst. AT this time (now about two monshsl
heard book highly spoken Of containing mst
ters reaching On it's receipt and pcrusa
you the relief afforded my mind ana
the its pages impaired wife, learning that the
great discovery of NJ Descmesux provided remedy. IL
opened prospect to which little conceived poo.
sblc But for this, another would have psssst
over head in all human probability my wife wouid ha-s
been in her grave and my children left motherless
49, Of course, to convey more fully tbs
FOR the married. those contemplating
For sale at 22 broadway and a. the pubishing oee ~
Liberty street, New York; Little & Co., Albany Jossps
Tucker Mobile, Alabama; T. X. Peterson. Us Chost-nt
street. Pbladerhia. On the receipt Of 81 COPY VIII
free OF postage 20 any part altbe Urt
A. M Mauriceau, Box LIZA New Yo-s city. 0ess IL
Liberty street.
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IL APID AND RADICAL CURES SUCH AS WILL NOT
~ be months, but one, two three days, IL taken
eary-and whose permanency be relied and that will
not to your perpetual cbagrn and loss be breaking out
againcAn most certainly be obtained by and all OF
unfortunate from Dr. Ward This s recommended to the
serious attention OF those who would be well and
quick and escape the horrd secondary affections the
inevitable detection and disgrace that follow their
anoe New and important discoveries enable him
than ul his promises Of cure impossible to DO effected
under any anti uated method Eyory convenience for the
treatment provided Attention bestowed such as you will
receive no where else Remember that hundreds
lost under other doctors solely from Of IT, Attention
r. all that IL needed hesdce sk and with both his part
the uDfortunate UNDER him get magcsly Once at
the corner canal street and Broadway Book and advice
gratis. Medicine, dollar
TNHE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR X:
Pretton temale Panacea, Nos and 3, corrccte AL
Irregularities o. Tho female tystom Sent by mail with 40
Voc ono dollar Consultations and letters confidential
Nb.-No. must not he taken in pregnancy none are
genuine but ttoss Of DIR. T.. Once, No. 300 Bowery
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Married..

On Wednesday, May 5, by the Rev. Mr. Osgood. Jo-
Posi- to JOSEPHINE ELLEN daughter of the late Lewis
X. Bridge, all of this city.
On Tuesday evening" May A. by the Rev. DR.. Bowling,
Mr.. JAMES J. HUMPHREYS of Brooklyn, to Miss MARIA
CAMPBELL, of Now York.
On Thursday. May 6. at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of St James Mulberry street, by tina Rev Mr.
Shock, ALBERT ANTON FRIrpERioK MARTES MAHLsrApr,
hq to Miss MARY ANN, daughter Of II. Mas, ESD all
of this city.
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Telcgraphie Marine Reports.

BOSTON, MAY X.
Arrved-Sbps Amaranth. Calcutta with loss OF sails;
Corsica NOrleans brig Sarah Williams Cenuegos sohrs
Joseph James Georgetown. DC; Adelaide, Richmond
ton, Philadelphia: Antilles, Rondout.
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~ suited confdentiay delicate diseases His trea&
ment is without treasl
with candor The following letter Dr. has been
over seven since first applied you my body
was then one mas Of disease discharged from
hospital incurable and advised TO seal
.outhen eiimats Chen by the accident res1
tng over the N. Y Sunday Times, with
tisement made up my mind to consult you. though
must confess, had hope Of being relieved and
cured me Of one Of the loathsome diseases very
afflicted with and still continue enjoy the Of health
feel that would be wanting in duty my mas
bic death wereI not TO make public that IL might b.
the Of saving being from TIA
brink Of the grave, 40 THOMAS GREEN. Sriokiayer