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DESTINY DEMONsTRATED-Ma-

II dam Helm may be consulted on matters OF i'm
portsnce foretelling all particular events of human
life, such marriage. the time when, with descrip-
ton OF husband wife; of riches, changing OF bust
nee, or siuatoa eaces kindred friends;
IL person shsIl have the thing hoped for; II per.
shall suffer by any particular thing of which he
OF size in feaS; long short journeys; of absent
persous dead or alive; OF law suits; of theft, or
things lost of substance lent demanded; wife or
husband living from each other, IL return; and
ali the difficulties of life, OF health fraud sickness
and DEATH past present and future. and all concerns
of life.
This lady tells fortunes by the Cards-Prof. LEo
by the Planets, Asiroogy.
TERAs-S0 cents by the Planets, 25 cents Sfor Ia.
dies bg the Cards and so cents for gentlemen by
csrds-white or back people.
Apply st Adams Valley, s doors from the corner of
18th, on Poplar street. "Ofhce of Astrology" ovsr
the door, opposite Lancasterian School, over the
Greek. NH l4-Im<
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S


GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotul0, &c.
TENHE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il CO. being dissolved by the death of w l..
RUSHTON 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the frm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN CLARK
CO., surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundlsnd to su-
perintend its manufacture and he s the only Drug.
gist who went from the United States for that
purpose; and az he will continue his supervision of
that branch of business, will warrant Oil
pure and genuine. AS success in its depends
upon its pnrity. be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK & CO is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers. without sue
cess have been restored to health BY the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN.
CLARK l. CO., for many persons have initiated
our style of bottle and label, fer the purpose of
palmng of an inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush
toms death. there hes been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which is not in any way connected with
Rushton, CLARK l. Co the Only representatives. oil
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK l. co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark & Co. for sale
BY PURCELL, LADD Il CO, and by Druggists geH.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia,
f.
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Loss OF THE BRIG FLORENCE The ship Ellen
Austin. from D Damariscotia, Me, arrived at Savan
nah, Sunday last, with Capt Wood, the officers and
crew of the brig Florence, from Boston, bound to
Darien, Georgia. The brig was dismasted and
wrecked on the LIST inst in a severe gale.
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sehlesel was committed to prison.

:. "oHnEh--felixG g. Livingston was murdered in
madison viiisse Florida, on the ed inst, by man
named feacock, of North Carolina. Livineston
was youth ls years OF age and employed as clerk
store he had refused to credit Peacock.
when he was stabbed TO the heart, and died in-
stanty 1t was with difficulty that the citizens
could be prevented from hanging Peacock ON a
horse rack
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THE GREAT BALANCE DOCK. This immens.
structure at New York, which contains more tim
Der and fastening than was ever before put into
one structure, built for the merchant marne is to
be ready to take up the steamer Pacific, in few
days -
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MOBILE AND ONO RAlLRoAD-The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company, are trying to raise the
sum of 81, 100000. for the purpose of extingush-
ing its floating domestic debt, and placing the road
In operation as far north as Columbus, Mississippi
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FIREs.-The barn, carriage house, and nunae-
rous other out buildings of Mr.. L. j. Middleton, In
the District OF Columbia, were destroyed by fire
Tuesday night. Loss 1900.
stable on D street, in Washington city belong
ing to Mi. Charles +. Wood, was also destroyed by
ire Tuesday afternoon.
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SELF SUPPORTING POLICE FoRcE.-The police
force of Washington city is no tax to the corpora
ton, and yields it a revenue of $4,000 This is the
only instance of a sef-supporting police force In
the JJniou.
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STEAMBOAT RAIsED-The steamer William Bar
nett, recently sunk in the Peedee river, N c., ha
been raised and is again running
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HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.-Last Saturday wal
observed in Alabama as day of public humilia.
tion and prayer
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RonBERY.-A well known merchant of New
forS was inveisied into the hou.s of Kate Smith,
or Little Slippers iu Duane street, and robbed of
$4,000 by an accomplice named Thomas Howard.
who was let in through panel of the room. How.
ard was afterwards arrested aud $500 of the money
iound on him -e-t-----
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surr FOB NEwsPAPEn.-The Sheriff. of New
Orleans. has advertised the Daily Crescent there
for sale. Il appears that the present Iroprietors
paid the price for the paper and the creditors Of
the former proprietor esuing for the payment Of
their respective claims and want to goobie up the
Crescent by way OF part payment.
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INDEPENDENT JURY-In the case of Jones as.
Lott, being tried in New York. the jury on Tuesday
adjourned withoutthe knowledge OF the Judge gos
drunk and shortly afterwards adjourned again to
get sober. Several Of them were arrested, anc.
plead the extreme dryness of the weather. and tbs
unusual strength of the soda water they had tas
ta5
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE FOR

