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my AUTHORITY.
Council Proceedings.
CouxSlL RooM,
April -, 1865.

k4E hPsA ~ $780,
CorfAcii met.
l..i IT, sA. as;T %sn s'.e ss
Ximbsrmant -
alderman Hainss m6vs1She adoption Of the
lOII6~ing resolution
N kerclvcd, That the Council proceed to elect,
by ballot, Tie following officers, TO wit: Clerk
Of the Council, Collscsoe, Treasurer, Engineer.
Wharf Master, Market Master, and Wood Mea.
surer; to perform such duties and receive such
sAlaries - shall hereafter be determined BY the
Also, . elect 80 manner. two members
Of the Police Csmlllltss
alderman Shelley moved the following ~ :
substitute for Alderman Harris resolution:
Resolved, ThaA ~ pFosssdsto The election Of
riss shall b specifically ~ forth botbFs they
are AualiAsd 70 perform ii .ir duties.
Tie question being upon the substitute Of
49, = Shelley, tho saune was lost.
Blnsl resolution WIS then adopted,
Duncil proceeded to election Of the
AIMED In said resolution; and upon
for Clark Of tho Council, B. q. Asr-
- nAsiag received six votes, Was declared
duly elected.
The Council then proceeded 70 the election
lof City Collector; and lpon the Arst ballot
NJ. G. StsvegnG pcsivsd three votss, H. Haskins
three W IRAN one vote
= feeeived majority Of Al
ono1 R7Rcesdea 20 : secona
Ds'Ic sassd nse votss' a.
- one vote. " Y.
hen proceeded TO the election
Nth the following results:
H - H. X Love one vote, G. CARRIER
Hour, Hath & ThouDson one yota No cleo
4, Lssst j! - Hatch On. rots. No
9 d.rs Y election. Fourth
n'sot. 9. ~ H.. M Hatch one vote.
fnh ana M aiics, =. BARBER fapr votes,
aRS@ =. So1 vo,ss, seventh ballot
~ ivsd . majority Of the
- nj. q the City Council, was
au.y s3sls.S Slsssurs' TOT the ensuing year,
H. n as q Preceeacd % re eaco.ion el Vity
Aaser, saAon the nrsl ballot . hutchinson
rscsis yosss, Gny Wells Two votes, ueo.
Do.Nsl.s. ~ 1o - 70, lwo votes.
eslyea ~ ssAS0uy Wells five votes,
49,. \ .Es111l J. -. ....4.. :,
- z1s's = se''os.ns g.: = follov.' v
Ss:I I WV bardete one vote 800.
n r, swo vo.eS, ~ =. nelt-
D. n. ANS enc vote, ". 4. xayior
Il a. euoss q. DFown AVG votes'
l!..E ss<1 ~ 4 ~" =. Aing ons voss,
~ h. II. Votes. Fourtn paiios, A.
/ 1ssN ~ ~ q. & bartiet. tnree votss'
- yote. riHn panot' a. Brown
na5rssEo votss, um, 1ino
b. N =. ~. r n.s., ol ~ oaaos'
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al inspirations.

"a
TIE W rowNAARD.
kow ~ ths haA
ID wan4oe3ng 49,,
Is sWsll-he11e1 trcee,
Its whsa wafer Aint liksl1 - 5rseqnu
LIZ zen In mud-holes up 10 their knee,
BY t1Sdnen searching . ID tAgs for seed peas,
BY the increase Of very impertinsntasa
By adoxsn signs, quite - pntrrtng Asthcse,
I'LL bet the rhincr-
And challenge the world to deny what knoy,
Or give me the lie,
Aud say that I,
The Uptown Bard, with very cute eye,
Can't tel how soon we'll have soossbsry pie,
And ersens, and maple molasssS, anl hsigh
Ho! such lots Of good things, ~ makes me cry
Spring come!"
Ha, hal
ssLaugh and grow fat r.
There's wisdom In that.
But am forgetting Whist / would BE- at
Oh, yes was thinking Of somsthing to sing
OF thss, oh Spring
Beautiful thing!
