JMSRICAN lißPltltLliWBAJ.KB ATTUK BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

S*TfßnY. Peeembei 6.$lOOB Baltimore 's, JS9O. '?"!

30U(l tin (i's, do (Sdnisflnl) 99J<0 shams IJninn Mann attiurihg Co

I do Merchants' It oik1(1 do Bad. & Ohio KR '>' I

Correspondence of the Amerioitn Republican.]W Ashisuton, Dec. 0. 12 to.

,'lmustmeuh in IIas/iington. Wo nave liar,

quite a dearth in tlio vvav of ainnsmtr mi's fur 3 jlong time. It is (jratliving to know, I' never,|that Mr. Hewitt intends giving a repot" ion ol:Ills beautiful and soul-stirring Oratorio of "Jep-jtha," on Monday evening. !'be jierliirniaiioo Jwill lake place at Caru -i's s noon, and will al-1ford lire numerous stiangorsaii'l legislators now jin this city, as woll as Ins resident admirers, anopportunity of enjoying some ' I the exquisite Imusic to he found in many passages ol this sa-1cred composition We have no prospect ol any jtheatrical perliirtnntines this winter. !he black-ened walls of the National, still stand as thegrim monuments of metropolitan indiilorencoto the burning words ol the drama. " I itian'sVenus" was opened for exhibition yesterday, al

the corner ol' Kour-aud-a-hall st, and Pennsyl-vania avenue. Ho much bus been said oftheskill of the artist, in his superb coloring, shape,,features, and innocent expression of eouriteri- jancc, of this Venus, that we would advise all)to cull and examine for themselves.

A Ladies Festival will commence on Monday !evening, al Concert Hall, lor the purpose ofraising funds for the now Presbyterian church, j*n Sill st , to be under the care of the Rev. S.Tuston. Music will form one of the attractions Iof the occasion.

Criminul Court l'erry Hoggs was foundguilty yesterday, and not acquitted as hereto-fore stated. Swarm &. Swann, his counselmoved for a new trial.

John Dement, indicted to-day for ns.sault-itig Mr. Silas Moure, a constable, was found Iguilty. Fined ff, 10 and costs, liatellife for thedefence.

Social entertainments. Parties and party-giv-1inohavc (oinmenced, according to the tastes and lfashions of the different entertainers?from the jsocial tea-drinki.ig to the splendid fete of theforeign minister or government dignitary. One)f our most distinguished attorneys, in the j

neighborhood of tlio lallest liberty pole, cele-rated Ins wedding day last night, by a social (

enteltainunnt, at wliieli there was a most nil-:merousattendance of his (needs, ami to al! ap-joearances a large share of enjoyment.

I[l'or Hie American Rep rblican.]

TUB SMALL POX.

Asa reader ofyour journal, and others of.trie city, 1 have seen that our "City Fathers";re in the midst of an euterprizci important to)

very citizen, and especially interesting to the!philanthropic physician?we allude to the in-!tended Small Pox Hospital about to he erected)on the South sid. of thu Patapsco?where ul-

! is to he established a House of Refuge.We hope we may escape the charge of arro-

gance in oileriug a lew observations on tins sub-act, of which wo have thought mueh, free

from affection or disaffection, otherwise thanas a vvcil wisher of our city, and whatever ro-

tates to her prosperity, but especially us regardsho health of our people.

In the great ami well regulated hospitals in

the German Status, they have ceased to use ismall pox hasp tials, and fearlessly and beneti-lally admit small pox cases to some part oi

their common hoqiitals?thev have found thatthe best way to suppress this disease is to meet

boldly, it" the use of proper means. No pa-rent is admitted at any time without careful ex- janimation of thu vaccine marl. ?if there be,doubt, vaccination is employed uistauter, or assoon us the case will admit of it. It is expect-ed that every patient present a certificate ofvaccination. Rut if a separate Infirmary must

ho adopted to meet a supcrsilion which woulduduce a professing Christian to con.s'gri a fcl-ow cieatme to almost certain death by remov-

al to pest house, from three to six or sevenpiles distant, that he may be :lifcrc consigned

' i a by-place ui.-i die unknown?the good gillof God ifa preventative to our race to the con-trary, notwithstanding?all this that the timidneed no'. Undisturbed, One in a thousand af-ter proper vact.nation wiil not le liable to va-rioloid, and occasional inscilion of vac-ante initiation will obviate even tnis risk almost

Wt admit that ease.- occur whcio p- per:;.Did sir igers nan only b ? provid d for by liav-ig a suitable infirmary, and so tor the in-titn-

tiou may be churitabUq but, with our expert*once, we more tiiue doubt whether by concen-trating the infection in a pest house you do notgive di.rat ion and extension to the disease in-

stead of lessening it?an unseen oye, who docsnot know it, will give to cruelty its reward infrustratirig supposed \\ ise schemes.

A iiicltio.l lias been t mployeo in this city,same years ago, and found to succeed to admira-tion, viz: rieignborhood vaccination?whom-ever a case of small pox occurred the iin tiled i-!ate neighborhood was vaccinated, aud, as soonas too disease was fully ended, all bedding and jwearing apparel were destroyed by lire. Onone occasion there was several introductions ofthe disease?pet haps seven or eight?and in

no instance did tlio disease extend to any one, jand ,ve believe one person in a thousand didnot know the small pox was in our city. WeBelieve that vaccination will certainly securo

nine hundred and ninety-nine in the thousandof those who aro property attended to by pby-ticians and parents?both are sometimes remissin tins duty. It is greatly to be desired, that |public opinion shall require of every physiciana certificate of full and perfect vaccination, ]whereby he assuinos a responsibility that should Iattach to his reputation?and this should as-sume an exactitude that each physician should'"eel most confidence in his own certificate. Nochild should be admitted to a public or privateschor l who has notsuch a certificate, when suchcertificates or a proper registry of them is madeserious matter of private and public duty, weshall know less of small pox.

Ifour people faithfully practice every possi-ble precaution to remove liability to small pox,we shall find that a wise Providence will here,as *in all other cases, reward us for the prac-ticej of duties of philanthropy?and then willa iicst house, to say the least, be little needed.

One word more and we are done?from ourewnobssrvation we know, that the neighborhoodibout to be pelected is very sickly, and smallpox patients need often remain at an infirmaiyseveral weeks?what would become of our lit-tle boys in the House of Refuge. 1 had rathersue them beating upon the bottom of a tin cup,Did enjoy tiiu sport, than consigned toa malari-iv t location ofbottom land. Again, s: nee tae once

? t of v tecination, small po.\ comes among us:i t. e, four, five, orovr.u ton years, and even1i... by the time you make unijile provision,

a!, a steward, matron, physician, &c.,ic ? . a! pox nay have disappeared, it' it dot, steal v. til .-ion be li. ? case, s mo Id apes'- J not I- rve, is it certainly will most of all

hi .. ? to continue thq die iaso. 1 bis is o cwein . . e . ovary o e must take care of himself,n it by unftß . ug rejeclidw of those jth'at are uf-lliolgi},but by using u shield which trie Alrnigh-

: !vrn us l! , in Lho discovery of a :>i -

rt re, aud which given aoeurity to thoseIt and .lO.ue.'iUy adopt it.

SYDENHAM.

AKVAPOLIS, Dec. 4, 1845.Court of. Ippeals?December Term. The ar-

gument in Nos. 8, 9, 11, 12, 13 and 11 wasconcluded by John Johnson for Thomas Bald-win and James Owens, vs. Wright ft Kent.

No 5. Artemisa Rudd vs. Lessee of WalterS. Brooke ot al. ejectment from Charles Coun-ty Court, was commenced by McMahon forthe appellants.

