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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
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REDUCED.


RATES REDUCED.
IRON the 18th Instant tbs LIST June the rates
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville win
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled L.
quors and Oils
camphine and Spirits Turpeuns in casks and barrels;
China, Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, "st owners
oysters in and jars saddlsry Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, . 100 DIS. 81 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes CordaTs Tobacco in
Oils in barrels Crockery and QGesnsWare in
crates and casks Rice Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris Ae,
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture. Piano FOrtes, Carriages boxed and
viii be taken at actual weight but charged double LIST class
article. not enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
From is June to 1s Of Dece uber, they win be changed
LIST Class above, per 100 rs...............s12 IS
Special rates ............... 40
Merchants shipping nom the Eastern cities win and this
the cheapest well the expeditions Freghts
'rUm New York and Philadelphia Charleston and Savan-
nh from to IL per cubic foot, according to
As the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Aer
chandse q will be necessary consgn Commission Mer-
chants at those points,
Shippers may rely upon a strict adherence to the above
II. l. ANDERSON, sup't
jan1l-u N q @. K. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above unless each and
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery
the initials n 4 O. R. r. plainly marked upon i.
H.LA.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
nm and aer this date the Articles enumerated below
~ win be sent through Charleston and savannah The
prices affixed te each article:
Tobacco hhds., y 100 Ds. .................. SOC
Pork in bbs y Toe Ds.. ...s.....---tl 90
/ Rome. Y 100 1 90
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YOUNG AMERICA
Agents Wanted in everycounty this adjoining States
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such rare chance to make money will be oeredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be dsposer
Of unusually fair terms by application to the propreo
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer YOU Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed in the IN
and which cannot be superseded by past future in
venons IL is the very Mill which every Farmer and Stock
Raiser should have il viii crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse; is easily fitted up and
managed; weighs $40 lbs and all contact Of the grinding
surfaces Is prevented viii last any farmer ordinary life
time. speak thus Of It's durability, because the same
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
" A MILL ON TRIAL
for month, it don't give complete satisfaction
return III II there be thus disposed, let him
speak Satisfaction - warranted In every case, the mon
will be refunded The Crusher be attached 70 horse
power, which renders the
Mill south of Mason and Dizon's line. Ali other Crushers
now In the South require too much power or will soon wear
out Accordingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits OF lateral or wsbbng
Auenabe to this grand objection and the Propreor
dispute IT, In the obstruction Of "fouso AAKR
cA have eAIsED power and DIZZY CONTRADICTIONS have
lessened friction aud the contrary
have pr,vented Wabblng lateral ufotion, and all
competed to acknowledge e. therefore assert that far
uperiur to any other Mn. am selling this Tennes
see invention a, the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing rnestly request
90 20 examine tue true merits ana principles OF
and order IRON the PEoprieiors Agents.
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
J. P. DRoMGOoLE, Sole Proprietor.
shelbyvile, Tenn
&c EN rs.
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Hahville, Manu-.
cturers and General Agents
Beaumont Fa Co., ciarkGve, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Ab. watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles Coanty
VIM. b. Hunt salem, Agent Tor Franklin County, Tenn,
aud Jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance castAliAn Springs, Agent for Summer
Icunty.
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
W. NJ. Rel. p Rome, Agent fer Smith County
J. X. Aikin, Charleston. Agent for Brsdsy County
W. r. huniey bro<, Loedon, Agenu for Eas Tennes-
see. oct iS-dsWly
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.


TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUm ESIA. WAHNESRORO. JACKSONy
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDTD Four Horse Coaches from Franklin TO La
- grange, connecting at those points with the Railroad
TuScumbia. Florence and VI ntgOmery,
Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, Miss.
The fine -Four Horse Coach Lines these points, all In
exc ent order making close connection with the Railroad
a. Franklin, Tenn
Express Train leaves the Depot at -
TO
Pulaski and EIktoD,
And to all places throughout the Southern country.
We have splendid lines running connecting with the Rail-
road at franklin.
Passengers for
PULASKI and ElktOn,
win leave Nashville the o'clock p NJ, Train Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at O'clock p NJ connecting at
Franklin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line to Columbia
For all information through Tickets &c apply at The Gen.
era Railroad Stage and Omnibus 0ce No. "a Cedar stree
opposite the Post ONCE.
N. B-omnbuses viii call for passengers in any part Of
the city. marI-u
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For freight or passage apply TO
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
AZ Mail Packet OFee

