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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30
BY G0ddin & ApDer.on.
NOMNIISSTNNE ~ 0TD no

ny Goddin q ADperson,
4 OMNIIsSIONEk'S SALE OF NEGRn
of the CITY of Richmond, by decree M
18th November, 1856, in of Harvie w. Msrshs ID
Ex ors, &c and in further pursuance of said decrss
Court House, in the city of Richmond on TfIEs,
DAY, the Sd of February 1857 at - o,.i,.Lo Io-
Negro Man named DICK, about 20 yesrs Old w uae
has been working for the past two years at the shoe
makers trade. 'Ao''
TERMs cash.
VIM: w. HARVIE, Commissioner.
H5H tan EAS On IN, 1zra 1 W,sfi1RE Re.
BURG STAGE ROAD, AND PERSONdI ES.
TATE THEREON, FOR SALE AT 1UCTToMN.So ~.
john Enders, decd shall sell at public auction
on the premises on TUESDAY, the 10th Febrnspv'
1887 at ii O'Clock A. NJ if fair, il not the next fa
day, the tract OF land located above, contanins
by recent survey $40 acres, which survey can be
at our Office IL has been subdivided into 1--WE tract.
giving to the Mansion House 22S acres-the othe,
pSIiGns oelpg detached. has been laid of into suit.
spacious dwelling nearly new and all other budinga
suitable for the use of the place.. Near the dwelling
bushels of wheat have been seeded. with three tons
Of guano. After ths sale of the land all the perisha
able estate on the place will be- sod consisting of
very superior Mules. Also Wagons Oats and Farm
ing Implements generally. Also, about $50 barrels
Corn; stacks Shesf Oats; Shucks; Wheat STRAW.
&c: Also an old Negro Man.
0uo-nuSn Casu. Ddiduc0 at b, IL, IL and "a
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed For the perishable estate all sums
under $50, cash; over that amount, months crsdit
for approved endorsed negotiable paper
ia 10 GODDlN APPERSON Aucts
TOMMISSIONG BALE OF TRACT
~ OF LAND In THE COUNTY OF HENRICO
Az Commissioner acting under decree of the Coun.
ty Court of Henrco entered in the suit of Ford and
other, against Ford on the 9Th day of October 1856
l shall Aell at Hsprico County Court, on MONDAY
the I'd day of February, 1857. commencing at II
O'clock M at public auction, to the highest bidder
the following parcels of land, viz.
lst. A tract of land containing twenty acres near
Hungary Meeting House, about eight miles above
Richmond.
3D. tract containing thirty five acres on the Deep
Run Turnpike, adjoining Warberton Eeston about
seven miles above Rchmo d.
3d. tract containing two acres adjoining the last
mentioned tract.
4th. tract containing six acres, adjoining George
Eubank.
Terms: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses of ~ it
and costs of sale and balance credit of months
for bonds bearing interest," and title retained till
whole purchase money is paid.
WIN. Z. HARRIS, Con'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN, Aucts.
ja20 -
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RemovaI DIR. John =. ID; Cullen has
lived hi, Office to the Richmond House, Govern.
.trsst where he nay be found during tie dey; at
;b At ar Maben's corner OF Grace and 9th streets.
i.9t.-In1s
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VEhY VALUABLE fhlVATE HEeJ.
DENCE, AND VACANT LOT ON MARSHALL
artr q L u IL

AND 7TH SHEETS, FOK SALE OK LEASE-
we are re- 90 ~ onn., Lyons Esa who
this city, sell less his residence on the corner
of Marshall and 7th streets. and the Lots ed-
joining thereto. Tn Lot on which the dwelling
stands has front Of $50 feet and depth Of les
Ehe Lot 7th street fronts 100 feet back $50
feet to market alley. THU property is well known
that minute description is deemed unnecessary.
Sut may be proper to add that the premises spa
cious with every modern convenience as gas water,
baths, 1c aud hs lot is thorough drained through
the city culvert, the free privilege of which IL
served to the whole property.
A sale of the property. would be preferred: bat Il
this can't be effected, then 1t will be leased to
careful tenant for q term of years.
terms very accommodating, and possession given
the LIST Of April next.
To avoid Misrepresentation. Mr.. Lyons requests US
soy that his change of residence will produce
change in his business arrangements His professional
engagements will be fulfilled heretofore. His
office will be continued on 9th street sf
GODDIN & APPERSOE,
ia2-caWlm Aucts.
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oH Z. " ". Cesns, late sf 81. I.ouis. Me-
Vaay ~ ne 1fmh
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s)nO ACRES OF LAND IN l. OW X X
e)UU PART OF HENRiGO, NEAR 6OTTuM'S
BRIDGE, FOR SALE.-The Subscribers are eutho-
zsd to sell 500 acres Of Land situated a. above and
adjoining DR.. Jno. g. Carter, - Bradley and Chick
shominy River. This land is covered with Q very
large quantity of Pine, Poplar and Cedar Timber snd
Wood also has en- it tine mill seat site for mill
pond There is on the river large quantity Of fms
meadow land.
Terms liberal Apply to
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A BEAUTIFgL AND DksIRABLR

A BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRAR n e
IA FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY.-Iw wish to sell, or exchange for
city property, Farm situated miles below the city
Of Richmond, containing one hundred and twenty
five acres, situated on the New Bridge rosd, imme.
dstely opposite the Rural Shades The soil 10 well
adapted to the cultivation of vegetables any of
the crops usually raised in climate; about sixty
acres cleared and have been thoroughly cultva.
ted and fully lined the balance in wood, which
from its proximity to market is regarded very val.
liable. The neighborhood 10 desirable and healthy /;
the society excellent.
The Improvements are first.rate, consisting of a
Dwelling with rooms Kitchen, Sme ke House, Car
rage House. Barn. Stables, &c. embracing every va.
water in the yard and good orchard of choice fruits
For terms &c, apply ON the premises. to George B..
Stacy, or to the subscriberi in Richmond.
ia lt--ts BAKER In.
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CTORAGE..-nlcr chanis' AccOmm Oduii0n
- Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, &c, &c.
Persons having goods to store would consult their
interest by storing with We save them ell trouble
in receiving shipping and marking, attending person
ally to that ourselves.
they also save large amount Of money In drayage
alone, by storing with rs. Our Warehouse being sit
uated on the dock goods be received and deliver
ed free of drayage.
Iasursnce Effected at the lowest city rates II de-
sired BklDGFOkD Gu,
noI9 Corner Goth Dock and Cary streets.
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TINY DEMONSTRATORS. MA.
u DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
life, such as Health, Wealth, Love. Marriage, Jour.
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death, and In respect to all
other subjects both past present and future and all
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies Is cents, Gen.
tiemen so cents each. Apply at No. u, (which is
over the door Taylors alley between nth and 18th
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
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I0AN ". DAvlEs, Avn ,..,,..
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

JgHaN ": DAvIEs, ANN ,,.1,.s
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TA SIS
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Doc! Sfiis As
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail
ing. First Premium awarded BY the MechanisS IN
stitpte and Apisaltarsl sosisty Of Virginia.
EOH SA l. Il ...An endless Chain, or
Tramp Horsepower, nearly new, and In GOOD
fH0s p TAYLOR, General
Agent and Collector, No l6, 18th street.
ia 29-Sts
VALKMlANATk or AM NJ q A--.The
new French remedy for Facial NeuyalgiA.
AMMONIA FERRIc ALUM.-This new estrip-
gent Il recommends - being superior the Tine.
cure Of Chloride Of Iron common Alum and the usu.
al estrngent, ssgec..lly in Ysmsie diseases
sansss, Gulphats OF Nickel sscchsrins Carbonate oil
iron and Aane.ness, and every new and stsndars,
or obtsinsd st short ustiesa by
MEADE BAKER, PhsImsceutists and
Chamists, 1855, n. w. sor. Main and 10 b ste
10 29-dfw A2
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4 CARROLL most respectfully expire.

