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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

tha pratttos OF WAfen 10 authenticated ny the
f,Ilovius and many other certificates, references
ara extracts Of letters givenby r.tisble gentlemen
whose names arc afdxsd thereto.
HAVING the patentees and proprietors Of I'D
win and James NJ. CARTS paientCombned Grinding and
.haat
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1)oetrp.
L Must Hasten Homo.

must hasten home, said rosy child,
Who had gaily roamed for hours;
must hasten home to my mother dear
She will seel, me amid the bowers.
If she chides, will Zeal her lips with kiss
And offer her all my flowers.
must hasten home, said beggar girl,
AS she carried the pitiful store
OF crumbs and scraps of crusted bread
She had gathered from door to door;
] must hasten home to my mother dear,
She is feeble, and old, and poor.
must hasten home, said the ballroom belle
As day began to dawn,
And the glittering jewels her dark hair decket
Shows bright as the dews Of morn.
III forsake the joys of this changing world
Which leave in the heart but thorn.
must hasten home, said dying youth,
Who had vainly sought for fame
Who had vowed to win laurel wreath,
And immortalize his name;
But, stranger, he died on foreign shore
All the hopes he had cherished were vain
am Fastening home, said an aged man
As he gazcd on the grassy sod,
Where oft, ere age had silvercd his hairs,
His feet had lightly trod;
FAREWELL farewell to this lovely earth
lam Fastening home to God!
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Grlcftr0.
MARTHA AND MARY

1t was when the persecution of the
people called Quakers had, for short
season, somewhat abated its rigor, and
they ventured to attend their religious
assemblies without fear of injury to their
families in the meantime, that Walter
Pixley and his wife, staid and respec-
table couple belonging to that despised
community, rode eleven miles to their
country town Of Stafford, to be present
at meeting, at which that apostle like
young man, Edward Burrough, was to
preach, leaving their little daughter
Martha under tho care of an aged
woman, who was, at that time, their
sole female domestic.
Martha was grave child, though but
seven years Of age: her young mind had
taken its tone from both of her parents.
She had been born in a season Of per-
secution, had been Graded, as it were,
in anxiety and sorrow and as she grew
old enough to comprehend the circum-
stances that surrounded her, she saw
her parents constantly filed with APP
prehension for thr safety Of their lives
and property. She had heard them
talk over their grievances, spelling Of
goods, the maimings, the whippings, and
the horrille lie sufferings of their persccu-
ted brethren, prosecuted even to the
death; had heard of little children en-
during, with the stcadfastncss of early
martyrs, imprisonment and pains, which
would overcome even the strong man ;
till unlike the ordinary child Of her
years, her countcnance babitually wore
look of gravity, and her heart blcd ot
the least thought of suffering or sorrow.
Martha's home was in a country place,
surrounded by felds-a pleasant quiet
valley, the patrimonial heritage Of her
father. 1t was harvest time, and in the
course Of the morning the old servant
went out With the rcopers' dinners, leav-
ing little Martha to amuse herself in
her usual quiet way. She bad not been
long alone, before beggar-woman pre-
sentod herself with young child in her
arms. Martha knew that it was her
mothers custom to relieve distress in
whatever shape it presented itself, and
the story the woman told, whether false
or true, touched her to the soul She
gave her, therefore, the dinner which
had been set aside for herself, and COM
pass;onpted her in words of the trucst
sympathy; and when the child in the
woman's arms wept, her heart yearnod
towards it. Strange it may DO to all,
but so it was, for our story is true,
whom the bsggar woman saw the aflec-
tiol with which little Martha regarded
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-27

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, De
Lanes, Brown and 3leached Sheetings,
Broadcloths ,Cassimeres, ,Satinetts.
observation-disclosures White and Brown Su.
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for thesale Of valuable Medicines
store nextto Pawcatuck Bank.
I27x PAWCATUeK, CT,
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N. NHarStOn,

N. W9fStOn,
Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, q cntlemen's Boots,
CATERS, &C., Of n superiorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, n large Stock ofGoods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store on Main st. 13It
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Il. M. Dunn,

Keeps constantly on hand large stock Of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undcrshrts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l3Itf
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Porter & LOvci3nd.

