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Just Published IA a Sealed ERrel0Te.
4 LECTURE on TIE NATURE. TREAT
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BN ROB. J. CULVERVTElL. n. D..
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DR.. LELhND'S
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Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
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AID a sUEE CUEE ron
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and give temporary relief only. BY this treat
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es the disease through the pores Of the skin,
eiiectiog n eray instance = perfect crre- and
restores the parts afflicted T. healthy c0Ditjon-
This hand i also a LOST powerful AoT--1iHsCC-
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from the peT8aeiois eff,cts Of mercury. EIoier-
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PRICE 1900. 10 be had of Druggists generally,
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To CnEsVNPTzv ES.

2 The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a very few weeks 10y very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump-
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To all who desire it, lie will send copy Of the
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TINA, Bronchitis, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene
lit the afflicted. and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable. and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
October %, 1SG1-3ms.
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Ayers Cherry peCtoral,
FOR THE GArID CUEE or
Coughs, Colds. Influenza. IToarseness,
Croup. bronchitis. IIIcipient COnsUmP-
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This Is 4 remedy so universally known ~--nRSs
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sor living trophy their midst of lis victory fe
subtle and dangerous disorders of te froat and lung
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these isc-ls
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public are hereby warned not to haEbor or en-
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November 6, I861-3to
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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

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STRAY HORSE.-Clme to the residence
- of the subscriber in Carroll township,
Cambria county. about the 18th, day of Oct
last, an iron grey, or strawberry roam Horse,
with white fore legs. white stripe on the
forehead, three years old las Spring. The
owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away;
otherwise lie will be disposed Of according to
Inv. TERRENCkDELZIER.
ClrrOU tp., Nov. 20, 1851 ct.
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We publish elsewhere the official report of Cen
eral MCDOWELL, the officer in command of the
Federal forces at the battle of Bull Run What
ever its dement's may be in other respects, it ef-
fectually dsposes of the various candrds of the
New York press in relation to the cause of the re-
treat of the troops 1t also acitly admits that the
victory was won by the Confederates, by dint of
hard fighting, and not by any means, in conse-
quence ofthe cowardice of fat Lieutenant, or of
panic among the teamsters and civilians. Cen
eral MCDOWELL scouts the idea Of the march TO the
battle field being calculated to exhaust the strength
OF the regiments that were brought into action;
and states further, that, instead of being led
against the enemy without partakng of food the
troops were furnished with three days rations
We shall get at the truth after awhile. The num-
Der fkied is set down in the report at officers
and 462 rank and file; but this must have been
mere guess work. it was left to the Confederates
to bury the dead. The number of wounded is
stated at GA officers and 947 rank and file. This
may possibly be correct, far relates to those
that were brought from the field; but the estimate
certainly cannot embrace the very large num-
Der of wounded in the hands of the Confederates.
General Mcdowell does not even venture to sur
mise as to the number Of missing He leaves it
wholly to conjecture He simply says, that some
of those that were reported missing have returned
| since-that some have strayed away into other
regiments, which is, of itself, singular admis.
sion-and that many Of the Zouaves, who were
supposed to have been taken prisoners, hare been
| heard Of in Neec York-which is delicate way o.
acknowledging that they had deserted and gont
home. Any one who reads carefully the report
will rise from its perusal with an impression
amounting almost TO conviction that, so far a!
the list of casualties is concerned it betrays s
studied attempt at concealment. The list pre-
viously published, of the losses incurred by seye,
Of the regiments engaged in the battle-with tn,
names of the killed and wounded appended
shows larger number placed hors de combat thar
General Mcdowell gives as the aggregate loss o
the three divisons-composed Of some tairty o.
h,rty.tve reg'naents-that took part in the fight
No one, therefore, but the most credulous of read
ers, will accept the official report as worthy of en-
tire credence, or will venture to quote it, in tn
face of the well established facts by which some O
lts important statements are controversial
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The Prisoners ut Diamond Fort.

