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AUCTION NOTICE.
FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Together with every article usually found in first class
Crockery Store, can be purchased B ELOW AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN A. DOBSON q CO.,
o22tf 2 and N Charles street.
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THE POINTED YoKE SHIRT

CONSTABLE, WALLER Il Co,
Baltimore street
This pattern olhPir clUnvention, which, after many
hanRes, they prepared to pronounce perfect.
civ" them scall-opp6site the Museum
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OLD BROWNS EXECUTION.

EXCITEMENT AT HARPER'S FERRY.
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The Florida Legislature met Monday last
20 in the House.
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ENNGLISH AND AMERICAN
ENAMELLED SAUCEPANS,
HOMINY BOILERS,
HAM BOILERS,
TEA KETTLES,
FISH KETTLES, &c. &c,
of all sizes, constantly and for sale at greatly
duced rates by
CORTLAN & CO,
House Furnshcrs,
d2 itr Nos ZIG and 2lS Baltimore street.
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY,

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. MOU NT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city. Citizens and strangers requested
examine this stock az Furniture before purchasing,
there be found always hand and made order:
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatelle, Plush Hair Cloth; so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth,
cred goods to order Full French Paror Half French,
Arm Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatele, Plush, or Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutand Mahogany 0. arous styles from $50 5000
large of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; Hair Husk and Spring MATTRESSES hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
mhl7-u No, 81 N. Gag St, OPP. Odd Fellows Hall.
IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The preparation ever public the
and prevention ofChapped Hands, Lips &c One two
pcatons of this Cream viii render The skin, soft smooth
and decately white Prepared only by
y. HYNSON JENNINGS & co,
nStf IS North Charles street.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING |

J. GU,
5. W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AGD PACA STREETS,
Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to our
customers full value for their money.
~ CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best manner,
Come and see us. ol-3m
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FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DEsCRIpTj

FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ONE OF the most splendid assortmens of WATCHES in
this country is to be found at the subscribers am
stantly receiving Watches from England, France and
Switzerland and will sell at the lowest for rstclass
Watches.
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Manufacture of Silver
Ware wholesale and RETAIL corner of Calvert Water
Baltimore.
N.B.-Spansh Silver Coin wanted. s2ld
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER HUNTING WATCHES, suit
able for ladies and gentlemen at moderate prices.
J. Il II. CAMPBELL,
Milf r, GER DOT Baltimore street.
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KINDLIEG WooD! KINDLIEG WouD
SAwgDA AND SPLIT Wooo. ANY SIZE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
sl0H JAS. Fl. JOHNSON
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MARRIED.
On st instant, at Madison Church. by Rev Henry
licer, u. HOWARD PARISH of East Baltimore Con
renee, to LIZZIE j., daughter Of John ). Brown, Esq
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OLD RAPP WHIsKEy.-Drcct from Economy,
or sale by GREEN & Y0E, IS Baltimore stree:
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs

To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already and Split at Office oCty Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
slGtf JAM Els II. JOHNSON
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Having discovered in my 'BALM OF THOUSAND
Flowers the properties Erasive Soap, apart from
its cosmetic qualities can confidently recommend
peror any article designed for said purposein removing
grease stains of all kinds from the decatey coored
fabrics without injury to the texture color Of either
So confident that eectual in that regard that
will return the price Of it in every where it fails
D. C. DRISCOLI.,
n2l II % baltimore street
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SCoTCH WHsKEY.
OLD NECTAR RYE do
BOURBON, OLD do.
OTARD BRANDY, 1872.
VIM II. MCLEAN,
nlq-tf SO n. Charles ST
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]. 3. T. PHELPS,

J. B. T. PHELPS,
GE&TLEA EMS WEAR
IG7 BALTIMORE STREET,
m9-;, Baltimore
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ECONOMY I ECONOMY !

Economy ECONOMY
ADOILAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No 3 NORTH STREET
sI0-tf JAMES II. JOHNSON.
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Stove EMPORIUM.

