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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHI nET pETT

BENEVOLENT ,fSsT1TUTIos, EsTARL,sY.n cvsp
0iAk NE ENDOWMENT SIooN ron THE RELIEF OF THEa,c
AND DISTRESSED, AFFLICTED WITH VIRULES1
and EPIDEMIC DISEASES. -
W al persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, sucS
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHCE;A. FC;LEEf
SSf4-PenIiLiS, the Vice of oNANlsNl, or SELF 4
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
IwluL obstruction of human life, caused by Sexual
fortunate victim of such diseases BY Quacks sew
eral years ago directed their Cons.,ijr.- srecnr,
as a CHAkifAB BILE ACT worthy OF their nhlnc, %
open Dspcnfary for the treatment ~ this class Dl
discnees, mall their forms and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with
description of their condition. Gags, uccupation
habits OF life &C. and in extreme n6vertv
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
It's needless add that the Association Command
the highest Medical skill the e; and will furnish
the most approved modern Treatment '''
tne in their Animal
the year ending J.nuaryls LIST, 1888 express the oh
est satisfaction with tho success which has attap
ed the labors of the Consulting Surreon in tn
cure OF sperInatorrhoea, SHrnina W "a knees Jmno
fence, GInorThea, elect, Syphilis, thevice OF Oman.
the same plan for the -nauin Q. year
me Directors; on review IF the past feel as
effort have been of great benefit to the afflicted IS
Peclaiiy to the young and they have resolved to de-
vote themselves, with renewed zeal TO tits
Portant bat much despised cause >. -
Just published, by the Association, Report OF,
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness tbc vice nj
Gnanlsm' hasturbation or Seif-Abtse and othcf
Diseases of the Sexual 0rgane, by the ConsnItin,
surgeon > winch Will be sent by mail Tin sealeC
letter en*efope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on the re-
GeiPt of two stamps for postage. Other Repore nd
Tracts onth nature and treatment of sensual dis
cases diet, Sc, consta ntly being published for
gIatuitOqs distribution and will be to the af
ofheatnent discovered during the last year are Of
great values: 49, orc "a
-. Addrcss: for Report or treatment DIR. J. ski,
LIN hoIGHTON AZ ting Surgeon Howard A.
citation, No South Ninth Street, PliIadcIpLia p.
r,,- tBy'order of the Dir"ctort
60. FA y. M III sec'y E. D. HEARTWFIL
'~''' -'' 1907 President
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE undersigned would respectfully announc
u 20 the citizens of this and the adjoining coun-
ties that he is making and has hand at this time
the CoUG = SYRUP, which has been much
sought after during the last few months; this
Syrup is intended for Coughs of long standing,
aud also for recent Colds, Whooping Cough, and
Gro up. The Certificates which are annexed below,
ug, and that it has been used with the finest re-
suits, in cases of Group, Whooping Cough and
Colds of long standing. would also respectfully
refer the public to Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH CaANE,
who have been using the Syrup in their family for
Cough, and who state the fine effects of it. and
who are using it at this time for Whooping Cough.
tits put up in bottles of Sizes and at va
rious prices! JNO. p. GORNiAN,
Charlestown,
Aug. 10, 1858. Jefferson Co., Va.
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Tho Negro and the Boar.

