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The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08
For the Columbian Fountain
Thoughts Of Home"

REV. NEWTON HEsToN.
Go search the wide world o'er, and find a spot
SO fondly dear, SO brightlR pure as this
Weary Of wand'ring mid its emptiness,
Back to the hearth-stone gladly thou wilt come,
And bend once more where burns the fire Of love-
The social shrine of childhoods' dearest Joys.
There's no place like home!" A light CLEANS
A light that flashes not from earth alone, atF
But falls, truant-like, from higher sphere, s
Where LoyE-the Deity Of worlds enthroned,
filings its pure sunshine o'cr Creations fields:
And ., there IS no place on this dark earth
Wherc more OF it is found than "home, sweet
home 70
Here it ought not die, and while the altar
Stands, where, 50 long the sacrifice hath burnd.
And morning lay and vesper hymn are sung,
It will the Deep dark gloom Of night dispel,
And dry up every tear that sorrow makes
As sunbeams, laughing on the morning flow'r,
Fold in their golden arms the clear dew-drops, 1z
(Which, chd-like, nestle in its fragrant bosom,l
And gently bear them up in vapor form
To the feecy cloud-plains that float on high,
And bid them swell that aerial fount, from whence
Descend the shower-blessngs Of our Cod
So, round the cheerful freside of home, b4a
TRuTH-its morning star--fings her purest beams,
And from its consecrated shrine of pray'r,
The mingled aspirations of each heart
Uplifts, as grateful incense, to the skies, S3
And then brings back the answ ring fire of heavn.
And softly throws it on the altar-stone 21,L
Where Love, enrobed in sweetest smiles, bends
down
TO wrap the spirit in her mystic spell
There is bliss that hallows home, unknown r.9
Amid the pleasure-paths of earth-unfelt
by fashions gayest worshippers--unseen
BY those who seek excitements' gddy whirl--
sacred union Of each soul, which laughs
Defiance at the ravages of time,
And gives moving pathos to each sigh
That grief starts from the breast, and calls around
The kindred glance Of friendships love-lit eve,
Topour its sympathy upon the heart!
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TO sip the foamless wine in loves bright cup,
And quaf the crystal fount Of homes pure Joy,
Is drinking life and bliss into the soul,
And swelling out its holiest thoughts into
The boundless sea of vast Eternity,
In quest of that bright home, of which its own
Is but distant shadow-heav'n the substance, |,
HOME is the true hearen Of earth, and speaks
OF its great Prototype above, where naught
OF sublnnary care can ever come -
0, then, let others wish splendid path,
With glitterng crowns or golden fiow'rets strewd,
III seek another sphere in which to wa k,
And homes enchantments round it shall be shed,
And heav'n will sometimes throw its light afar,
And drop its mercies round my erring feet
To guide me safely to that land of rest ~ Y y
WAsHNcroN Cry, DEC, lS45 ac q
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

The WEEKLH ,FoUNTAIN.-As soon as
fve hundred subscribers are obtained, we
shall commence the publication of a nsekly
Temperance newspaper, under the above
head, containing all the reading matter OF
the tri-weekly, and other articles adapted
for circulation in the country. Price, one
dollar per year, Persons renting five dol
lars, in current money, postage paid, will
receive six copies. Payment always in ad-
vance.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08
DEATHS.

Departed this life, in Prince Georges county,
(Maryland,) on Friday, the Cd inst, Aqu,LA D'
HYATT, aged 73 years. Mr.. Hyatt had been by
profession practical printer, and was for many
years, beginning more than forty years ago,
steady and faithful workman in the Office Of the
National Inteiligencer. aAt,.s,, . 4 80
On Monday morning, at o'clock, in this city,
Mr. a.. J, AGATE, late of New York, in the 28ih
year Of his age
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MONTREAL, DECEMBER 81.

