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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

We give below some extracts from the
Washington correspondence of the Charles
ton Courier:
Governor Brown, Of Mississippi, who de.
ferred his speech on the Kansas question on
account of the change Of its aspect, has writ.
ten letter to the New York Herald, stating.
in order to correct any misapprehension, III at
he has not abardoned the support of the lie.
compton Constitution, and that moreover il
is his opinion that Congress will accept it,
1t is very certain that there is less opposition
to its acceptance among the Democratic men,
bers now than there was when Mr.. Brown
proposed to speak on the subject. Gov. Den.
yer states in his message to the Legislature
Of the Territory, that the disagreement
among the people of Kansas is of a personal,
and not political character.
There is no longer any ground for dis.
pute upon the legitimacy Of the Lecompton
Constitution, because nine-tenths of the legal
voters OF the Territory have recognized it by
voting at an election which was held under
the authority of that Convention. 'sa -'
ID 1t hes been rumored here and stated else.
where, that the Black Republicans have de.
terrpined; in caucus, not TO agitate the slave.
ry question at this session. If so, they will
not raise the slavery question upon the bill
to establish the Territory Of Arizona. There
. will be opposition, on other grounds, to this
bill, but the President has recommended it,
and the influence of.tae Executive is very ia.
tai in Congress at this time.
The Senate called for the report upon the
new debt incurred by the United States in
Oregon and Washington. This debt will
amount to four or five millions Of dollars, or
more. The deficiency in the Appropriation
for the present fiscal year, in Che military
service, is becoming glaring and alarming
Tie amount is stated at six or seven millions
But we have no details, or even authentic
statements on the subject at present.
The Senate has opened discussion Of the
fillibuster question, and will prosecute It for
some time, and very thoroughly The sub
iect is brought up by the resolution offered
by Mr.. Doolittle, to authorize an honorary
medal to be presented to Com. Hiram Pauld-
ing. Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi, spoke yes.
terday, in reply to the mover and argued
that Com. Pauldng had violated information
al law, and the law Of the United States, and
his instructions. He will be followed on
Monday by Mr.. Pearce, of Maryland, who
will take part in support Of Com. Paulding's
conduct, showing that it was justified by his
instructions, and by international law.
The administration are not without anxiety
as to the result of the Utah difficulty, nor
even as to the safety of the expedition. They
are consulting upon the expediency of organ.
lzing in California, a volunteer force for ger.
vice in Utah. If necessary.
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ArLAsrA.-1he late Municipal Election at
Atlanta, resulted 10 tbs suOccss Of the Demo.
cratic ticket by small minority.
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tw- We find the following in the Jan

