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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

The Ph5ladc,p phiG North American says:
"The Demuciags n Tennessr- write de-
-pondingiy iy to their friends here oi tine pr
p.c' in that STATE next Aagus'. They d.
ao, pretend 20 Chin lay o tue tormsr ma
loriiies IN 'hz CoHEr s-iensl district. aud
rea llv .car SIS . Ii en- Va ar nst st 5, /
.ng t. c,a.ess openly. The GHbsrustorja.
contest commenced IN M,pi,, sr] ths
State VII b. thor " hiy esavass I GpriHs
tie e.. Y thr.e months :"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

GTJudge Greenwood, of Arkansas, the
new Comm ssioner of Indian Affairs. is d
Georgian BY birth, and is close on half a
century as regards years A lawyer by pro-
fession, he, when young man. emigrated
to Arkansas, and has been successfully a
member OF the State Le2is laiurs, A Attorney-
General, Circu Judge, and Iastiy. Repre-
sentative in Co gees from 1853 . 1858 -
His ella IN 20 the fiji 80 10 which ne has Just
been appointed Is, that he served portio.
ot his Congressional career ss Cha rman oi
t. Cumut.tf,e on Indian Attairs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

March 81, 1859
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

AxorsEr AMERICAN SHOT tS NExIco-
Amang the prisoners tsken by Mramon
in the bat L. Of the CanSres. thu 9TH and
s.h instant" snys private fu bla ler'er,
wita which we have been kindly favored,
twas NJ Robt. O-kar u nEtivc-be-n Amer
lean citizen. H. did r. man, asking no
favor bat pencil To W Ie a last word 10 his
vie, which was refdsed him. when, Sneel-
ing down and pulling his cap over his face,
he ordered them t. fire. H. fell, pierced
with five balls. The order to kneel and cover
his face was designated as on indiguity.
Mr.. Oskar, as We are further informed, held
captains commission in Ampudia's army.
During the American occupation ten years
ago he held the cfIice of Collector Of Gus
toms at the port Of Tamp'co. He was mar
ricd To a Mexican lady OF great worth and
large family connections OF Vera Cruz. The
letter, which is eisned in cypher, to avoid
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
PERSONAL.

Tile V1IrerIampfoa Chronicle of July 20 states
that the case Of DIR. Humphreys (of whose short
oomings We gave an account from Toronto paper
the other dav has been before the Cheltenham Coun-
~ Court. II appeared by the statements made,
that Iii. affairs had been in the hands of trus-
tees for the last two years, when sum OF
money vas raised by his friends and ccmpo-
sition Of five shilirgs in the pound was effected.
The vho.e proceeds Of the Grammar School have
since been paid TO the trustees, who allowed DR. Hum
phreys 90 guineas per month but they found out that
he had again 60. into debt $4,000 in single year.
His whole cebs are scheduled al $40 600. Ii appears
that bill OF sale held by three of the creditors
under which the whole Of his property has been
swept of leaving his wife and children pennless, and
nothing for The other creditors. subscription in aid
of Mrs. Humphreys, who, with eight children, has
been 40 cruey deserted has been opened ii Cheltsn
ham, ard between $500 and Goo collected We
understand that DIR. Cummings, whose iaithless
spouse absorbed with DIR. Hu ppbreys, subscribed
f30O for the relief of Mrs Humphreys
The Rev. j. c. Gangooly, the somewhat famous
Brnbmiu preacher who was recently quite lion
amorg the yistors at Saratoga, was reidsed P'ace
At the tab,e OF the Glen House, on account of his
color, While ON vist to the White Mountains, the
other day. TIE Boston Transcript, which pub
Ishes commuD cation from the insui,ed anu ineehseu
Brahmn, says that he is about the color OF Tom Cor
win of Ohio ard Senator lIamin OF Maine, and does
not look 80 much like one of the African race as Sen
ator Pesrce Of Maryland
Attic recent CONNER cement of Franklin Marshall
College, at Lancaster, Pa, the honorary title OF
IL ID. was conferred on the Hon. Gideon j. Tucker,
Secreta,y If State for the State of New-iork.
Cyrus Prentiss, esq, gentleman prominently
COM co.ed w.h the earlier railroad enterprises Of
Ohio, died suddenly at his residence in Ravenna,
Ohio. on the 30th ult.
The Ntw.Yok k correspondent of Tie C6arfes'0"
Mercury says, that the SenOr o., whose approaching
nuptals were alluded 10 in The TRIBUNE last week, is
"no less person than Esteban st. Cruz ovieda OF
Cuba and the fair American is Miss Fanny Bartlett,
daughter Of Capt. Bartlett Of Maine late Of the L. s
Navy. The gentleman is Of the richest residents
of the suuDy sand, repuled TO be worth about - co.,
90. He owns two large sugar plantations, worked
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

