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We have adopted the following mode of
DIST r ! B L 4 ! ON
by sale Of $4,000 articles Of value
OUR NEW MODE!


The articles of goods are numbered from ! up to
IS 0HO 81 500 consisting of Pianos. Melodeons;
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Tea
and Table Sets. Solid Silver Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks etc, etc, and the other 81 800 articles
Of valuable Jewery. Work and Toilet eases Pho
tograph Albums Open face Silver Watches and
fancy articles in great variety. 10000 notices mum
bered from to - 0aB printed sud put into seal
ed envelopes and veil mixed. and one of these is
taken out and sent 10 the person sending Us % cents
to cover expense of postage, correspondence, etc.
and the article ar goods corresponding with the
number on the notice viii be 10 the holder Of
the same Immediately If he desires TO purchase
the artclel on the receipt Of f1"o doHars. Form
stance If the number On the notice sent to you
should be 500 and a Piano. or Diamond Setor cold
Watch should be numbered 500 it viii be sent 20
you for 81 and tor every article in our list Of
5,0G0 articles
After rersiriag tbs Article. If it doe, not
glsgye v0U p0v ran return IL. amt V0ay mOHfv
SHALL BE REFUNDED.
Twenty-Five cents must be sent to pay expense Of
postage correspondence, etc on one notice.
Remember, that whatever article corresponds
with the number on your notice, you can have IT
by paying TWO DOLLARS for it. whether it be
worth SI0O or $500 And it Is for our interest 10
deal fairly, and send out fine articles, as it
gives confidence to the public, and thereby iucrea-
ses our sales
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Fo"t2'S Mixture ~ the best Linimsa! for man
and Beast Hoir iH uSs
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Misfellaneous.


1865! 1861 1857
GOLD! SLL YER!
to 75.000!!
ERS AGENTStt
OUR NEW MODE.
ONE OF OUR GOLD OR SILVER WATCHES, OR
SILVER TEA SETS FOR 50, AS BELOW STATED.
Our articles consist of
PIANOS. for which We will give $500 cash, if pre-
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A DIURETIC
+ that which acts upon the kidneys.
t1r1 1(TBOTD,s EXTRACT BUCHU
=
Is pleasant IN taste ana 0oo' II &c from all "u'''
Gus properties, and immediate IN its action
FORTHE SATISFACTION Or ALI,
See Medical Properties contained IN Di'penSa'ory
or.Lo + os which the foIlowing is a correct
conv.
..BrcHU.-Tts odor is strong. difusive and
,,ns 70 tbat IF mint It is given chiefly in com
plaints Of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel,
chronic Catarrh Of the Bladder, Morbid irrita-
,ion oftbe Bladder and Crethra. Diseases Of the
prostr.te and Retention or the Ineontinencc of
Urine. from loss OF tone il the parts concerned
''-'''' ''',-'
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V" / : i ! nv l-' va
See Professor Devices valuable works on the Proc
tiee of Physid
See Remarks made by the celebrated Dr.. Ply
sic ofPbiladeIphia.
See anv and all Standard Work on Medicine.
L 4 p Il 4 ; r
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Bouts, saues and 4farietieIs...


THE CHEAT
i VARTETY STORE!
ASDERsoN's ROW.
II. f. IR VINE,
REGuLGoR OF PRICES IN BEDFORD.
Having purchased the establishment of Joseph
Alsip Jr., andadded fresh supply of
BOOTS .AND SHOES,
I am determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest
Call ami see my fine assortment of
QUEENsWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.
Aso, my large stock of
HOSIERY.
NECK-TIES,
COLLARS, &c.
Also, my articles in the Stationery line, such as
Pencils, Sieei-PeaS, PeohOIderS, &c.
Also. my VARIETIES, such as
Spices Of oil kinds,
Table Salt, Essence of Coffee Hambletons Hair
Stain. etc In the BOOT and SHOE line, l keep
every thing calculated for man. woman or child;
BOOTS Of all kinds; SHOES CT every description;
CATERS of all styles in the market.
CALL AND SEE MY GOODS,
and examine for yourselves.
No trouble to show goods My prices win suit
the times and the pockets Of purchasers.
n. B. Orders from country merchants promptly
filed at small advance upon city prices
81 am also agent for the New England Family
Sewing Machine which should be in every family
An entire machine for the litto sum of $500
Call and hand in your orders soon.
Oct 20, s. II. +. IRVINE.
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Mfdieal.

