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nfrSscS1s RArE7oAp. This rail-

D s2s e. ~
- llT1sos1I Random. This raiiroad|
ssiag iSSder very favorable auspices.
We notiSs That large quantity Of iron and
'everal cars arrived for II rsosuelS II 10
thought that II will be opened ~ far Msx-
co, the county seat Of Audrsin county, The
present month.
ETThe bill for the admission Of Mippss-
,ta into the Union has passed the 80
With three dissenting votes cast Of
Yulee Of Florida, and KSonsdy Of
Maryland.
what tho st. Louis Papers say.
The Leader can account for the election Of
the Stree Democratic" ticket, only on the
principle that the Lord chasteneth whom he
loveth, and, even in this view Of the case, is
much inclined to cry out at the Christening
It says:
Well the Lord chasteneth whom he low
eth and ~ the amount Of the love is to be
inferred from the amount Of the chastening,
it il plain the Lord loveth st. Louis exceed
ingly; else why should he send her such o
Mayor and city couDsellors Cd We could per
fecQy we'll understand the waiter, had il
been tho Hottentots or some other African
tribe that made the election but how the
white people of st. Louis could choose
government just ftsfox the coast Of Guinea,
We do not exactly comprehend.
Tho Republican Assurts Mr.. Taylor that
he "has reason to he proud Of the vote Il
received" and, although defeated, solaces
itself with these reflections:
Mr.. Taylor haa reason to BE- proud OF The
vote he received. The candidate Of the peo-
pie, he had no such organisation to back him
- that which hsiped ~. Finley forwnrd.- 80
But even with this disadvautaes " the race.
six thousand sitissns freely gave him their
suArages. Wswoould very readily assign
many reasons for He defeat, but We are not
in the habit Of doing these things. Itsis
enough Tor u, that the party is successful,
at the same time that We have the satisfac.
sion Of knowing that We have broken into
the strcngholds Of that party, and carried
them against the most active exertions.
The Democrat exults ct the election OF Mr..
Gasdenhire, ssFree Democrat for Mayor
OF Jefferson City, and Gays:
We shall be much disappointed IL this sim
gle days work does mot cause Jefferson City
TO double In population and business within
the year. Certainly it has covered itself
with glory, and earned proud distinction
Tor the future.
On she TrssAph
The y. 4. Tribune thus speaks on the re-
suit OF the anti administration triumph Of
the House, in the defeat of'the infamous Le-
compton Bill.
It 10 triumph over fraads in elections
over government based on wholesale fraud
and bAllct-bcx esunng-it y : victory over
poll-lists taken bodily from old Directories,
and eleeAion returns forged without even ia
king the trouble 70 write false names in the
poll. iists,
y Z : sriunph Of genuine popular soyer.
ssn institutions and choose their own rn-
lsrs--ovsr tie bogos prstsndsr to thai namc
J : J: !; ! !!
.rca o,s, 49,, :. .c.sss;s...ss.- g.
gerou. .hnse n Srscrt;~s rst.c,.. - -. -
novar-ove, hul,v;rs ~ ,n.sSss- go.
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The Gate Ctty Agaiass the Woria !!
r 3 = r u X
Mattress Mandatory.
"a. C. ORR @

