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OsWke W. heheui, JOnn n WeStefveN
Vim. {. FckeIssin was elected mcmber Of the Com.
The report Of the Select Committee on Quarantine which
published in the HERALD few days ago. was taken
up for Email action.
PROSPER Il wElMoRE in discussing the question, moved
to smend the report the first section resolutions
appended, by inerlinpg the word "heahy before the
word "paAeengers," SO as to read % follows
Resolved, AZ the of the Chamber of Commerce.
that the Quarantine regulations Of this port far they
the pr ion Of health and e may safely be
noded and that far the nterest Of
involved, ought TO be modified and amended the follow.
Ing particulars, VIZ
j. To provide for the free egress Of healthy passen.
gers from vessels detained for examination,
subject only proper personal publication changes OF
rament.
To ensure more liberal construction Of the laws in
regard 10 the detention Of vessels supposed to be infected
and the release Of all not to be within the period
OF five days
g. reduction in the charges of quarantine in every
branch CT the system where they found 10 be
otbitabt and burc enscme, to standard just and
equitable
The selection at the earliest period practlc able Of
permart Mt location, Within the Of New York; Of
quarantine station adapted TO the public cxigences.
H. tstolved, That the Chamber will urge upon the L.
e,sature OF this Stac at its ensuing session. tho pas
sgc OF law providing for the adoption CT the before
tntoned principles in the regulations and restrictions Of
tho quarantine System at this port.
jill. Resolved, That the Chamber viii memoriaiize the
Congress ot the UDcd States Cor tho es.ab OF
system Of wHehousg in connection with the quarantine
station Of the port Of New York
The amer dnent VEG made and the resolutions adonied
after spirited dHouat on by MCzsTs. womore, Basiow,
Brewer, Ties on and othtrs.
eICtlai CT n mutCe made rcrorf IA favor OF Woods
oceac e. rs'cegraIh Tor taN srd scR vessels bong
very usec' apo tsat houd be used by gelcls Tho
rrrq,t W. rcCc,tCd no .l,d.
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FIsRER--RArPIEYEA.--A "A New Brunswick, N. j., on
Wednesday June 29 at the residence OF Henry L. Seb-
bins, Esq by the Rev. DR.. How, BARRY w FsHzR OF st.
LOUIS, Mo-, to MARIA LOUISA RAPrEHXA, OF the former
place.
HAwKxs-vAN NEss.-On Wednesday, July 6, by the
Rev. Abraham s. Francis, Mr.. JAMES l. HAWKES. TO Mss
LIZZIE VAN NESS all Of this CITY.
RlH-rAuMAS.-On Thursday, July 7, by the Rev. f.
R. Cock, at the Church of St. John the Evangelist Jo-
sIAH RIcH r to EffIE eldest daughter Of Capt John
TaDman, all Of this city.
Yonkers, Rocklsnd county, Albany, New Jersey and
California papers please copy.
SACKEIT-LAGRAvE.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July
g. by the Rev W H. Lewis u. D., JAMES A. SAcKxrr Of
New York to Mics ADDx A. LAGRAE daughter Of the late
Paul n. Lagrave, Of Brooklyn.
STouT-VANHART. Morrisville, Pa, on Wednesday
July 6, by the Rev. A. D. White, Mr.. WILLIAM M Stout Of
New York, to Miss MERCY A. vANHARI, Of Trenton New
jersey.
ToEIIsR-LUcAs I'm this city, on Monday evening,
July 4, by the Rcv. Edwin W. Hatfield Mr. FERDINAND j.
ToEISE, native OF Germany, TO Miss EMMA LUCAS, for
merly OF Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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vanced:--
CrsroM House, NEW YORK,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, July 3, 1859.
SIR-The course determined upon by the honorable
Seer Of the Treasury for the reduction OF the ex-
penee collecting the revenue viz the decrease or the
number employ es and in some instances advance
of salary Of thoee retained having been carried into ef
through you upon the clerks over whom you have super
vision the following views, as entertained and expressed
by the Hon. howell Cobb
The department takes this occasion TO say that In allow
ing the increased compensation to the employees OF the
customs at New York agreeably TO the recommendations
Of the heads Of the divisions, has been governed by
desire to do justice TO merit and to increase
tube in and devotion TO- the discharge Of their respective
duties II expected that in future there will be greater
degree Of attention paid the regulations OF tae Depart
ment and that the employees Will evince ther desire to
jnsty the confidence reposed In them by increased
vigilance and attention to the public service Should the
Department be disappointed In theee reasonable expecta
tons the advance allowed viii Immediately be Withdrawn.
IT. consequence Of want Of industry and attention on the
part Of the officials should become necessary to increase
the clerical force any division In which the salaries have
increased will cause the increased salaries in that
division to be reduced.
0t il the determination OF the Department hold the
heads Of divisions accountable for the proper and faithful
conduct Of the business in their respective divisions and
it expected that they well all chief officers will be
promptly at their posts Of duty at A. M and there
main until the business Of each day has been completed
report promptly to the Collector any nfraoon dein-
querces the part Of other officials must be considered
cause of removal by the Collector"
REQUIRING unremittipg attention TO the foregoing,
! am, sir, very respectfully yours, &c,
AUGUSTUS SCHELL, Collector.
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The Nisgara Falls Rope Walker.

