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THNHE MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEM BIER.
VI Just pub ishud and for sale, by w. TAYLOR.
Graham's Magazi e for September; SO per annum.
Single copies 25 cts.
Godey's Lady's Book for September; SO per an
UNI. Single copies 25 cts.
Luellis Living Age, for the week ending August
22d, containing (from the principal English perodi-
cals)
l, Arago on the Weather
2 Captain ROGET on the Surface Of the Moon.
g. Policy of the New Pope
4 The IsraeIites.
S, Travels in PerI, l936-l8i2.
s. George Canning
7. Ibraham Pacha in the Manufacturing Districts.
Sir Edward LyttOn Bulwef,
g. The New Colonial Office,
TO- Sugar Trade-West Indies.
IL, Ancient Scottish Life,
H. Miss Robinson Crusoe.
10. Lord John Russell's NJ nstry,
Ia, Mesmerism in India.
l5 Warmers Invention.
It, The Modern Orlando.
Besides the usual variety contained In Litei's Lv.
ing Age, which is the hest periodical of the day
Terms S. per anRum. Single copies I2c.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
2t 4, S and North street.
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nz-nR- WISrAR,s GREAT DISCOVERY.

p5-DR. WISrAR'S GREAT DISCOVERY. II
was once said 'There is nothing new under the sun.
This has been emphat caIly tue, in regard TO medi.
cines. Hundreds of Pills, Panaceas, Expec tOrants,
and Specifics Of all have been pulled into not0-
riety-a made mainly of the ingredients, add
ing no mate rails 10 the healing AIT. But Doctor
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry furnishes a new
medical ageHt-a new principle evolved from ma
thre's own depository. II cures Asthma, incpient
Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all diseases of
the Lungs, when nothing else will, An honorable
member Of the Canadian Parliament writes that it
has cured him of Asthma of ten years. standing A
Williams Esq, Attorney at Law, SO William street,
New York, was cured OF the same disease of twenty
four years. standing Mr. CoZzens of ladd0nfeld,
N. j., makes affidavit that it cured him OF supposed
Consumption, alter physicians had given him up TO
die; and so Of hundreds OF Others
Remember, we positively, m no case, palm off un-
real cures produced ny this invaluable remedy.
BE sure to get "Dr Wstar's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY''
On hand and for SAFE by
STABLER 4 CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st
Also, by Geo. w. JONES' cor. Baltimore and High SIS,
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; RObeAs
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. r.
Perkins Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 ThamGs-st Elisha Fl. Per-
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George Fl Keerl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. au24 lw
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BALTIMORE CITY GRAYS,

BALTIMORE, Aug II, 1876.
07- The Company lately organized in the western
part of the city, as Rife Company, are now ready
to issue certificates of Honorary Membership, ex-
empting persons from militia duty, according to an
act passed by the General Assembly of Maryland
and can be procured b, applying to the officers or
members of the above company. By order,
a22-2L+ GEO. +. COIiNSELMAN, Sec'y.
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hy-WHIG STANDARD-A POPULAR No. This
imp rtant and cheap weekly paper of Saturday last
contains, amongst great number of interesting
tcies "The Closing Scene in the Senate, worth the
price Of years subscription; James ? Polk and his
Administration; Appeal 10 FreGmen; The Beauties of
Campaigning; Funeral Of Bishop Fenwck, 81 Boston;
Reform; The Tariffs of n2 and '46; Wing Predictions
of IA VERIFIED Baltimore City Locofoco Conventions
False Prophecies Interesting from Abroad, SC. &c.
Price only cents copy-to be had at all the News
Depots in the CITY, Let every Democratic citizen
read this number, II
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MARRIED.

On the Goth inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hickey, WILL
PENERLL, formerly of Delaware county, Ohio
Miss MARY Louisa LAWSON, of this city.
Al Christ Church, Reading, Pa, ON the 10Th il
by the Rev. DR.. Morgan, WIN. HAMILTON, Jr., to
SAN JULIA, daughter OF the late Louis Mayer, bott
Baltimore.
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"a $40 REV U.-TWo
NJEW CHEAP LACE
" AND FANCY STORE,
No "a MaRREP SpaNE

doors below Baltimore at,
The subscriber has just eceieed superior assert
ment of wrought Collars, Chemzetts, Infants WAISTS,
Inserting and Eging; great variety Of Lace Goods,
Of every style ana laiity; comp.tt assn rtmept OF
Fancy Nett, and Musns; ArtIficih Tabs and FLOW
ers; Hosiery and Gloves; great variety of Buttons
of every desert ption; Combs; shirt studs: Hair and
Tooth Brushes Sn0"l Cotton; Sewing Silk; j.. G
Hdkfs 81; Fans; B esq superior dried eyed Nee
dies, wholesale aud retail With fut assortaent of
every article in the Fancy line cheap for cash
aS4.5lE A. n. RODENT SOW.
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rRNHE CHEAT NATIONAL DEPOT Fol

