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pfoubd day for our friends of the
Methodist persuasion In this city.
The elegant ediIiee just finished on
the corner Of Church and Laurel
streets. IL 10 he dedicated, The
Rev, Dr.. O. X. Marshall, OF Mississ
sippi IL announced 10 preach the
defeating sermon. On any ofdina.
~ occasion. the announcement that
mt Marshall will talk to the peo.
ple." would MI to its utmost oapa
city the largest room In town. and
now that itis known. be is to ded-
icate the noble ediIice which has
oome up out of the eobwebs. Of the
old church. in which he preached
some of his Hrst sermons-wec can
feel that tho building is already
packed with eager and attentive
listeners. Twenty years ago !
What a time 20 travel ovef=it lies
embalmed and oonseefated IN the
noiseless past. The footsteps Of
this busy hour cannot disturb its
memories - when Marshall oalls
them up, and clothes them with bis
eloquent imsgefy-wheh he dwells
by the roadside. on the falling Of a
giant oak IN manhood. and the ton
der flower, untimely nipped there
will he no dry eyes there. because
he and tbey=ail II us have lived
through their winters. and spring
times.
NJ. Marshall will be assisted by
the Rev. Dr, kener Of New Orleans,
AZ night Bishop EARLY will preach
Our friends Of that Church, can
In M way repay, the Rev, Mr. Lin
field. for his active agency aud up'
firing energy. IN their behalf AZ
time Of unusual depression. an
elegant ediice has sprung into life
In tho ve5y heart Of tho 5ity, with
out our knowing how Many Of
our fellow eitisens outside tho body
Of the church. have given evidence
Of their Christian charity IN sub.
stantial help. The building CON
mittee. composed Of Messrs, Tun.
nard, Magruder. Hart. and others,
aotuated by the commcndable feel
ing that the town In m family In
interest. bsve--as public spirited
citizens acquitted themselves molly.
In this living monument. Mi Col
lins. tho Architect and builder, In
this ediioe has added an impsrish.
able laurel 10 his crown. M All 40
eemplished aud skilllal workman,
II would please us, to bestow n
word OF description on the building
itself-Ict Il speak for itself, as It
stands throwing tho shadow Of its
tall ppire on tho landscape. for
others 20 see, when our shadows
have become weary with following
us and departed TO the shades Of
perpetual night.
On Wednesday next the Louisi'
lana Conference will commence its
sittings. Our citizens are vieing
with each other In preparations 10
receive with open doors. the stran.
gere who may come to take part In
the proceedings. 1fit is desirable
TO publish the result Of tho work.
from day 10 day, we hereby place
at tho disposal Of the Conference
the columns Of this paper.
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Your Daughter