MoRl TRAGIC SCENES ~ KEsTUcKr.-We were in
formed Yesterday thai difficulty occurred at the Blue
Lick pois on Monday, between two young meh, VII
liam Abbott and Delaney in which their fathers be-
with piece of lead pipe, which enrsged the Of
The latter that he drew large bowie knife and thrust
il twice through his breast the blade passing oat at
his back. Delaney died almost iDmediately, but
While he was breathing ais las the father " tue
youth snstched the knife from his sons hand and out
the dying face and head until he lost al human
sembstce. An eyewitness Gays the deceased liter
ally carved and cut to pieces.
j. W. Penroyer conductor Of the Louisville and
Frankfort Railroad, who was in town yesterday in
forms that be was passing through PArs In the
afternoon Of the election day be sa~s crowd running
and great excitement arnong the people and learned
that two men bad been shot, one fataly but he could
lot obtain names or particulars. Various localities II
Ke.tucky were the sctne Of fghts shooting, catsiss
end homicioes Is the election was one Of uousua sx
ci.ems1t 10 our sister State. tCa. keQsHe..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
STATE TKACHERS ASSOCIATION

Correspondence Of Tho NJ Y. Tribune.
PorSHKEEPsIE, Aug. B. 1859.
The State Teachers Association, in progress in
this good old city has already given rise TO much in
the way Of business and discussion that is interesting
to one at all curious in observing the workings Of ha
man ard woman (1j nature. The ordinary welcome 70
brother and sister teachers was ven Tuesday fore
noon In the afternoon the report Of Mr. Cruikshsak
from the Committee en- Incorporation, was discussed,
bet was aerward reoommtted in order 10 get at tho
a,tua law that was involved.
Among the proninen: features OF the second sessoe
Of Yesterday was q very decided cropping out o.
women rights sentimeLts and actions. A gentle
man rising to speak suddenly put TO silence ~
the President informing him that " MISS A. has tho
floor" This attempt u exercise the prercgative, how
ever. gave rise to not little fervid debate. Tho
question as 10 whether che should have the privileges
of mounting the restrain and reading her report
was finally passed in the a6rmatiye-the yeas being
not less hearty and far numerous thas the nays
The snbject of the essay-wbich the President de-
cided not properly report, as there had bcea no
Committee appoirted-was :" On allowing girls the
" sane opportunities for defamation and debate In
" the schools that are now extended to boys" This
called up the usual order of notions discussons and
personalities together with the composition OF another
Young lady, all OF which were at length successfully
laid On the table.
above the average Of masculine oratory, particularly
on the principle that force Of wW is leading element
in oy oyerpoweiing eloqueDce and furnished the spot
an in.tration tf Mr. Greenieafs remsrk that "thsre
are many women who ought to have beea mon" as
well as many men who are regular old Betties."
IL o'clock a. m.-The regular order OF business
this mcrni1g was interrupted by the intelligence, which
was announced, Of the death Of Horace Mann. This
event will cast shade of gloom over the entire frs
ernity of Teachers in NewYoik, especially n Massa-
cbuset's whose future bs has had 20 large an nstru-
mentality in sbapipg and over the friends Of educs-
ton and human rights oil throughthe country:
At the moment Of my present writing the kev. Dir.
Rolls of Greenbnsh Il delinestiLg the character Of
Arnold The Aodi Ieachsr, before crowded audience.
The Commencement gave promise Of able lecture.
Alike the subject and the occasion are appropriate u
he coupled with the memory Of Horace Mann, the
Teacher and the Statesman. n. q. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

The people Of Lesvenworh City and County
held mass convention on Saturday last to devns
ways and means by which money can be raised 70
building, at the earliest possible moment,
q railroad from that city 10 Fort Riley.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

