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3y- The Columbian Fountain has nearly, il not
quite, wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
sr city paper. Advertisers would do wen to keep
ahis in mind e k& El Il tt n.
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EARTHaUAKE.-A smart shock ofearhquake
was felt al Point Pptre, Gaudaloupe, and al
Martinique, on the 10th u,., bu,no injury was
done.
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. ALFRED III. LEE tenders his professional
~ services TO the citizrns Of Washington and it,
vicinity. Office corner Pa. avenue aud 9TH street
formerly the dagureotype rooms
july lS-3m' .--- ---
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lnsu1erably hot again yesterday. How hor
rible is life in sucl, weather.-Phil. Times
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An amusing incident occurred on the Ist Of
last April (All Fools Day). A young lady
promenading Chestnut street was accosted by a
email quaker girl, with "Miss, thy shoe is I'M
tied." Not suspcctng trick, she looked down.
but what was her as,oDishment when the little
"Friend" exclaimed, "Theeis Fourth Month
-auncen a
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The luxurious live TO eat and drink. The
wise eat and drink to live.
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CORRESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or improvement!
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E Wrinkles are the hourishes of old Times
vilaniously cramped penmanship.
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The nearer our Saviour drew TO his glory
the more humility he expressed.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be soabsorbsdi in the doings otnthers, as
70 iorgetwhat is going on al home.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
A. A brick house with back building on 9th
WILL street, near X. Enquire of .. 5.a
aug 5n w. H. WARD.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
n THREE story brick house with back build
"A ing, on II street, between OH and 10th. En-
quire of w. H. WARD.
aug IF
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, Tor
the day ending August 8, at lS M.


IT, S. HOTEL. X
RW Warning, Md. J Ackerman. Baltimore. w
English, Pits ] Gurie, do. w Birch, u Z. w
II Plowden, MI. f G Crary, N \. kf Deliver Cn-
ma. J II Case, Baltimore.
CoLEMAss HoTEL.
Nv Gray and lady, 5 C. H Pratt, CT Mr..
CodJington, N Y. S. Medwry, Ohio, II iM.konbie,
and brother, Ky. 4 Q Coton, N Y; Knsev
NY; Tristry A. Capt DE Mssleds, N Y;
Mr. Clark, Va. II A Awlung do. o Risrhoif, Eupe
L Bernugon, N o. p Laws and daughter, and
Miss Brock, N o. A 0
BRowN's HoTEL.
w Hollstead. N G. CP Guion, do. e A Cof
futh, Va ID Madwry, 8 C. 4 b Mallory, do. w B
McMelan, do. H Montgomery, Va. Mordecar,
G. l. w Smith, Key West 8 G Barkey, S G.,
Jackson, do. H Prassat, do. M Hall, do. J
Hunter, do. H J. Elliott do. J Wallace, Tenn G
4 Cox do. II H Cohen. Geo. X Caldwell, O..
w E Rose G. w Weaver, Miss. g Calvert, Md
Bowling, Md aa
Ex-Governor Bouck, Of New York, has
been nominated by the President as Sub Trea
surer for New York city, and Major Laval for
Charleston, S. G.
A large body OF men are coming on from N.
York 10 escort Mr. Dallas 10 Philadelphia. |, is
to be feared that such display will tend 10
create ill-feeling among those opposed TO the
Vice President.
The thermometer, under the solid arches OF
the Capitol on Saturday, stood at ninety de-
grees. a
Early on Saturday morning, gentleman
who had some well laden peach trees on the
previous night, discovered that every tree had
been stripped. This is really too bad. Many
of our citizens have actually cut down their
fruit trees, rather than be subjected TO such vi
sits. In no city in the Union is there SO great
want Of an efficient police.
Notwithstanding the constant warnings re.
specling the danger Of drinking cold water
when the body is heated, several laboring men
on Saturday made themselves seriously i'll by
SO doing. If people will be so foolish, they
must take the consequences.
h. E----~~-~~~--o--o~-~~~-~-- h#.&
Mr.. Atchson having been elected Vice Pre-
sident Of the Senate pro- tsns., will in case OF
the death Of Mr.. Polk, be Vice President Of the
U. S.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A TWO story Frame, with back building, situ-
"A ated on 10th street, between New York Av.
enue and X street. Enquire at this office.
july l6-5teod t
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N E WIS ITE MS.