December btli. No. 5. Artemisa Budd vs.Brooke and others?appeal from Charles Coun-ty Court was further argued by McMahon i

I tor the appellant, and commenced by Brent for |\u25a0 the appellee.

I LAKI: NAVIGATION. We learn from the Buf-

j lido papers that the recent cold weather has had \u25a0j its usual effect upon the Lake navigation, and

j most of the vessels in commission are en tlioj point of laying up fir the winter season or liavo

| already done so. The same paper continues to

| bring us daily additional accounts of losses sus-

tained by the recent great gale.GOINO TO CONGRKSS. The Hon. John Bell

is the Whig candidate for Congtess from theNashville (Term.) district, to fill the vacancyoccasioned by the death of Hon. Joseph Pey-ton.

J WARNING TO ABOLITIONISTS. Win. Morris,lias been sentenced to the Alabama penitentiary |

; for 30 years for enticing slaves away to a free )State.

LOOK OUT ion BARGAINSlIX FANCY RST A I*l,li WINTER ILRV GOODS. I

Bj KUWAUD BIRD,OV ? No IO BALTIMORE STREET, jMAS ON ham) a LARGE slock of the most Fashionable]GOOIBS imported this season, and will now close]them at ROD need prices, viz:A splendid ASSORTMENT of Fancy DRKSS SILKS, I

raripiiiL' in price from 75 cts. to ,*'2 f0 per yd. 1Kxtra tieli black satin Striped Amnrc SILKBlack arm Blue (Slack >H,KS

; FX ra rich white DAMASK SILK, for Evening Dresses 1White and Black SATINSSuper T 'ASNMKUF, the richest article ever offered 1

J in this marketl SHADED I :olnticre> and INToitseline do LriochLow priced G'A.-HLV7LRKS ami Lima CLOTHEBlack and plain colored GASIIMKKESBlack VI<H S DM LAIN MSCrunch, Kntrlish and Domestic PRINTSA laiec stock of < 'Ls< 'AKINGSCLOTHS French. FINNISH and Dome.itic ? all PRICESCASS IMMK FS ?CY and Wool Black? French,

I .'nuli-ah a I DoimNticVESTIVGS? din, .Momo and Silk Wide M .ntilln

I Black and Blue Black VELVKPSFancy colored silk VLLVRTS? Uonnet SFLKS I

SHAWLS! SHAWI.S! SHAWLS!I Rich French SHAWLSI Ktnhioiilered Onnton ('rape do

Neck Scart'N and Fancy lIDKFS: Rev. re Ford red Linen Cambric LIDKFSPrinted and CORDED bordered <!< lFrench Worked Linen do

. do do COLLARS and COLLARETTS I1 Silk, Wor led, Ca-BIT * re and Cotton HOSIERYSilk find Kid GLOVES?>i!k MITTS, &c. &.C., with J

a lull nock of DOMESTIC GOODS.For ale on Lite H <-t terms .vholo.ile and r. tail, by

J EDWARD BIRD, 209 FI Itimore S-.

(T? ? Merclinnts? visiting the city are respectfully in- ]vited to rail and rxntnim iris stock before purchasing ?The; willfind many choice articlen not usually kept Iin the lOJ ;-I. % >rer. n!3 :

CLIRKAT ~\'i TifcACTMIN AT K. I'iILVKR |>lA< HER S EMPORIUM,No. it PRATT STREET,

befwi ? A Hanover and ( harlea ATS. IF. PVLVRIiMACIIKRhas junt returned from N. I

York, and willopen this day, a verj spU ndid and well Jselected assortment of FALL GOODS? nuchas I2'H> att'tousof new stylo Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS jA fullassortuif nt of Ilain Mantua do

do do Satin do 1Several CARTOONS of 'I HR ad LACKS and EDGINGS2 cartoons of B'ack Srlk Laces for Trimmings1 c trioon of REAL Valentine LaceAM extensive assortment OF Lisle Laccs aud Edgings '200 dos. BajotFs inst quality of KID (ILO'/RS iA full NB>otfineiit of Ladies' Silk Ilose and Gloves

i *>NE case of Green BAKLTILLTOR VeilsOne yard wide (Back Italian SILK, tor Ladies' Scarfs (

? and Capes.Tarleton MII-iins. in all prevailing shades; Orsandie '

tor DREUSES; phiin Swiss, Jacconet and Cambric MUR- !litis; Itirhop L:iwn>; Book MU-litis:Nausack, Victoria ILawns, STC. ASM cession O' needle-worked inside SHandkerchin'S; plain and worked Rocket Handker Ichtefs; needle- WORKED LNS°ttinps and EDJRIUUS; a great

'.arieiN OT Collars, and a FT 1w tich EMB oider -D Chil-dren's DR'XES. Country mercli'inis and Millinersare jinvited N Tl\\ and examine tins >idcndid stock ofgood*. oiatf !

LBS WEBSTER M CO. IO.F Q No. 35 MARKET STREET,

3 doors ? of Frederick st.Ilav" I i .TIE end c nijh-te M <irtoient ol the la'ES*.

styir-.S of I'A LL ano WLN FLUDRY GOODS, of all({UTILITIES, AMI at :'fnir PRICES as they CA be bought of !any lionet M tin oily, J whieh we r spectfully "ALLT!NJ UTTEUTH OFAM pmelia-ers INUGNOT 'omiietition, I

FO.i THE LADIES.Fine CASHMERE SF!AWLS

do Thibet Wool dodo Brocha dodo Moitsline Delaine dodo Merino DOdo CLOTH dodo IHankot do from 75c to $3.00.

Cas'ntiiPtes; VTOUSI lire sde Lain- Alpuccas; Oing- ]hams; Cloakingflt Bombnzines; >ok Musline; Bahop Lawn*; Cambric; Swire vtusline; Lone Lawns,T>,C. A large mdcompleiea-sortment .fCALICOES, !ctjii.il to the haudsouient in the city.

Spool ('otioiis, Cotton Cords, TAPESThri ads, &E. all for the Ladies.A very eonipiete asfioitment of Salineta,Jeans, f ill'D Cloths and KerseysFan* y and IMaio C ASSIVIERESCLOTHS of every SL ADE and QualityBleach'd and Brown MUSLINSTable DIAPERS. Linen and Cotton

I Red, White and Veil >W FLANNELS, Plaindo do do do Twiled j

Allat the lowest Prices for Cash. Remembero*7 No. uo, 3 doom East of Frederick, i

SEASONABLE articles. !; HF A MII.TOX EAST Kit CO. IIAL-

' j m R TIMORE STREET, liave on hand ?

IJ Splendid French CLOAKINGH,shaded, &c., Handsome Enalisli and Anurican Cloakings

Real French Merinos and Thibet CLOTHS{ do. do. UOMBAZINES,ol' hest niake

\u25a0J Rich colored and black ALPACAS, Splendid 3-4 and 6 4 black CASHMERES

do. Printed Cashmeres, of Paris styles| do. Col'd ar.d black Silks, in great variety

I, Rich watered and plain 3 4and 4 4 MaimllaSlLK,34 and 4 4 black Mantilla VELVETS|j Colored Bonnet Vclvetsand Saiins

: Marcelline and Linings SILKS, large flockI Alio, a large assortment of Flannels, BLANKETS,I Quilts, Linen Goods for Housekeepers, Floor Baizes,

I | Curtain Muslins, emb'd Curtains, &C. tec. A splen| did stock of CLOTHS, Beaver Clotlis, Cassimeres,| Tweeds nnd articles for gents wear. n36

T' II K iiIIEAT EST .11 EIT It IAE IN ItTeWORI,D,/or Couks, Colds, Asthma, Pain and

I j Soreness in the llrcast, Whooping Cough, tonsump-

J (ion, Hoarseness, and all diseases of the Hreast am!. J Lungs, is Hanec's Compound Syrup of Hoarhonnd.?

j Price £0 cents,

I ] I've been coughing, I've been coughing,, | AH the nigat arid nil the day:

And I'm wearing, and I'm tearingII All my lungs and L.fe away.' O 'twillend ine soon, and send ME?) Down to an untimely crave,

r j LA some friendly handailend me,J Skill'd the sufferer to sr.ve!