VIZ "o hhu snc ioHOWiiiS ih tuo JULIUS
vile Standard:
TO the Postmaster Of the STATE Of Wiscon.
sin:
Having had my attention called to the
unfortunate difference which has arisen be.
tween the President Of the United Stntes
and the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, touching
the admission of Kansas into the Union with
the Topeka Constitution, and wishing to act
in harmony with my brother officers in this
very important crisis, have assumed, us
Postmaster Of SHOPPER, to call you together
on the 3Ist day of February next, at the
house Of "Tom" Williams, Emerald Grove.
have, on reflection come to the conclu
sion that all POstmasters whose salaries are
less than one hundred dollars need not attend,
as Mr.. Morgan, OF Milton, Shnrpstein, of Mil
waukee, and Dan Brown, of Janesville, will
not consent to associate with them.
For my own part, my brethren, although
have full faith in Judge Douglas, and fully
believe in the doctrine of Popular Sovereign
ty, yet due regard to my position as an
officer under the Federal Government, as
well as profound respect for the American
Eagle, and the income of my Office, as mat
ter of expediercy, shall support the Pres-
dent.
Ever yours in the bonds of Office,
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AN OLD OFFENDER Turns U.s.
years ago, in The country Of Mon,poms,r uie
atroclous felony was perpetrated by Thor.ul
Wynne. Robbery and attempted mn,S"a
was his first essay in crime-a bold. prsm"si
itated essay, for which no excuse eonIS u
given, but a bad heart, and an ino,5;..s
thirst for money. Arrnigned for the c';.'
in court OF justice, he procured rs bail n.
widowed mother, the sum being cOmmsr." 80
rated with the grade Of crime which bs ~
committed. As was to have been exps.,"S
he fed the country, forfeited his bail, ana ~
her old age, his mother saw her prono,,S
sacrificed 10 pay the forfeiture. A great a.,
Of sympathy was felt for her in Montpoms,v
and our gallant friend, Maj. Henry, whilst
member of the Legislature some years 1oo
made an unsuccessful attempt 10 get b.,
released from the penalty OF the forfeited
bond. The guilty boy had gone, no ors
knew whittier, and in the lapse of year, h.
and his crime, was gradually ceasing 10 Nv
talked of, and thought of, amongst The p,o.
pie Of Montgomery. Not long since, gnpp
of counterfeiiers vas arrested il Eas, Tenn,
essee, amongst them one who gave his mama
MS Henry Fords. 1t appears that this on,
had admitted to Others Of the gang tha, h.
had once stolen horse ia Missouri. f.,
which he had been arrested and escaped. and
had also committed some depreciation in ,ha
vicinity of GAINESVILLE in this State TO
save himself he turned States evidence. bn,
was eventually involved tried and sentenced
10 the Penitentiary for three years. He. IN.
gether with Others, was brought to this citv
n few days ago, and delivered over to w. il
Johnson, ESQ.,, the keeper of the State pris.
on. Here something occurred to excite the
suspicion that he was convicted under nm
assumed name, and upon investigation il was
ascertained that he had informed one or
more of his comrades that his real name was
Thomas Wynne, but upon being confronted
with them he denied the impeachment
Several gentlemen Of this city, who knew
him well, were present, and somewhat
amazed at his mpudent denial of the charge
as well ms OF ever having seen them before.
subsequently, however, he committed him.
self and finally confessed TINT he was the
veritable Thomas Wynnc, fugitive from
justice, from Montgomery county. Com.
menclDg career Of crime without motive
he has followed il, until retributive Justice
has overtaken him; and is now in position
which may bring him to n realization Of the
penalty of his startling initiation into the
paths of villairy.
p. The above is copied from the Nashville
Patriot Of the 23d. Ford, or Wynne, was
convicted at the late term of the Circuit
Court of Bradley county. Although he
made confessions, duplicating, rs We under.
stand, men who have hitherto been unsus.
pected, it turns out, rs ought to have been
anticipated, that he is the greater villain of
the gang. His statements about outside par.
ties, made with view to soften the penalty
in his own case, are entitled 10 but little ere.
dit except where corroborated by other s'i.
dence. lfst
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-29
CONTROLLERS REPORT.

From the tabular abatement of statistics of
Tennessee, we gather the following statistical
information. as reported to the Comptroller,
for the year 1886:
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Ever yours in the bonds of Office,
W,yY,Am Ht,nSoy

Postmaster SHOPPER.
N. BIN the event that Douglas succeeds,
we can change our views about the time old
Bucks" term ends. w. II.
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RecapitulAting the foregoing, the aggre-
gates of the items will be as follows:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-21
Atwafcr's Sa5.e0
S WIN MACHINE

ArGraed The LIST Premium, Silver NelaI aul Diploma,
At the N y State Fair, held 1t Buffalo, Oct. 9Th. 49,,
Tor Practical It'll ty, Simplicity. Capacity, Durability
and Beauty. Singers and WheelIr's q wilson's high
priced machines in competition.
Comrnittee of awards:
&c. CCYLER kditor of Albany Evening Express.
b. 0YIATT, Esq. Practical Nachinist and Manrfac.
IL. eT. Rochester. N. Y.
PHINEAs STANTON, Secretary Of Ingham Uriver
s:fy. " Y, and
CALVIN HJRBERT. Esq New York.
In s aiachiue has besa pronounced by Scientific
ard Skiilful Mechanics. tn be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND
MACHINE EVER INTESTED.
The fatentees claim that 1t Is. in fact the most reIia-
bic Machine ever oncred to the public Its chief excel
lence consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely Skw and ORiGIsAB, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. file
durability exceeds the best SIPS machine. because Il
is entirely dives;ed Of anything ike complicated ma
chinery, Sc common 10 all machines now known TO the
public. 1t has neither LOpYER. HOOK, SHUTTLE, SPRING
or CAM. to get out Of ords ?, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any enc can readily see upon a slight examination.
IL IS emPhaficaHg the machine for tke people.
Il has but TO be seen TO be admired. and used to he
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the theC.S
Patent Office, remarked Of 1t that 1T pGs the mosl
married improvement in SeDing Machines, tkat he had
sean from the beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trunbull county. by p.
W. of Bristol. and E. z. LARK, of Wind
ham. Portage Co., o. who are the sole propriet,rs Of
the right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended 10 tJan.90, '5S-ly-
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.nLESS THE MEMORY Oh HE

