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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-30
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Celebration Of
IND EPEND ENCE DAY
HN HGARYSVELLE.

TTNlIE CITIZENS of Marysville and vicinity are
i hereby notified that the SD Anniversary of our
National Independence
will be celebrated In the city of Marsyie, on Wednes-
day next,
JuIy Fourth, 1860.
At sunrise and sunset there will be salues of 1o1
guns.
At noon there will be a National salute of 33 guns.
At sunrise and sunset Joy bells will be rung by the
fire and church bells of the city.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the City and County Officers,
the Military, the Fire Department the Civic Societies,
Ladies representing the States of the Union Citizens,
etc, will move in procession through the city to the
Pavilion where the Declaration of Independence will
be read by YANDYKE HUBBARD, a Poem delivered
by b. z. AVERY and an Address by JOHN r.
RIDGE
The exercises at the Pavilion will be interspersed
with SINGING OF PATRIOTIC AIRS by the Leider-
krantz and School Children.
At dark there will be a
Grand Display OF Fire Works
en- Cortez Square.
The Festivities OF the day will close with
Citizens Ball at the Pavilion.
Societies and Associations desiring to join the Pro-
cesson, and nothavng yet reported, will please do 50
to the Chief Marshal who will assign them places in
the Procession.
The Aids to the Chief Marshal, and the Programme
of the Procession well the line of March through
the city, will be announced through the papers before
the day OF Celebration.
BY order Of Committee Of Arrangements,
H.. W. TIIEALL,
jeSo Chief Mershal.
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Gramd Rnrhecue nna Rnnnmna

prepared for the occasion, those persons who NAV
feel like ndulging in the DANCE can do so in a Mac
selected and fitted up for the purpose under the rs
and shady trees.
Dressing Rooms viii be arranged for the Iadies ord
servants will be IN attendance to wait upon them and
barrels Of pure ice water, with dppers convenient,
will be found in various places oa the ground
lee Creams and all sorts Of desirable articlos for
such an occasion, both for grown persons and obH.
dren, will be on hand, and indeed everything that
could be asked fer or desired on such occasion will
be present.
Families from the country or from a distance will
find everything pleasant and convenient wa
The entire arrangements are in the hands NJ p =
O'HANLON, who will take especial pains to see tbat
entire satisfaction is given to each and every ndiid
ual who may come upon the grounds either before or
at the time of the Celebration. u
N. B. The services of the Day will commepca o. IN
O'Clock A. NJ, precisely ~ ~
pha fauf Wit will aayifl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-30
DIED.

In this city, on the 2Sth inst, Frederick Henry
ly child of H. f. and Mrs. A. Tarrant aged fiN c
months.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-30
Splendid Ball and Sumner.

in the evening, at which every comfort and conyen
ience viii be supplied those present
The BAN will be under the direction of the oacers of
the Marysve Park Association, which is sure gnar.
antee that It will be properly conducted sNA'
1he Supper will be prepared under the narsonot O.,
pervsion of the subscriber and it WITH be unexcesd
in every particular
Coaches win be run FREE to and from the Rail. for
families, and those desiring 10 be called for will as
leave their address at the Senate House. as earv ~
possible on the Fourth. ' ."
During the evening" and throughout the BAH. there
will be grand display Of
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-30
FIRE WORKS.

PARTICULAR NoTICE-There will be No main,
or driving the track during the day or night
ROBERT T. O'1IANL0N.
je26'td Proprietor Marysville Park
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-30
MARYSYILLE PAIsEI

The ceremonies of the Day will commence with
Prayer, after which the Declaration of Indenendence
viii be read by W. II. %IOKERSHAM, ESD to be
followed by Music. This ended, an Grafton will h.
delivered by Hon. E. ID. WHEELER. "
large Band of Musicians viii be in attendance du.
ring the daV and after q ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-30

'ENHE subscriber would respectfully announce n
n the citizens of Yuba county and The nnhl,c ,,,
erally that he has made extensive preparations 70,
the purpose of afordng all who may desire. an an.
portulty of celebrating the Anniversary of Americar
, 1860-08-10
POLICE.

