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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLING HEAT
RADIATOR.

ClIMPLICITY neatness utility, comfort, economy and
- dur4 billy com ined in this Improvement sugle
plate Of iron Of peculiar firm, placed with its low
e edge resting against the back Of the fire place the
upper resting the in Ode OF the ARCH angle forming
part Il the back tse II, without interfering with the fuel
Appertures arranged in the CRATE as 10
draft sufficient to correct SMOKY chimney and the inter
mediate bars made that thu heat that would other
wise b The chimney. is arrested AMI rehecle1
thrown back into the room No alteration in tn.
~ n ordinary FIR lace cimney is necessary 1t
he put up in few minutes by Of common
sense.
proved successful.
The length back of the Are place the breadth
Of the de At the inside reg date III price, The
Is but tTihe.
The Right Of the Patent of the for
sale
experienced gentleman in the Patent ONCE Wash
ngton bought the tight Of State soon 1t was
tented.
My address is Ma ihville, Tennessee.
aprl-tf F.E. PITTS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
f MN G ID A Y /!
STRAW, HAT AND BONNET
= MANDATORY, R
MILLINERY AND BLEACHING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I OUlS r. DESSART takes this method Of in-
II forming the Laties and Gentlemen Of Nashville and
vicit that he has Established at No IS Cedar street.
StraN Hat an Bonnet Mandatory, Millinery and Bleach
ing Establishment where he keeps constantly hand
large and attractive Of straw Bonnet. and
Hats OF various and descriptions As anuftcturs
these feel oinhd Mt that sell them cheaper
than they be bought FL eshere IN Nashville. Ladies
and Gentlemen respectfully solicited q call aDk
anime stock. an also prepared cleanse, bleach
and dye all STYLES % GOOt have stock OF
Fancy Straw Brds, which the attention Of Ladies' and
GentSmen desiring Goods made 70 order is eiay in
yitsd. narch26-su
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17

lust ARRIVED.-Drum Head and Fl { Dutch
d Cabbage Seed Those in want shOuli Ca | soon
ALS0.-ChiEese Sugar Cane Seed, swtet ami Irish Pc
tstoes, and general assortment Of other Seeds All
genuiue. S. WELLER,
apI1 No. 81 so Ith Market street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
NEW eooDa.

w have ast received from ferrsaas' New York.
w nns assortment Of cHILDREs's cAAkIAGke. coz
tanning Of the finest that haze ever oeea brought 10
Also, eo-cARrs, yELocIPEDEs. Sc.
ni8 AAyKkNxts a WILSON.
VTTEhsva a variety u cheap patterns.
w MO hAoKxHzIE q WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Winchester & Alabama r. R. COMPANY.

rNHERE win he meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Win.
chester and AlAbaI Hailr. ad omfany the
house In he town Of Minchester bnnessee, THURS
DAY IN day Of May, lsj7 elect heen Directors
said ompsnY, the nsuing year: and al said ting
appicati will be made 20 admit ockholders. ali hose
persons who have subscribed sto ia the in incon
county, Tenne Tor the purpose o. extending their
the town Of Fayetteville, according provisions
the of the egis aiure chap 26, passed Feb
lSth go Dont by order Of the Board
va. EDW AENABLE, Pres dent
p. T. DsunL. Secretary. apr4-dtrw&w tilml
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17


