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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
EXCHANGE BANK MONEY I'VE

EXCHANGE BANK MoSEY.--We
learn that the labor OF The Bank
Investigating Committee, is being
TO some extent retarded, by the
failsre of holders of Exchange
Bank notes, TO report to Inc
County Court Clicks, as they re-
anesteG some weeks ago. lnas'
much as it is deemed important by
rbe committee, to the end OF their
investigation, we think the public
should come up as far as possible
TO the aid of the committee, and to
facilitate their efforts TO arrive at a
Just conclusion. We therefore eau
attention to the subject, that The
holders Of these notes shall report
,tem without unnecessary delay, as
desiretby the committee
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

A friend Of ours has a better
method Of sending money BY mail
than that of registering the letter at
the post Office. When be is lucky
enough 20 have money to send to
his friends through the mail, be
places large black seal upon the
letter, and writes underneath, tn
hastet Such letters always get to
their destination iu safety.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
A. horrible outrage was committed

/ a horrible outrage was committed
in Muscatine, Iowa, short time
since. Some fends, a few nights
since, bound and gagged Mr.. j. s.
Brown, and leaving him on the floor
of his store, set the Building on fire,
The groans of the man were heard
by persons alarmed b. the fire, and
be Was rescued. The store was
burned. Mr.. Brown, when rescued
had lost his reason, and it is doubtful
If it viii be restored,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

New jersey is great state, and
Jersey City particularly has immor-
talished itself by introducing a new
era in justice. A man was actually
tried there, and convicted too, Of tax
ing an umbrella that did not belong
20 him, and committed to prison!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
Prospect Of the Cotton Crop

Two weeks ago brighter pros
pect for cotton was never seen IN the
South, The stands were excellent,
crops clean and thrifty, and The sea-
SONS all that could be desired. This
prospect has recently become some.
what clouded. The overflow of the
Mississippi, the cold unreasonable
spells, inducing rust and insects
that prey upon the plants, have very
much changed the aspect of affairs.
This latter trouble seems to be almost
general, if the newspaper accounts
are to be believed.
Our accounts from middle and
western Georgia have been uniformly
unGavorable for some days past
We copy belos paragraph from
the Columbus Sun Of Tuesday,
which draws rather gloomy picture
for that imm .diatc vicinity: /.
The few cod days last week
wrought quite a change in the pros
pects of cotton. Cotton that apoar-
ed vigorous and thrifty the week pre-
yious, underwent great change in
a few days. A visit, last Friday and
Saturday, to the same plantations
over which we had passed the week
ereyious, developed to US greater
blast than we thought could take
place in 50 short time. The fields
which on our previous visit, promised
so fair, now present the appearance
of ruin from the ravages of the cot.
TON lice. and much Of it is dying
leaving in many places very bad
stands. And if what we saw on oul
late visit is an index to the condl'
ton Of the plant in cotton growing
States, the extent Of the damage by
the late cold spell has been very
heavy. The plant on the old sandy
lands seemed to have suffered most
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
Holmes Mott, a little burglar, VIII

Holmes Mott, a little burglar, who
has been convicted in Detroit, is on
ly twelve years Of age; but, having
been deep student Of the yellow.
covered literature, bas such high
notions of honor that be refuses to
blow upon bis older abettor, who, he
say has a wife dependent On him,
while he himself has no one to care
for, and can stand it. Pretty good
for juvenile America.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

The Washington Union says the
advertisement fer four millions OF
treasury notes, which resulted 10 the
bids which we're opened on the 14lh,
produced an offer of S28,635, 900,
or more than seven times the
amount demanded!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
What have become Of the Young
Mem

Such announcements as the follow
ing from the Chattanooga Advertiser
are quite common nowadays. Only
few weeks ago, we copied from a
West Tennessee exchange notice
ofeyen worse case than this;
married, ON the 18th inst, by I
j. Browning, Esq Dir. Larkin Led
foot, Of North Carolina, aged G5
years, to Miss Mary Baldwin, Of thi:
city, aged Is years"
What do the girls mean? Are
there no young men in the matrimo
NAL market?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
ChesD Saddles and Saaa.ery.