SrRgck NJ L1cnrS1So-A day or two ,ince .
dispatch WA fecsived from Sheriff Tbom,z IT
VALPARAISO, lad, icouifirc Of our f,itr M,,a,.,
If one Jonathan LeYsrin was in hi. c;,v a,sa
g,yin. description Of him. Offi.ers wis., -
.nd Douglas found Lereria residing m sor,h
Clark street. and so Informed Mr. Th,n,,. ~hs
rp,,ardav rama nm and ,rra.,.a ~
larceny cozmis1ea in Indians.
PAssrsc Bocrs NosEx.-De.ect;~a E.nm
Yesterday arrested ruun, loafsr LII. -"
self uenry AUST. on charge of n.a.;,a .ana. ,
terfeit money. lie arrived in thi. c;t, ~ g..
urdsy, and halls from, Toledo. Ohm IL No., -.
at saloon kept b. Charley williams m shsr,
man street, opposite the Dspo, m vbo,, h.
nas.ed q counterfeit rs bill, and ~ 49,, ~
, 1860-08-10

As was natural, the whole city was ringing
yesterday with the startling developments of a
dark conspiracy, detailed in yesterdays PaEss
AND TRlBCxE.
Chadwick gave bail yesterday in 5000 and
fsl=ased 10 appear from day to day in the Re-
corders Court. B;ssell is still in jail waiting
bondsmaa. and to hear from St. Louis and the
st. Louis Chamber Of Commerce. We do not
/ mean to be understood from tbs or previous
writing, that this body ara cogn,zant of or g
parry to these nefarioua schemes thus nipped
in the bud.
Tie previous standing and associations Of
these parties, the nature Of the erideuce against
Them, the character and standing Of those who
have been made witnesses, William II Bradley,
Esq Of the O. 5. Court, George ". & ,ge, John
l. Chapiu, and others, show that it is no light
atIair that Is oyertaken these over Jealous op.
ponents Of tha Rock Island Bridge.
The penalty for conspiracy is aix months
imprisonment and slo0 fine. The parties,
Eis,ell and Chad Hick, owe it to the fozbearanee
Of the Rock Island Railway Company and those
acting in their interest, .hat the plot was not
allowed to ripen to the point OF actually setting
Gre to the bridge, which would inevitably have
lit the way Of these parties TO the 'enitentiary.
This expose will eive q new phase to the hos.
tility to the great bridge. and show how froa, an
open and fair opposition on the part of the
conflicting river interest, it has dezenerated
into bitter and wrong headed raid, unscrupu-
lous - t, means, il but the cad can be gained
ef af
, 1860-08-10

lFrom the Topeka tKaaa's >Recorl. Aus.41
:. We learn from Mr. D4yidaon, Of Indiauo,a.
that painful rnmor Was brought to that place
on Saturday last, by returned Pixies Peaker.
OF stTerc Indian fight, soua three wceks
since, on the Solomon. about one hundred n,ilts
above Fort Riley, in which about three huod ed
Pottowattamies and Ds1awA1es wero ki]lsd.
Ihs informant says hs passed directly through
the aceue Of tho 6ght-that the dead wera Eli
scalpsd. aud supposed the other party to hars
been chsyanner, ArEspahoes, d., who wars
known to hare besn ia that vicinity At that
time. The murdered Indiana are supposed to
bs party Of SON: three or four hundred Pot.
towattomiea, halfbreeds, and Delawarcs. that
vent from this vicinity shor. tune previous to
the rnnored battle, tor the purpose Of hpptir 2
bndAlo: Among them were Messrs- LFium.
beau, Beaubieu, 0kee, Darling, and several
other prominent Indians, well known in this
vicinity, who accompanied tho expedition for
the sake Of the excitement aud pleasure which
It promised.
, 1860-08-10
Tho Lincoln Rally.

