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ESfRE! The subscriber has teen appnined AGENT
e ofTnE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INsJ-
RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and
having complied with the acquisitions of ihe Law OF
the STATE O. Maryland for Foreign Agencies.
WILL INSURE ALI KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.
al reasonable raies,-and rs an old Fireman respect
Iny sorits share ofpablic pstronagc at his Office,
NO 20, south Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LtVFGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
"a usual JAMES LOFEGRONE
au29 Gm
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EQUITY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
= made of pure Lnseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, flom 80 to 40 per cent. below the market
price He keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice.
j. w. w. GORDON, 1852 w. Pratt street,
Ol3-e0 opposite Bait and Ohio r. r, Depot
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8 nElY,s nAGuRRRIAN ROoMs,

&EIEIY'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
~ Ii7 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltic,
ZIG CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
MR. SHEW would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms at No III Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
DACUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system.
lie would particularly call attention to his facil-
ties for taking Children which are superior to those
OF any other establishment in the city.
o. The proprietor Intends giving his personal at
tenton to those who may favor him with call.
ml-dtf
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HIP COMPLAINT,
REW YopE Kulv OLAF


This is to certify that for the past twO wears have
been afflicted wIh the disease called the Hip Com
plant, during which time l was attended by Doctors
Carter and Watson, Of this city, without receiving
any relief The severity of the disease was su, h
that was obliged to give up my bu siness, and |
have often lain several days without being able TO
turn in my bed Medicine only made we worse and
was daily getting more and more helpless Early
last winter procured Doctor Christe's Galvanic
Belt, pair of Bands and the Magnetic Fluid, and
tom the time commenced wearing them began 10
Improve in health. | am stronger Than ever
was previous to my sickness and am now so far re-
covered that can suffer any fatigue. | would also
state, three months after commencing the use of the
Gavanc Belt and Fluid, framed the whole of the
iimbers Of a three story dwelling. | consider Dr.
Chrs'ie's Galvanc and Magnetic remedies an inval-
liable blessing, and have made the abOv! statement
voluntarily and a matter Of duty 10 the afflicted
GEORGE GATES,
No. 100 Church ST., New York.
R7- Messrs. Wells, Brownson & Co.. the celebra-
ted photographic Printers, No SO Gold street. NJ York;
are well acquainted with the of Mr. Gates and
permit their names to be used for further reference.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. hy- Country Merchants
- Teachers and others, now iuS ted to xaoipe
my large aud complete assortment of School Books
ali fresh and aud at the latest and best Editions
To he snd at the ve,y lowest nTiCrs
Every variety Of stationery aNd Blank Accom-
bo KS can also b, had. irallv cheap, cf
y. NEWTON KHRTT
Schoo' Rooksrl!s r, Staiinner. and
H!aGk nook Manufacturer ISL rra,t ST.
std e ahjaRag the Railroad Dpuot
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|FEN0 MOTH ERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
Il Summer Complaint Dysentery and Cholera
Is wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac
|turer c. P ROC Frs, corner Of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma iison, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
Except the Written signature of the manufacturer is
| On the label of each bottle.
| GC3- Price 25 cents. se9 -lw-jel2 3m
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NMITHoUTMERcURY OR CoPAvIA.

w NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret diseases of all kinds aud in every form and
stage is DR.. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEG ETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely of Amencan Roots!-
Travellers among the Indians " ell know that thew
cure vPnerea diseases, without even the knowledge
of Mercury Balsam. The proprieiors of this med-
cine obtain il al great cost directly from an Indian
and offer to the afflicted opportunity being
cured, avoiding tse danger ofMercury, and the
seonS taste OF Ba'sam This m dciHe is pleasant 10
the taste and leaves no odor upon the breath.
Prepared solely by RowAND WALToS, and sold
wholesale and retail by Jos. r. Rowand, 376 Market
street, PhiId. A So in Baltimore by N N, Robinson
corner OF Gay and Saratoga streets; Kinsae 81 ny,
S9l Marsh Market Space James Siansb.,ry, No. 237,
Binadway, Feli's Point; Gordon s 1utAan, No l52,
West Pratt street. seq Y
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SALE, Bv virmc of & vr

