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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-20


lief
eY- Below we publish the certificates of three OF the
sufferers from the pangs of disease who, having re-
covered their former health, and iInpelled by graft
tude make known their cases and remedial agent aud
their statements authenticated by a Notary Pub
lie The demnnds of society imperiously command
their publicity, and we commend their perusa to the
attention of all aillicted
TT1lktUL7teSS as tie HcsntsUs 90 Gratitude
CERTIFICATE
The undersigned, ,desirOus of acquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough TO he similarly afflicted.
where IA permanent relief of their suTerngs may be
obtained feels it his duty thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to Dr. l.. j. Czapkay for the
permanent recovery oi his health. Borne dawn by
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac
tice of dneontTalahe passion in youth depressed in
body and mind unable so perform even the most tr-
fling duty Imposed upon the daily av0cations Of life,
sought the advice of many physicians, who at first
garded my disease Of trning Importance; but, aasl
after few weeks, and in several instances months, o
their treatment found to my tterabe horror that
instead of relief my symptoms became more alarming
In their torture and being told by that my disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicines
would he of little consequence de6paired Of ever re-
gaining my health, strength and energy and, last
resort, and with but a faint hope, called upon Dr..
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me OF
the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged
by tn result, resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care, and by strict obedience to all his di
recons and advice, my head became clear, my IDEAS
collected, the constant pain in my back and grons,
whole body on the slightest alarm excitement the
msanthrOpy and evil forebodings the sefvlistrust
ami want of conf lence in Others the incamblity 10
study, and want of resolutions the rishtful exciting,
and, at times, peasurable dreams by night follower
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared. and
in iac in two months after having consulted the Doc
tor, felt as If inspired by new llfe-hat life which
short time ago, contemplated TO end with my own
hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent quachS deem it my
duty to OUer this testimony TO the merits and skill 0t
DR.. ca pkay, nnd recon nend him to all who may
stand in nee'i Of medical advice heng assured by NY
own experience that Ogce under his care, u rauiea
AMI permanent cure will be effected.
It.. S g. y. FILLMORE
State OF California, county Of San Francisco. Sub
scrbed AMI sworn to before me- This lTth day Of APP
r, n. 1856 (Siened)
H. 81 JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public
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Some of the why Turner'S Ginger Wine
Cordials, Bitters Syrups &C., are better than any
others in the United States:
First-We have three of the largest manufactures
of the Kind In the wnrlh.
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ID. GASSNER.
~ - A''''ANG LIZ
Care of WoOn Ennv / m
Address,

Care Of WooD, EDDY Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Remember that we are selling our tickets GG,
regular States prices, and no advance as other Lott,
rles. novlS.ly
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WALKER, WILSON & CO.,

Have received their second shipment Of SIP RING
4 Il GOODS direct from Philadelphia and New
York by the above steamer, comprising in part
RICH OilENE SILKS;
Brocade Robes, five volants;
Barege Anglai,, double jupe
Paris printed Barege, sev' voante;
Margentas;
Dubary
Rich French organdi Robes
" " Imperatrice,
Robes, and9 volants
French ChInszes of the latest styles;
French Psicaes;
White and ool0rrd Brilliants;
Norwich Poplins;
Silk irendmes
IA Nous de chene
French Lace liasunois Mantillas;
4" Chantilla
Rich Parasols OF the latest style
Cloth TamaS of the newest shape
We have also on hand IL full assortment of Prints
Rleachei Cottons, Linen Sheetl7gs and Shirtings,
Bleached and Brown Table Linens, o Cloths, Car
pets and Mating; all of which will sell at San
Francisco prices.
WALKER, WILSON 4 co,
may5-my No. 27 D street, East side,
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TURNER'S

EXTRA RASP8ERRY SYRUP
VI ANUFACTURED from Pure Juice of Raspher.
Nh ries, and is equal to any article of the kind here
tofOre introduced.
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Geo. l.. Mcdaniel,
HARNESS AND SADDLE
M a II U E "A Q TURER
I49 Second S rect, MarYsyiIIe.