- MAN,f for the happiness ] have this day in
declaring. that / have not been obliged 10 suppressa
letter or a line Tor the sake Of his fdme!' so writes DR..
ELDER. of Philadelphia. IN his biography OF the eele-
brated ELISHA KENT kANE
NV aim says the anthOr in his predatory note,
twas not to write a reritB of DR. Kane's sritinEs. bot
a memoir Of the man. which Sszht se've to make bis
--4I--- sas~Ily acquainted aah hlm;" and to this
simple object he has addressed himself with a eonscf
eistious enthusiasm The rssslt is no mere idealized
portrait Of the man whom the world wishes 10 know.
but a warm and truthful likeuess. eOhceiveu in love.
aad with the whole heart in the hand thrs ugh all the
rapid miracle Of its execution There is a freshhess
and vitality in the performance which wuuid have
been absent from a more studied effort; and II the tone
of literary colloquialism p~eryading II. at times departs
from the seVeIest models. it is certainly not out Of
keering with the design of a writer whose high vOcz-
tion it is to combine popular instruction with philo-
sophiezl entertainment
In addition to the Biography proper. the work is
cnriched with an Appendix. containing letters OF Tsr-
sonal recollection from THREE Of the uryivprs OF Dr.
Kane's party. 10 ether Aith the Obs-quies, " prepared
by direction rf the City Con- ei Of Philadeli hia. asa
permanent memorial of that long funeral triun ph with
which a nation conducted him to his tomb This COM
p~asition. from TIE pen OF the Ron los R. Chandler.
inciuairg g. hesi6es his own gracefully written review,
the different tributes of distinguished public bodies
aud eminent persSsiases Of all professions and in all
parts of the land. while it will show how general ard
spontaneous was the public estimation OF DR. Kane's
worth. also greatly adds to the literary value of the
volume.
This work ran only he had by subscription and can
only be subscribed for at ADAMS BOOKSTORE i&iI
snoR 10 VpH wan.it lFeh-s4
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Fine Watches

Just received by the subscriber, a large addition to
us STOCK OF Fine Watches; also entirely new styles OF
Jewelry, such as Cameo, Painted and Coral sets
Breast Pins Diamond. Garnet. Cornelian, Locket,
solid lc carat, Plain and FAhsy Gold Rings; Silver
spoons, &C. Also. Plated Tea Sets. Plated and Sill
yer Ware, and a full stock OF Notions.
lie has also made arrangements with a Manufac-
turing House in Switzerland, by which, he, as Agent
Tor the manufacturers, receives watches direct from Eu-
rope. By this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Gold
ard silver Watches, of all kinds, as Ion as they can be
bought in the United States. He has now on hand
every variety Of Chronometer, Duplex. Lever and La
pihe hatches, a large stock of Britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods of every description. and he
viii receive nov supplies, monthly. His intention
IS TO Sell q large amount. and he will sell 20 dealers
Il a lower rate than ever before.
The Jewelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, and will he sold.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES VAUTR0T.
Warren. July Is, 1857.
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f.. e q son.
p WV q MIL L

T.. SPEAR a. son.
PLA WV MILL,
DOOR. BLIND y SASH FACTORY.
THE undersigned. having long be n
L urged by their friends ami patrons, aud knowing
the wants Of the public, have cree CT a spacious
PLANNING MILL l. o FACTORY,
On the Canal. just ives; Of C. X. LrningweIf's Ware
house where they will keep on han.l a stock of Dress
ed Flooring, both OF hard aud soft " uod- We are also
uanufac uring u superior quality of SIDING. which
We cab furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds of Flaming for the TrNle pu short notice. We
are now prepared TO sell the best qIslit, u kiln-dried
.doors-laving largely increased our facilities for man
ufacturing doors, we you'd call the attention Of Joiners
and Builders to this branch Of our business. We will
continue the manufacture of
BLINDS
OF a superior quality, and warrant ihrm in every par
ticuIar We will also keep on hand large assortment
Of SASH!
OF all sizes in use Having largely in:i eased our IA
cilitieS for manufacturing all the apovc articles and
are enabled to sell them AZ reduced prices and supe
ror quality. We will engage to duplicate any full hill
bought in Cleveland. Pittshurgh or elsewhere. Com
munications by mail viii receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending stun to he dressed. need send
none hut good lumber. as we will put nothing on our
Machines but clear lum1er. Siding, to dress well,
must be at least Il inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan 81, Isl E. SPEAR & SON.
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Eoots and Shoes.
& RETAIL

