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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

Y 0 u It Der nfreisn
rita Den Xir6enaemciupe."
1. @rtltsnj Ter STRIDE.
Tie Stride fed, iotalO %rirlclte cine Qn,abI
ron 5O NiiSIispcrn jdbIt, ale bsRstsnb trtraGtst
wcrccn.
z. Namen Der Rir6r.
lie Rirte irli pcaen ibrrr unabb6naiafe,t
rom Yatite uno SritSien ben Numen .,irsie ur.
AttanBigr amsriGduiIhs tat1rl;Gbr SSirbe fibrt,t.
3. ,3wcd per jatrtc.
Der 3med biclrr Stride lit:
l.. Nuc Yicnlhcu cbne unttribtfc ibrer Gon.
FELTON, ais Stlper gu bstrudttn, bus 8dnp prr
eiebe rnter ibnru lmmrr mehr Su b%efrliiarn UNI
10 ale Dem rin,iscn 3irle ibrtr Y%eitimmuua ent.
aeasn III fibrcn. rer,n Wrunnprin;ip in GIid-
lid gu ipcreen uno glidlid ,i madden.
2. NGt freiinnistn 6atboliten, 10 lbe eurn
eae bierdrcbii6t Nuitrstsn Der tatbclilbeu SSi.
lt6fe inp pritlter. ippie purh psren ~unepnifi.
tuticntlir Scbrru gum sluStrtt aus Der r6m. FL.
tbp'tihen 4irhe ans Wriinocn Der 9eruunft aes
nUtbist parsu. su eiuer peeree unter eiuem Sir.
ten 81 prreinigen.
/. Contribution.
Die nabers Gonfituiicu lct purtb elm Don FER
@emetnos rrm1hitcs COMMITTEE udbsr auSacar-
seitet uno Der W,msinre ;ur nlbtrsu Serotbuu,
~Yornrlr8t wercen.
SS'ittrr Nadribten Iter cine aIaemaine as.
,ubaltsnoe Ser!ammIunS lber Ort uuc 3rit Der.
lelbfn, lru IN rirlem ptrebriibru Siatte nod M.
Der ttltimmt mrrren. Tirin,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

8ret' uuabhdnaia dmerifaui d,fatbrIiiht Sir6e.
Ter critc Wrtteeciruf otcIcr 6irmcince fnpct
itdtt AM n1d,ittn Srnnta9s zen 26. Nu1ul, %cr.
mttto9! 10 llhr, in benz ,t picirm 3psde acnie.
tb'ttn pauIc an rcr @dr Ter Brand uno Yrrap.
S!rABe. une finn bic MitAltscer unp eac Nubli-
FUN fr'unNIidhlt Dn'u eiustlapsu.
SIN Iuitra8e pss piarrsrs 3ir'su
u. Sfdrr
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81. IL W E

:" ~ ~ Nv 9
,et9t lstusn 5reunprR unp Stsanntta an. Sos .,
iSscsn wisper sine E euburs pom psra ousa.,s,A.
net sussn simbnrssr Salr srtaltsn Bat S."si,
sa@ psdsrS Cdao iitp rrri6isbeae aupsrs frilne
sSaar'n, Die tiaig ,u fanfen linn Def
~. u. Mytrs,
Src1rifr., 3rilt. 8 u,,h A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
Dry-G Goods s. Fancy-S,ore.

Dry-Goods s. F~ancy-Store,
Nv A'o- ede Srcaee u. 3. StraBs. 90. 176.
@. 81. 8sien6aum
eriaubt MS bas Gee6rte 9u6Iifum au6nrrfior, =, 49,, q
Ct lethe Spru9sSBaarel enIpfanasr, Ole in elmer orpfrn SIuS,'
Taei Ger Hereittn @rtiteI ~beteben, unc III unaemac;r biIiar
s's's's lpt!ae teIne GOneurrenB 3ulailsn, serfiuit mrrsgn.
J9 es9t asiFRnrrs fplaenoS artfel bcrYor;
SSetetnieG9e, IN l6pOri uno allen MuscEarbeu-
ItHe!in 0clatn. gaHl uno Sa6wOune.
Dterinp5 Sani unp balbsplt
Acptt iglanoiitt geiumano
Ae9ieS ntoe:ldnOiihts Sub unS Gdift,rrrs
Sea9iS, 5IarIsetS, loipie cine groFs @aSfpsH VEN Sru
tspia9 Wece9 Il. moReuCN II. baunnpea.neH Strlcr,
yin 0slIN eVslee Sssers UMO usebrml srbeitE yCe
y. ~. 3rfen6aum)
pStsiVT HeHrH RaSEts,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
Nstns dltt tmpSr,irts
Ssesre, &iqmors unb 8taorren.
SalenSabr,f,nt