I 8 nov na1slsstssing Nstazsssss Of every -
! scftpsisn, epaSsL Spring. CnFled Hair. Woslsn,
fehing. csttsa, Asa. Birch, 6huok, and Str.v. ot
- best quality. Pillows and DolsteFs Of I'll
kinds. Alaa Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
70, and all articles mAnafActarsd or ssd st my e.
tablishment will be offered Ut fair terms. and war
EAntsd. challenge tbs production Of superior
work at any sstablnAnsnt Of the kind Ia th .
Western country. Yos ars res peetfslly invited to
call AID examine spseimens Of ny work Ware
rooms, corncr Of Fourth-st. and E4chapgs.
havs IN operation sswlyasvsnted And az
psnsivs machinery, which enables me to mspufse-
tsre better WORK, y nora literal rates, than In
fsrier work otherwise Manufactured can BE- At
fordsd for Material for Bedding, -. prepared
BY machinery 70 more aaifosnH sdo perfectly
prepared, and the work far superior 10 quality.
W II O = SALE AND RETAIL.
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u. ~. MORSE. ~ -.
INFLOW q Massachusetts NeAI1el eeeiatv. o.
= ~ evss Pickles , Lssss' Daak, 1Aird.Sk
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GYrlf it were not for some singular peo-
pie, who persist in thinking for themselves.
in acting for themselves, and in being Cos
Portable, Ne should all collapse into hide.
ons confofnity. ~
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Fer komt.
rINHE 2ad and srd floors over store No. 14o n ain
St., lately occupied BY Chas. Schaffcr. The
rooms on the 7ad door very desirable for osc.s.
The 3rd neor 10 suitable for lodge room or
church. Fine front entrance on Main-st.; lease
given for one ysar--low. Apply to
aprsd2w KELI1O0G 4 BIR0F.
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An OLD SroRr WITH New APPLICATION
"A story 10 told Of negro who had a
great desire to be converted under the
preahcing ofiWhitfeld. Not being asquainted
with the physiognomy OF that eminent d.
vine, his question, whenever no heard SER
mon, "Who dat preachin' dere 20 was often
repeated. On ore such occasion, in reply
TO his invariable question, Sambo was told
by person who understood his wish, that
Il WAS Whitfield. Sambo's opportunity. had
arrived I; and, in the midst Of his excitsmens
he rolled about in . manner no thought IS
fitting the great occasion. A day or two
Afterwards he learned, 20 his intense aston
ishment, that Whitfield had mot preached Il
that time--was not even in that part OF the
country and his ehagrin found sorrowful
oppression: "Dsn Ise rolled in de dirt eli
eeF nothin 70
u So with poor Buchanan 10 his Kansas bus
ioess-he hasrolled in the dirt thus far all
Tor nothing.-lN. Y. Post.
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RIThe bin for the admission Of MINES
ota into the Union has passed the ~
with three dissenting votes cast i Of
Alabama, Yulee Of Florida, and Ks16sdy Of
Maryland.
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missouri state MUTUAL. FIRE
AND MARINE IN1UkANCE co.

STATE oF IOWA: AUpIfoR'g OIvIcK, !
DEs MoixEs, March n, 1853
1Tu hereby certified. that on the 10th day Of
I March 1881, statement was hied In this Of
nee showing tbs condition Of the Missouri State
Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
-. Louis State Of Missouri, on the Isl day Of
March, 1883, in accordance with IL. provisions Of
On sot OF the Legislature Of this State, passed
January 18th, 1851; that such statement shows
that said Company 10 possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested required in said
oct.
Authority Is therefore given the above named
Insutence Company 10 transact business Of Insur
ancS IN This State in accordance with the laws
thereof.
Isis also certified that A. BRIDGMAN, ESQ,
OF keokuk, has been duly appointed by ssid Compa-
~ their lawfai Attorney aud Agent for the county
Lee with full pswer to take risks Of Insurance
setn, and 10 acknow ledge service Of process upon
u hliss eertihsd copy Of he statement died in
this q nnUIt h the Clerk OF the District Court in
and n bounty.
1t IL farther certified that the annexed 10 true
copy Of the required statement.
In testimony whereof, have hsreuuto
H. s. set my hand and aibxed my seal Of once
this 9Th day Of March, tsSs.
JN0. PATTEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
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IncorruptisIs Inher, tam Dc.

