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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
A SPEECH BY GEN. PATTERSON.

When Col. Balliers 2lst Regiment Of Pennsylvania
Volunteers arrived in Philadelphia, on Monday night
they marched TO the residence of Gen. Patterson, their
late commander at Thirteenth and Locust Streets and
there balted Gen. Patterson stepped out in full uni
FORM accompanied by Col. Frank Patterson and other
military celebrities and made the following rena ks:
Col. BALLIER, OFFICERS, AID MEs OF THE 2lsr
REGIMEsT: You welcome home thiik can
extend TO you, on behalf OF your fellow-ctzens VI
PhiladelphI, an honest, heartfelt welcome You have
done your duty and .doDe il nobly. Indeed your as
cipne as directed by your excellent Colonel has eX
cited my admiration, and proved teyono d'uo tIa'
Ameri an troops are the most efficient in the world
Some sneera have been thrown upon the army OF
the Shenandoah but we did our duty there. we were
continually threatened with what General Sco,t ois
likes 20 much, fire in the rear from the heoes @
Maryllnd. Tie arch raitor king at Richmond, zen
Davis, boaried that all the Southern army wsateu
was an open field and fair fight. Well my comraoes
you know there plenty VI open heids oeIoIo u'
when we crossed the Potomac and the enemy ran oo
fore us then He made star at Hainesviile, where
he had plenty Of open fields, but he could NOT r!ana
our Charges We met him again at Falling waters
but be would not show strong battle. wren VIC :,h
rived at Msrtinsburg we found strong Pia,o, ~ !,
plenty of stone walls but The enemy had desercI IT,
No stand was made either at Big Spring and az
ker HILL where the enemy wac certainly gong 10 give
battle. we could not find him at all. Applause.
People may sDeer ut the Inch ana defmah soio -
dgbtl Renewed cheering. Three cheers were gwen
for the 69th.]
/ bad at Martiusburg about II, 900 men and guns
Having reconnotered the enemy, found NJ. iorce )"
be abo1t 40 900 men and 6S guns. tee2raPhed TOT re-
endorsements, which were rent me, and moved IRON
Martinsburg with sbont IL, 0CO men and 70 gums. Az
WINCHESTER the Rebel strongly intrenched' VIII
numerous earthworks and rifepits, and had some %
neces of heavy ordnance noun cd in various command
ing positions and they had feed trees all Of the
no d.. If had attacked him there with my force,
would probably have been unsuccessful in disiooRing
him frou his stronghold, and many Of tho brave meu
whom now see before me would have been under
the sod tonight. [Applaute.I
then marched upon Charlestown Under the CIR CIR
culnst inces, did the best could and you, men, did
your whole duty, and merit my appreciation. Again
permit me to bid you welcome.
Three cheers were then given for Gen. Patterson
and three more for COL Baller; the band played the
StarSpanged Banner and the regiment passed in TO-
view Of Gen. Patterson.
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r,o,, n. Co,.mbia tso.) sse,e.~an, July %.

Ben MeCulloch has not yet taken the Federal forces
- Sn,nafeld nor has he been within hundred miles Of
that place. Siael and Solomon not cut off, nor Is
ratz Blown dead bis body in the st. Loos Arsenal,
and craze on the door Of his residence. Mr. Tucker OF
Tse Stote Journal was mistaken; s.., -.
forces three or four thousand well armed nen, and
an';n Gone into camp at Camp Walker, between
Tavsville and Bowsnsville, Arkansas. Coy: jackson
Is some twelve or fifteen miles this SIDE In Mcdonald
County, Mo-, with about 10000 troops armed with
Gen. S~eeny, with half of the Iowa regiment, sew.
.l companies Of the Kansas lst and regulars enough
70 make force Of 300 with section Of artillery,
ieft Springfield on the 10Th for Fonyth, on White
The other troops In Gen. Lyons command, including
Co.'s Sgel and Salomon's regiments left Camp Sigel,
twelve miles Invest Of Springfield on the 2Vth,
the Mount Vernon road ten miles west Of Springfield
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NEWS FROM THE SEA.
Corespendence Of The N. 7. Tribune