We regret to have to record fresh cases OF
loss of lifc and property on our stormy river.
From letters received from Quebec we learn
that pilot had arrived there on the 2lst of
December, who had seen three vessels on
shore, which he confidently asserted were the
Montreal, the Sir Richard jackson, and the
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08
TOOTH ACHE CURED.
Dr. Van Patten.

regularly qualified Physician, as well as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-ache, in ali
cases where it is proper and desirable to save the
aching tooth, for which the charge is but Fyfty
Cents @l&1al H sT 80
Pulling or extracting Teeth. v
Dr. Van Patten extracts teeth with "a mpch
skill and as little pain as any other dentist in this
country, and charges but so cents per tooth He
also challenges any Dentist in Washington. or ali
combined, TO compete with him in plugging teeth,
or inserting new ones, Strangers will do well to
inquire Of citizens, and particularly of citizen ply
sicians, before allowing themselves to be humbug-
ged by travelling pretenders, who would never have
left large cities from which they usually pretend
70 haill unless they were sadly deficient IN skill.
DR.. Van Patten's Office and residence, next door
to Iodrs Hat store near Browns Hotel.--jan 5--tf
HOUSES FOR SALE.--The subscriber has
J. Il placed in his hands, for sale, two FRAME
housEs. The one is on Eleventh street, near
Maryland avenue the other on Massachusetts
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets. These
houses will be sold great bargain for the money
Jan. S---tf ULYSSES WARD.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening" lst inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Egelston, Mr.. EDMUND M. PREsToN, jr., to Miss
CHRIsTIANA WAGNER, both of this city.
Baltimore Sun please copy
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Smith Of Indiana, moved the printing of
Sundry maps of Oregon-after some discussion
it was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Hamlin from the Committee on Elections,
reported in favor Of the right Of Brockenbrough
to The seat occupied by Mr.. Cabell.
Mr.. Rhett read sundry proofs that Mr.. Adams
was opposed the last war. This led to a series
Of elimination between those gentlemen. Mr..
Adams replied at great length to the charge and
with great severity. Mr.. Rhett rejoined in the
most spirited manner.
Mr.. Holmes introduced resolution appropri-
ating lot or ground in this city, for site for
the erection Of monument to the memory of
Gen. Washington. II was read three times and
passed.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole upon the Oregon question, when Mr..
Yancey gave his views against war, for strip
Of Land. He was speaking when we left.
What are you doing there, Jane I"
Why, Pa, Pm going to dye my dolls
piano forte rcd.n
But what have you got to dye it with ~
C Beer, Pa.
aBeer, who on earth told you that beer
would dye reds'
@Why, Ma said yesterday that It was beer
made your nose so red. and thought"
Here, Susan, take this child"
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

For the convenience Of our friends
and advertising customers, we have placed a
LsAAes-box, for the reception OF communica-
tionS and advertisements for the Fountain, at
the Drug Store Of Mr.. CHARLES Srorr, cor
nef Of Pennsylvania avenne and 9TH street.
Any thing left as above will meet with prompt
attention.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

Mr.. Charles L Voliz, an aged and much
respected citizen Of Pittsburg, was killed on
Friday by The falling Of wall Of a burnt
building whilst he was passing along the
street
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

An expedition for Oregon has recently
been made up at Newburyport, Massachu-
sets, and vessel has been purchased and
is now being put in readiness to carry out
the party. a
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

ACCIDENTS FROM FIRE-ARMs.-A girl about
twelve years of age, named Susan Bump, was
accidently killed at Bridgewater, Massachu-
sets, last week, by her brother, who dischar-
ged gun at her not knowing that it was
loaded
A young man, named George w. Hujill,
Jr., was killed at Clarksburg, Va, on Christ
mas day, in this way He was shooting at a
mark, and put his month to the muzzle of
his rifle to ascertain whether il was loaded, at
the same time placing his foot on the ham
mcr to press il back. His foot slipped, the
ball entered his mouth, and he fell dead on
the spot
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The Treasurer of the State of PENNsYL-
vANIA, it is said, has already sufficient means
in his hands TO pay the February interest
on the State debt.
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SyvIa. The following is an extract from, a
letter dated ST. Luce, December 10Th =: @
" have learned to-day from Mr.. Charles
Campbell that there are three square-rigged
vessels and schooner wrecked between
Matanneand st. Anne des Monts. The crews
OF one OF the ships and of the schooner had
perished."
Subjoined is an extract from letter re-
ceiyed by merchant in this city:
" You will be all sorry to hear the melan-
choly news that has reached us this morning
from below, viz. that four vessels arc lost,
and the crews and passengers of two of
them supposed to have perished. One Of
them is the Montreal, Captain Douglass.
The body of a female and child have been
found on the beach with many olhers."-
Herald.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

