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NJ ARITIME INTELLIG ENCE
PORT or NEW YORK, MAY ls, 1852.


Arrived,
Dutch isate Prince OF Orange Capt Byi dc Vroe from
Norfolk. - ''N' -
Steamship Atlantic. Wcat Liverpool Nay5. IL NJ with
mose ad pass ngerl 70 Collins on Boa Buoy passed
ship constantine Bunting, hence bound in; May 10
Ion u 10 spoke tip Cancellation Allen, Liverpool
vino westerly I4h. lat ~ 70 81 " spoke sbip
sctsni u, spencer from Liverpool for NYorE 1.-THE
reports tie arrival al Liverpool ato 9th the stcam
ia this port. wing put in 20 nit repair the damage
bail
steamship Daniel Webster Waterman, San Juan, days
Mtn epeeie apo 700 passenger, " Allen May 49, lat
NNork. 80 ' ~ ' -
hp Mercury tpktl Conn Havrs April ~ with mdse and
3oo fMtshgtrr, TO Beyd Hnckcpail well. Took pilot
IL nt.its IRON SsL by Hook. -
blp sterling Got Wiscsssetl Henderson, Havre 80 days
~ a usiis ~ hno ~ passongeta 70 master.
sif or ate Got BOSTON, Doyeroux Leriorn March 90
ashso Sifahr Urn T. with rags marble Sc 10 master
Arm ~ lat ~ s Ion 20 poke brig Wound henoo for
Mnrsees May y ~ " 80, lon 81 a. spoke Dutch bark
Eva, Plilrook. for NYork ~ - wv" f
Bark Norma tiruss), Sehuity Cork AZ svs 4; balIost
and 100 passentrIs. to order : - " ~
Bark Ellen frspces OF Portland blanchard Matsn.
2aB, II dsys, With sugar. 10 master. " "
Bic David Dunoli Podger Wilmington, NC Bdays with
naval stores TO Powell ~ - '" ~"
Schr j Is Blocker, Smith. Wasbinrton NC ssvs With
naval stores, 10 II Powell. -'' -
Schr Bigh Priest Smithton, Plymouth. NC, 6 DAYS
Sehr stephen Waterman. Nickerson, Harwiob 4 days
Sobr Daniel Resell Russell Portland, CT.
ScLr Mary Johnson, Ryan, Now Haven. zdays
s:hr " Dra!nsrd, Clarke, Crycnrort. 5 days.
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Vic DICAIs.


TYR. C0NvERS' INvlGORATING CORDIAL. "A
~ great variety Of have been adopted per
who have violated tho laws Of their physical and social
that give the least permanent relief We
on strangcrs and all not be deceived by the
silly pretensionB Of certain Doctor WHO adver
tsemente, often word for word This Cordial IS tho only
remedy for that debility which ncapectatcs for or
matrimony. IT has restored hundreds whom AL other
have failed SO bottle three bottles for 50 With
portant advice. Once IS Third and 13 Cham brs
street. Advice from A. to A. NJ Address Dr. CON
NERS. SO Third avenue, New York, post-pcsd
TJUfDREDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACTED
disease are disappointed of cure, by not calling on
Dr. UUNTLR brst lie will forfeit any sum " he fails
cure any that under his care no matter
how long attending affiotng Patients arc invited to
lis spcnpary Division esreet, New York CITY,
% yearly by his practical pcrnoo and
reet ron Strangers who have been unfotun In
tho Of pysioisp, collected TO call tho
Doctor Ills great remedy, Hunters Red Drop,
those who hsve contracted private tease like 40.
Frico, ~. with private treatise People hun
tis remedy all others discovered H. that
does not dry up the poison OF the disease the blood
to break out at some remote period In terrible
but thoroughly roots evory particle Of dis
cotton In forty eight bour placing the patient in
the position before he contracted disease
whatever IL does all this without poison
than tho Diseases cure result Of all other remedes You
Will find THE cut by bitter experience IL trust to
Other treatment Medical in all parts OF the country
send their chronic TO Doctor Hunter No fee Till
cured. Medical books gratis All computations private.
Advice Rratis Relief the most terrific In few
minutes eight affections cures Ia elk beurs.
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LIVER PooLSteamship AtlanticMr johnson ant friend
f Anderson Mr. Hardsty, Mr. and Mrs Pearsa son and
daughter Mr. Argent Mrs Langdon and friend Mr. and Mrs
Johnson Ipgersoll, Mr. and Mrs !nacrsoll. Ryek
man. Budd. Mr. and Mrs Blackinton, Mrs Booth,
chidr n Mr. and Farnum Mr. Caldwell. Miss Taylor,
Flora Brush. Lord. Mr. Jacques Capt Chopper,
G Heap, Mr. Mickles, Dr. BrodmAnn, Mr. Perkins, Mr.
Tbrrsher and servant Mics stuart keuhardt Mr. STUART
a Neal, Corbin Mr. Moulton. Erckenbrach Mr. and
Mrs. Phyfe child and servant, Wilson, Mr. HILL Mr.
Caldwell Rev Elton, II Krohl: C9nsostayelle " Mills
o w Silk Mr. Derrick, Miss Busch. ii 4 Busch
HAvRE-Packet ship Mercury-Dr VIM gladden. and IA
mily, Mrs Birmann and child Laura Schunncr, Nanny
Schaber, Louis Mango.
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~
Bosron, Nay 16
Arrived-ShiP Rrospers Valparaiso. Feb II. Feb o. lat
Of bS Ion ~ r. ship Aurea l days from Liverpool for
SFrancisco; 18th INST lat 80 A. Ion ~ TO- clipper
ship steering SSz.
BALTIMORE May 16
Arrived-Banks Ceorgiana, and Duva Boston; sohrs
Hiram Gerard AID VIM IL Mailer, NYork
CHARLnsrer, May lh
Arrived-Shi7 Columbus. NYork
Cieared-SohI 4 jackson, Providence.
New ORLEANS. May Is.
Marmion. NYork. -
Cleared-Sehl Z James, Charleston.
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II A n n A G. E AND DE ATH
&C. &c. 30.

