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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14
Prince William Co., Va, Jan. 10, 1853.

Prince William Co., Va, Jan. 10, 1853.
Dear Sir; Hearing that you have pro.
pared a concentrated Extract Of Beech
Drop Cor the euro of scro(ula, skin diseas.
Os, rheumatism, &c, have taken the lib
erty Of addressing you, thinking It may az.
ford you some satisfaction to know of the
effects Of Beech, that have come under my
observation. My parents had large fami.
ly OF children, several of whom were aG.
flictOd with scroIulous ulcers, and skin dis.
eases Of very obstinate character, The
best medical aid was employed for years
without etlecting cure, The reputation
Of the Beech Drop was made known to
my parents by gentleman from the West,
He procured Il, and after using It two or
three weeks all vestiges Of the horrible
disease had left the family, Hoping that
others may be benefited by its wonderful
properties, lam, yours, &c,
NJ, f. LlNSLEY.
Cure Of Inflammation Of The Palate By Che use Of
the Beech Drop,
CtTtVseaa@ Mrs., 3, MaAkial,
Georgetown, Nov. 2S, 1852,
This is to certify that ] was afflicted with
severe Inflammation Of my palate produced,
my physician said, BY eSldk Il Increased
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CURE OF UANuERl

Georgetown, ID, O., NOV, u loOs'
Dear SiTt lam pleased 10 hear that you have con-
scented t. extend tho usefulness Of your valuable pcpa
ration Of Beech Drop by placing before the public
Anxious that my fellow.men may be benefited oy It's
powerful virtues, have concluded TO nurrRte a. near
as possible my own case with the hope that out OF the
thousands Of unfortunate beings afflicted with STINT
lar disease, some may be induced 10 use H. For the
tuthfnlness or my statement with pride aud sat-
lSfaetion refer 10 the citizens Of Georgetown, the most
Of whom know INC personally, and have a perfect
knowledge Of the wonderful cure effected BY the Beech
Drop, In my case, was attacked In June, l6l0,wllh
an Inflammation Of my nose, which terminated IN sup
puraton. applied 10 several oil our most prominent
Physicians Que pronounced L an eating caneer, an
other scroulA, another syphilis The disease was ar
rested for while. but broke out again In May, legO,
with renewed violence. The thermal surface OF tue
integumens oil the cheeks, together WIN ire lhtoal
and palate became liberated, The whole OF the integ.
umens Of the nose were destroyed by liberation, anu
part Of the upper lip Tell oil. Tho eyetd OF my len
eye was also destroyed by liberation, Tie disease
then extended TO my shoulder blade which also became
q horrible ulcer
Al this time. given up by my physician, and avoided
by everybody, prayed for dNnlh, ! couN, not make
myself understood my swNiuwmg was very diHcuR
with no appetite whatever The dhehNrge from my
ulcers was nearly one pint DAY. man who had
been raised among tho Indians in The Far West IN the
capacity o. interpreter visited Our town with several
Of the chiefs, Hearing Of my great suffering, he
called upon me, and urged that should use the Extract
Of Beech Drop, He prepared In the manner used by
the Indians, aud administered II 10 me, He directed
me 10 continue the use Of two weeks, at which time
the ulcers began 10 diminish and lose their offensive
odor used Il two months, and my Ois4Ase became
perfectly cured. gradually recovered my strength
and now at the age Of seventy, able to undergo any
hardship and suffer any privaoA that It seems to me
ever could. Yours truly, ,,,..,,,,,
AZ z I g,nwp,,
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In violence, mud at last suppuratod To such
an extent, that whenever would eat, the
blood would pour out of my mouth.
suffered dreadlully with It moro than IL
months, Notwithstanding everything was
done by my physician to arrest II. spent
more than $40 iot the most approved
remedies, and all OF no avail. The comp,
syr. sarsOp, cor, subllmate, nitrate silver,
were used In quantities. James Webster
sent mo tho preparation OF Beech Drop,
aud directed how II was to be used. la n
few days my ulcers ceased to suppurate,
and in n short time were entirely healed.
Mrs. L. MANKlNS, Fayette ST,
The following certificate is given from
the very best Nuthority--John r, Jones,
late Assistant Clerk In the House OF Repre-.
sentativos. His recovery Is considered OK.
truordlnury. Most OF the members Of
both Houses Of Congress visited him at the
81, Charles Hotel, and expressed their as.
constituent at tho wonders effected by the
Comp. Fluid Elk. of Beech Drop:
Washington, d, G., April 20, 1853.
For the benefit Of tho public, and with
none other thun a desire to do good,
cheerlully state that | was afflicted with q
cough aud bronchial affection, from July,
1882, to March, 1853, and during that time
Was almost constantly confined to my
room, laborlng under great debility aud
severe cough. had medical skill Of tho
highest order, through whose treatment
aud under the guidance Of higher than
mortal Power, my life was prolonged ill
March, 1883, when commenced the use
Of DIR, Kidwel's Beech Drop, or Extract oI
Cancer Roo, Since that period have Ia
ken about six bottles Of the medicine, and
II gives inc pleasure 10 state that 1t has ef'
Iecied IN entire cure, with the exception oI
weakness, occosioned by long confinement,
to my room. | would advise all persons
similarly afflicted 10 try II. | consider il
an Invaluable medicine. Tho humbug'
usually pOlmed upon the public in the shape
of certificates favorable 10 the virtues oI
medicines, almost deter mo from giving
mine; but sense Of justice, and HUMANE
~ alone, prompt me to make the above
statement. JOHN r. JONES,
Late Asst Clerk Ho. Of Reps, Washington,
Now Chief Of tho Land Office, VineennsS
Indiana,
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UsnrRulown, u. e., Sept. ., 1850.