On the oernoon OF the fourth says the Buffalo Courier NJ
Bondn gan crossed and the Niagara his rope
in the presence Of than ten Thousand people, he
started from Whites pleasure grcnnds and first walked
down the rope nearly one hundred feet back He
Canada side He proposed to put on sack before leaving
the American side his friends refuses to permit
him do The sack sent round 10 the Canada end
Of the rope and NJ Blondn put his head AMI re-
turned with it to The place Of etarng This sack
made Of Indian blankets with places cut for his He
his balancing POLE caught two three times in the guy
ropes he laid down upon the rope in the SACK and
formed other feats. He now proposes TO carry
man across his shoulders and the successful applicant
for the pleasure Of the trip person in Rochester named
Henry L. Young.
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Naynl IntcllaUence.

NAVAL onDxRs.-Commander E. Farrand has been Or
qfred 70 the Navy Yard at warrignton Florida Lieut.
James Armstrong detached the United States fri
gate and ordered command the United States
Meamnf Sumper Lieut. George W. Doy detached from
Lieut. John Re ordered to tho Navy Yard Al WarYipgton
Florida Master John Pearson to the Navy Yard
at warrington Florida Surgeon George Maulsby detach
ca from tho receiving ship North Carona ordered TO
temporary duty on The Uoed States soop OF war Wyo.
ming. Passed Assistant Surgeon Thomas J. Garner de-
tched from tho rcndt zvous Philadelphia and ordered To
the laboratory, New York. Surgeon Henry o. Mayo Or
ocred 10 the receiving ship NJ Now York Assistant Sur
gccn Robert L. wibor ordered 10 the rrgnio Copgsess
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE FAI.Ls.--We are in
formed that named Rousseau, residing at Grippe
is supposed to have gone Niagara Falls on Saturday
AFTERNOON He had been TO Schosser in small boat
ard started to return just before the gale commenced
blowing but believed never to have reached tia other
shore Pieces of boat thought 10 be his found
later hour on the shore Of Goat Island leading to the
belief that be went over the Canada fall -Baea!9 C0a
rier Juiu6 8,
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iner'n law. Robert sherrard, invited 10 attend ina A.
IRON his late residence, No 200 West Thirty hifa
sueet, this (Friosy) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
I~TcBEos -suddeply, on Thursday. july =. Cn.r,-
ia T,'a s fwncaisos aged years aud months
% eoos OF the family respectfully invited 70 al
ncocv second street. this (Frday) afternooa Is
O'Clock GgoNttAsyA, danetter OF VIM B. and p1Isr WI;
ters sged years, months and 20 days
Inc friends and acquHintances Of the family ara "a
specially invited to attend the uuera from the residences
OF her parents, No zf3 Livingston street, Brooklyn this
(rrday) aiteTscon, at two o'clock.
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Williamsburg City News

BASE BA1L.-The Eckford vs.. Atlantic match will be
played to-day at half past three O'Clock, the Eckford
Club grounds, Manor House, Greenpont. the weather
should be unavorabe due notice will be given Of the next
day appointed. large Of spectators will
doubtedly witness this game, the clubs the two
most successful Of the past seasons promises 70 be
the match OF the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

"Gay anu Dripping."-Fancy Horace Gree.
ley in all his proud ATTIRE plunging CALAMITY In the water
and coming out on5 to use his own graphic W
sGrg The as act the editor performed ere he
h travels was to purchase II hats and
last advices hstAnding encounier
ed :esined Al its lusre AID beauty Greeley in conss
quence az enthusastc admres OF KNOX, the hatter
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

