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FOR THE PILES.
DIR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY.

IIIt. OI Il,
lnterern1l remedy certain for the Piles,
"A either internal external bleeding or blind Sold al
,he office OF the original proprietor A. Upham, Md Iegu
lar educated physician OF twenty experience confined
to an office practice, where Piles and other chronic diseases
are successfully treated Medical office, 1866 Bowerv, four
doors above Spring street. Office hours ffom AM IN.
Advise gratis. jy 20 i'm dSwsm
10CTOR CORBlTT, Member of the University OF New
York. also Member OF the Medical Society has hs
sce from is Duane street to Oliver street Chatham
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor
cusvely confined his practice from being general treat
Es city q New York which engages his entire attention
be found in his practice The cautions the unfortunate
AGAINST the use Of mercury as has its thousands victims
protacted and maeated that have been under
he treament Of physicians less experienced will find
has established the Doctors reputation for skill and respectable
w. SrctHres the Doctors profound attention
dcine may be had to prevent certain disease any Of
forms Open from A. NJ. to 10 i. M. jyl I'm Oskm
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Our city for the last few days has been absolutely
stagnant nothing presenting itself that worth while
writing about. The only symptoms of movement are
those exhibited in the political circles, and beyond the
native demonstration in Dock ward noticed by me few
days since they extremely faint. On Monday
the democrats hold their primary ward meetings
when delegates to conventions nominate tickets for
candidates for the State Assembly for the city
the other for the county and also delegates city and
county conference for the nomination Of candidates
city and county officers will be elected Of course the
expectants are busy intriguing for nominations. The
wings have not yet begun to move and the natives ap
pear to hold of for the presentas fearful of coming up
to the scratch.
fatal accident occurred about two O'Clock to-day
occasoned by suffering children to play about DANCE
places. As two little boys PLAYING on board
pile at Pine street wharf their weight started the pile
ground crushing of the boys beneath the boards
and killing him instantly. The other boy thrown
some distance, and escaped with few contusions.
For the last few days, the bulls and the bears on
Change have been busy with Wilmington Railroad
stock and has been knocked and down beautifully
Inc dnerent Efforts to effect arrangements between the
baiiI DAD and Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Com
panes and the rumors TO the state othe negotiations
are me causes OF this fnctuation On Saturday the
gofiaons had failed and the stock Of the railroad
down to l3t Yesterday Il up again, and to-day it
advanced an additional dollar per share
was found in the report that the attempt settle
fculty had been removei with every prospect of sue
cess So we goa breath can make or unmake the for
tunes OF those who dabbe stock transactions SO far
the two omfnnies concerned pc rson can ira
vel by either OF the routes in which the Wilmington rail-
road is interested but must at glance that
eventually monopolze all the passengers between this
city and the south and south west Opposition may be
successful for while, but it must yield and is now
yielding to the superior comforts and facilities
by this line The canal is good for freight il cannot
successfully compete any length of time with the
Railroad or Union line for the transport
In stocks generally, there fair business done
and the market was hrm State SIS advanced l. and
closed very sa 74i. Texas bonds were about as YES
terday being an advance on former quotations. though
and the above only has reference to the bids
ers The following is the list oftocks sales and bonds
Sales Of Stocks MT Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD. July 29-s2o00 Pttsburg 6 ss 1000 do ss
aooo state IS a; $50 shares Wilmington KR a so do li1s
Camden Bk, 46. >a'
SrcoNp Bo.RD-s25o State SIS exp 74 rs; 20oo do
1875 5000 Wilmington 6s So 60 100 sh1res Wilmington RR
SOD s4 go Vcksbug Bank, bo3d 8; $50 do 8; Camden
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HOTEL DkS DEUX FkEkES,
BY S.J.&A P. SEICNETTE
HS quiet and healthy location, opposite Duane Park
tired from the noise hustle and confusion Of the grea
ngs presents the desirable soourn the city gentle
men travelling resident-whee they be accommodated
with handsomely furnished bedrooms ith or without board
l68 Duane street. jy26 lw%r rh
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BosTos, July 90, ls45.
The Weather-Yaehts and Col. WTnchester-Tae United
States Steamer Mississippi, &c.
The weather during the greater part Of sterday
most delightful the sky clear the air pure and the
wind blew moderately from the Northward 1t was Just
such day as human nature required to revive it. after
the scorching heat ofthe past month All seemed to en-
Joy It, excepting the dram dealers and the soda folks
Ihese worthy classes like the lawyers feed upon the
mortunes OF the community just as necessary 10
ef existence that the weather should be dsagreeable
and human kind uncomfortable as 1t is for the LAWYERS
mat ioks should be at variance and crimes But
must leave these neral reflections the parsons and
proceed to give you the current news of the day
First in Importance, is the fact, that COL w Wnche.
ter the of the yacht Northern Light ntends hav
ing built for him another beautiful yacht ranging in
from lou to 200 tons measurement Heretofore he has
sa.sSed win crulzng in the bay with occasion
al Trip 10 New YORK; but hereafter he to ha We
just such craft under his feet that if he has notion 10
circumnavigae the globe ITSELF he may with safety
anu pleasure The Colonel is wealthy man. and hat
Is more praiseworthy, good liberal open-heared Jolly
fellow yet geniemanly in his general bearing to those
VINO are less wealthy than himself
The Northern Light by far the best sailer and tho
most beautiful yacht belonging TO Boston and when he
brings his new craft forth will probably take tho
lead Of every Other on this side ofthe Atlantic -
he u steamer Mississippi now ready for sea and
will probably haul into the staeam todav $780, So ailu
Poftant improvements and alterations been made in
her machinery which will add greatly TO her ef
IS to be regretted however tina, topnasts were
not hdded apait the heads of her lower mast on the
same principle as those of the barque Edith fitted out by
Mt Forbes, so that when she going he ad to WIND
they might be housed without interfering with the low
er yards Rugged as she is pre- esent when the ton
masts are to be housed the lower yards ust be
topmasts. " ~
There very few arrivals at this port yesterdav
and the few which did arrive only coasng scboon
es. The natives" are talking Of holding State Con
vehton ior te purpose OF nominating candidates for the
Office Of Governor, &c. ~ ~
Inc introduction of water into the city, mixed up with
railroad controversies, still continue be the leading
themes OF agitation. 'e
There IS rumor in circulation that the mercantile
men intend TO get 1p petition, present it TO the
postmaster General praying him that the mail sent by
the Long Island route may here in season TO,
mem 10 receive their letters the evening By the
Piesen. arrangement the mail sometimes arrives at
luck to its lazy movements.
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COME ALL WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PAIN
Be Cured without Charge or Expense.
BARTINE,S lOlION

