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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE ALBEMARLE la i FOR
y SALE.-My business engagement ~ h' 'iiy
ot Richmond being Of such n character II, I" u.
gure my undivided attention, propose - -cii, At
public auction. The 10Th day ~ Decs"t'' l'S',
ul,nn the premises the beautiful ard valuable
estate known as ALTA VISTA, lying upon ihe
southeastern .lope Of the Green Mountain, rrie-
Lr.ted A. the red land district. in the county Of
All, marie, containing ONE THOU SAND A :.
Their, ! upon the FARM large, h"r"srne
- RESIDENCE, upon Nh elevated situation,
"a anl handsomely improved and decorated ahd
overlooking the entire farm and surrounding eouh-
Try. greater portion OF the land i ~ m m
proving condition, with some one hundred a"d siA
" acres well set in clover timothy and evergreen
grass All the necessary out-houscs, tobacco
houses. aud largo new barn, are upon the place
There are about one hundred acres cr,ch hats.
The upiands lie we'll, with the best exposure
ALTA VISTA ~ about hve miles from the taiAi,
and the distance from the Alexandra ahd
L,n,hhurg Railroad. A further description y
deemed unnecessary, "a persons wishing 10 P"r'
chase a delightful and valuable homestead. on
eas terms, are invited visit the place before the
day 81 sale.
Immediately after the sale If the land al the
STOCK, GRAIN, and FARMING lMPLE
MHNI>, will 10 sold.
~ the payment of n small proportion 81 tie
purchase money IN hand, long credit viii J., EtE,u
uu the remainder. MY OSorrcor VIII SHOW the liim
H. any one wishing TO 500 it. ANY further par
riculars eau be had by addressing me AT Richmond,
Virginia. NJ. :. CRoCkllI
Abcmarle Co., nov l4-eolm
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL ABLE
~ FAlQuIER LAND.-By virtue . 4 u"rroe
ut rh. Circuit Court of Fauquicr County, mate ~
the cause Of fitzhugh Henry and othcrs, |
vii! otter Tor sale nj public auction. on the p''m
.,s. 90 Nutwdug. me Eth day Of D,cemb'r, ls.".
"A valuable TRACT OF LAND, III tauqurr
County. containing about THREE III Abhip
and seq ENVY FIVE ACRES. Sand limo r
about :lA miles east of Worr,nton, and ttaro
ru,. Il, III The Wauenton Branch Railroad III
t,iulug til. lands Of llowison Hooe, Robert T'mr-
kins aud others. is well wooded and wutcrcd. -.
TERMS % SALE The purchaser is,o pay down
ten per ccutum ul the purchase in cash, aud exc.
cute hls three -, eral bonds, with approved I"r-
$, na security IN >qual amounts, at sIN, twelve,
aud eighteen months thereafter. with interest rom
III, day Of salcthe title 10 be retained untll tho
Inst ir,rameut paid. and the 1tposite TO be- inr.
leitci il the purchaser shall fail 10 complete ms
purchase On the continuation Of the sale.
EpW. L. FlTZHUGH, COMMISSIONED
rni -rrl> Warrenton Wblg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

FRIENDS QuAEIERM NETTING commenced
in this place on Saturday last, and closed
Yesterday During the meeting number
OF very rl"luen; and impressive sermons
we're delivered by Sam'l. NJ Jnuney, Miriam
Gorer. Louisa Steers, Chalkiey Chilling nam,
and BENJAMIN nullowel There was very
large attendance Of Friends, and the meet
ngs, especially on Sunday, were very IN
terrStlng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
EDWARD B. SMITH, n. A., Principal
A. MAGILL SMITH, II. A.

The third session of my School, lhitherto located
in Albemare county, will begin on the fr.t Of
September next. The new location IL easily &c
crs.ible from all parts Of the country, being within
n short walk Of Culpepcr depot, on the Orange ana
Alexandria Railroad three hours ride from Alex
anaria All The usual subjects will be taught
Holding the degree Of Master Of Arts Of Ii. Uni
yel.lty Of Virginia having taught for two years in
that institution, ~ an Assistant Instructor, and
having had besides, several years experience in
teaching and conducting my School, ! feel enabled
10 promise thorough instruction 10 every branch.
NJ assistant is also Master Of Arts OF the tn
vcrsty, and has taught for some years, with great
efficiency and success.
TrKxs For board and tuition for each half
SESSION Of i've mouths, Sl25-ovorything furnish
ed but lights. Payment required in advance.
For catalogues, containing further inform ''i"n,
recommendations. &c., address me, st Culpeper Z.
H.. Va. EDWARD Is. SMITH, VI. A.
Reference is made to The Faculty Of the Tn
versty Of Virginia; Rev. John A. Broadus Rev.
H. X. Meade, Charlottesville, Virginia; Octayu
Cohen. John Richardson, esqrs., Savannah, ga
DR.. Wm ". Roper Bowling Green, Caroline e.,
Va Prot. VIM. j. Martin, Chapel Hill, \. 4.
Hon. Edmund Martin. Greenfield, 3. T.; George
Riyts. T X. Dew. esqrs.. Albsmarle, Va l.. J..
Walker ). Mason, eslrs, Richmond, Texas; Jn..
Woodhouse Thomas W. Brockenbrough, es4r-,
Richmond, Va; DR.. Lloyd WarGeld, Lexingt"r.
Kentucky. &c. Culpeper CO., ic l7--wti
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I ] ! IT INHI HIUII"'IV
Warrcnton Wbig.

