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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01
]. H. DURBoRo.
Cure Dyspepsia, Piles, &c.


Cure Dyspepsia, Piles, &c.
RINGGoLD, Washington Co., April l5 1854
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MOwBRAY:
Dear Sirs: | was induced by friend of mine
to try Hampton's Vegetable Tincture for Dyspep-
sia with which am afflicted in its most aggravated
and distressing form. purchased and used one
bottle, and it entirely cured me- | have induced
others to try it, most of whom if not all, speak
highly of it and | would say to those who have
Dyspepsia, if they will use Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture, it will certainly cure them.
Yours, with great respect,
H. NEWCOMER.
R1NGGoLD, Md, June Is, 1854,
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
Gents: have been afflicted with the Piles for
some years, and could get nothing to help me, I'M
til friend advised me to try Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture. purchased two bottles, and before
had used them both | was entirely cured of this
most troublesome disease. All who are plagued
with the Piles would do well to give the Tincture
"a trial. Yours, most respectfully,
JNo. MENrzEn.
Unsolicited Testimony Great cure of
Rheumatism.
R1NGeoIp, April 18th, 1854.
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
Dear Sirs-I have suffered with pain in my side
and back and under my shoulder blade Tor the last
six years. tried nearly all kinds of medicine, but
derived no benefit. After received the first lot of
Hamptons Vegetable 1incture from you, thought
l would try what virtue there in it. | did so,
and in few weeks felt like was new man.
1t has cured me- / am now free from pain ; my
complexion is fine: formerly it sallow. | have
good appetite and can eat what please without
inconvenience. l have suffered so long and so
much for what l now enjoy, that would advise the
afflicted to give this Tincure of DR.. Hampton's a
fair trial. Yours, respectfully,
S. MENTzER.
R1NGGoLD, Washington Co., April, II, 1854.
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MORAY:
1t is duty owe to myself and the public to
speak in commentator of Hampton's Tincture.-
For five years l was afflicted with infammatory
rheumatism in its severest form, unable to do any
work or to rest day or night
Having heard of your valuable medicine, sent
for one bottle after the using of which found
prompt relief, and using three bottles more was
surprised to find myself entirely cured. do take
great pleasure in recommending Hampton's Tine
ture to the afflicted certain and permanent
remedy. Yours, respectfully, ]. Hess.
Sold by VIM. FERGUSON and VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco; VIM N. BEAN, Bryantown; GEO,
H. SIMPSON. New Port TENNIsoN, DoNNELLY Il
LLOYD, Aliens Fresh; H. BoRoUeHs, Chaptico,
and by storekeepers and dealers generally, who i'll
supply Pamphlets with certificates of cures gratis.
dec 7-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

MATTING-Superor India Mating for sale
lNl ap 2e by VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-11-01

rANDLES. Mould and Adamantine Candles.
u Also beautiful article of Sperm and Wax
Candles, for sale by DAY & PADGETT.
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TRENCH & Peach Brandy, Holland Gin, Cher
Try, Port and Medera Wine, received and for
sale. by B FERGUSON & co. 3
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THE MARRIED woMAl