Fl ELNBoLD's
EXTR ACT BIZ c HU.
HELHBOLD'S BUCHU
HELNBOLD'S BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Tie o,Ip klsoacn yenaedy for
D'I A b f T f $,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAp-
DER. INFLAMMATION OF THE KID
NEYs, CATARRH OF THE BLAD-
DER, STRANGURY OR PAIN
FUL URINATING
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A
single dose has been known TO relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hips? A
teaspoonfu day of Helmbolds Buchu will relieve
you.
YSICIANS AND 9TH Frs
PLEASE NOTICE.
l make no secret Of ingredients Helmbold
Extract Buchu is composed Of Buchu, Cubebs, and
Juniper Berries selected with great care, prepar'
ed in ,,actso and according to rules of
PHARMACT AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known as the most valua
BILE Diuretics afforded.
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f0T Cog1gAS, Cold', Group, Whoopiag Coues
-1Sthma, Bronchitis. Sp,uius BIooG 81
Penn and Weaknsss ofthe BreasJ
DiHrHit1, n { I;re6tb;uo A..
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN ILLINO1s.
Several Persons Killed and wounded
Great Destruction of Ebronarsy


WINDSOR. Shelby CO., March 25.-On Wednesday
afternoon last about five six O'clock the citizens
Of this place saw a singular dark, funnel shaped
cloud, which passed about five miles north of this
place going from west to east This seemed, on in
quiry, to have been very unusual whrlwind, which
had started fifteen miles west, (thaJ being far
heard from in that dicectionD and passing north of
this place over a space vary ing from quarter of
mile to mile in width, and going east, we know not
how far, but widening and extending as it went.
Literally, nothing was left in its track, except the
drifts of timber and other things left in the way after
being whirled and tossed about in every direction.
Houses trees, rails timber horses, CATTLE sheep and
men, women and children, were picked up by the
storm, and dropped down in that mysterious manner
which none but the God of the storm understands
Trees were pulled up by the roots and carried away,
while others appeared to have been twisted off and
borne along in the current. The ground is described
appearing fit had heen swept, but occasionally
the hurricane seems to have let 90 its hold and
burdened itself by leaving immense quantities of tim
Der IN us wake looking like drlft-wood in a river
bottom.
1t is impossible to describe such storm or to es-
innate the exteht of the damage done. Suffice it TO
say that literally nothing is left unnjured il its
track, except in isolated instances There were some
strange instances, however such lifting stable
and carrying it away, every stick Off the horses
remaining III the stable uninjured.
Persons looking at the cloud at a distance describe
the scene as terrible in the extreme. Occasionally
portion OF the cloud would shoot off, like arm,
for mile.
1t said that the Okah river which was high at the
time. was swept dry of its water, and the smaller
streams were also emptied Of their contents. 1t is
said that the grass was sometimes carried away
and huge tlmberS of immense weight were picked up
dropped down, as chance seemed to dictate Chaos
worse than chaos, seemed to reign supreme.
farmer by the name of French among the
sufferers. his house was torn down, and his son,
who was thirteen years old. was killed. HI seems to
be the victim of storms, having lost before by
lightning about year ago. and another son killed in
storm about two ago, making three deaths in
all in one family by similar proyidential occurrences
Another farmer by the name of Niles lost one of his
children; who was mortally wounded, and has since
| died. Mr.. Shaw and his wife ran narrow
ofosng their lives. and Mrs. Shaw was found
| crushed, but is now doing well. She showed hel
| maternal affection and true womanly instinct by
| cnging to her child through all her dangers. and
brought the little one safely through all its pers
The reports Of loss of life so conflicting that
| cannot give you any idea about the matter
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The great histories
play of the Iron Mask" founded upon actual oo
curences in the reign of Louis NV OF France, IA
been performed at the Holiday Street Theatre thi
last two nights with marked success. The house h.
been crowded on each evening and the utmost salts
faction has been felt and expressed at Mr.. J. v
Walack s mastery impersonation of the uniortuna'
prisoner Of State who was compelled for so MAJ
years. for that history has failed to divulg
to occupy living tomb. 1t is one of the most a
tistc representations that our stage has ever see
and presented. as it is, in the most thorough man
ner, with every character admirably sustained, s.
fords an entertainment of the most Interesting char
acter. 1t will be repeated this evening"
DAN RICE's CIRcus.-The lovers of equestrianis
and all besides that means variety in amusements
will be gratifed to learn from the advertisement il
another column, that the famous Dan Riceis to ope
here in full blast next Monday. With a reputation
for brlliancy in his particular line, that is rational
he will doubtless be welcomed with fine audiences.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMNsETIE IERCIAT,.

