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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09
GENERAL ORDER

The following General Order from the War De-
partment at Richmond, we insert for the informa-
ton of our readers The second section of the order
is important one and should be rigidly enforced
upon officers who are guilty of harsh treatment to
conscripts:
ADsT. AND INSPECTOR GE.ERAL's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Jan. Sd, 1863.
dE'ET NJ 9 , )
l. The following orders are published for the in
formation of the army:
All white male citizens of the Confederate States
between the ages of Is and 40 who are not exempt
by the act,of October 11th 1862 are liable to con-
scrption and all such as have been already enrolled
and mustered will be held as though in service of
the Confederate States until otherwise ordered
Exemption will not take place until after enroll
ment when enrolling officers will grant certificates
Of exemption in all cases clearly within the meaning
Of the act All doubtful cases for exemption will
be referred for decision to commandants of camps
Of instruction, and, if necessary, by them to the
Chief of the Bureau Of Conscrption in Richmond
Such cases will not be required report in person
to the camp of instruction until final action is had
On the same
II. Enrolling officers are required to be vigilant
An the discharge of their duties within the districts
eonfded to Them not only in respect to the enroll
ment of conscripts but also in the apprehension and
arrest of stragglers and deserters from the army
Complaints having been made Of harsh treatment to
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We observe that portion of the 14th N. C. rec.
iment have held meeting at their camp in Vir.
ginia, of political character, in which they have
assailed the Legislature for its disposition to pass
the ten regiment bill. Those who took part in this
meeting have doubtless been misled by the Regis,
ter, Richmond Enquirer, and other Destructive
Journals. These journals have never even pub
hshed the bill referred to, and they have falsely
charged that the Legislature is disposed to come in
conflict with the Confederate government We
have a large number of subscribers in the army
but We think it probable, from what we have
learned that our paper is detained in Richmond or
some other point, and not permitted to reach our
troops. The truth on these subjects, as on Others
is found in the Standard but it seems our brave
boys in the army seldom receive it.
We deprecate the holding of such meetings in the
army; but, if they are continued, we shall call on
the Conservatives, who constitute twothirds Of our
troops, to hold meetings also. We shall also ap
peal to the people at home, if necessary, to assem-
bic in public meeting and express their opinions on
the state of the country Let the Destructive lead
ers beware
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LUXUMB BERG.

THERE BEING MORE LAND IN THE
tract than need would sell part say $50 acres Of
of the LUXUMBERG NURSERY TRACT OF LAND,
about onehrd being woodland and within mile OF the
town of Greensborough, N. @.
This very valuable tract of land has it one of the
BEST ORCHARDS
in the State containing some ten thousand
FRUIT BEARING TREETS,
of the different vareties-choice and select fruits VIZ
Apricots, Pears, Eectarines, Plums, Cherries,
A fine selection of
PEACHES, APPLES, &c.
The improvements good and new. Purchasers are.
invited to come and see for themselves
C. G. YATES.
Greensboro, N. c., Jan. 8, 1868. 3-w&sw3mpd.
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YANKEE VOLUNTEER ARMY,

The yankee Army Register gives, in tabular
form. the organization of the Volunteer Army Of
the Yankee States it existed on the 1st Of August
1862. These figures, which were somewhat altered
by Gen. Lee at Fredericksburg, at the time of the
issue of the Register" were made up as follows:
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TRUNK LosT-s25 REWARD.

r OST, A VALUABLE TRUNK, BETWEEN COLDS
borough and Charlotte, Sunday the l4th Decem
Der on the evening mail train. think it taken off
by mistake. 1t medium size, red trunk, brass tacks
and marked R. J. HERRING, Kinston N g. will give
$25 reward said trunk and delivered to
or to the Editor of the Standard. at Raleigh, N G. Any
dress Editor of the Standard at Raleigh, the subscr
Der. X. J. HERRING,
Selma, Ala.
Jan. 6, 1868. S-w&sw5t
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.

