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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
u OF THE WET, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD


Summer arrangements, eiA greatly imprceed schedules
Three through connecting daily (excep Sunday
from Washington for the West, lolows
lst The CINCINNATI FXrRfSS MAIL starts s.1s m, al
lowing House. Washington
junction. before proceeding This
Benwood tho Ohio with
Central Ohio train for Columbus Gncnpa intermediate
reaching Cincinnati at 1l3O, a. next day.
3D. THE GREAT CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
cnnau ut day and connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisville Cairo and the Southwest for Louis
etc Time from Washington to Cincinnati only 2s hours and
81. Louis only ~ hours. t u t4
Sd. CINCINNATI, DAYT0S, INDIANAPOLIS, CAIRO, ST LOUIS
CHICAGO NQRTw ETERN EXPRESS Except saturday
tmorc leaving Baltimore at TO- On sunday night tho
ion with this train by the from Washington
To view the grand mountain OF the road daylight take tbs
BIS, a. M, or $50, M, train from Washington.
Pnrkersburg all the Northwestern Virginia
take the $50 train For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the 81 y
The connexions from Washington Baltimore
these both drectous
been offered the travelling public
that the
Ohio Railroad and associate lines could
this Through tickets baggage
route. tt
passengers the main Of tho Baltimore Rail
will Washington follows points
ingon Junction and Piedmont by the 5l5 m For NIL
tons between Piedmont and Wheeling take the $50 train To
with the Frederick tho so,
all kinds baggage chock and further information
apply TO IHOS H. PARSONS, Agent
Or al the ticket Office, Washington station.
w. r. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
al L. NJ COLE
General Ticket Agent.
M, NlovQ
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MISCELLANEOUS FDRE7GN NEWS


Inc LORD mayor OF LONDON au given Another panqueI
10 MINISTERS. Inc american minister was present. IN
the absence OF the Earl OF Derby from indisposon the
LORD Chanceiior made tne pohtcai speech OF tne even
@ ana IN the course OF ms remarks ne tus aiiudea 70
the American difhculty
ost ts.nt prnp, ,o,,d ht ,;nht nno Ibn, ,,
I.; ,;, ;t I. 1 e. d nr t,stI,,,;
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t s - ,,s,.a S w. ~, ~ - i,;ia u ,a.s 49,, s s
;,;..; ~ ~ ; ,t s ~ Az h.g p 80 80 3; ~
. s, - ~, h dsIa.d TN Ifn;tad cta. 80 L, 10 ! ,
~, ~ :. H. y - ;,, @ ~ ,'.u
thew have exhibited in favor of their rights but
trust the representaons which have been ,nadc nv INV
excellent friend the minister from, the limited state
and the mode in which they have been met by Lord NAL
mcsbury will very soon restore those FEELINGS Of complete
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BAlrxonr, Nay 8, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas, and Texas.
Through great Rail
road oce OF Pennsylvania and Sixth street. Washing
board the Steam Ferry Boat the Office Of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond, Danvie Lynchbug, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand June
ton, Memphis Montgomery, md New Orleans.
by Direct Route Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Aordng Expedition Comfort and being mes
shorter than by any other route
The Page tho OF Seventh
nt6L O'clock for Alexandria where take the
Richmond, Charlottesville siaunton White sulphur Springs Wood
stock and at for Richmond and a points Southwest
making and close connexions to Memphis.
Baggage omnibuses tho ONCE avenue
O'Clock, a. m, and ], p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
18--f T. Washington.
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VOL. XIV. NO. 7a.

increase diminish the
headed miscellaneous in the schedule twenty pcr
Persons whose Offer shs be accepted will
through Office which
and they do not enter into for supplies specified
within hitecn days from tho
f their bid per
and the defauiDg
held responsible for all delnquencies
All offers adv
at the option of tho bureau, rejected
Those only whoe win be notified
tracts VIII be ready for execution thereafter
ticable July 3-lav4w
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DRoPosALs.
NAVY DErAsIHxxr,
Bureau OF Yards and Docks,

