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ByA GREEN. Auctionesr


NoTICE.-NONSUCH AT AUCTION
s9lnSScriber would respectfully invite the atten
ton OF the public. and especially those u-isbinr 70
purchase handsome and healthy sites for conhtrS
s,atS, 10 the extensive sale advertised by Georks
Nv; 0nng, Esq. to take place the premises On
IoESDAG, the cath instant. at u O'clock NJ OF
that Oeautiiuf Farm Nonsuch, which is diyiJ.
ing an onilet e public road; also. AT the same
time, VIII be sold the Hons hold and Kitchen Fnr.
i e. ain every variety Of Farming Utensils usu-
ally iound on so large place; together with snpe-
IIot work Horses and MULE; MORGAN Colts: a
pair OF suF elor Mares equally adapted Ia saddleoT
harness; h9e saddle Horse; ! woke Of oxen with
aost - hea1 oi other Cattle; 81 head of hogs: OK
carts: Horse Cart; four horse Wagon: I iight
MaSrgtt Wcgon; light Carnage. nearly new.
crins OF me personal property: Under S2d cash /:
over ,5h a credit of 2, I, and months for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
on day of sale. ~ "
The above mentioned property lies on the road
adlng from Washington tn MaTlsborouyb and rs
dIstSnt about mi les from the Eastern Branch
- Idge A plat OF the land divided can be seen Al
the once M of. C. Brent, Esq, City Hall.
ma <I-O A GREEN
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New York 1IapL<fs

EwfoRE. May23 Flour has advanced l5s2sr:
81 75aSS
Wheat has advanced Base southern white at
81 10; western red 81 IS
Corn closed higher; mixed at s2asIc; yellow
PORK closed buoyant; mess 81 50; prime SIS p
Lard closed quiet at II saIac.
Whisky closed dull at a9c
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Affair, CnIifor,Ia p,,

IT. LOFTS, May 23.-The overland mail Of the
2sth has arrived. The Democrats OF Oregon have
dominated Lansing Stout for Congress. and the
Republicans David Logon
All the American residents in HermasiIIa. So
nora have been ordered 20 leave the CITY, under
the penalty of death for remaining
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The Santa Fe MaiI-Indian Troub,.,.

lNDEPENDENCE, May 29.-The New MEXICAN
mali 81 the I'd arrived here tO-night The over
land mails from stockton Of February and N,,cl,
arrived At santa Fe on the LIST. They were driven
back at the crossing Of the Colorado by the NJ
nave Indians letter dated Fort Yuma Nav &
informs the st. Louis Republican, that Col Ma,
man had concluded a treaty with the Mobayrx
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ELIAS w. MADDEN.

ELIAS w. MADDEN, ~.
II CARVER IN WOOD, &c.
500 It'll st., bstfceea Pa. ar. aad Canal,
ls prepared to execute ALL. KINDS OF CARy-
ING &e;. at the shortest notice. and upon the most
reasonable terms. Satisfaction guaranteed in ever,
instance. A share Of public patronage is r. spect
| fully solicited ma aO-sts
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GOoDs

oN THE FIRST PAGE Of tO-days' Star will be
found several interesting deferred Local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAroR-Dr Sapf,rd,s
Liver lnvlsorator will cure Liver Complaint Jaun
dice, and General Debility. Many people, personally
kEown To US. whose word cannot he doubted, hay
gwen their certificates Ia prove this and with ,nch
a mass OF evidence who can doubt?
Is truly the Invalds friend, and will give reief
when al other remedies fail, and In some instances
that have come under obser y;.toa II seemed The
means OF snatchlng its victim from the grave We
wish all our readers who need medicine would tTy
one bottle, Tor II will sureis give relief.
Sold by al Druggists. ma g-2wr
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(tODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for June at
SHlLIIN6TON'S BOOKSTORE
Great Republic Monthly for June,
l.eslIe's MAGAZINE of Fashion for Juns
Household Words for June,
Map of the Seat of War in EurOpe
ladies' National Magazine for June
Our Musical Friend, No. Is; all the back numbers
on hand.
All the New Books, and every thing in the Station
For sale at SHlLIINGTON'S bookstore,
ma u u Odeon Building, cor. a.. st and pa av
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ANOTHER GRAND SCHoOL CONCERT At THE
SMITHS"NIAN.-1he pupils Of the d district schools
Of tue city. embracing about two hundred Young
ladies and Gentlemen. under the superintendence
OF ffof b Daniel, will give a grand concert at
The Smithsonian Installations on Tomorrow Tues
dhLl evening This is not a repetition Of tie con-
cert recently given by the pupils Of the yTi,aayU
department. ct the pablic Schools. but a musical
"It"rtilhIl"ht offered by an older aud more adj
N"h'"d class 81 sehclars, many Of whom have
maj" rOl'sidcrahI- proficiency Ina the art Of music
and are capable Of aiIording real pleasure to the
most IlstidiOus audience
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TOR ,sAI.E-A very fine COW, perfectly gentle,
SIS: The calf, weeks old, will be sold 49,
with her, or left with her for q few days, II,
desired. For further information dspy at Room pm
upper story Treasury Building. me aO-5ts
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSUMED
II IN. business of the late hrm of Israel go,
a Buchly, is prepared 20 furnish 10 old -
patrons and new, aay goods IA tho
HOUSE FURNISHING LINE --1S
at as low rat * as they oan be purchased 49,
TRY him that point
REPAIRING, VARNISHING, and UPHOI,-
STERN work done on the shortest notice
Highest cash price paid FOE all kinds OF House-
keeping articles.
maI7-2w RUDOLPH BUCH.Y.
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Alexandria NIarkets