Georgetown, u, e., Sept, Q, 1883,
Mr.. Kdwc believing n To BE- tho duty ur those WIN have
been benefited by tho Extract IT Beech Drop 10 make public,
that neu may enjoy ls Neutrality-suspicious. pnweFs, nNke thu
following statement aud cetncNNl Ny duughlUrI Vglua
htMIon, for many yuan was afflicted with
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Mr. J. L. ElDwELL.

The following statement respecting the subject or tho
above wonderful cure (sgaed by smiECnt citizens Of
Georgetown and Wa1hmglon) 10 submitted to the
public; 80.
We, the undSrsigned citizens Of Georgetown aud
Washington, have known James Webster Tor the last
thirty or thlTy.hve years. and II gives Us gea, satIsAc
ton 10 testify to bis remarkable good character and
moral and respectable department. He has so far Sc
cured the good opinion aud appreciation OF every Que
thai knows him, that he islook6h upon as remNrSN,
BILE man, exhibiting great intelligence and decision Of
ehATaser We havea perfect recollection Of his great
suffering and ainetou produced by Scroinlous Can
ssrl and from his evidence at hatlme are firmly con-
WINGED that his dseOSs was cured by the use Of the
Extract Of Beech Drop,
II. ADDISON, Mayor.
JOHN MOUN1Z Clerk CArporatlon,
WIN, JEWELL, Tax Collector,
SAMUEL B0OTES,
THOMAS BANGS,
HENRY TRUNNEL,
RICHARD DAVIS,
lGS. CLARKE,
WIN. PARSONS,
VIM HoMILLER.
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Is 10 he produced, dessert spOOn'ull ma!
be taken three times a day. U..
For sale in Washington by. .I,,,,,
KIDWELL 4 LAURENCE, cor. Penn. AV'mal"i
street al A., p
CuAs, sToTT 4 CO., cor. Penn, Az. and IN a'Ee' ;
W, IT, GIlM m, cor. Penn, Az. aud a street,
JAMES STONE, 7lh street.
.tSpEY 4 MORRISON, cor, 7th and +, streets
Joseph d. MOORE, First Ward.
For sale H. Alexandria. Va by
RICHARD II. sTABLER, cor. King ana Waihlp
" STABLER q BRO, FAhfax street.
HENRY PE FL, cor. King and Fairfax streets
....... 4. -
SgTH s, HANCE, Baltimore,
FRANCIS RIDWELL, New London, Rails CO., Mo :
General AgeAt
DR.. II. H. PECK, fincennc', Indiana, =, a.,
Il. +. BRiTTiNGHAM & BROTHER Hannibal,
Mo, -.
KiGHTLEY 4 cARSTARPHEN, New London, Mo-
Andb by the Agents, Merchants, Traders, hpo'heSaii
ries and Dealers IN Medicines throughout The unlled
States, at 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles for s.
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J. L. KIDW ELL,

j. l.. KIDW ELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs chemicals, patent medicines, per-
lumery, paints, oils, dye Stufs, surgical In
strumsnts, glassware, &c, High street,
Georgetown.
July illh, 1888. (d6mS
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TELEGRAPH.


THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEW YORK OFF
main entrance Of the Irving House, Broadway entrance
for ladies at the door on Chambers street.-The Mag
nso Telegraph Company for the purpose 81 the farther
Of the pubo TO keep pace with the rapidly in
srsasns tslsgaph business and enable ther agents dcs
patch win the utmost prompsude all messages that
30 offered have At heavy for construction and
pairs new scnplstsd and in active operation two separate
distinct lines Of poles and slegrAphe wires extending
rom New York tho city Of ashiagtonons By ra
road route with nve wires from New York to Philadelphia
and wires from pha to Baltimore and ash
nston the other line along The t.rnpke roads There
wires the whole distance and the company have sta
Mems ~ washinstcn Trenton New BrunswisE Prnssten
New Hope With wires above and rsgaiatonsts
insure prompt delivery this company affords TO dis
posed avail themselves ef the and advantage Of this
rapid mode Of communicating with personal business
friends distant cities extent Of for pttuds
unsquaed By ether hnci this country Telsaphng
but recently experiment has become systematic ana
hablo medium Of business and the amount of Thousands
upon Thousands Of dollars daily transacted through s
agency. -, ~,
PRioHs-for the transmission Of ten words or loss OK
elusive date address, and signature for which NO charge
10 mads the prices Prom New York 70 Newark Swsn
W eens Philadelphia twenty Ave cents and 70 BALI
Washington, ty censs opos daily from A. ~ "a
10 r. M. WIN N; VAIN, frssaenss
VIZ, r. WEsrsaysLr, Superintendent
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Dlsastcn. &c,

STEAMER CITY OF NEW YORK, At Philadelphia from Bos
ton in her contact with brig Waitst (beore rep orted
had forward shroud and 10 IL feet Of starboard
rail and bull wsIks carried away.
SHIP N PALMER, which went to 0nrust to repair,
after getting lahore In the Sea on her from
tava March 81 have completed her REPAIRS aud was
resbipping cargo Twenty Ave Of the were sick with
fever and only FIVE Europeans, ten Cinnamon, aud six
Manila mon, besides the officers, able to work
One Of the mates sick Malay Coolies employed
to reshp the CARGO and unless sickness prevented tbs
vessel would probably be ready 10 sail again for New
in the latter end Of April.
SLIP MARrHAs VINEYARD, hence for Glasgow, that was
ashore the SW Spit and after got off and ground
ed again in the lower bay has been and
was in the Narrows In tow OF sesmtugs Titan and Hecto
ScBR LEpREIETR, Brown, Of and from Rocklsnd (Mch
22) for Apasohicola, went ashore Crooked Island
lime taking fro, she was seuttled and sunk The lime
burst up her decks and she condem ned. Her rig
gDg and sails saved Schr Eben Herbert Of Rock
land went ashore Crooked Island about same time
lost mass, &s got off, taken to Nassau, condemned
and sold. She purchased BY Boston man. who also
purchased the running rigging and other articles saved
from the Lpreette and engaged Capt Brown master
The II was repaired and would sail for Boston.
ScHK ADVENT from Boston. In beating up to Ports
mouth, got ashore Bass Rock where she remained
VESSEL At Bath picked up 10Th uIt OF Cape Cod, 80
bbl' spirits turpentins, marked "M Filyaw, supposed
10 be part Of the cargo Of brig Waitst at Boston.
MISSING vn~n--Tbe Belfast (Me) Journal states that
the herm brig Godfrey Capt Richard Staples, sailed
from st Aarys tGa) for Bostoo Dec 2S and has sot
since been heard from
Whalemen.
Arr at Sag Hsrbor May o. ship Washington, Rose
North Pacific ocean LOCO bbs VII Ito Dc sp oil $4,000 lbs
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RIc,M0NB-Ar Nay 80, stsamahip Rsa.oks, Csvsudy,
NYsfk schr shsros Nicksrson Boston. HA schr Hist,
BucLIaos fYork-
SAVANNA .H-Arr May q -, steamship Conway (Br).
ssvyer. Navy Bay. &c, brig Bueua Vista, Wines, n
Oriesns Cd bsa I Flight, Luther NYosk.
WILMINGTON NC-Arr May %, bark Churchill.
Blake NYork; schrs sbela, Davis, do 2sth Mary Pow
su Podges dc; brig Elosh Bonner, Morton, de- schrs
Manhasset Smith and Ges Smith Nichsls, DO: Storm
King Wsln Boston; 3oth brig Brazilian Bray, and schr
powton Boston schrs Forest Gullifer Port Prince;
Ihos Biz. Hall, West Indies Madonna, Berry, Boston
Mary Z Pearson, Coonbs Rockland, No; Aarne Powell
NYork.
WARREN, RI-Arr May 20, schrs Golden Ruls, Baltl-
more; aoth, Dyer, Georgetown sc.
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Died,

