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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27
- 10 rnR Yorrna on rHn lsT ID

- To THE Worms or TEE lsT DIS
rRIcr. HEsRIco CousrY.-I hereby announce nyssif
candidats for the Office Of C0NSfA BIZ of tbs Las
mh i3-2awts JOHN CLAAAk-
~ TO THE VOTERS or DIsfkICf NO s,
HKNRICO COUNTY.--I an Consolidate for the -.
nee Of CONBfAbLE In the Third Dtstgtct shegll
duties Of the ofbce shall 10 discharged Win prc.De
next - =
an s--dtds Nm H. TYLyI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

~ SrAMPBD COLLARS AND BANDS
@ ior working; also, Stamped Linen Bauds and
Seeses ior ladies. LADfEs' BAZAAR
Win No. us Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

~ LASDRErH's Naw CnoP GARDIl
SkEDs-AH yariafies for sale hx -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27
ANc THe THIRTY-rIprH annnal ma

ing of the Medical Society of Virginia il, Ia hals
in the city o.. Richmond, on the fourth TijESDAY
(27th1ot April next. Delegates will be chosen t rs
present the State Society in the American Medical
Association. which will meet la Washington. the
ensuing week. WN w PARkER'
mh l7-2aw6w apl6--dtd Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

TO rHH vcraRs ~ lsr Dfsrnler -
HsxErco Cdesrr AT the ssiIqIaAHies r. neRg !
fIisnds. aUn0unce mysslf candt1eee - Q0ND3E
yeur sufraxss ohoaid " - ysue Dleqeps6 = eh1qs
me ! psceiss - disehaxse ~ daties - - ess -
'ns nh Ssit is.sds Z - .' yonr i nosonrs. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

THE DUELLIsTs. s.-Yesterday morning
the two dueljsts, Capt. VIM. II. Bassett, aud Capt.
BenIamin 2. Phillips, appeared before the Mayor,
To answer the charge of attempting to engage in
u due on the south side of the Dock last Satur-
day afternoon. The witnesses testified that the
parties had been amusing themselves at Mrs Lo.
sans over square bits of paste board and disagree
ing about the game, had determined to settle nc
counts with powder aud balls. Phillips armed
himself with IA long Tom,' and Bassett with
fve holed pepper box, and after telling all their
friends that something dreadful was 'gwine to
happen, started across the dock to arrange pre-
lfmlnaries and try their craftsmanship. Asa
matter OF course the fun lOrers in tho neighbor-
hood accompanied the beligerants to witness the
sport: but others, who had no taste for blood
made tracks for the police, and finding officer Seal
hurried him, the clerk of the first market and
Waterman Baptist TO the scene rs quick as they
could go, SO as to nip the battle in the bud When
the peace army arrived the insurgents capitulated
gave up their arms and were then put on paroles
Of honor till yesterday. Both stated to the court
that they were now good friends, and had no de.
sire to inJure each other but his Honor could not
think of turning them loose till they gave bail for
their future good behavior in the sum of $3.50. II
the prisoners really intended to engage in duel
in the very heart of the city, which we very much
doubt, they deserved and should have received the
heaviest penalty of the law. 1t has been said by
some that the affair was only intended for sport
and that the parties had NO hard feelings towards
each other. If this be so, they have been taught
a Lesson that should not be lost others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

NT FRESH LEEoHEs.-I have Just re-.
ceiyed, by Adans Express, q frcsh lot OF Swedish
tEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
TO- Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 1t
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 2-ts T. C. HORIZON
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LOCAL mATTEas..
CITr CeuSeIL An ad;a,,rr.a :.

