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Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BeneUOiem Institution established By spec
iqt EHd0TneRt, for The Relief Of The Sick
and Distressed, afflicted ,cith EiruleRt and
Epidemic Diseases.
vNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
view OF the awful destruction of hu-
nan life caused 10y Sexual diseases, and the
receptions practiced upon the unfortunate
victims OF such diseases by Quacks. several
years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon, As a CHARITABLE Acr worthy of their
name, TO open n Dispensary for the treat
ment of this class of diseases, in all their
forms, and TO give MEDICAL. ADVICE GRATIS
to all who apply by letter, with description
of their condition, (age. occupation. habits
of life, etc. and in case Of extreme poverty,
To FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t
Is needless 10 add rhat the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill of The age,
and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexu-
al Diseases, express the highest satisfaction
with the success which has attended the la
bors OF their Surgeons in the cure of Sper-
matorrhea, Seminal eakncss, Gonorrhpa
Glcet, Syphilis, the vice OF Onanism or Self
Abuse, Diseases OF the Kidneys and Blad-
Ter, etc, and order n continuance of the
me plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on n review of the past
feel assured that their labors in this sphere
of benevolent effort have been of great ben
eft to the afflicted, especially TO tho young.
and they have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very i'm
portant and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrh9a
or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism
Masturbation, or Self Abuse, and other dis
eases of the Sexual organs, by the Consult
ing Surgeon. will be sent 10y mail Gin sealed
nvelope), FREE or CHARGE, on receipt of
Two STAMPS for postage. Other reports and
Tracts on the nature and treatment of Sex
ual diseases, dict, etc. are constantly being
published for gratuitouS distribution, and
will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the
new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great
value.
Address, for Report or treatment. Dir. J.
SKrLLIN HoUGHrov. Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association. No. > South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary
ma a6lv
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30

Ev There are many troubles which
YOU can not cure by the Bible and the
Hymn Book, but which you can cure
by good Precipitation and breath
of fresh air.
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30

E- The Congregational General
Association of Illinois. on motion OF
Rev. w. w. Patton. of Chicago late
of Hartford, CT. J. lately voted that no
young man should receive aid from the
educational committe who is addicted
to the use of tobacco.
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30

Er Success is full Of promise till
men get it; and then it is last years
nest, from which the bird has flown.
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30

4 Ii those who are indebted 20 ne.
n will confer great favor BY calling
soon and settling the same. an n great
need of money; so come along, friends. ard
pay me what YOU owe
ma26 ELI HIATT.
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30
SHAVE AND BE DECENT!

Sylvester Buckner, a No. Barber,
OFFERS his services TO every body that
~ may desire any thing done in the line
of shaving, hair cutting, shampooning, or
any thing else in connection with his husi-
ness. Shop over Nef x Lucas's grocery.
Call np. gentlemen, only ave cents for an
easy, decent shave. fje2l
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30
JOY AND GEADNESS
Has been brought
TO NlNl HOMES AND FAMILIES.