But, in brief, I found relief;M And, poor sufferer, say, would you:' I Take so hnndy (lance's Candy,

. | And iiis Hnarhound Syrup loo!j HANCE'S CAN BY and HOARHOUNI) SYRITP,

' two of the most popular remedies of Hie age for colds,\u25a0) coughs and consumptions, and all affections of the

- Bronchial Organs, may ??( had al his N- w Store, No. 1 108 BAI TIMORE-ST., between North and Hollid.iv

or at IHE Old Stand, corner OF PRATT h CHARLESSTS., Unltimorn. "31

1 rgtWILLKD DIBiOHAMS. Just received aIn. lieauilful asiortuienl of Twillcd_ Giughaitis, co-

lor : . lited to th" "CASE nI v,.l>sun uaiid. Ait xnmh r- h Bvgonv'sGLOVES.

1. A.NICKL'.ItsnN,n| N0.. 19 N. Howard st.

150 !E POiiOK "is TM; B '.T SISAtYLS.!?' )? assortment of mode colored ThibelSJ wis,

> will!and witt tut S ilk FRINGESAlso rich Turk. llSHAWLS lusl received.

.1 HENRY VV. COOKE,(LIS CORUEl' Unlinver and I.(llNB.iril-ts.

\u25a0MUBKLIB A . INK. MRS. WICKKKHON No1 Id N. HO I .rd ' I IS : R<l" C;ved frnm i'liihdel

pUri liuiile>' I IVBELIBLE INK, mr irinikiiigCcillnrsgild Pocket iiaudkeroiirel!:.

GOOD NKWS! GOOD NKWS 1 ?FROM THKLADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE

EMPORIUM !a The subscriber# havu prrparcd,

CtfStJf? I®.) flue assortment of beautiful mot""??'fashionable SHOES and GAITERS, suitable for thefall and winter, which they would like the Ladies tocall and examine, and can be sold at the followingprices: Gaiti.us $2; Half Gaiters, thick sole $1.62;Morocco half Hoots do. $1 25; Morocco Jeffeisons,do. $1.12; Seal Skin Half Hoots, ,1.12; Seal SkinJpflrrsons, $1; Misses half IloolH, thick sole, 75 cents;children's Hoots and Shoes, 50 cents.

Otj'-The above woik is prepared in the neatest andmost fashionable style, with every care for its durn-hi'itv. FANCY SHOES and HOOTS, for HALLS,

I WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at tbe shortest; notice. ELLIS Sc. NICOLAI,j n27-it No. ND Haltitoore-st,

A. IV. t HANKY.FASH lONAIILE HOOT AND

Ru! SHOE MANUFACTURER, N0.38

?J*. ft. J "AKHISt)NST., lIAI.TIMORK, signeiafs,,f the "Napoleon Hoot and Shoe

Store," wholesale and retail, lake"KBK it,nielliod of inlorming hie custom-

era and the public in genrtal, that he has just com-pleted his Fall stock, which is as good, if not supe-rior to any in llie city, embracing Boots ami Shoes ofevery description for Ladies and Gentlemen, whichwillhe sold Iter less than the same can lie purchasedelsewhere. Ladies' superior Morocco Shoes of allkinds; Gentlemen's llools ofall kinds; and Children'sami M sses' of every description.

N 11. A few of different kinds of Summer Stock! on hand, which will bo sold at cost to close out

I Gentlemen's Morocco Hoots; Ladies' Light Shoes;I Misses' Gaiters, Sic.! ix/- Country merchants would do well to call and| see before purchasing elsewhere. ses-3ui

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.The subscriber would respectfully

Eh I inform his friends and the public*9B -iienorally, that lie is continuing thefflJ litH>T and SHOE Business ni No.

I 31 SOUTH GAY STRHKT, oppo-W*®* site the Exchange, third door from

! Second St., Baltimore, where he intends to maimfac-; lore HOOTS, GAITHKK HOOTS and SHOES, of

I every description, in the most fashionable and ap-I proved styles, of the best workmanship ami material,I warranted to wear anil fit equal to any in this or any

| other city inthe Union. He would also embrace this

I opportunity of eturning thanks to his numerous eus-I tomcrs and friends for their liberal and kind patron! age, and respectfully solicits a continuance < ' the| same. Prices as follows;

! Dress HOOTS, stitched, $5.00j do do pegged, 3.50

l Double sole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 6.00do do do do pegged, 4.00

i Cork sole HOOTS, pegged, 5.5050'- AU orders filled at the shortest notice, tviiole-

i tale and retail.veli-tf SAMUEL .1. HANDY.

J BOOT FA CTORY.' \u25a0U'CFfui'' The. subscriber having opi ned store

I gfjftrn No. 241 WEST PRATT STREET, aj S.' j lev,- doors above Sharp, south side,

| Jtj , would respectfully inform his friends

i Sagta,' a:, I the public generally, that he is pri-

i ljgrH.! pare I to manufacture B<HlTS,sewedor pegged, tiiat cannot tie excelled inmaterials, workmanship or neatness ol

-wfc'e fit, which he will guarantee shall weatequal to any thai ar wanuiitclHred inthis or any city in the union, lie also

, would return thanks to his friends and ct 'otn-rs fortheir kind patronage and would ask a continuance of

. ;ho snme.I N. IE GUNNER'S II(KITSmade,

j apis-y SAMUEL BfUKLEY.

i EMCOURAGE AM 1-7PLICA\ INDUSTRY.Who wil?send to FrnHoe fin Hoots

when Hie subscriber will make suchfi33s< | that lor ne; ttu >s, comfort and dur-

I K£ ! ability, cannot he surpassed by anyj igL, j workmen in the world,

j Pulilic ai:. i.tion is re: (actl'ully ht-855.45; vitcd to this suggestion.

PKi (.'l'.S are as follows:MiSSjmi, Dress Boots, stitched $5u5.50

n pegged 3.50Water pro if doHl le soled lined

I BOOTS, stitched 8.60| Water proof double soled lilted Hoots, pegged,. 4n4.50

j Cork soled pegged Hoots, 5a5.50KAM'L UOBINHO\,I i Eutaw-st.,

j mis- Opimsiie Western Bank.

ONK FUICK HOtFf STORK.! If you want a good BOOT for only $3,| call at CIIOATE'S, in Exchange Place,

j m No. 77, w here you can get a Moot fortliat money which ce.iiiiot he beat, whelc-

gpsajv,. sale and retail.1 - ;i \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 rnUM-tf EDWARD OHOATE.-

B T335" itELLAS, PAHASt > L.V ?

1 AND NUN SHAHESIThe SII!-'CI iher. having putchtucl the i x

i \u25a0 ivt I'liiluihIphiu Mqnufni lory, rnuntlyI 'vftsU-s'' established in city, corner of Little

11;ir|> and Baltinrn* sts., begs leave to IH

I form country merchants air! cir) deab rr, as well IH

i the public generally, tb.it he i ? prepared jo acommo-? i!.it tin tu on 111III.< luily ;i> cheap a* the*, can he piir-

-1 tlin.- (I in I hiludelphia or New Vork. [lis st-ck <l

j IJMBUELLAH,PAIL\riOLS and *?L'N SHADES, isJ of the. best and most shbstntilml manufacture andwili be foetid as extensive and vitri'd t.* any other inthe country. Determined to : <-? \u25a0 at die very lowestPhiladctnhin and New York jri. ,!? ? respectfully

. invites : üblie to glv,i him a <?;!!.