What is il but Map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p CotOpeT
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Ex-Governor Bouck, Of New York, has
been nominated by the President as Sub Trea-
surer for New York city, and Major Laval for
Charleston, s. C..
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Riches hide vice, and poverty conceals vir-
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A large body OF men are coming on from ~.
York TO escort Mr.. Dallas 10 Philadelphia. |, is
to be feared that such a display will tend 10
create ill-feeling among those opposed TO The
Vice President.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
OF No. ~, in reservation |, containing $3.50
IL feet or thereabouts, near the Railroad Depot,
will be sold on reasonable terms, by
la B. HOMANS, Auctioneer.
Also, several eligible lots In the first Ward.
June 22-n tE
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WANTED

WANTED.
A RESPECTABLE middle aged female, to at.
"A tend on an elderly lady in the city. Enquire Of
B. HOMANS, Pennsylvania Avenue,
aug. 4-6t Between 9th and | lih streets.
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Mr.. Atchison having been elected Vice Pre-
sident Of the Senate pro. tenn, will in case OF
the death Of Mr.. Polk, be Vice President OF the
us. ds,e@
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT. r.
A TWO story frame house with back building,
a on 10th street, north of New York avenue.
Enquire Of w, II. WARD.
aug ta
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The thermometer, under the solid arches ol
the Capitol on Saturday, Stood al ninety de,
grees. ar
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yo aSdat 1Sy With S Port p NObs Lssraw for New
RI 3sS Po sE aa'.'H' KH'"'n
Y0s DAYS ss%se levitt. for s,anras days. sch AurO
E..S5 N J,9 39-AIl bark we,sacumcOn, Endico,t.
h;sps' may ai for CIs1s'A ,ebr no,o.
LONHos, July s-a PoTt, ship Euaw Ford for Baltimore
.oAHU, March s2-Afr ship Charles Kno. from Boston
PoRI Ay PRLseE, July nIn Port brig. H.vri Cuu, for
New f Sstt e f b Mary Perkins Ca,s days
soil from bo''ou arr lh' sid 18Th, brig souihe Burgess
P9s5o csssLLo, July Tin PORT brig Caracas, woringsr
for rhlad-lphia nsrl d,y: "s'''
for PGT, q ldg sail in Is days; Baltic Vinas for iee
Posor, PR, July ,eIn Port, bark Don Juan from New
i asyfG from nus s. FL Go Ss.
Bsky S De N Cyp. Iuly IsLla Port bss George Henry
to-" Brown GSnsq MSey fs% Ne
Anu Adams from b.%ore al. ri c h days. 'eh
MXrL' July BAR, schr Regina Hill, UImsead from
TSyNhLLS Jna' a-Ar ast .chr Zarah Tucker "a days
jane HoM.. sak Paige Tayior BALTIMORE brss
$ Nj sSt Ba4nas sss' slssa rfPl ha
kS sst: M Ssel1 e
s nFf sis Gs1 c" SaHST
sR sis aua sm MSas R, brig. H
s e the @o229g bark Hdsps and Eliza arr ship Paris
s' W GGn De- SiSs ss.
hlrle:ton; JOS Bsch Parker Baltimore; Susan Pirtes
IoPih Wordug, AID Porto Rico Sonter PhiadeIphia
tams hazelt2n snd Peruvian, Watson Phadepha schrs
burg tosts Baker Alexandria; Cairo Soue Batavia Park
hahadl Rieh Sophr.nia Fountain; Tennessee Todd and
telen Orgy iIons Phladspha; schrs Rio Nckerson
Lexington Irons, ihiladelpha Cid ship Chic Bsssstt
l9des harks Ganges Watson Gibraltar msrkef (enI
Green, Clark, Charleston; brgs Canton Crowe PbI.drI
Pnia " ~ REM a do; schrs Austin, Wesron. st J-go
Ebea Atkins Paine Richlnond Harriet Reed Phil de nina
kchmon q masts Hartford, do: Cabot TAYLOR New York
ah'snd fahe, doi Reaper Lorng do; Susan Baker Jor
3. "a. CO.. o. July 2l-Arr, big Marcus, Pierce NYork
sa New York schrs kchd Taylor Cutler do 2ist Effort
Spear do; 2sd, Patriot, Croc ket do. " "
PORTLAND, July 2a-Cld banks Canero Shields Trinidad:
NANrueKEr July 23-Arr, Eiigbee Phiiadepbis.