The following good story Of neRros frst meet
faI with bear is told by Colonel -, who has
spent some of his fortune and life in the woods OF
FIor1ca- The colonel had a black fellow good
naiured, happy creature-who, one NOR, ing was
strolling through the woods, whstling and roaring
as be went, when suddenly he spied au individual
as black as himself with much more wool. Dick
looked at his friend and the bear Con his rump)
ct him. Dicks eyes began to stick out feet
who's dat7' cried Dick. "Whos dat p again
cried Dick, shaking all over.
Brpin began to approach. Dick pulled heels for
the first tree, and the bear sfter him. Dick moved
a limb, the bear followed, till the limb began
to bend.
Now see here mister, if you come any farder, dis
limb brake. Dere dere! tole you so!' As Dick
had said, the limb broke, and down come bear and
niger.
Deere you black imp, 1 toe you so dis is all your
fault. Yer broke your neck and I'll just take yer
10 Mnssa Colonel
Every young lady has fight to faint when
she pleases, if her lover is by her side to catch
her.
.... This is a sweeping catasttophe as man
said when bis wife knocked him down with
broom.
}
gone on and the man who was fred with indgna>
tion has been put out.
-. daily religious paper to be called Tue Mes
Sage,'is shortly to be started in New Yors city.
. Dad, why don't you take ride in the cars
some day p
Take ride in the cars why I hain't got no
Hime my son.
Got time, thunder why you can go anywhere
in the cars quickern you stay at home.'
Dads answer is n t recorded.
o. country editor announces in the following
terms that he has suspended specie payments:
"If any man wants to see stars and appreciate
one ofthe uses to which brickbats may be perver
ed, let him approach our vicinity with an ac-
omit
P.s.-We keep pile of bricks in our sanstum
and carry one in our hat
What contentmeut2 To sit in the house and
to see other people stuck IN the mud In other
"oSasr to be better of than your neighbour
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Aug. 10, 1858,
CERTIFICATEs.

Mr.. J. p. GoRMAN-Sir: 1t gives me pleasure
to inform you that have been restored to my usr-
al health by using your Cough Syrup. / have
derived more benefitfrom the of it. than II the
cough for two three years, and have never
been relieved in the slightest degree, until COM
mcnced taking your Cough Syrup After had
aiken three bottles it had its desired effect, and
am now well. Sir, am happy to know that there
is one in midst who has in his possession sure
remedy for this troublesome disease, and am glad
that have in my power to make the above state
ment in praiseof your Syrup.
Charlestow'n, July 30, 1858. r. n. BROWN.
hereby certify that have been using Jno.
Germans Cough Syrup in my family for Coughs,
and have found 1t to be excellent medicine il Ia
Cough, and is OF great benefit those who are using
1t. lunhesitatingly recommend it to all who NAV
be troubled with Cough. JACOB STARRY.
Aug. 3, 1858.
Mr.. j. P. GoRMAN-Sir: Your preparation for
Whooping Cough is i'll use in my family at this
time, and my children have been very much ben
edtcd by the use of it. 1thas cured them of their
cough in great measure, it is much Iooscr. and.
they cough with much more than thew did he
fore they commenced taking your Cough Svrnn
am yours with much respect,
Cherlestown, Aug. 5, '5S. ]. E. HILBERT
do hereby certifr that have used ]. p. Cor
mans Cough Syrup for cough which had la.t
sPrlng' and the result was speedy cure. con-
the benefit received By tsEing It. Judge it from
Charlestowr, July IL, '5S. e. W. SADLER
hereby certify that have been usinq Mr.
+: Gorman's Cough Syrup in my family in cases
OF Group, and have found it to of great benefit
am using it myself at this time for a Cough. and
have been very much relieved byit. l can recon-
mend it to any who may be troubled with Coughs.
Charlestown july 90. lhb8 - 00N'U'
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RHEUMATiSM,S ROFULA, ERYSIPELAS.
These are among themostteffible and agoniaing
yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly in
durable. they Invariably disappear under perse
dote to pain and inflammation
DISCHARGING ULCERS.
A most remarkable and happy change is pro.
duced in the appearance of malignant ulcers after
3n redness vanishes, and granules of healthy flesh
begin to take the place of the discharged matter
This process goes on more or less rapidly until the
ulcer radically cured.ss
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
The young are the most frequent sufferers from
Shout have this healing preparation constantly at
hand. 1t is absolute specific for sore breasts
and quickly removes the encrusted sores which
SIGNIFICAN FACTS.
This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet as a cure for
scorbutic affections and the est possible remedy
for wounds and bruises. Large supplies it have
recently been ordered by the Sultan of Turkey for
hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and HE. Pills should be
"sed in the following cas- s:
B B' ntercurial Eruption Piles, =.
Burns, Rheumatism, Ringworro,
Chapped hands Chilblains, Fist9Ia
Salt Rheum, Govt, calds,
Lumbago, Skin Diseas nrains
swelledG ndss Sore Legs, ..titf. joints
Sore Brea letter, sore heads
.Ulcers, Sore threats, Eenerca Sores
Sores of all kinds. ofaII kinda
o. CAUTION None are genuine unless the
wordss Holloway, Mean York and london, . arc dis
cernibe rs rcdter mark in every leaf ofthe book Of
directions around each pot or box; the snme may
He o pslmry seen 6y hTding the leafto the hight
ing such information may lead to the detection OF
any party or parties counterfetingthe medicines or
vending the same, knowing them to be Spurious
Sold at the lnanufactory of Prof. Holloway, 80
Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable
nc 1tt,o
United States and the civilized world, in Pots at
25 cents 623 cents, and s l each. "
ger sizes. 1s ~ '
n B;-.Dircctions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed to each box 40
March is, 1858. 49,.
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swA1M'S CELEBRATED PANACAE,

SwAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACAE.
IINOR the cure of ScrOfula, General Debility md
all Diseases arising from Impurities oftLe blood
and the effects of Mercury. "
SWAIN 9 Panacea has been tor than
hVe years celebrated IN this country and in Euro1e
Tor its extraordinary cures some of which re ten
frlghttul O- general publication where the
have been almost eaten up with Scrofula and were
deemed incur"ble by physicians.
IL has been used in hospitals and private practice
physiclans and other eminent persons Among
others, by W. 6. Gibson, NJ. D., Prof of SurreryS
Penn. University Valentine Mott, NJ. d.. Prof II
surgery ~ Y University: w. p. Devices, NJ
D.' PROT. OF Physic. Penn. University r. Parke
NJ: D., President College Physieians Philadelnbis
Inc wonderful cures effected by SwaiIn's Pa Iacea
nave tor many years made it an Invaluable remedy
ana nave Eccasloned unprinciPled persona to imi-
ed Almost daily ara informed of several ,rbo
nave cen deceived in this city.
S"altn's Panacea ID in round bottles, fluid Inn
gitudlnay, with the following letters blown on the
glass: " 0-4 VIC
"SWAIM'S-PANACEA
having the name of JAS. SWAIN stamped on the
ailng wax and written on the label COVERING the
eork and splendid engraving on the side Of the
bottle, by Draper & Co., bank note enrrsvcrs ;n
the centre of which is portrait of the late VIM
SWAIN (copyrigntsecured.)
II persons purchasing the Panecea will be care
iul to observe the above caution and tina the nam
SWAIN Is correctly Spelled they will not be impose
Prepared at only Swaim's Laboratory, the OH
stand, South Seventh Street, below Chostnu
Phi Phia, and sold by all druggists in the On
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE US.
SCHIECFELIN BROTHERS &. co
ITO WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK
April "a, lS5S,-lv
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EVER =. fzE.Af.4LE IN TIE
nm rsyIzl. j, cTt6YiEc