BLACK PoIST, New-London Co., Conn.,,
July 20, 1861.
Mr. Henry Fl. Shepard, a laborer emplo, ed on my
fathers farm. this morning picked up on the Indian
Bench on this Point junk.bottle containing paper,
apparently the piece Of yeaf from book on which
we've the following lead-pencil marks, written in a
fair hand
"July 10, ls6l-Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mars,
Capt. Thompson, taken By privateer Jeh. DAVIS ana
sent South.
The above is a true copy of the original, which is
now in my possession. RoBr. BRUCE GoRroS'
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ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW VOLUNTEER
REGIMENTS.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. Lx1vIIf.
nvvvy.. ux.nouIprrRs STATE op Exw-YoHi

CENTRAL ORDERS, NO. LxHvIIf.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE oy Ekw1oEx,,
ApJrrAST-0. SzRALs OYYIoE, ALBANY, July Jo 1901
The President of the United States having made
requsition on the State of New-York for 2oOOo ad-
dtional Volunteers to for three years or during
the war; the following regulations for their organiza
ton are hereby published: 20
/. There will be IS regiments, numbered from 10
to 81 both inclusive, one Of which W II be ORGANIZED
ar Artillery, with six batteries Of four guns each Dc
tailed Instructions for the Artillery VIII DO puonSnea
hereafter. 80
H. Each Infantry regiment will consist Of ten COM
paues, aud each company will be organized as fol-
lows: ~
one Let ant four Ser0eants eight Corporas, two
Nina ians, one Wagner, and not less thao sxty'our
or more than eighty two priyates; maximum aggre-
gate, one hundred and one.
Iii Each rs,rirnant rll be orcanized az folloMa;
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In service in edition to Al. .rs.. Of pay and shall

10 service in addition all arrears Of pay and allowances shall
rsceive the Of 5 100.
The Bepd Of the regiments Of Infantry win be paid 90 fol-
lows onefouh Of each will receive the and allowances Of
Of Engineer sodefs on-ouh those OF corporal o.
Entnecr soldiers snd the lining he those OF pyaies Of
Enineer ,oldiers Of the let Class
The Wsg and Ssdden WIN receive the pay aud allow
suces Of CorpoIals Of Cavalry :,
The mental Conm.ry Sergeant win receive the pay
and allowance u Sergeant Of Cavary"
BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
DUNCAN CAMPBELL Assis ant Ad jutant General
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THE BATTLE AT BULL RUN.

COL RICHARDSON'S OTFICIAL HtPUHT'
The following official report of the battle at Bull
Run from Col. Richardson, throws more light upon
that conflict:
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Y Bureau OF Construction, dc June /. 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau until
the 18th dsy of June Tor the complete construction
and equipment OF steam Screw Gun Boats, in
c6nlug sPars, rigging. sas, awnings, boats cables
and anchors, tanks, eagle, furniture, 90: king ao
Paratus aGd all tho Quilts for vessel of war ready
for sea servioo.
The steam machinery, the fuel for the same the
Government ~
Proposals viii only be roceiyed from ship build
eTs Who are G-:EdEy engaged IL that business, ard
satisfactory evidence Tn that effect will re reQIIr5
from pa ties proposing who are rot known TO the
Department.
pom app ieation to this Blu eau, parties will be
furnished with specl ho.tIOn shOxIng tbs dim en-
sloDs oil the vessel and the desert ptIOn and sIZs of
the materials also, a section EhowIng tbs length
of the tImbefs amldships Building pans vi he
Iurnl shed by the Department when a contract is
made. With the specifications will be embossed
the 1orm OF contract t-a tucceSsiu person VIII lac
rrqulred TO execute, with HuTetss t. the full
amount of the contract
The parties must state in their Offer the to..l
amount fOE whioh they will ousa -e 70 do all that
The contract and speolhcatlpns require giving sep
ara tn smOuRt demanded ii the VeCsel lie InInch-
cd IN sixty days, IN seventy -hSe da.s, In rin ~
days, AID in ons hundred and i've cays. from the
Gots of the cOntraot the sci in each cs to be
completed ana ready for sea II thI ~ days after
being launched.
The Department reserves the right 70 accept the
proposition most to the interest of tho Govern
mot, and 20 reject them al aL its option.
Parties WILL state the number of vessels they Will
agrse to deliver within the tines specified.
le 5 lw
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crashing from roof to basement, and by hurl-
ing death with every fragment when bursting.
The small 6-inch shells are filled with lead en-
musket-balls through hole in the side. They
are consolidated into a mass by pouring in
melted sulphur. after which, being put In a
lathe, hole is drilled down through lead and
sulphur, perforating the whole mass. The
diameter Of this hole is the same as that IN the
wall of the shell. 1t will contain about half q
pound Of powder. This being poured in even
with the outer surface of the SHE'LL fuse Ii
fitted iDte the ori6ce, making the she'll water
made to explode in one, two, three, or four
minutes after leaving it, at the option of the
gunner. It's first Office is to destroy by strik-
ing, like an ordinary ball, then TO burst and
scatter the bullets on every side. The fuse ID
ignited by the discharge of the gum. Y.
JrIbu0e
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