PUNISHABLE SALE. BY virtue of writs
" Of fen facas, issued by John ShOwacre, Esq
one of the Justices OF the Peace of the State of Ma
ryand, in and for Baltimore city, at the suit of Jo
seph Turner and John c. Tuner, Grading under the
name of Joseph Turner Son. N. Stansbury, use
Of II. II. Fairfield and John McMurray, against the
goods and chattels, lands and enements of jeremiah
Hays to directed, have seized and taken in exc
cuon, all the estate, right, title, interest," property,
claim and demand, at law and in equity, Of the said
jeremiah Hays in and to all that piece or parcel of
GROUND, situate and lying in the city of Baltimore
fronting 100 feet on the south side of Preston-st and
- running hack south easlwardly 100 feet to
AlIIT Walnut alley, on which is erected two two
MlliI- story Brick DWELLINGS, subject to S5s
ground rent, and two mortgages for S75O.
And hereby give notice, that on the Sd day of
October next, at 10 O'Clock IN the morning [ will
offer for sale the said property, seized and taken in
execution, by Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for cash on the premises
sell If DAVID WHlTSON, Constable
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Fob SALE g. RENT.

HNOR SALE-Two first rate large Jewellers
IL SHOW CASES, one SaIamander IRON SAFE
nnd all the stock of WATCHES and JEWELRY
in slofe No. 1911 BALTIMORE ST, VIII be sold at
FIRST cost to close business; lot of CLOCKS
at cost rome week longer.
sel5-tSe20 N, c. RIMPJI
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RO A RDlN G.

EBKASS AND COPPER WASH KETTLES
I'D Of all sizes Also, Brass, Bell Metal and Ena-
meed PRESERVING KETTLES & FURNACES;
Iron hollow WARE Of all kinds, for sale low al
the HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS,
10 ~ Charles St., opposite Union Bank,
near the Pew Church.
sel0lm g, L. WETMORE & co,
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lie wholesale and retail by
G ?. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemii
nnrnnr of Hn,unfh nmh Mnrinn sfrl

And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sis; DIR. T., II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green II. Lemon,
corner of Market and Poppleton SITS; A. G. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts; ]. II Perkins Bro
ther, corner OF Green and Franklin ss.; II, w. An
drews, Hill s G. K. Tyler, of High and Mar
ket sts. DR.. II. ROuntree Bel-Air Market; ThOs. e..
Hopkins, Broadway, Fell's Point; J. B. Stansbury,
Thames ST.; w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST.; L, j..
Pitts, High and Pratt ST. G. p Rogers corner of Paca
and Little Green street, Dr. Reburs Pratt and Paca
strt ct. sel5-lw-iel2 6m
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A CEGTi.EGNSAS AND LADY, can Re ac
IN cnrmodaed with board in n small nrivae ia
n'ly, n small fanlp can he supplied with part OF
dwelling, IN tie neiGl b0rhood Of Charles and
Lexington st5, Enquire e. this ctace. a2S
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,nR.J. STANLEY, from London, can be con-
"a - suited daily for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spna
Diseases, and all Nervous affections, at his office,
Icomer of Cove street and Burgundy alley. m2l-6m
aTOLD MEDALLIONS. Gold Medallions,
|WU of very handsome finish, received this day and
flor sale G. u. CLARK, Water street,
sel2 second door from Calvert.
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"a detail of the cases alluded 10 tolows.)