The New .5ersey Senatorial EIeciiOn-TEe
Resolution 30 go into On Election Re
jected.
TRENTON, April 3.-This morning the resolution to
go into joint meeting came up in the Senate. Sena-
tor Scovet addressed the Senate at length declaring
that he would not surrender his position without dis
honor, and would adhere to it to the end The vote
was then taken and the resolution was lost by vote
OF 10 to 9, two Senators being absent who would have
voted against the resolution 1t requires majority
OF the whole number to go into joint convention.
There were Kisses in the lobby, and considerable
excitement. Mr.. Seovel's speech was partcul larly
severe upon Mr.. CGttell, and Mr. Robertson of Cam
den, denouncing them as having fourshed and grown
rich on the suferirGs of the people, in the recent
civil war. He offered to vote for any man who en-
tertained the views he did lie was not urging his
own election. Said he did not want the position but
he never would submit to the dictation of any party
clique,
SECOND DISPATCH.
TRENTON, n. J., April 3.-The Senate met this af-
ternoon. 1t was intended TO rescind the resolution
requiring that all members should be present and
voting before resolution TO go into joint meeting
should pass but the Senate adjourned within few
minutes after the hour of meeting. No quorum was
present. In the House lively time was had on the
resolutions endorsing President johnson policy and
censuring him for his veto of the civil rights BILL
Aftera very spirited debate the resolutions were
passed, the Democrats voting against them and de-
claring their willingness to endorse the President a
the way through.
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Martyred at Last-The Immortal j. n.
Free E.-ped III MOntgOmerY Ala

The we'll known, irrepressibe, and always-ready-
to-be-martyred j. N. Free, some weeks since de-
parted for the South with the declaration that we
would hear of him through the Southern papers anu
o and behold the last breeze from that supposed to
be sunny cline whispers the important news of his
martyrdom. j. N. assumed the pressure at Mont
gomery, Alabama-it was too heavy fot the people
they couldn't see it from their standpoint and pelted
the immortal with rotten eggs, forcing him to leave
town AS D. n Is always willing to martyr" as he
mas abundance OF nerve, it is conjectured that he
TOOK the philosophical view of the matter, and was
t9Ily equal to the requirements Of the OCCASION
PHI. EUsniHg Telegraph,
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| From Havans-ThrcateneG Negro Ensur-
TPCtign,

