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CLEARED.


Br. brig Queen Victoria, Tucker, for Port Spain 1,
Trinidad, los Yates.
Bril- Err, Gunby, Gibraltar, VIM Howell 4 Sens,
SChr PauliHe Fields, Newbern, N G, master.
Schr POflia, Khwan, West Indies, Jos. Howell Il
Sons.
Schr Wilmington, French, Nassau, N. p, VIM.
Mason.
SAILED-Ship Euphrasia, BuRtin, for Liverpool,
from below in tow of steamer RClief) briggs Grow
Ter, Ulmer, Mobile; JustnG, Johnson, Gibraltar; Uni
ted States, York, Galvestoni ChIckasaw, Kendriek,
Boston; schrs Poula, Kirwan, West indies; Ellen,
Reed, LagHayra and Porto Cabelio; Baltimore La
i8urette, New York.
ARRIVED.
Rr. brig Somerset, Harvey, 'flOm D. mlrara, Nov,
9th, ballast to j. g, Yates Vessels lrn before re
ported. Spoke Dec 9Th, lat 10 10, Ion "a 81, brig
antine, with a deck load, showing signal blue, with
white in the centre, steering :. +; 7th, LAT "a Il,
Ion "a al, 'Andr1w J. Leighton" from New York,
bOu nd to san tago de Cuba
Schr Glcnroy, Perry, days from N. York, ballast,
TO master.
About uoon-Steamer Georgia, Cannon from Nor
folk Saw nothing in the hay bound up The G. left
Norfolk about her usual time, but detained by
the storm in the bay last night, which was very
Pilot beat Dolphin, -, fin a cruise, Reports brig
Kirkwood Haynie or Orleans got to sea loth inst.
Steamer Cambridge, Turner, from West River and
Annapolis Reports of the Three Sisters, brigan-
tiHe aud of Thomas Point another,
MEMORANDA,
Ships Mississippi, Harvey, for London; Revanche,
Vanier, and barque Tene de Fen Demeurisse, fer
Marseillts, all hence went to sea llth inst,
Brig Caroline, hound to Baltimore, was spoken
18th inst. by pilot boat at Norfolk fin cruise.
Brig Evelina Bandel, Clayposl, from Turks Island
for Baltimore, was seen coming into the Capes llth
inst, by Mr.. Lewis, pilot.
Brig Selma, Jackson, Of Baltimore, was at Rio de-
JaRemO Oct. %, TO sail 25ih for N Orleans.
Brig Swan, Bray, and schr A Adams, Adams for
Baltic ere, sailed FIN Bedford 18th inst.
Sehr Emeline, Bourne, from New York, arrived al
Norfolk 18Th inst bound to Baltimore
Schr Liberty, Moores, for BaltimJ lore, sailed from
Bath, l2ih.
5chr Joseph Turner Gibbs, for Baltimore, sailed
i'm Providence 18th inst.
Schrs Lydia, Post, nnd G |. eager, Buckingham
for Baltimore, cleared al 10Th inst
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MUFFs! MUFFsM MUFFsM

mOf .! mOF ." NUT Il o.!
Hat, cap, AND FANCY FUR STORE
n l.. BHcPHAIL, No, 1872 BALTIMORE ST,
eD next door to the Clipper office, has this day OPP
ened large invoice ofMUFFS, BOAS and VICTO-
RINE5 consisting of
LoAdon Lustred and Natural and NataraI Lynx,
Qarge ana very superOr) .MUFFS
Black and Natural Short Lynx do
Stone and Brown Martin do
Fitch, Blue Fox, and Siberian Squirrel do
Isabel Bear and Silver Badger do
Siberia Fox, "a beautiful arCle) do
Jenet, Alpaca and Rock Lynx do
Stone and Brown Martin, and Blue Fox
BOAS and VlCTORIAS
Ermne, Swan down and Pitch do do
A great variety OF low priced MUFFS, for misses
and children
G3- The above comprises one Of the largest and
most sp ndid nssOrtments ever before offered in this
city. Those in want of any OF the above articles
will find it decidedly to their advantage TO give
a call daft
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EAAVIS' DaGU"RR ADTYPE ROOMS,
~ (LATE fDRTER'S,)
IN EI.AMhI Nv RLLII nIMiLS

