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l. Il
Know that you can Make Ii 10 their
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH YuU.
TN addition the following papers which Special
per in The United Sates-
NELSON EN-, ERpRIsE, Loviug.ton, Va
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va.
S %SIEssbsssa Knoxville, Tennessee.
fETTIElasss SgEs.,y ssl Iss%s' fsan
sl1aE, }Isriasson. Va.
f bfm5okar, Liberty, Va.
s-- VISITOR Marion, Va.
W WfMGoRAr' {r1ncnstlc, Va
I EESIi,EFn a p:9,,,,s, w W.
yiEGis h hab rs i!sHs 81 IN ShE Bristol
EEN XioS' Jonesboro', Tenn.
Di:MocEAT, Greenvule Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn
RInnisiAS. Abingdon, Va.
STAR AND HERALD, Chrlstiansburg, Va
PATRIOT Grayson Co no.. Va.
TiaES wy,heviue, Va.
ADyotATE, Taze-en Co. Ho., Va.
RiPuBl.id1N, Winchester, Va.
wishing advertise in any Of the above papers, all
dnd To call the nch
burg lrglnan STAIRS where contracts will be maic aud
advertisements run" AIDED WITHOUT DELAY. 4. wADDILL
Jan lots. Foreman virgininn oncc.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
IN "RUTLEDGE,"
"MILL oS riiE FLOSS" by Author OF adam Beic"
IE; EDEE GInSiA Author of l~"pisi'r
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMooR--colns,
BERTHA PERCY.
may S0.ts H. g. VICTOR, 1853 Main 81.
4 - HoGsllEADS N. Orleans and r. Rico SUGARS, rang
i - ing from good to prime
10 " aud Tiofces i. Rico and Muscovndo Molasses,
10 Barrels N. Orleans Moasses,
10 choice N. York Extra Syrup
30 Cases tlaret Wine Gerry fne,
% Sides Prime Sole Leather,
80 Barrels New No. Herring
IS Hydraulic Cement, all of which we will sell low.
. Lee ROOKIE a. TAYLOR,
lei No. l0S Main Street.
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Wolfe, from Teays Valley, stopped at the Goshen
house and called for supper and lodging for which
he paid. In the morning, not making his appearance
he was sent Tor aud reported himself sick. At about
10 o'clock, the bsr-kecper Mr.. Bnriy Dean,
panied BY friend proceeded to his to ascertain
his condition. Mr.. Dean seeing that the fellow
shamming sickness, desired him to get up, which the
man did, and slowly proceeded to dress himself in
which operation lie assisted by D. As soon as be
had pulled on his panaloons. silly putting his hand
into his pocket, he drew knife, unobserved by D.,
and stabbed him. The blow penetrated the cavity Of
the abdomen, but has since been ascertained, did
not njurc the iutcstines. Wolfe then attempted 10
kill himself, but only inflicted slight injuries.-hdna
rhd Rep.
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JAMES LEWIS, n. ID.

Prepared by :. v, FnWLE n CO, BOSTON, nnd for sale NJ,
tam \. Niroher " co. and uhn H. say, LyurIhufg;
G. Tagh, tamph, g. H.; aud by all Druggists dealers IN
M, iirinu Throughout llr r t-lw
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A letter in the Tobacco Plant, dated Charlotte co..
Va, June 4th, says: 1.-The wheat crop about here is
looking WELL though fears are entertained of its be-
ing attached BY thsr 1t has already commenced
10 crops is not easy to approximate the pro-
bablo yield of this crop, ns it is liable to SO many
disasters. The farmers have nearly all finished
planting tobacco But the almost unprecedented
SCARCITY of plants and the present extremely low and
discouraging price of tobacco, no doubt deferred
them from planting n larger crop. tits difficult for
tue fnrminQ community to console themselves with
the present exceedingly low state of things after reap
ing such golden harvests for the last few years"
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Wigs / Wigs Wigs ~
49, BAGtuEIoE's WIGS AND ToTpEIs surpass
W. all The, arr elegant, easy, light and durable
ftng toa charm 4orurnng up behindno shrinll ing
Tie head; indeed, t- tho only Establishment
ingr are property Understood and mn,lcG bond street.
Ne" lofk. s.N.pacu 1iIsrlN.
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Grover & Baker 81

