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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

FL, IT S common observation there are more sufferers
HShlty, amSnK Americans, can be found T,on
any other civilized nation. The reason s oyinns
700 little exercise, and forget the wants Of the body
pursuits OF business all such cases 0Tlj
cen do little good is required inst
tenc and nyigorator Dr. HCstetter has given
10 the WORLD In his CELRBRAFKD "BrrrRas he NTeo,s o
Of the counting houses exhausted toll
the shoPboard and the Frustrated student Of the
lamp have found wonderful regenerator In the
ana prefer 1t to preentous but less enlca.
Sto9 nSaiGines But Il should forgotten that the
agent which s SO magical in it, influence upon frame
mercy aeottated, is equally powerful assisting
would not give It u trial? = va"
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
20 see advertisement in another column. oct1
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BUSINESS No1aTCFs

~ Farmers, professional men, business
men, all sorts of men, women and children, arc
interested in knowing that, as a family medi
clue, DR.. Todd's Anti-Bilious or Liver. Pills ara
superior to any in use. For diseased liver anJ
stomach they are indispensable! TRY them s...e
For sale by dealers. Il. II. Logan & Co.. and
Logan, List & Co., General. Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

AZ Eina.-We we're favored yesterday with
one Of the peculiar balmy zephyrs of this region,
which played the mischief with women's dress
Is and gents hats, and clicked up a terrible
dust" generally. Our sanctum is half filled
with the invading sands, " and we might easily
write this paragraph with our finger on any
Top Sheet" book cover, or piece of furniture
shout US.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

~! Stasona6te HIpt:-in view of the grad.
u1Iy lowering temperature of the weather, and
The putting up of chimneys and s.grates, house
ieepers should examine their defective chin.
asys or falling walls, that no fire may occur
from such neglect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

~ Tearing up q RAILROAD TrucE-Not like
they did in Erie once, but only for the purpose
b laying down new plank. The Hempfeld
pack on Main street, leading from the Balti-
7ore Depot, is receiving this attention, the old
ank having worn away so as to slightly inter<
apt the easy passage of vehicles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

~ Death from Fa11iag Doom Stairs
he day last week man named Robert Way,
accidentally fell down stairs, at the residence OF
1t. Lupton, near Malaga, Monroe Co., Ohio,
nl was instantly killed. He resided near
Athens, Ohio, and was on his way from Friends
Yearly Meeting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

"
The College EdIRce Ncst Penn Square is sufficiently
c9paeous to MEDIATE the Four Technical Schools
which form the Polytechnic College, viz:
The SCHOOL or MINES, designed to impart a thor
Oughy scientific and practical training Mine Engineer
Ing, AMI In the best methods OF determining the value OF
Mineral Lands, and of analysing and manufacturing Min
eral products
The SCHOOL,. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, in Which are
taught the most approved principles methods involved
In the construction of Roads Bridges, Buildings and Public
Works. and In the application of propeliing mower
The SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL WONDERING: where
In full courseIs given Mechanical Philosophy and the
principles Machinery the sources Of Mechanical powers
the Telegraph the location and construction Engines
Furnaces, FUuuGricS &c.
The SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY, in which students are
taught the principles of the Science practiced in
of STineralS, Soils, &c.
AKGilIrGCTUkE anil Typographical and Mechanical
DRAW lSG are included in the The Engineers
pass lRy IN the week in the Field, every student re-
ceiVGs Laboratory instruction.
The degree of Bachelor in Of the pro-
LESSONS aforesaid, is conferred public Commence
ment, he'll annually during the last week In June upon
successful students who have attended two years,
FIR sKvtSTH AHSCAL SESSION will begin on Monday Sep
TENDER 18Th 1859. f
Referee in Wheeling, j. B. Pom, ESQ.
For Catalogues and further Information, address
A. L KENNEDY M. D.,
Pres't. Of 6acutty, N0IyfccLHic CoUSge,
augl3-d-wed&TBt pffkI66kDhiU.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

% Altumn 5s,oels-NYe see at stated that
p'ny English ladies' wear autumn leaves as
HIsments' in preference to gold and tinsel.
Perhaps our ladies may profit by the sugges.
:. .5'' or follow, if they cannot understand, the
= .neap taste of the English nobility. Lay by
% =, diamonds, and the ornaments of gold within
, ssF Saskets,-fold up the tinscl floral shams,
-, ~ are not what they seem" nor seem what
s''y pretend,-let pnture introduce an autumn.
' 's Oh miiiinery,-let the forest and the grove
NE Golconda and the FL Dorado of fashion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

