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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

-.sut excessive addIte1s Of rev Type
- Irks. Br5nzes, Cards, a., Ezde 70 the
DEee We claim q be able % tUru eat
-Lwz- Z rzune- wsurpGssea by any o1e-
- beng . Przctlea printer hfnse1-an
- - P-TnteT. Is determined not % Be
= the executig1 of JOB Work. Cards
- sr Posters La5sst improved Card
W-E Work "a C0Io1- Bronze Work, &e-;
UraIE tgrlou
I-ru Ezsancs Eilf BE p-uuptly ATTENDED
nr-mtsd to EivesztIfzetian Unopay-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
SOUTH ERoEEvuLE

The addition recently laid of by
the above name is now ali staked Of
in Blocks, Lots, Streets and Alleys,
and Autographed plats ready for dis
tribution. 4 large number Of lots
have been sold-not to spectators
but actual settIers-those who arc
going ahead to build and otherwise
improve the town. A large merchant
Mil vii be erected on the town site
this season, and also Saw Mil, Hotel,
and mercantile house. A number Of
heavy capitalists are interested in this
enterprise who are going ahead TO in
prove. The property already valuable
VIII be still more so in a very short
While. 4 plan adopted BY the CON
pany, IS a very wise one, and one too,
that all new towns should adopt: they
sell to no one purchaser more than
FIVE lots, and bind him to erect a re-
spectacle building o one lot Of that
number. Thus a man is not working
to Increase the value Of another S
property more than his own, but there
IS an equal distribution of labor and
advance In the value OF m9Dertv.
TINES OF HOLDING DISTRICT CoURT.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIsIRICT.-
!, 0toe-1st Tuesday in June and De
cember.
b Nemaha-Srd Tuesday IN June and
, November.
Riahads0H-1st Tuesday in May
and November.
: The above axe the times as fixed By
b the last Legislature.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
AZ
TOLocate the PenTtentiary Of Ne
brasEa

braSka-
See.IBe Ieaacted blythe C0,tHet7 Gua
Howse Of Representatives of the Ter
riorg Of Ee6raska, That Peter Peter
son, Miles Hopkins, and William n.
Rogers, be, andthey are harehyauthor-
lied Commissioners, to locate a Peni-
Tertiary for the Territory Of Nebraska.
See. ? Said Commissioners shall 10
cate the said Penitentiary within one
mile of the public square in fekama,
on the first Monday inMarch next, or
within forty days thereafter, and after
being sworn well and truly to locate
the same, shall proceed, by actual ex-
animation to ascertain the most suita-
BE point for the location Of the same.
Sec. 3. When said Commissioners
shall have decided on the place for the
location, the p~roP<;etors of said town
shall donate ten acres Of land to the
Territory of Nebraska, and shall make
a good and efficient title IN fee simple
to said erritory,up0n which they shall
permanently locate the said Penitan-
tiary-
See. 1. That all money that has or
mayhereafterb donatedby the United
States for the purpose Of building 9
Penitentiary, shall beusedin construct
ing the same at the point that may be
chosen BY the commissioner for Pen
itentaTy-
See. 5. Should q vacancy occur N
the board Of Commissioners, the first
one remaining On the listshal fill such
vacancy by the appointment of a suit
able person who shall take the oath
required Of the other Commissioners.
See. 8. This Act to take effect and
be il force from and after It's passage.
Approved, Feb. 18th, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
N4RkET HoUsE-Nessrs.

A4REET HoUsE-Nessrs. Pas
TERs& CASE have erected a building
on Water street for market purposes,
and are making preparations to fur
nish orr citizens with fresh meats of
al kinds. Next week wewill announce
their regular days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

Mn. CO1EM4S, the Contractor to
grade Main street, is ahard at it again,
with an increased namber of hands.
and VIII now put the work through on
the ~fast line
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

TIE End OF THE E0LCME-Two
more numbers beside the present com
Ietes the first volume Of the ~Adrer-
tiser." Those in arrears viii please
fork up and those whose subserip-
tons ezPirev We VII be Tleasedto have
them renew.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
HaEaR 70 vEosE RaE0a Is 20.

