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ALBANY LUMBER.
THyHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
IL ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ng of Chair Plank, Scantling aud 5-S ~; also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which viii with tho CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLING now on hand,
make good assortment lie would respectfully invite
the trade call before purchasing. constant supply
will be kept on hand
ALSO FOR. SALE LOW.
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
10000 et4-4, Ga "a, and inch ASH
With large and general assortment OF LUMBE3,
su1rARLR zen BUILDERS. ID. L. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
15-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugle Chestertown, and National Inteigencer
will copy the above to the amount of 81 each and charge
American" office. an II
THE OEPATHIC EXAMINER,
BY A. GERALD Hull, M D., Vol No. V. MAJ 1910.
CONTENTS.
l. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, in Sicily
by Samuel CalandTa, NJ. D., of Palermo.
III. Bellad0na-by John c. Peters.
Ill. Epilepsy.
", Physi9Ioey-No Ill.
" Foreign correspondence. Letterfrom Frederick
ii. Quinn, of London-No 6.
vi. Domestic Correspondence.
VII. Poisoning by Arscnic-by c. Herring, NJ. d. Of
Philadelphia.
| Will Review &c. &c.
Conditions-The eIIemepathic Examiner, will be
published every month, in Royal Octave Form, at s.
per annum, payable in ADVANCE sn6senPtions re-
ceivcd by WIN. H. HARRISON,
auI4 Baltimore.
MIR, DAVISON's PATIGNT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PESEIANSHIP.
report read and adopted by the Maryland Institute,
the utility of the Guide i'll actual applcaEoH is
ound the following:
ssThr repetition upon the Guide ncucates so correc
conception of the letters and drills the muscles INTO SO
exact obedience the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon"
ROOMS ii, Baltimore street.
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LOUISIANA.

In July this State gave 2O56 Wing majority
About one half of the State is heard from, and
the present Wing majority is 224s.
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DELAWARE.

The following are the majorities in this State
or the Harrison ticket.
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DUKEHATRT'S VARIETY g TORE.
No l0l5 BALTIMORE STREE f.
(B e tweea South an d c ADVERT { jtTeetsy)
WET HERE be had or. reasonable terEas, the
w folfpwiug articles
Sweeping, serubbing, Shoe, sooth, Weave rs and.
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PR MIS-, han
somely leueTed
WillOw-basket CARRIAGES,
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common 7 cps
Baskets Washboards towel rollers.
Fishiag Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakee.
Lime or Lemon SqueeZesS
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
ANN Wicks assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane susssss foI- resp
makers
Plough or leading Lines
PaTloIr and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett and Cotton
Hand and HySuttles: cabbage Nets sc
Baltimore. 5monLh, 1910. St
RJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, the State of Maryland letters of
administration with the will annexed on ths personal
estate of Nicholas Myers late of the city of BaltneTe
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
of the said deceased hereby warned to present the
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated 10
the subscribers before the first day of February
lS4l otherwise they may be excluded from all benef
from said estate All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make payment without delay tn either OF
the subscribers.
Given under our hands this Sth day OF July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
WIN. H. COLLINS,
Administrators with the VIII annexed,
iy9aw4 Nicholas Myers.
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aIIUATION WANTED.

SIIUAIION WANIEDs
EBY a Young Man, assistant clerk iii Grocery,
ES Flour Commission Siere Bar keeper. or any other
situation wheF he could make himself useful to his
employer. Good recommendations will be given in
regard to character, &c. Apply TO
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
No. West Fayee Street, basement story of Barnuus's
City Hotel General intelligence, Asesoy, e2d Brokers
Office, Old EEtsblBhmsnt
No. I2dAt
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MARTIN MATHERs & co.