IN III. undersigned VIII prepare DLlus coNts,r
El-R wis, &c. upon sh0r, notice
y sept Y9-is WM. u. iRAHCH
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roRlSA"urn, March ~, tsdS
lch'ernly recommend "scmlrs baking Pow her" IA il,
most superior article used nnking ig and ss q,
Loaf Er,ad biscuits, c., In the s,oresl Tssibc Time
dom. 4
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Il will
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Ulliers.
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail.


SETTLEMENT OF TIE CHINESE TROUBLE
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The OXyyenated Ritters


Y- III qnnlio- al the medicine have placed VI
RGS an ihp,t habN Foundation. In destroying dise,sr
and inducing htalu, II has no parallel
lrrihe following Complaints these ii,ter- specific
DHsps,d o. iadt3esfon Hedft Burn, icldttp tf,t s,s
IosN = IIytftfc, N,Ffi6ho, amt LelcrdR usSii.tg.
In many se"uVso or onunir, Tits preparation extensive
used by physicians VI thar Practice and have
stored man, To- hcaIh who apparently uud liz reach
Of the melting an.
shlg'nvI are lev tributes from welt known rctHn-i
MsNstikLp, iionA "a. Pa, Aup. a. lN'-.
have used the ~. g"nalod Bitter In my practice with decd
'td succers IA debility and general prosatn, and coma
d"n! recommend u II General Debility, and diseases
1t ersiiNo organs. vi. WHITE, ". u.
.. ArRtRS, y. Y. sept g lSh-.
Gentlemen have been the drug business Tho f, en
years hni hay" sold medicine whieh rut
gua satisfaction la chses II D., the pNtcnuel
tcfs aud ~ tbs disease always recommend H.
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:" \, T., q,
Eenae1nen i am pleased la STATE that have
gat adtrd BherS ht u g,on and Debility, found
inene rG,i f,h using only pari o hottie hare the
greatest c'gh1eRcs "a Ras te Jar bgspcysip G,ho.
RAJ DcbIity, and recommend II with much pleasure.
Yours, Ac,
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JOHN W. GAkLlCK,
fNay la-afn ri,I,,.nnI 4,
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~, MAIL linl- tsSm,u ith net, tshS
DR. uAEItk Dear srla. my used. icrnble
extent your "semilc's Baking loarr nnhcsinngy ir,.
no0re 1t 10 be superior Ia thing used IN my
n1nhs ior The purposes for which IL 10 recommended
lbs IlosAs BtSruRn,
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THERE will ses1sekkiua u lhs Board Of Trustees
of Lynctbeig Uollses. Il DE usun place, this after
noon ct Sig Ssisck = fol- ststtdancel is requested,
as bgsias4s Of inPossaaSs vii, be transacted.
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Y EXPREss.-Iust received large assortment of ladies
ID Gaiors with ,ut IIccs, Tipd and uDtp'd. at
jc4ts -'f- - -A'tt SEABURY's.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-13