s
1rAtv=Rss,gnai,on ~ Got,bafd,---
Tiefbr Emanuel h,pg of Nopies,=
The news from Italy is impoftaht'
Victor Emanuel had formally 40
eepted the sovereignty Of the Two
Sieilies. garibaldi's dictatorship
ceased. aud his ministers resigned
their functions. The King Of 5af.
dinia entered Naples on tho 7th
and on the 9th Gafibaldi quilted
the city fof his home In the Island
Of Caprera.
King Victor Emanuel had pub.
lshed a proclamation 10 the Nea
politan aud Bieilisn peoples, accept
ing tho sovereign authority of the
Two Sieilies. transferred TO him by
universal suffrage.
On The 1th instant his Majesty,
accompanied by Gafibaldi, entered
Naples. They proceeded together
to the cathedral, aud afterwards to
tho palace. An immense crowd 6I
people assembled. Notwithstanding
The torrents of rain which were ial.
ling. There were great festivities.
aud universal joy was manifested.
A Naples telegfapbie despatch
of the 9Th gives tho following ed'
ditiopal particulars
On the entry of the King into
Naples. Gafibaldi sat by his side
in tho oaftiage. On tho following
morning (tbe Btb) Garibaldi. &C
eompsnied by the ministry, formal
" presented to the King the result
Of the plebiseite, lIis Majesty 70.
eeived them IN the throne room,
Signor Conforte. addressed the
King thus 1
S,,e=The Neapolitan people as.
sembled in their ELECTORAL Com
mittee. having proclaimed You
King by an immense majority
10000. 900 Italians are uniting
themselves 10 the other Tfovidcncs
which your Majesty governs with
so much wisdom. verifying youi
solemn promise that Italy should
belong 10 the Italians.
The King replied In n few es'
pressive words,
The deed of annexation was theh
drawn up. the Dictatorship ceased
aud tho Ministry resigned. The
enthusiasm Of The people continued
A Naples dispatch Of tho 9th an
nounees that Gafibaldi left Naples
that morning for his home on the
Island Of Capfera. Tho last visit
that ho paid was TO tho English
Admiral Mundy.
Sigpor Montezenolo was about
10 proceed to Sicily as Governor
General. signor La Fariba had
been appointed Director u the In,
terror Department In Sicily, aud
Father LAMA Director Of Public In
struction.
A national subscription has been
opened in Sicily TO purchase villa
In tho neighborhood Of Palermo ~
u gift to General Garibaldi Gen
eral Carini is tho originator Of the
project. The Sicilians In Paris are
taking part In Il.
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Az Ancient TssH Blows ws.--The
well-known "old Elm OF Somerset,
Mass, which grow near the river. In tho
center Of the village, and supposed TO be
400 10 500 years old, was blown down q
few nights ago, In . heree gale. II wa,
100 feet In height, and the girth Of the
tIssnk vas SO feet
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.T The screw steamers Of the Cunard
line will commence running this month for
the winter, the first TO leave Liverpool, on
the 9th inst. The splendid mail steamer
Persia, will be withdrawn during the win
tor months, and will be replaced BY the
Australasian, tho accommodations being
equal in every way TO those Of the Persia.
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rs, shs tis-s..s sss t'e,-ss,
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- ~ ~ VI
rhste is ssnss ~ -.sfin..s,
A ss,rsshise aeasnrsa.
A wsn,ire energy ~ ssri,
A h.stinsss ef rni-a, n
A ssnsthine vhs, : es.tiNt ieli,
A issrsishnsss ~ sense.
Astslsins phantom yg.s sia.,
win my vs,y bslne hasri.
n...m. ..if~y h..,, &, beet.
Ne blsca nersa In my !Slns,
rs, hst,ss " thAr eye, th,ethsa
with asIes returning rsinsi
wee. bette, 10, ws.ia madness he.
o, - viia sense ~ grief;
~ ssst.s ss ~ deep hss,,fsit wss
ws.ia sivs " ms relief
Docks ses,a H. me . wssfy tsss;
Mr. rsn's ih,cws idly ~.
And " tsr hands A. lahe, nsa.
i,sks u riihs Sigh
There is . senss ~ wssfinsss,
A something ssasnhsa,
A vss,iss energy - sepi.
A hssvinsss ~ ,.ina.
tlss aiss, Nev.. issp.
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Coax on.-It is said that Indian corn
produces q clear fluid, which burns with
out odor, without smoke and IL inexpen-
sivs, afFordine good light In an ordinary
ksrosins lamp, for half . cent an hour.
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gzN The British Star. . Greek illustra-
ted paper, published In London, 4. print
ing, a. its serial" Plutarch's Lives, in
one volume, in the original Greek, and IN
the next translated Into the m odsrn Greek.
or Romaic.
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PASSING STRANGE.


