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such language AS this Is the nd
i al echo wherever this article IL used
This Eminent Is indspen sable to plITters and
owners OF hOTscs aid mules Mr. JOHN DANIELS,
sf Montgomery Ala, sOlh a slave tor $500. Who as
aised from utter uselessucss BY this LiDimeuI-
Every family should have A. be very Particular
nd enquire for the Mustang LinineLt take
ther.
sold by all dealers throughout North and soGtL
america Europe, aud the Islands OF the ocean ,iOI
Cents 80 cents, aud 81 per bottle
BAKNE> a PAfsh, New York
! aOy25-6Indtw&w
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ParlOr and Heating Stores.
xNTE have just received large additions %
w stock ~ The above stoves, al oag which may
BE- found variety of elegant
ParlOr Stoves; sliding Door stoves,
Franklin stoves. lsinsng Room stoves:
Laundry stoves: Osleo - ives.
Shap stoves. Church stoves
OF al sizeS, for coal or eood.
MACKENZIE L MISCHIN,
feb2-u Nos @ne l&callegs street..
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Crates and Mantelpieees.

| WE have very large stock PArior MAatles
w ant JAmb 6rates, OF every p ice and slxe;
Feeders Oh PastrsBs; M4Ebellsed iron Ma
Ties, &C. 9ACkkSZik = AINCHIS,
feo2-sf Mes aaa "a Cs,liegs street.
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lEztTact-) - Ia lifting kettle from the IRE It
became unmana geable, tilted over, and scaIded my
bands very severely, almost to a crisp IL vas an
~fui siznt- Tue Mustang LinImenI appeared to ex
pain IL healed rapidly without SORENESS.
kud lett oI account Truly yours,
&c Ahl.E.o FOSFER.'
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A esaEoETkEEx Euck - SLING. -
<ess<zaz<<- <4Fe< zs1F <ee4zs II - q
Feazs5 - o4z<k - Hl411 8z*z>4 F<<ees
ssse EI<<e zu2esls<<lx. F<s<e = ~ f<<e g e
EsE .Essrl- <Rpl4 = $3.50 = = <<1tz =
szs1e>1 se115-<4
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NOTICE 10 cAsDrDATEs.-we will not insert hereai
ter any PERSONS name as candidate for once ID tne
PxTzsor, unless paid for in advance mariS-H
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15
Cheap Cooking Stoves.

A HE following stoves are for cooking with wood.
i They are from the best Boundaries IN the conB-
try and have larger stock OF them than have
before been brought to this cry, they viii be
sold very low prices Tor cash % panctaal
toners: Black Oak, three The Comet, four ST.
Res The Crescent three sizes. TIE indiana, three si-
yes; The Victor, three Sizes, The Tenneksean, four
sizes; tue Iowa three sizzs-
MACkE NZIE & MfSCHlN,
febl-tE Mes and Il College Street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15

the best interests Of The City Press-eighs Q
ten paragraphs from the pen-aIl the res
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15

ssserai asssrt'aeas q P.sasz, Oils. varaiss.-z
llAes. sisairE f.ekss, fsrfaasfy, BrasAss, pya
purchasers.
10. c. BLOWN EVANS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15
Fine Teas.

Jass rssssssa large led q NJ rLus ufsRA.
Black eaf PLANTATION ISFEsfsL rEAs. EA<zs
ts-s are sessaae<ss Ne ssss smrsrssa z.s or ne
sale q .slsh - zrs ssls axeafs
iaais-u sa- Q. naowx . EvASz.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW OOO0o.
TIME undersigned il EecSlxlaS as stock o.
Il SPRING AND SUMNER GDotsS q he " -
latest siyles, TOR geatenen wzaf. aad taTites tbe
attentisn q his castoaefs aad tie PeeIir kcsFlis
% cali and ekamlze-
Also se0sI's spsiAs and samuaer FASH has for 1850
SAN FElIs.iIEIT
febss-im suaks Ne 81 cosgs 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville. see
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bunk, Murfreesi,oro'-
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxyile.
Bank Of East Tennessee
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Coal Oil.

x B5ls- coal. OH. a very zageriss sssazls, tss,
lssss-s = = - RAlss. asoxs 90.
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NEw ozLEAss. Mach 1s.-The weather
was very VT to-dav. Cottnn bniet; ssles 6
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15

ch as Ring bone siaii scratches, Spawn, Poll Evil,
<eeuey ,HOof-aiI, are subdued aid cured by
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Burning Fluid.