nFFERS fer sale a complete assortment of UAR-
" NESSES, SADDLES variety Of Saddle Trees
A q X = A ID DIES,
and every thing else pertaining to the business which
he will sell at the most reasonable rates
Parties goLg to Washoe will ito well 10 call M $40
Second street, where they procure the right kind
Of an outfit cheapfor cash
aPISDy Gee. !. MCDANIEL.
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Hook Farm Garden.

n TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MY
friends and the public generally, that have leas
ed these
G a H d . N -,
Known to be the most beautiful in the State aud will
be well prepared to entertain those flvorng me with
their company. Ladies' visiting the HOOK FARM
GARDENS will find them
Genteel Place of Resort.
These Gardens are easy of access, presenting to
those fond Of recreation a most delightful drive Of
seven miles, over as fue roa as one could wish
Eeireshmants constantly on land.
The Omnibusses will always be ready TO convey
parties of pleasure q and from the
Hook Farm Gardens
at moderate charge
ioen; NJ. LEFINsoN,
lee-my Lessee.
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THE DELA WARE STATE LoTr,,.
Draw every wEDNFsDAY-aDd
per month EXTRA-with cSn,.S AMI HIand sae,
$1OO,OOO. "

TIE SINGLE NUMBER LorrvD,..
(Au'horized by the State Of Geo,,.1 '''@
ORA" every ,yr SArTRDAX-also a,an;'s one Grand ,..
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TURNER'S GINGER WINE.

WNuIS ARTICLE is prepared from PURE WHITE
4 WINE and Jam1cn Ginger Root, in such man
TO form the best and most pleasant tonic
intr Iduced; and is invaluable remedy fIr Dyspep-
sin, Indigestion, and for all diseases where gentle
stDulant is required to bring the system into healthy
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of AAy, leul.
Rates of Water per lEontEA
Families each family Of not more
thnn eight persons ... .....,.,... 81 90
Over eight and MT more than twelve. o.
over twelve atd not more ihan twenty o.
Hotels anl boarding housgs-each
hoaricr and iodger, Including ser.
wants. transient boatders and ismily
keeping the house. 2S
Z Day b0arders ........... ....... ~
Lolr ng houses, per bed. o.. ..... 15
Hotel bars, saloons, Sc from ......s9 90 to 10 90
Hss so: s%. "Ss' a S4 Sas Als sSs f6Ss, e hotels
stores, wareh uses, &c--for each tene.
Went occupied 4 warehouse office,
shop, or for any purpose not includ.
ed In any other cltsihcauon and not
requiring more thAn ordinary supply
CT water. from j. ;......... .. 200 90 90
Bakeries, for average daily use of aour
per barrel, per month ........... 50
Irrgatiu-tor all lots less than 100
square NHrds........ ....-.. 900. 90
More than 100 auu not over 20l...... OU
For surpluslge, more than 20i yArus,
seven and one-half mills per SQUIRE
yard. In all cases where trees are
an the outer lhe of side walk one
half the area Of the walk will be in.
cuded In the measurement
Restaurants, couigctiunaries, eating
houses, markets, groceries, barber
shops, according 10 quantity OF Nater
BuillinF purpos s-ior each one N " - "
For cash one NJ bri'k wet through "
hn's other ise ............... Is
Stahles-f livery stables, including
water for wz>hng, for earh horse &C.
For omribus AMI stage stables. ... . &C
For draymrn aud team stsbl +, each
ANNA. .-....-....... 30
Fountains, TO b. used not more than six
hou each day, for / l6 inch Jet s on
u inch jet . ...................... 90
Z inch et.... .................. -. I6 90
u inch jet .,... ....... ...... &C.. % 0J
For laree Quantitits Of water tr the
supply of stables, breWeries irriga-
tion, 6e., when the quantity us-d
does not exceed SO gallons per day,
| there sh,ll he charged for each 100
| gallons consumed, aScertained
by metre or otherwise. 80. ....... 25
/ When the quantity is between $40 and
| i0i0 gallons per day. ........ 20
| When the quantity exceeds 1000 gallons
per day ......................... 10
J tor AL other purposes not mentioned herein, the
Company are prepared to furnish water by contract
| at the lowest rates.
The Board Of Directors shall have power in all
to ascertain by metre, the quantity OF water used.-
And shall be optional with them to charge in accord
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tor AL other purposes not mentioned herein, the
Company are prepared to furnish water by contract
at the lowest rates.
The Board Of Directors shall have power in all cases
TO ascertain by metre, the quantity OF water used.
And shall be optional with them to charge in accord.
ancs with the indication Of the metre inst,ad Of the
specific rates above givep
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One Million Gallons. in Barrels and
CnSaS. NOlh AnnmnlIV.