Manufacturers Of
Tim s. Shoot Iron Wap0 d,
A full supply Of Stoves, of the most APP
proved patterns, always on and.
Tin aId Shoet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, Mt short notice.
shop on High street. l2Itf
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GEORGE G.. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all descYip-
lions. Gentlemcn's fine Calf Boots,
CATERS of all descriptions, Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, &c.
auies' CATERS, Walking Shoes Slippers, &c.
Main Street, Westerly, Il. |. 134tf
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G.. w. MarstOn,

G.. w. MarstOn,
HATTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand n large stock Of
Gentlemen sand Boys'Hats ofthe latest
fashions. Furs OF the bestquality,
and of the newest styles cheap.
Buokskin Gloves, Mittens Of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
Store under G.. Leonards Hotel 137tf
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Boots and shoes,

March Is, 1856. Imarch 22,i
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selsttco 1)oetrp.
u 0 u \ n.

Proud man may climb ambitions height,
And seek to win the need of fame;
1es. he may feel his heart beat light
Whea glory beams around his name;
Bat not for those does woman seek,
Ear humber her ambition 5 shown;
Il home she reigns a sovereign mock
woman lives for love alone
Still in her daily duty moves.
With thoughtful brew and stcadti,st mind
She proves her faith in him she loves.
BY gentle smiles aud accents kind
The praise of her dear voice alone
Is all She claims-withhold it not,
Oh, ye to whom her heart hath flown,
Fer It's the sun that lights her lot.
u cold neglect and anger strange
Shesld prove her portion, yet the rag
Other pure love will never change,
Tho hope, and health, and bliss decay
By patient smiles and kinder tune
The truant gently sac recalls.
Or. if pcrcharce rcproach is shown
fis in the tear that silent falls.
Woman hath faults ard weakness too,
But stronger man, oil blame them not
Believe me- her affection ttus
Thro' changefu life shall cheer thy lot.
1lome-tes. home-loyc. 1T none disdan
More dear than wealth or fame can prove,
They DER the heart triumphant reign,
And all are blest in ygolpar's love
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Christmas will come, this year. on tbe
25th day of Deeembcr-just as usual.
Come. dwell in this bosom. as tie shark
said to the sailor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Homeopathic .Sogp There Is chan
down east, 70 mean that he boils Two hone
buttons in pint. of water. ifhis Cruel lasts
him exactly one month. lie has used the
buttons so long that he has boiled the holes
out 0f them.
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Prof. pe GEassss Practice.
a ii ERR + GU RED IN ONE NIGHT T.
DE GRAINS ELLCYHiC OIL
Letter from Dir. keyser.

ppor mr. on ra,alllLaaprrPnIA, May 20, 1896
have remarkable cure Deputy Sherin Kerr
OF Pittsburgh had very swollen ana painful Loud
applied the OIL personally, which CAV. instant re-
hef lie has recommended the oil to Others atlict,
With Rheumatism, in which the results " ere n ost
Ga65G Si' II. KEYsrR.
GUAR CUES CITIZENS, REApl EpErnATfsu -
MI. Joseph y. Bartle Myrtle street saws the Flee
tic Oil cured i'm Immediately
PfLts-Charles Sexton, Esq, Elk Mayor of Cam
his rheumatism
NEuHAlolA--Mr David Mann, 400 Vine ST. saws
he was great Sufferer, but the Oil cured hin So
CNorp--Ihis Oil is intaaae ior Group Ask
lady at Girard House.
FEVER Am Aeus-rhe Electric Oil will cure tins
in one hight Ask VIM Watson, corner OF Rose and
Shipper lanes, and others.
AsrHaA-Ihis Oil made new man of me-" saws
james Thomas, George st., above Ninth.
RHEuMArtSM-A wonderful cure--l4 no,tbs IL,
bed--Miss Mckinley had two doctors--used he III
and was cured, l0l7 North Sixth st. !
PHrHIsIc AND AsrnMA--Mrs. Mary Sutton, Tween
tieth and Poplar, cured The Oil has singular
and pleasing effect in such cases, and throat and
breast disorders.
BuaSs--Hundreds and thousands HI i've been cured
PAINs IN BACK AND BREAsr-Thos Potter, Lea.
Broker, No. 6 Ledger street, and coo others.
Beware OF eounterteiting Seamps, nostfunt NV
Electric Oil is sweet aS cologne. .ta4s.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
DEGRArH.-Franklin brought electricity non tito
Grath to apply that electricity to the relief Of dis.
eased and suffering NOR tals-diseases thai hereto
fore balled the physicians old treatment such as
Neuralgia Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff joints, Deaf.
ness, Swellings, Palsy, Piles Skin Dsoas cs c. are
now cured by Prof DeGrath's electric oil in ono or
two days. Read this letter.
PROF. DE GRATH IL have been the victim for ma
ny years of Rheumatic affection, and lost the use
OF my limbs. could raise my hand to my head, in
short was totally helpless Iapplied your Electric
Oil, and before had used bottle was perfect
ly restored. You may refer any sufferer to ne
MRs. E. HuTcHINs,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets
Mr.. Hutehins is well known in PHILADELPHIA Nv
Oil has cured 1900 other Philadelphians. among
whom are, Geo. W. Ward. ESQ.,, Jos K Bacon
r. B. DeCosta, Mrs Fassit, George c. Bower, 50g
n. Third street, and others, ad nfnitum Sole dc.
pot for this city, No. SO s. Eighth near Chestnut
street. FRoF. CUAs DE GRAru
The Electric Oil Depot has not been removed
Es~ No Electric Oil should be used unless my sig
nature is on the label and name below tae,bottie
All others are dangerous. Bottles 20, 90 and 81
VIZ The only genuine Electric Oil in the United
Statess Professor Charles De Gratbis. Prices o.
80 and 81 per bottle. Only Office 50 South Eighth
Street, Philadelphia.
va Druggists will address their orders to him
alone Sold in Baltimore b. g. S Hapce. Acct
and in Stannton by Thomas p. Eskridee and all
Druggists throughout the country
Jnly 3, lS56-tf
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lie vino is Iazsionato and haS;y IS gsoor-
ally honest. Ii Is VOW old dissenting
hypocrte Of whom YOU should beware. -
There : no deception in bull log 1t is
only the eur that sneaks up and bites YOU
When your back is turned
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Marble Yard.