ALExANpRIA, May 23-Flour; no sales
no sales. ' ~
Corn-l,5i7 bushels offered; sales at SIS cents by
Oats and Rye, no sales
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The WORLp'S Own, should be the title of the
indian enedy known as the production of Mali.
meonIteh. afterwards Mrs. VI. N Gardner called
f "a lndlsn Balsap of I-iverwort and HOarhound
Complaints. Ii is sold every where, ma l7-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

PENNIE-;-ThOse in want OF Pennies or small
COIN, Tor change, can a ways Obtain them ON aDp-
cation at the counter Of tho Star Office II
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Ma . 81 Nos

IL Is SELDOM that we notice anything i'm the mod
Zeal line, nor would We now, unless we could "a
convinced that we not dol az Our duty ~ a iHnr
hast IN commenting tn Il EubIr. DR.. '. Hostel
celebrated htters, for the cura of that most
rIbie and fatal OF all dIseases-Fever AND am From
our own experience with this valuable spscifce We
can safely say that for diseases of tie above nat
u stands without rlval. Its timely ASST stance In
iav d many fellow being from premature grave.
Every day We hear of u cOuquering the wOr ca ses
of Fever and Ague. To those who a. @ IN the lea
anieted with any Of the complaints arising from an
rreguiarity OF the digestive organs nothing can he
more beneficial than these Bitters We chesTfuily
recommend them to the thousands in this State who
are snnerlng the most intense pain, certain cure
for their Ills. Try them and be convinced of Their
many excellent qualities - 'i'
eTywheTe. NAV d so6St
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, WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap Ice
Team ana w alter Ices at ; 81 per gallon at the
rhilaieipi IA Confectionery, corner 18th and r sts
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Wet Goods

~, WEI GOoJS
We have just received several cases of Wet GooJs
purchased NJ auction ma Few York. We WOuId re,
questespeeIa attention To this lot of goods AS thu
were h"ught at a great sacIi6ce, and Will be sold
very chedPfsT casa. Many of them are not soiled.
treat bargains may be expected
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
Fire at Culpeper Court Hsu.e, v.
ISn<cI.l Dzx...aaL Il a.

- INf'VeI"I DesFaecu TOT TIC ctar
\, CULPEPEs G. H, May I'D The residence ~
henry ShacklefOrd Esq one of the c.ndid,,..
, n Congress in this district was burned 20 the
siot sa a. about ., day6reak ths morning Even the
~ was the work OF an incendis,~ NJ, sA..I
leiofd's loss is about 81 .OoO WI onsoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

DRUM Il. Town get hHh 'uns die Bite
Sci in unserm Bunde der Dritte.
The final of Schiller's Baerpshaft =
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N + w A X r A N g IN ENTS
AT THE
UNION BOTTIING DEPOT