', NEw BEDFORD. July 23-Ar ship A Won Humboldt, New
nok TO i0ad on of Europe; schs Jane, Look and Baltic.
fhi1ney, Ihlade pha; Vim Brown, and Ellen Rodman N
bohna Young Boston, Ar 9th, schs Sarah Perry NYork;
Sh9ctaw, Barlow, and Angel Gibbs, Sandwich for NYork
Sailed brig Am s of and for Bremeu schs William vii.
e0f BOSTON, Augusta Brown New York; Adelne Slocum,
NEwBuRYPonr, July 23-Ar schr Alphon Cheney Phila.
delphia. N'' ~
NonroLx, July ss-Ar brig Zebra, Thomas firm NYork;
;ehrs sinbad somers, salem Mary Eliza Liubough Ware
RIVER CID brig Emily, Perkins, for ST Johns, PR
- NEW HAVEN, July 25-Sailed schr Harriet and Hannah
Henderson, for Philadelphia ~ ''
I'D July St-Ar scbrs Thets Thomas from vi
ADAMS Cartwright ndout; Adonis, Hawkins New ork;
hienzi Durfee do Below and afr schr At ouaran,
ne Gg vancy Pratt Stevens itom Norleans; brig Abby
GoThsm, York Sailed 23d, sehr X Jackson Wincfeii
fhadephis barks ula and Triton for Pctou and brgs
Wildes Walker; for Bangor Dutch Island
harbor AM. to-day. ~
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NEW ORLEANs-Bark Louisa-078 sacks corn w C Matt
9sa do wheat Hicks co., hhds Har-
goes Bros co-29'l pigs lead Spague Robinson2O0 bills
PORK Howland Aspinwall-i3 bales hemp
S Sar ek water Johnston-ls bales hemp W N.ons BIT.
buffalo robts Hoyt Hunt-500 bales bagging How,.nd
Aspnwai-la36 hides Orchs Kuger-O ibis lard oil Ca.
Lb smith col case Dufod Durand cog ibis syrup
Heran, sub Col Dbl BIZ VIM Quilt cs Vim TayIor-
Thos Mottrsm Sons-l Walter.
CHARLEsToN-Ship Suton-70 casks Sprague Robinson &
coo bales a Snyder-2i bales IngoIdsby Boomer
Coz do Swan-3t silAs Bronson-2i bales Starr NJ in.
y pkgs smith Boma-33 bags feathers Seaman Reik
CHARLEsToN-Brg Geoe-35 bales cotton John ABurc h.
meyer3l 81 Souter Bros-3l casks rice Vibur
Sct-75 do Jonn Bondne93 bks rs hf do POWER Frere.
~ do evencn2O0 bbls tupent,ne Souts
nee TO order and sundres to Swift. l. Wiley CO,
Stokes Gilbert CO. Nj Nottingham and James Tenant.
Sprague, Robinsol CO.'S do A Burchmeyer-i2 bales
cotton yarn Il Uuderh3l w Mott jr-I hid bales 4
boi Lindon--3 tics bales Hickok BIZ Parmlees
hodgersS pigs James Smh6J ties rice i23 bale. cotton
and suadry pkgs to order.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York, Saturday, July 25.

New York, Saturday, July 10.
AsHEs-pots selling at the usual rates 50 90, and
Pearls at s.
BRsApsrUFFs-The general aspect of the market to-
day less favorable to holders The inquiry, we'll
transactions was light Genesee, prime 81 Isk /;
Michigan 81 06& 81 l2h according to quality Os.
wego. 81 l21 Ohio So s76 S4-the latter for prime
article Southern quite inactive nothing doing OF CON
seqnence previous quotations nevertheless fully
tanned We quote as heretofore Georgetown and How.
ard street - ID 81 25 Wheat has been in fair de-
mand and transactions TO extent have gone forth
for home use snd export purposes Large quantities Of
Genesoe found purchasers at % 95 and lots
OF red at Sd 50 cents Rye is not quite brisk be-
lore nouced at os cents Corn Jersey white CO cents
yellow, 90 cents; Western, mixed, SO a % cents.
