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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
LAND REFORM ASSOCIATION.

The Executive COMMITTEE Of the Land Reform As
ISOLATION met ct tteir rooms in Broadway on Wednes-
dsy evening, Mr.. JoHs CoNsERFoRD in the chair
The SECRETARY reported tbs since the last meet
ing be had forwarded petitions for the "Honesteed
Bill to the Hon. Preston King add Charles f. Stuart
Of the L. S. Senate and Frank p Blair of the House.
The President reported that he had scot to the
Hon. Pie.ton King petition with over 400 sigma
iures headed by Gideon J. Tucker Secretary of the
State Of New York.
The Committee will continue TO coec, signatures
ard forward petitions 10 Washington until the sd
jouTnmebt of Congress unless the " Honstead Bill ="
shell have become q aw.
After rome desultory business, tire Committee ad-
jourIed to Mordsy evening bext.
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.dd,. =. "a. delivered b, 70. Rev. B. Pt1rh. q w.

address .ss delivered ny 'be Rev. B. PtTrh, 2. W,
,j,p. - yorrc .o:Id:,r. hpo.re, hymn was sung
arc -.
Ire Rev. F. II. CHArIy spoke few .loqusat e..rs
srIroJ rate . he o. ,s.i,1. lie urged me
+ concentrated, organized ei1rt II re oto' oii
schools The pozs- - cairec 10 the Gnu 'cl 80 =
90 be ts.imsted In.y we're % take me q !. ot
Il Cbii.: wien tbeir fathes fer, sd bar %
tory. Archer hymn s-7s, cod G''e, t1s IT.
Payer, repeated aloud by ell p-esen', tne che'e-
we're dismissed WITH bereii,.ior.
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NETWORK NJ. L. CONFERENCE.

The annual sermon before the Methodist Conference
was 70 have been preached on Wednesday Afternoon
in the Jsrestree. Church. II was ana tue
were engaged in examining toe character
Of the effective Elders. ard passed through ;ne New
York and Pougbkeepsie D.tri'.s. The ers nins'lon
rill be continued az the session this morning 8;
o'clock. 49, -.
r-esrhsd AZ the aboye-named church by the Rev. W.
p SrRIcxLAxD, assistant editor of The Christian 4 +
rocIf, There was q large audience present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

MrsSEsOrA is State. The House having passed
the Senate bill for her admission into the Union allow
ing only two Representatives. while tho people hsd
elected three, the three members on Tuesday drew
lots for the two seats Which resulted in the success Of
William ". Phelps and James NJ. C.vanaugh. Mr..
George L. Becker retiring TO Minnesota and 70 prv.a
life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
LATER FROM KANSAS.
BoRDER- RUFFIAN MURDER AT FORT SCOTT.

specia Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune
LAWRENCE, May 3 1858.
message has this moment rescued me nom roct
Scott giving the rost distressing account Of the out,
RACES upon the Free-Siste men. One was brorgh.
mo the Fort on tho 2sth Of April and sentenced 70
be shot Eight ruhisns took him TO the timber and
drew lots 10 see who should c;mnt the deed. II fell
on Brockett when be deliberately shot hin dead, for
ro offense but his opinion. The Dstrc. Cour: Is
broken up. Judge Williams dsres not have Free
state men come there. The United Ststes troops JON
the guerrlss nights unknown to the officers 10 sceur
the country. Seven have been convicted Of this
offense.
Nesry all the settlers bave let the L;tts 0,~e
Valley, of all parties. Eight wagon LOADS OF fre..
St ate settlers left in one company last week. VINO tel
the most horrible tales of their suffsrpgs Mspetcn,
the settlement Of the Vermont Colony 10 near cs-
serted. Men are shot down in cold blood ~i.eou.
prevocatiop and all the horrors OF the Snana 10 Sr
Are now fell by that distractei neghborhood. Sch
is The reward Of garrison Ct troops when they ons
aid the tyr8nt ificii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

yoIcE FROM KASsAs.-Th Herald Of Freedom o.
May bad heard of the main features Of the Eogsh
Compromise bill in Congress, and takes Occasion to
cay:
at is needless to say, that il that proposition
passed the Iecompton Constitution will be defeated
by the people and then we are re handed back isto
cur Territorial condition. If The people have any
cbsnce to repudiae the fraud. they will do so. Tney
will never vote to accept Pro-Slavery Goverrmett
they will sooner bang every man that attempts H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