! millI-If EKANf 'I;- BEEHLRR.rtih TKKI I)! Vl.f.i, i iiETH'!

!..

. ?,???% The subscribe r tenders? \u25a0?. * ~i ai- ib.--.nks fnrii' ? Itlu il

? M V *;>r ?| j, ptit'oi-ta-. he has reeuv-7-Av eyi iM .-il eitici- his ri-sidence in

'wm- H..ltitnore,and continues: ! I p..'fit::, all opera:,em: in DENTAL HUHGEtiV

I (embriiciiig ti:c Intesi hnprovei: t-nls i.-itin sett nr-et at| om-lhiri lens limn the lISK II rates, lit invite - th-ewho are afflicted with bad Teeth to give him an early

| call. The high charges In t'cfioi- e.taltlished hnvini- preclmii tl many from submitting tin .r l'cetli to Dent;,l

' epeiations, an opportunity is now off- rt d toall to have\u25a0 theirTet th put in good order, as tl::; charges shall suit! ail who may favor him Williucall.

5Lr- Allopeiatious warranted ;o prove beneficial,ot, no charge made.

J. I'. SOUTH COMB, Dentist,I al4 No. 20 Fayctte-st., ifd dnorfrera North.

I JTIIKYP UJI BRELLV STOREI II HiJ NO. as N. HOWAHD-ST.. BETWEEN

LEXINGTON Ik FAYETTE, E. SIDE. IThe subscriber is constantly manufaetur- ,

I ing Umbrellas of every variety and finish,!and has now on hand a beautiful assoit-meat of Silk, Scotglt Gingham and Cot'onUMBRELLAS, which lie will sell, wholesale andre-

j tail, very low for cash Umbrellas, Parasols andSun Shades, covered and repairea on reasonableterms. Merchants having unsaleable silks on hand,can have theui made up on leasoitablc terms. Caband see for yourselves.

I Recollect the No., 38.T. LUCAS ENNIS, Practical Umbrella

Manufacturer, North Howard st,

; 020 Sign of the Lady wtihthe Parasol.

I BONNETS, BONNETS, AND FLOWERSJUST OPENED. '

Look out for the "CHEAP ST®RE,"whetenwn.ay be found one of the best assortments of

MILLINERY GOODS in the gily-such asFlorence, RutHand, and all kinds of BraidSONNETS Silk Bonnets by the doz.; Velvet do.;

Bonnet Silk ind Velvets, in great variety; BonnetCaps; Artificsjl Flowers, ingreat varity; large stockof Ribbons; Alpaccas for dresses; Cashmeres; FrenchMerino Shawls; Gloves of all kinds in abundance.Cg?-A good assortment of gentlemen's wear?suchas Stocks, Crnvats Suspenders, &c. Don't forget theplace, hoi call and see for yourselves?you may relyon Bargains at 193 BALTIMORE STREET, fivedoors above Light street.

g"'o d JAMES COBURN.BARGAINSI H VHGAINSIj fcSkg, Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY

Jfa'.jSr 8 PREET, opposite Fayette-sl., where maySB? he found a beautiful assortment of the most Is fashionable RONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS.SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, aud a general

| assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes, Mous-I liti r,; Laines; LAWUH; Linen Ildkfii.; uentleim'n's

j Stocks and Collars; Suspenders r.nd a great variety of| Goods 100 tedious to enumerate* The public are re-j spuctfully invited to ni this New and Cheap Store,j where they will he aecommodr led with fresh goods

7 1 v^nirT 81 Pnces. Don't forget-No. Jd3; OA Y a rREET, opposite Fayette. aplO-tf 1

, IIMAfIfCFAS SARBAPARILLAa , . Vi.GbTAHLE, OR BLOOD PILLS, !

\u25a0 Are DECIDT I.LY \hn safest and BEST medicine ever in-| leduced, for curing DYSPEPSIJI, Costivfness, SINGING

K I in IHE Lars, Lid-linos*, HT.idachos, Drowsiness, De-pression or lou ness of Spirits, and all Diseases aris-MAfrom an impure state ( ,F the Blood. BE careful to i

I AVOID \\ ORTHLI SS COUXTBRFEITS,J and A*<, iii al' EASES, I N llance'S(euiiiiito Pills- price

25 cents pi ! box, or live boxes for £-1.For sale by sLTfI s. || ANCK. 108 Ballinioro st.. |"ml corner of t.liarles and Tratt str .els. 031f 'ihVKH COIN! MbVBIi COtKS jt v\ anted, IV rin o . .j. mriiig purposes,(>LD ap. (

BRC R- nd OLD FULVBR of a.: dMMrfplpurcbtiied at the highe.-t mnrke' price, IyOABKINI, I) CLAUK, \\ ntcr str:???., I

door ''rorn ('alven-sf., |Who nunnnfneiur's ? Ivertvnre >f v rv devcriptjon.

YB. V\ atchvsj \m,j- - - ; Jewelry pronerh !sciS-itD I

DOCT. PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.rBIIME which 4t t II things," has thoroughly es-JL tablished the inestimable value of these Pills asa c lliartlc, antihrllious aud detergeni medicine. It is

now twelve YRARS -ince Dr. I'ETKRS Tave them tothe world, and Mieir reputation, founded on his lungexperience, stillcontinues to increase The annual

I sales, which, during the tiist year amounted IO one

I hundred thousand boxes, have, during the past year,exceeded ten times that amount, and the market for

them, once confined to a few Stales, now comprises] not only the entire Union, but Canada, New Bruns-

, wick. Nova Scotia and the West Indies. They may

j truly he termed the grent household Mcdivine of thej South uiul Went, No ouier Fills have been so widely

' patronized in those regions. They ate purely vegetalil ?in their nature,and so mild and g ritte 111 theirope

; ratiohr that they may he given with perfect safety* veilto an infant. Tin re is not a panicle of any irritating or

I drastic substance in it tir composition, yi t they actupon the seer* lions with unequalled certainly and direcmess; thus purifying the cotisiitin ni-of the blood,and enabling nature to throw into circulation a per

j fee tlx lieahhyth.nl. Among ?he nililtitudfsof diseasesto th* cure of w jeh Dr Peters 1 Vegetable Pills are

I adapted, may be menlio ed?habitual Co.-tiveness,I Billions Fevi-r, Jaundice, C'holic, Dyspepsia, Agin;

i and Fever, Worms, Ft-male Irregularities,. Heartburn,j Dysi tiiery, Diarrhoea, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles,

I Flatulence, Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue, Nau-! sea, Rlietimatisin, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils, and all diseases of the skin caused lv impurity o the blood; to

| gcther with every species of complaint affecting the, stomach or bowels.

The immense demand for the medicine has excitedthe cupidity ot certain unscrupulous counter!'* iters,who have thrown into the market a large quaHtitY of<lelet* rioiis trash, under the name of PETERS' \'E-UETAHLB PILLS.

As th*; spurious Pills have h*'cn sold to druggistsandothers at a very low price, the proprietor of the GK

I NTIMB!i:e*Heine begs to state, that \ferchaviH and Drugj gists, (isr their own safety, willplease take notice, thatany person under any circumstances, whether he he

i an agent orotherwise, win shall sell or offer to sell! Peters' Vcget hie Pills in quantities under one linni died gross for less than £.'lh lor the large, and $lB for

, the small size boxes, independent ofany deduction forcash, is a swindler and an iinposter; and the public arecautioned against him.

