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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
RICHMOND, Jan. 10th, 1860.

DAVID T. BRUCK, DRuGGIsr. No. SIS.
Main street. Richmond. Ind.-SIR:-having
been afflicted for long time with disease
of the scalp. 1 was obliged to resort to some
means by which might relieve myself. or
loose my hair. l accordingly applied the
various kinds of hair tonics and restoratives
without any change for the better to myself
gave up almost in heartless despair of ever
restoring my hair or even Of preserving what
was left to me- But, sir, am happy TO say
that all of these sad reflections have been re-
moved by the use of Prof. Towards inval-
liable HAIR RESTORATIVE. have used
three bottles, according to directions. and
find it has restored the scalp to its original
life aud vigor. thus rendering the hair back
to its original color and richness. Every
one who uses Prof. Howard's Restorative will
no duobt apprise their friends of its great
worth. Yours, &c,
w. H. WAINWRIGHT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

NIGHT WArcH--A petition signed by some $50
to 300 of tie tax payers and citizens most nteres
ted in maintaininy the safety of property and the
good morals of the community, will be presented
to the City Council at its next meeting, asking
that might watch may be established in the diff
ftrent wards of the city, and tina. Stacy II. Will
kins may be appointed chief of the corps. The
high character of the petitioners will doubtless
command the attention Of the Council. and the
past faithful services Of Mr.. Wilkins will ommend
him to their favor. He was eff ent and prompt;
in the discharge of his dates We hope the
Council will act promptly in the matter.
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WHAT 1T Will To-
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There hundred pages of reading in each
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pages of fine beautifully printed illustrations
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finely executed. original humorous iustIa
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twelve hundred of reading matter per aunum
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is such work father, brother, friend
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la fresh what be, the
chea pest magazine in the world
carefully edited by Mr. Baou, who has II years
perience ths Boston press.
Devoted tales stories Of the discov
cries, miscellany wit and humor
number contains original articles from than 90
regular contributors
Published bat fonr ii has reached the
tTaordinsry circulation of lie 600 copies.
enclosing 81 the proprietor, below sha II
the
Six copies of Baous Dollar Mon hiy year
for s..
the time subscribe. volume eleven about to
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REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY MASS MEETING !

The Republicans Of Wayne County
are requested to meet in Convention,
at CenterviIle, on Saturday, the 4th
day of February next, for the purpose
Of appointing delegates to the State
Convention, to be held in Indianapo-
lis, on the 22d of February. 1t has al
SO been suggested that it will be prop
er to determine the time and manner
for nominating our candidates for Coun-
ty officers--whether by convention or
popular vote.
The disunion Democracy have al
ready made their nominations for State
offioers--their candidates are already
in the field, and the Republicans should
be prepared to meet them at every
point. It is to be hoped that every
Republican in the County will be pres
ent and aid by their counsel and advice
in the important business to be trans
acted on the 4th Of February.
S. MERE 9TH, Chairman
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w. H. WAINWRIGHT.
~Gen. jackson was endeared to the

1S Gen. jackson was endeared to the
American people. by his 6rmness and bold.
the people of this portion of the moral heri-
,age by the great bargains he gives all of his
customers. He is now cutting goods at low
er prices than ever. for the purpose Of clear
ing out his winter stock. Now is the time to
get bargains at the New York Store. The
ladies are specially invited to examine his
stock of dress silks as being lower than such
goods were ever sold in this city
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MAYORS Court--Police Items.

We had no room last week for items from our May
or's dosset--ons NAYS aud CAsE.Lr two CASES OF
course. aud pretty "hard" ones At that. John Nays
drunk ss dsorderiy conduct hne and costs ST.
IS and again for repeating the same offence. slsae
fno ana costs. John Casely for drunkenness. $3.50
Ans and cosss and for again burdeoins his stomach
with State stock, the Mayor taxed him $a,'S
Thi, week % far has resnlsei IN . HrM: The May
or aned Eiiha for msibins SsAts stock 70
excess which, with sdded. amounts to . TAX Of
o. sx the glorious bsesy Of parsakiag freely ssss-
Of He declined telling where he laid in the 'stock.
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CHIEF OF CRY PoLIcE.-We are informed
that the name of Mr.. Baily will be presented
to tho city Council as a suitable person for
Chief of the city day and night Police. He
has had considerable experience in Cincin-
natl, and is endorsed for his sobriety and fit
ness by good business men Ct that city. He
is now Chief of the private waichmen of
his city. His friends will be pleased to sect
him placed at the head of our city Police.
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Indignation meessng