4 meeting Of the Passengers On
board the steamer Enigra4t, On her
last upward trip, was held Saturday
erenfne. Nav 23rd. NearlytEO hun
bred persons having assembled IN the
cabin the meeting vas called 70 order
by the Hon. G. ". Nixon, Of Tenn,
on whose motion Judge ~ I. Lock
wood was called to the chair, and a
W. Andrews, ESQ, Of New York and
J. W BORdurant- Esq, Of Sioux City,
Iowa, we're sppcinted Secretaries
After some brief remarks from the
Chair In reference to the Boat aIdha
Officers, It was mOvcdand carried, thst
Messrs. r. ID. Jones, of n. T., Hon.
9. II. Nixon, of Tenn, and DR..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

ur resident = ths Territory, eom1ng ron
-s If the States. oftea suggest 20 Is
e----sis thefrold ueIEhboras0ds- Who
-L-1s= hrer-e subscrHbersI they could see
f4v.-SGr WealWaTs send sTeet-
.-1 u-rsZs rcueTIas VI =
= Ea-sme q REGULAR subsc1ber- Pest
- -se-s feeling sufficient interest toHake
-r ~ -st1n tie Uz1 Ie- cent IW t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

TIE HoTEL-We see another ef0Ft
is being made to erect 4 first class
Hotel In BrownviIle, and we confess
We arc better pleased withthe present
prospects than Of any before. A mum
Der Of nonresident property holders
are taking stock literally. The want
of action with Us on the part Of this
class Of property holders has hereto
fore been a serious impeachment IN our
progress; and we had determined to
speak ont plainly On the subject, but
as 4 disposition to do something" Is
being manifested, we viii say nothing
more a present than that We are glad
10 see them @taking hold It IS moth
ing more than they should have done
long ago. This thing of the majority
Of our property being in the hands of
uon-esidents, and a few residents
steming ali the current-doing all the
work and others reapmg the benefit
alm0d exclusively Of our labor, IS not
very desirable
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

-The @Scsraska Advertiser haTins
81 fhe largest circulation Of any paper
l.tbe TERRITORY. Wholesale Merchants IN
- Youis. II. Joseph, Cincinnati and
~ Eastern markets where Nebraska
-~--rb,utS purchase. viii fHd no better
-s-a-tisu-uedIm n the Western Com
~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

Hon e. h ALNoN, the Register for
this Land Office has arrived here With
his family We are pleased to End AR.
Nixon Z sociable, intelligent and alto
sether an agreeable gentleman. We
have reason TO beEeFe him possessed
Of excellent business qualifications
and IN every way calculated 70 make
= good and efficient officer.
The Office, We are informed VIII B,
opened so soon as the Books can b,
made out and forwarded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
kE
In relation TO Banking.

In relation TO Banking.
Sec. 1. Be & eHaeted Jy TIE Cessei
GH3 House cf Representatives. Of tie
Ea-rRayf Ee5Euskz, That SO much
Of chapter third Of the Code in rela-
lion 10 corporations approved Jan
uary 18th, 1866 as authorizes the
incorporation Of Banks, be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec ,. This act TO take effect and
be 1t force from and after the date Of
is passage
Approved, Feb. 18th, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
EStray Notice.

TAKEN uF an ths 18th day Of APr7, 1857,
Il By Am5rs sc Shelby Oh bis farm N Richardson
eoguty, near Archer, one largs white steer worth
twenty-five dollars about eight years Oid, = half erup
Of Of the under side Ofthc right ear. the ends Of both
ears frozen CT, both ears red, the lefe bgrn knocked
down By the side &C his head, sumo red spots Oh his
fGEe legs
N4g 2Ist, ISL 4a-Ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

"
OF the best brands caeWins and smoking Cigars
finest quLIty and favor
PRUTTS And LIQUORS
PreseFFed, fEHis f0F pies Branded peaches. fresh
peaches in cans. pure liquors for medlcaI purposes.
Jamaica Rum Holland Gin, IRISH whisky, BoErb0n
whisky, Engr brandy, Coguiae brandy, Cordial,
Pert Wles cherry vine, white wine, mEsEl vine.
STATIONERY
FooIs=ip paper, fancy letter paper, GIt edge note,
and envelopes Pilia fancy and embsssed. Pens and
penholders, Inks Of all kinds iuEtsnds and FaBers
pencils, sealing wax waters. E
A Sp1eDdid Assortment 0f Pe-funeriez
Comprising, Lyons katha-iqH- cologne, pOmadG,
genuine OK marrow, hear grease and oiIss musk
aHd essences Of al kinds ani Of The finest quality,
VITA al other articles usually kent In q Drug Stosc
Prescriptions Compounded ut al hours With eEs
and despatch.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