CARD.-.l most respectfully express
"A my thanks to ell my friends and customers for
the kindness they exhibited towards myself and fam
iy during the late calamity. am also thankful for
the liberal patronage they have bestowed on me ever
since have been living on Frsnkn street, where as
soon as my store can be re-1uilt viii open with
en- extensive stock, in ell its branches, again. and
here mos. cordially invite my old f leads Gus
TONER'S and the public at large, to call and see me
at present am living st the store OF Mr. - i,obins.
most pt liteiy invite ell who indebted To TO
come forward and settle their accounts without de-
speedy settlement is necessary. Those who have
cains against me, can bring them forward fsr pay.
Eient at the above plsce.
Respectfully, yours,
L. LICETENsTEJN.
oh 90 o,s
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- CLAIRVOYANCE.
H% MADAME SWEET.
Al THE CELEBRATED CLAIRyoYANr
on Main street, over Mr.. Hurley's Exchsros of;Se
wneie 'ne is ready to receive consultations respect.
PRESENT.!
20, O. FUTURE and
oo ~" DISEASEai :,
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nVkh-COAVS, OvkR-CUATS...ff avfng
" on hand large stock of WINTER CLOTHING.
l will offer inducements, to make room for
spring and Summer Goods at prices profitable to pur.
chasers. OverCosts from 4S so up to 625; Business
Coats Pants and Vests different stylss and prcss
and ask call for examination, at
E. MORR1s'S, No. 100 Main street.
Richmond, Va
q Also, for sale, two large SIGNS, suitable fos
any business and at moderate prices with The words
Wholesale and Retail" and Clothing Bcussv put
on. ia 26-6t
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EAGLE sOUA WAXhM ESTABLISH.
Il MENT.-The best article is always the cheapest,
especially when it costs more than the inferior
article, and this is emphatcally the with CAN
FIELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water. If any
body doubts it. let them try 1t for themselves and be
delphis Porter, Ale, and Champagne Cider in guam
titles to suit customers If the above articles
found to be Of the first quality, the money will be
refunded. w. CANFlELD, Agent.
Mandatory, 2O:h, between Main aud franklin sta.
de-
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BY Larus & shine.