HAVING removed my yard from the old STAND
4 4 3 miles farther up on the Middlebrook road
and having just received beautiful and well selcc
ted lot OF Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and domes
TIC, am prepared as to furnish Tombstones
OF any Kind desired A number otbeautigul drafts
ana designs may be seen by calling at the yard
challenge no one, neither do claim other than
my own work. and certainly never exhibit that done
IN the cities as my own. | only ask that those in
want CT any thing in my line will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing lseS here.
A.P. YIQUESNEY.
August 8, 1855.
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Take Noeice.

A the tlmeis drawing near, when the Fall and
n Winter supply OF Goods must be laid in, ! feel
compelled to earnestly request al in debtcd 20 me
either by note or open account to come forward
aad promptly settle their accounts.
JACOB P0LIITZ.
NJ b. am selling for Cash, at cost, M fenlSin-
ing stock of Clothing. J.P.
Staunton, August 10th 1856.
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Septcu,ber 2b.IS66.

WHITE d PA TTON.
SElaE this occasion to thank their friends and the
~ public for their constant and liberal support and
beg leave to announce that they arc now receiving
such supplies OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
as fully completes stock. The particulars given
in separate Advertisements.
Our stock will sell at very small profits for
Cash. to good punetnal customers Our old stot
we shall continue 70 sell usual, at cost or less for
cash. Al persons wanting bargains will consult
Their iisterest by buying CT US. Sep27
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riBRCHANr TAILORING

YTHiGsqhs eftber has opened very superior lot OF
\ goods for 8antlemen's wear. at TIN Store Room
-iea ef.'l. Rear lie la. engaged The sur1ices
ot Nj. q s.esfa an experienced and accomplished
cutter, to conduct the business for him, and is
prepared II furnish every description OF clothing
Dtdr Of IA bEst material and in tla meet elegant
stie. Fof eash or Ia Ranrtua dealers oashaft lime.
great Inducements are offered. Tue patronage OF
the public Is solicited,
stanton, January y, 1856. - - t." : In
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a diploma OF the first class, arded by the
virginia Mechanics Institute, fer the promotion of
til Aiechanis Arts, to Samuel Suthe rland, of Rich
mond, for case of Guns, Pistols, and Rifles exhib-
lted at the Exhibition Of Articles of American Man
gactare, held il the City of Richmond on the 9th
day of Ney. 1851. -
kicAmord, MAY 3, ls56-lv
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IMPORTER.
'fhoessolean' Retail Dsalerin American DC n, ported
GU S AND RIFLES

EoWLISG ana Fishing Tackle, Table and Poek.
ct Cutlery, Walking Canes,
Belts and Fort Monies, Percussion ~-J ss,sn>
Caps, Gan Powder. Pstent Shot. l11~---z11z%,
Balls, Powder Ylasks Pouches and
Bets, Bird Bags. NIPPLES and Wren. -es<sssssgg
ches, WASHING Rods and ricklers, Dog Chains and
Collars Gun Makers Materials, &C., &C. Revolv-
ers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers prices to
the trade. s. SUTHERLAND -
No.lS2 MainSt., opposite Eagle Square,
Richmond Va.
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Cheap Furniture For Casb.