rks snly safe and ssrtan fer Cencsrs Pillar, -
svsllnEs and Ers5chils Ceitrs Paralysis Nss-
I.gG, HsaknttE Of the tsess Chrsnie InfsmmaierT
IhsEasrn, sfnsIs 81 the Joints Contracted BfaIcsI or
kyamtn:s E1rashs ToehRehs BrEitss Spraina Fr,sh
Cuts Wsunds, Ulcers, Fever Esrss, CskSd Dr.ss eors
hiPPlss Earns, sesies, sers Threat inf
pain, bs dasrtnes hsv Ienf the disease me
have sKiIi.d, aiCLEAHz CELEgRAfED LIN MINT ia
q certain Tsnsdy.
fhsands Of hNasu ssnrs s.v,d Ii.. 81 di,
sTsPxds and mssEy By tbs sf this uvsluabs F.msdy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEYT
Will rsiisys pain aiinest inEantEG ssZfy, eileen
purity aud heal the fsssst nersdbs short
F0R HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
EckEAHB CELEBRATED LTN1MENT 10 the onIy "a
ana rsliabs r.nsSy eE Ii. Of Spawn. RIM ..
ViEeEalir sIliRs unus tura Llsaps, Eodsl So
4 I'Is :si.d 10 esrs Big Head, P.llsVil, Fi.lE Sid
sFnCnE berssI or svtsny, II propsrly cpyHsc Fer
ePY1tp, RrEhss ssrN tehss, CrseksG Reels Chsf,
Csii~E Gss Crts, sofsH, HeRnds, q infaIuss
Tsns1y. Apply ~istesd and IL svsfy
Instance.
Thsh 1es ne snEsr wish tss many vsthisss
sssrsd e lts ueial .spIl y Of DR. MCLEAN CELE-
SEArED LElAEEr. hrill esTs yes.
;. =. MCLEAN, ssls Prspristsr,
CsrnsT Third Gat Pins sis., st. Lsxit, SIS.
UHhRLEs tT0Tr1 SIS Pa. a., sksLt in w..als, .,
tsa - = eseTfsts-. ssS-bAEis
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How to Spread the Taste for Gardening.

