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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION A
PHILADELPHIA

~, oent w institution, established by spe-
ciaI endowment for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with Viruont aud Ep-
dcmic diseases.
u all persons afflicted with Sexual D;.oo.
Il sea, such as Spcrmatorrhna. Scn,inal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoa, GIeet Sv
pN!ii', the NlCcol Ouunisu, or Self Abuse. &c
&c., '
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of
the awful destruction OF human life, caused Inv
Sexual diseases, aud the deceptions practisei
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
ny Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting surgeon, AS Charitable Act wor-
my oi their name, TO open Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class of diseases IN all
their forms, aud to give Medical Advice Graft.
To ali who apply by letter, with a description Of
thelr condition, (age, occupation habits of life
Sc.,) ana III cases OF extreme poverty To Fur.
nish Medicines Free of Charge. Ills needIcs.
to add that the Association commands the high.
est Medical skill OF the Age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment
The Directors, Oh a review of the past feel
assured that their abors ia this sphere of he.
neyocnt effort, have been of great benefit I,
the afflicted, especially 10 the Souar. and thew
have resolved To devote themselves. with re-.
ncwed Zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
just Published by The Association, a Repor.
on spcrmatorrhUa, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice OF Onanism Masturbaton or SelfAbu,c.
and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by lhe
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail
Sln sealed letter envelopc,) Free of Charge
on receipt Of Two Stamps tor postage.
Address, for report or treatment, Dr Geo. y
Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard A ssoci. .
alton, No. South Ninth Street. Philaalsln,.is
Pa. By order of the I,i,ac,o, !. ~'-ss
EZRA ID. IIEARTwELL, Pnxsroxsxx
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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The Great Ambassador of Health
II Oil 0 " Avs PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK?

The want Of II sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering portion OF
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
and other dclcterious particles was severely
felt till this all powerful medicine was ushercd
into the world HoLLowAy's INvALUApLr PILLS
have tecomc the household remedy of all ma
tions. Their attribute is to prevent as well as
to cure; they attack the radix or root of the
complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
cause of disease reinvigoratc and restore the
dropping energies of the system, assisting ma
ture in her task Of vital and func,ionary rcfor.
iation
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PErERSON'S
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Bulwer's Brilliant Romance. eutitled
" What Will He DO With lt?" pronounced
to be the masterpiece of this polished, wit.
ty, and learned novelist, by special arrange
meat with Lae Author, appears in Harper's
Weekly simultaneously With its publication
jp England.
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ot all disease, the great first cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws.
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ON THE PLAN OF
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CL A = - 4 z

/ Draws on Saturday, November ~, Is!
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

May 20, is5e.--l6.
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The great scourge of this continent yields
quickly to course of these antiscptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone; searching and uncrriug remedy
disperses it from the patients system
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BILIOUS DISORDERS.

The proper quantum and right condition
the bile is of momcntous Importance to the
health of the human Frame this Inti.bilious
medicine expelS the hidden seeds of the com.
plant, aud rendcs all the fluids and secrctions
pure and fluent, cleansing and rcsusitatiug the
visal functions of the body
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
For the Ottumtcd Courier.
Parting. .
BY +. n. GRIFFIN.

We part tonight with spirits light,
To travel different windings,
Through Futures maze, while sweet relays,
Ofthe Past, are our remindings.
Our hopes are high, for God is nigh,
Our Shield in every weather,
Our Guide where'er our roads appear,
Till wind they close together:
And while our paths, so winding now,
Divergeful every hour,
Lead noiseless to our common one,
Let US praise the Highest Power.
The night winds wall, the tolling gales,
OF solemnness do not sadden
The loyal heart, when II doth part
From blessed joys that gladden.!
Nor can they grieve nor vet relieve
That heart when sad at partingl
For thoughts unworn, like hopes forlorn
Come from the mind upstarting.
But, then, this parting only tends,
The affections zeal to test,
Which, proving true in storms, will reach
A sabbath goal, at last, ofrest.
Ashland, Iowa.
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GT. Gen. Walker, the fiIibuster, Is = Mo-
bile, where his presence seems to excite no
curiosity whatever.
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RT The conversions Of one week among
the Baptists are reported ct 1900; among
the Methodists &C, 900.
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% A Greek lawyer recently moved the
Supreme Court at Athens Tor the reversal Of
the sentence against Socrates.
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e~ Gen. Harney is to be assigned to the
command Of the Utah army, which u to b
withdrawn from Kansas.
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e~ Gen. Houston is to be appointed Govs
ernor az Arizona.
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Maidsns nast Be mild and ossk,
Swirl 10 hssr. and slow 10 sFsak.
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O. The wheat crops throughout the coun-
try never looked more promising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05