"May Gods blessing attend your efforts in these
eases, my dear Doctor, and if you afford relief in
these cases there will be u vast number of others
who will apply Very truly yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
QRy-The original letter may be seen at the Agency
No, 1872 Broadway.
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VNNHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
II the attention of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, which they are
prepared to make up TO order in the most fashionable
style, at the shortest notice, and on such terms as
cannot fail TO please their customers.
ROGERS s. BOYD,
mh2S No 1856 Market street
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N9- Application rs above, or at the Music Stores of
Mcssrs. Wig, Benteen and Elsenbrandt, to whom
Mr. Ii. would also MAKE reference. alS-Colmt
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TaJIIAT UNRIVALLED CARHIINATIVE,
81 "BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward palms, the
Cordial will he found of incalcuable benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with a weakly or de-
btated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial Ch'Idren while eethng suffer great
amount cf pain and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble The happy influence that
Bow ers Infant Cordia'' eXerts by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; lei no family be without this invaluable RENE
.dy.-Price 25 cents.
ulp trhp 10 and oil htr
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BALTIMORE CITY COURT, May TERM
ED l9 IS. The September session of tie above
Court will commence on the SECOND Monday of said
month. Persons interested will take notice.
Magistrates ordered make return of all recog-
nizances and OTTER papers, before Saturday the
5th day of September By order of
VIM. II. GATCHELL, Clerk
a22 2aw3w Baltimore City Court.
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gDNooLit,4,;,,n9 T3 'rHE W0KLD,

pDILDCLAtM iE no CHE WORLD,
THAT HtNCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF HOAR HOUND Is, without
EGCep'luE cr Erdggerdtion,
the most safe Hnd speedy Cor all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately negec
ted, too
OFTEN ENDS ~ CONSUMPTION.
II Hance's Compouud syrup of load Ound is TAX
en- on the first appearance of Cough, il will Inme
diaely it and the sufferer rom IN UNI mely
grave. Price % CTS pen hote or six bottles for S2t
For sale by SETH 5. ilANEG, l08 Baltimore ST.,
and corner vi Charles and PraIt SITS. SCI
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hhECMAFlsM, GRONCHFTIS * DYSPEPSIA:
"SinNrY, New Jersey, JIly 49, 1896,
Dr' A. H. Chrste-DGar laOClat; Cnrontsed to,
coHmunlcat' With you respecting the Effects Of the
applIcauoh OF your Gav'tnic EInrs ana Mapnetc
fiuld ~ my own care. THE time i rs vel IN shurt
toJu'hty my Spfaking I0si,Vpiy in r,I non 10 ina
permaneney ~ my ctre kp "a say tI,st SINCE the
apple atom OF ycuI Brl"ea's to MY wrlss ana nfth
Band 10 Ely yeI k tIr re ries of \, , nervous
complaints has brea :H-paHded. / suffsysd much
from Chronic RheumaiisEn, iirnnchit.s and Dvsnen
sa, an! f1li sa9isi;G lFat those disorders were An
connected with each ntsr through the NerpouS S,,9
tenn. | have had none dt The Dyspepsia WAateyer
since the application Of your Rings, &C; nothing
worth IL enuouIg o. the Bronchitis, (for havebeen
enabled to resume The discharge of my pastoral du-
ties of preaching mud visiting Sc, much to the sur
PRISE ofny congregation aHd ave had but single
tW.nge or Two OF the rheumatism. 1 have enioyed
so Tar, more perfect exemptiOn from those maadies
distressing As they are, than has been my lot to en-
JOY for ars. cannot be too grateful to God, who
IN his Providence directed to you. cannot say with
certainty when | shall be in New York again, but
shall certainly take the earliest opportunity of call
ing on you.
"Tke immediate design of this letter is to procure
some of the same kiad vi assistance for two of my
people. Many of my congregation are affec ted W it'll
nervous disorders, and should my cure be permanent
many will be led 10 apply to yoH. have The largest
country charge in the State and my cure has elecsT
ped them $50 To speak, entirely"
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II OST. Book No. los, 1865, Savings Bank of Bal
Ia tiAore. The finder will please return it to
al3-2aw4w No. 1856 LOMBARD STREET.
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NERVOUS TREMORs, sc.