Cot1oN. The market firm but rather quiet to-
day-sslcs reaching 800 bales The amount sale is
much reduced, we consider that prices well esta
blished at our outside quotations.
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misceiiancoa. Aecord.
PAeKET SHIP RoscIrs, Eldridge for Liverpool will sail
th, morning.
PAcxEr sHIp CHRrrrArA, Hammond. will leave hi.
morning for London. Letter bags the usual places
SIR EpeAR, late ashore Absecom, has bet OF off
and owed TO the city By the lighter schrs Excelsior
Rush aud anchored ia the East River Her bottom badly
injured, aud vi the keel of. The h. ashore
March.
schr Mary Chitou Barker Boston for 81 Jago de Cuba,
ship aedv,A fouas, N Orleans for Liverpool July S,
BARK Dslphos. Curtis, N orlean, for Liverpool July o,
snip Ellss Brooks, Freeman, Mobile for Liverpool July
Snip Tyrian Jackson, N orlean, for Liverpool July .,
Brig Chapman, Tor Boston, July u, lat 2s Ion -
Brs Dsyld Nichols, Niehols Bangor for Haysns, July
Bk Prospect French Boston for sagus l, Grands July
ship chrtcpSsr Colon Smith, York for Havaus, July
gns v.lseo Bell, . day. from York Tor Orleans,
'"y o. laps Henry bearing 50 miles SW.
whaiemon.
ATT ~ poston Jgy "a ship Triton, (of Plymouth) Fos
dek 70 Inoian Ucean VIA st Helena 400 bbls sp oil
Cld at New Bedford July "a, bark Maria Gotta Indian
Ocean. ' ' ~
New ZesIasd 25O bbls OIL ~ 500 10. sonr LII ui9rer
blbly ay) lat 80 Ion 10 w Yeonaa of b. az N1oo
Also arr I'D ship Citizen Lansing N z.,l.na ,ooo nj.
VIII 1870 do OIL 900 lbs bone; % Ooo In, 49, er
Spoke, Jan a. latitude 81 s. Ion 7siO W ,useq Ns no
byu,d TO ihr westward Heard ft@ sbost March IA Jsba
Cogges all, Of Newport 200 sp; March 2 off French Roch
spoEe W-lier Scott Nan, 500 The W had poke no
dns Qnes FIJI 1000 50 and 1900 VIII (epored Feb 50
Sid 2Is ship Richmond tof Cold SPRING. Winters, Chile
spokon-yan :, Msgnolis Simmons, NIB, 300 VII 400 sp-
Bedford for Pacific. -" ''-'''' "'" ave"
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CHaRLEsToN-Brig Carolina-Rev w Yates lady, nurse
and child Mss Yates Miss G Taylor Miss L Nelson
sss Fuii%eI Miss Brantley Miss Kelly Mrs
johnson and child, Mrs Minor, MSS A Minor Rev j
hirishaii Brennan, NJ Soy DR. Thomas Hoxey, Samuel
Hes,h, Nelson, g Clark. ii Nichols Il Roget j
pe'tep' M1ioy Curre, Stephenson f Butler Jr,
CHARLEsroN->hip Sultan-Nr Tim and lady; Mr. Nor
ION Hr Tominson; r Payne; MIR Seward; MIR Dodd; q
Mcneil and one IN the steer,ge y :
Mnh..rosNBrs Geo.e1Dr Smith and lady; Mr.,
Wilde; Col Hall; Capt Chas Ri Ike; Major G ii Wal.
ksri Mes rs Richards, q Douglass, Williams NJ j
Moses Hevey Dingle. -
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MARITIME HERALD.
p.na or VIEW xon.A. yILY "a,
Arrived.


Ship Merchant Clark 2d4ys from PHILADELPHIA with uas
TO w Phillips
ship sutton, Galloway, from Charleston with cotton and
Bark Louisa Gait tof Baltimore from New Orleans July
7, with md e TO master
Hamburg BARK heronymus, Hanfldt, so days from Bre
men, with mdse, To
Big Susan, Dolean late Camel, from Anua (st Domngo)
~ logs mahugany 6s7 hides and 81 goat skias to
Bath for New Orlsans-supplled her with provisions
81 b1g Margaret, MeDouga IL days from Pctou, with
Brig Norman, Ball, Is days from sisa with mdse to Ne.
