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News Items.

WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures,
April 16.-Col. Fauntlerory writes to
Lieut.. Gen. Scott that bis information
from FL Paso is that events are likely to
be enacted on the border similar to those
at Brownsville, and suggests the employ
ment of volunteers, but this is dscoun-
tenanced, and he is advised that the army
forces in New Mexico will be adequately
increased.
Mr.. Pryor was arrested to-day, and
will tomorrow give security to keep the
peace.
All the Democrats, with the exception
Of about II, present in the House to-
day, together with 81 of the Opposition,
favored Mr.. Bonham's proposition to ad-
jouru over during the week of the
Charleston Convention. This will be
definitely voted on to- morrow. Should it
PISS, the Senate, it is confident y exp, cited,
will concur.
FIRE AT GRAND Grand
Rapids, April ia FIRE last night de-
stroyed nine stores and shops on Canal
Street, two dwellings, one store house
and three barns on Kent street, and one
dwelling house OF Spring street. The
buildings were all of wood. Loss about
$4,000. Insured for $4,000.
STEAMER SNAGGED AND THREE
LIVES LosT.-Memphis, April 10
The steamer Defender, bound from New
Orleans to Pittsburg. snagged and sunk
near Lec0ma on Saturday evening. The
boat, with her heavy cargo, is a total
loss. Three deck passengers were lost.
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION IL
NEW YoRK.-New York, April IA
The Hon. John Sherman, NJ. c., from
Ohio, last evening addressed at the
Cooper Institute a large, respectable and
enthusiastic audience of both sexes. He
was conducted to the hall by VIM. Cullen
Bryant and David Dudley Field, his ap-
pearance being the signal for generous
round of applause. Mr.. Sherman's mas
terly statement of the great issues of the
day, was listened to with wrapt attention,
broken only by manifestations of approx
al. Ex-Governor Ford (of Ohio) at
the close, was called upon and made an
eloquent and humorous address. There
were frequent calls for Gov. Banks, who
was in the body of the hall, but be re-
fused to come forward.
A COOP BUsNEss.-Since the be-
ginning of the present month, the follow
ing Democratic victories have been
achieved:
In Connecticut, with the largest vote
ever polled, the Republican majority has
been reduced from 1870 to 500 or 600.
In Rhode Island, the Republican party
has been upset entirely.
in Wisconsin, partial returns indicate
the election of Dixon, DEM, for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, by ma
iority of 5000.-N T. Journal of Com
MERGE.
In spite of New York money and New
York voters, the Republicans have car
ried Connecticut, increasing their major
tiles in the Legislature.
In Rhode Island, if any " Democratic
victory" was gained, it was by abandon
ing their own standard and going in for
a man whose friends and whose organ
claimed that he was conservative
Republican"
In Wisconsin, instead OF there being
any 5000 majority, our latest adyices
state that the official canvass must decide
who is Chief Justice. Both candidates
we're Republicans. Truly, +" Democrat
&c victories" are not exactly what they
uaed to be- oseoa journal.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
CLAUDE p. MATBIE,s ESTATE

The Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands ofall persons, against the
estate Of Claude 2. Mathe, late of Glover,
in said district, deceased. represented insovent,
and the term of six months from the 18th day OF
April, 1860, being allowed by said Court. to
the CREDITORS of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before ms:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Widow LOIS Mathie. in Glover, in said district,
on the % Tuesdays of May and October next, at
10 O'Clock, in the foi enonn. on each Of said DAYS
Jas IaSr "; SIMPSON, cOmm,r..
Craftsbury, April, l4th 1850 -l7w3.
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COMMISSIONS - NOTICE.
SAMUEL BUFFERS ESTATE

Il HE Subscribers, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate Of Samuel Butler. late of New
port, in said district, deceased, represented in
solvent. and the term Of six months from the 9Th
day of April, SEQ, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
aud prove their respective claims before as:
Give Notice, that we will attend 10 the duties
Of our appointment at the Office Of II. G. Wilson
in Troy. IN said District. on the first Thursdays
Of June and September next,at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, on each of said davs
\. c. WILSON. co,...i..fo,-.
W. b. CRANE, Noh'iiissioieIs
Troy, April nth, a. d. lseo-l7w3
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MARRIED..

