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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

The rush at D. Maxham's, at Harrington Corner,
still continues His pictures preferred over all that
can he obtained at any oher in the city, the
hundreds who paronizs his establishment every week
will cheerfuIy testify.
TAPLEY CLARK Artists
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

CARS LIGHTED BY CASA train of cars
which runs by night from Philadelphia to
New York is now lighted by gas, which gives
the train brilliant appearance, and secures a
uniformity of light, unaffected by the motion
of the cars. The gas, which is obtained from
the street pipes is forced by p pump at the
station through small iron pipes INTO a strong
wrought iron and brazed cylinder, which is
fixed beneath each car, and thence conveyed
through a patent regulator to the interior.
The supply in the cylinder is enough TO feed
two burners for fifteen hours, while the time
of making the trip to New Y ork is four hours
By the action of the regulator, the force on
the burners is so equalized that the flame does
not vary from the moment Of lighting until all
the gas Is consumed. The company is ar
ranging generator by which to manufacture
its own gas. The cost of the gas consumed
on single trip is ten cents of sperm can.
dies, which they have heretofore used, the
cost was htty-two cents. The time occupied
in filling the six cars is less than two minutes.
EMIGRANTs WANTED IN TURKBY.-The Sui
tan OF Turkey has somehow got the idea that
the true way 10 restore the ancient glory of
his dominions is to bring in new elements of
vitality by immigration. Perhaps he has been
reading Ell Thayer's speeches. He offers very
liberal inducements to emigrants from all
countries. He will give portion of land to
every family or individual colonist who will
bring 5000 with him, will afford facilities for
the transportation of the goods and chattels of
emigrants, will exempt their property from
taxation for twelve years, if they settle in
Asialic Turkey, for six years In European
Turkey, and he will guaranty them the free
exercise of their religion The only restric-
tons upon the colonlsts are, that they shall
not sell their land for twenty years, and, if
they give it up during that time, it will revert
to the government.
The territory thrown open to foreigners
embraces 10000 square miles, including dis
tricts of great fertility, and skirted by an in
ternal sea-coast nearly $500 miles in extent,
with numerous harbors. The natural wealth
of the Turkish territory is very great, but
there is neither energy nor capital in the pos
SCISSORS to develop it. The offer of the Sui
tan affords an opportunity for Christian colo
MES, with missionary motive, to try an ex-
pertinent for the propagation of Christianity
and civilization on a large scale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06
OUR CUSTOM DEP ARpMrvr

also in the second story and is Unsurpassed in The e
and vary Of fabrics adapted to the various qualities ami
styles OF garments. Az orders will be prompflv essor,
and entire satisfaction assured ''"
Mr. HORACE BtGELoW, well known % n.
eothipg trade IN this city, 10 bow associated with ma
and will be happy to his old friends and
at leo and 10 Main Street, nearly opposite lhe new
Mechanirs' Hall Nv"
1853 and 40 Main street. Worcester Masv
rs dAwtf A. n. " n n A, ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Prof, Woods hair Restorative for sale in Worcester
by JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Building, woroes
ter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Ahe WOrcehter W inter- Caro- VIII hereafter
De exclusively devoted 10 the treatment OF female patens
while the other sex will be received only as boardes
the location OF this establishment Is elevate quiet ana
healthy combining the advantages Of both town and
country Op n at I'll seasons, For croniars address
RoGERs, NJ D Worcester, Mass
UDr Ro0ERs' day office is in the Central Exebar,.
tost once hoor During the Evening and night be nav
be found at the Water Cure an e'' "s may
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06
Pants aud Vests from SOC 30 $500,
'V'nF' elce from 81 TO x.
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM 500 to S1ko0


the second story. will be found to contain H.. ta,
sn1 nest assortment in the State tout Of Boston tn
this department 1t will be constant aim ~ I ~
NY assortment OF every desirable style Of garment or
ehudren from one or two years Of age up 10 tbe lst
sizes or youth We beg leave to invite especial aenon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Peruvian Syrup, for sale. in Worcester by JOHN O.
HILL, ApOthecary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

KNIFE BLADES made to order Razors ground and
polished and all kinds Of cutlery ant surgical iustru
ments sharpened repaited and polished by c. A. Cum
mngs, 1877 Main st TT.
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F o R G A $ H.
A CAaD 10 THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO's GOLDEN PILL S
FOR FEMA LES.

Intdtttdte in correcting, regulating, and remoUng
all DISTINCTIONS, from whatsUer cGuse. and
Gtt0ays succesSfut as a restorative
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAPER HANGINGs.

