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, 1859-04-30
w A1.E[IOISE SALE E-[To fi

~ l"w rty wi,! l.. rta l., tla, Charm 1t tl.
Wac'"nA'f H.. Wc..ctn Tsa.,t4rt.4lsl. to,uanv 1sH
o' S.;+ st',' "n A".tav Nay yt, ut "ucinrk 4. H.:
j. ~ sHits. t.lse r;in: II. L, Newen & l'u cssk
hntd~ :'F. 1.nnnA AhM: o.. tar7r.- I..n,>; Iuu
phsey 'c~rt: !" ea"k. ar l.. >tacrs. b. eeAt coui
e!0Tr; :. ~ H:m{rry t'nx+. r'.ls te; e. HxrIlsrr
q aofr. ""er's lrrr! trrk ta pieces h. ware ard l.
!o@ g!"dlr> s"t:!r' Plhl TO-. t,xs~ steve lE1t l.
Meet Iron 'l"ve<: j. Murphy u'1 glassware ~ /:
1ht.e" g. 'H-ss tt:': :. i;e.s ,'n wa,ua 81 -
! ~ f''E.; E; !ai" '"aI', III # rra}rss
ly "r-T II. te lEc...et VI tia Nesaea Tr.aspr,.,is
CutItxry - " - ~ 80, X
, 1859-04-30

~ ny l:r-S Uilie. tn.G1sn. April -. 1S.1
Ilt N.:ct ], ht:. ~ s:vea ILL Ill q :li.ua Iuu,.H
a;s e. r:,:ritla VT" 4k I" i; .1',':'.t,! t.os:
i-1's'n >iEtvt. in tic Mee Ivi>l"s. 1t.1 .l. ef
2'h ;"s. ~: o l4t'5-, u l. t.a ,.al Ly4 ic .sIs
ts'sL'. t ::n tx rar. c r.y.il tlsu Il! kytwcru
tst IL. t. IL ft:!1 tr:t.!r.
N"* 'ss.' e sttc s.tt sr .Sstll Ted II tle ua,Esr
f!.fe = IL! u !1e" rt&::t IL -:. wl.hs ur ircec
" '4 ~ uf II H. l:5. wi.! te h.:: ~ ,, >tnrt
tR;t-":t An! t!' t''f H>,v>! Oh tie rsrai.S charge.
al,r l!.u ,.1- I'm ~
, 1859-04-30
SrlDing Macbl1lrs.
G)(l SEWING MACHINE
Quaker City Double Lock Tight, Fast Stitch

Sc NJ I N1T NJ ES
IT, F''a: Improvements l,iy lie r1'c than d,.i-
ts t"'r FHr M! 'rIs-- IL" ,,v 9,-, t;t. etrt rx,e
a.'A';': "a 'He. Its wo-k Wiz i ii: :!nu:, yy.f
tLr st'f >" rat. lh-+ variety u wtrs tr,c ts
tHnH"'' si"""=. Ih"s viii sr! It,. ftrk r-,:tr 4,
40 ei-: sa' Jfrv '>i, -7l.,! finu 1;,ttrt ,rt
t;"n. sai! >'r e,t':'as ~r :rcr:t # >t.n,; n
eI1hFtfI,.v "'ra'"'!. Tr .lc in; .nyrl .a1u'stu-f
fna'L:' = fr -. r.. ta:lE- u:lsr!. ,,. &. u: l:-
- - t'' 1... s;a lrsr spa fr vuiI.
ku;E- ~: 1t-:'- ~. ce,i ir:- Iis Usi:,r.4 Hmm
nr'' ~ . u ex1ra Litr1a disc, ,unt c!crr, H. =
NOD aks.ts. " - '' =
tsHa W.r.'rs .hoe stnrr. TT Lake strut rs ta-
Aa:r', l.. 'o1:SElL1 "a, G.1 ~:s7 ti.-,: H.
, 1859-04-30