CITr CeUHoIL.--An adjourned meet;nr
OF the Council was held In the Council Chamber
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Pfeseut-siessr
Saunders, Alien, Glazebrook, Denoon. Ennas
Grattan, Randolph Roddey, Whitfield. s,nses
Richardson, 0reanor, Haskins. Absent-Messrs
Robinson, Hill.
Minutes The minutes Of the last meeting were
read aud approved.
and Others asking to have the sidewalks OF PonsIas
strest, between Main and franklin. payeJ and
guttered, which was read and referred to the Conn
missioners OF Monroe Ward
Lamp .Nsps--A communication froro sam,.,
Huffman. relative to lamp steps made for the citv
was read and referred to the Committee on Claims
Otk. Hood Cemetery "A report was received from
the Keeper of the oak-Wood Cemetery, showing
ist of April. Total number of whites 2l-of whom
IL were males, females and l stillborn. Total
number OF negroes 23-males o, females IA
Schoois-A letter was read from Capt Dimmock
declining to serve as member OF the School Com
mbttee for Monroe Ward. The resignation was nc
cepted, and Col. Thomas H. Ellis elected to fiji tina
vacancy.
hesseRger.- On motion, the Council resolved Ia
go into an election to fill the vacancy in the Office
OF Messenger created by the resignation of HENRY
Myers. when letters we're read from the fo,iowinr
candidates: A. M. Barrett, Robert Il. Craddock.
George W. Duesberry, Jr., Nelson Bourne Joseph
y Lively. Robert K Woodson, C. Beasley James
Ill. May. Josiah Il. Peasants, Joseph A. Kseland
H..
man, John 5. Alvis, Richard B. Allen, X. H. kim
0rough, Wm James Eppes, Benz. Bolton, John T.
Frazier, Herbert Williams. John +. Brooke. Ralph
II Allen, John Blair Warrington, John L. White.
VIM b. Christian, Adolphus Gary, VIM N Ill.,
WIN. Watts.
The roll was then called, with the following re-
suit: -
for Hm. HdHs-Messrs. Denoon, GlaZebrook,
Greanor and Haskius-4.
For Wh ". HTu-Mr. Randolph.
For Unt. h. CY.riStida-Mr Stokes-l
For John 4. Rr0Oke-Mr. Richardson-I
For Vim J. ERpes-Messrs. Eppes, Roddey and
Saunders-3.
For C. BsasIey--Messrs. Allen aud Grattan-2
FOR A. u. BpTeH-Mr. Whitfeld-l
So there was no election.
The Clerk continued TO call the roll until the
ninth ballot, when Mr.. WM. JAS. EpPEs was elected
MESSENGER by the following vote:
fOr WA. Jas Eppes-Messrs Saunders Whit
neld Stokes Eppes, Roddey, Richar dson and Glaze
brook.
For Hm. ~ HH.-Messrs. Allen, Denoou, Grea-
nor, drattan, Haskins and Randolph-6.
The water ordinance was then taken up, dis
cnssed aud amended, section by section.
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40 mt rFDILow CIIIzbHe On xuu oa2Y
stths requsst Of soms 81 fks6. / enScu - Iys1ia
candidsts tov che o1lcs q 00MN{GSIkA 4 u
resided for twenty Years. II he 1iscs ef Ur ISI
scy. wno viii n9 p again caudidass G ~ StSe-
on e De held % the ath DAP Of Hay nsxG I've
above once. = sGkWT$fUSrS
II 25-dtde - AAss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

IMPROVEMENTS AT WYrHsyHLB-The Wytheyille
Va) Times, noticing the rapidly improving con
dition of that town, says:
There has gone mp, within the space of one year,
some 30 handsome buidngs-mostly dwelling
hoases-at a cost of from $500 to $4,000, each
These many have been erected within the limits of
the corporation; besides, some 10 beautiful resi-.
denees have been built up around in the suburbs
There is under contemplation now some IL dwell.
ing houses, which will be commene ed Just SO soon
as the necessary amount of building material caH
be procured. And besides these dwellings there is
TO be erected during the coming summer "A large
Merchant and Manufacturing Mill, only short
distance from the corporation line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