The Queen Of the realm Of an ics-beAfded King,
Roses and oowskps and gar.ics you'll brinx NJ
And anlish, splosh, splsd
But green grass y carpeting oil the sod "a I
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Sons sparripg lk.n spss.d in which Mr..
0rscn liked Mr.. Csittndsn 70 . kentucky
olimber, : phrase which Mr.. Oyi1fpndsn pro-
fssssd himself unabisso sona II. After
. few words, in which Mr.. s0f1 nden had
pslpahiy the best Of II, Mr.. Green tssumed
his speech, disclaiming that the lands we're
Ia the nature Of bribe.
Mr.. Seward moved TO adjeaen.
Cries Of "Let's 20 on Y
Mr.. Hunter had no objestton II the debate
would DO 6niGhod 10 morrow.
Mr.. Seward taid they were debating in
good faith, ana II the subject was reached
to morrow night they would close, and j
not they would not. He did not admit the
right Of the majority to impose contracts on
debates.
Mr.. Iverson then CALLED for vote on the
motion to adjourn, which was lost by yeas ~
nays %.
Ar. Seward moved that the subject be
postpsnsd - the special order till to-norrow
no1n.
"A protracted discussion followed upon
this, which ended in the motion being agreed
to. Adjourned.
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NEW YORK O0NFkRENcK ON SLAvkkr.-luo
following resolutions were adopted BY the
recent Methodist Conference Of the State Of
New York:
Resolved, That We affirm the language of
our discipline as it was in 1764, in declaring
that the practice Of holding our fellow-siti-
Gems in slavery is contrary to the golden rule
of God, and contrary to the rights OF man
kind As well - the principles Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and we therefore deem 1t our
most bounden duty to take Immediately some
effeotual action to extirpats this abomina-
ton from US.
Resolved, That it IL the duty Of this
Church ~ unit, to elevate her membership
to the high standard Of these her primitive
doctrines; and TO this end 1t il her duty,
inculoatc them prudently, but firmly, shrd
all her organs, whether the press or pnlpiG
Resolved, That while We oppose slavery
~ citissns, and give our sympathy to thos4
who in the State are maintaining the cans6
Of freedom against the slave powers "a are
specially the opponents Of opprese nd
sin and the supporters Of sloecipsel
the requirements Of 49, -
slaveryism should be deeply ~
| " consult the honor and unity d
in the full faith that tho high
DO attained through the led
mentality Of her established il
Resolved, That We offer on ]
thnnks TO Almighty God, and tender Uuf cor
a. faaerstulations to the friends QHsAn-
-. the rapid extension Of M
~ jdhticA end frssdom duRing
uvssnHns - Sell 49, 1f1nr.1
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-
Lecsnpfen IN thc senate. - =.
The Conference Committee report s1A ~
in the Senate on Tuesday and a. ns
animated alsesssion. II will BET afom
the telsgra>n notice below that Bally GrseR
indulge ID Ensive language toward Ssaas
tor Wade and the vsnnAbls Cristenden.
At half past twelve - prt Of the Com
mittee Of Conference Co. mp, .whcreupon
Mr.. Crittendeu took the Aoor. He said the
oifar made by the Conference substituts il
nearly IN equivalent to bride OF public lod
to accept the Lecompton Consultation. Ne
then went on to say that the conferenca enb-
stitute il poor, mean and imperfect ssbssi-
tute.
After defining his reason for adhsring to
his amendment, adopted bI 3ense IN
preference 70 the conference EDow
offered. He invited the S. 0 klly
to attempt to do justice, Wit fna~
Hon and without sectional ps1ee ~
ferring 10 the geographical - 49, r. III,
he pointed out that her int - peeae
liarly in favor Of maintaining
of the preservation Of cordial o1@ -
great powers, and will soon boIecoGaG T.
the greatest ii 70 ayn11snan1 onal 0r
causes Of division. @ssA ID ls
The senate was urisG ~
cry Of Mr.. o. sp = VAS
to With rapt sttsntj01
Mr.. Hunter replied ID ID able areunolky +
Mr.. Crittendsn's points to throw b. ~
peopls Of Kansas into . territorial o66 tioi
should produce truce Of three or four years
which truce might be improved into pesmA
nsnt peace, and this distracting question pas
out Of federal politilge thereby giving lin
to attend 70 the r. ects, moral and 20
litieal, thass elves to our sssss
tiOn.