UNION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA Shipper by this line are respect
fully informed that, az we now running our three
steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. ,ce are prepared to receue freight all
times for the above port
ifshippeIs will give as the eonsignees name on the
ticket for the last load. and whether receipt
is swanted zoe acH take Leasure sending bills ladiag
to them III. e. TUTTL,E,
mn <7-ts Agent.
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SrEcIR.-The steamer Florida, from New York,
carried s140,00 In specie into Savannah, Ga, on
Saturday, for the Central railroad, and Marine
and Planters Banks, OF that city
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL train on the New Jer-
sey Central Railroad ran into Mr. Jeptha L. Run
gon, while he was attempting to drive across the
road near Easton, on Friday last The two horses
were killed, the wagon smashed, and Mr.. R. had a
rib broken.
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The POOLE MURDERERs.-In the case of Morris
sey, Hyer and Lynn, charged with the murder Oh
William Poole, at New York, the motion to quasi
the Indictment has been denied by Judge Cowls.,
and the parties will 60 up to the higher courts.
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BRICK OR NO BRIcK.-The test question In the
late election at the Jacksonville, Florida election
was "brick or no BRICK" having reference to the
ordinance passed by the Council that all houses
erected hereafter iu the district burned In 1854,
should be brick Some of the citizens wanted the
ordinance repealed, but the "Brcks" came off with
large majority.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-The temperance advocates OF
New York held meeting Tuesday. and compli
mented Mayor Wood, of that city, on his untirng
effort for the execution of the prohibitory liquor
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THE GRAPEsHoT THE clipper ship Grapeshot
sent from New York, after Baker, the murderer o
Poole, was seen four days out from New York three
thousand miles distant at which rate OF sailing she
will overtake the Isabella Jewett.
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DIR. LION GELBARDT,

