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Preparatory Department OF tho Columbian College.
TN this school pupils fitted for admission the college

Preparatory Department. OF the Columbian College.
TN ibis school pupils fitted for admission the college
i classes, for other objects.
Mr. John Pickett gentleman who is amply qualified,
having passed through collegiate course, and been
gagged for several in the business of instruction, will
have charge Of the school, His whole time and energies
will be devoted its interests and it is hoped will thus
be rendered worthy of extensive patronage
This school (Which will commence the LIST Of Septem-
be) will be under the constant superinendence of the
Faculty of the College.
QUARTER.
Reading, writing and elementary arithmetic "a 90
Arithmetic geography English grammar, geography
of the heavens, ancient and modern history 90
surveying, bookkeeping, and composition 90
Latin and Greek classics 10 90
Pupils who board, and have in the college
building, will be charged for library, room, bed,
and furniture 500
Table lights, and servant per week 2 90
@ good sidewalk has been completed from the city
to the college.
COLLEGE HILL, D. c., Aug. "a, lSH-2aw3w
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Dry Goods,

Dry Goods.
300 wards blue strouds
500 do scarlet do
loU 90 blue iancy and gray lis, cloth
400 do Scarlet do do
5000 do blue saved list cloth
ls 500 do do soasIe. do do
400 pounds worstsd yam sfold
100 do Madras do
10 90 BLACK SIX do
2S do "a do
Is do IA do
1900 yards domestic calico
1900 do English and French do
5000 do unbleached do
1900 do domestic checks, stripes and pluds
100 dozen wooen socks
$500 yards plaid linsey
1000 do fannes assorted
nW flannel SHIRTS
10O nonnJs linen ,hre,d
aS0 do cotton DO 'o
IS DO sewing u sll
~ gross worsted Catherine
10 55eces ribhoas ASSORTED
40 Sounds st Chinese an@ very vermPPI Ip9s
u,ra.or.
1900 pounds bras. kettles !
Is gross squaw avis
1000 fish hooks
$4,000 needles, assorted
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 dozen scissors
1000 gun fints
10 gross gun worms
200 dozen butcher knyes
Arr, and Ha,eh,,,
d dozen axes, to weigh from Al to st pounds
10 90 nan axe, 10 weigh " pounds
45 do hachets to weigh IA pounds
To be delivered at the place where manufactured or in
the city New York or Philadelphia msy be required
without additional expense.
:,,.,, ;u,..,. a.
"s'"~'"" '"T'e"e"" Se'
There will also be required be delivered in New York
at the time, the following agricultural implements;
oso axes N yvriob from al IN 81 no,,d,
90 hnli,xes nj ,veigh Al no,,dr
on hatchets 10 weigR M Mounds
no drnwinp knives. - inches in lenotb
o00 angers IN eouai nronortion. or ;nob ;roh ona
inch - " '' ''t'' "
ITO naairs bane.
10 Pc trace chair. hx;oh, - s...;u.,,;.L
no hounds brnss Kettle, nv anu 'fa'sn' Inks
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100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. GO, for 1917,
To be drawn Alexandria Saturday, 23d Of October
l847.

Tickets $l0-haves $5--quarters So so.
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets, $Il0 co
Do do. ~ half do So %
Do do. ~ quarter do. II SO :
Orders for tickets and shares certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will most prompt
attention. and official account of each drawing
medatey after it is all who order from us. Adj
dress, j. IL c.. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury & Co, Managers.
Sept 21-d6gciftd Washington city, d. &.
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Look for g. ". E'hiuips's Cash store.