THE MARRIED w0MAN's PRIVATE NDDTCAs CO "
psBien. BY DR.. A. n. Maareesu, RroSsasor 81 pa
sases Of Womsn One hundrsdth sJtien 900 co.,. fsmo
PIP. $50. On ane paper, extra binding, u -.
Every woman can here dissovex ~ sompartns her
with thofs described. The nature ard
81 her complaint ana Be musA saslssy sv
suffering The wife about bsooming mother eea need
Of ssd advice In rsspsot V her sssss vheb
Those susrns from obstrusAieas or rsssIArss pssa-
as 70 he fen ale or IRON prols ,sus Sss uHne q
means Of prevention arnsior.tios ssd relief
lst.act Of letter frora senssmsn In Dayton Onic
Nv Dear SHY Vie has been peres6saiy Saiisg for
three years consequence Of great
ana sue,ne acme ontbs before and during cenA1 eens
every suscsssive one snc dsbihtasd 80
trstsd her putting life IN imminent dsngsr sad Which
ststs az shrss evsbs and resigned myssf V mech
A. vo,sI Tbsrd your book highly spoken I'll g ssntsir
NJ ssr RESOLVING On re rscsios 90 ps
yuesl express 70 The relief II AFFORDED ~ d.
rsssed nisd and ne jcy s impartsi 10 M v o.
issypns that the Great discovery Dessussrr ne
vosd remedy u opened pResrsst vRlsA lassie
eoseeyed possble But for this ere anethsr YEA
would bsvs passed my bead, In IN human prsSahy
wife would have been in her and my shdrsa Left
For sale BY srRINGsR TOWNSEND Ne. m ursss.
yitt Davenport rrbuss Budingal and PsSsnie-
06ee, No. l2e Liberty street. NsvYork; joseph 1ush..
Mobile; also Peterson, No I07 Chssnut stfsst Pa
aslpbiA ON the receipt ofel, sspy viii srsusnisssd ~
mall free o. POSTAGE 70 part o. The United ssAtss Al
letter. must b addrssssd pose ps " ssasiseso
once lD Liberty street, New FORK, boz Ne l,As4 s.s
ysyk rost once. 9sf
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NICARAGUA ROUTE -srEAKHp PACIFIC, JUNE
In 10, 1856.
&c, ihe Hon Herbert WAS called to the chair and T.
Owner appointed secretary.
On motion, the Char appointed Major James Graham,
Colonel B. IL z. Bonneville, Colonel Thomas, Messrs
W. G. McDcugal and W. Floarney, committee 70 draft
re- olatons expressive Of the views Of the meeting
lie CO 1mitt<e reported the following resolutions
which we're unsninc usIy approved and sdo,tsa:--
Resolved, That being Abont to close agreeable pas
seq: from San frsncico TO san Juan del Sur ana to
safety and comfort, tender thanks to the officers
Of this ship for their unveaed and most sucesssfui
.xsrtioss to bring M safely, quickly and comfortably
into port.
Resolved That to the wise and liberal policy adopted
..., agent 81 u. sn. a. SAN FI.,esco We ara in
dbted abundant supply Of the best Of stores and
for every arrangement possible to be maze 70 alleviate
tie Inconvenience and anneyanoes insepArabe from
Ress,vsd, rhat We welcome back Capt. =. waksusn
sSaea truly ssvi.Sl. reputation for csp..i5y As ss.
man, nconitabe energy and untring wat,huness over
the safety Of his ship and the comfort Of his psssen
Rssolrsd, That . committee Of ave b. appointed by
the Cha;r who ssan cause 70 be presented 70 CAPT.
sBeers IS an evidences Of their confidence OF his ssa
ranship anda token OF regard for his charActsr a.
Resolve5 That the aa'waya on hand aud never slssp
iren Mr. Bo3fsh first officer of the ship well deserves
notice 1t hands, and ws take pleasure bearing
testimony 70 his capacity and tae quist and sfciens
manner in which he has discharged the duties dsvolvng
upon him.
Resolved, That to the Engineer also extend our
spproba.iop Of the In which he has devoted hs
and skill to the responsible duties Of his post ion
Resolved, That to the gsnl manly Purser, Mr. Poo,s
We are unsey many allegations, Who, hoagh devoted
TO the duties Of his once, has always found tsms 4, be-
stow on the passengers the pleasant word and kindly
act. sl
Resolved That the admirable manner In which Mr..
elo has presided toe stewards partment Is
% rarely met with, snd merits warnsas praise
Resolves Thattte Secretary be nstruc Ted to send CO.
pies Of these resolutions to the Ban Francisco and New
York pspers.
Comm .tes-Msssrs. Jsnss Graham, Col Q. L, Z
Borneville, u. 8. A.; W. O. McDorgk. W. Tourney,
Col. W Thomas. o. HERBERT, Chairman.
HKSRy OWNS, Secretary.
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ExHBlroN AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, JULY 2,