call has been made by large number Of the cit
liens of Economy and vicinity for Congressional
nesting to be held at this place Friday the Sd day
of February, at 10 o'clock to give expression to
the painful feelings caused by the late inhuman and
cruel treatment of the Rev. Daniel Worth formerly
worthy and highly respected citizen OF this
hood, who is incarcerated in prison in North
Carolina. for other alleged than selling Help
ers Impending Crisis One two able sP eakers are
expected Friends Of Freedom cone out as an i'm
pending crisis" is taking place in our Govern-
ment, and n called to the rescue.
The papers of Wayne, Henry, and Randolph. are
requested to publish. r. JENNINGS, Secy.
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Writing School.

Eli vore's class numbering about twenty-five schoi-
ars closes this Thursday evening and he invites
those who desire TO witness marked Improvement
of his pupils to call his rooms, the $. W. cor of
Pearl and South sits, night. BE will comnenes his
second term on Monday night next Aishs' his rooms
are small he comfortably seat from 50 to 10 sche-
srs Mr. Wore, is excellent Psnasn, veil qualified
70 imp.t instruction in this beautiful and useful art
an We cheerfuly commend his school to the liberal
patronage of citizens His price is 81 Per scholar
for Is Observation-Disclosures lights and fuel furnished
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

From rich poor. bond and free. all colors grade
conditions Of life, hear the need OF praise
awarded this wonderful article. Sores healed pains
relieved lives saved vauabis animals made useful. and
untold ills assuased by this medicine which is
Prising the jud &c of What family does
require standard Eminent. Whoever heard Of the
produc By any other article For Cuts Brui
ses Spraius, rheumatism, Swelings. Strained Horses
&C. 1t has n equal. Be,cse Of ifations The genuine
Mustang Lninent is sold By all respectable Druggists
Livery parish and hamlet through
Moth and South America Europe aud the islan Of
he OceA Buy At
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge meets on the frat Tuesday
evening in every month.
Webb Lodge, on the third Wednesday. -. 49,.
King solomon Chapter, second Friday.
WAN Council. first Thursday in March. June,
Sepsember and December.
Britton Lodge (eolorsd. 6rst Monday in each
month.
I. O. o. F.
White Wafer Lodge. meets ovcry Friday evening.
Herman (GermAnl Lodge. every Tuesday eveaing
Wood ward lodge, every Wednesday evening
Oriental EneampmenI every second and fourth
Tuesday eve Of each month
Degree Of Rebecea, of Whitewater and Wood ward
Lod,ea fr,s and third TUESDAY Of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca of Herman Lo g, nrss and third
Monday Of each month
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New PAPERs.-We are indebted to Sam
Elder for several new papers. among which
Vanity Fair" paper full of fun and frolic
the New York illustrated News and the
Irving Magazine. one of the best literary
papers in the country. Elder. at the Post
Office News Depot, keeps all the late papers
Call there for your reading matter.
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Writing School!

Fl PRICE. vili open his writing
- MONDAY evening. Dec 20. over O1ona
sooft,0 Store. where he hiss fitted With
much comfort of his scholars Terms lib
ersi-
Books posted ana all kin Is writing done in
,he best manrer for article n
the sale OF which. Young man. With capital
OF ten dollars. make from 50 TO IS per day
Dec. -
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r. The recent fire in the Ledger office.
has not stopped the issue of it on the regular
day Of publication-,he last No. can be had
at Sam. Elders News Depot at the Postof-
fee; where can also be had all the latest
and best scientific and literary publications
Of the day. Gail on our young friend Sam.
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TIME TABLE.