1910
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE.
These machines are strictly irstclnss, ana
for beauty and simplicity Of construction dn-
rabili,y, and efficiency in working are un'
c%oualled by any, They nuke a tight locF
st,,cb more nearly alike upon both sides .,
The goods thun that made by any other N
chine.
They are capable o~fdo!nga greater var,c'y
ofwork than any othe r lanlly machine nv
ago machine is warranted TO DO as lhe "or"
AS the Wheeler g. Wilson, and as hcaVy a.
the large Singer machine
n- FAMILY MACHINES Prices $780,
$40, $50, 90, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Lea
Their stitching, such as Bcols ana Shoe w"'"
Carriage Trimming, Harness work. &C.
have n ways held a reputation far uhove a'iy
other muchlne-a fact universally auWl'''"'
No other Leather Machines use so small a
needle as the Howe Cylinder MaHh'n"'-
Prlce-Sl35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES GOODSEWING
MACHINE?
I. # should be well ma dc, simple in tscon'
struction, and easily KEEP, in order,
2. 1t should make u tight lock s'lich, aIIh'
on both sides ofthe material.
3. 1t should scw any and all materials uia'
can be sewed.
a. 1t should be able to use cotton thread or
silk.
s. It should be uble 70 sew from coarse tc
u fine, and from thick 10 thin, with inpIdIy ant
u without chnnging the tension.
& Il should be able to make the tension
greater or less, on both the under and uPpc
VI threads, and with uniformity.
T.. II should have n STRAIGHT necdie'CthV
Il ED ,nes are Liable to break.
rs :. The needle should have per "ndirnia
motion. THIS is absolutely necessary TO
heavy worG.
q. It should be able to bud with u binder
hem with q he,nmer: should stitch, tell, ri
and gather.
~ 10, It should be always ready 10 work.
II. 1t should be capable OF using Ihr sam
size of,llrcad on both sides OF the worN' Il"
orusing different colored thread orsIlE' aooN
or below, to correspond with any IN" '"'"'
u Of clotl to be united.
& II. 1t should be able TO make a long
short stitch. ,.-,,n
or ID. II should commence sc"l"| '5"'J
", the first stitch. ,,,r,,
b.. ii. II should run easily and make bu'i'ti
ue noise.
we Is. I, should have q whecl-iced; none oth'
,rp in constant contact with the work.
a l6. 1t should not be liable to get out o. q
~ der. ,
N II. It should not be liable to break t
u thread, nor skip stitches.
IS. 1t should not be liable to OF the opei
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form a ridge on the "nd
side, nor ravel out, nor be wasteful "'ihtr'
as is the case With al chain stitch machlh'
20 1t should not be more trouble than l
worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machi'
:, are warranted to give better satisfaction II
other machines in the market, or monty
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in
Ia city tOrrs & M~acnaught's) It 90 ccn's
y dozen. llowe's Machine Twist, excel
article % cents per dozen.
E. CONE BROS, 10 College street.
~ Ian Doth. Nashville, Tent
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

I'LL Sllt1l OSS4SAt
CONTAINING
SIMPLE EEMFIlES. EtSlLl OfT'lNE Ell, FOR II
tURE OF DISEASE IN ALL Torres.
~
pPOEESCOP HENRY s. TIIIOR, NJ. d.
-. . los, IN alto, Il uror IN. sick ard how to cook
IL 'e'' 's =" tTen. nnx In I,rpare I,rirks. p,Ullices 90
.Tl how 10 ourad sgaigst Infection rom Conia.
Nm n ,Gsegs,.
1t tell. you el he va l,uss diseases Of { cGll9 en-, ord !, gives YES
~ IL y C,n. !" .ions VsceI. a,ieI'. WLoolirg
,,.,sIcs tr
"a .u. ,' n, \, srn,,n, a oc C,ou, Cbolsra Iufan,um.
N'e"' iToiic M ,,Im, vo,ns Scaled Head. Ring.
worm. CLieteniox SC, aud siyes YOU the best
remedies for thrir cure.
II tells you ths s}mltonS ., Ls,rr "a, = nsu' y nv snd
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NEW YORK.
sANDTORD'S .,,
Family Cathartic Pills
COMPOUNDED FNV" =,
Pure Vegetable Ertrocts, a"d put Up "
MosS cases., Air Tight, and ~W
Loon IN ann Climate.