DIR. LION GELBARDT,
Office ON Broad ST., Corner 10Th, Richmond,
Virginia, ~
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
at 365 Broome street, New York city. respectfully
offers his professional services geN
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASESl
He could present you testimoniais with real
names and residences from patients cured BY him in
o du
ring his short stay In the city But the Drs opinion
Ii "1hat ereyy individual mast be his escn udgeo he
therefore prefers to LET FACTS SPEAK FoR THEM.
SELVES!
Letters asking advice, must be postpaid, and de.
scribe the disease in full frankness.
ire strong drink unto him that % ready 30 yevishs
and aoine unto those Matbe Of heasy hsayts" tfrov.
'Ai bR. LEON eELBARDrs ..vEo ErABLE
sYRUP," composed of Medicinal Herbs pre-.
pared under his care by Mr.. g. NJ zsehris-
SON, Chemist and Druggist, at tho corner of 9Th
aud Broad streets Richmond, Virginia This delight
ful Vegetable Syrrp is recommended e certain re-
diseases a. Coughs Colds. Asthma Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, for the affection OF the kidneys
and Bladder, and it 10 MgAly valuable for Female
DisessesseneraIly. By childrea's sictnesst proves
and it Gauges neither unessness loss Of Appetite
Full directions furnished on esch bottle. TRY
IT. and judge of the effect for yourselves Use -.
eordiesIy. and the result will Be cEnrAIN cuns.
quired, BY applying lf by letter pospan) to Mr. .:
h. zAcHRissoN, Druggist, corner 10Th and Bfos1
Pficeof DR.. Z: G.'s Vegetable synp. large bettts
r. None ere genuine without the signsturs of
Or. L. g. Ful prescription can be seem q the DruG
Store. % tz-om
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Snow IN THE WHITE MoUsTAINs.-A letter
from Gorham, New Hampshire. says that on Thurs.
day lest the 5th instant, the snow was some three
feet deep for several miles each way from the
writer's residence. He adds: We have had the
snow from five to six feet deep during the whole
infa =
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SECURITY. The policemen Of the city OF New
Orleans by recent ordinances, arc Obliged 70 give
security IN the sum Of $780, for the fnifhfui Per'
fosmance Of their duty.
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RAINING BRIMsToNR.-The Mississippi papers
chronicle the FACT that showers of brimstone have
fallen in that State within the past two weeks 1t
has been tried with fire and proved to be genuine
birthstone and nothing else. This fact, taken with
the more alarming one recently divulged, that the
Internal regions are but twenty-one miles below.
should warn US to prepare for the "good time com
Ing"
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THE MURDER IN pHILApELPHrA The young
German woman, who was iaund near philadel-
phia. on Sunday last with her throat cut, has
proved to be Louisa schlegel, wife of Jacob schie
gel. Her husband has been arrested for her mur
der Louisa, 1t appeared from the evidence before
the court had been on bad terms with her usband
anu had LEFT his house the Saturday night previous
with s4oo Of his money
Schiesel was committed to prison.
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GREAT SALE OF FURSrTuRE.-The furniture o.
the Brevoort House, of New York, which cos
100000 was sold at auction on Tuesday. for s2e,
naa
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KILLED AND BuRIEp-A man named George
Weaver got into fight with John Maloy, in New
York, on Saturday last and was severely in.
jured with a stone He was taken to the hospital
where he died and was secretly buried. The mat.
ter, however, came to light, and the murderer wai
arrested.
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HoUsE PAINTERS STRIKE.-The house painters
of New York are still on strike for two dollars pei
day. Twen,y-four boss painters have come into
that price.
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Coop PRrcE.-A vacant lot On Hillsborough
street, Raleigh, n c., near the suburbs of the city
was sold day or two since, for So 400 per acre.
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Broke HIS TE1GH.-Mr. Thomas Wiggle sworth,
of Boston, last week, while recovering from spell
of sickness, attempted to walk across the room
and fell and broke his thigh.
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A LUCKY SERGRANr.-The Pensacola. (Floridal
Gazette, of the 7th inst, says:
Sergeant Peter Clark, of the U. s. Marine Corns
and late Orderly Sergeant of the Marine Guards at
this naval station has become heir to an estate In
Ireland, worth six thousand pounds per annum
He left Ireland many years ago, and came to the
hood; entered the army and has served In the
army and marine corps eighteen years. During
the Mexican war he was attached to Gen. WorIh's
division, and among the first to enter the citv of
Mexico when that city was taken by the American
army in 1847. The fortunate Sergeant has taken
his departure for Ireland to look alter his proper
tV.
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AccIDENr.-Mr. Richard Hamel, an extensive i'm
porter doing business la Cedar street, New York
had bis right arm blown off on Tuesday, by the &C
cidentaI discharge Of a gun.
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BY J. A. COwARDIN

Phe DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscrihers
at SIX AND eUARTEh eENTsPER WEEK, payable to
the Canier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance. "
dsv and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annuuH.
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SHAMEFUL CAsE-A case Ia now being exam.
ined into In the Courts of New York, which de-.
velopes the most degraded state of morals there.
girl named Ann Neason went to live as a servant
with Thomas Culbirth, who while she was an In
mate of his house, violated her person. He then
procured the services of his own wife, Mrs. E.
ID. Cole, and another woman, to procure an abor-
ton on the girl, and they failing in their attempts
he sent her to Madame Resteil. At court, an at
torney named E. D. Cole, appeared to prosecute
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbirth and his own wife, Mrs. Cole
The defendants claim that the affair is an attemp,
on part of the lawyer, Cole, to extcrt money from
them.
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meeting In Louisville, KY, on Friday night last,
one OF the orators, Mr.. William Clayton, while
speaking, drew ont his pocket handker chief, and
with Il bis pistol which tell on the door, exploded,
and lodged ball In tho leg Of Mr. HenryJ. BIZ
iings: The wounded man was taken 70 his lodge
inss.
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HEAVY Loss The rdsidence of Mr.. Boyd, for
merly Surveyor General Of Louisiana, was burned
ct Donaldsve, In that State on the 7th Inst. Loss
$4,000
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p pUsHTON's COD LIVER OIL.-The

DCSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
Ii late arm Of RuSHToN, CLARK Il CO bein,
dissolved by its own limitation, now sole nrn
p,jetor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is "a
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consumptlon Coughs, Colds, sc, kc,
CaUTloN-ln purchasiuR or ordering, be care,
fol 70 SEX for Rushton's and see that my is on
the label, and my signature over the cork Of each
bottle, there several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rusbton's
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON,
Son ofthe late VIM. l.. Rushton N. York.
The sheve OH for sale by DUNAL NORTON,
corner OF Main aud 10th streets, Bank Square Rich
mond p5-Smt
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REMOVAL.-Tha nra..-;-,

"A would respectfully inform his c.s.e.ss.
ASe and the public generally that hs ~ ~ -.
,o ~ ., moved hisssors to No. I6, fsw doom be.
Having just returned from the North vith ..n..
rioI assortment OF WATCHES. (0old and eiivsr.l
ana Jewelry of every description, which hs nrc.
In the city. EDWHRn ETpsrw "e1e
ma oo-oot0eo6t Sign OF the BIZ Wafeb
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, ROPES, BAeGIHG, &c.,) South Franklin ID.
$ doors West of Old Market, buys small as well a.
large lots fe 9-d6m
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NEW SPRING GOODS, 1s55.--WM

~ EW SPklNG GOODS, 1655.-WM.
IN P. PERKINS, No. I4l Eagle Square, (Iate War
rem PeIkinA) 10 now receiving an entire new stock
OF SPRING and SUMNER DRY GO ODa pur-
chased within the last fifteen days, at prices much
betoo those demanded for the same Goods ssrly in
the He respectfully invites the attention of
the customers Of the late firm, and the public gene
rally to this stock, Consisting of the following in
part: Brown snd Bleached Cotton and Linen Sheet
inga Of every grades do do do Shinings do; Striped
and plain Osnaburgs, for servants Linen Table Da.
masks, Napkins. Doylers and ToweIinss large stock,
very low; French, English and American Prints;
Gingham:, Jacensts, ors.ndis Muslins aad Lawns
commencing at 64c per I'D; Chally Bereges and Be-
regs DeLaine; Plain Chaliies. a colers end quali-
ties; Bereges, Grape Ssreges and 0IenadineE Black
Plaid. Striped and PLAIN do; Plaid India DO. very
cheap; Blk Bombszinss and Alpaca; Plain Bereges,
all colors and prices; M,usseline DsLsns, do do;
White French Merino and M DeLaine; Cambric, Ja-
comet and Swss Muslins; Nxnsook and Null Muslins;
Plaid Nansook do; Cellars. Sleeves. Chsmisettes,
Caps Flouncings and Embroo cries, new styles Ho-
siery, Gloves Ribbons and Hdkfs; Curtain Muslin
and Laee Curtains Cloths CasslreTes and vestings;
Linen Duck and Drills for Coats and Pants together
with every article usually found in . Dry Goods
house. Country merchants and others who buy
Goods for cash, or pay their bills promptly at the
expiration of months. will be offered very great
bargains ap4
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VIRGINIA.