THESE lands granted by the Government to aid IN
7 the construction of this goad. and among The
rich and fertile In the world They extend from
North east ana Noh.west, thFou N the middle Of the
state 10 the extre South aud include every variety OF
and productions found between those para els OF
latitude. The Northern portion IS chiefly prairie inter
spersed with fine groves and in the middle and 'hern
cous tin Der predominates, alternating with beautiful
prairies and openings
other part o. the ounryhs air pu'e and bracing,
while living streams and springs Of excellent water abound
RItuminous Coal Is extensively mined, and supplies a
cheap and desrab, hae being furnished many points
~ 70 ~ tonand wood can be had Al the same rate
per cord.
Building Stone Of excellent quality also sbounds, which
be procured for tte more than the expense OF trans
portaon.
mou from to ave feet deep. aud gently ron their
eoniguty this Rcsd By which every facility l. furnished
for travel and transportatoa, the principal markets
North South East, West aud the economy with which
they can ne cultivated render them the most vsuatie in
veneut h can found an present the most favorable
opportunity for persons OF industrious habits and small
IN, acquire comfortable Independents In few
years
Chicago Is now the greatest grain market in the world
and the facility and economy with which the products
thee lands be transported 20 that market them
much profitable, the prices asked, than those
remote Al government rates-ss the additional cost OF
transportation l. perpeuat,x the latter. which
Be bae by the producer In tue reduced prise he receives
The lite Is p.rieet-and when the Anal payments are
made deeds executed by IN Trustees apPointed BY
tn. ste and whom the tia, vested TO the purchaser.
clear Of every incumb- rance, lien mortgage.
The prices from $50 $50, interest only cent.
Twenty per will be deducted hon the credit price
for Cash.
Those who purchase on lonT credit give payable
Ing g. aud s after date and required 70 i'm.
prove tenth annually for I've year, 10 have
half ths land under cultivation a. the end OF The tms.
Competent Surveyors vi aeeompsty those who web TO
examine these Lands, &c Of barge, and aid them In
IN tkng selections.
aa Is iining ansod are as rich and valuable
those which have been al postd o.
y crisual n p viii be sent % one who viii enclose
airy in Postage stamps. snd Books or Pamphlets
tanning numerous Instances Of successful farming sgred
by resueciahle and Wciiknosn farmers hvng In the
hood ~ the Railroad Lands, n oagh0u tue STATE
aO e cost OF fencing. price q cattle Of haF-
vr.tinx threading, stc-o airy ether lnfoFmatou--Nn
be sheerfa IL vpn application, ehe personally By
lester, 10 Engh, frescA, OF Germ "a sddresseu 20
JOHN WILSON,
land commisdaner Of the Hines oental T. r. Co
ew- oacs IN Illinois CeasrAl k<lra Depot, chieago,
illinois, msrrtSi
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
SuSt ReceiVeu.

A CuAs. RoBERTsoN's ooNFECTIoNARY, large
n lot Of sweet Masena Oranges. Also, q fine lot Of
Sicily Lemons, Cocoa Nuts, Soft shell Almonds English
Wsnuts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts Fberis, &c to be cold
cheap TO sutthe town or country trade. uarch6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
EATING HOUSE,
c. 80 -

NO. &5 Deadertck Street
A Ek unAzFssaned lake P,ssssFs "a ufarmiaR tAelF
tsenas ae1 ~ Heeis GsaeFaly shat ihsy hsss ksa
c4arfe ef ne e4fs1E hease Dsarrc& street.
0hsrrg, an1 p 4DaFsi b fzfnisk aeais q Al
4ses nishs anf aaF. tur sAb @ia b ~ rmss SAP
ed sisk ~ hsst a can - ebisiHea he nsske1
"A. r. kl>G, fFppristor
fvHEESE --leo haxss " 3 chssss. uils srsss,e. q
~ s4sbF J. @. kEs9RIS1N,
telt Co hrsA9say.
y AIsENs. ALMONDS, a e.. isss sssssvsaez
~ asc4e koAehCkSf co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MO.
be drawn "a baltimore, Nd, Thursday, April 50, 1881.
Splendid SCHEME.

wAoe TScksts ESQ Halves ere onarsers IS
m PIease address AL orders Tor ricxsn IN he above
magnificent Sohe@s, 70
r. n. HUBBARD co.,
Ne. - fa1ette strcet, o. hoE. No. A.,
hAiurueTe. mEFfland
LH. HUBBARD co. srs sslAarlssa Assnss 70 GA an
orarrR ~ HlckeIa IN he MarIlanl LnLLerlea.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O.OOO!!
Tickets only $40.

Owing to the great favor with which Single Number
Lotteries have been eved by the public and the large
demand for Tickets, the Managers, SwAE 4 CO., will
have drawing Saturday throughout the year. The
following Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotteries
To- April, 1851
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in the cy o Atlanta, Georgia, in public on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1851.
CLASS SO,
To be drawn in hs City Of Atlanta Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1857, on the Plan OF
SINGLE NUMBERS!
n m n " ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
New Spring and Summer Goods.

7 AN receiving my stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS. Of the latest styles, expressly for Gentlemen
wear, Sich 'nVIte the attention Of ny
the public gcne ally.
kLsO.-soOTrs REPORT OF FASHIONS for the spring
and SAM PRlCHIrT,
feb2B % COLLEGE street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
CrooLer'. millinery Establishment.