u CRANAGE CONTINUES 10 minulac-
~ ture and keep o. hand, at his store.
NO. 6, VAIN STREET. WARREN, OHIO.
Two doors south Of Smith. McConlhS & Cos store, a
large eamti-Sa s--t -sta ~-heSssI SaoSN OF sools he
can recommend to customers. at moderate prices con
sisting of LADIES' FINE CONGRESS,
Side Laced. Patent riPpel an Poxei Caters plain,
good ard substantial CATERS, home made. OF different
grades and colorS. and a general as, Ortment of all
kinds Ladies shoes. Slippers. &c
MISSES & C~HILDRENS' CATERS.
BoOtees, Shoes ard Slippers, OF all krniS and colors
GENTLEMEN-s | y FRENCH CALF.
Morncco. Kip AMI Thick Boo 5; a good assortment Of
tine Caters and Slippers; Boys and Youths Call, Kip
and Thick Boots. Brogans, &c, &c.
A food SUPPLY OF FINDINGS.
Consisting If French Calf. Patent Leather. Cali. Boot
Morocco. Corie Sole MoroecO. Glazed Kit. Prunel.
GAlIoOn. Boot Weib. Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe Pegs.
Nails. Knives. Thread, amt everything else pertaining
to the trade
April -, 1871 D. CRANAGE-
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NEW

CANDY y DCoNFEcTIoNART ESTABLISHMENT.
B. DUNLAP, No a L 5 Market ST d,
~. Warren. o having quite recently fitted MP an
entirely new establishment for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of Candies and COnfectiOnaTieS. and having in
his employ the most skillful and experienced work
men. is now prepared to offer a very superior article
OF fresh Candies. of eve.y variety. and at the lowest
prices. GrOe-rs and OtherSin want Of Candies. can
rest assured OF getting an article fresh ard good.
October q. Is-E. }. d. DUNLAP.
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May l3, ls57-y.
NEW DRUG FIRM!

AT NO q MARKET TREET wARREN. OHIO.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO the public
that having associated themselves together for the
purpose OF carrying on the Drug BUSH ess in all its
varied branches. they have purchased the entire Stock
and interest OF Messrs Spring & Turner in the Market
street Drug Store. where they may be found at all
times ready to those who may favor them
with a call. And, as by our connection. we bring to
lear a fair practical gnowleig of the business we
hope by dealing in a fair and honrahIe manner with all
who may favor us with their patronage, to secure I
continuance OF the business favOrs Heretofore granted
this establishment as well as the good viii Of their Eel.
low citizens. in general.
Physicians will find a full assortment Of Medicines.
warranted TO he just what we recommend. All yre
seriptions flied with care, ard entirely confidential
Merchants and Druggists Of this and adjoining c0usties
who procure their supplies in our line from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh are respectfully requested to call and
examine onr stock and prices. and we pledge ourselves
to sell by the Package on terms that viii save a fair
percentage and transportation Further particulars
soon. J. X. WOODS.
Dec. Q 81. ALEXANDER PEW
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j.. II. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE M RErAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES d LIQUORS.
Nos. 4 & 5 Market Street,
4 RE now receiving a very extensive
"A assortment Of goods in his line. direct from the
Eastern Cities, embracing IN part the following goods:
10 Hhds. Sugar. 10 bbis Coffee A do. 10 do b. 10
do crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do graduated.
30 Sacks Rio Codee - do Java. 10 do Moco. 90
do Laquayra.
so Chests Y. II. Tea. 20 do Black.
IS Boxes Stearine Candles. % do Tallow do.
30 do Starch
la Bags SPICE. 10 do Pepper.
3 r,irces Rice. do Prunes. } do Goldfish.
4Trai!s Cloves.
90 Boxes 'SpoGlswoorl IS Tobacco. s0do 'Moores.'
20 do Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To-
baceo. 10 do small. SO do chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
5 Bills Pa verified Saleratus. 5 do Crude do.
9 Sacks Pea Nets.
90 Boxes ". X. Itsips; 10 Z do.
citron, Corn Starch, Farina. Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles, Sardines.
10000 Eagle Principee Cigars 10000 Washington
do. l1,Hrn Light Guard TO-, &c, &c.
~ Balls Burte. Crackers. y do Z K. u do Sugar
10 do sods-I4d do
Cream tartar. Camphor, Ch-xing Gum, Indigo, Al
monds, Brszil Nuts. English Walnuts. &c, &c.
Is Baskets Champaign. 100 bbls Whisky. 10 do
Ginger Wine. 90-I0 Gall. Kegs do. 2j-5 Gall. do.
3 Bbls Prime Old Port Wine. 2 do MADEIRA. 2 do ia
macia Rum. 10 do W. Z. do. II do Gin. I46 Calls.
Pure Gin.
Is Bbis. Moisssrs. Il half do Refined Syrup. &c.
&C., &c.
My stock Is full. ample, and complete. I most re-
specifically solicit an examin Ition Of goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere I'll goods rarraHted.
October 81. J. u. DUNLAP
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,ADDI,ES AND ESS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.-I am now