Throughout the ~ord thereby proving its uNEQUALED
and UNRvALED meits Ithas receive the apprubi-
ton OF the Medi al Faculty throughout the United
States, and wherever known.
We caution Hll consumers Of GINGER WINE 20 eX-
anime the label, none gen lne exc pt such as
have them engraved portraits in circle. sur
rounded By the follow ny superScrp ion: "TURN r. :
GINGER WINE, prepared by Turner B.otiers. New
York; Buffalo, New York; AMI San Francisco, CafOr-
mia. apZl -3n
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CERTTFTCAT

CERTTFTCATE.-I,t the undersigned Gov
ernor OF Hungary, do testify hereby that DIR. L. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest Tor Hungarian
liberty, AS Cn cf Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance, Whereof have given to
him this ccrtIGcdte and recmmend him 10 the sylupn-
thy, attention and protection OF all those who ere ca
pable OF approaching patriotic self sacrifice, and un-
deserved mis- lortune KO-SUTH LAJUS,
Governor of hungary.
WAsHINGToS CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852.
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gan ,sranristu 9auHtisemens.
BENSLEY WATER CUBE
AND
NOTOrpaIhic Institution {!
? pR. BARLOW ]. SMITH.

NNoRNEHLY PROPRIETOR Of the Water Cure
n AMI dotnptthio Establishment In Sacramento
AAs Inc tte his Insuuon in San Francisco on tock.
tan street. Q rner OF Pacific q be known as
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JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public.
Card

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart I wish
TO lay before tn, public which deserves a COM
mendatiOn, not only act Of scientific skill, but
that ut humanity also About two years ago l suit
denly, and from causes unknown 10 me, was seized
with ct OF Epilepsy, which, owing to my inability to
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough medi-
cal treatment, aud the Encouragement which met
with on attempting IT, soon became such las was then
led to heeve) u defy the skill Of any phi siCan.
was fr, quently while IN pursuit Of my calling, thrown
down to the ground thout he slightest warning; and
although insensiDe to the ag0nies, yet despsed the
mseries Of my life, and soon learned to look upon
those who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger enemies who sought to prOCng the Existence
of my miseres. While in this state, and having pre-
vious to my action, tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking AID of physi-
clan, and, by recommendation. called upon Dr. h. j.
OzapkHy. told him of my circumstances and uf my
inability TO reward him for his services, regardless Of
which, however, he at once undertook my case and,
with the blessing Of God, on0e more restored to
perfect hetlth Unable to re ard him for the boon
whch enjoy at present, and yet conscious Of my iu
'btedness consider IL due to myaelf and all af cted
to make the public. in oyder that those in need
ofmedicAl advice may II d physician in whom every
confidence can be placed
H. s. MEYER yABL0NSKY.
State of California. county of San Francisco, S.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- ibis 1s day Of Au
gust, A d. 1856.
IT, 81 GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
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Mistrtlanenus.
MARYSVILLE WATER co.
iates of Water per lEontEA

TINE uARVSVILLE WATER cow
i PANf beg 20 submit 10 the public the following rs
The established rates for water and after the first
A.
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Gard.