In this city, on Tuesday, fifth month 3lst, SusAN A.
DRAKE, aged SO years formerly of westchester.
funeral the Friends Meeting House, in Westshester
on 5th day Thursday at O'Clock p NJ Her remains will
be removed from her late residence, No 80 King street.
suddenly Tuesday May 81, JAM ANN, eldest child
Of Joseph and Della Campbell
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral at the residence of her
parents los Perry street. this afternoon at O'Clock
On Wednesday, June l. MARY McHESRY. in tas 49th
The friends Of the family and those Of her sons James,
william ard Michael are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her Late residence 10 Forsyth street.
this afternoon at o'clock.
On "wednesday, June l. FRANCISCO ROMANO in the 2Sth
year Of his age.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu
neral this afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
237 First avenue. His remains will be taken to Calvary
Cemetery for interment-
On Wednesday afternoon, June ], Mr. JAMES + RODGERS
In tt SD year of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from his late residence No 70 First street. without fur
ther invitation.
On Wednesday Afternoon, June l, GEORGE HURON aged
S8 years, 8 months and days.
The funeral arrangements will be published in to.
morrow's papers.
On Wednesday, June l, LEWIS R. CHKsBRoUGH Jr AGED
six years and three months.
The funeral services will take place the residence Of
his father q Perrspont street. Brooklyn this arernooa
On fourth day morning June l. JANE A. wife OF James
F. Kenny, and daughter Of Rufus Clarke.
attend her funeral, without further notice sixth day
afternoon May g. at O'Clock, from her late residence
No. 6s south fourth street. Williamsburg.
On the fourth month"; Gath, At the residence Of his
daughter in the town OF Greenport, the city Of
Hudson sAAo HALE, Fem, aged rs years. His less il
deeply felt by his children and numerous grandchildren
He deeply respected BY all who knew him. For many
years his health had been failing but his trust in
God: and he could say with the Psamist 1.-THE Lord Is
my shepherd; shall not want, he Is my strength and
shield He maketh TO lie down in green pastures he
ieAdeh me beside the still waters. Yea, though walk
through the Valley Of the Shadow Of DEATH will fear no
comfort me. -
Brooklyn Daily Advertiser please COPY
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Married.

On wedr esday June by the Right Rev. Bishop Vain
wright, THOMAS FEssER to FANNY f., daughter Of Philip
Henry, all of this city.
= In this city, Tuesday, May 81 by the Rev. A E.
Campbell Mr.. DANIEL s. CoNKIIN to Miss Harriet ). EN-
MIsGs both Of New York city.
In Brooklyn. on Thursday, May &c, BY the Rev. Mr..
Rockwell Mr.. JOHN f. SEDIEY, of Montreal Canada, to
Miss ELLEN AUGUSTA BURTcH of Brooklyn.
Utica papers please copy.
On Wednesday, May by the Rev. DR.. R. McCartse OF
Nesburg, 7. HENRY WALSH Esq., to FRANCES MORTON,
second daughter Of Robert A. Mckinley Esq all Of this
city.
California papers please cory.
In the Msnhasset Epcopalian Church, by the Rev Mr.
Cox Wednesday, june Miss JULIA, daughter Of the
Rev Henry Hatfield HEERY 5. LAYTON, Jf, all OF RIOS
lyn L l.
In Brooklyn, Monday evening May &c. by the Rev. J.
S. Glider JAMES X. SurTERLY of Cleveland Ohio to ANNA
SMITH eldest daughter of Wan. smith, Esq, of Brooklyn
Brooklyn Y, Trenton, N. j., and Cleveland, Ohio
papers please copy.
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Personal Intsilswsnee,

