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SECRET DISEASE

GHULdEE1 IN FROM no 3 DAYS o. M
q CHARGE MADE. Appyto DIR, JOENSJON
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may g Hb-
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonouhGG Glcets
Structures, Seminal WeamGsa, pain in the LIONS AZ
tlctons OF tive Kidneys. and every other symptom a.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the rows
gcs Of thi Gseas' when from neglect 10 CrnsutS-
skilhl physician OF FROM ignorant and Improper treat
nICnt, the constitutional symptoms make theirJDpUar
anCc-thc throat becomes liberated III" gDrt discas
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, din ness Of
sight, Deafness The bones affected, hlOtches on the
head face and eylrcrti"s, progressing on viz fright
FIJI rapdity TIL last the palate Of The mouth is dis
0yCd, III" bones OF the decay and fall III the
victims Of this hnrrid disease hccome an object Of pity
until the last OF The drama winds up and death
drops The curtain by urrylBg the unhappy patient to
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by q
certain nerniCious practice may he soon resored 70
perfect health by applying To DR. Johnson, either per.
sonaly By letter. DR.. J. mas cases that were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who We're not used To the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly immediately 60
DR.. Johnston, who stands ready 10 reAeve them; and
from his extensive practice III the first Hospitals OF
Europe and erica he guarantees speedy cure, no
matter how bad the case may be.
IL is proper here TO observe that DR., JOHNSTON Is
rot at present engaged in the practice Of medicine
through pecuniary necessity-he haVn5, by the dc
cease of relative, fallen heir to font nebut thro
ardent desire TO benefit his sufen.g fellow Crea-
tuIes to pour like the good Samaran oil into tneIr
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
, from a disease for which the world feels pity
Again il mustbe remembered that the object of DR.,
Johnston III offering his services for the relief of The
miscres Of mankind, is notthr1ugh pcCuniaTy neces
sty. Hence no charge vii! in any case be made TIN
less the PatIcrtis cured.
SURGICAL. OPERATIONS IN the Eye, such AZ
for Squirting Cataract, sc. AsI those for Deformty
of The Limb: such as Club Fo0:, &c, perorntd OF
the Poor free o. charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
/ Take notice, or the right hand side Of NJ Fredercs
street, going from Baltimore street, doors (ruLn ts
corner, Observe the name.
} IGy-Adv ice 20 the Poor GRATIS.
Al LETTERS must be FAlD. tiG
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For PORT DEPosITE-TWICE A DAY

Fd3seBgers Ivayt The depot, Frat street,
52fS9SA. in the of the Philadelphia, Whining
51Itl4f43 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
s. EVERY MORNING, except Sundays) at
0 O'Clock, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock.
except Sundays, which will be at 8, p NJ.
On arrival at Havre de Grace, proceed to Port De-
positc by steamboat Gosport, Capt. Sturs con.
Returning the cars leave Havre dc Grace at - o.
clock (nOon) and ats O'Clock, PM
Fare to Port Opposite as cents
Qty- BY taking the morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port Deposte remain
several hours at that place and return Baltimore the
same evening 1C- Tickets must be procured at the
Office before entering the
a CRAWFORD. Agent
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The CANAL OFFICE. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company has determined to re.
move its office from Frederick to Cumberland.
The removal is 10 take place after the first Of
January uext; and the next meeting of the
Board Of Directors will be held at tho latter
place.
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ExPEDTTyOUS ROUTE.

To CHURCHVGLLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, Alb
iagdon, Rel Air, Spcsutia Narrows, MichaelsviIle
&c, in Hartford Count, by the Philadelphia, VIII
miugt0n and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimnr from
ISSsaA Pratt street Depot in the Cans AT 9 O'Clock
tFtEEfI$ A. NJ. for PoHymansvilie. On arrival there
-conyeyances will be in readiness for the
above named places and neighborho0d By taking
this route the passengers will arrive or 5hOurs in ad
vance OF aay other line. 90 Fare from Baltimore to
Perrymansville, 62l cents. se20
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN New YORK. On
Thursday afternoon, a large pile of bricks in
the rear of Broad-st., N. Y, fell down, burying
beneath them six or eight laboring men, three
of whom were rescued after one hours work,
much bruised, but fortunately with no bones
broken. When the mail left the others had
not been got out
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NECK AND HEELS. A young man, named
Neck, was recently married TO Miss Heals
They arc new, therefore, tied Neck and Heels
together. -
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No MAYOR. Owing to the severe illness OF
Mr. Davis, the city Of Boston is without May
or, which the journals think is as inconvenient
as State without ling, church without a
bishop, meeting house without steeple. and
q pump without handle.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. GAZE.

