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Turnpike Election.

HNHE Stockholders in the Somerset
. and Bedford Turnpike road CON-
pany will take notice that ar election
will be held at The house of James Phil.
son, in Allegheny township, on the lsI
Monday 18th dayl Of January nex;, to
elect one President, six Managers. and
one Treasurer, 10 conduct the affairs Of
said company the ensuing year.
BENJAMIN KlMMET..
novlS President.
~ Bedford Inquirer publish 5 lines
and charge Company.
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GRAIN.

A London letter says-Meanwhile the
trade in Wheat has remained very quiet;
and though no material change has oc-
Cured in prices at any of The leading
provincial markets, an unwillingness to
gel into stocks has been very prevalent
owing 10 which conside rable difficulty
has been experienced in disposing OF the
supplies brought forward by farmers at
some Of The markets in the agricultural
districts,
OF spring corn Tie deliveries from the
growers have been more than equal to
The demand. and prices of barley and
oats have tended downwarJs in alf parts
Of the kingdom.
Byeur advices. from Scotland. i. ap-
pears that the dull accounts from ,he
South had not been without influence on
the trade in corn; and both al Edinburgh
and Glasgow wheat was dull of sale. on
Wednesday, while oats. barley, &c.
were obtainable a,reduced terms.
THE OREGON.
The Oregon Question was beginning
to excite some alarm again. as the time
approaches for ihe Presidents Message.
Winners Liverpool Times says
''ll is ramored here-ihe intelligence
which came 10 hand yesterday by The
H hernia gave confirm alton to the state.
ment-that Mr.. Polk will take high
ground on the question. AT any time of
less depression than the present, such an
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administrators, .Nntice

EFTERS of Admin;,,ra,;on b,v;rc
4 been granted 10 the pn,,s,s;-,.,:
upon the estate Of John Uri,k L',s or
Somerset county. deed; he herebr -.
notice to all persuns having claims -,
said estate 70 present them wi,hou, J.,av
legally authenticated, and those vi,
know themselves indebted to make ion.
mediate payment ISAAC HUGUS.
der9 '45.6t Adm'r.
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PUBLIC PRINTER.

The Speaker then announced that the
question recurred on the motion of Mr..
Bayly, that the House proceed to the cleo
ton Of a Public Printer, and on h a.
mendment thereto proposed by Mr.. Gar
rett Davis, which were under consldera-
iion when the message Of the President
was received.
Mr.. G. Davis, who was entitled to the
floor, said that. at this late hour Of the
day, ut was o'clock, p. NJ he felt re-
luctance at resuming his argument, and
would therefore move tha! the House ad-
joum.
And thercupon the House adjourned
until tomorrow, - o'clock mcridiah.
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Here Mr.. Davis was interrupted by
appearance al the bar Of the President S
Private Secretary with the Annual Exec
utive Message, which was received and
read.
The reading of the message (which
consumed an hour and fifty minutcs) hav-
ing been concluded
Mr.. Chapman, of Alabama; moved that
the message do lie on the table, and tnat
the usual number of copies thereof be
printed.
Mr.. c. also moved the previous ques-
ton.
Mr.. Broadhead sent to the table to have
read the following resolution:
Resolved, That the message OF the
President of the United States be refer
red to the Committee Of the Whole on
the state of the Union; and that fifteen
thousand copies WITH and twenty thou
sand WITHOUT the accompanying docu-
ments be printed for the use of the House,
and that the printing be done by the prIn-
iers hereafter elected.
Mr.. Chapman accepted this as a modi-
fcation of his motion; and
The previous question was then secon-
ded, put, and carried; and, under its ope-
ration, the resolution submitted by Mr..
Broadhead, and accepted by Mr.. Chap
lnan as a modification Of his motion, was
aOreal 10.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1875.
The Vice President laid before th
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y AT TIRE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Correspondence OF the American Republican,

