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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-02
Washington Items.

WAsHISuToE, phi IN
Over fifty set speeches were delivered ia the
House in favor Of Lccompton. OF which i've
were by South Americans. At least seventy
against it, embracing those of three South
Americans, and fourteen Democrats. The
House galleries to-day are density crowded.
The greatest anxiety is cvinced, respecting
the Legislative movement on the Kansas bill.
The members assembled earlier than usual
and engaged in con versation, in groups, in
various parts of the Hall, relative to the
great question soon to be acted upon
WASHINGTON, April l-pa
The following is the vots on Montgomery
substitute.
YEAs.-Abbott, Adrian Andrews, Bennett,
Billinghurst, Bingham, Blair, Bliss, Brey-
ton, Burlington, Burlingame, Burroughs,
Campbell, Cass, Chatfec, Chapman, Clark, OF
Conn, Clark. of n. Y, Clawson, Clark
Coehranc, Ccckerill, Colfax. Cummins, Co.
vedc. Cox, Craigin, Curtis, Damerill. Davis,
Nd, Davis, Ind, Davis, Mass, Davis, Iowa,
Danes, Dean, Dick, Dodge, Ddrfse, Eddie,
English, Farnsworth, Fenton, Foley, Foster,
Giddings, Gilmen, Gilmer, Gooch, Good
wing, Granger, Grosbeck, Grow, Hale, Ohio,
Hale, Mass, Harlan, Harris, Nd, Harris, H.,
Hasken, Hickman, Hoard, Horton, Howard,
Owen. Jones, Kellogg, Kelsey, Kilgorc.
Knapp, kunkle, Lawrence, Leach, Letter,
HO'eJo., -uShiopcl, UNUSUALLY NY, HNi =
shall ~, Matteson, MONTGOMERY, Morgan,
Morrill,, Morris, Penn, Morris, H., Morse,
Md, Morse n. Y, Mott, Murray, Nichols,
DIN. Palmer, Parker, Pendleton. Petit, Pot
ter. Pottle, Purviance, Richand, Richie, Rob
inson, Roberts, Roice, Shaw, H., sherman,
Ohio, Sherman, n. Y, Smith, ILL.,, Springer,
Stanton, Stewart, Penn. Tappan, Thayer,
Thompson, Tompkins, Underwood, Wade,
Walbridgc, Walden, Walton, Washburn,
Wis, Washburn, Me-, Washburu ILL.,, Will
son and Wood.
NAYs.-Ahl, Anderson, Atkins, Avery,
Barksdale, Bishop, Bocock, Bonham, Bowie,
Boyce, Brancc, Bryan, Burnett, Burns, Cas-
kie, Clark. Mo-, Clay, Clements, Clingman.
Cobb, John Cochran, Craig of Mo-, Craig. n.
c., Crawford, Curry, Davidson. Dawson
Miss, Dimick, Dowdell, Edmundson, Elliott,
Eustis, Faulkner, Florence, Farnett, Gartsell,
ellis, Goo.le, Greenwood, Gregg, Hatch,
Hawkins, Fill, Hopkins, Houston, Hughes,
Huylcr, Jackson, jenkins, Jewett. Jones, Of
Tenn. !. Clancy Jones, Keitt, Kelly, Kunkle,
Md. Lamar Landy, Leidy., Lctcher, Massey,
Mcqueen, Mason, MAYNARD. Miles, Miller,
Millson, Moore, Niblack, Pcyton. Phelps,
Phillips. Powell, Quitman, Ready, Savage,
Scales, Scott, Soaring, Seward, Shaw, n. Y,
Shorter, Sickles, Singleton, Smith, Tenn,
Smith. Va. Stattwort, Stephens. Stephenson,
Steward, Nd, Taylor, N. Y, Taylor, La,
Trippe, Ward, Warren, Watkins, White,
Whitney, Wilson, Wardrow, Wartendake,
Wright, Ga, Wright Tenn, and Zollicoffcr
The vote on the passage of the bill as
amended by Montgomery's substitute, is pre-
cisely similar tc the above.
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Criftenden's Amendment Passed.