New York, April 3.-Advices from Havana of the
24th ult. sayS:-Since Wednesday night there have
been reports of negro insurrecton on 0yiedes Plan
tation, and also an estate of Martin Hernandey,
and on two others near Bondrow. The government
has sent this morning force of cavalry and infantry
are also now prepared to go to the scene There is
little danger to be apprehended Of general insur-
rection at present.
largo defacation has been discovered in the mill
tary treasury, and the intendent, Don Joaquin Ga
loes and iDtendent Don Vicente Rodsicney have
been condemned to pay over S2,565, 900. There are
also deficits in the Custom House and othor depart
mentS.
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A DUKES EsTATE.-The country establishment
ally OF the Duke Of Deyonshire would occupy one
y. our largest counties. The park Immediately sur
oundng the palace is II miles in circumference and
ontalns 3OVJ acres The principle garden for yege-
'oleS, fruits, greenhouses etc. is 25 acres. There
re 80 greenhouses, each from 50 to 70 feet long.
-Aree or four Of these contain nothing but pneap-
JieS; others contain nothing but melons and cucum-
9ers One peach tree the glass wall measures 81
Ieet IN width, 10 feet in height, ana pears iHgou
peaches. 1t is the best and largest IN me world Inc
srapehouses five six in all are ,uU leet Iohgand
such grapes There are pineaPPIes TelsnlnH ~ OF
Is pounds each. One greenhouse mas only hgs'
But what shall be said of the great conservatory,
filed with every variety Of the tropical plants 1t
is one of the wonders of the world II covers acre
nf roHnd is one hundred feet high, of oval shape.
and cost 500 COO II is heated by steam and hot
TO- ,nes which in all SIX miles in length. The
eritis consumes 600 tons OF coal in year. There
bnnana trees ~ feet high, with clusters of fruit,
80 cane coffee trees bamboUs and, IN short every
opcgi plant that can be named, Several of the palm
ces are from 50 to 60 feet high The smoke of the inn
nense fire underneath is carried in pipes under
ground outlet in the woods. The coal brought
m a tunnel 60O yards underground. One fountain
throws Jet of water to the height Of 2I5 feet
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FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATHEWS VEN
ETHAN HAIR DYE has stood the test of trial, and is
constantly increasing in public favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world Price 70
cents.
1t gives beautiful, lustrous natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle
1t does the work the first time
1t does not crock smut or STAIN
1t does not rub Off or fade
1t always gives satisfaction. child can apply it.
1Hs HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess (known only to Mr.. Matthews) which renders
1t infinitely superior to any Dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid that RUSTY,
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair is so easily
recognized, when an inferior article has been used
Invest IS cents, and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
a. |. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer
DEM4s BARNES d Co.. New York,
myS-lawlyr Wholesale Agents.
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PUT TIE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response nine times out of ten. viii be, Sozodont
lis no ynger necessary 10 impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that a5 a means of beautitying and preserving the
teeth, lnvlgoratng the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath, it has rival in eihor hemis-
Dhara
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith. Bros.
& Co., No. 10 West Baltimore street. We speak what
know when say their present stock of clothins
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to tn,
favorable notice of all who may want goods in thei
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on tn,
aouare with everybody.
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PHosrrorUS o,
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