81 72eetriecl. Theatrical troupe that
erformed here a couple of nights last week, are
ow holding forth in Wellsburg, during the
air. The road to eminence in this profession
; hard one to travel in this part of the coun-
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

tsI- rea-About fifty barrels Of flour, con.
signed to List, Morrison Co, were saved yes
to-day from the sunken steamer Rosalie, to-
sether with lot of rags and other articles Of
freight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

E4y-zle remains of Joseph Downs, who died
on Tuesday last, in Washington, D. c., were
Terired at the Baltimore Depot yesterday
morning by the l. o. o. F. and conveyed to the
residence Of Mr.. John Donlon, on Fourth street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

ST.. Louis, Oct 13,-Lcavenwortn.-The Re-
publican State Convention at Topeka en- the
Robinson Tor Governor and j. P. Root for Lieut..
Governor. B. +. Conway was nominated for
Congress. Convention harmonious. Robinson,
who is also Governor elect under the Topeka
Constitution, was nominated on the first ballot.
The election for State officers takes place in
December.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

.g-Gone Up Agata.-Little Jack Allison, a
nor whisky cursed wretch, was found drunk
4 the street and sent to jail by Aid. McCourr-
neg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. l4.-The steamship Ono.
ker City arrived at Hampton Roads, at half past
seven o'clock Inst evening in tow of the steamer
State Of Georgia.
The following is Capt Shutlield's statement:
Inc engine was smashed when the steamer was
~ hours out from New York and IS miles S.
s. Il. OF Cape llatteras. After separating from
the Dumbarton on the Tth, the Quaker Civ
made her way northeast under canyass. At q
o'clock on the afternoon of the 18th, when she
was in lat. 36:56, long 1922, $50 miles from
New York, steamer bound sound pnssed with,
out noticing our signals Of distress or the firing
oil our guus,Falthough she was apparently near
enough for both. At 6:2OP NJ the schooner
Kingisher, Of New York, the name of whose
Capt. is unknown, bore away for US and with
the true characteristics of scamen, hailed us
and SAID she would stick by us till the last,
which was faithfully performed The brig Lena
OF Alexandria, VA, also answered our Signals
and laid by US until she was sent in search of ~
steamer. at o'clock in the evening, gale
from the North of great force struck the shin.
when she laid her head to the eastward. beha-
wing admirably for 4S hours. During this time
IT became necessary to hcavc overheard her
deck freight. AT noon on the llth the poIe
having abated, in lat. $500, long. 1922, She
was taken in tow by the Iingfslier, and aided
by her own sails succeeded in sailing 90 miles
westward, when at midnight, the State of Gcor-
gia run down and took Us in to~; being GO
miles northeast of Cape Henry. Capt. Shu.
feldt desires 10 publicly thank the Captains of
the Dumbarton, Kingttshcr, Lena, and State of
Georgia, for the prompt and cheerful manncrin
which their assistance was rendered, and with
out intending TO discriminate, wishes particu.
larly to express his gratitude to the Captain of
the Kngfshcr. lie is also grateful to The pas
Scngcrs Tor tlieii consideration towards himself
and crew, and for their perfect quiet aud cool>
ness during the accident
Signed, r. W. SmurELDr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-The steamship City of
Washing has arrived with Liverpool dates to
the 29th, received by telegraph to Queenstown.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday, Sept. 25th.-The es.
tmated sales Of cotton to>day are 5000 bales,
including 1000 bales for spectators and export.
ers. The market closed with quotations barely
maintained. Wheat steady. Corn declining
The provision market closes dull. Sugar IS
heavy.
LoNDoN MONEY MARKET, 2sth.-Consols closed
this afternoon at 5EaY53
LoNDoN NoNgY MARKET, Sept. 29.-The funds
closed yesterday without any movement of i'm
portance. Money was in moderate demand
llAy IRE COTTON MARKET, 2Tth Sept.-Ncw Or.
leans 1tes OrdiNaire 10Sf. l2c. Pricer easier,
but quotations unchanged The sales Of the
week have been 1900 bales. Breadstuffs are
advancing
The steamships North Briton, from Qnebcc,
and Jason, from New York, have arrived out
j; Inc political news ne is not important
The London Times in an article relative to
the San Juan difficulty, says that the seizure of
the Island originated in the audacity and ass
sumption that England would be afraid to
avenge, and remarks that it is time to put a
| stop to such notions
A dispatch from Zurich says that the Prince
Napoleon arrived there on Wednesday morning,
when separate conferences Immediately took
place between the French and Sardinian and
the French and AuStrian penipolentiaries
a dispatch from Paris speaks Of the activity
displayed by the French in fitting out the OK.
petition against China. 1t would be ready to
leave about the middle of November.
The Dictator of Modena has ordered 10000
Minnie rifles.
A dispatch from Naples says that the King
had left for the Roman territories with the pur.
pose of having an interview with the Pope.
The Paris Pays, a semi.oflicial Journal an
nonnces the arrival of the American Minister at
| IL I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14
l3Y TNIT1GD73,,

