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- ECRET DISEA SEES !-BUTLER'S COM
~ POUND BALSAMIC MIXTURE, pleasant
safe, and certain cure for all cases of GONoRR-
HQEA AND elects.
In consequence of the many useless Mixtures
and Pills recommended for these complaints, il is
necessary 10 publicly announce that this Medicine
is the best known for the immediate removal of
these troublesome and unpleasant diseases. But
ter's Mixture cures where Pills, Drops, Electua-
Tries, Copaiva and Nitre and Harlem Oil will have
effect. 1t Is therefore recommended as the first
remedy to be tried in all cases. when recent Ono
Bottle generally produces permanent cure. Be care
full of counterfeits The only true Agents are
Chas. III Heinitsh, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos Ro-
rtson " Cornlck, Norfolk. Dec 30.
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DIR. SWAYNE7S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
The great remedyfor Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com
plant, Splitting Blood, Difficulty of breathing,
Pain in the Side. and Breast, Palpiaton of
the Heart. Influenza, Group, Broken
Consumption. Sore Throat, Ner-
vous Debility, and all Diseas-
of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs the most
cffectual cure for
the above dis
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NEW & FASHION

~ u w W FASFIION
ABLE GOODS.-I have lust
returned with a new and spIen.
did assortmentof Gold, Silver
Lepine, Lever, and Verge
w atches, Gold Guards, alargc
lot of Breast Pins. an unusual
large stock, Gold Fob and Vest
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING

The Subscriber respectful.
ly inform the inhabitants OF
Portsmouth and Norfolk, thar
he has commenced tho WATCH
AND CLOCK REPAIRtNo Bust
NESS, at the Stand formerly
occupied by g. w. Heydon,
and he would say to the Pub
l,~ fbat kc hoe so.x,o1 q $780,
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1T NEW Err FALSE!
DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA

L "A.
SBERSONS afflicted with Scrofula, Kings Evil,
e. Cancer, ErysiPeIas, Old Sores, Ulcers, letter,
neleunal Diseases, or any other complaints arising
rom Impurities of the Blood, are requested to read
ue Iollowlng testimonials, in proof of the wonderful
properties of the above named medicine,
READ! READ! READ!!!
we, the undersigned, having visited Nh Isaac
bfoeks, Jr at the office OF Messrs RCwand s. Wal
ton, $40 Market street, Philadelphia consider his
case the most arkabIe enc we have ever witness
ed or heard Of His disease was sCROFULA and
with the destroyer!
His PALATE, the ENTIRE Roor Of his MouTa his
NOSE. UPPER LIP, and lower lid of The RIGHT EYE
have been destroyed, his FACE nearlg eaten up and
part Of the JAW BONE carried away And vet we
can give no description of his case,
Mr.. b. informs us that in January hast, the whole
interior OF his mouth, well as most of his face,
was mass OF deep and painful ulcers!
TN the ldth 0' January last he mWcnced taking
Dr.CuLLEN'SINDIAN VEGETABLE PANACBA,
which checked the disease in few days and from
mat time The cure has progressed without mlsrms-
sion
New flesh has supplied the place ofte deer ulcers,
and though adly disfguTed hi. face is sound, and
his general health is restored.
we are assured hatR the treatment OF Nj. BrOOks'
east, no MhltC UhlAI.S; ontments, rCA9sTIc aP-
ALONE has wrought this wonderful change.
David Smith, Bucks CO, Pennsylvania; Charles l.
EOwaHd, MEANWHILE, Crawford go. Pennsylvauia;
Jones, " South Second-st, Philadelphia; jacob
Lee, PemberiOu, jersey; w Carr. 440 Fourth,
above foplar-st, Liberties; = Mccullough, Laacas-
Icr Pennsylvania; r NJ Maddox, % n Elevenh-st,
P 1 w HPh' ''u W 40 Hnuu-st uoi
To-, ,,is, ia KIN nii 'u' w 'l'ssnuI', ,dHLe lta-
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$50 iJlsl-St. Philadelphia; William Stee!!ing, NJ d
.,'u, We" ISLStyi W.Ilahi halr, $40 u.ghtst;
'rt mn II on i Mdhu.acuref Oh NheTm
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hee) Aaron Sands, l64 Catharine-st Philadelphia;
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q EEDICAL CARD!
VIZ PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,


IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASED
DIR. H.ARRTS' OFFICE, Lock lNFIRNARV, No.
ID &. PRATT STREET, between President st. and
the Bridge. Disease driven out instead &c heiug turn
ed in upon the constitution Who viii usk health
and life by taking specific or co5nPoun', administer
cd TO all Giitr without regard - constitution. 4yap
tom, siege of disease, VIXEN, for the s1mn money
they obtain the advice Fud WeuuHeLl OF sAillfu
and experienced Physician!
UR. HARRIS, distinguished graduate o! Cam
bridge, united with emEcHt pra, .tJa,r to.G New
Orleans, is well known TO The citizens u baltimore
Is a skiiGl AMI experienced Physician, TIE makes
40 promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted, II is gives IN writ
tng, 50 there can be no E.&iIkC!
REMEMBEk THIS!
No Mercury, Basam disgusting Oils or tetrd Drugs,
taiutS his remedies. They made Of sv Get but
powerful Vegetable conpounds-purifying the blood,
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease ont
instead OC throwing it into the system to break out
afterwards with renewed viruence. Syphilis, Co.
PoTthGa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness, In-
voluntary Omissions, SwelIeG Glands, or any mham-
nation of the members, with affections of TIE kid
neys OF bladder, treated with prompskIll and speed
:" cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. Thesa painful and dan
gcrous diseases Or. Ii. pledges lis reputation 10 eff
tectual'y cure in few days viii out surgical opera
lion or hihdrance from business. Persons ct dis
lance may consult Or, H. by Letter (pos paid) and be
cured n home. Medicines iuTWalded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence Observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms. Open
from in the morning till IL O'Clock at night.
NJ Observ the slgus upon the window and the
door. iySl.tE
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AN INGENIOUS Trick. One Of the prison
ers at Sing Sing escaped on Wednesday last by
an ingenious expedient. The keepers at night
ascertain that each prisoner is in his cell by the
hand, which is thrust through the bars. The
prisoner manufactured hand, and employed
one of his fellow prisoners to stick it in the bars
of his cell, while he himself remained in the
workshops, from which he easily escaped. He
had carved the hand in his call, carrying out
the shavings every morning to the workshop.
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A SAD MISTAKE. V.B Howard, worthy
clerk in the post Office at Dayton, Ohio, was
last spring charged with purloning 5000 from
a letter which Mossrs. Chambers & Harris, of
that city, deposited in the Office TO be sent to
Springfield, but which never camo to hand
The charge against How ard almost drove him
to despair. He Immediately resigned and vol
unteered for Mexico, where, being ola feeble
constitution, he fell prey to disease and died
on the march from Matamoras to Camargo.-
Last week the letter with the money, was re-
turned from the dead letter Office at Washing
ton, having been misdirected
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For the Baltimore CIiPper.l
MOON LIGHT AND LAMP LIG