July g. 1853
poa for Class No name tho CLASSY for tho navy
lagne ysrd Will bc received this
yards named ihs materials and articles embraced printed
schedules which VIII be furnished application
requested desiring
named therea by tho navy
for the casses for tho yards under their
navy agent thereto by the
~ prsH eorasu and soes scdo the offers, bid ,cl
yeucf wh osaai classes yard eSeioye
each individual Of firm must sign the bid and
Bidders hereby cautioned particularly
must be In the form hereinafter prescribed
reach their destination before tho expires receiving
bid sI be after period
kGtsi and no allowance Will v made for Jailges Of
To guard against Offers being opened appointed
bidders are requested 10 endorse the envelope above the
and draw limo under the endorsement thus
"PmP~s for Glass No (sdme ne oas for the Nary
lname nc yard y"
To tho Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Washington
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the foregoing rates.
No. o. An act granting an invalid pension to AleSan
| der S. Bean, of Pennsylvania
| No 90 An act for the relief Of Stephen Fellows
No 90 An act for the relief of Elijah Close, of Ten
nessee.
No. 81. An act granting an invalid pension to Conrad
Schroeder.
No So An act granting an invalid pension TO James
Fugate, Of Missouri.
No 80 An act for the relief Of Mrs Harriet o. Reid
executrx of the late Breyet Colonel A. g. w Fanning
OF the United States army.
No 100 An act for the relief of Gardner and Vincent
and others.
No lOI An act for the relief of Keep Bard and Com
pany, J. Canfeld and Joseph Lands and Company.
No 1922 An act for the relief of John Sawyer, sol
dier Of the war Of the revolution.
No l03 An act for the relief of William s Bradford.
No l04 An act for the relief of Albert q. Allen.
No l05 An act for the relief of Jennett II. Mccall,
only child of Captain James Mccall of the revolutionary
war;
No l06 An act granting pension to Beriah Wright,
No IO7 An act for the relief OF Nancy Magll Of
Ohio
No l0s An act for the relief Of Georgiana NJ Lewis.
No 100. An act granting an invalid pension to John
Holland, of Arkansas
No no. An act granting an invalid pension to viii
liam Randolph,
No Ill. An act granting an invalid pension to wll-
liam Howell, of Tennessee.
No ll2 An act granting a pension TO Mary A. NJ.
Jones.
No 49, An act for the relief of Sherlock and Shirley
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS.
NO. l. JOINT ieSoiuaohs " anicno uio NV ~, o, ,s
An act 10 ieeuats 'ho .o'i Io y, =. " " ~. h,1
oonsiess' appio''u &"e e 'o-'N
ana hity-sn- o.,;..,s,, Co.
, NO. = 9o'hs losolu.io ians ~ -, r
i .e pny tY ys s u % pps.t; p.ss M 'D
the House OF hepresentausea
no 2. q iesousio ~, " oa.eiu s, a,u d , ~
-, " a1 i ,e ", . a - @ a. ~,
teen, egheeeh nunueu .e anu my seVcl
70 aheu an ac' l',''o ~ ~ ~ ~ $3.50 g.s G
the navy III icsPce' W "ioPPoA "i. io'ieu ''' M
GERS ,.,...o J. ,,.,ori.o oar.o;, oe,oors and
NO. T. q iesoa.ion = ~ S s Ionn EanlI;n 70 M
men engaged IN .he sca'eh 10, on 1oiii ,la ., ~ ~
ceive certain meuals picseh'cu " ie' ~ 'n0 sos'
i.H' " oirs ..i ,.; o,noo tho dStribpt;on ne
no. Q. Jolhs Iesolu.ioh iespoouhs 'ii0 us''iDu "
certain punic aocunichas ,......,. ,,y;u,.,
~ . ~ =. - 80. ad 20 honor fro, her Ma;est,r 'tho
Jeiiers 10 accept swoiu VI hoho on' ioi '0'9 'n0
queen OF opain .n. - a.. e ~
no : 2 Iesoiueo ~, II;.d -, o.. L
=, aaih :, eAPense ,1, ~ noiu's WY o-N-
Territory OF utah 49,, -.
NO. Q; rcsoiuuon " -, uA'onu .io a y - G ee
approved oaiuaiy hiAteea.', s.' es a., ~ s; 80 &c ~
seven eh'tieu AN a0s " piono'0 '"' eA'S'S' = -
nay ,., - xtna e., /. f,,tbor form the
No. . resolution 70 e1tena ior ur'ner ei nm .he
eighteen hnhuIcu anu my cisn' =, . ~ ~
dropped ana rcureu o,noo,s ~ oc
~ w. ~. = go is a., p;a,t ~ ,ho pritsb natal
menus 70 DC nhuc " .e - a.s g. 80 az as
au'oii,ies ~ .I IT;.a ~ Ca Stot , s.s,sonebannab
GERS ana crew o. .he oni'oa 0'a'es sup
oisnpiea W yso"... ,o,;ro tho sacrotorv of tbo
NO. H. resoulon III ~ ,a w s tho cnttracto
treasury - auui u nv Tr;.od stto marine bosn;taI a.
M ior .lc nc eicotoii sAt ,sn'.,s. ~ sme ~
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH. Counsellor Law
lvl Rooms ~, "a, No. l6 Wall strest New York.
Aug lb-ut
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GUNNER The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will folows fe9f
Alexandria at TO- IL O'Clock, 4, and O'Clock,
p.
Washington O'Clock m; s. and O'Clock,
y. !.
Tho THOMAS coYER, when the route will a opposite
hours Fare 10 ~ e..s.
Whaey's onbuses connecting with the and Colyer will
Capitol 18th avenue,
the time the boats leave Alexandria.
juno s--eod-1 RICfIARD wAII.ACH, President
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,
Bdnkers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU srREErs, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all tho principal cities OF the world Also
ulc credits, for in Europc, China, &c.
Nay 28-omos ~ -
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY IS58.--GREG-
~ DRY MAURY, Managers WILMINGTON DELAWARE To be
under the Supernendcnce appointed by
Governor
$40 900 Lottery OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 49, for 1855 To be drawn Wilmington De Saturday
4 +
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brilliant SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885,
I'D GREGORY MAURY Managers, Wilmington, Delaware. To
supcrniendcnco appointed by
the governor.
Lottery the Benefit OF tho STATE DELAWARE
Class 172 for 1885, To be drawn WILMINGTON DEE
day, AUGUST 7, 1883.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
Il est Madcm Worn BY Kngs Empcros Whati Why