Leok for g. W: Fhtuipss Cash Store.
FRESH CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, .AND vEsTINGs,
w ranted to fit. Among them will be found
pieces Bonjean's black cloth
do simonis do
10 do low-priced English black, blue and fancy
These goods much superior to anything have
had in
20 pieces plain, ribbed, and doe-skin cassmeres OF
Boniean's, Byiey's and Simons make,
which cannot be exceled in this or any
Is do new style French plaid cassimeres, some
thing entirely
priced
10 do rich black satin for vesting
do belmont black silk satin for vestng
70 do coored silk satin for vesting
AS have made arrangements with of the best cut
tes to make Tor me this season. purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner.
Also, have this day received
Genlemens silk handkerchief linencainbrc do.
Gum suspenders, anbswool and merino shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravats, kid, silk and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentcmon of whom
Sep. s-dihf G. w PHILLIPS
Elegant and ExtensIve Property Tor Sale.
IN THE late residence of Mr. Armied, Prince street
LILA in Alexandria. The house is brick. built of the
materials handsomely finished, and we-arranged for
tort and convenence fifteen rooms most of them
large and airy, and has wide hall through
ouhouses OF brick also covered with metal consisting
one range OF wood and Warehouses; cstern above ground
Two bathing and dressing rooms On the opposite
ou6o banss and in the rear brick tvo-soy
The iowergardens from Patrick to Henry street
It's Considered, by many the handsomest and mos, de
sirable residence in the District
plicationto VIM d. NUTf. -
sept zo-o AT the Treasury Department
| HATS.
NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN 1877
IN STEVENS,S (late Fish's)
= Gcntemens Quitting store, Browns Hotel
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498,OOOy
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 81, for lsG7
To be drawn at Alexandria Saturday, I'd Of October
l847.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
- &HE

NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
- &W -
Trough by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
andria, 10 Frederlcksburg, RiehrAond, and Peters
rT1E undersigned having made the necessary arrange
ments with Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
;Ss the a asS .s
LEN toreceve every description of light goods ana Tor
ward the same as above stated on n m ,he bus
ness with encouragement and assure our friends
that nothing shall be wanting our part to aord
All light articles such parcels and packages which
NAV be consigned care will be delivered free OF cart
age and merchandise other articles, which may be too
heavy for the mail train, will have our particular care oy
j. W. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
BE-, DARRACoTT, Train captain, r. F. q r X. h.
Richmond, Va. May ], ls37-May l--df
NEW AND MOST ExPEDrTIOUs LINE
To Piney Point and the other landings on the Potomac,
and to persons acshing agreeable ercWsion by the
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore
alter Monday I the 1 sh Instant The quick and
beautiful steamer PoWHATAN will run semi,weekly in
mouth of Aqua creek Piney Point, and Baltimore
Passengers by the Augusta, leaving Washington at or
rive at Aqua creek about IL M where they the supe-
ror steamer PoWhatan arriving at pney Point between
and 6, The Pow atan thence proceeds to Balti-
more, where she arrives by 4, a. m the next morning
Returning the Powhatan win leave Baltimore at p m.
Tuesdays and Fridays Passengers by her breakfast
Pney Point, and arrive at Aqua creek by u, M where
they the mail Augusta and arrive at Aexan
dria by Al and at Washington by 5 p. IN.
The Powhaan will take in and put out passengers at all
the landings on the Potomac. ,
Passage fare between Washington Alexandria and
Pney Point and return $3 90
Passage to any other landings on the Potomac be-
low Aqua creek 5O
Passage between Washington Alexandria and
Baltimore, (ncluding meals,) with the privilege of
,emring The next tay at a charge of 81 only 800
For further particulars apply to Capt W. Rodgers on
'NN'N GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
June 9N-3taw
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IN FOR RENT, the new and comnodious house on
s9 street west, now occupied by Thos. Ritchie esq
1t is in healthy and beautiful location and has adj
vanages possessed BY few places Of residence in Washing
ton furnace which warns the whole house, bath roo
month. -" = $40
For terms inquire of VIM. A. GoRpoN. Ouarterrnaster
Generals Office, War Department \ III
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Il 9.Gte ee8 as,t Card. n I
NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET.
IN JAMES BAnE, late Of the firm of Gowen Jacobs Co..
respectfully announces tha he has fitted up the Store Mo-
70 Chestnut street, few doors below Third street, and ono
door above Congress Hall Hotel north side, 4 Wine
Store where he viii keep wellseec,l tock the
approved varieties Of wines hrandes, queufs London
brown stout Scotch ale, and the finest brands or choice
cigars, DC. t4
Private gentlemen hotekeepers and others in the coun-
try, are invited to Gull and examine hisstock. Sept. 3
United states Hotel, washington, ID. q.
TNHE propretors of this hotel have secured the aid of
l. Mr. George W. Yenott their general agent la
reting and hereafter conducting the establishment He
authorized to act in every relating thereto IN
purchasing and making all and every contract or engage
nen necessary for conducting the business as fully "a lie
OF the house must be through him alone
The house having been enlarged thoroughly and
re19rnisled, will be opened on the 18th October
Having secured the services Of Mr. r. r. Thompson, ma
caterer (formey Of Coemans) they to render the
house every way worthy Of patronage. ~
Sep l1-eod2nir
GOAL! coALi'-Just arrived, and now landing, a load
~ OF first Quality anthracite coal, egg size which will
be sold low for cash delivered from the vessel Apply to
the undersigned at his lumber yard street. near the
canal; where can be had also all kinds of building mate
toners. -
Sept 9-taw6w Pm PEARSON
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DENTAL SURGERY