An immense improvement has taken place, in
lighting our city, since had the pleasure OF
addressing II few remarks upon that sui act
through the medium ofS our valuable ndcpen-
dent journal. 1t far exceeds my most SAN
gune pectations-my hopes, and even my
desires
My object was that our citizens as well as
strangers, should realize the advantages of
lamp light, to guide their steps, betOr ethe rising
ot the moon, and after that orb had descended
the horizon in the West, for obvious reasons,
stated IN my communications If | have been
instrumental is effecling the recent improve
ments, my designs have been maniestly mis-
understood; and instead Of bene6tting either
citizens or strangers, it has not only proved
nuLatory; but imposed upon our Watchmen
great additional labor, aud large aste OF oil,
the cost OF which, of course, will be found
CHARGED to the tax payers of the city.
will give you IA few facts, which hope
may attract the attention Of the proper au-
;horities, as well as the fathers Oflhe city, who
will soon assemble to regulate matters and
things III general, for the ensuing year
On Thursday evening last, although, at sun
down, the nearly halI'Grbed moon was at meri-
dian, the whole of tho lamps throughout the
city were fully lighted; by whose orders 1t Is
not my province to enquire: ] merely state tlo
fact and vouch for lis truth
On Friday night, with a clear and cloudless
atmosphere, the moon shone brilliantly, as
though she also was rcveing, in holiday at
tire, at The event Christian were cele-
braling that day, So il ,cas ruth our ctu
!nnps-they we're tcIIjclng throughout the
Whole extent otour city, as lar as it VAS prac-
ucahle for tier light to peer thro' smoky,
dingy, unwashed glaSs--unlll about ten O'Clock
when the industry and labor Of the Watchmon
was second time, called into rpqusition for
mat night, suddenly 70 cXtngulsh them. 1t
had been discovered that the moon had risen
On Saturday night had occasion to visit the
lower portion Of the city; and to my surprise
and establishment, found the southern limits
from Light street, Gncuding one side Of ,lti-
more ST. 20 HaIford rdn, thence along Wiki
st, and the line O The Basin to the place of be-
ginning with the exception Of an occasional
patch luxuflatlng IN moon light and lamp Hght
As lew persons, perhaps, specially noted the
fact, and as | am particularly hostile. rs an
old fashioned democrat, to monopoiits Of any
kind, | avail ny self OF your kindness solemny
to protest against such proceedings, and invite
the CO. operation of all who are interested i'm
footing bills for such oXtravaganzls, to aid IN
correcting the procedure.
Yours respectfully, YATOR
Z. S. | had almost forgotten 10 state, that,
IN tTaversing the taap lighted district, The lurid
glare Of the lamps actually cast pcrccpibie
shadow Of my person upon the pruemenu and
that we had nothing bat moon light on Sunday
night V.
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BALTIMORE lock HOspTrAL

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mind and body. This remedy will also cure Impotcn-
| cy, and every symptom of a
! SECRET DISEASE.
tURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
| IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
| Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET.
ON the right hand side going from Baltlmorc-St. 2nd
u rom thG c"rner-rght opposite the Police Office.
Bc particular IN observing the name on the door and
"Ihdow, or you will mistake the place.
DR. HNSTON,
distinguished graduate from one of the first Colleges
III th' 'hltcd States which may be by his Diplo.
ma also, member Of the ROYAL ColIrne of surgeons
ana lhcchtc OF the ApOthccary's Hall, London; aud
me greater part of whose life has been spent in the first
Hospitals OF Europe and America, viz: those of Lon
Diseases but more particularly
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
Nn'n 'lc misguided and inpnldcnt votary OF plea
sure mas he has mblhcd the seeds Of this painful dis
ease, II TOO often happens that iltimcd sense of
shame, or dread Of discovery, dctcrS him from appv
ing To those who, from education and reSprctabiiity
can aohc brnrd him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms OF this horrid disease make their appearance
such rs liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pans M the head and limbs dimneSs of sight deafness
NODES on the shin bones aud arms blotchrs ON the
mead face and cYtrcmctc% progress ON with frightfl
Ialul! I'LL al last Tn" palate of the mouth the bones
81 tl' nose tall IN and the victim of this awful disease
Incomes h"rnd object of commsscraiom, til death
pu' a period I" his dreadful Sulicrngs, by sending him
I" that bourne whence no traveller returns" 70
such, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledges himself to
preserve the most inv iOahIr >ccrrcy and from his y
! u'SNr lHlrucc IN ihc first hospitals Of Europe and
America, ne can confidently recommend safe and
speedy cure to the unfortunate victim Of this horid dis
| case,
tits melancholy fact. that thou ands f; victims to
ulN hod disease owing 10 the uuSkilltllucSS OF men,
VINO by lhe use of that deadly poison, mercury, rum
the constitution, and either send the unfortunate suffer
or To an ullmry grave or else make the residue OF his
life miserable.
GONORRHOIA AND GLEET CURED. by the
most speedy and the most pleasant remedy known. 10
no other phNSrl1n II requires no restraint Of diet or
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A FAMILY MEETING. In New York, last
Christmas, there was family meeting of eight
children, brother and seven sisters, whose
united ages are FIVE hundred and fourteen years,
being an average of over sixty-four years
They were all in the enjoyment of excellent
heaith.
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FURTHER MEXICAN News. The New
Orleans Picavunn contains some additional
;,,,,.. 81 ,o,,., g. -, M. C
'''.'' -'''>'''' '''i "''"'' we
eA'Fac' 'Ie ioll""lng:
On the lOth Of November, by order of
Santa Anna, GRAND mass was celebrated. all
the officers OF the army being present. 10 i'm
Plorc the Divine aid for the happy issue Of
the war. The same night, the termination
Of the armistcc was to be celebrated by Il
grand Scrcmadc.
Thc reports from chihuahua Were that the
Government had organized force of POO
regulars and 10000 volunteers. with fifteen
pieces or artillery and that all were to march
against the enemy on the 9Th Of November.
We do not believe the half Of it.
\ communication had been received from
Sinaloa, dated the 2Sth October. stating that
Capt Flores, with few regulars and some
volunteers, had routed a party of North Anne
ricans. Il was added that at Los Anrelas the
Indians had mastered one hundred and fifty
American sailors acting as soldiers.
Thenegotiations between Com. Conner and
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RELIEF TO IRELAND.