IN TT WNNITN BUILYIN'FN,
N. T. corner o. North md b Dlo, ,tTeeiS,
TO- En- lanc" IN North STREET, opposite the Pa
trint fec.
Likencsscs taken in clear or cEo1'dy pezther, aud
warranted nj to t.dc.
10 Hours Of operating from ga. NJ. to Pm
Having taken the rooms recently occupied by MI,
Porter and ed them to be remOdGlIGd, rested and
the arrangeEC ut Of lghl greatly improved the sub
scriber is prepared To execute correct and ee-
CANT Uagueuoetype Portraits, both Sngly and IN
art, and extensive ractcai experience in Chemistry,
(av-g been, forsevera years, joint proprietor OF J,
w & Il. w. Davis Drug and Chemical Establish
menI) together with superior instruments, apparatus
and materials. ana determined to spare no efforts to
please, the subscriber confidently hopes for share
OF public patronage
A small ROY wanted-apply above.
de5 " J. WISFAR DAVIS.
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VAN AMBUGGH ~ CO.'S nENA dERIE
ROMAN .dMPRITHR.8TRR,
N. CALVERT STREET,

MONDAY, I1th Fec, 1916.
FEfE Ii rroBretors would respectfully inform the
a public, that this immense and unrivailed col
lection OF the various and lnagnih EFT specimens OF
Animated Nature, will open Cor Public Exhibition on
MONDAY, the lith inst. The popularity and ceIe-
brty attached 10 this we'll known collection, renders
unnecessary the usual newspaper notices, which alG
thought to be iascparabIe from place of amusement
show. The study of Natural History is so import
ant that the public require bat the opportunity, to
avail themselves of its advantages.
o. Hours OF exhibition from Il to 4, and from g.
TO O'Clock q3- Admission 25 cents, children I'M
der years of age, l2s cts. APsRl d0ln
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IN. MAikFIa,

Il. VA KRIS
aS MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The sgAEcfihGr, having procured ibe ,Oymla oC DR.,
.. A. uanis' Aromatic and Astringont Mouth wash,
AMI Aromatic ana Dslstgoat CSth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the ruhiiC feeling assuy
ed tAht they wall meet wits general expectations
They combine in asjERni fgEyFP. an The inpUTs-
ant medical qualities U1iSE desirable Ior prgpayl-
tnss ~ the sort PosssFV Thsy cra~se the Teeth,
excite hnnthy action of The gums. aud'mpatt to the
slea,G NEST delioatIul fragrance,
;gE- Prepared and sold only by &, ?. ROGERS,
Druggist ard Chemist, c9sll; * Howard md Marion
GtrcSU, Balum2re, ai7lw ~ielNcA
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WORSVED. AIRS, NiCkER.
u SON ID selling Zephyr Worsted at 1874 per OF.
aQl No. II LEXINGTON STRE2T.
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ND ECRUTCS! RECRUITS!-WAN TEp.-
EG ONE HUNDRED strong active young men to
serve with ROCKET and MOUNTAIN HowITzER BAT
TERtEs, now preparing by the Ordnance Department,
for immediate departure,
In pay, provisions and c Othing this corps will be
superior 10 any other yet raised, and, from the kind
OF arms used, will constantly serve with the advance
Of the Army.
The highest character for courage and physical
ability will be required for admission into the corps.
Apply at the Rendezvous, No 50 3. FREDERICK
STREET Il. A. h. WALBACH,
03- A premium If two dollars will be paid to any
one bringing proper recruit to the Rendezvous.
deS-lm
vgyHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINATIVE.
~ GROWERS 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 pains, the
Cordia will be found Of incaculabe benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
blated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial Children while eGthing sHlrr great
amount 0f PAIN and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trOnble. The happy influence that
"Bowers' Infant COrdian eXerts, by lis very soothing
qualities, makes very desirable remedy in all such
cases. let family be without this Invaluable RENE
dy,-Price % cents.
For sale wholesale and by
G p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner Of Howard aud Marion streets,
And a. retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san. corner OF Madison and Howard SITS; DR.. f. II.
Perkins, corner Of Market and Green SITS. H. Lemon,
corner Of Market and P0ppc ton sis; a. 6. Ridgaiy,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts }. II. Perkins Bro
ther, corner of Green aud franklin SITS; IL w. An
drcws Hill ST. G.. X, Tyler, Of High and Mar
ket SITS; nr. T. RountrcG Bet Air Markets ThOs. &,
Hopkins, Broadway, FcH's Point; J, 3. Stanshury,
Thames ST.; G w. TIcK.t. Pratt and Eden st.; Il. J.,
Pitts High and Prs.is;C. p. RcIa-s, corner Of Paca
and Little Green street; Mr. RRburG Pratt and Paca
street d5lw-iel2 Gn
~TRTAJN pApH,R The suh. criheT /, rnr
" stantlv on hand an assortment of white CUR.
TAIN PAPER, suitable for Blinds, without doubling
or pasting CHEAP and convenient article.
Also, PAPERHANGINGS, Of everv deseripto
JOHN G. HOLLAND, az Gay street
daft opposite Frederick street,
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EUsT RECEIVED, a large lot of new and
eD popular wsTks at haf price.