TAssEEs or. go osl. Las on. Coal on,
Il Lsnsese %, los sa1< -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
California y east and Beer.

The following extract from commnnica-
ton in yesterdays Gazetts, rrihai By one Of
the most s1pyieHeei elenists in this country ought
to explode the assertion ihet the use of the
California Yeast and Beer is injurious. il not
poisonous. 10 the human system. Both are
good iling.:
OF the California plant, or part Of plant.
which, when brought in contact with solu-
lions Of sugar (molasses,) produces the yeast
proper q. e. cells We know nothing definite
Irdeed most families in this region seem to
be provided now with yeast iungi only
We were furnished with a jar containing In
water u vegetable substance resembling boil
I'D OF Sucked rice; IL contaius nitrogenous
matter. starch. ard is probably a cryptoga-
nous plant like Irish moss. The yeast fun
gus TO which this Vegetable gives rise aud OF
which we received different samples. prove
upon microscopical examination to b. iden-
teal with the ordinary species, (TOrvula ee-
revisiR.l the cells varying considerably in
size. and being on an average somewhat
smaller than fresh brewers yeast wi'h which
we compared it; tn cell propagation being
visible in all its stages Of development.
A means OF raising bread We would say
without fear OF bring contradicted, i, Is well
suiied, and psrf,etly harmless. he Structure
oste tsscossS-4 Y 1c.tes Gang az
,sueh lossr tea,pseluTs iken tiaf re9lIred IA ba-
kihg. II will prove infinitely more harmless
than its substitutes, pearl ashes snl rRtus-
CT pure carbonate at soda, which salts being
mixed With sour milk, cream of tartar. etc.
liberste earboaie acid, but are moi destroyed
by baking. and being alkaline in tIlrir IA
tare, must neuiral.ze the gastric Juice aud
came functional Disturbances.
As tn Caiiiornis is-er 10 II Of coursc alco
boiic, bat IL insipill u tasie aad fiavor-Othcr-
wise the attsmpttn prepare real wine by ar
tifieiai means wanld have been successful.
Regarding iis qualities We do aot consider
il poisonoas, when property made, aoy more
than hop beer; but neither can be Wholesome
until ii is % pfop5r age, c. l., has CEASED 10
frrment. becomes eiesr, tbe yeast selling
~ the bottom IL o9s hs then 10
10 be carefully j eAnted aud kept bottled air
tight, otherwise it wiil. especially ia warm
weather, turn sour Highly Injurious l.
might prove 10 dtiak largely OF = tsfmeniing
mixture. eos,aipins d caying vegetable mat
Ter, yeast cells. sagar. etc. particularly M a
warm climate; probably NOT unlike in its
elect 10 decsyed y sters.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

TS-In bis protest Mr.. BUCHANAN says: II
can clare. before God aud my country,
ibat no human being tseith on ezcsytioa scarcely
,coTtiy of nofiee) has nj any period OF my life
dared TO approach me with a corrupt or dis
honorable proposition Here is an admis-
Son that be was al preached on one occasion
with a corrnpt ard dishonorable proposition
BY whom was that approach madei Under
what circumstances and for what purposesf
What was the extent II the proposition -
did it involve the Liberties Of The people -
or was Il to siak proportion oi-the Eighty
Million of the peoples money. And did Mr..
BcuiANAN accept or reject ie These are
questions that The people would ike TO have
an ~ cred. VIII The President dare TO staie
the facts In fail.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

