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s, .s,..,, -, .s,.s, Contrasts.
How beautiful is Sunshine, s.

S-sss ~ -. -se,- - - =,
How beautiful is sunshine, 7 II
Z That follows after rainl .Es
How. w.pleaseut are tic dreams of ease
When purchased by painl
How sweet when true loye quarrels
To make itup again
How merry is the streamlct
That hasa rock to leap;
How blessed is the daily toll
That brings refreshing sleep;
Then Prythee, Love, quarrel, ...
But neiher long nor deep.
How dull would bc the morning,
Hnd night not gone before
How tame would be the summer DAYS
Werc't not for winter hoar !
And were our life ALL pleasure,
Delight would be no more!
After the dark, the dawning-
After the cool, the heat
After the rain, the buds of SPRING
After the sour, the sweet
And after all thy Gliding,
Behold me at thy feet
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M. HH. Ii Err Ee Y
Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms,
135 Richardson Street,

rs. 9 o LU NIB I A., So G..
THE Subscriber, having enlarged his Ware.
4 rooms and " Workshops,is is now; enabled
SNITURE and CHAIRS Ills own make, and
some of the best Northern manufactures S;ts4.
r. Also ON; hand a large assortment of-@IV.A.LL
PAIsEhssalE hich will DO sold CHEAP ron
cAsn ~ 3 3 81 s. 49,
2 1t onlynesd af examinations the stock to
be convinced q4atity nnd: :cleapness.
~ EApriE11 1856 ,s.4g =. ~ lily.
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BOiller and Cabinet sI,op.
NEXT DOOR TO TIE PRESS OFFICE,

NEXT DOOR TO TIE PRESS OFFICE,
ABBEVlLLE COURT HOUSE, S. c.,
IN1iE undersigned, thankful Tor c~~
Il past favors and ever ready ESSsEMs1 = Ill
to serve generous public, may asn.GaaSElGD
be Mt all times found ut his shop in the East
crn corner. of Christian q Dcale's Coach Fac
tory, where he is prcpare.lsto make PANEL
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS MANTEL PIECES,
DC, DC.
will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
niture &c.
will keep constantly on hand ready made
COFFINS OF the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered all of which
will deliver to any point in the district free
OF charge with hcarse or upon railroad if de-
sired in direction = i, .yg.
All work done warranted rs good ms the best
and cheap according. Ten. per cent off for
cash on all work done by me.
For reference, apply to any gentleman
in the Incorporation C. c. BOWERS. .
June %, 1888. Z = IF
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The State of South. Carolina,
Abbcpii{e District-Lt the Co,nn,at Pleas.

!! Amos clark. sJr., n So Attachment:
-, rssssss u $, ~. 1lcGownn 4 Perrin.
.James a Liddell. ..,.S.) Pltf7s Att'ys.
XHTIIEREAS, the plaintiff did, OH the thirty
sYY first, day OF. October, s56, file his dec
laIftion against the Defendnnt, who, (as it is
saidl is absent fromtand withont the limits off,
this State, md has neither wife or attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy.
therefore ordered: tliatSStlie d@Defendant do
aPpenr and plead to the said dccration,, on or:
before tie first day Of November, which will,
be in the year of our; Lord Eighteen Hnndred
and Fifty-Seven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then sae given aud awarded.
;agaihst hini.ss tsl> SO. 4 .. y q
4 (. sIA FIIElW MCDONALD, C. c r.
! Clerks officas Oct. 80 1856. 81 80 ly +
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A Growing Evil.