eB popular wsEks at half price.
The Pioneers Of PerOte, containing journal kept
by the Au.AOr, who was captured by the Mexi-
cans at NJ Ter, Dec IS, 1872, ana released from
Perote May l6, ls44, l2c
Tns Dramatic Authors of America, By Jas. Rees, ID
The Warwick Woodlands, by Frank Forester, IL
The English woman in Egypt wr'. by her sister, ID
inpre sSiOns Of ireland and the Irish, IL
KAights of tBs Round Fable, IL
HecolIectioAs of the Ggentfu Life Of a Soldier,
by tie late Joseph Donaldson, sergeant in
the 9iti Scots Brigade, 10
History of the MuiGy at SGf4he:1 and the Nore u
Sketches 6 lmposGFe, Deception and Credulityul2
BahyiOn;an Princess, vols 2o
pnysic and Physicians, J vols. %
TogethAr with all the new works, newspapers, &c.
90 FCssac by
WIN. HARRISON,
General P, riodioal Agency, IS U. Baltimore st.
al Between Front and High SIS.
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SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- MANUFACTURY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention o.
the publ C to their new Seven Octave Concentrated
CRAM PIANOS, TIL Sc Pianos are n SEVEN
OCTAVE, in a case OF the usual sire Six Octave
PiamO-and for power of Tone and sweetness of
SQUAD, is to uhe admiration of all who have seen
them. We ant manufacturing them at the usual
prize Of Six Octave PianO-at S25n, 1900, $50,
and 500 and up, ALI. SEVEN OCTAVE, and war
raRled 10 BE- unsurpassed by any Othess manullctur
ed in this cOu"try.
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Tnstru-
menIs.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of every description
D3- Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arranged
and Bound
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT * BOSWELL,
R7tf No. ll2 Baltimore street.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN WARE
NOT,
SOUTH CHARLES STREET

" n - l. q y II l. T.,
q UST RECEIVED, fne assortment If
~ COIEON and PR lNTED WARE wei a.i,rd
TO wholesale trade. COp Try merchants are request
ed to call ana examine nv stock.
RETAIL
Also, hnoth large lot OF Flowing Blue, Ronp
Kong, Dinner Tea Toilet ann Bfraki,ist WARE. nj
entire new p1rerns. Tog thrY wi,t IA good a sock
of MOuied and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash. tiII
Jannhry /, 1917, after which time the subscriber viii,
remove 10 No. II Noria Howard street! '
@5- q persons indebted 20 }. 4. II. Jr., ere re-
Qnested 10 call and settle such accounts A. vve,r
contracted previous to Sept rs, 1896
olI-Jal JOSEPH =. HASTINGS Ii,
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DOCTOR LEACH
nfAU'Tssp

'H'N .
NO. q J. CALVERT sr,
(at the sign Of the golden
arm makes and inserts
the UPPER TEETH on
the bare CUM without
clasps or springs, in so
nice Il manner that they
cannot only be worn with
perfect ease and comfort,
hut will actually sustain
a weight Of from 10 to Is
lbs. Ye tOOthless ones
Gus performed in tip top
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WHyIDE BLACK GIMP FOR CLOAKs AND
w SCARF5. A large assortment of the above
goods just opened and for sale on pleasing terms.
JAMES Nj. HAIG, 1888 Baltimore street,
IA fri opposite the Clipper Office.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
n NEW FURNISHING WARE HOUSE,
NO. I79 BALTIMORE STREET,

