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BALTIMORE MARKET.
OMee ofthe BAlrrxoa. AmrnrcAs. Oct. 81

GRAIN-very little Wheat offering to-day.
We note small sales of good TO prime Md and Va.
reds at 1903 a los cts. One or two parcels of
Penna. red were sold at lloall2 cts On Sa.
turday sales of family -four white wheat were
made at ll5 a | Is cents--none in market to-day
We quote Corn, which is very scarce. at 81
cts for old white, and co co cents for old yell
low New white is worth so a 55 cts. according
to condition.
Sales Of Nd. Rye at Gss70 cts.
We quote Oats at 3ca37 cts
WHISKEY-Prices continue firm with
limited demand at 81 cts for hhds. and 2s cts
Tor bbls-smal sales.
OuIGIS OF Eytur DisE,sr, Ann THE MrASs'
OF CunE.-In the year 1895, he Roy clearly do
rnonsrs,rd that every disease originated from i'm
pure or unliecsted particles hrconing mixed with
the blood and fluids. And also, that to cure every
disease i, was only necessary to open the natural
outlets Of the body. and allow hem to remain
pen. by which means me blood and other fluids
would release themselves from these undg's' s'ed and
impure Particles, ard a state Of health would he
/ cert III /, The Royal Ins,i,u of France
,wardrd In IN fr this discovery, the & Id Medal
| Of the Institute. Thi. is hlsnrci Il fac'.
An which the Brand,e,h Vegetable Universal
Pills profess to do is. to carry out this principlr,
and experience has fully established them capable
of it. When. therefore. bad state Of heath rx-
lists in the body. all hat has To hr done is 10 con-
tnue To- runGE it eltctually with them. and tho
more ,iruIrnt the disease, he more powerful must
I've the dnse.
CT Purchase of II. b Mas.cr. Sunhury, or Of
the agents, published in another part Of this paper
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Watches. JeMcIrX. &C. &C.

yu>llE subscriber offers ir sale. At the l""r' pr-
i ce-. large and general assortment If Gold
and = liver Lever. Ieline aud "ihrf kinds OF
Walchrs; Irw,lry Silver Ware, Ebiny aud Gilt
Manti Checks and Mus'cai Boxes playing from
two To ten tunes; Benedict e. B,rney's Diamond
Pointed Gold Pen; Walchm'k,r,' rooIs, Files
and M,Ieuris
O,drS from the country solicited. and will
be cselully attended To-. JoH ' 4. fARR,
ne Chr smut st., Philadelphia:
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The issues of the American Bible Society are
increasing The number reported at the recent
meeting of the Board of Managers, as issued du.
ring the last month, is more than $4,000 copies;
averaging nearly 1000 a day The receipts in
the meantime were not sufficient to NEE, the ex'
psnsss.
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N II " R I r. ~.

On the 23d ult, by George Weser Esq, MIR.
PETER n SNyper TO Miss MALINpA WooLvER-
TON, both Of Augusta.
On the 29ih ut.. by the Rev. J. p. Shind-l,
Mr. EMAXrEr. CAEpEL to Miss MARY ANN HILL,
both of Shamokin.
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The Boston Journal says that the mercury fell
in that city on Wednesday morning, 2cd ult,. to
2t deg eight degrees below the freezing point
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Total, 1850 s9,ils2a, ,93i 2,s5l
P~nnsyIvsnia Interest.