11s1
Our report Of The t'nce1n rally on yesterday
magnitude Of the alf4ir. At the late horr lat
night at which it Was written out. we found It
impossible 10 give it such notice as it ia vor1rv
Of, OF a. its significance demands. There il one
thing which the meeting settles bey ond q doub,.
and ,hat IL, that she "Center" will roll up rote
for Mr. Lucoln which will settle Tho hesh for
~; Mr. Douglas in tie State beyond contingency.
majority 10 Illinois should run up to e. 900. A.
all esents. it IL 10 loneer necessary 70 int her
down Us one Ct the doubtful States. Her rotc
il us safe &s that of Massachusetts,.
, 1860-08-10

Gen: serogEe, OF Erie county. N. Y, is Presi-
delegate to the la,e Bell Everett State Conren.
lion. In common with many Americans Of this
Ssats, be has become disguised With The uttemnt
Of Hunt, Brooks i Co., to transfer the Amer.
can party over to the pro slavery Democracy.
aud will support Lincoln. His reasons ior this
preference ars stated with great clearness and
, 1860-08-10

In this court yesterday bills OF Indictment
were returned BY the Grand jury against Chss.
Troll, John NcHaley, aud Harry Hopewell, SOP.
ara.e1y indicted for larceny. John Brown, col.
ored.wss indicted for assault with deadly weap.
on. George Jones aud Frank Jones were in.
dictea Tor vaErancE and larceny; also, Wells
Sherman and Asa Williams for conspiracy,
, 1860-08-10

TuE CHICAGO MUSICAL ISs71ru7E.-The Nor.
mil Musical Institute, Of Chicago, will CON-
msnce on Wednesday, September 12lb, 1860.
aad coatirue si1 weeks. The leading object Of
this schoolis to sQ,rd aid to such persons, male
or female, a. desire to prepare themselves for
teaching. or who wish to make higher attaiu-
ments in the art Of teaching vocal music, either
IN juvenile or adult classes. Tie detail Of each
days regular proceedings will be given ut the
opening Of the session. Terms for the entire
course twenty dcllars. Board may be obtsined
at from three dollars and half to four dollars
aweek. 1t is desirable that those intending to
become Members of the Institute should give
notice Of the same. addressing Normal Musical
Institute, care Of Root cady, rs CIark street,
Chicago. Illinois, where further particulars will
be made knoTn. The circular is signed by the
names Of Messrs. Lowell Maron, Geo. F. Root.
and VIM. B. Bradbury.
, 1860-08-10

Ths RspubAc4us Of White and Wabash Conn
tlss held = ConTsrtion in Grayvills on s.tur-
daY July 2s. and nominated 3. 4. slln.n. Esou
for Representative 10 the next Legislature.
Tbs Republicans hope to carry the district,
though they hsys COO Democratic majority to
overcome
, 1860-08-10

BELL AND EVERETT Rally The true friends
Of the Uuion aud the Constitution will meet
in Liad's Block Hall, No. Q. on Monday, August
18th, ut p H., to respond to the glorious news
from old Kentucky. and fully organize for the
coming campaign. By order,
J. ". CurckEn1So. Chm.
4. II. MINOR Sec'r uro TN
, 1860-08-10

For long tine pas: dredging operations
lave been in progress, as slt cur city readers
are aware. in the basin 1t the junction Of the
tno branches with cur main river. The dock
front has been cut back to broad curve, and
thousands Of yards Of clay hare been taken
from the bottom Of the stream. Itwas process
all our citizens felt an interest in-the securing
for our shipping broad, deep basin at that
point.
Within week past, proceediugshare been re-
vessed at that piaos, and and seow after ecow,
with its load Of tlredged clay, has been towed
down the South Branch aud dumped in the la.
sin. What could be the matter, every body won.
dered. 1t Was rumored that the enterprsiug
contractors. Messrs. Chaplin 4 F11, h ID carried
the dredging process too deep. and scraped a
hole in the bottom OF the river, which they were
patching up. Again, another rumor grew III It
they had MT got their pay from the city for ex.
cavating. and ia q ut Of wrath that all human
minds under prorocation are subject to, we're
dumping it all back again.
Still the wonder grew. and still the dumping
went on under the noses Of our authorities, uu-
til yesterday afternoon, when H4rbor Master
Walker. in full uniform, linen coat and silver
trumpet, put out in skif1. captured the enc
my's seow, with twelve C=ltc C mud diggers, and
arrested proceedings, to1it, the dumping.
We learn that the state Of the case is this
tha: Messrs. Chapin & F:'1 claim 10 have exca-
twenty feet, where their contract called for but
, 1860-08-10
The Grand Rally at The Homo OF
Lthc0lh.