4rH DOOR EAsr OF LIsHT.
CORTL.aN8 CO., Importers and Dealers in Fam
lily and Fancy HARDWARE, Table Cutlery, Tea
Trays and Walters, PLATED and BRITANNIA WARE
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRENDOLES, CHINA VASES,
Kitchen Utensils, Hollow Ware, Brushes Mats Wood
en- WARE, BASKETS, VARIETY GOODS AND
HOUSEKEEPINGAR ARTICLES, of every description,
Also manufacturers of PIanished Block Tin and
JAPANNED WARES.
The subscriber would call tAe attention of those
about commencing house keeping to their new and
large assortment of House Furnishing articles which
viii be found complete ia all its various branches,
and so laid in to offer the greatest inducements To
purchasers Old and young hoIse keepers will find
that our stock comprises decidedly the greatest vare
iy to be found in the city, to which additions are
constantly being made of every thing that is new,
convenient and beneficial To them.
IL shall be our endeavOur by the hest work, mode
rate chaiges, judicious impcnatlonS and selections
from the first American manufacturers, 10 merit a
continuance Of public patronage, and to render our
establishment place Of resort for House and Hotel
Keeper rs, owners of Steamboats, and others.
Purchasers should remember that we manufacture
and import the greatest portion of our goods, and are
consequently enabled to procure them at hrst cost,
aud to sell them terms equal to any establishment
IN the United States.
TO- Goods delivered in any quantity to any part Of
the city free of charge packed by experienced
hand for shipmGnt
me- "The Economist containing n catalogue Of
useful House Keeping Articles, &c. imported, man
ufactured aad for sale at our warero0ms, always on
CoRTLAN & Co, l79 Baltimore ST.,
dl 4lh door East of Light.
gTTRE! The subscriber has been anpoined AGENT
81 Of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL iNSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF PHI iLADELPHiA, and
having complied with the acquisitions nf the Law OF
the State % Maryland for Foreign Agencies.
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROpERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable raies,-and an old Fireman respect
fully sOci:s share Gfpublic patronage, al his OCe
No, %, South Calvert stree Baltimore.
JAMES l4OrEGROVE
sT-.yy d: n = u N -
as usual JAMES I.GVCGROVS
RICH TARTAN PLAiDS.
EUsT RECEIVED n fresh supply o. aicf
eB TARTAN PLAIDS, MI silk.
Rich Tartan Cashmere PladS
Do Oregon do
Super French MARINOES
super IYe'ch FLANNEL (@artlnj,d 40. 70
sirirh) only 20 cts
ALSO, Slo,iag out stock of DRESS SILKS and
SHAWLS, o. every description at reduced prices
BatgaiEs will be given.
]. EDWARD BIRD,
fel5 No. 2gq Baltimore sweet,
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NT{T iTIIGCS MERCURY OR COPAFIAs
w NO CURE, no PAY. The great remedy for
secret Diseases 0G all Kinds and in every toym and
stage is Or. CGLLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
Rem coy, composed eEu.eg Of American NuotS!-
cure vCnpreal diseases without even tire knowledge
IT Mercury % Rasam. The pr0PrslotS oflhi. mGti-
cine Obtain ii great cost directly tfor' an indian,
and nov oaer to The tsctcd an oppor'aHli, o oen4
cur, d. avoiding we taagar ST Mercury, AVID tie nau.
spaus ,aslr Of Rasam. This n. diciug is pleasant to
jhetastr and leaves no cG0r upcu ne mrath,
Prepared solely 9 R0wASp K WAIToN, and sold
Uh0l6aalg and rrug by Jos. r. Eowana, %I6 Narle I
street Phi'4. h's7, iH hiEaOrc ~ y. Y Robinson,
Conner ofSHy Tu@ saratoga strcSiei EluS'-C : Oy
rs! NIY-h NarG-i - ,cr; i1a,o .'sAshHry. t0. 81.
Il .aaavvay, rui,g Pua, Gordes s. Tutfual,, M lj2,
West pat suse.. ss2y
uNuNRslLK TWIST rRINGEs for gLOAKs,
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HNGNB SILK TWIST rRINGES for CLOAkS,
Az A tCstutifd asaor'rSsrl uf the above goods Oh
hand and ~ sale by "
LANES VI. HAIE,
d FL ASS Baltimore SsrCCL.
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w 4 r T&
6 1lEJUh2G ELENG' WANTED. of $500 Der
IA annum, il Immediate alpIiaa. ON be ui!ac 70
JAMES HANGE-oF
JAMES BARRY,
as 40, 81 second styrrf

