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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
n. Reason Why.

We are sometimes asked why we do
not reduce the price -four paper oclubs?
We answer invariably that for the size of
the paper. and the amount Of reading
matter il contains, it is already the cheap
est paper IN the Kanawha valley. The
Star contains, weekly. more reading INST.
ter than any paper in this valley. and fis
published q the low price Of $3.50, lin
advance. And in sddition 10 this, We
always looked upon the matter Of redu.
cling the subscription price ola newspa.
per toelubs as being unfair. We seesno
reason why We should let one man Or Get
Of men have the paper cheaper than an.
other. ThisEcustom was int oduced BY
the Yankee publishers Of daily papers in
the North, who ''set" tina matter for their
dailies, and after >the news had become
stale inthe cities, il was printed In =
weekly edition AT 4 reduced price, for
country circulation. Il cost these Van.
tee publishers but little above the price
Of the white paper used. and they make
money BY the operation. And whenever
We ssesscosntry paper offering !'.indues-
ments 70 clubs" We always. conclude
that his subscription ''don't pay ''--he
lacks subscribers. Sometimes country|
publishers reduce their price in order to
increase their circulation. Or more sue.
cessfully compete with an adversary; but
publishers who do this generally find
they have . shard road TO travel" and
most always come out Of The .'litlle end
Of the horn" The price Of the Star will
notbe reduced to clubs. ss sti S
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Fatal o.surr,,n...

A fatal and melancholy occurrence
took place in this city, which resulted
in the death Of Colonel E. r. Doyle,
United States Marshal, ofthis Terri.
tory. .5 ID %s
Col. Doyle was descending ! sta : :
way in the dark, and when within
about five steps Of the bottom, sup
posing he had reached the floor, there
being no banisters, he stepped of the
side, striking against a box which
was sitting in the hall. Le Roy Tut,
tie. and Col. Smith, being in an adj
joining room, heard him tail, and I'M
mediately went to his assistance - %
Col, Doyle was only able to explain
the circumstance. and Drs. Miller and
Malcolm were Immediately called in,
but in less than 1 5 minutes he was d
corpse. -Nebraska Nescs. 500 I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Post-ofiis, Matters.


Wereceivcd . spisy lelterIfrom IIamlin
post office. csbell county, a.few days ago,
in which the author complains Of not hav-
ing received his paperregularly. Inreply
We would inform the writer that ALL the
papers sent to that Post-of6celare wrapped
in ONE package. and sent from the post
Office. at this place, regularly. 4..5
While speaking of mail matter. NE
would notify postmas,e,s that il Il con.
tray 70 law for them TO lend subscriB1tss
papers. eitherto be read ID the once o.
tofbe carried away. We have had sever
alcomplaints on this score. p4peis are
very oflslmu:ilsssd. and very ireqsoptly
entirely destroyed j. this way We How
that 4 i hard fl ppssmasters . f>llss
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Stat. Of the IraI. !

Lieutenant General Scott, in his
annual report. says: "
san increase OF general officers 10
q want very sensibly felt throughout
the army and / beg 10 suggest one
additional Major General and two 3D.
litional Brigadier Generals, to make,
with tile two brigadicrs Of the lie
already in commission, five conmar I.
ders for the geographical departments
of the amy, with six other Brigai!er
Generals for chiefs Of the Adjutant
Generals department, the corps oi
ENGINEERS, the Corps Of Topographic
cal Engineers, the Ordinance Depart.
,ment, the, iCommiseariat of Subsis.
tence, and the Pay Department, re.
spectively. Justice, symmetry, and
the goot Of the service appear equal.
ly to demand these additions.
Several attempts have been ma IL
in Congress to improve the efficiency
Of the body, Of commissioned officers
generally BY a retired list, as well as
by augmented compensation. In the
opinion of the undersigned both are
measures of demonstrable necessity.
"Some forty or fifty officers, mostly
in the higher commissions, rendered
non-effectiye by infrmities of age, by
,ronpds or chronic diseases noyv nrass
downward into lethargy and then dis.
pair; thrice the number Of juniors are
signing for increased rank, which
would, before they are too old, in
crease the field of distinguished USE
fulness. How soon the undersigned
may himself be considered one Of the
'superanuated he knows not; but while
any vigor remains he will not cease
to urge . remedy for the great evil
in question" nm ,.,. u.,:,. i
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
FRoMIcALIroIsSlA