Y1HE undersigned having inst re- o.
i ceived fresh supply of Nate '.zssA
rails for making Saddles, Brides, Meaningless.
6irths and Harness, informs The pubic that
they have opened a shop on the NoT-h-ws5t
corner of the Square. doors North sc Wait
aker i Shackleford, on the street leading 20
Petersburg, where they viii be pleased 70 see
all persons wanting anything IN their line
Strict attention paid To ali sorts 0f repairing,
JOHN ]. MORGAN i CO.
Nav 81. 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

The LoNGEsr STRAIGHT STRETCH
The longest straight stretch of
road in the South is on the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail
Road, where for seyenty-eight miles
the line is perfectly straight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
Money /! Money !!

n TAKE this method Of inform a1
Il ing all those that aIe indebted 49, ~
to me, to come forward and MAKE
payment. between this and the 1Osh day Of
July, as I am owing large anoOnt of money
that am compelled tOTsy by that tine
Your prompt attention 10 the above atveT-
tisement, viii greatly oblige your friend.
T. c. GOODRICH.
III.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

There are fifteen thousand square
miles of fertile, alluvial soil in Louis
lana, which lies below the high-wa;er
mark. and requires to be protected
by artificial embankments.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
To the Travelling Public.

H1HE undersigned are running 4 regular
I MIL AND PASSENGER CO4CH
from TulIahoma to Fayetteville, ia Lynch
burg aud Mulberry. Leaving TulaheIua ev-
cry Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY, after
the arrival OF the Nashville. Chat.aEoosa. aud
McMinnville Trains; and returning, leave FAY
etteviIle every Tuesday. THURSDAY, and St
ur,iay, making timely corfu ~tiou with taa
above Trains. CT Through Tickets. T~a
Dollars-Way Passengers in proportion -
Dec. II. POWELL s MARSHALL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

The commissioners to prepare an
election in Kansas in which the
people will decide whether or not
that territory will now be admitted
as a State, have agreed upon the FIRST
Monday in August as the day to
hold the election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

RAT CONTEST BETWEEN A Man AND
A Doc. In Cincinnati, last week, Il
wager was made by a Scotchman
that he could Kill twelve rats, IN reg
ular dog fashion, in less time than o
Scotch terrier, famous for his destruc-
ton OF he noxious vermin. The
map and dog were placed in the ring.
Both went to their work eDergelical-
ly and bravely. The human erea-
ture would snatch up the rats in his
hands, and. biting them across the
neck and spine, precisely as the ter
rier, kill them at once Both did
well, but the man killed his twelve
rats Just as the dog finished bis
tenth. When the Scotchman came
out of the ring, he was covered with
blood, and was bitten 10 various pla-
ces, but be seemed to care nothing
for his wounds, after having obtained
a triumph over a dog.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

At the st. Louis wine fair, seven
ty specimens Of American wines
we're exhibited, from Illinois, New
York, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Iowa,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

A physician at Danville, Virginia,
has a horse that loves tobacco, and
not only chews,, but swallows it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

The next annual session of the
Old School Presbyterian Assembly
is to be held at Indianapolis, Ind.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
William Roller.

HOUSE, SIGN ard OEeSA- ~
Ii EkEFTAE. Painters, IN all 80
its various branches. Paper Hangers ani
Glaciers, Coach Painrers, Gr:,iners
and Mssrbiers
Messrs. George Stonebraker, W. Fl. Mocrss
NJ ID. Moores.
All orders left at the Western Hcuse. viii BE-
nromptly attended to. July 2. lS57--tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

sixty-two couple were married a
esw DAYS since 10 small town in the
State Of Rhode Island, within the
snsee Of three hours
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

1t costs SO per hour TO Tight the
new Hall of the House Of Repre-
at Washington, with gas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08


The CaToites are writing letters
TO different papers, III which they
make it appear that the overflow
there is a very small affair. The
St. Louis News takes eff these lei.
ters in the following style:
Cairo holds its head out OF the
water manfulIy, and the Ca;rol,es
keep stiff upper lips in spite OF the
''litllc fresh they have had down
there. They Tell us it "Wasn't
much of a rise after al! only
twelve feet OF Mississippi y alter in
town-only forty frame houses
aoated about loose, and about IF
teen of the better class Of buildings
moved from their foundations
These thIngs are mere trlhes.
which the folks regard with The
most saint-like serenity. In a few
days we expect TO hear that Caire
has risen from the mud like .
@phenIx.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

HTE have heavy debts to pay eE7---1
w and must meet them prompt n 4
". We cannot tell our creditors 49,
that we will pay in "a short Tine" but have
TO pay TO the dag. Fair prices are being Of
fered for the produce of the cou0tTv.Snd those
who prefer holding their produce and being
sued will be accommodated.
WRIGHT & TRANTHAM. \,
April g. 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
9MAM2TAMAA
J. w. AFFORD,

IL OUSE, Sign, ani Orna- 81
Il L mental Painter, Grainer
ard Warbler, Paper-Hanger and - = ~
Giazier, viii at ali times De '3fs@- --z--f
ready and willirg to attend to an orders taat
may be presented to him. Orders froia the
country promptly attended to, ard on The low
est terms. Warrant all persons to be pleased
if not. no charge viii be made. These eat
ing in my absence, viii please leave the.r e.
ders with c. !. French, postmaster
April 10, 1873
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
nyscRfpTIoN -.