Nr. Editor: Please give the following
lines place in your columns for the benefit
of The community at large. This growing
evil is the practice Of shareholders allowing
their servants to hire their own time at an
enormous price, and the servants to pay up
monthly. or quaterly. Now, Mr.. Editor, the
evil arising from this practice is enormous.
In the first place those servants hired intliis
way, have their wages to pay up. The next
consideration, is, where does the money come
from with which they pay up? | think it
is very doubtful whether it is always made
honestly. l am very certain OF this much,
that those hired in this way are very often
out Of employment. 1 am also very certain
that is not very uncommon thing to hear
q farmers wife say that she had avery beau
,ifnl lot Of poultry few days back, and that
frequently VIC hear the farmers inquire Of
each other if they have seen any of their
shoats. The answer is very often, No Sir,
have not seen them, but there are some oil
mine also gone. And nine times out of ten
they arc gone whre the owner never hears
or sees them again. .@
do not pretend TO say that such hired
way, but do say that there are very strong
temptations for them to help themselves in
this way ; l also say that they arc worse
than thestrce negroes, for they have their
hire to pay. The free negro, if he gets his
victuals and a,few ragged clothes, is relieved
of pressing obligations; the others have their
hire TO pay let the money come whence it
may.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as another year is at its
close, l will raise a warning voice to those
who have been in The habit of permitting
eir,scrvants to hire their time, and assure
them that if they persist in making other
peoples poultry &c, pay their servants hire,
| will make them help TO support the law
yers, ifthere is any law, as think there is,
against such hiring IVinnitoro' Register.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. HEINES, e.
: No. IT" (North Side) Broad Street, =
~ AUGUSTA. GA s. ,G,sts

NO. III lNoFth '9iueJ Drond otfcet, = SS
~ AUGUSTA, GA, .& ,,sta g
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ~: (.
DRUGS AND MEDIcINEs, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS
- PUTTY, vARSIsHEs, ETC.
PEREuMERY, HAIR DRUsIrEs; COINS, TOT.
LET, SOAPS, HAIR OILS, ,SpoMApEs, 5IIAIE
!. :. DYES, f1DKE TRACTS, ETC. 2 I.
All Of which are offered at low prices; for
CASH. s's II, - ssiiI!;;fiif 81, :
Particular attention paid to thetprcparation
of fPII1SICLANS'jsPRE and The
dispensing of Family Medicines. a large as
ent Of Fresh and Warranted = 81. :.
Garden, Grass and, Field Seeds. sF
;$tSSs,.S Orders sfroms the Country promptly
attended to-: s. {. SE :77ssiT1 ~:
7. May 2,SlS5G, s ,,.,;3 2 - - =
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5HaDDGES,s DEPOT'.

.rTNHE Firm Of fROBERTSssADAMS+ q SMITH
2 IL was dissolved on the first of ober,
1854. 1t is Hoped that all, persons indebted
will. come forward and settle by cash or note,
as:we are anxious to close our old business.
5sis ROBERTS &5s AD ANS ;,s:3 5s:
Still continue business at Ho dges,, aud at Long
Cane, and by the first of Aprif viii have g fine
I pril g st eek 80 f:sG :dods, ,s$ss
selected WITH great care in New York md ssBa!-
:timorc; sWticE we respectful foffer to 4 our
friends md customers ut oderate> Rrotitee-
/ Come and see, and he your own Nudge, We
'heressfcelipg satisfied tint if you will, come
our DDS and spfiresl viii 5pleasesy 35
spectfally s5s.ss 80 80
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The United States Invited to Become one
of the "Powers.n