MRs. no TA6UEs FEMALE CORDIAL s
1HoR THECURF Or ALL THOSE PAIN fU
II DISFACE PECULIAR TO F0AIANssts q 4 Il
Mrs. Montague, for many years afflicted with
most diseases that common to females, spending
a large fortune in ten yea trYing the different
means of treatment for her relief, to no vail, was
prevailed upon by her friends to visit Cuba, De-
cember '4S, Tor the purpose oregaining her former
health. While there, she obtained prescription
from Spanish Physician - tFs3 ~
no 80 Whose silver locks ssEiif5li5i Il 4
: Were tending to the grave!' y 6 Z -
With which. through the mercy of God she was
stored to her youthful health -. y {. .i.
After her,return she made known to hundreds o
her female sufferers the effects of the remedy with
equally as great success. y $500 q ii1's
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the pub
lie for the relief and cure of all the painful and dan
gerous diseases peculiar to woans and that the fe
male constitution is subject to-
To those suffering from Prolapsus Utcri, IIu-
corrhoea, Amniorrhoea MenorrhagIa, Dysmehof-
To those suffering from Ealing of the Womb, or
Uterine Weakness Ofany kind, the Female Cordial
this painful disease If persevared in.
In all spinal affections pain in the region of The
and ali tSoss sPlis o a
NATION of WOMEN, the Cor lal Will be found Of
immense value. s--s..es- 49, ,.4,-rf5-s :. ;
This medicine tnoderates all excess, and removes
all it invigorates the dehilitatcd con-
stitution for the duties Of life, and when taken in
middle age proves blessing.
Modesty forbids u.s. in public advertisement To
make full the details; but the wrapper around each
letter will fully explain every tase. -.
Merchants females, or others, Dy sending a three
cent stamp, can have any. Information respecting
the operations of the medicine. 81. +
States; Put up in half pint bottles; 50 90 per bot
tics; on per cent off to tbs trade ALI orders must
DR.. j. d, sToNERoAD.
Sole Proprictor,J
80 Lewlstown, Pa, Box Ill
o. GREAT D1sCov cry OF THE AGE. -.
! IMPORTANT TO = 81.
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nasIgg
PAppLE YoUR owN. oANon.
pr MRs. SARAH :. BoIroS.

ny MRS. SARAH :. BOLTON.
yoyacer upon lIfe,s sea-
TO yourself be true.
And where'er your lot may be,
Paddle your own canoe.
Never, though the winds may rave
Falter or look back
Fut upon tho darkest wave
Leave shining TRACK.
NObly dare the widest storm,
Stem the hardest gale,
Brave of heart and strong of arm
You will never fail.
When the world is cold and dark.
Keep your aim in view;
And toward the beacon-work,
Paddle your own canoe.
Every wave flat bears you on
To the silent shore,
From its sunny source il gone
To return no moro.
Then let not an h ours delay
Cheat you of your due.
But, while il is called to-day.
Paddle your own canoe.
Ifyour birth denied you wealth.
Lofty state and power,
Honest fame and hardy health
Are better dover.
But if these will not suffice,
Golden gain pursue
And to gain the glitteriug prize,
Paddle your own canoe.
Would you wrest the wreath OF fsns
From the hand of fate
Would you write a deathless namS
With the good and great?
Would you bless your fellow mon p
Heart and soul Undue
With the holy task, and then
Paddlesyour own canoe.
Would you crush the giant wrenE.
10 the worlds free fight,
With y spirit brave and strong,
Battle for the right.
And to break the chains that bind
The many to the few
To enfranchise slAVi0h mind
Paddle your own CANOE.
Nothing great is lightly won,
Nothing won Is lost;
Every good deed, nobly dono.
Will repay the cost.
Leave to Heaven, in humble trust.
All you will to do;
But II you succeed, you must
Paddle your own canoe.
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GRoCMHIEB
FOR CASH,

TFNHE undersigned are now opcpin6 at the STORE
4 Room, formerly occupied by BRoW,N 4 WAsE
,SeToS, in the .JsfTerson Rulsines large and
of which were purchased for Cash. and which vi
be offered at the very lowest rates for the ready
money. Their stock embraces
Sugars, Hardware
Cotfees, Qurensvare .'..s
e:ls' .' Glassware, ....r...
Spices, Stnrpwere
SAT- Woodward,
rlSh, Tinwarc,
brushes, DoIncstics,
Br"omsj hosiery,
- S"Cars. Notions,
1TaVely MOL, Tobacco, Plaid Cottons,
SHOES AND HATS
Together with every other article usually found
IN the Grocery line. By unwcarind attic ntiop TO
business and desire to please they hope to merit
share OF the public patronage. They believe
mutual advantage to the buyer and seller
call ia particularly requested 49,. ..
March 3, 1858. HEDGES & TRUaSELL
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The Selection Of a VIE.

