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IN GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS.
lO DOZEN GAUZE MERINU SHIRTS,
LADIES' GAUZE MERINO VESTS,
MISSES do. do. do.
At II. EGAN,
ma 70 st 223 Pa ayenue Sonth siio

A CARD.-TO MERCHANTS AND BUSI-
n NESS MEN.
The subscriber. having received the appointment
of County Constable, would respectfully inform
the public that he will attend to the collection of n
notes, accounts, rents, &C., Intrusted to him.
and prompt returns in all cases VIII be made
All notes, accounts DC, left at the Offices of F.
atten ion.
He refers to the following citizens: E. Wheeler,
Robert Cohen slbley Guy, BOntz d CoombS
IT. GEORGE +. HUGUELY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

u lie Iourru naEIUnaI nurse eAuIuruv,, Ill,
he held at Springfield, Mass, the first week in
September
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sQUELcHED-The publication of Yesterday Is
debate in the Senate IN sztsnso, will at once ex-
pose to the country the utter charlatanism and
demagogism Of Senator Douglass very last bid
(oratorical) for the presidency. Never did a weak
man more completely exhibit the weakness of his
positions than Mr. Douglas did on that occasion
In his coiloquial debate with Senator Davis. who
annihiiated his suberfuges one after another with
merciless coolnefs and precision. No one can
fall TO perceive from that debate the utter weak
ness OF the effort of MIR. Douglas to prove that the
south mas heretofore acknowledged the right of
the creatures Of emigraut aid societies to exclude
slavery from the Territories rather than the
right of the inhabitants of the Territories ,rb,n
they become political people, to adopt such ins,i-
tutons as they please and not until then to inter.
fere directly or indirectly against the rights of CO.
equality Of any citizens of any portion of the Con-
federacy.
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TBERRET ACTIVE ASSOCIATIVE
,,hhS Inc above Association will meet At tho
Wsstern hose Hall, I'd street, between l. and N
ssIeets, on ESDAf next, At 8 O'Clock for the
Sdtnsao,ton oil such business as NAV be bronght
ioIe them' All those in favor of advancing III
interest OF the nominee OF the late SayoratX Con-
Ss rt ere respectfully invited to attend '
ne following resolution was unapiTn ,nsIx ado,
ted by the Association: A'Hii'usiJ edoP-
hnSs9btrfd That as the recent Convention has
calm Col. Jemes g Berret oar stsndap ID 49, ~
~ t ts, municipal camPag On, and as we, the
ENDORSE the Conventons choice in the s.ieni ~ ~
1a5 whose en- siene, as our CHIEF corporal, ans
viii ~ the iasI Two srars ls guarantee thai he
1o'Se me sun ages OF the people of which wa have
Ia. @ snn a. the administration Of Col Berret
foned; ahabls and ign6ed ofcsr we most 81
Rsrrst poaks gu selves. as members of the
me ses ~ assla promoting him to the HE hest nos
won -'i ING git Ot the cnlzans Of Washirston,
LEWIS C. ROBINSON, Sacre.sfy. ma i7'at.
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iHE PROMENADE CONCERT TOMORROW, AND
THE JAPANEsK.-We are authorized to state that
The Marine Band will perform to- morrow evening
In the Presidents Grounds, instead of at the Capt.
tol, and that the ambassadors from Japan, with
their officers, are expected to be present.
The CHICAGO CoNvENTION.-Up to noon to
day nothing is known positively as to the nomi
nations, probably made by this time. Of the Chi
cago Convention. The opponents of Mr. Seward,
the great representative man of the political prin
ciples Of their organization, have managed to
secure fer their nominal representatives from
Maryland, Virginia and kentucky-utterly with
out the pretence of acknowledgements In de.
termining who shall be the candidates pro rata
with Massachusetts Vermont, Wisconsin, &C.;
and the votes of those bogus representations are
expected to be cast against Mr.. s. This of course
causes great indignation among his friends here.
Nevertheless they seem confident Of his nomina-
tion, because nothing whatever Of substantial
additional strength is really to be gained by
throwing him overheard, to nominate some other
aspirant in his stead
The fact that Virginia, Maryland and Ken
lucky are to be counted against Seward in the
Chicago Convention is hardly more preposterous
than that the intensely Republican party States
votes In the Charleston Convention were counted
for Mr. Douglas The management of party af-
fairs upon such principles will soon work the
entire adjustment of the party conventions, as
no longer representing effective party sentiment
on either side.
P-S.-At III a. m. to-day, a Chicago dispatch
(frorn source inimcal to the nomination of Mr.
oeward) dated at midnight last night, was re-
ceived, saying that the nomination of Senator
seward for President, and Senator Trumbull for
vice President, then seemed inevitable An hour
later similar dispatch was received here from
parties in New York city, founded on dIspatcbes
from Chicago sent of early this morning from
the latter city.
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1EOPPOSITION MEETING-Tbe ciIizer-
~ o, the First Ward opposed TO the nresent
nuhiciPal administration, are requested to tneet ~
Stou Hal corner of Penn avenue and Fu. ntio a.
street. on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th inst. Al
the app oachIng June election. 0 'oini'y @C
ma IL u MANY CITIZENS
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PERSONAL.