BY Q. II VAN PATrEN, M. d
permanent Office and residence door to Todds Hat
Store, Browns Hotel. -
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NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN 1877
IN STEVENS'S Gate Fishs)
- Gcndemen's Quitting store, Browns Hotel
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CHEMISTRY applied to the manufacture OF Soap
~ and Candles, no engravngs, by Campbell Morft
The American in Paris, by John Sanderson, 2 vols.
Tam's Fortnight Rambes, and other poems !; by Thomas
Mackelar, author OF 'Droppings from the Heart"
No. ii, Dombey " Son.
Thierss Consulate and Empire, part7.
Sept. Ia. F. TAYLOR.
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J. W. MAURY 81 CO., Managers
Successors to J. G. Gregory f. Coz
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y for the use Of The Indians and deliverable
It the following places, viz;
AT NEW YORK.
Blankets.
llSo pairs sgoin. y, white Macknao blankets 70 meas
400 pairs apoint whits Mackinac Blankets,
45o pairs apont white Mackinao blankets, to measure
.oo s6 by 80 inches, and weigh a pounds
2ao pairs son, scarlet isss blsaiss to
200 pairs point scsrle, blankets to measure
20 8! BY o IS inches, and weigh pound:
o pairs point ensas S ias .!sn dns blankets.
24o pairs appoint Gentneia blue Mackenzie blankets
to measure "a by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
Dry Goods
1860 yards blue fancy and gray list cloth
sS0 do scarlet do do
ooso Do DO fB' Ias s s.ssa List as cloth 90
100 do scare, do
2So pounds u s' wors,ed yarn ao threshold
80 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs
100 do do Madras do
70 do black silk do
40 do s-4cotton shawls
g g Dc Ss q q Dc Dc Dc
1900 do bleached cotton shirtin rs'''
$500 do do do sheeting
5000 do domestic checks stripes and paids
100 dozen woolen socks
5000 yards plaid linsey
1000 do hannels, assorted
1900 shirts, flannel
l25 do calico
80 pounds linen thread
$50 do cotton do
20 do sewing silk
$50 pieces ribands, assorted
975 yards bedticking
$50 do sattines assorted
400 do Kentucky jeans
gross WOrsted gathering
20 pounds Chinese vermilion.,
Hardware.
$40 pounds brass kettles
1856 tin kettles
40 nests iapanned kettles. e in a nesD
rs dozen butcher knives
1900 gun fints
AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Biankets
900 pairs 3point white Macknac blankets to measure
by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2apoint white Mackinac blankets,
ure "a by 66 inches and weigh pounds
ure AZ by s. inches. and weigh 81 pounds
500 pairs lA.pont white Mackinac blankets to meas
ure So by 80 inches, and weigh Al pounds
500 pairs l-point white Mackinac blankets to meas
ure 81 by 46 inches, and weigh 81 pounds
$50 pairs 3point scarlet Mackinac blankets to meas
100 pairs n point scarlet Mackinac blankets to meas
IRE 81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
$50 pairs Spoint green Mackinac blankets to measure
80 by u inches, and weigh pounds
$50 pairs Spont Gentinela blue Mackinac blankets,
measure 80 by 72 inches. and weigh pounds
to measure 81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
~.
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Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF packages OF rs whole tickets $3.50 q
Do do rs half do 65 On
Do do rs quarter do 80 81
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A UGUST REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
n pany of New York, No. Sc Wall street.
This institution during the month of August issued
hundred and seventeen nolicies, viz;
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I ACE CAPEs AND BERTHEs.-We have now open
IL cartons lace capes, assorted styles and prices
3 do do berhes do do very cheap.
Sent 2O--3f VII d. CLAGETT 81 co.
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NEW FALL GOODS, such nj nkets carl,et,uss oil
IN cloths worsted damasks, embroidered curvn mus
ns wateed moreens, brocade damasks gilt rods orna-
ments white counterpanes, furniture dimys,
ings, linen sheetings, damask abe-coths and napkins
hckabacks diapers, crash, borered towels, table dia
pers, table and piano covers bed tickngs plowcase
ION, nc, &c together with many other useful and des
rable articles st received and viii be sold cheap by
Aug. % p. II. HOOE IL Co.
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Timber for Repairs to Dry Dock.