The Laie Changes In the Custom House.
LIST OF EMPLOYEES WHOSE SALARIES WERE RAISED
The folowirg Official list OF officers in the New
York Custom Hcuse whose salaries aivanced to take
effect from and after the Both June, 1867
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The Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co.,
HAvk REMOVED f1MPOR ARILY FROM as TO
e0l BROADWAY
where Will their celebrated nogeless
family sewing machirea Their only mporsry
and in . verJ shsrt hey WIN again occupy ENLARGED and
beautiful premises Ct 40
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Drawings OF Wood Eddy u Co.'s Lotteries,
Exr q

DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS. No, S73, July I, 1889
62, 0, 2s, IS, 40, II, rs. 3, So, 3, 80, Is, So.
DrLAwAsn CLASS No, 81, JuIY I, 1853;
90, Ii, So, 26. Il, Sc, AZ, 67, 63, 66, 62, IS.
GEORGIA CLASS No 81, july Z, 1859,
81, &C, 10, IA, IS, 50, AZ, 8, 43, q, 0.
sriRrA EXTRA CLASS, No. s72, tuLr 7, 1889.
40, II, 50, GA, 6s, SO, 81 81, 3, 45, 81, rs, 20.
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington, Del
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q. A. Bills; Com nr$ssion and Exchange Bro
ker Orders punctuay attended Once Ms Greenwich st.
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-This Inlmi-
table Arce may be obtained OF the sole j.
thIoushout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

The Hudson Hat
Heads GENINs list Of 100 styles. Price So.
GENIN, SO7 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

Meade. Brothers, Great and Only Down
galleries. established S Photography and daguerreo
pes taken cay In every style. 2S broadway opposite PARK
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First Premium ShirSs-Ready Made, al.
szes and 70 order a. short notice LkI0hTONS 5l2 Broad
way, opposite 81 EtcholAs.
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Hollow sy's Pills and Ointment.-If You are
9,speptc, spgu feeble bilious suffering from G..ueuoe
or bowel cou plai try the pills Relief certain IL scro
fulors rheumatic tho ointment Sold a 80 Maiden
laIe N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The world SURPRISING made. Sold and applied
the mspufactory 1S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

WOndsxf ul Array OF Summer Hats.
100 sly lies I'm
Beaver felt straws and beaver,
At GENIN'S, COT Broadway,
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Kennsdy's Medical Dlscovsry q Warr.ntsa
70 cure scrofua eEydpel sa3heum scs head, ucerassd
Sore legs For sale by al dfuEglslA
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Hili's Hair Dye, 30 Cents-Depot, No.
Barclay street also sold Vt $50 Broadway and ali dugxs
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Come one Come all, and Ex anime our Straw
goods stock Unbeevers 70 ava, sassed that Va .elt.
che pea tn~n any house this city. g. w. WHITE
2,6 Broadway under Bsrnum's M1seu n
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Brady's Photographic Galleries $50 and
MS Broadway, New York. and So2 Pennsyyania avsnus,
Wsssingtou D. O. shotoErapha daguoreotypes and an.
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Barry's rricopherous 10 the Best and Cheap
ct article for dreng beautfyng cleaning curing pro
serving and ressosing % hair. Ladies. III Sid BY ~
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The Best Spxing Bed IN EsisteRce--Hosre' 10
Eipuc n from " % S. a SIS Broaawxz. Call And 200 IT,
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Hupeure Cured by Marsh e. Co.'s Radical
cure truss They also Keep silk elastic ssngs for vsrooss
velns supporters and Oulder braces Inaruncnts for o.
Ma Yosk
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing MaChlnex.-
M W siyle Price $780, Office All Brosd way.
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mo TIE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.

ITO TEE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.
WOLVES celebrated ssedAIa sromssc slhnsSps shosis
esy or be wilhcut supply during the weather. In
yariably the I'll effects OF change Of vatsr and
Sxvers.e Il u the liquor made In ne ~ori Put
prs boes tela BY a., srs shs, xocers and H1
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r. me NsswfDgs OF tho Sussex County ana
cosso"d~'ss 'ossssy Of Delaware.
FRANCE, BROADBxNTs co.,