The ULited States brigs Bainbridgs and Dolphin
were at Buenos Ayres, June g. The United States
steamer Metscomet ssilei on the 2lst for Parans.
having on board Capt. StedtInan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

lo.e of tb temperat1re were much greater in Winter
than in Summer and presested toerabiy regular &C.
res in the order Of morths, being the greatest IN De-
cember January and February aad the least In june
July and August This true for the changes from
one day TO the next and from the least to the greatest
pressure in each month"; Ouy part oil the gAies
which occurred were accompanied by notable changes
Of pressure. -, It,
The barometer stood lower during fall Of snow than
in clear weather, by 6looths Of an inch on the aT-
ersge.
the prevaer ce OF all WINDS but the W. NJ W. Vfuej
and n. y. w. ltTuel
The connection of pressure with the direction OF tue
wind ard with rs temperature was not very sa'iedrO
riJy derived from the observations, but the wnd oi
highest temperature seemed to correspond 10 the one
of highest pressure, the hottest WIND being from
n E. f. true), and the greatest pressure with the
Prof. A. ID. BAoHE Of the Coast Survey, presented
an abstract Of the principal results OF the OF
the obsery a ,ns for direction and force of the wind
Van Rensselaer, Harbor, North Greenland, second
Crinpell Expedition under the command OF DIR. T..
X Kane, u. 5. N, IN 1853 "A and 3D. from reduction
ard discussion, by Charles a Schot, Assistant Coast
Surveyor.
These formed part Of the same observ vatons by Dr.
Kane at Van Rer sseser arbor discussed in the paper
on Temperatures, and extended over parts OF two
wears 1853 ard sJ and the whole Of 1874, the obser
vsiiOr being made hourly: Ihe entire paper VIII be
published in the Smithsonian Contributions to Know
ledge.
Prof p. stated in detail the mode of observing and
Of cscussing the results the discussion including the
resulting direction and force OF the wind as ven a. tne
quantity Of air in motion passing over the place OF OBJ
The mean direction referred to the true meridian 10
the Winter months was f.. q N; for the Spring,
E. 81 S. for the Sumner, L. 81 s., and for the Au-
tuun T.. & S.. for the whole year. f. J. s. June was
tie civ month during wtch the mean direction wes
10 the westward of south.
The average rs;e Of motion of the wrd or t1s year
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

Mr.. Earnest Jones brough. an action for damages
against Mr. G. w. NJ. Reynolds, charged with print
ing a series of lbels impugnins the political and
moral honesty of Mr. Jones The action was
tired in the Court OF Queens Bench, and was
chiefly interesting account of the light the evil
dencc threw upon the biography Of Mr.. Jones The
son of Major Jones of the 18th uSars aud equerry to
the late King OF Hanover, M. Earnest Jones came
from Hanover to England a. nineteen years OF age,
studied for the bar espoused the Chartst cause was
imprisoned for seditous speech in 1878, and finally
became the advocate Of the union Of the Chartisis
ard middle classes-a proceeding which reused the
indi.ra alton Of Mr.. Reynolds, and led him TO write
Hbels. One OF the charges corrup. use OF money
raised for public purposes. NJ. jones said and he
was not contradioted-" am heavily out of pocket
by nv advocacy of the Chartist movement. | never
received fa,thipg during the fourteen years, in the
vay of salary. l received a watch and chain, and
urcp one occasion testimonial Of ia guineas. lG
adve eating union of the Cbartists with the middle
olasses, Tad 10 pecuniary interest. 1t WAS at The
suggestion Of the Chartist body TIA; Joined NJ.
lIerbcr, Ingram in tie formation Q: the State Reform
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
xe;5,ais.i&srasGr's SAKE.