frst-cIass establishment, to which the citizens of
baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer,
sought for in vain during the past season. 10 supply
tbef want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers, attention is called to
this Prospectus.
30 miles from the city, 600 feet above tlde-water)
the Northern Central Railway whlcn, with lts double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent The location Is one OF the
most healthy in the United States, and the scenery
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character MAGNIFICENT trees, an abundance OF the
purest water beautiful rayines, clear mountain
attractive and to point it out as admirably adapted
for a large Summer Hotel. The surrounding nelgn,
borh9od abounds in pleasant walks, shady drives ana
delightful prospects.
II is proposed to profit by these natural adyantages
By the erection of the most eligible Sites and
Wltnn view ofthe Depot, of rstclass Hotel, under
the direction Of the Bentley Springs Company, OF
baltimore County. The amount of Capital is fixed
at One hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each. and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors.
1t is believed that. in asking the citizens of Bati-
more to subscribe to this project we are advancing
their ndivldns interests well as that OF the city
itself. - ~
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors OF
the Company tor the purpose Of soliciting suhscrip.
Application may also be made to the Secretary,
the once BoIaD Sai Sy Of BfkToaSa i SaAfi' street
e. "A. ABBOTT, PEss,t:
Hs9asid iGSn = iH v Hutchinson. SIysi d. 4 Eaff:f
A. l.. Knight. Isaac SoaIe. Jr..
g. w. Burton. saaG 2; Gsorge.
woodward 2brahams. CIV. Bentley
T. B. Knisht Secretary. na2t-t
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SCARCITY OF WHEAT IN SOUTHERN ILL1so1s.-The
Peoria (Il) transcript says: There is but little if
any, old wheat left in this part of the country and
our miIlers are now, informed shipping wheat
from Chicago to supply the home demand for -four.
Yesterday we were told by one of our commission
merchants that Mr. Robert Cox, of Kewanee, has
found a lot of valuable wheat at BUSHNELL in this
State and that he secured quantity of it and car
ried it to Kewanee for dist ributon among the farm
of that section Mr.. G. says that for milling pur-
poses it is worth fifty cents per bushel than
dinary wheat. If these facts so, and the wheat
turns out to be an improved variety, farmers will
do well TO get some for seed and plant 1t,
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NEunsciDaI EIccliom in ohio.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-At the municipal election
here yesterday. the Union ticket was elected by
abont 5000 majority. Twelve Union men, five
Democrats and ono Independent were elected to the
City Council,
DAYTON, OHIO. April 3.-The Union ticket was
elected here yesterday by 800 majority, except the
Democrat candidate for mayor, who is elected by a
small majority
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IRcported for the Daily Commercial. |

Circuit C1l,rt for BaHiD,orc Counfl,-Hon. i q II
Emory, Judge; John I. Ensor Esq. States Attor-
ucy.
William Boone, Aaron Disney and Anna Disney his
wife, and others, lesseeS VS.. William H. Purnell
Action of ejectment before reported on trial Mes
rs. George IellOtt, Boarman, Duffy and Lawder for
IaIntlhS. MeSsrS. GrasOn, c. W. Ridgely, Cuttings
nd Machen for defendant
This was the day fixed for the trial of the case of
iare, lndi ted for the murder of Grove, removed
ON Baltimore city, and a number of the witnesses
nd quite large number of the talesman summoned
anticipation of the being tried, were in attend
nee but in consequence of the above case being on
lal, 1t had to 90 to another day. The States
Attorney informs that it will be called for trial as
soon as the being tried is finished. Colonel
Herbert Richardson will assist the State in the prose-
cUtion of the case and MeSsrs. Archibald Sterling
Jr., and Milton Whitney appear for Clare the pris-
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Celebration of Ghe Capture of RicEmOnd
by the Freedmen

RICHMOND, April 3-The Freedmen of Richmond
celebrated the first anniversary of their deliyerance
from bondage, to-day. procession embracing sew
eraI thousand freedmen, marched from the western
suburbs through the principal streets, with banners
and music, to Capitol Square. where an address was
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Hennicutt. Good order pre-
vailed during the day.
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Hair Rye! Hair Dye!!-BAcHELoR's uA1F
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Observation-Disclosures and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown--reme-
dies the i'll effects OF bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original coior Sold by all Druggists. The eeru-
inc is signed, w. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street,
new YORK. fel-dSwly
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WITH half an eye the difference may be seen be-
tween coarse flbrie and fine one, and any one
with the moiety of the sense of smell will lind no
difficulty in selecting Phaon's "Night-Blooming
Cereus' from all the perfumes in the market as the
most delicious and refreshinE Sold everywhere.
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EXACTLY. WHAT YOU WANTi

MATTHEWS VENETIAN HAIR Dye. known and used
over ~ years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
piete In one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair Price,
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
nyq-1taw1y ~'''N'N'
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RAILROAD 0PENING.-The formal opening of the
delaware and Eastern Shore Railroad to Princess
Anne, Maryland, took place on Thursday of last
week. Though the track had been down and the
road had not been received or opened for the use and
accommodation of the public. Now, however, that
event, which for more than a year has been an
nounced to occur in few weeks has transpired-the
railroad is completed and opened to Princess Anne,
and two trains are running daily and regularly
True Marylqnder.