On FINE SOFAS. Disans and Tetcs; Marle-top
~ and plain Bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables; any
quantity Of other Furniture always on hand at the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Case always on hand
June q, 1855. 1 ID. CHANDLER.
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JOHN KENNEDY.
Soap sy,lN Candle FWcsOa.v.

East Court House Lane, Saunton. Va
M HERE he will constantly have White, Yellow,
" Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Taow and Grease of all
descriptions He respectfully solicit. share pa.
tronage.
June 49, 1855
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Bellows. Aayils. &C,
NeaC Goods,

aTS1C Goods,
ATE ask the attention of the public, to our large
w stock of
FALL Nd WIN TER GOODS,
which have been bought with great care. Particu-
lar attention has Seen paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods, we hope the ladies will be kind enough to
give us cs, before purchasing their Fall Goods,
and we promise u tfer great inducements in the
way Of bargains. If possible. offering all
kinds of goods at lower prices than before ad
herring to the true principle of business, viz:
'.Short profits and quick sales
We are very anxious to sell on the ussai time, bat
to all who prefer paying cash, we will take off the
usual per cent en- all bills above five dollars; also
those paid within thirty days from date of bill.
PIPER d FUNKH0USER.
Oct Is I've doors west Of the National II otei
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Franz cams s.aasl Sara.

HAfiNG been appointed agent for the sale OF
"A Arthur's SefSeang Cans and Stone Jars /
VIII Keep constantly on hand a supply of these ae-
aols arIcles Tor sale at manufactur ers prices,
Read the following Certificate.
jane ~, 1856. GEO. L. PRICE.
we have used for come time, and are still using,
pom at the Girard and La Pierre Houses Arthur's
Seii-Sealng Cans, for putting up fresh fruts toma
toes &c, and find them, in all respects admirably
adapted to the purpose. Trey POSSESS many advan-
cages over al other Cans that We have seen. Hav-
ing tried aud proved them, we can speak confdent
ly of their value.
PRESRURY & KILLINGS.
Procrietors Girard and La Pierre hoases, Phil.
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NOlICE.

THE firm Of L & 5. Crawford 10 tis siav { is.
H. solved by mutual cosscnt, J r. Crae ford hayr
ing sold out his nterest to J .mes Crawford and
Henry Cochran, The firm. VIII he continued unde-
the stylc Of Crawford Il Cochran. IT becomes ab.
solutely necessary that all accounts dae tue old
firm, up to Jan ist, 1896 should be settled up i'm
mediately BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN SGRAWFORD
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'E'gsarsI ,s'EJsga OSy.

DOR old Sores OF every description on Man or on
/ Beast, Bruises and Sprains Ulcers and Felons,
aealds and Barns Sore Lev and Chiblains, Fresh
Cut Wounds Cram and Ietter, Stiugs OF Insects
Wounds under tne Nails, lniianed Breasts. CLAN
duiar ru,nots Cracked Heel Sore Back Splint
and Spag in. Sweeney aud Pdeyile, Wtbcrs and
tl.i,es Chafc and Cbaslounder Rim. bone and
Saadcrack WindgalI and Numbness, Saddle Gall
and ota Strains, SWellcd Legs and Stiffness OF
Joints warranted to cure and no danger from @ Y =
posurr tocoId Applied to Burns a once it leaves
40 scar. Price 30 and % cents per bottle. Read
the following
RteuxoNB. January lC. 1615.
Neqsrs Dope &c Co-Fur about seven wears m V
negro simon had an ulcer on the shinbone of one
~. -, ~ h,s I'D ~, -.
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their varied and complicated
forms. His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is Sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years DR.. S. has treated more than
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RgYAO E.yfgEGsa


r.HlN en partnership Of X okhlhousen * EiiesHere-
4 totore eXiatinF between :. W. kehlhouaen and
George +. Slick, by metuGl consent has this day
been dissolved. The aates, open accounts and books
Of the late concern haxr placed in the hands OF
BAYLOR Baylor for settlement and collection and
all persons indebted to SAID firm are requested to
make speed! payment.
wv. KOHLHOUSEN.
GEO. +. ELICK.
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Public Notice.