Es3s Dcen brought
TO Mlli NOMES AND FAMILIES. !
SINCE the introduction of that WoRLD
- Renowned medicine, DR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM, in the Western Country.
and especially the past season-it has
brought health and happiness into more
families than any remedy upon record. The
question would naturally arise, why is this
Because il does, in all cases IN the shortest
time, arrest chllls, fever and ague i'm It's
worst form, and in all cases performs speedy
cure. Persons residing in malarious districts
using this Balsam occasionally during the
sickly season, need have no fears OF an at
tack OF asue. 1t is therefore highly recon-
mcnded as a sure preventive, If used in
small doses daily during that particular time
when this class Ofdseases prevail. For want
of space we can only offer few of the many
evidences in its favor.
Bucyrus, Ohio, Feb. 25, 1853.
DR.. Mann d Co., Gallon, O.-Gents: We
are at a loss TO find language sufficient TO
portray TO the public the great esteem i'm
which your Celebrated Ague Balsam is held
in this community. The fact is il never fails
to cure ague in its worst forms and We can
sell nothing else. Yours &C.,
HoLoBERr & TAILOR, Druggists
COrinth, Miss, Oct 90, ISIS.
MEssRs. :. X. Mann & Co.-Genfs:
Having procured supply Of your Ague
Ba.sam, aud testing il thoroughly in many
severe cases of long standing, where all the
popular remedies OF the day had failed. |
found IN all eases, your Balsam effected a
safe and speedy cure. IL j. just the mcdi-
cine We want here in the South.
Respectfully YOURS,
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist
Ner York, FEB. -, ls5s.
MrSsRs. :. X. MANx 4 Co.-Gents: |
have at our house in st. Louis, sold your
Ague Balsam some three wears, and have
carefully obsers ed its effects, and must in
candor say, do not believe il has an equal
in the history OF medicine; for. TO my per
sonal knowledge, IL cures permanently every
case, and | have known il used after all rem
edies had failed, with the same happy result.
! have no hesitation in prOnouncing il the
greatest discovery ever made in intermittent
remedies, and perfect triumph over chills.
fever and ague.
Respectfully. PRoF. o. ]. WooD.
s. X. Mann 4 Co, Proprietors, Gallon.
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
March 3, 1883.
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30

sold in this market; also, a full supply of
Salt, Lake Fish, Water Lime, &C., for which
we solicit orders, which we engage to fill at
lowest market prices. We will engage TO
sell Coal delivered at any point on the Lakes
at stipulated prices.
my 10 IslQ
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30
Sheriff'S Sale.

DY virtue of decree and execution to me
ID directed from the Randolph Circuit
Court, will expose to sale at the Court
House door, in Winchester, Randolph
County, Indiana, on the 18th day of July,
1859. between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
VI. aud O'Clock p. VI. of said day. the fol-
lowing real estate, situated in Randolph
county, Indiana, TO wit:
The south west quarter of section seven
a. in township twenty (20), north of range
thirteen (l3) east. containing one hundred
and twenty and 400 acres
Executed as the property of James Pursly,
n the suit of Thaddeus X Potter.
WM. VI. CAMPBELL,
June %, ls59-[fee 81. Sheriff II. c
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4 Benecoienf Institution established by spec
iqt Eadowment, for the Relief Of The Sick
and Distressed. afflicted ,oith Eirulent and
Endemic Diseases
Randolph County journal., 1859-06-30
Hardware Lime.
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS,
Hats, Caps and B0nnCts,

for the head must he covered as we'll as the
feet. A general assortment always on hand.
lie would call your especial attention to his
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REMARKS or MIR vALLAsnlcmAm,

