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PANT MEDICINES.
LOOK TO YOUR TEETH,
THEY CAN BE CURED
DIR. LA aU E's
Tor pARts
Tooth AND GUM SPECIFIC,

4UO1M AND GUM % 1OAE ANg
For he care Of Sore, Diseased and B1ee'ttng
GUMS, md re,aoving all Tarte, from
the TEETH, for keeping them Clean and
NH, and prerentiag Decay.
&c Prepared from the original Receipt, by
w. EATON EVANS, CO.,
Sole Proprietors for the United States.
D5- This valuable preparation was discovered
after longexperiments, by l.. N. o. LACNO Z,
one of the most eminent Dentists IN france, anu
used by him in his practice for upwards OF NJ
teen years. with the utmost success: II NOT onIy
cIeanses and beautifies the TEETH, but keeps
them clear OF tarter and scurvy; and Will, II not
decayed prevent their becoming so. II decay
has commenced, It will arrest its progress rom
the purifactfon it renders 10 the IF 4 II. II Is
also one of the best purifiers OF the breath ever
discovered.
abundant evides.ce could be produced equally as
good as the fotlOsoing, If thought necessary, OF
the Proprietor considers thus SnUcient 10 SGttgy
any candid mind.
Better testimony cannot be oHered IN favor Oh
any medicine, than the following from DOCTOR
S, Gilbert. whose character and integrity is well
known in the South and West and much through
OUT the United States, as being the most success
FIJI man living for the treatment and cure OF the
most inveterate Cancers and chroic Ulcers:
Being called upon by Mr.. Evans 10 give him
my opinion respecting Doct. Lacrue room ana
Gum Specifc | take pleasure in saying. that, as
agent. have sold the Specific rapidly, and so
far as have heard from its effects, it has given
universal satisfaction. and bearing the appella-
ton OF tire most superior article row in use for
cleansing and whitening the teeth; also for re-
storing frmness TO soft or spongy gums, or
healing where there is liberation with rapidity
Suffice it 10 say that il has 10 rival in point OF
efficacy. GILBERT. NJ. ID.
Dec 10Th, 1880. 20 Poydras-st. N. o.
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WISTAR,S RALSAM

THE Best RemedyeUer knOacn To Nun
Tor Coughs, Asthma Colds. Group, Bronchit-
i is. Influenza; Bleeding of the Lungs, Diff
Guilty of Breathing, Liver Affection; Pain OF
Weakness of the Breast Side First stages Of
Consumption. &c
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Remarkable Cures!

OF all the cures that have yet been received there
are certainly none equal 10 the one hrs men
toned, which plainly shows the durability OF
consumption, even in some OF its orst lorms
Jefferson County. Ia. Fell. u. Is49.
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miscellaneous Political Items.
TIE LEG RAPHIC.
Maryland Whig State Convention.

BALTIMORE May 20. 1862
Tho Maryland Wing State Convention assembled this
morning ard appointed General John G Chapman. Of
Charles county President The Convention appointed
from each county to draft resolutions when tho Con-
ytniion took recess tin past ~ o'clock
Upon Resembling, the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved. That We regard so,s
OF the
in them and would consider attempt to
disturb them hostile to the OF the country and the
integrity Of the Union.
Resolved That approve Of the administration az Mil
lard Fillmore, who has esnccd by his conduct Of the
H. the principles Of tho constitutions hrmneRe in til
ain ~ the laws and biz Just regard for the t Of
mhcd do declare him drs choice o- the Presidency
Resolved That the rhirs 81 Maryland will give their cor
A. e any r@e w for he Prdc"o and vios
Presidency. who stand by tho comnrome acts embracing
the Fugitive slave law AID regard them AZ maj settle
venion will consider ts" bound TO support any ncmi
q the wiz National Convention, unless known to be
Resolved That the wise maxims of washugon. e,pcct
-. e frci w q re ocun,r, % cute the
TIC flowing rcfoluiitn adopted standing, by q
unanimous and most cordial expression -
Resovej That The whgu Of Ms-,ana have undimnished
the patriotic and wsSam 81 Henry Clay and
deeply sympatiie Nth him 10 hts present amistcn.
AFTFRNoON SESSION
The following delegates were elected TO the National
Convention
For e State al iGrgc--The Hon John O. Chapman and
Hon Jamcs rosroc
Co,e,essionai Disfries Il George Morgan Q VIM.
II. Clarke 3 A. b. Psiter 4 DR. j. Han on Tho.
mas George yckers Or Francis u Phelps
Electors appointed; and after specch from Mr
CHAIRMAN ouotdtic of MIR. Clay ard complimentary TO
| Mr. Fillmore, tho convention adjourned 11e die.
The delegates fom Allegheny county werc the only
m faxcr ~
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TELEGR ApHIC.
The Massachusetts Legislature.
THRMArSE LAW AGAIN PASSED, ere.