On the LET OF March Mr.. b3r0w, the presen, super
inter dent assumed the charge of the House of INDUS
nv at the FIVE Points, and Mr. Pease was thus re-
leased, and enabled TO return - the farm IN West
chester. The report concludes by stating that The
work yet TO be accompls he'd s far greater tnan that
ye. achieved; the number Of perishing outcass is
sill fesrfuy great a. least ~ 900 children growing
up in ignorance in Neg-York.
Bishop MCILyAISE Of Ohio, was the first speaker
He commended the CHRISTIAN spirit and motives which
sctusted the persons who projected and carried on
his institutiOnallsy ing the mseries and necessities
Of the the poor, the abec. and the lost and taking
them from the streets Cfths metropolis ard furnishing
them with home and shelter in the Hoise OF Indus
ny and endeavorDg to lift them up and tran tnemup
10 reek everlasting fe 1t strictly obeying the
Injunction to suffer little children to come unto me
and forbid them not" 10 conclusion, the speaker
pressed his desire thst employment and aid might be
e1tende to the House of Industry The children then
sung Blow ye the trumpet, blow"
The Rev. T. L. CUYLER was ntroduced-He sid
that oil honor she d be awarded 10 Peter Cooper. lie
has given the best gift we rad in many day
There was a great St. Peter at Rome. grand affair,
but our Peter is far in advarcs OF that one. APP
plause I This Peter gives while be lives, and is his
own executor His splendid will is destined TO stand
above u.s. now executed in freestone. We cannot
elect such men he TO Office because be never puts
his fingers into any ones pockets but his own.
[LaUghter.] He admired the spirit which actuated
Mr. Pesse 10 90 to the Five Points ard commence his
work. while Christianity, which engaged in other
works, would coee its oliiactores and pass on the
other side. Last Summer he had visited the various
institutions in London, and he had not seen one thai
was better conducted than this House OF Industry.
We should be proud Of this one oe the trs: jewels
and first ornaments OF our city. Tne children are
taught to read the Bible, 10 sing, and to keep them
selves reat and clean. 10 conclusion, he desired the
audience to lend their aid to the advancement OF 81
good a cause IA this.
TIE Hon. JoHy w. WILDER and the Rev. l.. NJ
PEAsE made short Addresses collection was taken
up, and the auderce separated.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met or Wednesday afternoon, the Hon.
GULIAs G. NERPLASCK in the chair. letter was
read from the United States Consul at Bremen, stsDg
that the emigration from tbs. port would be much less
than that Of last year, account of The American
Panic. Thus far the figures stood 1901 last year 20
April to l6j this season.
We append tie week y statement
Number alien euersnts aylyed May s.
Number Of lair. u z
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ryryERsALIsr SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

The Anniversary meeting Of the Unversss. Sunday
Schools of New.York ard vicinity, was held on We'd
nesday afternoon in the Rev. Dr. Chspin's church.
There were present the teachers and children OF the
Broadway, Orcba ard street Bleecke: street, Twenty
fourth street, Church OF the Restoration, Brooklyn;
Fourth street, Willamsburgh, and Newark Saooah
Schools. The Rev. Dr. SAWYER Presided. A vol
unsry on the organ and the following hymn opened the
meeting;
HYus.-pRAYFR OF TIRE sABBATB-sCBooL CHILDREN.
wRITTEH FOR OCCASION ~ Mrs. t. W SAWYER
Fsher thou who at in Hesver,
Oer 10 brood 10 love today;
lie. .hy Truth cur spirits lesver,
While or. young lips sing Gndpiay
Gathered IL ny hoy temple,
L., sthoussnd hearts we tov
By thy loy.os puIe example
Savior, King, inspire US row
MAKE our love deep re, oa:ret:iIIs,
ClatpDg all, where eer they D.
Make our hyes ike snseis p:ea;hne,
Strong TO led the los: 70 thee
Oh, The thousand streets and s;eyt-
Oh, :he ses ites far away
o., the countless hills and valleys,
Where they know not thee to-day
ssell they walk, thus blind gr5ppe
Down tie paths CT fz and death,
Shall they. AXE cumb brr'e'. untopps
'Midihe d&Ikaeis yield their breath
What 10 them though tbCE. = ZloLI
Ok the cross tr loves saAe died
Ifthey know not :ha:, in dying,
Thou f,r Them vert crj'is.df
Bowed ir shame oh, Fa:he-, hear IS
While we s,il be.sre thee plead.
For dat bsowtd rs,s tia. Des- u.s.
Grcan in deep despaiIics need;
Ifpo hope 70 them be fiyen
Ry Ills earth Oh lsDd o. wsse.
Art iboa nook in Besvsn
Keeping for the wretcbcd sisve
Yes! we know, though ,ons averte3,
FsheT though thine eyes may tt,
Neye. yet deserted,
Meier wi one be lost BY ;hee
Peace o1- hearts. Oh. triumph ratb.r,
Ofth, lsst great .olaoe sue
IL thine OWE good time oil, fa'ber,
Every III will find h
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