, wr-auts and ysmaha County
-Sn-es--u be taken a Par Il
t - Ep7.ess T. this OE1e1
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

ANOTHER NEW BoAT-The New
Steamer ALoSzo CHILD, CAPT. Holland
and Clerk Tyson, made her first ap-
pear&nee Of eE1 wharf Yesterday morn
ing. Need NE say more in this region,
tmEnathat H0Enl3znd Tgm have the
management al Affairs on this Boat
Who does not know Of the popular
ity Ct tie Omaha last year, undertheir
supervision. Success to the AIonz0
GiH-success to J. e. Holland
success to J. 2. Tyson. We acknovl-
edge the receipt Of St. Louis papers,
and from all intermediate points
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

The gentlemenly clerks Of the
steamers Min-ne7ha-ha and Emigrant
viii accept our thanks for St. Louis
papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

VPIAsD CRANBERRY PLANTS
WE have f1F sale, q few thousand pants O
sBaSs Srresr Ciaud BcA Cranberry
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

See the advertisement Of HAMER 1
Co., Cincinnati Their mills IRE just
the thing for thise0untry, and wehoPe
those Who intend erecting mills VII
give thema call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
5aif0.


II lis residence IN RscBport, Atchiz5u Co., No
On the 4h inst, Mr. EzKA NICHOLS, aged 50 years.
The deceased emigrated from Virginia TO Missouri
IN the fall of 1855, where, khis exemplary eha-ac-
ter and urbauity, he gained the eztecu Of III who
made his acqrzintaaee- In his death. society has
bean be-ef5 Of one o. Is brightest and
left TO zyuEathise with his family in tie Iszs Of 4
kind and devoted hussan and fndaI gent father.
D..
At the re7idsn,e 81 his son TIL Edwards, IN
BgvwuviEIe, On ebe 18th, Elder ISLAM EDEAEDs, II
tie sd yCagcf his age.
Mr. Edwards vas a native Of Virginia, and las
been aPionesr n tbs. ministry for So years past, frs
IN ksntueky, reIs II Missouri, and last n Nebraska
where his labor eDle8. HIS Uniform goodness d
heart, upr ghtnezso Of life, deep fntcrestfn the welfare
Of his fellow nan, has caused him evIr e be ]sFed
where Known HEfamiIy couascsion do not msur1
his death alsRei hHadrsds Wh0had tAe good fortune
70 be acauafnted with @fafhr EdEargE7 feel that 4
god nan has saIIen-guHe 70 his reUard-ad dr0T
a tear, VIXEN the eof5u ard earth shut him cut fruu
earthly view forever bUtruJGicc N the Prgspcet d
meetnghTm IN %Ena4 happy h0ne" where weeping
and sorrow are not lE1ow1-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

Z New APPoDTHEzT-S. VI. BLAcK
Esq Of Pennsylvania, has been al
pointed Associate Judge for the See
ondJudieial District vice Underwood.
declined.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
TERMS
EXCLUSIVELY.
B-ow1vIIe- May 1L.IS5T. E7-1y
ERH9
HOOFER,5
WESTERN Fruit BOOK
= cHEz2eaAE0us c~0IleCtiCa Of facts. from
the Notes and experience Of sue
CessfUi fTaif ~cHltarIs1s. AZ.
ranged fer