HoRRIBLE.--Mr. Lyman ID. Scott, an in
temperate man, burnt his house and himself
in it, at Monkton, Vermont, on Saturday be-
fore last. He was about As years old, and
has left wife and two children.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

a. Mr.. Cough has replied to the late
charges of the Police Gazette with distinct
denial; and intimates that by the advice Of
friends he shall submit the case to legal ad-
Indication. We consider it due, alike to Mr.,
Cough, the temperance cause, and the public
that the whole matter should be thus thor
oughly investigated.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

DOMESTIC GooDs.-The exports Of de-
nestle cotton goods from Boston for the
month ending December 31st has been 10,-
$50 bales, and the whole amount for the
last seven months has been 5,592, against
46,427 during the same time the previous
year. The amount Of cottons exported to
foreign ports during this time was 1857
the previous year l3,043. To Valparaiso
3,l9l bales and cases have been exported !;
to Zanzibar SIG.
TRADE OF PHILADELPHIA.-The number
Of arrivals Of vessels at the port of Phila-
delphia during the year 1915 is stated as
follows:
Foreign.-Ships So, barques 20, briggs
l8l, schooners 81: Total 392
Coastuise.-Ships 10, barques 68, brigs
278, sehooners 8l4: Total 1,l70.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

ga Christian who does nothing to re-
move the evil Of Intoxicating liquors, which
destroy the bodies and souls of men, is said
to be dark light.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-08

When it was told to the late Rev. SYD-
NEY SMITH that it was intended to pave St.
Paul's church-yard with blocks, his answer
was, that he thought there would be no diff
fculty in the matter if the Dean and Chapter
wouid put their heads together. #
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(9(u6 tsm 9sutltben MspubIifonsr)
Der sSclDiUebel ppn Der 9Srts
Domcr SarDe.

