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EAR. SWEETSER's EXTRACT OF IL
GV NERWORTH AND TAR. For CONcIIMP-

EAB. SWEETSER's EXTRACT OF IL
6V VERWORTH AND TAR, FOR CONS UMP-
TON, COUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN Tue
BREAST, &c. One Of the most eminent medical
writers who has written on diseases of the Lungs
remarks very justly, that the greatest difficulty ut
lending the treatment of COnsumptive cases. is in
The first places getting patients to take medicine
Tor what they consider mere cough or cod-some
remark, MS only cold, always let cold take its
own course and it usually wears off Itself Now I
some cases this may be true; butt assure those
suffering with cough rr pain in the breast, that in
Inc cases of Consumption out Often, that they have
invariably resulted from neglected cold.
Another class OF persons even object to take any
med cine for what they consider Consumption, but
can assure them tlatIn many il they take great
care ct themselves and use proper medicine, they
may tfftctuay cure themselves. Asthma az d ficul-
~ 0ibreathnG can be eliectuay cured by the xtact
OF blVerworth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
viii also Yield 10 lis astonishing fleets
bT SWeetser's Extract of l.iverwOith and Tar will
be found extremely useful to those who suffer from
the evil inhneace of night sw ats.
Prepared only by Dr. > Il SwEErsER, FrOntsreet
New York For safe by SETA ). HANCE, No. les
Batmore-st., and cor. Of Charles and Pratt-sts.
Also, by Perkins, corner Of Pranklin and Green-sts
and corner of Green aEd Baltimore streets; Thomp-
son, corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler
corner of High and E. Baltimore sire, Is; and Hop
kins, Fell's Point. jas
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BALTIMORE MIJsFTTM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LVERT- SITS.
IMPORTANT ATTRACTION!
{G3- Day visers admitted in the evening FREE,
except when there are day performances, and on
benefit nights.
FESEiS EVENING. Jan 18th, will be performed
a SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES. Billy Lack
aday MI j SETON. Eupena Mrs WILKINSON.
Singing and DancngLby Misses X LUDLOW
and GANNONand Mr.JOHN SETON
To conclude with GOOD HUSBANDS MAKE
GOOD WIVES. S"mertOn Charles, Mr.. GALA
CHER. Mrs, Jonathan Smith, Miss CANNON.
{53~FOr particulars see small bills
&T'- AdmttaUcc 25 cts. children under 10 wears of
age l2s ccnls. Saloon performance to commence 1t
u O'Clock precisely. II
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BpLANK BOOK MANUFA CToRY.
-aS Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash BOOKS,
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank Books, Memo
randum Books, &C., full and half bound, of every
variety of size and pattern, on hand or made to or
der with promptness, in the most substantial manner
OF the best materials, warranted to give satisfaction
CHECKS on the Banks OF Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts Bills of lading; Rail Road Re
ceipts; Stamps; School Books of every descriptions;
Miscellaneous Books i'll great vafiety-with general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re-
specially invited to examine The sto~k, all of which
will be sold on moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
Ja3 No. &76 Baltimore st.
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~ ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