The monster excursion trsin reached this city
from Springfield little before eight o'clock
last evening, atter very successful trip
throughout. Its management has been highly
creditable to Slpt. Arthur, Of the III. Central,
TO wlou1 bclorgs the credit Of having run the
largest excureion train crcr nade up in tho
West. The boy s came in in good spirits, the
Wide Awakcs lit their torches End nude a grand
triumphal march through the streets, present
ing brilliant spectacle, md sridf a,cafx With
enthuaiasn1.
The accounts Of the returned e1cur&ion1sts
fully sustain the reports tbas reached us By
telegraph from our special reporters. Every.
thing confirms tue belief That tie meeting 1T
Springfield was the largest rally of the people
that ever look place in the United States.
We are assured by many, and some Of these
good judges Of such gatherings, that the crowd
atSpr.ng6eld throws far in the shade the gath
ering in this city on either Of the occasions of
the United States Fair, in The fall of 1859, and
the more recent National Convention. That
the monster procession was almost iuterninn.
bic, and wore out The patience Of the dense
crowds in waiting. through which it passed
With ficu1ty, the streets ut gone points being
well nigh blocked up with spectators, who did
not JOIN the pageant.
At the time Of the day when the interest cen
tered at the great Fair Grounds lust outside tho
city, and tue procession co,led its vast Length.
up ia,o dcnsely packed mass Of humanity aod
h7ys<mauifv acout the three senara,e soenkers.
stands. we hare it from screral saurces n, nm.
jmoearbed credib,,i,v tha, the oother;nc .7.
ceed1ny tia, at auy one time .esn ,no. the 1yn;-
tel states Fair croupd. here.
And ill this while S,rinof,r.d e-ened anna.
1ept)y IA fu1 "A .r.r Thc s,r. .e,, xere r.;,lv
c,o+ea y, and ,ho x-hsat, of h,.;n.a. ,,oa.,a
with ,,.e flood ,;da . re-x f,a.bat oe NJ. ,,h,;-
ca,;su Ths +a,a.re,b of.;ro o,ar..oru n,.-
chimes ,ua ,1t w.,e rsrn,rea n ,,a c,no,. If
IF n. s,.,a uo,.. Nav ~ .hs v.o..t.o,...
.r,n.,,- ,,osoa ,h.;~ 49,, :. ,..s. ~. = a-a-a
e.uer and I'm rnuc1, unds- .,rs,.rr. ~ a.
sbonninc,
The Grand snrctac1e of t1,e duv w.. resprved
for the evening when fou, t1o,unnd Wida
Axalr, ,,v act,,aI connt. in a nrcc~.sion of four
deem passed by The hamc Of Lincoln. The
ranks were one yard a,art or ono thousand
7ard.. making three 6fths Of q ,a;1t of bri1liuut
torch l,cht tie c,eam Of lie torches .ud i.,u.
:.
, 1860-08-10

Look SnARP.-S,w-y you see it. and now you
don't. 1.to1nas,on having ccme 70 our ears
that peddIer is visiting houses aud stores, aud
and OIL Emporium" and that We hare sent him
around to solicit orders for eur splendid Kero-
sene, we hereby inform the public that We
employ 10 agents or assistants in this city out
side our store. TN and after the 14th inst, our
branch store at Isl West Madison street, will be
opened CnAs L. NOBLE,
au102w IL CLARK street.
, 1860-08-10

DsSssz *: S:v. .1 s,sS t'ts 4,,5 hs
INC oshsr soft haye hard Lane to run. e''
, 1860-08-10

70 We are glad cur authorities are, AFTER
the expiration Of their present licenaes,to aboE-
ish the noisy brawling nui,anccs, the Concert
Saloons.
, 1860-08-10

,,H J.. a. Smith / Co., lis Lake street, have
the oest Vide A.sukt Uniforms got up IN the
States, and at lawest prices. Also 10000 LIN
coin and Hamlin medals, and of all The other
candidates, which they sell at New York pri-
Ces. apv1l-1st
, 1860-08-10
LOCAL. MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones. liz Dearborn street
aud get Jour clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
$imeR
, 1860-08-10

81 'otea do.u-"-s. A. Douglas.
Patrick Henry. 1'a F" Against II. -
, 1860-08-10
1AIRY FARMS FOR >ALE
Within so Niles OF Chicago.

