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CITY Intelligence.

TIE FELrSRR MURDER CAsr--CRruCAI COMPTON OF Mas
MaRKs.During tho past few days Mrs. Marks, who IL
suspected OF having been implicated in the Felner
der case, has been in q very critical condition In addi-
ton 20 the loss of blood consequent upon her attempt at
suicide. sho has bcoa suffering internally, and it Ii
thought that she may possibly have procured poison On
Monday tho prisoner removed from the Eighth pre-
cinct station for safe keeping Her present place of
ment is not intended 10 be made public for fear Of
haea corpus being served upon her keepers 1t is feared
that the accused win become raving luDatic before
many days, and alarming Tho symptoms that it has
deemed necessary have thres first class phvsi-
cins in attendance. Last evening il rumorcd that
the prisoner had been removed to Freehold New jersey
Army II3rARy.-A committee Of German residents,
composed Of Messrs. Kapp, Duon, Wlmann Oendorfcr,
Gaubenskce aud others has been formed. with tho OBJ
cct Of supplying the German troops with books. Tho
collection Of German books viii be commenced forthwith,
in order that the troops may be provided with this arti
Gle Mt their winter quarters. This has been sug
gostel az the only prevent decentralization or
the troops from prolonged inactivity and that proper
books viii suit better and do good than the nu-
ncous religious tracts printed in tho English language,
tia, have been distributed.
Boar UrsEr-FoUR MEN DRowSKp.-Ycsterday after
noon two boats containing coored scamen were going
to vessel in tho North river there being considerable
AMI the being intoxicated, one Of the boats
was upset and four Of the men drowned.
FIRE IN WILLIAM SrREEr-Between twelve and ono
o'clock on Thursday morning fire discovered in
tho store No $50 William street. occupied by Monash
Co. dealers in cloths &c. The insurance patrol wacis
cnder Capt. Waterbury, cxtinguighed tho fire. Tao
damage TO the stock will be about 81 900 by Are Anl
water insured Cor IS oC0 in the following insurance CON-
panies Williams burg City s. 600; Brooklyn "a 600;
Montank, $4,000 and Pacific, $4,000. Tho bvldlGg il
owned BY F. heaop 1t is damaged about Sloos fully in
sured The origin Of the ire is under inyes alton by
the Fire Marshal.
BALL MATCH AT HoBoyES--Tho match between two
picked mines from tho leading clubs 5R place the st.
George grounds at Hobokcn yesEarday the It'll inst in
the presence Of an assembags numbering several hou-
sand The game was well contested, but the superior
play Of tho Brooklyn mines thet took part in the Silver
IL to thew opponents This the last match of tho
the weather being too changeabe and cold for ball
play.
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they could have staid at home. But they pre-
lerred TO come out and make known their seni-
ments, and tho result is magnificent And just
SO, we believe, to-day, is the sentiment of
great majority of tho people Of every other
Southern State; but they are kept down by
the armed ruflansm which reigns over them.
With the first decisive blow to the armed forces
Of this rebellion it will tumble TO pieces; and
such blow will soon be given. This late vote
OF Baltimore is clearly significant Of general
Southern popular reaction for the Union.
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A UNION CLINCuER IN BMIMoRE.-The city
Of Baltimore, out Of 2l069 votes--a pretty
full vote for Baltimore--has just given an
average vote Of 17,722 for the Union, and the
Union majority in the State will be somewhere
near 10000. This tells the story for Maryland;
but it is clincher for Baltimore. 1t shows
that all the secession plots outbreaks and
troubles Of that city have been the work Of
two or three thousand Blood Tubs. Plug Uglies
Fejees and other ferocious savages and
Migrants The great mass of the people OF
Baltimore are sound for the Union as they
have shown by their votes. They were under
no compulsion to vote for the Union; for if
they desired, but were afraid 70 vote otherwise,
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ing her efforts after all this exertion, we fad
tho Old Bay State straining every nerve to
preserve tho pre-eminence she has won.
The proclamation Of Governor Andrew may be
taken as an index Of the intensity Of the feeling
which still pervades her people on the subject
of this rebellion and Of the sacrifices they arc
prepared TO make to put il down.
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OrR SOUTHERN HAnDoRs.-Althongh we
have given from time to time, since the COM
mencement Of the war, copious and accurate
descriptions of the Southern ports, collected
from every available source, we nevertheless,
knowing the great interest which is felt on the
subject, publish to-day valuable paper by
an officer of the United States Coast Survey,
throwing still further light on the Southern
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AN OUTLET FOR THE REBEIs.-Is Mr.. Seward
aware Of the existence of channel Of
communication between Texas and Tam
pico, whence there is no difficulty in reach
ing Vera Cruz, from which British steamer
sails at regular intervals for the West Indies
and England? And would it not be well for
him to represent the matter to the Mexican gov
eminent? Although this route is said to be
much crossed. the probability is that the traffic
is by necessity limited to passengers. for the
transportation of goods over such tract Of
land and water would be too costly to be re-
muneratiye. 1t is however, none the less advi-
sable that, if possible, the Mexican side OF the
Rio Grande should be guarded at this partic,-
lar point by the Mexican authorities. The plan
is feasible, and we see no sufficient reason why
Mexico should not favor is execution.
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wAILAcFis THEATRE, No Oh Bsoadway-TnE Klsc
OF TIM MOUNTAINS.
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NEW B0WERY THEATRE Bowery -IIArrFnAs INLET
WHY DoN'T SnE MARRr-fApDY TIE PIPER.
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LAURA KEENE'a THEATRE Neutrality-suspicious. sos
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The Wisconsin Tenth Regiment.
MnwAu LEI, Nov. 7, 1851.
The Wisconsin,. Tenth regiment Colonel Chaplin, eers1
here fer Loal.villo on Saturday
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WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway-rnE ocronoos-Tnn
ToopLEs
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rBARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.--Day and
AND OTHER CCmosrIEs '
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.BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-srIcKyuy's NATION
CIRCUS. o'
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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BRYANTs' MINsTRELs. Mechanics Hail. az sroa
vay.-CAAw RoAsr BEkf.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 5s5 Broadway SONGS
bANcLs. BuRLhSquls. ac.-MAciC LAUREL
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MELoDE0N CONCERT HALF. No $50 Broadway
SohGf, DANCES. EuRLEs2uRs &e.-LsAgRAInA.
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HOOLEYS MINSTRELS, Sluyresant Institute No
Observation-Disclosures SuNGs nAacEs, &c.
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. All Broadway. -SoNGs BAL
h1s FANToaiMGs. &c.--psp DADS CAg.S.
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GAIETfES CONCERT ROOM, 6ls Rroadway-;u,wp
ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS BALLETs. pAEIoMiaEs FARcEs 4
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METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL. 900 prcadway.-
SONGS, DAscEs, tARrEs. BuRLEsauSs &c.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS, 5ss groad,vav-
open daily from ID y. NJ. till ~. N.
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CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL M bR,w.r
BuRLEsatHs, SONGS, DANCES, ac.-lUtLEs.uE CIRCUS "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-03-20