NO poverty tnereT MILLIONS 01#Go0ds m0n
have left the earth poor but never has one
entered poor. Lazarus, the moment before
he died was beggar at the gate, but in i
moment after his death, his estate has grown
80 fast that the naughty wording, still sur
viving' insall his influence, 10 comparison
with him was penniless pauper. o, poor
believer! rejoice 10 prospect 81 your grand
inheritance! ~ is incorruptible, undeHled
and fadeth notaway. II is really immense,
inestimable, unspeakable. IIasit not bssn
your endeavor to clay up for yourselves
treasures in heaven ?" Why not ofsencr
think of results there? Fear not. There is
good neys from that far country. Unsuc-
csSsful 10 you may have seemed on earth,
your hssveniy schemes have al prospered
The treasury of God ovssdowswith your
wealth. And it is safepss3estly safe
Neither "moth nor rusg, corrupe it; nor can
a o,s, : Nh 5s'a sass steal il. More
Asloag a. yen I'VE snsArth gsu llay add to
beyond GIoSmput through IN s6srsftys.
Crasus was rich, fnsullus was s4ch, Solomon
was rich, and the Rothschilds 90 rich; but
all. 1t may BIO that tho stores you have al
ready accumulated in heaven would buy this
town, buy the district, buy tho world and
still be comparatively UNTOUCHED. Nay,
think this not extravagant! would not
barter the heritage Of the most destituts OF
Christians for the whole globe and al its
improvements. Lift up your heart; let it
expand and overflow with bliss. AT The close
OF the short journey through time, you will
see eternity open before you, all radiant with
the variety Of your boundlcss and endless
possessions. Be not proud, deed---Alas,
for the folly Of all pride but be grateful,
thankful, hopeful, and happy Stookton's
Sermons. M
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HoLEsA DEALxRs

I N Motions and Fancy Goods. Jswslry, watches,
/ Wsteh Materials, Looking 0iasses. CDnths, Cos
simsres. vsstings. Tailor Trinnlaes, =.
We have just received . large stusk 81 fresh
Goods. bought At great advantage aaA will b sold
lower. fmah11Aluva
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STATEN EMIT 81 the Mlsssars state
MutaAl FtFs ana marine unsuva u &c
xCo.1hy, 81 ~. Lesss, March lss,
4 Aaue Of the Company IL, "rhs Missouri
Mutual Fire apd Marine Insurance. Compa-
ny Of b. LouiA :" Ths prtncipAl ONCE Of the
Company is located in the City Of St. Loss.-
The Company insures againt loss or AssAge by
hre the marine department has mot bssn or
ganiSed.
- such, hsirg organised entirely on the Mutual
system. The Premium notes gives BY the In
surancc constitute the capital Of the Company.
3. Ten per cent. Of each premium note 10 paid
when the policy 10 Issued. The balance Of the note
issuhject TO calls or assessments, to b made b.
the Board Of Directors a. needed TO pay Losses
and expenses. {Ses sections and ] sf ehartsr.)
4. The Assets Of the Company are:
Cash on hand ....-.-.................$ 1.7So.36
Dive by Asents..-..- ......... o,677.3s
btls rsceivaoie........... 1Ab ye&7A0
Book sscounts......................... l<1.65
once furniture, (essinaa:... seo.oe
aros. Asss.s.............. y. .e.ss. os7 SO
Tn. face Of the Premium Z "a Il Is. Coup.pv
10 Ss74,352.06; VI this there 10 snealled and sub
the sum Of $S57 ,4Sl.ss.
on real estate In the STATE Of Missouri for ali the
Premium notes given 70 the Co0paay for Insurance
Hp bsildingr. The fscs Of the Conpaay's notes
as secured Is S2l 1895 80 q which Il Gro i m
sssn .Sa 'ss = e -, ''s, Ss
The Company also OWES notes secured
BY deeds Of trust on real estate in Mis-
souri,. amo.nting. With accrued interest.
HaLing the total no.ss secured on real 1900
estate 10 Missouri, One Hundred and
Fhirty two ThoussAA, Thrss uaAAred --
Aad Sixty-obs 7e.l0o Dollars. Al32.3Sl.7o
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~ AT1so11I RArfxoAD. This railroad
iSts lssiag a1der very favorable auspices.
We notlSs That large quantity Of iron and
several cars arrived for II rsosueiS II 10
thought that it will be opened - fan ~ Msx-
leo, the county seat Of Audrsin county, the
present month.
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II. ,. Rowe, M. -.
hFFICE aud residence corner Of Fourth and
~ Concert streets. Keokuk, lows.
@aprl0dtt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
" Office ID hereby given that will sen 10 the
highsst bidder, Tor cash, on Wednesday, A,ril
21aes &eAneAt the ware house Of Brown, Austin 8
CO. Printing materials, consisting =
er,e3VUGSxtures; marked, q. p. Dckcrso - Ss
Aprii9, lS5S-dtd A. BROWN. =
III NEW AND R1NEI
G II AP 20 r G A SsB L.
ME- have last received and open seakSpy aid
Wv stock Of -
SpRlNGAND SUMNER oarHING.
And have sJosy thing . man can all for IL the
cioth,nn1s from sosrse - supSfnnc, and from
plain H handsoae. It's no sss to blew or
expAtf( ke have just the articles for hard times
both ID SSAit,y, style and price. All we ask i
that customers ell with 0D-Cssh In hand ~
aad gst great bsseAins.
RsiAenbsr the plaee- next 70 Collier . n htsn /
Grocery, on Sd street.
sprydtf SIS. POLLooK i CO.
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Gbf Gate Uitn.
* EOK UK:
ATU1DAY MORNING, APR. 10.