ne Legislature OF ss State Of Delaware n IN lat sasac
sssh 20 france Bo.dbeots Co lottery oootrsct for
1917 yeAIs We The unrei signed, ommssiouorp appOioed
~ ne vrIno OF sad tse % superfnend the drs tnrs OF
S o Sc nsreoS certify thss e following are no aum.
SUSSEX CouSrr-cLAss No. ss, july 7, 1885,
81, IL, 70, 10, 10, As, so, CA, 81, 80, 4s, II.
CONSOLIDATED LorrrRY-CIAss No. u JULY 7. 1850.
10, G, G7, IS, As, 0, Sc, 50, q, A, 90, A.
dA' The 7th day OF July. 1859. ~
JOHN DALE,
FBANCE, BRO ADBHNTg 90
WflmiUgtOAA DoiaW are.
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Cristadoro's Hair DSe, Wigs and Toupecs-
The best In tho word-whoesae and retail and the ave M
vRtely applied No. Astor Hor So
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70 wler & Wells Apply Phrcnology Daily
aae Broadway, In advice TO talents detects and proper
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Beat New York shlrts at Retail.
IRA PEnEaO 4 SON, 81 Nassau strest.
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siernng's Patent CnanPion Fire
Aed burr hr proef fss 2sl Broadway CORNER Of Murray
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sfanly's Chsss Rooms, Bx5sf0rtI's BtM4ards,
owcsd dsile lag Fulton billiard tables chess boards and
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TIussss, Shoulder Dxaces, Elastic Stock
res belts bar dages and DR. GLovER's lever truss
No. 1 Ann street..
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Defiance eeaamandsr Saaes with Patent
oowdes proof locks and bsrh-Ao hfe ana burglar
csor lai Depot q Murray sroe corner OF Collage
ROBERT II PATraOK
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New York Chamber Of Commerce.

The Chamber OF Commerce held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday aiernoon-Pelatah Pert in the chair
After the reading Of the minutes Of the previous meeting,
an election was held for members, when tho follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

FKIUkS UNEATLT HEUUUED.
For al manufacturing purposes these machines
equaed They are capable OF doing more work aud of earn
,pg moe NOR ey hsn ANY other machine The family
schnsa ct $50 and SIS have become necesy wherever
hey 1e known l. NJ. SINGER a CO., as Broadway.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, July 5, 1859.

tor Schel 10 each u Tie fortunate officials Is
ntmatsd the pleasing fact that their pay had bscn
vanced:-
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4. " S.-rhc Largest shirt Emporium IN
lte lnion. 1AIs.ou B&vTllEIE, 400 Broadway, y, z.
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Mons the subject both the North and at the South
Witnessed In relation Territories have bsen in
famed and Infatuated by the elimination and recrmina
ton which have characterized these secons controver
sizes. MOI thern men Southern men have taken up
extreme untenab doctrines in the more heat OF Op
position and in order TO epte each other. Principles and
measures have-been proposed aud pressed in spirit of
retaliation, from which sober second thought would
have fevolted, and would no revolt. ~
have any serious fear at this lost that tho revi
val OF the foreign slave trade will ad any considerable
number OF advocates At the South from the ap
prehenson that the will be seized upon for party
purposes at the NORTH and made tho subject of angry
reprOaChfu, i0dscrminsfe denunciaton.
Undoubtedly Issues may be raised hereafter as they
have been her etoore, which must be met But Icoud
hope that mp voice be heard needed any where
would depreoase the disposition 10 anticipate such
sues, to act predictions OF their Inevitable
necessity Lat the Southern mind and the Northern
mind have time TO recover from the fever and frenzy
of recent struggles let them be turned more and
turned toretber to the consideration Of interests
and common dangers; let them unite in dcvsing means
for maintaining honorable and invioabe neutrality in
the wafs which are now convulsing the Cd World and
let 1t be the generous rivalry OF all which part OF the
country shall do most promote the prosperity and vel
fare Of the whoe-which shall exhibit the best fruits Of
our republican system and which shat, most worthiIy
illustrate the history Of those free institutions which we're
founded by O common aud glorious ancestry
These the views, hastily ard imperfecty pressed
which lead me to give my cordial the resolution
of your committed you self ana the gentlemen an
sociaed with you, have omed political conuec
ton since the old wing party ceased TO have national
organization l have waited patiently in the hope that
the condition Of that party only of suspended
animaton and Indications confirm mo in the belief
that even IL the good old Of wing shall never again
DO revived as the proud designation Of O dominant ma
tiona party, our country will more, at very d,s
tant day, be found rejo,iag IN an administration con-
Quoted on tho same ostspal principles which
long and SO noby advocated by Clay and Webtsrwhch
brought Harrison, and Taylor, and Fillmore land which
ought TO have brought Scot into the Presidential chair
and which are still associated with such living names as
tnosc OF Crittenden and Everett, Bell Bates
Hunt.
Believe me- dear SIR with great regard very fat,rul
yours, RO5f G. WINTHROP
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(I0E, UHPTIoN AID ASTHMA CUeaD.-DR Il JAIME
" discovered vhe In tho Bast Indies oeral cure Tor
copsumptiop asthma b'onehs coughs colds md ranesa
oe1y Ibe remedy vas discovered by him, vAeu ks onY
cnnc caugnter given CURED md
now alive arc well Desroas beuefdng his ceoW mos
directions for making and suocessul using this roedy nss
drees rr. o. P. Brown, 10 Grand street Jensy GA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Fever and Ague,