TXHRUON AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, JULY 2,
~ for the benefit Of the Sixth Avenue Ragged Schoo
This school, which has been for the last year under the
charge Of Mas Mary Ann Dow, will have exhibition
Of ito coalition and progress in the Crystal Palace
Monday, the I'd Of July next, in the afternoon Tho
school win enter the Palace At two O'Clock and leave 1T
six, snd during that time there viii be exhibitions by
scholars, music and addresses. Mayor Wood, u New
York. Mayor Hall, Of Rrosklyn; Rev. Henry Ward
Bsecler, Rev Z n Chsptc, John H. White, Receiver Of
The Palace, and Others will take part In the proceed
ngs. Judge Edmonds viii read the report Of the school,
and Mr. Gerard win give account Of the Schools
In London which he vitited with Bishop Vain wright
The rscepts Of the day, after paying the expenses viii
be devoted to the Of the school for the ensuing
year. Doc worth's Band have Kindly profIered their
services the occasion and will perform at Intervals
during the afternoon. The various articles 70.
Ing in the Palace including most OF the statuAry and
paintings, win b open TO the examination Of the visit
during the day The undersigned taking interest
in the school, and DESTROYS Of seeing similar estsb
hsbed throughout the city and vicinity solicit for this
exhibition the attention OF the humane and their chart
table aid Tickets % cents children under IL years Of
age haH price, Tickets to Be had at the door and the
principal bote, book and music stores James Harper
james W. Gerard, Peter Cooper John H. White, J. W.
EdnoDds James Freeland, II. II. Day, Sanl Brsvoort,
Geo. b. Jones.
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NE LARM0Nr PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M and surgeon, suthor Of the Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide, 34b pages, IS spgravngs, (mansd b.
him, sealed closely 10 any address for 81 u esasu,tsd
At " Resde street, corner Of Broadway, nom IL A.
TIL 2 and to n. NJ, Sundays szcsp1d Thoss ct .
other p,psrs IN rs,omnending Dr. l. and his treatise
Dspatcb conrer DO Eats tnis Day Book Stats lei
tong, National Denocrat, he.
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Esa oALlFoRNiA-pAssAGE sso.-zFUarHsR RE-

Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S50.-FURrHzR RE-
I ductios OF fares.-New York and California steam
sDip hns via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua, Dropristors-hroush advance OF the mai
Ito miles khorsr than any other rolte, avoiding tho
deadly Panama fever, and two miles Of dangerous boat
ing in Panama Bay Rates Of fare through to San FrAa
cisco, including the Isshmus cabn sl76;
second cabin S2t; s1serage $50 The spsn lid double
den Capt rurnsr, win leave pier NO. 3North river At
oeloch NJ precisely, for PuntA Arenas, on Thursday
july 9Th, 1885, sennecting with the steamship Uncle
Sam, 1900 TONS burden, the Nicaragua Transit
route, hsv:3g but twelve miles Of land trsnsporta
By n1st csss carrages For information passage at
tie recr led rates apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
seent. No. Bowling Green. Letter bags made mp at
the Office. Stamped letters tAhsa for 90 cents EACH
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SUBE CURE DOCTOR WARDS UNFORTUNATE's
- Friend nov 10 used before every other remedy rhe
only remedy that will not dissppont Quite original
without mercury mineral poisons. No tried
the Usfortunaes Friend but expressed HIS admiration
Of Its effect-equally pleasant IS salutary MAay
cursd by Dose Office, Canal street, door east
Of Broadway. DR. Powers ladiss periodic pills, sure
remedy for egularfties in females. Ths genuine pre-
pared and sold by Dr. Ward, 80 Canal street.
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IN Wards UHyOnTl