The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. s. Wakeman,
arrived Last night with California advces the 10th u
being eleven days later than hitherto received.
The D. W. came from San Juan, which place she left
eight days ago. with three hundred and FIVE passengers
and 100000, which had been brought down from San
Francisco by the steamer Independence.
We annex
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list on PAssENGERs PER DANIEL wERsrER.

The following is extracted from The Daniel Websters
log
DIEp--Dean Fairbanks, of Woodstock, vt 13th-lat.
2.10; Ion. TO- SO, spoke herm. brig Gov Brock from
Neuvitas, bound to n. Y.
Our parcels delivered very soon after the steam
ers arrival BY Mr. B. s. Hopkins, the Purser CT the D.
W., and Messrs Gregory Co., and Adams s. Co., the
express agents.
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O. En0 wARD-yEFyRIgS' hNTIDor . ..av,
DcVV cifo mixture for the euro ~ ptiw x, a 81
m'kcss speedy cure. without the les rsss,icaos :;
diet drink exposure. change appo~x os
The proprietor challenges single case W ~" ~ "nNnes
will cure unJer the forfeiture ave oh ths Isxtne
IL NJ bottles with full direotiov nuuoo
Gle lasts mesn-msny arc cured IN i've d.va E., s.nhwH
,.s ,oi H.oau,r st ssa yard street NV
Orlesrs NJ "siRnA " Co. NV
q zoo RKwARD.-CR0ss' a.N,s sppcYpto ,uSi
BOVO ture OF all remev =" ~ Sr ~ ~ MIX
mos, u makes dy AND curs Win, 10
IL sppcs,op 10 buss@ 't dron Or eapsaurc Or oh.sse
Said OF the drug store 20 255 iro.dvay sornn, Of
oers A"eeL AZ" 10 Aetor House; at No. ITO IIroM
vaS' -1a u.s. wv tv.itsn street. corner Of william.
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vyNHE MARRIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE agDiCALCOA.
II pannn-EY DE-. A. III Manrcnun- prns