Ser Speite in Der 9eibe BON Den preu.
bilben 8onieen, Srieoritb @il.
belm oer grite, par bon pot6oam nob
Mosoebur9 9etommen, I'm in Sorbei9es
ben oub Die neuen S6an5en, 8o0tperfe
uno 9SdIe 5u beiibti9en, oeren anla9e
ct befoblen bate. Ills Den Sag nab lei=
net lnfunft rubtbar marc, ct weroe, bon
oer 9eiammten eldn5enoen 8eloberrnlbaft
besleitet, gu pferoe bon oer 9seuitaot in
Die Qltfaot bereinfommen uno ben Bug
ourb Die 9onje edn9e Der Stoot gum
S6lohe ODER io9enonnten prin5enboule
am Domplase MAIDEN, tpar balo nab Der
Mitta96itunoe Ules, ibn 5u ieDen, in Se.
pseune, mas irseno QSerfltdtte. eooen,
Sbreibfube, pue5mmer, aiibe, &eller
Ii. (. 10. rerlaiien fonnte. 0enn elnen
&oni9, uno nod oa5u, einen ei9ene So.
mig, NIT Isibliben Nu9cn 6u leben ooer
lpeoer3ulsben, war fiji Die Ma9oebur9er
fein 9erinee6 Seif. SeOer bloete iib ouf
oieie Gbre nlbt peni9 elm, uno maro nob
Sabr uno Sag nobber um einen 3oll 9roe
Ber, menn ct Oopon lpreOen ODER lpob( gar
no6 gtebenumftdnoe erddblea fonnte, Die
ct beim 2(nblif oe5 &oni9s spabr9cnoms
men; sum Seiipiel, wie oerlelbe noboen.
fcno 9erpeitn iei, ooer NIT mem er eben
9eiproden, oorr ,rie er ous9eipudt, oocr
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iitb, >pie 9ewobnlib, eiue Sbaar BON 3u=
lbauern aus Den nieoern &taTen, iiber
lpelbe Die ounfeln @elibter Der Snoioner
in iiberpie9enber Qnjobl blidten. SDre
itolSen 2(u9en iboi1tn nit unperite(lter
8ilobeit iiber ibre permeinten Spfer, 70
oft Die lufti9en Sorbdn9e BON cem Nacbtc
:pinoe ieitmdrts 9epebt wuroen. Wit
5speioeuti9en Stcfen be9annen Die Mlull=
fanten, welbe ale ScIaptn ,paren, ibre
Snitrumsnte 5u itimmen, oI6 Der War=
quis BON Stibi6ra Die Satin oes Sou
pern0rs in oen WitteIpunft oe5 8aCloa=
les fiibrte uno iie bat, ben Nomen ber
Melooie 5u nennen, Die iie gum Sanje
wunIbte. Sic frat einen Sbrtt 9eaen
oa5 Srdefter bin, beftete mutbi9 ibre
2(ueen ouf Die perrdtberiibs Sonoe uno
rief nit feiter, better Stimme nSpielt ::
Geuer ouf Den Bergen !"
,8ir Iino perratben !" Ibrien Die Nluz
l'fanten, ibre Snitrumente nit pantheon
Sbrscfsn we9psrfeno g II # 9 urs
{ DE n, lauft." Diele leetern 8orte
waren Elm Sbeit oe6 @slan9e6, oer ots
Signal gum 8dcfSu9 perabreoet mar,
penn unermartete Gefabr oroben rpdroe,
um Die lu6fubrun9 oer 3ei6en5 fir Die
Serlbporenen i'm 8ebir9e 5u perbinoern.
Sm 2tu9enbljf, no oiee 8orte 9eipro=
tbsn lpuroen be foI9te rpeni9lten5 oje6iIf:
te oer Weuteret ben 3uruf bubfdblcb
uno fob Den @aloern uno 8rbir9e 5u,
ebe nur Elm Streib 9elbab. Die Guro.
paer, pelbe auf ale 8epe9un9en ibrer
lbpar6en Seinoe Elm ,pablomes 2(u9e 9e=
bobt batten. ftir6ten nun nit oemScbWero
te in ocr 6ano itiirmilD beruor uno um.
5n9eiten Dieicni9cn, pelbe our Sertbciz
oi9un9 Mene machten. Sc paren oies
Die freien Snoiansr aus oen 9ebiraen ;
unD lie fobten mutbpou, unterlo9en ober
i'm Sanosemen9e. Ole Sclooen er9rif>
fen idmmtlib Die Slu6t, nit ibnen entfam
| Yenoa's Sater, Don Dem man ME wieoer
etpas b0rtp. Wan permutbet ober, oub
er feline 3ufu6t in ben @ebir9en 9eIubt.
Sn weni9er ais elmer bafben Stunoe lpor
oieler fiirbterlibe 2(uf1ano unteroraft,
uno Die 8oloniiten bIiebsn iie9reib uno
rubi9.
Dieicnieen Selaoen, metbe 6u ibten
pflDten 6urudfsbren mtirocn tparo ieet
paroon 5u9silbert uno ouf Donna Gla:
ro6 Surlpcabe fanoen peoer 9inricbtun=
gen nod Seltrafunsen aatt, aus 8dfz
| ijbt ouf penoa's 8cfible, mel6e oae
elucflibe Berf5eu9 Der &orIebun9 sc:
tporoen mar, UNI Die Grmoroun9 auer ell
ropdilben 2(nlieoler ouf ct. 0omn9t
3u perbnoern.
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Tor any desirable length OF time, without being any
wise offensive To delicacy, or unseenly in appear
ance. The vaae of such an invention cannot be es-
iuated hut by those tender feelings which long for
the preservation of departed friend, and among the
many who have been compelled to use it, general
and pleasing salts ton has been given, for me can
speak toe highly Of such needy and important in
veniion. Benevolent institutions and others. who
wish 10 delay funerals until the arrival OF aislan
lativeC, or make all suitable preparations for inter
nent, would do well 10 apply immediately after
death. as Its great practical value has been demon
ST ated beyond doubt in the hottest weather we have
had this season. Uhdertakers generally of Baltimore
can ohain ri.hls or agencies on reasonable terms.
References can be given if required, by applying TO
r. FREDERICK, No III North Gay ST., General
Undertaken and Furnisher Of Funerals - I
Applications will Oh received Tor Agencies or sacs
at Paientrighs for the following States or any por
ton thereof Nav Hampshire, Vermont, Connect
eut, New Jers' y, Pennsylvania, Tennessee. Alabama
Wisconsin, Maryland, "Orth Carolina, Mississippi
KrnIncky M@S'gan! MNs9ufi, Fiori's, and Iowa,
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STILL IN THE MARKET