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Church Dedication. The new Methodist Eps-
Gopal Church lately erected in that increasing
and populous portion of this city, known by
the name of the Northern Liberties, was dedi-
Gated Yesterday morning, in the presence oI a
very numerous and respectable congregation,
amongst whom were noticed the President, his
lady and son, cX-Prcsdemt Adams, the ScCrc-
iarv of State, the Attorney General, the May
or Of Washington, and many other distinguish
ed characters. The sermon by the venerable
Rev. William Ryland was most simple, elO-
quont and iervid, and well adapted to the oc-
casion, and calculated to touch the hearts Of
all who heard il. The Rev. Mr.. Slicer then
followed MIR. Ryland in very effective adj
dress to the congregation, after which liberal
collection was made in behalf Of the cGlhcc,
which IS appropriately styled the Mckcndrean
Chapel. understand that Mr.. S!icer preached
IN the afternoon and evening, after which col
lectlons were again taken up. The total amount
of these collections after the three services, as
] learn from undoubted authority, was Eleven
Hundred and Twenty-eight Dollars-a manii-
cent sum, certainly.
Relief to PiHsb,ug. am glad to learn from
equally good authority, that the subscription in
aid of the Pttsburr sufferers is progf cssing well
n this city In addition to the liberal sum OF
$500 sent by Mr.. Buchanan, the Secretary Of
State, who is a Pennsylvania, learn that tue
President this morning, subscribed 500; Mr.
Blair Of the Globe, 500; eX-Prcsidont Adams
$50. The City Councils arc now in session
and it is thought they will at least appropriate
$1,000, as recommended by the citizens al a late
town meeting.
A free negro named Sumby, was yesterday
committed to our county Jail, under the charge
Of attempting to murder his wife, in fit Of
jealousy. The woman was stabbed in the alb
domen in seven places. and 1t is thought she
will no. recover. METROPOLIS
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NO LONGER
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sGC
s4C
BUT CHANGEI1 TO IS

HJ- The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to 3S, Of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion call e attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others TO the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Rhcuma
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 10 which are liable In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has III his possession number from most respecta
bic individuals, all tesymg TO the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and lie is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made 10 impose upon them
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his the top Of the
cork, also fac smile Of is on the label on the
side of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
he not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
10 be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used and pronounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
eCICs OF which be seen at his store and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEf, No. 3S Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
y. B. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine an IL
cla are fer sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2
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(Reporod for the American Republican,
PROCEEDING OF CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY, April p, 1916.
FIRST BRANCH
FIRST BRANCH

4 bill providing for the purchase OF a lot adj
coming the Eastern City Spring, for public
square, was taken up. The question being up
on Mr., Browns substitute authors!ng the sale
of the Gay street city property Tor the build
ing ofpublic schools, instead OF purchasing the
lot, it was negatived By vote of g 10 Is. Mr..
Browning then offered substitute authorizing
the Register to purchase it, if it can be obtain
ed for $4,000, upon the payment of the inter
est, until the City Council shall provide for the
payment; which was negatived BY a vote of 10
to II. The original resolution was SO amend
ed as to authorize an exchange of the Gay st.
property, with the payment $4,000 additional,
fer the purchase Of the lot, and passed by s 10
Gur.
a communication was received from the
mayor stating that he had signed San ordl-
nance for the encouragement of trade in the
city of Baltimore" the various annual appro-
priation and tax bills, Sc, &c.
Mr.. Purvance, from committee, Submitted a
resolution authorsing the payment to Anthony
Flarity, Edward Shelly, Ed. Calder, ID. Mac
pherson, Geo. Whittier, r. McWilliams, and
A. Smith, 81 each for services as laborers.-
Adopted.
MIR. Turner, from committee, made fatter-
ing report upon the reports from the various
fire companies. Read.
A bill providing for closing part of an alley
extending East from CORTLAND st. to Gravel
alley, was passed.
The message from the Second Branch, rela-
live to final adjournment, was agreed to.
Mr. Hudson submitted a resolution directing
the City Counsellor not to avail mself of any
techncality in suit of James Roach against
The city. Read.
hill rroy;d;n,r Co.. 1.v,;or on1 Ill ,
the State taxes, was taken up. The question
being first upon substitute offered by Mr..
Harker, raising the tax from % to So and ma
king its collection dependent upon repeal o.
the canal bill, the stamp act, the division of the
city Of Baltimore into twenty wards, Sc, Oh
motion Of Mr.. II. the provision relative TO the
stamp act, canal bin, SC. was stricken out; and
it was then rejected by vote of to 81 The
original bill was then passed.
After the receipt of several reports from
committees, the Branch adjourned.
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SECOND PR iNCE