IsfnIate 10 E1pi;e o.: the alst tlF IT Jlia.:. ls.
AIp1e:'~ urFItz. STATE IL,,S.ls..
~ sFEtS;Y!ELl. M.sct. -. i-'y.
NhtEya=. Tin Commonwealth F.tr l:~:lr.tA o.. Ira
ses ut New a"rk. il. tle >tts n New ir3 > LIS! '!iA
.Ie st .i II tItt rus::;l uf ii. ;..!r. 7c..:1r
~ An Att IL rctn.e tie .i-=,~es # r.@I,e .t,;a-
liz nut lHe4'rL :: til: st4t. of Eii":s." =; !ts!
February H. @ stl Act :trr.t :. Es
JainA'J y. l> aud. t"1,ls said t";; ;Asy !&. !.:,fs!
AHsf1st y 't',..ya TIT i IL tts-'! II ti t.,;il.
llp1t Il? c-plt n1s',i IN s> .a:r, ,t h.I
E1 III t.:s oiec "si'i. instrument l,e, ~ F..i-
st and - leias! htref. a;;n:ts. sIc>.,,. Hal 4
NnHEds i s::a:' IL tl1;. t"E liz ,'a".ac':' f =
lcs:!ess u A1'i 't I1Ls:. si tIy t. u:f>v..rr
t'rix!;lK t!!t' !" tsla hi - t }> All!
t.Lalf Vi NJ! t1 ny tt>s:ins tEat -erri> y ife.,
urhE the sal Axt!- -. b., he'd ~ y =, r.;I
asii served VI ~ lily 'ois a:I w..:.!Hg Ill Il
r'f f'y Ert*os! IT asglI srry;sc.
Sw. tGes.fs y ar>,:4;c" Il the rrrv;,ir:s Il Tie At
Aforesaid. |. Jc:ss X: DH"' si;"E "f Fuic Account. u
u" stc "t lsi:.S IL hereby ccs1!fy tia. tie sA.t
ltal 4 Kuil!s :IEr a'l,tite,i Agents FIR ..;I
sai hI 10 tEl-1>t :r l:.~ # ll,,lr IL ;I4
STATE. nit! tue tlr ,ay of 111uay. in ,ta-
exL.een h1utsd ;t' sixty - fir rs 1hry may be e a
e24l' aWctt u Sd to tn W .!s! t'ntAIG.Nv.
1u trs:''"1l: w!f'."t, have he7cuatn s.sser;e,.
Ely ,a,!t ;.:d at:.1v. tie ec:. If 1.s otsve 1t
spr;nE:e'A. tLA i~e:sya::e; .4y u M4E-!.,
4. l.. le.tJ.
JESSE X, III EOIS Au..,Lt +, A.
, 1859-04-30
General Notices.


NA-A31A 01 1k&4A111kO11D 44s0A*s
~ Notice hereby eavea thss the undersigned Eiu odtr
a public k! and sell At the decks uf the Galcaa Chicago
Catsa K.i!!aa eonpsny Neaa Hde> IN n & ey q 81,
lsas four hundred and eighty t4e) ions Of
Aaiso.a inn. xeshnf aoeut fotyays ~ Poanas tEs
IN u,nv!le, PcnusylTa1 aud lying II the doet9 of
the Galrna and Chicago C1loa Railroad company. IN Chi
cAEu.
Terms of Sale-six rn11.hs credit foF undoubted New
:YtLe1.
a2lHA e93 NsKELyEY NEAL.
CTEWART'S COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHrAD.-The. acknowledged supsiorty c
The Stewart so,e haA kyse r:ee sc--1s aAtiona To
genuine article far sse only METZ Agent Il o stAs
street heUren Acnrcs and AGarox Al1e coed aADe1t
nsEt of Housekeeping, Aardwars and TIa1srs,
~ MI II
, 1859-04-30

FI1oAx EIkxNG, April sc, 1850.
The receipts md shipments of Produce dur
ing the past twenty -four hours will be found in
the following table:
11sE1r1B PR1pCcG-APn1L g.
, 1859-04-30