hereby ate, that for several months have been
constantly troubled with Nervous TremOrs, affecting
me 70 such degree that was unable to hold pen.
md also di2ziEe of the head, affecting me very
severely Using pair OF Dir Chfstie's Galvanc
Hngs, with the Magnetic Fluid, found almost i'm
media ereef, and all symptoms of my complain
have now disappeared. would farther state that
having severely injured my le hand by the accident
ola heavy iron bolt falling on it, and causing great
swelling and torture, applied the Fluid and in two
day. eve'y vestge Of swelling and pain had disap-
peartd. believe Chrise's articles real blessing
to the world. (SigL eu)
JOHN B0ORHOOF,
lJI Fulton street, New York.
Q- Il must be remembered that these results have
been effected by CHRISTIE'S Gavanic Rings and
Magnetic Fluid, which the ONLY genuine articles.
Therefore, BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTs and purchase
OF the only Agency in Baltimore, 5. ). HANCE,
loe BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
N.B. The above articles may he sent 10 any por-
non OF the United States. very liberal discount to
wholesale purchasers for places where there is no
established Agent. Address
II, Z. MOOREHEAD, Agent General
se3 for the U. States, IS Broadway, NJ v
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AW ANIED-A first rate COOK-one who I'M
w derstands every branch of Cookery, The
pest reference will be CURED Apply at the Pao
Ailo House, No. 10 st. Paul's street, near Balti-
more. an ~
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MER. WILLIAM HARTMAN, date Prolesso

Mr.. ii. will teach in classes or give private instruc-
ton at the residences Of his pupils or his rooms,
No. AZ S. HOWARD STREET, on the 3lst OF Au-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09

@Our readers will recolect one great
battle wherein 100 Mexicans were killed,
and the town Of Matamoras reduced to ash
es. Well the Mexicans have got an ac-
count of it which beats ours all hollow
They described Gen. Taylor's march from
the camp to Point Isabel, as a retreat, and
such rapid one that the Mexican soldiers
could not catch him at all. Their bonn
ba rdment Of our entertainments, rs desert.
bed as terrific, and the no. Of slain on our
part immense, our guns dismounied and
works destroyed. They have no account
OF next days operations, when Gen. Tay-
Tor came back; and probably won, have,
as the printer of all this who lived in Mat
amoras, probably ran away before his next
publication day.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09
LATER FROM THE ARMY

The magnetic telegraph this morning an.
nounces the arrival at New Orleans on the
22d of The steamship Alabama, in forty five
hours from Brassos Santiago
Official news had arrived at Isabel thai
Colonel Wilson, with four companies o.
regulars and three companies Of Alabama
volunteers had TAKEN Barrita without
opposition. The capture of this town is
important, as it contains large quantities OF
provisions and ammunition of the Mexican
army.
Gen. Taylor was to cross the Rio Grande
for the purpose of taking Matamoras on
Monday the 20lh. Having heard no can
nonadng at Point Isabel, it was the univer'
sal opinion that the Mexicans had evacuate ed
The towE.
Gen. Smiths command were on their
way, and had commenced their march on
The Island of Boca Chica, to cross the Rio
Grande at the mouth, and advance up the
river on the Mexican side.
Captain Winde reports that 1900 Mexi
cans were seen to march out of Matamoras,
and it is said that they were Utmost in a state
Of starvation. Colonel O'Nel, Marks, and
Welton's were complete, the Sea having
arved the morning of the Alatana's de-
parture. Officers and men all we'll, and in
good spris.
The officers who were wounded in the
late battles are doing well.
The southern mail viii probably furnish
US with further particulars.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09