We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies OF
Nashville have ever experienced 60 much difficulty
la the selection Of a bonnet, this season, tbi
establishment The cause is not TO be found in the
increased iastidiousness or captiousness of their
tas es in the paucitr OF the stock ineegauce
OF the styles. No; must look for il 10 some
other gu ,rter. Their fancies to tell the TRUTH have
been brwiIdered by the great variety aud oeau of
the jrtment TO choose from. They experience
such sensations while behoding it, as feels
in q rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest
odcs Andlaved their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions led the poet to wish that the
lips Of all sominknd, esp lily the beauties, were
eondeas Into one petty putting pair that he
might, 10 kissing them, ki,s the whole race Where
there is 50 ml,h eeganc', great variety,
choice must be difficult The things natural; and
the dear creatures TO blime But not Of bon
nets alone does CrUokers congress consist Nearly
all descriptions Of millinery goods are represented
there-from the lightest and most etAeral to the
heavier fabrics which art produces to adorn the
loveiest of natures handiworks aI5u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17

- Garner vs. VI ntOn;
81 Grant vs. Campbell:
So Hollins VS. Plummer A Co
So Hen'y vs. Faulkner;
81 Hertha VS. Clark;
SIS Henderson 4 " atkins VI
Dunlap;
50 Cruikshanks 4 Co. Vi
Ga pbell;
80 Howell VS. Yorng;
81 Croker vs. Harper;
81 Clark VS. Simpson;
I'd Week.
90 Fuller VS. Cram;
"a FOSTER vs. Su merrill;
20 Harrsls d VS. Br dye Co;
96 Williams VS. vii on;
% Noel VS. Meredith;
80 Powers VS. Frank in;
80 Scott, Baker & 20. v
Bandy;
100 Wells = Campbell VS. Plan
ter's Bank;
1nf Sane vs Bank Of Tenn;
1O2 White VS. Lucas;
l03 Warren vs. Wilkinson:
ia Mayor s All. ex par e;
D Bloc 4 Go W. Railro ID
ln6 b own vs. Foster;
II alhoun VS. Brie D;
los E-tine VS. EgIn;
log Mayor Aid ex parte;
IL Rawling VS. Ledlette
III Bowles a Bro. VS. Leake
ct al;
i12 Goodbar vs. Same;
ll3 Baker q Oh atham Vi
Same;
ia ~ eren vs. Sam;
lis Williams & McBath VI
Same;
ZIG Nc iavock, tr, VS. McGav,
eek, Adm;
Ill Page W. HaWkins;
lis McGavocS VS. Gum;
l19 Fame VS. Nc ann;
l21 Same W Weaver;
l2l Oh dress VS. SIN h;
l22 Woodland vs. McGavock;
12S Duncan - BiIbo;
l2i Ev ms vs. Mas;
l25 wells vs. Lawrence;
1926 Bank Of Nashville VI
Smiley;
III
l2S Stewart vs. Mt. 0liyet Gem
l29 Overton vs. Nash. Man
uf'c uring o;
1Sl Owen v Warmath;
1871 White vs. Blunkall q Co;
1872 Douglass VS. And rson;
1873 hildress vs. Gum;
l3I Douglass VS. Jones;
l3D Parham vs. Uiley;
1856 Mic oil vs. Lucas;
l8I yhldre sv Gum;
l3S Same vs. Rives;
1883 Brady, German a Co VI
D Aane;
40 Fort vs. StOthard;
III Bank vs. Smiley;
l42 Bans v. Luc :;
l5S Rutland VS. Rutland;
IA Ma inn y vs. Saudek;
lt5 Moses vs. Mclaughlin;
l46 Moore W Lucas;
l4I shute vs. Buchanan;
las
f49
$50 Driver vs. Hutchings;
l5l Love vs. Sloan,
i52 Moore vs. Hughes;
l53 BE ,ty vs. CiOdielter;
l54 Dunn vs. Kr-ider;
l33 Railroad, { chattanooga, v.
Donelson;
l56 Livingston vs. Gas Light
Co;
Isl Gilman vs. Wright:
i5S Halle 4 Co vs. Bridge Co;
l5' Young vs. sum nerhil;
100 Coz " Stevenson;
1911 Brigham vs. Gays;
Is. Bacchus vs. Porter;
1853 Goldberg vs. y. Insurance
%;
16t Smith vs. BE is ex'r:
49, Inskcen, Mcke. a Prize
vs. Stevenson q Viii e;
l66 Goodwin rs Stanley;
l6I McWhirt r vs. II 4 B
douglas
los Lyle Z King vs. Bush;
l69 Bradberry - Br dye co;
lT0 Muir ell vs. Mayor . aid.
III M0rg n 4 20 vs. Wick
house;
Ia Hobbs . Co vs. stuil;
lTS Livingston vs. Mayor a
A erInea;
ia Little " Foster, ct al;
LIS lytle vs. Bush;
10 Mosher ~ Stanley;
~ Elsiey W Vance;
us HIll - King;
lI9 James W. smith;
3Fd Week.
$50 Ke y A MADDEN " Over
ton,
Isl Lusk " Vance;
Is2 Mayheld " 0verton;
leS Passmore wife " Rives.
is Stale o. Tennessee, use sc
W v ilkinson;
March 27-oas9t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Times Changes.