- ..
Die llniT,i&ustsH sas,s Gin scHp.ani,1 % sC1as s,ss.,,
Asisr Der 0trma -. usshss
MKEEvER & BROKEN,
u"0 Ssresn tn .tsrsm Store, s7s. 4 GsAAEke
5ctei, Pearl Ctr, S,tmonp. pa'.
lHr pc 6slss Elm fte:s rsidialists seau 6isrer a.. t-~
peritrisK mo inidneifHtu ~ .Af'A "%p
sSs'nsn, siaacrs uHb Gisarrsn,
ssneUn porter, Gsutn NIe.
-, Saroim.s Is. T. NJ,
aat T.as sT!itsI S%teitis,u bic autm,riFamist ibr.r s,r,uubs
s ! : St srvnsn gaSitianiS sininrutiftn ft srlaubsn, s.ui~
ru uns asiauitt artiteI els att ~sdraniti nsrssr fans Fan, sSh
"a~ H''" 1rss ssr Stsst irei ins 9aus stIiskri pirS.
Nlsr. WC 1ttrtr.
GRa&. X, Brides.
$1 Dr. STtdtR erIaukt Hob feiuss Jr,xrA,u A.
Sn3Is' ~ mapeh, eSs CT has Gitstr Sz ism bsrieksrr
W = ams SssenstS trlttteruHs -tBtfsifi fntfsssa rire.
TisSeesfr u. Sridsn. ~"e WI Vo'sS
Va VsritbtruIaen aIIsr art unb m ZEN a, a.u
e'tlsAlbaftsH iucreeu biligif bdkibi IN aestaa,usnn,. y"
sss9'H StrlIttTans (9niuraHej pnbt man IA On
Dr.. SrideH.
no. = Gybdnat brfeI. 0earIRr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
Geor9e s ummers
9rdmium
GoTecs @Hce,s.

Wtit einsm YSdGen von pieier GlIen, fam mnu
I ptuno 9ttronntrn Ga1es e~riparen, unb Ga6tt
ron cle,er @llen3 aernnd,t, bsbdlt poatUmmrn csn
rsinsn GnfresclGmdd bel, wirp aber lpnlt in al.
lea 8beilen an9ensbmer unp iGmafbalter. crbalt
rint ltaonere 6arbr, ais Ypn blSs oebranntsm
eaf'e unO 1T beitimmt s~tlanOer Iur Serermaun.
nlo 'eiro poufCrnmen flar, ptne pas (unIt etwas
nOtbpsnOi9 Ut. OsnlsIbtn flar su maGen.
3u baben bel y. 0Er,ssr e,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
Niri6dftss3 tm3eiacn

Drnf aeetrtrn publisum erlauten mir uns
tiermit cie ersstente An;riae gu mad en-, ca6 NH
~unltrtn Tin Stor, nab unicrtm neutn urp ae.
%rdumi9cn Sauit Ne. 1873 8roarfrn6t smiihsn
Der 5. unp g.. ptrIe1t botrn.
8hr paO ms tlSbcr 9si&entte 3utrautn bsisns
%oanttnc, sriautcn mir urs, aud Isrue. I'm DAG.
ieltt su bitten.
Setr fibren b%sfineis rtn rsihbaItises 9alsr
oder Sprten Ssfen, Slc1pdarsn unp aaer an
esren in unlsr @eiddft ihlassnps Artitsl, eis
mir, ra mir mar fir 8aar tauisn, Az ben tiuia
frn prriien p~srfauien %fonnen.
Ods Eeden Der Sduicr, fcpie 3sparatursn
lsoer Art werosn itneu, gut unp tiuisf triurst.
Oplshduer u. Srp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

