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The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-23

fHHE Subscribers respectfully inform the public
i that they continue to run their Package and
Merchandise Express between all the large cities on
the Atlantic coast
The subscribers would inform the members of
Congress, merchants, and others that they are pre-
pared with wagons to call for packages or merchan-
disc intended for the express.
we give particular attention to collecting drafts,
notes, bills, &C. in all the principal ci,ies.
We run special messengers in charge of our cars
and are prepared to forward all kinds Of yauables
specie, &C. with great safety and dispatch.
Thankful to our former customers for their na-
tronage, we shall endeavor to give increased atten
ton to their business
Our charges shall be moderate.
G. s. McELFRESH, Agent.
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. Sd and al SITS.
feb--tf
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\
w TUTE.--The undersigned, proprietors of
the Institute, having completed arrangements which
have been for sometime in progress, are now ready
to receive students.
This institution is intended to afford instruction
to Medical Students not only by the common mode
Of private pupilage, (by which the preceptor by
more imperous calls his attention, is denied time
sufficient TO do than to direct the students in
course of study, and perhaps to as few gen.
eral questions on each author, but it is designed to
offer The student all those facilities to acquire med
ical education, which are afforded by daily lee
lures and full examinations, and to furnish
all such collateral aids to instruction. iiIustra-
TIoNs by drawings dry and wet anatomical prep
arations, pathological specimens, and chemical ex-
periments; also, demonstrations by manual and in
strumental operations the obstetrc phantome and
the application of surgical apparatus and bandages.
Inc art OF prescribing and compounding medicines
will be practically taught; and especial care will
be taken to give the student practical acquan-
tance with the modern mode of investigation and
diagnosis by auscuation and percussion, &c.
The course of instruction is intended to equal
the highest standard of medical education in this
country, and every Incentive and facility to
dent and perseverng cultivation of the principles Of
the science will be afforded, so as to beget spirit
of inquiry that will not rest satisfied with tAe aequi-
'"ioh VI TUG Peiiou Vi pupIdge.
The annual course of instruction will embrace
two sessions. The first, from the second Monday
of November till the last of February, will be de-
voted wholly to full examinations on the subjects
lectured on in the Columbian Medical College.
The second session will commence the second
Monday of March and terminate the last of Octo-
ber: during which instruction will be given on the
various branches Of medicine by lectures and daily
examinations. Students may enter for one or both
sessions. Terms, 500 per annum, payable in adj
vance.
L. HOWARD, MD
Lecturer on the Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics,
and Matera Medica.
II. P. HOWARD, M ID.
Lecturer on Anatomy, Surgery, and Chemistry.
feb lin
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s...t4 ALEXANDRIA, Feb 81, 1916.
Mr.. EDITOR: observe in your paper Of
Monday "a stray copy Of which have obtain
ed,) an advertisement for recruits to gaping
corps for I he church door stations on Sundays.
1t is source of great regret with me that the
edition alluded to was not widely circulated in
Alexandria, for can assure you we have Sc
veral most excellent companies, which would,
doubt not, enlist sn naasss in your service. II
the advertiser will take the trouble of visiting
StMary's Church on Sunday evening, or the
Methodist Episcopal at night, the whole corps,
if not more than 375 are required, can be east
ly enlisted, without complaint from our citizens
as we have great many left Of the same sort.
Your reporter of local items, observe, says
that the rum business is dull in your city,
wish could say the same of Alexandria; but,
am sorry to inform you, that all our rum
holes, and especially those which have con-
dictionaries in front OF them, seem to be doing
good business; and that the cause of temper
ance is by no means encouraged as might be
expected, in community where, at least,
three. e.fourths Of the people are pledged TO sus-
tain it. l..
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-23
For the Columbian Fountain.