Iun Dns Nouns VALLEY WHiG 10 publiaX
psssy Monday At this olscs, 10 one Of The "
papers IN Iowa, and hss ! very large and inss
lag sireslatioa throughout the Des Moipes Il
~, 10tAssa Alissosri, and Western Illinois.
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Rem OVAL.
~ w. RUNYAN I c.. take ples,ure in in
~. formihg their frisnds An4 the public genera +
~ that they have rsnexsd FROM their OLD stan on
Fourth.st. ~ - stofe Formerly occupied by H. l.
hand q new and choice lot Of Groceries aud Pro-
visions, which sksy arc selling CHEAP FOR CASH.
Give Us seal and OK. mine for yourselvss.
@. W. NUNYAN = C0,.
Aprlod2w Corner nf Main asSfvth
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Mississippi Valley Nuyseyy,
kEOKUK, IoWA,

UTHERE nay - f.sn1
w ths best Of Fruit
1ress, 1vsserssns, 6ha1s
Irses, Grape vines, asd
esnAnsatal plants. Ae.,
"a.
Also, n their ssason,
Csbsaes, Tomato : Sweet
Potato Plants.
Osdsss eat through the
pott ollee or othefwise
will rseeivs prompt and
sarsful attention.
0roands In the western
part Of the city.
uch9S dam
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hoy VI ANTG0