In Barton, at the NJ E. Parsonage, April, 4th
by Rev. D. S. Dexter, Mr.. Jefferson Cowles, to
Miss Orfel F. johnson, both of Albany.
II Newport, on the 18th inst, by E. B. Palmer,
Esq, Mr.. John H. Ingerson, to Miss Laura P.
Bowley, both of Newport.
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PLEASE PAY upll

rEaHusE @ssa sla aai Fess &lsas aaass ssFset 70
I he esaass So e. Fay 49, gssfwfefe ~ gssass
Wka ssa snsiassfed - ffs safsssEhsH hse uasaAsat
services are saFassi4s fsgassss - esA sH8 settle
9sfh s. & Esan. IA - iFks1szsa, WAa hss
.hsFrs u 80 hssss.
Al Heszs asid NeaaaHfs Ff8ssiHsaE Hasssliss 80
fhs afst saY - Msg HHag sHl Re Rsasss 3 ~
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Be s0ise to-day IT'S madness to neg
lect cough, or cold. Consumption
may follow, and though DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, cares the latter
disease, yet the former disappear at once
under its influence.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

= = N = III DIS+N'JNJAN y II . = u :.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persona
against the estate Of SAMUEL BENSON. late
Of lrRsburgh 10 said District deceased represent.
ed insoiYent, and the term Of ak months from
the zsth day Of March 1850, being allowed
by said Court 70 the creditors Of said deceased,
TO exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore u.s.
Give Notice, that We win attend to thu duties
Of our appointment az the dwelling house ID
which the said Benson resided At the tins Of bis
decease, ia irasbusRh. 10 said District, on the
tih days Of June and September next At one
O'Clock, 10 the afternoon, on each Of said days
5. A. WILLARD
s. X. LOCKE, conmiasiones,
P. DODGE
BARRON, April 10th, A. .. lsee--iTu
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FOR SALE.

A Piaaias Hseaias HssFiF asN. anf IN first
" rafs asaar. kagssgs u ias satsefsbsr q
.lsrfaa. Essnsaat .. HkfMUuD.
SesaHAsf te, tsss sTat
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sftHE esisAssssd Gsssfai Piss" i - ssis By
/ Sc As BE " NaalsF Ffea.s zee 81
-iss. u safa s. : ss1 snasn - sssssens sat
thess sTs fas ssss klnss sa~ tseafs ~ pHblle
5 STANFORD
srssss,ss. asfss rs isss-Is-is
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20 The subscriber will continue the STOVE
and TIN BUSINESS as usual in the Old place,
where his old customers are requested TO call and
pay all demands due the firm OF H. Chamberlain
& Co. Immediately, or the wheels must stop.
II. CHAMBERLAIN
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Window Blinds.

n c. & w. y MORRIS would aEaauncs 70
a1s the people ~ Orleans Goaniy fhaf thsv
are pFeHsred 81 Orders 20 Any sxssaf far VIM
dow Shasiss Of every variety a. style, anA ~ TIE
BEST o. M TERfAL AND W0hk HAN.
SlfiP-iikswise 10 DELIVER md HANG ths
same ~ prices corresponding 70 t1sass ehtAtast
10 the immediate vicinity Of their factory
&c Orders respectfully soiie.tsd b msli Or
0thsfHlse.
VA. H RAND, u irashurgh. .ls esr agent tas
OEAeans Goantgs
81. 5oknAbaFys March "a, issa-~iasf
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, influenza, Hoarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incfpient Com
sumption, and FOR the Relief
of Consumptivc Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.