4 ,UMMlSSlONEk'S SALE.--By virtue ot
~ drcrcr 81 the Circuit Court tor the county u
FAIRFAX IN the ease "f I. A. BremiS Co., AMI
others against feliA Richards, pronounced at u"
November term 1859 Of the said Court, ] shall
sci. NJ publ, auction, 10 the highest bidder, nt
Fairfax court House, on Monday, the l9h d"y -
D,cs,rbrr merit. that being Court day. small
tract OF LAND in said county, adjoining "m. J.
via, Grv AuIi. ami others, at three Mile run n
the Little River Turnpike Road, containlI 1 IWEN
r. SiA ACRES AND FIFTY SEVEN POLLS
and within about three miles Of Alex.ndria.
TERMS ~ S,LE.--One tenth Of the purchase mo-
ney 10 br Inid IN hand, the residue upon credit y
H. II and Is months. with interest from the iat -
SALE the tile Ia tho land TO be retained, and tbs
land liable /" be- r,soi upon the failure OF the ui
chaser 10 make either Of the deferred pay mrnt.
Sale 10 take place between II and o'clo"k.
THOMAS X. LOVE,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

PASSENGERS EY Tur MnrNr VERNON
The steamer Mnunt Vernon, Smith, from
New York. arrived mt this port, yesterday.
She brought large freight, and the follow
lug passengers: Miss K. Callan, Miss NJ.
Congdon. p. j. Thomas aud lady. ". W.
Harper, Richard Kirkland, }. G. k"ndruf,
VIM. llinck Miss Annie Smith, Miss NJ.
Close. Miss Odcll. Charles Anderson, and
james Banks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
PIE AK FAMILY
SWISS BELL Rim G z Il S

After having played successful! engagements IN
pbil,I,lrhia aud Baltimore. this popular Troupe
hay three III nights previous {" opening al Wash
iu.tun. aud respectfully announce
ENTERTAINMENTS
~ above OH which occasion they III 10 assisted hy
MISS JULIA A. PEAkE.
The great american tiAspl>t,
MISS FANNIE
With her splendid staff of - SILVER BELLS,
GUSrANE KAUFMAN
Solo Vi,linisi and Pianist from the Academy 81
Music, " y, with
MASTER EDDIE aud IA PETITE LlLETTE.
The Wonderful Pr"di.es.
Who recently appeared IN Baltimore before IN
audience 81 $500 Children. 1T tue Maryland In
stitulr.
~ TICKETS. Single Admission p cents.
plruurttr 3. cents. NJ bali price in the Even
ing. Children admitted IN the Afternoon tor one
lime each
i:,- Door. open at : aud o'clock. Commence
,t AMI Il nclnrk. nos !" "
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A L n A N A C .
1853.

gls,s>rH MONTH. sun Sun
NOVEMBER. rises. s.ts. Aoo" '.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

TINH + s..nnl session OF this School will begin
/ the first Wednesday Of October, 1858, ana close
Ia. third Wednesday If July, 1857. The design
of this school il thoroughly 10 prepare youths tor
the University OF Virginia. The Course ot Study
embrace rythiug that necessary to the degree
Of A. NJ, at our University.
Tn. school j. located IN the mountains Of Eau.
,iirr, i rsi,n well known for its heaIthful climn,
and beautiful scenery. II j. two mile. south II
Markham station. on the Manassas dap Railroad,
AMI 80 miles from Alexandria
TtRus- S2.J, semi annually in advance, VIZ:
5 80 un the lst u October, and $llz.50 tho
Isl >! March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars apply TO the Principal at
Markham station, fauquier County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev j. +. McGuire, l.. II. ). Of Va.
Trustees Of CharlestoSn Academy, jefferson
County. Va.
Mctiuhc and Smith, Of tho University Of Virginia.
X. JAQUELIN AMBLER.
Pauuul-r County. ish I-sntf
OTICE.-The subscribers have formed 4 CO
IN PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of J. u. d,
X. n HiSTDN, for the purpose of manufacture
ing WOODEN GOODS, At Buckiand, Prince Will
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNToN, auckland, Va.
kOBT. II. HUNTON, Alexandra. Va.
iar eotf
DR. MCGUIRE,
nFFEkS his Professional services 10 tn. citi-
u u 80 Al.xa pArta al -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
New York Market.