Bread. bread! bread for the dying
The faintlug, the gaSping and signing,
The heart of poor Ireland is crying
For bread
Bread bread for the weak man,
So stalwart before,
Who CHASTITY and ghOStlke
Now crawls from his door;
And bread for that Maiden
Who faintng ere while!
Was walked into life
With a lunatC smile.
Bread bread for the Mothers,
So slecpless and pale:
Whose offspring cling round them
With a SOrrowing wall!
Hear We not a shrick'
How il picrccs the air,
The voice of the lamisah
The cry of despair!
Q give something for HIM,
Who has blessed here our store,
And who looks with deep love
On the friends Of the poor
Bread bread. bread for the dyin g
The fainting, and gaSping and signing,
The heart of poor Ireland is crying
For bread.
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DEBT &C PENNSYLVANIA On the 2Olh
Nov, 1888, tho State debt of Pennsylvania
was S2l ,627. $50 80. 1t is now, after period
of 10 years, $40, 7s9, $500. The revenue of
the past year has equaed the expenditures, an
event which has not before occurred for lony
period. There is no reasonable doubt that the
february interest will be punctualy paid.
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HEAVY VGRDICr. Mrs. Collins, one Of the
Sufferers by the explosion ofthe steamboat Cut
ter, at Plttsburg, two years ago, has just reco-
vsrcd ST 500 damages from the owners
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A RUMoR 1t was rumorcd in Philadelphia
on Sunday, but not credited, shat news had
reached the city, to the effect that the Castle
Of San Juan d'UIIoa had been taken possession
Of by our forces.
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STUDENTS VALoR. One of the volunteer
companies now raising in Boston, is sid Q DC
composed entirely students of law aud medi-
cine.
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ARRIVAL eF SrEcIE. Tho Spanish ship
Bueanaventura, arrived at New Orleans on the
18th from Havana, brought $44 400 in specie,
consigned TO Lnpeyre, Harispe s, Go.
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PRICE ONE CENT
e @ALTlMO LOCK INkIKMARY,
AS No, 10 e. PRATT STREET,