E Capt. B. DuFMELD win remain in New Orleans during
the present season. agent for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers. Also for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business intrusted to his
the above boats will be promptly attended to free OF
charge. ldec1l A. l.. DAVIS
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NASHVILLE, sMIrHLAND AND PADUC

NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
PACKET.
TTNHE Splendid Passenger Steamer cT@n
i BLANCHE LEWIS, z. SH4w, z5Ezy~eeejs$5
Master This steamer Is being 1sHz11
6nished Louisville and win be here by the LIST Of Noyem-
ber and above ade ali the Her fine
commodations for passengers combined with her light
drargh make her Of the best adapted boats for the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct22-6m Agent.
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TTS,r wECFkNssT3. ffcn d. Laudrefk Fon, 4.
j Sinclair ard sea- ana Jsm-s Nardregs 81 fsiiae1
GaaDrs saEns b tbe paper snd Abe ne es.
R.ossa snxns ever asrlt In his nsrtet Iha1s Nhe s.nt
nvacints Tuilus estaiusus. crocusss. Nalcsss sen-
sags and SnosdErps ~ eA duaias tss rsxiesAs a~Sa'
lh<F Wiil b psl oat.
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49,
OPEN 10 THOMPsONs STATION.

UfEh ~ IhOAfoONo oAA1lON.
ON and aer Wednesday December 70 trains win be-
" tween Nashville and Thompsons Station, follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at 40 A. NJ and P. NJ arrives at
Thompsoas At 40 A. NJ, and AS p. NJ.
RETURNING-Ieayes ThOmps0n's at S45 A. ~, and
p. NJ arrives at Nashville al 1928 A. and $50 p NJ.
On Sunday the Morning Train only win be run, leaving
Nashville at A. NJ, and Thompson's at 4. 81.
~ AT Thompson's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains.
Through Tickets Tor MEMPHIS WAYNESB0R0, JACK
SON, TUSCUMBTA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLOM-
BA be procured the General stage Once under the
VerandAa Hotel A. ANDERSON
deei2 r. Enc. and sups-
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S u E ID $

on BUSHELS SWIFT POTATOES, ssd and 1saos
GU VANS ths uaoss supefar Ca.rra ihis srason al
e.rls A 81 WELLEk's, 81 Markst 81
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
1--WE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited to
make consignmrns Of the Patent CamphOr Wash Mix
ture, has concluded 20 sell county rights in this
State but will in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this state lex
cept in the counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the State Of Alabama And that may be sbed
eectuay to make this arrangement he proposes to
divide he patent for Tennessee and Alabama into OOl
shares fourth to be retained, and the renal adsrT50
shares-will be offered for sale. person renting
dollars will hsve share in the Patent 20 fourteen
years from July H. 1884, and will be at the time in
vesng also Eve dollars to be used in the purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
TIE TO prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
COnsgnments will be made to shareholders, (whO
quest y other persons the Of their
remittance. And they viii be allowed commission Of 80
per cent their sales and also their proportion of the
profits al large.
Annual exhibit Of sales will he made and dividends the
profits RENTED to each shareholder No debts will be
traced will the Company he responsible for any, the
business viii be conducted upon the cash system.
ANY Of those who have purchased patents for counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their rights
for share the prices they have paid This exchange will
be made at the cost Of the Patentee.
II Is desirable to have a least active share
holders each county In the States named. Subscriptions
for shares will be closed by the 1st September next And
consgnmens Of the Mixture will he made very there
after Certificates issued 10 Shareholders who will request
the Agency, II they desire 1t.
The undersigned will act Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors TO year, who will have the
until their successors shall be elected.
Newspapers in Mobile, Montgomery Tuscaloosa, Hunts
VILE Taladega aud Tuscumba that will publish this twice
and other advertisements 10 the amount Of ten dollars and
send one copy, viii receive one share Address,
@. W. CROZIER, Patentee,
ie2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

PACKET.
TIVE steamer HUMBOLDT Gn -
Il 1900 burthea, Capt WA. EzFSCEEs t5a7 |
STRoEG, John D. Taylor, Clerk. s12Aszzzzs6' sazzn4
This stesmer finished at Cincinnati, and ready TO
take her place In the trade
The Humboldt l. entirely boat Of the rst and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light dsughi drawing only rs inches waser viii enable
her with load when others 0aly light
We solicit for her 3 share 90 public patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co, I go.
oet22-su JOHNSON, WEAVER c., NbeoN'
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sMITHLAND, PADUcAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE a WEEK.