JHEM RLAw AGAIN PASSED, Ere.
Bosror. May 20, 1852
In the House to-day, the Liquor bill being up an
amendment carried striking out the referring
the people The bill then passed to be engrossed by
twenty three majority and was in this form sent back
TO the Senate where It finally passed by majority
Of one. motion to reconsider was pending whom the
Senate adjourned.
The Senate this morning discussed the bill Of expenses
Of Kossuth's witt, amounting to $4,000
The House passed the bill concerning certain black
citizens Of Massachusetts who were lately sold into a-
very In Texss They aso adopted substitute for the
senate bn TO protect the right Of suffrage making 10
vsung.
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DEATH or CHARLEs Toby AT HONOLULU In
formation has been ived nom w. w. Allen R.n II 4
Ccusu at Honolulu OF the death In the United states
Iospitai at that place ~ Mir Charles Tobcy An Amsv.
can citizen in the year 1850 Mr. Alien has for vared
70 the Department Of State an inventory Of effects
BY the dec ased and accounted with the Treasury De-
the balance Of tina estate TO be held for the
bcnsat u ths Legal rvprsssatA4ivS,
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Liv.RPooL. Steamship Affioa-Mr. aaaAaH Ne and nrs
Rogers and two ehildrea. Mr. and Mrs Hssnan ansA
Mr. Nelson Mr HcCyoskey John Drookhsld Rossin Jas
Ssl9man Mr. 10 hesnnef Mr. Tarr Mr. Steel Jas EdwardG
Joe Connah, Symes Mr. Ashlinrst, Mr. rsmb~rtos es
Turner Dept Assistant Commander NJ Lasak Benson
Dcvebor Mr. Roy, Jy; Mr. McAndrsw Mr. MAcrcA Mr. Har.
ris. Miss Abraham, NASH John Green alex Scott
Palmer Alan Thonas Mr. StonebYidge M Sisby, w.
Ihos HillyArd kichards Thompson. "a HAD.
ley SNOW. n Bay ley. A Ahrahams-T0tsl Is.
NcErcLK AND RICHMoNp-Ssea usbjp koauoke- J B She.
rsr Allen. Lyncn Miss Cave, Capt D Rod scrs "
Laphem lady and two children. Mis- Fuller & Odd
ley md lady Curtis koy @ CriAtt. Clarke. Miss
Churchftl, Wilson. Edison. DR. Parks lady two
children ano servant, Mrs HAstings Miss Barry Mss
Whhmorc. Ara hcrrisett Mrs. Field and three chidren
keboal acy four children and MAI q Arnol1
A, Miss heIlcn, Hrs Beach. I'd Blunt SuH,ren q
w 81 norcn. e Riggs. b n ID LAud, 0riMn W 0syd
h Holman 8 6tani Wilson. y K CunniaxhNu, y
Read. Cave Ev sister and thrwe cbtldean
Brown. Hitchcock lady and two children Mrs Ward
and enid kev w Tobey and lady H. Clarke Ma nafg
Marion Richarda q Randall ID Rtchavdxsn 4 D NJ
lon MAJ Lhrkn Smith lady three cilsrss servant
hairy and lady. Proctor Mrs smaIIw.od stub.
:op Denon and lady Miss Black wsl Aaaa srkvsil
Mc''cn Seely Mrs Pratt and four ekadres Pisa.
sants mrs Parrish W stake. r Cia-ks Hsnes
the st<crafc =
RIo!AsEIRo-ship Greyhoznd-capt nsses. lady sol
two hildrcn from Sandwic te,suds uowe, do Cast
thompson late Of ship Thor. Of York; 0rakss,
JAosEI-Brg aimatla--w II weblsy. a Greene.
HavAsA--nSrk Fiorsncc-T Npssado, z DohL
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Webster Delegate 90 ,he National Convcn-
don.