The sever.h Anniversary 0: the FIVE P1.ns II 'u'e
Of Irdtt'ry was held OF Weinesdsy night q the
Institute. Long before the tone spP'n''d 'o' nc
commencement OF tie exercises, the large b'sslh'h'
h.ll va. filed. Extra sea.s were brought in Oh, hu,
drs5s Of people were fo-ced 10 g away disap2 nte
'here nc. even being standing room tor a. VINO up
piled for admission.
NJ. ARCHIBALD RESELL occupied he chsir.
Mr. PgTER COOPER was present during the eSerng'
Ire children. nearly three hundred in number, were
seated upor raised paiJ:r in the rear OF the
The eIercisss commenced with singing by the chill
drer Of the Introductory hymn, Hossnns:
" 1t children young VI n ioyous tongue,
LIZ, up the not-s Of prs'se
To Christ, the Lord by besv.r sdoreci
Their loud hOs.nnN raise.
Hosaupss hossnnas,
Tneif loud hoseurts rese.1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
~ humble ring the houses and lots fronting the streets
The Inscription numbers for houses and be made
plates oblong FORM measuring four inches
in width and Of suitable lengths painted in yriio oil paint in
all the streets perpendicular the river and in black paint
figures least three inches high painted
in black the yellow plates, and in yellow the black
fences with tacs The plates shall be we'll
vanished. All the numbers 10 be side all
the odd numbers on the opposite side Of ali streets
work under the supervision of the City
Surveyor, and 20 the entire satisfaction of said officer.
All the the best quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor as well MS the labor.
The work to be performed from time time IN
with City Surveyor and the contractor to
bind himself perform such parts Of the work as may be
deied by the City Surveyor within thirty days
the order under penalty per day for each and
every day thereafter the work is not completed.
Security to an amount Of 81 $40 shall be required for the
faithful performance of the contract.
Payments in cash the completion acceptance by the
City surveyor Of each Ave hundred or numbers.
TO begin finish the part thereof within the period
hxed OF in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the being the said Council shall have the
right annu the putting the contractor in
fault required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying to of Justice and without
demny ard well that in case the contractor
shall ut any time abandon the work finish complete
the in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit s claims of the work done
by him up TO the date Of the abandonment city
shall be thereby discharged from any liability therefor
and II is also well understood that in case the contract be reod
the contractor and his securities shall bound
which the originally contracted to perform Inc
work and the price which may be adudcated resale
contract shall be adjudicaed for term of two years
from the date Of the approval of the adjudication by
R RIds & @, Rs per plate plat sc complete
Approved by The Committees on Streets and Landing 81 boil
Boards Of the Common Council.
!sigpedl ,.,s JOHN e. HOLLAND, ohHFmen'
HENRY DUREL,
JAp lh Clerk OF COMPTROLLER,
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST.
W. Duncan camp, c. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annnnciation-- Corner Mandevil lille and Morales.
Immaculate Conception-Baronns, Canal.
observation-disclosures, Common.
ST. Louis Cath edrai-Jaekson SaasTe.
St Anthony-Rampart c. Cont.
st. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Augustine-Bayou Read, G. St. Claude.
St. Bartholomew-Viere, b. Seguin and Bartheleny, Al
giers.
St. John Baptlst-Drysdes, b. Clioand Calliope.
ST. Joseph-Common b. Marias and Where.
ST. Mare-Conde, n. Ursulne.
ST. Nary--Iosephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Patriek-Camp, b. JHiia and Girod.
st. Petsr-Marigny. b. Casaealvo and 0reatmer.
St. TheresR-Camp, OPP. junction with Prytania.
St. Trinity-St Ferdinand.
ST. vncenfde Panl-treaimen c Montegut.
Ursnline Conyent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: ST. Charles. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peters Beth ~
Espanas L'Fgis Pr0testante Franchise ampari o.
Bienville. Christ ChurehCsa Dauphine ST. Pauis-
TTinity-Jaekson c. Plaquemine Annuneation- Annan
citation Square. Mount Olvet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacehasand Drysdes.
METHODIST Carondelet b. Heyia and CTod feliey
Chestnut. MORGAN, Esghen. Dryades, TsFpsehore
Piety, Grestnen. MaTias b. Blenye and CONT Coffee
Jackson St Paul, tcolored9 Csrollton, CaHroton,
Nayades Algiers
PRESBYTERIAN; Lafayette Square. Prytanis, c. Clio
Casaealvo, n. Railroad. Canal, c. Frankn. Falton
Josephine. Prytanis, Josephine. TAslia. Benton
Bonligny. Canp Cada
GERM. EVANG.; Protes;ant-Philip q Chippewa Protes
tart-Clo, b. Apollo snd Nayades.
NIfARlAN: PrytaniR CRiliofe. Gle. b. Prtahia
Dfysdes ierpsieh me- u Nsy'ecs. ERteIpe, 3Aoehps
aud p1yadss.
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PETITIONs--oFFICIAL.
ICHE PETIrIoNERs. n