ampllhiffabrt sp; iben Hidmono II. Stem Nrrf
Die teiben srpssn unS bsauem einstritteten Scr oomnf.
lAInt Samestupd" unb ,4SouOtt" iperoen benz rciienStn
yub!itAm lur Scnubuna btitcns enryfoblen. Ter 6obrnr,is
tttraet IN Der Gaiuie incl. 9rtt unb 0cf SIS, unb inn ami,
kbeneed So. = Die IS mee;atpn" perI6st ibren 9Sbort an
Spdetts leeen Dienia9 uGi 4 llbr Yahmittaas, imdbr,uS 81,
"NEeanefe" ieern Nreitaa UNI 6 pbr abcpes non Gin Wuiu,
abtabrt. User bae lettere D0mrfi6tT tcnuSeu mill. Bat ma
BET Ssn llnterist6neten rim 8abrbiud III l6len. ~
Eraht pire bili9t ensrnormeu unb puniI dt beFsybst.
panadtcreis reh NSTfolt 80. 90.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
&puis Gcbbarb,
philadelphia GitB gOtsl,

Nprt-Sf Gdc Ter 4ten unp g0pcp. StraGs,
9bilaoelpbin, Va.
Dat reiirnrs 9ublifum BON Htbmcno uni
lln'aearuo wirp ~srsrbsnit auf piriss ncu une ae
ibmadpcn rinaeridtctc Srtrl aufmertlam asmahi
eds gen, auf rsutibsm 5us atinbrt p,ro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

~. MSar,
no. loi SroaSir., smil1tca rrr 6tea mo item
aaent fir 6sictIid's Gbampaaner,
~cn'ptlrhlt Fem prutidCn Qublifum lsiu friId, on.
aeipn'menes Eager pcn Giaarrcn. 9Gsiusn. Gbam
pasnsr Esbttihen, ~9etrannts Manpeln, itsr,ud
rrtsn GllmuS &C., namlidt
100000 psutihe Gisarrsu, aue Sraars,
10000 Gon6aS 6uoana,
10000 6enrp Clay 6apana,
$4,000 3rabueps 6apanu,
10000 @rine,pe, Cara,
30 Spren Jtbrinmeinr,
20 &orte ostrtfd'idsu Gtompasnrr, fiji,
pelhrn it agcnt bin Sun 8 bis Ia Io!.
lare per Surt,
81 Sussnp 4cbEuhcn,
SO 9fo. 9rbranutt Mlubeln une iter,uf.
crten Galnus,
wel%r Arttt'i ib su tiIiscm YrstS pFerire.
81. Map. llat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
> ctrltr.. imiihen Der. 5ttu uno 6ttn.
y y a B 8

finrEn quite uno reinliGt @cttsn. freuurlibe
s3immsr uuO rsclle 9'scjeuur9 i'm 9icp Wiarfst
SrteI. IS wc'pcn jest ned einige anacnsm
men.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
Northumberland .
QIory,pr Sarb:itcn.
SGtpb i iIrrsnt,

J1tpb &tMtsnt,
81 ,nt trIt,r. ron it1l:rnAa-r uup amfcit,uj
,a.. aIIta.nr Y>cnulacrt IT. v,tteuRctarl ies,r
81. arc c!ier ~ 'ic,ts Ord If cinI nidacup,r
Nrtc:isn.
-" / lfr.. ipiicben Der. 5,eu uno 6tet.
Wtint steu pe uuo "a, Sslruts Tns f:,unslidba ,iuo,Ia.
ben, mrirc or~rraihistn arbeitcn, auf ecs G,rftmadycn1e
in it&,iCniftcm Ine amsrItaniibtn Mariner d~ueatfubrt
i'm SueenIbtin ~ Rtbren uro siner ptniura M unisrrpcr,
fen, te ft anenparis eerarriee 9satHunasn riaetn, eo in
abCr;tua' bin, ef I'D mtinc atebrtsn Sunstn ebtn 10 eu,
NIB 3 1te'r esrttnen iarn, ate treens Gin snstier ~fsbrifanr
in titdNcr Staet. Sen, ~rastenIt Saepe @tneent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