1rriesis and Departures Of Passenger TSafss.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
follows:
Freight Leaves 73a n; PASSENGER ego NJ and Pe-
oria and Burlington Express Train 9:3O r -. =
Passenger arrives 320 connects NJ Rchmond Tor
Cincinnati Peoria and Burlington Express. 100 p H.
Freight $50 p. NJ
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. b.
Morning xpress leaves Gas Evening Mail 3:45
p. =.
2. n
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. B. r.
A. NJ. Mni Train going West at s:54 A. y: p. H. Mall
train going West 1t 65j Express going West Il $40
o. -.
The Mail train going East at 3i5 Express train
going East, $50 A Express going East at ll:leP.
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Bunker IItIl Club

The Republicans Of Boston Township will hold msetin
IIill School House. saturday evening next
feSths purpose OF organizing Republican Club. j.
Whtridse. ESQ, and other speakers will be present
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APPEA7A NOE

DR. KLINE from Philadelphia, will be in
II Richmond. at the Meredith House on every
SATURDAY, where those who desire have OPP
poriuaity OF consulting him. has Ion
ana thorough experience in the practice of medicine He
mas attended many of the Anatomical Clinical
and surgical Schools and Hospitals of Philadelphia;
gra uste oftwo Medical Colleges of Philadelphia; Mem
her OF TIE Medical Association of Philadelphia OF
e Joaners Of and physician the Medical ard
Institute 81 PAlddsp id, Tin connection with Prof.
Paine. NJ D } and consulting physician the
Institute
DR. Klines practice principally the American
Eclectic discardng all poisonous and deb ang medi-
ciheS, and substituting and almost specific
remedies not generally known theprefsssicn.
use Consumption Cancer. s;rofua, Female diseases
many ofthe SO called incurable diseases made
abIe TO treatment easily ami speedily durable
Consumpton Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryn gitis Pharyu
gifts Phonia. &c successfully
anhd9f1on by means of nhang instrument. made OF
glass and constructed that the remedies
they are brought in direct contact with the
wh those minute and intricate air cells that
TIE reach OF all other treatment.
Cancers, Tumors, Wens. Ulcers AMI Old Sores. posi-
lively cured by KLINS'S Cancer y7ntiaose new aud
unrivaled treatment discovered and used By linn
eif) without pain the of the knife. the loss
anime Cancers that have removed and preserved.
Special attention paid all forms at Female diseases
Those afflicted with diseases OF the Eyes Ears Heart
Liver Kidneys, Spleen, spina Affections, Palsies
Paralysis. Nervous Affections, Rheumatism. Sc ofuIa
DroPsy Ovarien Tamors Dyspepsia EpiePss, Dialects
draFel Piles Skin Eruptve Diseases. Chronic
All diseases requiring surgical
attention either here Institute in Philadelphia
All patients reqUiringa continued OF treatment
can have medicine to them from instttate-
given patients without
ponding evidence OF recovery
Persons wishing more ;han once should cali
possible. before returnta the
For particulars address Box SOS ?hie
December 1s. 1889.
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yUNHE greatest bargains offered in Richmond
II to BE- had 1t theNe~ York Cash Store. Siks,
rinoes wool plads delsnes de bages trsveing dress
goods mohairs alpachas all at tremendous reduction
would here that will guarantee pr
per less than any other house in Richmond
Recoiiect just what We
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
n. Jackson.
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sweating.
The coon rHMPLARs ness every Wednesday Even.
ing.
he SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet every s.s.rday
evening"
rneUNloN fRNPL AIRS teoiorei9 every Friday even'g
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BaIlOu's Dollar Magazine.
PRESENT CIRCULATION IIs.

1T should be known family in the United STATS
ONE DOLLAR, address, frst class
elegantly illustrated and entirely original Magazine
whole beautifully inted
white paper with ID each number contains
pieces reading add illustrations
king twelve hundred volumes
dollar Postage Is cents By far the cheap
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ONE DOLLAR.
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L n. PAxsox. W swEIcuAu.
Fresh Meats and Country Produce.
THANKFUL

For past faro, The unisrsgasd responsibility rsqsss
con.i5uaace IL The ibss.l pasroaAgs ksssscfoss ex
tended the old fru Of Wooivsft6n MsnkA passtc.
sariy hs designs 10 eoatinns il de old osatsa
track Of 70 Order al kinxs Il Reoas aaA
Sho<s. Give him . eAl ~ No. ., NAin street.
E. O. WOOLVRRT0H.
Rishnaai Dee. I. 1850 gi0
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Cincinnati and Chicago Rail Road
nDEN. TO