and Fourth Distrcta respectfully represent
being that in with late law the road
their almost cut must be replaced
ballast road propose their proportion Of the
laying portion Magazine Pryana streets
square granite boeks laid Hike those Dorr street pro-
vided the Council is willing reimburse annonnt
which the city would have TO expend to the ballast
road
solicited within thirty days to have the work
New Orleans, June 30, 1857.
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NO It G e
Jeferys Double Acting Suction Snd Force Pump,
ipiM hldin Rllhher RnH HnLt.ps

NOTICE.
Jefsrys Double Acting Suction Snd Force Pump
ici6 India Rubber Ball Valres,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc, etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for
for the sale of Jeery's Improved citing Punp
India Rubber Ball Valves is prepared receive
and furnish This valuable invention patented
5h 1855, and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
York State Fair, held Emira in that year In intro,
ducng this Pump TO this community the undersigned
confidence that his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India
Pump Valves will ut be thinking mind
Their mperyiousness and their yielding
be attained by the Of any other Valves simplicity Of
arrangement the facility with which the parts be
and replaced tie form, renders this perfect
desirable Pump in Every Planter, Ship
apart from their general purposes they in
| transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size No possesses eapseity OF forcing % gallons min
ute Price SD
Size No possesses capacity of forcing gallons per
Price S35
Size No 4poessesa capacity of forcing IS gallons per
| ute. Price $50.
larger sizes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity Of 800 gallons minute
construction may expected Nos and are ad.
mraby adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeming swanpy Lands the No. as nd
pensAble.
The subscriber when these Pumps are
they will speak for themselves or later
they viii go into general
Samples Of Size No can be In operation c. c. Bic
Co IS No 95 Camp treet; Price CouloRs l Poydra
street. at the Office OF the undersigned
| yited to call and examine same before purchasing.
| ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent
| ms4 " 81 Gravier street.
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ITO THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT AND
Membes Of the Board Of Ashslnl Alderman Of the Cly

Of New Orleans
3enlemen-We undersigned and residents
ton OF Miro street from Columbus street down. leave
submit respectfully honorable body the proprety
urgency said Miro from Columbus the
Bayou Road distance Of squares Our Communication
with the city raining weather. from
street which is neither paved sheed becomes impossible
have down said its junction with
Bayou Road, distance of some five six squares.
The opening of said would only great aci-
lily upon municaons with city would
give direct impetus build aud improve their pro-
perry thereby beneg the State and the city in the be
levied thereon.
We have deemed proper humble petition,
small sketch exhibiting the distance be opened
the Of The and their juucons
hdenty that this petition will receive your
the consideration the subject deserves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

81 Iaw6W secretaIFe du Consel des Asst Aldermen.
ITO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF NEW


NEW ORLEkss November I, 1851
The petition of the eth The
majority required by the City Charter having signed this
petition, they honorable body
resolutions the effect Of having sidewalks leveed
and paved with bricks with the usual
wherever said sidewalks regularly laid
stones and paved with bricks wherever the cubopes
ready been laid In all that Of the Third District comprised
within Press Eysan Fields Levee and st. Avid except
Many and the East side Of Esian Fields
Hospital and Marigny Josephine Vaudeville ssdes
stres The work TO be done in accord with specifications
die In the Surveyors Office under the Of said
Surveyor and TO be payable Ia
bearing eight cent interest Curb
fnch Kick
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AU CoNsEn DE VILE DE LA NILE