The following letter is from the most respect.
abe source and was addressed 10 an important
firm in this city, that sought correct information,
We may add that many of the counties, most a
BILE and willing to pay their quota, are in reserve
for the February interest. And favorable TO the
hores Of every true hearted Pennsylvania, the
hopes of pas ing the interest on our State debt is
the news from abroad, that the produce of our
farms is TO be in demand. When England has
run the race of speculation into which she has
recently entered with regard to railroads, race
that does not invoke quite much expenditure
as some think, she will be ready to turn her eye
towards Pennsylvania again with favor towards
Pennsy ylvana redeemed, regenerated, disenthral.
led We copy the letter however -. s Gaz
HARRrsprRG, Oct. 90, 1913.
Dear Sir Il had conversation this morning
with Treasurer Snowden. He tells me he has
no doubt of his ability TO pay the interest on the
lst Of February. He had on the lst instant, two
hundred and forty thousand dollars in the trea.
sury available funds.
The Treasurer will address another circular to
the County Treasurers, urging them TO be pre-.
pared TO remit by the members of the Legsla.
ture on the Isl of January. Another considera.
/ tion--the Legislature will be in session month
| before the lst of February and should there be
deficiency of two or three hundred thousand
dollars, they will make provision for supplying
it a, all hazard. You may rely upon it, there is
4 FIXED AND rNALTERABLE DIFFERENTIATION OF
every individual in the community, that the in.
terest shall be paid for the future. don't enter.
tain doubt Of the payment.
| Respettfully &c.
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CooPERs IRos WoRKs, on the Delaware, at
South Trenton, went into operation on Thursday
23d ut.. with strong force. The building is
two hundred by one hundred feet in size, and
the furnaces, rolling machines, &c, are carried
by water power. Vnail factory is to be attach
ed TO the came establishment
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrctiti ueekIY bY Henry Yorihe,ner.
GOOD Intent Fire Company"

A STATED MEETING of the Company will
4 hr held on Tue>l " evening next, al O'Clock,
al the Court House Punciual attendance Is re.
CURED. HENRY DONNEL.
Nov |, lsi5 Sec ef6ry.
washington Fire Company
THE mrmhers of the "Washlngtnn Fire Com
p,ny" are requested to meet at the State
House. On VI, nday Evrrin:, Nov g. az -
clock precisely Puuciual ,l,rndanc. j. required.
Nav l. ID w SHlNDEl,. Ssr
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EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF 1t viii hardly be
believed, il is certainly not generally known,
that while two years ago there were but two an.
thracite iron furnaces in Pennsylvania, there are
no less than twe'y sere", in active operation.
consuming 500 900 tons Of coal annually. Such
facts should be spread before the people exten.
sively as possible. II would be a curious inquiry
mand, to ascertain the amount of labor employ.
ed in these immense works. tracing that labor
through all its operations, the effects upon the
business of the neighborhoods where the differ.
ent works are located the immense advantage 10
the agricultural interest and the results TO the
trade and commerce of the metropolis of the
Commonwealth.-NorM Amer.
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0y A few 90 ID. kegs of printing ink can be
had at this office, at Philadelphia prices for cash
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Mr. CALuouS.-The Union says cit is II
ported and believed that Mr.. Calhoun will 7,
turn to the Senate Of the United States at ti
next session of Congress"
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HAS const ,ntv "n haud = verv large sssnr'.
L L mont e I.n"k lnc Gl,s,es. Baskr,-. CeiH Ware
aud Fsncy Gn"i-, which will he ,od wh,es ale at
the v'rs lrw.st price.
n. b Looking Glasses insured TO any rau Of
he country, without charge.
Nov lsi5-fm
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Commodore Elliott, We learn is expected Il
survive only from day to day. He is at his plac
in Chester county, near Phila. city.
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Respectfully, &c.

LOOK OFT FOR CouSrERFErIs A person re-
presenting himself to be a drover, about two
weeks since, passed through this neighborhood
and palmed off several counterfeit sl0 bills OF
the following description. The Bank of Com.
merce," State Of Pa, No l46, payable to J.
Smith or order dated Feb l3, 1915, signed J.
c. Donnell, Cashier, Geo Jolins, Pres't On
the lower margin is a circle in relief reading
thus Real Estate plcged and private property
holden" The paper is good, and the whole face
Of the note calculated TO deceive those not accus
toned TO handle Bank notes, who are not
Judges of them.-The genuine notes OF the Bank
OF Commerce, are devoid of the Real Estate"
and circle,-POas. Emp.
THE ISLAND OF ST DoMINGo A Washington
correspondent in the Journal Of Commerce says,
| the agent Mr., Calhoun, sent TO ST Domingo to-
| wards the close OF the last administration, has
returned and made voluminous and interesting
/ report II is oniectured relates chiefly TO the
! Spanish portion OF the island, and the situation
and prospects of the DominIcans; their war with
theIlaytiens; the policy of the Eng and French
Governments in regard 10 them, and TO the slave
holding portion of West India Islands generally,
&s. 1t has been supposed that the British Co
vernment, and perhaps the Government ofFrance
also, will take such course as will aid the en-.
tire abolition of slavery in this island, and, in
deed, all the Spanish and French islands. The
subject is one of some interest to the people OF
the United States.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-01