ARLINGTON, Apitl l-P
HoUsE.-Stephens said he would not now
discuss the bill, having understood substi
tute was to be submitted, he gave way to
Montgomery, who offered the Crittenden
amendment by the anti-Locompton Demo-
cratic conference, proposing to admit Kan
sas into the Union, and refer the Lecompton
Constitution TO a vote of the people, in the
event of rejection. a convention to 10 called,
to form n new constitution with one Repre-
sentative to the House, TIL tie next Federal
census. ,.,
Mr.. Montgomery said he had no remarks
to make. The substitute was is hes. inter
prefer. He had furnished copies to members
and was ready to supply others.
Mr.. Quitman offered substitute, which
! is the same rs the Senate bill, with the
omission of the declartion clause that the peo-
PIE have the right at all times to alter or
! amend their Constitution in such q manner
as they may think proper, &c.
| Humphrey Marshall wished to amend the
original Senate bill by striking out the same
clause proposed to be omitted in Quitman's
| substitute.
| Stephens refused to yield the floor for that
| purpose and demanded the previous question.
Marshall said he wanted Stephens refusal
to be borne in mind and entered on the re-
cord.
The question on Quitman's substitute was
regatived. Yeas ~, nays leo.
Montgomery's substitute was adopted
Yeas leo, nays lie. Applause in tie gall
leries.)
The House proceeded to vote on the Bill as
amended.
The special Kansas bill amended by Mont
gomery's substitute, passed. Yeas 12o
nays liz.
SENArE.-The Army bill was debated al
great length and finally passed. Yeas Al
nays 81.
The Kansas bill as amended by the Hous:
was brought in.
Green moved that the amendment be dis.
agreed to.
The Senate having previously resolved til
Monday, ,recipded the resolution, and will
vote 10 m5rrow en- the bill. Adjourned.
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pipes 70 be laid along, 10 subscribe one half Of the
emounfeQnired for the lsying Of the same, and the
City subscribing the other hail. ard each of the par
ties to use 70 the amount OF such subscription.
With regard 20 the streets there has
work done thereon g. less expense, however In pro.
portion IN the amount Of done, than the prece-
ding year. The work having Ice. done ~ der the
.rsoIS supery ision OF Dir. Smyi. Street Commits
soner who reported weekly the quantity and costs of
the sane and in instance las there teen opedol-
lsr expended VIII the did sars!ly rec uire
II portion of the wsrK doUe on tie streets, say
about ~ has been from earth taRen frsra the streets
ana placed upon pryate property, which said property
Is chsrgeable ylf,isiOr
The Tax Delinquency Ger Evansville and 81 $500
ep to ssI which Is IS go so, and there IS
on this present duplicate sli 10 sf OF which scgLt
ttooo IS IN litigation by Wi lsrd Carpenter aud Jaa,s
Jones for himself, Evans heirs, lunhy and others.
wnich Ieiii9nency, u pr0artly pa 81 thr tue due
wontu nave Ie1eeiea NJ orders now n ciscllstoL,
aud have paid into Tie City Treasury over ss9G L
Your Committee you'd furthermore state that among
the denq ueLt tax payers they req 10 that nary
Of our most prom citizens are in the list, who
have not as yet paid their or any portion there
on.
In conclusion, your committee believe that In all the
Transactions OF the Council the present wear, and In
the performance Of the duties Incumbent upon them
such Corncimen, they have in each and every ia.
stance been ed by the best interest Of the City
and 9TH an eye singled alone to its future advance
men, and prosperity.
All Of which is respectfully SUBMITTED
J.P. ELLIOTT,
Evansville, Mnrclrsfs ,ssba- spa-ivd
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April IN
There is moro activity in the -four market,
and 5000 bbls disposed of at 4 25@4 81 for
spperfne, 50 for extra and 1895 90 for OK
ira family. The receipts continue liberal, but
there is no accumulation of stock. Small
sales Of rye -four at rs, and corn meal at
ers; sales of 5000 bush red at 06@1 10, and
white lsdl 80. Rye is wanted at zoe
Corn quite active, and ffrther sales of 10 =
900 bush yellow, were made ut 65c. Oats ad
vanccd. No change in provisions. Whisky
steady at 2l@22. In wool we notice, sales oil
1000 lbs mixed fiecces on private terms. 10000
lbs fine at 47l5 at months, and 10000 lbs Of
merino fulled at 29@50.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD. ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