TENHE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN Robbed III
the Abolitioniss in Arkansas of all but his lands.
ers great bargains in following lands selected ya
ago when first in market, and after personal exam'nt-
ton Of each tract See price affixed to each, or Offer Lie
whole list to any purchaser for $4,000 cash. negroes at
market price, OF onehaf cash. and time notes for balance,
secured with per interest Located IN Mississippi
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.
RALEIGH, N. G..
Right Rev. Thos. Atkinson, d. D., Visitor.
Rev. Albert Smedes, ID. D., Rector.

TTNHE EXPERIENCE OF THE LAST TERN HAVING
satisfied the Rector that the Boarding Department of
the School be maintained the present price, he
has after consulting udicious friends determined upon
the following charges for the ensuing term:
For Board and Tuition in English, per term of five
months, commencing Jan. 9th, 1858, $3.50; Tuition in
French, $40; Tuition in Music the Piano, Organ or
Guitar, $780, With IS for the of Instrument; Tuition
on the Harp with the of Instrument, $45; Singing in
private lessons, $780, Drawing, $40; Water COlors $l5
Oil Painting $25; Pens and Ink 81; Library 81 Wash
ing at the charge Of the laundess the present charge
$l5 per term.
The rule prescribing uniform is suspended for the
present.
Raleigh, Dec. IL, 1862. 1OO-w&sw9t
~ Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Journal Peters
burg Express Goldsborough Tribune Examiner and En-
qurer Richmond, Charlotte Bulletin and Salisbury Watch
man publish TO the amount Of 81 and send bills this
Office.
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We observe that Mr.. R. NJ Smith has retired
from the Editorship of the Richmond Enquirer
Mr.. Smith is probably going into the~snbstitu's
business If that should not pay, however, We
may expect to see him rewarded with some ofh''
for his abuse of the Conservatives of Carolina
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For the Standard.
The Nave of the Temple.

For the Standard.
The Nave of the Temple.
Attic the HrPocRITE may never be
pillar Of the ChTreh, " not made with bends
Eternal in the heavens" yet all agree
He, while on earth one sanctuary stands,
Cannot be spared; or else this side the grave
Each "house of God " would be WITHOUT knave:
Thus speaks the Gentle: Now what says the Jew?-
What could he the vile impOstor do?
Naught! for without this whimp'ring, whining dog,
In future there would be less sin agog.
FONT.
Rhamkat, Jan. Z, 1868.
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= NEGRO MEN WANTED.

NEGRO MEN WANTED.
EnA NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK on,
ADUU the Piedmont Railroad, now being built be-
tween GreepsbOrough and Danve. We are paying liSer
al wages, and the negroes are we'll cared for
ALSO,
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS.
Apply Immediately to E. WILKES CO.,
Contractors Piedmont R. r.,
Greensborough, n. C.
= Dec. s. 1862. s5-w&swl7tpd .
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

Foh THE BEN EFT oF Tie fObLIC'
TUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED
Il large TANNERY, with the advantage of steam works,
do herein certify that we will tan and deliver promptly to
every his hides at the following terms: sole
leather hides Onethrd; upper and harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. will tan sole
leather hides for 20 pound and upper and harness
hides for so per pound Two miles East Of the Poor
House, Randolph County N C. Hides to be delivered
the yard at the Depot at High Point, and the
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
s. ". 4 N. KIVETT,
New Market, Randolph CO.. N G.
Oct 81, 1852. 45-w&sw3m
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The Council of State convened in the Executive
office, in this City, on Thursday the 9Th, every
member being in attendance. Proceedings in our
next.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09

We are glad to learn as we go to press, that our
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Badger, is improving
in his health.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09