4 bill from the First Branch, fixing the rents
of stalls III the various market houses, was
passed; and bill regulating the opening of
streets, was rejected.
A resolution from the First Branch relative
to the Fell's Point market house, was adopted.
Also, bill for Il new eastern watch house.
On motion of DR.. Collins, message was
sent to the First Branch, providing that the
Councils adjourn on Friday next, till the second
Of May, and then adjourn sine die
On motion of Nh. Bolton, the resolution in
favor Of John Allen was referred to a joint
committee oE conference.
MIR. Barnes offered bill allowing the use Of
steam power, within city limits ON the Sus-
qsehanna Railroad. Read.
Mr.. Baker, from committee, submitted n re-
solution allowing Johns Hopkins to lay down
railway from Lombard down Frederick, to
Pratt-st. Read.
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LATER FROM TEXAs.-Ihe y7anexaii0n Cues.
ton. The New Orleans papers received last
night contain advices from Galveston to the
9Th inst, brought by the arrival of the steamer
New York, in which came passengers, the
Hon, Ashbol Smith, the Texan Secretary Of
State, NJ. Saligny, the French Charge to Tex
as, and Capt. Morris, of II. L. NJ. Navy
The Galveston Civilian of the Cd, announces
the return on the 3lst, of the French and Bril-
fish Ministers from the seat Of government, and
says Nothing has yet transpired concerning the
purport of their visit. We understand that
they met the American Minister some twelve
miles this side Of Washington, on his way up,
The same paper Of the 5th, has the follow
ing paragraph;
The British ship Eurydice, Capt Elliott, ar
rived off this port on Thursday, from Vera
Cruz. BY this arrival both the ministers of
Great Britain and France in Texas, have re-
cciycd dispatches. Their precise purport is
not known, but it is understood that they bring
renewed overtures from the present government
of Mexico, for the recognition of our ndepen-
dence, and the settlement of all questions in
dispute between the two countries.
In reference to the anxiety evinced by many
persons to ascertain whether Gen. Houston is
in favor of the Annexation Law" the News
says that gentleman Of Montgomery county
has recently had an interview with Gen. Hous-
ton, and reports that the General is bending
beneath the whirlwnd of public opinion.
We have two private letters before us (says
the Picayune) day later than those published
above, and which were written at the latest
hour to be in readiness for the steamer, from
which we learn that President Jones had re-
turned to Washington, and that the U, S. Min
ister Mai Donelson, had been treated so cavalier
ly by him and his Cabinet, that he spoke of pith-
dra,oing from the seat Of Government to Galpes-
ton. This intelligence is from sources so d.
Iect as to leave no room to doubt its accuracy.
From all that we learn, we are constrained to
believe, that if a rupture with Maj. Doneson
would assist III procrastinating action with the
acquiescence of the people, President Jones
would edify the people with another exequator
proclamation.
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RIoT AND MURDER IN PHLhpELPHIA. a
young man named John Burns, about "a years
Of age, was shot with pistol in Philadelphia
on Saturday night, from the effects Of which
he died on Sunday afternoon. 1t appears that
two or three young men, with several females
were going down Broad-st, and that they were
insultcd by a number Of men standing on the
corner OF Fitzwater-st., when general battle
ensued, which resulted in the offending party
retreatng to 4 house in the neighborhood.-
Burns, who had been standing on the opposite
side of the street, then went over to the house,
and Immediately on reaching the pavement 4
horse pistol was fired from the cellar the con-
tents OF which entered his abdomen and passing
upwards, lodged in his body. He Immediately
exclaimed "l'm shot-I'm murdered He was
taken to the hospital and his wounds pronounce
ed mortal. He died a raving maniac the next
afternoon. The house was soon surrounded
by an iucensed crowd, and it was with difficulty
the authorities could prevent them taking sum-
mary vengeance on its inmates, FIVE of whom
were arrested and committed for further hear
ing. The house was occupied by several Irish
families. The names of those arrested are
Sylvester Phillips, John Brason, James Skey,
A. Mulholland and Patrick Ragan. The lat
ter was found up the chimney.
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FIRES. About 10000 worth of property
was consumed by fire at New Hartford, Conn,
ON Frday.-The carpenter shop and lumber
yard of Jacob Uttinger, at Lexington, KY, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th inst.-At Per-
rysburg, Mich, a few nights since, the stores of
Hall s. Co., and one or two other persons,
were consumed-loss IS, 000.-The residence
of w. Rust, near Upperville, Va, with all his
furniture, was consumed on the 18th inst.
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD


a C.4NIRELL'S CELEBRATED
Family MEDICINES wiH not cure every thing bu,
still remain unequaled in their several departments
by any thing ever offered the public who have yo
unfairly come forward and offered numerous and
highyreSpeclable testimonials oftheirsuperor efficacy
CANTRELL'S COMPOUND MEDIC.4TED
SYRUP OF S.fRSP.4RILL.4; or, .4MTI COR
BU1IS SYRUP, for the cure of Scrofula, Chronic
rheumatism, Chronic Swelngs of the Joints Erup-
ton of the Skin, and all diseases arising ION the A.
buse OF Mercury, &c. unsurpassed by any thing in the
market, combining all the virtues resident in the Sa
saparilla, with modern modicament, only lately
brought out by the most respectable medical author
ties. Price FIFTY CENTS bottle.
C.aN1RELL'S .aNTIDYSPEPTIC POWDER
Tor the Te and permanent of that most distress
sing complaint, DYSPEPSIA, in all its forms and
stages. IL Is truly most valuable remedy.
Sold in bottles, at TWENTY-FIVE and FIFTY
Cents each.
C9NTRELL'S AGUE MIXTURE and TONIC
MEDICANENI.d stands at the head of the list I'm
rvaled by any, or all the innumerable medicines in
use Throughout the length and breadth of the land for
the cure of FEVER and AGUE, in all its stages and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague Districts should ne
yer be without it,
The subscriber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform a cure in the
most obstinate case.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB Ores
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agants:
sts., Baltimore, Md.
E. H. Perkins, No. 1875 West Baltimore st. corner Of
Green st., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
J. +. Callan, Washington city, ID. e.
II. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. Il. kidwell, Georgetown, do.
prepared only by the subscriber corner OF Carpen'
ter and Second sts, below Christian, Philadelphia.
N5@Obserye, none genuine wiihou: the sigma
tare JOHN q, C.9NTRELL, mhl5-3m
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IMPORTANT TO ALL!