YNHE MARRIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE aEDiCAL CON
paDon-By DT. A. NJ Mauriceau Professor Usoh 500
Of en--Twcntieth edition lsmo I'D 30 Price ST.
Years OF suffering OF physical ard msny
an snectionhte VIE snd peouniary d suties the
bar might have boon spared by timely possession Of
rcrk ~ is mtenaed especially FOR tho married .hoet
contemplating arriage disccses important sryt
wtieh Oh uld be known to them particularly
To those whose health does not pesm;l an inorcass
family II is Of special Importance
Here. also every iemale-the we-tho mothev--ths
either budding into womanhood she other in tis decline
OF years-in whom nature contsmplates an iaportsnt
change can discover tho symptoms and tho no
efhcbt remedies and most ccrssn mode OF in
complaint 10 which her sex IL subject.
tExtraotofs letter from goatleman IN bsyton Ohio)
DIR. A. N. MAuRIcEAU:- DAYTON Nay !, lSf6
NY DEAR SrR-My wife has been perceptibry stntip, TO,
thyee more Ia consequence of her
euh suffering months before and dnrng cor
successive and deh'tntine
prostrating her, putting her life In imminent dapp
and which was the last occasion dsspaef Of
this of things inevitable and regued myself
meet the At this time (no. about
book highly spoken Of cnta,ning some nat
reaching On its receipt p.rusa ognpo,
you tho rccf afforded my dee-s,d mind ani
great discovery Of NJ NJ DcEom provided romeiv m
opened prospect to which ttte oanoeiyeg VS., nos,
sble. But for this, another year would havs nxsna
over my bead in all humaa probability wife
been in her grave, apd children left mi theriess
II is Of course convey more fully tho
intended for the married those contemplating
For sale a. 222 Broad ~ay and at the pubshug oGns
Liberty street New York; Little a. Co., Albany, Jasn Z
Tucker Mobile, Alabama; T. r. Poterson 90 che,s p.
street, Philadelphia On the recipe Of ST. copy
trsntmted By mail free Of postage any psSs. DC
United states Az letters must addroscd pod y, 'h
Dr A Mnuyioea box I22i Now York city. 'o W
Iihertv strees ""'s ~
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| i Nal steaushEs-.se,x New rerk ana Lissrpsoi
only calling at HafsE :" land sOd rsoeis" usus
zzSsS SS s, T ~. e; e? s.s1s.
sSERicz Cap cse eassS s csp' sssaA
-si41 .is.i sssG. ls:a .,.m... ...s
g Eas. on tho s.arbo.rd red o.. port
S.n.da Lang from, boston. Wesnvsssy.Ssy = IS.
Asa. sSason from York ssn..asy Tune q isss
Passage from Nsw York Bossop 90 hvareoaI-First
Freight viii be charged specie bospaS amcuat Tor
An experienced surseon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass through enc Post
For froi'hs or passage A S..y, e .c,,,,o
WATCHES order Of tho British Treasury, of
win be hereaftsr .amissed IN sssi."a 10
sn ssa .'si
81 Hayre for New York or BOSTON via Liverpool without
brought in common with British goods Through Sus d
iadins are sivss in Hsvrer or New York
STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GkAsGew.--
steamship GTAscow i pS~sa RoSsr
is4:ds; ss % =. % a % s:
Second 1ef ag ssssw.y
THKoUG Il 70 SAN FRANcIsco-AT REDUCED
ass Ysn ANA S s sTxsrs
Berry NcSu take asr
scST
arrival Of the e Panama by the United taseu
These vessels safety are not sur.
s
ss~ s.s ''!:: s'ss
record both running and time to
sss'~ ' ''''' -. DAVIS. bRcSKs 8 CO. App'
:, Genera: jones' Asis'i : 5S eftSss oi%;s''''
s..sss viii sSass
now opsped nearly e. orsons thus avoiding tbs st a.
tsna.nt upon Landing in boats chasrs and to. rvor
TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY coNNEorING
with tho rssiso Mar Steamship
tsksts E.sra TSs superior double engine
vice, vim s.v. for AspnSs Navy Bay, direct Thurs
81 sg,
which steamer to
ss,, s arrival Of
any delay The .ssomn:1.,.oe: q these ssa@s.os
aSisk s's ss saa
WIN shS; sn;Sjsd sseas milo.
attending landing in boats ID chasrss as shs, VIII b
from ns free S on tho
RATES OF FARE TO AsrISwALL
Lower aft and forward sasosss, IS
RATES rHaovex TO SAN ra Arcisco. o. %
Enst Class $3kS
s seoena class. 2so
ciildre. aaa:, il years. half prieo:. - -. i0o
Of ~ Ms ss.
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9ifIPPINQ.