THE TARIFF,--The manufa cturers ia
Boston are receiving letters from their a.
gents at Washington, informing them that
The Committee of Ways and Means are a.
bout to make report to the House Of Rep
resentalives, advising that the duty on iron
proposed in the bill already submitted by
The Committee 10 the House, be raised to
fifty-pe. cent. 1t is added on the Same
authority that they will also recommend
considerable increase in the duty they have
proposed 10 lay on imported co,tons.-
These changes are Inscribed 10 the adyice
of the Secretary Of The Treasury. We
notice these stories 10 express our conf
dence that they are pure imagina,ions OF
the proiectionists. without the shadow of
foundation. They rest upon the same
foundation we presume as similar imPua.
tons upon The Secretary Of the Treasury
which we noticed not long since. Mr..
Walker is the first Secretary OF the Treas
ury who has maintained and yIndcated
with perfect boldness and directness. as
well as with great ability. the Tree trade
doctrine, and we have no suspicious what
ever - his fidelity to the principles he
has so We'll stated and illustrated in bis an
nual report
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-09

in which it was stated that Mr.. Collect, the
member for AthIone, bad joined the asso-
ISOLATION. Mr.. O'ConnelI spoke in hand
some terms of what he called the "many
bearing" Of MIR. Smith O'Bren. A vote
of confidence in Mr. O'Brien was propos
ed by Mr.. Doheny. and carried. The rent
for the week was fl53.
The accounts from various parts Of Ire
land, as to the wants of the people, are
painfully apparent One day last week
sixty people were admitted into the poor
house at Dungarvon. At Tuam the dest-
tuition is described as being fearfulIy on
the increase The ReIief-committees IN
Galway are busy in meeting the evil. The
people are stated TO be in The most wretch
ed condition imaginable. Towards the
Listovel Relief fund the Lord Lieutenant
has subscribed the sum Of fJ0O. In va.
rous parts of Tipperary efforts are being
made 10 meet and 10 provide for the defi>
cheney in The TODD of the people.
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FREE RANKING

The Racine Advocate and Wisconsin
Argus, are having friendly words on this
point. The Argus would prevent all issu-
ag ofnoi of whatever kind or character;
tie Advocate, if we do not misunderstood, it
is wiling that any man may issue his notes,
If he chooses. We agree with the Advo.
cate. What we want is 10 legislation
on this subject at al, neither TO
permit nor prohibit. We have the utmost
confidence that the people are fully &C mpe
tent 10 take care of themselves in these
matters. Ii the law will not lend itself to
give kcttious cre1,t to any man or set Of
men. we will risk il, that the people will
not be shaved either by Incorporated COM
panles or individuals. 1t is with this as
every other department ofbusiness and trade
if government will just let it alone it will
do well enough. 1t rs to the never.endng
quackery government, that the people owe
all the revuisions of tlade and The copse.
qucn distress, and il is astonishing 10 us
that they donot rise up IN mass and demand
10 be let alone. 1t hardly seems to us nee.
essary 10 argue the point that in condition
of non Interference, all matters Of business
would attain and MAINTAIN a natural and
therefore healthy condition. The laws Of
trade are immuiable,as regular and web de-
ned IN their operations as the laws Of ma
lure; but vain man dress'd in little brief
authority, must forever be attempting 10
ride rough-shod over them, to wealth.
Trade as ii exists regulated and controlled
by legislation, is a system of fraud and
trckery, which causes vastly more evil than
good, and we trust the time is not distant,
when legislators and despots all over the
world wal learn 10 let il pursue its natural
channels, when they will find out
what they appear TO be very ignorant OF
now. tina. therein is true prosperity for the
people.
This business ofBAnkng we want just as
fee as all other branches Of business Lei,
every man issue his note and circulate it, if
he has sufficiently The confidence ofthe com
munly. The community will not be deuded
thereby, for where there is nothing but in.
dvldual credit TO sustain notes, people will
know fully as TO that credit. We think
there would be but little banking; so much
Tho better, but those that can, let them.--
FhsEs is law on our Statutes now prohibit
ing free banking. We would like to see il
repealed and all laws OF kindred character,
among which we canno, forbear TO say, are
the usury laws.