DE- np Js .sss sS.s. Va. W ssIs
ponce or'e.st svr. r t.s .srls y D, Wsra's Usier
knpat<s rrisnAn AeteA take netieeno other remedies
ysu Ideally Sigh ssess sursa n fsv hours
sethtss else does Ne - Cansi street. door y
rsnsSy-ssvbe,e else IN nsv Ys,h ssre vsnsnisds 81
Dr. Ward Pstisnts snsSovs fer relief rely on rap3
care BY his tsasnent wshsnA taxing The system Ates
tScn Of aist n cvsssttop fcn hper reQuirs<
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Soyentoonth
,nE and AZ .rsins from an "purs state q - Sssd.
1te so.cosh. n and from - o'clock. Pm svsahs.
TIE oEEATEsT y s ss1 4 2IscoyERy OF 5ns
one o. Spr ooInoa p..srs woods remedy that
Hs has tried 100 cases. and never fAss sasspA
session over two certificates Of s vras IN vh
are warranted 70 cure aurs;ns sers s.sA
TO three bottles viii tho kind efrSnpss u
I've 70 three bottles viii cure the system II bsrs.
Two bottles warranted 70 the saaksr - ~
eve sosss euro The wssss ssss
One two bottles warranted to AL Axmsz n ~
bottles running Of the syss s.S
Tsur bottles warranted eosrsp& a. vsa
Ono bottle win o.rs scaly eruption Of the skin
Two three bottles warranted V tbs
three bottle. are warranted 70 ths sss
Three 70 four bottles warranted ~ ssss ~ ~
live 70 sish. bottles vii sns worst case Of sssua
perfect cure Is warranted whom the shove sssaStS 3
Resasr. !psaasd ever thousand bottles q NJ h Ne
& VI. :: ss b. I; ::i IN - 3.
:sr sf ,-sy &. ,psss 's ss Tier .s sss n
srews N our pastures n ssns places quite 1ssssl snS
.s sss:i ss Ss =.
der give dsa OF the eudden rise and Dovuy
Of the discovery WI stats that IN April 1855 pS3llsd q
ssd sois ssoU, s oCs.ss p. Day In Ayr - ~
nesssssry eat hs Sess ~. can sst sla easah
dren years. dssssrs spoonful children hs I've 70
eight years tee spooniui A. no sssssisns - ssPs
bowel. twice Day Mr. Kennedy si,ss Isrs..a aNssa.
Kennedy No. I Warren street, Roxbury, Msse DDs 81
Whelssals ses,ts for Ne. yerk.Chas a. ~. ~ 20
p. sandst No ~ ry,son stress x.rsh 4 Ms.s1stY -
Bsyl Paul, Chambers street NJ. Q. wsus Size II
YrsskIir street.: nkeson, kcbbins Co., na11psB ,7
o.. uAiasa laas. and rssaAlsd ~ sllrsspsssaA1sly
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NAVY BoU TT LAND AND Extra PAYp orrIc.
IN Bcupty lhpds ayf extra pav for " Nav sssiav
A. IN s ras, sisss i7sothsz widows
BaIsr % dus widows and heirs. Of ssossssd u n ..u,
and others collected and all hinds Of claims srsisss
led States BY asdsrsgned the vidows ~ ~
sfthsss vhs psishss With bnissd ststss ship xipssS
VIII be ssstted bv calling EDWARD BIasprrS'
Agent and asts) Pufsss o. 3. Navy, Wan ssrsA
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DENTISTRY.

"No WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHO has FINE
IN tecth"-J. j. RosssAu. Save jour money Those
who have lost their tes.h and intend 70 remedy the
evil by artificial set, win save 30 per cent By pur
chasing OF DIR. NAPOLEON PRErERRE Al his
In prise, cheap cheaper tAsa the chyapsst No. ABS
Broadway.
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These steamships closed 81 the insurance oAoes
ana specie ana sOods viii DO insured In
Of premium any other the
For FISK he b Or ] ssscSs, ssppY .
SUMNER kONTANT DRAPEh, % Rae N. D. des Vie
clKYsTis, scHLoEssxANN 1 CO.. 2 Quail c.isnir
LelAyiRpe. uavYe.
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EOR SAN FRANCISC0-THE SPLENDID FIRST
E class clipper ship ANDREW IA KS0N, Williams,
rosstsr 10 lokang At pisr 10 East river and vii
positvsls sail before Tuesday, l7sh July. Ship
p~rs will please send their freight promptly board
aoo csDplste thes engagements before Tuesday 10th
The ships Of this line advertised for certain da.e
and to sail before the day advertaed
SUTTON CO., IS South e., cor Wall.
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TINlIBD STATES NAIL SrIAHsHJP CQMPANY.-
~ Ter Havana ana New Oz1sasa On MenAay, July =
ss2f =: nc@ Pier feSs e wsnsn ssssss ~ 1s Esn
nes winsis having he. sysshsslsa snd yut
sail alsys Passage can - ssesrsS a Ne Csnpanys
saee. FREIGHT ts NV 0.lss.A 50 cents - yso lSct.
form sr Cd y the Company On spplicstsn q
No Other terms stsnsd and be - laa1g VIII - asned
AFTER the hous o. sailing Yer freight psssass apply ct
the ses u the Company, ~ Wsss street. ssssss q War
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MEDICAL.

