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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-07

MEMPHIS. March 2, 1887.
THE drm o. ~THEO3ALD, GRIPPING h Co. o. Nss
i Orleans, has been dissolvrdby mutual cons RI. Tbs
name Of tbs Arm will only be ussd in liquidation
T 3. ~THEOBALD,
; GR-FTING,
MARI div 4 8. T~HEOBALD.
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II Mr.. Bryce STEWART recently sold his
stemery, residence and SIX acres Of ground in
Clarksville, Tenn, last week, to Mr.. ]. R.
SMITH, for $4,000. The stemery is one of the
largest and most complete il its appointments
in the United States, and has capacity for put
ting up two thousand hogsheads of strips in a
wear
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ca The Secretary of the Treasury has ere.
ated a Sub Treasurer's Office in Louisville, and
Col. S. ]. ENGLISH has been appointed Re.
eeiVer Of Public monies.
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The C~LERGYMEE's PROTEST AGAINST THEo-
DoRE PARKER.-The Manchester New Hamp-
shire) Mirror Of Tuesday contains the protest
OF the Rev. c. w. Wallace, n. H. Hartwell,
S. c. Bartlett, ]. Milton Coburn, /. G. Hub
bard and G., w. H. Clark, ministers Of that
place, against the employment Of Theodore
Parker as a lecturer before the Manchester
Lyceum. They say:
"We not only maintain that one who has
published to the world his unqualified denial of
the binding authority Of Gods Word, and his
sneers at the %sinless character Of Jesus Christ,
and who is thus directly undermining the foun-
dations in society, ought not to receive your
official and public endorsement as a ht guide Of
public sentiment, and thereby gain additional
influence to spread his skepticism.
GIVE urge another and even more decisive
reason:
"Mr. Parker is bold and INSCRIPTIONS. By
frequent implication or assertion, he violates
the neutral ground of the lecture-room, and
thus insinuates his skeptical views. One Of
the last lectures before youths lecture on
Professionalism sentiments directly in con-
hict with the fact of a revelation from God,
and with its contents.
Whatever may be his qualifications in other
respects, we think that such a man has for
feited his claim to be employed as a lecturer
BY the chief literary association Of a Christian
city,"
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Il The Bangor Wing and Courier says
Mr.. Work and wife Of that city have taken the
varioloid from a letter sent them by a relative
in Portland, Me.
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Jas. IL
HERNAEDo, Miss, March 5, '57.

From the Marshall Dsnocrzt1
Ma. EDITOR: take the liberty, sir, Of pre-
senting 70 the gallant Democracy Of this Con-
gressional District, the name OF Col. Jas r.
Chalmers, Of DeSOto, as worthy to be consider
ed by them when they meet in Convention to
make a selection Of a candidate to be their
standard bearer in the coming Congressional
contest.
Col. c. is an answering Democrat Of the
close communion school, having, as it were,
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e In Philadelphia there are no less than
nine medical schools, five Of them being irreg-
ular. Fifteen hundred students are claimed
by the nine, collectively, as being the atten-
dance this winter. OF these the Jefferson Col
lege is said to have 5OOi the old University
School 400; Pennsylvania College $50, and the
| PHILADELPHIA 100.
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u Mrs. ANGELINE Helm drowned her
self in the Ohio at Newport Saturday. Cause
domestic troubles.
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Petitisn 70 divide land. In C0un
James T. Stewart. S'y Court Of Shelby county.
IL this cause II appearing that J. 7. Stewart, the de
Il frudant, Is a nonresident % this State, II Is ordsre,
that the CLERK o. this Court make publiesti . IN III
Memphis APPEAL, newspaper, requiring the said J. T
Stewart 70 make bis appearance st the Le4tIsrm Of thi
Court, to De held on the nrst Monday in April next, an
plesd, answer, or demur 10 the petition IN this behSl
hid, or the same will lie taken for confessed as 10 him
and Get for hearing e<-pGTfe.
mRr5-tssp JOHN P TEKZgyANT, CIerf.
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~ Two COWS have died in Greenwich, r,
l., lately, IN consequence Of licking the paint
from newly painted buildings.
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How TO DELETE THE TREAsURY.-Ths
LurnaI of Commerce, in view Of the enormous
revenues arising from extraordinary imports,
and the alarming accumulation of gold in the
vaults Of the Sub-Treasury, says:
aThe alternative is, to allow the specie to ae-
cumulate in the Sub-TreaSury until, by the
very force Of accumulation, it cuts off the
receipts and prevents any further surplus.
There are now about twenty-five millions in
the government vaults. If Congress takes no
action during the next three weeks, there can
be no external remedy adopted under a period
Of nearly - months ; and in that case none can
well be forced until the LIST Of July, 1858. the
commencement Of the new fiscal year. Before
the close of the current year, at the present
rate Of importation, the balance will have
reached fifty millions Of dollars, and probably
exceed it. The remedy will work. The banks
cannot suspend specie payments and their
debtors must pay or break; unfinished rail-
roads must be suspended; speculation in West
ern lands given up; the new cities again be-
come a wilderness; breadstuffs and cotton
alike decline under the pressure Of a great
scarcity Of money ; and the consuming eapae-
ity Of the country be so reduced that but few
imports will be needed. Then, no matter what
rate Of duty, the revenue will be none too
large, and the Treasury will be depleted"
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How TO AvoID SLEEPLEss NIGHTs.-At a
late meeting Of the Scottish Curative Mesmeric
Association, held in Edinburg, Mr.. A. J. ELLIS
announced to the audience that, if they wished
to avoid sleepless nights, they should lie with
their hsadsto the North, not on any account to
lie with their heads to the West.
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MEusH1s. March 4. 1851.
For the Memphis Appeal ]