W p JOHNSTON, NJ D., corner Of F and 7th streets,
stefan. Sept. 4-2av
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4O,0OOI

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 66, for ls7
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday the of Octo-
Der. 1917.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 30.
I'M I'm
SUN RfsEs... - 80 NOON RIJEs 05
sur srrs... - 80 HIeH 10 90 N

Cleared.
shpoIzaak Walton Goodhue. Liverpool, Grinnell. Min
k,Fanny lBr) oun, Ireland G.nnel, Minturn & CO..;
Phelps
!NsE sSi s'ia .,sR
Sss $:':: bais1 Sssi
3:%yH Or os1t weSd1r Min
Man'sl Price, ElsthHI Cxeisriy: Lazy sccu. tbrl
sS:. SsSaAs. Ger S Ethan s% 4%S
phia' Friend Boston .-.-,
I'D. ssE. 81 r %s.
same day mile: south Of H,era, exchanged signals
Ssi. Creole. oG M9Ts: p
SAME sss .ss Az a.si s s% si Ss.s g S:
gslL Ann Risbs w: sp.l, from ST croiu June h
Bark Edv.id. BYlLey, 1days from Charleston. with cot
Bris susan sp?ao.i SPSaeyS, q day. from New orean.
~sa g 3D. c, from F Fis'oa with coal. to sous Whit
Ass. s .i #:s. days is :T 'Ts As 4
S.s s
and wished g be reported {uns a. L. e. Ion 60 90 spoil.
Be Isso%sS june H. Ia: 3 s. Ions s. spoke .Bt.% bark
sshf B Jones. Griffith. day. from Wilmington, NC
schr Louisa Hoover from Brandywme with -four and corn
Schr B Stafford, Johnston. James River, wood.
Scbr II Brown, Green, Richmond, coal.
sehr VIM sscors Webb. Virginia. S'"'A
schr A Asborn, Baily, Virginia.
Schr Heroine, Lake, Richmond, coal
Schr II Peck, Len,wick, Virginia.
Scbr Abbot Lawrence, Tinker, Boston, ndse
schr s Appleton, Nickerson Boston, mdse.
Below.
Bark Reform Lewis, from Apalachicoa with cotton, 10
Sturges. learman Il Co.
Also, ship; 2 barks--unknown
Sailed.
Ships Manhattan for Amsterdam Louisiana for Orleans;
Hugo Grous for Europe briggs Madison for Savannah;
han for Charleson schrs Dorca for Maysguez Mogu for
jacksonville
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COM N k;KClAL I1TELIAJG ENCE.
State OF the Flour Mark cts.