The Journal DIES Ibluttcs,, Of December
%, reviews at great length the last annual
message of President Pierce, and takes oc-
casion to examine our political situation.
The Journal says in conclusion:
1t: would be advantageous for all the
world that the American Union, the influ-
cnce Of which upon the definitivo decisions
of the European Cabinets is not to be, con-
tested, should enter in an official and avow-
ed manner into the concert of the great
Powers, asit is great Christian Power,
whose affairs cannot be separated any long.
er'from those of Europe. 1t possess virtG-
ally at least the condition of possessing
great military means by land and sea. It
has certainly distinct interests ;Sbut all the
great Powers are in the same condition.
The government which has not special in
terests well determined,' with the material
means TO Have them respected, would by
that fact alone be a satellite, But the
American Union has great interest in com
mon with us. The day when it would be
officially recognised in the Congress of the
Powers the peace Of the world would have
acquired another precious guarantee. and
would be sheltered from many accidents
For the Americans also it, wonil be- n Won
derful benefit. Ifunlil now they have, re-
manned outside the political meetings held
from time,to time, by the governments of
the civilized States. it is for reasons which
have ceased to- exist. The United States
were formerly feeble, Without external nc
tions, and alta great distance. Now thew
are: e:strong, theirexterpal action is more and
apparent, and by the increased facilities Of
communication they arc but q few few qftags
distant SfroHus. For themselves, their IN
s.,lar position, which may seem engaged AT at
tirst, rs really full, of Inconvenience Which,
aatsa certair;molnent, might become peril!
Gus. 81 az 4; b -, - :,s
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IA - ssN1,'t - e"''J 'tte tSiottSe
SPRING DRESS FABRICS -sstfy,
Witch tl,o, o.a soII;n - 81, s;
ces nnss;fIo n,,d so Viii ~ GoWess Pli'
ehasersis very sordialIs and respeesfully " xi. Si
ted. Their stock embraces the following. a.
mong others,sof zFfs,eh English md ID Ataeriica,
productions e Particular attention is askedto
fatusli Lupin.% seydoux, ebers & Cos Efnn1n-
bsssss, aS.ars aaass
sblaeis aud ap,oreds lehallies;; margnise, well
berase and Tissues. s. ~
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SI1EGS leave 10 inform;his friends, that lidy.
ID ppre1iasedS the large store, next to- his
Tin MahufactoiyI hey inte Ids; to large sIlis
business, md SIS no w reseiy ying his new stock
consisting Of the 3! 8
cooKsN s s. IVES ! 81 ss,s.
ever brought :fi,is mark 1; incl ding So st
.perior,s ,sty Cooking Stoves know mas sthe
3 Worla. land warranted q ate gisssaatisfac
sssHoP No VI &; snARL oyEs;;
Fiat IFoi Heaters y arnfe gs Boilers. sSerS
blein goo king food for ,cat tic
tess % nd Sstnff ers md niahy 1tlE
satfielss asSatl sls
81 md E g aatlsfyy slrasl -
sHEYflI u sim d NaTo 4 sl1S
S asEI 4 So, 8 & AsBaIE So
g lafs
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LIASoAsrERyILIg,S:I!C c. !, Jai

sa3ttllt.ANscAsTERyILLEj 81 C.s Jan. 2l.-On
snndaySla there happened ip these paris q
fmost' extraordinary snow storm sd On e
storm times read of as oecu RIM
1iil q more northern latitude. It,Wonld ,,iIz
:zeltSthe oldest inhabitant', to- remember
aust such g one here. Itscomtiienced some
!. time ~ during satrda night fallingsin ittlo
me Jumps resembling M sleet penetr trating
Ftlsongn Eeofs; Of st,onses that we're entirely
gals bl6$i1g all lie. Tlis eoist;nSsa
Through the day until late ID tllsa srnoo,s
when lie wind inlled Stll snow fakes besa,,s
4arg and con1lne enced failing sfins Beautiful
egDlarity. 81 &c fo6ii to siioWson sin.
dsy-pig and Rs1ai blew and ioYled
saisnall n ond elli q ears al lin
end cold be- siinst hone npoh d niaenilicent
prospect ffofn three ID SIX inllises
deer. saqeys ~
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From Florida.