For the Memphis Appeal
MEssRs. EDIToRs: In the last number Of the
Marshall Democrat, which has just reached
ne, | find the following communication, from
the pen If some too partial friend, suggesting
my name in connection with the next Congress
sional contest in the First District OF Missis-
sIppi. While l feel deeply grateful to the
writer, for his eloquent tribute to the memory
Of a beloved father and honored friend, and
for his too hsttering opinion Of myself, | must
be permitted to say that 1 am no candidate for
the position TO which he would assign me. 1t
is not yet known what are the views and wishes
Of our present able and faithful representative
in regard TO a denomination. Should he desire
it, / for one think that it should be awarded to
him. But in case he should not desire a re-
nomination, there are other men in the party
older ard ADLER than myself, who deserve some
consideration from the hands of the DemOe-
raey. Very truly, yours,
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MELITNOTYPES! mLANOTYPESl

GALLERY crowded daiy-grsat rush fSr
IL the HelainOtype. They are unike The Ambrocps,
D1guerreotype, or Sphereotype. THEY WILL N1YRE
FADE.
BsvErsl Spurious limitations ara icing uaes black q
paper. The unvary are liable 10 Be imposed upon vita
these worthless counterfsits.
None genuine unless taken BY ~. 4. pEsH0EG As
having the exclusive right Of Memphis. for the hslain-
0type Patent. Gallery, ISL Main street, opposite tie
Worsham House. fsb7
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NOTICE

~ from the subscriber, . negro mai
named LEWIS, aged about twenty-thres or twenty
fsur years, six feet high, color very black, two d
S-hs front teeth below are cut. / viii give any 7ersoI
ten dollars VITO will bring said Lewis TO me, or lodge hin
In the county Jail.
marc I'm JAMES r WALKER.
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g The Democracy Of Putnam county, at
a recent meeting held at Cookville, passed the
following resolution:
+" Resolved, That the Hon. Isham G.. Harris is
our first choice for Governor, but pledge our
undivided support to the nominee Of the State
Convention"
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e We find the following dispatch in a
Philadelphia paper:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-It is understood that
General Cass has, with the consent Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan, written to his son, Major Csss, now
charge at Rome, to resign his post and return
home Immediately. 1t is the intention Of Gen
eral Cass to, appoint MAJOR Cass Assistant
Secretary of State.
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FERTILIZERS FOR FLOWER PLAxrs.-It has
been proved that, for the generality Of flowers,
and more especially gersniums and the more
delicate lilies, common glue, diluted with a suf-
hcient portion of water, forms a richer manure
than any other vet discovered. Plants placed
in sand on the worst soils, display beauty and
vigor when watered with this composition.
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MULE RAcE.-A mule race came of over
the Lafayette Course, Augusta, Ca, on the
9th ult. There were three entries< We take
the following amusing account from the Con-
stitutioHGlist:
"The interest and pleasant excitement
caused by this race were Just such as might
have been expected from a contest Of that
kind. Hundreds were attracted to the course
to witness the rovelty. At the tap Of the
drum the mules made as good a start as
could be expected-galloped awhile, then
trotted and gslloped, and run and g~allopej, and
trotted by turns, and it was difficult to tell in
which gait they made the greatest speed. The
winning mule bolted opposite a gate where he
had frequently entered to obtain his oats, but
under the excitement created by the other
mules passing him, be took to the track again,
ard came out winner BY about two lengths.
There was very little difference in the incidents
attending the several heats. 1t was a mule
race, and the peculiarities Of the animal were
very freely exhibited. We subjoin the follow
ing report Of the result Of each heat:
1Ef Feat I'd Hect. Sd Hest.
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e Cairo, Ills, has a population of 1856,
including negroes. The floating population is
estimated at 700 daily.
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CR-The Washington Star of Thursday weeL