How 10 Spread the Taste for Gardening.
The world moves, in horticulture as we'll as
in other matters. In cities, villages, and sub
urban residences, there has been a complete
revolution. He who now builds on these local
tiles without reference to garden is the ex-
ception. Every year sees an advance not only
In the number Of trees and shrubs planted, but
in their quality. Rural improveTs not only
consult the architect in planning their homes,
but the landscape gardener in laying out the
grounds, and the pomologist in planting the
fruit trees.
The reports of horticultural and pomologi.
cal societies are read, and notes are taken of
the best varieties Of fruits for his soil and cl-
mate. The agricultural fairs are visited and
the fruit tables are subjects Of special admira-
tion and study. It is learned from actual OBJ
servation that one pear differeth from another
pear in glory and excellence; that the yarie-
ties Of apples, plums, and peaches are num-
bered by scores.
This taste for fine fruits and vegetables has
farm garden has been broken, and in very
many places the Early, York cabbage is a re-
cognized friend in moving time, and early po-
tatoes, peas, lettuce, ETC., help the farmer eel.
ebrate the national independents. The fruits
In the home yard are no longer confined to the
ounce and currant. 1t is not unusual to find
there a we'll assorted variety of all the larger
IL
use. The time spent upon the garden is no
longer grudged as thrown away. 1t pays
abundantly in the fine vegetables and fruits I
brings 70 the table, in the variety it gives to
farm labor, and in the attraction 1t throws
around home. -.-- ~ L.
! A good beginning has been mrde, and 1t Is
now wanted that the work shall be prosecuted
| with Vigor. Every one who has begun to i'm.
prove himself may become n center of good
influences in his neighborhood There are
nultitudes of thriving pespie whodo not plant
| fruits and vegetables because they have no
knowledge of them. They would purchase, il
J they knew their value, as readily as they
would horses or cattle. Even the Bartlett
| pear, which has been cultivated in this coun.
! py for sixty years, is not known in half the
homes OF Connecticut
! A man who has only eaten the fruit of wild
4 Seeding pears cannot be expected to set any
! very high value upon the finer varieties cuiti
4 vsted IN our nurseries. 1t seems TO him an
! extravagsnt expenditure to pay twosor three
! dollars for pear tree In bearing condition
/ There are mRltitudes rho hsvs never eaten
! bunch of weli-ripeDed Issbellas or Catawbas
I They suppose them much like the wild grapes
! Of The ssamps add the river banks. 1t is b,
! no means uncommon to find people who say
sthey prefer Wild grapes to those which sr'
A colufatea, tazgl-daE5Z 1AA lsc.Ls -I-S.+Af -
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mar S-tf
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
~ OF GAS METERS

.-- - - Wksu1TGToN, July Is, 1851,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That agree
ably 20 the provisions ofthe oTdInsnos CT the Cor
IoIston apPJoyod May II, lSSp, the undersigned il
now prepared, vhensysr rs{rired in writing, a1d
examine test Prove, AID ascertain the xccuIacJ OF
Teslstra.lon Of any gas meter IL pge in tkIs OIty
End another, sseled Snd married &c time, will B.
set In ifS place: Ii proved to lie ascurste in liza
and cgsIn put in position for uss,
Once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fsl-
-oWs NALL Open from q. ~, to Sp. NJ.
-CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
" B-d Ipssector and SaaleT OF Gas Meters,
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD REN0YATER