pticr i hereby given, thu ncrSulnt To an or
der and decree al the Carroll Court of Common
Pleas. NJ in" September term thereof, y. ID. lc39
~ tie Court House door in Plymouth. ON saturday
the FL DIV of Drcemb"r, \. u. l-59. between the
hours 81 o'clock \. " and 1 o'clock p. VI. oi
said dlv. VIII sell 1t public out cry. the fpllwine
described real c~tatc. situated in the county OF
II ,rShiil. in the State OF Indiana. to-wi:
The Lot or South half ~ of the Southeast
frtcronsl quarter - rf section number twenty
four f2l j. E,St Of .he Ni,,i",u Road. in the In
dim land-. containing seventy one and - 100
acres m pr or l"s,-lein.s the real cstttc of Cor
ncliu-. William. late of Carroll County, deceased.
TERM OF SAIE:-Dncthird cash in hand,
third in nine mo:;tlS anil the residue in cish.
teen months from dry o: sale the purchaser giving
hiSnptcs for deferred payments with mortgage
security on the premises.
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, Aim.
Er,~S G0Urp. Attys.
Oct. - lSJ1-lltl.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
&f,rTifs-s safe.

b vir-rre 81 & pmriS-ian II ,nc directed from
the ERIK ofthe VI ,r-ht Circuit court. will off
for silc a tlse w drcc's Al the court House door
in tho .DSn % Plymouth Nlrstill Cbuntv lnl;ana
on : rrurlv tie l2th dsv al Nov'r. l~.19 brtwc"n
the hnnrs Of , o'clock =. m. AMI O'Clock n. ~. of
si dlv tlla f9llo;nr Described real estate situate
in Mlrsha'l County Iniiln1. to wit: The south hill
Of tho west huff of rlIe ia east quart"r Of soc
tf,t .hrte three 81 f,sn thirty five - nth of
,-rsqe ore east. contnnin.; forty acres more ni
Ie>. 4 WED up9n 4 the prnr"rtv OF John w.
7ts iffIsq.s - ftvOr offs v'vrS-er VI 'rtin.
qit real -, 10 be S1l withou: regard to valua-
sion at aRT-sisilent ltw-.
IfSue .I.id profits viii not sell for sum
srifcicMt t.. s..i-f, sill II .ncnt interest. costs
1nt .sz.yihe est. 7 will III the SINE ti'ic and
,IIlee ef.r ferste ;se fee simple IN anl :ors id
real e>',fe - u,urh tiiercoias maybe necessary
TO satisfy sti den i'sh'.
ON BARNa ARD, Sheriff.
oct 27-llt]S2 -
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
AN ORDINANCE.
Relative to building and repairing
certain Side walks therein men


BE lit ordained by the President an. Trustees of
the corporate town OF Plymouth, that the side
walk on the north side OF Caro- street, between
Michigan street and Water street, be Strengthened
and property rcpdired; and that the owners of lots
numbered four and one hundred and hltv-SIx, be
required to strAghtcn and properly repair said
walk within thirty DAYS from the time of publica-
ton OF this ordinances;
Al o that the of lots on the north
side of, ami fronting upon Taylor It Get in Wcstcr-
vets addition 10 the Town OF Pl.mou,h he and
they are hereby required within thirty DAYS 20 raise
to within six inches OF hlgc water marx and build
or repair the side walk on the norh side OF said
Taylor street. maxim. the same 1 feet wide in
front of each lot between Water street in the town
OF Plymouth and Yellow River
And BE- Il further Crdaintd That side walks be
Laid ami property repaired ~ follows, to-nit:
On the east end of lotno. 81 four feet wide
On the east end of the north half of lot - feet
wide
On the west end of lots no. 50, 81 & and A. four
feet wide
On the west end of the Forth half of lot no &C. four
feet wide
On the west end of the west % feet of lot no AZ,
four feet wide.
On The east side of lots nos. g. and 10, four feet
wide
On the east side ofthc south halt of lot no a. four
feet wide
On the east end of,,c south h,lf cf 10: no. 10 four
feet wide.
On the cist end the north half oflot no. sc, four
feet wide
On the side of ont lot sc, four feet wide
above hi.h water mlrk
On the north end OF lots 60 and l63, six feet wide,
with ) strin.ers.
Or the south sid of the east half of lot no. g. six
fee; wide. with three stringcrs.
On the south side ofthc - feet OF 10; no A.,
six Feet vide. witli3 stingcrS.
On the end of the north half Of lot no. 80 ten
feet wide, with StrIugers.
Onihe east end OF lots no. 81 and 81 ten feet wide,
with 3 stringcrs.
On the east enl of lot no 90 four feet wide
Tn the east end OF lot III. four feet wide
Also on the east end ,flots l. snd 3. in Whcclcr's
addition To the town of Plymouth, four feet wide
and above high water mark.
And the several owncrs of the aforesaid lots are
respectively hereby required to complete the same
as above specified. within thirty da, from the pub
lication OF this orIi, ancc
Aud be IL further Ordained. That the Mlrsha
proceed To lay down wood cross walk across W. ter
street on the north side of CAIRO street: and e is
hereby made the dut, of the Street Commissioner
to see side walks. and cro<s walks above described
are properly constructed according to the provisions
OF fhis, and of other ordinances now in force.
JBN KLlNGER Pres't.
Attest: J G. OSBORNE, OK pro- TEN
nor ,, Is59--l2t,.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
Sheriff. sale.