S'cben SdnpldBe. an uus nlbe Srcarltraet uur
Dem MldmUnO Grus9t seasniber 9sltarn
gum Dfcutlitben SrrFauf.
Nm Rienitas, ttn 2sfen auaut 1850, unb ;,par nm "a
10. "eIm.toSS. neretn aur chen %er9etub!t ten plaRt iiebeI
leHoa' @aulcls rfeHtlib s~sririaert. Iititlttu lt,otn in Der
G1pNtn ION @enrter. vie. tanrr tattn ic 50 nus fvrrrt ar
SNe@c'traeC, nit $50 HuF &efe aui cine ~ Run 6r,i ts g(lrY
l!oE'no. Tic dnocren brei ba6[n cine Grrnt Won ,uianimsn
io5 .yi2 GUF on elmer 20 SUE br,itsN aaty.
S'siIGuN9en: slr 8iertet ttar, ben R,t in 4, s unb IL
g'eHat.h 9Str negotiable Ysien unb Sn'creif,n. Der Iit[e
~Iaafcre. -"
=. Iu9ult 1869. Gshbtn Il. @tperfsn.
Ea. Murt,uuEY,
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2ln;eiacn.

2tSW. &iaatri's
%Srttleart uno Yae ertitr, Saiun,
Sdc Cart a.. TuYoi cir.
gieinen 6reunccn ano BEN acesrtsn eentIten Subiib,m
cs erdebens Nniri. e, zap ih ncttn msircr GJrr,cr,. Etcr,
nets ee bcitrn @ctrdme Iersr Dirt, rprl ttien 8b,inn,rin
bis 'inl auSat,ettnetifcr Y~aacrb:er III babu. ins.
Y tnnolttsu 3uirrtA Sittu % M. Waut,L
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-10
COercing Territorial Populations .

NoRTHFIELD, July &c, 1860.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-10
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

was made to change Minnesota into slave
State, for the accommodation of our aputh-
ern neighbors. ous
But, if this be the motive, in what char
acter does it present US as people AS
base, mean, mercenary,- willing to sell our
Liberties for money, and to degrade our
State in abject fealty to the South, simply
for the purpose of increasing the summer
business Of our hotels and boarding houses
Who will not cry shame! upon a people so
basely recreant to every principle Of liberty
and justice, and so strangely forgetful of
our honor as State?
While the old monarchies of Europe have
abandoned slavery, as too barbarous for
even despotic governments, shall we take up
their cast-of barbarism, and, in violation of
law, seek to plant it upon the free soil of
Minnesota Or, shall we not rather seek
to keep our young State, Gas we found it,
Free" and unstained by the foul plague
spot of a loathsome despotism?
We are now establishing precedents, and
shaping institutions for coming generations.
Let us so act that our conduct may be ap-
proved by the lovers of liberty in all coming
time. Yours, very respectfully,
w. NORTH.
NoRTHFIELD, July 26, 1860.
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A Sound Discourse.

An English paper contains the following
curious discourse, said to have been deliv-
cred by an eccentric preacher at Oxford:
Il am not one of your fashionable, fine
spoken, meal y-mouthed preachers-I tell
you the plain truth. You may guzzle wine
here, but you want drop Of water to cool
your tongue hereafter. You will be cut
down in way you little expect. Lucifer
will come with bis reapers, and his sticks
and fork, and you will be cut down, and
bound, and pitched, and housed in bell.
will not oil my lips to please you; will
tell you the plain truth. Ammon, and
Mammon, and Moloch are making Betheron
hot for you profane wretcbes. l have heard
you wrangle and brawl, and tell one another,
before me, IN see you id first But I
tell you the day will come when you will
pray to Beelzebub to escape bis clutches,
and what will bis answer be? IN see you
id first"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-10