MARTIN MATHERS & co.
NHERCIANT TAILORS, No. N. HOWARD
W. STREET. inform their friends and the public that
they have selected from the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets. their Fall and Winter supply Of
Goods, embracing a handsome assortment Of the most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere and Vesting which they
will promptly make up TO order in the best style of
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit con-
tinance of the patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed. They have for sale few. gross of superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade
NJ &. For sale rent first rate modern built two
story HOUSE, with attic and extensive back build
ings in Saratoga street near 90 Liberty. Enquire
hove At &C
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To conclude with the laughable Farce of
THE VIRGIENY MUMMY.
Ginger Blue, Hr. T. d. RICE.
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nUKEHART'S GENERAL VARIETY
aVSTORE, 101t Baltimore st. Baltimore, where can
be had reasonable TERMS Wholesale and RETAIL coarse
and fine TWINES; Patent Lamp and Candle WICK;
SPINNING WHEELS; Stacking, bed and Sash CORDS;
Willow SLEIGHS Carriages and Cradles; BELLOWS;
BRUSHES; Marbles; Churns; and every other article
leoneinp TO this line 10th mo %
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THE WHALE FIsHERY.-The last number
ofthe Merchants Magazine contains an inter-
esing article on the whale Fishery. The
of Nantucket in I7l2 A few years previous
to the Revolution, oil was worth 81 per gal
Ion, and the whale bone sold at so cents a
pound At this time the number of ships from
the United States, engaged in the whale fishe-
nv is 557. The average cost of the fitting out
each of those is 5000 The amount of
oil and bone imported in 1889 is valued at
about :, 100000, and this enormous sum of pro-
ductiye industry is on the increase every year.
The article concludes thus:-
"We have thus drawn the outline of the whale
fishery as it is conducted in the United States.
In its importance as augmenting the wealth of
the country, it is not equalled by eny other
species of traffic, and presents marked ex-
ample of productive labor. 1t adds to the stock
of national wealth by drawing from the great
reservoir of the ocean an immense value to the
public, both for use and exchange. The light
by which we are now writing is composed OF
the fluid which once gave strength to the back
of the monster whose character and capture we
have endeavoured to record. The arts in their
various forms are in a great measure dependent
upon this traffic; and our manufacturing estab-
lishments, as well as the engines of our steam
ships, and various other forms of machinery,
are kept in motion by the oil ofthe whale, while
those convenient implements by which we avert
from our heads the sun and rains, are strength
ened by its bones. The light that is furnished by
the whale, Eliminates our streets. 1t cheers the
hard handed ploughman by the winter ireside,
and adds greater brilliancy to the gems which
blaze in the palace. 1t glimmers in the cell OF
the anchorite, and guides the doomed scholar to
the grave. 1t pours flood of radiance upon
the halls of fashion, points out the coast to the
tempest'tosse mariner, and flames aloft upon
the giddy spars of the ship as it struggles on
ward through the ocean,"
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ACTnAL RESULTS.

We shall give our readers the admitted re-
suits Of the State elections as fast as they come
To hand
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SOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
- the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 146
Market street, few doors below the Bank of Balti
The undersigned, DESTROYS of affording the cit
zens of Baltimore the same facilities that enjoyed in
other cities has at very great expense, procured
of those beautiful Presses which, from its construction,
is capable ofprnng greater number ofeards in g.
ven time, than any other.
NV assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, SC.
comprises every variety cast in tss country which
every new syie of letter will Immediately be added and
no pains or expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices.
o26 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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NRT ARTED.-A Young Man WHO has consider
w able experience in bHsiness,is DESTROYS otObtain-
ing situation in wholesale grocery, -four, commits
sion house. where he could make himself generally use
full lie would not object to taking charge of acountry
store or going 10 any part of the United States, the
capacity of agent, collector, or clerk. The most IN
excepuonabe reference given,a to character capaby
sc. Forfunher information, apply to Lewis F.Scoth's
Hotel &C H.
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NEWLY INyEN TED HORSE POWER

AND THRESHING MACHINE.
YHyHE subscriber would inform the public that ne
H has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
s. THRESHIHG MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public; believing that theywil fully meet tns expee
taon and wishes Of the purchasers he thinks that they
will be found equal, if not superior to any Machines 70
that purpose no,v IL They compact, strong
and believed to durable, caculatedt to be wok
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
ng Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent the sale of Mr.. Unuy's Horse
Powers and Threshiug Machines these preferng these
Machines procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt meet.
ego s. EAgTMAN.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

HEIFEEDIATELY,2 20 to 30 good House Servants
Of good character of both sexes, from - TO y years
Of age slaves for life, for very extensive Hotel in the
city OF New Orleans where they will be well treated,
and references will be given if required that they
expressly for the geneman's USE and not for spec
uation, and fair cash price will be given application
10 LEWIS f. aCOTTI 5 General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No West Fayette street, basement
a RaTnuun;s Hotel aus
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A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

ELKY. SILVER WAIiE, &C.
GABRIEL ID. CHA ISEx has recently imported
w splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and Virtical Watches, all OF wmc are
made by the best makers, and warranted to pc form
accurate time will be sold low any other house
the country. Purchasers will find to their advantage
by calling at the store head of Cheapsde, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore, where they will find good as
sortment Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings Dreas
Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver Spoons, &c
NJ B. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
sy-My country friends particularly invited 10 call
Store No Water st. iy ii 60 G.. ID. CLARK.
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VA at L. F. sCOTTTS
w Intelligence and Agency Office Nc. W. Fay
cite street, easement of Barnum's City Hote Clerks,
BOok-keepers, Poners, Waters, Coachmen, LabOrerS
Chanber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses SC.
au "a
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zNT ANTED TFTIEDIATELY-A Ter