We have now in store and ready for delivery to Gus
toners, an
LMMEESE STOCK
OF French and American House Papers Borders Cur
tains, Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces,
DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Mouldngs, oornces, Paper statusry, &c. in
NEW AND DESIRABLE STILES,
and Of the finest quality.
In assortment you fnd Papers Of every shade,
grade and color suitable for this uarketand at the oW
est prices,
FOR CASH.
This department is under the direct supervision Of one
of the firm, who will give bis special attention the
wants of paper customers and that every is sat
ished
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Work done in the
best manner.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
ape deod&w Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

An INTERESTING ScENE.-The ordinance of
baptism by immersion was administered on Sun
dsy, at Newburyport, by Rev. Daniel P. Pike, to
ninety seven persons. The occasion was one OF
great interest, snd attracted an immense con
course of people, variously estimated from five to
ten thousand The first one baptized was lame
person, young man, who was taken from
boat Then followed males and females in
groups. In the frs. were thirteen Eve groups
Of fourteen each, and the seventh thirteen. The
age of the youngest persona young man-was
sixteen, and the eldest sixty. In one group there
we're three sisters, brother, and his wife in an
other, three brothers and their wives and in an
other, brother and two sisters. The last was
group of young men, among them the pastors
son. The number Of males baptized was forty
four, and of females ffty-three. OF the number
who received the right hand of fellowship sixty
four were heads of families The time occupied
was less than one hour and quarter.
RIorous SCENE AT A BAPTIsM.-A number Of
persons from the Fourth Baptist Church in
Providence were baptized at Thurber's Pond,
Sunday Among them was Miss Carroll, con
vert rom the OathoAc W tue AIolestah' i"l'u'
Some three thousand people, half of whom we're
Irish, assembled to witness the rite, and we learn
from the Providence Journal that when Miss
Carroll entered the water, she was saluted with
cries of "kil her, "drown her," &c, the crowd
being with difficulty kept behind rope which
was drawn to keep them from the shore After
the ceremony, the carriage which conveyed Miss
Carroll to her residence was followed by large
crowd of Irish. The presence of the police, how
ever, prevented any further disturbance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

sanford's Liver Invgoraor fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics' Hall Building,
Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy, for sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building.
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

For sale twenty-five per cent ess than M an So.
place in Worcester, by ' ''''1
IN. J. NJ. F0LLANsBEE, Agent.
oosoV dbtNwu Foster STR ct. OPP. h. a w. Dtpot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

o. F.. HA II RIS,
y II N IL II,
lbS main street. opposite The new Mechanics Han
iyl Building a.,
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Meteorological Observations
At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending April 4, 1858.
Thermometer. Wind. Ram.


Z.
a. m. m. p m. a. m. p m. p. m.
March 29- IS. 49, .W.......
30....s7. ...54....-.....E ..NE..-.........
Size ...55....4'....NE.. SW. W. .......
April 1....3l.. .55. NV. .SE.....
." 2....S4. - .5S HIS ...-.........
3....4l. ...67....57.....s-...N. NV
4....4t....-... 44....NE.. NE...-.....
J. s. SARGENT,
Am unit Of rain fell at the equinoxial s:orm "a in.
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PORTLAND, April 5.-The Indian left Liv-
erpool at o'clock on the afternoon of March
"a, arrived at Portland at A. Is ?. NJ. on the
5tn. She brings 239 passengers.
The America arrived out on the 22d. The
repairs on the Ariel are completed; she would
leave Liverpool for Bremen on the Oath.
The trigate Niagara arrived a; Plymouth on
the Esd. Her machinery was slightly dam
aged, having encountered succession of
southerly gales.
The British frgate Agamemnon had COM
menced taking in cable; fifty miles were on
board.
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A dispatch from st, Petersburg, says Rus
STA is watching with great interest, the rea.
tions OF England and France. The Russian
navy is to be fully manned. and ship. building
largely increased. Russia has no intention
of accepting English and French eonsuls In
the Black Sea. All suspicious vessels ON the
Crcassisn coRst will be seized.
Turkey.
A letter states that in case the Turks sball
not be able TO suppress instruction in the
Herzstonner. the Austrian government will
assist the Sultan with a division Of troops.
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New ORAEAss, March IL 1853.
Sentences Passed at the last Term Of
the Court Of Sessions in Columbia.

