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THIRD EDITION.
THE PRIVATE TREATISE,


This little work will be found invaluable ,
lst BY giving plain account of disorders
that CLOSELY RESEMBLE those of certain nature, it
prevents alarm expense Few of
the receptions existing this subject
2nd By ing faithfully the recipes as used IN
the authors practice which enables those who prefer
TO obtain compound the medicines themselves.
3rd. IL also explains a PRIVATE and CONVENIENT
mode of cure that can BE- found nowhere else. .
No other ork but this gives such instruction as really
TO enable individual TO HMsELr though several
pretend to do
The Private Treatise can be had only At 90 Greenwich
street. (prce ST. by post unbound. The author
be consulted Except Sunday or by post
these and every other disorder of the urinary Dis
KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and those rdrfeus urinary
affections which ignorantty called Crare or Stone
DISEASE THE BLADDER Sc, and ON which, whoever may
consult him. may depend receiving the most faithful and
deliberate attention. 90,
~ The tle Of the above work is nearly as possible
copied by some. 1eS WIN
CUBEBS. COPAIBA AND SARSAPARiLLA.
nR, GLOvER's COMPOUND EXTlACT.-This -
~ the speedy, the certfin and fecua remedy
for all private diseases is pleasant take Is tree IRON
smell taste and is in portable form bein concsntraton
Of all those remedies that have been founJ most
curing those diseases All those who have used this sr-
acknowledge its superiority Full disections accom-
it-price 81. DIR. Glover continues be consutedi
those difficult and protracted that re lue pIsctcse
perence He has attended obstinate and difficult c.ses
than any other physician hayng confined himself 10 an ONCE
practice for the Is this city Ills oces ave NO
dooT ~ e3Iw~
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MEDICAL CARD.
DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of lse Full

nOCTOK FAWCETT, consuiting Surgeon o. 80 FuI
bracng the following subjects Marrmony, mpotsney
aud serility anatomioaly physioogcaly and medically
modern treatment Of Syphilis. Secondary sy%gsons Con
tuna Em.sions andsii the consequences arising sell
pollution The Dos6 has devoted his attention for the hast
fifteen years this city the of the above
toned and from his extensive practice and long
perisnce in invesgat the Pathology Of the various sruo
Of the he all that
he permanent and radical His diplomas
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia ass hi. honorary
degree from the State 81 ousiana suspended large
frames in his Office LOG Fulton street.
Persons at distance enclosing 81 have CORY Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces a diseases
incidental TO females.
All prepaid and addresssdl Dr.. H. Fswssu 10
Fulton street. win receive due attention. mvls imbr
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Foreign lInPOrtatlOns.

MATANxAs-Brg Joseph Atkius-5 hhds 200 boxes sugar
1920 apples Reed Hoppock-3 bags coffee Spoford
Teston-l boz mdse Rodgers Ritchie-io do Boyer
bxs segars H @ Ennings-2 cs q Thurston.
PorcE. fR-schI Virginia Hodges hhds molasses So do
sugar Rowland < Aspinwell.
Cry ov Ut DoMiNoo-Bng Jesso-34so pcs mahogany Ay
mar co1260 do Rossiere Coo do 20 bales wax do
tobacco Meyer X Stucken.
ClENvuEeos-Brig Beze-iei hhds 80 IS bbls
Dunscomb & Beckwith.
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new Bedford OH Market.

g. sor the week ending July 81
sperm-Our market remains quiet we hear Of no
sales f1~'' w " ~
Whale.ws notice sales of 1000 bbls North West
and south Sea at 30 cents, cash
Whalebone.-Ws hear Of no sslss
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyicAIfoS.
.eto Orleans
Nh T~.-

following quotations Mess PORK 90 SO 80 rs Prime
- 90 beef, 70 62h 50 Prime is held at 81 81
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ATTEMPT TO KILL T F.. MARsHAIL.-The Louis