ceSSHUl fT1Ef cuiIaFLsTs- AZ
ragged fer
PTGticgL Ese ~ tie Orchard end GarfR.
BIZ z. J. HOO ER, member Of the Cincinnati Hor-
tieul5Ural S0eiety- aud ~forEsriy editor Of TIE
%Nessern Farmer and Gardener With eTquisItc-
" COlOrgd Illustrations q Western Fruits. One
v0~Junc-12m0. Price 81. VIII be sent By nail
fer that price, CT can BE hid 0f b0CkScTIerx-
0ureC-1sy, covers 90 large 4 zTaee, th1t It e m
possible to make books OF this character adapted 10
Al meridiIRs- This F8IElle emb8dics the expert
euee Of practical men, and VIII be-fGUud precisely
fitted for the use Of Western Farmers aa
ETEI1 Growers The week has been e~areFuly
examined by several q ths most scientific aH1oHs
Western POm0IegIzta, who have given It the highesi
praise The orders before publication day April
lzt reached 2-5G0 copies fur this WUrE.
These books are worth working for and arc w0rsh
buying becaUse they POSSESS ahigh order Of merit.
MOORE, WILSTACH- KEYS / Co
Publishers, Cincinnati
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

If yoa#ant . good segar, go to the
Baltimore Gothind Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

board 3 Poruguese vessel had been
murdered BY the natives. In several
other PlacesBef the Celestial Empire,
the foreigners had net WITH the same
fate. Sir James Brooks, who but
narrowly escaped, received assistance
from a steamer Of the Bornea Com
pany and at the head Of a body Of
Malays avenged the treason Of the
Chinese in killing 2,00a Of them.
In looking at home news, We see by
the Missri Republicans Of the 18th
lsE-fhEf q var on the Fains i sz-
pected to occur next summer against
the Indians. a Cheyenne Indian Who
was held as a prisoner, died at Fort
Laramie, the day before the arrival Of
the CtahnaH at that Fort The Indians
demanded the body and it being re-
fused "sent Eordt tbs [ theyFe we're ready
to fight the whites al d that they would
meet them On the Aries this summer.
It iSalso reported that haFns lOstsix-
teen Of their warriors in their depre-
dations on the PrOpertyo of emigrants
and others, the Cheyenes had captured
sixteen traders, and sent one hundred
warriors on the California road to
aFenge on emigrants the loss Of their
tribe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

IMPRoyEHSTs.-NeEer since her
existence as a toEnhas BroTnviIBe been
improVingmOre rapidly than at present-
Look IN almost any direction you may,
and any portion of the city, and you
see new buildings gofnguP. Residences
are being erected at the extreme vest
ern limits of the Corporation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
County Produce

WE. = hsHHF {.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
ti n e e Iisks.FR

p. Il BTgH7tgtaGA-E
sBA4 j great portion Of the east
ern mai matter for your 0Rce comes
up on the opposite side Of the riEer to
Sidney, theEfceto this once, and lies
here abOut one week; would It not be
better for Jon to lave it stopped at
Roekport! Yours Respectfully
III. ". Brown, P. N.
The above has been handed Us BY
the Post master in this place.
Now We supposed the route from
here to Rock Port was established
purposely to remedy the evil spoken
Of BY Mr.. Brown; but have noticed
recently that nothing reaches as BY
this rOuts. We hope the Postmaster
at Rock Port will see that q mail
matter does not pass by but turn it
over this way where It properly belongs.
W.. 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

Half Of lot II in block 10 Main strset=aIsLs Ht I
n blockI9- AlO, - acrz q E1nd 5s5uiaS SauEA
Br5WuvIIe-by LeLACGELN lORSEI-
APul& ls@- sly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

Coartct Paraoned.-Alexander Falco-
ner, former Ticket Agent Of the Petersburg
Railroad and who was convicted before the
Circuit Court of Petersburg ef embez2eiing
the funds Of the Company and sent to the
State prison for two years for the offence,
was pardoned out yesterday by Gov. Wise
A petition. signed By 500 Of the best known
citizens fthat place, was sent to his Elk
cellency, asking him to exercise the Execu-
tive clamency. It is understood that Tal-
fraa3nlenly appropriated by him. lie was
received into the penitcntiary about the 9th
Of November, and had been in confinement
exactly nine months and three DAYS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

Long time ago !!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
CARRIAGE MANDATORY
1t sasiag nil, Augusta Couniy. Va.