OF Consumpttve Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known q Fsrpsss any
oihaT for the Of throat and lung complaints that
useless here 10 publish the evidence q its writer's is
unrvaled excellence for coughs and ealas ard IT, truly
wonderful cures q pulmonary disease, hays made u
known throughout ihe cyiEod nations u fha earth.
few the rommnnities families sasenR thsA
who have not personal experience q is Effects
living trophy IN their midst Of 10 sietgry tha
subtle and dangerous disorders u the threat And ipas
~ al kneN the dreadful fatality thass diseFsr sna
thsf know, the sects a this remedy need
do thar te them that il has All the VIZ.
tues that Il dia have when makpE the sheh have
won 80 strusgiy spon the oonhdsneo Il maakiHd.
Prepared By Dr.J C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
AGENrs Chariestol.. c Carpenter. West AZ
bsny, = G. iioyey North CraltsbRfY. sengt, Ieu-
ness 4 Co, East Cransbury, A. 81 simpson.
HFowuingion. Vi. s. Addison, hrowHnEtpH Cen
ter. }. A. seaxsy. RAHon, " JeslYu & Son.
Derby Center. C A Harris x Co, Derby Line,
r, G Butler. Glover. y. Whitliessy, North Truy,
Vim. Gilman, SoHfh Troy, Akin & smaiisy,
Greensboro A. G Rabbit. NewpaFt L Ro9ja.
sou & Co Irasbargt A. {. Raasali, Coventry
I. Ktmball
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Or. Castles Magnolia Caiarfh Snuff,
~ CnFes catsrrh Deafacss Sore, Weak ana
iuaamed Ewes; Discharges from the Nee sud
tars. removes these disnEFeeahie sensations re-
ssnbhne the ahizzinE Of steam. sauna Of dissant
water falls, Ss.. and ~ coupiu iutS % tie HAN
Boxes Is cents. with fsil directions.
HiREELuS CONDITION POWDERS,
FOR Diseases Of Horses and Cattle. Tie sais g.
these Powders is immense, tie satisfaction ,hFs
give unboundsd. Large packages, IS CENTS w5th
iu'l directions
C. Agents are authorized q refund purchase
money when satisfaction is not given.
Manufactured BY
Dr. RERRICK & BROTHER Chemist.
ALhASN. =. Y
Co The above articles are sold bT nrurgists
and Country Merchants n every city. T0wn ans
Village 10 tie Etviitsed World.
c. DR.. HEHmcK' remedies are said hY drug
Eisi~ and merchants every where this paper cir
culaies. Persons requiring them, wiil enquire OF
iheiT respective store keepers The sale Of thee
articles are as extended IS Civilization. Ia
these Or noHe,
AGENTs.--A.C Randall. IfpsharFh: A
Hoyey, West Albauyg Kmbal & Locke Gov
entry; WIN. joslyn s Son, Barton; T. $. Chap.
lin, Glover asyi
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DISSOLUTION OF GOPARTRERSHIP

TENHE co-partnershp heretofore existing under
n the firm of II. Chamberlain & Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
H. H. DEMING,
ID. B0YNTON,
II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Barton, April ls, 1860.
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LET THE SICK REJOICE
Sow - rwg rinK rs uss
Herriek's Sugar Coate d Pills
And Sd Strengthening Plasitn.

These Extraordinary Ftmi
Hv Remedies haHs been
tsstea fwsHfr yssFs. b.
more thmH three nl1fi 5nsa 81
persons snd e the pfesrrs
time are eaHea fa1aaths
sieaies WaF eth their
startling cfEkS Rer4ieks
FnLs. n a fsmltv Cam
sFtie afs uneess n
eriinafy sickness. eue or
ttyo doses alvass anfas.--
Cs1taininE ae Herrsrs
they can ta ussd A. HFv
time. HxHHtcKa KIP
ft.ksTEEs eaFs naias ansi
weakness IL she bFaast.
sides ard back. III ~
hours One wiilweafthrs
months. Prizes n 50 cts
pills. SuxMr teafed. large
Fsmi'y haxes, With fan
Directions, 20 cts
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FOR THE " STANDARD"
Or. COLBY'S
-COSTIV AND TONIC
p IL ..