INfnEMAT1ON IL WANTED OF JOHN
hbpNA hD, OF Parish OF skberreen, county of
SOIk, Ireland. by has wife, Ann Leonard HaS
Deen gone nearly four years. Any one knowing
aH9thlhg aboUt hlm VIII confer a !avor by RandinT
the sanle 10 JANE LEONARD,
ma lS-S -4t St. Island. washington
MADAME FELIX, FORTUsE TELLER,
w from Paris, hags leave To inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Washington that she can be con
"a TED on all Affairs of Love or Business. at 464
eIeventh street, between and0. 40 10 am
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

MAY FEsriysI. Of the CoLoRED cATHo
H. liz SCHOOLS Of - Mat 6-r.l-
s N2H ~ DAN 2lst Instant. at { LEAR E5Sf&Ek
versnrs aI91mlsslon 20 the grounds % crnts Con-
n And Fourteenth streets 10 lie sr,i Te 49,. ~ III
VIII leave At 8 O'Clock r''''s' "a ,s ~
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the lambs Of his fold. She scomcd tos'liyein'
the little childreu's world, rejoicing aud suf-
fering with thcm;s She had always something
pleasant to say, and fowc. or a kiss togive;
so that the scholars bSed the school housc
next best. 20 /" mUthcr's room at bomes
s They never had to be seot to school, but
ran oflcherfully before rine O'clock, that they
might speak to her before the little bell rang.
Sho believed what Solomon said about the
n.rod of correction - but, in Some way, she
cot along without using it very often. Once
her heart was deeply wounded by hearing that
a altttlc follow had spoken unclcan words when
out ut play. When forced To. punish very lit
tie ones, She used to take them on her lap; !;
but rs Master Charlie was nine years old, she
called him to stand before her Takins both
his hands between her own, and looking into
his blue eyes asked, 4" Have you boon using
wicked words to;duy, my dear 2"
al didn't swear" whmpcrcd Charlie.
9" Are you willing to go fomc and repeat
I'LL you have said in your mothers presence 7"
Charlie lung his head and colpred deeply,
and whispered, "No ma am, because it would
grcvc her" u
"And have you forgotten, my dear boy,
that One who is far hoier than she, has heard
in heaven the naughty words which came
from those little lips today? l am afraid
there is something uuclcan in your heart; but
us cannot reach that myself, / will ask Jc.
sus to do it; | can reach your lips; and as
I'm sure they arc not fit to give your mother
the " sool night kiss nor say your pray
crs L will cleanse them for you. She then
took from her desk bowl of water, tiny bit
of SOAP a small sponge, and bidding Charlie
opeu his mouth, she washed it well--tcoth,
tongue, lips and an! She then wiped them
dry with a soft napkin, and batlcd his tear
stained facc, on which she pressed the kiss of
forgiveness. This simple punishment and
tho real sorrow of her who inflicted it,,
made ii deep impression on the minds of her
scholars, Clrrlic is now almost man, but
never, since that ttay, has an impure word es.
! capped his lips. ~ the very thought of such
a word. he tancics that he tastes soap, and that
{ he hears Ngaiu the gentle rsbukc of his first
1 teacher. b. -.H
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whom, tho party -everymhore, eau support
with the same zeal, and the SAME ardor Sith
Which they entered and waged the contest in
1896, when the same principles were involved
At. In tlis,, there be failure, let the res
ropsibiIlty not rest upon us. Let our -hands
be clcNr OF al blame, hot there De no cause
for casting ccnsurc at our door If, in the
end, The great National Democratic party.
the strong ligament which las so loug bound
and held the un;on' together shaped ts,pol.
Icy and CO. -t:yllvdits destipies-oDd TO which
we ave 50 often Looked with hope that sell
dom failed as the Only party North on which
to. rely in the most trying hours, when Con
stitutionai rights were in peril, let il. not be
said to as, in the midst Of the disasters that
may ensec, ''you did it - IN any andcvo-
rySevent lot not the reproacA of Public faith
rest upon our nmc. If everything, else has
to go down, ,.lctour untaruishcd honor, Mt least,
survive the, wreck,
sAI~XINDEE TT , STyrIrNS.
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j. ii. HAMMOND.