AF1 nus, ''fsIE TouHts. S.@77r.:t t'nvrt Z. tt.:
GruLty-1n t's,H,:: fal,s, Mr.-J rs. rA.re. E...,l
Hall Sasal F. haze. te!u A"a ilrtt - Ne:-rs.
tulc nc1tc arsr3y .iTtn 1.-t IN pu:s1i.h,. I;
Z? e7tt: en'e- n the a..e v!t ~! l. L. e. Pnpr
Efsr: Na,ssr ~ hnce!v II t"A tnrnfs li,rtt
thf tstnoa - III 'tE. Il t@r "''4 tir r..s
hru,e y slt e'ts ot thcac" toun,Y VI sex nE-~.,.
st ~ FasS:. 81 ~ :,d IA =, ''.:a'y u tn. 4ai stats
tt:;, H.: tnu~n au1 !::-4,,, "a ..it M a.fe
ea E"':S huins-, twenty ~. :ss4:snG otty +o r,.
49, L. eattre ft~G uuE4,.vr tHcHty.tse - c,il,tn.v
:F'y ~ lot. 49, the !.sI 1t i,ocI nuu,t e. ,weu:y
tour ~ so a. las sul.ai @tnT loiA te;nk tie
tSe;:: ~ n's liza: the a5use Le.1.ibed st
u.1S..:: in IL Gee luaLzcl .,a4. 49,
, 1859-04-30

MASTERS S.iLE.-State o
s1 Illinois, took Cuu.:y. sS.-''tok County coa:t ..
tr2:on Pea>ln tEaEc:ry- Th.,;:: fthe4.o fi.r us-,
Ac7 -. Rcns1ain +. Fo.4un1 All. Michael JEFFREY
o.heeft, Ce'A L., Loosey. :4:.a ;:-::H Ut N:4h44
okre1e. Lawrence LOBBY ard te.:a Lru.1r.
eseal 9r!es entered tn r aeve ss!tlei l. l. e.
The tt tsy Of My, A. =. le53 IL oeuci ID ls fornon
ot tald day ss Hutue ausson - the highest etr f,r
ia Woe4tss addition to Ch:c7ku, n the County Of tsk
And State Of Illinois, kd SIC 10 II ae II thv rot door
of the Court Housc. In ts city Of Ck.o in Ito touniy
Ind Stzte Aforesaid. 1. PAINE FKkEK
splltd-cs33 Master IN Cbaocery CVo4 County
, 1859-04-30

The Republic Mutual Ins. Co.,,
OF :. i. UITY,
- cash Capital aud Surplus, s266. .0o0.-E
Marine and Fire.
NE past i've yea.s thls Company have sstu.us
ysar Of the premiums ps!d - - A-'@ ~-'A esH
sc. HTGGINSON, Agent,
W. Ger. Clark aud So. Tutes-sts

apo e3.1 S:n
pEORIA MARINE AND FIRE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY,
or Peoria.
psII m IN 1,,.I ''''''''.,''-.....-. '-.-... &oQD
sH0rt"s and Err R[sks E.nd<rsrrffksn
On MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Losscs Promptly Adj ust ed and Paid at
this Agency.
j. Atti. WRIGHT Acect
1atsSl5lT No. us :;:"t!l Water street. Chsaco
TllE PHOENIX INSURANCE
soaic Tempe. awe 49,
Authorized capalano 90 Paid in and secured, t,:5,o
StGtSi Sf l''Ekr!oE*J. +. Adsich, John 4. Nichols.
- Anv's'Er lHcrc1on-.-W.,scn Car G. II. Hx1eton, G.
4. EpxArD- Fre..dcut.. E. c. WILDER, Secretary.
City Surveyor.
Fre. Marine .nd Inland Navigation Insurance,
, 1859-04-30

tIty ttetss utn =. tl.:,..s., April =. 15s3.
TIA. es I ;ss y u tSus hy5ye xs 10 Al iIelrss
aprnrl:- anl take the la,: uvv.,,r,. tn ~, III
ths lstt;''1 Tat, IN tic Ea'th xvst
Fae'eFa3 sectla ~ a. H. in acearttsnce with nlat
CIT sur:t* Thereof npw IN die IL ny utatr. f'"'
a!>lH1.lA II. kKE1,MANS Ctv f1,~k
, 1859-04-30

