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TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
Jarvis's Buildings, N0rth.st.

FENEACHER. A Graduate from New England
IL College wishes 10 obtain situation as Teacher
either Ia an academy or tutor in private family to
instruct The Latin, Greek, and all the higher branches
of Mathematics sc. He would have no objection
tn 90 To the country, or either of the Southern or
Western States. The best ties imonas of ch arac ter
aRdqulliieations win he given Apply at
SCOTT'S Intelligence Office,
jal4 No. 10 Exchange Place
tn TOLEN, on the evening Of the l2tn inst, from
~ the dwelling house of the subscriber, eight silver
Table spoons two Salt Spoons, one Cream Spoon
one Mustard SpoOn-all the aSOve marked "E. c. H.''
manufactured by G0rham & Webster. Also, plir
silver Sugar longs two rPa Spoons, and two silver
Bu Ter Knives, pearl handles liberal reward will
be given for the return Of the above articles.
ELIAS HALE.
NIB Persons will please stop the above if offered
for sale. i,lIft
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A L. nj A N A Il.
HEALTH OrFICE. January - la

HEALTH OFFICE, January u, 1886.
hepoTtoj H@memts IN The cHyo Of Baltimore, for tie
tceek, ending Monday corning pig: !.
lnanttle unknown Is; Scarlet fevei Z; Still born S;
Bilious fever !; Dropsy |; Inflammation of the bow
CTS J; Peurlsy i Organic disease of the heart Il
Measles G; Shot J; Consumption 10; Typus fever l.
Small pox 6; Adult unknown .; Old age 3; Child bed
p Disease Of the nerves l. Interperance |; InAaul-
nation Of the balm /; Erisepela5 |; Palsy /. &c.
Under year, Is Between and TO-. %
Between l and b., 6 10 and 2i,..I
-" 2 and 81. 10 Above 81, 3O-68.
Males, 81; females 3I--6S. or which number IS
were coored persons--l4 free slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health
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ESREsH CAMUMlLE FLOWERS, per
n shi, Ann, FIR m bremen, landing aud for sale
low by =. Del iCOUf,
No 3l9 BaltimoI:-st near Eutaw.
ALSO-i Cask MUSTARD SEED, yellow.
81 Willow SLEIGH ROBES. "h"an. i'li "o5l
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Read The following MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER REC0RDEUi

NO QUaCKhRF NO DECEPTION
All published statements of cures performed by this
medicine, are III every respect TRUE
10 WlSr AIRS raj AN or WILD CHERRY.
WALsDoRo Me. July 30, 1915. Dear Sii,-tiaving
experienced great benefit from your Invaluable med
cine, feel il my duty aud prvii re TO re the wo lid
know what it has done tor Posse srd OF n strong
constitution natn ally, had enjoyed perfect health
previous Ia the spnrg of lSi}, when was troubled
with difficulty in my eil sud atlerdp with cOusA
cradle pain. romelime III July was Violently AT
tackled with cough which ntinued until ill; the
WIS confined IL the house eight months, durirr
which time my cough was very severe. Frequently
had spells Of coughing which Taste two h uts-d ,ily
raised large quantities o. disagr' Gabe muef accom-
pam"d with Mood; sometimes | raised a quart of
blood at n time.
| consulted three physicians, all Of whom done
their best to restore melaye me up-said they could
do no mere Tor mt must Diet was impossible for
me To 1--we but times one OftEpm said my lungs
wtr" gone. AttGI, critical moment, when eminent
physicians HAD exhausted their skill friends dcspair-
ed Of NV lie my uwn hope of recovery ut An end
resortrd to Dr.. Wislir'S Basam of Wild Chrrry;-
When had taken Que aud la bottles, those severe
Spells of coughing were removed. | continued tax.
ing the Rats IN until spring. (Nnil, lSi4) when
ceased 10 bleed At tugs, he Llth aud strength
improved, that lgf the house, hut was not able to
work for year. Now my health is good; am able
to do a days work every day on ny farm.
JAMES COMERY.
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o. LECTUNE Rev A. MILLER will deliver a
Lecture on rhvs logy aud the Laws OF Life, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18Th inst, al O'Clock, in
the Methodist Church At the corner Of Lombard aud
Bond reefs, N which Iimt will he exhibited an ap-
parPtu1 explaining the pheuomrna of rrspirttinn
prepared by the Lecturer, aud other interesting illus
raIiunS. Tickets IS cenls-G r sale at I, r. Cooks
Bookstore AMI at the Chuch on the evening of the
Lecture Proceeds to be applied to the benefit Of HE
SabbHh School, ial4-2th
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Witness: THOMAS BEHNER.
Enr SaIn hv