GALG1mOkE LOCK INEIkMAlSY,
~ No. 10 e. PRATT STREET,
~ seven doOIs east of he Bridge.
me Oldest institution in Baltimore for the cure of
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS.
go tSUoCEssoR TO DR., HtTzaLBRRaRR)
Challenges The world TO produce cure m0le CERTAIN
speedy and permanent than be now offers 10 the
afflicted his recent extensive medical tour has nut
MIN IN possession of the grand scientific secret, of
not only eradicatRp the lurking poison of vrneriaI
venom hut OF restoring the shattered constitution to
us pristine vigor' DR.. II. confidently assures the
victims OF vent real disease that he can in an un-
paalcied short space of time, restore the patient 10
perfect health without resOrting TO The naUseous and
deeteriOus drugs too often administered by quacks
lMPOTENCY, troa whatever cause arising ard
It's sources are various, Dr. II. edges himself to re-
move permanently ANA eiectuay, Restoring 10 their
tull Vgor the VrUle powers. Those addicted to HE
solitary vice, or who may be suffering from frn.T
indulgence ProstratOn of mental and physical en-
crgies would find it much to their interest Ia apply
rIhef by letter posl paid) or in person, 70 Dr. H.,
whom they may place the most implicit confidence,
for honorable secrecy and efficient aid. Office hours
rom A. to IL p. NJ. aplA.n
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A young girl of Gucrn went 10 her garnet, and when
found almost dying for wantuf food she taken care
of only to awake maniac!
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The CHEROKEE INDIANS. The National
Council Of the Cherokee Nation, seems to be
intent on iurthering public instruction in the
Nation. 1t has directed the establishment OF
two public schools, one for males, and the 9TH
or for females, and it is probable Manual La
bor School, for Orphans, will also be set in OPP
GRAFTON.
ILLINeIs SENATOR. Judge Douglass has
been elected 10 the U, S. Senate from this
State.
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BLAsTING Experiments upon the appIica-
bility Of gun cotton to the purposes ofbasting
rocks in mines have been made The result
has surpassed expectations
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NRESSTNG GOWNS. K. DONOuIrE, nr.t,
ny per and Faor, No 30 GERMAN STREET
"a few doors east of Sharp-st has a few more Of
those Garments left, He is thankful for past favors
and solicits continuance Of TIE public patronage.
\. B. An apprentice wanted--0ue of industrious
habits and good moral character, nlI-lawtJaI
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The New TARIFF. The New York Tri-
bune says that the business in the Custom
House in that city continues to fall off as COM
pared with last December, and the increase Of
the first week has been nearly absorbed by the
deficiencies since. The receipts last week were
less than 100000, showing decrease ofsome
20 or $4,000.
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The Dramatic Authors of America, by Jas. Recs IL
The warwick woodlands, by Frank Forester, II
The English Woman in Egypt, written by her sister II
impressions OF Ireland and the Irish, II
Knights of the Round Table 10
RecollectionS of the evcnttul Life of a Soldier, ly
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History of the Mutny at Sphcad and the More, II
Sketches of Imposmc, Deception and Credulity. II
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BoMB SHELLS. There are six hundred and
twenty tons bomb-sheII3 at the western rail-
road depot, in Albany, which were manu.ac-
turod at Troy, destined for the Gulf of Mexi-
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TUNO THE 100000 READERS
u OF TIE ClIPRER

Es1hc subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that in consequence of the numerous applications ht
erto made 10 him. for the furnishing of original pieces
of poetry songs, acroScs SOnnets for Albums adyer
tiScmcnts in prose and rhyme, original letters obituary
notices, notices Music and the Drama aud in short
all descriptions of composition, he is prepared TO fur
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immediate attention, Application personally or if by
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M CnmmImic SirirEAL com fdcnLiL no -
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MELANCHOLY DEATH. Mr.. Thos G. Har-
rison, wealthy and respectable man, in Fau-
quier county, Va, bowed his own brains out
on the evening of the 10th inst, with shot
load entering his forehead near the
eye. lie was supposed to be under a religious
excitement some time before his death.
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the disease.
nOCVOn uHuuTS