IIlxTs To MARRIED HES.-Peppergrass says that
If he stays out late at night, aud wishes to avoid
scolding or q curtain lecture from Mrs r.. he gen
orally waits ou. to the eve sma' honrs ayont this
twali !" when the anger of his better half subsidies
uto fears Of his personal safety: He goes out ION
business with Il promise TO be home at nine
IiaIEpast nine, Mrs. p. uneasy ten, positively en-
rsged and rehearses to herself an address for Pep
pergrssss especial edifcation, filled with cutting
reproaches; eleven, vague uneasihess, accompa-
lied by an iudeinite fear that ''something nust
have happened - halfpast eleven nervous appre-
heuson-tears take the place OF wthering glanees;
twelve O'Clock, uncomfortable suspense. II abe only
knew the worst one o'clock, 10 completely worked
up, ha. the "conuptiop," and is about going on
the handle. when Peppergrass arrives; throws
herself into his arms overjoyed to soc him, as she
was so afraid some accident must have happened
To him.
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Sz5 z5~GEoRaE B BrKHL, Dentist, Office
lad residenoe No. xI. Oh Main between SIT and 9Th
Ifteets, Richmond Va. my 30-ty
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0AK POSTS. OAK PO0Te AND pENC
Y ING PLANK .--sqsss. o. rgses - ys.d ~
npg White Oak fencIng Plnnk III fee1 lenn. -
soped OAK and PINE WOOD bx tie cord Iox ssls
BY auQ3H 4 wAxxs s.
ep l0-lm ns sA "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

BRITISH CRUISERS SEARCHING AMERICAN VESSELS
Inc iact that correspondence has occurred be-
tween Lord Napier and Gen. Cass, In relation TO
the African slave trade, has been published
In reply to Lord Napiers remark about the
hhbit OF vessels upon the coast of Africa to hoist
Tue American flag as protection against the Brit
ish cruisers and that this precaution against the
hiltish cruisers does not protect the SLAYER from
visit, but exonerates her from search Mr. Csss
says the United States deny tho right of the cruis
efs OF any other nation whatever to enter their
vessels by force in time of peace and to decide the
prosd inquiry whether the vessel is navigated ac-
cording to law, as claimed by England And to
seud her In at pleasure for trial cannot be submit
ted to Ly any independent nation without injury
and dshonor.
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=, 2Sann wer6en Sic mid atlo mad @dSus
brunn seletten l.ia9l. '5al017
Der Wtapor belann 1i9 cine 3eit lana urb
lnten gu tberleSen uno 3u beredneu. SD boffe.
Dap tU Gw. Our9lauGt fhon ncroen Nbenp
cine 3uiommentunft nit benz seailer perldoff,u
lann' 1a8te er. sd, itehe mid iebr gut nit Dem
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aup Den Sanlmerclener @0nltunt 3snlid aee
nau. Oa8 ltno Die beireu Candle. nurd, peld,e
Der gSunld @w. Our9laudt iebr leidt bis au
oem &1ller 9elan9en miro, uno ba Se. Wlaies
ltat etn GROCER Bewunoerer melblider 5hSnbett
1T, 10 mtro er li4erlid, freuSis bcreit iein. Die
erbetene Nubien5 Gw Dar9laudt 5u betpiCIiaen.
gSernen Sie mir beute nod te(tlmnte 9tads
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mad S1onbrunn fabren Der Sailer lit lelt
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60 ellen Sic, iaste Marianne, lt6 BON ID.
rem Ste erbebenc. ellen sic nad SdSnS
brunl1 uno beoenfen Sic, oaB d Sbre 8teDsr.
te9r mt 5ltternoer nnseoulD unD Sebnln4t erz
marte -
gle 1ei4te benz OfapOr ibre Sano bar.
Uteln @ott, Dur9lauAt, rief er erldrpden,
Sbre Sano iit falt, wie Wtarmor. '',t {,
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beuteno. Gtlen Sie na9 SdSubrunn "a :,
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ten ltd lbre 3a9e uuD Gin Nusorud Des Ab>
l9enS uno Der Serahtuns lpra1 aus lbueu.
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9en Seelen! murmelte lie. Sic benle1ieu Alles
nac9 lbrem UaBltab, unD perltebeu nl6t, mas
elae 9roBe Seele mill unD miinldt. Stud, aber
Oenen, pelde lbr NaterlanD perratben, ulb 3u
lelnen 6einoen ii6 befebreu f6nnen, Der Yoln
eotteS uno Die NeradtunS Der Wten1en nlSae
| lts ltraten Wftr aher iouen Die Ysr,dtber als
Wert5euS oteren, bamit i9 rur6 lie paS belize
2Sert pollenoe, rel4eS oaS nnolud DeutlhlanCS
mir auferlest bat S9 wiu ntsin Saus beltels
len, oanltt td beret bin, menn bic Stunpe oe<
fcmmeu llt! 'l..-.i
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N Der &bat etpaS rpr unD lie bate pldtise
Na9rIdten ttr ben fran56iil4en Gpalmanean>
ten eln5ulanlmelu. 49, ,
OIe Prln5elltn Gp6enbere mar felt ibrer lin.
terreounS nit oem Ulapor in elmer fieberbaften
Srrc8un9 uno elmer llnSeoulp, welde lie rubes
log pur9 alle 3ilumer trieb. @nblid, aeaeu
Abeno tam Der Afapcr tpieper unD Die Nahrld,<
ten, cle er Sebradt bate, muBten ebr er,reuli,
9er art 3eWelen ien, oenn Oas Nntlb Der
Prln6ellln mar 1eitoem freuoeltrableno uno Elm
munoerlameS 3d9eln umlpteIte ibre Qppea,
ash N (6ortleeun9 fOl9t.)
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SElDE WIZ Il STILKE,
BuChbinder.