fFsH e subscribe" respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he is now engaged al his es-
tablishment in Spring Hill Augusta Co, in the
manufacture of CARRIAGES, BUGGlES, CAR
Rl ALLS, R0CKAWAYS, &c, all of which Wilde
made to order OF the very best material BY supe-
rior workmen, ana viii be sold at prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
He also keeps on haud sHpply Of all kinds of
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS,
CT reat faish and good Workmanship.
lie invites tAe attention Of purchasers to his sl1en-
did sock on hand and is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment of the kind
in the county, and he solicts call before purehas-
ing elSeNbere.
New work exchanged for old-and old work re-
paired on moderate terms
Nov. %, IS56,-ly J. 4. CLINEDINST.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
sTRiBLlNa SPRING s.

fyNHGS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta coun-
L. t, Va, Is miles from stanton aud q ules
FROM Harrsonbure. viii he under the management
of Mr.. PETER II. WooDW ARD, formerly At j ack-
sons River, and for the last three seasons Ct Tue
Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to hvaiids
and pleasure seeking public that by erecting EIGHT
MORE DOUBLE COTTAGES and by the general improve
inent of the premises since last season that after
the 10th Of June he VII BE prepared with entirely
NEW FURNITURE, and a sufficient number Of atteI-
dants, TO offer visitors the most PHEASANT AcooMNu-
DA1IoXs in the Virginia Mountains.
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed in fact
tn visitor al these Springs has the advantage o. all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region OF Virginia
fnE SrLrHCG Wa9EE cxeellod by none except that
of Greeublicr.
The Alum Springs iuftrior 10 none, a g tested Cor
tho last five years, with the Chalybeate and Free
Stone - a1ers, All at hand, i'll abundance, render
tnis place, properly the
MINERAL SPRINGS CF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers. there will be Music in at
tendance. and the amusements and sports aitorde Il
b. mountain resorts.
AN EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN VIII reside at the
Springs.
TEHNS-si0 per week $50 FOR q mont. Il foae
weeks. and reduction made fnr al entire ssss5,Ii
fer less .than week Il = Deg aay wiz ha charged
10y Wine cf SUPERIOR FOUR u3ESE Wall.
COACHES viii leaYa stanton Gai. s., Tor dis 6aeo
after the arrival Of tAs E9sgaHa cars.
80 line Of STAGES + expected to nass the
sprhga, ca rosie FROM haiisaHbuC IL i}efh Alu5a
Spling5. GHEaLEI kfNNEx,
Juae 10. ls57.-tf praarietar.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

A. undertook to teach logic to B. on con-
dition that B. should give certain sum
when he could beat his teacher in an argu-
ment. Some time after, A. sued B. for the
money. Each was to plead his own Cause
Meeting one day before the trial ean.e OF,
A. said to B.
Il must certainly get your money, for Il
/ gain the suit the Judge will order You 70
pay, and if lose it you will then have beat
en- me at argument and will be bound 10 pay
by our contract"
To which B. thus answered
IF gain the case the Judge will free ne
from obligation to pay. and if you gain It I
will be still free according to our bargain,
and therefore will not pay you, no matter
how it is decided"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

.HarsHeg ard Nc Doaa7ps Ra57road
Brakes. --A writer in the Washington
Uuion who recently paid visit to the Rich
moad and Fredericksburg Railroad to wit
ness the operation of the invention above
named, gives it the most glowing praise
lie says that train moving 25 miles al
hour was brought to rest in space Of 208
feet, while With brakesmen on the old plan
it ran $50 feet before it could be arrested
The engineers, masters Of machinery, and
spectators were unanimous in testifying to
the eeapleta success of the experiment
The writer further says
Il was finally determined to lay before
the railroad convention, which will assemble
at New York on Tuesday next, 0 statement
Of the practical results which have followed
its use on the Richmond, Fredericksburg,
aud Potomac railroad, and ask it to consid-
er it with the view of fastening its use
throughout the country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

Not so Slov.-The editor of the Pee
Transcript is zone of 'em.s In his last Is
sue he gets off the following:
"Aaother Editor Dead VIM. Fisk,
Esq, editor of the Mendoza Press, is dead.
Mr.. F. was poet Of no mean pFetensions,
as our readers will testify from The aroci-
mems We have given them. For some rea-
sons or other Mr.. Fisk did not like our
views upon the merits of lis exchange list,
We continued to send him the Transcript,
sad yesterday it was returned 70 Ills osieo,
marked, Send this paper to hell THIS was
the first intimation we had of Mr.. rs.
death, and ge ssppese he LIFT word with his
son to send his exchanges to his new abode "
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