or OHIO,
o. M Gror's 4a4ea8asat b he IRE Elas La,d Bgi II
as Haplat, Thpafgg, JaaHmy 20, As4a-
lEr GBow-s amendment was rs follows That fssm
and after the passage a this act public lad shall be
expGaei 70 sale bY pgeclatien VI the President unes
the saGe shall have been surveyed and the return % sueh
FHfgey daly hled 10 te anA office or ten years oIe
before snch sale,
Mr AVERY obtained The aoar but yielded to
Mr.. YAIA4ANDi6HAM, who sad Before i sahInit
motion that the committee do rise desire make
REMARK the sabiet which has y debated for the
last hoar voted twice against laying the ill referred
the table and though not quite satisfied with the
second section would have voted for its engrossent had
It not been for th amendment u the gentlean frcin
Pennsylvania kT. GRaE which c5nstitutes a.
sixth sectan / am Opposed to that amendment ald
therefore voted againat the engTossneht favor
81 the preemTtion system think it a uize policy Il
gees rett way though further than is lair towards
aufdiug protecen 10 large and valuable portion 81
tu.l settlers When however, SOU propose to extend
utiou ought general rule 70 b. s.,s ad not only
give % them the right Of gs .ptuD but for period
oi ten years proils sal the other citizens of the United
States whus tiAtproperty these puhc aas are t.iat
themselves actnd settlers aso, from euse.in into com
ptiiion ior their purchase in tkg pabc market y0u 20
further, la nay iuaggasas than justine, equality and
sound poiisg frnil You may he generous but yaa age
ant iHst
SiI. PHELPS, &c Minnesota ponli ask ghe gentle
man whether the pOvia he alluie to does not ali0w
land 10 be prelsls Al sll times dutu,t the years
1lr. NAI4ANhlGHAal- Ccrlalaly; but chat does NOT
m,t tie pli4rtioa vlieh urge AGAINST the amend
ueut
Mr PHELPS, II IuDessta. I wnhld irtaAs or the
gentleman siill iurther pheller = - his Constituents
anybody who drcs uase their home On tlc pubic
ia1dh, ctnnot go ala artiie htndrri and sixty
acres AMI ,assinft Il
arr NALLANDiGHAM. Again est.aiy Fnt this
anendin'nt i sentence q, gs sfht T. tie enjoyment u
olGaty, as retris t.ass Lsls except GA condition ~
under pRssA.y. You please oi eBeflion S,s an The
5T Z i.fa az
waid, empire takes ~ ooare steadily ia that
direti0n, and asrw Terriori,5 anil States A4a 81
gRat-ld t1ie afa-n,lulerit imposes a heavy hnrBsn
and uniast r,strieiian rf5a, ne citizens II the
Older States and l,4llg tHt lugc ionns te ia
f.rriufifs arA p,N Ntftes hanus nhhh th4y a.
rtt issd ingun.h d. this fai-ratolv aas ausl aaor
migratory -aple their pc5iatiin b aweilig rap-
ily eHolsh aIeady GtvinR u the pre- cmptur te sole
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nINNER PfgTIES will be- ffifnished to families
s3 and IS pr head, aey prefer, hr~t ca--
Frsh tr reeun 20 prriafe dnner - ion
aft tse u1aierats rharrc y fsr hl- slrvec--
Those tahle q marketing can have the best
tls taarkat tbetf buases ht cost rftres
sare dnhrs pat1 ~ bc city iT iho-e
-ls ay asre vuarany tsruhH better snper than
a ~ ty, m fha etv sataus per
&c sat TfER, zsz Psnnl av.
Fsc IA s,of.r bctuess ind
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rExAs LAND AGENCY.

AeCAETT BROWN, Aussin, Texas
csaaaI Lead ard Real Estais Agens5
wa laras snA PAS tlze bny caussn and u
seerytng pertaining gal iAd heferehos
1
VIII feUard address NHin we
rtae Faa and bcHt fat t-sHei) q hr Sni
asi izsc) a 400 realRg HAiicr fai
lna auHa satc the and improvements "a
hasure cofninerre manufactured tie 81 fNtia
asat ~ the eouniien ralrais
e 3, iuii4oyc cfncnis, kc tt tff 1e-NN
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NEW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber wonld
~ rcsp~uaf can ne snlpn badef. e ~ snlerog siesk
ofN Nni.ar ai ro-yea a ~hsr sxh sircf aid anal c
sstr ~ bn ai yrilw pse baras liapk uting paig,
pss lash Also, heu-sk ponras is-t and -caniihlg
Fiaga nvfsea - sSatine s fhe Va
fsfg q ssh hikors tsate psars weed chfrfys kr
ne ktsve aAnr ha- been srf1 VITA great care, and
WIN De- reasonable forms
HFFHI MoClGNB
De- 1a-sm foh strrrt ana Uanai
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RrFFALo ROBEs. BrFEAL0 RnREs- RrFFA
law and Land Agency, Washington.
80 YOVN2 S MILES,