FHNHE GREAT NATIONAL DEPOT FOR
U PRIZES is No. 2 N. Calvert st., I'd door from
Market st where was sold in yesterdays Lottery
the grand prize Of $1,000, Nos 80 SO g. il package
of half tickets sent to Lexington, KY; one of $1,000
in whole; and several smaller prizes TO citize US
EMORY & co in luck.
DRAWS ON MONDAY.
ofl5OOe DOLLARS! l or 10 000 DOLLARS!
OF 5000 DOLLARS! IL of 1000 DOLLS, &C.
% Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
Emory Co. will sell package of tickets in this
scheme that contains all the Nos in the Lottery for
the small sum of Sl7, and one package can draw the
four highest prizes of $32 O0O-a fortune; who'll
have III Call at the Office of ...
EMORY & CO., Cd Office from
1t FRI Baltimore street..
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Il l. IL A u A C.
TO CURE TOOTHACu

\ -, hNU PRESERVE HEAIID
o. THE TOOTHACH is always cured in
minute by an application of WHEELER's TBAB
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still pro
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will he
ed; Softness of the Gums will be cured all Blee
Of the Gums will be effectuaIly stopped. apd
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pIes
and in the hest Of health by its use. Sold by
J. NJ. HAIG, No. 1873 Baltimore street
je3O-iy above South, opposite Clipper Off
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EXCITEMENT IN FLORIDA. The Charleston
News publishes the following extract of letter
dated Quincy, Fa., Aug. 18th:
"The minds of the people here are too un-
settled to think of any thing at present. Our
jail is full of rascals for negro and horse steal
ing, who will be hung in less than six weeks.
Last night, about 10 o'clock, while the West
ern Stage was within half mile of this place
the driver was shot and died few hours after
There is a dreadful state of things here, but the
den of villains is fast breaking up. We have
now in Jail eight finished rogues, the murderer
OF the poor stage driver amongst them Al
extra Court is to be held on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, to try and hang them all, of coursc-ir
fact, great number was anxious to have then
hung to-day"
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NEW LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA,

4 sRas4; The new and splendid Barge MA
EassAF <s{kszaJ9R RlNGGULD, belonging to the
IssskzAz3zszkk"New Steamboat Liner will leave
The wharf, on PRATT ST, Corner Of Light THIS
DAY, (Monday) at ~ O'Clock, M, arriving IN Phia.
aelphia early the next mt corning.
The Major RinggoId has superb accommodations
for over one hundred passengers, being fitted up with
comfortable berths for night travel. FARE 81.
II E. G HARRIS Agent
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ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIT, DRAGONS,
BALTIMORE, August 20, 1886 :
90 ATTENTION! A special meeting of the
Troop will be held at Military Hall, Gay street, on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, the oath instant, at half
past O'Clock, Business Of importance will be laid
before the company By order,
: IT. LEWIS REPPART, Secretary.
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WMRESERVING KETVLES, EngIIsh Er

WDRESERVING KETTLES. English En-
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ware, and every useful article apperaining to gene
raj Furnishing Warehouse. For sale at the lowest
prices by
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
IL Baltimore street, I'd door east of
aA Harrison st., and onpo ute Genre Market.
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MAYORALTY F. G. WATERS, Esq. is
nominated as a suitable candidate for Tt office of
Mayor of the city of Baltimore at the next election,
and will be supported by
IL MANY VOTERS,
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TOAL! COAL! COALI The season for lay
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is prepared to supply families with "Coal Brook -
Baltimore Co.'S 'Hahover," "Pinkerton" and Peach
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head of Union Dock, or at the Office of South
and Lombard streets.
a24-eo3m JOHN PICKEII,,
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WYNN. TAYLOR & co. have lately rnhIi,t

" Nh TAYLOR &E co. have lately publish
w ed Life Pictures; or, the Random Recollec
uons OF an Old Doctor, by I. s, Arthur, ESQ These
are indeed Pictures of Life drawn by master hand
Price % cents.
Mrs Ribs Baby, by Douglas Jeuold-'sPunch." y
Price 6! cents.
NEW NOS. OF THE STANDARD DRAMA.
No. lS-Hamlet. By VIM. Shakespeare. l2a cts
No. l9-Charles the Second; or, the Merry Mon
arch. Price l2t cents,
No. 2o-Venice Preserved. BY Thomas Otway
l2s cents.
No. 2l-Pizarro. Stage editions. i23 cents.
0I7-A number OF the Modern Standard Drama Il
published every weeks from the Acting Copies.
FiirtauOns in America. BY Seatslield. 25 cents
The Three GuardsmeR, and Sequel. The hes
work ever written by A. Dumas. Price so cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO.,
Yo. 9 Astor House, New York, and
a222t q, and Jarvis, Building.
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PRESIDENCY OF YALE COLLEGE. The cor
poratlon of Yale College elected Prof. Woosey
to the chair made vacant by the resignation of
DR.. Day on Wednesday. Noah Porter, jr., Of
Springfield, Mass, and son of the Rev. DR..
Porter, of Pennington, Ct, has also been cleo
ted to the Clark ProfcssorShip of Moral Philo-
sophv.
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From the Republican and August