>. II. Brown, (assauit wih "A prs,oI3-
tue Of 500.
!ohn SpAulding and Chas. Hitler. alias
Chas. Sthsoler, lyraud larceny.l-To be
imprisoned twelve months, pay a fine O.,
$500 each, AZ! receive thirty nine lashes
on the first Monday in Ap.ll.
4. X Craig, (sellmg spirits to a slave.)
10 be imprisoned seven ,uonti.s andpa,
fiue OF 5000.
N. Oliern, Ceiling spirits to slave. J
10 he imprisoned seven months aud
pay fine $500.
7, i ard. Ceiling >pirits to >'ave.(-
!" I've mP'""ned Tive months "nL pay u
tinc OF 500.
ThoS. NJ Andrew C''nrgIary.)-To Le
hung, o" Friday, Api, 30lh.
lHnre"c" Sclaver". Ctehwny r.bber, J
10 lie hung ola Friday, Aprl 3Oh.
} I'm B rdvli, (.s>an't ana ba,,crv.)-
10 pay iiue ofS75.
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Sheriff IS Sales.

pY Virtue Of Sundry wri,s Of Fl Fa TO
ID me directed, Twill sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
day in April next within the legal hours
Of sale the following properties, to wit /:
ALI. defendants interest in and to one
tract of land belonging to the Estate of
Mrs. Vaughan) and adjoining lands of Jas.
X. TTuesdale, William Duncan, Isaac Cas-
ton, ct. al, interest levied on and 10 be- sold
at the suit Of Frances Vaughan against
John J. Turner. Defendant.
ALSO, Two hundred acres more or less
whereon defendant lives adjoining lands OF
p. Il. Hammond, Nathaniel Beckham, ct al.
levied on and 20 be sold as the p5opeIty of
Joseph Small at the suit Of z e. WyIie,
ct. al.
ALSO, Twenty.6 five acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Jack Stogner, N. Beck.
ham, ct. al levied on ard to be sold rs the
property Of James Gihbs st the suit Of w.
a. Moore, Esq, ct. al.
ALSO, Three hundtea acres, more or
less, adjoining Estate lands OF II. J. and j
w. Gregory, ct, al. levied on and TO be soId
as the property OF Owen Gregory, nj the
iiIs of N. J. Hough. Ct al. PfSL75 ca.
Conditions cash, &c
H. HANCOCK, s.. 4. ID.
b 18th 1858, sat.
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: 0 u L II CAR ULlN A ,
Lancaster District
Jonathan B. Vinson, WIN.
HinsBn,

Jonathan B V'nson, WIN. In Equity,
fimsnn, Lancaster Bill
w. for partition or
GriNin Walker. Admin'r. sale Of slaves
WA. Mackey, Thos. J Martha an d
Nack"y. and wife Sarah \. Sam. Account
J"hn w. Jcrnigan and and Relief
wife Mary.
II appearing Ia ihe satisfaction OF the
ConaiSs!"G,r, that Wm. Mackey, Thos. ].
M:Ukry aGd wife Sarah A Mackey. ard
lchn w. Jernigan and wife Mary Jcrnipnn,
Il, PENDANTS in above case reside without I'm.
limits of the state. IL is ordered on me. .
lion of Dawkins & Wylie, Sol'rs for com.
plaina.ts. that the said defendants WIN.
N"ckcy, Thos. J. Maekey AID wife Sarah
\. and John w. Jernigan and wife Mary,
DO answer. plead or dtmur to the Bill filed
against them in above case, on or before
'hc - h day OF June 1858. otherwise Judg.
"leni FRA rpR.rSSp will 40 ordered against
crch and ali Of ikcW
JANIS II. WITIiERSP0ON,
{. Il. l.. ID.
M"rIA 10, 1888. & Sm pf So 90
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For Sale.

I'm OFFER for sale, two Dwelling a.
@1 Houses, situated in the village of 8iiii
Lancaster with convenient lots attached al.
30, one vacant lot adjoining the others and
very desirable rs building lot. Que of the
dwellings, front on French Street and the
other upon Church Street. will sell the
whole together, if desired, or 1 will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished
with nil necessary out. buildings and conve
niences for comfortable dwellings,. Per,
sons are invited to a strict examination O.
the premises, and Of the workman ship O.
the buildings, and Of the materials compo.
sing the same, and ~ith the whole, I nm
disposed to believe, that the most fss,idious
will be well pleased
| will sell upon such terms rs will accord
with the times, and purchasers may have
any indu gence required upon good paper.
My address is Hanging Rock p. o. $. c.
JAMES n. INGRAM.
January 27, 1883. Soft.
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TIE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, March, l2. 1858