" ESl we place dozen dirty Shirts, with
LUKENs' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 to 20 mInnies
they all come out perfectly clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with SOAP and
water, as before; and in 10 or Is minutes they all
come out clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to so small
pieces, (sach as can be- placed together) with sonp
ana water, as above, and in from Is 10 20 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this maS
seem II Is done by the action and actOn of the wa
Ter (by means OF pressure) in connection With the
soap without any rubbing surface friction what
eVet consequently the clothes are not only uniniured
by the operation, but actually made TO last t,rce
as long as when washed by hands. n3- Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (moming) and Friday (aftet-
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
as II never fails to convince those who do Enter
priSlhg men should make themselves acquainted with
TINS most useful invention, deserving as it does
place in The kitchen of every family, PRICES are Sl5
S2O ana $50, according to size war; ned to perform
weHand last for gears, if ns2i accord to direction.
All orders by letters (pOstIi d) otherwise prom4h
ly attended to, MANDATORY NO. n FRONT
STREET, lat the bcnd) between Pitt and Low-sts
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
a8-mfr6m f.. IUKENS
"a Office Is Hereby GIVEN, thai The
~ Lot of Ground situated at the Northwest cofner
oil Fayette and Cove sts, i'll the City of Baltimore,
and contained as follows: Beginning for the same
al the intersection of North side of Fayettc-st and
the West side Of COve-s and running thence north
wardly, bounding ON the West side Of Cove It. TWEEN
~ six feet, ten inches. or Whereabouts; thence west
wardly, parallel with Fayetic-sL to ten foot aley;
thence souIhwardly, binding the East side OF said
alley twenty FIVE feet, and thence eastwRdly, bound
ing on The North side OF FayrIle st. hundred and
forty four feet 10 the place If beginning, and belong
ing, or supposed 10 beIong. 10 aCrr1iu Maria Crmm:
is assessed for the payment Of the sun of $50 6s
having tax, and that said san, with int rest the resn
II m The twenty sixth of February, sal is now due
as aor said, upon said lot, and has heeu due for The
space OF fsur months an more siace said paving was
competed, ana the owner or owners of said lot are
hereby nOnied that unless the said paving taxes Shall
be paid 10 me within Ten days after the publication Of
Tins notice Is completed, lhp said lot, or 50 much
thGtCOl rs may be necessary to raise the sum due
thGleon. and the cost of adyer;sing Will be- sold to
the highest bidder .0r the payment OF the same
ja9-2aw4w HENRY SNYDER, City Collector.
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FREE EXHIBITION,

ieci4 iSNiIlDi loN'
HEEUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
a LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC pEP0TS; es-
ablished in 1910, and awarded the Medal -Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest !onurs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
speclivey, for the most beautiful coLored Daguerreo-
types, and best apparatus ever exhibited
eos BAL1IMOREST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bells Jewery Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
no. 25l Broadway, New YORK.
rs Court street, Boston
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
G5-PoRrRAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
{+ Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished.
Any editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. Olaf
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THHO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber desires
Ill to call the attention ofthe public 10 his arg, and
well selected stock OF FALL ana WINTER DRY
GoOOS, which he is closing out wholesale and retail
at very ieduc prices, and which Is not to be sur
passed for general variety by any house in The city,
embraeingevery variety ofCLOTHS, CA ISIMERES,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS and DOMESTICS. and
general variety 0flaties Dress GOODS, SHAWLS
&c. THOS, IT, NELSON. 65 YoItiuore ST
19-eo2w doors above Gay street.
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yTNHE SUCCESS OF GoURAUD,s
ITALIAN tJEDurATEn c

in the removal of Erysipelas, Scrofula, Rinoworr
pustules, Blotches Spots, Tan FIeekles Sall0wness
Is unparalleled IN the history of Chemistry. In add
uon TO Its great usefulness as clearfer and whte
er of the skim il is the most delicious Sbaving Com
pound known-and can be used with etber hard or
salt water. GOURAUD'5 POUDRES SJT3Tij. ES
WI positively extrpate every vestige of superior
delicate skin. WV "
For sale by SETH 8. HAscR, 1903 Baltimore street.
anu corner OF Charies ana frattss., OBJ
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SSTLVER PLAGING FLUID-For piatinr
- with pure SiIver-Cas;ors, Candesticks, Cake
Baskets, any kind o. old plated goods, or any arij
Gle composed OF Brass, Copper or GGnnan silver, can
be instantly replaei VIVA coating of pure Silver by
using the silver plating fluid, ltis pure LuIid it.
yer, warranted to restore plated goods of any kind
where the the sveris worn off and can be appiied by
any person in few minutes. For sale, wholesale
and retail, by ALFRED II. REP
No. 335 Baltimore street
jas 2i Tin Store above Howard street
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State of Marvlaad, Cup of Baltimore, sci,