Inc wing convention Of the Second District met TO-
day and elected otsp Lord Of Salem delegate to the
National Convention Mr. Lord goes for webter a. his
first choice but will rustan nomination az Tho vhv
party resolution instrucne the deleQxte 70 vote for
basiel Webster. wss unanimously adopted
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M#s sr0n. mayM
Arraved-Bsrks Dwight Bstinoss; bri sarah 7hoea-
dils ssvsassh Samuel snsl wlni.ytsni eds rhii.ast
Cardspss Ro. Csorstows &C. ASHLAND. Baskerville sc;
Hasrst. koFklhi PARKER Atsxssdrta, Abort r. w.
cad Ssguspa Madagascar. B.lten n wclsiassea Jas
Hssry and csss!s Rouaost, Thss RsswsL Emily 0iea.
and Rebecca. EYoFk.
Ceare6-Bsshs Prsis. Havana R~xana. NOstsAss sehrs
Aulstrvn. Aux Cayss; "a Appleton. aad Corr. n York
UhAnLnsrea. nay -.
Arrived Bari Georgia, Boston.
Saied-Bark Caroline. aud bFi. Cllntsn NYerk.
Cleared HDti-schr Col Satt@ry. kferk.
SAilso-Schrs Jubists. and vuIturos Prsvtdeacs.
Nkw OeLEAHs. 0ay1o.
Arrivedslipe Hunphry Pa riagton Susan Hicks. Oswe
70, and bark Emily Minor. N York.
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0T Wepublish a long letter to-day from
our friend Ashley, who has been TO hear The
thunders Of Niagara and Ex-Governor Jones.
Ii seems that Horace Greeley is down on all
platforms, as he is not able to stand on any,
whelhe: composed of planks or paper. II
be aspits" on 'em, they break, and if he at
terapts to stand on one, down it will come.
One would suppose that he could certainly
stand on the present whig platform, especial
~ after Gen Scott has added three new
pIanks, but even this will not satisfy him.
His expectorating proclivities, are manifest
I'd In all be says and does. Wonderful man
Is Horace. Wonder if he chews tobacco
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onrLra,ble.a

D.
The Water Cure and the Psychological
Journals'for August. have been received
Their contehtsare varied and interesting as
usual Published by Fowlers and Wells,
l3l, Nassau ST.. N. y, at one dollar a year
for each Journal. z
Merrys Museum and Parlsgs Mugasinc
The August number Of this excellent little
juvenile work is before US. Every child in
the country, capable of reading. should be
furnished withit. Price, 81 a. year. Pub,
lished by S. 7. Allen,& Co., ll6, Nassau ST.,
The Amsricaa Whig RevicaO, for August
is, mostly filed with political articles, but
the literary articles make up in quality for
their scaniity. Our whig friends, if they
wantlhe "simon.pure whiggerg, should take
the Review by all means. Published fol
S3.OOa year, by Champion Bisselt 100, Mas
sau ST.. N. W S
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Later from Califnrnia.

New YORK, July2
J The Steamer Promethus arrived from San
Juan, with 100000 and l2O passengers -
Steamer. Pacific arrived from Sdn1Juan, on
the l4lh. The Pampero ssiled on theg20lhs
for New Orleans, with $50 passengers.
The Sierra county Democratic ticket sac-.
,cessful. The difficulties at Maaposa BE-
tween the French and Americans continue. 2,
Numbers of Frenchmen who had been driv.
en- away, arrived at San francisco, and laid
their grievances befor the French Consul.
No news of importance.
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Late { from the Isthmur.