LOR LIyERPooL-uNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West-This steamship
will with the United States mails for Europe posi-
berth at the foot of Canal No berth till
paid for For freight or passage having unoqualed
modatiohs for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWD. COLLINS & 20, 56 Wall street.
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic and sail
june IL
- EDUCTION INrAKEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
~ and LyerpoolThe Liverpool and philadelphia steam
ship Company intend sailing their Steamships fol-
lows
FROM pHuLADErPJuh
City OF Manchester. ............. Thursday, June
CITY OF tietGuW .Thvrstfy, July
City o. Manchester Thursday, July "
from LIVERPOOL.
CITY o. manehester. Wednesday, May
City Of Glasgow. ....... "Wednesday, June
CitY Of Manchester. Jupo 10
Rates OF pnseagc from Pbiladelpha:-seloon Ia sbte
state rooms, ygN IN double rooms $685. for sari
.thte rooms S0-holudng provisions and stswor5s fss
ford 1reisnt or BES,s SsEe ,IggIy TO
OF No. Wanu, street. Pbiiadel phis~
E0K ShVANNhb,-UNfTED STATES MAIL LINE
The new aEd superior steamship Florida, Thomas
Lyon, Captain viii leave Saturday, May r. at O'CLOCK
T. a., from PIER 4, North River. Apply ~ :. -. -.
SAMUEL J. MtTCHiLL No. ~ 'FRONT.' street
yhe Alabama q n. Ludl W, Captain, wnlesve on sesur.
day, Nay ~ For Speed streuFth, accommodations, ana
EoR SAN FRANCIsCo.-CJIPPER SHIP UNION.
Cant benjamin Buxton loading at foot Of wall street
wishing for California arc rvitod
20 tho cabins ~ this elegant chip For freight Vf
rseesge apply TO J. d. OAKfORD. o. Wall street
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DRIVATE MEDICAL W02K-A PRACTICAL TRgs-
tisc the nature symptoms, proeress yea
remedies and o. delieaso deascaon dc sea which
clio ely b and lissle TO be taken ON
the diseases resulting from t1om with illustrative plates by
Joseph Ralph, D., authsr Of the Family Phscisn 30
18th edition. 32 PIP. Price % cents. For saSby NIB.
Usher 4s Ann street Aston House aud ~ book
sellers; also, by the author 6i3 Houston
free OF postage BY addressing post paid to box $50
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Indian Eostliities.
SEVEN NES MASsAC8ED- DIFFICULTY or PUSIsHING
THE ADoRIGINEs, ETC