VNHE light Draught Steamer MON a T~R -
Il TICELLO, q W Couch, Master EEE4EE8Ra
viii run above until January next
after whish she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITSB0RO and all intermediate landings. Orders len
with her age for passage freight win with prompt
attention. II. H. HARRISON, 49,.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, NseH@.
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TTSF AxhIyED, 10 nerss fezsr,, tels.esss
49, n-n5-R antiee ard NrN Vera ResPlng aAchina.
a.. a. 80 srneros sIrag 4ad Cen stan cal,sr stsr
t-llrl n - ths saszef. Ao. ~ tamolpg ne4 A.-s
~ 80 ssls 4 -ooa Ais e. pzlg eH3qctRg keicnen
e,.weiu~a Noasr aad Rrspsr ysEJ spserier A@epAs'
Al sItielrs so ~ ne safrAaied v..xfra
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TIcKETs to the following points may be had at the depot
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
E .
PASSENGER SCHEDULE,

PASSENGERS SCHEDULE.
FAVE Nashville daiv A. ~ O'clock A. ~ for chstta.
II noOga. arriving at 400 p y.
Leave Chattanooga daily at O'Clock A. r. arriving AZ
Nashville a. $50, y.
~ There Is but daiy train each over shs road
at present II. l. ANDERSON, Superint'nt
march20 NJ q Railroad
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n. l. G.. II. II.

ON and aer Monday, February 1Sth 1885, the PassenRs
" r ain will leave Nashville at 1870, A. n, arriving at
CHATTANOOGA at AGO. p.
observation-disclosures Chattanooga at S A n, arriving at
Nashville at 40. ~. fea1q
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON ANI
SAVANNAH

NN aud aer this date the Articles enumerated below
~ win be through Charleston and savannah at The
d. ices affixed &c each article:
Tobacco, hhds., p 100 Ds.... ................. SOC
Pork in bbls., Toe ns. 81 90
Bagging aud Rope, 100 rs. ::.;..::.....,,..- 90
ii. l. ANDERSON supr
iyT-u NJ c. Railroad.
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uELMBoLD's utGuLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA.

tgr Purifying NJ blood, rem0uisg al dseasss ofsiHg
10" ,feess ~ Mercury, eIposuFo and tHprHdfHce ta
Vf, chroNic caHsttnnagi disea.e ar,sia from an ta
pure state 81 tts biaod, and me any reliable and set
Hoi kHeoa sasfg fsr the care OF Serafaia Sail RIM
all Hsad Cic0atiHas ~ thc Taraat AID Langs Pafss
ena Sneiimgs ~ the boHcs, T,usr, Pfmyiss on he
RACE, and scdig krapfoHs ~ ne skin.
htH aftclo B. to~ prescribed By some Of the most
distinguished phystruns 10 tho country and has nroved
more ,hcicu; 10 pricce than any preparation at sr.
snpauii YET offered 10 the public. Several cases Of
secondary s,phls, Mrrcura and scrofn luns diseases
have entfe recovered IN the iucurnbie wafds Of our
Public Institutions which had Tor many years retised
every mode oitfeaiment bat could he devised These
eases TURKISH sinking examples ofthe siuiary elects
otthis medicine in afeTsng Of he tuvetorate
diseases, after The glands were destroyed, mud the
bones already sl ected.
NnricE.-Leuets ifom responsible physicians and
Pfoirs-ofs of snvefu Medical Colleges and rtGcaes
OF cures from patients viii be found acconipa both
Preparations.
PEicE.' FLUID extract Of Buchu, 81 per bottle, of6
hotties foi S.
PRcEs, Fluid EHnnot Of Sutsaparla 81 per pottle or
bottles Tor s., equi ia strength topno gallon yfup
Of sarsaparila,
Prepared and sold by Il r. HELMBOLD. Chemist,
Chestnut street, noatthe Giufd House, Philadel
phia.
To be- had ofCOLLGNs & PIERCE MONTPELIER. VI.
Aud Of Druggists AID nealefsevrrywhete.
Alieufrs directed to me Proprietor or Ageaf rse.res
uRHs diate attention. a.. w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