Brig Helen Maria sueetzer, "a days from Ponce PR with
sugar moasses to Nesmith Walsh Lat 81 lon Is mo
date exchanged signals with bright sided Ship showing
Brig Almaia, smith from Curacao July II, with skins,
with md.. 70 Schmidt VoSel 10 uA'' 'r0" 0'emen
Brig Frances, Norhup, II days from Jacksonville, Eff
Bng Carolina Sherwood, days from Charleston, with
Brig Gsorgs Yates dys from Charleston with cotton
, %, senr Arsmhta Boyer days from Eeuthera, with
spanish schr Of standing Me- off the apes Of
Schr Scott from St Jago de Cuba July b. with
mde to Jonathan Thompson jr.
sehr Gallant Mary Ennis of Baltimore days from Ara.
eebo, with las HID. and 10 hhds moasse to Mason
Thompson.
Sch! + Peter, Hail. sdays from Machas. with lumber
sehr Conquest, Bea,ley, s days from Plymouth naval
sehr Laguins, Cole, days from Baltimore, ohnson &
sehr Planet, G1.ket days from Warrington NC with
seh Gea lafayette Johnson day, from Potomac River
sehr yonn pe GeoSs days from Petersburg, mdse.
5chr penJ HARRISON Douglass, tom Virginia
schr w q Eddy, Gibson days fom VsrSai.
s sssr Bb i,ul' ha i'd days from Virginia
Below.
Sailed.
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DR.. CULLEN'S

INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY, for the cure of GER
tain delicate complaints is the certain, safe and
speedy remedy offered to the public.
Il is entirely free of copava and is warranted
cure il directions complied with This med cine has
failed to effect speedy cure, the obstinate
b. regular physician is in attendance Office
Advice gratis.
Prepared solely by Rowand Walton proprietors Sold
wholesale and retail at the principal depot for DR.. Cuen
medicines No Murray street, New York first building
west OF Broadway jy22 lw"mc
MEDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR LAMERT j conf
1v1 dentally consulted his Office GO Gold
Fulton, all diseases of nature His treatment
being mild and jndicous neither mercury
Constitutional arising from ndiscreet ndugences of the
passons causing nightly emissions, and, eventually, i'm
potency engages the Doctors his being
restore the that of vgor originally
designed Structure ds-ase fire. quently existing without
the patient being sometimes caused by
and sometimes caused by the neglect OF the parties
encosnga lee, Immediately attended and Medicine with
Gold street iva iwsr
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rNrriAI, AsHalnlrlaiI

bREEEs-Btig Eliza-2i7 boxs mdse Herscheu Unkart-
~ 100 spies Chise co9 pigs Nevins COLI Feimer &
Meehe-4 Schmidt 4 Andrea-n Hoose s Victor. a ii
ward Tryon-l hid wne Bechet & Dreyer-2oOOo lbs
asphatum 10 order. " - ~ '''
AzuASBris susaA-i22 logs mahogany-6s7 bdes6a goat
SsAL-Bg Norm su5o bales skins 10 f bal he mp "a bale
do sOto qunta ogwood 1913 boxes extract nrwood pkrs
Ps!uio-e bales skins B9uchaud Theabaua
ST JAGo DE CuBA-Schr Cath trine-lt hhds Dbl, sugar
Lasala Upham-8O hhds do Foulke Sons-6a balss To-
bacco Ssmsnosi1 hhds sugar "a bag. II bills coffee lof
c its Thonpson ir 'N'
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-, i. ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

'U'ttE oUbSCHbEk has opened extensive est.hii.I
mcnt, IN the large basemsn Of No. 90 John sre, s
the sale OF valuable Books, every department of hnm.n
knowledge, art and thought He has Accumulated cnn
siderable collection OF works many Of which and
and ALL or less, OF value lie intends 10 sell
exclusively for cash. and have rival whatever IN The
smaness Of his profits and the lowness Of his prices His
stock wall be constantly augmented ~ the purchase of pr
yats Libraries, Of smaller collections OF books. lie will
buy work, ancient modern TO which value
tached, by party department of lera-
science and art and IN all languages lie hopes there
fore make his establishment agreeable for the
Bibomsnsc the Antiquarian, the Divine, the Lawyer the
Artist aud of Letters, and science generally each OF
walk the lowest possible He therefore, invites all
literary pay him visit and judge for themselves
He has, Likewise large Quutty OF foreign and native
sse i9' the Piano Forte and other Instruments for winch
ne VIII thank who may want It, give him oneha
me lowest price charged by the very cheapest seller the
CITY twill be sold in any quantity.