nTEiE RUM PARTY in CONGRESS.
MR EpIToR | was very much grati6ed
to hear that the Teetotalers in Congress had
formed themselves into Society to prevent
the spread Of lntemperance amongst them,
which is very prevalent at this lime. But
Judge OF my surprise 10 see, in the proceedings
of Congress, on Wednesday, 18th inst, that
The use Of the HALL ked been refused them TO
hold public Temperance meeting in. Never
before, | believe, has the Hall been refused
for this good purpose. have attended num-
Der of Temperance meetings there, when that
staunch, Teetotaler, Hon. George N. Briggs,
now Governor OF Massachusetts, and Pres-
dent OF the Legislative Temperance Society
of that State, was President of the Congress
Temperance Society. s aag#
Little did expect to see the names of Hon.
members published TO the world as opponents
of the Temperance cause, in connection with
Mcconnell, of drunken notoriety, and the rest
Of the Mes and BIS, &c. BY the way, how
is it that nearly all the Mes in the House
voted against leave being granted If they
are lrlshmen, or the descendants OF Irishmen,
should judge they have not any Of the spirit
Of Father Matthew about them. Let the PEo-
PIE look at this thing--two places for the sale
Of intoxicating liquors are kept in the capitol,
contrary to the rules for the regulation of the
capitol, for the accommodation of those mem
bers who have unfortunately contracted the
Love for the critter, and they refuse the Tenn
perance members the poor privilege of advo
eating the use of pure water as beverage
Two fountains Of liquid fire are kept flowing
all the time Congress is in session, attended
by two sturdy knights Of the toddy-s'ick advo-
Gates of rum and ruin; and the Temperance
members are refused the use of the Hall for
few hours: tell it not 10 Gath publish it
not in the streets Of Askalon." But we WILL
publish it; and, as these gentlemen have not
been ashamed to let their names go to the
world connected with the names Of drunkards,
we will circulate them to their hearts content.
sThe writer is countryman OF this eminent
apostle Of temperance.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-23

The writer is a countryman OF this eminent
apostle Of temperance,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-14
CITY JNTEtIIGENCE

The Celebration Of the 18th Of September.
Contrary to general expectation, from the pre-
yious appearance of the weather, Saturday was
a most beautiful day, and ore ofthe most srlen-
did displays of the Military, in honor of the
Thirty-second Anniversary of the Battle of
North Point, took place, which has been wit
messed in Baltimore for many years. The great
attraction of the day was the Association Of
Defenders of Baltimore in 1914" who were
about two hundred strong, bare remnant of
the noble and gallant band who barred their
breasts in defence of the lives and liberties of
the citizens of the "Monumental City" when
threatened by powerful aud insolent foe, and
whose bravery drove them in disgrace from our
shores. Many were missed who had appeared
in The ranks on previous anniversaries, and the
time is not far distant when none will be left TO
grace and dignity by their venerable presence,
pageant ia honor oftheir deeds. But, although
time may thin their numbers and finally cut
down the last one, yet their services will ever
live in grateful remembrance by their sons
and their descendants, who, should occasion Of
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a MEXICAN DEPOT
IA OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,

SSa MARSH NhhhEI SPACE
j. TOY 6 CO. beg leave to inform the citizen1
Baltimore, that they have opened a Store at the abb
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted NJ LEI
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, where they will he ha
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate as toI
in any wise afflicted, az who may want any artl
in their line,
DIR. M X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BANII
FLUID, Re, for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralj
aud all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands, 4
are not found 10 be superior to any others in use
money will he refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring l
Identifying the human har-warraRtcd to benefd
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more nj
we ask Tor 1t ONLY one tral-satisfied that the Id
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will moi
rewards do without il.
10 For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sg Nal
mafket space; and also at W. &. Gekler's Comb a
Fancy store, 90 Baltimore street, near Cav: S.
Smiths Periodical Agency. No. Sun BuldingsN
Wiseman's Drug StOle, corner Baltimore and co
streets; I. L. Ennis Umbrella Store, 30 N. Howa
street; u. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Broadwa
Fell's Point. iy23eot1
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JULIA WRIGHT,-CANTo& AVI
RePTleDe Is sweet to him who takes his place
Upon the gallows, with cravat of rope;
It's sweet to have tGnn1 or freckled face
Washed '0hte and clean by GouRAUD's famous soap;
And TO the wretched of the human race
It's sweet 10 have despair give place to hope;
It's sweet TO have the HAIR which maiden g lip fills
Uprooted by F. GoURAUD's Poudres Su' tales.
TO BE Continued
rHNHE most pure and unmixed delight a lady can
Il experience, must certainly be to have her Tan,
PInples, Freckles, SallOwnes,, Redress, Roughness
or other cuaneous disfgurements entirely removed
ny GouRAUD,s miraculous ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR,
(Which, Ly the way is also the best Shaving Com.
pound eItant.) Next to the pleasure of a white skin
IS a smooth onG-compRtely free from hair; and
GOURAUD's POuDREs SUBTILEs are warranted to Grad.
icate all supelfuous hair!
{b5-Taxe particular notice that DR. FELIX Gou-
RAuD's renowned preparations can only he obtained
genuine at HANCE'S lO5 Baltimore st. and corner OF
Charles and Pratt sis.
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Amcritnu Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT, IA, ls46.