tho other side. follow each other
in such quick succession. that we
have no time 10 ekolaim, no, be
buldl Gro the jaws of darkness doth
devour them up," OF they are swsl'
lowed whole by some other mon.
sler proposition, The public mind
has been go shocked by daily won.
ders. that hs ia y nervous foul who
allows his e1osnimity to be dis
tufbed by the ibeubaiing wonder
which is 20 come forth Tomorrow,
Fortunate for us is II. that nature
IL not disturbed of affected sympa-
thetiealls, The sun gets up at the
proper hour in the mofn-bolds bis
way and goes down at even tide.
Mid Summer comes The fall wealth
or follows aud another spring time
is looked for. The aggregate man
with its unity Of soul-if not Of
purpose, is in volcanic state, and
eruptiohs break out in the body pol.
itie, battling the skill Of the best
physicians. II is full Of cancers.
gsngfepes aud ugly sores. Who
would suppose that any such sen.
timent as this could come out of
the ptostituted and vulgar mouth Of
The public press Yet here u In
from the True Deifa. newspaper
published In the commercial empo.
rum of our own State, claiming
30 be pa, etoriienos the organ Of the
people, The writer is talking about
the Thanksgiving
As 10 is. we fear there will be n
good macy lacking IN grace on the
present occasion. This eeeBlaf
Thanksgiving business is but n re.
cent importation into tho southern
States. and particularly In the
State of Louisiana. aud is not In
digenous to the soil. II never should
have been imported. All matters
of fasting. prayer. &e,. should bo
left exclusively to tho different TO
ligious denominations. They are
OF should be the spiritual guides.
When Governors oi States. many
of whom are no better than they
ought 10 be, mix themselves up III
religious matters, they but assist
M far as their influence goes In
bringing true religion into con.
tempt-in making II farce.
DO tho people in this self.consti.
tuted Intelligent age" understand
tho force and value In Importance
Of such n sentiment set mp In typo J
Il Ia to bo hoped they do. II 10
tho opinion Of one man out Of tbir.
" millions-it Ia worth about nm
much as tho curse Of tho waysfar-
ing man who gets into Tho center
of the great desert. and there dies
with curses on his lips--pot like
lower and nobler animals in tho
scale Of nature. We wonder at
the expression Of opinion In mon.
ster newspapers In the Nortb-the
fungus which grows luxuriantly
about tho tree Of liberty. Greeley.
Seward, Hale, Sumner, Lucy Stone
aud Bennett rise up and meet us.
shaking their hoary locks at every
crossing. When they thrust forth
their foul-mouthed treasons at us
and murderously stab al the very
foundation Of our social systom,
we tremble at IL and grow pale In
the fear that they express ,he sen.
timont of their people. How un-
charitable TO suppose sol How un-
just to barbor such an idea. even
for the clap.trap Of party pnrposesl
They have nothing more TO do with
public opinion, which rests on the
united good sense Of the people,
than our own public press. We
are thankful even unto thanksgiv.
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AT BEAL'S
CITY FLOUR, FEED Il LINE STORE.

L'LOCR-2sb Barrel Of various grades;
IT cORS-151 pseks.
OATa--5O0 Bushels Hesvy,
BRAN--I00 Sacks Bran and Shorts,
HAY-5D Bales Choices Ohio River,
DRY FKulTs-s Barrels Applss and Peaches,
0NfONs-25 Barrels Largs iora.
pUTATOEs-75" Nsshanoss,
BUTTEE-2o Bseksts of ~ 70 % posnds sseh,
BUCKWHBAT-so Bags and Boxss choies.
CORN MEAi>-MiIi running svery other dsy,
LIME--z00 Barrels lust arrived.
CEuEsT-ususlly supplsd at sh umss
store Corpsr Third snd Cosvsntion strssfs
nova
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-tF The Eastern papers say that both
the cod and m mackerel fisheries, have been
very successful tho present season.
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RECEIVED ON COMMISSION.

Sn BOXES asserted Pie Fruits, Jams and Jsl'
w lies, In Byxss and Bottlss-lov for cash Al
pov2O A. MATrAs.
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INITIATION WANTED.

