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~ schellbass and Herm ann schelhass Utica
John filsh Hartford Marie Dr bernhard,
Prom Savannah in the steamship Forida-A Palmer Chas
harvey miIy Hough, " VOORHEES,, MIS- EAgsspn,
vrs tayeson, Niles Wilsms Horacs cray, l. SAILS
bury three chit dren, Hcesinson lady and
Menrly, q n Lawrenca, Muuiord, Jno Cole Issscs,
corr eIe kuntz, David Kremps Rev Pryss stead
O. hen Mrs Gregory two Misses Gregory, Thos d, wd,
Nils Pretty man, Mrs pruin, Wnsin and lady,
mIiy wel,on, Ror.back Billings sro% we'll pa-
Mrs II Browning Is Adriance Bro~pinr, y o La
hue, l. vroom, Geo Coca and lady Meyer. Meyer.
Brown scllvs,pe, n lockwood and lady, Miss sib,
ley Mrs l. q wheeler, Capt Hawtayne, A Woodward,
ha yes--snd ~ In the seersge
From Savannah In the steamship Montgomery MIS- "a
CrocAer Miss morse Mise rean Mr. Stewart weisn, a
Nonuery NJ ksrchd IN Hall lie chas Ozark, Mr. sno MI
Grace u Spain. Geo Constantine Kiss Beaon ~ :,
pare Weston, I'd fanrkin Thcs narron, ihos coye
BlanOr warrior ID Ferris l. spinde y Ooistsns Mu
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Obituary.

Hon CHARLES @. SRArroy, Formerly Governor or
New jersey, died at his residence Swodesboro Gloi
cescr county, the 30,h u at tho age OF So years
Mr. S. in politics, was whg, add represented the Frst
district in Congress nom 1883 to 1872, being of the
"brosd SEAT members In 1914 he was member of the
Constitutional Convention, and elected the -st Co
under that instrument lately he has been
cd from politics and occupied In agriculture IL but re-
ccrtly returned from years TRIP In Europe he ~
a.. .AuL ~ .ls~.lye .-lI.,
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hem In behalf earnestly trust that VIC may sub
M 70 them the same request
LUIGI SErrEMBRINI,
GIUSEPPE Plea,
VICENZO CUZzOTREA, Neapolit.n
ACHILLE ARGENTINE, Exiles.
SILvIU SPAVENrA,
GIUSEPPE PACE,
LONDON, March n, 1850
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POSTsCRIPT.
Political Intelligence.

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
To day the annual election will be held in "Rhoac Island
and Providence Plantations for State officers and two
members OF Congress- Not much been done 10 this
vass in Tie way OF creating any political excitement and
affairs have been allowed 10 progress in their way.
There 10 be three parties in the State at least
two and the shell OF third, which denomnated re.
speclively democrats, republicans, and republican
Know Nothipgs, the two latter OF which may be
counted as in this election, with the exception
Of slight difference Of opinion two OF the candidates
on the site ticket and of the nominees Congress
Az Rhode Island has become pretty firmly embedded in
black ropubcauisn, and the democrats in that locality
are afflicted with chronic lnziness We anticipate
continuance in power Of the republican party One year
ago tina, PARTY elected their Governor by nearly four
thousand majority on an aggregate vote Of only eleven
souslld The following the tnroe tickets which have
been placed IN nomination.
Democrats. Republicans.
Goverpor..,.....' Elisha X potier Thomas 9 Tnracr.
secretary 9, ss' rho , s,eers sasen
Treasurer. nd ward Newton. Robert H. Carr.
Rsptblioan Knou No,tiag.
Gr Iss%s s.ns rrsner
Secretary o. State. ......,..... John X Rariist
Attorney General. Jerome b. kifnbalL
Treasurer Samuel \. Parker.
IN the First Congressional district the democrats have
nomn a,ed oney Arnold and the republicans and Know
Nohngs have Split former having put forward Thos
Davis and the latter Christopher Robinson In 1851 Mr.
purfee the late republican representative chosen by
three thousand five hundred majority out Of seven thou
sand votes.
In the Second district Alfred Anthony IL the democratic
candidate, and Hon William D. Brayton the nominee Of
the united opposition for reelection Mr. Brayoh was
chosen wears ago by seven hundred majority Look
for great republican victory in Rhode Island "about
these days"
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The Great Guns or England and France.
From The Lon don Times Feb PAL