conn WoRKsHoPs IN EUROPE" Mr.. JET
fo,,o,, ot one parod of his life, entertained The
o,i,;on that it would be better for Americans
90 h,re their workshops in EuroPe-that is, tc
use Coreion fabrics exclusively: but, at subse
c,ant period no corrected his error, and be-
came convert to the protective system, anc
sustained the encouragement of domestic IN
dus,ry. The exploded doctrine held at first by
Mr. Jefferson, but ropudated by himself and
the people and the government of the United
States, is again introduced; and it appears by
the following card, published in Philadelphia
paper, is about to be carried into practical ope-
ration in one branch of business at least.
The TniG- Clothing. am about making
arrangements to purchase my cloths and manu-
facture my clothing in Belgium. Before l
leave for Europe, | must close ont my stock N
both cities, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Great
Inducements are offered to all who may wish
to pqrcDse either @h oleslIe or retail
r. r. SHEPHERD.
Merchant Tailor, next door to the corner OF
Third and Chestnut streets.
Mr.. Shepherd will keep his workmen in Bel
GUM, and, we presume will have an agent in
ths country to receive orders for clothes
With the existing facilities of intercourse be-
tween Europe and the United States, it will be
an easy matter for foreign tailors to have mea-
sures taken in this country and execute orders
for clothing, within few weeks; and, if men
can have their clothing furnished cheaper by
this mode than by having them made at home,
of course they will resort to it, as every one
will consider self-interest first. That branch Of
business, then, is likely to be seriously injured,
ifnot totally annhilated, by the new Tariff -
The same thing may possibly be done in the
boot and shoe liue-or these articles may be
imported so as to destroy the domestic manu-
facture We know that is contended that the
new Tariff is sufficiently protective. On this
point the practical operation Of the law will at-
ford the sure,t test-and to that test we are
willing to refer the question. The Tariff has
been passed by the representatives ofthe people,
and it is for the latter to decide whether its
operation upon their interests will be injurious
or beneficial. This they will be better enabled
to understand when the act shall have been
some time carried into effect
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GREAT T,RIzE EMpoRrum Is


A. EMORY CO.'S, No. ,, Calvert street, Rali.
more, Md where you can at all times find the largest
assortment of tickets in the Union, Two thirds OF
all the capital prizes sold this year have been sold by
EMORY co. In one word, the uckiesi office,
the largest prizes, aud the best assortment of lucky
Numbers III the United States to be had at the
old established head quarters Of EMORY x co.
All orders addressed to meet with prOmpness and
despatch Postage paid on all letters to and from us
and the drawn Nos forwarded the first mail after the
drawing, On MONDAY draws
of 10000 DOLLARS, of TO- 600 DOLLARS,
of 5000 DOLLARS, Of 1900 DOLLARS,
And Is of $1,000 each
Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
This scheme contains more pr yes than blanks, and
is what we call tip-top scheme for prizes The
risk package of 26 tickets that contains all the
Nos. in the Lottery, and can draw you the handsome
amount OfS32 900, EMORY & co. will sell for SI7.
G7- P. S.-Twenty- four THREE NUMBER
PRIZES sold in Fridays Small Fry by EMORY Il
co. Tall luck, and no mistake.
For Prizes in anv Lottery, always apply in person
or by mail to the far famed Lottery firm of
EMORY s. co.
United States Lottery Agency, No Calvert street,
I'd office from Baltimore ST. sel2-2t
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NHHOOPING COuGHI
w WHOOPING COUGH!
TIE WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL prepared
by the undersigned, is the most effectual remedy
known for the above distressing disease. 1t gives
case, if properly used, will effectually remove the
disease It, alternative and cura tive properties have
been fully tested by several physicians and mum
Der of families who have used it, Prepared aud sold
wholesale and retail, by
VIM s. REESE, Druggist, &C.,
81 s Baltimore-st., between High and Front SITS.
GIy-Prce so cents per bottle, sel4-w2r
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AIM a. "a n L..
YENO CURE TOOTnACH