Mr.. John G. Winder, A. 4. G. gives notice
through the Progress that he wishes it " distinctly
understood" that the Standard was not indebted to
him for the report of Gen. Lane, which appeared in
our last issue. This report was handed to us by
Mr.. Nsathery, clerk in the department, who Oh
served to US at the time that Mr. Winder desired US
to copy from the original manuscript and returnit
as little soied as possible. We afterwards saw Mr..
Ncathery, and asked him for Mr. Winders exacti.
tie, so that We might acknowledge our obligation 10
him for the report. After our paper had gone to
press, we received note from Mr. Neathery in
forming that reflection he believed it was not
Mr. Winder but Gov. Vance, who had sent US the
report through him. 1t was then too late to make
the correction, but intended to do so in this
Der. Certainly, if We had supposed for moment
that Coz. Vance had sent US the report, we would
have acknowledged our obligation to him with more
pleasure than we did to Mr.. Winder; but, as the
matter stands, it seems we are rebuked by Mr.. W.
for simple acknowledgment of official courtesy
which we really thought was due to him. Thiss
a small business, however, and we dismiss it
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No swamp; rich bottom to l2 miles from Mississippi
River; evee protecting it. Ordinarily price So by tract
North East !, Y. = Sec. J. l I55
% miles N. W. of Helena; good neighburhOod unsur-
passed in every sense Price $40.
9 South East s. side s. E. 4, Sec. 81, $50
). ofW. Is, s. w. Il " 9, 60
/ s. Off. Sw ., 40
4 s. ofRes, s. w. Il, 2, 95
Near Helena and fine lands Price $40.
6 South East, Frac. Section, S, SIS
6 &, $40
II, $40
In Phillips county 80 miles below Helena choice land
large tract adjoining Sold last year to planter at $23
per acre. Price SO per acre In all-6,584-S4.
w. K. RIGHTOR Helena Ark.
H. A. BADHAM, Esq, Agt Raleigh
Nov. Z, 1852. 90-w&sw3mpd
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GENERAL LEES ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.
The following well written and well merited ad-
dress was recently issued to the army of Northern
Virginia by the great Captain of the age, General
Robert E. Lee 1t twill be read with interest:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF NORTHERN VAL
Dec. 81, 1862.
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

BRASS
TIME SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
IL the public that he has, in successful operation
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him
cal! before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc.
~ Office opposite the market house.
e. MAILER
Raleigh, Aug. 90 1862. 35-w&sw6m
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY,

LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
0Gn ACRES Or LAND IN FRANKLIN EOUN-
SOO ty, N. c., near Cedar Rock, on the road lead
Jig from Castaa, about half mile from the former and
three miles from the latter place. About 30 acres are
cleared land most of which has been cleared this year
the balance is original woods and well timbered The i'm
provenents consist of dwelling with and
sary outbudings Bedford Academy is about half mile
which good school is kept.
For further information, address,
J. W. JACKSON,
Castalia, N C.
Dec. 80, 1862. l-w&swl7tpd.
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100000.
100000.
DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
II SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCERATIONS

II PERMATORRHOEA, DECORATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. ]. A. CL0PTON, of
Montgomery, Ala, gives special attention to the above
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction in every
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he could cure
the worst case of PILES. =
He has operated with perfect in several
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had an accident to happen.
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp to ensure
attention. .g
Aug IL, 1862. SS-w&sWh
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc.
u CLEND0N,S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage w.
ing the basin of the COaI6etds containing loo acres
which productive any lands the county of Moore
The Improvements good and the situation healthy Terms
liberal JOHN MORRISON.
November IA, 1862. y2-W&Swtf
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FTNHE NEXT SESSION OF J. II. HORNER,S
Il SCHOOL, will open the second Monday in january,
1868.
Oxford, N. c., Dec IL, 1852. 1OO-w&swl7tpd.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

TNHOSE INDEBTED, EITHER BY OPEN ACCOUNT
u note, requested to pay nOD and save interest
4. l. HARDING.
Raleigh, Dec IL, 1852. 100-w&sw6tpd.
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CIT stanbarb>
RALEIGH: FRIDAY. JAN. ., 1863,

CIALNOTICE-The STANDARD is conduete5 ,,.,.,
upon The CASH system 4H papers are discontinued NJ ~,
spsrGtoS Of time for ach they haze been Duid c '
scrseers mil be -FOUR before their time
ty CROSS MARX on their papers and satss the su5,,
Is re"ea0ed the paper aoW be discontinued THIS is
from Which there WiN 6sno departure Watch for The
marx, and rsneaO your subscription TUG
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed
mention the Post oceJrOm we'll as the one - must
they desire the change to be made. w. Which
TERMS:
Semi-Weekly Standard, year. en-.
wsst,v Aand..d n'' 200
a' ysar' 200
~ Single copies FIVE cents 1W
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NOTICE.