We w are indebted to Captain Surtis, Of the
! Carolina, for Jacksonville and Pilatka papcrs.
iSIhe Pllatka Democrat of the 22d says:
q g On Monday morning last we experienced
the coldest weather that has been known
here for many years. Tile thermometer in
dicated the cold at 1G degrees above zero.
We saw ice three inches thick ina barrel Of
4 water. Truly, the North is bearing upon US.
Orders from Gen. Huruey. We were
s permitted to see .ordersissucd by Gen. Har-
aney and transmitted to The commanders Of
! companies. TheSorders were 10 the effect
that each company should engage in active
$duty in scouting the country for SO miles
around theirsrespective stations. II an In
dian sign was discovered, it should he pur-
5sned up TO the capture or determination of
the Indians s+N office ofany Indian discovery
should be- communicated promptly:to head
quarters. tbs promised that the soldiers
shall be supplied with .allthe necessary nun
iltlons OF war. ftIt is ordered that the frontier
settlements Il must be protected from the In
dians. q. ,fs{<.t ~ 8 :,
General Harney has a high reputation AS
& 5an an Indian warrior, but it is all at stake
against Bowlega. The attention Of the colin:-
/. Try is, liked on General Harney. Tie einterest
Sof Southeast Florida are suffering from this
4 I war; We heard sihe opinion expressed by a
gentleman who acquired some reputation as
Il sa suceessfnl comtffander ia the last4Inlian
war, that if General Harvey would .usegthe
edlligence and pr1de ences which CAPTAIN G Cox.
any of oilr steam sat captains iise ,st
/ an navigating their boats, tliastit would be
impossible for an dian to sbe al garoAs q
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liss alAsUrA e1unE 4 !, ss 81 & & i
J. UsR !, N / T U
I, Of Every ID Desrrir,tioli,s,s.,
ar EEaan j & seA. sa m & g. !;
faskss sgtlEBRA 1ED. aEsIAILc BURIAL


81 rs gtSE IS 8 81 rs ssSs
psif 4 fl M [. l.oSag d drss m q sligoass 3
81 B 6,
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TIN WARE AND STOVE EMPORIUM!
stoYesI!. stoVes!! stoyes!'li sa5;ss I
.kHs.NW.t IaA.WSOMt.I .I

,pEGs leave To- inform his friend i, that Ii aiy..
IL purchased the large Store, next TO- his
Tin Mahufaet he. inte Gds; to enlarge sliis
business, and iis now rceeiyi ing his new stock,
Consisting of Tie tti
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8 a s a ;',I OBERTSR q
Hodg dgsss ass March a Il, i, 1896 3;
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.C@OKEN G STOVES

ever brought sto.tl,is market; I; including So ssi.
perior sty of Cookiug Stoves kHownsas The
World $$andE warranted a saAtisfac;
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GUARDIANS SALE.

hn Pr0bate---Aen0shn County Gomrt.
Ia the matter OF the guardianship Of the minor heirs OF
Melodies learns, deceased.
NOTICES hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance
- OF n order OF license made in said matter on the 10Th
day OF September A. D. 1851 by the county court OF said
county, the undersigned guardian of said mnor he IRIS VIII
on Thursday the 22nd day October A. D. 1851 at the
premises 10 be sold offer for sale public yendue the fol-
lowing described land 10 wit The northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter of section number in
twenty-one in the town Of Paris, Kenosha county.
JOHN HECK Guardian.
Dated Paris September 2Sth, 1851. 3w16
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bk2 81 II
KEN0SHA CITY-3rd WARD.
Soltt-E;is Or Sec 81, Toton 2 Range %
". 0'8rian-part lot 8 blk Is, com OH the W line of
Exchange street. 60 fin of line Of sd lot thence
" 100 #, to n line of said lot, 100 # and $ to
beginning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
f G Ruuals-lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, ia bk 81 . o
Spelmanpart lot bk 40, com IS # W n e cor Of sid
lot, thence to lin, of same, W A. It, n to N line
of said lot, and e to beginning .............-.
Bel--w hf lot 3 blk 40 ............
w Stronghold bk 81. .....................
Mrs. Davs-part lot bk 80, the W line Ex
change st, 100 IT of the line, W 1872 #, 80 n
1873 l-2 #, n 50 # to place of beginning -. .
Volney French-coin at the cor of Thos keenan's
land thence $50 II, thence to W line of T. Far
rel's land, thence n 50 #. excepting therefrom as
follows, com at the " cor OF ThOs Keenan's land
thence 81 It, thence to the W line Exchange
st taken up, thence II 10 cor Thos Keenar,s
land and W to beginning .................
Holmes q NicAOts 1dd, NJ b. Or. Sec. g. 7oao,a l. R'o
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Dated, Paris, September 2s,h, 1881.
State of observation-disclosures County
Circuit Conrf.