GENUINE PETERS' PILLS nr* sold wholesaleand retail, by G. K.TYLER,

General Agent, cor.of E. Baltimore andI Sl2.tr I! igh sts., Baltimore*

HIVCA!V VOU DOUBT THE HIKOI-CAL VIRTUES OF CANTKI LL'S ANTI-

jDYSI'LI'TIUI'oWDIvKS, iho only sure remedy evei

I offered i tlie piihkic, pr:|>nn:il expressly for Una complaint, ;i single ttial in which will convince the mostsceptical of us ability to cure in any ntaee and iindei

jany lorin,aiid living purely veuetable, persov*- of the| most delicate constitution may use it m all kinds olI weather with perfect safety.I Numerous certificates of highly respectable citi! Zens can be \rivi n by culling at Mr. i.'tleb CressonVjDiuii Warehouse, No. <> North Third st , or at rantrelPs,coiner of Carpenter and Second sts., I'liiladel

? phia, of which I have uttacned a few.i John Tizuioire, liaideshurg; Mr. Henry Hoover,

1 Moyaineiisiiig ID nl, I'liiluda.; Mr. SatiFl C. Douglas*,sail-maker, South whaives; liobertCaw, No gtfi sSecond st.; Mrs. Mc.Mullen,Catharine at.,Souihwark;Mr. Charles Dick, Second near South*!.; Mr. Cald

| well, No IS* South Fourth HI.; MI. David Stillweti.Aeam Mill,'J'hiiteenth and Will-.w sts.; Mr. Darklev

j Jackson, No. Ifitt Crime st.; >lr. t !i rh sThaw,\o. 4fJ Moyaitiensing Head; Mrs. Steel, No IdiMoyanu'nsint

I'ond; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter ticar Sixth >t.:Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioner's Hall, Southwurk

( Mrs. Feltoti, Ninth near Locu*tst.; Mrs. Minlei, No2.> Reckless st., Southwnrk; Mr. Thomas Reynolds

1 Mead alley; Mr. Hand March, No. '2~, Prime st.; SanC11. Watson, dfif) South Third st., Plumher; William

Price, Jr., Second si.; John Price, Blacksmith; MisMary Delnney, in George ahove Sixth st.; Mrs. ShH

i:sl , Mobile, Ala.Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CEES

SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No* 6 North TillHISt., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointedagents:

J. F. Perkins & Pro., corner ofFranklin and Greetsts., Baltimore,Md.

IS. If. Perkins, No. 4 ;J"i West Baltimore st. corner oCreen st., Baltimore, Aid.

Robert Johnston, Frederick city , Md.J. F. C'allan, Washington city, D.C.11. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.J. L. Kiilweil,Georgetown, do.Prepared only by the subscriber,corner ofCarpen.

t< i and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia.(ft/-OhHcrve, not e ate genuine without the signa

ture JOHN A. CANTRELL. ml2 d

m UC INA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OFA*4 LOVE. Lisa so reign and speedy cure for

Incipient Consumption, Barreiim FS, Obstiwciion, tliflictilir painful Menstruation, incontinence of Grille,or involuntary discharge theioof, and for g neral prostration ot' the system, win tin r the result of mhi remcauses oi product tl by irregularity, illness oraccideutIt is pleasant to the and positively sure tit ii*operations in Incnrrl.ma or Whites. Its unrivalled repotation is hoth heniisphetes, is the result of its almost supernatural virtues.

Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surprisina than its invigorating erects on the human framei isons a Ihetett with weakness and latitude, hdoritaking it, at once leron.u rolnist and full of energyutidei its i.tflueMee. It immt diat !y counteracts tinn: rvi lesstmsn or .<?' < nei-s of the female name, whiehis th" only eau ?of luirrt'in.'ss; and which piaot nDr. ManginV discovery, vn? eonvidt'ted to he mcuia

hie. Lnnt'.u ige. indeed, eaniml do justice to the tm

i its of the IJ'CISA CORDIAL, which is r. gardeeby tlie heads of the Faculty us one of the most tinpnrlunt discovi ri sol the age.

For sal- by G. K. TVI.LR,cor. of Baltimore aimHigh sts; ROBERTS AT 1 .\X >'?, corner of Hanovt r .oM Haitimo to sts and J M. LAUOQ.UE, cornetof Baltimore ami Hum -on ats.

Price. Sil per bottle.{\u25a0:- ?Purchasors, to avoid In ing imposed up.cn, will

pi ase reitieinber that the naim LCC!NACOiGJL\LIS stamped on the G'ASS of EACH bottle. selU tf

\u26663l B NO L< NGCP ? #

h i 'J' CHANLiED 'I D 3H.Ik i"The public are ro.'.peetfully informed that by the

ordinance of Utt oity, reguiatiug tho numbering of DMi.I MM 5, tljc subscritu r'ii number has been changedfrom 26 to !*!, ol' which his customers anil stringerswtl' please taue notice.

The Proprietor of tho celebrated VEGETABLEBITTEHH end COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-> tit occasion to call the attention of strangers visitingIhe city, and otlters, to the superior qualities of theabove medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, BowelComplaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-tism, folds, Coughs, Consumption, and many othercomplaints to which we are liable. In addition to themany certificates published in the papers of the day,he tins in his possession a number from most respecta-ble individuals, all testifying to the virtues of thesemedicines, and which can be seen at his store.

The subscribar also takes this opportunity to returnhis grateful thanks to a discerning public, who haveextended to his medicines such a liberal support sincetheir introduction into this city; and he is happy inthe belief that they have been productive of inucbgood wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor andmanufacturer, he would caution the puldic against anyattempts that may be made to impose upon them aspurious article. Every bottle of his medicine issettled and stamped with his name on the top of thecork, also a fac sintilie of his name on the label on theside of the bottle. None other are genuine; thereforehe not deceived.

Hie ANTI-BILIOUS PII LS are acknowledgedto be a must excellent remedy for bilious complaints.They are extensively used, and pronounced one ofthe best family medicines now before the public.

In addition to the ahove lie has many other MEDI-CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,together with a great variety of PERFUMERY cata-logues of which can he seen at his store, and whichhe warrants to be equal to any inthe city.

LOUIS GOULEY, No. .'IS Baltimore street,Between Frederick and Harrison streets,

And near Centre Market.N.B. Remember the No., 38, as the genuine irrti-

cles are for sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2

rg tHE CURE FOR TOOTHACHE intro-JL duccd front Philadelphia, where it has been in

constant public use for the last five years.Persons suffering with Toothache willhave Retired

in one minute by applying WHEELER'S TEA-BER-RY TOOTH WASH to the decay of the tooth, andwill ltavc all decay arrested?Soreness of the CUHKcured?Scifinrss of the Gums cured?Bleeding Of theGums stopped?and the teeth, gums and mouth alwayskept pleasant, and in the best health.

TESTIMONIALS.Toothache cured?soreness of the gums cured, and

decay of her teeth arrested by it.J. CUTHERAL.

Suffering from his teeth and gums stopped, decayof his teeth arrested, and a swelling of his gums re-moved hy it. FREDERIC W. PARSON.

Toothache and so rim ess of gums iu bis family earedhy it. ERAS. PUEVOST.

Toothache cared by it. THOS. FAY.Cancerous rcurfon his gums cured hy it,and il \u25a0ki ops his teeth, gums and mouth healthy and pleas-

ant. JOHN DE FORIA. ITeeth which were partly injured by colds, but prim ;

cipally by an acid paint applied to the mouth incolor- jin.' prints, entirely cured by it.

' MARY A. TAYLOR, jSold by I M. HAIG, Principal Agent for the.Slate \u25a0

of Maryland, at No. 12. lialtimore-st. 028 ly

AHABOXES TIN PLATE, 1 X, landingP )i\u25a0 1.1 for sale by

JAMES L OHTLAN & SON,Impniters of Table Cutler*, Waiters. ;

t33 Family and Fancy Hardw are,&c.

DR. ROGERS' MEDICAL OFFICE. INU. 4 SOUTH IKtDERILK sr.