The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co4PA-
~ oays; $4,000 4sres Of hlkh. 'A!ns Pairs La1d,
wnodn Aes Q: th~nx well sd ptsd to EEa1nx WHICH
t1fV odt Ar e41e % tha mndt liberal te-uA,
those who With to kaGe In the rtues Of .~pp!yfn
hs ~nh ffsa A,k. Batter. vtz*t b:ee &C..
saa<e thai hese products b. delivered e71lv u the
morning and late At Eight. Every t1ts!tf w hs offered
70 ueee Who txsr- to examine there Iatds Airy iu
LAND DEPARTMENT, l. u. X. Il. C-a,ral f:eo1t
{-4pz~df -
, 1860-08-10

upon the etreets was not apparently In the least
diminished in nuno*rs.
The meeting was called to order by Col.
King. who named the following gentlemen a3
1t6 officers:
, 1860-08-10

~ The Public Schools commence their fall
term on the first Monday ia September.
, 1860-08-10
3)rcss 4 Trib1t1tc,



We are exceedingly anxious to get por-
ton Of Douglas 18th OF May speech before
the readers Of The Times aAd Herald; wa al
lude to that interesting extract wherein he
extols the slavery extension virtues Of squat
ter sovereignty, and shows how it converted
an area Of free territory es large as France aad
ireland into slave terri,ory.
We are also very solicitous 70 have tie orin-
ions Of Herschcl T. Johuson published, in re-
gard TO Congressional Slave-Cods; the
humbug cha'a:tcr Of equatter sovereignty, and
in regard u capitalists owning tie hborers-
white OF black. We want the Wicklife slave
code plank Of the Dougias' pla.form also in.
serted in the Times ard Herald
We ask the editor mud proprietor Of that
sheet whether they will insert those extracts
in conspicuous part Of ,l,eir paper, at regu-
lar advertising rates, in their da'Iy and weekly
editions, displayed as per copy furnished, for
one monll?
Is the Times and Herald continues to sup
press those important records from tie eyts
If its Democratic readers, we want 10 know If
it will publish them in its advertising columns.
at its regular rates per square, italiciscd and
capitalissd as per copy? Here is chance 10
increase its advertising patronage these dull
times, aud spread k,me ussl,l knowledge be-
fore its Democratic readsrs.
We again inquire, will the Times and Herald
publish the nlst.er in question q paid adser-
tisement*?
e lion. 4 II. MACK Of Kankakec, lns
received the Republican nomination Of his dis
1rict, fer State Seuator. He was leading
member Of the House in the last legislature.
On questions Of State Ii. ancc, taxation, bank
laws, and Mattcson frauds lie is as well posted
as any Man i'll tue State. Should the Kepub-
l:ans carry the next legislature Dr.. MACK
would make capita! chairman Of an Illinois
'C5vode Investigating Conmittee'' to look
into tie past management Of the finances and
public tcbt Of our State. lie is clea- headed,
iudcfatisaU1e and courageous. AS lis district
is immensely Republican ho will IS good as
walk orer tie course.
, 1860-08-10

= Garden Hose and Gloves, Street Spvink-
lers, etc, cheaper than ever at the Rubber
Store, lis Randolph street, Kingsbury Block.
, 1860-08-10

CHuRcus Best RAsrnEnnY JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. Tue best made. Far sale
oLly at NO. - state street. ap3-2m
, 1860-08-10

TnE MAMMOTH SABBATH ScHooL CoxcgaT.-
The great vocal concert Of The two thousand
Sabbath School Children, at The Wigwam,
takes plac: on Thurs i4Y Aug. 10th.
, 1860-08-10

PkRsoSA1-Hon. Thomas F. Campbell, Ex-
Auditor Of this State, in stopping in this city
With John Forsythc, Esq. No. 81 Michigan
, 1860-08-10

= Now is the tina to bring your Lard,
Astral, caupheae aud Fluid Lamps, and haye
them altered to burn that economical and bril-
liant noa explosive Hyht-ke1osene 0i1-at
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Enporium-l2o CLARK
street, between Washington and Madison Sta.
il "a lot
, 1860-08-10