DICHARD NJ YOUNG, farmer Commissioner of
the Gensra Land nfoc sna SAM ~ q. N1s
rsnia sp ieyiuranay and War a 1879 safg lnd
n tie pnrtrncxf haynE enicred sfiBeuh, wa
hefsnr ihsir aifeuus saoh busnea ~
eed ~ managerueu the Teg SIN
thr flaag the rorfcut
the snTFens cssri a t tbaed aatss a
lbe executive deyatttnepis governments
Once 10 $50 fenn~Ji ana
IN l8-es-1a sf
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ID II GILLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
hs bis rslenes franklin Row cornsr d a1s
Tielnh reets has aiienan principal
~ 50 oasss a ths unitea st-ies supraEos Court
gs--au
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nUST. AND FOAM or, Two Continents and Three
Oceans beng wanderngs ia MeHeo sui ibe
riaas Ass&&
ccrung Rc, and aepgracA
asas ilis Time olierts q special Interest
Here comes He been erainr BY h.ss
skipper day The saAa
ing Tecalatug Cahiorha hard Gp IN Australia ana
hate AZ lai % M bis stnry and the Hsery y wei o
FI aeserir touah rf are highly graGhic reader
eyerytg r. we're ai9ss with t E writer and iises .
ults him Oft n 8atfasere aSsessras
This IL sfrty. record years wsnas7ins
sat e globe q AZ aaasy s,tneiaaa gsnaas shs
IIc describes ssruesans voyages balls ass shpwrsrss sa
@ fan and ire aud Al N NATURAL giyae add great raea
Iaibrng sfgla.
tho rac his book i valuable record ef faeis The actr
lfreris.aes youpaf
fn tedious reflections uaoa grnmblng Botoa rosraaL
Eycly alsF.is arausaug hiue saa 4kreb az sser sn
bfaca iAe ua', q r laae from fsgela % Panan'a- Is
L8esoa EreaA.g Kyefax
trayeis-- Seiaar1 Daay iarataqg.
We have read volume hrough win nn interest constantly Ia
beAr-4s end, Upen Nhese a.
book r- late, really lively and csar
ifoh Personal kaoyleage We kpaw tA e aeaer ~at be la-
with great haeIsy Que read books
tties4aHa fsaiaa@aler
the Vie pnhiis 60
bqok oi adre eniiug fftbear8
rarsy story aterest = ah slh
thc aute asi ana Foam throws auns Bis asearrs ans
wubder- thai he le- iel iaie raIi csaf1dca
EfT1estdnz CkasraA
Also.
reelnh Il rnuthF Tananbs ysl lamo 81,
g1t 81
Fah edian Btar sweet poem By q Haast aarr of
Iiu0nb Lrters 4 l2na cenfs; a Ra 81 IS
elan "a fpss4lt Iie gIrnany BY go1nson
,at, I2mo 81 p.
For sale W BLANCHARD 4 MDFFUN,
Ian Garner FaRu avenue and I'm srerf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