The greatest Remedy srer kno'cn for al the Com
p'a'nts u. ,n.eh - rrctssyes 70 cure. pM DC g'pe"
afford to purchase by,
applying TO
1SS Br0adWay, New York.
y ago. the production OF acccidenta dscoveries
.os .dsS Gy o t and The original %
sn Of % ops Me s hs Se r R be mss
G,S% individual adyiduP until became asys'
Hs or snd Se sad Of the public acquired
and e1traordnsTy balm in the many Of he ills to which
Rheumatism. s Swelling. Of kind. Dis
Ta Corn. rs4 sr Bs'
Wounds of every description affords Immediate and per
fsss
s ss@sss s s a%o,. % Lr%sss ss
s'1e S rsnsdy a"G all of ,aS sss
ana and dhfssd .as
ss But all s
s. shows si; II most St astonishing manner is magical
eeents nme. man. i has bee" found no less value
able in similar ecmpain @ 70 which inferior animals
ness demands the peculiar Of cases
has in addition almost Instantaneous cure given
apparently new animation and vvaciy to the animal such
tenacously ascrbed the stimulating happy effects the
equally as an specific for nas
and beast The following Of the complains most
The Lotion is composed entirely Of the medicinal proper
ties OF vegetable substances rendered
pure by dsaton and other chemical processes AS
ward incidence IT is the most innocent wholesome smua-
nK and cheering character and will expe instantly those
dull heavy and hypochondraca feelings which many are SO
subject aud give life aud animation both body mind
10 be had IN New York ofh9mas $. Bartne f92 vesey
street, opposite Washington Market IS
e with directions for every bottle T. Butler
No. Nassau street the Drug Store corner Of Sixth Ave.
and Thirteenth street ~ ~
Also Of the Proprieto 1913 Broadway where there will be
quantity for shipping other uses -
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above Lotion.
G. g. BARTINE u CO., Proprietors
Principal Depot, 323 Broadway, NY
Where large volume Of testimonials be from highly
respectable parties in this other parts Iu2s imrrs
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PIANO FORTE TUNING