a OF Hair
Because provided for our
Reader although the bloom brightly glowing
the be sparkling the teeth be those OF pcr
harsh and dry or spkled with gray Nature
haf Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
thoe times week. will and permanently to
following Judge Tho
the nrst is the celebrated pianist, Thabcrg:
Nxw YoRx, April 10, 1858
for the entire restoration hni TO Its original color About the
my the United rapidly becoming
original consider restorative wonderful
invention, quito eflcacous as well as agreeable.
lam, dear sir, yours, truly,
"Drych ar Gwylicdydct"
wclch Newspaper Once 10 Nassau street, April -, 1853
PRoy. j. sir month weeks re-
ceved bottle Of your Hair RESTORATIVE and gave my wife WHO
would restore tho hair TO It's original COLOR but her well
my surprise after few weeks trial has Performed TIM, wonder
identifying thckenng strongly recommend the
CHARLES CARDEw.
Nxw YoRk July 2s 1857.
PRoy o. your Hair Re-
soas being tho most caeious article ever saw Since
sng hair and whskers, which al
white, have gradually dark and now feel confident
that few more applications w restore @ them to sh1 natural color
among persons who pcrspire freely. j. O. kIBY
hair commenced falling OF
and turning was & paa Sa" rna
applications fastened hair firmly began
this time il is fully restored original color health appear
and cheeruy recommend It's use to ALL j. ID HufS
cnlcAGo, H., May 1, 1857.
The Restorative Is put up szes large
holds twenty per In
proportion than the small rctais per largo
holds proportion, and retais for s3
WOOD Proprietors 32 Broadway, New York, I'm the
New York Wire Railing Etabshmcns and ia Market street.
st. Louis, Mo.
And sold BY a. good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
May 13-d3m
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INTEREsTING no LApIEs.-when in the course