fEHESE Pills and the proprietor are too well
known in this county 10 require comment.
he pills are not recommended rs ouRE ALI,
but it is believed they are remarkably we'll adaIi'
ted 10 the uses for which they are designed.
They should be kept in every family and used
according TO the directions which accompany the
boxes.
All persons Of sedentary habits who suffer
from indigestion. c0stiveness, irregular or scatty
stools. will derive especial benefit from their use.
Orders may lie sent 10 M. +. COLBY. Derby
Line, VI. l5ms
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BUY ME-, AND I'll DO YOU GOOD.
CLEANSE THE SYSfEH. PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
The best spring aud Summer Medicine
ts the WoEid -
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AID HERB BlTTERS,

Competed n sruaa5slrllar HTf GERRY Fac
b,ek Pee hes la Tao. sssAu e. HhaAHk Msas
arats fsfaas . g &c .aH n sAhb are eess-
seassisf - "a aef - sgHsrri aaa ssaiss Aalsfs "
sraiseafiHg sssseass
These H8fteFs s1utisae @ be the usfst AfaHdsfs
popular aifd uaasf friisbis MEDICINE sxar Alscas
cred for taa cure 1t LIVER Campizisss ans al
their attendants, JaHHdiss 10 sfa aaFsf fafu.s
HauloFs xheibeS ct blood % sktns al EilG.oss
Diseases aisa aal staiuscai Dyspepsia Coz
tivenrss fsfnais Weakness, ana every asseasa
ariaigE tfsfa InaiEa sttagg sstensafs habsts 81
tfr; hsaAaEse5 hiEairesaS Filssg heauuura
Fsius 10 ibr SIDE NsNeis, ~ haEk Fi.iuisnry ,
Lsss Of Apostle. asd every hsnlsea easiffiafat
ari=lHg ffssm tHshFities 6 the kiezss. alss
Liver o. HisasstsFst siaralteh. - wAieh every
perssa i alofs af lsss sshisci % The e.tsazfs.
he Feeeg e lhts sneiitlls is aast ssFlsdgfieis
u sets aifestly apan lhs besels asi hlsssi. -
rsunvinR ~ sdsfrueitasss ifnsa ths aafsTHsi -
game. stimulating shsla iain bssRhy Nessn, funa-
yafiaR che ssaasaths q life, FauiFtHe taH asszi,
cleaning i fssaa al humaFs, ans esssss9 is ta
caursa sas@ lhFnaaa eyrFy pet % The beds FF~
staFing fbn guvaH1 10 hsssh sn# assissHsss
Uak IS aua as srH's per bottle SOS - Seal
err Ia Nsassae essFg 81 hers.
tlrtssss aaafsased - q, LANGLEY e. 9kp.
c. GOODWIN s Co. hoslau. las
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OF sli diseases, the fr.t great cause
Springs from useiers Of nature. laws.
SUFFER- NOT!
4 HYSICIAN'S Leg CY
TO YOUNG MEN.

4 E6 ration
~ and tiisin-
ferestsd re-
marks, nPam
pAlst form, u
- Fages, on
S1minel weak
uess Nectar
nall lens,
lssof Menu
srg tncap8eit
~ for study,
or Basincss,
Ia eedlufsr -
10 Marriage.
&e srfstug
yrsa the eH-
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APPLE TREES FOR SALE,

SEVERAL hundred very hands. me and healthy
~ apple trees, suitable for setting this spring,
be procured in lots to suit at the rate OF Sl3
per hundred, by applying to Richard Lang, at the
nursery near Barton village.
Also for sale few hundred grated trees,
choice fruit.
April Is, ls60-17w3
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Great Auction.
AT SUTTON, APRIL "a.