ID TO CONTRACTORS
signed until the 18th day of June next, to make the
following named Improvement an that part of W ST
street, IN this town, which hes b-tween Montgolne-
street and Mil street-that Is to say, 70 do a the
grade, to place curblng of the best quality, and a
paved gutter on each side thereof, and to furnish
gravel of the best quality to the depth of ten Inches
On the centre OF the street. with gradual slope 10
Ihe depth oil four inches at the CUTTERS The earth
by the undersi gued
Persons disposed to contract for this work are
ahvised 10 apply for more particular information al
the Mayors Office, before presenting their propo-
sals HENRY ADDISON, Mayor,
SAM'L BOOTES. Surveyor,
In-H.
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A the lnsF CT tribe will kill
JUDGE MEisS, Resident Of the American Insti-
tuts, saws; The discovery of this powder, by Prof
Lyon, IL Of National Importance. The Farmers q
Club have tested 1t thoroughly. LOcusts, grass
hoPPers ants, bugs AMI all be DESTROY ed
gardens preserved, and houses made pure. II /,
freq J,s'n posses 10 Dlankisd, az sac Mr.. Lyo1
td' ~ There Is no question to the great etfcary
Of this article. A sw spplicatir ms DESTROYS svrry
thing IKE garden worms. bed-bugs. ,feas, ticks
Mr.. +. Lyon. Many limitations will he offered Be
sure il bears his address. Remember
lis 10y On's Powder kills ali L. sects i'm A. Trica
While Lyons ri Is are mix ed for rats and mice
Sample TASKS Is cts; regular sizes 30 cts and 81,
BARNES < PARK, New York,
Also the Msrieaa MUStaRz Ltaimcnt
ap Is Imeow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

pRIME WHITE MERCER POTATOES
Of prime White Mercer POTATOES, which WIN
De SOD at reduced prices. Apply To Army x
ShiNN, NO. 81 Green street, Georgetown. mar 26
nR.GOGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAISAIT
y h. Barnard CO., and J. w. Sothron. Those az
nlcted with infammatOry diseases should give a a
another column. mar III tr
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THE CROPs.-The Rockville S>ntineI SAYS:
The prospect for an abundant yield to the farm
er's Industry and labor Is most encouraging. w,
have never known the growing wheat in this
county 10 be so luxuriant and fOurishing; the
grass lands promise full crop; oats have suffered
lOr want Of rain. but will soon look well: the
early planting Of cOru is coming up we'll and from
the large quantity that is bring planted we may
expect more corn raised in thi. county thi, wear
man cV'f Delore For several years past there has
81 tobacco, and We learn that many Of our farmer,
viii plant more this year than usual ;;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

tHtIUTtHN NfNOOI SWtLS.
NOAH WALKER Il Co, Marble Hall ClothIne
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfulIy
announce that their animal display Of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. n
~ Comprised of an assortment of GentIemen's And
Youths Clothing of the newe and richest designs
IA IIiaterlal, trimming, and wOTk manship.
TO those who study excellence with economy In
fashionable articles of dress an opportunity is nov
offered Tor selecting from the most attractive stOcl
duced prices. an Sa'Iy
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y hSai issss. r.. ~. ~ Nd st ie1Ss
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The CONCERT Of the Choir Of Christ's Church
Navy Yard, which was postponed on Friday eve
ming. on account cf the weather, will positively
comr of this Monday evening, when AN excel
lent eniertainment may lie exPected. 80 =
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IHE hlVEk-At RiI-y's wharf, arrived this
morning steamer Coluuabis, with merchandise
Tor Dung Simpson a Co, NJ. Green, d. Des-
BartholOw, DIR. Richards John ConneT = l.
Harvey Co, c. Stott, A J. Joyce. w = Ed.
wards, Shec kells Miller, p. o DonoYhnr r M
OIme. T.. :. Fowler 4 Co e' ~" .
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bAN"EE"C~ fRACrlCE.- Persons having fire.
arms OF late invention are in the habit OF go,no
upon the Mall, near the National Monument. Ia
Prarticr The habit Of firing in the direction Of
tLc city Is dangerous to the lives and limbs of uas
sengrrs; aud IL that district is to be used for a
P'tr'i"- ground, the mark should be placed toward
ne rlvrr 1r against the river bank A week ago
'''S IN tIe eInploy Of Mr.. =. w. X. Handy while
"'i hls way over tle Mall and about 10 pass the
sAl-, placed his hand upon it, and at the moment
on hv 81 has ringers was taken from the hand by n
bdll nTed by party practicing In the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