Messrs EHuCH & McCREA, 1s7 W. Baltimore street, pre-
sent for inspection, this FALL fine stock OF STOVES
has before challenged admiration Their assortment
embraces every variety and size, ard adapts itself the
wants and means Of Everybody Goods promptly deliv
cred Stoves put up and orders attended to with Dispatch
in any direction As dealers these gentlemen deserved
~ popular.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
IA WILY SEWING MA CHINES.
NEW STYI ES-PRlCEs, $50 To $I2s
HENMERS, S. EXTRA

BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1883.
The undersigned have used the "GR0N ERA BAkEIn
SEWING MACHINES for five years past and in all that
time it has fully expectations every particular
We recommend them therefore, with confidence,
as the very best machine in use
JOSEPH BICKERTON Il co.
BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1859
It affords much pleasure to bear testimony the
CHIMES, having my family which does all that is
delightful in the household.
Rev. JNO. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church
SALESROoMS-ISl Baltimore street. Baltimore.
495 Broadway, New York.
E5- Send for a Circular. J23tf
ALL FAMILIES OR INDIVIDUALS HAVING GARMENTS
WASHING ofany description do this winter, can
themselves the trouble and Inconvenience of doing at
home, with uutrsy by leaving order at the
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, No l East Baltimore street
where you have them done promptly, WELL and at cheap
They responsb, and viii guarantee satisfaction
always. Give them trial. lmO*
SPLENDID GIFT.
ONLY Fifty CENTS.
For large size LIKENESS, beautifully colored and in
case.
GRAPH
eneses for sending letters any part of the world
without extra postage.
The above chearest and finest Pictures in the world
only made at
YOUNG'S TEMPLE OF ART,
23l Baltimore street, Charles,
90 lover Canfields Jewelry Sore)
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WoODl WO0D Wool!
SAVE 20 FER CENT. by buying Wood at office of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRrH STREET.
LANES Il. JOHNSON
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HEADS OF FAMILIES

HEADS 7
Will use the ETYA FIRE KIyDLING for its ECONOMY
CLEANLINESS.
Sold at the Groceries throughout this city.
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CIGARS ! Cigars ! !

CIGARS Cigars!
would call the attention of smokers to my present as
sortmcnt pure HAVANA No other kind in and,
consequence, no imposition. For sale by
WIN. H. MCLEAN,
nl9f - \. Charles st.
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HEAVY GOLD CAsED WATCHES,
For Gentlemen fall the various styles, and all prices
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pRONZED UMBRELLA AND HAT STANDS.
CORTLAN & CO.,
Nos. PIG and 2IS BALTIMORE STREET
Just received lot of beautifully Bronzed Umbrella
HatStands Also, Bronzed Shovel Tongs Standards;
Tenders in great variety with Shovel longs and And
irons to suit Spoons, &c For on the most reasonable
terms by CORTLAN & Co,
Importers and Dealers in House Furnishing and
d2-Itr Fancy articles of every description.
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1-R THE TWELFTH
W. ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
BEFORE THE MARY LAND INSTITUTE
Will be commenced on TUESDAY EVENING, December
6tn, and continued weekly thereafter Excepting Christmas
week until the 2sth Of February next making in all twelve
Lectures The following gentlemen have been engaged and
will deliver the several Lectures Of the Course i'll the order
here given
REV. THOMAS NJ CLARK. d. D.. Providence, R. L.
Rev. GEORGE D. CUMMINS u. d, Baltimore.
Rev. JOHN TODD. y. D., Pttstcld, Mass
HENRY c. DENING, ESD, Hartford, Conn.
REV. q. H. TIFFANY. d. D., Baltimore.
REV. HENRY BELLOWS, ID. u, New York.
REV. f. YEATES REESE, d. D., Baltimore
MORTIMER THOMPSON, Esq, New York.
BRANIZ NAY Err Esq, Baltimore
o p. BALDWIN, Esq, Richmond. Va
GEORGE W. CURTIS, Esq, New York.
JOHN X. THOMPSON, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen Joining the Institute now, will be entitled to
tickets for ladies' and Juniors three Members
the Institute entitled to admission to the Lectures
with two ladies, except when otherwise advertised
Season tickets for gentleman and two ladie
- for gentleman or lady.................. LOO
Ticket fora single admission to Lecture. %
Tickets may be obtained the Actuary Office, at the
door and from the undersigned committee.
S. MORRIS COCHRAN,
WILLIAM II. YOUNG,
JAMES VI. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON,
SAM Ell ). MILLS,
10 'nTlulit tpap Loot,
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SCENE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