We republished yesterday, from the Con-
gTessonai GJoJe, the resolution offered in the
House OF Representatives on the 10Th ult by
Mr.. BLAKE. of Ohio, on the subject OF '.aiving
freedom to every human being. and inter
dieting slavery wherever Congress has the
Cons Iituiioual power 10 legslate on the
subject" The resolution having been con-
strucd as applying 10 slavery in the States,
Mr.. BLAKE, OH the 9th, the day following,
made an explanation in the House as to his
meaning. He said
Mr.. Blake-I wish to call the attention of
the House TO resolution which had the
honor to introduce yesterday. for the pur-
pose Ot preventing misaPprehcnsions l will
rcGd The resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee on the Ju-
dietary be. and The same are hereby, Instruct
ell To inquire into the eXpediency If report
ing bill giving freedom TO every human be-
ing,
There is punctuation there-a comma
''aHd interdictiug slavery wherever Congress
has the Constitutional power TO legislate on
the subject"
wish To saw to the House that nut no
comma there's that it was all one sentence.
know no person, | am acquainted with no
man. who claims that we have any control
over SLAVERY in the : ates: and certainly did
not have il in my mind that we shouid inter
ferc with ii there at all, aud was careful To
avoid the appearance Of any such thing in
my resolution. / simply d, sire now to call
the attention OF the House 20 the fact in re-
ference TO this punctuation.
The Cincinnati Commercial advises Mr..
BLAKE hereafter "to devote some attention to
the construction of sentences, that they may
be intclligible.' 1t would seem. however,
that the honorable member does not know
what constitutes sentence. He thinks the
addition of comma divided bis one sentence
resolution into two sentences. Possibly he
ght improve himself, and make more use
ful member. by devoting his attention for a
year or so to hard study. lie needs improve
ment much. lie does not merely exhibit
ignorance Of the proper construction Of sen
truces, but OF the rights of the people, aud
his duties as legislator.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

ro-Thc New York correspondent of the
Chicago Press states that Indian Hemp is
nSed in large quantities in the former city,
and is rapidly taking the place of opium
among those who have given themselves up
10 The slavery of nervines and stimulanis-
The hemp ar hashccsh without the astringent
properties OF opium, has far more subtle
and intense power If clevating the mental
faculties, and is proportionally more danger
Gus. It's unhappy devotec receives no warn
lag until compietll y enslaved by its mistic
influence.
The writer says that there are hundreds Of
persons in New York who are constantly IN
der its influence, and the demand for it is
increasing every day.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

A POWERFUL AxounExI.--TheN Y. Herald
comes % the defence Of the President in his
hour Of dire extremity with grea. energy
and devotion Ii compares bis present posi-
tien TO that Of Gen. JAckfox after the re.
movai OF the deposits. says many very band
some things Of The Presidents honesty, in
tcgriiy aud faiihiulness. and concludes with
this fearful warning: And now. should this
sysiera Of personal attacks upon the Execu-
tive be persisted in. IL will assurcdly place
Mr.. BucHASAs in the Geld for second term.
when be would be elected beyond all doabs' :,
IT that don't silence the attacks upon the
Executive, his admirers may despair OF ever
being able to produce more potent arga-
ment in his behalf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
rne ADMINISTRATION corrupsion-.