Fact Worth poadering on - The Certificate Of the
Word-A Universal Msdieine.--For the investigation
of truth, or for testing the merits Of fact, three things
are necessary-universaty, authentic documents, and
personal observation; all Of which Holoways Pills and
Ointment possess in eminent degreethey are uni.
yersal by being advertised in every printed language and
used by all nations throughout the world their authen.
tic documents are the millions Of certified cures in all
clmes and among all peopes and personal observation
Of the thousands who daily witness the immediate relief
they are giving in coughs. colds asthma bronchitis,
wheeling in the chest, and difficult breahng also the
radical cures in neuralgia, tc-doloreux, rheumatism,
lumbago and sciaiica.
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THr GnYrsxxEST PoLicY.--Il Is believed
that slresdy the subjects involved 10 Mr..
Douglass resolution have been before the
Cabinet, and that general recall Of United
States forces, IN The seeded States, except
those al the Tortugas and Key West, has
been determined upon. The Executive Gov.
eminent NAV not yet have issued orders TO
this eject. because they have taken measures
70 FORTH, themselves against the insane CLAN.
or that would be raised againsi them from
the war party Of the republicans. BY taking
IN writing the opinions q military men upon
the military questions involved in the proee.
dure.
Congress must be called IN special session
IN order either 10 enable the Executive Gov.
eminent to carry on war or secure peace.
The Administration cannot adopt and pursue
any delinite policy. either Tor ~sr o. peace.
withot legislative all. All that they nov Do.
and all that they Immediately attempt to do,
10 20 distribute the offices.
Wp,6. Cor =. " JaYr. n Con.
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MAJORITY ,r,in.i convsnlio .,