DR. UtM-RUs having recovered Hum hit* IntrIillneiß, had recommenced in* practice ai the uiubiaud, South Frederick-Ht., '2 doom below Ballimoietil., lei. hand hide 1 omg down.

EX THAORL)IXARV CURES.GONORRHOEA and GLLEi pciniaiiently cured

in from 9to i*6 lioum. STKIU I SY 1 111 LIS,and all Venereal affection*, perfectly reninveu in irom

, one to Ihiee days?or 110 charge.M FUItAL OFFICE,

NO. 4 bOUTII FREDERICK fetIKKET,(First door from Bultimoru-tt thong inward.- the dock)

(ft/-Take notice o! lilt. R liUiio' Na.VIE on dii-lert lit parts ol the nlftce. Alt*nda.cu Horn BA. M.nil I(J at niahi. CURE WARRANTED?No.payunless a UUiiKhe tfleeted.

DR. 11 GERS,Member of tin? Medical and Furua m sSuc ii'tifsofN*\vYork and LOU MUI a, G aduate ol the Uuivci>iiy ol

l'eniihylvauia, and llunuiary no inbei ol the Washingion l.'niver.-iiy of Baltimore, ol on year siund-iiii>, may he coiihiilted on all diseas* s to which thehuman triune is incident, hut more particularly inthaiclass of cases coniinomy called

.s 1-. 1 liET JUIMIODERS.UK. ROGERS, irom a rifiular medical education

and a practice ol' Id years, i .\elusively devou d to lintieainient of then 1 lualudio,) 111 New York, Havana,.New Orleans, Mexico, and Uiis city, is enabled to

' WAKIIANTto both sex, a safe, speedy and permanentcure, for the WORST C ASES 01 them, or any ol the el

feels resulting Irom tin use ol mercury or the mal-

' practice of quat ks.

I Peiso.lB attlicied with copper-colored blotches, onthe face and head, pains in the limbs or hody, nones

j on the hones of the arms and legs, uiceiau d sore nose,1 mouth, or t roat, 01 uuv othei >yniptouis ol ihalloath-

| some disease, "THE ( ONsTITUTIUNAL AtEEC-7/OA,; n persons ufiiicted with ohstinao. urethral di*

I charges, or vveukm s> of tne miliary organs, or whoI are sutferi. u from iiiduigenee in a cerium destructive

j habit known as the "SOLITAR 1 riC'LV 1 anti w no,from disgust and disappoiuiuii nt, liaw abandoned ail

I hopes ola cure, aic strongly urgi d to call at this of-I lice. If NOT CTKKD no inoii< y WILLBE deinnliafd

(MiNOKIUKK-tAM'iGbi I 'i ?Lined in lioin 9 to

j hi) hours by a single application, u itliout requirina pa( dents to take any medicine whatever. This ueatiiieni

cures in one sixth the time of any other, hi- pi rfeet. It requires no change in oiet or ham Is. .Nonauseating <lo***olRalsam, Turpentine, Harlem Oil,die. No i.stiingeiit iiijeciions or Li ugies u-ed, but acuring obtained to certainty , in the tune named, with-out pain inconvenience or discovily.

ETKICI UKE. This tiiM-a*e is of veiyfreqm ntoccuriencentid often exists in person.- wi.o are uot the

least aware 01 it. It frequently prevents lIHlIII.MII

j IK ing fathers, w ho otherwise would have cliildri 11 ,' It induces iMipoteucy, gieui weakin ss of the pails,fi.-uila, dysp psia, diM use.- of the bladder, the tin t< rsand kidneys. Dr. Rogers treats the riM*aeoiiato wplan, known to he the only no ihod that ever per ma- \

!ncntly remove S.iiclurt . Allotht 1 methods of treat

ing it ?reno re PALLIATIVE* TI <y only suspend liie|s niptoins for a short lime, (art cause the complaint to i

I reiuin with redoubled violence, and rendti it more| riifli ult to cure. hr. Rogers willcoiitiact to remove 1.Stricture for a certain sum. payable when ii b< asm 1 1taiiiid that the di.-ease is pes manently removed. In |all cases a cure can he ob tained to certainty in as 1many hours as ii formerly rtquirtd days, or even |weeks, without p (in or inconvenience* {ft/DR.RO- jGEKH can ieo r to some of tin must respectable per- !sons of Raliiiuore, v. ho have he* n cured by him.

THE I'Rn.-'i KATE GLAND. Hr Kogersha-made isome remarkable elites of diseases o* this organ. j

IMI'OTENCY. For 1his disease, see an article in \u25a0iliis coluinn (below ) Abo look at the article on 1INVOLUNTAR V SEMINAL EMISSION'S.

Alice. >iis of the 1yes and skin tp 1 dily t tired(ftJ-Allthe diseasiti p< culiar to Females, speedily 1

attended to.

fUKGM'ALOPERATION! I ?Such as for Squint-ing, Club Fool, ike performed to the sausfoctioii of:patients, or no charge.

TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE. Dr. Rogers is a 11a 'live of the United States, educated aiuongsi yr>u,at'the best medical schools in the woild, hut was two jy ears abroad in attendance at theueneral Hospital-in :Paris and London. Fm several yea is lie conducted |the most extensive Venereal Hospitals ever establish- jed in New York, Havana and New Orleans, and it is 'HIni'\u25a0tally know 11 that his practice (in (his line) li t-jlicen treble thsit of any other per&on in this country. ;wi h the exception (perhaps) of two veiy old pby-icians in New York

LTiarjes very moderate am' the strictest secrecy ob jserved in till car es.

Separate I'iivate Offices.Persons at a distance must pay postage.HR ROGERS t peaks ami writes tlu French, Span-

ish*and Poriugut s Languages.MEDICAL OFFICE,

No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,[First door going lioiu Baltimore st. towaids the dock ) .

Established in nidi r to allotd the afflicted so.inn

and scien ifie medical aid, and for the SCPPRE.S*ION :Of QUA< KfcKY.

DR. HOG BUSTo young men and others, who may have injured

themselves by improper iudiiis< ? era.IMP 0TEN C 1 ?IM P UISSAXCF.

One of the most fri quent penalties paid by those |.w ho give nun strained license to their passions, is aloss of viiilo po\ui. 'J be young, unaware of llif 1ft AIful results that may ensue art but too apt to com- 1toil xci ssj s. fnipotei yin y and doe s occur fromstricture, gravel, di p -n.*s in the urine, and tioininany other cau-e>; but by far the tno-t frequciit

: i.urcft of it i abuse? 01 the sexual orca s, by ex*, es jsivc venerv 01 seif-poititiau?particularly the last.?-!i is a fact well kit wu to these who understand the 1matter, that til! tho-e who practice ti. solitary vicelose the power of pro muting sooner than the more ;prti flit. Too gri at cxeit; meut. of lie pi liilalorgans ;

1 how vci productive of otln 1 lo cts hesiib - preuiaturi impotfiu v, 11 tends to deruiige tlu (bgestivi; 'ime |tious nnd weitkcu the 1 liysical arid nu Mai powers :Thus parents and others are often d ceived aa lo the :true source ot tin- complairits of youth an i young {?in 11. It could be show 11 how the ittb nutition of til";frame, palpatniion cl the heart, derangement of theiierrmts system, iiidigesiiou, and a train ofsyiuptoius, indicative of consumption are often as-cribed to wrong causes, when in reality they are theeons- earners of an alluring and pernicious practice,ilikdesiiuetive 10 the mind ami body.