A GOOD, honest, industrious Boy wanted, to
n whom We will pay reasonable wages. Mono
need apply unless they come we'll recon mendsd.
apr l0d3t @. w. KUNYAN 4 co.
AANDRE EEL LOST.
A FEWdays since, between Buena Vista and
"A keokuk, . Aandrl for . small circular saw
was lost. The Andsr will please return Il TO the
Music Store Of B. B. HINMAN.
nDr lOd6t
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CnKcKERED.-Ths Boston &yasslsr says
In single building 10 Boat ~ evenine,
there Was prayer meeting Hoe floor, :
boxing exhibition 10 the pvs, and .
calico ball In the upper hall. u pRssAgs from
one room OF the sdi6ce to another would
have given good illustration Of Pop5s1
line
krom grave to gay, from lively TO severe"
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Produce nKokeg,
Q@es Ne. ., EscAaass Dstidtae, ST. Louie. MO.
DROAPT attention will b given . III sessiep-
msnts addrssped 70 ne,
Al hisds II 0fain, Rlosr, Wool, Or Other nss.
shasdiss bought ~ ~ - sommissisa.
ORDERS solicited fren 1afnsSs, nssshantsan1 eth
en-, vAisA will - attsnded 70 pseuptiy. snd Il -
aiats sstnsns made.
\. n. Miller Z Sons, Cant, n. q. Eatan.
b. Ksllsy HasdinR, Darkee Hnlleek
UANaAw1u
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IioT TixEs.-We have seen many hard
rubs in our day, and have known what il l.
TO want money, but IN old settlsr near
Bloomington, illinois, has seen the toughest
times Of any man we ever heard Of. He
says the winter Or 1880 was remarkable for
the scarcity Of money; 90 much 20, that one
man Who was elected justice Of the peace,
couldn't raise enough TO pay ansoaicer for
swearing him in; so he stood III before .
looking-glass and qualified hlmselA
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1s1AcH or PnoxIsE. 6snsca IN. w
Observer says that u the present term Of the
Circuit Court, Judge Wells presiding, in that
village, the most important case tried 10 that
Of Priscilla Hartranfs %. J. N. Chamber
lain, an action for breach Of promise. The
$50 10 noticeable Tor some pscularities.-
~ plaintiff 10 forty -four and the defen-
So foeey-nine years Of age, and the court.
ship 6cmmsnced when the lady vas eighteen
yeaSe old, and the defendant has been mar
- eNlee. Before his last marriage the de-
fe19ans fsnswed biz addresses. The jury
tsAd1fed avsfdict w thsplaintia OF 81 200
damages.
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AsGcoD Hir.-At recent anti Lscomp,
ton D6nccratis demonstration at Columbus
General Geiger made the following good
hit:
u He was reminded OF the story Of the boy
who vent to the preacher when his little
brother died:
~ have como over to get you to preach /
funeYal.o
"a sermon, you mean"
eyes" 800
"WhO 10 deadp"
6 NY little brothers,
Aow old was he PSI i
~"
guess the Lusus natur9 Of LccomptoY
will meet the same fate.
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pUBLiC NOTICE Il hereby giysn,rtAat On tie
= lSth day ct April, 1858, 10 fronC II Csoesrt
Mali, n the City q Ksoksk. Les Cssnty. lows,
proceed % sell 70 the highest biddsF sr cssh
tn handy the following real estate, to-wit; LIT
twelve t13) In block one hundred and sixty-f
llS4l, n the City Of Keokuk, County Of Lee ast
State Of lows. S1
The salo 4 made BY virtue Of . Trust Des1 FREE
osthafins \ o. Harkins 70 me made, 70 seeufe ~
payment Of certain note for the ssu of Az No.
dTed doiiars, which note Il due and unpaid, md -
tbs terms u the Deed Of Trust am rseuirsd -
sell The property. Sale bstwssn ths houSv u 10
o'clock .. m. and o'clock ,. y.
:. wv. KUDDIcK, Trustee.
March -, ls4s-dta
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-01

DIRECTORS.
w. w. Berry, I. c. Burge,
w. II. Gordon, n. Hobson,
Jas. Johnson, p. w. Maxey,
B. LaDier, John w. Terrass,
Sam. NJ. Scott. r. o. Harris,
d. d. Dickey, J. B. White,
A. J. Duncan.
ISAAC LlTTON, A. J. DUNCAN,
Secretary. President.
Feb. "a, 1873 2m
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RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-The ALBANY
correspondent Of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce writes:
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Hon Young Nun Kissed Widow,
AMI the Consequence Ihereot-Cath-
arne Near is a widow lady of some
SIX months standing. plump, blooming,
and radiant in all the beauty of ma
ture womanhood, while Mr.. Richard
Winter is a young and dcbonair bach
clor, whose sanguine temperament in
duced hlp to imagine that he had
erased the impression of the ''dear de-
parted from the heart of the relic, and
daguerreotyped his own image there
on in its place. They are fellow
boarders in "a house on Filth street, of
some three months' acquaintance, du-
ring which time it appears that the
gallant bad escorted the fair widow on
several occasions to the theatre and
other places ofamusement. Prcsuming
upon the incipent intimacy which had
thus sprung up, and while sitting to-
ge'her in the parlor of the boarding
house on last Sunday night, he at
tempted to improve the opportunity
by stealing a kiss from the ripe lips of
the luscious widow, who struggI ed.
but as he pesisted she screamed, which
brought the landlady and several
boarders uSon the scene, the former
declaring that she would have no
such carrying on in her house. The
mortified widow burst into tears, and
the whole formed Il very interesting
tableau. A male friend, and probably
rival, took the matter in hand and
the result was that the too confident
Richard Winter found himself com
PEELED to attend the "one-horse court"
Of Justice McFaIl, yesterday after
noon, to answer IA charge Of assault !
and battery.
The affair. as presented, was rather
"A poser TO Squire john" who didn't
know whas to make Of il. At length
said hn:
"Did be kiss you, madam
The widow blushed and sinpered.
YES"
"Well. did he he bur. you?"
ooh, no, sir" replied Mrs. Near.
"Then there's no assault and bat
terry in The case" rejoined the Magis-
raie; $50 young man you're discharg-
I'd; only" continued he. "when you
ny it again, don't strike the iron be.
ore It is hot. "-Er, !,
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WINCHESTER:
THURSDAY, APRaL ls., 1858

