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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20
Attention, the Register a!

We copy the following from the last Elizabeth City
Sentinel, and invite to it the particular attention of
the Editor of the Raleigh Register:
"a CoNvENT1oN.-Will not our friend of the Raj
eigh Register suggest to the Executive Committee
the importance of issuing call for convention so
that We fall upon some plan for the coming
test? If VIC to have a convention it is time that
were looking about. Let meet together and
consult for the interest of State, and nominate
good sound American Candidate. For if we are
beaten at all, will not be beaten bad if we
were to support Distribution Democrat for then
the Democrats would say, that they had not only
beaten the American party but had beaten both that
party and the Distribution Democrats. For we do
not believe that there 900 American Wings in
the State that would to-day vote for Distribution
Democrat. Not 10 in this County would, and not
that number in Camden and Perquimans put togeth-
err The same feeling is so all through the first Con-
gressional District Let us have Convention"
The Sentinel is edited by William E. Mann, Esq.
member of the House Of Commons from Pasquotank,
and, we believe, member of the "American State
Executive Committee. In addition to this, Mr. Mann
is in better standing with his party than the Editor
of the Register, for he has never proposed, the
Editor OF the Register has done, to haul down his
flag and support for Governor deserter from the
Democratic ranks Mr.. Mann's appeal, therefore, to
the Editor of the Register is entitled to peculiar
weight. 1t must be listened to. Our neghbor could
not close his ears against it If he would.
If Mr.. McRae, in the absence of any "stronger"
man than himself, should conclude to run for Gov
ernor, he may at once turn for support aud consoa
ton to Pasquotank County, for example, in which
not ten even of the opposition would rally to his
flag. That would indeed be encouraging. Mr.. Mann
saysit so, and Mr. Mann ought to know. Mr.. McRae
would cry aloud and "cal upon the people to- to
his I" relief"-he would show his wounds received
in the of Distribution" and he would tell the
people that he had been martyred goaded denounced
villi6ed, and most cruelty scourged by the Democrat
ic press; and the sympathzing response that would
up from the opposition ranks would be ten faint
voices, and not one voice from the old Democracy.
The truth is the " Americans of the First Con-
gressonal District, who are thus spoken for by Mr..
Mann, do not eager to unite on Mr.. McRae
he is to unite with them. The Editor of the Reg.
ister must redoube his exertions, his cherished
plan Of disorganzing and disbanding his party will
fail. .... ...-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

YOUNG LADIES, BEwARE!-Th other day an old
lady "rushed'' into the garden IN search Of her
daughter, on being told that the young lady had
gone there with " rake, and her worst fears were
more than realized, for she there found two rskes.
We are pleased to state however, that the dreaded
one rushed" into the affections Of the mother, rs
we'll IS the daughter, submitting to their inspec-
ton draft for $50, 600, received by him that very
day from the responsible firm Of Samuel Swan L
Co, of Augusta, Georgia, which he raked" up
from the moderate investment Of five dollars, en-,
closed that reliable firm lin payment Of . half ticket
but . few days before.-M. Y Leader. Z. LII
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

W Mr.. McRae spoke here for two three
hours, and made allusicn to the Kansas question
Where is he this question? Is he with the Pres
ident, or is he with Wise and Douglasf Can the
Register answer for him? That paper is committed
in the strongest terms to the admission of Kansas
with the Lecompton Constitution, yet its candidate
for Governor is silent on the subject Does the Ed
tor, following in the footsteps of Mr.. McRae pro-
pose to subordinate the great issue of the Constu-
tional rights of the South to the question Of dstr
button? -.
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NOTICE.
M -r-ir. NOTICE. .--7 .,,~ d fa f4sq -
"HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED. AT.

"HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED At
February Term 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions for the County of Wake Administrator ef
the estate of Berry D. Smms deceased hereby gives no.
tice to all persons having claims debts demands arans
properly proven within the time prescribed by law other
wise this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery
and all rsons indebted to said deceased requested
make immediate payment. %" g y
Notice is further given that the 18th day Of March
next at huntsville shall sell at public auction all the
perhabe estate of the said deceased consisting of house
hold furniture buggy and harness. double barelled shot
gun, and fine gold watch. credit Of nine npths Will!
be given and purchasers will be required to give bond with
approved security. :.
Notice is further given that at the ind place
will hire to the highest bidder No. blacksmith ard sri
ker for the balance of this year. =. NJ :,
February is, 1858. = ''' I'D
W Register copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GRANVILLE. -
"E ARE REQUESTED TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
~ meeting af the Democrats of Granville County
will be held in Oxford Tuesday of the ensuing March
Court being the I'd day Of the month"; appoint deleessa
to the Democratic State Convention be held IN Charlotte
Feb l8, 1858. .t,..r 90 - = = IS-fij =,
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IL FEEL THAT THIS QUESTION OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
Is AT THIS MOMENT A FAR MORE IMPORTANT ONE THAN
THAT SLAVERY, AND MUCH MORE PRACTICAL ONE"
-.Nr McRaes Letter to Mr.. Ddncy.
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special Notice.

The STANDARD conducted strictly upon the syste
All pspers discontinued at tie expiration Of tie time
for Aich they haze heen paid Subscribers pi1h notified
rouR WEEKS before their time is out, By
Their papers and unless the subscription sseeace tile pa
Der wN be discontinued This rae from Which there
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The CorroN TRADE-The Carolinian states that
the banks at Columbia, S. c. discounting freely
for the purchase Of cotton,-The Exchange Bank,
alone advanced $sl, 900, on Thursday, on cotton
drafts. --'sa't -~.-i s-----.- : S'-o 90 >."'I
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening" the 18th inst ct the resdsaeo ok
Mr. Frank Stedman. BY Allen Adams Esq.. M. Wiilem
Avera to Miss Winnie Turner daughter Of Augustus Tn.
ner, Esq, all of Wake county. = - - - I -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

Gov. WIsE's LAST TEsrAMENT.-A few days since
the Douglas Democracy of Philadelphia made public
demonstration of their hostility to President Bu-
chanan on the leading issue of his Administration.
Mr. Jno. W. Forney presided, and Mr.. F. P. Stanton.
the cashiered Secretary of Kansas, was the chief
speaker Of the occasion. But the most remarkable
circumstance of the display is letter from the Gov
ernor of this State, in which the positions of the
Presidents Message combstted with characteris-
tic vehemence, and the argument of the Tammany
episte is repeated with tedious ampfcation.
There was time when any utterance from Henry
A. Wise would have been received with respect by
the Democracy of Virginia None do him reverence
now. Not q solitary member of the Legislature, not
dozen Democrats in the Commonwealth, we hon
estly believe, sustain him in his extraordinary posi-.
ton.
No: the Virginia Democracy will not desert the
patriots of the North who hazard all in defence of
the Constitution and the rights of the South. 1t is
not in their hearts to betray James Buchanan at =
moment when his devotion to their interests exposes
him to the Sepoy vengeance of Black Repubcanisu.
They will stand by the Administration. They will
uphold the organization of the party. No example
of detection, be it ever SO conspicuous, corrupt
the fidelity of the Virginia Democracy.-Richmond
South.
SAVANNAH, (Ga) February s, 1858. I
Treachery is sin to be damned; and the traitor
must be cursed with every anathema in and out of
the language. These the sentiments of all par
ties, high and low, in every part of the South
From Virginia downwards no man can escape the
excavations of the people who, in any public capaci.
ty, dares to oppose the admission of Kansas with
the Lecompton constitution. Politically the oppo-
nent of the measure is as much dead man as if he
had been embalmed in the days of Thotmes III, in
Egypt, and buried on the banks of the Nile. tits
right and just that such should be the case. For q
single isolated question, without com plication, in
which principle only is in issue resulting in JUS
tce to the slave States to be opposed by any south
representative is treason to his constituents false
hood to his conscience, and an outrage on his
own responsibility and reputation. That no people
can tolerate, and we have now the authority and the
weight Of right truth, JUSTICE and good faith, ask
ing the whole representation from the South to be
united for once. God bless the President! He has
stood up with all the elevation of noble nature in
position made reputable by the purity of his previ
character and, like John the Baptist in the will
derness is warning the southern sinners to fee the
wrath to come.-Cor. Of the Washington Union.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