Mr.. Covode's Committee have asiioafnrd
till Monday at tea o'eieck, when Mr.. Srheii
will be recalled and feqaired 10 nFsziace The
list Of Subscribers TO the New York Hasrl
fund which was ra.s 4 20 carry Pennsylvania
In 1855. IL i believed his refsrsi yesterday,
alter bis previous promise 10 iurnisi, the pa
per, was infiaenced By some member of abe
Administration, as he Pre<ideat has bern
kept snlly saies mcd Of the testimony before
this CossmItsee and that Of the Committee
on Patiic Expenditures Mr.. Seheil has
essss notified nol to leave Che city. AID u be
proves cnntamaciou= Be may BE sz-af 20 keep
Mr. Hyatt eompany- Hss hrpfher Richard.
xho has acted ~ private apaaelsf tpr men,
he's ef the csbinrf shsa pinehed. has si~o
been ssnnoslva 30 tell AEz expsEience. = Ger.
y. II ztlsaAk
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aTcxas, says the \

~Texas, says the New Orleans Psosytnr.
has become the fayorite point sought by tie
adventurous and enterprising Of all the State.
Population is increasing with unexalupled
speed Lands are rising In value with every
year. The resources of this agnifcent Sta e
are rapidly developed. Her cotton prodnc-
tons show extraordinary progress. She has
already produced sugar 10 the extent of thou
sands Of hogsheads, and tens Of thousands OF
sheep aad cattle. and the time Is not distant
when her prodact OF wool win sarpass the
mos, isusishing OF the older States, aud the
amount of her stock seat 20 Southern mar
ket exc ed that furnished by the great valley
OF the Vest
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

ScsNE ~ .'PoLicx CoURr,' CINCINNATI
YANKEE BIERce on rHg STAND Latrysr.-
How 10 you know abe pEisoner's asr.
HsHk--I gassS dls-
Ias.-Yoa Yankees are coed al guessing.
Yak II guess -.
Lop-How old are yous
Tank About twenty-five.
Lssr.-Why do yoa say e5esaS
3 K-zk -Bsoaass I've bsca about ever since
/ Nas horn.
Jsdge-We want no ciowning here.
Tsk II had no intention of playing
scsowa.n Your hoaer s2sns oysr-stoeked
already.
.J.al,s-This contempt might cease your
eat s<slsss ut.
Ysak.<-1 expect neihiag else. ] have an
dsr,ts>d that your honor was The eaase u
yoeE on snsthsss,s eeaiiaenenf.
Exil Y@nk. alteEaea.-- Loesstszs Dzaeeaf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
JUSTICIA.

Liberal. SuBscRIPTIoNs--At meeting OF
the citizens OF Columbia, S. c., and the
road, the subscription of 100000 esa5odied
in the report of the committee. was struck
ont. and $500, 900 inserted and carried by an
overw heIming vote.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
The Pr...asns,. l...s message.

Leasing Democrats In and oat Of Congress
eoadeuin The Presidents Message a. weak
aud unnecessary. beside being calculated 10
place them Ia false position before the
country a. obstrneilag an Investigation On
the eve Of n Presidential canvass. They com
plain, LOO. that ehlle it MAS sabsasflss! II tl.s
Cabinet. ne eelsailafloa wss keld eiIl sssen.-
bers If the Hoasr. apoa shsm iss xfsct ~as
Ee<f immediately u Iali It l. REGARDED as
mssi antsrta1sts IN both party sna p Fren-
II selse.--tsr. " 4 Bsissss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

ARKANSAS RAHRokps.-The question oi
State aid to her Railroads Is now earnestly
pressed by the journals of Arkansas. A
proposition Is made and favored TO grant
sl0 600 per mile TO the Roads within the
borders of the State, making an aggregate
loan Of $40, 000, 600.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
plated Mare.
Gr@fenburg Medicines.

1'HE ssz1snssrE Vegetable slll.- Prise IS osais
maff s,oserfnl ksaise RreserTiag BlsaeFs- fsire
-
The Green Nalntaia fiintmen rFtce IS csBfx.=.5
The abeye Medicines sell knoss 30 re-
qerf asuck 70 be said Hbort fAesn- 1here are isw
"a mites IN 1e1nefs bH1 shat hzse nsea fheHa- In
The saFiug me saifhy pcrsoas require
soHe AsfsraflFs, and he u nsne Easd tle
q efcsbers E'-lls as1 Bat - ,
nar2s-a NAcKEyzE MIscHE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

= MosnLx ASp NEw ORLEANS RAHRoAp-
The New Orleans True Drts. says public
opinion 10 that city has pretty well settled
down on the project Of having Railroad
connecting Il with Mobile, which siii also
ceanect with the many watsriag PLACES on
she Lake shore. The reesat Legsstatnre Of
I.oHi-iana passed charter. incorporating
company 10 carry into eares The pfalsei.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
Misfellaneous.
Sherins Sale.