CHARLESTON, March, IL. 1858.
COTTON There was very GOOD d.,
inand for Cotton to.day,a lat about Yesterdays
prices, if We except the lower grades, whieh
nre reported a shade lower The sales may
be classed asftllows, viz: 81 bales Mt lo
81 at II; 800 at lit; 3o6 at lIE 626 Al
IL; 100 at Il; 227 at IL; md S35 bales
1T l2ic.
New ORi&Ass, March IL 1853.
The sales OF Cotton to day were 65po
9"les, Mt liaiiic per 10. Sugar is quoted
a'ot'6fc per 10. Cotton Freights to Liv-
'rpool is quoted at sd. per ID.
NV YORK, March l2 1853.
COTTON is quiet. and 1900 bales chan.
Ged hands to day. Flour is firm. ond,lo
ooo balls, were sold. Wheat is buovon,
"na 5000 bushels were disposed of, at 81.
52i per bushcl for White. Corn j, adyo,.
'cng' with sales of 10000 bushels. Tur.
PennRe ant. Rosiu are firm. Rice IL dull.
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Young Celim,

whose reputation IA n Stallion has never
been supposed or equalcd in this part Of
the country. Celim and his c, It's have ta
Ken premiums every year sin the Agricu'.
tnral Society was formed in our Distr;r.
and it is VII known that the contests for
premiums has principally been among his
own colts.
Young Celim may be expected to stand
at or near Lancaster and perhaps on Beaver
Creek, and in the ncighborhood Of Flat
Rock, or any place in reach of the above
named neighborh""d'., provided the leo
pie will give Mr. Conncll sufficient encour.
agemcnt "f patronage when he goes round,
which will be as soon ~ possible; any neigh
b"rh"oh wishing him to give them a call,
viii confer fnor bv letting him know the
nrsi opportunity. Young CeIim's pedigree
and the terms upon which he will be- let
out, will be made known as soon as possi-
ole. JAS. ID. McII .WAiN
March II, 1853 5-tf
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Business Notices.
Tara WdRN CURED BY


DIX NLAA"S "SCELEBRATED VERN!FUGE.
NEW ioES, august 2. 1859.
IN certain lady in this city tasiii;os tl,.t
after using hr. MLanc'. Vermiiagc, prcr,rcL
u! Fleming Bros, of Pit Sburgh, she passed
tape woim IL" inches lon. ; anG has no hc,i,a
ton III recommending il To every person snic-
ted WITH worms; "a, IN he" opinion, il a.. *,
GELS every other remedy now in use. The name
-; tie lady, and further particulars. ran ba
I"arnsi "y calling Oh Ms. Hardig. Manhattan
ri4cr, or J., l.. rAsl', p!ugsih, eqrner of
ltHtglr AMI M.Aroc streets.
N Purchasers VII be careful TO ask for
p&.MLL%E'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
bnrsh, IA. Ill other Vcuuif,rges in compari
soa a-c WORTHLESS. D.. MLanc', genuine ye:.
miing", also hi' celebrated Liver Fills, can now
he had at all respectable dug starrs Eusc
genuine without the signature Of
liSI FLEMING BROS.
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sanil, at nominal quotations. Corn also
was dull.
LIVERPOOL l'RorisIeNs MARKET Pro-
Visions showed declining tendency.
LoNpoS MoNEY MARKEr.-Money was
unchanged aud abundant. The bullion
~ the Bauk Of England had increased
Z9o, 900 pounds. Consols were quoted at
90 I Sus7.
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Hanging Rock Mineral
Springs.
Z 0 r SALE OR ENT.

G THE SUBSCRIBER FIND a.
VII ing that he has more business lifi
upon his hands than he can conveniently at.
tend to, offers for sale. or rent, that dcsrra
bic property known as the HANGING
NOCk MINERAL SPRINGS. These
Springs are located upon the Stage road
leading from Camden 10 LancastervilIc, ~
miles from the former place and Ii miles
from the latter.
AS the public nrc generally aware, the
water, Tor ptrasanlncss. purity, land adapta-
ton TO the relief and cure of diseases.
q npctes with the very best watering places
II our State. 1t has in no instance failed
I" meet the expectation Of visitors, and in
{" "'mbers of cases, reasonable anticipalions
have been greatly exceeded. Iron, with
Nagnesia and Sulphur, constitute some Of
II principal component parts.
The situation is elevated and pleasant and
possesses The double advantage Of being in
neighborhood that is characterised by
good morals, intelligence, rsiIne,u&nt and
wealth 10 apurchaser, I will sell us much
"t the land adjoining as may b. desired
either Que or Two hlpdrod arrss-the land
81 good qualify and a part of it in culijva.
m.
The premises are in excellent condition,
tie buildings being entirely new They are
81 Iicicnt tar the :cs"nIua odatiUn nf eighty
or one hundred persons. The houses, cab
in, dining rooms and kitchens are all well
furnished and newly fitted up, and rs the
failures will be sold with the premises, u
new conner will :hus be saved any trouble
III that way.
The place is at present occupied by Mr
W. NJ. Barton and Lady, who are excellent
III .hagers and caterers, and will serve
new proprietor if desired. otherwise, they
can give possession nj any time
will receive proposals either for pur-
chase or rent A purchaser may have any
indulgence wanted upon good parer. NV
address is Hanging Rock, =. o., ). c.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
March II, 1858. 5-,f
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New Advertisements, a
Notice.