The CRY OF RALEIGH AND THE EXTENSION OF IT'S
CORPORATE LIM1rs.-The injunction which had been
granted against the extension, and which is pending
in the Supreme Court has by consent of the parties
been dissolved and stands original bill =
Sothe City laws are to operate and the taxes to be
collected, but to be returned should the decision of
the Court be adverse to the City: As the case stands
on bill and answer it will probably be decided
-. ~. . -<R& Fltrsit u 80
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STRAwBERRlEs.-The editor of the Charleston
Courier was presented with . mess of fine ripe
strawberries on Thursday last. They were grown
in the open air, near that city, and afford another
proof Of the mdness of the season.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES this METHOD or.
informing bis town and country friends that be has ID
store and is constantly wing all kinds Of GROCERIES
HARDWARE CUTLERY IRON DRY GOODS SHOIsSsr
BOOTS, &C.. which he will sell to puuctual customera an
time, for cash very small OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 ~
following articles: 80 - ~. "a ~, ~, 'ss
Bacon, Calicoes, Flows
Lard, .t .a Black and BrownSpades and Shovsls-
Flour -.- Cott0ns, Rope and Bsgsine .
Meal, Kersey Jeans Grind Stones =
Corn, ..a Needles and Pins, Stone Ware q, - ,
Cheese, POrmOnies, Tubs and Buckets.y
MOasses Pocket Knives Steel (Qood srticle( .
Tobacco, as Knives and Forks Sole and p e.,
Sugar, Combs, :, Leather. - -
Coffee Hooks and Eyes, Boots and Shoes, i, 81
Candles, G. ID. Caps Horse Shoes T's
Soap, Carpenters Tools Nails of every d.. :.
Starch, T.. Buttons andThread, scription - =
Spun Cotton, Iron ~ =, -. IL: 4.
Miscellaneous articles too numerous to MENTION ~ -.
return heartfelt thanks for the very liberal patron.
age heretofore extended and strictly
dealing to merit continuance Of the same knowing shet
sell low lower than any other house in the CITY,
Please give me call before purchasing elsewhere T
LYNN ADAMS, - 7of
'.% South-Side Market Square,
-. .-.. Raleigh, N. 6.
P All kinds of produce taken exchange for Goods
= ,.-r
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-We learn from
the Fayetteville Observer of Thursday last that the
steamer Magnolia, Capt. John M. Stedman, burst
her boilers and sunk in deep water, near Whitehall
on the Cape. Fear, on Wednesday morning. The
bodies Of seven persons had been found, including
that of Capt Stedman. 1t Was feared that some wo-
men and children were also lost. .,,,,s,,.,, 80,
The Rev. Mr. Repiton, Of Wilmington, who wasa
passenger, writes that some twelve or fifteen were
lost Mr.. r. himself made a narrow escape.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

HOLDEN l. WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AND
UrHoRIZED PUBLISHERS OF THE UNITED STATES
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

appointed by the Chairman Of the Wake meeting on
Monday, the names of Col. Willis Whitaker, Aneqs-
tine Turner, Erastus Smith. Isaac Rowland and X
Dobbin Mistakes will Representations.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-20

AZ Attention is invited to the advertisement of
Mr. Lynn Adams in this paper.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
I. 4. r. 4 I N Y n n sl 4sss
IRON STORE!!
tNFIM NN T8TITT lF77 80 a !,
NICOLS s. BERKEY.