CLEANING THE LIPS. NO feature in the
face of child is lovclier, than the lips, with
rows of pearly teeth playing hido-and.seek be-
hind them. But all, sometimes mouths which
look like rose buds, send fortfwords unfit for
mothers car--unft for the Ear in IIcavonr
SOMEBODY'S who would not dare 70 lake Gods's
name in vain, say what is coarse and. impure,
forgetting that this, also, is sin. ~
We knews dear old'lady who many years
age taught Little private school in New Eng.
land town. Her heart. was pure. and the
fore her words were sweet She loved az
blessed Saviour, and cared most tenderIv fos
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POETRY.
A Thought,

The rose that's bent with simmer tuiu,
Or filled with carly dew,
Sheds aicher perfume DER again,
An glows with loSclier hue
The pearly drops that light within
It's lcafy ChNlice rest,
But freshcr beauties FOR II wn,
Its fragrant charms attest
So hearts bowed down with Weight and care,
Or crushed by bitter grief
Show clearer what tl,cir virtues arc,
Wltilc waiting for relief;
Each tender sigh is sweet that springs
From hearts by sorrow rivcu;
If on its parting breath j; brings
Some dcarcr hope OF heaven.
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Estate Notice, -

Or Gs;fa e. .he Estate Sargent
ene,r si co. at law and distfIbufeaa M % ~
W.. w not be liable 10 then for 81 erest az tho; I"y
sharesin said Estate. ftef fs iS,S
uhay g 1ape neSt, esthey wiil b lpre bnssS 5@ st
ules time % pay og the 10 Is terest r IN III
2" Ell II Il: GRIFFIN. si;;,' WA
March 5, 1860 30 o.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ VN"T.N'NI
+ III Griffin.
rhos. Griffin, Adm'rs.

rhos. Griffin, Admrs
Avarlla Griffin & others element
I L appearing to tie Ordinary that J 3 Manscll
| and Ynshti his wife, Barton Griffin. benjamin
Griffin, Sargent Griffin, II \ Griffin lIxI Billings
ly and wife Minerva, the cirs.nt INV of Bailey
Griffin, deceased, to wit hvarla Griffin. Sargent
Griffin, Joseph Griffin and tho heirs nj. law Of
William Griffin. dcceasal namely: Avarilla y
Griffin, Nancy Griffin. II Griffin, Rosannah u
Griffin, G Griffin, Mary l. NJ Griffin, Bailey i.
driIlin, Thomas Griffin. Margaret, T Griffin,
Martha ID Griffin, Jane NJ Griffin, defendants
in this case reside without the limits of this State
1t is ordered, therefore, that the said absent de-
tendnnts do scycrally appear before inc in the Or
linary Office. ut Pickcns Court House, on Tues
day the 18th day of June next, 10 shew cause, if
they can, why fnol settlement of the Estate Of
Sargent Griffin, deceased should not be made
The hors at law and distributes of said deceased
arc also hereby required to render their advance
ments on the said 18th day of June next, and bo
present aud receive their respective distrhutivc
shares, as final decree will be rendered in the
case Mt that tune
w. f. HoLCoMBt,,. opD.
Mhfch %. ISbo jin
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To CON SUM PTHVES
~. And Nervous Sufferers.

TfNlIE Subscriber, for several years rcsidcnt
Il of Asia, discovered while there n simple
vegetable rcmcay--a sure cure ror, Cohsiia,ssioR.
AsLtma, Bronchitis Coagh$ Coids, and Ner-
cows DeJitaB For the benefit Of ConsumptiScs
and Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to make tho
same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scription, with full directions tln~ Of charge y
also sample of tho medicine, which theyswill
tnd beautiful combination of Natures simple
'hcrbs. Those desiring the Remedy can obtain
it by return mail, by addressing
.S& IN ~ 81. b. CUTIBERT,
Botanic Physician No. 420 Broadway, N. Y.
April II. 1850 ,. 81 3m.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-02
Lost,