a AND PRESERVE HEALTH
G5- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in
miEute by an application of WHEELER'S TEA
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still prold
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be q
ed; Sofness of the Gums will be cured; all Bleed
OF the Gums will be effectually stopped, and
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pleas
and in the best of health by its use. Sold BY
j. NJ. lAlG, No. 1873 Baltimore street,
je30-ly above South, opposite Clipper otfieI
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RECOVERY OF Mn. COUGH, The Lynch
burg Virginian says that MIR. Cough and his
lady have both recovered their health so far
as to enable them to travel. They left Lynch
burg for their home on Monday night We
hope Mr.. Cough may soon regain strength
sufficient to enable him to resume his valuable
labors in the cause Of Temperance.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG GIRL. Mary Dickson,
beautiful young girl, died at Cincinnati from
the effects of laudanum. She came there with
a young man, her seducer, who having found
another object, deserted her; hence the cause
Of her violent act.
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. The
American Colonization Society will send an
expedition to Liberia, to sail from Norfolk,
Virginia, about the 18th of November next
The complement of emigrants is not yet made
up. Persons wishing to 60 who can be ready
at the time, are requested to give immediate
notice at the Colonization rooms in Washing
ton Guy.
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New YoRK MONEY MARKET. The New
York Tribune says that the money market in
that city is very easy. Capital is abundant,
and one party offered to loan in the street
100000 on stocks at 5 per cent. ThesBanks
are dscounting all the good paper offered, and
want more, la the street, good paper sells
easily, but paper with any doubt goes with
difficulty.
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SILKS. SHAWLS AND GINGHAMS.

SSILI&S, SHAWLS AND GINGHANIS.
y R, McELD6WNEY * CO.,
Have now in store large and full assortment of the
latest styles RICH DRESS SILKS, embracing every
quality and price Also, large stock SHAWLS, of
all descriptions; Twilled and plain GlNGHAMS, of
both English and French fabrics. As these Goods
have been selected with care from recent imPorta-
tons, our customers and the public may rely their
being of the very best quality, and will be sold on
ICasona lie terms at
1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
self between Ch1rles and Light.
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FIVE Persons BITTEN BY MAD Doc. A
few days ago, three children of Mr.. Samuel
Condit, in Orange county, N. j., were bitten
by a rabid dog. One of the boys, aged 10
years, was soon seized by hydrophoba, and
died on Thursday night. The other two have
not yet exhibited any symptoms of the disease
The dog also bit two of MIR. C's hired men.
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HEALrH OF "Gov." Dom. The Providence
Sentinel says that Governor Dorr is not Sin a
dying state" as has been represented in some
journals, He is able to ride out and see his
friends, and it is hoped will get we'll
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HBROAD BLACK SILK PRINCES, [
Id have on hand fresh assortment of handsome
broat black SILK PRINCES for Cloaks, sacks and
MantiIlas-some of the latest patterns and richest
styles in the market. For sale by the yard or piece
JAMES NJ. flAIG, 1888 Baltimore street.
SELF opposite the Clipper office.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING re-
For Amsterdan--Ship Potomac, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatch
For RotteI dam-Ship Ellcrsiie, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Elise, with despatch,
For Premiership Albert, soon.
For B'emen-Ship Post, soon.
For Harvesting L'AndiIle, with despatch
For Bremen-Shp Atlas, with despatch.
For. Antwerp Barque Pao, 18th INST.
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific BarquI
Hortensa, Oct |.
inst.
For Yapar iso-Brig Argyle, will sail this week.
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CLEARED