Nelson is is 70 % years of age, about feet
6 inches high, has one or tSO scars on his fscs.
and had Oh when he broke jall, heavy. b,'>h'
harris a blacksmith by trade, and NIL we.sn
from $50 TO 40 lbs.
JAMES P. BURKE.
Favetteville. Tenn. .,nre 4. ls5.-Lf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
$50 Reward |!

DROKE jail in the county Of Lincoln, -
ID about December last, my Negro =
Man, NELSON. viii give s25 re -
ward for the apprehension OF said Nelson n
the county of lincoln, ana S,5e II caught oU>
of the county of IliReoin-in sitheF case, said
Nelson to be delivered TO me. o. lodged -
7 ,,,oOlr c.,-,-,Er- sesf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

ne would say that we need money ha'i ?,
and allow no house to underseil Us for CASH
April 8, 1883
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06

M srOpsor how Rany pounds or ysS dsy .ssT @1,S
ATE sPr7~HT GRos a RsSgY ,io5dS, ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06

pursuance OF decree the County Cont Cf Humph-
reys county, made its october Term. ls57, the case
LOuisa Fowler Ell ais, the heirs # Jefferson
deceased shall proceed 20 sell a. lu0Iic sale
bidder II residence e said Jefferson Fowler
deceased, thursday, the l4h day Of January
liable Tract Of Land, and eleven NEgr5gs Ehs land con
ming about 4l6 well ImpTOy-u aud title good lying
North side OF DucE RveTs al the mouth OF Hurricane
creek. in humphreys county, The CONSISTS Men.
Women and CnudTen, the most whom likely and val
uabie The land viii be SOLD suttcttO widows dover
credit Of and two years and he zayes ON credit
CT twelve months. Notes aud approved security vii
required al The purchaser, and lien retained on
a land until the purchase uOu,y paid. said
belongs Of the Jefferson Fowler de-
:eHsed, d sOiIt1r distributor
This the gh day Of December. 1857.
decIsw4.--prs ,eos4 Levi NcCOLLUM. c. N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.

There was quorum Of the Senate present yester.
day. Mr.. BRATcaER introduced bill to establish
aCllueery Court at Mayuarlsvlle. Mr.. DENTON
90 exempt the Deaf and Dumb from poll tax. Mr..
Jgsas: a resolution instrusting our Congressman to
vote for the admission Of Kansas into the Union, IN
der the Lecomptou constitution.
Tie consideration of the amendments of the Hou e
as Representatives to the Bank bill was passed
SIS there was not full Senate.
Nr. UEIsEELL's resolution instructing the Comp
troler 60 call upon the state Colleges, for their re
ports Of the condition of said Colleges, was adopted.
SIR MEEEs' resolution 90 appoint joint CEN.
rnitse TO investigate the affairs Of the State Bank,
was iopted; and the Speaker appointed on the
pl-l Of the Senate, Messrs. MzSEEs WELCEEE and
ICSusv.
The House bin ezempting certain property from
execution, after undergoing many amendments,
pissed the third and last reading.
ST. Nanr's AcADEuy.-The attention Of parents
srd guardians is directed to the advertisement Of
ST. Narys Academy for Young Ladies, to be found
in this days paper. The fas, that this institution
IS under the care Of the Sisters of Charity is a suf
fcieuj guarantee as to its character morally
while we can assure the public that 1t is supplied
with competent instructors in every department
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
sheriR's saIe O. 80.

IDH virtue Of ysndtOni exppuas Honorable The
ID Circuit Court Of humphreys County. 20 directed
from its Move term, 1851 will SELL for cash, al the
Court House door, an me OF WayeTF, tne FIRST
Monday 10 February, 1883. All tie right ue, claim and
Interest that F. a. Sem0re has Ia and ~ Tract piece
parcel OF Lnf lying n he 9Th Civil district OF humphreys
County, SLATE OF Ten essee On waters Of Igu7HuE
Crrek. and round as folOgs, to i Beginning 90 raor
50 deg, a pOs5 hO A a poles
large poplar thence deg east f Z pDas 10 rel u, with
SuauishO.E pointers leaDg suH 90 de., - poles 70
post oak, theme south 10 cC- sssl 80 Il.
OHk, thence uUuh, = DC esl " = oIer 3Hu ua
containing D. estimation ? X ae pfog-
Of z. 81. NeuOrc al the instance q s - Cs-lt,
satisfy biz debt aud cost Sc Dr. the Ecurs DE Law directs.
TEis I7tn Decemb-r 1857. b b afiGhr Nl.srE
dec lg--U3l lTs fee - % .l hlmph .eFs CbUHty
CASTINGS, steel Gov Bar H.Eol asr8s. ff1B szfss
~ Area, sheet, Boiler aud aud well a.
sorted stock in and sale - thf 40 AZ Msuufac.
prices, h0ALl OKTH 8 90.
JuiF6 tIar-et strsst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
The Latest improvements !
GROVER & BAKERS
NICHIIES
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
GLIB H us a & Me
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