Mr.. Coles IN old fssaieeS'
snpeesh. 10
n. Hale discussed tho merits Or -
fsraees substitute, saying that BY t. Il
biiity oonld Kansas come into the Union nm
der shst Constitution except ~ Slave State
and that the substitute offers = premium o
hye niiiions 70 come a. slave State.
N. n. shan went inso severe eomments y
~ Prssidsnt, saying there existed no res
eana1ity Of the States, that Mr.. Buchana
ssve sway BY single dash Of his pen :
Island, Van Couvcr, occupying the same p
sition 70 The PaciGe thss Cuba, whi1h 7
sasts = buy for 200 nillions, doss =
Atlantic.
Or rirht TO vansouvsrs Island = an1sai
abba, bat Il was situated II : latitude whNl
j. could not be iasds slays tass, whsrss'
Cuba can. ri
tho coaisreass Oe..l,s Iiiasing 10
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0UklUkOO 8UU 0OulO0o 1VyH NEN
azsd bsa,s testimony Of u - =;
uss intimately acquainted for s1lho tn
Previous to HE death. and who formerly helal
Major Generals commission in the Frepch5
arni1e, gavs ne ne following ~ q He \
copy OF the celebrated speech Of La III Me
Minso Chief. He (Gsnssal Eustsse) inform
"a me that he w. on terms Of Intimacy with
Lord Dunmors,n Virginia, and frequently
IN inmate Of his house, and the speeb -
NOW send II to you, WAS presented - IN
personally by Lord Dunmors. do not
sidsr myself an accurate Judge 81 Indian vi
oquence, yet it appears 70 me, that the spooeh'
~ published BY ~. Je1srson 10 not 49,
Of tho high 6 which he besss
upon ~ Your, ete. ,. :. O.
Luxssas, Sept. II, 1916
sPHEcHsy LOGAN, nIs60 cHslv, BHYoss
LORD DusAoRE, F0nnnnLY GOVERNOR or vH-
GINA.
Ny cabin, since haa vt ny own, has
sxsf been open ~ Who want
! : : J ]
c. - - - 81
- MI ol 80 g.
lp, fc7 vi sws
", when | rs01 49,
III not one word e !
~ could / resolve ~ =
NJ within me, aad ~,
: ! ! ! ] ! !
| | thought the great - IT,
4the river and ~ A
ithaIsxns6 1870 4 = 4 ~
HI - I'M n u y y
= ~ ~
lT 111 y r h. y
' 80 Z T. Ia
4 - T. - ~ y
J ! ! ! ! ! J
: !; :; = -; =! !; :
1 " r. y oseF sne ufs.s
q. q. TOT 49,
se1.ss ~. ss..s ~ ~ 49, - ~ T.
J 49, ~ ~. ssss !. ~
, -. 49, ~ ~ 80 ss7
~ ~ ~ ssS7|R r. y! ::s 4! -
the Grsl4 Of g. th,
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rrIAsns mataal uasura aee cemvs !.
~, - efovAAsaee. lG.I.
STATE on IOWA. Aupyeeas ovy,cx. i
n Nossua, IpVll =. 1855. 1
TITS hsrshy entitled, tkaa - - 1lst day Of
i Januasy 1888, . stAtsmsAt was HE'D h Nj o..
H. shcwSn9 ~ eonditioa u shs Tsident lnsu.
rance ComraDy Of pfusi1euoo, State Of Rhode
Island on tAs 18th day u Jsnuaty, 1858,
In aooofdancs with tn provisions of ~ act
Of the Legislature Of this Stats, passed JAM
uary 7Sth, 1851; that asch statement shows
that said Company !: possessed of tho rsauisite
amount Of capital, and invested required in said
act.