State Of Narylaad City Of Baltimore, set:
S&A | HEREBY CERTIFY That Edward
ssFnz,v-f@Ea Cockey, OF Baltimore city, this day
AM4saE y brought before the sub. cIiber a iIs-
AWX ~ tice of the peace Of The state Of Ma
ven9gssAIaG ~ land, for the city of Baltimore, as
aNS1fAsstray, trespassins upon his enclosures,
a Black MARE about 10 years old, Is han Is high,
hins feet white, nnih right legs, switch tail
and star IN the 'oiehCad. Given under nv hand this
9Th day ct January, 1916. J. COGKEY.
% The owner of the above described Mare is re-
quesed to prove property, pay charges and take her
awav. EDWARD COCEEY
ja9 ~ Whealfeii Livery Stables
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W subscriber has to give possession of the store he
now occupies shortly, and will continue to sell great
Bargains in Combs, Buttons, Thread, Pins, Needles,
Also, a very extensive assortment of Gold Pencils,
Breast pins Ear rings, Fngerrings, Keys, Chains to
get er with large assortment of Perlumery, Staple
and Fancy Goods, &c. Persons wishing to get goods
50 per cent less than be bought elsewhere in the
city, had better call the store will be closed
in few days. Don't forget the place.
No. ll2 Baltimore-st.
jal-tf ELIAS HALE,
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w A N rs

"AHTED-By a respectable young man. q
w years of age, a situation as Porter or Second
Clerk, or aRy other Respectable employment FIe can
produce the best of references; also assuring his
poyer he shall spare no eXeron in dschargiAg every
trust d. volved on him with fidelity. ueder he
compt nsation will only ke required the FIRST month
Apply quickly at
l., F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jal2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
NWAETED TO HIRE-A slave Woman, by
w the month or year, who is good plain cook
washer and ironer to 20 few miles in the country
Also, White Woman well experir rs,d in nursing;
and small Girl, from 10 to Is years Of age to assist
&C. to be bound till she is of age. Fair wages viii
be given for the above servants and permanent stu
ton. Apply quickly to .. -.
LEWIS f. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
jas Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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yHNRUST EE'S SALE. BY virtue of a decree
"a of Baltimore County Coun, the undersigned will
sell At public auction on the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, l7th Janu1ry next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, all that
LOT OF GROUND, sitaated and lying in the city of
Baltimore, and described fOows--!hat is to say
Beginning for the same on the nortl side of Bottle al
ley, at the distance of 48 feet inches westerly from
the N. w corner of Howard street and Bottle alley,
and running thence nor hery, binding the wester-
most line Of Samuel Bonds lot 45 feet TO a feet al
ley and thence westerly, binding on said feet alley
IL feet inches to Clement Buffers lot; and thence
sOutherly, binding on Clement Butler 3 lot to Bottle
alley; aud thence by straight line TO the beginning.
4zRA The above Lot is well improved, and is
fF1TSff subject to a yearly rent efS2O.
lhHiiM The terms of sale, prescribed by the de-
~cree, are one-haIf cash and the balance in six
months, with interest and security
d27 2aw3W ORVILLE HORWITZ, Trustee.
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TENEACHER. A Graduate from New England
u College wishes to obtain situation as Teacher
elmer IN an academy or tutor in private family TO
instruct the Latin Greek and all the higher branches
OF Mathematics, &c. He would have no objection
TO- go to the country, or either of the Souther m or
Western States. The best testimonials of CHI araele
andqualiticaons will he given, Applv AZ
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jap No. 10 EXCHANGE Place
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SITUATION WANTED-By a middle aged
~ man, as an assistant clerk or porter in a whole
sale grocery, flour commission house. or any other
mercantile situation where he can make himself gen
orally useful to his empoyer-the very best of refer
ences, in regard to character, &c. Apply To
LEWIS +. SCOTT,
jas No. 10 Exchange Place
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TENO HOTEL KEEPERS. The subscriber
u has just received a pair Of very large CHAFlNG
DISHES with Spirit Lamps IA nches) which the
largest and best article that has been offered in
this city for sale. Taey will be sold low tor cash, at
the Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED REP, No. 1886 Baltimore st.
las 2nd Tim store above Howard ST.
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a tO-PARTEERSHIP. EDWARD DUVALL
has this day associated PHILLIP p. WEEMS
with him IN the Carpet Business which will BIZ con
cted al the old stand, No. l06 BALTIMORE STREET
81 door west Of Holiday, under The firm of ED
WARD DUVALL & co, An persons iadebtcd 10
Edward Duval are requested to call and settle their
accounts, and those having claims against him to
present them for settlement a2 eoGt
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IL THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRIJP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or ErGgerat,on
lhe most safe and speedy care for all diseases arising
ed, TOO
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
IL RANGES compound Syrup Of Hoarhcund is taken
on me hrst appearance of Cough it will Immediately
cure and save the sufferer from an uRlmey graves
price Oh cents per bottle six hotties for 80 so.
FOR sale by SETH 9. HANCE, los Baltimore-st
dHH CORNER OF Charles and Pratt-ss. OF
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TNNO GROCERS. The subscriber has Just had
III finished supply Of beautifully urnamented
TEA CANNlS AERS and SPICE CANNISTERS of
the latest stye and not TO be equaled by any other
establishment i'll the city-they will be sold low for
cash, at The Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED n. REP,
JAIN No, 1886 Baltimore street.
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.ATs, CAPS, MUEFS, sc.