WASHINGTON Irass.-The evacuation Of
Fort Sumter having been determined upon By
the President. the United States steamer Cruz
.aderhas been detailed 70 proceed from New
York to Charleston and embark Maj. Amber
son and garrison under his command and
convey them 70 some other port.
Washington. March observation-disclosures
Forsyth aud Crawford have received such
assurances from high source. Of the pacific
intentions u the Administration 20 reference
10 the southern forts. that al present they
will make no official demand. Pending the
movements looking to the evacuation 81 Fort
sumter. they will remain quiet. Their IN
suuclions are said to contemplate sacrifice
Of forms aud etiquette TO promute favorable
result.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.

For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Early Six Weeks. Red speckled yalen,ins,
Brown ditto, Red French, Large Lima or Butter,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners. Royal Dwarf.
BEET-Exra Early Turnip, Early Blood, Long Red,
Silesian or White Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BROCoLI-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE-Early York, French OK Heart, Early SD
gar Loaf Early Battersea, Early Drnmhead, Drum
head Savoy, Large Late Drumhead, Late Flat Dutch
Green Glazed Red Dutch, fos pickleing
CAULIFL0WER.
CELERY-Whiie Solid, Silver Giant, Red Solid,
CORN-Eyergreen Sugar
CUCUMBER-EarlyF Frame, Long Green, Gherkin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDIVE-Green Curled.
LETTUCE-Early urled, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab.
bage, Drumhead, White Cos.
MELL0NS-Nutmeg, Citron, Mountain Spout
MUsTARD-While, Brown,
NAsTURTIUM.
OKRA.
ONION.-Sver Skin o. White, Large Yellow.
PARSLEY Curled or Double, Plain or Single
PARSNlP-Sug
PEAs-Landretb's Extra Early, Early Frame, Royal
Dwarf Marrowfat, Early May, Bishops Early.
PEPPER-Large Sweet, Bull Nose.
PUMPkfN-C Common Field.
RADisH = Long Scarlet Short Top, White Temp
Rooted, Red Turnip Rooted, Long Salmon.
REUBARB, Or Pie Plant.
Satisfy, OF Oyster Plant
SPtNACH-R Round Savoy.
SQUASH-Early Bush, Long Green.
T0MATO-Large Red.
TURNIP--Early Flat nutch Red Top, Large Norfolk.
Large Globe, pale's Hybrid, Ruta Baga orsweedish.
February lS. 29--
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Furniture! Furniture! Furniture

tTC.s. COOLEY Furniture Warersoms. Hills
n borough. y G.. mas lie found an assortment Of
The mos, improved styles Of Furniture.
Always on hand. and made % order. large assort-
menl q Rocking, Office, anil sitting Chains
Itphol.icrng done ia tie best manner.
Mahogany, Walnut aud Gilt Moulding Frames made
10 order On tie shortest notice.
Mahogany. Walnut. Poplar nni Pine COFFINs
kept INSTANTLY on hand. and fine HEARSE Tor fu-
Hef i OCCASIONS Undertaking attended 10.
would mast respectfully return ms sincere thanks
.t past lavors and rs strict attention 10 business
h6pe ia merit i continuance 81 the same.
Very respectfully, &. ). COOLEY.
January 30. ~
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NnTI E

VNHE Physicians of Alamance are requested to NEE
al the Court House in The town Of Graham, on
Saturday the 9th day Of April next at ten o'clock, A..
NJ, for the purpose Of forming County Medical Scott
ety. and. il possible, to establish regular and uniform
rate Of charges throughout the county, and 10 consult
about such other matters will tend 10 elevate the
Profession generally.
Al Physicians living in the border counties, whose
practice extends into Alamance respectfully iny-
ed to attend and take part in the deliberations Of said
meeting.
March l2, 80
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PUBLIC SALE.