~ c. Il. SCRivkN. A1-tr:4.Hs 1-sH. ta Esar4vsr
II :oFis<t 7 A.,:.<uF4:s fe~ tafs and at ~
1+7ts.a Pupsrs Of ia North Taa+ jal-te94.
, 1860-08-10

. 20 Niller's Hair llv,goratsr-thc beat in
use. s. 7. Ii zekley, agent, :oo State street.
te20. 3U1.
, 1860-08-10

Gags aud banners We noticed beautiful
painting, entitled "F1ee Homes" which was
much ADMIRED.
Bunker Hill Glce Club with sir horse team.
and flags, made very tine appearance
Wavcfly de!eEa:ion, 95 wagons, with beau-
ti:ut display Of Gags aud banners.
Upper Lick Creek turned out fne delepa.
tion-among which We uotiscd si1 horse tesrn
hauling a wagon With r.ll tence upon It.
These do not begin to embrace ali the de1cca-
possibility Of arranging them in line We did not
succeed in completing our llst As it was. tho
procession WAS nearly eight miI,s lnnQ, Its
connter-maTchlng aad doubling upon itself eavo
those IN It tne opportunity oil seeing each
other, and the chee.s upon cheers which r.
sounded from one end to the other, showed the
enthusiasm which they aii felt. In passing the
residence Of Ar. Lincoln, particularly, The bur.
ras were incestAnt.
In addition 10 the innumerahle thronr that
poured in On horseback and in vehicles of every
kind, wa find upon inquiry at the different raul
road edices, that the arrivals Of cars containing
passengers Hert as follows:
Great Western llailroad, regular train from
State Line, Q cars; ltt extra train, frsm Ctica
80. II cars; I'd Do do II cars; Sd DO do is cars:
4:h, extra, fr*m Bement, II cars: 5th extra
from Decatur, 5 cars; 9th do do 10 cars. Total
iron The eest; Is carr. Regular train from Ma
pies sud Aeredos'a, cars; 1st extra, from
Jacksonville, 20 ears; "a do do Z cars; Sd do DO
Tears. Total from, the West Is cars, This p;ve.
total Of 120 cars By this road. =
St. Louis, Alton md Chicago Railroad: Reg
ulaf trAlcs Is carr; excursion train from Npeth
IS cars; excursion train fran South, II carr.
Total numbtr Of cars by ibis road, Co.
1t will probably b entirely f4ir to sstj1nate
The number Of persons in these trains It an
average Of 80 to thu car. Every one who saw
the tr.ins come in is aware tb4t they were filed
TO replstlon, many bsing compelled to stand in
the aisles, and others riding on the roofs al tbs
carr. According 10 this estimate tho $50 cars
which came in yesterday added about 1850
ptrsons to the crowd.
The procession reached tho Fair Grounds at
about o'clock P. H., and in = very short TINA
thereafter the entire grove ras l'Isd-crowded
to e1eeua with Tbs rast multitude. How msny
were present, ii il impossible to tell, but BY
actual count more than 10 600 p2ssed in 1t one
Of the entrances alone, vb'e toe fields adj ain:
Ing we're packed snd jammei with wagons and
other vehicles. And yet, while this immense
nass Of human beings were out 1t the Fair
Grounds listening to the spsakiug, the thsong
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
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A Beneg0lese Institution esfaJl;sked Jy special
E~doscment, for tAs Relief Of The Sack and Dis
tresssd, afflicted with Kiraless and Eyiiaemic Die
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tAs Ssrsdl Organs.
IA EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, By the Ac-
wi ting Surgeon, to all who apply BY letter,
with description Of their condition, lags, occu-
patton, habits Of life. TO-, and in casss g e.
VALUABLE REPORTs ON Spermatorrhoa,
And other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs, And %
~ NEW REMEDIES employed in tho DisPensa~
-. aent 10 the sietsd in sealed letter snveaopsss
FREQ Of change. Two or three Stamps for postage
s' na e ssKiLL1N HOUGHroN, Acting ssr
nsecn' Howard Association, No. 3, 6ogth Ninth q.
nh;isisIphia, p. BY order q the Directors. {
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