The inventors of Steampower, Railroads
and machinery have during this century
changed the means and courses of living, while
the discoveries OF science have done even more
for the advancement of human happiness and
the amelioration of human suffering. Our
forefnthers when they were sick, frank their
bitter drugs that did not cure, and bowed them
down under diseases that are now easily bro
ken. They tried crude roots and herbs, which
failed them. Now scientific research has dis
covered that this pecul ar properly of one root
and that OF another was required. It is thro'
this light, and on this principle DR.. Aver has
compounded his two great remt dies-Cherry
Pastoral and a;hartic Pills. He has concen-
trated the curative virtues of the best vegeta
bic remedies The results show their origin
and their results are known IN this community.
Mark the difference to patient. in the lapse
of fifty years. Then he swallowed his bitter
pill in vain-now the sick man takes his SUI
CARED Pill or honiad Drop and soon is we'll
again. These adaptation the sciences which
bear upon the security or the comforts oil hui
man life are after all the tangible points of
their advantage TO man. Without them it
matters little how much may be discovered
or what we know since It is unavailable TO orr
necessities aud use Eastern literary RsvieV
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
On sight and ON Demand.

One of" Porter's" staff is responsible for the to!-
lowing anecdote:
Jude O.. well known, highly respected
Knicker booker, on the ehady side ofGlty-a widow
er with FIVE chidren-full of fun and frolic, ever
ready for joke-tO give take, was baniered the
other evening by miss o Ave and twenty, for not
taking another wife, she urged that Le hale and
hearty and deserved matrimonial mess-mate-
The Judge acknowledged the fact; admitted that he
was convinced by the eloquence of his fair friend
that he had been thus very remss, and express
ed contrtion for the fault coniessed ended with of
fering himselfto the lady, telling her she could not
certainly reject him after pointing out TO him his
heinous offence. ,--
The lady replied that she would be most happy to
take tie situation uniquely advertised, and be-
come bone of his bone and flesh of his Aesh, but
there was one, to her, serious obstacle.
WELL" says the Judge, name it. Ny profession
is TO surmount such impediments."
:" Alb, Judge, this is beyond your powers have
vowed i'll ever marry widower, he must have ten
children"
"Ten childrenl Oh, that's nothing" says the
Judge, III give you FIVE now, and my notes on de-
Inand in instruments for the balance" Fact
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
HAEETo w NJ

THE subscriber HIS just received ana now OPEN
i ing the best stock ofdry. Goods and Groceries,
that he has had the pleasure of offering to the
people of TINS vicinity and would respectfully invite
a hope that the very liberal Encouragement he has
received the past year in his store, may be largely
fore manifested wish for the welfare of the Hall
town establishment, by putting their shoulders to
the wheel may still find it their interest to favor
him with their CUSTOM he feels assured that every
thing commonly kept in well furnished country
store, can be had here good and cheap, as any
other store in the county. GEO. w. FOX.
l5-I would take The present opportunity ofinfnrm-
ing the farming community, that am putting up
machinery at my Mill, for grinding plaster, and in
short time, win he ablc to supply them with that
October 9 1856
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
a0etial
VIC indian spirit Gathering.

ny MRS. II. O. GARDNER.
hsrkiv. darkly in the valley,
In each dim secluded alley
countless shades at twilight rally,
Misty forms each glade explore;
Shadows all around ARE flying,
Spirit tone to tone replying,
Aud the night winds softly signing
Greet the mighty dead of yore."
Phantom forms, forever changing,
In the silent woods are ranging,
Or upon the hill-brow pausing
Scan the vista spread before;
One, the eagle plume is weariug,
Stern his look and proud his bearing,
Fierce the chieftains eye is glazing
Ger the land he ruled Of yore.
Doth the wooded, slopiug mountain,
Gushing rill or sparkling fountain,
Wear tie wild exquisite beauty
That so Ling ago it wore2
FoEest groves are rent ana broken,
Where the warriors love was spoken
And their glorious primal beauty
Human art can neer restore.
When the dusky twilight falletb,
Spirit unto spirit callerh,
In the silence, in the darkness,
Chanting their mysterious lore;
lowering DER the silent river,
They are mourning sadly ever,
And The CLASSY wavelets CULVER
As they pass from shore to shore.
When the pallid moon is waning.
And the night owl is complaining,
When. with the wild and ftful swelling
Hoarsely shrieks the tempests roar,
Then the traveller, beni2hted,
Listens, fearful aud affrighted,
To the spirit voices telling
OF the mighty dead of yore."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Disregard OF Death.