|VKTHOLESaLE Dealers 10 Iron, Nails, Steel
/ Nv n Piows, Axes, Springs. AaIss, Anyils.
Anvis, Vices, Bellows, and Heavy Hardware gene
rally also, Agents for Herriuss and He',t's F ~.
Proof Safes, Wabashaw Street, are DOW RECEIVING
their large stock consisting in parf Of M K. s.
$50 tons 81 Assorted Iron, rs tons pew Steel
10 Y Cast Steel, 100 Sets Axles SO pair q ~
epic Springs, 5000 lbs harrow teeth tons gried.
stones 200 boxes window glass, 5000 bs pure wn,ts
lead and zinr, Linseed Oil and vatnish, 100 bundles
Printing Paper, Breaking Plows, Cross and Csrn
Plows AnviIs, bellows, Vices !; Shoeing, Hand
and siedge Hammers, large Iron Kettles. Axes
Saws, Crowbars Gable and Log Chains, D Wagon
and Buggy Boxes. Screw Plates, Nuts, Washers, asd
large assortmentof Vulcanized Rubber md Leash-
e. Betting, Lace Leather and Gum Packing Tor En-
gines, etc. etc. H.sssI .pss .ssg4y3. !5es g1l4l
NJ All which they will sch at low prices and
liberal discount viii be given to the trade.
ST. Paul, Jnne II, SO. sas .g4ts 49yl
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/. of Pioneer Families,
PINE LUMBER,

and 10 those who locate in the town. and erect a
comfortable dwelling, gnod2 acre lot conveyed by
Wasran,ee Dced-titte perfect. This IS believed to
be the most important announcement ever made IN
the northwest to AcruAL SETTLERS. being IN act
premium Tor the Improvement Of the Best Chances
nov opeu in NORTHERN MINNESOTA. Plenty
Of humber on hand, and applicants wanted Come
m. yenle,nen. aud secure yod 10 fine claims on SIR
viewed lands as can be found ia Minnesota. and that
too outside Of Railroad limits on existing litcsbu
vet near ID, and on some Of the most important
= !','4 JNaiuroI Thorough fares saq
in the country. For further particulars indaire ol
Col. Suooner, ST. Anthny, Of the subscriber, Gran.
tie CITY y2n49ly TALLMADGE ELWELL.se
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OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE
yEyHIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
land. Ohio. Degrees arc legally conferred,
and Students upon Graduating may be admitted to
practice. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
: n1I5yl M. "A. KING, Secretary.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
Jour PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
l 900, Cards for So 90 -Other kinds OF
Printing at greatly Reduced rates

1 900. Cards for So 5O--Other kinds Of
Printing at greatly Reduced rates
w Ehave now FIVE PR rss 9. constantly run-,
w ming in our Office. and turning off all
kinds of Printing. from 0ne-Liae Card to "a Nam
moth Poster. Hsving purchased the exclusive right
tor Abe city Of 81, Paul. to use Gordons celebrated
FiRx-FLy CARD PREss, which prints. c0ants and
cuts Ten Thousand Cards per Hour. we are able to
furnish Cards At Lower Price than aay other es-
tablishmeut in the STATE. andlprnted IN superior
manner. Particular atteEtion paid to b'la-Heads,
Nearly fanr years ago she THE MlFrEsoTA
WEEKLy TIMES came before the publi", and from
that period the present has been battling fot the
caase Of Freedem and the Rights of Man, regardless
of The ties Of Party the saeers and bes Of pars-
zan leaders = By pursuing consistent and straight-
forward carer, bya persistent devotion to Principles,
1t has won its way to public favor. and notwthstand
ing It il the youngest Of the CITY Press il has attss-
ed very large and rapidly INCREASING circulation.
This has been accomplished, not ~ system Of SELF
Iaudaion but by the spontaneous patronage OF it's
friends throughout Minnesota and the Eastern states
The TsMxs has ever advocated, and will continue
to alvoesse the of the People, and in doing 90
It Aas Advocated the pcaase of the great Republican
Party whose principles it has warmly espoused and
will defend to the best Of it's ability. u never has
and never win paner ID the vices OF the vicio,s and
never anches FROM graphing with Error wherever It
exists. y II believes in honest utterance Ut the
Tru,h-in adh&ring 70 Right, Justice and Temper
ance-in an outspoken, manly condennationofW Wrong
jim inst appreciation Of the wants of the honest
settler, to whom q home should be guaranteed by
Congress. and in the Development Of all those re.
sources which are cacsated 70 place Us hrst among
the; States Ot this great Confcderacy. tate VI q
Many new features will be added to the TtMEsin
the course Of the year 1858. We shall spare no
pains to procure the latest and most reliable news
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United Ststes Eapgfss 1vopr's'eers
CAPIT1A,E. s7D0, OO0,!
Pri~espS5 Q1ec1sH sfzyos NJ ssDss u y. Sun
ssa ~ G - ~ ~ n
vTyHE Speed and Regularity with which sha
81 business of the ii 90