MEN's DRgss SUITs,
YOuTHs' DRZss SUITS, "'''''
Youths Business SKits,
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IL CHARLES WERNER
IN bEPS now and will during the whole suyn-
mHse,, LISTERS IN every style, a. No~ !"
MONDAY he receives from Piney Point SSs.MI
fresh oysters hy steamboat Ny
Mrs. WERNER says that her re-
celpts, at No. $50 Penn avenue run shortar Slncs
run opposition to the place sine as manager of M
present; and beg the public % patrogiss heT a a
well as the undersigned, because she keeps nv liy-
ma 10 -dStS colin CHAS wFPNEp
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PICNIC TO-MoRRow.-The St Peters Sunday
school picnic to Arlington Springs, which was
postponed last week on account Of the weather.
VIII come on tomorrow, and is expected 10 be 4
very pleasant affair. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23

PROF. ANTONIO gives the last soiree OF his dane
ing season, on Wednesday evening next See adj.
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l% TIE AB0XE SALE is POSTPONED
10 k1DAl MORNING, 20th inst. at 10 o'cioct
ma IL BARNARD BUCKLEY. Ancts a.
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The above named articles are Of the most bs-s u =
tIlul description, and rare that nothing of ina
KIND has ever been seen IN Washington.
As so)n As a sufficient number of chances arc
taken, those interested will be informed vban snd
where the.Taffie will take place ~
:, Inc goods can be seen at HOODS JEwELRY
TUX r., Penn. avenue, between 9Th ano 10Th 81 .
where those desiring To take chances will find the
subscrI ptIOn list. ma 2sxt I,,nsI
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NOTICE.
He Undersigned have openad duripg ,ha ,.,
week,seyeIa Al additional Invoices ofSPRING n.
ana SUMMER GOODS. which compl-t-s
thflr stock Tor the season, forming large IA
anu chnlce assortment of CLOTHS, CAS- ~
SlMERES and NESTlNGS, with a good 4~
supply Of MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. In
whlch they invite the attention Of their frie a. and
customers, aud the public generally ~
,,n..- A., T.. OWEN & SON,
Military, Naval. and Citizens Mer'nt Tailor.
ma IL-eolm NntD 2l2 Pa. av., washingior
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
III Il
=; anaaka 1aIIeQ tasg Z

JoR fRIhFiNG ofF1cEs
Having lately been fitted up, the pfopri.
etors are now prepared 70 execute, insn.
perb styles. All kinds Of Plain and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Special attention paid tothe printing
of BLANKS Of every description, an as
sortmentof which viii be kept constantly
on hand.
PROFESSIONAL, vIsITING AND WEDDtNo
CARDS NEATLY KxEcpTEp,
Orders from distance will receiy
prompt attention. HIs
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Ror the Kanawha Valley Star
Ina ustry.
BY~G. %.
Iron Making in West Virginia.
BY~G D.

H Five years ago, when / came in this
part of Virginia. was struck by the
treasures Of Ehydro-carboh imbedded in
the soil; either as splint coal or camel.
II then advocated the erection Of oil works.
But, though the distillation Of coal and
the compounds resulting oft were known
since long while j; though ! had made
hundreds ofsthousands gallons Of oilIin
my life, Yeti had the modification Of be
Ing laughed at BY many strong heads for
nv thinking ofextracting oil out of stones,
To-day oil factories are springing here
and there in.the Kanawha Valley, Moth
ing is more common than to meet with
gentlemen who have been the frsts 10 in
Ireduce that industry In the world.
u Now, to the risk of being scorned, i
will make another attempt / ask only to
not Be stoned for such a daring boldness.
]. Intend tp speak about iron making in
West Virginia, and how much money
can be made therefrom.
Since 80 years many attempts have
been made to fairly implant in America
the fabrication Of iron and put It upon
A respectable footing. Blast furnaces
have been erected with great alacri-
ny and large expectations 10 many Pla-
ces for, at first. the -public mind
was impressed with the advantages
offered By the country. IN fact. wood.
coal, oxyd, peroxyd and carbonate Of
iron are profusely scattered on that
American soil. The difficnlties expert
enced TO raise that industry to point
which admit to compete with England Is
4 wonder for many, and they find no other
that to ask greater protection
from the Tariff. I; what. By the way,
would be sad blow for American indus-l
try and husbandfy. These causes how
eEar cannot escspe tbs sys Of the observ-
VI z -
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Ho For
RIEx.ETS PEAK2
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE

Rar&at1a sto1se9 Il
TUST received my Spring Stock of Dry
ID Goods Groceries, &c.
II voG want 10 get good bargains, cal'and
e e sm sizing CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST for caslsor country produce.
: ftfs j. B MOVES.
Is. eans ssoss Htsfw- kest lsndine
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