UDEING DESTROYS TO SETTLE u MY PRESENT
business, wish all persons indebted to either by
note or account forward and settle for the
Also all persons having claims against me- present the
same for settlement. 4. {. HARRIS.
RALEIGH Jan. d, 1868. 3-w&Swtf
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GENERAL ORDERS,

No. l3S.
l. The General Commanding takes this occasion
to express to the officers and soldiers of the army
his high appreciation of the Orttude, vaor ard de-
TotiOn displayed by them, which, under the bless
ings of Almighty God, have added the victory of
Fredericksburg to the long list Of their trumphs.
An ardnous march, performed with celebrity under
many disadvantages, exhibited the discipline and
spirit of the troops and their eagerneSS to confront
the foe.
The immense army of The enemy completed its
preparations for the attack without interruption and
gave battle in its time, and on ground of its own
selection.
1t was encountered by less than twenty thousand
of this brave army and its columns, crushed and
broken, hurled back at every point with'Such fear
iul slaughter, that escape from entire destruction
became the boast of those who had advanced in full
confidence of victory.
That this great result was achieved with 4 loss
small in point Of numbers, only augments the ad-
EsiratiOR with which the Commanding General re-
CARDS the proves of the troops, and increases his
gratitude to Him who hath given US the victory
The war is aot yet ended. The enemy is still
numerous and strong and the country demands of
the army renewal of its heroic efforts IL her be-
half N0bly has it responded to her call in the past
and she will never appeal in vain to its courage and
patriotism.
The signal manifestations of Divine mercy that
have distinguished the eventful and glorious cam
paign OF the veal, just closing give assurance of
hope that under the guidance Of the same Al
mighty hand the coming year will be no less fruit
full of events that will ensure the safety peace and
happiness Of our beloved country, and add new lus-
tire to the already imperishabe name of the Army
Of Northern Virginia.
R. E. LEE GcnL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-12
nn See advertisement.

BE- Notwithstanding that the large
majority Of the Missouri Legislature are
radical Emancipationists, it seems, from
a statement Of the nativities of the men,
bers, that only IL are from New Eng.
land, while Kentucky claims IL, Mis-
souri, %, Tennessee II, Virginia 16,
Georgia II, North Carolina 4, and Ar.
kansas l, making ia in all from the
Slave States out of the total Omitting
tho % Missourians, there are still 81
natives of other Slave States, or a clear
majority. OF the Free States, Pennsyl.
yania claims IA, Ohio 8, New York 7,
Illinois 5, New England IL, Indiana 3,
or 40 in all.
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THE SIXTH CAVALRY.-The Cedar
Valley Times, in s, eaking of the Sixth
Iowa Cavalry, says: "The whole story
concerning the refusal of the regiment
to be mustered in seems to have arisen
from the fact that a certain two legged
ass from Cedar county, by the name of
Magill, We believe, got up paper setting
forth that the regiment could not be
mustered in and leave the State until
they had their pay this paper he cir
culated for signatures, and for his muffin
GUS conduct was arrested, tried by court
martial, and condemned to forfeit his
pay, and be drummed out of camp"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-12

S- We cut the following from the
Muscatine journal. 1t shows that not
all the Presbyterian clergy are afraid to
speak their minds upon any and every
wrong. Mr.. Belden has many friends
here. The Journal, giving an account
Of his sermon on last Sunday, which was
The fifth anniversary of his settlement in
Muscatine, says: -.-.
. "Mr. Belden briefly defined his posi-
Ion on the war. He believed the exist
II authorities, both national aud State,
are ordained Of God, and should be sup
ported by every Christian. No questions
. to the manner of conducting the war,
Or what Generals shall be placed in com.
mand, can absolvc any patriot from sup
porting the legally constituted authori-
ties He believed slavery should be
abolished, and that God would il due
time bring about that result. His re.
marks on this point were eminently pat
riotic and Christianlike. We make men.
tion of this fact because many persons
suppose the Presbyterian Church is tine
tured with sympathy for the rebellion.
If its members endorse the position Of
its pastor they cannot be-"
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Union Meeting.