NoAiNATroN Colonel ]. Monroe T.,,.fsrro-..
Nominated Tor the Stats Senate bv the D,ro.~..-
AZ Stafford Courthouse, Monday.
FxnAIx ACADEMY. A handsome fsr,.,. A..s.
my e to be erected In Fredericksbure. on ,he i.
next 70 the new Bsptia Church, at cost of $1,000.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL freight train on the
seaboard and Roanoke Railroad ran off Tuesdav
near Meherrin river, breaking several Of the cars
ArrorsrMEsr.-Mr. Thomas H. Andrew. ha,
been appointed keeper of the Petersburg powder
magazine, vice VIM H. Hammon dead.
DEAD.-Mr. William Dafiu, aged seventy-eisb,
years. resident of Stafford county died ON the Cd
instant
CONGREGATION N.--The Episcopal Church, at
Bowling Green, Caroline County, will be conse-
Grated on Wednesday, the I'd of May next by
Bishop Meade. 8
COMMITTED TO PRIsoH.-Gsorge A Evans, ar
rested In Richmond, Saturday last, for attempt.
ing to passa $40 BILL on the Bank of Easton, Md.
altered to $500, on Mr.. Franklin Slaughter of
Fredericksburg, arrived at Fredericksburg. In
custody OF an officer, on Tuesday, and was com.
mitted for trial, ON the Goth inst
UNPAID LRrrERs.-There are a great number
OF unpaid letters lying Ia tho post Office ct Frede-
rlcksburs.
bApTfsM-Eight persons were baptised In the
river at fredericksburg, by Mr. Broaddus Monday
afternoon, making nearly sixty persons baptised
there In the last thirty days
FoR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. The X, Ms of
rriacea. Anne county have nes4 mated Capt. John
"ooohouse, the former representative, for the
House OF Delegates.
ITALIAN OPERA An Italian @ oera troupe ID per.
forming at Portsmouth On the bills we find the
following outiand!Sh names Clinchichi, Paenon>
ceiii' Delhi. They perform on lslagotas, Fl Hemo
meas, and other instruments, th names of which
are as hard as those of the performers.
TIE SMALL Pox Is causing gu ne a panic in Mar.
tinsy!lle, opposite the north end of Wheeling On
Saturday seven cases were rep, rted The public
school has been closed, and ether precautions
adopted to prevent the spread OF the disease. -
US DHTRIcr CouRT-This Court is in ses.
aion at Wheeling. Francis Goddard, charged with
passing counterfeit money, wa acquitted Satur-
day.
The Grand Jury indicted Eli Cova!t. of TYLER
county, for forging draft on the postmaster at
Wheeling, and A. B. Jenkins, for passing BOGUS
gold coin.
DEATHS OF Old LAD1Es.-Mrs Dikey styron,
aged 80, and Mrs. Ann F. Lash, aged rs years, died
In Portsmouth on Monday.
Post OFFICE MATrERs.--Th post office at Good.
wynsville Dinwiddie county, Va is re established,
and Marvin B. Griswold postmaster. Mr.. VIM
Holman is appointed postmaster at Raine's Tavern,
Prince William county, Va, rice David M. Wallis,
resigned.
Discomttnuances.-C Calhoun, Barbour county,
Va, and Loop, Fayette county, Va.
PATENTS TO VrRGINIANs.-Patents have been
granted at Washington to Moses Thompson, of
Henrico county, Va, for improvement In furnaces
for burning wet fuel; BENZ. D. Saunders, of Holli-
days Cove, Va, for improved winnowing ma.
chimes. e.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-

IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
MENT TO ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
SEXUAL DISEASE. SUCH AS SEMINAL WEAK.
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GON0RRHEA. GLEET,
SYPHILIS, &c. &c-The HOWARD ASSOCIA. :.
TlON of Philadelphia in view OF the sw full destruc
ton OF human life and hesith caused by exual dis
eases and tina deceptions which praoticsi upon
the unfoitunste victims of sueh diseases by Quacks
have directed their consulting Surg geon, CHARI
TABLE ACT. worthy of thc!r name, to give ME.
DlCAL ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus af
hicted. (male or femalel who apply by letter. post
paid with description of condition, ags, oecupa-
ton, habits of life, &c. snd il of extreme po-
vertg and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association ID benevolent insttu.
hou, established by special endown ant, for the
lief of the sick and distressed, af1 cted with 'vru
lent and epidemic diseases snd its funds be used
for no other purpose. 1t has now surplus of means
which the Directors have voted 20 advertise the
above notice. 1t lie needless to ado that tbs As.o-
cistion commands the highest medical skill of the
Address (post paid) DR.. GEO, e. CALHOUN, Con-
suting Surgeon, Howard Association, Philad elphia
Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. fAIkCHIlD. SeCY f--Gtx
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X Movies a. WALFORD. Station

m ERs, No. q, Pearl Street next door to H W.
Fry Sons, cffer to merchants and others at Whole
sale Or Retail. very fine assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS
PAPERS; INKS; PENS;
SEALING WAX; WATERS;
ENVELOPES, &c, &c,
At prices TO suit the times.
ALSO,
"HERRING's FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
IRON SAFES.
Call and see them.
NH 30-ts KNOWLES WALFORD.