The Steamship Northern Light ar
rived on the 49, from San Juan, win:
Key West, with 313 passengers, and
California dates to, Dec. 90. She
brings $685., Oo4 from California. and
$56, 7Ol from Nicaragua. II
There Is no news Of importance
III California. The mines are yield
Ing more Iabundantly thg6 ever, and
several now ones have been opened.
The Indians still continue troublesome
in Oregon and Washington. 500
"Expeditibnists," under Capt. Ger.
mon, have landed at Cape st. Lucas,
where they are to commence We lila-
ting the inhabitants. sli'r, t Ill.,
IN Nicaragia everything ii impro-
wing under the administrators 81 RI
vas. TheIgoycrrmsnts Of San Saliva.
dor and Honduras have sent letters
ofrecognition TO the new government,
and the Minister from Honduras Is
on his, way to GRANADA. Walker ia
receiving accessions TO his forces CON
tinually; 200 men having joined him
recently, Granada 10 rapidly assn,n-
ing the appearance Of an American
town. A new pier 10 10 process Of
construction, and other facilities for
business are III contemplation. Col.
Kinney il still at San Juan del Norte.
A large number Of his men have
joined walker recently. fs'''5
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

IL There is quite revival jim Rev. Mi
WooDnulL's [ Presbyterian congrsga
ton, 1t thisf place. = Last Sabbath four
highly respectable persons were admitted
into communion. We hope accession
nay sin increase. NJ. ", breaches il
Buffalo, every fourth Sabbath, in Ii.
n ~. Church South. ct iio.clock, An,
and in The evening. q early candle, light.
ing. ue
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
From Eil,,,.
ST. I.of.Ia .Ian,,ary 1 D

ST. LorIe,, JanIary 10. s
The Kickapo 100 Kansas) Pioneer, 81
the 18th inst, Gays that q. battle took
place on the night ofIthe 18th inst, i
Easton, between the Abolitionists and
the Pro-slayery men, the former ma
king the attack. One Pro-alavery
man was killed, and several wounded.
Several Of the Abolitionists Were Kill
ed, and wounded. s.s.'
"a. company from Lawrence, he'd.
BIZ Brown, began the fight. Il Il
The Kickapoo Rangers and q lsree
number Of persons left for Eaaton. !.
The disturb ance, It is supposed,
originated out ofthe Freesoil election
Of tho 18th. II d s' q 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

BY M. ArmstropgrO X xnendinv
the 23d section of chapter 15i 81 ia
Code Of Virginia, 60 % 10 proyidelor
The transfer of real estate sold 6ndir
al order oil court, made accoSiih8 q
The provisions ofaaid scction
By Mr. Danghtrey or amending
the 54tl, section u chapter l0sof ths
Code ofgY irrinia,, i6 u, MRS, = W.
ualiy Is prevent az cictjat III liilougb
the post Office ~ certain Eio;1ks. paps p,
and letters,te induce slsyes 70 tl1Sei.
or escape 10 The North. J. IS ,i I.
BY MI. Amber % / as,nendin.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

,Lonlon fiiasb nlehti6ils i IMPORT that
nc King 81 Naples h$ llbecpfhe favor
.bly disposed tdwar thd a lliss. .
There was also . t'inl tlat he would
send contingent TO uie Ofimca.
The Paris correspondent Of the
same papcrsays tiat assurances hsvc
been giyen'in an official quar-
tcf Of the resolution Of France 70
larry on the war in the most vigor.
ousianl' etlieicpt nlspir III the event
BIZ iI,hssia not Accedihs toftlie piopo-
.sitions Of the a lies. aild that. the
emperor anil the English govern
ncnt are determined not 70 abate an
iota Of the terms on which peace
would be accepted. ,.JsI.,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Miss Mary CambelI. an, .iintere 81.

Miss Mary CambelI, an Interesting
Young lady Of seventeen, met with q
shocking death in Augusta County
Va, 3 few days since. She attempt.
ed ito step across the shaft Of q thresh-
ing machine, when her dress was
caught 50 the machinery, and she was
lrawn under the shaft and horribly
manglsd. She was dead when extri-
Gated. s.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

We have received from the publisher.
n. B. Peterson. 100, Chestnut street,
lphilsdelphis,. The "Holly Tree Inn. in Sc
ven Chapters, By clarlss Dickens. =, J,
.aceds no praise from Us. The works ?.
Dickens are read and admired by the Low.
crs Of literature Wherever they are eircu
lated. ~ T...tssf7~sl lie - .tgaat.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
from A.ziss.s
NEW ORERANs. ian. i

ha MN JRLRANg, Jan. ] q. y
By an arrival from. Vera Cruz, VI
have late intelligence from Mexico.
Political affairs remained ii the same
confused condition, and there vas 10
particular change. 4. y. ~
There hare been heavy Northers ID
the Gulf. The British bark Dagger
went ashore Christmas 81 Y ERA Crps,
and i 4 totsl loss. q So - !,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