RY young Lad, % graduate of Louis.
- ians,) a. teacher In n private family
For particulars apply at this office.
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NThe Pos. oflcs at BoufY Bayou,
Franklin parish, La, has been discontin-
ued.
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ANNUAL mA.oste mnnTIsa

T'uE ANNUAL nesting ~ The brethren sstglt,
] sfkt James Masasie Ledge vii tsks si-.[
place ~ the Hail eafnef " In ana rhafeL z<ssfS
stsssts, sn SATURDAY NfnuT The ist INV
prose The bfsihfsn ~ the lodge sfa hereby
spseisllr setiHsd. stjasfsihg msrnhe,s ~ The
rfstsssty ef othsf lodges, are invited ~ be pre-
sent I'm that OCCASION JViia ~. new,
nss7R VI Rssrstaff.
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HAY. Corn, Oats and Brsa.
COO PACK AGES In store and for sals AZ eur
OUU rent prices J0eHUABEAL.
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Embroidered Hssdks rchisfs q Ceilars.
A HANDSOME supply of these goods, of the
IA latest styles, just received at the
septz2 PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
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EE' Shakspesre's house NJ Strat
ford, together with the garden In
which Il stands, is about 10 be put
into repair, and will present. when
the measures now IN progress afe
completed, an ensemble IN oil res
poets IN keeping with true Sbaks'
peatean associations, A terrace
will surround the garden an or.
chafds we're IN the poet's day=will
be planted on the northeast Of the
house f, a mulberry tree will stand
where his mulberry tree stood the
garden will contain all the trees
aud flowers mentioned IN bis works !.
the custodiap's residence will be on
the soatheast aide, and access 10
the place will be had through hand
some gates sufmounted by Shakss
peare's crest--the falcon--up a
broad avenue. planted on either
hand with sbrubs aud, leading TO
the house.
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on,mrsAL spaIsrauDEseE
Ts,tn

.nNE day last week, in the Streets, A
" Pair Of Feeged Shoes. which the
owner can have Wy calling st this Office.
nov "a,
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FiaF.=-About ! o'clock yesterday
an alarm Of dfe called the fire com.
papies to an old frame building up
Main street the property Of John
Buhlef Esq, and occupied by Nj.
simpson as a saddlery, The bull
ding proved TO be too old to burn
--i, merely smoked for an except
ION 10 the rule that there "oan he
40 smoke without fire. One col.
ored gsmma@ who managed to get
on the roof esved in=-tbe eompab'
lea played moderately on the CON
cerp TO wet all the things Of Mr.
simpson aud esme away We are
plessed TO see the engines bright.
and IN excellent order for service.
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BUILDER's MATEkiALA,

FFF FfFTFfF = " N NV " FfTFI
tfME=2ug Barrels hichsfd's Cape!
CEMENT==bo nsfTeis Hossdsis
rLAsTrHz2D ds, hast quality!
ttAIn=7gp Bushels Long stapleg
sANb--2D tistfsis " bits Lake Fasa
SAND 400 nafrsis Hss sand
MAJbLE DUsT-ig barrels New York.
hev1s JOSHUA HEAL.
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ANNUAL. CHAPTER srnnrist.,

NNNNAI f"NTTEft WHFsTINNs
COMPANIONS or wAsIiiseT0N a. A.A N
" CHAPTER. are hereby notified " at
tend The sn uai tneetins ~ the sms ~ ~
streets. on MONDAY MONT ssst Gonpa pions
~ othss chapters sejeufbi6g, are invited a. at
tend, AsDhhw BRADFORD.
nvv.ssdtd Secretary.
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DLAEKETs.-- .--s1<, 4 and 8 Points; also
ID very fine French Blankets, Cradle
Blankets; ail Of which will be sold a. re-
d1ced prices.
nov20. PEOPLEs bTOkE.
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NEW FLOUR.
MATTRESS TICKING.

DECEIVED Tnfs MORNING.. A rEEsH sur.
IL ply ~ 4 10 sbovs nsmsd arfIeis, of very sa-
perior quality which vs Offer 70 per cent bsi0r
ths regular market price. lee..
noy2o PeopIss store, Third street.
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DESCRIPTION OF A GOOD HORSE

He should be about fifteen and
n half hands high the head
light and clean made wide be,
tween the nOstrils, and the nos
trils themselves large, transpa-
rent and open; eyes clear and
sparkling, ears small, and neatly
set on; neck rather short and we'll
set up; large arm or shoulders,
well thrown back, and hind legs
fine, flat, thin, and small-boncd ;
body round and rather light,
though sufficiently large to afford
substance when it is needed full
chest, ailording ample play for
the lungs back short, with the
hind quarters set on rather OBJ
liquely: Any one possessing a
horse Of this appearance, and
weighing eleven or twelve hun.
dred pounds, may rest assured
that he has q horse of all work,
and a bargain which is well worth
getting hold of.
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TO DESTROY INSECTS