New York, July 81. y
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived from,
Aspin walllast night. .s.s.
By this arrival we have dates lrom yalpa-
raiso to The 2Sth Of June.
Flores was still 80 miles below the city.
being afraidto enter on account Of the pia
sence Of the French. :
The steamer Columbia withthe California
mails and S35O,OOOin gold arrived at Psnss
ma. on the 10Th -
Mr. Rice, The U. S. Consul at Acapulco
had been called to the city of Mexico by the
American Minister, to give an explanation.
and after he had proceeded some distance on
his journey, the authorities Of Acapulco sent,
an express. :re-arested and tock him back, Z.
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Pommade de Seville.

This is a simple but efficacious prepara-
tion, much in request among Spanish ladies,
for removing from the face the effects Of the
sun. The following is the recipe Take
equal parts Of lemon juice and white Of eggs.
Beat the whole together in o vanished earth.
en- pipkin, and set on slow fire. Stir the
fluid with wooden spoon till it has &C
quired the consistency Of soft pomatum.7-
Perfume it with some sweet essence, and be-
fore applying it, carefully wash the face
with rice-water.
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q NEw York, Jniy 30.
Evenly three bodies were recovered last
night, fifteen Of which were females sn,o1s
:themsthe vile Of Stacy Rahcfoft chsS,,ss
,Piiiladelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Over, Nam uei2
Wilfamton, M G, ,jSA. J. DOwnipg, editor
Horlicultufalist Newburg; w. f. Rass wife
and two daughters, Cincinnati; Geo. Gmafs
cher, residence uaknoyn; Prof. Bartlett, Col,
|legiale Institution, Poughheepsie. wife OF
Prof: Baily, West Point, and two children;
Stephen Allyn Ex-mayor, New York; John
u. ThoInp pson, Lancaster, Pa. {. Miss Moore,
Tennessees wife and childof Adam Marray,
Chicago; William H. Whitlock, New York.
MIS-: q. II Haskell, Lanrell Hill, ~, Jersey.
lnjtiredz-Miss Tucker. .AiiledgeyilIe, Ga, !,
|sW. u. lPrescot La. Fifty or sixty pas
|sengers still missing. Boat worth 500 600.
Insured for five thousand; owned By Wm,
Radlord. Capt. Golfers Testimony befors
|the CcroncFs Jury renders il cersain that:
there was rpcing. A lot OF baggage, without
owners, marked M. A. F., Wilmington j.
Gs Broasshan, Detroit; Miss H. Clements,
Wilmington. !.
I Among the saved from the Henry Clay,
Iare Capt. Dean, lady and daughter, Capt. d.
kW. Batchelor, lady and servant, G.. w. Muls
/ lin, ~. "A, Irwin, all of Pittsburgh; P. Al,
Spring, Of Cincinnati, T. w. Miles OF CD.
iiumbns, Ohio: Es Cooper Of Memphis; Joh,
W. Whiting and Lady, New Orleans,
Salesof4 900 kbis flour; State S4 ,l8;
western @4 ,58, 8. 900 fi1shels westetnwheat
laa 1. 300 bushels mixed corn at 63@64.
Prime pork $l7,7 mess $50. The an
lnouIeement of the Eurot1a checked bnsi,eses
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J LATER FROM EURoPE.