INTERESTING TO LADIES.-When in the course
human ladies' and gentlemen lose Of their greatest
natural nne head OF ha becomes matter of
rons importance and the question What shall do the
hair from falling or and and bcaniyf In reply TO
this query beg to Dr. Harrs Hair Promoter and I'M
proven few applications will the hair falling breaking
remove dsndrur keep scalp clean white mpart fresh
aud vgor 70 the hair and although bald
twenty years. the continued Of months will insure
auxurant head of hair Call and bottle aud satisfied
after the second application pricc paid
Ask for DIR HarrssI Hair Promoter mprover Rich
mond by .agt W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets.
Sold Washington by r. d. GILMAN, druggist
nue. and D. B. CLARK AZ
May 21--3m
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Eght lines sqnaei eaIet
proportion advance Advertisements ordered
will charged 81 eas
Advertisements once week N the daily 10
the foregoing rates.
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>g<2eeAI
special Notice 10 subscribers:

Payment subscriptions made invariably advance ard
paper always The expiration Of the period
subscribed FOR unless renewed kco win be given 70 subscribers
Whoa their sHbscpi b
RrmiAnces by mail viii the u the subscrbers and no
Of the Publisher Of the Union.
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Rhm ef or.


ere insert the composing rm) fnaine
town. the State OF the ate hereby furnish
der your dated atc Of adyerement subject
all tho requirements Of the and Of the printed schedule which
refers, all the articles embraced (namc
e nayysrd nams The yard according to raid schedule,
(sc paste the printed opposite Tn
article set the price and carry the
lars and cents and foot the aggregate
class,) amounting TO (hcre write the words)
propose agent (herc tho agent required
the scheuc for the supply under the miscellaneous
resident OF tho place OF delivery
request the contract be navy agent
(nAme the agency for signatures and certificate.
(Here the bidder and each member Of tho firm sgn)
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VXTANTED-A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
wv capital of from become part proprietor OF
established weekly psr Rural southerper This opycr
tuny embark lucrative business In eonncon with their
fessjn foursng county town. whe the same
thoroughly establish hinscif in his pro sion. Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
1927 Baltimore
copy Of the paper win any wng n
=
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TWO CENTS.

with various Indian tribes for the year ending june
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ffty eight
No. Sc An act making appropriations for the trans
portaton Of the United States mail by steamers
and otherwise during the fiscal year ending the thir-
tieth Of june eighteen hundred and fifty nine.
No. ST. An act to authorize loan not exceeding the
sum of tteosy millions Of dollars
No. 5s. An act in relation to courts and the holding
of the terms thereof in the several Territories of the
United States.
No So An act making appropriations for the service
of the Post Office Department during the fiscal year end
ing the thirtieh of june eighteen hundred and fifty
nine.
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NEW YORK.

Class No Bricks class No. Stone class No Yellow pine
tmber class No Oak and hard wood timber No White
and juniper class No T. Lime and hair class No
Comeut No Gravel and sand No TO- Slate class No.
H. ron spikes and nails class No H. Steel No 13
iron class No a. Files Paints glass
No 6 ship candcy class No le Sperm oils class No H. Hard
class No lS Stationery class
No 81 Poycnde class No o. Charcoal class No. 23 Beng
packing and hose class No "a Copper No 25 Iron work
and castings class No. 2e Machinery and tools class No. 27
VpTs /.
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Cass Bricks class No ;csss Yellow pine
her class No Yehrs pine lumber class wltc.oak
hard wood No White pine timber class
No. Cement class No. Gravel
class No IL Ion iron nails and spikes class No H. Steel
No H. Files class No 15 Paints oils and glass No Ship
chnndcry class No. l6 Sperm oil class No H. Hardware
No Is stationery class No TO- rewood class No 90 Hay and
straw class No. IL Proveder No a.
2s Billing packing and hose class No 81 Augcrs class
floats, i F t,s
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Rrm cr Guaraaec.