], the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment of DR.. a. Czapkny, although unsolicited, feel
called upon to give publcily to his reatIaen hoping
that by doing so npiY he GsrumentIl in preventing
others irop the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced ana which often results from the per-
nlcous PRACTICE Of pretenders. My disease has bee u
that OF physical anil ment, debility, which follows in
consequence VI findiacretions in youth The agonies
winch endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me to
deta they "re known To those who have experienced
them Suffice to say, that hnving called the services
OF Dr. L. j. Czankay into requstOn all the expecta-
iions which may have formed Of him were mo,
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Czap
kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in 30 doing being sym
pathy for suffering humanity and heartfelt desire Of
relieving them. D. j. DAHLEB, Printer
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~ TIItSER BROTHERS,

Corner Washington and Franklin streets, n Y,
Niagara street Rallalo. N. Y p,
Corner Broadway and Front sts. San Francisco, Cal.
And for Sale by Merchants and Druggists every
where. ap9O-Sm
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Rnles and Regulations.

Adopted by tie Board Of Directors OF the Marysvi
Water Company, to take effect on and after May th
let N
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Remarkable Instance of Medical ise-
lief.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. 9th, 1852.
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RATHER AND TRUSTEE
DESCRIPTION ,

MA I'D sIa0d or the present season at The Ranch
w -, the Proprietor on PUrAH CREEK,
one and half miles south Of Mr.. Jerome Z. DaYls
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The Yachting Season.

One of the most popular amusements IN
England, and which has been adopted to a ICON
siderable extent at the North, is yachting
MANY of the mobiles and wealthy gentlemen OF
Great Britain have their yachts, built after
the finest models, and of tonnage and size suf-
ficient 10 adapt them for sea-going voyages.
The crews of these vessels are ia general picked
saauen It is said, the best sailors in the
British Navy during the Crinean war were
the crews which the Royal Yacht Squadron
freely drafted on board the national ships,
and who. after serving with great efficiency
.nrinp the war, returned to their yachts again,
with the restoration of peace. The national
taste and aptitude Of both Englishmen and
Americans for salt water. render yachting one
nj the most popular of all amusements with
chose whose wealth enables them to support
- We observe that the yachting season at
the North has now fairly commenced, the
boats having taken up their accustomed moor
ines in the harbor of New York, and prepare
lions are busily making for the June regatta
which is expec ted TO be a very fine race. with
tho sracious bors and the broad rivers OF the
South. it is surprising that this noble and in.
viporating amusement has not been more gen
orally introduced. We can scarcely imagine
Il luxury Of wealth which, in genuine enjoy
ment. and healthful influence, deserves to b.
compared with it,
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DIED..

At HI, residences in this c'.y On Tharsday; Sls LIST
MAY, Judge PETER V. DANIEL, of the supreme
Court Of the United States. 40
The friends of the family arc requested to attenn
his funeral at st. James Church, this friday al
te rnoon, at 5 O'Clock.
May slst, in the 18th year Of his age, after
short and painful lines, at the residence OF az
father, JOHN DAbNEI son III Mr.. WiiiIa" W.
ard Ann Eliza Jones.
We've laid HIM down to rest.
Softly upon the green earth QUIET DreastI "a.
Like some fair flower the wlntTy storm main
rlyen, ,r
To bloom, unfading, IN its native Heaven.
But oh, twas hard to part, ..
To still the murmurings of the stricken heaIt ,
And bowling meath the rod Of the Ail-Seeing
One, u,.,,. ,. u,
In meek submission say. "Thy will be done.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
requested to attend his funeral this Frlday even
ing. at O'Clock. from the residence OF MS ia'"o''
on 9th street. French Garden Hill. I1.x
ia The Oh, istian Advocate and Religious Hei
aid will please copy.
On the Goth inst. At the residence Of her bus
band. on I'd street, Mrs. ANNE WILLIAMS IN
the 18th year of her age. r,,
Her funeral will take place this mcrh.ng f i.oh
the Catholic Church, at TO O'Clock ne iIIe"uss
and acquantances of the family. ana tnose "a
John and Patrick Mari are respectfully ihVheu
to attend without further notice.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PUKT OF RICH NUMB Nh 11.
Higa Water this day Friday) 2a oe!oeA.
An nIN