P1HIILApkLuuIA, Oct. lS-Flour sts SLOWLY to
Tor supernne; $iS5 for extra: SIS ror
s S family and fancy Corn Mes
red 9iJ sCI ~ per 100 lbs Wheat ARM G0OT bus
Soto az 9lIE9e rs, and 600 bus white al sG SS
rye IN demand; lGn bus at 90 for N W: S6 fo
ana Us Tor Delaware. Corn less active. mn bns
s@ dolf a. sSS Oats har advanced bus South
sOS ~ 49; SOOO bus California barley mali soIi 7c
t9rH-S0O lbs mess sold ut sl6@iG60 Hams II tSSIsiS
2SH. - s"'''sNS urn ut zIlSSs
aHw s Y0aK OF du 500 bales sold
E!our hFG; II ,ouo b0s sold; State $46Ua4II Whs,
1s 1C his 4SOe so bus sold white 42@ Corn buoyan
heavy at 81, 9ul5 $40 for mess and ain
urn at 29 Sugar firm. Spirits Turpcntine
rins SoSS1II Oct lsPour is without change IL
pand ~ prime red New Com was sold nj nj Ssr
t @ NJ ~, ia5r Quotations of market are steady
a. SOC. barley hTm; spring fall GGTO live fr NJ
WHISKY firm, with heavy sales 25c Proyision
ttSt' noIers eHhee more willingness at last Quota
lions Tor bacon no inquiry for pork over S4 SO
currency. - ''''t :" S0"1St'y o.
BiALTnMoRE, Oct IsFOur steady; Howard $5Qs1qx
run saies elo 0U bushels at 81 ,2Gl IS for white
S SoFR r e. Sso proysons steady bacon
tGio St'''i0i PFune $ll,'O. Whisky firm at zee FOL
O"'o:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

KALAMzoo, MIcH, Oct l8.-Tho National
Horse Show Exhibition yesterday was very
fine, some of the best horses in the Union being
on the ground. To day the exhibition was
somewhat interfercd with by the storm. The
citizens purse of $1,000 will be trotted for on
Saturday P. NJ, Flora Temple, Princess, Ike
Cook, and other celebrated horses competing
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LOSS OF IEEIA-

W IL
you call upon On. WISCHRLL, he will agree to insert n
tip top hrst.class set of TEETH tuL so closely res.n
bes nature as to defy detection On gold for I'M.
per set 49, CHraltte vucanizcd Rubber $ half set
$685. porcelain Plate 5u $25 for half set; silver nj other
ltae metals price reduced in proportion. Those wishing to
Ss IeseTes Of thUse reduced will please call be-
from that time, ~ W VIC Si1t ssu
Specimens Of every different style Teeth now in use
can ne seen at the Office, enabling any person not familiar
WIN the subject to Judge ut very correctly OF the nd
Vhtagss ana disadvantages which the different STYLES nos.
charge. $3.50 "-s1'O's s"EEa
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New BooIZs!= New Roolsi=

Just RECEIVED at j. c. oRRs, LOG Main street-Adam
q Bs'le l1ys Of the King (Tennysons Iast Frenchs
arOn T Ti a by Bayar TAYLOR
lIartly Norman; Bachelors Story; Recolectios Of The
Revolution; Book of the Chess Congress; Shelby Me-
morihl; Knitting Work, by Mrs. Parrgtcn; Recoections
OF Snnll Martin; Ten Years of PreacIert Life by Mel.
burn the Blind Preacher; Memoirs VGocq, by himself;
Henry St. John Gents My Sd ook Foster Brothers; TEN.
pest and Sgnshne breakfast Dinner Tea; Prcscotts
Works Also, general assortment of Juvenile Books
We have very large variety Of Stereoscopic Views
ranging price ncluding instrumen IS 800 per
SET Parties furnished with general 50 cts
$lNo per evening The largest assortment of
stationery ever brought to Wheeling, cspecrly retail
at cost to make room for Spring Stock. Give call and
sui yourself In anything you want in line.
sepsE8 No. lO6 MAIN ST., Wheeling, Va.
IINLuUR-50 bbls Extra Family Flour, Co
II So bbls Extra Sul,erRne Flour for sale by
sept2S SMITH 4 GORREj,T,
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New York, Oct ls.-Tho steamship Edin.
burg is reported below from Glasgow. Her
pated.
The steamship Star of the West, from Aspin-
wall with mails and treasure, thatielt San Fran
cisco on the goth ult, broke her shaft when one
day out from Aspinwall. She succeeded in
reaching Key West with one wheel, and will
probably get here on Sunday next
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I. o. o. a..