ATTEMPT TO MIL IF. MARsHAIL.-The Louis
vile Courier says Captain Thomas F. Marshall
made very narrow escape with his life on Monday
evening last. Several volunteers with whom he had
difficulty, their pistols aud pointed them full at his
breast three pulled triggers and strange fortunate
the caps all exploded without dschagng the deadly
contents, with which their pistols charged. II Is
probable the heavy ram Of that evening to which the
volunteers were exposed, dsmpened the powder, and
thus prevented explosion To this fact he was in
debted for his life. The offending volunteers were
promptly placed under arrest
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LAP-WELDED BUlLEk tLUES.
q FEET LONG, and from ~ to 5inches In dismeter-
THOMAS PROSSER,
AT iusrs Plat street, N. Y.
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BALTIMORE, July 8, 1916.
The Telegroph-Description ofa Murderer Theatrieal
--Miiitary-Soldiers from the Rio Gramde-- Stock
Board, &c.
The telegraph is now in perfect order. the clear
weather having cured all its ailments We may there.
FORE look for regular interchange of greetings
between the two cities.
No trace has yet been obtained of the whereabouts of
Lewis Cummings, for whose arreA $500 is offered by
the Mayor the murderer OF Lepat Carter the 4h
of July He is represented about IS or % years of
age is five feet eight nine inches in helght with full
hair little inclning to be red short behind grey eyes,
short slightly turned up; face rather round and
full slightly frecked; and when in conversation has
loud, strong voice speaking very positively There are
il is believed, marks with Indian ink both of
his arms He wore tweed frock coat and white hat
with Grape on il, at the time of the murder and gene
rally his neck handkerchief very low He has at
all lines sulen look; and in costume and general ap
pearance can be in moment recognised one Of the
b-hoys."
Burton has closed the Front street Theatre after four
performances, having each time crowded and over
flowing house Four nights is about the length that
theatrical seasons should be at Baltimore in order for
them to be profitable,
The Independent Greys returned yesterday from their
visit to Philadelphia highly gratfed with the reception
given them.
Eleven privates direct from Gen. Taylor's army
on the Rio Grande arrived here last night in the west
They intended for the recruiting service
this station and each and all of them were in the
battles Of the sth and 9th.
Sales OF Stocks aa Baltimore.
SrocK BOARD, July ISL 900 of Maryland es sold al ~
and some small lots Of Baltimore sold at g. 9s ss
MARYLAND es closed to-day 7 asked 1913 bid Baltimore
Railroad Bonds oa asked o BID Baltimore ana one
Railroad shares 10 asked, issk bid.
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BERMvpA-Brig Lady of the Lake-John Barr Miss Barr
Miss Alice Barr Mrs Saler. Mrs II Trott Miss Trott
Mrs Tstem, Miss Tatem Miss Smith, A Washington, w
NJ Smith, DIT Smith.
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SECRET DISEASE CURED