flANO FORIE TUNING.
/ B. FINLAYSON. llate of Messrs Broadwood & Sons
London respectfully informs the musical public of New
ok that ne VIII devote his time to the Tuning Of Piano
Fortes and from the testimonials of the following
ases Mess Thaberg Liszt Herr Moshele and Crame he
~ All orders left Messrs. Chambers < Jolies Music
warehouse No. 1856 Broadway will with prompt atten
ivo6 I,rFac
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r, sGpANGE boAnp July "a share Western RR l02: 25
,st boston To- 35s' 10 Portland. Saco and Portsmouth X II
5 10 (haaesown Branch RK 81 Long Island RI
10 So do so2m 634 $50 do boi5d C.; 100 do xo2
100 do, so2m s5 200 do, som s5ss loo
hn som 40 mt 3 q do l3 1850 do i3 $50 do i25 loo
90 so.m lSi 3o do soim, i2 do I2yx 200 do ~ I'm
l2F; 20O do, soim i3; so do, I0d, I3. '' ~ ~ '''
SECOND boARD-0 shares Western RR som l02l.. 20 vii
mngton RR l3 900 do solm u; $50 do bolod az. loo
Islind RR, bo43d. &c; 100 do, so2m 65H. 's' wv =
The New York herald., 1845-07-30

CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsapA
RILLA, GENTIHN AND SASSAFRAS
I)hMEPARED by the New York College ofMedcine and
ned and highly concentrated extract ssessing ali 5e nur
yn qualities aud curative powers Of the above herbss conn
ieny recomnendcdby the College infinitely snney,r 20 ~"
ae % OF a present before the public and may h.
nre state OF the blood such scros sail hcnm r,n~
otches or pimpes Ulcers pain the bones or io;ns nods
throat arising
rom the secondary effects ofsyphs or sn use 81
S'"' ~ IN s.nk,s nns es,r, oos,lss, az Scents each
:, !" ues OF mii dozen bettlcs 81 80
nea fo!wardedt to all parts Of the Union
n-a very liberal discount wholesale pufchasers
ls&Wn w. B. RICHARDSON, M b. Asen
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THE PAIENI'
GALVANIC RINGS

New Orleans. July 18th. Isl5.
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BILLIARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
SOUTHERNERS Strangers and Citizens invited to try
Mahogany Beds with les Panels made by machinery
so much work could not be done by hand without
the usual price Likewise Cushions elastic that
be HIT by single blow. For sale BASSFORDS
and l49 Fulton
OTIS Field with number of these improved Tables invites
ms friends TO call al the United States Hotel
the barroom or lB Water street. jy23 imrrrc
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MUSIC.

FOOL ogoods by this ship will please send
their permits on board foot of Oliver street the Office
the subscribers, without dely All goods permitted IN five
days must unavoidably be sent to the public store
w. 81. T. TAPSCOTT
New York, July 26, 18i5. jv2e rrc
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vEvHIs DAY RECEIyEDBY

II LUZ, VII q W.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS nv the Cambria
Just received, Wilmer s Smith 3 European Times,
Bells Life in London, London illustrated News
do Pictorial Times, do. Punch do. Athrneuu
Dublin Nation, Dublin Freeman's Journal, LON
don Pictorial Almanac, &C., all of latest dates
Mysteries OF the BackwoOds, by II. b. Thorpe
author of ''Tom Owen the Bee Hunter,n SUI
perby illustrated 50
Francis Abbott. or the Hermit Of Niagara, tale
of the new ana old world by the author of
''Mutallak," st. d
The MAST SHIP, or the Bombardment of Fa-
mouth, by j. ii. Ingraham, Esq l2I
The Soldier of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore. rs
Holmes Life of Mozart, muslin extra, rs
The Foster Brother Il tale by Leigh Hunt, %
Butchers of Client, Historical Romance, %
Farmers Library, for December, 50
Eclectic Magazine. for do so
Chambers Edinburgh Journal for Dec. l25
O'DOnoghue, fresh supply Ia
Pictorial Emporium, splendid Christmas sheet, e!
The Baronct's Daughter, by w. L. Burton, l2t
Counterfeit DetcctOr, for December, l2s
he Bastard, or Brothers. Revenge, part and 9,
thrilling romantic tale, 25
David Dumps, or the Budget of Blunders %
Abednego, the Money Lender, by Mrs Gore, 25
The white Boy a story of Ireland in 1922, 25
9t3- Every new and cheap publication rec ived as
soon as issued and for sale wholesale and retail, at
TAYLOR, WILDE * CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings, B alt.
And at No. 3 ELLlOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
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CITY INTei.LlGENCE.