NoUvKLLE ORLEANS, novembre 1851.
La petition des sougnes represents respecuensemen que
IL majoe requise nouvee chartre gne pc
on pre honorable corps passer
reson' Pene dayo es banquees niveee
des bques les memes boures les ossees bois
chaque endro les banquete pas Requirement po
perres pavees ayec braues
ehaque endro on les perre de borure de
dams 'one cet,e pare dn rroseme District comps de la
Press Champs Eysees Levee (excepte
lie cote Est des Champs Eysees rh6pa uzenburg
gny Josephine, Vaudeville solidelle) Louvage dot
etre M accordance les specifications voyer
supervision du dit payable bes de six ct douze
portrait hut dnteret par
ne doiyent ere moins de pouces depaisseur.
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSdP ARILLA LOZE NGE S
10


Simple and Compound.
Prepared By n HEREU, Druggst and Physician
to ali speeiaies heretofore known.
for long time thoroughly investigated the idea OF
diseases the morbid principle d which proceeds
from internal cause either in the blood any of the
organs.
BILE and mineral Kingdoms had inducethe esthai
bring about such result aud, thanks pdefatgable
have found in some vegetables means for this
grand idea which based oeagnos pnc Of saT
which the honor this day of advertising The form Of
ozeAges has been given it, because its precuded the
possibility Of doing otherwise and have dvided 1t sim
Die and compound ozenges they might gver
to children well rs adults
MY first experiments made privately remained
known wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeded and that the charge of quacky could not be brought
against
these ozeuges in order that every witness the ad
rable results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified by upwards Of a thousand persons.
The stomach cleansed the blood purified
by removing all impurities from this precious organ and fluid.
sPECIAL EFFECT
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Loznges have had the
cholera the yellow fever.
matte and bilious Diseases completely
few days after the remedy is4essred TO-
other internal complaints disappear entirely Pc
vided the Lozenge, rssorted to,
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. wRiGHT CO.,
q and ISL Chartres st.
H. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tehoupitoulas SITS.
@. a. WERGKMUILER,
l02 Camp street, corRer Of P0y dras street.
EB-COnsnltatiOns rsts' daily at the above Drug Store
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
T'EHUAsrEPEc COMPANY

l. NEW OrLkAss. July 20. 1851
Whereas The made this By he Presenf AZ
to his late mission 10 Washington W furihereaea great
enterprise which the object cf is Company satisfies
I. That Whatever coud be made With
That It impossible to obtain the mail
Company; and,
That he tile Of he s1oo grant this Company,
other parties having sequired under rights M
Slo9 wi hout the knowledge OF his Board: and.
Whereas in the opinion of this Board, the title gon
being in this Company tbs Organization Of
has basis TO and that the longer
n this Board in existence would deeeiys the public and
be secomplishs BY hi. Company % the dis
credit Of this Board; therefore. be 1t unanimously
Resolved Thsi this Board Be sud The IL hereby de
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board ssvsray hsrsb,
resign fherefron.
That Of these resolutions be Published In
different newspapers o. this city.
Resolved this Board strnds adjourned siss die.
certify foregoing DO copy from the minutes.
T.. HKfLI0ER Secretary
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA

III \.
Al Benevolent Institution established by special endow-
ment for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
Yirulent and Epidemic Diseases
To all persons afflicted with SEXUAL DISEASES such
Spermaorrhua Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonorrhua
Geet Syphilis the vice of Onanism Self buse etc.
The Howard Association In the awful
Of human e caused by Sexual Diseases receptions
practssd the unfortunate victims such diseases
Quacks several directed their Consulting Surgeon
ca ARlTABLE ACT worthy Of their name open Dis
peusay for the treatment Of this class Of diseases In all their
FORMS and to give MEDICAL ADVICE CIR ATS all who
apply by letter. with description Of their condition
cupaon habits Of life etc. and In of poverty
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is need
less add tht the Association commands the highest
skill of the age and will furnish the approved
treatment
The Directors review OF the feel that
abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been of
eft to the afflicted especially to the young and they
portant but much despised cause. .
Just published by the Association, Report Sperma-
orrha Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onansn
ton Self Abuse and other Diseases of the Organs
the Consulting Surgeon which will be by mail lin sealed
letter enveopJ FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage
Address, for Report treatment, Dr.. GEORGE r. CAL
HOUN Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association No. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pc.
By order Of the Directors:
- - EZRA ID. HEARTWELI, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. DIS 5m&W