Notwithstanding their solemn oath
that, no foreigner or Catholic shall
hold Office, the Know Nothing Legis-
lature Of Kentucky have elected to the
Office of Chaplain Roman Catholic
priest. .g3l ..5t1 Ia 49,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

During the present. session Of the
Alabama Legislature. says the Salem
Sentinel. there have been about one 4,
hundred cases Of divorce granted
During the last session of the same,
body there were about the same num-
Der granted.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

maids q bis hltsis FbsyIold an in
tesmediAte relation between legal heirs
and employers, the first Of whom can be
'disinisFited By The capripious vii Of an
'unsclipg parent, Or in tie event of his
failure In business, his children may be
left pennyless. and sometinesare thrown
friendless upon The cold charities Of az
.upfriepdly world. Aud lie second class
alluded q are always subjsc. 70 ,he sue
cess or want Of success Of their employ
.ers, whether or not they shall be retained
in tho means of procuring their daily
bread. lis lgas 81 .sdl FoIaartsi st5i
Busa different and certain fate awaits
the fortunes Of de so-called unfortunate
negro slaves ofthe South. ~ their mas
tefs are prosperous in business. they share
p tia. prosperity with undertaking GER
tainty, It least 80 far % regards an ample
supply Of food and raiment. And when
slavs,holders Gail in business. their slaves
cannot BY the operation 81 any law, be
broughtlto share in such misfortunes;
for when any slave. holder is % reduced
in his circumstances rs not 10 be able to
provide for tie wants Of Ms. slaves, the
sources Of lheir dependencies are chang
ed BY operation Of imperative necessity /.
And - they are under the uncompromi-
Sing control of the law Of interest, they
are - certain 70. pass into the hands Of
those who are aba 10 ptovide for their
wants - such change 10 necessarily ef.
fec,ed; for'none except the more wealthy
can purchase them. Thus. it may be
said Of the negro slave what ordinarily
cannot be said Of any other-"his bread
]. surs, And the beat instructed slaves
well understand this part " the subject.
In order % ascertain as nearly as pos
sible correct standard Of the moral ele-
walton ofithe slave by reason Of his rela-
ton to his master, il win be necessary to
institute some comparisons Of the past
and present conditions Of the race, as
they are yariously dispersed through this
and other nations. But this 10 reserved
for the next article, In order to preserve
harmony in their connection We will
observe BY way # closing this article,
that Southern slaves arc III. in the most
important sense that the sons Of Ham are
capable of enjoying freedom. They are
free from care. II the seasons fail, they
know from wAsucc comc.h their food
If plowling wolves scatter and destroy
the focks, they know to whose wardrobe
they may look with certainty. II they
are mal-treated, they know into whose
ears they may report their grievances =
II they are sick, medical aid is procured
for them. They have the advantages Of
religious instructions, aud are projected
in their religious rights; and when they
die their expenses 70 the grave are de.
frayed; and many oftLem 90 down 70 the
tomb in full possession Of . brilliant hope
that they hayepart in "the first resurrec-
ton, over whom the second death hath
nc. power" Thus they are elevated . .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

The city Of Kars, was actually Ia
ken BY starvation. "A letter, written
beforethe city surrendered, says that
q number had persisted Of hunger.
and that cats, to be used as food, were
in demand at one hundred piasters
each. ],
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
.Pe.erspn's magazine.

The February ppmbeT d Ills .yalus
III magazine Is on our liable. II con
-aipsa variety Of ihssresring mSttef r
/. the bes: magasine for the price in The
iountry. .Itsis published by Charles J
'eterson, lee Chestnut street, Phihdel,
mia H2.Hs 91l.i - e. 6s,a ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