BY Larus 81 shine.
I EASE OF BRICK HOUSE AT AUG.
II TON will be sold at auction, upon the pre-
commencing at O'Clock, the unexpired tenn of
Lease, (say about yeaIs.) Of Brick Building, re-
Gently occupied by Mr. Thos 9: Bell asa feed srere
of business. BENZ g. WHITALL.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
POsTPoNED.-The above sale is postponed to.
next FRIDAY, January Is g. 81 o'closk
rOsTPONEMENT.-In consequence Of the in
clemency of the weather the above sale 10 poned
10 TUESDAY afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, Sd February,
sale can be effected privately BY spPIying 70 US
JAZZ LARUS q SHINE. Aucts.
A "a HOMsE POWkM . g q 81 e \ :
AUCTION subscriber, designing to discontinue
the Lumber business, will sell on MONDAY, the I'd
Of March next, his very superior Steam Engine, Saw
Mill and Fixtures, ON . credit of II months.
The Mill 10 in perfect order, having been worked
only about two years II 10 situated ose mile above
Atlee's &: ton. virEinis Central Railroad.
j. I7---dt2ma4 THOs 3. Anderson. in.
g kCOND PKksB TKKlAN CHURCH.
= JREv; Dh. HOG IS. SALE or PEWa-os
undersgnsd Committee, appointed for the purpose.
gill salt at public suction without reserve, ID the
unoceupied Pew IN the Church. Persons Wishing
call on either Of the undersigned.
C. r. BARKSDALE,l
JNO. LITTLE, COMMITTEES.
D. T.. WILLIAMS,
DOLL BUTTkM.-1 nhie prime for sale
II by WILLIAMS 4 RROrHE2.
LAKE COKE -Our stock % Hard Goke
Ii st the yard, eornsr Of BYRD and 6th strssts i
reasonable promrtneas for thu timss.
jsss-ts JNO, ,, WERTH. Assst
LsLAT DUTCH CABBAGE nK3D.-kx
,.m a''''''s Isl isii = pgEas prsHER
10 nss TH061 j6NEs & co.
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~ CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA One OF
the best remedies for Coughs, Colds Group and
Whoopins Cough and diseases of the Lungs This
Wild Cherry Bark and other highly esteemed rene.
dies, combined with Wood Naphtha, adordins RENE
dy whose tonic healing and great curative powers
have been successfully tested for years and highly
approved of by Ply scisns and others Price so cts
Prepared by 4. J. PICOT, Druggists, and sold By
Druggists generally. ia
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Baths Baths. Baths Hot, Cold
90 ciocs a. d. to 10 P. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha
f;he and Sham pooning Saloon, under the American
., Entrance On llth street Single bath Is cts
~' lor dollar. lnh 81
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A YOUNG MAN who has had some expe-
n rience in country store, and give good ref
er ences for his character and qualification would
like to get employment in q Dry Goods, Grocery or
other store either wholesale retail Commani-
cations through the Richmond Post Office directed 10
8. D. l.. Inquiries made of Messrs. S,zsr & Phaup,
or r. w. Flournoy, will be promptly attended to.
ia 28-4t~
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NEW BILLIARD ROOM under.
sisned will open this day, January z4th, at the
loon, which he has entirely remodled and furnished
with Wiuaut's elegant improved marble bed Tables
Also, the three Bowling Alleys that have been re-
tlemen who are fond OF this healthy exercise.
No Bar will be kept on the premises, but every
exertion will be made to please those who patronzs
an orderly and well kept house.
j. B. LUNT. 18th street.
ia A-1w Formerly 1.-THE Arbours
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nAkD COAE...Orders Tor this excellent
Fuel for Furnaces and all kinds of close Stoves
pr mptly executed. ..
JEO. J. WERTH Agent,
Corner 10th It. and Basin, and 9th and Bird It.
Ia
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EEasszzzs{l OFFICE RlCHMOND AND pr
x&sfss51z-Sf6se9 TERSBURG RAILROAD CO.
RICHMOND, VA, jan rs 1857
further notice: 0"'' Until
sensers-daiiy, at o'clock M
sengers-daily, at p. M. a.
THOS. DODAMEAD.
js 26-ts Sunerintands,,t
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&ALM OF % NEShksskS AT JETkks
~ VILE, AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA "A,
County Court of Amelia, in the case of Vauahan's
administrator, 60, VS.. Vaughan's legatees, &c,
mond snd Dsnville Rsilresd, on Tuesday ard " ed.
nesday, the Goth and 2ist of January, 1857 40 ne.
sroes, consisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
bonds bearing interest from day of SALE with salts,
factory security.
de S0-d&ctds L. MASTERS
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COUGHS, Colds Tickling in the Throat.
~ diff sui of bre athing. &c can be relieved i'm.
mediately and cured permanently. by uslng semples
COUGH CANDY and PULMONARY BALSAM.-
Price of the Candy, cents stick, 50 cents dozen:
OF the BALKAN. 81 cents bottle Call at
jazz SEMPLE'S Drug Store
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% ACRES OF LAND In RENRICO AT
I'd day of February, 1884, at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front of henIico County Court
House that being Court day, tract of land in Hen.
miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands OF
Williamson Allen and others, containing IS acres-
by request of Alex. Garrett trustee of John W. Cos
by. GODDIN L APPERSON,
10 ~ AuCts
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L,Ok sALh..An improved FARM, con
1 tanning Two Hundred ana Sixty Acres-s short
distance from the city. Apply to
GOBLIN & APPERsON.
ia % -2taw1stMsr
u UTTkR...Prime Roll and Goshen But
ID TER. for sale by Wake 4 CO.
ia 23-St
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DUINART PERE Ell Fills, CHAM
customers and the lovers of truly fine Champagne,
that we have been appointed Agents for the excu-
slve sale of the above brand of Premium Wine, and
from the admixture ofsgTups favor'ng Of Muscat
or other infeior grapes employed IN some wines
The Premium Wine il true, clean and decstely
Favored, of rich coior and body; and, this name
implies. is Dreaming and sparkling, and cannot TAI
90 give satiaaction.
We are also Agents for Max, Sutaine & Co., and
Charles heidsick brands of Champagne, b.th Of
which are choice and favorite Wines
SELDEN l. MILLER,
ts24 Corner Pearl and 1 airy streets.
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"
b. 6O(
i" Philadelphia, .......................... SOD
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing rela v Hall
peror quality and as more than million of pas.
sensers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this route, it is hoped and believed
that will be induced by the MISREPRESENTATION
embraced in the advertisement the signature OF
III d. Whitcomb, Super't," to select the longer
and more crcuitous route, referred to therein The
r. F. p R. r. has been in operation for twentvtwo
years and in all that time passenger has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads OF
railroads in this country. S. RUTH
Superb tendent of TRANSPORTATION
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF rs Nj