rTyHE Speed and Regularity with which thA
III business Of the ii 4
UNITEDss STATES ENPR FSsvC CO.
has been hitherto tranascted, is claimed as guaranty
FOR equal pronpaness, inxhe bssiaeeas a. this
Express ksd;sk Ilepnrtusent. Freight Erwardsd W
Cars, chartered d Rrailroad Companies under con-
troll Of it's Agents and Messenge forming the
most expeditions Freight Route from Boston and
New Yotk to the West. Thseugks Raises per 100
lis. BY Railroad, from Boston and Nav York to
Prairie da Chen! First Gloss, 1910 second
Glass, 1870. Only Gents! over ordinary Freight
Trains on First Glass Goods and nextin Speed e
Regular Express Companies, o. The PspprietofA
Of this Line, deeming i % be Of great interest e te
public, al well as % tke patrons Of their legtihas
Express business, have established Line tor the
Of all such freiehts will net bear
Express charges, and yet demand greater despatch
Than the ordinary Freight Lines Of the country can
rive, hase, st large ontlay, made sich
Is will insure the prompt delivery Of all goods shipped
by their Despatch. or- Shipping Directions.-
Mark all Goods "t;reat Western Despatch" and
deliver to Agent on Pier foot of Chamaets street,
New Yosk, and Western. Railroad .Denat. Boston.
Obtain Bills Of Lading Of NJ: III. HOyEY, Agent,
25l Braady'ay, cor. Murray ST New York ~. a.
LOCKE, Agent. Ia State ~, Bostea esD.O.
OAKES& Coz. Agents, Saint Paul, Milan l5l ~
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BORUP s. CH.aMPLIJN,


NOULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w and the public generally, that they have
bought ont the interest Of Messrs. Burbank 70.
in the Forwarding and Commission business, ana
that they can afford increased facilities 10 all
those who may favor them witha share Of their
patronage. They wiltat,end to general Ssofage,'
Forwarding and Commission businesa, ~ theH
w aiei.ouse on the Lower Landing. Hsving
leased the Wharf-boat. those who ship to them
will save expense of drayage. *s
afH REFEsREN CEs: SEC
- Cronin, Hurx,hall and Lear, New York, a
=. Harmon and Co., Buffalo. II tf4a
a James G. Fargo, Chicago. aa.z,ia5 4e3
Mather and Co, . f3 ~ eEs { q
n. F. McCloskey, Calena. ls. a5s.e u
B. ii. Campbell, "a b4u. a ID
F. s. Jessup and Co.. Dubuque. gs
Chouteau and Vale, st. Louis. sske
Borup and Cakes, ST. Paul. ss i3.t -@-ssssg
St, Paul, M. 4. .-s., gf4s.,sg an apl.f
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4 LIApsrsoas iRdehssdi Ia Cs ~ VAN MIST;
N W Notes BMok pAccoaat, arssrsGsested n
call IN th4 sshscriher esttle, - the acs,ssss ARE
lift II bis hands Tor =. ncti0n. es HI NAtON
Sank Rapids, Seps. Ut, LAST. 1851
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Ass. PROSPECTUS OF THE 1858.
MINNESOTA WEEKLY tt M E S