Paperbormocher and Etuiar6eiter, 81
.'54n4~ r No. 3 S. Gayst.,4 ts. 63
empfehlen sic enem geehrten Publikum. JuniS,3
Sci StS. ST. GbntiOt, ytc. So ". SapltI
t~.i' H'1 ,7' raj lpeben wieper etn: ~ * - .
6umbSIbt's 8psmos. A Sanbs q aGuI9dll $500
MtIaS ,u GumbpbtS 8Osmcs tn Gteferunasn 600
NferersA AGDnuerfattpns-Qerttpn n. a. Nua
20 soe nit atias. eIss ssbaasen !. - 'r' !, $500
fbaus GpnOerfattpns'9ertpn 10. MuH 16 8be y. 4
cles. seb l4ltl@f3I-S $500
80 neS GsnperiaUns Qerifpn Is 8be oebunb 90
S6Sbler,s Sa9 per 9eatur 1O N1Fa8e eebunoen 1863
StDfR ar ot 5@9le per W mite. .. Nuf eebunb. 225
@IIweII's sneli9-beutl6es gnIrterbud s,banben $50
WttItdme o. ea8@seeuttAeS EdfhenpGrterbub 9eb. LOO
Greuetfu& bes4ebenS! Saldenltebefbud mir wy
bas beutf6e @pIt. &ntbdlt $40 Der bIebtefen 4
Welts' SD!oaten- unb 3rtnfl eper aermnben ii)l 25
D a. le@ FeHnp ttebente BUD Mp1ts. aha, 1.5o
y y SStpertus . wta 9nIs, eepPttl@e @ebetmnt0s IS
1870 ~hlePbpGre AFE m oeut erYllI4I "a
W e0abriaaetarten er VII enOrmdmbf s;
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Norttpein, Wfaoeira nno G1crrDpeine.
100 Vr!el cap taben 3plpaus, wprunter eine
9ortbie non bet beten AIatat, -I
20C DuSenb Dem SpEns TIN Qaben pele gro.
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eeben Derpen+ j. B.. arr unb 4 o.
.-lfI.- l. ND. l32 uno 13i 2Bef Qcmbarbfr
H. ifpet Lburen 6fit6 Don 6dnpperhrd6p
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let wetben, rc bem Detreen css bic Heferuptrs
ten @rnnbbebss Der Stap pher bei' Sppen 6tlen ~ n
Dsn @sw6nrn ettdppt erbsn Die YDitaet sat beipnber,
& MaiS smt ,.,ts, Sac. Sussf Wd1cr- -Saesnteut. Z
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IDeniusunsen
Der -tanI4Me Baltimore gDeGer" erf&etnt
it6en ROraea (ntt @uswabme hskSpHntags) InN
iOfet Gsnts Ser gDcGe, an bic 3rdSer asplbGr.
Der ,,gDsder" wtrb ebsafang tn g1aftinstUn anS
DbeeItnS taslt& bur@ &faeer %" 4eSane"tea
tue 9aus tefrrBt. al2g IA l.lQ5s si9
gur6 bic wOf psrfente tpfet Der tdSltGe ,0Deder' Isl
"a. SO Der Satr tn u ubsbtnGter . rsG " be- a.
GhIMne, 8m ,r'st~
'''' mz- pas % d en- Ia't beS Baltimore Deder
er(1eint tOen Greds unO tVfet fabrttt 81 tn uabe-
btnster WpraIsbesabiang. t,ts
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Terms.