Sam Slick, in his late sayings gives some adj
vice about the selection of wife. He says the
following
Don't marry too poor gal, for they are apt to
mink there IS no eend to their husbands puss nor
too rich gal, for they apt to remind you of
1t unpleasant sometimes nor too demure one for
they are most apt to give you the dodge, race off,
and leave you; 2or too weak. minded one for
children take all their talents from their mothers
and with all due Difference TO the ladies, we
would ask Mr.. Slick if he means to insinuate that
the population of the world is already large enough
How TO PRosPsa IN BUsINsss-Tn the f rst place
mako up your mindto Whatever you undertake
upon some particular employment, and persevere
In it. All difficulties overcome by diligence
and assiduity Be not afraid to work with your
own hands and diligently, too: Atterld to your
own business and trust it two another. Treat
every one with respect and civili,y. Everything
is gained, and nothing lost by clvility.
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man named Charles Longley went to Wood
stock few days ago to sell load of -four for a
Mr.: John Dinkel. When he received the money be
pocketed it. and then made tracks for parts un>
known.
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-. Some mschieTous wags one night pulled
down turner's sign and put it over LAWYERS
door: In the morning it read, "Au sorts of turn
ing and twisting done here.
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SBPERIoR TOOTH sOAp-RicLi-T--..
~ GENEROUSLY Perfumed-eombined with SON., and nc
so oe in9o! articles used In DentTiees
renders It still more eff6ctual in iWn1isit
tee'n' Price only Seventy five cents. For me
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90 Kentuckian being asked how much corn
he raised, answered {: "About ten barrels of whis-
key, besides what we waste for bread
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aches in the morning. 'A''N -e"u
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BRAGG & RURROwEs.
Sole Proprictors, St. LOUIS, Missouri

We, the undersigned, masters and owner. =,
steamboats, running to and from the port of ST.
Louis, impressed with the Importance of having IN
used in cases of sudden disasters have Obtained n
supply of DR.. Bragg Arctic Linment, which we
boats, believing it be the most speedy
ing remedy for the cure OF burns, scalds, wounds,
contusions, &C., ever offered to the public
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HEEMBoLD,s
GENUINE PREPARATIt

HIGHLY CONGO "a YE CO 81 sgal5e
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHII -
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IF you HAVE Any PAIM.

NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS,
PARALYSIS, OLD SORES, SCALD HEAD, =
BURNS AND lSCALDS; STIFF JOINTS,
SORE THR0ATs STRAINSlAND BRU-
leSES SORE BREASTS ,sSW0I LEN
GLANDS. PILES, OR CUTA-
NEoUS DISEASES,
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mo SUCH WoRDAs FAIL.
49, 4 RFSTSf,T Ee;ts q tsNJEsTSv ssEae6
CIRcuLl TO THE SICK.

These are among themostterribIe and agonisins
diseases of the muscles, the fieshy the skins
yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly in
durable, they invariably, disappear under perse-
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Arctic We IATJz@Ha7a@

BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINInEENT.
And get the UNITED STATES JOURNAL Free.
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X, s ls CENT due at the DEPOT must be raid
promptly during the month of January ).
January l., 49, z. Il. KBQTiFHs
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49, E - - 49,
EDGFFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD,
FOR BUENA VISTA sPRINGs.

A -Four Horse Coach viii leave Springfield daily
for Rsselivilie ard Bufna Vista Springs, KY, imme-
at6ly on the arrival Of the Cars.
Z. : HoCKERsNITH, Proprietor.
unel0-2md.