EXEMpTION from street duty for The
IL current year, can be secured by the
payment OF THREE DOLLARS 10 the
Clerk ON oT det"se The ist of Apt ..>s' -
Those persons paying after the time spcci
fled will be TAXED DOUBLE.
BY order of Council.
BeJ. WlTHERSP0ON, Clerk.
March 18TH, 5-3t.
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Executors Notice,

A IL. those indebted TO the estate Of Rob.
"A ert AcllWatA- deceased, are requested
to come forward as soon as Passible and SET
tie tAe sane. And all lhose who have
claims against the estate, are requested tn
p,esen; them for pijmeut. duly attested.
The cstiie must positively be settled up.
JAMES ID. McILWAIN.
Executor.
Dec. 3, 1907. A2-=u
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Ramsay's History of
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TNlE SUBSCRIBER has in press Of
L Walker. ENmrs y Co, Charleston.
Rams!'s History Of South Carolina, with
Maps Of Charleston and the State, which
viii be ready for subscribers bv April 18th.
The Book is Carolina work in ey. ~ res
Pcct, paper print and bidding. In thi, His
tory We hav" n fnIl record of the hards ships
aud difficulties Of our Fathers in the desert
with the savage Indian. and the Brron in
the war OF rs. The w'rk is being printed
on tnc white paper. large clear type, bound
IN one VOLUME complete. octave. 600 pages.
cloth, arms Of State On back. Palmetto IRE.
on side. price SO 80. Half calf marble
edges, $3.50. Send on your name early
only a small edition printed. Published and
ior safe by
w. ]. DUFFIE,
bookseller, New berry, SO. Ca.
March 10. A-tf
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~, institution: estao hshed by spe-
eA' emdoxtae,u for the relief Of the
sck and distressed, afflicted
with Nirulcnt and Ep-
ideuIic diseases.
I"o all persons afflicted With Sexual D,ssa.
J. ses, such as SperoatorrhGa, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrh9a. Glee, S1'
phyllis, che Vice Of Onanism, or Self Abuse Ec
&C.,
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view q,
the awful destruction Of human life caused nv
Sexual diseases aud the deception, practised
upon the unfortunate victims Of such Diseases
hy Quncks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable Act vor.
thy OF their name, to open a Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class of diseases in al
their forms, and to give Medical Advice Graft.
to all who apply by letter, with description Il
their condition, (agc, occupation, habits of life
&c ) and in cases of extreme poverty. to Fur.
nish Medicines Free OF Charge. his needless
70 add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill OF the Age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment
The Directors, on review of the mast t,.,
ASSURED that their labors in this sphere of Lc.
psV"ient effort, have been Of great benefit TO
the afflicted, especially to the young. and they
have resolved 70 devote themselves. with re-
ne~ed zeal, TO this very important hut much
dcspisod cause.
just Published by tho Association, Report
on Spermato' rhoa, or Seminal Weakness the
Vice OF onanism, Masturbntion or Sell. Abuse.
ana other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon which viii! he sent by mail
lin sealed letter envcope,) Free of Charge
on receipt Of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, for report or treatment, DR. Geo. II
Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associ.
alton, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelp,,ja
IA. BY order Of the Iircctors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, PRrsIDEsr.
GEO FAlRCHlLD, Secretary.
March 10, 4-,v
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NOTICE.
s. D 7 II ROLINA.
Nc A S,i.Irp

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
I JAMES MILLER, of the District nfore.
L said do hereby give notice of my inten.
ton to apply for the issuing Of Grant
from the Staie of South Carolina for five
hundred and ninety nine acres of Land lying
in Lancaster District on the waters Of the
Catawba River in the Cataw ba Indian boun.
dairy, adjoining lands Of Dr. Johnson, lands
OF the Estate of DR.. G. l.. Massey, the lands
OF the widow Sarah Massey and others at
and after the expiration of three months
from this date, it being out of my power to
send on. or produce my Lease from the In
dians or the Tax Receipts for the same,
they havirg been consumed with my dwell
ing house when il was burnt.
JAMES MILLER.
Feb, Sth 1858, 52-3m.