&c. &c. &c.
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FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
by GREEN IL YOE, 50 Baltimore street j27-u
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l 8 SO.
BUSINESS MEN OF ALL CLASSES,
IN WANT OF
LED GERS,
DAY BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS, BILL BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS, or ANY KIND OF ACCOUNT BOOKS
FOR THE NEW YEAR,
viii find superior assortment, have them made to
order Of any pattern, Of the best AMERICAN ENGLISH
PAPER, at SAATL. f. TURNER'S
Stationery Warehouse,
No. South Charles street
gS- A first rate assortment of COuNTING-HOUSE STA
TIONERY always on hand. n252mr
rrnLn
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lUUN6TS IENFLF Of AFtI,
231 Baltimore street, corner Charles
o2Ot lover Canfeld's .Iewelry Store.)
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4 SHTON Co.,
IA OKERS
No. 81 SECOND STREET Cuttings Bulding)
Real Estate bought sold exchanged Mortgages ne
goated Stocks Bonds, Ground Rents and all other Secu
los u0lta and
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6Fp ZION CHURCH, CORNER GILMOR
rs AND BALTIMORE STREETS, being completed,
II o'clock. A. NJ and at 80 o'clock p. NJ On NEXT SUN
DAY MORNING, December ith the Holy Communion will
be administered
d2-2C+ NJ. l.. FORBES, Rector
1R EVERY FRIEND OF THE REFORM
W. MOVEMENT IN THE FOURTH WARD is hereby
earnestly requested 10 meet THIS tFriday EVENING in
Room Megines Store, of Baltimore and
Front streets, entrance on Front street. IT.
1~p CRICKET MATCH, FOR THE BENEFIT
t3 OF J. WOOF, BETWEEN ELEVEN OF MARY
LAND CRICKET GLIB, with their Professional and
UNITED BALTIMORE ELEVEN, from the BAL TlM9RE,
FRANKLIN, HIGIEA and PICK WICK CLUBS, will be
played FRIDAY December ID at the Grounds Of the
MaTy Cricket Club Charles street extended commenc
ing at IL o'clock, A. VI.
Tickets Is cents diet
EXTRA FLOUR.
ono BBLS. (Shong) Bakers Flour, Extra
0nn BBLS., suitablefor Retailers and Families do
For sale wholesale or by drayoad.
JAMES WHITEF0RD,
d26t No. 6 Spears wharf
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS URNs, CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets &c, for sale at moderate prices,
J. &R CAMPBELL,
NIL If R. GER COR 227 Baltimore street.
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Decline in Wheat Growing

Between 1910 and 1850 the production of
wheat increased 10 per cent, while The pop.
ulalion increased 80 per cent In New Eng.
land the decline was SO per cent; in New
York 25 Ier cent, the increase being in the
Northwestern States. The average yield OF
wheat in this country was not more than l2
bushels per acre. In England ii is 81 in
Belgium % in Scotland 80 or two aud
a hall times as much as in this country.
These are serious facts, proving that
system of improvement has been pursued
in this country in growing crops by 70
means calculated 10 build up reputation
for good farmins-facts which ought 10 stir
up the ndolent 10 better eXerlion, and slim
ula,e the active 10 still greater activity in
their calling many, it is true, have aban.
doned the depicting process OF farming, ard
are making some headway in the direction
of Increased production, but still greater
number are plodding along in the path of
their fathers. The latter seldom read, pat
ronize, or try 10 gather better ideas from
lessons in improved agriculture, from either
practical or written example.-Nontgomry
Ls"gT.
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STAR OF THE NORTH.
asriru.tural Department.