The Old School Presbyterian Synod of New
York has indefinitely postponed the subject OF
the American Tract Soeieiy's mutilation ol
books.
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Texas NAVAL OrrIcKRs,-lt is expected that
these officers will be taken into the u. 5. Navy
Commodore Moore it is presumed will be nomi-
mated as post captain. The Texas army has been
disbanded. There are no army officers, there.
fore, now in the Texas service.
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THE OREGoS QUrsTIoS.-lt is rumored in
Washington that Mr.. Packeniam has proposed
to Mr. Buchanan TO submit the differences on the
Oregon question to a third power for arbitration,
which Mr.. Buchanan is willing to do, but that
Mr.. Polk declines TO recommend this course TO
Congress, because ii would not satisfy the west
ern democracy,
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"NvaS!,ington Fire Company
JOSEPH W. JONES,
PHILADELPHIA,

No. Is North An street a few doors abope !Nlrke
street,
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RAJ, Road Iron, 60.

We learn from the summary in the Boston Post |
that Mr.. HupsoS the English Railway king, as he |
is now styled has, it appears, been buying up
all the railroad iron he could get hold Of either
for cash or engaging to be made with intent to
monopolize the article. About the goth ofSep.
tember he purchased 1000 tons at Es lis cd
f9, and his operations had started the market so
that the latest quotation was ELL in Wales.
According TO the N. Y Tribune the value of
railroad iron in Liverpool at the last advices was
fl2 IS or very nearly $50 per ton with pros.
pect of going up, too IF we had continued to
import it free of duty" adds the Tribune, 'and
thus largely increased the present and prospec
tive demand for it there can any intelligent man
doubt that it would have been still higher p
Yet at this price it can hardly be delivered in
New York, freight and charges paid, for less thar
| SO per ton, duty unpaid Yet American Iron.
masters, we learn, are contracting TO deliver rail
road bars of excellent quality at so per ton; so
that at this moment our heavy duty of s2j per
ton on this iron does not essentially if at all en-.
| hance its price to the American consumer. And
! The iron business is now receiving such rapid
! and general development among MS that it is NOR
ally certain that the price of all kinds will be
gradually and signally reduced, without the aid
Of foreign competition unless the demand for
iron shall increase as rapidly as the supply,
which can hardly be possible Who can doubt,
then, that it is the true policy of the country 10
maintain the duty on Iron ?"
The English Railway Chronicle says that the
revenue from the railroads of that country in
July and Angus. amounted TO 81 1863, l27-an
increase Of c207 $50 compared with the receipts
in July and August, lSil 1t is estimated that
the increase this year ofthe gross anual revenue
of the railroads will be over El 900 900. OF
this sum nearly the whole is clear profit, for the
reason that in nearly all the lines working ex.
penses have been economsed II. however, a
quarter Of million is allowed for increased rx
pensps still there will be left $500 900, or si
600 900, as the clear net increase of profit thi:
year.
The London and Southwestern Railway Com
panv announce great production of fares or
and after the present month.
Mr. PEas. ofthe Stockton and Darlington Rail
way. has in contemplation a scheme to construc
a double track from Newcastle to London, 70
the carriage of Goals; and as the consumrton o
that city is four millions Of tons annually. it i
expected that three four,hs of that would bH con
veved bv railway rather than bv water. as tn
Goals could be delivered in much better order.
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CONSUMPTION.


Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Side
ofh: Heart, Hhooping Cough, Group, Hives,
Nervous 1renors, Lirer Complaint and
Diseased Kidneys are radically cured Ly
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTHA.
ENURE FOLLOWS CURE! Further evil
" dencc of the efficacy of Thoapsons Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha, in Consumption.
Mrs. II. P. Warner, now residing at the house of
Michael e. Fisher, in Woodbury., N. j., was attacked
1s months ago, with violent disease of the lungs,
pronounced by her physician, DR.. w. H., of Phladel-
phla, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. The pain in her
breast was vioent with difficult respiration, and total
inabliiy TO raise the pheem precluding the POSSIBLE
y of rePOse, and rendering il necessary TO remain
pr0pped up in bed three months Her voice was gone
Her physician deemed her hopeless, and she
ceased to indulge the hope of recovery. Hearing Of
the numerous cures effected by THoMsON's Com
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND Woop NAPTHA; as a last
resort she resolved 10 try it, and in very short time
her health improved; and to steady perseverance in
the use ofhs invaluable remedy she alone attributes
her complete restoration to health.
The above statement respecting my wife is strictly
true, and her reCoveiys attributed solely to the use
OF Thomsons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
Naptha- other remedy having failed in her case.
HENRY p. WARNER, Kingsessng.
May 10th, 1915. "
Prepared only by 8. P. HON SON, N. T.. cor. 9Th
and $ pruce streets Philadelphia. AGENTS, Roberts
& Atkinson Baltimore and Hanover SITS, Balti-
more G.. Stoll, Washington. d. G.; A. Duvall \ Co.,
Richmond; NJ. A. Santos, Norfolk; G. Coftng, Peters
burg Va. Price so cents, or bottles $3.50. 90 Be
ware of all limitations, sell-3m
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New YoRK Protestant EPISCOPAL Cox

New York Protestant EPIsCoPAL Con-
vENrloy, The True Sun thus sums up the
final proceedings of this body:
The proceedings Of this body on Monday
night were chiefly confined TO the discussion Of
a resolution, which declared that DR.. Onder-
donk could not he restored to his Episcopal
functions in this diocese, with any advantage
to the church. 1t was ably discussed on one
side by DR.. Tying and his associates, and on the
other by Mr.. Ninton. A vote being taken, the
clergy by large majority declared he might
he restored and the laity by majority of one
vote declared he could not be. The Conven-
lion then adjourned to yesterday morning. A
now preamble and resolution Of a similar cha
racter, but in milder language was then offered
and debated, Mr.. Ketchum, Col Monroe, and
Mr. Jaw, taking leading part,
To him succeeded Mr. Southland, Mr.. White
house, Mr. Jay aud Mr.. Btadish? and vote
heinz taken on the proposition of DR.. Vain
wrrht. which expressed an opinion untavora
ble 10 the Bishops future influence, and Il refer
ence Of the matter to the General CohVeh''oh
il was lost by the usual vote OF the clergy, ant
carried by an increased majority OF tho ialty,
In the evening session it was proposed o.
MIR. Spencer, that every thing before the Con
yenton should be laid on the table, except tn
amendment of the tenth canon, which supple
the present deficient powers Of the Standing
Committee under existing circumstances, ant
then the Convention 10 adjourn sine de- lhl
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DOCT. PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.