CLEARED,
BarqHe Commerce, Dram, Rio de Janero and 4
marker, G. 3. Wilson & Co.
Brig Hope, (Br) Harriott. West Indies, r. & H. ri
Tucker.
scbr Gen, Grant, (Br) Newman do. do
Elijah PggOtt, Leaning, NeWburn, N c. master,
SoOp Mary Ann, FLOYD, Norfolk, n ter
SAlLED-Barque Commerce, Dram, for Rio id
Janeiro; brgs Victofine, Forrest, New Orleans Fran
Claypool West Indies; Jacob Story, Sickerng, Bos
ton; schrs lnvncible, Morgan BRACES ST. JagO; GenI
Grant, (Briush) Newman, West Indies; Henrietta
Hughes Charleston: n,v,
rig Kate PendeTgasI, Evans, from Mayaguez, Pl
r. Sept. LIST, molasses, and dyewood 10 Kirkland
Chase & Co.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Sawnotb !
ing, the weatder 81 very thick and foggy. When off
MILESTONE Point this morning, the Herald was iurl
INTO by the steamboat PatuXent, going out, and had
carried away her bIwarks on ole side, and sustained
considerable other damage in joiner'S WORK. We be
lieve the Patuxent received little or no damage.
Steamer JeweSs, Sutton, from pleasure excursion
to the Rip Raps, Cd Point sc.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw o6l
Back River chip and barque beating up; and of
Sandy Point, full rugged brig, From a passenger,
we learn that the brig Kirkwood from Charleston was
in Hampton Roads, bound to Baltimore,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Susan E. Howell Bailey for Baltimore. load
ing, was left at Cadz 7th ult.
The ship Leopard, Childs, sailed from New York
for Baltimore, ] lth inst.
The brig Motto, Drukwater, cleared at Barbados
for Baltimore l4th ut.
The schr Louisiana, Lowe for Baltimore, cleared
at Boston llth inst.
schr Hope, Potter, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston 9th inst
Sehr Meridian, Leverton, for Baltimore, CT cared
at Phi adephia 18th inst.
Brig st. Andrew, Cromwell, f,om Baltimore, was
at Antigua 18Th ult,
Schr Alicia, Hall, from and for Baltimore, via Turks
Island, was left at Barbados about 3st ult.
schr WT Brown, Hunt, for Baltimore sailed fro m
New Bedford 9Th inst.
Sohrs Roxbury, Sears, for Flovidece, and Peruvian.
Sack, for New Yark, both from Baltimore, arrived
at Norfolk 10th inst.
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OGERs' DIAMOND ENT-For
~ mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Omaments, SC, so that tho break is scarcely per-
ceptible and as strong as before broken. For sale
ONLY by G. p. ROGERS, Druggist. corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner Of Howard and Madison and
corner Of Paca and Little Green streets.
&C. Price 25 cents. sel2 lw-jel2-ly
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ANOTHER GONE. Jeromus ohnson, Esq.
late member of congress from New York CT
ty, an active and respectable merchant for ma
ny years, died on Wednesday at Goshen, Or
ange county, in his LIST year.
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MARRIED.

On The 10 by the Rev Francis Peck, Lows F. "A!
NAY to Miss MARTHA A. daughter Of the late Erasml
Fairall, OF Charles co. Md.
On the 10th inst by the Rev VIM F. Pentz, MIed
AEL H. HEpINGER 10 Miss ELIZABETH SPURRtRR,
this city.
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DIED.

AT Hagerstown on Friday last, MIS-. Ann Mar
Heafeich in the 44lh year of her age.
On the 9th inst. THOMAS NORRIS in the 3 st year,
On the 9th inst GEORGE HOWARD aged IL months
son of Eugene Post.
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Cecil COUNTY, The wings OF this county
have nominated VIM. Pierce for the Senate
and James II. lamar, James w. Morgan, Ed
ward T. Tarring, and John Connard for the
house. Mr.. TaIring has since declined,
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N.Y. UNIVERSITY
Wv OF BALTIMORE
FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Professor ]. G. 5. MONKUR, NJ. D., Theory and
Practice of Medicine
" f. FOREMAN, NJ. D., Chemistry.
" CHAS. b. GIBSON, NJ. d., Surgery.
g. w. T. WILSON, NJ. D., Therapeutics and
Maeria Me lea.
" w. +. LEONARD, VI, d. Anatomy.
" VIM II STOKES. NJ d., Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence.
WAKEMAN BRYARLY, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence
on the last MONDAY in October next and continue
4months.
Fees for full Course of Lectures, 800
Naturalization fee,
Diploma fee 20
Demonstrators fee (optiORal,) 10
Students of Medicine can be received as Boarders
in apartments attached to the Hospital.
Address all communications to
sl42aW4w Il. FOREMAN Dean.