\ WILL proceed 10 SELL to the highest bidder, on
credit Of nine MONTHS on the eth Of March instant,
at the late residence of Sarah Laa, deceased all Of
the personal property belonging 10 the estate Of the
said deceased, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A quantity of Com, Wheat, Fodder, Hay,
Shucks, Oats straw. one Wagon and Geer,
tive head Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
one set Black Smith Tools,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
At the same time and place seven or eight likely
young NEGROES, mostly young, and among them a
good Plantation Smith.
The sale will continue from day 10 day until all is
sold
Bond and approved security required.
JOHN G. LATTA, Err.
March 4. SO
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NOTICE. We would call the attention Of those
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis &c. to adj
yersement in another column Of this paper Of an i'm.
portant discovery for the Of those Diseases now
introduced for the first time to the American public by
Messrs Leeds, Gilmore q Co.. Of New York.
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FIRg N wmsIsoros.- Wilmington
papers have an account ola FIRE which oc-
CURED IN that town on the night 81 the 9Th
ult.. consuming the sash and blind factory Of
=. r. lsey. The loss is estimated at sl0. 600.
No insurance. The fire is supposed TO have
been the work fan inccndiary.
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Story CoNTRADicrRD.- was stated some
time ago that Representative from the Sc
coded States had had an audience Of the EN-
peror OF France, and was by him encouraged
to hope that France would recognise the new
Confederacy. The French Minister Of For.
elgnI Affairs has assured Mr.. Faulkner, U. s.
Minister, that there is no foundation what.
ever for the story.
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The Supreme Court Of the United States
has given a decision IN the celebrated case q
Mrs. Gen. Gaines, unanimously confirming
her title TO an immense property 10 the heart
Of New Orleans, and establishing her legiti.
macy. The case has been IN suit for thirty
years.
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Puos ARKASsss.-.LiTrLr Rock. March H.
Mr.. s. %. Morgan; Arkansas will not 60 out
q he Union until all hopes d an adjustment
shall fail. We will favor 4 national Consen.
ton, and probably appoint delegates to a
Border State Convention.
g. ID. BERTRAND.
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AN IMPORTANT DIsCoyERY..,
For lhe Cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
1 II L MAKORA ARABIC A,
nsrn,erad IN : MLSSInN ARY nhiln ,rnvllinr


10 Arabia.
A IL. who are suffering from Consumption should
= use the MAKoRA ARABlGA, discovered By
Missionary IN Arabia.
al who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAkORA ARABlCA, discovered by Mis-
sionafy in Afaba.
Al who arc suffering nom Bronchiti. should use
the MikORA ARABlCA, discovered BY Missionary
IN Arabia.
40 who sre suffering from Sore Throat. Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAKORA ARABIGA. disco.
scfci ~ Missionary 10 Arabia.
A who are suffering from Astima. Scfoinla and In
pnfilies q the Blood should use the MAKORA ARA
BlCA, discovered hy Missionary IN Arabia.
1 cures Consumption.
Il cures Bronchitis.
u cures Sore Throli, Coughs and Colds.
ltcufes Ashmi Scf1iala and Impurities Of the Blood.
Thu, uneqniIei rcmeiy Is for the frs, time in.
trodaced q Tie public.
Il wis prosidcniialig discovered hy Missionary
while travelling 10 Arabia lie vusenri Of caneump.
ton b. usr sier his had been pronounced hope.
les ~ learned Physicians ~ Europe.
lit has forwarded u u II writing. fu account Of
bis own extraordinary aud u numhet u other
which have come nner his observation, and also
toll account d the medicine.
81 bis request anl imprlicl IN desire - extend =
knowledge q THIS remedy - tie public have hal
his communication printed ~ Pamphlet form TOT nee
distribution. IT, interest - enhanced ~ an account
which be gives u u Tho u ihc syrian mas
sarrcs which IL obtained from those who wcfr sufferers
/ In that awful tragedy.
THIS pamphlet NAV he ohisihel al our office oI u
sil b. sent iito o, mail TO oil Who apply l1r it.
We import ihr MAkuRA ARABtCA direct from
smyrna through ihe house 81 Gloon a Gylppus and
-e have ai-sys Oh hand full supply put up 10 bottles
read, fos USE with iull lIfsoti1ns
Pnes dollar pet bottle. SEMI by mail, on rceepi
Of price. snd ~ cents far postage.
| For sale. wholssle aud retail. ~
LEEDS, GILMORE 4 CO,
Importers Of Drugs aud Medicines
81 Liberty st., n. \.
Also. ~ Druggists generally.
/ March 10. si-l2nt
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ACCURATE LIKENESSES