STABLER & CANRY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, ny George K. Tyler, ID Z RaItim0 @ street.;
Seth 5, Hance, Baltimore atd Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Gilmore and Hanover sts; ]. r.
Perkins s. Brother. Green and franklin streets
Joseph y. StansHury, 81 Thames st; Elisha n. Per
kins, corner Market and Green sls George u. Krer,
No 1923 Baltimore street. ial2 lw
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G3-OFFlCIAn DRAWING at the nd Consn,-
dated Louer, class NO.2, for 1886 For the benefit
of the Town of BeI-Air:
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REATLuCM no BE MMT WITH AT

A. REAT LUCK no BIG MET WITH AT
&H NJ. DOfLE'S Capital Prize Depot. No. I44 Pratt
81. opposite the Railroad Depot and next to Brad
shaw's United STATES Hotel, There s M ,nis,aka
about ihere being more luck met with al this Of
nee IMAM NJ any other II Baltimore, Persons must
be sa lSflfd this It they give DOYLt n TRIAL A man
never can know what his luck is until he gives him a
trIa in some OF the following splendid schemes 10 he
drawn this week. " "
WEDNESDAY, capital $50, 600, tickets $40, sbares
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets as. shares
FRIDAY, capital prize slaOOO, tickets A. shares in
proportion. :"
SATURDAY, the ''Thomas Thumb I,ot,erv,, w,a
DC drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves SO cts
quarters 20 cts Ceiuhcae of package viii he 10
sued as follows package consisting of Of whole
tickets for $l2, halves sc, qrs So, and eiphIhs oil
This is a splendid chance for pocketing very hand
some prize Tor small outlay '' 7
liberal discount will be paid to persons who mr.
chase by the package or quantity f
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky nun,bers b
tae package, single ticket or share All orders ner
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet
IL lRl ''nnostie b. q, n. r. Dep0t.
sss INV sSf& PLArINu tLUiD-For Plating
~ with pure Silver-Castors, Candlestcks, Cake
Baskets, or any Kind OF old plated goods or any arti
ee composed of Brass, Copper or German silver can
Dc instantly feplaed with coating of pure Silver, bv
s'Og 'he silver plating fluid 1t Is pure Liquid Sill
Vet, warranted to restore plated goods of any kind
whtre te tle silver is worn of, and be appIiedby
my person IN few minutes. For sale. wholesale
anu Ictah,py ALFRED II. REP,
- No. 335 baltimore street,
jao I'd Tin Store above Howard street,
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~ C.tlHN1Gis's h4istII ' A. T. az AND n. -
- ca iNiC>' tDdpANIO!-a new work Just
published frustrated with al engravngs.
tn arii les ou Steam, and the steam Engine, ~
also L"romoves, Raj wJys ann Friction, from
the fastest European pan icIhns, aud contals all .he
imp rnveipents OF the day There sub ct The ai
cr Fricll IL from he r"n Of ions Mniin, Pro
irs,O in The Univetsi y % FHis, prepared f"f he
tress ndcc TIE sanctoa of The French Gnvannaent,
and is a m0stinva!uahle article. Fer sale ny
Joss, ". EVILS,
ill3 M, 27i baltimore street.
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FkoMrHE ExcHANee aEADLNe-aooM ooKs.
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MusEuM-Bem,M IF Mr.. e. Hushcr. This gentle
man takes benefit ut the saloon This evening, on
which occasion he offers the BEST b of the seassn
For the first time in Baltimore will he performed
highly interesting drama in three acts, called "The
Gamblers Fate, or the Hut of the Rcd Mountains "
After which the successful piece of "1he Emerald
Isle, or Ireland rs it is" Mr. Gaagher's claims AS a
gentleman and IA actor, of the lghesl grade aud
trust that his appeal to night will be responded TO
hv n LARGE auti-ppp
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Es-IURONEK's OFFICE, No. lsS NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors North of Gay-st. mildly
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dARINELIsT-PORT or BALTIMORE.


TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1876.
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DIR. LANDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
Warranted to perform The rostcal care 4


Warranted to perform the Tnsical eafe 4
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
FWNI1E subscriber having purchased the Patent
u right of the above TRUSS, and having entered
extensively into their manufacture, off il fel
sale at half the price formerly charged by the paentee
The above instrument is constructed entirely upon
anatomical and pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential to the permanent cure oil
HERNIA.
Ii possesses many important advantages over the
Trusses now in common use, as il combines fiexihi
ty with mness, and by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
to the body, and cannot be displaced by the motion
of the wearer answering by this means, desidera-
tum long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although it is asyet new invention, it has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de-
sire to put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Certificates of the strongest rec0mm 2ndation from
some of the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
clans of this and other cities, can be by
reference to circular in the hands of all the Ageats
and public places generally.
EPHRAlM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apothecary,
No. 81 Eutaw-st., cor. Clay St, Baltimore.
For sale by ]. u. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
den SITS; Laroque, Baltimore and Harrison SITS;
NJ N. RobRson corner of Gay and Saratoga-sts j. B..
Stausbury, Thames street, F. P; Wiseman WrotlI.
Light ST., opposite Dix Fogg's HOTEL Sawyer, corner
Pratt and Paca SITS; j. Perkins & Brother, corner
Franklin and Greens treets G. WisemaR, corner of
Baltimore apd Cove streets.
{l3- The Patentee, Or. l.. may be consulted at his
office. No. SO COUGH STREET, near the Point
Spring. o20'eoly
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For the American Republican,
THE NEW YEAH.

SY KRs. l.. 2. MORGAN
Another sheet is now unfurl'd,
OF Tines unfinished volume;
And every tenant of our world,
Must there insert q column.
Oh, let us ponder ere we trace,
A single line or sentence;
For none win power the words 20 'tass,
Though sought with keen repentance.
They give to human fate its tint,
OF happiness or sorrow,
And oft the Iineaments they print,
Eternity will borrow.
Pause ere you write-the lightest word
Signiiic nee p ssesseth;
The spirit may by phrase be stirr'd,
The writer little suesseth.
And memory from the chart will take
A boon foT future hours,
Which shall Its chords to music wake,
Or fade It's fairest fiow'rs.
Fen hope, the spirits trusted seer,
So skill'd in bright divining,
Nav find tn blols inserted here,
Have pow'r TO dim its shining.
Pause ere YOU write-GOd's blessing ask
And make your theme His glory;
Ills spiri. then shall guide your task,
And c0nsecrate your story
JCuudru | 1876.
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NDROCLAIM 1T TO THE WORLD
IL THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or Eragerat1on
the most safe and speedy cure for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds which, unfortunately neglect
ed, TOO
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
II Hanct's Compound Syrup of Hoarhnund is ia ken
on The first appearance of a Cough ii will Immediately
cure it and save the sufferer from an pRiime grave;
price 50 cents per hottie, six hotties for 81 SO.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0s Baltimore st,
and corner Of Charles and PIatt-sls, s3l
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MHANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BIZ 90 d
III IL PILLS, are by far the hest medicine ever dis
covered for curing
Cosiiveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head &c. Persons of full habit,
who are subject to Headache, Giddiness, brow
sless, and singing in the Ears arising from TOO great
flow of blood to the head. should never be
without them, as u any DANCE rous symp-
toms will he entirely carried off by
their immediate use.
Always ask for HANCES PILLS, and purchase ri
none but those advertised as agents, and convenient
call and see the proprietor himself
aS- For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l09 Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt streets Price
IS cents per hox, for HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS,
or Eve fot 81. OIL
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EELATD SILK SCARFs. JUST receivei .froi
d. New York and opened this morning tvf II
toORs Magni6crut PLAID SIl X SCARFS, Will inv
be sold at moderate advance As they are very zee
application should be made early. --. Nj a
EDW. J. RICHARDSOIs
a 81 Baltimore Asbk
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l1rp-- Always hand, Conrad Meyers
~ Philadelphia, and A. II. Gale s. Co.'s
ri E WI New York first premium PIANOS,
warranted Those in want will please
give me a call, as shall sell cheap.
J. e. BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
se29-ly No | south-st., one door from Batimore-st
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HuDsos RIVER. Tive Hudson River is ma
vigable to Newburg, ard there " excellent
s!eighing Themes TO Albany
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A Coon SUGGESTION. Prince Albert has
been distributing among the people OF England
a pamphlet, containing extracts from speech
delivered by Dr.. Buckland, Professor of Ge-
o!ogy, at the Town Hall, Birmingham, where
in the proper trca'me of the potato, under
existing circumstances, is set forth. "Punch"
thinks il would have been great deal better,
"under existing circumstances" to have dis
tributed the potatoes instead of the pamphlets.
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DR.. ROGERS MEDICAL OFFICE.