New YORK, July 30. p.
The Europa arrived a; half past one with
AZ passengess y o. <i 2
The elections over; 48l already elected
Only l87 ministerials, Serious election RI
otsat Cork, Limerick, Belfast and elsewhere
in Ireland. The militia called out, and ma
ny shot. ~ tSA<f4s's 2; s5s
!, The treaty commerce between Sw;tzer-
land and the United States completed
Dudley Mann, commissioner, left for home ;,
. Letters from Kossutf, seized in Italy and
sent to the Austrian Governor at LombardS,
many arrests. +G s,t
I, The India mail arrived. The British car
.ried he. town of Bessein by Storm 800
Burmese killed. Severe fighting in North
west India between Sir Collin Campbell and
The reyolted tribes. Terrible battle in Ca
.bul between Var Mahonmed andSids Can.
'dshar, each l0,000, strong. The battle last:
ed eight hours, Sirdaars Cadahar was de-
fealed--.- Loss2, ,000-men. q ~.
NEw YoRK,. Ang. 81. i
The Herman arrived this moring from.
Southampton, with dates tothe 2Ist *,
Cotton in moderate demand, prices, firm.:
l Corn duil-partial decline OF one shilling
per quarter Wheat and. -four dull Crow
ing crops favorable. =
Money msrke! unchanged. Money pIeb-
ty.
Louis Napoleons tour TO Strausbomg, 18th
Extraordinary fedts and demonstrations by
the people--nlagnificent illumina ton mon-
stsr review-sflam 6ght-fenzed shpu,s Of
"Vive Napolpon!" = "Nivs l'Empe relif'--
showers 4 bequets and flowets. ~ =:
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06
A New idea in steamships.

The EasternSteam Navigation Company
of London had proposed a plan to their
shareholders for building two steamships,
700 feet long, ard IA 900 tons burden, each
vesselto have two sets of paddle.wheels and
a screw propeller,:of an aggregate power ol
5000 horses, These vessels are to run from
Milford Haven to Alexandra. and from Suez
to Calcutta. 1t is assumed they will go at
the rate of 30 miles an hour, and will cost
SO, 500 600, or 81 ,750,0 each.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06
The Hat trade quite Brisk, Lately.

Benjamin Page, was bound over to Court,
yesterday, in the sum Of three hundred dol
.lss, for breaking pane Of glass outof s.
Glovers show case, on Tuesday night. and
extracting therefrom three hats. Messrs r.
Lloyd & Co., also, lost one, which was found
in the possession Of Mr.. Engebrecht, to
whom Pagehad soldit. There is more thiev-
ing going on in this community than is
d,sampt Of in the philosophy Of many Of our
ssitizens, and 1t behooves them to look sharp.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06
For latest news, markets &C., see sd
The London Times.

The whig papers, says the Washington
Union, are attempting to prejudice the peo-
pie against the democratic iicketbecause the
London Times has expressed wish for its
success. The Wing journals forget them
selves. Ifthey would reflect moment
they would remember with what
proudgratificalion they republished thee enco-
miums Of The English press on Gen. Taylor's
inaugural address, which resembled royal
proclamation so much, ,and the eagerness with
which they laid before their readers the praise
which the tory press bestowed on Mr.. Fill
r1otes messages. They would remember,
also, that the great bulk Of the British press
always denounced the spirit and tendencies
of the democratic party, and has always
openly avowed its high regard for the char
acter Of the whig party. The London Times
TO a great extent represents the liberal party
in England. tits opposed to theprotective
policy and advocates free trade; and it pre-
fers the success of The democracy, only
because of lis attachment to free trade prin-
ciples. But the tory papers those who op-
pose the liberal movements, which advocate
strong governments and uphold monopolies
end class legislation, have always abhorred
the democratic party, and all other parties
which would elevate the people, while they
have manifested the. strongest sympathies for.
the conservative spirit of the whig party
Freedom OF commercial intercourse benefits
both parties in commercial tsancactions, and
isis natural that English journals which are
otblinded by,bigotry and thoroughly con-
sinced that restrictive duties and corn. laws
ere absolutely necessary to the preservation
Of society, should not wish 20 see the resto-
ration Of high tariff in this country, but
tather the spread Of free trade principles,
which confer so much benefit onthe varied
interests Of the two countries. We think
The New World cansworls out its own destiny
and we care but little for the sympathy OF any.
European nation. If, however, we should
attract the good wishes Of any party beyond
the Atlantic, we.trust il will be the party
which desires the relaxation Of the rigor Of
monaIcbical ideas and the Introduction Of
more, liberal principles, rather than thenar.
row.minded, bigoted conseryatists. like the
tories of England, whose hearts always throb
responsive to American federalism.