Authority Is therefore given to the above nAnsd
Insurance Company to transact business OF Insur.
ancs In this state in accordance With The laws
thereof,
It's also certified thst @. o. A. striblsa, Bsq.
Of Keokuk, has been duly appointed BY said Compa-
ny their lswful Attorney and Agent ter The soanty
q Leo with full power 70 take risks Of Issafanea
his hling certified copy Of the statement Alsd In
this ofss with the Clerk Of The District cesrt IN
and for said county.
In testimony whereof, have hsrsunto
t. ~ set my hard Al aAIsa my ssal Of slcs
this 3th day Of April, HIS.
JNO, pATTk1, Auditor Of Iswa.
py 4. BsAos, Deputy.
PROVIDENCE, X. I.
OPTICS II 11IDnx1 BUILDINGS,
On Corner Of Broad and Doffsnos Strssts'
Chartered BY Lsgislstars OF Rhode Island,
June, 1855. Organised July, 1851. Com
msnosd Business, Nov. 1857.
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Thurlow Weed, the most sagacious
pslisieal editor Ia the United States, has re-
saned h's pes ~ editor r the Albany
1Fn,saSl. 1 ef couple Of
rest and COT 80 to the - D
~ on the grSSs intsrs Nh
specially - involved e. W Presi-
So&ial contest.
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800. ! ffssh sspp,y q
NMQU21lHS, s1eh -
11l24 i. g: euaA1
o2UHuxD SUGAR.
40 ooyfn1, -, watsh ~ eGsr y Ill : ~
Oaii : nc. H. Mala-as., ~. ssA "a -.
nSA119 ~. y. AUeIlM = ~.
te10Dy 0A9nIS BA60i1l
E"1uaet tAsn y bfinetben seM. ~ vim
tgn1s. At0ity - 49,.
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Hsetg11as ln1reaoe1 - E6ss 1Abussd I
On AN0B - T1aBt
I'm and after Monday, Nay 3rd, two daily
~ e.sias, - way, tssndays sassptsd,) wiilssa
4 o.. i:s,.. xsoKuk !. =: .'.,ssl AZ.
IA fssisl .av.s ssRroNsfoRr Il IA. AZ.
- 9pain - a.an 49,
Passenger Tor Bleak City, Council Blsas, Fort
Do1es, Fcss Dss Noisss, 0ttunwa, FeirAsld, aaA
intsrsdiats pointe, Will take ths I: 70 train,
nnss&ng - benteaspoft With stages for eli points
ID MsdAle and western Iowa.
~ this asraneemsnt residents along The linz 81
ths road will Is snAbls1 " spsa1 FIVE HOURS
IN KnOKUK aad rsssrn sane svsnlns.
THROUGH TICK1xS - 81. Lsais, Louisvills,
ciasianati, ~ ~ xast, nay = hsd q ths OAss
in Bsntaspsrt.
=. Fare q low = the lovest.
! q DWy0Nr KAErw.
1asiassr - Bspssistsadsnt.
Ass' 61p't aad 1snssal Passsner Aest.
W-Tiskst O9ss q kAiiseaA Depot.
= Omssia Kilhourns's Dlesk.
Ksoksk. April =. '4s-dtw
HOlB 0HNHs
THAT SPACIOUS AND O0NyIHIuNT DWELL
I9a H0U9n,
| CITUATkD sath1 sseoes u Morgan md Thisa
! - stsssas, eeaeaasing IL lasrs rsoas b>ddss !
kisekn - IN soo1. Ihsrs Il also brtsk 80
. 7SwAkD nU.N. kss.ry Pub,...
oQeoe94 TAl1d IT,, near Main.
