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THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION,


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vyvO al persons afflicted with Sexual De.
u eases. such a. SPermstoffhGa' Seminai
Weakness, Impotence, GonorrhGa. 0ieei.
yphilis, the vice OF Onanism, or Sei
Abuse. &c. &e.
THE HOWARD ASO CATION.
IN view Of the awful destruction Of human
life. caused by sexual diseases, and the DE-
reptions practiced uron the unfortunate vic
tim. Of such diseases BY Qnseks- have d.
recsed their Consulting Surgeon. as char
table act. worthy Of their name, 10 give
nrr,cAL ADVICE GRATIS. To al persons thus
afflicted. who apply BY letter. with dsser p
ton Of their condition. Gage, occups'iou'
habits Of life. &c..) and in case Of extreme
poverty and suffering. 10 FuRnsH
MEDICINES FACE or CT RsE.
!, R>rThe Howard Association i benev'
lolept Instifution. established BY special en-
! dow men,. for the relief Of the sick and dis
!. ,ressed. afflicted with Virulent aud Epidemic
I Diseases. Il has nov . surplus Of means
; = hich the Directors have svted 10 sxPen'
/. lia advertising the above notice. iti- need
{ less 20 add that the association command
The highest medical skill Of tie age, an
win furnish the most approved modern treat
lment.
Just published by The association RePc'
lon Sperm atorbea, or Seminal Weakness
4 The vice Of Onsnism. Mssiurbaaion % Sc
: A buse, and other Diseases 81 tie sexu'
o OrgaDs. by the Consuiiing Surgeon, nh'e
!. will be sent by mail Qn scaled envelope
y FREE OF cHAkGE. 90 the receipt OF Tw
n STAMPS for postage
= GTAddress. OR. CEo- K. CALHOUN
q Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assoeiatio
y No. 9. South Ninth street PhlisdelPills.
~ Bv order OF Directors.
!. EzRA ID. HEaRrwT-L. President
" CSC. FAIRcHILD. serressrv.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09


singular, notwiihslanding Mrs. Cunning
ham must have heard him from the hrst,
shc paid no attention to him whatever; be
did not see her again, nor hear a syllable
Rom her lips, more than he would bad she
been . thousand miles distant.
Not receiving any answer to his frutless
blows and calls, he returned to the peror,
and seizinga chair, was advancing to charge
the window, when he heard footsteps lie
waited, ready for peace or for war, and
soon tho broker came up the basement
stairs with a lamp, and asked what was
wanted.
I want TO get out Of this house., said
Frank. You seem TO have taken the lib
erty Of fastening me in here
oh, Mr.. Fitzgerald, is this youP she
exclaimed With apparent surprise. 1T
seems to me you do not make us a long
visit tonight
i have stayed considerably longer than
] wanted to. / have been trying to get
out hers, and pounding and calling until J
expected the police would be in to quell
the disturbance. / concluded you were
deaf Didn't you hear me p
Mrs. Willis made no reply, but unlocked
the door. and Fitzgerald, without standing
upon ceremony, walked out, breathing freer,
aud went directly to his lodgings.
Next day he called upon his friend for in
formation relative to outside movements
ond the further proceedings Of the Bond
street widow He learned that his trusty
companion had watched the house during
the entire period of his visit, and had dis
cotered various appearances which, under
the circumstances, be regarded as suspicious.
A rough customer went into the yard and
drove out some goats aud subsequently dis
appeared in he rear, aud upon examina-
tion, the friend found rear entrance to the
premises.
After Fitzgerald left the house, he kept
his eye constantly on the door, and after
waiting some time, saw lady in black come
into the street, whom, from her dress and
figure, he believed to he Mrs. Cunningham.
She turned towards Fifth avenue, and be,
being stationed between the house and that
street, walked on and turned the corner,
where he stopped in the shadow of a lamp
post. He expected she would pass him i'm
mediately, but she spent some time, appa-
rently, in looking about as if to see wheth-
er she was watched. Finally, however, she
passed, and the fall gaslight on her conn
tenance made him certain he had not mis-
taken the individual She saw him, and
gave him scrutinizing look, but finally
went on and hailed an omnibus. He fol-
lowed until he thought there was an oppor-
tunity TO enter unobserved when he took
passage in the same vehicle Mrs Cum
ningham kept her face turned from those
in the coach, and rode on to White street,
when she got out and went to No. -,
house on the north side, not far from West
Broadway, which she entered. The house
is one in which rooms are let without board,
and by no means as magnificent as the
residences of Fifth avenue, which she had
pointed out to Fitzgerald as the home Of
her friends.
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Be Content.