4 - III . la = -H
cd ,'tj nj al r.si4 {fs
By MI Jo'inlson--So amending
charfer lsa ottlie Coas n rlrsinHia
y to proy,de ior issnins brlts q
Cap,as g. ant Ssaisla1eet ti ~ lum on Judg-
7 ri NJ wbI,s..Lso ar,enain, tbe
Cole Of Virginia as to require sher-
ifs and. other officers to return, by
in this Commonwealth, Other than
in their own cpugtry AMI pay the
postage thereon in the same manner
as clerks are required blythe 5lst sec
ton Of chapter Il 81, Of tho Code, an
to allow said sheritfs the same com
pensation as is now allowed to clerks
therefor. III HI.
r. Mr.. Steehrod proposed the, follow
ing joint resolution, which, under the
rule ofth Senate, lies over one day:
Resolved, BY the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, That our Senators
and Representatives in Congress. be
reqnssted ID use their efforts to pro-
cure the passage Of On act OF Congress
authorizing the building ofa Marine
Hospital at the City Of Wheeling, Or
in the county Of Ohio, Virginia.
rIoYYsr N, ~ nrY,rl, ! rpc
a -, .oo0L = 4 DI1S.'A TO Al
Inc speaker called upon standing
committees iof reports, where up
on, II
4 mr.. renqleton from the committee
on Courts cf Justice, reported on oct
to amend fhe 18th section Of the get
passed April sad, 1854, providing
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
NEw YoRK. Jan. o

The steamship Washington, from
Southampton, arrived at four O'Clock
this afternoon, bringing dates from
Londortt ID the 18th inst, 81, 4,
The news Il Of 40 special impos;
tance. II, .ss.a d Is 6. ! y. 4
Consols on Saturday were S7&,
The Naples correspondent of the
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

--T--Si''T- y. -,-- 1890 7'S.
ioue ngd ~ loah of ne etai especially
aany of these Fbo ypn's tala aha.
Id BudSio papsr, but i . then du-
y 70 dose. Som c0A pahts bsye been
entered against Me Cologne postsoficc'
We hope our posi.naslers viii see totAis
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Mopaay Jannaiy14

Mr. hmplef. from thel Sommittce
Of Courts Of Justice, reported 1Senats
bill TO amend the Both section Of, cha y
ter 1S4 ofthe Code Of Virginia. b.
authorizing the, county court Of those
counties where the fees Of the clerk
do not amount 10 $500, il, its discre-
ton to allow q sum not exceeding
$500; toamend an, act passed Janpa.
rs %, 1853, entitled an act to amend
the 18th section Of the. act passed on
the I'D day Of May, 1852, entitled An
act concerning the terms of the cir
cult courts; and directing that deeds
of trnst, after the death Of the gran
tor, Be enforced only ~ : court Of
equity. s1s, ,sS
nj. Thompson, from the Commit
tee on Agriculture, &c, reported Sem
ate bill amending and re -enacting the
42d section Of chapter SO Of the Code
Of Virginia, so as to authorize and
compel the inspection Of salt ID the
counties Of Kanawha and Mason.
Mr.. Layne, from the Committee on
Roads, &C., reported q bin amending
the oct, authorizing the Charleston
and Point Pleasant Turnpike Compa-
ny to collect tolls On . bridge across
the Pocatalico river. yT .',.. j,]..,.,s.
,,'4 HOUSE OF DELEGATES. Ytt
The Clerk read communication
from the Senate informing the House
of'the passage Of ) series Of House
bills entitled: an oct to amend the
18th section Of an oct concerning the
terms offhe circuit courts Of the 10Th
circuit; and an act incorporating the
lOeeana Savings Bank, in:the county
Of w yoining, with amend ments which
were agreed 20. Il s,i tfsis NJ l4ssiif f sl'sal
Mr.. Pendlcton, from the Commit.
tee on Courts Of Justice, reported q
bill to- amend and fe-enact section
Goth Of chapter l76i Of the Code Of
Virginia; also q report asking to be
discharged from the further consider
alton Of y resolution enquirfng into
the expediencyHof 30 amending the
Code al toprevent the husband from
using the property, obtained BY mar
riage, for the payment Of his debts
contracted before marriages also d re-
solution on inexpesiiency Of legisi
lating upon the subject of q resolusl
ton enquiring into the xpediency al
anlendingsthe 34th section of chapter
40 of the Code, SO chat u horse iiitile
or yoke Of oxen, not exceeding 500
in value, shall be exfnpt from exee,ys
ton, in cases provided insaid section.
Mr.. Nicolsoil, from the COMMITTEES
onS choolsand Colleges. reported 6
bill'to incorporate the Point Pleasant
Academy, in Mason COMFY
The following solntions were then
offered and adopted:
BY Mr. Mays lOf providing BY
law that no exception shall be allo&s
ed against any grand Juror, after pre-
sentmentor Indictment found by any
grand jury. on account Of legal disal
bility, to anysmembef Of the Jury.
= BY Mr. Lnndy OF unthorizihS
county courts to let publicly, ID t65|
lowest pndeftaker, the building and
repairing Of bridges, "a. 8 a91lI'
q By Mr. Mays Ofso ainehd hS he
Code as to render HE e6rtii3eai3 shf1
Hsons9S... -. y ~ % 80 ~ =. n fc
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