NEW BoOK-THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR FAsII-
"A ~ Medical and Physiological Instructor, specially
for the married those intending to marry By Dr.
Hock, the author and lecturer. Hundredth edition,
500 pages, celored plates. Price 81. Published by T.
". STRONG, 90 Nassau street, who win forward by
man free, receiving 81 and address, From the Med
cal and Surgical Review most raordnAry book
We ever read. =. One feature which particularly
distng uishes this book from all others Of the kind
the peculiar tone Of decacy and morality which per-
yades it.
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TSOR HoRFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il The United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, L.
Parrish, CEN nandsr will lsave per No. - North river,
saturday, Jane 30, at o'clock p n, will arrive q
NorfoD tho nsxt atsSnoen, 1t Petersburg and Rich
mond the following morning. From Nor ok passengers
for the South proceed BY railroad direct with through
tickets from Weldon to wlmingtsn, CoarlssAon, 30.
Passage and fare to Norfolk 81 to Petersburg and Rich
mond, BIO; stserase asM price Through ticket %
No. 50 RaOsiwAy. N B-No freight taken for Peters
burg.
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(yKNry FINE GOLD CALrr0REIA DIAMOND CLUs
~ ter pins with chain, IS; without shsin These pins
are sqnal In hransv and 20 che real diamond
Sent BY mail e any part Of she United BY enclosing
amcunt 70 l. ~. JACvBS, W Brosdwsy
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TNOR SAVANNAH AND HLORIDA-UNTTED STATES
is nan hne.-lhs nsw and elegant stsanship AUaU5
IA, Opt. Thomas Lyon, win ksvs New York foe 81
vsnsah on Saturday, yuAe 80, from pier No. North
yivsT, at O'Clock Pm. Bns Of lsdiEg signed board
Fer fright apply ON board, u for passage to SAMUEL
L MfCHlLI, Is broadway. Fer PiSYtda through TICK
sts from Nav Yosh 70 JschsonvlAs S3l Plata, Saa
The Alabama, Geo: Schsnck yin succeed, and leave
on Wednesday July 4.
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TA1 vANOARBIL9 EUn0PKAN LINE OF STEAM.
= ssayA-fae nfss elss. nsv stsaushp ARIEL, 1se
tons, Lefsvro master, vin leave New York p1or
North vss foos Of ChsmssSs srss - nosn prsosiy On
9asurtay, June 50. foR Havss direct.
oa1ss
The Anal Will Be followed b. the North STAR Juy Al
Ihsevpsr Of these vessels WIN not be aeoounts6o for
FOLD, siyer SSo. sPesiA jswslD prscisss stones
hsfof ~ srsin e1pRssssd
Specie and goods 81 usuAl YAtea-
Ne sis bt Ssoeivsd amer room Of the day before sailing
No birth secured ansil paid for.
sse up y n O ~ dsy Of ssili,s aaa yin Be
81 Havre IN Do mmsdatsly depeE,sed u the Post Jos
there Parcels then each prepaid dollar and upwArds
vIzxD DATES o. sArLINe
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~ l. o'clock the we'll known packet ship Asa BUdrUN
f.. ises.s ssn ., ,sssr'ss sRg % sSs, pier
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"A tssssssiss.s q 8 sIsS. =, S9k55eEiS 100
"a - Ss4c.t - s:ss,ss - CT -
4 NTaAIIZ-SIoGa11 : lN1-c1SsYISo fas
a gpitsd osaess nan-4le eaash!aeee Al Aaposs chip
Sndlss 3. 60, Sc ne n5 ~ =. A.. :.
~ ~. her last tAs tire e da Has
ply - the emss a II W cAnRh0N. Ne. BsRhng Green
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EXCURSIONS.