From The London Times, Feb 24l
AT her MaJestys levee yesterday the Of Knight
hood was conferred upon Mr. Armstrong, OF
the new rifle gun who 10 further described Engineer
to the War Department for Ried Ordnance" Tnis ap-
pontment ID very significant fact Indeed the effect
that will be produced upon armam ns the Intro
ducton OF The ried ordnance invented by Sir W.
strong is the most important branch Of question
speeding the national deences II these Inventions
u Out TO be as formidable in practice they start
ling in description, II would though all the old
military and naval arrangements of the world soon
pass away like the arv drdud,,s persona OF morning
dream. What k,o,o,s jabric that ats the seas-aye
,Chdt eItsttrg fortress rdised by human h,aco,t
re'tt storm Of bolts and sheus each q, etgay pound
on Ninety pound peght and cast trOnn distance of
from fUs 10 miles In naval warfare, 10
be sure this is at which two can play The de.
fence IL as good as the attack, parity OF
ments Not so WITH regard u 1Ortresses How gua-
10 hit shifting speck ten miles off 2-bat the specs
can hit the fortress at their leisure Uncer ouch arraoge
ments the days OF Cronstadt, Cherbourg aud Gibraltar
would appear TO be sealed. so of all naval asenas
Less they be moved inland, up rivers aud beyond
reach OF such storm as may be poured upon them
from vessels at sea. With regard to shps however,
must always be that they meet upon equal terms the
conditions under which they act the same All that
would nee ssary is that we should never allow
another patton 10 steal march upon gunpery
or the science OF naval deien,e for after ALL Ques
ton OF the existepce of England as nation s one which
must be Determined at On land mig ht with
reverses, bu, they could shake the foundations OF
Eoeands power. II is the which should watch
with jealous eye.
Our correspondence from Paris describe 80 far az they
are KNOWN the loonderfd results attained tythe neoy
rented gun lohch has been carefully tried Vtpceaes,
ana htn are not todn.iny thai tcaet the Feact Empyor
mas pr0rrded Mmsey toiM sufficiently numerous t,uery
On. le neo model he c step nth (Jos oica doata,on,
AID lay Europe under contribution We are not frightened
at the suggestion supposng that we GA our side an1 the
other nations OF Europe ordinary aud fore
sight in the matter probable enough tha, 10 France
tney are just now casting cannon in large num,er II
certain that these will be constructed with all the lates
improvements; but that they will be SO far al ,erior
ouI own ~ 70 IMPLY danger to us we do not believe. Tue
oy Ieai udneer lcs IN our own sup1eness We NAV be
caught unawares end we ought forget even when
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-02-16

3t ~ THURSDAY MoRSING.
The President called the meeting to order,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
4 Pencroicrt Mstitution established by spe-
ciM Eadocment, for the Relief Of the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted 'ctth
Tirulcnt and Epidemic Dis

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view of the
awful destruction of human life caused by sexual
diseases, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, to open a Dispensary for the treat
ment of this class of diseases, in all their forms,
and 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter, with description of their
condition, Gage, occupation, habits OF HE, &c,(
and in ease cf extreme poverty, to FURNlSH
MEDACINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The directors of the Association, in their Annu-
al Report express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors OF their
Surgeons in the cure of Spermatorroea, Seminal
Weakness. Gonorrhoea, elect, Syphilis, the wee
Of Onanism or Self-Abuse, Diseases of the Kid
news and Bladder, &C., and order continuance
of the same plan for the ensuing year
An admirable Report on Spermaterr loea, OF
Seminal weakness, the vice OF Onansm. Mastt.r
baton. or Self buse, and other diseases OF tns
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon ", WI wi
he sent by mail Gin sealed envelope,l FRET
OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS 10
postage. 1' cKu
Address. for Report or treatment. l'r. y. ON II
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howar
Association, Ne. . South Ninth Sheet, Phliadel
"hi"' Jan. 26, 1s5e.-ly.
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EBENsBURG. Pa, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1859.