The Undersigned (uamo Of guaranto) OF (name the town.
State OF (amc tho Stts aud name Of second guarantors
hereby undertake. that the above bidder de
w his for thcir offer above be
with the United States within neen after
mentioned.
Witness (Signature Of guarantors
certify that the here guaranors)
known to bc good and responsible this
(sgnatwe)
To be gnod by the district district attorney collector
agent, person Bureau responsible
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PORTSMOUTH, N. II.

Class No l. Bricks 2. GrVme pine
timber class No Yellow lumber class No whiepne
timber and lumber (whte pine easoned class No Lime
and hair No Cement class No O. Sand No TO-
class No H. Iron aud nails class No H. Steel No
No. H. Files class No. 16 Paints OIL glass
No 10, Ship chandlery class No l8K Sperm No
Hardware cass No IS Stationery class No 20 Hay class No
a. Povender class No 22 Charcoal class No "a Copper
composition nails class No. rs. Iron castings.
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SSss Il e.,

Valuable Town Lots and dcsirahI,
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows
Sheep and Hogs. Four lots with Inn
provements, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every dirrction.--
Fifty acres Of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with water power where there was
formerly cotton factory in operatlon--
also, One and Two horse Threshers and
Separations, made by q. Westinghouse &;
Co, Of Schenectady, N. Y, Width they
insure. Call and see one operate in
threshing any kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. IsS- A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersigned, who is authorized to sell.
aug22 p. !. CURLE.
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Sale OF a4anu.

On Monday, the l0h DIV OF July, 1883, be-.
fore the Court House door IN Winchester, |
viii offer for oa,n, 70 tho highest bidder, all
the lands of which Joel Matthews dir', ec2-
ed and possessed containing about iO3 ocres,
a more particular description of which wall
he given on day Of sla 70 be sold N Pur-
suanco Of decree Of mo Circuit Court Of
Franklin County, Tonu, pronounced OF TIC
March term, 1858, II the Causo therein 2end-
ing Of David Osborne, Guar. &c,~-PelIt'on
to saIl Nnd.'
TERMS.
Said land win be sold on a credit OF ono,
two and three years, hoplrcboscr wIl be
Ircourol to give borl wDb rood oudonproycd
security, cud lien retained nlho land 00lI
the purchase mouv aprJd, The b.ddioS'
.or sail land 20 commence at &2 0orarr9.
N. Fn|ELALl, Clerk sc.
juno 9, Ia5S, dR 50 90,
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Tpr HonsR--1 ha MOBILES. conquest

I,pr Honsg,- hA mobiles. conquest
yea,ch man has ever made is that of
this proud and fiery animal, which
.hurcs with him he Satigucs of war
.l the glory Of battle. No less IN
'rapil than his master, The horse sees
3Gagar and confront9 H. he inures
Unset TO the sound Of arms; he rev.
Is in ii, ne seeks it, and kindlos with
No same fire; he likewise participates
y his pleasures; ut the chase, the
armament, the racrcourar, be shines,
he giittcrs; but, quite as docilc as he
J., brave, he does not suffer his mcttIe
- overcome him, but lie seems to
consult lis dcsirca, and ever obcd'rnt
10 the impressions he receives from
il, ne starts, FNacheus his Pacc, or
atnnds still, and ac's but to satisfy it.
ilc is n creature that r"ncUnccs his
own being, to exist solely BY anothcr's
~i,I~~tLat even knows how to auiici.
pa,c i'~-lnat, IS lie speed and precise
ION och'aactioa, expresses and accom-
rlishcS il; tAa. feels as much as we
desire, and does but what VIC wish;
that, giving linscir Up unrcsoryrl'y,
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afsIn OF G'Ct,EiNsscc.