T,xCURsION on DORI0 LODGE OF FREE AND Ao-
IL copied kssoss.-St. Johns Day, 2bth June.-Tne
beautiful and we'll appointed steamer Laura Knapp,
uncer the nmand Of nat experienced and gentleman
having the members q the DsTic Lodge with their Ia
dies, AND g00dy number from other lodges beard,
who joined 18th their brethren to participate Having
steamed around Staten hand and enj Dyed most de-
hghMui sail, with happy AID agreeable company
board, and sosd band Of music, partnersnips
polka, the schottisch &c all IN for their turn
and right merry ~as 1t epjoyes, mil too to
make short stop at that dssh spot "rhs Sailors
Snug Harbor." Much has been, and much m'gat we'll
BE- SAID in regard to this psole institution I've
disly received BY the governor Capt Depuysts) ana
more very nozzle class Of men-show BY the SUNK
the Iurrowed cheek, the gray le:ks disabled
limb, that they had ceased TO with old ocean, and
had come to anchor their frames in . snug but safe
harbor The use OF the chapel having been kindly
cereo to us, an informal meeting gathered, where
brother Of Continental Lodge. Then We prepared to
tale our departure, followed By God bless them Once
upon noble boat al life, and the brother
~ feeling exhibited BY Al TO render each other happy
was proyerbal. The music was struck mp again, and
the company Joined In the dance. Before arriving at
our pier meeting Of the passengers was called, At
which the Of Dorie Ledge presided whom II was
solved unanimously that the thanks Of the company pre-
sent be presented to CAPT. Anderson, Of the steamer
Laura Knapp" for his gentlsnsnly Kindness and
pertinent and untrng attention to tho wants OF his pas
sengtrs and wsuld with confidence recommend aim,
well ~ the steamer he commands, to the fAvora
notice OF the puphe, well any and all parties max
party were safely landed with many parting grip AMI
adieus and repaired their respective homes highly
delighted with the fsstvlries Of the ocoasion-not
accident having occurred to mar its pleasures.
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T,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORTnA-sExu. W EEK.

LNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA WEEK
II E-U. 9. Nail Line Pie new, nagniassnt and
fast going steamer NASHVILLE, \. Berry, sanmander,
win leave pier No. N. r., saturday, June 3otA Ut
p u, precisely Fer freight apply On board, vh.rs
Al bills q sdi.g yn b signed and Tor passage at the
tickets to Florda folsws:-rs Jacs senvls S3I TO
Pnstia, sss me ssuthsyper viii succeed, and leave
on Wednesday, July lth.
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TNAPSCOrT5 LINE OF LIVERPOOL Packets
i Pachey June 20 The splendid new clipper snip
BELLE WOOD, Captain Tucker, will positively SAL on
lhursdsy, june 26 The Accommodations for cabin
second CABIN and seeiage passengers unsurpassed
Early appcaa atoms to bsrths should DO made on
BOARD pier 81 East river foot Of Market street. TO
rApSCOrr Il CO., 80 South street
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ENoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II etatss pAil steamer UNION. Captain Adams, con
WI. nsssnsn ~ gnss * "a "a
o'clock rom der No 81 North river foot street
trce passage first cabin. $780, second cabin E5 Lug
daring The should be sent On board
The day before sailing, Tarhed bslov No freight With
Fly to N0ATIMER LIVINGS ron, s. aroadway.
4. BAH letters must pass through the Pest OHIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

nR. SWAN HAS DEVOTED HIS SrRICTEST ATTRN-
IL tion for the last IS years 70 ose practice, apd
continues to Be consulted daily by both sexes 1t his
Office, No. Chatham square, in partnership with DR..
IAie where his celebrated remedies be obtained.
Recent cases cured In . few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-DR DUBOIS OFFICE
Agency for the exclusive treatment OF al Diseases
incident to females, 80 Lexington avenue, East
for female arrangements from u TO S. Advice gratis
Consultations ana letters conddsAtal Mall letters
tang % served with advice and medicines By return
pest. Relief guaranteed In al Persons from
Instance provided with eligible board, nursins and ct
tendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS.

a xlAkTIo VILLA, LONG BRANCH, n. J.-rH5
ready Soz The rsesDton q company. Psrssns dsEous
- sse.xhG 1,ems yin please all or addrsss 4 NO5 r.
efxI1EhvEkF. Inswussssn eaA - had a r. ". Bow
yer, l1o White giysst, New York. t.ts
T1cHAOR HOUSE, CROt0N DAN -rHIs H0rCt,
IL tbs nest bsautfu1 summer rssaasnes IN he Stass
y sp<A fer ~ ceonnodatssn 81 Per aAnsns o.
tssnsent besxdsYs Walters win sAhs the Hudson River
Railroad - ring Sing and the Harlem - Meant
SEQ station. Carriages wail In readiness 81 both
places 70 convey thsn 70 The Dan. Terms nodsrAts.
EEHRuEN TAKE NonCE-rKERE Is FINE FISH.
II ING - Fort .Hamitsn; weak hsh and ssa bass are
taAsn ID large quAnfites Boats, bait ana taskle al
vsJs feaoy ut abe Stlwel Heel Tue CoAsy Is.and
beat toussss at Fer. Hamilton each way.