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On Cornsr Of brood and Dor,snea strest.r
~ u
|
Ousrsvro1 " 1eBNes1sS ~ nDUue lsis0Ss
June, 1855. Organised July, 1851. Oon-
Thi. Company in,.rev "a I'M, Ios, o. dsnsee by |
rirs. On Stores, as.ssassls., Dssil!ais, Aliis,
49, a. M.r;~. 80 I.,s.a sss.ssass.,t.. ns.-.I
~. :. ~. asa;-.,- 49, - r.I~t.-
Inss.. ns~srn.I. "a .cn,.sshi. .M.s..a .~A |
ma. -
as6
~ Me Otssnse ~" ~"
~ ~ :, ~ m.sss
oWcs CnP0nv ~ TrVUs0sHesS ~ 4,
to Uscem0sr Slse, 1851.
AutAorissd Capital. .As0O .ooe 90
an sntee Capita paid i. ma sscursly
investsd g 80. n = 900 Ou
Sur 8, us.. ............ 9D77.m
'''''. -. - ~ =
Ss Bonds and Mortrss Ant
Isn % Rs.l Estate, ssiina-
~ Shares 1saieaapoiis and
NJ, par ysise - .ete........ s.les.oo -
- Pint Mortsaxs Bonds Of
Providence, Hartford and
mn Racss,.his sSos 81
Cash on hand. .................. lll03
Cash In the hands Of agents
ana ~ '''n'''' 800 ''..''. ..4e..ss /.
!: !
&7- - r
Losses None.
All other claims assinst The Company,
about q l.teo0e
The greatest amount insured on any
state ~ RAoxe T.la.< 80 p,...1.... ,,..s.e.s..
p--..-- -.
p.,.,,. I. ~. -. 1soSev =, TO-.
p.s:a sppsIsIsu ss,ous MI 49, 80 ~ -,
$780,, - Uoso &. AHers rsofcsary q ~
-. -. sass 0Y.p.uy. - s~1.ay 1919 s
, sus ioIs $1,000. tnen suoscI'sso'
'1slf sss, sass,sssa s1s S 81 1sss
Justice Of the Peaes.
|
BoARp or pxscroRs. 49,
Ward Covi.s, Com nissisa Merchant. -
| ssar i. Dsrlins' Fio.r Merchant.
/ ~, Perry, Merchant.
IL Rali. Merchant.
3111a1.. iass Of New Orleans.
! ] !;
I .c~si... Ne,
81 Proprietor. @xs
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- '''''.
soaz s s1saAs sfl1Ds
---. (hsw1.
Runnisg 10 sssnsusios With the GRAND TRUNK
kAILkOAD II ohnaAa, under sostssst With
~ 0sssdtM eetes.msat 70 trsnspsrt
DAfnB " SAILING.
pvnssy 1t1nsss gatu- livery alternate " sdnss-
= day iron - 80 81 dsy from the 1eth Of
Msy - ~ M IA April 10 the seth u
Mssanhss, laslusivS. October, instssivs.
MN sIs a1AED InUEk kAILsOAD u Foss.
RATES on PASSAGE:
yro~ cASeaSs 10 Hss,yssi, vie Mich Contra, Great
Wsstsrn end GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and 6tssnsss,
lst Glass;. ~ 70 Sls0
bseoFding 70 AseommodAtions.
iasiuding cooked provisions.
From Liverpool = Chicago. via Steamers md Rail-
roads,
Let class..-.............. V 1llS rs
According 70 accommodation.
Stssrsgs -
inciuding cooked provisions.
Afaliy qualified surgeon sails In sAsh vessel.
Each Passesesr tisksted through win - a.
LEVIED the sAms quantity Il baggage 1sEs ~ RAii
road - by Steamer, vis 70 subic fest for eash
cabin ana - test foe sesh stsssass passsngsr.
" 6pastal tru1ns frsn onsbss with the Nails end
4ssssnssn ass dispatched ON the arrival Of sseh
0eeamH.
twill - Observes lssn the following tahas thai
the Csaadiaa line AavS hsAssn every sthsr II
lag the Atlantic, The assraIs psssagss Of the Col
n. =. HsrtM barias 1851 being
BAssW2Uo. WESTWARD.