MASTERS S-\LE.-Statc Of ILL.,
49, Eils- Ln'k County. >.e,-'isr It ''Ert ot C,- L
toi'tS-ln tAasicr5S Nii..E ur., a.,,:sra;
s.'aed ~ eHati1u,tt III ;.ev A4:4sri Peat. .l1nIs-
t-l:7x. ". Robert N1.c.:l Il al.
~ II Hot.te Is Ee:rty given ihai Z, rr:S'.A:ce of L.
c:et1 ortr entered in tc a1se rt..-,! cH,t, !, L.
Iai:c ier:. Mister in t...t.:y It = ID tuL.v, vii!
"a t. a;h ,:4y II N.y !. u. -. It ,.e,ck in s
.s '~, of sid da:. i t.e sr Of the ,:. N,ls.
In TIT city u Ch:rk,' rel u, IT. tie A:xLrx
hi.sr .a4s }sr1 IT l~t+,.. tsv & ani esht t.i >,
u st*cnts sl1 l36I. in Nntct> 4, il i'm thea. o.
e.: = txtlyrlc IL: +-i'pa a.: ,.". it,'n Tie t",.h
~! ':eF tv7u:. All r';'h'tx thence u re
- .ii1iu f. tGs:le L. Eth twecfyi.t {.J :eet t5eyr.
u $: e haa:r.I A tti ti1n' feet tn ta.k nree ant
t.4ra, 4f txtt.tY ~, tie p,sre n
Mn: With ..y I'm fee: IL With III t!e rea. Il MI ~
nAes zlu stltz a lie County " C,z anil state Of Iii
11i2. L. L. PAINE EKEEE
- 5td-s.s4 M9E+-- II Hbanttry sf 1s&s Cauhtv
, 1859-04-30

NOTlCE-Chicago Water Works.
~ An owne-s ssen7::.s of tu.Ile:. srp..sd viii,
Sats: Y tat Gh:s7W W's Wo;k<, AZ hereby tiar ssat
tEr rss: irE.a Payment NJ thu ys c,Hrt,c:nc MAv
Is: ia a:t s:i,: My i,4' viii be due anl para.,e
TT IT,. II :: Mag .. n the Water toa;.s>cncfs tI1ce.
rt''r ~ l.1sr a:t L1a >tEre+. koum M. l.
!aak. The zeEt trrin +lr1rrd TO ie due the lst II
NY n":: for.asq II Wa:.' d:Enxthe lslf y.ar
Iwir7-"E cG1:~ II b'.; .:;.:, eh.cl ae Situated ru
IT. '!n: an sttces. ayr&a. a.sy t:'tEh Will! The
t:rtatn NlteI ne l.; hit which .up.le.
With ~at:. a:e a?s nrta Tat Tx arst .e:;-all
Ien' for s f.: tie commencing ls
l>'y. and t". May III lesl will ~ DIS Aut Ias45s
t4s Al:.:c ! I,c :.'l place
i. Vt4tr VI It's Ev4rd.
\, n. fISkEAM. Se-,v.
Asat Ca!n - o.Its. Pill u. 1$o1. apsu w c+e;.
, 1859-04-30

j. ACE. WRIGHT, Agent,
49,. South W.te7 Street ,la8
[ap9 r.3l 1m}
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE, IN.
~ STRANGE COMPANY,
Or HAET!oE2. l'usSEcg,rtr.
PAID Up CAPITAL, 100000.
Insurance Against LOSS BY Fire culv,
uCBEAED & HINT. A:..t. tt:r,.,
Cvr. ..Ss A.G S,utL " W4.y:::,
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE TO-.
Or NuEalsn, t.5S.
Paid up Capital, $4,000.
IN: 0RANCE AGAINST LOSS By FIRE.
HUBBARD & Hunt. A.e.sa e.. e. South N,,+- a,!
>IAA IT.. Lssl Et"r- Ltof.s t''tk. t:U.
, 1859-04-30
Corporation, Aotttes.
FORPORATON IOTIrE

TE.,r. .lsy flerk,s 0eice Chicago, April IT. 1s;5.
th he cea tes s 4srSsy g,so to a Ps5son. i9:tec
aFp1sse md ,.kr nd ncsr. q. to ~ = mn t
:rcs +, s,'Ja ~ 5 ~ I'm i. prsn, unus a wocs
osthe . snr:ty n, ~ the:esf Eow On fr In ~ rs:e
lpA'ElQt H. kEfT>NA<N r;.r
, 1859-04-30
The following table shows the receipts
shipments by Lake and Canal today:
AEcElr1s AND s11rAKn1s RY LAEK 1opAr,
kECFITrE sutrur%-u