n UUIE WIS M II h , SAIAf a UF 20 NE.
hGkOEs.-At the same tms,and place, and On the
same terms above, will offer &c negroes belong
ing to the estate of J. Vaughan deceased.
JOSEPH N. VAUGHAN
de 80 d4ctds Admir- of j. p. Vaughan.
- The above sales havs been postponed until
MONDAY, 9th of February, 1857, when they will
take place without regard TO weather, and will
tinue until sll the Negroes sold I have added
five more the sale, making III in all; among them
first rate blacksmith, carpenter, dining room SER
want and two cooks. The sale will commence on
the arrival of the train from Richmond.
is H-tds L. MASTERS, Com'r.
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JANUARY LIST, 5 7.-.NDT TIC E..-The
y subscriber finding It impossible to indulge his
customers the that extent some seem to desire it
takes this method of notifying them that he shall
hereafter conduct his business strictly on the six
months system and all accounts not paid at the OK
piraton Of six months interest will be charged and
all accounts due and unpaid for IL months will be
put ia suit. F. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
ia1 Corner of Main and 10th streets
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IN EEs3s3HzzsEHI11 q X r y NORTHERN
~ AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
.------@FOR TRAVEL-TWICE DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seyenty-hve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
all $50 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours of departure, A. M. and u P. NJ and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked
9 Washington, Baltimore Phhadelphia and New
York.
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QlCHMOND IRON AND STE T. A.
IL WORKS, FOOT OF 9TH ST, ON JAMES
RlVER.-The undersigned returns bis thanks to his
friends and customers for their past patronage and
would respectfully inform them and the public gen
orally that he is still manufacturing, and keeps
stsntiy on hand, full assortment Bar, Band, Hoop
Scroll and Rod Iron, of all sizes.
ALSO--Coach and Buggy Tiers Steel and Iron
Ovals and Half Rounds, all sizes
lightning Rods, Round and Square,
Cut to lengths and fitted with Burrs
Frog Steel, all sizes, for Railroads
Tapered Iron, all sizes, for Tobacco Mills
All made FROM the best selected Scrap Iron
ia 1S-1m* JAS HUNTER
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TRUMAN A. Parker.

In retiring from the Lumber and MahoG
any Business, permit u to say to our friends and
the public that our successor, Mr.. PARKER, viii b
10 their patronage and confidence. Thankful for tbs
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed OF u, we 81
q continuance Of the same TO our successor.
Our Office for the present viii continue q Mr
Parker's.
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~ GER l. CO., have on hand a large stock Of
Over Goats, consisting of extra fine Castor Beaver
Peltos; fine Black Ribbed Cashmere do Heavy Black
and Brown Beaver Sacks; Heavy Black and Brown
Cloth Peltos; Black and Drab Mehair Peltos and
Sacks. Also Talmas and Ragands of ell kinds, which
we are offering very low. Call and examine them
MERCHANT, WEISl6ER CO.
ial2 No. ll2 Main street
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A Love LETTER.-T following letter
from tailor to his sweetheart, a mantua-
maker, we clip from an exchange:
Remnant ofmy hopes! May l be rip
ped from the borders of your esteem. and
never be buttoned to the loop Of your
kindness, but l am strongly scanned to
them OF your beauty. May | never lose
thimble-full Of your favor, but you have
entangled the thread of my understanding
with that pretty outside Of yours, that |
am stark mad to be yours. Odds-bodkins!
lam surely yours-eyery stitch Of me-
aud my needle follows you. Therefore,
blunt not the point Of my endeavors, but
let me haste myself to your kindness, that
may set the tighter to your affections;
love you beyond measure, but it is SO
hard to cabbage one sweet look from you,
that | almost despair Of having enough to
finish my suit. Pray put favorable
construction on this, and for the same |
shall always sit cross-legge for your sake;
being, my dearest little fiouncer, your
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HEs) wv AIRED ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
Important slls2aOHNcCMCn

ITNO all persons afflicted Will, Sexual Diseases,
such as opernatorhGa, Seminal weakness
Impotence, Gonorrh.ri, elect, Syphilis, the Vice
OF Ontnisn, or Sell:Abise, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptions practiccd upon the I'M.
fortunate victims OF such diseases b, Qacks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Il Charitable
Act worthy OF theiI name, to give mc,licaladricc
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition. (,et.
occupation. habits OF life &c-) ana in eases ofeX,
trene pow rty and suffering, to Furnish medicines
free of charge.
The Howar. Association is benevolent Insti-
tuition, established by special endow ment, for I'll,
rcefof the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Vir-
ulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now IA sur
plus OF means, which the Directors have voted to
expend in advertising the above notice. 1t is need
less to add that the Association commands the
highest medical skill OF the age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treat.
Just Published, by the Association a Report on
Spc,matonkTa, or Seminal weakness, the vice OF
Cnansnl, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consuitin
Surgeon, which will be sent BY mail Gin scale,
cnyelopc0 Free of Charge, Oh the receipt OF tw,
stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO r. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 9, South Ninth ST.
Phila., Pa. BIZ order of the Directors
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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-10
F A crazy man entered a passengei

R- A crazy man entered passenger
car Of the Central Railroad at Rochester,
the other day, with not rag Of clothing
on him save cloak, hat, pair of
boots. Here he calmly proceeded to hang
up his cloak on peg. The ladies
screamed timidly, some Of them tainted,
the windows flew open upon all sides,
the train was stopped, and the lunatic
speedily returned to the asylum, where
be belonged.