frpm Whieh mankind suffer over a large part a.
The 9lohe. i the consequence OF 4 diseased acton
~ the = stem. induced by the poisonous ntiasni a
vegetable decay THIS exhalaton ~ evolved ~
To afti9u Of solar heat sgIi aud rises with
the wafer Napnr from ". White the sum - hriow
thu hpElxbu ms yapor fingers the ear,ns saE-
face. and the tiras - taken with u through the
t4,a on tie internal vtscefA and exrreting ORGANS
~ ne bbly The liver becomes ,oruid anal fats to
se-r.t. not only tins virls. but also the tss from
the III, "A Both the yrns and the bate aceuIanista
IN lie circulation. and prodaee violent eonststa-
t,aa.l ,~orler The spleen. the kldneSS. art the
i mach sympathixe with the liver. and hceosae
d,Snr,l.rcd also Finally. the instinct NJ oar as
gam ~ a. II in an attempt 10 cxpel the ntNt1ai
infiSi,n concentrates the whole blood az rms ooay
in the iuternal csuetories 10 force thea ~ ast "
ont 1he blood leaves the surface. ana Ta>at. -
tas central organs with cpnrestive v,osenee itfs
Is the Cath But IN this crprt'fsfE HEN u.s
fFyEa follows IN which the HOOD ieaYss fhe EN-
tlal org ans aad tush,s 10 the surface - ~ i.A
another 81 ~ - cxpe the irritating po,sl4. 'ata&A
that pthet 4t.alt eAcretOry tbs sktu- - ta's
also II fl aud the system abtndnns the tttriaf1
exhausted. aud waits tor the recovery 81 sttea2A
10 repeat ia" eap ieee effort another utN. mess
are the fl, parnNv SINS III iEyfh 49, NstA-
Such const tutouHl disorder will Of course uiite1-
mine the health IL 1t Il not removed.
We have l,hoted t. tind. and have fsAI.f, AZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

ido,rnteni. far the Rsii.f Of Ms StcL asa
Uisfressed afflicted nth Ytrsiens
and Epidemic diseases.
vI,HE HOW ARD ABeOIArIoH. In view Of tho
awful test.rctk o. human life cause ~ sexp-
al dtseases rnd the csc.ltiobs pra upon The
unfortuna.e victims Of diseste, By Qnscas seV-
eYal year. ago d -cied it- tnnsUliiBs ieeca o.
charitable Ct worthy Of cir Lsme. N open Q 6is-
penssiy tor the treAmeEt OF thu cisss ~ d esses
IN eli tter FORMS and TO give me1b<e advice gratts
condition, fsge, oocppstn habits % iise Ae1 ara
Il eas- ofextrerns poverty 10 frrnb medicins n.
q: ~ rg- II Ia neeii's % T. add that the aAsoe.atinn
c,r.1sn,s the hiaf est meticai ski u the sse spA
The festcsS q ss-Ss iation. In th.H re-
port Gpoa the .rAtm sht o. r-Hual 81 yases ezppets
IL htte.t .asisfa to' With the spc.ess which hiss
stt~04' d the ators u ..,r srrTons In ih' q
sprrMsstosS AGes. ssmLal - ~ nsss nos,f a. skss,
syphs. the vice 81 naht sslf abuse, diseases
Of the lido. ~ AMI klAd6es. &c. and stsr coGtln-
nance q fne same plan o. Toe snsuins year.
The Directors. revi.~ Of the psst, sesj asssss1
that their lsboTs Ia this sItere ~ bsn soisue e0oS
0ase been OF graf ten~nt 70 The sfrtf. esprclAIy
70 the youns and they have Iese we'd 70 revoAo hen.
selves, with seal 10 this very impsstaAs 81
mach despised cause.
nal wesk aess the vie OF OnsLisnD, msstusbaeso ar
selfebuse and other disess@s ~ the sexual esssas,
b. tie cor suI:tpe suTseon sili b rnt b. msl (s
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