Hon. James n. Mason, of the Senate
win please accept our thanks for public
documents. alS - :
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=. ,zsa--s-.iss=:--,'< r &
N tuiy tSipg Company Gthq eui
III. " Friday. y !. Iuaryl 4 7 4

MIR. thompson, from the COminlt-
tee on Agricultnreand Commerce, re;
ported Senate Bills to Incorporate the
Pioneer Mininganhd Manufacturing
Company in the county Of Kanawla;
and to incorporate the Franklin. Mi
nih4 and Man,hacst8ng Company IN
the comfy 6f Kana&ha.
,--,Aisy. Parksyfroin theJUint Commit,
tee Oh the Penitentiarya reported Sem
ate bill 70 provide temporary aid TO
the penitentiary institation! r. II.
The following bill was passsd: u
10 amend the dissection offchap-
ter 1875 OF the Code Of Virginia, III
relation 20 the fees Of attorneys for the
Commonwealth, is
HOUSE or DELEGATES
The Speaker called upon standing
committees for reports, whereupon,
Mr. PendletOn, from the. Commit
tee on Courts Of Justice, reported d
bill providing for fonr Grand jury
terms, in the county and corporation
conrts; also reports adverse 70 q reso-
lntioneinquiring into the expediency
Of limiting the time which jurors
shall be compelled to serve ihtbe sew
eral Circuit and Corporation Courts
Of the Comino nwealth, and to ) reso.
luton inqpiring into the expediency
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30

j tour last adyices congrsss was stil
u1organised. u <l3' n .aa ..st
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
SENATE.
G Ia r IN

Saturday, January IL.
Mr.. Taliaferro moved that Senate
proceed to the election of tie 10 mt
order, namely, the election Of q Briga-
der General for the Fifth Brigade,
in place Of Gen. Henry 4. Washing
ton. deceased. 1870, IN
The votes Of both Houses were
counted. and resulted in the election
Of Col. Eppa Hunton.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MI. Garnet, from the COMMITTEES
on Finances, reported 4 substitute for
Senate Bill, toprovide for the pay
lnent Of interest upon the bonds Of
the James River aud Kanawha Com
pany, which have been guaranteed BY
the State Of Yirginis, snd, for the
payment Of the snuity due the old
James River Company; and On act
authorizing county and corporation
Courts to get upon militis fines III the
hands of collectors OF the same and
on claims against the militia find.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-30
Virginia Legislasura
SENATE.
MoNpAY, JAHrAxY Z, 1883.

s4t.AA''.F ~ $1,000 =, AooNS'V'
Mr.. Denesls, from the committee
on Roads, reported ! bill to incorpor-
ate the Guiandptte Bridge Company.
Resolutions ofinquiry were propos-
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matter.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-01
HO WARD ASSOClAI1ON,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Ell
TWO all persons afflicted with Sexual dis.
ii ease such as Spermatorrh0ea Seminal Weak
ness Impotence Gonorrh9a, Gleet Syphilis the vice
of Onanism or SelfAbuse, &C., DC.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful de
struction Of human life and health, caused by Sexual
Diseases and the receptions practised upon the unfo
tunate victims of such diseases by quacks hare direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon as charitable act, wor
thy of their name to give medical advice gratis TO all
persons thus afflicted who apply by letter. with de-
of life, &c., and, in cases OF extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish medicines free o. charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institu-
ton, established by special endowment for the RELIEF
of the sick and distressed afflicted with "Virulen
and Epidemic Diseases and it's funds be used for
no other purpose. 1t has now a surplus of means
which the Directors have voted to expend in adverts
ing the above notice. 1t is needless TO add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill Of
the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. Valuable advice also given to sick and
nervous females, afflicted with Womb Complaints,
Leucorrh9a, dc. N $3.50
Just published, by the Association, a report on
Spermatorrhoa, or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
Onanisn Masturbaton or Self-Abuse. and other dis
of the Sexual Organs, with an account Of the
errors and receptions of quacks and valuable adviSe
to the afflicted, by the Consulting Surgeon. copy
of the above report will be sent by mail lin sealed
envelope free of charge on the receipt of two stamps
Address DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Con sultng Sur.
geon, Howard Association. Nos South Ninth street
Philadelphia Pennsylvania sg6 bara = 500
By order Of the Directors, nvr,, p.;,.
GKo. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. t
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