TAR. ROC ERs having recovered from his late
n illness, has recommended his practice at the old
stand, South Frederick-st., doors below Baltimore.
ST., LEI. hand side 6 GHg down.
EXTR.HOkDIN.fR z CURES.
GONORkH(EA and GLEEf permanently cured
in from to sc hours. STRUCTURES, SYPHILIS,
aud all VenereaI affections, perfectly removed in from
one to three days--OT no charge.
MEDICAL OFFICE,
NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
First door from Baltimorest going towards the dOck)
LGy- Take notice of DIR. ROGERS NAME OH diff
ferrnt parts OF the office. Attendance from A. Nj
ill 10 at night. CURE W.aRR.4NTED--No pay
unless Il CURE be effected
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4 Z I
DIR. ROGERS.

Member of the Medical and Surgical Societies Of New
York and LOUISIANA, e aduate of the University o
Pennsylvania aud Honorary member of the Wash
mgton University of Baltimore, of ten years sand
ing, may he consulted on all diseases to which tn
human frame is incident, but more particularly in TIA
class of cases commonly called
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence o. me Tribune.
PR1LADErP H1A, Nov -. $40.
We have clear and delightful day Our Ex-
chsrse and public resorts have been crowded today
with persons anxious 10 ascertain tie tste OF friends
who we're presumed e be board The Atlantic. \
current here last evening that the Hon Daniel
Webster among the passengers but this Is
should by this Sne have received definite in.eh
senoe.
The Southern Mails sire I'll II now that were due
Up to this morning and hope settled weather MI pre-
vea; farther ir-eg1ls-ity.
On and stfer Tuesday next S change. mos: in
portan Editors snd the travelling public generally
takes place In the mail seeuts between here and
Baltimore The steamboat lIas discontinued for the
winter and The Railroad Enes stA-t AZ A " and P "
from this city The 10 P NJ line is discontinued 80 that
We shall not have the continuous Southern tne as the
present arrangement: exists This loses whole business
days news 70 the South. your morning papers VII
rot leave Washington city Until the morning where
As now Jour ETsnirg Editor reaches thst tine fer the
great Southern Mail ttis change viii be ~
changed ~ socc as the winter months passed.
SALES OF SToCKs.-Ffrs: BoGrd.-Slioo Z. S os
1856 lol 5000 do SIS lS56 b5 lol 500 Old Co ls60 81
Sssxsrz Ra-7Is-Sl0oo City SIS 1857 b5 eaf Schuy!k
Nav Ji Saoo5 Lehish In cash e; 5000 5s 1856
b5sp lol. SscoRi BoGrG-5 SchuyIkil Nav %. 5000
Cincinnati 6's u $500 IS 1856 lol 4jte- SesoaS
SorrG-lo SchuyIkilI Nav So 5000 DO 90 s. 1876 g,
10 Nins Hi RR 20: $4,000 State IS Ssi
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rhe Los. OF The Atlantic.