2y virtue OF Comh,i<si.,n issued from tbs
Marshall ComInOn Pleas Court. aid la me direct
e wh! offer for sale. the Law directs. she
court house door III the town Of Hymrith. County
of Mtr-lii. and State Of lnAatt. ti,c 9Th dav
Of Move mber $50 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
il IN. and o'eleck IN Of ssd day. the rents and
profits for exceeding srv,-rI teat- Of IN
following real estate. ia said Marshall County
State Of Indiana. TO W.T.:
The North r -, quarter, Of the North West
Hra'ter Of section Ii) thirteen. in Township ga
thlrty-two. North &c Rance q oae. Epst Levied
upon a. the f~oPerfy Of William r.. Wickizrr To
son.
II such rents and profits will not sell for 4 sum
sufficient to satisfy said judgement interest. costs
and accruing cots, viii NJ the same time and
place Offer for sale The fec simple I'm and for said
real estate or 40 much thereof rs nay be necessa-
~ to satisfy said dcmands
o. VI. BARNARD, Sb'T NC.
Oct. 2t-i0t3S256
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
Especial Correspondence Of the Missouri Dem
Horrible Massacre By the In
dians And MOrmOnS---Other
Interesting items.
CAup ELoQE. October IL. 1869.

CAMP ELoQE. October IL. 1859.
Your spnnlent has determined up
on departing from his post. and will leave
II . few DAYS Tor San FfeanciSco ria Los
Ar@loes ana the scene Of the Mountain
Meadow massacre The snow-cappe1 ill
that surround our camp have warned me-
that the ri.rrlnr blast Of winter are upon
as. and that it | do rot GO at once | will
sand very poor chance OF getting awav
Times are very dali here. and there Is
every prospect Of II .hter ahea Since he
first Of the mGrth over two hundred persons
have LIT f,r The Sa'es. The Indians ON
The northern California route ara still en-
oa,eI in mqSsarr~i1g the emi..ran's.-
Thee i M douht but these Indians ara
allied and abet'ed by M"rmouS. There i
at his inc in camp n parry that effected
th..ir csc .pe after her friends IN th6 num-
bar If fwen,v-threc hal brrn m1ssacrcl.
These roaple have given a s'a'emann To
Jn.Ioe Erklrs. under oath an1e state hat
~. ,,rer.er n,rtinr nf th"ir fes of
white ne panied. like 1nlitns. Some
the a.roci'ies pnrn-.ra'cl surpasS all bn
llrt Owe chill ab0ri tour v'arS ~ ara nal
bo'h it. ler= oh 81. all waS compelled ~
wa K UNION tho subs n tln presence of is
Il tpnix.l fno.hnr S-veral of lie woman
wore rayi~e al 'hrn KILL. On" womnn
WIS r4vishaI havin9 b,'h her !a.rs aud
arms brok IN; others hal their rn.rils rip
ped ont.
4 company of soldiers worc"ir nursuif.
a. Ia sfrra6 hopes Of being abe 70 come
up - sava1eS.
BIZ IIiekmqn's Dari'n hand sill ccniin
ueS To sc,ur Sui Lake CITY
4 Young mar hv the name Of Clay Llll
81 4 man bv the name of FnufS on last sun
dav wr~k a, CAM. an1 was arrested AMI
place,l un'ler Guard. but was rescued
few nights since.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
MOTTO =
To the Tax Payers of Marshall
cunt Y