THERE ARE very few soils that do not re-
qure more or less under draining The
cold clay soils holds super-abundance of
water the year around, Geight inches of
such soils, saturated with water in spring
cannot quickly become dry if all this wafer
must cross slowly and silently downward
through the particles of earth in broad
field. 1t has been shown that single acre
OF soil foot deep, holds at a wet season
surplus of more than TWO thousand barrels
the land moderately moist and right for veg
'etation." The only way 10 do this is 10 pro.
vide artificial channels for lis discharge.
There are some soils that do not require
draining, such as sand and gravelIy souls
that DO not permit of high state OF cuIli
vation, as it is impossible for such soils 10
hold manure enough 10 preserve them in
rich state OF vegetation. Other soils are
provided with natural DRAWINGS of gravel
underneath. The land when thoroughly
drained will permit of working at almost
any season OF the year, and will bear deep
tilling, SO that farmer can get good use ol
The land each year by draining the cod lands
are made warmer, AS they are rot as liable 10
freeze deep in the winter, and then out much
earlier in the spring allowing the farmer 10
commence his work early, and is not obi
sed 10 wait for his lands until the best seed
time has passed. The soil is not SO easily
affected by drought, for if the land is not
muddy in The spring, it does not bake up
in Jumps in dry weather, but remains mel.
low 10 a great depth, so that roots can PEN
citrate 10 the moisture beneath. In this
county there are many acres OF swamps and
bog holes, that by a little systematic drain
ing, could be made dry enough in one sea-
son 10 cultivate. Farmers are apt % think
that because the soils resemble the white
clay when covered with water, that if drain.
ed The sand would be worthless but instead
of that after draining it gradually changes
10 a dark color, and by mixing it with the
barn.yard manure makes a composition al.
most as rich as the pure Peruvian euano.
We know Of swamps within five miles Of
this city that could be drained with little ex
pence, the land of which alter thorough
draining would sell at least for 500 per
ncre, which is worthless in its present con
dition and only nuisance.
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RyEASp ITS CuLTIvATIoN.-lt has been re-
marked that four crops OF rye do not exhaust
the soil as much as three of wheat and a
successful culliyator oi this crop gives as
his experience, that when rye has been
cultivated for term of years upon the same
land, and early clover sown upon it in
spring and plowed in with the stubbe in
autumn al the time oil sowing the next crop,
the land, without any other application, has
been kept in gradual course ol improve
ment and the yield OF rye continually in-
creased. This accords with my own eX2e-
rience; but from experiments made on my
own farm, and others by my suggestion, |
believe it much better 10 let the clover re-
main the second year before plowlng under,
as then il is more mature, furnishing larg-
er amoun, of green manure in better con-
di,ioa for improving the land.-Genesee Far'
mer
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UGREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. -cH
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO GslEWERS.
DR.. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TORCHES,
The (Jre1f Substitute for Tobae1o

II is a well known ard inconlroverable
fact that The use o. Tobacco is the promoting
canse oil many OF The most severe Mental
and Physical Disorders 10 which The race of
man Is subject. as careful analysis aud long
and painful experience have clearly prove,
that VI contains certain norcoiic and poison
Gus properties most dangerous in their eff
ecis, which by enlerhg into the blood der.
anee the functions aud operations of the
Heari, causing many 10 suppose that organ
10 be seriously diseased.
Tobacco affects also The entire nervous
system, maniiesiO9 itself--as all who have
ever used the Doxlous weed will bear lesii.
mony-in !assilnde, Nervous Irrilabilny
Water Bfa.h, Dyspepsia, and many other
disorders of similar character.
The taste Restorative Troches are design
ed To counteract these banelul influences,
and have proved completely successful in a
multitude ol cases, and whenever used.-
Being harmless in themselves they exert II
toneficla effect upon the entire system, re-
storing the Taste which has become vitialed
or destroyed by great indulgence, complete
ly removing The irritation and accompany ying
tickling sensation of the Throat-which are
ALWAYS consequent upon abslaining from the
use OF Tobacco, aud BY giving healthy tone
10 the stomach, inviaoraIe tIs whole system
Persons who are lHarnevably undermining
their constitutions. and shortening their lives,
should use these TToches Immediately and
throw of the injurious and unpleasant habit
OF Tobacco Chewing.
These Troches or Lozesgers are put up in
a convenient and portable lorm al The low
price OF 90 Gents per Box. A liberal discount
TO The Trade.
Prepared and sold by the undersigned to
whom all orders shonld be addressed.
JAMES f. BROWERS, Druggist
Corner I'd and Race streets, Philadelphia.
fMarrh 21 IS5S-Iy
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FORKS HOTEL.
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO., PA.