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, ~ IoIh, Hio1e'
and passengers, Ludlam watson. N l.
Schr s. r. Allen, Baker, Boston. mdze' u. a
so hT' Hickman. --, Philadelphia, coal. s. P
Schr. Golden Rule, -, Philadelphia COAL s.
Scar Ida L.. Na,Ior, Philadelphia. coal, Writ
Sohr Ellen Goldsborough, Todd, Baltimore, hay
Bride ford & Co. and pig iron. Vim. S. Tripiett,,
Schrr. Mary Willis, North, Baltimore Hdze.' W.
Schr. Emma B, -, corn, Mlspaugh Read
Schf; Jas. Barrett. Nickerson, Boston, plaster
sehr. HavTe De Grace, Fields, lumber, E. E.
sehf. Louisa Dyer. Jamerson, Rcckland' ilme'
Propeller Umpire, Moore, Norfolk. with barge
Henrietta mdze' ThS SAI LED
Steamer City of Richmond MITCHELL Elk pniade'-
pha mdze and PssssItse5ts' g. mdzs
se G94 osesala Woody. Port Deposit mdze W.
schr chr sarah Pouson, Port Wathall, mdze.' w.
d. Colquitt Il Co.
Caot skinner. OF tie steamship Jamestown
reports ship coming into Cape Henry. with sig
nal up, for pilot; also. deep loaded bark pant
cd white at Point of Shoais-could not make out
either of their names. xr,s
bark Ann L. Grant. from Rio. al jamestown.
NEW Yoak; May 2s.-c,earsdc bark 1 Helv sah.
Lynch hurs, Richmond Arrived, schr' a. D. Gan +
non. Richmond. ~ A.,
| NORFOLK. May 30.-Arr'd, schrs. Toward Alex
| andria; Florida, Wilmington, N. u Cleared schl
| JAcKsoNvILLF. May l5.-C!eared. schr julia A.
| Rich. Richmond. c. 7,
| Scott. Richmond; W. B. Darling, Norfolk; b
! whitley n. c.; Joseph Ann, Newbern n, T.
| ALEXANDRIA, May 30.-Arrlyed, sch1 MIXTURE
| Collins. Richmond; Leroy, Norfolk.
| PASSENGERS per steamship YORKTOWN, SKIN
| NER. Master, from New York:
| r. B. pool II. T.. Cooke w. P. Frost and lady
| Mrs pennock Mr.. Macfarane and lady judge
Barton ana lady, H. T.; Prall, ?. Depew. a: = r
Sahern. F. s B,dwell. D. Merryman, Mr. JONI
| Atkins and family. F Guttman, Jos. Temple, r.
neBaSri, Capt. W. s. Hutton lady and maste
Hutton NJ, 0eters. +. Applewhite. w. Halsey
| J. Wildt. w. Linneman. Capt. Wyatt, MIS- VIII
der, and is steerage.
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Judge PETER Y. DANIEL, of the u . gu
rreme Court died in this c''y S. |s1@:.
mornius. Judge D. was born at "Orow.
Nest" ia stafford county. Va, on the s..n =.
April, lisa. During his Life ne oecoplsu MAJ
positions of importance Aaa ". 80" n.
NJ, =. h.d inst reached his 2ist year, ne
w. chosen to represent his native comfy IN
the virgins Legislature, and after serving
.,,,,, ,srms Was elected q member Of the tx
.,u,tve Council Of tho State. post which ne
held for upwards Of twenty years After
leaving the Council, he was appointed oy 'fen'
JACKSON District Judge OF the FsdsralC o"r'
and was subseQ uently appointed by fresiae"'
VAN BrRxx to the Bench OF the U. D gu.
irene Court He occupied this posi''oA
the time Of his death. A few months :.
Judge DANIEL took mp his residence . ~
city, after many years absence IN in the
ton, and his last moments were p'
bosom Of his family.
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Editariall,ha0.e.