slave law" The bill prohibits the
said Parsons, under penalty Of &c.
600, from appearing and pleading 10
the charge aforesaid, provides that
the Commonwealth Of Virginia shall
assume on his behalf all costs, fines,
forfeitures, &c, incurred by his non
appearance--the amount 10 be paid
by the Governor out of the contingent
fund. The bill further provides that
II the said Parsons shall hereafter be
arrested and imprisoned upon The
charge aforesaid, the Governor Of
Virginia is directed to demand his
immediate surrender, and in default
thereof shall cause the writ of habeas
corpus TO be applied for &c. II his
release be not then effected, the Gov
ernor is directed, ten days after the
proclamation, to seize and imprison
all citizens, and to seize and hold all
property of the State Of Pennsylva-
MIA and Of citizens thereof, until the
release and surrender of said Parsons.
For the enforcement of the proceed
iDgs contemplated by this proposed
law, the Governor is authorized TO
call upon aud command the services
oil all civil AID military officers of the
State, and all private citizens what
soever, &c. IL is further provided
that the provisions Of this bill shall be
extended TO any other citizen Of Viz
ginia who may hereafter be placed in
the situation of said Parsons, &c.
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The Cooiie Irnde- Whoiesale M1ssacre.-
The atrocities Of the coolie trade from China
have excited universal Indignation, both
among those who know they are generally
the result of ignorance or brutal manage
ment, and others who understand nothing a.
bout the trade, and make no distinction be-
tween hired coolies, who are treated az slaves,
and voluntary emgrants, who pay for their
own passages. But oil former instances
have been outdone BY wholesale massacre,
Of which accounts have Just been received.
The horrible tale may be briefly told. The
Waverly, an American ship of 7jO tons, re-.
Gently sailed from Annoy, with ll2 coolies,
for Havana or Callao. The captain having
died shortly after her departure, the first mate
IN command of the vessel, brought her TO
Manila, for the purpose Of procuring anoth-
er officer TO take his place. On anchorng at
Cavlte 1t would appear the mate had alarmed
the captain Of the port about the sanitary CON
ditlon OF the ship, which prevented Tree inter-
course with her and as, besides the captain,
one Of the coolies had died the preludices of
the Chinese we're offended at the mode in
which the burial was about to be conducted
or at some other unexplained treatment oftbe
dead bodies. But the only explanation ac-
corded to them was the mates lifting re-
volver, and shooting down one or more of
their number, the rest being driven without
difficulty below, and made secure under
matches, without any precaution, or apparent
ly any thought about ventilation The mate
thereafter attended the captains funeral, and
spent the day on shore; and II was unti af-
ter midnight that the ngont of the ship, who
may till then have been unaware how the
ms atppb al 4 ia
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Migration of Plants.

Botanists have long been convin-
ced that the facts connected with the
diffusion Of plants may be often eS.
planned by an Inquiry into the slruc-
ture Of their seeds, the lightness Of
these, and their capability Of trans
portation by winds by their texture
preserving them from destruction in
The waters of the ocean by the pre-
valence of particular currents in the
air or sea or by the presence or alb
sence of mountain barriers, or other
obstacles to their dispersion. Ii had
been observed that (the God Of ma
turc has provided variety OF meth
DDS for The diffusion of seeds. Many
such have been noticed 10y natural
lists, and their operations have been
illustrated 10y facts well ascerlained
The most important are doubtless
winds, or rivers, or marine currents
The former convey the lighter kinds
OF seed TO an incalcuahle distance,
and the latter are well known to
transport others occasionally from
the most remote countries. Besides
these more general causes, it is well
known that seeds are orlten convey
ed from foreign counties, which
were transported in commerce. Va
rious plants are we'll known Ia have
been introduced into Europe 10y The
accidental mixture OF their seeds
with rice brought from the East or
West Indies, and those tropical
countries have lnlerchanged some OF
their productions IN a similar way.
Some seeds are capable of preserv.
ing their vitality In the stomach of
birds, and are thus propogaled. Such
are the mlslleioe and juniper A
of facts are upon record
which prove that the migration Of /
plants by means Of currents in the |
'cean To distant shores, where If the |
climate is congenial to them, they |
orm new colonies, is not matter of /
conjecture, but thing which actual |
y takes place. Several remarkable /
instances of this description are re- I
corded IN the AmdRietdteS AcddeiA- /
c@. 1t is stated that the seeds Of /
everal plants of cquinoclial coun-
rles are occasionally collected in the
I ebrides. --PritchdrdS Physical
History Of Mankind.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