to help him to remember where place is
Mr.. Harold highly concurred with what had
been said, ard was in for outside maps; Mr.
Wills also went in for outside maps. Mr.
Hoover wanted to know if mountain be ever,
so high, would the heat be as great at the TOP of
the mountain, providing that there it be as
level as it is at the foot Of the mountain; this
caused considerable discussion by Messrs-
Ely. Mccormick, Hoover. &c.
Up; some discussion took place as to the time
of teaching it; Mr.. Mccormick contended
that it should not be taught until after writ
ten Arithmetic; Mr. Ely was surprised that
member Of the member of the bar should say
that the fee was the first thing that the law
yer would .eall for, and that he would not be
a Bit st.t aftsed to- hear him say child should
walk before he crept; Mr.. Hoover thought
they shold commence this study as soon as
they were able to talk; Mr.. Wills thought
| tnat child had better take up this study
/ early; Mr.. Harold thought there was differ
ence of opinion in this branch as well as 9th
| ers, but he thought the earlier the better; Nj
Jones thought the boys were getting aheao
| of him in Mental Arithmetic, because he dic
| not practice enough.
Mr.. Mccormick thought that the mind of
| child should not be loaded with a burden,
burden that does not belong to it.
This was followed by the Singing of tn
Scholars Of the Union School. Adjourne
to meet at o'clock A. NJ.
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Never argue with any bat men OF
sense md temper.
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n e Il M s:

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i lhAoJJ- eIaJ eycry Wednesday Morning at
u sI, AND FIFTY CENTS per annum,
Is IoLLAHi aivance: ONE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY
!'e lem: III If # not paid within six months, and
YsyI, ans " il if not paid until the termination
5' year. y,.;rtiop will be taken for a shorter
MslIUa.i-i y months. and no subscriber will be
,1 .-'.' Gisrontinue his paper until all ar
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THOMAS M'CONNELL,1
JOHN BEARER, Coh1liis IS
ABEL LLOYD, slohers.
Attest
GEO. G. X. ZAHM, Clerk.

GEO. G. X. ZAHM, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Fbensbug,
january, 26, 1S59.-lo >
N.B-Thc Commissioners will also meet at
the house Of Michael j. Smith, III the Vi.i'9e "a
GaIIitzin. on Friday, the sth day of April next,
for the purpose of hearing any Of the taxable m
habitauts in that part of Allegheny township
who may wish to appeal
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tute would adjourn this evening. it adjourn
finally; lost.
On motion adjourned to meet at O'Clock
this evening.
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The Yankee Locomotives IN EJypt--Ou
the railroad between Alexandria Egypt aud
Suez, recently finished; there are four loco
motives-two Of them of English manu-
facture, and the other two were built at the
Taunton Works in this State. /! seems that
the Pasha's ears are open to aattery, and the
En- glish engineers. through their Consul. usc
everv means to get rid of the American en-
gineers. They were tod by the railroad
company that the engines were not got to
! be used, and that their services would not bs
| needed. The excuse for hauling them up
was that trey were not stfolg elough to haul
the heavy trains. One of the American en-
cineers, getting opportunity to SPEAK with
tbe pasna, told him he could haul as many
Eloaded ears as would reach from one end Of
the road to .he other. Accordingly seventy
Ave heavely loaded cars (which was all they
could muster were put In a train, tie Pasha's 3
own car attached, aad the whole taken
through to Suez, distance of 200 miles. in
twelve hours, making s:oppages for fuel and
water. The Pasha exclaimed. in Egyptian-
4, ..God is great, be Yankee is very near
!. perfection,'' On his return he dischrrget
: the English engine drivers, and now uses th'
Taunton engines altogether Boston Herat'
- aIf ------>>e->- s
aA-Never argue with ally bat mea. g
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EVENING SESSION.

The President called the meeting to order
whereupon the Committee of Arrangements
made the following report:
j Geography Glass,
Discussion on Geography.
2 Should Mental Arithmetic be taught
and if so, at what age!
a Grammar Class--discussion on same
5. Singing. ,ho node
IF teaching Geography, aud advocated 'ne
nse of out side lines; Mr.. Mccormick unaer. y,
took too to read an essay from some paper; .hs ~
nroceeded to say that outside maps, were .n.
ppnIv sure way Of teaching Geography tina.
% rlses and spot calls both the mind and PiA''
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,axertisfng Rates.

' ,,- f,.rtisements must be marked with
= a., .y,r of insertions desired, or they will be
al-iS,, i5 r,tiI forbid. and charged accordingly.
, 1859-04-01

NEW YoRK, April I6, 1859.
have analysed 4 sample Of "D1LY'S ARO.
AATTc YALLEY WHISKY" and and II 70 be
pare artcle, Of hns favor and without any delete
nous admixtnre.
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
, 1859-04-01
WARD & HAYS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c
TvMWATER, W. T.
A the warehouse Of WARD X HAYS, two miles
n south Of Olympia, at the falls of Shutes river the
public will at all times find in store and for sale any
quantity Of the above enumerated artcles at prices
confOrmable with the times. Everything they have to
sell, they will warrant to bs fully equal 10 what they
may represent it. Small vessels reach the vicin-
ity Of their warehouse the flood load aud leave on
the ebb tide.
Tumwater, Nov. IS, 1856. Ply
, 1859-04-01
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
To th, Democracy Of Washington Territory.