ROBERT HAGENBUCH, Froprietor
THNAKES pleasure in announcing to the pub
= lie that he has rented and thoroughly
refiiled the Forks Hotel formerly occupied
by James Freeze, in Bloomsbury, and is
prepared TO accommodate travellers, teamslerS,
drovers and boarders. His liable will be sup.
Piled with the best products The markets af
lord, and his Bar will be constantly furnish
ed with The choicest liquors.
Attentive ostlers will always be in at
tendance, and he trusts his long experience
IN catering 10 he wants OF The public, and
his obsiug attention TO customers will Sc
cure him liberal share of patronage.
Boomsburg. April 2l, 1888.
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A BEAgIIFUL THouGHT.-When engineers
would bridge a stream they often carry ov-
er at first but single thread With that,
they next stretch a wire across. Then strand
is added 10 strand, until a foundation is laid
for planks; aid now the bold engineer tiues
safe footway and walks from side TO side
So God takes from us some golden threaded
pleasure, and stretches ii hence into heav-
en-. Then he takes child and then friend.
Thus he bridges death, and touches the
thoughts of the most timid to find their way
hither and lhither between the shores.
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THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
LIGhT STREET PA.

ftNHE Undersigned, formerly OF New Berry,
I.ycomins county, having taken the ele
giant new BIick Tavern Stand, lately kept by
Peter Slug, in Light Street Columbia conn
~, known as the FRANKLIN HOUSE, would
respectfully inform his friends and The pub
lie, that he is prepared 10 accommodate, in
excellent order, all who may favor him with
their custom. THE house is commodious
located on Main Street, every part of ii te
ing new aud ve:y comfortable, with spacious
>,anlimg, good ice House and olner couven-
fences, for The accommodation Of man aud
beast
His Table and Yands will be kept IN the
best sly lie, and his Liquors oI the choicest
brands. 1t will be his aim 10 cater to The
convenience of the creature comfor's Of hsi
guests. Y. HUDSON.
Light Street, Apri ll'h 1883.
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GoNE.-Just as an auctoneer in Hartford,
Conn, was saying "gone !" few evenings
since, his audience went thro' the floor in
to the cellar, but, happily, without hurting
one OF them. The auctioneer, as soon as
he found his legs, remarked that the acci.
dent would enable him to sell LOWER than
before, and called for a i" bid, and they "bid
him good night"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL n ID Ell p HIA.

II n IL II ~ II L Il IL II.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vg,O all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
Il eases, such AZ SpermorahhGa. Seminal
Heokness, Impotence GonOrarha, Gieet, Syph.
ihS The vre of OmGn,Sm, &c &c.
The "Howard Association" Inview of The
awful destruction OF human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, aud the deceptons practi.ed
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases
BY Quacks. have directed their Cousullng
Surgeon, as charitable act worthy OF their
name. 10 give Medical advice gratis, 10 all per
sous thus afflicted, who may apply hy leuer,
with description oi their condition, (aae,
occupation, habits of life, &c.,) aad m ra,es
of extreme poverty sud suffering, TO furnish
n,edicines fee ofehurge.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Insll'urion, established BY special endo owmenl,
Tor Ihe relief OF The sick and distressed, af.
hicied with "Vrnlent aud Epidemic Dis.
ea.es." II has now a surplus of msans,
which lhe Directors have voted 10 expend IN
advertising the above UnlIce. II is needless
10 add that :he Association commands The
highesi Medical skill Of the age, and will fur.
nish the most approved modern treatment.
Just published by tie Association, a Re-
port IN Spefmalofrhga, or Seminal Weakness,
ine FlCs VI ondHisils hIusiuipdttOH UT NtiI
Abuse, and other diseases OF the Sexual Or.
2ans, by the Consulting Surgeon. which will
be seut by mail, (in sealed envelope), Free
Of Charge, on The receipt Of two Stamps for
postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r CALHOUN, Con.
sultlna SURGEON, Howard As>ocIaiinn, No. 2
Sourh NINTH Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By
order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't
GEO. FAlRCHILD. Secretary.
Philadelphia, Sept. 81, 1857.