A Paper for tie People Freedom Nationol-1
Slavery, aectionai. IsOenty Copies to OneI
e.a4dress, $40. q .Nosej is the t;sae to get UP
Clubs-Poyment in .Adpdnce. ,ifi.sst ~
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Ri EDWARD q. HAMLlN..

n. EDWARD 20. HAMLlN,1 al Z
ArrCERr1EY 81 LA-vU,
SAUK RAPIDS, N. Ts,@sis FL U
Will attend faithfully and promptly 10 AL business
entrusted 10 his care. References as above III
a. Particslar attention given to the Collection q
debts, the persecution Of claims The Y IS. Land
Office, and lie drawing Of PRE-EMPTIoE ROOFS s.
Sauk Hapssds. June g. 1857, n93tf ;,
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TAKE CARE!

IA IT, persons, debrcrs to' e. b. Van Nest
N here ofoire notified that their, notes Of &C.
counts have been assigned to me collateral for tbs
security Of claims against said Van Nest, will save
costs BY making aya,ent immediately 70 q 4s.s
.,es,s ,iFsss.. EDWARD. @. HAMI1fN.i /
Sank Rapids, June 26, 1857. n9Sf
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issauk Rapids. lov. Is 1857
w. ii EclfOONOvER,

Practical Surseyor, III attend promptly g ailcall
i, nm Hind Ut htsi.i. N Oface ras West sall
Rapsds, Nlinnrsosa s'stss ~. 1890 y
Aua.aiI 1856. e. sss Tss' h0oi .s g.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
sSs PHILADELPHIA. @sa e. sss... II

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT .
'vTyO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
Il such az SPERMA ToRRHEA, SemtaHt
W'eakaess. Impotence, Oon0rrhGa, G1sef,
Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism, Or Sci .d6ase,
&c. &c.tla fFhs f3s 3tEs s*s S1N4Fs ~ "
The LEOPARD Association, in view
offthe awful destruction of the human life, causS
"a by Sexual diseases, and the receptions pfac-
tssed upu6 il,e unfortunate victims Of such diseas-
'es BY luacks. have directed their Consultink
Safseon, 40 = Charitable act worthy Of their
name, TO give Medical Advice Giraffe, 10 III per-
sons thus offIictsd, who apply BY letter, with
description of their condition. (sgs. occupatiss,
hatits Of life, &c. andin cases or extreme pow
srsy and suffering. 70 furnish medicines frco Of
schnrwa ~ ~ s4ssss ~ assSssiui ss4 iiissS aS
Ia The lowara sdssociation Il a benevolent In
Pstisutioa, established BY special endnwnent, for
The relief Of the sick and distressed acted with
Is Visulent and Epidernic Diseases II has now
II fsurpIas Of means, which the dmecicrss have
y0sed 10 expsnd in advertising the ab0ve notice.
ID 10 needless to add that the sfascciation coa-
msnds the highest Medical oh III Of The aye, and
Will furnish the Iost approved modern treatment.
IL Jase Published, by the Asscciation, u Report
IN SpematorrhBa. OF Seminal Weakness, tho
vice If OnanisD, Mastnrhation or Self .abnse.
md olhar diiseases ot the Sexual Organs. ~ ikN
C0nsulsins Surgeon, which will be sent BY lnail,
L (in Il seated envelope, y Free o. Charge, % The
receipt Of Two 6tamps for postaEn. NJ, y
III Address, Dr. GEO ri C.9EHOUN JIM, C0Is1N-
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