RY virtue Of the authority Ga me conferred, By the
~ hereinafter described venditioni exponas TO me
dlrected and delivered from the Hon Circuit Court
o Daysison county Tennessee, at It's January Term
1860, viii expose to public sale. the highest bid
der for cash at the Curt house Yard gate in the CITY
OF Nashville, Saturday, the 5th day OF Nay, 1850.
ell the right. title. claim interest and estate, which
Ches. h. Il Martin has IN and to the following de-
scrIbed property toyit- One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about 30 years. one negro Man named
aaron, aged about 10 years; and one other negro
woman amedNancy, aged about 20 years, levied
upon by X. Branch. Teputy Sheriff, as the property
of CHS f. II. Martin. TO satisfy three Iudgmen Is
ren4ered in said Circuit Court, two in favor of JAS
B. CraiQhead and one in favor of ". n. Brien VS..
Edward Lswrence and G. L. H. Martin.
AlSo.--At the same time ard place, will expose
10 sale, To the highest bidder for cash. the following
negroes and property to-wit : One negro Man named
Hartwel, about 40 years OF age, OF black complex
ions aud two three year old horse Auesof bay col
or, levied on by John B. hurry, Deputy Sheriff, as
the property of G. T. II. Martin, TO satisfy vendi
toni exPonas, from the Circuit Court of Davidson
renee and G. Martin.
AlSO.-At the same time and place will expose
70 sale, TO the highest bidder for cash, one negro
1lri named Neil, aged about u years, OF copper
complexion, levied on the property of =. ID
harta by f. c. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, to satisfy
veDeitoni exponss issued by said Circuit Court ia
vor oil H. Chilared, Sr., against l.. Lawrence G.
Z. ii. Martin safe within lawful hours.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
.,,s-,. Is sl Sss Sslsar. Deputies.
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e ~ De ssaasAes ,aad III esatiass atfaF abs
IS ) 8ezzlks.
So sagsF< aznmsth ssezsi.. srsw = ne <ss.ls e
80 s~aasz. 80 d - Tzrks>s = y nszeez ~
Fles.
80 rsrerz Tzszs's Ehize SD ars RS Gsiers sees
Il noa1<e<
80 ps.zsrz fzsrfaeelEsrss - Urengss f<z beans
go Early ksssk<fn teEa.
zszsz1s - e<zls tff pzser- ~ % eezt Ps< 1<ca-
MACKENZIE zI<ssht<.
aeEez-I ezas Il f1i.zze s<res+
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New Publications.
PARTON'S JACKSON
w. T. BERRY & co.
HAVE RECEIVED
Parton's Life of Jackson, vol. 1.
NJ voi2 win be received in few days.
mar2e-if
w. T. BERRY & co.