FMN M. MELB RN desires 10 Inform mis-
= friends and the public generally, that he
has Removed his Furniture Store TO the EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTH STREET, Immediately opposite 10
Messrs Gales & Seaton's Printing Office, where he
has three large Rooms, besides large Cellar there
fore he will be able, at all times, to keep COOP sup
Ply of new and second hand HOUSEHOLD FUR
NtTURB, such as Sidrboads, Bureaus, Sofas, Pea
ther Beds, Bedseads, Mattresses, hair and shuck,
well as nearly every important article in this line
He has on hand at this time considerable lot of
FEATHER BEDS and aboH: sixty STOVES, and
being determined to sell goods low for cash or Rego
table paper, he feels assured that persons who need
goods of this kind will find il TO their interest to give
him call before they purchase elsewhere. Oa6-tf
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
n, - u L, q a We g.,

Il AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHGA
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. &C. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the effectual, as
they have never been known to fait Hecta perna-
nent cure. They are Eild and plu Mt to take, yti
powerful in their action, and mPy taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate Eiend. These
Pills put up in square boxes with full directiens
accompanying each box.
N5- For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
(O.T.); and by C. Wisenan, Light st., opposite
Fountain Inn.
In WashingtGR-by ID. Belany, cor. A street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scout, Ger. 7tn ST.
and the Avenue. Price 81 a box. ial7
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JeHN JACOB AsroR. The Philadelphia ln-
quirer says, this wealthy gentleman is about to
establish an institution for the advancement OF
honest and deserving men, by supplying them
with c.pital varying from che to 5000 dollars,
tyberewith to commence life and forward them
81 Ives 10 their respective caliiDgs. Attached to
tbs institution, will be board of gentlemen
whose duty it will be to examine and report on
the character, talents, age and claims of each
applicant for portion Of the donors bounty,
and in case they report satisfactorily, he mo-
ney will BE forthcoming, on personal security,
and given for an unlimited period of fime,
without interest.
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D FREDERICK'S
.s PATENT CORPSE PREsERYER!
The attention of h

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vitsd 20 this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb
ject FIR which il is in
tended 10 to perfectly pre-
serve cOrpses from decay
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x>sUEAPi CEfEAp! The greatest bargain lb y,
4 ,svas ever ojarsd, ma be had IN BAROUChl'
MAJ ~ subscrt tr hes fyr sale. Apply to
ALFRED -. EElP, 1926 Baitlnorest
o9c 2e tia store above Hcwatd st. !
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District of Columbia Advertisement
FORTUNES HOME.