an Thursday Goth December last, small rcd
" leather Pocket Book, containing some monst,
the following Notes, and other papers. to wit: On
James George 4 TO. for $50, a. Deutch for $;,;,,
on John Maudcn for SO, and ono on II. Bahnt 20
for Sl7s These persons arc renncsted not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself. My name IS
also in the book Any information in rclatiea
thereto will be thankfully received.
DANIEL RILEY.
Jan . 1850 % If
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GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.
FINIIB subscriber bas.ou hand and is constant
a ly receiyinga a large and yaricd assortment Of
American and italian Marble.
10 which he would cah the uttentiono of those i'm
want of suitable Monument to mark tile spot
where repose the remains of their departed rel
atives and friends, Carving aud lettering oe
all kinds neatly and promptly executed.
BGiy"Particular attention paid to orders by mail
JAMES NJ. .ALLEN.
Greenyille C. IT,, S. c. Feb 80 Sl-tfs
nh lie refers to u G Westfcld. Cover, Cox,
Markiy & Co. DR.. NJ DeEarle. w IL Watson,
ESQ ColD IIokc. II MckAy. Ego.
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned will devote himself entirely
! TO the practice of Law and Equity on the
Western Circuit. Mr.. lItDpEN is his partner at
Pickcns. JAMES l.. ORR.
Anderson G. IT,. May 10. 1859 42-tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
P1cKENS--iN EQUITY.
by his,ncs' friend Bin for Partition, Re-
s. II. Johns, Admr, ct. ais.

Joseph s.. Gasaway, \
vs.; lief, Account, sc.
5. II. Johns, A,mr, CT ais - 's, 70
appearing my satisfaction that William s.
G"ssaway. +. II. Thurbct and wife Matilda,
and Thomas III. Gassaway, defendants in this case
reside without the limits Of His State; on motion
OF iiarison \ Pulan. cOmplainants solicitors IL
is ordered tbat,thcse several absent defendants dv
appear in this Court, and plead, answer or dcmur
TO shld hill, within three months from the pubca-
ton hereof. on their consent to the same will bc
taken as confessed by orlcr pro can ,csSo against
him ROB'T A. TJIONpSO% CrS
Com'rs. Office March 20. 1850 emo
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
IS EQrIrr-rIcKESs.
Elizabeth 4iyatt ~
j. I. S, Evatt. ctals
appearing tome that Thompson Evatt and
A Rial u. Evatt and wife Abby Rillor, defend
ants iii this case, resides without tho limits Of
This State: On motion of Harrison and palliam,
comp 'ainant's solicitors it is ordered that these
several assent defendants do appear and plead,
answer or dCmur to tho complainanFs said bill
&C COZ. plant, 7;:ttii::::: :hrcc a,or.Ls ssa .!c
publication hereof, Or their consent . the same
will be taken as confessed by an order pro con-
IeSSO.
ROB"T. A. THOMPSON, CIR:
March 90, 1860 SuI,
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-agt ~, ,.z Notice. ,t .,,gee7
MFR. ALEX AMBER Bryce, Jr. Is my au.
%lyA thorised agent to attoii& 10 my business
while am absent from, the States, have left
my Notes and book of Accounts in his hands.
G. w. BALDWIN,
April 27. 1860 40 If
THE STATE OF SOUTH 'CAROLTNS.
rUKESs=-IS EQUITY. seta
VIM. III Anderson @
VS. Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.
i L appearing to my satisfaction that William VIII
son, the defendant in this case, resides without
the limits Of this State: On nlotien OF Ilarrison
and Pulam, IL is ordered that lie do personally ap
pear in this Court, and plead, answer or demur TO
.n inc comptainants said bill of complaint within
three months fromt the publication hefeof, or his
consent to the same WILDE taken as confessed, by
an order pro c0nfesso.
,,an.n 10 .RoB". d. THOMPSON, c.E.r.~
. - fN y
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AN exchange paper tells of lazy genius
up his way, who being asked, us ne lay sun
ming himself on the grass, what was the
height Of his ambition, replied: "Tpl mar
rY rich widow that's got bad cough |"
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HIDES AND BARK

XXTILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES
w by j, J.. n. SMITH.
Tan Nnrl. Jan 4. t952 25-tf
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ME STATE or SOUTH .CAROLlNA.

j. W. tray, M''slcF in Equity, ! Din to rorcelo.a
" wv ''7o
j. B. Fisulcsscr. mortgage
7 appearing to the Court that j. B. Fisohctser.
L the defendant in this case, resides without the
limits of this Stute: On motion of Harrison AMI
Pullinn. compninans solicitors, ts-ordcrcd il that
the said absent defendant do appear in this n6nor-
able Court, and plead, answer or demur to COM
rlainant'S said bin of complaint, 'ithn three
months from the publication hereof OF an ordev
pro conttSSo will be taken as to him.
ROB'r. y. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
March %. 1860 81 3n,
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EXPERIENCE is the mother Of science.
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j. H. VOIGHT,

WALIIALLA S. c..
WILL give strict attention TO all business cnrus-
~ ted to his Terms The most reasonable.
Jam ~. 1890 25 II
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MONEY SAVED.
DIANO FORTES g. MELODEONS,
stools, Covers Instruction Books, &C. terms that
cannot fail TO please, ut AshtabuA, Ohio.
Piaaos and Mclodeoas.