REAsoNs WHY TIE GROVER & BAKER MACHINE Is UvryEF-
SALLY PREFERRED FoR FAMILY sRw1Ns
It is more 81 mpie arc easily kept in order thar
any other Machine.
I'd. Hmakes seam which will not rip or rave though
every th I'd stitch is cut.
3D. 1t seTs l7om two ordinary s91olg, and thus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided viii le the same Ne
chine can be adapted a; essure, by mere char Of
s107ls, to all varieties Of work
4th The sane Machine rus silk, linen thread. and
common spool cotton with equal facility
5h The seam is as elastic the most elastic fabric so
that it is free from all liability to break in washing, iron
ing, or otherwise.
9Th Theistitch made bv this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either by hand or machine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT ValHab Farm which The undersigned have resi-
for the last ten i for sEe. IL lies the wate
n Dock Tv,T IN HE county Of Coffee eight miles from Man
Cleter and miles from Iulaloma, ana miles
iHm Normandy The tract contains huudred and MY
800 uCIes o. winch cleared,
Of hT.L farming land. 10 formally known
ia Davidson pace ou This farm are TWO Comfortable resi-
dent. with necessary ont houses, barns cribs and stables
oi Inc Uest qua tao Young orchards Of choice fruit;
god spring, water iu abduuIECy stock wafer plenty
running through different sections of said farm. The sCl
both tracts s equa. u amy crops, other an grass
and both united They viii be sold gaIat-y together
90 purchasers stock Tho
stale o. - A those wishing 10 buy voull, OF course
wish ta the premises before purclaSi 2, further de-
srpuou deemed unnecessary but all invited TO cali
. a.. SCI. Tor TAG mss.F5s.
aee25-bm HODGE & RAMSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
SHELLEY IEC1G-WOR Ks
R-WHEEL HANUFA CTORT,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

AZ HITCOMB. LEGO d co, Founders and Nachn.
w lists, TspecIu,y give u0tid5 that their eEteusve
Foundry, Machine shop, and FORCES. now competed
and UpTaOus and That they prepared to
all 1r heavy ant light castings including
CAR-WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this department. thorough knowledge and long eXper.
fence enable Us 10 challenge competition.
Also, CASl-IRON HOUSE FRbNiS Of the most impTOV-
8terus PLAN, huteC and Ornamental Columns; Water
Pipes Gas Orks and her esab
shmCRts where required steam Engines, SewAis Flour
Mills, &c, promptly order aud OF he Oe material.
particular attention gwen ID repairing machinery At low
prices and ON liberal terms.
OurSHITH.VC PIX win Do OF the most extension char
SawMH WurE, SIrruls, Dogs Ptman Irons, saw
franks, Bolts, and ala kIuts Of Mill Irons, made the
shDItes nCuCe.
A we are practical mechanics ai5aing to establish per
ma business 90 viii be % pay particular asn
ut all orders for repairing old machinery. All
We Is q tral, and confident OF being patron
We have on hand al present large assortment Of
Fin uslOr Siesm-EuguE
WHITCOMB, LEGO & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
SHUTTLE MACHINE.
OPINION OF Tue JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS, FAIR.