We have been shown letter from gentleman
in New York, who after much difficulty succeeded
in getting access to the commanding officers at Fort
Diamond. He was, however, not permitted to
have an interview with the prisoners, or to COM
municate with them. We take the following ex-
tract from the letter:
'No one seemed to have any correct information
ABOUT them, or where they were placed so that 7
have met with little delay in getting the mfr
nation. l applied at the Headquarters of our State
Government, but the General commanding being
absent, his Deputy knew nothing about them ex
cept that the General could give no passport i
then applied at the Headquarters of the U. s.
Army, but could get no information from his
Deputy In the absence of Colonel Scott, until the
next day. He informed me that he had no authori-
ty to give passports, and recommended me to an
ply to the commanding officer at Fort Hamilton
for Information. proceeded there at once (about
seven or eight miles below the city,, and saw Col
Burke, the commanding officer OF Fort Hamilton.
and also OF the Diamond, in the latter of which
the unfortunate Commissioners are placed. This
Fort IS surrounded by water, and located between
Fort Hamilton, on Long Island, and Fort Rich
mond, on Staten Island. Colonel Burke informed
me that 1t was contrary to the rules for any one to
be allowed to the prisoners, but that thew were
comfortably situated and well; that they had the
range of the inside of the Fort, and he had sent I'D
to the city for some little things to add to their
comfort, and had met with some DELAY, which in
future would be avoided; that his orders from Gen
Scott were to make them comfortable"
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the biterest opponent of the Republican party
had the privilege OF framing policy for the LIN
COLIN Administration it would have been impos-
devised plan as utterly ruinous and destructive
as the one they have, themselves, adopted This
last act passed at the close of the late session. is
but the crowning folly to all their previous mad
ness. We can now rest assured, that the Admin
istraton has taken the most effectual means to
raise up enemies against itself in every household
IN the land; and that well as Mr.. LINCOLN and Mr.
CHASE may have hitherto been able to Withstand
the attacks OF their antagonists it is not at all I'M
likely that they may, ere long, be forced to sue
cumb under the pressure OF the female housekeeping
Indignation which they have now brought down
on their devoted heads.
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FEMALE CoMPosIroRs.-Miss Emily Faithful, who
manages the Victoria printing office, in London,
reports that "there eighteen young women at
the Victoria Press, who are making considerable
progress as compositors, and there are but three
men employed in training and clicking for these
apprentices In the press-room men only are en-
ployed, as that branch of the business is unsuitable
for women. The Victoria Press is already self
supporting, which think is even better proof of
It's real success than the rapidly increasing supply
OF work, which comes from all parts of the country,
as well as London. We are about to publish vol
ume called the Victoria Regia, dedicated by
permission to her Majesty the Queen, and under her
especial patronage, as perfect specimen of the sue
cess which has attended the Victoria Press. and
also as proof of the support afforded to us by our
hrst literary names. The volume will be edited by
adelaide A. Proctor. and will contain original
cGontrlbutions from Tennyson, Thackeray, Barry
tuho nIN Kingsley, Maurice, Dean Milman, An
IIa ay Trollope; the late Leigh Hunt, late Mrs.
sn aaesSnl o authors Of Paul FerrO John Halifax
Trolio mrs Norton, Mrs. Grote, Mrs. Gaskell, Mrs.
A'A0pe' Mrs. Oliphant, and many Others"
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE. WATossss
- ~ " @AiS1iE-nL
William Dxons London, and Jules Jurgeasen's Copen.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene BreEuets NICKEI, WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner Of Calver
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewery
Chains, Silver and Platcd-Ware .eaoultre's Swiss IA
and Strops Goid Silver and Steel Spectac!es to spi
ages. New goods in store Purchasers will peasecs
Notce-Sto,e CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
nst'lnofs suIS-s
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CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

FREDERICK, Nd, August 5, 1861.
At meeting of those members of the Legisla-
ture OF Maryland who are in favor of peace and o.
posed to the war now being waged by the Presi-
dent and his advisers, against the Southern Con-
iederate States, Honorable John Brooke was called
Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained
by the chairman, on motion, it was
Resotred, That the undersigned members of the Leg
isature recommend to the citizens this State who are
opposed to the present and in favor peace to or
gaRize themselves in district county, and State conyep
yentons for the nomination and election of suitable
dates for Governor aud other State officers to be cleo
ted under the provisions Of the Constitution during the
coming fall.
I'd That the State Convention meet in the citv of
tmore on Tuesday the 10th day of September next at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
3D. That the county conventions and send to the
state convention, as many members as each county is
land. " '
be requested to publish the foregoing resolutions
HENRY NJ wARFIEID, Cbsirman
Secretary.
Senators.-Jno. B. Brooke, John F. Gardiner, A,
A. Lynch, d.. G. Backiston, j. J. Heckart, Teagle
Townsend, o. Miles, Thomas j. McKaig, F. Whit
aker, James F. Dashieli, John s. Watkins, w ash
ington Duvall, Thomas Franklin.
House of Delegdtes.-E. G. Kilbourn William G.
Harrison, S. Teackle Wallis, 4. Parkin Scott, G.
w. Peterborough, Lawrence Sangston, James Il.
Briscoe, B. A. Welch, Henry NJ. Warfeld, William
Henry Legg, Henry NJ. Morft, James U. Dennis
Richard c. Mackubin, j. Hanson Thomas, John r.
Brown, Philip F. Rasin, j. Lawrence Jones, W. f
Salmon, BENJAMIN Parran, A. Kess!er, John T
Ford, James w. Maxwell, Robert NJ. Denison, A
Chaplain, W. L. Starkey, Martin Eake, E. A
Jones, William Turner, l.. G. Qunln, Thomas W
Renshaw, Howard Griffith, W. r. Barnard, 7. W
Linthicum, Jno. G. Bruno, Thomas Jno Ciaggett
Richard Wootton, Charles Fl. Pitts, j. H. Gordon
John A. johnson. William Holland, Bernard Mills
| VIM. r. Miller John c. Brining.
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= ATE
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSi
SHIRTS
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED or NO SALE
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsoMs
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN sHIHrs
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIE9, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE.
HANDKERCHIE ELS
SHIRTS,
w. p. TOWLES & BRO.
PATENT SBOULDEK-SEAN SHIRT MANDATORY
I45 Baltimore street.
Under Carroll Hall
SOLE AGENTS FOR JEc. CLARK, Jr. l. CO.'S MA
UHINE COTTON. Also
pATgHT FI,DDR AK ATGS ,;ks,
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RoorING ROOFING II RooFINell!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
unrvalled by anything Roofing purposes
PrgPIoFLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFgoTLY WATER PROOF
UNRoUALLED FOR EcosoHY,
UrRIvALLED FoR DURABILIrY
ADAPTED To EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or cali on
JAS. q JOHNSON
No sJsrvis Building, cor. North aud Baltimore sts
iy26-tf BaI,;r,o,s
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'ITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

~ CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE2
T. , 80 BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1851 I
c; IN accordance with the ordinances of the Mayor and
wy Councl OF Baltimore relative the sale OF
9 UNPAID DEMENT'S due on opening notice is hereby
Even 10 te owners OF Lots numbered below upon the
pIdt Ior opening OF Fayette street, with the amounts
sied tereop that unless said assessments with the costs
anu charges De pad in full before SATURDAY. I-tb
nay OF august 1851 will sell said per plat descrp
oh anu 6oundaries at the Merchants Exchange Second
sla et al Il O'Clock d to the highest bidder ~
terms OF sale that the purchaser shall paw to the
Sy C3Iecsor Wihla twentyfour hours after the pur
se, tne amount OF assessments costs thereon the
balance OF purchase credit Of two
years ana one Day from time of purchase and said
los sold su5eet TO such taxes due now, may here
and City Council Of Baltimore ~ Soi
IIOtNo "a ssed ION M:
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iulh-2tk
NEW G0oDs.

Has for sale ev rption Of fine WAfoHls, JHwxLRx,
SMvlR PLATED WARE at his store corner Of Calvert
and Water sire n ;d3Itf
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IN DIVIDEND.
i HE MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALIIMoRE, have this day declared Dividend of
FIVE PEK CENT on its capital Stock for the last six
months pay on and after the 10th day Of August
OTIS SPEAR,
July II, 1861. Ijy29-eo4tl Secretary
VXTINDOW SASHES,
w DOORS AND BLINDS.
Thoroughly seasoned well made prices to suit the
times. For sale by GEO o. STEVENS,
mhT-m II West Pratt street,
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL.
REDUCTION In PRICE.

BALTIMORE COAL COMPANIES COAL.
REDUCTION In PRICE.
am now receiving regularly my supplies OF this cee-
brated COAL and am enabled toper it to at
very Low PRICES view of spresent unsettled state
Of affairs, and the possibility of shipments being cut off,
would recommend of Coal lay in their
plies at once.
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to this market
would recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
steaming and other shall keep large supply con-
stantly my wharf
+. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. 80 Second street
For the quality Of the Baltimore Companys Coal for
seaming purposes respectfully to the following
parties
Messrs Dougherty Woods l. Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Steamers; A. L. Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
Aessrs H. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling MILL
Murray Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jy3u
KINDLlNG WOoDi kidding WOOD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. SNoRrH srRHEr.
slO.tf JAS. H. JOHnsoE
ISRAEL l. Co.
IVORY YPEs.
wATER-CoLCRED
PHOTOGRAPHS
uli-tf lss BALfIKoRp srnSzss
Dr.. A. A. BLAEpY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR., @. A HARRIS,
oso-tn 81 NoaT# CHARLES ssRsss
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ECONOMY ECONOMY l.!
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This De done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
sl0-tT JAHES n JoENsoH
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PARKER Brothers LONDON Gu AUoE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all others From the
richness and delicacy Of Its flavor has attained
arty almost great in this country az in Europa For
sale by all frstclass grocers and by their agents.
dkEEN Y0E, Importers
Eosl-tf SO West Baltmor street,
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REPRINTS oE THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS

AND BLAcKwooDs MAGAzINE.-Having been Amounted by
the Publishers their Agent in Baltimore for the above
periodicals. vice Freeman, vamosed, persons wishing to
take any Of them will be promptly supplied by
JOHN P. DESFoRGEs,
Antiquarian Book Store,
Jyl6-St' IL Light street.
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| WooDI Woop!i Woopiii
sAvE % oEns. by buying your Weed at once OF Civ
| Steam Fire Wood kill,
| No.SNonYas 7RKzR.
| JAaES e. Johnson
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HOMES FOR CHILDREN IN THE WEsr.-Notw;tb-
standing the straitened circumstances of the Chill
dren's Aid Society, a company of seventy little
ones were the other day sent, under charge of M
H. Fredgen, to the West, where homes have been
provided for them. Never before has the field been
so extended and the means for aiding poor children
SO limited as at present. and the society pleads for
assist ance to enable them to carry on tha GOOD
Work.-Nev York Tribune. ' s'O~