a upnry1 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
2,s.9rs tExus BRIDGE and EASrON. The superior
SasisersKssskk- swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Capt. Ro5ERr NJ. hill, will leave the intersrc-
noa OF LlSnt and Pratt-St. Wharves, on every TUES
DAY MORNING, nj 7 o'clock, for the above places
aud return the next day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAl MORN Nc, at = O'clock and Camb dge
al q o'ck, aud Annapolis at II o'ck for baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis so etc,
To Easton OF Cambridge, Sl.5O. ol7d!t
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Ten lines or less make square-if az advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion.
70 THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, Containing all the select matter Of the
saiiy, published every Saturday morning AT the low
price 81 $l.00 per asnum.
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Sr. AUGUSTINE. The Charter election for
Mayor and Aldermen took place at S.. Au-
justine on tho 10th inst, The whole wing
ticket is elected.
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The Town OF CAmBRIDGE--H ImprOre-
ments, &c. The citizens of the handsome lit
tie town Of Cambridge, in this State, have,
with a commendabG spirit, set TO work to beau
tiy and adorn its general appearance, and al
the same time to add to their own comfort and
convenience "Th9 Democrat, a neat week
ly paper, just started there by Mr.. John T.
Taylor, has the following notice Of new inn
provemcnts:
There is now nearly finished fine stone
church, belonging to the Methodist Episcopal
denomination. 1t has been erected at great
cost, and will add no little to the importance
and beauty of our town.
The Presbyterian denomination havc,we un-
derstand, purchased 4 lot, and intend as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be made to
erect thereon a fine church. When these
buildings shall have been completed we shall
here in Cambridge have four houses dedicated
to the service of the Most High We hope, as
we feel assured, that such labor will bring witt
it its due reward.
A Town Hall is also nearly finished. Thi:
we have long needed. The room Is large and
well suited to the purposes for which it was in.
lendcu. lhe puOhc taste ana convenience
will by the addition Of this building to our
town, be gratfed in a variety of way. SIEVE
raj other buildings are going up, some to be
used as private dwellings and others for public
purposes. The commissioners of the county
looking to the safety Of the public property
are having the Court House covered with {
tin roof. Captain Taylor, of the steamboat
Maryland, has completed a fine wharf, run
ming some three or four hundred yards in TIT
noble Choptank. This is certainly grca
convenience to the travelling community
We have now plying between Cambridge ant
! Baltimore three steamboats, week. The Je.
icrson and Maryland arriving on Tuesday ant
leaving on Wednesday, and the Osiris and Ma
ryland arriving on Friday and leaving on Sa
turday. We have also two OF three rcgula
packets. Indeed the present prosperous con
diton of our town, compares very advantage
ousy with any former period. On every sid
the marks Of improvement and the noise {
industry may be seen and heard All seem
be engaged in lawful AVID honorable pursuits
and labor brings fair reward. The cry {
''hard tines is becoming as rare as it was
short time since common Cambridge is ev
IDENTIFY looking up. May her rise, progress an
prosperity be permanent.
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made their home a little paradise. But death
came TO Eden. Mary suddenly fell SICK; and
after few hours illness, died in the arms OF
her husband and her sister Madeline. This
was the Students eecond heavy affection
DAYS, months, rolled on, and the only soIacc
of the berelvcd was TO sit with the sisters OF
the deceased and talk of the lost one To Ado-
aide at length he offered his widowed heart.
The bridal was not one of rcvclry and mirth.
Yet they lived happily, and the rose again bios
somed in their garden. But it seemed as il
fatality pursued this singular man. When the
rose withered, and the leaf fell, in the mellow
autumn Of the year, Adelaide, too, sickcnod
and died, like her youngest sister, in the arms
Of her husband and Madeline.
Perhaps you will think it strange, young
man, that after all, the wretched survivor stood
again at the altar. Madeline! well remcm-
Der her. She was beauty in the true sense OF
the word. She might have sat upon throne
and the most loyal subject, PrOudest peer,
would have sworn the blood in her veins de-
scended from an hundred kings. She loved
the widower for his power and his fame, and
she welded him. They were married in that
church-it was OH q summer afternoon-l re-
collect it we'll During the ceremony the black
est cloud ever saw oVer-spread the heavens,
ana inc moment tne lnltd o1lue pToHouhCeu Iei
vow clap of thunder shook the building to its
centre. All the females shrieked, but the bride
herself made the response with steady voice,
and her eye gstened with wild fire as she
gazed upon her bridegroom When arrived at
his house she sunk upon the threshold; bat this
was the timidity Of maiden.
When they were alone he claspcd her hand
it was cold as ice! He looked into her face
Madeline said he, what means this? your
cheek is as pale as your wedding gown? The
bride uttered frantic shrek. My wedding
gown!' exclaimed she; mo, moths is my sis
ter's shroud! the hour Of confession has arrived.
1t is God that impels me to speak. To win
you lost my own soul. Yes, yos-l am a
murderess! She smiled upon me in the joyous
affection Of her young heart-but gave her
the fatal drug. Adelaide twined her white
arms about my neck, but | administered the
poison! Take me to your arms; | have lost
my soul for you, and mine you must be-
"And then, )" continued he, in hollow voice,
at that moment came the thunder and the flash,
and the guilty woman fell dead on the floor!
The countenance of the narrator expressed all
he felt.
"And the bridegroom?" asked !, tho hus-
band of the destroyer and the victms-whai
became of HING
"He stands before you" was the thrilling an
swer,
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,asYs CITIZENS UNION LINE,