By authority vested in the Democratic Central
for Washington Territory, delegated to
them by the Territorial Convention assembled at
Drews Min, Cowlitz county, on the llth day Of May
ls5I-said Committee have designated.
, 1859-04-01
TERMS

fhe PIoSExR Axp DrnocRkr for the campaign, Tor
nve monthal will e furnished to new suhscrbers Tor
y % In hdvance-gring them The privilege ol renew
lag their subscription should they feel 20 disposed
and receiving Il Tor The next sfufn months for % 90
additional-making fui rolume for 81 %. In thus
aeilated By motives o pecnniary gain or advantage
taa The terms Of regular subscriptions are IS 90 per
a1n1ml bat desire 70 rIaoe he paper fof the time
specified within The rcacof al Who may desire n re-
eu books ul.f1s prtpaymenf has bern made. Sab.
ecrIri'sn, VII he received q any time during the
eanraIr1.
commsalcatisas On basiaess lhoald b ADDRESSED
= tbp publiaher. Otherwise 10 the editor.
ttH EDWARD FURSTE.
, 1859-04-01
NA'AAA'''e oA41ts ~ NLNstNN
Ma,la.walll
Clarke -"
Total,

The majority Of the committee recommend that al
the primary meetings Of the members Of the party in
the different counties throughout the Territory fOT
the selection Of delegates 10 attend the Convention
each voter place upol the back nf his ticket lin all
where delegates chosen 10y ballOt) the name
Of the person he voald prefer 10 have nominated for
Delegate to Congress.
Tie committee would respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the Democracy u the Territory the i'm
portance Of prompt attention and response to this
call in the selection Of the fall number Of such dele
gates a. viii bc certain 10 attend tac Convention.
Respectfully,
JAMES W. WILEY, Chm.
FRANK MATTHIAS,
T.. G. FITIHUGH,
SETH CATLIN,
2. A'HERN.
OLYNPIA, Feb. Is, 1859.
, 1859-04-01
MMODA TION,
Victoria, Vancouver's Island.

Advertising Agency,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MO. l7lh Washington Street, up stairs, nearly op
IN posite Maguire's Opera House.
L. p. FISHER is the authorized agent Of tho
PIONEER DEMOCRAT, Olympia, W. T.;
Dass Jour0, D1es, o. I.
Marysville Herald;
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist Stocktonl
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon;
Ell Dorado Democrat Placerville;
San joaquin Republican, Stockholm
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Shasta Courier;
MaripoSa Gazette;
Treka Weekly Union;
Triuity Journal, WeayerVilleI
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledger;
Weekly Ledger, jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal;
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette:
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim'sJ
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat Downieville;
Humboldt Times;
Oregonian, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.;
Herald, Jacksonville, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.;
Poynesian, Honolulu. s. T.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu s. l.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
HongkonG Register, China.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. P. F. has now completed his arrangements for
the forwarding Of advertisements to ali the PRINCIPAL
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish
to advertise in any part CT the UniOn of doing so at
the lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory
manner.
Sept. "A, 1857. no.4I-tf
, 1859-04-01

WH. n. DAILY, Esq:
Dear slr-YOur MATIC VALLEY
WHISKY" Is received. and after careful examina-
non, and Il 70 be pare article entirely free from
M aoaterating ingredients 20 frequently used
JAMES J. MAPES, Chemist.
, 1859-04-01

Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky.
4 pat up In cases cout1lvs Dozen Rotiles each.
For ale By al The prtae 5A Liquor Houses in San
Al-n1-oV' 3m4
, 1859-04-01
Dissolution.

THE co-PARTNERsHIPH HERETOFORE EXIST
y ing between the undersigned 10 the publication Of
the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT. is this day dis
solved BY the mutual consent Of parties.
ALL persons having claims against the office are
requested 70 present the same Immediately and ali
persons in debt to the establishment expected 70
pay on presentation OF their accounts which will be
transmitted by mail or presented " them as soon as
the same can be made out. We have been as lenient
a. possible with our patrons, and now we must and
WILL have our pay. Il
The paper will be continued, as heretofore by En-.
WARD FURsTE, who alone is authorized to settle the
accounts Of the Office. ON
EDWARD FURSTE,
JAMES w. WILEY.
Olympia, Feb. IS, 1859
, 1859-04-01

A PURE ARTICLE OF CREAM TARTAR Avn
"A -oada, (Wnnhnisdl. for sale q ths
VUnB eOtEp IRUa UUul
, 1859-04-01
NEW STORE
AND
NRW FIRM
AT
TUM WATER!