That valuable Journal. the Staunton SpsctG-
Tor, has passed from the hands Of J. A. Il l..
WADDILL TO the sole proprietorship and edi-
tOrship of RICHARD MAuzY, Esq, who has
heretofore been part proprietor. MIR. MAUzY,
we predict, will conduct the paper with de-
cided interest and ability. We welcome him
cordially TO the editorial CORPS.
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An Admirable Charge.

The Richmond Enquire, publishes an excel
lent address OF Judge THOMAS S. GHoLsoN to
the Grand Jury Of Chesterfield, and which,
by the unanimous request OF that body. has
been given to the public. Its comments upon
the growing indisposit,on in American society
to render obedience 10 law, are just, we'll
timed and forcibly expressed. Judge GHoL-
SON Is filling his new position with marked
ability, efficiency and dignity.
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u.c,urutal Parade.

h.n,rase Of The First Regiment Oh '"s"
Volunteers yesterday. was very fine ,s a'a ss',
As once ,.n In the ."ppor,s such
p'oN aud Of the soldierly- looking men VINO
Inn oomnose it. The Howitzers. splendid LOOK OK.
Ds Company, parade for the first time rh ,sn
the line, dragging their guns after them. men IN
came that m magnificent Drum Major. VINO m
the general spiendor Of his equipment anu
the true drum major air he exhio''s' - l"n
~, 70 the same officer in the famous seventh
p.c,,nent of New York, and that is saying
nrsa, deal. Then the neat little boys, compos,
- Tho Drum Corps, a,,ired in red jackets ana
rnite pants. and then, stretching away IN
long line of grey uniforms. were nearly h'e
hundred men keeping time as preciseiy as IL
on company parade, and forming a "il''a n.y.
,,ic,nre which cannot be equalied III Tue
Son,h The Regiment was attended by the
First Regiment Band" under the leadership
nf SMITH
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Ne.ElectiON nf Judges.

The reelection OF the old Judges at the late
judicial elections in this State is creditable to
the Judges and to the conservative spirit Of
the community. 1t Is bad enough that such
an Office should be elective at all, but worse 10
turn out those whose fitness recommended
them originally to the position, aud who have
obtained the additional qualification Of expe
lieGc0.
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pePFy'g M0nnm eut.

There Is to be great day in Cleveland.
Ohio, on the 10th OF September next, when the
cornerstone will be laid Of the monument OF
OLIVER II. PERRY, one Of the greatest naval
heroes that the cOnqueripy race Of Anglo
Saxon sea kings ever produced The grafton
an the occasion will be delivered by GEORaE
KANCROrT
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The Wheeling Usios publishes long, lucid
and able statement OF the proceedings ut the
Charleston Convention, from CHAs. w. Rus.
SELL, Esq, the distinguished delegate to that
body from the Marion Electoral District
Mr.. RUSSELL expresses the opinion that "the
Don ysntioa At Baltimore viii adopt the Ten
ncssee gssolai isn, or some equivalent"
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MARRIED.

ON the s1st day Of Nay. by Elder Ino: Gibson !; !;
Mr. WILLIAM H. eTEWAKT,; OF Sne ely tyr- o.
Richmond. to Miss MARY ANN ). DAohEi
Of the county OF Hanover.
On Thursday eveaing. MAY 3.th; at the re side nee
Of Mr.. Tarlton Brovn, II Checse he ID ny Inc hcy
of Manehester, to Miss WILLIE v. GOSSEII.
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG,-Two DESIRABLE ROO Ms,
..Southsrn Rights House. on Broad street: below
the African Church. The house is in pleasant
and convenient location.
sonable terms lie l-3tl VIM. ELLETT.
DOARDING-Mrs DABNEY, corner An and
. Franklin sts.. has a comfortable Room for a
family now vacant. )e 1T
DOA DI n ca desirable . Nj. with
- ROARN in private family. near the Post
Office can be had by applying 1T Dispatch Oilce.