Lg ey2ATV4 CITIEENS' UNION LINZ
eEssS psysssElxyk TO PHILADELPHIA, BY the spIer
As'lssrHffEE did and we'll known Steamers con
STITUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
Frenchown aud Newcastle Railroad, IaaYe BOW
Lf'S WHARF, (0ot of South street,) el.ernacly
DAILY, Except sundays,)at s O'Clock, PM.
{g3- Fare through to Observation-Disclosures
SUPPER provided on board.
70 ELECTROMAGNETIC superior Steamboat re-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street WHAT phijsdcl-
uhia, al 3. O'Clock, r. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted
ao FRI A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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asF-ruE AnEhICAN REPUBLICAN, X BALI
MORE CLIPPER Is furnished to subscribers, ny care
mi Carriers only sjD and quarter cents per week
payable 20 the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper win also he sent, by mail, to distant
sstscribcrs at the rate of -Four Dollars per year7oy
nf'S, always, in advance,
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Inns "lEHuUl AND
our DAYS. DR.. Baird is delivering an inter
esting course of lectures AZ HA'tOiu' w., Vt
one of which the Times has the following no
tice:
There is nothing that strikes a stranger more
forcibly, if he visits Sweden at the season of
the wear when the days are longest than the
absence of night. DR.. B. had no conception
of it before his arrival. He arrived at Stock
holm, from Gottenburgh, 400 miles distant, in
the morning, and in the afternoon went to sec
some iiends--had not taken notes OF time
and returned about midnight; it was as light as
il is here half an hour before sundown. You
could see distinctly. But all vas quiet in the
streets; it seemed as if the inhabitants had
gone away, or were dead. No signs OF life
stores closed. The sun in June goes down at
/ Stockholm little before 10 o'clock. There is
a great illumination all night, as the sun pass
es round the earth towards the north pole, and
the reiraction of its rays is such, that you can
see TO readat mldnight DR.. B. read letter in
the forest near Stockholm, at midnight, without
artificial light. There is a mountain at the
head Of the Gulf of Bothnia, where, on the
2lst of June, the sun does not go down at all.
Travellers 90 up there to sec It, A steamboat
goes up from Stockholm for the purpose of car
rying those who are curious to witness the phe-
nomenon. 1t only occurs one night. The sun
f goes down to the horizon, you can see the
whole face of it, and in five minutes 1t begins
to rise.
At the North Cane, lat. 70 degrees, the sun
does not 90 down for several weeks. In June,
it would be about rs degrees above the horizon
at midnight. The way the people there know
il is midnight, they sec the sun begin to r'so-
The changes in those high ATTITUDES, from sum-
mer to winter, are SO great, that we can have
no conception Of them at all. In the winter
time the sun disappears and s not seen Tor six
{ weeks. Then 1t comes mp and shows It's face
y Afterwards 1t remains for ten, fifteen, or TWEEN
. ty minutes, and then desccnds. And finally,
it does not set at all, but makes almost circle
q round the heavens. DR.. Baird was asked how
! they managed in regard to hired persons, and
= what they considered day? He could not
| say, but supposed they worked by the hour,
and twelve hours would be considered Day s
Q work. Birds and animals take their accustom-
ed rest at their usual hours. The Doctor did
: not know how they learned the time, out they
: had, and 90 to rest whether the sun goes dow"
h or not. The hens take to the trees about I o.
: clock, P, NJ, and stay there until the sun Is
s well up in the morning, and the people get In
to this habit flate rising, too. The first morn
!. ing DR.. Baird awoke in Stockholm, he was
!, surprised to see the sun shining into his room
). He looked at his watch, and found it was only
j. o'clock; and the next time he awoke, it YEA:
, 5 o'clock. but there we're no persons in the
!. streets. The people are not in the habit o
n rising so soon. The Swedes in the cities are
t not very Industrious, owing, probably, to the
o climate.
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SELLERs' GREAT REMEDY