rhs Africa, sailed yesterday, had hundred and
vsnty-sevsn pAsssnssrs Among the. notice the
q Mr. Habcht, the Swedish Consul at this pert and
Mr.. Nolyneux the Brisish Consul 81 savannah
AMERICANS IN BRsxWA-Ths following il tbs List Of the
latest arrivals Al the Hotel Dc pUsIvsrs Frusses:-Ar
and Miss Le John and fauily Mrs. vsnssa Mr.. Kenny,
Mr. Aeehaa, Mr.. Butler. of New York
her British Msjsstys consul ~ Norfolk, gave sum-.
entertainment ct the National Hsss the cath
alt, In honor Of tbs oass.'s birthday.
Gen. Garland Of the United states army, has arrived
In WashinGton, rsuts for New Mexico.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania, is in Washington.
Colonel Stevens Governor of the Territory Of
Warrington, arrived at Keokuk, Iowa. the 22d ult
Colonel Benton left st. Louis on the the Goth ult for
NJ de Bodisco Russian Minister and party con si.tng
Of Madame Bodsco, Miss Williams Alexander Bodsco,
CcstAr Bodisco and servants arrived yesterday the
Metropolitan Hste route for st. Petersburg
DEPARTURES
In the steamship Afrss, for LivsrpoO-Mrs and Miss
Hsurtsy, Mrs Edvsras sister Jersey city; Mrs
and a ns a
Miss Lyon. Miss Boise ana maid. New Orleans; Nal
iPS ssy lady a Sh'
hs. MI Wilson, ad sS
land Hon Mrs. Prize ERsl.nd Miss Vernon owen
'ss1s af;; ssa S'f n a.
Nm SHAY H and M nS
Mead 4 Louis TSTPi.s Nj Green and MI
Greyeras and friend Mr. Sonve Mr. Goer Mr. Deas and LADY,
Mr. Mariana Lassetta and lady and infant Havana;
Miss Molyneu ssysnnsh Mr. ,ejinss and sis ar Mes.
Meiarty Mr. Jsurn, Scot VIM Taylor, Esq Mr. and Mrs
New Orleans; Demornee L9gsan,; Mr. and Mrs Blake
M MolyneSx, B n Consul for savannah; Kstelssn,
Orleans. p Horny Ct e Bstti Mr. Stevenson and
NJ Ms NJ and nasAfd cs
Coborne Fowler Canada; Mr. Elwanger, Rochester, Mr.
Scrvener Bright Miller, Fisher, Signor Sanyio-
vanni Italy Mr. Bum, Mrs and Miss 0Hara two masters
OHara Martinez Mr. kirna Capt Maryesson Lieut. Gras-
son. b Herts and lady, Herts, w Watkins, Dawson
and lady DIR Averel Mr. Finlays,n, Mr. Tucker G Hen
shaw San Franeisco Mr. Sanders Mr. Austin and two chill
dren. Mr. Lacknson, A Arkwrght and two children, Mr.
laeklinson SON. Mr. and Mrs Daneuse Mr. Ducaseau
Jones' Connecticut knight wife and child Mr. and Mrs
Dupontrue, ucot and two sons France ID 5 Hughes
Vedder, Mr. Houston, j wilson, Mr. Mwarick, Cincinnat
s Newman Won Seuttsn, Frankfort; Mr. Martin and
friand-Total III.
For Savannah in the steamship Augusta John p. Ken
nedy Miss Ryerson Harbcson, Rev Mrs Way four children
servant DIR Gorris, DE Wackerbarth, Kenze Mr.
aud Mrs W King. Royal, Grossmayer N Cooper
in the steerage.
Bermuda tbs British packet brig Princess Royal
VIM Davenport, Esq and Miss Zuill.
ARRIVALS.
In Br brig Cyrene, from Ponce Pre- Durand.
In schr John RUSSELL from Port au Plato Weber.
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Naval Intelligence.