, DES PERTES SEMINALESIXI'OLONTAIRES jj The most common re-uh of sell-abuse is Involun

I taty Seminal Emissions, for various reagons, but apasving uo'ice of this distressing coinplaiut can be

, given here. Itcoineson very gradua'.L . Itcomtnencesby a precipitate euiissiou of semen either in cos ion orduring lascivious dreams. The emissions are pri -mature and withoutforce,and the erections slight andincomplete and soon subside. As the affection iqcreases,the emissions become more frequent and morereadily excited, are induced men ly lyeiatic ideas orthe least contact or litiltbtion, and take place withouterection and without pleasure?sans secouipe et sanssensations voluptuese. In t! is weak and susceptible ;condition of the organs?pollutions are liable to occur .both day and night, gradually undermining the health. I

The patient becomes pale, thin and weak, suffersfrom pains in back and head, has disturbed vision, anda sickly languid look and feels totally unfitted for ac-tive bodily or mental occupation. His mind being con-stantly absorbed with his sufferings he eagerly perusesevery thing re'ative to his complaint Obliged to coneeal his situation from his friends and ashamed to ap-ply to those who from education, knowledge and prac-tical experience are alone able to assist hun, he fliesto some ignorant quack by whom his pecuniary meansis drained, for which he only meets in return with bitter disappontment. At length, epilepsy, catalepsy,mania, or somn other disease of the nervous svstein,makes its appearance,and the patient is relieved fromhis horrid situation by a premature death, the cause ofwhich hadfrequ- ntlybeen entirely overlooked by hisunsuspecting friends.

If this publication should meet the eye of anyonewho, in tin? indiscretion and imprudence attendant onyouth should have brought 011 himself any of the evilsalluded above, to such. Dr. Kog rs offers his servi-ces and pledges the most honorable secrecy. He be-lieves that he has the means of remedying their suffer-1ingsand of obtaining for tliein a permanent cure. Ifsuch however should not he the case at least 110 losswillhe sustained by thMr applying to him, inasmuchas "Ifno cure can be eti'ec\cil no pay willbe required."

ADVICE? CA UTION.Persons afflicted with Impotency must avoid the

alluring promises and smattering acquirements of Em-pirics anil Quacks, who, one and all, are perfectlyignofUHl of the innumerable causes of the affection,and whose nostrums do much more harm than good 'No single plan of treatment is effectual; a variety of:causes 111 usi he remf#ved by a variety ofremedies. Dr. ;ROGERS is continually being applied to oy personsafflctcd in tiiis way, whose means have been exhaust |ed by advance payments, and who receive 110 benefit Iwhatever from the treatment

TAKE NOTICE. DR ROGERS' office is in'South Frederick street, first door fromgoing towards the Dock or Baiin. Tak(?-notice of his jname on the window, door, and other parts of his of-fice, as mistakes have been made. dl |

eAN'CE'S BARSAPARTLLA OR BLOODPILLS, are by far the best medicine ever dis-

covered for curingCoslivencsi, Dyspcpsiu, Swimming

in the Ilerul.&c. Persons of a full habit,who are subject to Headache, Giddiness, Drow-

siness, nnd singing in the Ears, nrisuu from too fJ rreat. 1a flow of blood to the bend, should never be

w itlioutthem, as 1 any dang* rotis symp-toms will he i n irelycarried off by j<

their i n Mediate use.Always ask for HANUES PH.LP, ami pnrehnno of.n me but those ad.viti ed as ajfrnN, and ifconveiiieincall and see the proprir tor himself. j1

(ft/-Ftr sale by FETII S. RANGE, 10? P. I.im <? Istreet, and comer ofGharles and Pratt siruei.-. Trice j:93 cents per box, for HANCL'.S GENUINE PILLS, jor five for $l. oCi I

BALTIMUItK LOCK INFIRMARY,No. 15 EA.iT PRAfT STKthT, 7 loots East

. I cs Pratt street Bridge, where may be obtained tkcI tnobt ape* cly aud pernianent cure for Gonorrhoea,

| (ileels, s, Affections of the kidney*, DIM-11*60j of Ue Bladder, Gravel bemioal WeaKro sn, liivoluu-

tury SimiiiiilkmisMoiiH and linpole my. Thoai whoI by ' exeofive indulgence, or a certain secret habHI I have iiroiiuhi upon ill*nmelveß premature luipnteiicy,11 L'ou*iiiuiinai Drbuily, or any ohstacu b to the co-

tiuiuiuatioiiol Mamage; the usual consi iiueneea ofuinoiraiiMtl lratification of the aciibiial passions,may consult Dr H with honorable ? onfldeuce. lie

, oilers them ap rfect and p rinuiieut cuie.

SifcL'RET DliiEAkE CURED hi from two to four. , days The only certain ai d infallible cine lor a cor-

? tain disease. Mi BALTIMORE IM I ...M ARY issilUitlcil I \". 15 EA.-'l' I'KAT'J' ST , 7 iloor- Eastof Pratt si. IHidgc. To tin atllicH d of both sexes?

DR. II I IZEuIiKKCEK,' a di .'.ugiiished meiiiber of the iMtdico i liirurfficalI Fat nliy; a Graduate i the University ol .Va-y land of

j lfcßii, and lormerly Practising Physician !\u25a0 i lt e Balli-\u25a0 j inoie Eastern i.'ispi usury; has had charge ol the first

: j V* nereal llospuals and Infirmaries ol the U. States.

II and is at p oprietor ol the most celebratedI Secret Disease infirmaryever established in America,i (which is the wiiiyadv. rti *d place in Baltimore

i i win n? a thorough eniisiiiuiional cure can be had) afuel w< II known 10 tin?libeled.

, Y\ lien thai 1110*1 bornd ol all diseases, the SecretDisease, has lu temd itself upon the constitution,

1 causing ulcerated sore nose, mouth, 01 thioat; ulcer-ation of the witdpipe known a*consttnip ion of the

-j throat; rheumatic pain 111 the head and horns; dim-ness ot sight; (fulness; nodes, or swellings of thehorn s of tue arms and legs; copper colored blotches

> mi the IT ad, lace and limbs, papular, pustular or, sca'y eruptions 011 the skin; uicers on park

of toe body; disease of the hoiusof tlo: nose, or ofthe palate ol the mouth; progressing 011 with alurrn-ilig rapidity uiiiiiat la-t the palate ol the mouth, or

1 the hones of the nose fall in; and the victim of thiss aw'ul disease is relieved from his hot lid unit Jrcad-, ItiI situation by apr mature death. Docji r Ilitzel-

-1 IM rg r, from Ins extensive practice and great skill andexperience, having successfully cured more tbnr 9U,-OUUof the worst aud most aggravated secrM diseasesduring the last seven years, guarantees to effect a per-fect, certain and thorough CONST TUTIONAL

1 CUBE. Having devoted the most untiring ntteutioatto this biaiieli ol disease, Hi. llitzelberger willmere-

-1 ly add, that thousands, not only in this city, hut in the, North, South, East ami West, can hear testimony that

1 he lias rest tied iheni fiom the serpent-like grasp andvenomous poison of this most awful disease, whentheir live# were despaired of. Attendance fro.ui bA.M. 10 IDP. M.

The follow ing letter exhibits, in ;iclear nnd lucid1 point of view, the high estimation in which Doctor

Hu/.elbeig r's Medical abilities and l'rofesional. skill wne held by the late eminent and distinguished

: I'lolesfcor Rotter:BALTIMORE. May 7th.

Dr F. L. Hitz' lherger is well known to me, beinga giiieuaie ol the Uiuveis ly of Maryland, in whichI hold it chair. I uiing hisiittendaficc M the TJniver-

-1 shy lie ( Deducted IIIMS If with go at propriety. He: was iudiistiioiiHand intelligent, and i?t his final ex-I amiiiaiuMiacquitted loin-ell hononihiy. J!e lias laid, ago d foundation, a* d is w < II qunlifiird to do the du-| lies of ft Physician and u Surgeon,i N. POTTER.I The filloniiiireminent and highly eistii giiished

? i Physicians and Mngeoi.s, who are will known and| universally aeknnwledged to he the most ceh hrated

; prolosois 11 the departments ol medicine and surI gery in the Unihl * tales, have pionoum d and pro-I churned to the world, tr at Doctor Hilz* Ibergcr is! well qualified 10 do tlx? duiitsof a Physi< inn andj Fllig Oil.