For LlUfT C0mpl0Inf. n RsmaTka6Ie Case,
a TTENTEUN is asked to the following state
n meEt Of sam'l McCord, ESQ. Of WcIlsI urg, Va
WELLsBUEG, Va, May 18th, le45.
hereby certify that | was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and Phthisic for long time, bling more
than year under the care Of a Physician that the
disease instead Ot being relieved by the medicine
took, kept gradually getting worse my body swellet
that was unable stOop low ugh TO tie my
shoe. When the disease at the worst; ! was re-
commended to ny sellers Liver Pills. did so, and
relieved greatly by the of the FIRST box, ana
completely cured by the second. -
SAMUEL MccORD.
ITO be had of J. r. Williamson, oornSl of Gay
and High streets G. X. Tyler, corner of i%gh and
Baltimore-sts.; Cooper, corner Of Orleans and Eder
streets; Wseman & Wfoth, Light ST., opposite Dix S
Foggs; J. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca-ss.
&. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green sieets z
| Kramer Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
W.K. ORRICK, Druggistand Apothecary,
as-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington SITS. Bait.
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EXPORTS OF FLOUR TO EUROPE. The n. Y.
Courier says the exports of -four from that port
TO London and Liverpool, in tho first eleven
Gays OF this month, amounted to 1909 bar
r'ls; of cheese to 9l0,73 h.; and of wheat
l',a4s bushels. The shipments since have
teen large, every packet gong out full ofthese
articles.
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The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
sSEA5sshS Running daily TO and from Weldon there
ess4a1sy,8 connecting with the passengers going
,9se1s-eSis-. South or , hours ahead of the Great
Southern Mail Line at Weldon, by which line travel
crs to and hom BlacSwa,cfand other parts OF North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates.
U5-Travellers may rely on the above as the truth,
and without deception.
H3- Travellers will please attend TO our Soliciting
Agent who hands you this Bill (,oho wiH refute the
talsehoods Of the Great Southern Mail Line, by stating
the truth.) Hand your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who will
attend to your baggage and conduct you to the boat
OF T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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SCHEDULE:

a asnrsR Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
ET4sr aeSyaxsdaily (excepl sunday at O'Clock, p.
-s1sS.Gszi12h& in the Steamboats, GEORGIA, Cant.
Cannon, or HERALD, Capt. Russell. Arriving at Nor
folk (after good nights SLEEPY by clock, A.. NJ.
o. .asac$a Thence up James River, with its
EsErIf SRts5tsF beautiful scenery, in day light, by
S!s'a''ss4sssia& Steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Captain
Davis or ALICE, Capt. skinner to City Point Rail
Road 10 Petersburg, 1.-TWO hours ahead of the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same ailemoon)
where the two lines amaigamatc TO the South, with a
continuous line from Charleston, $. e. to Mobile and
New Orleans, by far the mostcomtorabe and shortest
Innia Sonlh.
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BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION. The Or
ganization of tins body, now in session in New
York, we gave yesterday. DR.. Cone, the chair
man of the committee to whom the duty of re-
orua ri>atio- had been cnnfdnd raw" TIA" fol
lowing brief explanation of the plan
DR.. Cone said that the duty assigned the
committee had been prayeriully and carefully
discharged, and great pains had been taken to
make 1t a constitution not to be easily liable TO
alteration. They had fixed upon the name Of
"Unon," a missionary "Union, as being gene
ral and harmonious IN its meaning. A con-
venton is to be formed of life-members-th
permanency is secured to the board An an
nual meeting is to be held of tho board, to meet
wherever it may please. Life membership to
be made by the payment of 500, or some 9TH
Ell sum. SeVenty-fve to constitute board of
managers. The necessity for this arrangement
had long been felt This board of managers
to consist of clerical and lay members. If the
clergy have more faith, remarked the chairman,
the private brethren have more money; beside,
they have business knowledge, and their pray
crs, with the conservation of their time and
sdom TO the duties of the board Of manage
ment, would have the effect of preventing those
pecuniary perpleXlties which were now so deep
ly felt. The Executive Committee of the
"Union" to consist of nine members. Upon
this plan, thus briefly stated, the convention
was debating on Thursday-the article in rela
ton to life membership meeting with some OPP
position.
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IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS OF ToBAC-
CO. Mr.. Marston, of Danville, Va, has in
vented machine for Rolling Tobacco, which
promises to work a complete revolution in the
manufacture of that article. With thee boys
to tend it, it will do the work Of thirteen men,
at saving of $3.50 per annum The Repor-
ter in noticing it, says
One machine will turn out 1900 pound Jumps
per day or 100000 per annunl (of 800 work
ing days.
Cost of hire, feeding and clothing of three
boys to tend the machine, at $50 each, per
annum $40
To do the same work in the ordinary way
would require Is men, experienced in the bu-
siness, at Sl20 each $3.50
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
FOR CHEsTERTOWN &;

!. .s4s,.Js FUEL C1EsTVERVOWN q
tsls,5i stssSSas,za G. ENTREVILLE The steamer MA
Szat'Su1II1 RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, al : O'Clock, for the above
places, and return same day, leaving Centrevile at
II O'Clock, and Chesterown at half past - O'Clock,
for Baltimore,
ol7 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR. Master
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Amount saved by machine
$3.50

Amount saved by machine $3.50
The manufacturer who may read this ac-
count can judge for himself, Of the accuracy of
this statement.
We understand that the Jumps made by this
machine have been examined by the manufac-
turers of this place and pronounced GOOD
The leaves are laid straight and the Rolling is
done as neatly as that by the hand. The ma
chine which is exceedingly simple in its con-
struction and not larger than Rat Trap, is
equally well adapted to the making Of segars
The wonder is that it has not been invented
long ago.
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OPEN TO FOREIGN COMMERCE. The port OF
Guatanamo, in the jurisdiction of Santiago do
Cuba, is now open to foreign commerce, under
the same restrictions as the ports of Cardenas
and Maiiel. The merchants and planters there
have, it is stated, subscribed $40, 900 towards
the construction of Notifications and the neces-
sary public buildings.
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&SlhtER COINi SILVER COIN,
- Wanted for manufacturing purposes, OJ. N so,
NhM coin and OLD SILVER Of all dsscrio,;orr
purchased at the highest market price, Inv
GABRIEL D. CLARK Wnts, S,r.
,,,,. , Second door from Calyert.s
no manufactures SiIvetware of every desC,;r,;1,
pEp a. Wa'ehEs, slVerwOre aid Jewelry pron",,r
sells I'm