TIE following taxes have been levied Cor the
wear 1889, and will be PAYABLE Between the 10th
,lsv of October, E>5), and the 81 Monday of March
1861. viz:
State tux on each 500, - cents AMI - cents on
each Poll. School tx ON each Sl91, 10 cents. and
on each 5l.ts, ON each Pol; Sinking Fund tax
on each l90. bets County tax each 500, :.5ctS,
and 5-ts on each Poll
/ The several townships hue l"yiei ne ',)xin
taxes fnrrach 800 valu ,tion ofproper.v:
UNION Township For township purposes Sets
800; special school bets each 10 dollars,
and 23ctS on each Poll.
CENTER Town~hp-For township purposes .lctS
on each no dollars Especial school Gets on each
100 dollars; special rold 5ctS on each 10 dollars
and | 4 cts per acre of land
/ GREEN TownShip.-fnr township purposes
Bets on each 100 dollars and 25cS each poll, Spc-
cial school 0ctS each Ia dollars 15cts on each
poll Sprca read | 2ctc per acre land.
1 BOURBON Town~hp-For township pour
poses 5cts each -, dollars; special school 1cts
on each 100 dollars 25cs caci, poll; special read
34ctS IN each acre land.
! TIPPECANOE Township --Fortownship rur-
poses Sets each lOi dollars spcciIi school lDcts
ON each lGn dollars AMI 25cts each poll; special
road '-icts per acre lind
/ GERMAN Town~hir- For township purposes
rcS on each lo9 dolIrs special school l0ttSon the
hundred dull,rs; special road l5c,S the hundred
dollars and 3 lets per acre land.
NORTH Townshp For township nnrno.c.
lets on the hundred dollars; special school i~ts
on the hundred doll rS, and 5octs pcrdoIls; sncca
road 2-lcts per acre land
POLK 1ownship.-Fo" township PURPOSES :, =
on the humid rd dollars; special sch ,ol lac- on the
hundred dollars; special road "a per acre land.
WEST Township FOR township purposes lets
on the hundred dollars snccia school l9ciS on the
hundred dollars and 5lrts per poll, special road
..-ict~ per oi land.
WALNUT TownShir.---For township purnoscs
Scts on the hundred dollars AMI 25cis on each poll:
special school lnct~ the hundred dollars and
25cts per poll; spccalroad 2ctS per acre of land.
IanG and Town lot delinquent for taxes oi IS5S.
or former wears. will he spld ON the first Monday
of January, ls,l, ifnot previously paid.
will attend in person orhv deputy M the usual
places of holding elections IN each township for
the purpose at receiving taxes at the times herein
specified. to.wit:
Tippccanoe township Friday. Novemborl, $50.
Bourbon township. saturday, 5c
Union township. Monday d"
Green township Tuesday g
Walnut township, W cdneday
German township Thursday ID
North township, Friday IL
West township. Saturday =" IL
Polk township Monday II
And at my office in Plymouth thereafter where
may be found at all times according 10 law.
NH. OGLESBEE, I. VI. c.
2es;n
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

fi1h - ~ ~ = - - l''''N "'N
Diseases.
r ME HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
! the aw:Ilul destruction of hu.,mn l;te caused
bv Sexual diseases, SIEVE. al years @odirccted their
CnncTlting SugrcOn 10 omen "A psrcn>ary for the
treatment of this class at diseases. in al their forms
and 70 rive MEDICAD ADVICE GRATIS To all
who apply by letter. with description oi their con
diton lage. 0ccupaion habits of lie &c :. and, in
case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of the Association. In their late
Annual Report express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended The aborS of their
Surgeons in the cure oi 1nermrtOrrhu,a Seminal
Weakness, GonorrhTa. elect, Syphilis. the vice of
Onani>m or Self Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder. &c, and order Il continuance OF the
same piE FOR the ensuing year.
Anadmirlbe Report on Spermatorrh0a Seminal
Weakness, the vice of OntniSm. VI isturbation or
Self Abuse. and other diseases OF lie Sexual or
cans. nv the Consulting Surgeon. will be sent by
mail Una scllcsl envelope. FE ZEE OF CHARGE,
on RECEIPT TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address. for Report ~ treatment. J. SklILIN
HOUGHToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard A>socia-
ton, No. , South Ninth Street, PhIladelphi, Pa.