~ W
"a CHANGE BROKER, Office No. 2 BROWNS
HOTEL, Washington, d. q. Orders in the follow
ing rich and brilliant Lotteries will receive prompt
and confidential attention, if addressed as above.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass o, for 1876
To be drawn at Alexandria, n. c., on SATURDAY,
NOvembsr 2sth, 1875.
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MEDICAL. OEFlCE-

No. A SOITH FREDERICK STREET,
(Frs doO fl ont Baltimore st going towards the dock)
FENASE NOEiCE of ljr. ROGERS NAME 0B
Il different parts "f Tie Office,
Attt ndaRee lrou u. NJ. inI 10 at night.
CURE W.ahR.4NTED
Dz-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
I NJ T.
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BIS
NJ Lt.E,GEb
ANIs CNfANClNIl no SO.

A&E CNfANGEEJ TO Sc.
IT, Jft DUhIc respectfully RfOrTa ed that by the
l.aRant" Of tho city, regulating the Numbering OF the
tsnsea, me subscTibcr;s DnNber hos been changed
rom - 70 3s NJ which his and strsngerG
VII please tSiSJ nuRce,
The Proprietor OF tbs celebrated VEGETABLE
3TrTElJS and COUGH DROPS, would takr the pre-
cent to cal, the attention of strangers visiting
city, AND others, the superior qualities of the
hove medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, bowel
Gmplaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
isn,, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, ans many other
Complaints 10 which are liable. In addition to the
nsny certificates published iii the papers of the day,
ne has in his possession number from most respects
lie Individuals, all teslfying the virtues of these
Medicines, and which can be at his store.
The GnhsCThCT also takes this opportunity return
iiB grateful thanks discerning public, who have
exte nded TO his medicines such liberal support
;heir introduction into this city; and he is happy
| the belief that they have been productive OF much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturers he would caution the public against any
! attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine it
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork also Gao simG of his the label on the
side Of the bottle. None other genuinc therefore
hs not deceived,
| His AN1t-BlLIOUS PILLS are acknowledged ia
he a most excel mt remedy for bilious complaints
Thcy are extensively used, aud pronounced one Of
the best family mG6ciRCs now before the public,
| In addition To the above ne has many other NJ ID
EiNAI, PREPARATIONS, Of his own maHufac luTe
together " ilh grOaI variety OF PERFUk cry, cata
aguee OF WhiCh can be at his store, ard which
! he warrants to be equal 20 any ia the city.
4 LOUIS GOULEy, No, 81 Baltimore stree,
Between FradCFicE and Harrison stTeetE,
And near Centre Market.
NIB. Remember shc Mo-, 81. as the genuine nr''
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DALTIBIORE LOCK IEFIRMARY,
ID No. Is e. PRATT STREET,
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore for the eur
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS.

DOCFOR HARKTB.
(SuCCRssoR TO DR.. HIrEgLBHEsEk0
Challenges the world 60 produce cure more certain
speedy and permanent than he now offers to the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
him in possession of the grand scientific secret of
not only etadcating the Iurkne poison 0f venerial
venom, but of restoring the shattered constitution 10
its pristine vigOr. DR.. ii. confidently assures he
victims of ven' real disease that he can, in an I'M
paralieled short space of time restore the patient 10
perfect health without resorlne 70 the nausenns and
deleterious drugs too often administered by quacks
1hPOTENCf, from whatever cause arising, and
its sources are variOus D.. Fl edges himself 10
move permanently and eftctunlly, restoring TO their
full vigOr the virue p0wers. Those addicted to the
sol AIRY vice, or who may he suffering from fnrmer
Indulgence prOstratiOn Of mental and physica IN.
erges. w0nId find IL mucn their interest to apply
either by letter (pOst pad) mr. in person 10 Dr. ~ in
whom they may place the mns implicit confidence, |
tof honorable secrecy and JiGicnt I'D Office houra
!Toti "a NJ 10 ii T, NJ, sgi9G =
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~ Number LOtlery-l5 Drawn Ballots
Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
SC3-An Cfiicial account of each drawing will be
sent to all who order from this old established Prize
Office. Address
A. w. HARDWOOD, No.2 Browns Hotel,
Mast Washington, ID, T..