GTm0s
The daily BALTIMORE WEKCER ia nublisbs
every morning except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers 10 oity Subscribers at Z Cts per weck.Ij
The WECKER is also delivered in the c,tiea =,
Washington and wheeling daily by Carriers.
$3 SO in advance.
A8- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER ia rrh,;.
he'd every Friday at 50 per annum and ST per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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TN Naeeu unb unterwtes BON eber @r56e QualtSt unb u
auea vtstien Spm lsnen &nbs an bs sum eaSsen Dauas
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ron e Sabre lang Dl,e aetat unb aus iau.
ter bafIr 8arantre t6 f ale ebenlp gut
8emadt nnb Bier Dertauft merbsn. eT 'ffff'r
Gbsnc babe t bic biutsfe Musfpabt tn Baltimore
btaiefe - = 'G
80 tam aue Sorn BON Qeber Seraufen mpSOn i'd sesen
marlg 8egen Settsn rerbeDene Sorttn TIM 3dben uRo
per gstnt ntr8en6s ctlser nosn petben SD fase @nG
pre9t ser unb bsnt mt& abr aabsrsws fault baan
weroet Jbr aebn bis awanis prpent erparen ta sfoI
N ~ +e~'A John N Clark,
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C. r. n A VII,
SEAL ENGRAvER,

tINtINNAII, OHIO.
NOTARY PUBLIC, Court Corporation, State, So
~ eiety. Lodge, and all other Official SEALS an
graved TO order and adjustcd to latest improve
presses. Al.o. every kind Buancss Seals cxecu-
ted to order, with PIcsso, for merchant, bankers,
manufacturers, &C.
W. Addrcs. order aud letters for informotion n
above nv nail Ifeb2s-a
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DR.. A. j. BIDDlNGER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

CEDAR GROVE, INDIANA.
Six Miles below Brookyillc.
OFFERS Ills PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
" the citizens 81 Franklin county. HE chce T.
located opposite = L. Cooley. store, where he vih
be found, except whom professionally sngegss.
ltchl2'a-ly.
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Jas. J. ButIer'S Record Fluid,
FOR & A I. IL
ATTllE PRINCIPAL sTATloSERs At CINCINNATI
And Elsewhere.

a GARD 10 IMN sGErT0cRa-
CiNclsxAri, April q, 1857.
Mr. Jas j. natier. Agent, Cincinnati.
DIAN SiH I'VE have for y nuuibsr OF years past
been using Amods English rsnd A. she best In
The market lor some time past we have thee uing
your REcoRD fLrfn. and take pleasure In stating
that In cur opinion u IA fully equal TO Arnoldr and
In some respects 10 be preferred. II has more
uniform depth If color whn first used, and has
never NoLpEp. When II he's attained its deepest
black tint the color Il fully ca val 10 the best Of Ar
nold's VIC have used, whis the how is about
the same
II. u. 0LMsTEAp, Book -keePar at Grocsbsek A
Cos Banking House.
q. y. JACKSON, Col Clerk. do.
$. n. ROSS, Dis. Clerk, Lafayet = Bank.
A. HALSEY NICHOLS, Book-iseeper, Ollie Life
Ins. a Trust Co. BANK.
:. J. CHAPMAN, Book keeper, J. A. Frazer.
RoDT r. REiLEY, poek-kseper, I. :. Custom
1lonFc.
JAMES A. DEv0u. CLERK. 4. =. G. House.
WILDER, HYDE 4 ROBINSON.
J. WILSON JOHNSON, Boon keeper John W.
Ellis Co.
II. NJ. BARTLETT. Principal e Bartlstt's Cen
morcia College
II. 5. BACON, Principal o. Bse ans Commercial
College
The students Of these last stI.ns prefer !. 70 any
Ink cxiant. lfeb5'ss-u.
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BuTLER's MERCANTILE,
RECORD AND C0pYING ExgELSI0R
FLUID INKS.
Manufactured BY Jas. J. Butler, Agent,