Trains ran according the eeio~ ees
NJ A. Anderson With IIuR for
Ali points East and ives: that route Kokoao
uith IHplAxArolIs r. f.. also At Loganspcrs
fosxpo WksrkRS Railroad points in the
wabash Valley.
Time Table, NO. Ia,
To take effect on Monday. Jan. 9th. 1860.
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STILL GREATER n INpUcEME ut :; CHANGE TO OBJ
A beautiful Engraving also a > a Premium
TO every subscriber.
Fiction, News, Hunor, Agriculture, Markets. &C. DC
The propesors Of the Saturday Evening
the reading public they have
men With an whose powerful stories have Of late
1850 with novee', written the POST
TIE EARL'S DAUGHTER-
By the Author Of The Red Coat Farm sThs Rock tho
Hester Hai~eIl stories, The Six Gray Powders The
In this written expressly for the
stae-having manuscript for is already
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pashsd the and interesting
To enable unaequained with the P.st to Judge of
that during the published noveet. .ores
writer's s'''1
G. r. JAMES. MARY HowIrr.
ALFRED TENNYsoS. COURT FARM
CHARLES Al REApE AUTHOR OF Farm OF
GHALLEs MACkAY, GRACE GREENWOOD.
WI c9 RaME Mss FAEp9 sxp
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AUTHOR OF THE EBONY
OVEN MsaKbirh F H Il 4 R RASMoSS:
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Week, Foreign and Domestic, Letters to An
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Terms. .EnRravines.
HAMILToN.s Tgo VIEWS OF NIAGARA FALLS-a
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Republicans franklin Township met 1T HILLSIDE
Friday evening last to take the steps for
oresnxing political cub sevsral speeches made
right spirit They meet again on next
Friday evening complete their orsansationsiecs ON
GERS, Sc Re pubcaus Of Franklin scAlous and
ring good They gill do good service in
the cause o their country in the next CANVASS
fSy- The mex, meeting of the Wayne Co. Teachers
Association will be held in Whitewater College. Cen
eryi,s Ind. on Saturday. Fob. ilth, commencing at
IL o'clock, A. NJ.
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lS6S

rs the No of Bossels celebrated. full size, Voizt
lander Dasuerseosype Camera, with which he made
Pictures, in this city, in 1s47 of which specimens are
nov On exhibition at his rooms. clear and Gntaied-
Prom his long experience in the profession he
tatngly the public that he understands ii
business perfeesy and is prepared with the same
Camera furnish his patrons with first class pictures
only
Gallery q. his residence, west Main street between
Washington and Green
E4 All pictures warranted. and perfect satisfas-
jan T,Is5s. III
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Richmond Republicans Club.


The members the Executive Committee of the Rich
Club. requested 10 meet ~ the Pal
Iadum oiics, this evening at ! O'Clock.
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STEPHEN SCOrrON will sell inch Lum-
~ soop DRY 81 per 100 any other
yard for -. Come and 9Th Street, North
of Main 3Stf
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NEW BOOK.

NEW BOOK
a Full Report of the speeches ande Mt
q the BROWN MEETING in Cleveland, and Of the Res
buttons adopted by the Citizens.
sionai sermon by Rev. A. Crooks published in
book form, for Revolution.
lists of iiarpers Ferry,
Priee-Sings copy 70 cents; Who'll cents. Post
ages
For sale by II. NJ. +. BROWN,
9 g Superior St, Cleveland }.
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s~STEPHEN SCOTrON Is selling CHAR
~ 81 per delivered Ivsa.
q eeass PEI leo lesser than the other yards- IA
6srsss. NersA % Aain
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VALENTIHES!- A large stock Of Vel
entines. sentimental aud comic. for sale
wholesale and retail. 1t the Posr OFFICE
Booksrosx. s-2t
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New Division.

Division Of the Sons Of Temperance vas organized
in Cen,revillc, Tuesday last DR. Priches vas
,etsd Worthy Patriarch and the subordinate stations
all cd with good and true men Asess isc nsnasss
from The Division in this city, were prsssns ss the
RauixAsion.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate /!