4 BeasToiest Asstituticr, established bq speciai
endowment for tie relief # the sack and
distressed, e57i-ted Seith I;TUlent and FIJI
Gemic diseases.
THNO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis
IL eases, such as SperinatouhRa, Seminal w e2k-
ness, Impotence, Gonouhoee, elect, Syphilis, the
Vice OF OnanisIn, or Seif-abuse, &c, &c
uuction OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the receptions practced upon the unfOrtunae victims
of such diseases by Quacs several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as Char table ac worthy
Of Their name 10 open Dispensary FOR the treatment
OF this class OF diseases in AL their iors and 10 give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 al who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition, Gage, oc-
cupaion habits of life, &C., AID In of extreme
poverty, TO furnish Medicines free OF charge. II l.
needless TO add thai the Association commands the
highest Medical skis OF the age, win furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on review OF the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort,
have been of great enet 10 the afflicted, especially
to the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, 10 this very important but
much desp,sed cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on Sper
matorroea, or Seminal W eakness the Vice Of Oman
ism. Ma alton Selfabuse, and other diseases OF
the Sexual CfganS 10y the Consulting Surgeon, which
win he sent by nail, in sealed letter envelope Free
of Charge, on the receipt Of two stamps, for post
age. -
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa'
ton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
EZEA D, FEARTvBLL, Pres't.
Sacb
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April IN
Flour hrm, sales 1900 bbls Southern con-
tinues 1vuet with no sales of Importance
wheat Irn,, $500 bush sold al IS for South
ern red. Corn very dull, sales unimportan.;
Southern yellow reported at s7I<. Beef
quiet. Pork heavy at Is so for mess. Whis-
KY dull and noninally asoted.
New YoRE, April l.-pM
Cotton unsettled; quotations nominal
Flour firm, sales Of 1900 bbls. Wheat
quiet. Corn firm, sales Of 5000 bush ut
ss@7o for Southern. Prime pork advanced
oc' SAFES ~ ,a 10 ' W VI peei nlm. Lard
at 2lL@s2. Sugar dull. Coffee Arm; 25O6
bags st auction, at an of 10 Ice. Bacon
quiet. Tsllow and .linseed Unchanged
Freighss dali; on grain TO Liverpool IN bulk
at ~.
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THE RIVER.

IFrsm P. G. o'Riley & Co.'s Register
MARCH 81.

hAkCH
The river is falling slowly. The telegraph
announces seven feet five inches in tho canal
at Louisville. Plenty of water for the heavy.
short boats.
The elegant packet Fashion will be up to-
day for Louisville and all way points. Take
the Fashion by all means, if you want to
travel on q swift and comfortable boat.
The Statesman will leave for W abash river
tomorrow.
On Friday night, the 26th ult., about IL
o'clock, the Jennie Whipple, bound up; aud
OH. Wilson, bound down, came in collision
below Rock Island, one of the barges Of the
latter striking the former abou. ten feet from
her bow, and it is supposed damaged her SC
much as to cause her to leak badly.
The 81. Louis and st. Paul Union Line viii
be composed of the following boats: Penn
binaw, Canada, Henry Clay, Minnesota Pelie
w. J.. Ewing and Denmark.
Cairo is looking up, though the waters O
the Ohio are within only few feet of swal-
lowing the town. A rise of five feet would
put the whole town, railroad and all, under
water.
Thanks to Mr.Tom Stewart Of the Repub.
lie for New orleaLs papers of the 96th ult.
ana to Mr. Halliday of the Adams for Mem
phis papers left US on Wednesday.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April IN
Flour dull; not much doing. Whisky de-
clined to lS4c. Provisions firmer at yester-
days prices. Clover seed So 20.
CINCINNATI, April Jpn
Flour; sales unimportant. Whisky de-
clinod to l6 Il with sales of 1000 bbls. Pro-
visions unchanged in prices and the market
is rather quiet to day. The business done
quite moderate. Mess pork $40; bulk pork,
So for shoulders, and 754@s for sides. Ba-
con S1s@9 for sides and 6sl for shoulders
Glover seed advanced to 5 %; in good de-
mand. Money in active demand, market
rather stringent. Exchange dull but not
lower. 1t is still raining.
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Valuable Standard Works.