Pianos and Mci0deoaS
Mr. Hal. has the pleasure Of saying that during the pas. u
YEAR, more than three thousand families have been made
gad y individual efforts in the sale Of Pianos and Meode
Il affords much pleasure hear almost daily expressions
like the oowing
asince we bought the Nelodeon you John stays st home
every evening Henry sings quite we'll and never made
sound before Susan did without the sk dress W have
Meodeon. Harriet postponed the journey East prefeng
nice Piano Them u Meodeons you sold In town done
more to improve the young folks than any thing
excepting the preaching Of the gospel Henry appeared a
little inclined To insanity but since bought the Meodeon,
he has entirely recovered Am sorry did not buy Me-
odeon three years ago, when you spoke to me"
Our Method.
We buy Instruments and pay for them. Never sold one
particular make. win deliver any desirable make IDEAL in
otherl the lowest possible figures. We have and
y,r, viii be exceed In having nice pianos and Meodeons
o beautiful patterns and hne rosewood hnh superb tone &c
Beautiful Covers Suo and the best Instruction Books in
the world Believe us, we TiA work for your interests
Piano Fortes.
Fmeron Chickerng Iadd IInllet Davis Of Boston Rs-
ven Bacon Coz Stcinway, lighte, Bradbury HszlSon
hsny Knabe Baltimore &c. N D. Any Of these will be fur
nised at from $780, to sOOo according to style and finish
lelOdeOns.
EN-. Bishop, PAinesve, Prince Co. Buffalo csrbMt
New York Mason Hamlin, Boston Prices from s25 70
$3.50, N. B. Every Piano and Meodeon, fully warranted
To Farmers aud Others
unsoouanted with Instruments De not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer in the West who invariably sold
First Glass Pianos q. .NeLodeons, &. No Others.
Be Mr. Hall in person, writo before purchasing
as lie has the means, and knowledge to befiend you.
Fritndly Adrice.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in
ati7n to Pianos and Meodeons by letter oiherwisn-W
faithfully advise what instrument TO buy and what price, sc
TO Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale
portion down. and reasonable time will be given on the
balance. All kinds Of Produce and Good Lumber and
building Materials received in part pay Fly cords of Coco
Wood, Wanted.
Direct all orders and letters to GEO. HALL Piano Dealer
Ashtabua, Ohio. Office and Depot on Park street.
February !, 1860.
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beHesOtem HshthOH, sHdbtshed bV special EHdONtfR
for the Rehef Of the Sick and Disirsssed, afflicted
pith PirUieNt and Epidemic Ds'eases ..Ha
TNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
Il of the awful destruction Of human life caused By
Sexual Dseasesand the deceptiOns pracced upon un
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quac several year
ago directed their consulting surgeon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy oftheT name to open Dispensary for the
treatment of this class Of diseases all their olns and to
with absorption Of their condition. age occupation habits
fife &c and in Of extreme poverty to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE IL is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill OF the
and will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association in their Annual Report
upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for the year ending
January 1st 1858, express the highest satisfaction with
success which hes attended the abos OF the Consulting
in the Of SpematorrhOa Seminal Weakness Inn
Poenee GOhorrhGa GeeS Syphilis the vice Of onanism
eliabuse &c. and order continuance OF the plan
the ensuing year hr...
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that
their abors In this sphere Of benevolent effort
great benefit to the afflicted especially to the young aud
they have resolved to devote themselves with renewed zeal
TO this very important and much despised cause. .
An admirable Report Spematorrhaa Seminal Weak
ness the Vice OF Onansm asurbaton Self Abuse and
other diseases OF the Sexual Organs by the Consulting
geon which will be sent by mail lin sealed Envelope
FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt of two stamps for
Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment
of seTua diseases, diet Scy constantly being published
gatutlo' distribution, and will be sent TO the Afflicted
Some remedies and methods Of treatment
cred during the last year. of great value
Addrss DIR. j. SKlLLIAN HOUGTTON sting Surgeon
Howard Association, NO.2 South NINTH S' Philadelphia
Pa. By order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHII.D, Secretary
! a52 EZRA ID. HEARTNFLl. President