Be Content.
Mistaken mortal, ever fretting
GraspiDg, grinding, groaning, getting
Be content
If thou hast enough, be thankful,
just if thou hast bankful--
Be content
If fortune cast thy LOT but humble.
Earn thy bread and do not grumbe-
Be content
Have the rich, thinkest thou, no trouble?
Twice thy wealth; their sorrows double
Be content
List the lore Of learned sages,
Those wise men Of the Greeian ages
Be content
Their reck'ning up Of all earih's riches,
Was compassed in one short phrase, which is
Be content
Tn, rich man gets with all his heaping
But dress, and drink, and food and sleeping
Be content
Though in sleep the rich men gain not,
Poor men sleep when rich may not
Be content
When winds about thy dust shall scatter,
Where goes thy gold-to thee what matter?
Be con,ent
Remember. thou for wealth who rakest,
''Nought thou bFoughtestr nonght thou takest
BE cOnrent
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FREPARED BY
DKc. y. &. AMER & co.
II. FASSETT, Agent
Sale, Purchase, and Rent Of Real Estate

Sale, Purchase and Rent Of Real Estate
INSURANCE,
Negotiation of Loans Collection of Debts &c.
AsHTABULA, OHIO.
pROPERTY Sold for Commission only,
and no sale no charge. Sale, direct indirect con-
stitutes a Commission.
Pam of 90 owned by T. C. Hoffman, good improve
ments, at great bargain.
The farm owned by Mr. Kingbuy opposite Willis Daviss
Steam saw mill, Plymouth containing IS acres with good
buildings fruit and water for cheap and favorable
| terms oil payment.
That excellent so acre fam owned by John Dave North
Bend saybouk. with good buildings fruit timber living
water, 6c1 for sale cheap
q Acres of land under good of cultivation with cd
buildings fruit and living water les than mile north
Court House in JeeOn most desirable resdence-ior SALE
at the low price of S25o with very easy
ment ENQUIRE Of Joseph Chaee, premises H. Fas-
RIDGE FARhl.A choice farm on South Ridge, near Har.
veJ H. Gsyord owned by ~ W. Wheeler, containing IS
acres, with good bu dings fruit living water plenty of lin
ber and everything desirable for honFstead be had at
bargain Call on The owner on premises, H. FAssETr
AFhtabula- for particulars.
SO ACRE FARS in jefferson township N W. from village
3S improved and balance good wood land and timber
there is good frame dwelling barn. plenty Of fruit DIVA
ious kinds living water &cr premises. desirable snail
t!T price $500 Enquire Of A ABORN premises or Of
oand $50 rods East Of the Centre of Harpeed
80 Of which well tmbered balance under GOOD @
proyemens with good buildings and fruit Living Springs of
water in different lots Most of farm gravely loan soil and
part Grand River bottom lands Terl &c accommodating
The farm of Andrew Wiley Of 29sJ< acres near Ashtabus
with good improvements buildings suitable for two farms with
plenty fruit timber living water and at $50 per Part Of
pay down and balance on long time.
That well known grass and grain Farm containing Of 900
acres (ony miles from Asabua Plank Road owned by
d. Hubbard ESQ. Good buildngs water aud fruit Forty
acres timber balance under cultivation. Price ssOOO Enquire
OF owner at above Office.
30 acres miles south Plank Road the Farm formerly
owned by Solomon SmtnA house and barn. fruit and go,d
timber. Can be had at bF rgan.
Two large and valuable farms owned BY e. Harmon Eso
One OF 2oI acres centre Of Sheffield under high state OF
cultivation except 40 timber large dwelling and bas
cheese house fruit &c An excellent dairy farm Price $50
per acre One Of Sl "a mills south al Monroe on Pank
one hundred acres improved good buildings Terms Of pay
ment on either Of above. accommodating. -
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April Appointments.

DR. H. TUBBS will be in attendance
~ as follows:
Ashtabula Ashtabula House, Wednesday, April 10.
Conneaut fremont House, Tuesday, April l..
Painesyile COwles House, Friday, April is.
Warren, National House, Saturday, April o.
For consultation upon oil diseases Of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen; also
Dropsy Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness Debility Dyspepsia
Female diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities Of the Blood
Erupons Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties of long stand
ing complaints, both external and internal
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within reach In
are mineral OF other p0s0Rs employed does he make sick
hke ueL, on tear dOHH 10 bd up again The medicine
be taken with safety by the most delicate and patients may
main at home and continue with prudence their ordinary
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all hope
the ndiube evidences Of which always be furnished
invads, how reduced despang, invited TO call
and be assured that will be given
expense incurred without corresponding prospect
Tie writer Of the following has been for years Justice
Of the Peace in Fremont and is well known o. the citizens
geuerly.
Fremont, sandusky Co., o. Feb 1859.
Dr. TURBs-DsGT Sir: Early last Spring my wife, whose
health has not bean firm for time took cold, which
followed bF continued cough suppression and Droapsu
uter The liver also seemed very Sluggish there
scarcely any action Of be bowels She suffered good deal
from pain and weakness of the bac likewise pain In the sides
and became very wer thia in psh yerSh During the
Spring and Summer employed three physicians but the sup
preston continuing and debility increasing they thought lit
lie else could le done than patch up paate, and
finally told me that consumption had been gradually adyanc
ing and she could not probably survive long. Within
weeks after commencing your treatment in September last
he began 10 improve and gained rapidly until heath re
stored At present health decuedy better than at any
tine before snce frat residing in Fremont about six years
ago.
She had suffered so much before gained 30 fast after begin
have felt il duty 70 inform by letter. that may b. pub
ished TO the world, If you think best. S. W. REED