4 Desperddo A public establishment in the
base of the buildings near Baltimore-st bridge,
was the scene OF quite desperate recontre, at
late hour on Saturday night last We are
informed by a gentleman who was passing
about that time home, and hearing noise,
stepped below, that he discovered man in
terrible rage, who, from what he could learn,
had done up some one in the way of fsticufl-
ing, and in consequence of his continued OBJ
streperousness, person attempted to get him
out of the place, but, in an uRguarded mo-
ment, the unknown (for no person knew hm)
hero applied blow to his temple, which feed
him to the floor, and tiger-llke he seized his
fallen enemy with such desperation that, but
for the timely interference of our informant
the most serious consequences might have re-
suited. In attempting to rescue the PROSTATE
and invalid man from his apparent danger, the
eager. assailant. holding his PROSTATE victim
down with one hand and the weight of his bo-
dy, with the other hand he drew from his bo-
som a large knife, and so defended himself,
and deferred others, as to make his retreat
from the establishment, unknown and perhaps
but little injured. No serious injuries were
fortunately done to the other parties, though
some of them were somewhat bruised and cut.
The fellow deserves to be punished.
Ice on The Falls. The recent cold weather
has had the effect of freezing over Jones Falls.
We saw yesterday morning some small boys
amusing themselves by skating on the ice on
that part of the stream north of Baltimore st.
Released on Bail. A. J. Musgrave one of
the young men charged with violating the per-
son of the German girl, was released from jail
on Saturday last, upon giving security in the
sum OF $4,000 for his appearance at the next
term of Anne Arundel County Court, at An
napolis--to which his trial has been removed
The securities are PROFESSIONALLY good.
Robbery. A bundle of red flannel was adroit-
ly distracted from the store of Mr.. William
Murray, corner of Pine and Franklin street,
on Friday evening last. Look out for it.
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autertrau xsepuDltcan,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, Dec. S, 1915.
AND BALTIMORE {

SMALL. Pox HosPIraL. 1t will be seen by
4ho communication Of " Sydcuham," in another
pnrt of to.days paper that he objects to the To-
raNon selected for the new small poX hospital
vh,gh is proposed to be built, Oil account OF It's
prbeanhncss This is a matter for the c"hSI'
ccra,ion OF tic city authorities. 1t IS certain
hat the hospital should be removed from It's
atesent location. if We woud preserve the
health of the city hereafter Other suggestions
made by our correspondent merit serious cohSl-
de.aton, and we hope that hey Will be ADOPT
I'd. |, is proper that every care should he
taken to guard against the Introduction or dill
fusion of small pox, and as vaccination when
uyoperly purformed is preventive, at least
Cor time. if not entirely, it is right to require
hat pupils of the public and other schools shall
Nc vaccinated, and that physicians shall give
certificates in all cases, so that there may he
more responsibility attached than is at present.
From the long and extensive practical expert
noco of oHr correspondent, his opinions upon
ali subjects connected with the medical profess
SOB, are entitled to the most respectful consi-
deralIon,
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Tur TREAsuRER's REPORT. We have al
gays consded it sound policy, for our govern
ment to adopt such measures as would place us
az independent as possible OF all other nauonsj
and hence we have been the underwriting advo-
Gates of such tariff as would lead to the pro-
dacsion of domestic manufactures to the extent
Of cur wants But it would seem from the re-
port of the Secretary, that the policy of protec-
ing domestic industry is most onerous and
oppressive upon the people, and that 1t would
be much better to have "our workshops in Eu-
ropen than in their present location-for, ac-
cording to that report it would seem, that our
manufacturing establishments operate as a tax
npon the people to the amount of about eighty
one millions of dollars per annum, OF which
only twenty-seven millions go to the support
e the government and the balance into the
rockets of the manufacturers Now we con-
fess our ignorance of the process by which this
result is produced Individually we of course
pay our portion Of this tax; and, as we are eco
nom,cally disposed, we are inQuisitive as to the
rueaus by which this tax is cxtorted from us
without our knowledge. 1t is not paid upon
VI hat we cat or drink, and must therefore be
levied upon our clothing. Let us examine Ill
10 th,s-and to begin with the head. Prior to
The tariff good hat cost from IS to IS, and
some higher, according to quality. Now an
excellent hat may be purchased at from $3.50
10 Sc So far then, the tariff has ''put money
n our purse, - or at least kept it there. Then
come the articles Of cloths, casslmercs, &c.,
and here we find like diminutlou OF prices.
We arc now able to supply ourselves with a
rood suit Of clothes, including cloak, coat and
pantaloons. for a sum which would have hard
v gcrvcd (before domestic manufactures were
encouraged to purchase cloak alone. we
conclude then, that we are not robbed IN the
article of cloth. Boots are sold at one half TO
th.ee- !ourths OF the prices which they formerly
brought; so that we can cover our feet cheaper
now than heretofore. Shlrts-musIin which
Prince Albert might wear without diparage-
nont to his dignity, can now be bought at rom
len to eighteen cents per yard-whcfcas form
rrly, inferior qualities could not be had for less
lhsn thirty to thirty-Gve cents, Here again we
make great savng-and yet we are robbed
according to the Secretary of the Treasury;
and the only remedy is, to let the foreign
manufacturer supply us with what we now
procure from our own citizens. Truly II we
are robbed we are Unconscious of the fingers
which are thrust into our pockets-and hence
have the consolation, that she who is robbed,
not missing what is stolen, Is not robbed at all. y
1t may be, that the tariff Of 1912 should be
modified in respect to some items. Wepretend
not to such familiarity with the subject as to
70 into detalls-and are satisfied to leave the
matter in the hands Of Congress-conhdent that
no measure will be adopted to destroy the ben
cfcal operation Of the existing tariff, which
has given renewed life and vigor to all classes
Of the community.
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"IuRISTMAS PRESENTS.