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a RE SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander
~ burgE county for ALL THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
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DOBELL & CONJUNCTION beg to call attention to
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eminent men in confirmation Of their importance and
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\ w-BREAKER-A man by the
name of Pleister, in st. Louis, on Friday
last, made wager that he could uplift a
barrel of beer with his teeth. Whilst
endeavoring to do so, he had his upper
inv broken in so fearful manner that
il is expected he will die Of his injuries
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IMPORTANT TO CANDIDATEs.-As yet
no names have been handed in at this
office as candidates for Councilman in
several Wards-from the Thirteenth to
Che Eighteenth. Will those who intend
to run in those Wards send in their
names that they may be placed upon the
Ticket.
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~ Governor Denver testified as !ol-
lows before the Legislative committee on
ihe election frauds in Kansas:
| asked Calhoun, the next day after
the count, how long he would continue
to receive returns; he replied, until Con-
gress shall act on the Lscompton Constita-
tiou.
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baltimore Market.

... BALTIMORE. April l-PM
Flour steady; Howard street and Ohio 50
for choice. Wheat active and firm, red Sl@
LOG for white; prime coal 80. Corn ac-
tive and buoyant at 57@60 for white. Pro-
visions quiet.
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GF Yesterday, they began to take
mails over the Terre Haute and Rich
:noad Railroad. This is decided i'm
provement, and we trust there will be
less trouble hereafter in getting Eastern
letters and papers.
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The WeafheH.

LOUISVILLE, April In
The river is I feet 5 inches in the canal,
and feet on the rocks over the falls. Rain
ing.
CIScISNATI, April In
1t has been raining all day. The river tai
len Is inches il the last "a hours.
=. PITTsBURa, April I.-pM
River 6 feet and falling. Weather cloudy.
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Of No true thought bursts like
bubble at its utterance. 1t may drift
about the world awhile, like the thistle
down, but it will find Judgement at last;
We shall find it blooming somewhere in
the richest of beauty; it will not be lost,
and its Thinker will not be dead.
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CANAL RECEIPTS.

April Fer packet Washington, lac bbls
-four, Brown & Altman, 10 Dbl eggs, pas
bush corn, Poor House; leo bush wheat, Lit
tie & Erwin.
Per Caswell, 20 bales Fay. Brown & Ak
man; cords wood, j Laughlin,jr.
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NEy YORK, April 1-P

The three Collins steamships were sold in
one lot at auction to-day, subject to o lien of
S6T5, 900, to Dudley B. Fuller, who bid $780,
900. The purchaser is a merchant Of this
city. The line will doubles, be resuscitatcd.
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o. We are requested to say that Mr..
HUBBELL declines being candidate for
Councilman in the Thirl Ward.
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Mr.. SAMUEL EIcKERY authorizes us to
withdraw his name as candidate for
City Collector.
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INDIANAPOLIS, april 1.-PM
The anti-Lecompton men are rejoicing over
the defeat of Lecomp.on. One hundred and
twenty guns are now being fired, and bon
fires are Burning
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STEAMBOATS,.
U. s. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET

Evansville.P & Cairo Packet,
J. "a. DONE,
D. p. HERRON, Master,
s55SEbs1y9F an! E THsfs5l fF;i z;
@kS@Ez1&sss2S O'Clock, NJ, arriving at
Paducah at o'cloek, 4; NJ; Cairo at u o'clock,
Cairo every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock.
Y NJ. and Paducah every WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAY, at o'clock, A. M.
Connecting at Evansville with the Evansville
and Charlottesville Railroad
and Packets tor Green River. Also, connecting at
Smithland with Cumberland River Pack Is and at
Paducah with Tennessee River Packets; Cairo with
Memphis, New Orleans and st. Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained board the bsat for all
Eastern Cities. mrs3-ly
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RECEIPTS.

You will find examination of tf,is report and com
pairing il with the City Treaslrers. difference to
the Of Receipts into the Treasury, which can
he accounted for by the failure upon the part OF the
persons depostng amounts with the Treasurer to file
receipt for same with the Clerk.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
To Messrs Sharpe and Elliott, Committee ON Finance.
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To the Honorable The MAYOR

TUNH r Committee on Finance, 20 whom was refer
red tAe subject Of reporting theA&sets and Ls.bil.
ltes Of the City Of Evansville. together with the Be
ecipts and Expenditures of said city, and theeu punt
Of Ciy Orders ou:stan jins Tor the ending March
sist. ~ would report that they hsvs made careful
procured Of each OF the principal City officers report
-tskeu from their hch said .rts your com.
nittee would respectfully submit, asfoliow,:
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CITY CLERKS

The City Clerk herewith submits his Third Annual
Report snoH Ing the condition OF the City Of Evans.
yile for the year ending March 3st, ls5ss taken
from the books of said City, 10 bis Keeping:
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

"ECEsHT Il . bH TIE NV Hh'
1854 SKIS corn. 562 SKIS wheat, SAL bbls po-k,
P G O'Riley & Co; bbls eggs, Tlos john
son.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXVth Congress.-First Session.