Circuit Conrt.
SifnnofsJor Relief Com. not serred.
William Seymour, plaintiff, against Ann Eliza Seymour
Mary Rlgers Fanny Seymour, Harriet Seymour Augusta
Seymour, Mr. Rogers, de .endants
THE STATE WISCONSIN Ann Eliza Seymour MarylRo-
gers Fanny Seymour Harriet Seymour Augusta Seymour
and Mr. Rogers, defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required TO wer the
complaint p this action which filed in the Office OF
the clerk Of the circuit for the county of Kenosha
the city OF Kenosha, of Wisconsin, sh day of
September, A. d. 1857 and to copy your
TO the said complaint on the subscribers at their Office
said city Of Kenosha within twenty days after the service
OF this summons you exclusive of the day such
vice, and il you fail to the said complaint within
the tim. aforesaid the Plaintiff this will apply To
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, September sth, 1851
o. s. HEAD & ]. J. PETIT
OVID Plaintiffs Attorneys
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In the matter OF the Estate Of Assnath ph,l;ns
On hearing the petition the executor In his rem
resentng among other things that said estate has been fully
1t Is ordered that said account be examined bv
the Judge Of this Court at his office in the City county Of
Kenosha the S0th day Of October, A. D. 1851 at ten
clock A. NJ And further ordered that all persons in
erested be notified by publishing copy this order for
three weeks successfully before said day of hearing the
Kenosha Tribune Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed
in the city OF Kenosha aforesaid. JON b. JILsUN,
October 5. 1857 Swl7 County Judge.
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M0FFATS
LIFE PILLS
PhGgaeS.C BSttey'S.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
public for the of Scrofuln, Ulcers. Scurvy.
or EruptiOns of the Skin. Fever and Ague, Dys-
pcpsia. Dropsy. and in fact most all diseases soon
yield to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty FIVE
years upwards of Four Millions of have been
the of these medicines which speaks
volumes favor of their curative properties nge trial
will place them beyond the reach of competition in the
innate of every patient BY their the BLOOD Is RE-
STORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all I'M
uies The system is reduced during their opera
ton but invgoraed and they require restraint
business pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that med. cine can possibly effect.
PREPARED BY
w. d. MOFFAT, M. D.,
NEW YORK.
Sold by J. D. sTARKwEATHER & Co., KENosHA
June 10Th, 81 1yl
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Ksnssha csnnry Conrs., or october

In the Matter Estate OF Theodore Sheldon deceased
ON the application OF Richard l. Morton, administrator
Of the estate of Theodore Sheldon deceased for hear
ing OF his final of his administration 1.-THE said
for discharge from further there
on II ordered that said application be heard before me
my once in the city Of Kencsha OH the hrst Monday in
november next at o'clock NJ that notice thereof
oe gwen to all by publishing this order
hree successive weeks before that day in the Kenosha
s;d Telegraph, weekly newspaper published in
saiu county By the Court,
owii JON b. JIISUN, County Judge.
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FISH FOR SALES