" NTINIS 7 WHH FNESFN Is,
have beautiful assortment of Ladies' GOLD
BREASTPINS; finger Rings; hoop Ear Rings; Brace
let's MedalOns; Pencils Lockets; Snaps; Hearts and
Cross, sc. Sc. Gents GOLD BREASTPINS; finger
Rings; Pencils Guard Chains Watch KEYS; studs
&c Silver Ornaments for the hair; silver top Combs;
silver Pencils and Thimbes; pearl and shell Card
Cases Silk Purses; Coral Beads; satin Necklaces and
Head Dresses; Shell Combs; fancy Boxes, &c. sc,
with hundreds of other articles suitable fo gifts and
presents for the approaching Holidays which will be
sold cheap and no mistake Call at the Variety Store
No. lS9 NORTH GAY STREET,
Large Yellow House,
de- colin DAVID F. SIN JH
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New PUBLICATIONS. We have received from the
publisher, Mr.. Lucas, Jr, Baltimore street, "Thc
Metropolitan Catholic Almanac and Laitys Directory
for le46" 1t is work of great value to this branch
of the Christian Church.
From MI. John Murphy, publisher, we have the
December No. of the "Catholic Magazine and Month
ly Review" This No. completes the 4th volume and
contains handsomely printe title page.
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VARIETY is THE SPICE OF LIFE

ITldlE HIdy Ut TOUIU At
HiNCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
l2l Baltimore st, one door w. orNouh
me solder oi Lyons, by Mrs. Gore, 25
Brothers of Client, illustrated, 25
The Foster Brother, an Italian Tale, %
Pictorial Emporium, full of Portraits, SC. 81
G9- The Scientific American, Subterranean, Yam
kee Blade, Weekly Herald, Trbuae Post, Courier,
Yankee, Uncle Sam, Polar Newspaper, Mirror &c.
Papers Of this city-WeekIy Clipper, SUM- Visiter
Iris and Bay. Call on
CHARLES A. HINCKLEY, Jr.
1t doors below Clipper office.
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lNsTRUcTIoN IN GERMAN LANGUAGE. We call at
leniioh to the advertisement of the Rev. Adam Mil.
Ter in another column 1t will be seen that he will
commence course of Lectures this evening on the
German Language, i'll the Highest. Institute. We
know f no one more competent tn impmt instruc-
ton n this difficult language than this gentleman
and we trust that his lectures will be numerousy at
tended.
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a RITHMETIC AND ENGLIslIGnA,I M

a RITHMET1C AND tGNGLIsti GLkA NJ
N MAR. In compliance with the request Of Sc
Veral young gentlemen, Mr.. WILLIAMS prncipa
OF the East Baltimore Select School, will commence
a series OF Lectures IN Arithmetic and Grammar at
ms School Room, corner of Baltimore and EXeters SIS
on MONDAY, Dec. 10, at I O'Clock.
The series will embrace thorough discussion of
these two subjects with illustrations sufficient to rem
dtr them perfectly cloat to any person though he has
never studied them.
There will he two Lectures each subject, every
week. except during the Christmas hoydays, ill the
series shall he comp leted.
limited number of tickets, for either branch, NAV
be obtained of the lecturer, at his School Room or
at the residence OF Dr. Clendlncn al any time pre-
vioHs to the above date
q Price 50 for either alone, or s. for bo!h. A
Lecture in each of the branches of Natural PhiIoso-
ply, with illustrations will be gwen without extra
charge. ds.lwr
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GRAsMArIc AL. The Philadelphia Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
have decided to adopt "Frazees Grammar as
the text book for the examination in English
Grammar of candidates of the ministry, at the
next session of the conference.