& ALE Of Real Estate and Personal Property
- The Subscriber will sell Al public ancs ion
(unless previously disposed Of at private sale J
on Tuesday, April -, his real estate at Sutton
corner consisting Of & large two story store and
dwelling hoase, bnilt new last sessoa. gne large
barn with shed attached, one hog house, aud
about half an acre u land, also horses, COWS,
hay and grain, single aud double Wagons and
seighs, tsorne OF them most new sieda, earts,
harnesses, buffilo robes, ploughs harrows. yokss,
chains, whifiistr household furniture, and a
thousand and Gle things too numerous 70 men,
ton.
Terms made known AZ time of sale.
Sale to commence al 0 o'clock A. M.
G, W. MoGAfFEY.
Sutton. April ., Iss0--isa
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LIBERATION.

n Nhis is TO certify that have given my son,
Il John D. Griffin his time during the re-
mainder of his minority, and | shall claim none
OF his earnings nor pay any debts of his con-
tracing after this date.
AUGUSTUS GRIFFIN.
Attest-NoRMAN SMITH.
Salem March 18th, lS60-I7w3
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WHOLESALE AGFNTs

And In ti'is say Ne erEli 80 on--go oa--go Ont
snd enumsrsts i0,U00 diH rent recommends Of
ihis WONDERFUL artIsis. Try it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-11
PROSPECTS,.

The prospect for the success of
the Democratic cause and candidates
is Frightening every day. The re-
action in the South, since the Ken
lucky election and Douglas visit, is
marked and decided. In the nature
Of things the whole South with pos
sibly one, or at most two States for
Bell will vote fer Breckenridge
California is equally sure, and Oregon
and New Jersey nearly so. The
news from Pennsylvania is highly
encouraging. Well informed politi-
clans Of that State say it may be
relied on for Breckenridge and Lane.
Let National Democrats stand to
their organizations. 1t is not among
the DEGREES that Ibis Union of States
is yet 10 be given over prey to sec
tiouslism.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-11
The Bellgerines want Douglas in
Tennessee.

A committee from Tennessee
waited on MIR. Douglas while be was
in this city and urged him TO visit
and speak in that State before the
election. Mr.. Douglas, We are in
formed, made no appointment, but
promised to do so, if be could make
his arrangements 50 as to fill it,
The gentlemen comprising this COM
n,ittee are all Bell men and eapect
to rote for Bell in Novem6er! We
learn, also, upon unquestionable au-
tbority, that one of this committee
said, while in the city, to some friends
With whom be Ras talking about the
matter, that the reason they wanted
Douglas in Tennessee was, that Bell
was in tight place, and Douglas
could distract the Democracy, and
thus enable them {the Bellgerines)
to carry the State.-Lmaspi1s Cou-I
rier, Oct. 8.
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Worm Candy or Santonine I.ezenges.

M E offer these Lozenges without dis
w guise as TO their composition. As
their name imports, they depend for their sf-
hcacy upon Santonine alone-the lately dis
covered active principle Of the European or
Levart Woim Seed. All .he merit which
we claim for onr Medicines IS the purity Of tn,
Santonine which it contains, and the careful
manner in which it has teen incorporated y i,h
and through the mass from which the Lezen-
ges have been formed
To be sure of these important points. we
have them prepared at the Louisville Chemi-
cal Works where the Santoninc is first tested
Ter its purity, and then combined in the Loz-
enge IN such a way as to retain is properties
aud virtues unchanged
To the profession We present valuable and
well known Medicine in convenient aud at
tractive foTm-of uniform and known strength.
the directions indicating the dose Of SantoBine
secorIiiue to the L. S. P
To the public We offer remedy for warrr,s
eficacious. safe, and as pleasan: as conflctict-
ary. at a moderate price
FIR sale by all specteble Druggists through
out the South ana West.
WILSON. PETER & CO.
Psoprietors. Louisville. hy
We have tried the worm candy in our far -
lies, and found it very effective. PHYSICIANS
have also reported Ike results.
EWIN, PENDLETON & co,
Aug l6-3m. Wholesale GcsrfS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-11
Abolition Outrage.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-On Thurs.
day last the United States Marshal
accompanied by two Deputies and
eight or ten men, went to Ibera.
Morrow county, Ohio, with warran,s
to arrest three slaves. brothers, who
ran away from Germantown, XIV.
about four months since. One ne
gro was captured by the Marshal
Alter examination before Commits
sioner Nswball, be vas remanded TO
the custody Of bis former master.
One Deputy was set upon by crowd
oil sixty or seventy negroes and white
men, armed with guns aud pistols.
his clothes we're torn OF, bis war.
rants and moneytsken, and an sttempt
was made to hang and shoot him.
After cutting bis hair off close, thew
allowed him to depart without the
negro. The other Deputy was fred
upon while attempting to arrest the
third negro, and returned the fire
shooting the fingers of one of the
rioters, but was obliged to leave With.
but securing bis prisoner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-11
RULE OR RUIN.