The late Mechanics Pair held the CITY NASHVILLE
4 u Octoucr, lsjl 1h' Judges appointed mine
tces IH Class 4t-No- II. Grover 81 BAKERS sewing Ma.
chimes: No 1884, 81 0ERs-EEe pc TT upon the = rinCi
pal points and merits IF the machines foliHw-.
Tue machines bUth thread machines is usin
Two -epeTate threads making the stch that GROvER
o. hsEEz UsIEg the thread from Common 6pOOIS
- ith TWO Needles; and thEt Of SNGER's Using
FTIauo needle the other read working IOnI Sob
bin EIICIOsCd ia Shuttle, and, in opinion II
fs committee DO best adapted 10 Face CiOChiu <, sad
dlrFF, sc.
uHr G8JvHR & BAKER as the Least COmpIiCat-
ed Wac GlneTy and Of course eaSie r man
aged. advantage OF using spOOls without Ee-
~ EnUig%, arC, " tn option fine clothing, sad
l'r. la the opinion OF the committee lie best
ed Tor IMntLN nc.
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dec11-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
III OF &c 2

pursuance Of decree Of tho County Court Of uHpb
Teys county made Its december term, 1857 r1
OF J. s. SpGuu, administrator Lg e 0f Alfred
Oven, dec, ased shall proceed sell public sale,
highest bidder. the CuuT, Il door Nayery,
Iy, 10Th CT January Hous- and iu
town OF Wavery, situated the West of the public
quars. and uqild present hg tr-IErg LusEI
dry goods store. Twelve mUl ms credit uJe EFelr the
pure as5r giving bond eHd approved -eCUrar and n
iued the To- until the purchase paid Said lot
belongs the estate If the sad a Oven deceased sOl
10 pay debts.
This Oh day OF December, I-57
decI4H4g-pTs f5ss4 LEVI MCGOLLUM, O. g. VI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06

NOW ORLEANS, Jan. 4 Cotton sales 600 bales,
Prices lower and too unsettled for accurate quota
tons; Flour 400; Lard lower; Sugar and AIolasses
dull Nothing doing in Sterling, New York par to
rrap,fur,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06

AmViIss Vices, Bel KNOB. PLATE, GUN. PAD
lows, AND TRUNk LOCKS.
SIOChS, AND DIES. |SIFFERS. RIDDLES,
Cast. ShP0r German NOvO and Screen Wire
and Bitter steel Tacks, Brds, shoe and Fin
sHOVELS, SPADES. HOES, lshihg Naiis-
kAKES AN FORKS. Platform. Counter. BeG
Hammers, Hatchets, and Tea Scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS, MIR
Carpsntsrs' Coopsrs' and RORS, A5D Variety
Backsmiths Tools GOODH-
rTRCuTap SAWS LARD CHEESE, AND
and saw, wsrdrIz - BUTTER-TRIERS.
MILL. CROSS CIT AND. BddIs Bits, Stiuup Irons,
HAND SAWS. Rein and GirIh ebbirg.
Axes, Nails, Chain, and CORN MILLS, SHEL LERs
IA LIES. and STRAW CUTTERS.
NORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, A LARGE AssoAIAEH o.
Guns, Rides, aud Pistols able Knives and
FOrkss Pocket knives. scissors, and
shears, of Every Variety.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-06
HOWAR.gI], las, A$ .|.lI G5lIATIO

4 BsHoUoLsHt Hs4tS0H, s5ta5lishsd By special sow-
rsHt for The relief Of as SICK and distressed aa,s8
tgtLh VtruisHt and Epidemic dissasss.
Z ALL PERSONS afflicted win sexual Diseases, sueh as
a Sp5rua.OrrnHar Seminal Weakness, Lnp0Lance, Con
orrEwl, elect, Syphilis Inc Vice Of OHaHs SELF Busss
&c, dzrs
The howard Association, view ofths aH fol destruction
life, by SEXUAL Diseases and the decep
pracLse1 upon the unflrunas such dis-
b. GlaCSs, years directed shell bOnsuinE
surgeon, Charitable Act worthy CO their name, 20 open
Drpeusary for treatment Of mis- class Of diseases al
forms, aud % give Medical Advice Gratis, Co a Who
apply b. 5gIsr, description Of heir condition. laga1
patton habits Of life, dzc.} and On cases o extreme
poverty medicines Free Of Charge iL Is need
less add The Association commands The hgaes el
tczl skill age, and will furnish the moss ApaEoged
modern treatment.
The Directors arsvsW o. the past, feel assured ha
his sphere o. benevolent EFFORT lag o
great 1oneEl The afflicted especially % he youfg 1f
L1ey have resolved % devote temseIse5 win "a @
u tnis very important but mueu dsspissd cause
Jus. Published By Association, hsp"rt 90 Nperaior
rbCea or Seminal Weakness tls Vice OF OUaru dasur
baou OF Self buse ether Disease, Of ga gual Or
Fans b. ths Consulting surgeon, vi ca stlI Dc -tl 1
IN scaled letter enveYpgsJ free VI charge ca fgcl q
two sla-l Pc Tor postage
Address for Report treatment, Dr.. George u. CiFul
Consulting surgeon, H0war1 AssccauOn, 40 3, SeGlG
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