KEEK1F1s ASp SHIPMENTS CANAL TO-DAY.
EEoEF1u. sHfrxES1s.
r"'n. hu ......- go Lumber, H. 1.3.77:s
etous, cubic yds ...... 30 Shingles No $40 q
Latll, M .,,.,.,..... tiAhl
, 1859-04-30

N1TI OF CIIICAiO-Collcctor'>
~ tr. Ami. ST. ,:1-Nr';e, + tt1c.,y E:.en thu,
te u! wsIra:t /. i: k'a---.isu :,r eset1irn
N:sf:4i ~ lit. sis .r ,;4- Asys III h,,cx u l..
;.sat.. Irf-r!a.. ~! l<,.
Al -:~E.s reeaetsl E,:;hw;:! make rlv-1crt
thereof !: Il, liz i. .I.r. er ii tie Gus:
ant -1eeuf E.s Ierso:a ao!e e !:s s.se:, # liz L.
xe-s-Ie.r.-. 4. F,E.Mf ElLEts
ar3e.s:; 1t CIty Co,srtyr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29

rhe nIessnnn % washInaton.

despatch states that the Presidents Nee
sSgo is regarded by all as evidently bid for
the Charleston nomination, and the friends Of
Secretary Cobb, who is an aspirsnt for tho
Presidential nomination, express surprise and
Indignation at the course the President has
pursued.
On the Territorial question the message goes
the whole figure with the fre-eaters. The
uoiyersal interpretation of Buehsnan's lpn-
guage is that he goes for Congressional Slave
Code for the protection of Slavery in the Ter
rtories, il the extreme South should claim that
itVas necessary and demand it. lie afiirms
that no human power can ever impair the
tenure of Slave property in the Territories,
and mercilessly knifes the popular sovereignty
dodge Of Douglas to the hilt. The anti lie.
compton and other Northern Democrats de
nOuncs the message in conversation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29
GOV. Wise on L.ondon Puneh

Virginia's redoubtable Qlattebum must
have been tipsy or crazy when he became
Mortified over the pictures of Punch in Virgin.
las Cipitol. The whito and black eagles the
British lion was represented as wftching were
thole of France aud Austria, instead of the
North aud South in the American Republic
Any sober man, not Of distorted vision, wouli
have caught the meaning of Punch at glance
Gov. Wise will be "of watch on the Isl
prox., officially at all events. 1t is to be hopet
that common ssgacity and good sense vii
then resume sway in the Old Dominion. Sh'
has had enough in all conscience of d" What a,
ass Lam Wig.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29
now .hp ponehraces nre srubbca

There are twenty-six Nortbern Democrats in
the House, who represent at least two. thirds
Of ell the Democratic voters in che Union. Do
Southern Democrats vote for any one OF them
for Speaker Not bit Of it, They pass by
one and all with contempt, and vote for no man
who does NOT own and drive human chattels.
Even when the party broke to fragments on
Boc0ck, and hcClernand, of Illinois, got few
votes, they were all thfown by Northern Dem.
ocrsts So when a movement was made in
favor Of John G. Davis, of Indiana, not a
Southern Democrat could be brought to his
support. They will trust no man, even the de-
based Logan, of Illinois, or Vallandigham, Of
OHIO, who crawled deeper in the dust than any
Northern member ever before humiliated him
self The fact has been demonstrated that
Southern Democracy is too intensely sectional
10 vote for any man for SPeakes who does not
breathe the disuniou atmosphere, and who is
not hostile to northern and Western interests,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29
Tie nInrket NIntter Amin.