~ prepared to sell to the Farmers Of Trumbun and
Portage county, Delanoe's Independent Horse Rake,
which is the best Rake now in use, both for raking
hay. or cleaning stumble; j am alto prepared 10 sen
Balls Ohio Mower, which is the hest Mower now in uss
and took the first premium asa Mower, at the Ohio
State Fair in lc56; also. on hand and for sale. Growers
Thermometer Churns, they can't be beat also, bse
Hives, Fork Handles, Provision Safes. Hoe Handles,
straw Cutters, SC, all Of which will Re sold cheap Tor
cash, or produce. at my shop on Quinny Hi: west slde
Of Mahonine River. M~bSsEN6kk.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
.nIn IL thn NJ vi ID A-

Wv >dlC ~ tic view lbih DUN SURE.
l. Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers and others in want Of an assortment. are in
vited to call and examine our stock.
Mc6uhey's and webster's Spoilers.
McGuIey's Readers and Primers. all kinds.
Rays list, Ind, 3d and Higher Arithmetic
Thomrson's LIST, End and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, GTeeuleaf' 5 and Perkins Arith'cs.
Colburn's and Marvin's Intellectual de
Pinnoe $. Smith, Greene's, CoveII's, Clark's, Wells
and uart's Grammar
Smiths, MitrhelIs. 0Iney's, MeNaIIvis. Morses.
Montieth's, Farley and Coltonis & Fitchs Geography.
Wrights 0rthug raphy: Watts on Mind.
Msyh VS. Fulton and Eastman's Book Keeping.
humans Elocution; Cutters Physiology.
Jane rayIer's Physiology; Nhatelvy's Rhetoric and
Logic; Kanes' Elements.
LOOMS, Kobiso On, Davies and Greene's Algebra; Da-
vies bourbon
LOOMS and Davies Geometry; Andrews and Stnd-
dards & Bullions Latin Grammar and Readers; An
th0ns Latin Series
Weisters Dictionaries; Wilson's Histories: Sl-s"s
e all kin-Is- =ooEi SSSOftmenI or school stationery,
and a larg. supply OF Toy Books for school presents
PORTER & SON.
Warren, November 4. 81.
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AuDTToE's OFFICE. Trum'uil Coun;y.l
Warren. D, April u. las.
I hereby certify that [ have compared The foregoing
laws with authenticate copies from the Secretary of
State. and Cad them correct
GIIAJLEs r. HCNT. CszatH .aHd,t0r.
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HOWARD A~ssoCIArIoN
IMPORTANT ANNOuNcEMFNT


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Il To all ersons afflicted with sexual Diseases. such
asSPERuArORkHE A, SEMINAL wEAkNESS. IN
POTkNCE, G0N0RRH RA. GLEET. Syphilis. the
Vice of0NANISM or SELF ABUSE. &c., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful
destruction OF human liz, caused by SEXUAL Diseases,
and the deception p~ractised upon the u. fortunate vic
TINS Of such diseases by Quscks. hzve directed their
Consulting Surgeon. as a CHARIfABtE c worthy
OF their name. to give MEDICAL ADvICE GRATIS
10 all persons thus afflicted. who apply by letter. with
absorption Of their condition. (age, occupation. hab-
It's OF life, &c-,l and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, TO MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is q Benevolent Insti,u
tion. established by special endowment. for the relief
OF the sick and distressed. afflicted with -'virulent and
Epidemic Diseases" II has now a surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend in adver;is-
ing the above notice. II Is needless to add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skin Of the
age and will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just Published, by the Association. a Report on
Spermatorrhea. CT Seminal Weakness, the Vice Of
Onanism. Masturbation or Self Abuse. and other Dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
geon, which will he sent by mail. lin a sealed envel
opel fREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN. Consulting Sur
Philsdelphia. Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
GEO. F~AIRCHILD. Secretary.
EZRA D. HEARrWELL, President.
MaD II nOE-
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seosrrAsr OF srArx,s ofr.cE.I


LoInnLus- Var 30, TOO
Iherehy certify thai tie foregoing acts are true Cor
les Of The original rolls now on hie in this Ofi-e
A. Z. Russell. Secretary Of State.