YSNHE SUBSCRIBE Err being anxious to reduce
IL his stock, offers to his customers and the pub
nc generally, large assortment of WOOLLEN
GOODS, comprising the following kinds, VIZ
Cloths of all shades and prices; Cassimeres, blue,
wool black, ribbed &c, with large lot of Cassinets
Cashmere de CosseS &C., all of which he will sell at
cost, in order to make room for Spring Goods.
f. G. DURCHHAUSEN,
JAZZ lw Corner Howard and Lexington SITS.
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YNNAIG " MOTTO E-WANTED DAILY--CIerks
IA book keepers, bar Keepers, Portels for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmen; Ostlers; Wag0ners;
prcrseersi 90 labnrcrs; Agents; % Cooks, Washers
and lr0ners; ChGM5eTHaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; SGlmiirGsssS; House Keepers, md
anumbar Of other situations to numerous to menrioa
ana too valuable TO lose. Families have only to give
me cali and their wants will be immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION!
fHILADELPHI1, October ID, l945
ne undersigned Is induced TO make the following
valuable lives might be saved was recourse had te
the same means which have restored me to health |
laI s9defed lot years with weakness of the LUNGS
ana LlFER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the
nroadS Of disease that felt no alarm until witlia
tle last year The chief cause of distress was main
III my breast and night side, great Oppression, almost
Su-hSnS, Ahd total inability 30 Rise the corrupt mat
Yer Wi'Ch ohShncted my breathing; and AZ times 50
2'eal was my suffering thought could not live an
mmo"'. II Is scarcely necessary 10 say that during
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BDHRENOLOGY EXAMINED BY P. Flou-
4 rens, member of the French Academy, &c. &C.
Translated from the second edition of 1915, by Chas
De Lucena Migs, NJ. D. JUST received and for sale by
+. LUCAS, Jr.
jail No. 40 Baltimore street.
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NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of stockhed.
~ ers and Election for Directors Of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Company
will be held at Wilmington sn MONDAY the 18th
January, 1916, at i O'Clock, A. NJ
. A. CAMPBELL, Secretary
Philadelphia, Dec Is, 1915. dlS-dtl2a
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-19

d prepartion which has already many Virtues,
Take one grain Of this, and trlarates'l again
for another hour with one hundred grams OF
Of the sugar OF milk. and thus continue to act
until each grain Of the preparation shall cons
tain only quadrilianth part oil gram OF gold,
and we have Them, says Hahnemann. asremr
edy in which the medicinal virtue oil the gold
is so developed, that il is only necessary 10
take one grain of il, and enclose II IN bottle
and cause il TO be respired for few minutes by
melancholic in whom the disgust OF life has
produced tendency 10. suicide, and in the
course of an hour the patient VIII be emanci7
mated from The influence of his evil spirit, and
eYnerience renewed desire for living"
We have not made these extracts in a spirit
of ridicule, but as an expose OF principles the
homGopathists hold as scientific and Just. And
we leave every person TO draw his own opin-
ion respecting their claim 10 such consideration
We would only say that the person suffering
under an attack of severe, critical disease is to
be pitied, and their friends sympathsed with
under bereavement, who takes infinitsimal
doses for the suppression of his sickness.
We spoke in our last of the limited counte-
nance and support of Homeopathy. We in
tended that duration, as well as extent, should
be understood in its patronage. Mr.. Lee, an
authentic English writer, states " that during
his visit TO Germany, in 1910, he found He
meopathy essentially DEAD in It's native land !;
at Leipsic, its head quarters, the hospital con-
tanned but eight beds, and these were not all
filed. The house Surgeon became convinced
of the absurdity Of the system, and gave up
his position" And he also adds, that q one
of the principal practitioners at -Leipsic can
didly acknowledged that he gave Allopathic
remedies, and that he was in the habit Of ask
ing his patients which system they preferred,
as they were both equally good Our article
being as lengthy as you admit from preference,
we close. ttH8 X.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-19
HOMEOPATHY.