N>q13ZA> THE subscribers keep always on ha nd and
49, for safe, Maekiuac White Fish and Trout
at the lowest market price by the barrel retail ne AZ
the meat market OF Engei Hahner, Main street
Please call and examine the and If they not found
to be good, better than be had any other
place in this city. don't buy. REIN0LD scHULTES.
Kencsha, Aug. 6, 1857. Snss
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respective terms will expire the day preceding the
first Monday of January next. -
Also amember of the each Assemble district
the state and such County officers required 10 be
elected at such election. $3.50 - -
ny an act approved March h 1857 the following PROPOSE
wit - - 1880 ~'NN' "
right of voting is hereby extended persons
AFRICAN blood who shall have attained the
yeas OF upwards with the qualifications imposed
upon veters In section suffrage Contu-
ton Ballots in such proposition be on the general ballot
those Tor he affirmative to read For the extension
rage ana those opposed it, For the suffrage
No. Whieh ballots TO he counted com
fcers. - - - 1880 "
rro, Witness the great seal CT the state of
lU.SJ Wisconsin, and my hand at the Capt.
toll this second day of July, 1857.
JOHN W. HUNT
49, . Assistant secretary of state.
The Members Of Assembly as follows to wit:
Ist District in place If r. 5. Lowell.
IND " :" . Lathrcp burgess.
Whose respective will expire on the ay
ding the first Monday of January mex.
JuyI. 1857 It'd a. p. TYMESoN, Sheriff.
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Office 80 Main street.
Kenosha Water-Cure,

NIS INSTITUTION is founded upon the principle using
Natures Remedies" in the of disease
structng patients in their use that they may
Not only Regain, kmt Maintain Health.
The location of the CURE is emneny adapted for the pur-
pose being situated in of the pleasant Cities
West which for health pure air and
passed.
Our Rooms and Bathing convenenees well arranged
for the comfort of PATIENTS and pains will be spared
render their stay agreeable.
Dr. SEEIEY would call the attention of afflicted to
new Remedy
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
which he has introduced into his Cure the these
baths all exraneous minerals Gas mercury lead &c }
extracted from the system and some of The distressing
maladies that humanity subject entirely cured
such Scrofa, rheumatism, Paralysis Ulcers Neuralgia
and Nervous Diseases generally.
Persons who have worked in paints taken mercury
mineral Dedcnes ofany kind win DO test these baths
The TERMS of this Institution SO 80 per week
Invalds will bring six crash towels linen
sheets, flannel blanket and two comfortables.
Those desiring Home Treatment viii enclose So to
Ii. 7. SEELEY.
Kesosha, Sept. $50 1877
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- PERM, Star ,Stearine and Tallow Candles can
~ Always be found at the City Drug Store Of
STARKWEATHER & Co.'S
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ex THE LIVER
IN G OR AT OR!
Prcpnresi by DIR, SANFORD.

Is A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and is
daily working almost great believe cures az
by he first dose gig,Rg seldom more
than bottle required to kind Of Complaint
from the Jaundiee Dyspepsia common
all of which is the result Of DISEASED LIVER.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

AWFOkIANE ANNOUNCEMENT
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
Spermatorrhna, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor-
rha, elect Syphilis the Vice of 0nanisr Self Abuse
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful des-
trustion Of human life caused by Sexual Diseases
receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by QGacks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
Charitable act worthy of their name, give
ADVICE to all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter with description Of their condition. age occupation
habits OF life, &e and in Of extreme poverty and suf
ferng, to Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge
The Howard Association is benevolent institution
tabhed by special endowment for the relief OF the and
distressed afflicted with vrulent and Epidemic Diseases
1t has surplus Of means which the Directors have
voted TO expend advertising the above notice need
less add that the Association the highest Med
ca skill Of the age aud viii furnish the most approved mod
treatment.
just Published by the Association, Report sperma
torrhea, Seminal Weakness the vice Of 0nans Mas
urbation Self Abuse and other diseases of the sxpal
Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent ~
mail, Gin sealed enveiope FREE or CHARGE on he -
ceipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage -
Address, Dr. GEO. r. G FLHOCy ConsuItinv s,~ra
Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street phil
phia, Pa. By Order OF the Directors
EZRA d. HRARTwELL. President
GEO. FAIRcHILD, sec,y. isss