y,s YoRx, Nov. 2l.-Flour has advanced &C.
"a. ohio $3.50 $3.50; Southern $3.50
40 Wheat il buoyant with a fair demand;
.,o,b,ro white ljO@ l5ac.; do. choice red l4oc.
,,,, !. duh and unchanged; new Southern vol
=, Pork is firm; mess Sl5.25. Lard is dull.
wb.sey !, dull al 2sc. Stocks are unchanged.
=. 4. gss NJ. e. Sls Money market steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

HAVANA. Nov. II The hrm feeling noticed OF
~, ~ the Havana Sugar market has since con-
Ipusl, and quotations are regarded rs one half
neal higher during the week. The inner qualities,
s,s,,.r are not in large demand at the improve.
meat. Ia, III the lower descriptions there is con,
adorable speculative feeling apparent. The stock.
s.,b a, Havana aud at Matanzas, Is diminishing.
bsn, now placed at $4,000 boxes. Froights TO
American ports rule dull, with declining tendeh-
~ The actual charters thai have recently been
,tsct,d ha,, been n 10 cents to 81 per box for
sugar, aud 81 10 s?l2! per hid for Molasses.
b,rhanre IN Northern ports of the United States
lu!! We quote On New York. Philadelphia, and
b4l,imur. short sight three 10 four per cent pre-
MUM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

At the Capitol, in Washington, prepare,
tions for the reception Of Congress at rs
.nmln.. session are nenrly cnmnletei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
SoinmlssioHeF VI Sd''-
Fairfax county nov lT--eotUeoly

DuBLlC SALE--Nill be sold nj the residence
/ Of John Thomas Smith, on WsdH,sd"g, rt
Esd in.t ii tar. If the next fair day, al tho
stock upon the premises, consisting oil ol good
WORK horses % head of highly improved sheep. -
,hoats, 1 good brood sows, Of superior hrSei,
! or good young mich coSs, yoke OF barge AMI
we'll broke oxen. and or 7 calyos, 25O 10 300 bar
rels OF corn tram the field, Or housed, may he
decided upon. Also, stack of oats, supposed 10
contain about 50 bushels.
All thu farming utensils. besides good drlil,
with guano attachment, aud now corn Sheilof',
will be offered
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing good stock arc
requested 10 he present.
TERMS Of SALE.--All purchases over $40, 1t
credit Of nine months will DO given, With inter
est from day Of SALE secured by the bomb 81 tho
purchasers, with approved personal securi'.
All purchases under $40, cash.
LEWIS MARSHALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

CmEGRrSln>E OysrERS.-Mr John !.
Price yesterday received II cargo OF Cherry
sroue OYSTER. which were delicious, ~ we
can testify, having been the recipient Of u
sample Every oyster was round as a clam,
and as Fat rs a lamb, and most esqulstely
Favored. The lovers of the biyalves will
know where /, call when they wish I" try
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
Fnuuuirr co.. nov I0--eotp Trustee

'INRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
i CASll.--1hc undersigned. acting under m
thority Of deed of trust executed by Thomas
". Turner on the 23d day Of May, 1886, tor The
bsneftol j. Z. Bayy and duly recorded III tho
Clerks Office Of Prince William County, will Of
fer Tor SALE tho highest bidder, on the promises.
an Bcin,sd"g. TIE 23,d dag Of Norcmber ncJt, =
I,r, i nat, he mer, Jair day thereafter, the tract
Of land upon which the said Thomas W. Turner
now resides known as "L0NG LEVEL" lying
about milcs from Haymarket, Prince William
County, Va, adjoining tho lands Of Robert Bcver
w. Robert Grsham and others, containing about
ITO ACRES. The improvements consist -
IRA comfortable DWELLING, and AL neressa.
.hIH. rs out buildings. The terms Of sale ara
cash THOMAS II. BOSWELL, Trustee.
Broad Run Station. VI. g. X. r., oct 20-e"ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