b MEssRs. EpIroRs: We should apologize for
deferring so long to comply with our promise
to give your readers other facts and views res
pecting the Homeopathic System Of curing
disease. We would now say few words re-
ferring TO fundamental principles Of the Ho-
mGopathic System, which we admit would
have been better in place in our first article -
1t would appear that the following propositions
are embraced in Homeopathy. viz: M
lst That disease arti6cially produced, cause
immediately to cease, radically and permanent
ly, those spontaneous diseases which are anal
agous to them in character. er5s
t1 Cd. Thatlh Homeopathic remedies have
the property of inducing at the will of those
who how how to employ them, artificial dis
asese Of a very distinct and determined charac-
ter.
Sd. That remedies are efficacious, although
altenuated 10 degree which appears impossi-
bic (Hahnemann's own words) to vulgar ply
sicians, whose minds embrace only gross, and
material IDEAS ,a if6
Comment upon such doctrines we deem un-
necess ary, as no intelligent mind can fail TO de-
eide upon their true character. II is not re-
fined and lively imagination that is adapted to
theJcur oil sickness and disease melancholy
4 ie' Wo hequenuy DrOught DelOfe tue
public IN confederation Of such fact Neither
will the most plausible theories, il based in err
ror, avail the afflicted, when expanded into
practice Look at tn. Cd proposition we have
Introduced, and say if persons Of sense. per
cep6on and judgment, will assent to the doc.
trine, that the cure Of disease can or should de-
! pend upon remedies dependant in their efica-
cy upon the ,sriu of those who know how to
use them, And here we, would make an ex.
tract from their work on therapeutic, "Organ-
ON 339 pg. "A single drop Of drosera, in the
thirtieth degree of dilution, shook al each de-
gree twenty times, endangered the lite Of an
infant labonng under whooping cough, TO
which il was administered; but when the same
was only shook twice al each grade OF solu-
tion, a portion Of sugar 10 the size OF poppy
seed moistened with II, was sufficient to obtain
an easy and prompt cure OF the disease Bu
This is not all; person endowed with the
greatest seasibiIity, may take We dre told, sever.
al grains Of gold leaf without experiencing the
least effect ID consequence, butffom the Ifituri-
lion Of hoorof one grain Of gold, with one
hundred grains Of sugar Of milk, there results
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-19
NE WS ITE MS.
DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE.
What is it but Map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Cosoper

Miraculous Escape Of a Lady, The new
schooner John Wart, Capt. Robert Crowley,
from New York, bound to Batsto Furnace,
with cargo of merchandise, belonging 10
Jesse Rickard, esq, Of the above place, cap
sized at sea off Squan Beach during the gale
Of last week, and all hands perished. This was
her first "trip. The captain and crew were all
young men. a1 99ag nes :
The sloop Mary Adelaide Capt Samuel
Lamson, was also capsized near the same
place, and all hands persisted except young
lady, who was saved in most miraculous
manner. the sloop having dritted bottom up.
When the wreckers boarded her, they heard
a noise which appeared 10 be that Of human
voice coming from the cabin. They instantly
cut hole in the bottom, and there found the
lady, who proved TO be Miss Lamson, niece
of the captain, who had been standing in wa
ter up 10 neck from the time the, vessel cap
sized until she drifted to the shore, when the
tide having fallen some, she was enabled to
rest herself by sitting down, although the wa,
ter was then up to her waist. She was then
taken ashore and provided for. Ledger.