Tho particulars OF the loss OF the splendid ssseH'
boas ATLANTIC, with her noble captain DUsTAS afia
thirty to forty of her passengers and crew rea''ist
oar Ci.y on Saturday morning and were iianeut,
...lv dTosea far and wide by Extras from tfaS aau
other papers Still farther details were gwen III
our Evening Edition o. 0a'"'a'
ing paper Of today.
ar,ono tho lost wers several whose deaths VIII
he widely and painfully lamented especially Rev
AZ, Armstrong and Dr. Hassler Of the Navy WIN
none of them had we any personal acquaintance
hat Capt. Dustan himself, and his fate IS indeed
rorrowful one. In the prime Of life, In career Of
paefnlness honest and thrift, he is suddenly cut Oh
lsavipy q widow and five young, helpless orphans.
vho are probably bereft OF property as well as
projection BY this calamity Tor we hear that Capt.
D had most of the earnings of his life invested In
his eueeDly boat surely disaster is not often 50
overwhelming as his.
We trus. that the good name OF our deceased
tiend-all that is now left to him--wiii not be al
lowed TO suffer by this catastrophe. fetwe nave
heard confident judgment pronounced that he was
snlnsble. even TO foolhardness, in venturlng upon
- sornd in sncb storm as that Of Wednesday
n;ob, We were for moment staggered by this
NEW OF the matter Dut cdIueI 'i"'
convinced as Of its injustice. Remember that the
Atlantic had been built under Capt. Dustan's own
eve with entire regard to strength and IN utter
recklessness Of expense, so that he knee her the
uneoualed boat which her long and triumphant
endurance under the severest trials has SINCE
proved her Then he left New London with
the wind violent indeed but still Northeast
that ia directly astern his passage TO this
Civ Had it remained in that quarter. we are
sure the Atlantic would have weathered 1t without
q tremor It's veering suddenly tothe North West,
20 as to blow obiquely across his course, get main
tanning ii not increasing It's violence could not have
been iorese en-was hardly within the scope OF pro
bability Then came the bursting OF the steam
pipe, (probably induced by necessity OF carrying
high steam to buffet the tremendous surges and
keep the boat on her course, scalding several per
sons and rendering the boat utterly unsaanageable
Even now. had the wind lulled within twelve hours,
the boat and passengers would have been saved
so long and violent gale from the North West IS
very rarely experienced That the boat was Tor so
many hours preserved from destruction IN spite oil
these accumulated disasters affords striking evi'
dence of her sterling qualities and the ability and
courage of her commander and his men. Honor,
then to the memory OF our departed friend He
has left few gallant hearts to deplore his I'M
timely departure
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.e3 ~ Iii. sac.ed wife sal children By two OF ice Ger
rren Of a;sri1y-5ut who shsi! speak Of the scene
Se deepest syapsthy and s-e; are expressed ainohs
numerous friends snd gloom seldom seen even IL '-e
-, NJ cai~rIflrv. r.resoes ali hears
Exs-s Cornelius Wisnef. ArInstSons Secretaries OF
~, ,s-cau Board Fave al been called 70 iacir reward
6 ru an tt-ue the rlsht rren 10 dis me rish' nei
in the creates, haste, but as d. 4 had 40 many
s-..is !, Ssu-z-k where he preached b; Two weeks
s-o kpo, tst these fscts vii De rssd Win me sIeho-
n .--,---on~ Jyzs native of this State and 4
t-1;ssr II 5r iar,sr.ed friend Auzi Armstrong ESQ
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Call for Troops.
BALTIMORE, No

bALTTMoRE. NOV. T. = VI.
There is nothing In the Western or Southern
Mails worth sending You. The Washington Union
contains dispatches from Commodore Conner ask
ing for troops to garrison Tampico. Santa Anna 5
position at San Luis Potosi calls for large reinforce
nents for our posts Preparations are making for
Fl decisive battle
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Pennsylvania Volunteers.

PHILApELPHIA- Nov. 24-c ?. VI
From Harrisburg learn that fourteen companies
have rendered their services TO march to the seat
OF war. The Wyoming and Pottsvi!le companies.
and those commanded by Heron and Hay in Pitts
burg have been officially notified. 4 final designa-
ton is to be made on Tuesday OF those from the
city, the Monroe Guards, Capt Small the Phila-
delphia Light Guards Capt. Bennett and Jetier-
son Guards Capt. Morehead, are expected to be
notified to morrow