SECRET DISEASE CURED,
RY Botanic Physician that understands his business has
ID had extensive practice for has cured after
using all the boosted been savad and in the hos
pitas without benefit Those who wish to avoid imposition
ignorance keep their free from disease
and mercury should apply without delay 1887 Bowery
from tn O'Clock. r. " mv6 msr
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Mr. CuLLAMrR obtained the floor and at o'clock the
committee rose for the want Of quorum.
failed
The House called, and one hundred and seven
members answered to their
The doors closed to hear from absentees.
THE ABsENrEEs.
Mr. WINTHROP asked the House to excuse his col
league. Mr. Abbott. The weather was very hot the
thermometer at ninety and Mr. Abbott had gone home.
Mr. Mckay hoped that as the House had commenced,
cuses.
Mr. HOLMES of South Carolina lis in order to shu
the doors this hot weather?
The speakerThs rules require the doors to be clos
Mr. ApaMs. Of Mississippi moved to excuse his col
league [Mr. Davsi NJ Davis has been elected Colo
cused-ayes 80, naysA0
TO that State to attend to his professional business
Mr. McCoNSELL outside, but couldn't get into
cused
Mr. PnIcE.-Gone to the Excused
More than dozen gentlemen were excused on account
Mr. JoSrs of Tennessee moved that all further pro-
ceedings in the call be disposed Of The motion did not
prevail
Mr. AsHMur-I give notice that there absent 90
democrats and SO wings
Mr.. sAwrER.-And give notice that 1t is not true
there three democrats absent to wing Laugh
ter, n,.us =, r.,,..... .r.,.a . ,..o,,,,,, ,,.,
hereafter the fees to the sergeantatarms shall be paid
by the DELINQUENT members themselves and not out OK
the funds of the House.
The sPEAxER said the resolution not in order. as
there was not quorum present Voices" Let's bring
in enough to make quorum"
Mr. THoMrsoN, of Mississippi, proposed that the alb
shall not be relieved from the fee two dollars
unless they show cause why they absent.
Mr. j. II. ISGERsoLL.-Let the sergeant alarms 20
after them.
great deal of conversation took place and several
Intellectual motions made to suspend all further pro-
ceedings in the call.
motion was made at five o'clock to adjourn, and
decided in the negative-yeas As, nays so.
Mr.. Mckay offered a resolution that all members, who
have not been excused give reasons for their ABSENCE
on tomorrow morning, after the assembling of the
House and that the Clerk enter the record the names
OF the absentees for that purpose He showed prece
den-where the House had not only required to
be given the next day but at the session ensuing
Mr. DAVIS, of Kentucky, said the resolution could not
be entertaned-no quorum present
Mr. McKAY and Mr. STEPHENS maintained there was
express constitutional provision that each House may
take means to compel an attendance of it's members
After debates. and points Of order the resolution
agreed to.
And, at hafpsst o'clock, the House adjourned
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BsoKrR,' BohRp, JAY 70 shs Western Railroad ssx
10 do Eastern Railroad 1O3l do Old Colony Railroad
1908. 10 do Long Island Railroad 3o: Is do Norwich am
Worcester Railroad 10 So 20 rights Eastern Railroad &c
Eastern Railroad, 75c.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

&SOO WILL be required for the secret Dr.; GREGORY,
pOOO of Roosevelt street Chatham, has discovered
the of curing certain private disease in the short
restrictions $500 Patients will be charged from IS $40
for perfect Further information may be mad at Nos
Roosevelt street New York. Jy6 Iwsr
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FOR ME PILES.

nR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY, internal remedy, 10 q
~ certain for the Files either internal external.
bleeding blind Sold at No III Fulton Divson
and by the proprietor regularly educated physician Of
years. eHperisnc: confined to an Office prsetes vhs5s Pile
fce No. 1856 Bowery, four doors above Spring
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

DOCTOR LAMERT still confidently consulted II his
- old Office So Gold street, between Fulton Bsekmaa,
all diseases OF delicate his being mild
and Judicous neither mercary Diet
hndanee from business pursuits Recent cured In
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS Ok CONSTITUTIONAL, an
from frequent Indulgence Of the passions Of ds
youth and thereby nightly enssons and
ally confirmed impoency the Dr. strictes stenoa
s object being to restore the system enty and bodily 70
that state Of ygor nature originally designed
STICTURES disease frequently existing without the
being the least caused by mAleet
Of and BY Tie
neglect of the parties themselves the Dr. efsetuay
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few euahed advertising Sur
geonsn the city, perfect change made
Letters paid enclosing Fee Immediately attend u,
aud medicine with advice any part of the United
States.
Once 81 Gold street. Open from "a. M.tosr.M
30 imsrc
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.EDICAI1AND SURGICAL.