% A few days since we posted
some bills around town in relation to
Grover ~ Bakers Sewing Machines.
with our name attached at the bot
tom OF each, us agent for the sale of
them. Some one has taken the pains
to cut or tear oft the name attached
leaving the rest. Now, any person
VINO has passed the age Of childhood
who would TINS act, would steal -
Yes, we would not trust them as far
as we coull throw the bell on Mos
COW.
We have contempt enough for the
person who would cut or in any way
detaoe any bill posted for the public
TO read, so long as that bin is couchcd
in proper language. But the person
who done what we have alluded to is
actually mean enough to seek revenge
on a neighbor by burning his house %,
midnight, and if we knew the name
OF the one that dono it, we'd give it
in print. He may be caught yet.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL
ENDOWMENT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK AND
DISTRESSED, AFFLICTED WITH vIRULENT
AND EPIDEMIC DISEASES
ITO ALI PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH SEXUAL DIS.
l. eases, such as SPERMATORRHEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHtEA, GLEEi'
SYPHILIS, the Vice Of ONANkSM, or SELF ABUSE,
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view ofhe awful de,'
tructOn Thurman life caused by Sexual diseases, ana
receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims OF
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed their SN
sulting Surgeon, CHRITA BILE ACT worthy OF tGeIl
name to open Dispensary for the treatment 2i ms eS
ofdiseascs in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL Az
VICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with Ges
crpOn of their condition. GAGE occupation habits Of 1
&c-) and i'm cases OF extreme poverty TO FURNln,n,
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless TO ,oa !.
that the Association nds the CHEST Medical skin
the age and will furnish the most approved moderntre
ment. u,,
The Directors, review OF the past, feel assured haI
their labors In this sphere Of benevolent effort have peh
of great benefit to the afflicted especially to this very III
portant but much despised cause.
Just published by the Association Report on Speia
torrhea Seminal Weakness, the Vice oil Onans n
Mastur baton SclfA buse, and cher Diseases o. OLE p
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which VII az
sent by mall lin sealed letter envelopeD rhbho'
CHARGE, on receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postase,
Address, for Report or treatment: Dr. GEohos "a
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asssociatloh'''
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. -..
EzRAD HEARTWELL, Presiden'
GEO RArRCHff u, Secretary,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-01
G.. M. EHAEs1gEiss.

AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF TIE I-ey3 SQUARE,
Winchester. -..,lssg Tennessee.
Very thankful for The liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
ana will furnish any article IN cabinet furnl-
tnre at the shortest notice, either of bis own
manufacture or cf factory work. lie is de-
tcrmlned that no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for custom. Any
ar'ici" ~ ls own make that does not prove
10 De such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFiNS FURNISHED
at ali times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them. aud on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion OF the country without
extra charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point of gentleness in any
country.