,.., JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
"fAm"He 90 John street, New York.
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sa shSS the a he al p.ss s ss
on, A. sUBJEST J REE ;Ii INTEEEsTINI 10
E" beg: to state that he home much pos.bls
Greenwich BY posi- through Box Lower
Sssss s
Of the sexual organs from early habits
sifS h
TIA any one Of rank smnspss in his profession
Of m;sTs: ls;s psss
he Sny s s sae ss Sa
g sssiy destroy Iepsodustivs power
main dormant The show themselves
But with regard to the moe immediate train of evils per-
aOnE fruitful
nate Of these complaints. Now suppong even these
continually many cases essentially do those dis
s; e, from on, n s.gh., s
astonishing the opportunities the author has Of Witnessing
afflicted with one have teen taking medicines proper
only the other while not few have Sesa deceived
totally different fI, and innocent disorders
and afford the .d for
the % ss @ . 9 sis
subsde disappear while, generally
slight occasions but whether the discharge
not he the better off. Now every real physician
knows tht all the physic in the world would
stct'e and yet properly understood it
easily and speedily be removed The does scupe
as they hsd existed mouths years before.
To every of com1on prudence, therefore, he would
If these remarks just (and he appeal to the
eminent the for their ruth) how important
that should know something of the character
and talent OF the he about such
@ as Of a fa
these Diseases (multitudes of whom every
paper)he formerly felt incumbent OF his
medical qbalic and
raj eminent and references He finds the
this longer and rank the
faced claims medical titles Sc &C. certain class be-
come only mark of the mpuden, pretender.
B-For the convenience of those distance and for
the author has contrved itte chest with lock
and key and with his treatise fitted in the lid which
everything necessary for the private
these complaints They also especially suited those
who cannot afford the Of personal
there different and distinct disorders
also TIVE different chests The beside fall supply of
medicine contains the authors patent syringe and ngIed-
for injections prce s6 The other containing all that
necessary from the first appearance Of the the
desprooted utiona FORM is also Sc And lit
tie larger containing everything for the of
both diseases So his latter peculiarly fitted for Ma
and Travel These originally designed for
the of the authors private PATIENTS but
fecty have they answered and grsed
those who have experienced their advantages that has
waded carefully enclosed the United States
Canads South America &c &C. Address box 500 Lower
Post Office, or DR.. RALPH, SO Greenwich street. New
York. jy24 lwrrc
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PLANT.

JERSEY Cry, March q, 1886.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir The great benefit that have de-
rived through the blessings Of Providence taking your
valuable medicine will be sufficient apology, am con-
vnced for addressing YOU which should presume
under ordinary circumstances, If my OF
unusual character Hoping may be OF service you,
who have been much and to others who be su
fering have been, felt duty you the follow
ing of the singular efficacy Of arsapara my
Il had been much out Of health for the last
about six mouths since several physicians ced
disease the spinal complaint which time have su
fred more than describe About four months ago my
drawn Of their places and suffered terribly day
night One of my shoulders forced full two inches
lower than the other and joint back affect
ed continued to worse although friends resorted
Only about month since taking your
Sarsspara and have regained my former Appearance
and usual health. fully that this account sim
gular appear incredible and have requested some
friends add line at the bottom for the benefit of
who may disposed doubt the Of state
MARIA THOMSON
- JERSEY CRY, March ~, 1885,
This certify that Miss Thompson, named in the above
certificate has and does reside with and assure
certificate 10 in every particular
M WM; K 4. SNOW SNOW.
Railroad Avenue, 2 doors from Barrow st.
For sale at l26 fulton street X Y Van busk,rk, ~
IT, Paterson N. i05 South Pearl street, Albany Red
Ding Co. No State street, Boston Ba skus Bull Troy;
MI Wells, druggist, Utica Grapt Bookee, druggists,
sopghkeepsie Rossman Co., Hudson Andrew Truax,
schenectady NJ Fowler, Eansngbugh and BY principal
dies, aud the Canaass
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