/ Nv ''"HNiIS II th4R't'hiF tlIlltUI On Ne ~
| ia" rs HANEG--oF
JAMES BARRY,
| 40 No, 81 SECOND street.
| GU AHrED. !w.sa 80 rascAaso a nun,Ser o.
w COED house servants f0s a term Of yuats. Per.
Sous uavWE suUh >erVans for ale would On wei In
GlVa me cali. VIII give u liberal cash price for
them, Apply 10
L.F. 3COTII5 Intelligence Olape,
DIS M. 10 Gt5nanIa Ila,,,.
en- ~ uAltOn WAKTHD-By a young man
~ rom England who is fully aCQuain Ted vyI,h the
wholesale and retail Produce Business and win
make himself generally useful to his employer.
small salary w only be- eXpoc ed. Good references
given Apply az
l.. F.SCnTPS IutsHisence Osice,
% Old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place
A SITUATION H. WANTED in soma re-
IN spectacle Jobbing House by a yOuag man from
Virginia, who could COMMAND a considerable share
OF trade from the Valey--ihG best Of reIprenCes as
to character and ability, can be given. Address
al u'lS |hIce' OS If
N& ARTRD-YOun men, with or without Ca
w ptll, may hear OF fine opportunities to en-
gage in profitable business, by caIiingGn
SCOTIl'S intelligence Office,
Cd No. 10 Exchange Place
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b. brig Queen Victoria, Tucker, for Port Spain E,
trinidad, Jos Yates.
Brig Erie, Gunhy, Gibraltar, VIM Howel 4 Sens,
SChr Pauline Fields, Newbern, N G. master.
Schr Pot,ia, Kiwan, West Indies, JOS. Howell Il
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GOAL YARD. PHILIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
q Yard, FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, and Ofhce No.
rs COMMERCE STREET, four doors below Pratt,
The best varieties of ANTHRACITE Il CUMBBR-
LAND COAL, and at the lowest market prices.
n33u PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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Domestic lInpOrtatiOns.