III style ehich CANNOT Fail d syc
Enifp Satisfaction.
His prices arc VERY reasonable. while an Imperfect
Likeness Is too dear a any price.
Al bis STAY will IL very limited al desiring Like.
ssses would % well u call snon. Likeuesscs lakcn
Of sch OF deceased persons Dseucueai,prs. Nina.
iutes Portraits, Enassngs. &c. copied. Views OF
buildings. &C.. taken, without being reversed 90 The
Plate. Persons ne requested not % take their Lake.
nesses away. unless perfectly satisfied.
Msthh 4. 81
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A standing rule not 10 be neglected.
Settlements 70 be made as soon as the year
ends By every one.
a Ii persons owing me 10 any way ate respectfully
requested 10 call NV store, without delay fur
ihct notcr. and settle their dues o. must proceed inn
ns1atsy to collect III ms debts, they being due this
LAY. Longer indulgence cannot be niven as eSptfi.
enec proves tia, delsy does no good.
JAMES WEBB.
January !, 1851, 10
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TT We have been requested to announce ]. W
sILER as candidate for Superior Court Clerk fol
Orange County.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, March 10, 1861.

~ Az persons indebted to this office for subscrip.
ton 70 the Recorder, advertisements job work, are
earnestly requested TO call and settle their accounts
Our necessities compel to make speedy collections
We desire that payments should be made voluntarily,
and should very much regret the necessity Of resortng
to coercion but money must have or We cannot
proceed with our business.
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MAE RrIp.

On Tuesday the 18th instant, at the residence Of the
brides father in Person county, by the Rev. A. Cuue,
Mr.. ROBERT M. ANDERSON, of Orange county, to
Miss REBECcA J. FoosHEE, of Person.
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Governor Andrew has appointed Thurs.
day, April 4. a. DAY Of fasting, humiliation,
aud PRAYER in Massachusetts.
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SALE OF NEGROES.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1861.
n n pes; q =, NY;ui,m I NrKarau

D. G. Parr.h .. William ]. MeKerall.
Original Attachment.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court, that
Il the defendant William j. Mckerall has removed
out Of the county, and absents himself from the county
and State so that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him Il is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication he made in the Hilshorough Recorder
for six weeks notifying the said William j. Mckemll
thai unless he appear at the next term q this Court 70
be held al the court house in illsboough, the fourth
Monday in Nav next, then and there to repleyy aud
plead according law be will be proceeded against in
The same manner as il he had been served with process
and had failed 10 appear and plead.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk ofour said Court, at
Office in HllsbOrough, the fourth Monday Of February,
A. ID. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, C. c. C.
March l3 1861 Price adv. "a 50 s3-6w
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established BY special Endow-
inenl, for the Relief Of the sick and Distressed al
ficied with yruenl and epidemic Diseases,
and especially Tor the Cure Of Diseases
81 the Sexual Ofsans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given grains. BY the Acting
~ Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with descrp-
ton Of their condition. dge occupation, habits Of life,
&c., and in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines fur.
nished free 81 charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spemaiorrhqa. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and the NEW
REMEDIES employed IN the Disrensary, sent 10 the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free 81 charge. Two
Or three Stamps for postage viii BE- acceptable.
Address DIR. ]. sKll.LIN HOUGHfON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Phadelphia, Pa. BIZ order u the Directors.
EDWARD D. HEARrWEII., President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March 10. si-l2mo
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