COMPOUNDED fhV"
Pure VegetqJlc Ertracts, d"d put up N
GIasS Gases, Air I1ght and ~W
keep IN day Nimate,
Tur FAMILY Cathartic PHI is Il gentle
~; I'm, active Cathartic which the proprietor
~, " H"s uscd in his practice more than twenty
- ycar'' 1omood from
IA ,h,so ,,bn have lone used the Pills, ana
t,e satisfaction which all express IN regard
10 their use, has induced me To place thelh
O within reach Of all. nm.
,S, me profession we'll snow that different
ID Cothortics net on different portions OF lhe
ia bowels, mn ,,o ,,;th
~ due reference to this well established iac''
sai been compounded from II variety. OF inc
I'D purast Vegetable Extracts, whlch "c'
ES alike on every part OF the allmehtary GU
q nal, and are good and safe IN al c%ae'
yIr,a Cathmtic il noct,d' such as ~"
ronrcmcnts Of the Stomach, SIcepihrsS. ra.n1
in tbc Back and Loins, Costiveness, ~ hnu
Soreness over the whole body, from Suuucl
cold, which frequently, if neglected. ell" AZ !
long course Of Fever, loss OF ApPetite' q otsus'
inr Sensation ofCOld over the BODY hes,'In
nrg,, Headache, or Wcightin the Head al III
nammntorv Direuscs, Worms ~ Ill'urtn .
Adults. Rheumatism. A great Puriher OF 'h'
Blood. and many diseases to which flesh Is hclr
too num-o7=r~to mention in this advertisement
-DosE, lo&
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnyigorator and Family Cathar
tie pms are rctailcd by Druggists generally
and .gId wholesale by the Trade mall thelars
tnwn. S. T. ". SANFORD, NJ. d.,
Manufacturer Il Proprietor,
morcb24. 1876, Broadway, n. Y.
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SILKS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
American Flowers,
Black IL Colorcd Feathers,
Ruchcs, Blond Laces,
7r Satins, Nclvcts,
Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnet Materials,
Frames and Crowns,
and Millinery Goods in general.
,sn The attention Of the Southern Merchants
and Milliners are invited to the above card,
and orders solicited
JOHN G. TABER,
No. 81, North 4th St,
nearly OF. Mer. Hotel,
suc3O-1v Philadelphia.
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State o.rennessee.
JAM. ct. dl.,
William GiIliam's heirs,
p,tifion 10 Lay Of Dorer, ans.
ton Land. 'rh-
Il. B RHETT, jr.,
Charleston, S. G.

n ,bi, cause It uppcaringio the Court tina;
IN GILLIAN is a nonresident oil the o'stsol
tennessee. 80 that the ordinary process o' III"
''n IN i. therefore Il : ordered tina, hat. pu iS sns mo@ nc
lI %Su1 Al. a newspaper published in rd sSS .osp de- O.
Winehester. requiring said nor.reS, Ssfnre I'll,
lsRashi County Court Of ,r,'G in the town to~r
y Winchcs,er, on the first Monday ~ ' or Je
I py next. then and there to plead answer .ra OF sa mn
nur 70 compartments petition, or 3. .ni Searin,
will be taken for confessed and 20, ,Us "i,n
eIpart.s IA 10 them. J. q. VI"
DeeS-3 %
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ray- TIE NAME OF NO NEE
SUBSCRIBER rs ENTERED UP
on THE HOME JOURNAL LIST
UNLESS PAID IN ADVANCE
Unless this rule is complied with no
attention will be given to orders fortho
paper. lJan. 70, la60.]
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CIGARS, PIPES, SNUFF, g. TOBACCO
J, M. ACKLIN,

(Successor to y. Crane.)
Winchester. = Tennessee.
Fine Cigars; Fine Cut. Plug. Twist and
Smoking Tobacco. Pipes. SNUG, Cigar Hold
ers. etc.
eay-orders from a distance promptly FL
led. fnov22-tfl J. y. A.
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Marble Monuments.