1t is curious to watch. as haze done, the
inter contempt of death with which the Turk.
ish soldier marches to meet the zoe !; he knows
that his destiny has been fixed since the day
of his birth; he knows that he must die when
ever his time comes, aud that whole park of
artillery would miss him, if his destiny so de-
crees il; finally he knows that if he fall in
battle, he W II go straightwav to Paradise
and wont he better off there than in this world
of caresf The same feeling, indeed, prelom
mates with tue Turks whenever the. approach
of death rs felt. have seen them dying here
in the hospitals, and the calmness of their de-,
tneanot would shame many Christian; let
them once be. persuaded that they are booked
fer another world, udithe surgeon may look
up his nedicaments agaiu-no persuasion will
induce the Turk to attempt to Illustrate thede-
signs of Proyideace. 5sf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
81 a
michigan Poetry.


No ono who reads the following, says the Home
Journal, can deny that the Wolverines have polk
In their midst. The Adrian Watchtower has been
favored with a poem entitled 1.-THE Souls Last
Sight" which contains the history of young lacy
who became enamored of a certain john Smith, wlo
was faithful until he head of certain farmer down
east fame living in York State" when, it appears,
he took the steamboat line to pay visit beio
yielding himself up 10 his engagements. Lucy, cast
down by this apparent desertiOn gives vent to her
grief:
Hes gone across the sudzy see;
He's crost the lakey wtterl
To sea Jernshy Anytime,
Ben Smither's Oldest ,dawter.
Ny heart IS broak soon shall di,
Oh, crue Crue John
And when Pun dead and betrayed
hoap you'll look upon
The gras that grose upon my tune
Down in the woods SO dark,
Where all is sad and silent glume
And strekd sqwirrels bark.
And when your out at mite as late
AS leYen o'clock or later,
And her The wind whine thro' the tall topped pine,
Obi think ofLucy Bak, r.
And efye marry that Jerushy
YouV CroSt the laiX 10 get,
Remember that yure deerest Lucy
Died in konSekwcnce NV il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
:ouARrERLY CoUnTs.

Fredcr1ck-NIonday before LIST Tuesday in March,
June August and November.
Berkeley I'd Monday in March, Juue' Augussand
November.
Jcfferson-sd Monday in March. June, Augustand
cIarEo-at., Monday in February, May, July and
NIorgan-tth Monday in March, June, Augustand
Hsmpshre-4th Monday in March, June, August
and November.
Fsaquier-<ath Monday in March, May. August
ii HardyGMqnday before LIST Tuesday in March
June, August and November.
warren,-;fd Monday in Marc May, August and
November.
shenandoaI--NIondayb before I'd Tuesdayin Mach,
June, August and Novcmhcr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02

.g..ss a young ministersin highly elaho-
rate sermon whicl. he'll preached while supply
ing an abAenl minister's pulpit said several
times when giving some new exposition of "a
passage y lie critics and commentators do
mot agree with me here Next tnorling as
in her apron. She said her husband had heard
his sermon and III fought ii was very fine one:
and he said .the common taters did not. agree
with him here be had sent him some of the
Jersey blnss1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
HOWARD. ASSOCIA TiON
PHIL.ADELPHLA
Important Announcement.

Important Announcement.
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
i as SPERM .TORRHEA, SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHGA, GLEET,
SYPHILIS. the Vice of ONANISM, Or SELF ABUSE,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life, caused by Sexual
Diseases and the receptions practiced upon the un
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
Act worthy of their ,iame. to give Medical advice
Gratis, all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter, with description of their condition, tage,
occupation, habits of life, &c,) and in cases of cx
tremc poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent lnstitu-
ton, established by special endowment, for the
lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with sc Viru-
lent and Epidemic Dseases.'s 1t has now surplus
of IN ans which the Directors have voted to expcnd
in advertising the above notice. needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
Just published, by the Association, Report on
Spcrmatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of
Ouanism, Masturbation or Self-Abusc, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, I'm sealed
envclupe) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt of
two stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consultir
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South NINTH
Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Sec'y. E. d. HEARTWELI-.
August %, 1856. President.