New oRLEANs-Bark Geo Henry-l2oOo bushels wheat to
Goodhue * Co.
NEw oRLrAss-Brig VIM Dayis-2li bales hemp 10 rolls
leather Francis Burritt-is3 sacks Spoord eston
70.
Moslr--shp Uncas-553 bales cotton Cahoon & Kenny
81 do n g Pra-is7 do Dellinger Ames-l39 do Thorn
toni do bales wool bag do Goodhue Colo bales cot
ton VanDerwoost2s bids leather Center Cos cases
Holbrook, Nelson x Cog boxes Wood do w Scott
MoDnE Brig Wemmpka III bis cotton Lee * Cs-ios
Boger kne olaud-lO0 Surges Clearnan-32 Dellnger
Ames6 pkgs Moore-iO O Stone-23 Bradford Bird
sell-03 bis cotton order.
MogILE-Brg Metamora-lOo bis cotton Holbrook & Nell
son-i enter Col08 Bogar Kneeand-8l Dillinger *
Ames-9s Perkins, Hopkins Whites Parmelee Rogers
MoBLE.Brig Lancet-lo6 bales cotton. 43 casks allow
Badger s Peck.
SAyANSAH-Ship Hartford-l82 bales cotton Taft CO.
1913 do Casery69 VI Hand-270 TO order--2i Brig
SAvANNAH-Brig Augusta-l73 bales cotton parmelee *
kogsrs-iSs swain Co.g7 BonghaIdC66 Cot Y 20
bnrrels Z Johuson--l0 bales cotton to order
SAvANnAH-Bark Isaac Mead-5l bales cotton Bronson
1913 do L * II Graves-i8 do order.
CHARLEsToS-Ship Chareston-366 bales cotton
Co97 II hf do rice LeverchS2 cks do souter Bro
hers0o do Nakee Weber scott-lO do 10 bales cotton
CHARLEsToN-ship Anson-3o casks rice Earl. Porter
Colns-l20 les cotton Poirier Fnes-203 do De Rham y
Moare-2o do Z Dudley coz boxes mdse " a Kent-3
do + Carsy-s bbls Beverage co-6 bDis Vasse,-3
casks gloss Heirs John Clark bales Dbl indigo
Moses-2 boxes Hayiland Reese co9s bales cotton
Denuston co58 do II Leverich-lo do Sacket Becher
CHARLEsroN-Brg Chrstana-35oo pigs lead Rogers
Coi2 crates moss 80 bales cotton Adams Harhon24o
Leyerieh-8 pkgs w Motifs bags feathers Atwi
Burrit-7i Spofford, Tileston * Co.
CHARLEsToN-bark Edward-1 cks rice Leverieh-
IL Bprkmeyer-35 Atwster Mulord -l2l Porter Ere
osnaeprss Wei. SPRING. bT SWIM " Hogan-a' By,
Brothes- hf Dbl Pelot LIE Barbere-i trunk Parmee
Rodgers-l5 cks bbls Watson-2 cks TO order.
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his resources, the risk Of having it purchased
Over his head by some wealthy body OF men,
who had never spent or risked dollar in the en-
terpnse. This would be an act of glarng nius-
tee, that no Just government would countenance,
and that few citizens would submit TO oniety
Under the presumption laws of the Union, a
pioneer seeks a location Of land, erects house,
builds barns, improves the water course by the
erection OF mills, and opens up the soil by cultva
ton to its rich returns Of produce. On the day of
sale oy lne government, he pays the original cost
oil the SOL alone IL is not eXacted of him TO pay
for his dom'cn, his stabling, his mill improve
ments, &c &c, though IN these he risks nothing,
Tor by the eye alone he can perceive on the sur
face the value OF his lands and water. But in the
mineral region everything is risk, and until
thousands are spent, successfully or unsuccessful
ly, in digging into the bowels of the earth, it is
conjecture alone Aud who would thus spend his
money, unprotected by law, or with the certain
knowledge that the moment discovery was
made of some mineral likely to reward him for
his labor, the whole would be seized upon by
vernment. The thing is absurd, and surely
no member Of Congress, after reflection, would
countenance such a wrong. The object of the
government should be to aid in bringing forth the
great resources ofthe land increasing settlements
multiplying the means of life and comfort add
ing 10 the arts and sciences the greater means of
advancement, and becoming rich herself in the
strength of her people.
In the votes on this mineral bill III the House there
is one singular fact, appears from the yeas and
nays; The waigs. who are bank paper men,
voted generally III tavor Of reporting TO the House
this mineral bll while the opponents were most
ly hard money men, and friends of the sub-trea-
sury Now II this country is rich in minerals, as
some thiisk II ~, every ounce of silver brought
to6h, OF whatever cost TO the miners, will be of
co sequence to the supply Of currency, and hence
this apparent inconsistency was singular enough
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.

ot NaBSau Strcet,
pARTlCuLAR MOTTO E-Pauents residing IN any part
Of the Union, by writing full statement Of their stua
uon let the disease be Of what kind IL may-decate or IN
delicate private otherwise IL will be consulted py
the Members who daily for that purpose and the ne
cessary remedies with directions, Forwarded
In this instance the fee ISL which will include all er
penses, be enclosed, pest Psd and directed to
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where one of the Members-Doctor McDonnell-s IN con-
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the cure Of Gononhea elects Structures weakness
of the SEXUAL organs emissions and all discharges
the urehrs This powerful darets than
other remedy discovered, without interfering In
any way with business: Price 81 per pot
Prepared by the College IS the active principle OF the &C.
scroula rheumatism, cutaneous erupons enlarge
and pains Of the bones syphlic symptoms and the
train OF diseases inudcious of
and un.kilIu medical treatment Price, 81 bottle
bottles for S.
- NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
This valuable Alternative remedy in Syphs, both
primary aud constitutional Ii should be resorfed mme
datey after the first Of the disease Persons
who have euptons the skim venerea nodes
scrofuls disease arising from impure Of the
blood shou not be moment without It. Single bottles
$l-cases of half dozen, IS.
Carefully packed and forwarded all parts of the Union
w. y. DICKINSON. Agent 81 Nassau street
aus Imsr