TOHN SCOTT a co. TAKE THIS METHOD OF
j iufarmlag their friends that they have opened u,
store formerly occupied by E. II. WILSON at Tum
Water.
We are now opeuing one of tie largest and besi
assorted stocks oi Goods that ever came 10 this
Try. and aEe determined To sell them at a profit
small enough TO defy competition.
We intend 70 change our style Of doing business
from the credit system N small profits and quick Te
turns. Therefore We must have the cash 10 hand.
Remember that Dry Good. Clothing, Grocerie',
Farmiaa Implements, Fancy Goods and Hardware arp
perfectly In our line.
Give u a call. Feb. 4. ls59. tiu
, 1859-04-01
POWers of Affnrneu

HOr The transfer Of Scrip neatly executed for sale at
ne once Of Tie PIoNEER ASD DrNooEAr.
Oct Is, 1858.
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READ AND REFLECT.

nR4CIIARLEs TONER'S CARD TO TIE AFFLICTED
~ OF CALlFORNIA-In approaching any course
which the inquirer should always be careful satisfy him
self He should comprehend distinctly what the subject Of
Inquiry is-lIealth and Diseases
We form and fix In minds clear ceptIOn at
the state Of Health, shall have difficulty In under
standing what meant by Disease. hut beyond though
not above these objects OF the human
We have another and still nOler end 1t 10 lay before
you In such plain terms that be mistaken
will know where to apply for relief
use the word disease generally, and before speak Of
the signs Of particular Diseases It will be proper take
general view Of symptoms. When person IL troubled or
afflicted with disease which weakness Of the
back and limbs, pain In the head dmness sight,
OF muscular power, papitaon Of the heart irrtabity
ncrvoueness dyspepsia arrangement the digestive
tiOns, general debility, symptoms OF consumption, and
muny others which better explained than put on ma.
he we'll for them to inquire II there Is physician who IL
competent to attend Them and who understands the app
cation Of medicine and whose Scientific In his
profession, and whose age and experience enttc him to
TOEer has concluded to inform that afflicted ndver.
tsng his place OF business stating that he has been
cesSful practitioner for over 2S years. and has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
When they have been considered By other physicians and
have been pronounced BY them past recovery Therefore
you mny rely upon him In whom secrecy and the
utmost confidence may be placed.
DR.. G. II. T. would Invite all that are afflicted tocnll on
him, and he does not administer for them, there will
no charge made Let false dccacy prevent you, but
apply immediately, and yourself
consequences Which must follow those who neglect to
celve attendance.
videre Hotel, between and streets Ills rooms are 80
arranged that the Doctor be consulted without the
fear OF molestatiOn
evening. 'CHAs II. TOZER, N. D.,
9Th street, between and K, Sacramento
January LIST, 1S59.-ltfl
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DIR. CHARLES 81. TOZER'S
Private Medical Card.

CTRANGERS visiting Sacramento win remember that DR.
~ TOZERS ISFlKMARY 10 on 9Th ct. between and X
streets, Sacramento.
The great and many radical made by Or.
TOzer since his commencement In this city to which hun
dreds can testify, induces him TO inform those Athlete
Withany private complaints, REcEST and VT
to be well and thoroughly cured II will be their
and welfare to call him, who for the last twenty
years has given his entire attention Private Complaints
and to all Of diseases Of private nature ad
chronic, such rs Syphilis, Secondary and Constitutions
affections, GonorrhRa and Seminal Weakness elect and
STctuFes and all diseases Of the Eeneraive and urinary
ORGANS both in male and female, such Proapsus F1uOr
Albus, Hysteria, &C.
Patients be assured that their complaints will not
be tempered with but treated upon strictly scientific prnc-
pies. Private Complaints eradlcated in few days; new
cases cured In short time, without mercury.
lie can be consulted nj his Office ut all times Of the day
from In the morning until In the evening" All in aic.
ton can mud In him one who and rympathze with
and befrend them when In troublesome whose services
the utmost confidence can be placed. Come all who
afflicted and IN trouble, and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged TO preclude the
possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing $40 Will receive prompt attention with
best advice aud Instruction. c. II. TOZER, VI. D.,
9Th street, between ] and X