HAT ARTED HMM Ed IATELX-A Teacher,
w togo to the country, about % miles from the
city, to teach the common rudiments of the English
Language for which liberal salary will be given APP
ply to LEWIS F. SCoTTI, 2 West Fayeue st. base
ment CITY Hotel ms
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4 SITUATION as Teacher wanted by young
~ man, from Portsmouth, COllege,) who has had
two years experience in the business OF teaching.
situation in private family Academy, in
the city, would be preferred. Enquire at the General
Intelligence Cfcs.A or address &" Nj. N. L." through
he said Office sGdtbe promptly attended to. oc 20
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a PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

HNOR SALE-The Furniture, Fixtures, and Good
II Will of a Boarding House, eligibly situated, and
Il well kept fail to be source of profit TO the
purchaser The present proprietor wishing to change
his place of residence, will sell low or cash. Apply at
his of6ce nol0eo4t
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SITUATION WANTED-Bya young man, Ell
- Their Clerk or Assistant in wholesale and retail
Grocery, Flour and Commission Store, in Counting
Room. He is fully acquainted with mercantile business
and can produce the very best kind of references
gard to character and qualification. For further infoTma
ton apply 10 LEWIS +. SCOTTIS General Intelli
gence and AGencY Office. No. 3 West EayetIe street
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In the course of the evening, Mr.. Rice will sing
JIM CROW,
Wit! additional verses upon the past, the present,
and to come.
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REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Boxes rs cents-Pit so centsBoys' Tickets % cents
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HnATENT COTTON SEINE TWINE.-
The subscribers, agents for the sale of Clarkson 5
Patent Seine Irvine, have now hand, and will be
constantly supplied with full assortment of most ap
proved Sizes which they offer for sale pleasing
terms SELLMAN & CROOK,
nj DIT corner ofSouth g. Pratt SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS .
HOLIDAY STREE Il THEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREE Il THEATRE.
REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Boxes rs cents-Pit so cens-Boys' Tickets % Genus
BENEFIT OF MR.. FORREST
THIS EVENIN G, NOVEMBER 16,
VIII be presented, Buwer's celebrated Play of
RICHELEEU,
OR, THE CONSPIRACY.
Cardinal RicheIieu, MR.. E. FORREST.
To which will be added, the LIST and I'd Acts of
THE GLADIATOR.
spanacus, Mr. Z. FORREST.
Concluding with the GRAND ARENA, OF place OF Ola
diatorisl Games.
4 GRAND COMBAT
Between Spartacus and the Gladiator Of Gaul.
6az- Tickets and Places for The Boxes 10 be taken
daily the Box Office from 10 until p and from I'LL
O'Clock. m
rtss =, 7 nreciseJy no16
AMERICAN THEATRE, FRONT ST.
FIRST NIGHT OF MIR. r. D.RICE,
THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL JIM CROW!
THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1910,
Win be presented, new Piece, written expressly for
JUMBO jun
JumJumbo, Mr. T. D. RICE.
To be succeeded by new Drama, in2 acts, entitled
THE TRUE HEART,
OR, GWYNNETH THE FAIR.
In the course of the evening, Mr.. Rice will sing
JIM CROW,
With additional verses upon the past, the present,
and TO come
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FREEMAN's INDIAN SPECIFIC.
HUST RECEIVED, fresh supply of this waltz
e. able COUGH MEDICINE, and for sale, whole
sale retail, by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner Hanover and Market streets, Baltimsre.
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UNRESH INSPECTED IIERRINGs-7s0
n bbls. SNauehanna Herrings, Of very supeno
quality, Inspecting on Pratt street wharf, for SAFE
ow from the wharf SELLMAN s. CROOK,
o2l dit Corner of South and Pratt sire ste
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. UILLs-I7O III. QUILLS, No. 70 TO 70, Just re-
- eeved for sale by
es3 No. s. Charles ST.
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BENEFIT OF MR.. FORREST
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AMERICAN THEATRE, 'FRONT.' ST.

To be succeeded by new Drama, in2 acts, entitled
THE TRUE HEART,
OR, GWYNNETH THE FAIR.
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Har. Electors. Gov.
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SpaTtacu5, Mr.. u, FOhhES1.
Concluding with the GRAND ARENA, OF place ofGla-
diatorsl Games.
4 GRAND COMBAT
Between Spartacus and The Gladiator Of Gaul.
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iy9aw4
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THIS EVENIN G, NOVEMBER 16,
WIN be presented, Bulwer's celebrated Play of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