I MAKE THREE DISTINCT VARIETIES
l. differing one IRON the other only Ia their Do
gree Of nuidliy, and designatea by he label
HEcoRD-for Ledrcfl and Records oni,
C0PYfNG--for Letter Press only
MEhcANTiLE-fcr Books, Letters and general
purposes.
4 These Fluids change from aA1f<nH slur 70
deep and permanent BLACK COLOR, which
length Of time viii FspT or pNsfnof. These ELtfp
iN,A we're hfst offered 70 the fublp IN I5s4--sines
which time there has been awarded them forffEt<
pfrLoAs, Two BnoNxE and ozE SffyfE MfpkL. An
enumeration Of them Is deemed unnecssssfy. ~
they may be seen Al my oinee. They are largely
used In the Prominent Cities aud Towns Of the
West aud South, and 10 some extent In Eeastern
Cities.
Since the publication of my principal circular. I
have received the following letter from srkrloNns.
which are respectfully Submitted 20 the eonsidsrs-
ton Of other large krAtloSfns. Eoast o. West.
CINCINNATI, July "a, 1851.
Mr.. Jas. J. Drflfn, Agent. Cincinnati.
DEAR Sfes--for some time past have been
selling your WniTiSo fLuips 90 osr Customers, and
take pleasure In stating, that they give very Eensf
al satisfaction.
As FAR as ourown Judgment l. eopecrnsd, We be.
lese them TO be fully equal 10 AFnoids English
Fluid. and are 10 be preferred ffom the fact that
they present moro uniform Derrn Of CoLoR,
when first usod--aiid far as We have seen free
from meld Yours Respectfully,
MOORE, wILsTAcn, kkys A co,
ANDERSON. GATES a WRIGHT,
fRfCkEf, MALLORY 4 WEBB,
CT. BRADLEY 4 CO,
APPLICABLE A CO.,
GIBSON a co.
We have sold Mr.. J. J. Ilullof's Wmrso ftrIps
10 customcrs for sixteen months past with gen.
cra satisfaction, and believe them 70 be Of SUPER
or quality. A. We do not Ire Afnold's Fluid, We
do not feel az liberty 10 draw \ comparison.
TRUMAN l. spoffoNn.
Tho following tessimony from nookkeepsrs II
Leading Banks and Mscanule fifnf Is repeatedly
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ma
Benerolen Ta.inion ~ btsd b. speeiai Eromeri foe
the ssii.f e( The siek aud Bsinssed, eQii,i,t HA
T,rHIeai ard Epidemc Diseasss
rI,IE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN view OF tho awful
/ dest ruction of human life caused by uai dis
cases. and the dcceptions paclicd upon Tho unfortunate
vctmsoi such Diseases by uaok- several years drce
ted their consulting surgeon charitable act worthy OF
their name, 60 Drnsary for the treatment Of this
class Of Diseases IN al their rns and 20 give Medical
Advice Gratis % all who apply by eiler, with description
their condition. occupation, habits Of f &c aud
In OF extreme poverty 90 furnish medicines FREQ OF
charge N Is needless 20 add that the Association
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and wi furnish
the approved modern. treatment.
Tho Directors 81 the Association, n their Annual Report
upon Of SNu Diseases, for tho year ending
January ls sis express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors cf ihe Con.
suiiing surgeon la the ol spcfmaiorrhoa, sem
inal Weakness, Impotence, GogurthWa elect, syphilis
the vice Of Onansm Sefabusc, &c, and order cOnn-
uaneo Of The same plan Tor the ensuing year.
Tho Directors review II the past, feel assured that
their laofs this sphere benevolent
OF great bcnchi 10 the afflicted especially 20 the young,
and they resolved devote themselves with renewed
ZEAL this very important aud much desrised
An admirable Report spcrnaoirhoa, or fcmina
Weakness the ylce OF nnani.m, Masturbaton, selt
abuse aud other decreases Of the sexual organs by the con
sultng Surgeon will be hy mail I'm sealed envelope,
ce % charge, receipt of Two STAMPS for postage. 9th
on Reports ad Tacs the nature and treatment ~
grautous distribution aud viii he the afflicted
of the remedies and methods oi treatment dis
covered during the l1s year, are c great value.
Address, ior Report a. treatment, pf George " Calhoun
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, 30 South
Ninth Street philadelphia, IA.
~ ofdern The Director
EZRA D HARrwELL, rrcst
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