A Union meeting having been called
to meet at the school house in Clarence
on Thursday evening, II. H. Garland
was called to the chair. Messrs. Yates
and Wolf, from Upton, were introduced
by the President to full house, an d en-
tertaiued the audience with patriotic
Union speeches, which were enthusiast
tically applauded.
With three hearty cheers for the I'm.
ion, the meeting adjourned to meet at
Upton on the goth inst
II. H. GARLAND, President.
l.. B. GERE Sec
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Wanted Immediately.
To be delivered before the Goth of this month,
1000 live Turkies.
1000 Is Chickens.
500 Rabbits, trapped.
F. p. DEAN.
Upton, Feb 10, 1868.
SHERIFF SALE.
Upton, Feb. 10. 1868.

DY virtue of special execution to me direu
ID ed. issued from the Office ofthe clerk of tls
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor of Samuel Peasly
and against Moses Narney and Charlotte Warmly
l have levied upon the following property, as IN
property of the said Moses Varney and Charlotte
Narney, to-wit:
The west half % of the northeast quarter q
of section number ten Qo), in township numbc
seventynine 90, range four (4), west of the ST.
p. M, in Cedar county, Iowa, with the appurte
nances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry, at the court house door, in the town Of Tip
ton. in said county, on Saturday the 2sth day o
February, A. d. 1868, at O'Clock p. m. of sait
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that ma,
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9th day Of January, A. D. 1863.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
v10n6 Gpr fee S.. 90
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IT IS A FIXED FACT!
G O N S u M p T. I @ N
CAN BE CURED.

CIR JAMES CLARK, Physician to Queen VIC
~ toria. and one Of the most learned and skill
full men of the age, in his Treatise on Consump- g
:. ton, says: ''That Pulmonary Consumption ad- =
= mts Of a cure is longer matter OF doubt; 1t Y
= has been clearly demonstrated by the researches
=, of LRnnec and other modern pathologiss." DR.. =
Carswell who investigated such matters as thor
:. oughly as any other man, says: = Pathoogicai n
- Anatomy has, perhaps, never afforded more con- -
elusive evidence in proof the durability OF as 3
:: ease than it has in that of tubercular phthsls =
!. pulmonary consumption).
= IT IS NOT FICTION. >
e These statements are made by men who have Z
q demonstrated what they say time after time, in
1.-THE crowded hospital and the truth telling dis >
sectinp room. They from men who could >
q have no possible motive for publishing what is -
D untrue, or emblazoning falsehoods
THE REMEDY WHICH WE OFFER,
e Dr wistar's Balls am of Wild Cherry,
~ Has cured hundreds Of cases of =
+ Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Com
= plants, coughs, colds. Asthma, =
= Group Bronchitis, Whooping
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Manv of them after Every Known
= Remedy had Failed to
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no not procrastiuat" but make of Wistar's
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0yIL. Proprietor, rs Randolph ST., Chicago
- orders should he addressed
80 = ncs.aAs., Upton, Iowa.
g Clarence
III Medicines generally. faln!
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THE ORIGINAL
D0WE SEWING WAeHlNFS,

Recent and important improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at
distance can order Machine with guarantee
of its prompt and safe delivery and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire satfsfac
ton. No more breaking needles. No more miss
ing stitches! No trouble in making any gar.
ment, however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
for dress makers, shirt makers, talors, hat bind
ers, shoe binders, or gaiter fitting, as well as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
SUPERIOR, and will be sold at amuch less price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
| same range of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue of styles and
lprices. "A few responsible agents will be deal
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines 49,
BroaGway, New York.
| no26v9 "
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL-
PHIA.-We are pleased to learn that this
excellent Institution has been able to sur
vive the Frustrating effects of the present
war, and still continues its labors for the
relief of the afflicted in all the loyal
States with undiminishcd zeal. Its bu-
siness affairs are conducted with the
most rigid system, and its physicians
and surgeons are distinguished for their
professional skill.