IA Pc JUST RECEIVED,
TWELVE YEARS OF SoLDIER's LIFE IN INDIA.
Including Personal Narrative OF the Seige Of
Delhi and capture Of the King and Princes. BY
W s. r. Hodson.
PARTIES AND THFIB PRINCIPLES A Manual OF
Political nseligence- BY Arthur Holmes.
TIMOTHY TlTCoABsS LETTERS TO YOUNG PEG
PIE.
GOLD FOIL. Hammered from Popular Proverbs
By Timothy Titcomb.
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS. By wiIkie Collins.
RECoLLECTIoNs. BY Samuel Rogers.
PERCY BYssHE SHuLEY,S MEMORIALS Edited
by Lady Shelley.
EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. By the Rev
James White.
MoRPHY'S CANES. A Selection of the best Games
played by the distinguished Chamoion In Europe
and America, with Analytical and Critical Notes
BY ]. Lowenthal-
SEvEN YEAPs. by Julia Eavarau h.
GREAT FACTS. A Popular Description of he most
Z remarkable inventions during the Present Centu-
ry. By Frederick C Blackwell.
EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPE; Or, RESEARCHES
AxoxG THs MISrrER FoRxs OF ANIMAL LEE BY
Phihp Henry Gosse.
HERE AND THERE; Or, EARTH HEAVEN Gov
IRAsrED.
THE FOUR GEORGES, KINGS OF ENGLAND. Con-
tanning ftfeplat intilcnts OF LOclf lives, Elo &c
Events Of their Reigus, and Biographies Of their
Chief Minister'S, couTtiers and Favotiies. By sam
ell N. Smoker.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. BY George
Henry Lewes.
RESTATEMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE In Is
Sermons BY Henry W. Bellows.
DARwIN'S ORIGIN OF THE SeBCTES
THE PATH THAT LED A LAWYER TO TEE CATHo-
Lie CHURCH.
DR.. OLDHAM AND HIS WIFE; Or, LIBRARY TAmE
Talk AT GRFfsToNEs
Vaughan.
1915 BY thSRev. James White
HISTORY OF FRANCE. By NJ. Nichelet, vols.
Translated by G. II. Smith, F. G. s.
w. II. BERRY s. CO.,
mar27-tf Public Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

A NEW and superior Hack for sale, at a bargain D,
IA By BENZ. F. SHIELDS CO.,
aPE4-f - - 81 College street.
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NE w A RRIV AIS.
White Beans.
cO for sale by A. JENNINS,
mar3o-tf No. Ii South Market st.
Ohio Butter.

n KEGS of Ohio err, Just received and for
" sale by A. JENKINS,
ma S0-u No. II South Market st.
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ASSOCIATION.
PEsiLADELPffIA.

n Benevolent Institution, established By speeia
endowment for che relief of the sick and dis
frsssed, afflicted 1iIb YirHieRt and Epidemic
diseases.
The Howard Association, in view O
the awful destruction of human life, caused by
Sexua-diseases, and the receptions pTactised up
on the unfortunate victims of sucn diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, Charitable Act wor-
thy oftheir name. to open a Dispensary for The
treatment of this class OF DIS eases in all their
forms, and to give Medical Advice Graf.
is, TO all who apply by letter, with description
of their condition, Gage, occupation, habits OF
life, &c.,) and in cases OF extreme poverty. TO
Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge,
Ii is needless to add that the Association COM
mands the hi CHEST Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors ofthe Association, in their annu.
alReport upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases,
which has attended the labors of their Surgeons
ness, Gonorhoea. elect, Syphilis, the Vice OF
Onanism or SelfAbuse, Diseases of the Kidneys
and bladder, &C., and order a continuance of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea and 9TH
er Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the
New Remedies employed in the Dispensary sent
to the afflicted in sealed letter eg velopes free OF
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be
acceptable
Address, for Report of treatment, DIR. /;
SKILLIN H0UGHToN, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, Noe South Ninth Street, Phil
adelpqa, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTW ELL. President.
fe9wly GEO. FA1RCHlLD, Secretary
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-21

~ We are authorized to announce the
name of GEORGE Fl PURDY. as a csn6i.
date for Constable. at the snsuing april
election.
II We are authorized to announce the
name of WILLIAM HAYNES, az u
candidate for the Office OF Constable of Har
rison Township. at the April election.
IL We authorized to annoppce LEMU
Ell L. CARTER, as candidate Of Consta.
BILE in Harrison township at the ensuing
election.
1--WE are authorized to announce SAM
UEL X. ALLEN as a candidate for Tru--
tee of Harrison Township, at the April
election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-21

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