IMPORTANT TO ALL!
ND EED'S PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT,
MN corner of GAY AID SARATOGA STREETS,
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment
this city, all of which warranted Fresh and Ge,l
Sands Sarsaparlla; Sands Remedy for Salt RheHm
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye Basam
DIR. McMunn's Elk. Opt; DIR. Rushs Health Pills
Sherman's Lozenges; Meredith's Con. ofCopav.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster; do Tooth Paste
Sherman's Papillaly Oil; Gitod's Blood Pills
HallOck's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy
Jayne's Medicines; Clickeners Pills;
DR.. LCidy's Sarsaparilia Blood Pills
Anderson's Pills; Fishers Pills
WrgRt's Indian Vegetable Pills
Hays Liniment; Dyolt's Medc's
DR.. Taylor's Balsam LiyefwOrt
Wisiar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Batemans Drops: Bears Oil
NIeredlh's Extract Buchu
Judkn's Specific Ointm't
HooRers Female Pills
British Oil Harlem Oil
Cologne Il Flo. Water
Reeds Lilly White
Tooth Brushes
Beef Marrow
Buffalo OH
P0matum
Fancy
Soaps,
&c.
Sulphuric and Nitric Acid; lockwood chipued and
ground; Brazil Wood; Tumeric Fustic Yellow Ochre;
Chrome Yellow Copperas, Indigo; Alum; Ptus. Blue;
Salt Petre, Sc, with general supply of Fresh Drugs
nc Orders from Druggists and Country Merchants
and Others for DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES,
furnished at the pr0prctors wholesale prices.
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner of Gay and Saratoga sts.,
Ja22-o Baltimore, Md.
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iTLMs OF News. Mr.. Gliddon is about to
deliver his celebrated lectures al Petersburg
-Adolphus Plate, oil manufacturer of New
ark, died on Friday from injuries received by
being thrown from a wagon.-Hon. c. 4.
Wicklihe, late postmaster General, passed
through Louisville on the 18TH inst, on his way
to TeXas.-Wesicy Ivy, al the house of Jno
!. Clark, in Bush Mound Prairie, Macoupin
county, ILL.,, was killed by lightning on the 4th
ins,.--Ncholas S. Gordon. charged with
The murder Of Amassa Sprague, has been let
out on bai!.-kamahameh Chief Of the
Sandwich Islands, died lately of appoplcxy.-
He was professor Of the Christian religion.
WIN. jenkins, ESQ, has been appointed
Recorder Of Lancaster, Pa.--The Presidents
Private Secretary, Mr.. Walker, is at the Aston
House. --Ton4 Thumb has kissed two NIL
hon Of ladies in England, at a shilling apiece:
$500, 000.-!udge Shields has entered upon
his duties as Commissioner Of the General
Land Ofice.-The BostonianS are about to
make up subscriptions for the relief of the
Pittsburg sufferers daily steamboat line
is now running on the James River, between
Norfolk and mond.-The iron Revenue
Gutter, built at South Boston, for the Govern
memt, was launched on Saturday last
Christian CaShmans IT., has been appointed
Postmaster at Hampton, Adams county, Pa,
in place Of Dr.. c. B!lsh, removed. THE let
ter writers from Washington insist that c. j.
Lngcraoll will he appointed minister to France
if Mr.. King can be got clear oG-The re-
cent rains appear to have extended generally
all over the country. But the long drought
had made the ground SO dry that it still thirsts
for more water
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DISAPPEARED. A man belonging to Will
mington, Del, named John T. Kirk, left the
residence of VIM. A. Ginder, in Southwark,
Philadelphia, last Saturday evening, to 60 to
jerks foundry, in Kensington. Since which
time nothing has been heard of him. He had
abont 800 in money with him.
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SIGNS, SIGNS!! SIGNS!!!
THEAP SIGN PAINTING, in all its varie
" ties, vz:-Gilt, Ornamental, and Plan designed
and executed in superior style, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
ILLUMINATED SIGNS.
A New, Brilliant and Permanent methed of Gliding,
Silvenng on Glass, &c., forming sign of great beauty
and permanency.
TRANSPARENClES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice.
0I5- All orders, addressed to PELL & HARRISON,
N. Z. corner of Market and Charles streets, lover
Wnsht's Auction Room,l will meet with prompt at
tentOn. PORCELAIN LETTERS.
Porcelain Letter Signs made to order. ap3-T
nONNELY'S UNITED STATES OH. PASTE
~ BLACKING, the cheapest article of the kind
ia the market-for sale at manufacturers prices, by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
mhR 800 Baltimore street.
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DECLINED. MIR. Thompson, of Mississippi,
who was appointed by Gov Brown to fill the
vacancy in the Senate of the United States,
occasioned by the resignation of Mr.. Walker,
has declined the office.
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DEATH or A SUPPOSED BALrMoRLAH. We
learn from the Philadelphia Chronicle, that
man about as years of age, who arrived there
on Saturday afternoon, IN the Baltimore cars.
was taken suddenly sick and died in three
hours after being taken to the Pennsylvania
hospital. lie was about five feet nine OF ten
inches in height, apparently seaman, was
dressed in blue pilot cloth pen jacket, blue
pantaloons, blue cotton shirt, and coarse short
boots. IN his possession was bill for % lbs
pilot bread, bought Of Tyler s. Brothers, Bal.
tmore, in the name Of Captain ]. Whitaker,
February 9th, 1916, His body is at the Hos
pital, and his friends IN Baltimore, or else
where, can find i there, as ii is kept in ice for
recognition,