New ORLEANS, June l9-The transactions in -four
to-day amounted about $500 brls including $50 brs
Illinois at Sc 30; 200 do Ohio at SO U.s. 700 do. ILL
nois at Sc rs; 100 do Ohio at So 20; and TOO do. ILL
holders do not evince much inclination realize There
demand for to-day, and notice sales of
25 600 bushels good white and yellow In several
lots at SOC bushe The market does not evince
much frmuess for the past week The sales of wheat
to-day amount to about 5000 bushels including 400
sacks ordinary at 976 do COED at 81 40 and 400
sacks prime in one lot at 81 SO per bushel
PHnApEErHIA, June 26-There is q complete stagpa-
ton in the general market to-day occasoned by the
want Of later dates from Europe several steamers being
nearly DUE and the intense heat Of the last few
days also operates unfavorabe business Cotton
tonary 100 bales mddliDg fair New Orleans sold l3c
Flour still heavy and without demand for export west
is freely offered at So So Pennsylvania generally
held higher and So 62H refused for fair Brand hear
Of sales Of either worthy Of notice Corn Meal lower
and 5000 bbls have been taken at 81 l2K. Wheat-No
buyers in market and good reds offered at l45c Corn
$500 bushels Pennsylvania yellow sold at 81 92c weight
DETROIT, June 25-Busness of all kinds dull In the
-four market there was nothing doing. We quote Sc
So l2H Wheat-There Is no wheat coming in. The
miller offers ST for good but has not bought bushe for
ten days back. Corn is rather plenty for
days and 45c to be all buyers will give at
sent We notice small transactions at this figure
ROCHESTER, June 2s.--Sedom have witnessed such
want Of activity in the produce market during the
past week. There has been nothing doing Prices have
been heavy, with disposition to operate. The -four
market especially has been inactive Holders have Of
fsred lots at Sc SO u.s. with two light sales at
former The last Of the week however that price
could not be got for -four The wheat trade has also
been dull but very little offering in the market &c.
and western would probably range from 81 e to
81 49,
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The Crops.

The wheat in Shenandoah CO. Va Is said to be good,
to be well filed, and to promise fine yield Within
few weeks the prospect of average yield in Augusta
and Rockingham have been greatly enhanced The
that of last years crop
Some OF our farmers have commenced cutting their
Mediterranean wheat The crop reported to be light
than anticipated Corn generally large but
is growing and has healthy appearance. Oats i'm
proving from the recent showers but the crop will be
considerably below an average one-kent (Md) Neps.
We are informed by an intelligent and judicous farm
from the interior 6fKentucky, that the wheat
will be very fair and the other crops promise be first
rate-Cin. Atlas.
For several weeks past the weather in Western Ver-
mont has been highly propous to crops of every de-
time late, yet wheat corn, oats and potatoes
seldom in a more promising condition. For two days
past have had such abundance of refreshing rains
considerably to relieve the anxiety of farm
ers in relation to the grass MiddleJury (Tt Ga
lazy
Grasshoppers very numerous in several towns In
the county, particularly Wheatland, and beginning
to do considerable damage to grass and other crops IL
clover growing sections where that the main depend
euce for hay, this important crop will be light Tn.
last two seasons have been particularly unvorabe
the growth Of clover Corn potatoes oats and beats
look very promising. american.
The wheat harvest has commenced very generally In
different parts OF the State of Maryland The crops
all good lands will be above the average YIELD while
thin lands they will be small but generally of good
quality Some portions expected to cut about forty
bushels to the Specimens from Hartford county
well from the neck lands between Baltimore and
Havre de Grace have the heads well filed and the grain
promises to be both abundant and of fine quality.
The Rockville (Md) Journal says that during this
week the wheat harvest will commence pretty generally
in that sectoo and glad learn that the pros
pect is generally far for plentiful harvest.
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Passengers Arrived.