TOERUVlAN GUANO.A full supply of No. |
L Peruvian Guano just received and for sale at
lowest rates by F0WLE 4 CO.
Alcxendria, Apri, 10 1856.
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&.EEE'.

ono SACKS Ashton and 200 Sacks Marshall and
~OO Ground Alum Salt, direct from New York.
all in prime order at
Oct Is. j. BRASpEBURG & cos.
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CO-PARTNERsHTP
S T AUNTON AUG. 1ST.

M EhGge THIS day associated with us in the BOOT
W AND SHoEbusiness PAUL HERTZ, who
vi" give his particular attention to the retail de-
nattment. The buSnesswll be conducted under
the style of H. J. Faust Co. Our friends and
customers are respectfully informed that we shall
continue to furnish them with the very best hone
made and citf-made Ladies' and Gentleman's Boots
and Shoes, at fair prices.
August l6, 1856. II. d j. FAUST & co
n, b. An persons indebted to the arm of H. &C,
.. FAUST by note or aecoaht viii please come for
ward and make prompt settlement
ii. 4 j. FAUST
August l6 y s.
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CoIIectiOn Notice

= VUiIHEtIUN NUtIIG.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Mho have kindly
l Y contributed to the completion OF the Lutheran
Church at stanton, that portion of their sub
seriptlon fell due on the first Of September, lS56-
IL IS therefore hoped, that such will ondeavor to
make prompt payment to the undersigned at Staun-
ton, which will be but little trouble to each ndiyid
ual. whilst it would be much trouble for him to visit
each subscriber. GEO. BAYLOR.
Sept. 27-Town papers copy. Treasurer
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MEXfCAN AND AFRICAN GUAN0.-We have
w just received supply of best A. A. and Mex
,ean and African Guano which we offer for sale at
tse market rates. FOWLE & co =
Alexandria, Aprill0, 1856.
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I Ron

X TON D. F0RRER IRON, well assorted and
- warranted good, at
Nov l, 1856. J. BRANDEBURG & cos.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
p HllDEL PHIA.

INFORMANT ANN CEMENT.
'EN0 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
| H. as spermatorrhua, Seminal Weakness lmpo-
tence, Gonorrhea, elect, Symphiris, the vice Of
Onanism or Self-A buse, Sc, Ac,
The Howard Association, in view of the AWFUL de-
sruetion OF human life caused by the Sexual disea
SEES ana the receptions praetised upon the unfortu-
nate victims OF such diseases by Quacks, have direct
! ed their consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable 4
NortAN OF their name, to give Medical Advice Graia
TO an persons thus afflicted who apply by letter with
a description Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits q lte ae) and in cases OF extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge
The Howard Association is benevolent lnsfi-
tuition, established by special endowment for the re-
lief OF the sick and distressed afflicted with Vrulrnt
andepidemis Diseases 1t hasnow surplus of means
which the directors have voted eypeud in advertis
ing the Police Eisneedess to add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
just published, by the Association, Report on
SpermatoFrhoea, or Seminal w Weakness. the vice of
Onanisn, Masturbaton or Self Abuse, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin a scaled on,
velope),. Free of Charge on the receipt of Twa
Stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. K. CALHOUN, Consn,tiur
Surgeon. Howard Association No South NINTH
Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa. BY order of the pi,ec'
tors. EZRA ID. HEt RTWEIL, President.
GRO 1MRchiLp soe'y. Sept 20, ls5G-ly.
fOR PRINTING
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

EMpORrAMT INFORMATION.
fFFIlE Subscribers have opened large Ware House
L in the town Of stanton, opposite the Passeh-
Ger Depot. aud near tie American Hotel. where they
are prepared 10 give the highest Cash price Tor
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
supply OF good WhISKEY, which they 1' ex-
change for grain. They viii soon be read, to fur
njsh Ground Plaster 70 Farmers.
&1~ Cash will he paid for 500 thrifty stock hogs.
HAKAAN Sf SNApP.
October II, 1856 If
china, Glass, Queens@arc g. stoac Ware.
TUSf received 10 hogsheads and Crates. com pris-
y inr--
Gilt and Tea Sets
Covered Dishes, and Stone China Sets
Washbasins and Pitchers,
Chamber Sets, complete,
Soup lureens, Bakery Dishes
Glass Bowls, aud Turnblers,
large range Of White and Cold Pitchers;
Also Jars, Jugs, Stone Churns, Min Pans SO.
October T. 1896 WHITE PATTON.