says:
"The Reside Claim which has been so long
before Congress and the Court Of Claims, un-
der the management Of its leading counsel,
Joseph b. Stewart, Esq, of Kentucky, was
yesterday paid at the Treasury Department in
full, principal and interest,""
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GRASS SEEDS!
For Sale.
City Tax PAYERS
], Is, CHADWICK'S ADVERTISEMENTS

lust rec ived, a sne assortment Of Superior COL
u LOCKETS, made expressly FOR Aelainstypes, By
". H. RSHON ISL Main street,
febi3 Opposite the Worshnn Hsuse.
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WANTED
NOTICE.

A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IROSER. Apply
~ this once marA9t
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~ There were 5,6S7,SsI bushels of wheat
harvested in iowa last year.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ron sALE OR RENT.

AN excellent ERAMED COTTAGE, eontaiuin,
E.sd four rooms, with Lot IS feet by $50, with Esos
kaitti cistern, situated on the South side o. AlzbanI
1~-A street, near its junction with Poplar.
TerIs o. sale easy, or rent moderate. Possession car
Be had al once. Enquire OF
A.. J. H-OETGCMBnT.
uaT5-d1m Nc. II Madison street
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Will Always be Found In This Csluzs.
DERSOES wishing - Knew what he has to 81. ~
i what be may want to buy for any Of his custoasrsb
VIII Be sure 70 and IL IN the last oolunn, On the SRc0k
PAGE Remember that, and sEve yourself the rpEea
Of boxing all over the paper.
Anbusiness entrusted 70 ne VII Be Attended = care
tally and vita dispatch.
Office Madison street, sPPesits Unisn BanE.
INSURANCE. REAL EsTATE AND GzNEAIL
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q A new Chinese paper has been started
in Sacramento, California. HANG TALE is the
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e. The taxes of Ohio, last year, amOunte'
to Ss,OO0,SI4.
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er Russia is engaged in building $500
miles of railroad.
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TO THE MERCHANTS
-oT-
WY CIVY OF MEMPHIS.