THE ABoRIGINEs, ETC.
From the san Diego Herald April
An express arrived yesterday afternoon from the ella
toMnjor HcKinstry. and have kindly been permitted
to beruse certain letters from which and
With the express rider have cleaned the following
interesting but melancholy state Of affairs at Camp
Yuma
The courier the inderatsablo private Morris of Com
pany D, Second nfsntry) loft camp on Friday last.
making az II usual with him trip th under the cir
cumstances. may well be considered extraordinary
The Sierra Nevada or the rafey which much anxiety
has been felt here loaded with government supplies
and carrying passengers Major Andrews Lieutenant
Frazer and small party Of sodiers arrived the
Of the Colorado February u. II required nine days
TO put together their fiat boats for the transportation
OF the supplies IN the river The boaimen. their
last trip up the river peculiarly unilI tunatc
One boat swampcdboat cargo entirely lost The
contractors have experienced very great and
difficulties the river Major Hentzelman's command
at Camp Yuma up the fast the contractors
deliver them 1T is not expected that the delivery
of the supplies will be- completed before the st Of July
in the meantime dec i've steps must be taken by the
tbories here TO maintain the troops the river and
enable them 10 prosecute vigorous camgagn against
foe that has become cmbodeped by Temporary success
growing out If their cowardy mode # warfare and their
superior knowledge Of the country That portion Of the
country TO which the Indians have fed II represented as
oVergrown by thick and almost mpenetrablc hammock
ana oossed and recrossed BY floughs rendering II al
most Impossible for troops encounter enemy
VINO declines fair aud stand.up fght.
On the 4th nit. Major IIentzolman despatched Major
IE.tha WIN SIXTY men With orders 70 proceed TO The
mourn INC Colorado and ASCERTAIN Wheeler the sierra
Nevada bad arrived ~ point twenty 40 miles down
the river apay q seven hunting NJ some pack
mules, were surprised and uhuuauly killed ly a very
large party of Indians armed With culr The Indians
after possessing Themselves 81 the arms belonging 90 the
murdered party amused themselves That nrht Nv firing
into camp. The following arc TIE u the men
killed:
ScrRt Taylor Privstes Knorth. simmons
McClunB Belts and Beories, Of Company v lit Ora
gooDs u B Mccoy. toamftcr q. NJ. Department; pri-
taie Mulbns, Co H. wounded
Finding the Indians great force. Major IIcntzelmau
detsfmntd on forcing passage 70 the mouth Of the
river which he ccompshed after great bardshps and
dfbculies. For ten miles IL troops com PEELED
wade throue water thigh deep The mule train IL well
usco Up owing TO The scarcity Of forage The grazing Il
next 20 nrhing aud The iumas 90 not fail 90 pick OF
any wand ring animal In search Of gass. The detaoh
mont o. fccrt that left here few weeks sIlce arrl "a
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- Through 1ickats fer San Francisco via Aspinwall.
t'ss.
!::s:Ss 81;
usss
s:Sa
s.ss:
s Ta Ssd 81 g
ckss. days the .ss.mss
For freight pfaisS;Ss iKRBBs SON Agents. B-..Av.,
UNIrTrEnp. STATES , MAIL Al STEAMSHIP COMPANY
nss ii :R'a9iS Ds
ycDport s. N, Commander. will sail ssm the pier
Ss Rates H Hsv. nj .aa
Alter U ssieos s h:r ss..nsemen'
Forward d. do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
o,s... s.a,. per cubic .,s e.
.pas ''' M assss
coraSr of Warren o.reet.
As ely
PITrsBuRG, 2,ioo tons bnrttsn. VIM. G. s<o.esbury.
Tss sfssSs asSes sp
ynsSss "
.sd Panama Her stats large and airy her
srRsSs ,:
viii n a. ss
i has been made by toy steam hss oherg to families,
sss T e Appy I.
York. and No. Walnut street, Fhlad iphs. 80
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ory through Apnwa and Panama fr Sam Franz
1 az 81 ass
Its ed ed 9 on MSs1sy Nay her
fornia Mails a0d Passengers Navy
* Companies
THEy; s. MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON, E, M.
i1T fsSassa sna
Ass sss PR S cabin n %aa
through h Post ose Specie "i
Asn ftsSh agp
VAsSSDEEp.LIs, LINE EoR SAN
cnass er Vt, sys sr ssn sSs
del Serte TIursiay May 20 o'clock r H. from ier
%
BE- y
Seer placed To TRANSIT rsus and tic facilities oom
rea steerage taken
NJ s x s Ts
thsus and leave June For passage having urquaed
No. Battery place, up stairs.
E0R SAN FRANCIsCo-REGULAR PACKET.-THE
splendid clipper RISING SUN has elegant acoommo-
dstons for passn .ers and will be despatched few days
sssTlsr
except passengers luggage Pessee at the rates
Early application should be made to ISAAC SMITH IOi
Wall street corner Front street. board Pier 49, e.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRLCT-THE NEW AND
IL beautiful cpper-sbir RACER, II. w. STEELE, Com.
maDder will sail for the above port about the 18th this
month-her state-Rosm accom- modstons superb ard
iHS g. na %isss either VI" IN
board, Pier g. NORTH River or 70 the Agents. BUTLER
BROTHERS. 1863 and lis South street, New York.
VESSELS WANTED-T0 LOAD WITH COAL, FOR
Eastern ports Apply at tn. oice Of the Cumber and
Coal and Iron Company corner Of Broadway and Wall
CALIFORNIA TICKETS.-TwO SECOND CABIN AND
one steerago ticket vanderbiits line per Prometheus
10th May, for sale at q discount. Apply to
wv. DARLINGTON, Adams Co.'S, 50 Broadway.
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Scbr vest&. Hhmyt csrss ~ dayA
aioep Frederick Brown, Gardiner. Proytdooce
Sieop Sea Witch. Weijs. Providence
Sivop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
Ships Gutenberg (Hambl yorrenssc Uasnh,rs. A-r.r
Miles Quebec; Hannah Croker Bennett 40 bark Senct III
Arbnh'a. Charleston. :" - >a-s
Wind at sunset SW. clear.
The clipper .hip Cs1ee Dollard for San Francisco . a.
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q,
March 2S-John T. Myers, aged 43 yeors from Prussia
29-James Nesmith, 25 Scotland.
3O-Charaes w. Longley. 90, Worcester
31-Mica Barrona. 20 Chile
31-Henry Delaney, 40, Liverpool
April &c. r. Hopkins. o. Vermont
Sarah A. Hall, %, Illinois
1-Ebenezer A. Wright, 49, Massachusetts,.
1-Frederick Aohlman, IS.
2-Thomas Knowles, 90 Brewster.
Thomas H. Seymour as, Boston.
3-DoOres Lopez, TO- Sonora. Mex.
INTERMENTs IN FRANCISCO Ti4E WEEK ENDING
TO-
April 5-Sarah McDougal, aged a.
e-Joseph Legarita. aged Al. ofMexico
Jan Van Heusden, aged ., Of Holland.
Three Cinnamon.
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upon her dandeeous ssaailaat The bsH barely usseA
him bat put IN end 10 tbs sosountsr iarre runhrr
Of the citizens Of PaceFvc With whom the in,ura6 i,d
10 great and deserved favorte have made hrhIv aat
tering demonstration In her behalf
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DARls AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIvA-1