MO QUACKERY.-Dr. Morrison has been engaged for
the of all forms private
ture gonohea and debility, Arising from secret habit
Dr. NJ holds communion with pretended surgeons. See
his London diploma with the signatures OF the OF
amine of the Royal College OF Surgeons including Sir
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Carlisles &C., &c. m his Of
fee 204h Fulton st. Letters attended to. jy7 3rsrc
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PHILADELPHIA. July 8, 1886.
The magistracy in terrible state of agitation, on
account of the recent order of Judge Parsons They
consider his interference unconstitutional and meet
ing shortly to take place for the purpose of taking
measures to test the question They feel aggreved
at the order that since its promulgaton they have
pended the exercise of their functions and commtas of
Migrants and dsordey characters have been few and
far between. To-day, large number of the whites and
blacks Of the destitute class that crowd the prison
brought up to the courthouse, and the officers who
arrested them, together with the Aldermen by whom
they committed, having been subpGned his honor
enqured into the particulars Of each Old offenders
required to give bail for good behavior three
five hundred dollars for the period of six or twelve
months according to circumstances and in default wero
committed In other cases. where the charges were
trifng, their own recognzances were TAKEN and the
prisoners discharged. The Judge remarked that 1t
not the the to hinder the action tho
magisracy, but. the contrary with view inHict
punishment than in their power upon that
numerous class who in consequence Of the evils which
flow from habits of intoxcaton and vice, pass of
their time in prison The infection Of heavier sentences
and the requiring of bail for keeping the peace oud
he thought have tendency to reduce the number of
commttals and would render the offenders more eau
ous in their behavior when they succeeded in obtain
ing their liberty From the tenor of his remarks
it is evident that there has been msconcepton of the
intent of the order of Court and few words of explana
proposed action the part Of the magstacy be render
ed unnecessary They have been under the impression
that they denied the Of dischargng priso-
in toto when is evident from the wording
order that they only prohibited from discharging pr
on bail after the commencement Of the The
following is the order much complained Of
1t is ordered by this Court that the keeper of the
County Prison discharge prisoner from custody whs
is committed in default for appearance Court to await
his her trial who is committed vagrant
for dsorderly conduct breach Of the peace alter
the term of the Quarter Sessions has begun without
order direction from this Court but this direction
not be construed to interfere with discharges of those
committed during the term"
melancholy accident occurred yesterday evening"
the cellar of building in Third street
An Irish laborer, named Samuel Philips crushed to
death by the falling of part of old wall He was the
father Of nine children and brother was at work beside
him a. the time OF the accident
Sales OF Stocks mt PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST BOARD July $500 City SIS, 1870, 100.
AFTER SALES shs Penu Ins Co $50.
SECOND BOARDS 00J County 3. 1880 Oh; Sll0O Will
min gton RR 6's, 1858, so. =
ATTEs SALEs-s7UOO State SIS 67 10 shs Merchants B.nk
AK; do 2ia; $50 heading RR, 33h 1000 do bonds, 73
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TIE SILEN MEND IN NEED.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS, are a speedy
"A and rsdica for GonorrhGa Gee Strctures, all
uTethral Discharges Irritation of the Kidneys. Seminal
Weakness, and for all diseases proceeding strain
ed passions the solitary and destructive habits Of youth
They composed entirely of vegetable ingredients which
and the above dis
efecualy than other medicine
discovered.
Apothecaries Hall, 3s Catherine sreePice
81, with dire ctions. y8lwsm
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NO QUACkERY

No QUACkEK Y.
DOCTOR COOPER, IA Duane street, member OF the
- Royal College of Surgeons London is consulted conf
dentiay on all private diseases WHICH he cure. without
in few days A Practice twelve years enables Dr. g.
cure the most obstinate structures without pain.
Debility resulting from habit induleed in by young
protracted gs-ts syphtc eruption and ulcers
waited by quacks thoroughly cured by DrC perfect
and
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

THIS immense work OF will open for ExhbitiopAt the
Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway, Saturday, The 4th
July IL and beautiful miniature Of this
Metropolis in carved wood representing street. lance
Blu lding she'd the elevations and depressions the
shipping steamboats, whaves and every other object the
City the number Of millions Ii has been in progression
than year. and upwards of hundred xave
been employed its including some Of the hrs
artists, American and European. =:
tanning in different compartments Oil Paintings % some Of
the principal business establishments the City.
Doors open from 9 AM. TO 10 PM
Tickets Is be procured at the Principal hotels and
book and music stores. Season Tickets, so cents.
Children under 10 years Of age, hslfPree.
L. PORTER BELDEN Pr6psietor.
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ll I.hrnn,c and ACME di.asss. &c IL. ~.