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned wiii
- sell on the premises, Seventh day. saturday.
the 18th day of the secoud month Febru.ry isthl is
60, between the hours Of aad O'Clock. p. rn the
farm which Siias Bond lived the time OF his
death stuate about I've miles north of the City
OF Richmond. and described as follows TO wit Being
the south half Of the south quarter Of Sc ION
twelve l2) township fourteen ll4) range one. and
described ss follows: Beginning the
east Of Amos Cooks land running thence So rods
to the northeast of John Darlands land thence
west 100 rods along the north line Of John Dsands
land to the north thereof thence SIS
rods TO the northwest Of the school house lot.
thence east $50 rods along county road place
OF beginning excepting however out of the above
scre Of being the School House lot in the north
west corner of said land The above contains 81
more or less.
Also stone quarry in the north half of said quarter
in the sale thereof said quarry Is eight
rods by three Said real Is the coun
~ OF Wayne and State OF IndsnA. Terms made known
on day of sale. AUGUSTINE WILLIAMSON
81 SO ROWLAND T. REED,
JAM 9Th, io6J-3fs Executors Of Silss Bond.
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Republican Club Meeting.
The Republican Club Of this city
will meet on Monday evening next
Speeches may be expected from sew
eral Republicans.
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~Remember the Board Of Directors Of
the Agncnltnral Society meet on the 18th
inst /. in this city.
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lITINDOW Glass of all sizes from 6xS to 40x56-
w call and see for yourselves
JOS. STEDDOM s co.
Mas IS 24.f
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Arrive II Lcx.nspors.

Arrive As LcganspoR1. Leave LoGnusuor.
Freighss Tiff rod. and 70 points The Bs,soasse
Toledo. WaAAsh Western kailruaaD, I.w
rate ~ s.y o<Aes JOHN BRANDrJa-, sape
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

O1om y. Brown
As taken the store recently erected on Front
street. near TIE Depot. vher> he opening renes.i
assoftRess -
SeasoAable Dry Goods and Wetions.
BOOT aaa saoHS- oGE1SSwAR8 q ASSN ARR
hAkDWAkB. and eenesaI stock efsAe heue
FAMILY Gk0CERIES.
AL % which will be sold Iovess pri Ca
ETCcunsry produce eozghs And sold
uAAe seiiets share % public pasrenase Ana Acpes
~ prooDe saee0oa 70 e1saness and %
ss bag Of HI. rseaves slsse q a.
paD0aAeo-
nev. 01sA. le5o ~
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Public Sale.

THE sndsusgseA, Trustees o. Samuel By7i ~
II wsyss cssssy. isSiAaa, vim 'o6ss u pablls sale
Saturday ~ 2sA 6sy n Jasrary, 1850.
% the prenis.s the .sv asA valuable mill ia.siy
erected BY said Boyd, ataAss On Oreea's PsrI ~
miles below Waeaaee@ 3 saeI sso1y y H. eroper.
consists Of large neg Aossing nil u eenpets or.
ssiiisg hesssp o.f bsi1iass Sc. h . siessts n
the heart Of of tbs basf vksss irwin
Assr.bis $500 II ifspstg - De ESI Is kssssrn Ia.
4isnA.
AZ The Hos Vim . s0ispdAvsS -.x
- lasd in Jsspss, Dallas asd Polk Coursier To-.
Thse Vim sass = SD n@sa. Waeea. Iaaxy. 49,
Fsls and vesisss snsf asss q pssoaai proSesty 70
nnDeeoas - 0oo1foo.
The tsEs VII - Hbssal- 0als - ssums~re :, -
oetoekp - - - a ~. r. DOYD
Jss. = ISIS q.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Philadel phia.
violent Institution established by special
for the Relief OF the Sick and Distressed afflicted with
yiruent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially
of disea Of the Sexual Organs.
EDICAL Advice given gratis. by the Acting Surgeon
WI to all who apply by letter, with description
their condition lage, occupation habits of life,
in Of extreme Medicine. furnished
charge
Variable Reports SPermatorrhoes, other disea-
OF the Sexual Organs. and the New Remedies
ploycd in the Dispenser the sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge Two stamps
will be acceptable
Address Or. J. sKlLLIN HOUGHTON Acting Surgeon
Howard Association No South Ninth ST. Philade phil.
Pa By order of the Directors
EZRA. D. HARTwELL. President.
GEO. EA1RCHrLD,