Is lady was dreaafuiIy attonEsd the
Other day because . gsnfl1msp sccosied
her 81 % cld ftI,ra.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
ANDREW PARKS, of Kanawha county,
and JAMES W. HoGE. of Putnam county,
having entered into partnership, as Attorneys
ana Counselors at Law, under the style Ief
PARKS &THOGE;, for the counties Of Mason
and Putnsm; Will attend all the county, 4a az.
.erly and circuit courisin those counties, and
willh attend promptly 70 atl business w|hi 4, b
may be entrusted to them. appeItaining to
their profession. PARKS d HoGB.
iafl. I,&-l855
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

GETTING MARRlED. AN anecdote is
related by MI. Hale. Of New Hampshire.
t. this effect: l4's
A couple came To- me one night. ard
wanted me- join them in wedlock. |
consented to perform the ceremony, and
said to the man
/" Do yoq take this woman 70 be your
welded wife n"
|. Certainly \" he replied.
/" Do you take this man to Be your law
full husband ?"
Yes, i do"
"Then you are man and wife-thas's
ALL
Both looked with great establishment.
and the lady asked
!" Is that all ?,'
|" Yes. that's an. !"
81 Well.Y she replied, 4 taiH't snch .
mighty sffair after all ln
I al Il 3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

4. ri FISHER. s$sg y. w. ENGLrsH
ii Law AND JUSTICE.
TT /. FISHER and ]. w. ENGLISH hav-
I'LL. ing entered into partnership, for the
purpose Of practicing Law in the counties oil
Mason and Putnam, will regularly attend the
Circuit, Quauterly and Monthly Courts Of
those two counties, and will pay every atten-
ton te business entrusted TO their care.
3 One Or the other Of the firm will always be
found at their office, in Point t'leasant, and
one Or the other will regularly be at the Put-
namaC County Courts. A
I Pt. Pl asant, Dec. ~, n37y1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

Kinder Is the lookisg-gIass thaG tie
wine-gIass. Tor The former rsseals our De-
5ects io,oursslvss cnlys tn asts4 y On
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
! KENTUCKY LIME.

KENTUCKY LIME $3.50.
,nURWELL Il FORD, having been ap'
1 anpointed as agents for Munn's KEN
f,cky Lime. are At the public service ID
furnish small or large quantities of the
same "a use to recommend. Give it i
frial II stands on its own good ness.-
price ner barrel! at the wharf-boat, Ptl
Pleasant, s. TO. All orders VIII meet
prompt attention.
PIT. Pleasant. June a, 1856, 7v2nSti.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Phi1adelnhia

"A. Benevolent Institution established by special cndow-
ment, for the relief of the sick and distressed. afaict.
cd with virulent and epidemic diseases.
'k>HE Howard Association, in view Of
the awful destruction of human life caused by
sexual diseases. and the receptions ~practiced upon the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases by uuacks. several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a char.
liable act worthy OF their name to open q dispensary
tor the treatment of this class of diseases, in all thor
forms, and to give medical advice gratis to all who an.
ply by letter, with q description of their condition.
lage, occupation, habits of life, &c., and in case of ex-
treme poverty; to furnish medicines free of charge. II
IS needless to add that the Association commands the
highest medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. The directors Of
inc ASSOCIATION, IN their annual report upon the treat
ment OF sexual diseases, express the highest satisfaction
with the success which has attended the labors of their
surgeons IN the cure of superintendent, seminal
weakness, gonnorrhaea, glcct, syphilis, the vice of oman
ISM or self abuse, diseases of the kidneys and bladder,
&C. and order a continuance of the same plan for tho
ensuing year. The directors, on a review of the past,
Tell assured that their labors in this sphere of bcncyo.
lent effort have been of great benefit to the afflicted.
especially to The young, and they have resolved to de-
vote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very impor.
tant and much despiscd cause. An admirable Renort
on superInatorrhGa or seminal weakness, the vice of
onanism, rnasturbation, or selfabuse, and other diseas-
cs OF the sexual organs, by the consulting surgeon,
will he sent by mail lin q sealed envelope) free of post-
age, on receipt Of two stamps for postage. Other re-
ports and tracts on the nature and treatment of sexual
diseases, diet, &C., arc constantly being published for
%gratuitous distribution, and will be sent to the afflicted.
Some OF tho new remedies and methods Of treatment
during the last year, arc of great value.
Address, Tor report OF treatment, DR.. J. Skillin Hougl-
ton, acting surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors,
Ezra. d. HEARTwELL, President.
IT, GEO. FAIRcHILp, Secretary.