II ADiAL CURES. AT A SMALL ExPyNSL.-nOCTOR
~ WARD solcits the attention Of all pntcrts whom
concerns. lie diseases
CELEBRITY ease safaty aad chespness The rsst noreds
lous Immediately vinced of his
ing Alappan convebiences and not
yet knownpossessed and dispensed
unfertunate Office. Canal street and lrosdway
Consultations private advice gratis book g-stis.
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I've. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE .pEAcrICAL pRI

ysts Trassise" &C. Once hcurs,ass II A. M and
nes Wooster street. From te medical advan
lagos the author has enjoyed among which he would
stance having resided Fars
purpose Of studying particular dsease followed by aorc
and very extensive practice in this speciality he with,
out itstion promisc in the and oo
pucated csses-ss secondary diseases etrctnre
certain, SAFE aud radical than be obtsaed
any other source in America Those vino sfpy in thu eac
stages OF Diseases wills be gratifet h she and rapdy
OF the enre which is often effected Is very days Sepa
rate waiting rooms provided. For treatment by ls
ADDRESS box SC9 Post Once =. S.Dr. .Gdd
thai besides bis special practice in he diseases tho oi
urinary system to which he has cnp dcvoted
attention he attends tar possible to general aos
In which, In many diseases. his treatment IL
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nR. GREG0RYS FRENCH ANTIDOTE -TRlSI6 YnK
- only medicine that is positively known to oradoaks .
certain disease other nedieues wniie ouY
but the soeo returns again Not With the Frsaek
Antdote, for expes the poison the System,
leaves ss patient pure and healthy beore no
Price 81 At 100 Fulton street. Sun Buildings; I2 Bowery
Grand street. and by tho Doctor his oice T
berty strret-night5 residence TT Allie
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n APIB AND RADICAL CURES, SUCR AS WILL NOT
- be months, but one, two or. three days. Il tskea
early-And whose DO relie6on that
not 10 your perpetual ohagrin and loss BIO bseakng ont
aeancan most be obtsod by and all of the
unfortunabs from Dr.. Ward. This ia
nious attention Of those who would be we'll ana
quick Andessape the horrid secondary affections and
DISSECTION and disgrace that oow tser
than fulfil his promises of impossible be effected
undss method Every convenience for th
trea1ment cvided Attention you Vl
receive no wcro else Remsher that hundreds being
lost under other doctors solely from Attentc
ALL that needed besides Skill and wsh BOTH his part
t uniortunste under him get most nagcsly 0ce as
tha of Can street id
gratis. Medicine. a dollAS
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NE. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'S FRIEND.-INC GUIANA
~ ars thu beat evidence, then there adsino for
private diseases 70 be compared to this ten
taken by nnles without discovery. Free from unpos-
santness Immediate death to the disease Prcsl 06oa
corner OF Can street and BrOadwAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-17

nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CUEE8--SUGH
~ as no other doctor do, Either q greaA
before hours To CONTRACT disease
perfected Remember it. The other methods Of cure are
drsadfnwrse thss shs disease Ofcs stssb
and Broedwny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-17
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
HIGHLY ESTING
ROSPEROUS CONDITION or TIE MINERS,
HORRIBLE INDIAN WARFARE.
Batsiss between the White ANA Red Men.


SEVERAL SLAIN ON BOTH SIDES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-17

TYR WARREN, NO MOTT ST.. CSETINUH5 TO BN
on the treatment priysse !seases Thirty
His treatment safe and speedy Nomorcur7 used
hpement from business d;
renoo invariably cared ~ from three TO days.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-10-29
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