NJ. Letellicr gives in the Jour
nal of the Paris horticulture
Society the following recipe Tor
the destruction Of insects
To aquart Of water add seven
ty.two grains each Of American
potash, flour Of sulphur, and Of
soap. Where it is required of
greater strength, to the same
quantity Of soap and water add
twice the quantity Of sulphur and
potash. The solution instantly
kills ants, grubs, catcrplIlara and
other insects ifimmcrscd therein
but does not %injurc plants. IT
will kill ants and grubs when
poured in their places Of resort,
The Gishurst compound Is much
used in England, and very sue,
eessfuIIy, at the rate Of three ~.
to a gallon Of water, for the dcs-
truction of thrips, the red spider.
and other insects, but is too en-
pensivc for outdoor purposes.
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WHO INVENTED THE L w A
CHINE
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.
ESTABLISHED 1915. T.. HOWE, JR,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE.

" -|
ESTABLISHED 1915. T., HOWE, JR.
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE,
These machines ire strictly lrstclnss, and
for beauty and simplicity of construction, du-
rablIity, and efficiency in working, are un-
equa led by any. They make n tight Loeb
stitch more nearly nike upon both SIDES o,
the goods than that made by any other m
chine.
They are capable ofdoinga greater variety
ofwork than any othcriamlIy machine. The
$50 machine is warranted to DO Os fine work
as the Wheeler & Wilson. and as heavy as
the large Singer machine
OF FAMILY MACHiNES--priccs 800,
$40, $50, 80, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Lea
Their stitching, such us Bcols and Shoe work
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &c.
hnvc always held n reputation far above any
other machinc-a fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines usc so small q
needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine
Price-$l35, and $3.50.
WHAT Constitutes G0ODSEWING
MACHINE?
!. 1t should be well mode, simple in its con
struclion, and easily kept in order,
.. 1t should make a tight lock stitch, alike
on both sides ofthc material.
3. 1t should sew any and all materials thai
can be sewed.
4. 1t should be able TO use cotton thread OF
silk.
5. 1t should be uhle 10 sew from coarse tc
fine. and from thick to him, with rOpldlly AM
without changing the tension,
q Il should he able to make the tension
greater or less, on both the unccr and uppeI
threads, and with uniformity.
7, it should have a STRAIGHT needle, CUEv
I'd mes arc liable to break.
:. The needle should have per- cndicula
motion, This is absolutely necessary 10
heavy work.
o.. 1t should be able TO bind Win a binder
hem with Il hpmmcr; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10, II should be always ready TO work.
II. 1t should be capab,e Of using the sam'
size oithread on both sides of the work, AM
~ofusing different colored thread or silk, abovt
or below, TO correspond with any two color
of cot TO be united.
T., 1t should he able TO make Il long o
short stitch.
ID. 1t should commence sewing tightly a
the first stitch.
Ia. 1t should run eusily and make but it'll,
noise.
10. II should havea wheel.tccd; none othe
are IN constant contact with the work.
10. 1t should no be liable to get out Of or
der.
II. 1t should not be liable to break tn,
thread, nor skip stitches.
Il. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form "A ridge on the unde
side, nor ravcl ont, nor be wuslctuI OF thread
as is the case with al chain stitch machines
20 Ii should not be more trouble than Ii
WORTH"
CIR THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machine.
arc warranted to give better satisfaction thai
other machines IN the market, or mon, Y re
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in thu
city (Orfs Il MNcnaught's) at 80 cents pc
dozen. lIowc's Machine Twist, cxccllen
article 70 cents per dozen.
CONE BROS SO College Street,
Jan. 10th. Nashville, Tenn.
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4 G RICU L T U II A L
N-- ny
STICK. THIS UP.