Collins Lins, ~ - -. Collins Iins. lsd ISL o.
l1lsnArd /" n. ~ 11h IN Cunard ar.l2l Ish u
| Caasdian Asslod lsh On osasdisp i. liza Ii On
Z The lonesst paasAgss made blythe Canadian Las
0sse - Asys . Livsrptol snd ~ days 70 Qssbsc
4 The cpllins Linz Asss made passages Of Is 10 q
I dAys, ard tbs Cunssd Lias Of 10 70 II days.
| re EMIOnANTs.
s Passages nay b. secured at tha odice Of the Con
veny In Chicago ~ sAILsHs ships from london
Liverpool, P1ymsath, GlasSow, Bristol, uull
Ahep4ssn ~ Nentspss. An agent VI the HRANI
}D4pRK RAIIatOAD supe,in tands The rsmovai =
gFsnts ard 6asgsss y Qasbeo free VI charge
1sss lrsa 80 = 133 to Chicago. iaclsAin,
\ sesksd psosisions.
Tor Passage o. Frsish. from Chicago u Liver
psel, % Liverpool a. Chicago, or BY Any Ut 81
Cs-''a's sailing sl'p. }. ' EEr4Is K
i ARent Of the n. u. 8. 3. Co.,
i No. - 0sarbew Sresf, CAtrsge. Ws.
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This Company inssrss against loss Or damage By
Fire, on Stores, Merchandise DwclliAIs, Nills
Manufactures, Hotels, Gin end Sugar Hetsss.--
Also on Marine End Inland transportation Ger q
n,ks, =. the ofd,sssy rae. .. ps:nsaz 49,. =.
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fNIataerisy, howsvse foagh, il h1ttse
than anssiA dissinalasie
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wArd I'm AM II
Du intssns 4 ~ KJ.I
N H6k list ~ may q !.
lmAls 4 Canp61J 3. 81
"a and 3d. vhers Sala -
ths wants u al wS4 nay ~
LToO nea With two horses and W.
1' sell : superior srticle Of LtshtninN
Statesct 4issoarl, IliiAois and Iowa.
required. For particulars call = ~
dress BY letter, H.C.C
1enssal Agent Western Lights
Office In McCuse's Building ,eorAd
"a streets, Ksokuk, Iewa. tars3 III
Hark o We 0ostIsss KsenG
sIsIAS are Hard. MONEY
DUK = 10 sp wiihfha II
the Cash. II tinea ~ Z
war GREAT vi r
SkLLS VERY c.
Having Just fssd
nov ready 70 aeeemu
| call, either In kastsg
| would oa1l pastieulas
| Having sstabisAed nd
extsndedss seal. hs Win kesp
mako 70 ordsr evsry tAiag Il
| On pstrA o. sssAsae o. ta6sat
Gaiiev Or fslfal Csif Iii -
II custom vo;k ssssss e.
but TO Cure OoFna, k
apr2sd Mo-.
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"a lENT Of the business snd Con-
1DW3f ths "1stdsat Aut1sl Iaswr-
6scs Company" u Propidsnes, r. l.,
to December 3lst, 1857.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07
| A D ASS0 { CATION
PHILADELPHIA.
a Benevolent Institution established by specia
Endowment for the Relief of tie Sick aud
Distressed, afflicted with Viruent and

a Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment for the Relief of tie Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
TINE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view,
l. of tie awful destruction of human life,
caused by Sexual diseases and the deceplions
practiced upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARlTA.
BILE ACT worthy Of their name, to open a
Dispensary for the treatment of this class Of
diseases, in all their forms, and to give NED
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS To all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c.,) and in
cases Of extreme poverty, TO FURNISH MED
ICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is need.
less TO al that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will fur
nish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association. in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, for the yeaf ending January lst, 1883,
express the highest satisfaction with the sue
ce which has attended the labors Of the Con-
snling Surgeon in the cure of Sperma,orrhel,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonorrhGa
elect, Syphilis, the vice of Onansm or Self
abuse, &C., and order a continuance of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, II as
turbation, or Sc. abuse, and other diseases OF
the sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent by mail (in sealed envcope,)
FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO
STAMPS for hostage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. GEO
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth Street, PhiIa-
delphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEA2TWELL President.