Is precisely what It's name indicates, for, white
and siren. theing 70 II. Vita eoSsrs,
and az the time Tevivihes, rsinstates and re-
a. once sIS aad , ~ Ss system
10 attacks of disease. IL is tn only preparation
fGiiy combined as 20 be the Tost povsrfuI TOME,
sno At the same tame 90 perfectly adapted 70. as 70
and hence will sOotAs rae tgsakest stoTsqek, aud
tone up ihe dlsGstye organs Sn6 thus slsy s nsr-
ting and at the same tine y ia composed entirely q
thorough tonic effect, without producing any IN
furious consequences. snos q remedy has long
toT, It needs 10 medical sk II % see that debility
follows all attsoks of disease. end proceeds and
Ct many Of the most fsta, such, for example The
following: Consumption, Indigestion, DyspeBsla,
NisLt sxcsts, EsSECr, Giddfness' T Rstsntion of ::
.csnt MsnsPnsSS. aHS FOs rof Il. %on
ssss a. GGPeEd TRop .snsr de- Se5RiR,y rsg gs.s
sure 70 cure as the sun isE Q rise and set There
no mlstaK. about It But this Is not al. u the
tacks, the liver becomes torpid, or worse diseased,
the kidneys refuse to perform their funotlons and
Erine, or IpvolqnarJ discharge ot ne same. pa!n
cectIngly nab!e 20 slight oolds, coughs, snd n I'M
checked, soor enaolation follows, and the patient
not slow us TO snGmerste the man, lis 70 winch no
are liable IN q weakened condition OF the system.
tor soa have perfect safe pl eesant and efeotnsl
remedy for loss OF Arpstits. bIIOusness. Flstu-
lence, weak and sick stomach. Langour. Liver
Complaint. Cbihs auc Fever. any Bilious attack
Coz tiveHess, AoidIty ofthe Strmaoh, Nervousnoss,
Feuragia, PalpItston Of the Eeart, DepretNon
Of Spirits, Sores. Pimples on the Faoe or any DIS
ease arising from impure blood, sroh a. Sorofs a.
ErysIpees, Bronchitis, Cough, dfhoulty Of Breath
ing, and ali that GLASS ot diseases ca cd female
voaknCsa, and enumerated above. We VIII also
ssy the traveller exposed 20 epIdomics, change Of
climate ard water, will find IL pleasant, safe Apd
sure remedy, and no one should ever travel with,
out. Reader, try IL, fer We assure you you VIII
AL persons Of sedeLLary habits will ind ita per
feet preventive of, well O cure for those all
nents which tkey are particularly exposed. Hence
mlGIsterE, students, attorneys, literary Eenueme
ana sdieS who are not accustomed 70 much out
door exercise, will End N 20 their advantage %
Keep q bottle constantly on hand; and above al
motlcrs or those becomln ng such, VIII 70 through
tCat mo st anGerous period not only with al tner
accustomed strength, sGt safe and free rom the
thousand ailments 80 prevalent among the iemhie
portion OF the world. IN short, Ia indeed mothers
cordial. Try It old ana young; no lorger run the
rlsk of ay; u will Ieve and prove Itself emph1t-
ioaliJ Rsstorcfius Cordial a,.d Blood Rssoc<teT.
q. J. WOOD, proprietor, 4f4 Brood~ey, Ncy
York, and ia Market Street. 81 LouiG, No.. and
sold By ell good Druggists. Price One Dollar PET
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this city By C. sToTT, SIS Pa svseus.
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8 AS FIXTURE

M GAS FIXTURES,
W Have In store, and are daI y reoelvfn,, GAS
F1TURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior IL style TO anything heretoore
offered IN this market. We invite citizens genera!
Y 20 call and examine our stock OF Gas aud Water
Fixtures feeling conflc dent that have the bsss
selected stock in Washington,
All Work In the above IiCs Iltrustsd To m "a =,
viii be promptly attended TO.
MYERS j. No9HAN,
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UHE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.

THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.
TRIEsEMAR, l,7 sld s-Protected by IRoysI
Letters Patent Of England. and secured By The
Seals Of the EoOle de Phsrmscis de Psrlss End the
Imperial College 2f N Medielne. vienna
AUD all physical disabilities:
No. 2 completely eradicstes all traces Of those
diseases that have bern treated By the n1u-
seO1g And perni oiCus SO OF copeiya and ouoeoes
No. hSs entirely Implanted the INJURIOUS use 9t
mercury, thereby ingur1ng 70 the SUFFERER sYeeoy
relief dIsPeIginf al impurities, and nootinf On
. -TRIEsEMAR, Nos. !, 3 and : are PREPARED n
IN tar oa,es and divided into separate dosse % ID
mInistered By Velpesu. Lsllemand, houx. klecyt
80. PIlos IS esoh, or four oasss tor -. vhleh
saves SIS; and II 81 cases, whereby there 10 e4v
ing Of S8 To be hsd, wholesale and retkn, Qf Do
BARROW, OF 194 Bleeoker street. Nsy Ycfk.
INN medIateiY on receiving q remittance, pI. BarrQy
will FORWARDING 1reserncr 20 any part OF the y0e,
securely packed, and addresses seoOrdinS 70 In In
The BOOK, of al others, that should be rod By
men with demag cd and broken down eonsntunons
Is Human Frallty, or Physiological kcscerohes..
Ii s beautifully illustrated, and treets mtnutey o.
o. the sympsoms that lnyariably deveoI them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the hsilnss
and vitlsting habits Of early youth, Ineapsctetlng
the vletim from snarIne the fruilon Of the mstri-
nonlaM " state, snd; y not ehsSSsd = nns qsssass
sseR by stsB e % "A sss sssss a. sss.
doors below MaodouEsl, New York Pnee y
centy, Sent hee eyey where.
tngton. ID. e.. oe E-em
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DENTISTRY.
nR. CHAs. r. BOTELER.

SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located himself permanently in Washing
too, oners his professional services 10 cIt-
Zens and soIourners, In all ths varlcusA-
Dranches OF MS Profession, 2On the most >~&211
recently improved system OF Dentistry.
DIR: B., having studied with oueof the most en-
lnent and experienced Dentists Of WaShington
ana also with the Dental College of IA timore
from whom he has received his diplOma feels com
hdent that his operations will prove emInently sat-
lsfic ory to those who will test his professional
nbi ity.
Office No. 1856 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
cts, over stevens's Lace Store open from a m.
to*p. ~ ap l-eu2m
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I SNYDER

H. PL UMBER AND GAS FITTER
Has removed TO the corner of Twelfth and F st.
he 10 prepared TO Introduce Water and Gas upop
satisfaction. ~
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than oost as hs
wishes 10 ger rlu OF them. nol7
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CBicRERiNG & SONS PIANOS FoH-sALs
~ On monthsy payments, or dlLcounts f9r cssa.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
aDn SOC, befYeeB N md ptk "a
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN 7. DOVE co.
EAhE NOW prepared TO execute any orders With
winch they may be favored IN tho
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITIiN9
BUSINESS,
III Store on sth street q few doors north @, Pa
Avenue, where may be found . oomBlete assortment
Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEh snf
WATER FIXTURES. iG 9JIy
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M TEETH.
Ils LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentee
olths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-e
tends personally at his Office in this CITY SvE-[
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~0lIO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling ST my ofhoe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desITe:
Opt 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
oeanest, strongest, and most perfsct denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. "
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
phIa. 90 IA n
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

WASHINGT TON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SBUMAN has, after an experience Of ten
~ wears, tahIished the above refuge from
and pfetenders Of witcAorah and imPostort IN gem
eral sr ..4. -.-s y a. -..
This is the only place where q sure and speedy
cure c3n be obtained in the world for al Improper
end evil hsbits, gonorrhR, gleet, semi uel weakr
ness, Eyphilfis, pfiHsTy secondary. nnd tertiary,
orsanic weakness. paias IN the ioiEs, structures,
general debility pTortraton, noIyOu ness, TeS:l
nights, pal ptstior the henrt rrginE in the
loss of InsRoTy, cOntueIog, melancholy, sdecpons
OF th- head, throat, nose, sad skiG, and oil those
disorders arising from the indiscretion OF
yocthI ronderlnE than Gntt tor either business,
At9ay so9ilst' i' or marTisss. J. a.,
wprld for diHeeses of the blood. gonorrhe, gleet,
striotnIes, ~ phlls, seminal weakness, self abuse,
&c. There is no case N which they fal 70 cure in
fTOtu 70 6EdyB. lG l-.l I.-. sIf DO sfaa p
Victims of 90 sse horrible oomylsintx, who would
wlsf 20 De Tbicanie men and ornamsnts 70 soeIeLy,
shorle embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. shnmsn has ma5o IN most conn. etc arranr e.
nsnts tyr the coastoTt OF his PATIENTS Who come
from distance. They Will be furnished with the
most saes1t and sgreeoble suaIters neees sary
eiet snd ms de as oor as they would be at
first e.ag= hotel ~ less than half the coat. : -
to not forget the name and mum Der. DR. Shin
mans ofhoao 10 on the corner OF Sixth street and
HsnnsylyAnte. svenne- G.srenaan Hotel, Op poeIte
tne National Hotel, Washlngtoa ID c.
teFsons at distance should erctoee stsmp nv
reiurn postage. Office hours, 0 A. M % no u nj
various Partes have been entlesd from nv in
stttttton BY certain svtrJiers on back stTeets m
thlh CITY, who will rus IL q the dsy of the, esth
= word TO the Wis is sufficient. "a 40 ir :