O3- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the begear indeed its
consumption has hCceme so general, that it is hard TO
find one that does not either smoke, snuff or chetC
For ourselves, we pre- er rich Cigar All there they
are. box of the agreeable deluders-B0OTH'S
BEST! Boy, light a match SO that we can luxuriato
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. Puff
PUFF. PUFFM. All! BOOTH knows how to make
them If any of our readers wish to enjoy them,
selves, as we now are doing, would recommend
them to No. S5 HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. II
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lh3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK|S assortment, which is com
drtc his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
c.on Calvert. ans
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. ,
Onnonita poronr,1, Dol. MI

Opposite BarRum's, Bait Md.
R~OFFiCIAL DRAWING OF the Md ConsoIi.
dated Lottery, extra class No. 4, for 1886:
81 SO 30 l l2 IS 40 so As II 5445
80 and 6I being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each SOS
| and SO, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
II and 49, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
30 and AZ, being the 7th and 9th; II and 49, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each s
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, I" "a
1t EMORY g. CO., No. 9 N, Calyert-st
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MI EGIMENTAL ORD ER. no. 8. HE 40
"a QUARTER sd REGIMENT, " v I. Raj
rIxoRE August 10 1876 The SO Regiment viii pa
rade on MONDAY, "a inst, at t0'cI ok, z. NJ Ia
Exchange Place in fatigue dress, Er dill BY order,
-. JACOB G. DAVIES, Col. Commanding
C.P. DURHAM, AdjHtant a'l-h
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NOTICE. | hereby folewarn all persons from
~ trusting my wife, HESTER ANN CANADY, on
my account, as will pay debts of her contracting
from and after this date. PERRY CANADY.
Baltimore, Ang. Gath, 1876. IT.
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CHEAP LIVING. A letter writer from the
Cherokee country, describing the cheapness of
Injuries and liveables in that nation, puts down
corn OF 90 cts per bushel, beef at cents per h.,
eggs cts. per dozen, chickens IL or l6 cts. per
pair, butter CTS per lb., and every thing else
in proportion! He says, gentleman perfectly
familiar with the resources of the country, and
the cost of living, informs him that man may
live there on less than dollar per week-Ss0
per annum.
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XNANTED-Young men, with or without ca
w pitai, wishing 10 get into business, may hear
of some good chances by calling and giving a suon
notice at BROOKS & CO.'S Real Estate and Com
mission Office, No. 81 LEXINGTON STREET, near
Charles street, from to O'Clock. All letters must
be post paid,
Wanted, this day, young MAN with from 500
to $500, Partner for light and pleasant business
the profits OF which will pay from $50 to $40 per
week, if properly attended to- This is a first rate
chance for any young man wishing to get in good
business. Also wanted, Oh ERIK for store.
BROOKS g. CO., Real Estate Brokers,
aga lw No. 81 Lexington street
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A BOY WANTED. An active GRAND boy is
IN wanted Immediately, by VIM. PRESCOTT
SMITH, Merchant Tailor, % second ST. II
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BURROWS THEATRE-Front Stree This favorlte
place OF amusement opens tonight for short season"
with company OF extraordinary talent. Among the
members we notice the names OF Mr.. ami Mrs WAL
lack, Mr. Burke, Mrs. Moss p, formerly Mrs. H.
Knight MI Marsh, from the Arch street Theatre, aud
several other performers ofgreat versatility of talent
The bill for 10 night consists of Bulwer'S beautiful
play of the "Lady of Lyons" and the laughabe farce
of the sSpectre 9ldcg room" together with the pleas
ing performances OF the son OF the 'Fdkir of Ava"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wallack will sustain the principal
characters in the "Lady Of Lyons" Seats can DC Sc
cured at the Box office during the day.
05- MEssRs. EOlToRS-Permit me, through the
medium of your columns, 10 invite the attention OF
the people OF Baltimore to most delightful watering
! place within seven miles OF The city. ! mean Wart-
mans White sulphur Springs The situation IS ex-
ceedingy healthy, and the water being Mighty medi
Gated proves very beneficial To persons in state of
convalescence or abOnng under disorders of chro-
mic character The table affords all the uxure5 and
subsantals Of the seas0a, served up plentidliY and
in the very best manner Inc attentions OF the gen.
temanly proprietor so courteous and ready, that
| the summer is made to pass off most plea
| sanity and happily to ALL II is easily approached by
! the Washington or Frederick roads, being but two
miles distant from either. On last Friday we had
the pleasure of enjoying some splendid music made
by the National Blues hue BRASS Band, under the
! management of Professor Volandt, which in our
! opinion was a little superior to any we have ever
heaTd-ihe members generally are good, but the
Messrs Voandt, beyond question, are thorough mu-
scians; indeed we were delighted to find that in a
very short time Baltimore could boast of Brass
| Bani that would compare well with any at the North
or East. There was also grand solo Patterned on
| the violin by gentleman recently from Europe,
which exhibited great al of talent and thorough
knowledge of music, After dark there was a bril-
liant illumination of all the grounds, which present
ed a grand appearance The large aud spacious din-
ing hall was now cleared for the Ball, and until
late hour at night the company enjoyed themselves
in dancing, WALKING, singing, sc. Thus ended this
jOv;a and festive day, without single occurrence to
mar the mirth or pleasure of the company IT.
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Recovery OF MIR. DUNKINsoN. This gen.
tlemau, we are glad TO learn from the Leon.
ardstown Beacon, is fast recovering from his
wounds. He is announced as candidate for
the legisla ture.
The Beacon also states that Jas T. Blake
stone, ESQ., has been discharged by the grand
jury from all participation in the death of Mr..
Ashcom.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE
We learn from the New York True Sun, that
the steamer Atlantic came in collision on
Thursday night with the sloop Andrew jack
son, by which Lucius Suite, fireman on board
the steamer was scalded to death, in conse-
quence of the boom of the sloop penetrating the
boiler some eight feet, and permitting the steam
to escape. None of the passengers were in
jured, though terribly frightened. The steam
er was considerably shattered.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLE. We note that Gen
Peter Sken Smith has retired from the edito-
rial chair of this spirited journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
FEMALE APPEARANCES.