As the following table Of the
number 0 fpounds to the bushcl,
maybe of interest to the farmer
and dealer, we publish it, and
would advise them to cut it out
and stick it up in some proml-
ucnt place for reference. We be-
lieye we have published it in the
Home Journal before, but it will
do to publish again Many new
subscribers have not seen it.
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REMEMBER THAT
A n h Il U LISON
guarantees perfect satisfaction to all his patrons,
BEAR IN MIND,
That you can order any Books which are in
print, and they will be furnished at the Pub
fishers prices, and promptly sent to any desti-
nation. Each book accompanied by Il Gift
worth from 30 cents TO 81 90.
Bsly Money D,ay be sent at my risk, BY letter,
Provided it is enclosed in presenccof Il re-
liable person, and properly registered
But the best and safest mode to remit, Is
by draft ON Philadclp hia and New York,
BaND made payable to my order.
Those who will act as AGENTS, will please
send for Il Catalogue, which contains induce
ments not to be cXccllcd by any other estab-
lishmcnt. with full directions and particulars.
Address all orders to
DUANE RULISON.
PROP rietor of Quaker City PUB. House..
No. S3, SOUTH THIRD STREET..
May2i, 'tO-Gm. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Plow deep, and be sure to move
a little every particle of earth
above the lowest point reached by
the plow, to bring out all the Ia
tent powers Of the soil.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILA DELPUIA.
\ brGcvO1rrt Institution, established by special en-
uWmcrt for the relief OF the sick md dis
trcssGd, afflicted with yuuIent and
priIpuic lisraSrv

\ brGcvOrut Institution, established by special en-
dowmcrt for the relief OF the sick and dis
trCsScd, afflicted with ylmlent and
epidemic diseases.
The Howard AssnciatiOn, IN view Of the awful dea
truCtion oihuman life, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the receptions prtCii>cd uTOI the unfortunate Victims Of
such diseases by QuaCkS, Sc vCral ycaISago directed their
Consulting SURGEON, aSa CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name to open a IlispchsHry for the treatment Of this
class OF diseases, IN all lhcir forms ard to give Medical
advice GRATIS, toall who apply by letter, with a des.
cIiptioU OF their condition, (agc. occupation, hubts Of life
NC.) aud in cases OF extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless TO add
that the association commands tho highest Medical skill
Of the age and will iurIish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors, on review of The past, feel assured
that their labOrs in this sphere OF benevolent effort. have
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, eFpccilIly 10 IN,
young, and they have reSOlycl TO devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to his very important hut much des
pissed cause,
JustpuN,shcd hyths Association, a Report on Spermo
tOrrhnd, or seminal Weakness, the Vice of Onnnism,
MaStur nationO or SeltAbnse, and other diseases OF the
.,cXualOrgaus, by the Consulting surgeon, which will he
sent by mail, lin a scaled letter cnvelUpe,) FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of W STAMPS for postage -
Other Reports and Tracts on tho nature and treatment Of
Sexual diseases, diet, Sc, are constantly being published
FOR sratuiuus distribution, and viii he sent TO the airiCtcd
Some Oi the rev remedies and methods Of treatment
discnvc. ell during the last year, are Of great value
Address, FOR Report or treatment, DE. j. SkllIIS
TlOUGilItN, Acting SURGEON, Howard Association, No.
. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
iy order VI the Directors.
Ezra u IIElRTWELL, President.
GEO. FAECIILp, secretary.
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100 Dollars Rewad

STOLEN from the UNDERSIGNED -,
Saturday night the 18th of July a Small
Pocket Book, containing seven hnndr,.J
and twenty three dollars, all in twontv
dollars notes on the Bank Of Tennessc,
except a one hundred dollar note on
on the Bank Of Charleston s. C. two
ten dollar on the Bank Of Shcllbyville.
Il n dollar and a two dollar note not
recollected. will give the above re.
ward for the recovery of the money.
and an additional sum Of ono hundred
dollars Tor the thief, should he be a
whi.e man
A. O. CLOpTON.
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To h Public.

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