Nathaniel Potter, AI. D., Professor, Practice Medi-; cil'.e., E Geddiug-i, M. l).,ol South Carolina, Professor ofj Anatoim ami Physiology.

Robiey Duuglison, M. D., Piof. of Therapeutics, Ma-I term Medun, llygiine find Medical Juiispruitence.1 N. R. Smith, M. D., Professor of Surgery.

. It VV. Hall, IH.D, of Otiste lies.J. T. Ducate } M. D.. rrofessor of Chemistry,

j PLRsuNS A'J' A DISTANCE can he cured byj coiiMiltingDr. 11 by letter, post paid, and remaining

at home.

| N. II Dr. 11 n iiKMiFeoEK has been his whole lift.

Id voted to the Iftidieal Profession. Having receiv-I ed a highly finished and most nieoniplii-heo Medical

1 ed n(-an-ii under the t uperinft ndaiicc ot Dr. Whit-ndge,o< Hns cny. and also under the charge ot Pro-

I lessor Giddiiigs, ol 8. Carolina. The punli< rnayper-j ceive at ft glance, that Dr. II is a skiljul jhysiriun, in

|ios.-es i'it the iceordt d experiem eOl itio GreatMasters of tin iWtdicnl Anfor the last twenty cen-lurit'ti. Then hue, the i.tilicted should apply at once

; to Dr lE. of ih: BalHir.oM: Jniirinaiy. (who is welli known o lie particularly succc.-Mui in curing the1 worst aud mo 1 aggravated Seeiet Disc.is- s. hasI been engaged in a more extensive practice ot tKis kind

than any other phyMciau no ft living.)

run BAL.TIMOKI: INFJK.VIAIIY.J TiirCiiilcsi iiiMimtioiim lialtimorv, lor llm perfectcure uf Uie uulorlunale vietime ol tii-i t eeret Disease.

I VII'IJ I 1 K OU FAI IILFSSj: l'.\ AAK-Ull!1 111.1 otenoi Fciuiieil Weakness, \<u;iuniul Seminal

! I'.misfioiis. spHrinatoriho'ii, r Involuntary Discliar-Ic> s. ond mi ilie horrid I'isor.li'ri am! iliseases, and' llu-irilrH'.iilnl et ioii.U' i.cis, etif ileil on uiuuspecl-

iiikyou; 1 anil voluptuous nmnliou.l, t>y excessive in-liuliti'iKe, I'.v tr c|tn iit iiee:iirnnl rem;...nl 111 Melons,by the Venereal liiseust, by consiitutionnl debility,iilid finally by tinmost If quent cai.-'e of a'l LTttaiu

! Hmriblo i'ntctices, Ueriuiu Uolitaty Vices.Impotence n ay lie tl- i ned to In a prosttMion nflhe

1 fin e edi of tee | ru-' restive orgnilß.a los id virilepo\v1 er: ii inn; Ie p .rmti or i oinpli t.: ii may In en ifiupa-

I tliie nnd priiuaiy inoihiil l oiidiiiou; or i..pt. inntic; of ohstiint'e and e.veesuve illllctien.ldi-i li.'i rof ijfi

I livei and of ilie nlinu ntaty canal, witli the entire eir-I cle of the chjlopnietic vlacern. In a ease like this.

there is ayp t eou.-tiiuiioiißl deliiinj ; Dy.-pi|siannd' liypoeoi.drin (inearily eve-t, v.lnch intoI iiielaueliolia, and tiaally mini .1 alie;:,',uon eccurs.?

i The Vein real Hi ease is n fettilt source ofImpotence,especially ROIIO i I ie.l. . iai dm.: pounri I. era in -

1 "nrtably product s siiiuealuioimal. functional orstruc-

i tuiul disorder of ll;e irethra. The most Ireqeeni ol

the consequences is Ftriciure, tlion folhm - irritahilityof Ilie nu lura and hladdi r. -irhlui"i- a narrowii j

s or contraction ei the uri thra froin dcrueeed action,jor Voai tnorhid ahena'.un of its structure. Ii may| arise from relax nion and lurgescenee of tin 1parieips,

ot from eflusioti lymph, oitlivr oil the tu.rlaee of themucous meiohrane. or in Ilie submucous cellular tis-sue. Tile .bailees which take place in tht mucousm< mlirane from inflammation, are n duess, thickun-inj!, sol'ti iiing, sometimes excrescences, ulceration,the mucous glands become Ihickeneil :nd enlarged,tin; submucous cel.ular tissue may heeoine thickenedor distended with an effusion of serum or collectionof pus.

Tims the meanest com prehension may perceive ata glance how easily a stricture may he produced by agonorrhoea of any continuance. Stricture is a fertile

I source of loss of the erectile power, consequently it isa most frequent cause of impotence; thus those who

| labor under gonorrhoea for any lengih offline may leauilite consequences. The most frt queni cause of impotence is Onanism, or Certain Solitary Practices.?This horrible practice checks the developement andchanges the structure of the generative organs, creates

stricture of the urethra, produces picmaturedebility,it gives pains in the loins; it es ablishesgeneral weak-ness ami induces consumption; the mental facultiesescape not, the tuiuil becomes fatuitous, the verysenses imperfect in their action,and the whole econo-my of nature becomes perverted. These consequen-ces are gradual; the victim of self-immolation con-tinues in his frightful cuieer with imagined impunity;he litti'' dreams of the sad lot that awaits him; withwhat terror the frightful truth bursts upon him; unfitto enter into ibe bonds of connubiality. he imaginesbis earthly misery consummate, and ina fit of despaircommits suicide. That many acts of self-destructionare owing to this cause, there cannot be the leastdoubt, and no human being is ever aware of the darktruth, hut the unfortunate victims. It would hea workof a supererogation to speak more on this vastly im-ponant subject; suffice it to say, should this adver-

| tisenient meet the eye of any one who has been un-fortunate enough to tender himself Impotent,

DK. HITZEI.HERGER,Who is well known to the atiiicted, es a Philanthropic

: Physician, can restore all his lost energies, re-in< igo--1 rate his frame and place him in possession of pristine

powerand vigor.This is no vain boast. Dr. HiTZEt.EERr.En has dur-

I ing the last 8 years successfully treated and perfectlycured more thin One Thousandpcrsans, who, withouthis aid and important medical services, never wouldhave dared to enter the holy bands of wedlock.

DI!. HITZELBEKGEK,Is the recipient of a superior Medical education underthe auspices of the most eminent and distinguishedPro lessors of Europe and America; Dr. H. is a nativeof Daltituore, having received both Ids Academicaland Medical education here in our very midst, there-fore, what lie says may he relied on as truth itself, forit is known to the afflicted, that he can perform whnthe promises, as he never lias been known to promisewhat he was unable to perform.

Dr. H. conjures those who stand in need offlie ser-vices ofa Physician, to avoid all Ctuacks and impos-tors, who without the least pretension to Medicalfcienae, fill the papers with lies, slay like pestiieneirall who come lo them, nnd boast of their skill in thevery face of some poor fool, whom tlicvare fast pre-paring lo belaid in an eatiy and degraded grave,?The.-t Quacks and impostors may be avoided, hy con-sulting Dr IIiTZEt.REHOER, who refers to the recom-mendatory h ltcr of Prof. POTTER, and to the distin-guished names signed to his Diploma. d 2

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1,, i- M lanif ci ni PL I'D I K PPARFH, which willbe sold at a moderate advance AMluyarc very scant'application should be made early.

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