TIVE SOUTHERN SHIELD. printed At Helena, Ar
Il kansas, is q most excellent Advertising medium for
merchants and other business men Of Memphis. ltsaa
q ESTABLISHED paper, and has . large circulation il
Eastern Arksnsas, and Coahons and Tunica Counties,
hisstsslppi. Il circuiatss among q class OF people who
have both the ability and Inclination 70 comply with their
contract Advertisements forwarded By mai, or lsft n
the Book Stsre o. Lamb, Young Il Co, Memphis, viii
receive prompt attention. Address
maT7-2t Q K. UNDERWOOD Hels1a. Ark.
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MARKET-HOUsE.
PROPOSALS viii be received BY the COMMITTEES for
Il building OF two MARKET-HOLSES, BY private en-
terprise, until the LIST Of April Hexr. A Plan and soecin-
cations may be seen 81 the cfle- Of the undersigned.
,. COPELAND,
mars Chairman Of Special Committee.
lust RECEIVED-40o cases Ginger Wine, and for sale
- BY H u POTTER, Main-st,
mars Third door North OF Worshau House.
lust RECEIVED-20o eases Blackberry Brandy. aad
y for sale By II. II. POTTER, Nain-st,
mars Third door North o. Worsham Of House.
TCST R~ECEIYED-2OO cases Raspberry Brandy, and
y fer sale By Il. II POTTER, Nain-st,
mars Third door North Of Wsrsham House.
ADVERTISEMENT.
NJ Connection with the II mois Central Railroad. as
VI ticket agent for that rOaI, ceased on the Is inst.
I shall. N the course Of = few days. have other rcutes
open, due notice Of which win bs gwen.
mar5-3t A 7. L~AYALLETTB.
rom sam CD DENT
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-03-26
q MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue Of Mortgage bearing date the
Il , twenty-6rst day of April, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred and 6fiy-six, Caleb B. Van Nest
and Jenny his wife, Of sauk Rapids, Benton County
Minnesota Territory, conveyed to Oscar Stoddard
certain premises described ia SAID indentre, as fol-
lows: The one undivided half of the following des-
cribed pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and
being in the Connty of Benton and Territory Of Min
pesota, and known and designated as follows, viz
The north half Of the southeast quarter of section
No. eileen, (l5) ia Township No. tairty-six. (36)
north of range No. thirty one, (s west OF the fourth
principal Meridian, containing eighty acres.
Also, The east half and the southwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter OF section No.. Ten (l0) in
Township No. thirty-six, (36) north OF range No.
thirty-one west of the fourth principal Meridian,
containing Que hundred and twenty acres.
also, Lots No. six (6l and No. seven (7) of Sec
ton No. twelve in township No, thirty-fve, (35)
north Of range No thiryone (31) west Of the fourth
principal Meridian, containing twenty two acres more
eor less. Said Mortgage with the power of sale
therein contained recorded in the Office of Reg
lister of Deeds for Benton County aforesaid, the 22d
day of April, 1856, at 10 o'clock A.. A., in Book a
of Mortgage pages 2I2, 2l3 and PA. The amount
due on said Mortgage at the date Of this notice, is
six hundred and four dollars and fifty {604 80
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that said
Mortgaged premises will be sold at public venue to
the highest bidder, the 10th day OF April, 1857,
at O'clock, p. NJ. at the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds for said Benton County, in the Town of Wa
.ab in said County. Dated Goth February, 1857.
EDWARD O. sHAMLlN, e OSCAR SToDDARD,
sSf Attorney, Soma Mortgage
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NToTICE is hereby given that a suit in CHANGER,

NTOT1CE is hereby given that suit in Chancery
/ y has been Instituted against Edward o. Hamlir
and Oscar stoddard in the proper Court restraining
then or either of them from selling in any way
disposing Of the following described property in the
Town Of Sank Rapids, Benton County, Minnesota
Territory, to w.t. Blocks two, tour Eve, seven,
eight, thirty two, thirty three, thirty FIVE, thirty six,
thirty seven, thirty eight, thirty nine, forty one forty
two, rty four, forty six forty eight seventy sexenty
one, seventy four, Block sixsbeing in tho town Of
sSask Rapids as surveyed by G. B. Chapman in
SulyfA, D. 1854. Said town platt being laid out an
Lots No. 1'and 2, on Sect on No. &c, Township No.
SO, north Of Range 81 west. Now all persons are
hereby forbidden and warned against buying any OF
said property from said Edward q Hamlin or Oscar
stoddard, either Of them, as said property Justly
and legally belongs to the undersigned, and not to
them either Of them. CALEB B VAN NEST
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EXCHANGE AND LAND OFFICE
TRACY q FARNHAM,
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND
u A. 81 - a. g - g,
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA

i NOLLECTIONS made. Estate Exchange for
- sale at current rates. Eastern drafts aud
certificates Of deposite cashed Current Bank
notes received on deposites. Gold for sale. In
ltercst allowed on special deposits. Lands, Town
property. and wild lands for sale. Houses to
rent, ETC. etc. All persons having Real Estate
Tor sale, or wishing to purchase, are invited 10
Icall at our Office.
We would suggest to strangers coming here
with money to purchase Real Estate. that by con-
sutng as they can ascertain what lands are for
sale 10 the vicinity, price etc, and when desired,
we VIII act as agents for the purchase or such
lands. which we can generally buy on more favo-
table terms than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make investments, ca d do
90 through our agency as favorably as If here
themselves .assg-@.3 II. ~ sf 4sS {4 & @ss1
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
hrst three hundred dollars, at FIVE per cent. on
the investment. and three per cent on all sums
over that and will give, without charge, fnll
and accurate descriptions OF the lands-the quail
~ OF the soil--proportion Of prairie and timber
land, water, etc. J; and the probable profitable
ness Of the inyestment-will also act as agent for
tho paymentof taxes.
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
|. We will enter government lands for ca ptalists
land sell the same, when desired, for one half Of
the profits, and share the losses equally. By
this course we should be equally interested, with
the capitalist in securing choice pieces of land.
|Or we will buy government lands, and enter into
IN written obligation to take them i've years from
date Of entry, at a hundred per cent advance on
the original cost, loose all claim for our SER
vices-thas realizing twenty per cent per annum
20 capitalists for the use Of their money. For
lands entered in this manner, weask nothing till
the expiration Of the FIVE years. For PERSONAL,
selecting Sand entering government land We
Icharge l2a cents. per acre.
Eastern Drafts, or Certificates Of Deposit, re.
|ceived in payment for lands.
fH' ~ TRACY & FARNHAM.
FEFERENCES.
Hon. G. II. Dooli,te, Utica, N. Y.
Hon John E Human, Mayor Of Utica, NY
/ Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hon E w Leavenworth, Sec State, Albany, Y
lion Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N ]
Hon Israel Huntington, do
Messrs Ely. Ciapp & Barnes, New York
VIM II Woodbury., Esq.
Samuel w Putnam, Esq, Brooklyn, N Y.
Hiram K Jerome, Esq, Rochester, NY.
Henry T., Fish, Esq 6
saxton r Gavitt, Esq, Lyons,N W
Charles E Clark, Esq, Buffalo, NY
+ George c seelyc, Esq, Geneva, NY.
st. Anthony, April. AN ytf
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BORUP s. CHAMPLIyr.a

VKTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w and the public generally, that they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs. Burbank E Co.
IN the Forwarding and Commission business, and
bat they can afford increased facilities to alb
hose who may favor them with share Of their
They will attend 10 general Storage,
Forwarding and Commission business, at their
Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Hsvng
eased the Wharf-boat, those who ship to them
will save expense Of drayage. E53-. r,.
EFEREN C. s.: .
Cronin, Hurxthal and Lear, New York,
J. Harmon and Co., Buffalo.
James G. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and Co., g
II. F. McCloskey, Galena. ,.,...,,,.,..
B.H. Campbell, 6 aR&&
T. s. Jessup and Co., Dubuque. ~
Chouteau and Vale, St. Louis.
Borup and Cakes, ST. Paul.
st. Paul, NJ. L. apltf rs
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
gro all persons affiictedwith sssual Diseases
IL such as SPERMAroRRHEA Seminal
Weakness, i Impotence. ,OonorrhGa, elect
Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism, or SLY .abuss,
&c. SC. 8sGss{ ts :ls.5g y, sss.a..,x ISL
The HOW.aRD .fSSOCTsaTY0.N, in view
OF the awful destruction Of the human life. caus-
ed by Sexual diseases, and the receptions prac-
tised upon tho unfortunate victims Of sach diseas-
ca by Qnacks., have directed yheir Consulting
Surgeon, as Charitable act worthy Of their
name, to give Medical Advice Gratn, to all per-
sons thus offiicted, who apply BY letter, with a
description Of their conditions. (ages occupation,
habits Of life, &c. and in cases Of extreme pow
erty and suffering, to furnish medicines free Of
charge.
The Howard Association i be1evolent In
sttu,ion. established by special endowment, for
tho relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
=" Virnlent and Epidemic Diseases" II has now
n surplus Of means, which the directors have
voted to expend in advertising the above notice.
1t is needless to ada that the Association COM
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the association, Report
on Spermatorrhna. or Seminal Weakness, the
vice Of Onanisnl, Masturba,ion or Self-Abuse,
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the
consulting Surgeon, which will he sent by mail,
Gin sealed envelope,) Free of Charge, on the
recent Of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, DIR. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard association, No. 2 South
Ninth Stree. Philadelphia, Pa. BY order q
the Direetors.& u 8 nSlyI u
GEO. F.dlRCHILD, Secretary.
ERR d. HEaRrWELL, President.