Marble Monuments.
MIC ii a ! Il b A X f X
On Depot street adjoining the Bucket Factory
MURFREESBORo, TENN.
He is prepared to fill orders for any kind OF
Monuments, ut the shortest notice, ana on the
best terms. lie is thankful for the patronage
he has heretofore received, and respectfully So
licits Il continuance of th" same, lie warrants
his work to he as good ms any that can be pur-
chased in the country, bnd prices lower than
boro mr. ot Nashville. You who have friends
resting in the silent grave, can hcrciind a mon
umcnt that will show where they lie, and keep
them fresh in your memory.
W. j. SLATER. Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
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Usage U.AAl]G
-E~Y, z" ~ r. uk q f-gST
ESE-,.A "a. 10 -3.

We are prepared to furnish from ! to
500 coo orthe above plants for Hedg" 8
quantities to suit purchasers, or 'ooo
tho number required to set a mile, Tor
$50, with full directions for planting
cultiva,ion, and pruning. This is the
cheapest and best Hedge plant that we
are acquainted with, ana the Iorge ana
| increasing demand for the plants Is d
guarantee Of its adoptcdness Tor the PuF'
noses for which it is so highly fecomme"
GcJ, Orders by NAL promptly cHccn
,eJ S. w. HOUGHTON * CO.,
Son, Winchester, Tenn.
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Marble Works.

I am prepared to furnish every description oil
MARBLE WORK
nj the shortest notice. Monuments OF ever!
STYLE, Head and Foot Stones for Gravcs' ! es'
Table and Bureau Tops, Handsomely, hnisi cd,
Nantes of all kinds and prices which VIII NOT
fail to suit purchasers. kept constantly on mana
at my Marble Ware Room. corner spring M
Summer streets. opposite st. Cloud. All r.
ders strictly attended to. Specimens ana Mr, W
mos ,an be seen Mt the Home Journal Otboc,
bv calling or ID. II. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester. Tenn.
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GIFT Book ESTABLISHMENTS

439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Where YOU can get books Of all kinds.
Books of Fact. books of Fiction, books OF pe,
yotion, books of Amusement, books Tor lne ou
Folks, books for the Young Folks, books =
Husbands. books for Wives, books for Lovers,
books for Swccthcarts. books for Boys, Doors
for Girls. books of Humor, books OF roeTs'
books of1ravel, books Of History, books OF d..
ogrpphv, books Of Adventure, books apTu'
Sailors, books about Soldiers, books aDout M
dinns books about Hunters. books ABOUT Nv
rocs. books about Patriots. books Tor Farmers
books for Mechanics, books Tor Mcrcnunt.
books for Physicians, books for Lawyers VoIh'
for Statesmen. Bibles, Presentation poohs'
Prayer books, Hymn books, juvenile V'0N''
ANIMALS. Albums, etc. no.,
Cecil b. Hartlev's interesting Biosraphles'
Rcv !. II. Inernhgm's Scrirtural Romances'
Guu,ker's Lives OF Patriots and Statc~Ih'n'
]. r. Lauron's Revolutionary Stories; T.. p
| Arthur's Popular Tales: DR.. Allcotts famt!
Doctor Mrs. Hentz's Novels Mrs. sGu'n,
wor,h's Novels: Coorors Novels; DIcNchs
! Novels: Naverly Novels; 1rving's Molfn
All the " ritings of every standard an'hor ~
every department of literature, in every ~"
of binding. Mt the publishers lowest price,
and rcmcn. Der that you Iay no more 'h"h.
would at any other establishment, ana you
have the advantage of receiving an eieS"Ht
Present. which oftentimos is worth a h9hdle'
fold more than the amount paid for 1ne uooA
Send for aclassifcd Catalogue OF Books.
Order any book that you may want ienH
the retail price, together with TN ahieun' ~
mi ed for rostare. and one trial will assure you
that the best place in the couh.r! "
books is at u; u; Ers
439. Chestnut ST., Philadelphi~
AGENTS WANTED, to whom greater IN,
ducement than ever are onereG' pSyS.an.
nersnn- either male or female, who is desirou'
Of engaging in Nh
Houoyabi. and Profitable Employment
Recurring hut little time and no outlay o, !"
ncvl and bv which they can obtain gram a
Valuable Library. A Fine Gold Watcn v sh4
chain. A Hand,ome Service Of Plate, An h" y
cant sin Dress Pattern. A Splendid Seu "
Ievelry. or many other Choice articles enun.
rated in the Listof Gifts, can do so by ae'As
as an Agent for this establishment. "a,
ANY Terson. in any part of the country, s;r,
he an agent. simrly by forming q club, senu !,
A list OF books. and renting the an'o"
money required for the anne ...,.;r. AZ
l6yrSehd for a catalogue, when - sneneis
the desired information relative 10 "e;rsurs
and the formation Of clubs; and 10 III A..
nromnt and honorable dealings. address 81"
THE HEAD QUARTERS
GEO. G.. e Y NO.
Proprietor of the oldest and
= IarnIISC
! Largest Gift Book Enterp''
IN THE WORLD,
, Permanently located at e,,.s,.
oil PHILADELPHIA"
August 30, 1seo-eH
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SIXTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE !

CARD.
Having purchased the spacious Iron Build.
ing, 430 Chestnut st., and fitted IT with every
convenience to facilitate my business par.icu.
and having II larger capital than any other par;
ty invested in the business, / AN now prepared
| to offer greater advantages, and better gn~
| than ever to my customers.
l will furnish any book (of a moral charao-
for \ published in the United States, the regu-
lar retail price of which is One Dollar or up.
wards, and give a present worth from 5o Genus
to 100 dollars with each book, and guarantee
to give perfect satisfaction, as ! am determined
70 maintain the reputation already bestowed
upon my establishment; . ,,. uu.d
Strangers visiting philadelphia are invited
70 call aud Judge for themselves; rvANs
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Gnowru OF ARKANsAs,~-lhc cc''''
of 1860 is likely to present The 7V"'o
Arkansas as one whose progress II, '"o
last ten years has been rem"rN"o'T'-
The vote for Governor at the IaSI e'Fc-
ton was in round numbers 9V,oOo,-
Tho whole population will not 'a'l o''
low 500, 900, and the State will, prooao'
Is, be- entitled, in the Thir'y-eiShc Con
gross, to five Representatives, Inc III
crease in the voting population since
1885 is not far from $1,000. This Is,
perhaps, uueXomplcd in the history OF
any othor STATE. The Htmeral'' OF IN
crease would give the State in '870no 10
far from 10000 voters, and not less
than 100000 o.pppu'a,Io".
CONC Sourn.-iue number young
men who have lcr Quebec during the
last few days, for the Southern states
according to the Chronicle, is positively
astonishing, and sura by far the
number Of those @ho were in the haN
it of seeking their "orllncsi il the Soutl
during the winter Of former years -
The figure will scarcely fall short Of 81
hundred. They nearly all belong t
1--WE uorkino classes connected wit
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

FyU w IlkLU ILENVO AXAA ~
PHILADELPHIA.
benevo.rrt Institution, established by speeia' O.
Jovmcrt for the relief Of the slckahd dis!
tressed, afflicted with virulent and
cpidcmiCdiscNscs
especially for the cure Of diseases Of tue Se in orsa"n'
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condition, Gage, occupations, habits of life, %c.) ana IN ca;
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Vaiua bic reports on SpcrmatorrhHo, and other ihsea'
s,s OF the Sexual Orlans, and on the NV renienies en-,
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for postage will he acceptable yu,rN
address, for Report or Heaiment, DR.. 5;S,iMorrh- s No
%IOUGiiT'h, Acting Snr%csl ho""," "sso''a'o"'' ~"
Q South Ninth street, PhilaasiphiH, "a,
: '' Rytsrder of the Directors.
Ezra D HEARIWELL, President.
GEO. PAucHILD.S secretary.
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