We would say in regard to Marshal Craw
and the Police, that they have enforced the pro
visions of this city market ordinance with great
reluctance, but the choice rested not with them
They were compelled to implicitly obey the or
ders Of the Market Superintendent, and he
merely carried out the instructions OF the Coun-
ell.
The attempt on the part Of the Leader to FIX
on Marshal Craw the responsibility Of the move
ments against the market men, is wholly unS
justifabIe and proceeds from malice towards
that ofiicer.-Heraid.
If the HeraId's statement be correct touch-
ing the driving of the market men from onta-
rio street, the more shame to the majority .
the Council 1t is little singular, however :
that the ''masterly inactivity" displayed by the
police under Mayor STARKwEATnER when a
similar outrage by ordinance was attempted,
should have been changed to "masterly activ-
ity" Just at this juncture. Then an arrest
or two was made to test the legality
Of the unwise ordinance, and the market
men and women generally, were left TO oc-
cupy their stands until the test cases were de-
cidsd They were decided adversely TO the
city and no further trouble occurred until the
preseat ordinance was rushed through
the Council by interested members. Wher
market day came round again arrests we've
not only made under it, but we are informed
City police officers took possession of the old
market place at an early hour, and ordered of
every marKet man aud woman as they arrived
under penalty Of arrests and Police Court fare
ia case Of refusal. A forcible dispersion from
Ontario street was thus summarily brough
about. The ''reluetanee" the Herald claim
on the part Of the police, certainly had an ode
way Of showing itself
The Leader has made no attempt to FIX on
Marshal CRAw the responsibility Of the move
Inents against the market men" Nor have We
particle of personal malice against that officer.
These charges are simply Herald lies. VI
haze been the warm personal and pOlitiea
friend Of Mr.. CEAw for nearly quarter Of
century, and have said more good words to thr
public of him than of any City officer living
Nor have we word to retract. II he ha
been over hasty in enforcing an o5noxiou
market ordinance, it is mistake of the hes,
and not Of ths heart Of an old, faithful, and pop
ular public servant and the Herald's attemF
% diston the stIietnreS Of the Lender upon tn
wsnton and lagrant outrage Of majority {
the Council OrAthe people Of the city aud cour
Try into personal malice towards Marshal Crav
i not only ridiculous but contemplate.
~ We are indebted TO the courtesy Of ii
publishers Of the Pittsburgh Post for early col
les Of the Message, Also, TO the u. S. e.
Press Company
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29

1t will be recollccted that bill 20 prohibit
slavery in the Territory Of Nebraska passed the
Horss of the Territorial Legislature by vote
of 81 to l7--eight Democrats voting with the
Republicans in favor of the bill. On the Sec
Ond reading of the bill in the Council, Demo.
crat moved that it be indefinitely postponed -
The motion prevailed, yeas 7, nays G; the yeas
all Democrats.
The Nebraslian, the organ Of the Democrats
in Nebraska, exults over the defeat of the bill
as great Democratic triumph. May it prove
the grave Of the Tro-slayery party In that Ter
ritory
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29

President Buchanan has refused to send the
Kansas Constitution to Congress. His excuse
is that copies of it have already been present
ed to the President of the Senate, and are
awaiting the Speaker upon the organization Of
the House Old Bucks shins are still very
Kansas tender, and he has no notion of bark
ing them afresh by stumbling over another
Constitution, and Free State one at that
His Lecompton fall weakened his spine too
amazingly, and the let alone policy best com
ports with the Presidents amiability after SO
many Kansas reblfis in and out of Congress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-29

~ We are indebted to the courtesy Of III
publishers Of the Pittsburgh Post fOrearly cop
les Of the Message, Also, TO the u. S. Ex
press Company
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
Howard Association, PhiIsdelpb,o.