r r,eubers of Pamela Lodge No. 50 will meet ne the
ag on Friday morning ut o'clock to nav the last
Lac Of respect TO the remains Of deceased brother
ssr Of Sister Lodges and Encampments are respeet
ssrisyited to attend. i. F. BEELER, n, q. :
d l. BLIIS, Secy. sOctl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1s.-The steamship En-
pire City from Havana on the 9th inst, has
arrived $500, 900 in specie
Sugars had slightly improved in the HAVANA
market. There was also Improvement in
freight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

zANEsvlLE, Oct. 13.-Potwin, Rep Senator,
has a maj. in Perry county of 500; in the dis.
moving the county seat from New Lexington to
Somerset, is Sg5
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CONN ziSC or AL.
WHOLESALII MART5ET

4O441JEo6AlIGl
BRooNs-Ooumon $SIf
BUTTER-In kegs 9a91O
BuCEETS-Martetta $2@92, P5.
OnEEsE-Western Reserve 9991c;
OAHDLES-TaioW mould III din is: star az. sner,, 4O
TALLOW-1V@9l2. "a 80 1''t '
CoFERE-JaYa 1sc; Rio l2x91S.
$5uG. ''''' "''OVSSS''0' n . 1870; supernne
wusAT--l,1O@l,9O.
CORA-69.f,
OATS-S5
FEATHERs-40;8i5c,s scarce
EisHSha1 $l4; Herrngs S6: MacEerel Nc All tn 10
EFRs-iaccoon SOG18T6c. = : ' ~ ~ -
GlHsAHo-S5@4O
HH6r.cloyer ? ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
tlAE-LouisviIle1 so
sS16ss s7sTs oFIs3Rs Sugar House
NAILS-SH for 1Od. - ~ Yi<AS=''
RA0s-a931S, dull.
RIcR-5@5X
SEEDs-Flaxseed 1875; Glover sH.
SoAP-Castlle per l615@3le: common 5sDs
SuGARs-New Orleans HID SI<Tn III
SNuFF-Scotch 26; Rappee 22926
EE4-Gunpowder4 UGTO: ImDerf Al 4O6a65. IT,sor oEzo
Pouchtng 259SUc; 0olong 856sI5c ~ e s 'VS'
II19hAccG-6twists 10; i've roll .24a4fs
unwushed from Is to 22 Common ,vasbsI o5 -
6V; Fun blood extra 40 to 10. 80. eu % ~
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
Ofthe state I'd I,enn.ylvnnta,

l>EIILAD EI4PIJA
incorporated 1853, and 0r0d4tized 9citA IWil FIct,
on the pan Grthe Imdustrtaf College OF
Paris tLRd Germany,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

New York, Oct. l3.-The steamship CITY of
Washingtonlhas arrived with Liverpool dates to
the 10Th, received by telegraph to Queenstown.
cnALlLEIlrI Z, I tc.r>.,
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COLUMBUS, O., Oct. l2.-The Republican ma
joritY will be 1000 at least, on the State tick
ct Senate 20 Rep. and 10 Dem. House O.
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WAsnINoToN, Oct. lathe Washington cor
of the n. Y. Times says it is not
true as stated in the despatch to the Herald
that England has demanded an explanation from
our government with reference to the course
pursued by Gen. Harvey. On the CONTRARY the
paper submitted by Lord Lyons was propo-
sition for settlement of the dispute as the
treaty provides no remedy in case of disa-
grcement between Boundary Commissioners.
The treaty being thus exhausted the parties arc
tllrownaon first principles and England now sub
1nts aprogrammee for an adjustment of the
difficulty, in which she Claims the Island of San
Juan. Sec'y Cass has just returned his reply
to this proposition, declining in the most posi-
tive terms to recognize SO much as the shadow
of title or the part of Englaad to the disputed
Island. This is the present condition Of the
question md it remains for England to take the
next step, as We hold possession. This turn in
affairs is regarded as very serious by our gov
eminent and the result whether it be peace or
war depends entirely upon the tenacity with
which Great Britain holds to her pretended
claim.
No action has yet ben taken by the Admin.
lstration in reference to any Communication
which may have recently been received from the
British government OH the San Juan Island
difficulty.
An extraordinary meeting Of the Cabinet was
called today. All the members were present
Excepting Sec'y Cass
General Twiggs, in charge Of the Department
Of Texas, will.nt his own request be granted {
II-n
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..MINNRsnra .R1.EcrInM