FENIm IL which Vt les all things has thoroughly
y tablished the inestimable value of these Pills
a thaftlc, antibous and detergent me dcine IL is
now twelve YRARs since DR.. PETERS gave them to
the world and their reputation, founded on his long
experience, still continues increase The annual
sales, which, during the first year amounted 10 one
hundred thousand boxes, have, during the past year,
exceeded ten times that amount and the market for
them, once confined TO few States. now comprises
not only the entire Union but Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and the West Indies, They may
truly be termed the great household Medicine Of the
South and Vest No other Pills have been widely
paironiZed in those regions They purely vcgeta
Bile in their nature, and mild and gentle in lheirope-
raons thathey may be given with perfect safety
to in FAINT. There not particle 0fany irritating
drastic substance III their composition. yet they act
upon the Secretions with unequallcd certainty and di
Tecmess; thus purifying the constituents of the blood,
and enabling nature to throw into circulation per-
fecty healthy fHid Among the multtudes OF diseases
to the OF W. ich DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills are
adapted, may be mentiOu ed-hahitua CostivenGss,
Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Cholic, Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
DysentCry, Diarfhsca, TOrpOr OF the Bowels Piles,
Flatulence, Loss of Appetite, Funed Tongue, Maui
sea, Rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils and all dis
of the skin caused b, impurity of the blood to-
gether with every species OF complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupdy of certain INSCRIPTIONS cOunterfeiiers,
who have thrown into the market large quantity of
deleterious trash, under the name of PETERS We
GETABLE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold TO druggstsan and
others at very low price, the proprietor OF the GE-
medicine begs TO state, that Merchants and Drug
giss, for their safety, will please take notice, that
any person under any circumstances, whether he be
an agent or otherwise, wi shall sell offer to sell
Peters, Vegetable Pills IN quantities under one hun
d ed gross for less than $50 for the large and S8 for
the small size boxes independent of any deduction for
cash. swdcr and an impostcr; and the public are
cautioned against him.
GENUINE PETERS, PILLS are sold wholesale
and retail, by G. X. TYLER,
General Agent, cor. Of f. Baltimore and
sl2f High ss., Baltimore.
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District of Columbia Advertisements.

HHLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
81 LERY 4 PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1910. Awarded the Medal, Four First Premiums
and TWO Highest ionors, by the Institutes of Massa-
chusetts, New York. and Pennsylvania respectively
for the most beautiful CoIored Daguerreotypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York.
Is Court street, Boston.
l36 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
So Canal street, New Orleans.
1877 Vieille Rue du Temple Paris.
- Church street, Liverpool.
05-PORrRAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
lyle. ia22-tf
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MAGNIFICENT CARPET. The large carpet
lately finished at the royal mandatory of the
Gobelns, has lately been put down on the floor
OF tho ambassadors hall at the palace of Yer
sallcs. 1t is the most splendid carpet in the
world; it was commenced sixty-two years ago,
or in 1888, and has but just been completed.
The whole border is worked with rich garlands
of flowers, and the four corners each with n
large bunch Of roses copied froE, celebrated
paintings, and embracing all the roses known
in France
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D"oILtLLARs REWARD: DocTol

a. wv STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the cure of Gonenhpa, Geets Structures, Dialects
dhulty in making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, 10
effect permanent cure, and too in the shortest posi-
bic time Should this medicine fail TO effect cure,
where il has been taken according to directions, return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quaek nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure composed
solely of vegetable substance' One hundred dollars
will be paid to any who will produce medicine
equal this compound, or who will prove that it con-
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. B. This medicine can be had of James P. Will
hanson, corner of High and Gay-ss Co.. T); Joseph
Sawyer, of Paca ind Pratt-sts; and by E. Y
Forney corner of Clay GId Eutaw streets.
In Washngton-by G. scott, corner of 7th st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; RoberPatterson, corner of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue fel0-y6m*
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HNENRY w. COOKE,

IA
HH CORNER HANOVER l. LOMBARD SITS.
Having completed the alteration and enlargement of
his store, has just received large assortment of
Fresh FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, TO which
he invites the attention of his customers and the pub
lie generally. His stock embraces large assortment
of the latest styles Fall Prints; Apacas Cloths; CASH
meres Satnets; Flannels Kentucky Jeans; Blankets;
Cloakngs Irish Linens; Paper Cambrcs; Diapers; Sd
to ~ Long Cloth Sheetings; Osnaburgs; Checks;
Pilot CLOTH bales Country Tow Linen; Cotton Laps;
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers; Cambria
Muslins; coored Cambrics; Canton Flannes; Grass
Cloth Skirts, SC. &C. Additions receiving daily from
the auctions &c., and fer sale wholesale and retai
prices that cannot fail to please. TAR1 sells