Jesse Argug" ngnin-'. JuIu fr2zclI, and w.
and Aha, K. Il. Co.
On motion 81 Complainant and it appearing
to DE satisfaction ot the C!rrk & Master HAT
he toi.nd .u., Geo. ". White, ls a nonre'i-
dent Of the Saic al Tennessee, 50 that the
ordinary process Of t G law cannot BE- served
on h,.', |, is therefore ordered that pubica-
u.n b. made Tor four successive weeks ~ tie
HON" Journal. newspaper Published IN
u ,ncae-,cr, tennessee. requiring said de-
lcudaml 'u aPrcar herein Oh or before We'd
ncsday a.,cr ihe 30 Monday IN August next
and plead answer or dcmur to said bill or lhe
samc Will be taken for confessed aud set for
hearing eXparlc rs TO him.
II. K. ESrIIL. G. & NJ.
June u tw prs fee 3 Oh.
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Notice.

wish To- dispose Of or sci TO some gentle
man my wife's interest in The estate Of Re-
bpc,:a Matthews. Am uniformed "a to the
amount, BAT suppose it is something near one
thousand dollars. As am IN great need of
funds won d make a liberal deduction. Mo-
tce il also given to the Administrator and
others Interested, that no money can be re-
ce,ved By me or agent that is not equgvoldnt
10 gold and silver.
JOHN c. TANNER.
Wacabooter East Fla, June "a. IT
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saesS1 AasEb ASSBC1AE loh
PHILADELPHIA.
A BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, EsThRIfSHED ~ En-
ENDOWMENT F1H THE rELIEF OF THE -TcR AND
DISTRESSED. AFFLICTED WIFI v1hJL LEM
rprDL,iIC

ENDowMENT FOR THE rEL1EF OF THE 'iIN '
DISTRESSED, AFFLrCl ED wrIHV1HtLENl
AND EPIDEMIC DIsEA' e.
ITO ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH SEM, yi
I eases, tuch as SPERMAlORRHHA. SE ~ ~
WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE, GONORRihE VIZ
SYPHILIS, the Vice Of oNANlSM, or SELF A'''1
&c. &c. -, ,Ilss
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, III view offhe avn" .I N
trcinn Ofhuman lie, caused by Sexual diselscs Esrs
drceptions practsed uponthe unfortunate No,'i Ccr
diseases by Quacks, several years ago dlfeclru NV" mi,
sulting surgeon, ! CglRlrARLE ACT woiihy tGs ri g
name to pen nispcnSary for the tTeatmsn, vi Al
ofdisrasrs in all their FORMS ard 10 give MfI ~, 5,t
VICE GRATIS, TO all who apply by letter. WI" WIZ ofls,
cripou of their condition. acc occuratiOn, ,pyIs
NcOard in cases OF extreme poverty 10 = "a al
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is rreurSsr lin q.
that the Association commands the highest fu'
the age, and will hlrrish the most approved mOue'"'
mrm ,,,,,d M.
The Directors, on review ofthe past, feel % tssr
their labors In this sphere Ofbcnevolent emo, inn
of great bene it to the afflicted especially to ls '''
poranr hut much de spised cause. 49, er,rrs.
lust published by the Association, Report ,o,risr,
torrhel or Seminal Weakness the We Q, w n h,
Ma.iurhitinn or SelEAbuse. and other I1SrHL ,il
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surfeon' rRTE OF
sent nv mail, lin sealed letter ENVELOPE.
CTI \PGR, on receipt OF TWO STAMPS Tor lG-ropCE r
Address. for Report or treatn enti ,R,n,i,,ionyo,
CALHOUN, Consulting surgeon.Iow asss0
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa ,,.z,,.ors
~ ~ Nv order Of The ThIeelm.1,
EZRAD. HEARTWELJ' 'ie
Gro. FAfnc HfLp, Secretary.
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inlnE'nl for rasI ia|ors, the unders gnrc
wOUId solicit continuance Of theaImp.
Furn lurr for II uses, Irom the kl'chen o
he parior, constantly on hand or made To or
der by gont workman. o., COIIAG l.
BEi'STEA)S also for sale.
Having IN oXrrIirn ilenrsp. they arr pre- 20
pared TO make and carry out Cutiins Oh sh'r.
notice and reasonable terms.