DIEDMUNT ACADEMY, CuLrEPER CorSrr,
/ VlRGislA,-A Bou,fing School for Boy', pre-
y ne Inirer.,tl II Erginia.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

Tur CONCERT or TUE WESLEY CHAPEL
CnoIR, takes place nj the Methodist Eplsc"-
pal Church, tomorrow evening. Family
tickets. where there arc three or more, can
be- had for - cents each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

FIRE Is WASmINoroN.--O Sunday morn.
Ing last, fire broke out, in the stable OF Mr.
Owning, in the rear Of a block of frame
buildings. Il square above the Northern Lib
critics Marke, House. Several OF the build
ings were destroyed. II is believed the fire
was accidental.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

By the Report Of the Cumberland Valley Rail
road Company Of sylvauia. for the year end
ing Isl October. 1881 there has been transported
over that Road il6.lU0 tbS., or .ns tons 81 2JOO
Ms, ii OYSTERS Of which Carlisle received go
800 Ms, ami Chnmbershurg jis, 1un Ms Mcchan-
icshurs Il2.2Ou t>. IL is presumed that these
OYSTER, arc mostly in cans. They must be very
fond Of Oysters il Pennsylvania, unless this is 4
through line 10 the West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

Wesley {. Simmons, member ot the
Armory Guard, Richmond, indicted for using
scditious language, has been sentenced t"
pay fine Of so and be imprisoned Tor 81
days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

Hunter Chapel, a neat house Of Divine wor-
shin, On the Virginia side "i the Potomac,
was formally Dedicated % Sunday. D's
courses were delivered Ly the Rev. u ". b.
Edwards, Rev Or. Ryan, and other ministers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

1nn SETS III VI HUBS. assorted, by D. 10
.UU II ny -.
25u var,l. extra LEATHER DUCK. 20 inch.
IOu wards ENAMELLED DICK, - inch.
2un 10 EXCELSIOR DRILL, ~ 10y 4 T.
% SPOhE~. extra. NJ. aud No. =. NJ prices
from -. - {" 81 per ,rt.
Just r.ccl,rihy JOHN X. ELNANS co,
Washington. uDS t--"2w iu9 Psnu. ave.
AyOTlCE--A meeting Of the members of the
IN SOl rHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY. viii hr held a; their Office IL ths city.
~ U,alng D,,,p,J.c Jh. n,,t, spr the election Df
Directors for The .u-uns three years, aud other
bu.inr.. ii Importance. 1 full Attendance is lie
sired. WI. WRIGHT. Secretary.
nnv lI-eotpcc3
rOAL oil. GREASE lou gror- Bidwslps
Y coal oil Grra,e, for 4 xles, Mill Tearing, &C.,
for sale b. nov IL J. \. HARPER 4 o..
~ VESSELS WANTED Tor Frederick sLurg,
dkty nov IA WI. Ii. FOWLb son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22

COL Crocklord informed " last Tuesday
that only seven miles Of track remain TO be
laid upon the Lynchh"rg Extension, which
could be finished in six or seven days. The
only delay in opening the road is that caused
by the bridge contractors, who have not
pushed ahead as>rapidly as the other com
tractors. The road vii undoubtedly hr Tin
iShed next month - Charlottesville .idr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
CARD TO LADIES.

THE hachish percie pills. fof females. The iuuori
4 ert ofthit reliable and safe remedy Tor fsmals com
plants woud respectfully call the attention oftho lade,
Of ths cusary TO 70, fseqF assured that IN this they
viii hnd sais and never falling edy for an dseai
arising from defangsd and disordorsd ly stem ruci
o. sick headache. palpnion Of The hoari, lownsst Of
spirits nervous Affections, Leucorrhsa, &c.
In removing forpaFes, or obiirucdonaofth The menaes
from whateveroauss, ,theyare iufallible The suppress
tiou, 20 common, ifspeodY ftleved, andthere vii be
no recurrence, u used accorinf % directions. They
especially adarffd 10 nkREfEb LABfbs, tof panic
ua see cifcaiafs b ound In each box with dirsc
uons)
Noas genuine without the signature Of Emile Mouton,
propneiof "a Rue 81. Houorsi Paris Massol& Laurie
mporieff.
Price st.75 per borg half boxes, IS cents. Sold b.
al respectable druggists In the Uaitsd statoi and Can
adas.
Mail Package, put up in oiogely sealed double ont
envelopes, ani having The appearance Of ordinary
letter, price ~ 90, sod only By general ageuts
n. ALBEE and Co, Cleveland o., who will send them
post paid theteeeip Of the price, and 10 whom an Or
defs must be addressed.
Sold by I. l., 81. John or Timn, o., who win slss
send them By maillo any addlsts thsrsoept oipres
ihFouah the Tim r. o.
Oct. isis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
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Worn by Kings or Emperors I!