GEO. FAIRcHlLD, Secretary.
July 8 1855 Nv
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G.98C3AB GgO93G89.
Save your Doctor bills and Time.
Mr.. SAVAGE, Mp, july 7, 1876

Mr.. SAVAGE, Mp, July 7, 1856.
Dear Sir In consequence of taking cold
after bad attack of the measles, some eleven
years since, have from time TO time suffered
greatly with disordered liver and stomach.
have been Al times 50 bad that my life was de-
SPARED Of was induced some time ago,
through the persuasion of q friend, Mr.. Henry
Shaler, TO try bottle of Hollands German
Bhters, thinking it if it did no good it could do
me no harm, and knowing Mr.. Shafer to be a
gentleman who would not recommend anything
to me, that he did not have confidence in, Be
fore had taken one-third Of the bottle, my
bowels became regular and had fine appe-
tlte. When had used trO-thirds of it | CON
sidered my health as good as ever it was, and
could eat anything, without its disagreeing
with me in the least now keep bottle of
the Bltters in the house continually, and in case
! take cold, or feel unwell, take one or two
doses, and it makes a change in my bowels,
which is all need, wherefore, for the past
eleven years my doctor bill has been from 10
10 S25 PeryeaI, besides loss time and severe
illueSS. Yours, truly,
P. j. THRASHER.
To DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for Hoofand's German Biiters Take
nothing else, AMI see that the signature Of c.
NJ. Jackson, is on the the wrapper of each bot
tie. They can be had of druggists and store
keepers in every town and village in the United
States, Canadas, West Indies and South Amer
lea, at IS cents per bottle. Principal Office,
Ais Arch street, Philade lphia, Pa
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THE ELIXIR, y

Prepared by DIR. Jas. WILLIAMS, for the cure
Of DfSPEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY
Gas advertised in another column) has, 10y lis
own merits, obtained for itself so high a repu-
tation in Philadelphia, that Physicians acquain-
ted with its properties, are using it themselves
and prescribing it TO their patients, convinced,
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring
the dlSordered digestive organs to healthy func-
ton. Numerous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the
most aggravated character, which were aban-
doned As Incurable by some of the Medical a
Guilty, have, 10y the use of this Eiirir, heen res
tored to perfect health, as attested certificates
testify May 29-ly
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Cows AND SuGAR.-Travelling few
lays in Missouri, in sections where the
COWS have wide range, we heard new
en,icement to bring the cows home Iegu-
Iarly a, evening. That was feeding them
with sugar the same as you would with
salt. A little handful at evening, at the
same time of day, would bring them back
10 the gate with regularity as unfaling
as the sun. After they are well trained
in sugar eating, it may be omitted every
other night. A half dozen notable house
wives assured me tina, the fact was well
worth knowing.-OhiO Farmer.
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THE MIGHTY HEALER !
WORLD Known AND WORLD TRIED
1OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions of all Nations, as well
as the verdict of the leading Hospitals of the
Old as well as the New World, stamp this
powerful remedial Agent as the greatest heal
ing preparation ever made known TO suffering
man. Its PENErRArIyE QUALITIES are more than
MARVELLOUS, through the external orllices Of the
skin, invisible TO the naked eye, it reaches the
seat of the internal disease, and in all Xtcrnal
affections its anti-intammatory and healing
virtues surPass anything else OH record, and is
Natures great ally.
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CONCENTRATED Lye, warranted to
v make soap without the use of ashes,
for sale by Rentch &. Co.
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.ErySipeIaS and Salt Rheum

Are two of the most common and virulenl
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment is especially antagonistlc, lis
''modus OpCrGndi' IS first 10 eradicate the ven
ON and then complete the cure.