Heceipe--Certcln to Cure the Disease q
Dfsanioa. fake tripto England, imbibe
freely Ct ignorant abuse uf your country,
mixed with considerable ridicule Of Ameri=
can books, American manners and American
Institutions. Add to this . deeoetion made
up of British predictions that the United
States are going headlong to perdition. IF
these do not operate, take mixed dose of
experience in the lanes and alleys Of london
poverty and crime. IF you are still suffer
err, inhale the breezes of Italy, SO redolent
of maccaroni and beggars and we will wager
pair of trowsers for Mr.. Greedy, and new
head piece for the Charleston Mercury, that
you will advertise for an American flag with
all the stars upon it. in every newspaper you
can lay your hands on, and after You getit,
take locomotive for the nearest port, and
hurry home to your good old country, as
fast as the iron legs and fiery steam of the
Collins line can take you,-PhHa Press.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12


England aud A,nerica An Englishman
speaking in favor of his own country, saiJ
TO DR.. Thompson
"You have no coal, and it is this that
gives England its manufacturing import.
ance
The doctor replied
1--WE are not altogether destitute of Goa l.
We have one small bed called the coal field
of Illionis, which is larger than The whole
of England. If you wait till we scoop some
Of it out, and then bring your island over,
we will drop it in, and aimee you !t''
"Ah but you have no nobility" said
John Bull.
The doctor replied:
''We are nation of kings" then, with
ell the pompousness he could assume, he
made bow, and said, "You are now in
company eff eye Of the royal family Of tie
United States of America"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
1r7Pcz7r.s1S = .srI,1. cc2z cE,zE1Nq.

1EiA'ss sa,i> Z" .arlt4 - & = CEIzE1ST
= 9N0 81 pets9aa afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
a as snef1es iorihoa, Sopdaai Weakness, lmpo-
tQpee, eeaeiehea. eject S'Yuphiis, the vice Of
Onamsia er Sclt-Atnsc, De-, &c.
Lac il9&ass = sseealiua ia view ni the awful de-
auuehnn OF human lie, cau,ed hV tine Sexual disea-
s's' ana tue deeeflolS rracsed Upon tbe uniortu-
maze victims q sath diseases By eaaeks. hatr direct
cd their Consulting surgeon rs a Charitable Act
wof INV OF their name. to gVe Medical tai q grs} %
20 ni pes seaa taas attic, eat, s,o aEy ~ letter with
Z description of their condition. Gaze. occupation,
habits ct life. @c) and in eases ot extreme POVERTY
ana suheanSt 70 Furnish Medicines Free It gagrgt
he Howard Association is beae. eent insti-
tuition, established, by special endowment for the
let oi the SICK aud distressed afflicted with sYirulen
and ePidemie diseases Il hasnpw surplus of meaus
winch the ir6a 6F nave voted cxpelid in Gdvertia-
ing eaterehVtce. ltisneed4ss add that he As
soeiaaon commands the highest aedlea si1iil of he
age, ano III .ssE'lh tie 4-ast approved modem
treatment.
J1st published, by tho Arsoei9tian Report on
Spernato thoea, or Seminal Weakness. the vice of
Onae'=ib Aastaf5ation or Self Abuse, AND ether
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs b. the Consulting
Surgeon N',ieh viii be sent ~ mail Gina sealed
yelope), Free OF Charge. on the receipt of Two
stamps for postage.
Address. DR.. GRO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard association, Y d. : South NINTH
Street, Pldadelpha Pa. br order Of the Biree-
tors EZRA D.. HEARIWELI President.
GEO tAlRehiLh3 Soe'y. Septic, la5G--l,.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

M. Buchanan Kissing de-The
Washington States says that at the conclu-
sion Of the marriage ceremony of General
Walbride, on Tuesday, President Buchanan
was prompt to avail himself Of the priv-
ledge Of kissing the bride, when turning to
the General, he said, playfuliy. "You lave
deserted our ranks !" How could help it 2
the General promptly responded as he
pointed to his bride.