aSuRKw - Wednesday, Dec I, after a short illness,
JAM wife of Mr. Joseph Andrew of the Cedar street III.
tel No. la Cedar street.
Tho friends u tie family are in vte 10 attend the fune.
IA, tins Sunday afternoon at hall past O'Clock
nasSosD Suddenly, At her Residence a foriham, on
Td,soa. evening, No,. 90 u apopeNy, grs. RgBxoca
BAstcnp. widow Of the late II oma' Bassfod in The o5d
The fune services will take place the residence Of
W Eassiord No ~ Franklin street, this Sunday acr
noon at O'Clock, instead of MONDAY, previously
nounccd fie friends and relatives of the family
vitcd 20 attend.
Bsr1rnoS.-ar AsRoS BsrrlRsoS, con o. W " n,,er.
son. a wilton Conn, formerly % New York. departed
this life THURSDAY Oct - aged ~ Years Although
hi sickness was Ions and panfa he Uas patent and
ounpg uing. lew DAYS before hs death and up hrs
Ia moments H. calm and resigned. ~ gave dircc
tienf about funeral aud othcg matters AMI among his
lat requests was ~ have this notice sent 10 che Ncw Yok
HRAi llc passed away without struggle. AM quietly
one falling into a refreshing sleep
IowrrsOn Friday, lee. ,, sARm ocrsA, wife Of Isaac
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited to Al,
ton tn funeral s,rsccs, al hfr late residence No Ut
T,rih avenue, on Monday evening at seven clock.
CLA.uNboa -On saturday morning ier I, In0NAs VII
IAN only sou IL Thomas and Margaret Ann Clarendon,
aged year ana 10 months
invited the funeral, this Sunday Afternoon
two O'Clock, rom the residence = MS pascnts IN Madison
street between fHasson and Franklin avenues Brooklyn.
CoNKrIs.-At smthown, Long Island. on Friday, Nov.
&c, Mis- CaATrY coNKsS. 80 the sOh yesr % her age
FvSAss rla,laDds, /. y, Capt AtnEEr EsSsSs
ms friends are respectfully invited 10 attend Tie fne
raj from his late residence on Monday AFTERNOON, nj two
ocioek
FAiroSwa I'm New orleans, on Sunday. Nov J. Mr..
JosnE : FHoss sor.aerly Of this city, aged 50
FuzGxtaID---,n Saturday, prc 4, NJ her rc.tlencc,
ntaee sue.., bfVos.n, Me, Hliors 'h1 1870 ~ -
MANY tuc ueoNea VIE ~ = t'~setat1s i"m~f's W var
CITY q dublin, aeei 5o years. ,..-,,-.. - -.
. ber remain. WI - tAen '" i"'snNe'lT'eof ~ V''sN
Republic, Monday afternoon, AT Jour O'Clock.
. ffotk.--on Ianf-iay, Dc. y WARY hA.hA1N, W.T. W.T.
hcnfy FLOCK, deceased, akea % Seafs' hOn'NS anu
"ass , .-.. ~. =. s..,..s 4. - ~, s...
her irends and relatives are inVea y a'onu t,e 'u
raj us tSnnoayl allerh"'a ~ Nv. y, w
aehfe oi pct sol Aurs' ~ ~ 49, 80 "S' '''
ler rrm ma VOL sp 4 Cemetery.
nhhi.hr IN flls,a. 49, p, ~ IN 49, $3.50,
VII ~ Nrna'1 i''i'btss , .e' = ~ .,s.t,w -,
~, liiesas an 800 ~, ~, 49, 49,, ~ 49, =
" aiiena W. tatNtal' $3.50 49, ,sy,,t,t 80 ~, =
S St nlfss W !, W. n,'ak '' V"
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A WEtsIlMAN IN DIFFICULTY John Davis, a Wcshmau
non convcrsant with the English language American
customs while peririnating the Fourth ward on Friday
evening, became enam0red Of two yellow girls named
Sarah johnson and Sarah Burke, aud upon invitation
compan'ed the sable danses TO their lodgings in Oak
street After mbihng freely of brandy water, Mr..
Davis was easily persuaded to spend tn remainder Of the
night at the residence Of the young ladies question
Before retiring however, he placed S191 bank bills and
gold IN the toe OF his boot by Of security Not think
ing for moment that he detected in this stratlgcm,
he fell asleep and passed the night fnccd security.
What WAS his surprise, however, following morning,
to find that lie had been robbed of thing His dusky
companions were mon, est, and could give him
satisfaction concerning the whereabouts OF hts
s1a7 Meeting Policeman Peaney, OF the Fourth
precinct Davis made known his loss, and described the
appearance of the miss ing ladies' accurately the
officer succeeded in aTrestng them In the Possession Of
one Of the prisoners found jackknife, which
identified by MIR. navs as his property colofcd
named White, supposed confederate OF the girls,
also stcd Suspicion but there being evidence
against him, Justice Connolly obliged to discharge
him. The female prisoners both committed FOR
examination II Is almost needless say that the SI9I
not recovered
BURGLARY JK,sEY CrrY.--The dwelling house OF c. H.
Atkins, Grove street. Jersey City, entered by bur
glars Friday night and ransaeked FROM garrett
lar in search OF plumber. After rcgag themselves with
several bottles Of wne the thieves escaped with
booty. No arrest made II is supposed that these
burglars the individuals who few weeks since
broke into Mr.. Atkins premises The nciciency Of the
police is topic Of universal complaint in Jersey City