Garibaldi had expelled FARM and two
Others from Sicily for conspiriDg against
order. FARM is said to have had full power
from Sardinia to assume the title Of Royal
Commissioner as soon az annexation was
declared.
Great military encampments are to be
formed in Sardinia, about the end of Au-
gust, in the neighborhood of Turin, Alexan-
dria, Milan, Florence and Bologna. The
Minister of War at Turin has issued mott.
hcation, informing all retired officers of the
army that the necessity of calling them
again to active service has ceased.
The Pope, in consistory, held on the 9th,
pronounced an allocution, theoretically pro.
testing against the Piedmontese government
on account of the arrest and condemnation
of the Bishops of Pisa, Ferrara, and Pia-
cenza, and approvieg the conduct of these
Bishops, and designated the annexation of
the Duchess and Legations to Piedmont as
a usurpation.
A debate took place on the Savoy ques-
ton and the policy of England taking part
in the proposed Conference, in the course of
which the annexation of Savoy to France
was very generally denounced.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Roebuck
attacked the Government for prosecuting an
unjust war with China, and encouraging
the opium trade.
In the House of Lor Is, on the 18th, Lord
Brougham called attention to the case of
negro lady who was recently refused first
class passage in Cunard steamer on the
ground of color. He said he had no doubt
but that damages could have been recovered,
if the matter had not been compromised.
Lord WodehOuse confirmed the news that
500 Christians had been massacred in Da-
mascus, and all the consulate houses, with
the exception Of the British, had been
burned
The fourteenth session of the international
Statistical Congress opened in London on
the 10th. Delegates from all parts of the
world were present. Judge Longstreet and
Mr.. Lawrence. Mr.. Dallas was also present
in the midst of numerous distinguished
guess. At preliminary meeting, Mr..
Miner ellison welcomed the Congress in
the name of the British government. Prince
Albert, President of the Congress, delivered
an appropriate inaugural address. After
the address the following little incident
occurred: Lord Brougham, seeing the
American Minister present, said he hoped
Mr.. Dallas would forgive him for reminding
him that there was negro present as a
member of the Congress. This gave rise to
loud laughter and cheers. Mr.. Dallas made
no sign in response, but the negro in ques-
ton, Mr.. DR.. Delany, arose and returned
thanks for the kind allusion which had been
made to him, and assured all present that be
too was man. This was greeted with
renewed cheering from all parts Of the hall.
This Doctor Delaoy, whom Mr.. Dallas
was called upon to recognize, but which he
very properly refused to do, was one Of the
meters of the John Brown raid, and parti-
cipated in the preliminary Congress at
Chatham, G. W., in which the plan of the
murderous foray was agreed upon. he
formerly published negro paper in Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania
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The Washington correspondent Of the
n. Y. Tribune says that "John Young
Brown, member of Congress from Ken.
lucky, writes here that be supports Mr..
Douglas, and that, in the county of Harden,
in that state, there are not above thirty
Democrats for Mr.. Breckenridge out Of
200 Democratic voters" Mr.. B. is the
youngest member Of the present Congress.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-10

The Moslems are the leading race over
all the country, except in Lebanon, and
there they are divided into two sects-the
Sunltes and and the Sites. The popula-
is thus estimated at 100000, exclusive,
however, OF the nomadic Arabs, whose mum.
Der Is set down by the best authorities at
nall q million. Ri3 E4 = lei4I "a
3t ITALIAN AFFAIRS .e Sam
Sanguinary combats are reported to have
taken place near Messina between the Nea-
politans, under Col. Blanco, and the ad-
vance guard Of the Sicilian army. ao
The British Admiral, Mundy, had quilted
Palermo for Naples, and there were scarcely
any but Sandman vessels in the Road. :,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-10

The SOUND OF GROWING CoRN-Did you
ever hear corn grow ? You have probably
heard the remark, {" Our corn grows so fast
that you can hear it," That is supposed,
by people who don't know, to be figure of
speech only but the remark out here is
literal fact Go into one of these +" bot
tom" corn fields forty or fifty rods on
warm July day, or August night, when
bright moon is up flor vegetation grows
faster in moonlight than in darkness) and
few hours after heavy shower that has
fairly wet the earth, and walked up the
drowsy corn to its influences, and as the
main stalk stretches and swells in its new
strength up through the contracted lips of
the upper blades, they crack and burst
around you like the stiAed reports. of ten
thousand rifles That cornfeld will be
some inches higher at sunrise next morning
than at the last shutdown. There is no mis-.
take about it. We have heard corn grow
many time, and SO every farmer along in
the Scioia valley will tell you.-Corss. N.
7. World. 1a.J & 9safaa a.g ar5
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-10
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS


INTERFERENCE OF FRANCE, ENGLAND, AND
RUSSIA. E.- ,
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From Harper's Weekly.
Of all our educational institutions, the one
of which our people are the proudest, is the
West Point Academy. Of late, however,
rumors have been gaining ground, which it
is the duty of the public and gov erpment to
notice 1t is reported, on authority worthy
OF prima facia attention, that the food of the
cadets is not what it ought to be- 1t is
said that the beef, which forms the staple
article of their dinners, consists of the poor
est cuts that the potatoes would be unsafe
able in our markets that the fish is fire.
quently, il not generally, stale and unwbole-
some that the butter is rancid and that
the diet generally is not as generous and as
nutritious as growing lads need, especially
when they are working hard with body and
mind. We consider these rumors worthy of
enquiry.
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MR.. DALLAS AND LORD BROUGHAM.

The steamship Bohemia arrived at Que
bee, on the Both, with Londonderry dates
to the 10Th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
SALE or FORFEITED STATE LANDS.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF School UNIVERSITY LAse
Madison, June 29th, 1860.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
C0rNry 0F DANE.


!
offered Public Q o stae,a
all uhae
d.
damages
Include herein
lbsfxe thee
Z a published n
L. r s.
I IG
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


THE HOWARD ASS OCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction ofhumane caused by Sexual disease and the
decepons praciced upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, as aCHAR1TABLE ACT worthy ofther
name open Dspensary for the treatment OF this class
of disease in all their FORMS and to give MEDICAL AD
VICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter. with descrip-
ton Of their condition. age occupation habits OF e
and in cases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
seine FREE OF CHARGE tits needless to add that tho
Association commands the highest Medical skill Of age
and will furnish the most modern treatment.
The Directors ofthe Association in their Annual Report
January 1st 1885, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the abors of the Consulting
Surgeon the ofSpermatorrhGa Seminal eakness,
Impotence Gonorrh Gcet Syphilis, the vice OF Onanism
Selfabuse, &C., and order continuance OF the same
plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors on review of the past feel assured that
their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been OF
great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young and
they to devote themselves with
to this very important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal
Weakness the vice of fOnanism, Musturbaon Seabuse
other diseases of the sexual organs the Consulting
Surgeon, will be sentby mail Qn sealed enveope) FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment OF
sexual diseases diet &C., constantly being published
for gratutous distribution and will be sent to the afflicted
Some of the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great value.
. Address, for Report or treatment DIR. j. SklLLlN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

LIVELY PLAcE.-A steamboat passing
down the Ohio stopped at the town of Pa
ducah. Being detained there an hour or
so, the passengers Gas usual upon such oc-
casious) went ashore. Among them was a
deck passenger, who soon returned to the
boat in rather more nervous and excited
state than he left it. AS soon as he got
aboard he remarked to one of the officers of
the boat that Paducah was quite brisk
little town. The offcerreplied that he never
thought so.
well, sir says the deck passenger, syou
may rely upon it, you are mistaken, for 1
found it to be very brisk little place, and
one where business is done in great dis
patch; for said he, Il have been up town,
stole a pair of socks, had trial, and got
whipped, and here am again on board the
boat in less than half an hour!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

H~ A good story was told US (says the
Hartford Press) the other day, about John
Van Buren. He had taken some technical,
legal advantage, by which his opponents
client in an action was nonsuited. The man
was furious, and declared his purpose to
give John piece of his mind when he saw
him-he would acither him. Happening
to see John one day at Downing's standing
at the bar, getting outside of dozen New
York boys, he boldly confronted the Prince,
and, being small man, looked up at him
6ercely, and burst out-'Mr Van Buren,
is there any client so low and mean, or in
any case so nasty that you won't undertake
to defend him in it?' 4 don't know, said
John, stopping to put away another oyster,
then bending down and confidently drawl'
ing out his reply in the little mans ear,
'aohat you been doing p