The y ). cutter Hamilton arrived ct Charleston Nav
26th from q cruise -
The u $. steamer John Hancock, Lieut.. Commanding
Rodgers, bound the expedition TO explore Behring'S
dropped down - the anchorage of the Naval HospaI on
Sunday -No.fok Beacon, May 81.
The U. s. Steam frigate sAranac, Capt. John Collins
Long, destined for the Mediterranean, taken out OF
the dry dock Friday, her keel having undergone tho
rough overhaulng and her bottom petsy Wy COP
Pered Her boilers win have to be repaired before
she s ready for ssrvice-No.fok Herald, Nay 80.
Ths stssmer Fulton, Lieut. James M. Watson com
mansng win be taken into the dock this day and will
be repaired with all due despatch II Ia supposed that
she will be rehtted BY the LIST Of July when Il thought
enc wiz Hocetd TO Central America with our newly ap
toiniec Minister, Major Borland-IItd.
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Bark Joseph Baxter. Darnaby from Apalachicola
bound this port (Which had be supplied with medi
cines 23d inst off Cape Florida, by bark Cuba this
port), fallen in wi h and boarded 25th, by u
revenue cutter Hamilton ybee Light bearing SW by
distant 30 miles, and the boarding officer requested by
Capt to work the vessel into The port he
ing been attacked BIZ infsmmstory on 18Th
and from that time had been unable to The
accordingly keot OF for savannah aed anchored
Cockspur roads 2eth and Capt went up to the city
get medical advice.
The difficulty between the officers and crew Of bark
Rouble at hstanzas was adj and the returned
to their duty.
The Hamburg bark George Ncolaus, about 800 tons,
and IL years old, was sold yesterday for 81 800.
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PMLADBLpMA june 1-4PM
AIrved-Briy Empire Grow Boston schrs L Auden-
ried, Corson, jacksonville North Pacific Buck, Prov-
dence: Randall, Baker, Wilmington, Del
C4ared-Stesmsrs Pennsyvan Ba more Richmond
Kennebec. Clark, NYork; bark Laconia Hpwes Boston
schrs Roxbury Nickerson Portland Abba Weld Bullock
Dabvers; A Grener Hgbee Charlie ston Heron Broie
rick Newburyport North Pacific Buck, Providence; Ma
rinAh n, Boon, Charleston.
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Court CaIendar-This Dny.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURF.-Ai journed to Friday.
SUPERIOR CoURr-(T~o Branches. Mos. 700 724 376,
65s 622 TAO &C., 6 6S2 TAG to 1914 767 to I'LL 773 to
77e, Isl, 7s2. 7s4, 1856 to 7S9, 791.
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Telegraphas Marine Reports,

ST JOHN, NIB, May 30.
Arrived-Shps Superior Philadep hia Armide Alexan-
dria barks Linden and Conway, NYork bigs Anna, do
Hudson, Philadelphia.
B0sroN. June 1.
Arrived-Ship China, Liverpool; bark Undlae, New Or
leans schr E8lantne, Gonaives 18th ult.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEwED EVERY Dly
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Al NY PERSON WHO CAN FURNISH TIE ADVER-
IA tiser with authentic information respecting of
the supposed to be only brother
Of the late Capt Jacob Ecksten Cspe Of Good Hope will
confer great obi CATION by communicating with NJ S. No.
3Esplanade. Douglas, Isle Of Man, England.
INFORMATION WANTED -CLEMENCE MIDDLE
DORPF, from Rrcslau, Germany who emgrated in 1sl5
from Bremen to Texas in the Armenius Captain Otto IL
urgently requested to information his
abouts either to hsparents direct to Mrs. c. A. Ziok
ursch Hamburg GeJnany) Also, all who are acquainted
or 10 connection with the above AIMED gentlemen, like
wise kindly requested to render information they
bs able to afford to the Same address, in Hamburg.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JEREMIAH O'NEILLI
painter by trade native Of Shandrum, county Of Cork
Ireland. Any inform alton of him will be thankfully
ceived by his anxious brother Patrick ONe Red Hook
South Brooklyn by John Corey, " Oliver street, New
York. New York papers please copy
IMPORTATION WANTED.-IF THIS SHOULD MEET
the eye Of Mr. Abner H. Phillips Louisa Ann Lua-
low they will oblge sending their address to G. Olaey
Herald Office, who desires to see them
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF THE LADY
that wanted for h9r child and called ut No. BOG
Twentyourth street, between Eighth and Ninth
please to send her address that number by doing
make permanent that relied upon;
other lady that going to travel this Can
give good city reference Please call for three days
IF HANNAH SIMMS, LATE OF LEICESTER, ENG
land, Of Mulberry street. tho works, in
New York. staten Island will CALL send her address
to Goodbund Hanel IL Pine street New York, shs will
receive ncws and letter from her English friends
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RESTAURANTS.

ITO LET-THE AsT0R PLACR RESTAURANT, 7T
Broadway. The saloon Ia hundred feet deep, with
several private supper is Handsomely ated and
partly furnished.