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because Il iS the ornament Of God Himself provided
foT al ReudeF although the may bloom
ever brightly IN the glowing cheek, the eye ever
apaTkng. the teeth be those pearls n the head be.
reo ofiooyerng, the hair be snaTed and shrveled
harsh and dry OF worse sll fspTnked with gray,
lure will ose more than half hercharms Prof Woods
Hair Restorative IL used two OF three times a week,
win restore and permanently ali suoh
mont. Read the following and Judge. The writer Of
the dT'tisthe celebrated Pianist, ThalbeTgi
Dr.. lVooD- New York, Aprillo 1853.
Dear sir-PeTmit me TO e1prestio you the obliga.
ons am under for the entire restoration ofmy hair
t OFig gna color About the time OF my arrival In the
United States itwas rapidly becoming gray, but upon
the application ofyour "liaiT Restorative" Il
covered H. odginp hue. consider your Restorative
a very wonderful invention, quite eo a. well
agEsoah0. am, dear sir youTs truly, s., THALhUHa
UDBch al GuyHsdydet.@
Weloh Newspaper oice - Nastan g., April 70, 80.
Prof. O, J. WooDi-Uear sir-Some month or six
weeks ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative
and gave tomy wife, who concluded to Try Il on her
hair little thinking a. the time that Il would restore the
gray haiF is original color but 10 her well a. nv
surprise, amer few weeks yla il has performed that
wonderful sse, By turning all the Ersy haUs to dsk
brown, aithe aame time beautying nd the
hair, strongly nd the above Restorative 10
ell personsin want Of such change oftheif hair,
CHARLES CARDEW.
New York, July IS, 1857.
Prof q. WooB-Vvith eonddunee DO recommend
youF Hair Restorative, being the most eoaoious
tce oveTuaw, sihce using y0ur Hair Restorative my
hAif ana MhaAent which were almost white gradually
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II hNs also relieved Of all dandrud and unpleaiant
itching 80 common among persons who peTpFe freely.
3. G, hiLBY.
Prof WooD-About two years ago my hair oommsno.
% tslhng on and turulns greyi vas last becoming
bald, andhad iTied many remedies 20 effect con.
menoed using gonT Restorative In January ast few
applications fastened ny hair firmly. Il beran 70 an
~, groW out and tuned back former color black
At The tine y u iully N.osed 10 iis original color,
health sad apPealanse snd ckeeTully Tseommsdd iti
use 20 eli. ]. ID. HOES,
Chicago, an, May J, 1857.
The Restorative u pa up Ia bottles ofS sizes, vE-
large medium aud snail the small holds = plat, and
Ietaih for dollar per hOitei he mediuu holds
least twenty per cent more 10 propofiou tA the small
Ietaih iortwo doaIspeT bottle the aTge holds quart,
40 per canl more IN plopoIton, and lstails ioT %
d. y, WOOD 4 Co.. fIopneiorI, ~ broadway,
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ment,l and tlf MaFket street, 81. Iouit, Nc.
~ And cold b good DFuggis,a and Fancy Goods
Depleft. oot7 lTehQ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
now ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

Abenevoleui Institution established by special endow
men Tor the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Viruleni and Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemcs, u Is the object Of this nstitu.
tion TO establish Hospitals, topFovde Nurses, Phys.
clans Clothing, Food, Medicines, &c. for the sick and
destitute to take charge Of the orphans OF deceased par.
ents, and to minister every possible way the relief
Of the afflicted aud the health Of the public at large Il
Is the duty Of the Directors such times to visit per
ionay the infected Districts and to provide AID
means Of relief Numerous physicians, not actingmem.
her, ofthe Association, usually enroll their it,
books subject tC be called upon attend iti hosp tails
free or charge
In the absence OF Epidemics the Directors have au.
ihori1ed the Consulting surgeon to give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering under CHRONIC
rs Of arising from abuse Of the phys.
teal powers, NAL treatment, the effects OF drugs c &c.
NaTous reports and tracts the and treatment
ofChronie Diseases, by the Consulting Surgeon, have
been Published for grauous distributon and will be
sent rREg oF CHARGE 10 the afflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, Do GEoRGE r.
CALHous Consultiug surgeon, How "a Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Phladelphia,Pa. ny order
Of the Directors, Ezra ID. IlEARrwELL, Prest.
Csc. FAiRCHrLn, Secretary. tepi7.lT