GHioAqo, Oct. Ramsey county, Becker,
Dem! for Governor, $50 maj Dakotof, Ramsey,
dennepln county gives adccidcd Rep. maj. for
State and County ticket; in st. Anthony District
the publieans elect two members to the House;
Alanio'ilis county, Becker So maj, returns trom
three precincts in 0nonka county !, place Ramsey
/ 80 ahead.
There is nothing definite from Iowa vet
Thirteen counties received give about the same
najoritics as in 1867.
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PniI.ADEDFntA, Oct. 4 81 Cricket Match--All
England finished their. first inning this morn.
Ing, total l26 runs. Americans second innings;
9 %ickets down. 9. runs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-14

ST: LOUIS Oct. 1s.-The river continues 10
recede slowly, with about 90 feet to Cairo
AZ Al the upper streams low an ! on the decline.
Weather altelnately clear, cloudy aud warm E
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rs-7sp Cents Week.-The Intelligoncer is
,,rnisled to subscribers in any part of the city
:, ,sishborhood at ten cents week.
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oFTHE CITY OF WASHINGTON

FOREIGN. NEWS. Z.
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n. ELLEG5ENCER.
Ta1rRSDAY MORNING, CoT. 10, 1859.

e...st Circulation Of any Paper in west
ern Virginia. su4
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FlLOUR.

100 BBLs Cans Prime White Wheat Flour,
OO+o9 bbls other good and favore ands lie store and
Tor sale by Loctsl NJ. REILLY.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-50 hhds Prime ~ o. Sugar
SO bOs Prime N o. Molasses just and for sale
ny lOctSl NJ REILLY
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By THE UNION LINE.

oERIoE, ooRHRsiKR7 WATER AND NoNRoE araRErs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13


ed aith PsrSiesi aad Egides.Ie Diseases.
'J,HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the awful
L destruction Of human life caused hy sexual dis
eases ami the receptions practice upon unfortunate
victims % sucb disc by QuAcks, several wears are
directed their consulting surgeon. as a CHARIrABIE
wo.tHg 81 their nsae TO open DIspenSarr Tor the
treatment class "a diseases all forms and
toSlve AEn NIAnFcE RATS e. AN VINO apply by letter
with description q their condition, GAGE
hsiit~ .Ifr. Se-.A ana extreme poyertv To
FyKN.SH MEDICINES FEEE or HAREE. T. is needless
90 ADJ tha the Association commands the IN CHEST Met
ac skin 81 the 49, ami s. III furnish tEe Tproyed
modern treatment
Tbe Directors OF the Association n their Annual Re-
port lPon the NuaI Diseases EXPRESS The
highest satisfaction With Tie which has attend
Ell tue taHors Of the consulting surgeon the cure Of
Spernstorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Tulpot erce onor
Ne, and or,rr continuance IF she plan for the
ensuing wear.
The Directors. review 81 the past feel assured
thst ther aFs this sphere OK Benevolent effort have
been az great benefit 70 the afflicted. especially to the
TounE. and they have resolved devote themselves
cause
An ADMIRAL report on SPerratorrhoea O, Seminal
eeSurS the .fce - Duluisz'. MaSterbation or self
A->e s1 other diseases of tiss sexual organs by the
c'ii-'T Surgeon, Si be sent bv mail lin sesied
F'ti'i r.-- af tz-atE --ceipr ef TIVE SrampS for
poSia- 60 tsr ! ports aut Tracts the nature and
tfetiiea ~ SHNaat disease diet. &c, are constantv
being puiShv Ter lirouS distribution. and viii be
sent - me abcts-4- some of the remedies and
nethos ~ rrat11eis' discovered during the last year
are Of great value
Address for Report or treatment. D.. J. SETrIrN
HoCFHToN. Acting Surgeon. IIowars AsS,,rf,-5,-
No = South Ninth Street, ll.ila,.e IlhiS. IA
Hv ORDER Of the directors
EZRA r. HEART " L., President
gro "A rpCHILD. Secretary IsvII