HBtAecsisHt tIHsiitntion ssta5Ifsh,5 bv
he -sltO Of tie siek and distrsssed aMiet.R
Th T,,n Htrntest and Epidemic dissdsss.
ne howard Association, In view of the NJ ful dea.
tucson human life, causedby Sexual diseases.nnd
tne receptions prnctic6d upon the uff6rtni M.
ns OF such diseases by Qnaeks; several years nro
ifec.ed their Consulting Surgeon, as Gbari,aiis
AAtworthy OF their name, to open DiNpeisafy foI
Meatment Of this class of diseases fn ali fbei1
IoIms, ana TO give Medical Advice ratis "a All = IA
Apply oy letter, with description or their co
habits oiiife, &c and In casos Of
eMeme poverty, to furnish Medicines free Of chnTge
~ needless to add that the Association tommands
@ nIgnest Medical ski of the age, ana will furnish
'nI most ~ approved modern trentfneht. If7-
.9 DirestoTs ofthe Association ih their Annual Re
PGrt upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for tho
ndng January Ist, 1853, express the highest ga
shction with the success whch hns attended he las
poIs the Consulting Surgeon IN the cure of spcTma
Gien, seminal weakness, Impotence, Gonorrb@s,
uleet syphilis the vice OF onanism or
ana OrdeTa continuance ofthc same plan for tho
Ing year. 80 '' ~ ~n''0.isu ~ su
me directors, on areview Ofthe past fe ol nssure
tnoIr laoorsiD this sphere of benevolent effort
nave oeen ofgreat bene6t to The afcted especially
10 tho young aud they have reHolv ed to de
with renewed Zeal, to this very bus
much dispised cause. - y = -,
al weakness, the vice OF 0nanlsm, MasturbatioD al
liaonse, and other diseases OF the sexual orRa
Oy tne Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin n
sealed envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
~ H. for postage Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment of seVuaf Diseases diet,
&ea arc constantly being published for gratuiious dis
ulOutlon, and will be sent to the Afflicted Some Of
he new refedies and method OF treaim mt
gu ,dp5lng ne last year, are ofgreat <alue. .,+,
4, Addross, for Report or treatment, Dir. GEORGE X.
CALhoUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assoeia4
hon No South Nine Street, Philadelphia Pennsyi-
vania. BY order ofthe Directors.
nto,,s, EZRA d. HEARTWELL.Pfe President.
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
April %, l656-Iy5I -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.

HAVING from disability been compe He'd TO rctre
from the actiVc duties OF MY profession, havt
established ut my residence, on Main street, REAL
ESTATE OFFICE, where will buy aud sell Real Es
tate on comffSsidtf Ind ON ptifate account:
will act as Agent for the purchase, sale or ex
change Of FARMS, T0wh Lots, Town and City Proper
ty, charging commission only when s,les efecied
Persons wishing TO exchange Or sell their property
BY furnishing description Of the saine with state
meIt Of terms will have properly attended W.
All properly intrusted 10 ME for sale dt tfide viii
be llberay advertizod and brought into MARX Ct
Reference given TO property In all cases.
have already a number Of farms-one within Three
miles OF Lancaster--one In Hancock, and one In Put
nam counties Of this State, together with town o
and residences for sale or trade good terms. Wos
tern lands located in Illinois, Indiana Iowa. Missouri
Michigan, and Wisconsin, improved and uninproved
for sale for cash. or on time, or exchanged for othe
property on good terms.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
Buyers and sellers will readily see and appreciate
the advantages Of such an agency--and hope, By
strict attention TO business to meet the Appreciation
Of the public. q. K. DAVIS.
Lancaster, Dec. 90, Isss-4w3l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

REAIier speaking Of the utter impras'
Iicability Of the proposition recently thade
by the New York Tribune for the atranRSi
ment Ofths opposition forces for 1860. Tho
Louisville Journal says:
In consideration Of these facts. wbieh
we conceive TO be iDoontrOvertible, and in
view Of the rising cry for the rout Of the
Black Democracy. which we believe 10 be
sincere, We propose that the entire Oppo<
sition shall assemble BY Representatives ID
q Union Convention at Washington in the
SummefAol 1860; when We OF the non-Re-
publican Wing will engage to pr sent q can
didats for the Presid, ncy whom the whole
Opposition can consistently and heartily
sdpportwithout the condition in question,
II the Republican wing will engage to name
a candidate for Vice Presidehoy whom the
whole Opposition c'n support with equal
propriety.
OF course It is impossible TO foresee ex-
actly what disturbing political elements che.
the next eighteen months tiiay bring Il r.h,
but, il we are 10 dlscHss tie future at ali:
we see no particular good TO come from
beating around the bush. We, therefore,
deliberately throw out this Suggestion IS /
point which may at least facilitate The crys-
Utilization Of opinion. .'t-s,.a-,.s -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
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