We commend the following to the notice of all
our female readers, married and unmarred--more
especially TO the matrons. 1t points very truth
full moral-too truthful, as a general thing, to be
agreeable
| see friendship, love, common sense, and COM
mon honesty sacrificed every hour to what is called
pollteness. sec women every day, out of respect
as they say, their husbands, tcked out with bet
ter Dress with better looks, and with better humor
to recent strangers, than to receive husband the
rogues persuadlng the good, easy fool, when they
give other tneh cleaner table-cloth, and better
dinner, that they do it out of respect for him
"Abomnable! they treat the lord OF their ahec
tons the partner of their bed, the father of their
children worse than any other man-they do, in
deed; there's no denying it.
IT'S all wicked prohigate, cold hearted lie, and
they know it. They call it hospitality. Worse
and worse. Hospitality is not osentation. Hos
pitalIty Is simple and sincere. No-they want to
please asranger-to deceive him even for an hour:
to appear better off in the world than they really
are. They are secretly tired OF home-of that
plain, quiet, comfortable beautiful decency, which
makes home so dear to man.
Such women sure to be suts and hypocrites
just in proportion to the difference they make be-
tween their household and the world-the stranger
and their husband. They go sipshod about the
house-their caps on one sde-har flying loose
and themselves filter for horsepond than mar.
rage bed or dinner table, till in mercy to their
husband, some stranger knocks at the door.
Oh! but if you ask man 10 dinner with you,
you must give him something better than pork and
beans.
Not if | eat pork and beans myself
But he'll be offended.
Let him. He's fool if he expects to be treated
at my own house, by my own wife, better than |
myself am. Sir, can tell by looking at the plate
Of man, exactly how he is esteemed by the wo-
man at the head of the table.
OF course. The higher she esteen.s him, and
the more she loves him, the better will he be helped.
Exactly the reverse The husband will be worst
off; and if there be any particular, dear friend that
comes often-somebody to whom the family are
Under great obligation, you may know him by the
drumsticks on his Plate, the muddy cider, and the
small claws of the lobster
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
The conscious footman turned pale.


"What is this / hear?" said his MASTER aft
this woman gave you my purse, William why did
you not give it to me?"
The servant stammered out q denial but his
master insisted on his being searched, ald the
purse was found in his pocket.
john" said the gentleman, turning round, " you
shall be no loser by this affair." Here are ten gum
cas- for you; 90 home now, but will not forget
your wles honesty"
Within month, John Carson was settled in a
nice new slated house, which the squire had fur.
nished and made ready for him. What with his
wages, and the reward he got from the Judge, and
the ten guiueas for returning the purse, he well
to do in the world, and was soon able to stock a
small farm, where he lived respected all his days.
On his death bed, he gave his children the very
three advices which his master had given him on
parting:-
Never to take by-road when they could follow
the highway.
Never 70 lodge In the house where an old man
is married to young woman.
And, above all, to remember that honesty is the
best policy.