tN0R RENT, either furnished or unf,irnisbed and
~ The 90 fs sssr psrod nay b=e corner ef
Hd rird tre oruIaa ue Congress
Hon M HAad uiaea senator lrus souih CAThaa l
qnfe "a nAFID HALL,
A., q .,rass
ENOR RENT.-Ihe Front Parlor, and Bed Room at
Il tlrbed- k3dWsl lsareace. Drug sare The nlsi
de-rail rooas M
paitnrus and wlrd ii0t rsas shird starr
an furnished. AFgay a. hlIlME11. a fAERFNIE.
NpF l0gt 4 aear lafb sirsst
fTNO LEf-The three-story brick house, No. 423
fnh street. bs1aeen 4 Ana q Eas bath Rent
ps-A- lDqHtre premises. Neg a0-u
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NTUflGE TO TRAA ElLEkS.--NEW AkiANGE-
IN MENF WITH GREAT " IsI1DFED SCffII
Dros DIRECT 10 ALL PARTS oF TiE South AND s0LliiwtsT
PuT0MkG STEAMERS AND ilCIaND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ET~afas daily lines fran Washington for the south
Southwest Beats leave thtir beThs sUt of 9th B
rtsSrpgers by tilr boat otasna
breakfast baara easaAt SAL a "a hours deNn the
kdaHlui fun giSN ~ Moant Vernon By the
evening 1y good Supper four hours
eeaiahe befths r,nia, RchaoDd
tte and Southwest
geRi southern mad being a
Loo lass rAilI4s than by other
HltkiRa connexions 10
ISarap, FErEEsuy FmGNA WEIBax
C ClAsaI-ASs c. AuGrsrAs GA AuslsasEHH
MaEulE AEx cIAAAs fs
Also connect IL RICHMOND va, the Danyie s9uiAsae virginia,
Tennessee, md EzstT Failrsais
Fugl THE SOUTHWEST To
T4nxiiie, tret9, Aaitnns
Chattanooga, ltailsvilef A"hpAss
LyRcAhurg, hn9Xrllr1 AllAntA1
NashIils JAnction, Montgomery,
AnaN NcNO Orleans.
For through further inton VI the ROUTE inqurr al
the uuthcn oas No. Pennsylvania door
east Hotel board the bts fot q oh street
GEO T. MATTlNLY,
August lily lckef Agent
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DEG leave 10 announce to the citizens Of Wash
they prepared 10 execute any orders
they may be favored with Ia the
PLUMBISG GAS, AND sTEANTITTING
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n North Wlere E'setrai exerienee has
spared tTaue 10 procure The very
best a. sSsrkmen.
We avte atbtGn d rHAyBEI1Es and other gHs
fixtures.
prices induce hope slare Vi pubic
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CEILING OFF SELLING 0FF4l
- BOOTS, SHOE AND EUBBERs
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LADIES Mlsses Ioaha, ana ChiaIeni A thr
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LADIES e Ianuactare an goods thereby possessing ba
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE win fallaWs.
Lave ~ O'Clock aud O'Clock
p IA.
waslgau p II oeok, q s. and o'eIoek,
D m
me THOMAS c0f1YEI roate opposite
Farel IS
whaey connecting with the Page and Cayer viii
aaFe CalaiI fennayyAnl avenue
be same dinet leaEe Alexandria,
June s--soa-a RICHARD wALLACE4 President.
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ITNIFORM WITH WOMAN's THOUGHTS. Z

4 UNIFORM WITH N0MAN'S y THOUGHTS ~
Jasf patisted. Csu1an
aa a Wansans Thoaehts About Women.
IFrum the iast lsBdoh eaiiesnl
rarely strag common sense ant an AZ
stYs aanaabiy
lbie Ynlame y
he hplg uded, AID hH author eHfea
q ber sisters r the candid sEFTs4s hon
sengaButs sutst neasHsariy
llao. cloth TudarM Haihehs 1haashts
Price sl For salc TAKINdf 4 NAURTz
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NTEW ARRANGEMENT.


GRfaF SOUTHWESTERN R0UTE ORANGE AND AIExANpRIA
RAILROAD
from WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Miszssfa. Louisiana, Arkansas, and TexAs.
Icknts ba 0tanea great Rail
feaasy sixth Washing
IAN the steam Ferry Boat Pe te Office
Inc Orange aud Alexandria ilAirs,sd, AeAlsafia,
fa rhm0n naaylle, I4nrburg ks0kRne naltDn,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Aashyie ianntseise GraHd Jauc-
u8n,M MeIaT,his, Montgomery New uflsans
Ry Rue aud Continuous Railway Connexions Msnls
AaraHg greater Expedition 6elne
shorter thai by ANY other
The ferry george
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JAMES A EVANS, AGENT
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TRAvELLERs DIREcToRY.

INROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALI PARTS
n 0F TIE wtST, SuUriWE-f, NoItIIIN f.sT-HALTI
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fir he 40 AIN from Washington and w.
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Ws messengers Belusre
rsaa viii aaareM Washington as follows
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N ~h the Freaerick aia take rhe 4o
F0K BAl rsl8KE AID THE EAST.
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W A. SMITH,
Gas Master y transportation isAamere