Occasional, the celebrated Douglas
correspondent from Washington oil
Forneys Press. is bitterly opposed
to any arrangement for carrying the
State of New York against Lincoln,
If by that means Breckenridge man
is to 60 upon the ticket. He says
and emphasizes his language;
II know that it will give great pain
to Judge Douglas himself, for he has
repeatedly declared that he 'roHld
rather be defeated than submit to
the selection of any Brscksnn dgers
upon any electoral ticket claiming TO
be friendly to him.
So il seems that Judge Douglas
is like his managers in this State
They would rather see the State 20
for Bell than Breckenridge. lie
would rather see New York 60 for
Lincoln, than submit to the selection
of any Breckinridge man upon a
ticket that claims to be friendly 20
him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-11
Howard Association:
PHnLNNM1 EH1No

A benevolent Institution established ts srfciol
Endowment, for, tie Relief IF tke Sal ens
Distressed. c6licted With Krslent and LssE
densic Disea sss
u n times of Epidemics, it is the ol iec,e
Il this Institution to establish Hospitals. 70
provide Nurses, Physicians, Clothing. Feed
Medicines, &c, for the sick and destitute ~
take charge of the orphans of deceased ra5erts
and to minister, in every possible wav. 10
the relief of the afflicted and the health ~
the public at large. 1t is the duty Of the a.
rectors. at such times, to visit pers orsIlv the
infected districts. and to rrevi,le and exee,l,s
means of relief. Numerous phvsicisrs rot
acting msmhers of the Association. nsuaIlv
enrol their names on its books, subject 10 lie
called upon to attend its hospitals, free Of
charge.
In the absence of Epidemics, the Directors
have authorized the Consulting Surgeon 10
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 all rer,o,s
suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES q,
sVifulent character, arising from slrse 81 IA,
physical powers. mai-treafmont, the efreet ~
drugs, &C. when they apply BY letter or ofbsr-
wise. and, IN case Of ex:seme Poverty. TO F1-s
xIsH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Il : reel
ess to add that the Association commands tho
highest medical skill Of the age and viii fur
nish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in the,
late Annual Report express the highest sstis-
faction with the success which has ATTENDED
the labors of their Surgeons in the cure Of The
worst forms Of Chronic Diseases. ard or
der continuance of the same rlan for
the ensuing year. They feel COZ E.lent tkss
their efforts have been Of great 5ene6t 70 Re
afflicted, especially to the young, ard tbsy
have resolved 10 Gevete themselves. with re-
newed zeal, TO this very important Ia. much
despised cause.
Various REPORTS and TRACTS on the
nature and treatment Of Chronic diseases. bv
the Consulting Surgeon. have been Published
for gratuitOus distribution. and will be sent
FREE OF CHARGE to the afflicted
Address. for Report or treatment. Dr.. J.
Sk1LL1N HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelrhia. Pa
By order Of the Dire tors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Fres.asns.
GEO. FiRcHILD Secretary.
Oct 6, l859--I2m.