Francis's Life BOdts.-I sstsrdsy 4 Commit
tee of the American Institute attended at the
Navy Yard. in Brooklys, to Witness ssres of
experiments on the utility Of the Life Boat iu-
vented by Mr.. Francis Of this city.
Several boats constructed according to bis
plan, we're exhibited. Two nso sotinto one Of
them and attempted TO swamp il by bringing the
sides under water submsreiog one of the ends.
aud finally by turning il over, which they did
half dozen times 10 succession.
As fnst BIS tho water ran into The boat 10 epc
place it ran out in another, and il impossible
10 keep ii ina reversed position. A. soon a.
overset it rigbted itself again Instantly.
Two Of these boats wsrs suessssivsly drawn
upby rope to the lieish of the deck Of the
gate independence and lot fall 10 the water. lu
falling they were not submerged. but struck the
top Of The water and nos,ed. On the whole,
the experiments were most complete and sat
isfsctory.
A pleasure boat Constructed 90 this plan was
exhibited, fitted out with sails and cushioned
seats We have no doubt that all pleasure
boats will ssop be built on the principle Of the
Life Boat. Such distressing accidents often
arise from flaws OF wind or other accasnts up
setting the ordinary Kind OF boas, that We can
not imagine il possible that the mode now dis
covered Of mai ing them perfectly secars. viii
fail Of Gaming into general use. In sea voyages
il i sbyious that svery vessel should he pro-
yded wiki Life Boais.-N Y. Erg Post.
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ExrAAoRpIsARy Law CAsE-Some twenty
SIX years ago, an lrishman married Young wo-
man. his junior by IS years, in Liverpool, En-
glaod, and SET NJ tavern on a large scale. A
ine looking brawney frlsw. fresh froo, the
= Green Isle. became lodger, and, in short
time. made love 10 The hostess and prevailed
upon her 10 elope TO America. The lady, be-
'ng the jaetotam Of the hotel. converted every
thing she could, conveniently, into cash.
and with her lOreT and all the tsngbles that
we've portable, set sail for America. leaving her
husband with the empty house. snd as she says,
to take care Of its eontents.' The elopemen nj
was so we'll planned aud executed, that her
whsreabouts' was upknO~n for nearly l 2 years,
when her forsaken lord obisiped news of her ar
rival and marriage in this cosntiy TO her lover.
\ few days ago he arrived here. and in a short
time sought and found his long lost wife. She
Immediately dropped on her knees and renew ed
her allegiance. and swore that she would be his
again. Accordingly. she packed up her goods,
took several hundred dollars which her last
husband had in the house. and slopsd with her
first husband. When the hast husband found
out his position, he commenced a suit in the
Superior Court last Saturday, and had the first
husband arrested for crim. con. aud seduction.
The defendant was thrown into Jail, and yester-
day morning the parties had friendly confer
ence, quietly compared notes. balanced aseounts,
continued the suit, released the true husband,
and went into tipplng hole and made merry
II being mutually agreed that the first husband
should have preeedence.-N York San.
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MIIAI.INS.

the brig PocahouiaS. Of this port, reports ber at
FOyal August i9b, to sail neIt day on a cruise -
Capt B, writes that he bad peasan, passage Of
22 days, but saw no whales
Letter, from the ship WIN. Lee. Capt Clifford. Of
this port, rspou her at Fayal August 18th month
out. with GO bbls sperm oil vh.Sh bad been landed
to sail nett day for the Pacific Ocean.
Touched AT Fsyal. August iih ship Panama. Of
Fall River, and landed 2o4 bbls oil I9,h, ship Phil
ip Tsbb OF Warren. clean.
Arr al Proyinc.lown, 23d, brig FAIRY, Gem.
Western IslasdS. $50 bhs sp oH-Also arr I'D, brig
Phenr. SmaI !. Western Islands. so sp oil
Arr at Nantucket, l9th. schr Telescope, Shoals
40 bels.
Ar at Edgarown 2ots. ship Mary. Fisher
Coast vf Chill, 2900 bbs wh. 700 sp oil
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TIE SLEEPING PHEroMENos.-I1 couse-
quence Of its being reported That the uniorru-
nate object OF public curiosity WAS deceased, a
friend OF ours recently weot TO Deighton and
made personal enquiries, and visited The house
IN which he still continues TO vegitate. His
name is Thomas Bradley. aged 90 years. and
he has had two somniferous attacks previous to
The present one. Tue first lasted but few
weeks. the second during n period Of forty
weeks. and the present sleep has now continued
exactly ffty-two weeks yesterday (Fridsy,) He
has had more neurshmeut administered 10 him
within the last three months Than previously,
and his personal appearance seems imprsved.
lie mas within the last mentioned period eXhIb-
tied some scintIls,ions Of returning faculties,
bot has again relapsed. During bis apparent sp-
proach to sensation, he is stated TO have uttered
some words: but 80 incoberenty nnd indistinct
ly as TO be uuinielligibls. he continues in the
same posture as before. viz reclining partly on
his left side; with one leg straight and the 9th
er crossed over IT al nearly right angle from
the knee. This uncommon object has baflled
the skill Of every medical gentleman who has
IS yet seen him. II is, however. the united o.
opinion Of the profession that if he returns 10
sensation, his existence will soon terminate.
Hdhfdr, (Eng) Guardian.