ExcLUsIvsLY TO TINE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BV Y. 4 W. LINE.
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RAIL O A D.
Eo Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, tndi O n
apOlis and the East

Ilh Il Sl1AN"tDs
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l,ls5s.
an and after Wednesday March SD, the NJ Vail
train leaves Evansville 1T minutes past p. NJ.
arrives at Terre Haute minutes past!.
The down Mail Train leaves Terre ilaute minutes
mast p NJ arrives at Evansville minutes past ~.
The accommodation Trains leave as heretofore, bat
mass yipcennes, North, at 1926 South ut l2Sj arrive
az Terre Haute $40, and Evansville 5:5s P. y:
All Stations, except Princeton. PatoKa, Nincennes,
Carlisle and Sullivan, are made Flag Stations
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TyHOSE Who have spoken TO me for Strawberry
u Plants, would do we'll 70 have their ground IN
readiness for them by the first week in APRIL at which
time the Plants win be ready for delivery. There are
few hundreds yet unsold.
N. bah orders left ssWm. Hughes Store, corner
Main and eeco rd vreet, will be attended TO-
mYa ANDREW ERSKIEE.
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EXPENDITURES.

The following Fave hech tie expenditures Of the
City for the ear ending Iarch 3lst 1855:
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VXTE have on land and are constantly receiving
w coal of an excellent quality from up the canal,
which will deliver IN any part of the city at loc.
Orders left at James Laughlin warehouse, a. the
Office Of Nathan Rowley viii be rromptly attended r..
R0wLEY b AMORY.
baltimore COFFEE
NJ 100 bags for sale by
MIRO GILBERT & BowLRs.
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pouring down torrent oI Glnuers'
parks AMI ashes, upon the speaker OF
icers and reporters, After an immense
z lamount Of shouting and considerable ex
pences Of temper, the fair ones understood
Il. It their illumination was not wat'd' ana
4 Withdrew. -,
Senator Douglas proceeded;
Nv friends, [ will now renew 10 you
Inv grateful and profound ackuowledg
nsents 4 for this magnificent demonstration.
When | arrived at home Oh the 10 OF last
July. and was welcomed by such count
ss thousands, / expected never again 10
ehold another such greeting Cheers,
Z Now that the battle is over and the victo-
ry won, we find another assemblage SO
great that no voice can reach its extremi'
saAand, I confess, so overwhelming that
ever expect to meet such another
You shall. you SHALL" and cheers, l
Ne not the vanity to suppose that this
intended as personal ovation to my
Id T"It is, it is" | take some pride
satisfaction in believing that tits your
eartfelt offering to those great constltu-
sional principles with which my life is in-
separably connected, and for it return
you my grateful thanks Loud
Sleers,1
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HOWARD iSSOGIlTIOy.
PHILADELPHIA.

a Benevolent Institution, established by spe-
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with Eirulent and Epe dim
ic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseases,
such, as SpefmatOrrhea, Seminal Weak ness,
Impotence, Gonorrbea, elect, Syphilis, the Yles
of 0nanism, or Self Abuse, DE-, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awful
destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual dis
easesy aEd the deceptions practiced upon the unfoE
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to open "A
Dispensary for the treatment of this class ef is-
eases, in all their forms, and to give medical adyr
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with a 80
tion OF their condition. (age, occupation /habiS
life, &c. and in eases Of extreme poverty, to
NlsH MEDICINE FREE OF CHARGE. ltiSneedld
add that the Association commandsthe highest
ical skill Of the age, and will furnish the most
proved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, fed
sured that their labors in this sphere of be
lent effect, have been Of great benefit t. the
ed, especially to tie young, and they have rd
to deVote themselves with renewed zealD to
very important and much despsed cause.
just Published by the Associgtiarna Report on
SpermatOrrh@, or Seminal Waknessi NJ Vice Of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, A-s.athezi ,
Diseases Of Sexual Organs, by the Consulting s.
geon, which will be sent by mail, in sealed en-
yelopc,) Free OF charge, on receipt OF TWO STAMPS
for postage.
Address, for Report or trea- -inent, Dr. GEORGE B.
CAtHotEi Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa
ton No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secy.
march 25 Ie58-ly