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-such a.
~ Chronic and diseases Of the
Bladder, LencoThoeu Whites,
Uretlra, Structures,
Kidneys Seminal Weakness.
Also, Gonorrh1a, Inability,
elects, Weakness of the &e.
are speedily and eectuslly removed BY ADsneihys Botss
cal Pills, without particle OF mercury. They equally
suitable for They give tone and energy 70 the gsns
dcines For sale Apothocares Hall 8 Catharne and
at III Maiden Lane. Price 81. wh dr~crious a2s imsr
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
u entitled The Partisan Secret, Self Preservation "
perfect security against Sexual Disease, under all crcun
without the Of Medicine dsaesable
ersay and employed by fash
ion in Paris London, and other large cities,
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D.,
Ms% Wm. o. te raS;uy g, T OF
Rue de ST. Honore g. Paris.
For sale in New York only the Mason de sante" Ia
Fulton st.
Publ shed by Robert H. Dumon Legal Deputy for Dr.. L.
baum 100 Washington Boston. Price 62k copy
copies for 81 All orders should be addressed paid
TO Robert II. Dumont. above. a26 lm~m
FOR ME PILES.
DR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY, an internal remedy, 10 q
forf the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
ssSsS5
NO LOGGER
RUT CHANG Ed TO IS.


JI3- The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance Of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers numbGr has been changed
from % TO 3S of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABL q
BiTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which are liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from respecta-
BILE individuals all testtyng to the virtues Of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this ciy and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may he made to impose upon them
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his on the top Of the
cork, also fac smile Ot his name on the label the
side of the bottle. None other genuine: therefore
he rot deceived,
Isis RNrI-BiLIUUS PILLS are acknowledged
To he most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used and pronounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public
In addition 10 the above he haa many other VI EUi.
CINAL PREPARATIONS, Of his own manufacture.
together with great v3rPty ol PEKFUMERY cata
he W arrants to he equal 10 any in the city.
TOT us GOULEN, No sc Batmor" street,
HctWcen Frederick and Harrison street,,
And near Centre Market
II. Is, Remember the No, 3S. as the genuine arts.
cls for sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
EHn LARSREWARD. DOCTOR
III NgQg ST. ORM = SPECIEIG COMPNIINn- Gar

nc. &c, and all other unnatural discharges from the
ufetha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known 10 fail 10
e1ieCt permanent cuIe, ono too, the shortest nos
sIDle llmv. should This medicine fail TO effect cure
where 1t has been taken according directions re-
turn the empty vial and get back the money. WHY
thea spend both time and money with such quac nos
trums as cannot be depended upon; when, or 81 YOU
can purchase pleasant, safe, az spet dy cule com
posed solely Of vegetable sHbsta, ce? One hundred
doats VIII he paid TO any 0ne who Will produce
medicine TO equal This compound, who will prove
that II cOntalhs any mineral substance whatever
N. u. This medicine can bt had OF james p, Wn.
llanDson cor. High and Gay-sts. 20. IT,; Jos. Saw
yer, cor OF Paca and Pratt sis; and Of E. Y Fornsy
cor. Of Clay and Euaw-sls.
In "a ashingon-oi G.. scott, corner of 7th-st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner Of
3lh ST. ana fChhs yiVania Avenue. ali
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 20, 1876.

The weather to-day is severe, Since the
sweeping snow storm Of last night, the wind
has chopped round to the northwest, and we
have now some indications of fusty night
The snow that fell last night iii such large
fakes did not abide; it has yielded to the melting
influence OF the sun, so that but very little can
be seen either on Pennsy ylvania avenue, or even
on the roofs of the highest buildings in our city.
The Req. Orui!Ls De,oey ID. d., whose two
profound and eloquent discourses last Sunday
at the Unitarian church, caused 50 great sem
saton in the religious circles of this metropolis,
breaches Tomorrow morning at the Capitol by
invitation. am glad of this, as feel assured
that great number of persons who could not
be accommodated for want of room in the Uni
tartan church, will now have an opportunity
of hearing at least one discourse from pro-
found and distinguished divine, whose reputa-
ton can at altimes and in all places attract an
enlightened and crowded congregation. Dr.
Dewey will preach in the evening at the Uni.
tartan church, which, although neat and COM
Iaodious edi6Ce, with an excellent choir and
splendid organ, will not hold more than about
GOO persons comfortably.