Miss Josephine Bellamy Miss Mary Seabrook Miss Tayean
Miss Caroline Mitchell Miss kulledge Miss Cox Miss
Yd Miss Ewan Mrs. OF 1'Dri;eSl Mrs Ferry Mr. sDeir
Ter aud family, Mrs satelfee and family Hubert and fam.
y Mrs HeywaId and two children Levy and family, Al
fred Craven LADY, child and nurse Joseph Baton and lady
James Lessre and lady Legare aud LADY, Mrs Carr,
Smith Dr. Brsord Alsr Brodis and LADY, F5ers9a
colSaT, I p i Ss1I H. YSrnE,5A Hitch. HSdSle
Goldsmith gno Barnett. Phillips, w Kent A Tavean;
Kobb WIN r. Fabe r, LADY and daughter 1 Ferry,
Carr "a Wood C s !; sps lady. Rove Hey,
cett Geo Tomkins McInyre, Porter. John c High.
tower, c W RODGERS H & Ston-, + Fuller Master
sprg d syTons Q Rivers, Mbs!y, II Tar.
lam, Geo Rapee, N Robbins, Jas Gunnison, + War
Mure, Lawrence DIR Albert Crane and lady39 in
seerage
ST. CRon-Bark Ann d Richardson--Maor syllick and
family.
GAMBIA, Africa-schr Euphema-E Wade supercargo.
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Hoe s2i . SS Az e s sts 49,
u n.aiss ssi:ss: spsa:
United States will be in constant attendance at the grand
depot D DR.. BEAcHs BOOKS AND MEDICINES.
No iu Fulton street, n r., D..
ewas IN their form. stages. 4.
will be treated without the Of Mercury other poisonous
PATIENTS may rely on the ndsst and be, attention
na an "a sys relief
where all other mean. had
which been used for the last thirty years by DR. Beach,
the '"' zM !! sfs PRACTICE OF MEDIcNE" u
with which has been unequalled IN the history OF
dies employed which 90 harm which
h practice he hughes, mn
ssr 81 s
sivs Of their high e.tmsou Of tho safety certainty
The following Diseases and other of chronic
frsse x 3: Es:sS this sss Of umo
D YYse Pss. .aa EVEN q I!ia; doMpLAINr
c6UGHs Colds Consumption Bronchitis. and all other d.
skhEsSRHA src Fill RAES sGsE f HEAD and =.
Diseases 0F THE EYES AND EARS treated wi,Aou
S1;ei tss,s .; o sAsSrs
Au in til. Fac.
RJGsE DAE N H nsd th N;EHs; ssSHs
15. s S.
the Ealing Of the Womb competed with Pains in the Ba ut
Hi DisEAsE. ;or White Swelling Fson., or whOw all
EEXrK SORES aud Ulcers Of whatever character.
SAn md n
if!SifEs .Hs sj$sS MyMes MEASLES
MSFAs # 3 asS' kfs Esss ss Fever
sITS p sIsa:SHy;i.Is.; ESispss. &c.
FTA AN0 5ssous Opening. or
the and Rectam, without
PERMANENT A CURE w ARR 4 sI
other accrung than the amount which the med
Already the meItitude. who been prescribed for
daily with Of their s9d 0v aS.r
painful weakening and poisonous MEANS SO generally re-
Patients visited at their own urgent cases.
Persons residing in part Of the country By sending
same il they were personally present .;s
Aadss. III EatS% %f
Ssf Is Es1s ', Xrt
been extensively used all over the city, and hrousho9
NOVA greater demand for he
cal deIangement By restoring the nser.ibe pepation
salt heum cad head eryspeas and all cutaneous erupOns
BY the it heals ulcers fever sur
the pores and eaussng the Of The blood
aud costiveness fails burns and scads how
aayng inflammation and PAIN and destroyin
proud flesh 1t is relieve pains Of all kinds in thu
head sides back bowels aud limbs and Is unsurpassed il
spinal diseases II performs marvellous IN OF piles
worms eyers of all kinds the face and breast and al
diseases Use this mastery medicine and you viii
not be disappointed .
Th. wonderful Ointment being used externally is an ex
traordnary medicine for children, being convenient t.
administer and its results 1t is
vermifuge bringing awey all kinds Of and PHI
worms in large quantities..
Grand depot, No. l4l Fulton street, New York.
je26 eod3Ot*r