For diseases of the BLADDER and Kidneys secret Dis
eases, stfctuias, WeuSurs.es, and al diseases of
the Sexual fgans, whether ip Nllc or Foma o. ON
Whatever cause they may have originated, and 90
matter If how long standing
u you have contracted The teffh @ disease which
when once seated in the system, will sutol, 60 down
from ono generatiou 10 another undermining The con
stiuuoni and swapping the ver sii1 fuJ. IT iio do
MOI trust Yourself iu the hands ct Quacks tar 90
every day tn city hke tins, and 600 Tho rapar- with
glazing false hoods. too we'll cIlcu iard 40 deceive he
touns, and thuse not acquainted with their Tickle.
You cannot be- too eliou 30 the selection of foned,
30 these cases
The Fluid Extract Burhu hus been prouounerdb o.,
eminent phisicih The greatest remedy ever knswn
u r. medicine perfectly pleasant 100 it's taste and
vefy innoc ni DO its urtiun YET - thorough th
nnnihhtes ov"ff naurle"t hu rams and POISONOUS We
OF nus dfe'dio disease anil unlike other medes
does MOI ity up the disease 10 the hloud.
Constitutional Debility, brought ON by .olr abuse
mosl teftHc dsoasnt winch bias brought ihuusan. of
th human race 10 uutimcI gavcs, ihus ba.uuq ihe
brilliant hoppe OF putcnis, a0d hgbtng in tho 1ud the
ourus ambition "f many nubla youth con Dee cured
by thus lntrlthIe kcmtoy. And o.. nltdiciHo Thi.h
must benefit crcp hoiy, tom ibe simple decatet o ihe
con'ned ud dc'pliing invalid equal Is TO be- lound
acttg both 80 Cufu ana preventive,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
important Announcemcu,

V'O ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual dj.s,.s.
such a SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE
G0NNoR HOO, GhEEI, SYPHILIS, Sc &c.
The HOWABD ASSOCIATION fPhtladeIphia in
view OF the awic' destruction of human life and health
caused by sexual diseases, an1 the deoeptions which
are praeused upon tho unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by ouacks, have dlreoied their Consulting
Snrgeos, a. @HRlTABLE ACT worthy of Their
name, TO give .niCAL ADVICE GRATIS. toaii
persons thus sthicted, Male or Female) who spply
BY letter, with DISSOLUTION OF their condition, faae
occupntoni hubitso lfe &c, and In case ofea reoe
FREE or CHARGE,
The Howard Association lisa benevolent nstitution
established by special endowment for the reefof the
sick and distressed afflicted with Vuuicat and Epi.
peuc Dscases" andts funds DO used Tor no other
purpose II has now surplus OF means which Tho
Directions have voted TO adveftise Tho above notee II
Is needless to add that tho Assoctation cotnmand tb
highest Modeai kin ofthe age, and will furnish The
most approved modern Treatment. Valuable nIvire
ALEC given TO sick snd fonalas afflicted vim
abdomin d weakness, Womo Complaint, Costiyeness.
Leuc rrhoa, sc, ''
Address tpos'-paidl DrGEo r. CALHoUN. Con
sulting surgeon, ilowari As.oeiation, No. , sontb
NINTH Street Philadelphia, Pa, '"
d order OF he Directors,
ono EZRA D. hEARrwELI., President.
"''' '"'"""''H' c"eieihfN 81; lY
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A MIRACLE OF CHEAPNESS,
MEMS, rALES, roEMs, STORIES oFTuE SEA.
skElthts, MlsCEiTANY, ADVENTURES
BIOGRAPHIES, Wtr AND HuMoR.

from he hest add most populi wfnsfs OF The eauntt,
u "Hls"speed WIN feeoid ,l the no.ahe s,outs OF
posemotis oceuUing in eiihef hrmisph, 49, fprutno
40 agreeable companiua iota la.uta non.tt al, han,
pifif ir ihsf WV
No toeinfian sui rcis ufa adhiusd into its mage,
there ERE enough cuuifostfsat tnhlicitinns eaeh a.
tended for ~ o."