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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHI !LADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution, establishe by spc
cial endowment Tor the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with Virulcut and Ep.

benevolent Institution, established by spe-
cial endowment Tor the relief of the
sick aud distressed, afflicted
with Virulcut and Ep-
idrmic diseases
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Olsen.
i ses, such as Spermatorrh9a, seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorhea, Gleet, Sv
phyllis, the Vice oi Onanism, or Sell Abuse. NC
&c,
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awful destruction OF human lite, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
by Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as q Charitable Act wor.
thy of their name, TO open a Dispensary for
the treatment OF this class of diseases, in all
their turIps, aud TO give Medical Advice Gra,i.
TO all who apply by letter, with description OF
their condition, (age, occupatiCA, habits OF life.
&c, } aud la cases OF extreme poverty to Fur.
nish Medicines free OF Charge. lis needless
TO add that the Association Commands the high
est Medical skill OF the Age, aud will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel
assured that their labors Ia this sphere of be-
nevolent effort, have beeu ut great benefit TO
the afflicted, especially 10 the young aud they
newed zeal, 20 this very important but much
despised cause.
just Published by 'he Association, Report
on Spermatorfhea, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice OF onanisn, Aasturbation or Sell Abuse,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting surgeon which will be sent by mail
lin sealed letter envelope.) Free Of charge,
on receipt Of Two Stamps Tor postage.
Addres-, for report o. treatment, DIR. GeS.aR,
Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assdcf.
alton. No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. b. order of the /, ircctors,
LZRA u. IlEARrwELL, PREsIDESr.
GEO. FAiRCHlLD, Secreiary.
Mach Ia
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NOTICE

r HAVE disposed of my entire stock of
j goods, and now 're9uedt dlt Indebted 70
nre to come forward and settle by t6ts OF 81
cash,cash prcfcred,as am anxious to close
up my business rs early as possible. WV.
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April Ia 9--9
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SO i 4 Ii G. AROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Doctor II. PIyler, VIM. ! In the Court o.
Howeli and wife-appli~ Ordinary Ian.
cants. caster District
Va. Real Estate OF
nhiaTgare' %lyler, widow, Jacob Plyer de.
Idbiiathdn Chester and ceased.
wife lslta, William p.
SIarnes and wife Jlnsey y.
and others--dcfendants.
| 1 appearing to my satisfaction that Jon.
athan Chester and bis wife Lelta, William
Phillip starnes and his wife Jihsey r., dc
PENDANTS, reside without this Stale. IL is
therefore ordered that the said Jonathan
Chester and wife Iettn aud VIM. Phillip
Sta,nes and wife Jinsey p, do appear and
object To the division or sale OF the real
estate Of Jacob Plyler deceased on or be.
fore the 18th October 1858, or their consent
to the same will be entered Of record.
JAMES II. WITHERSPoON.
Ordinary L. d.
July 10, 1853, 22-3m. Pf S6.
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Below are given few Of the vrrv nu.
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1t is proposed to publish new Weekly
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). C., as early this fall as arrangements can
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In the Court os
Ordinary Ian.
caster District
Real Estate of
! Jacob plyer de-
ceasod.'
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Draws on Saturday, October 80, 1858
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May 20, Is5s.--I6.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-08-12
The Purchase OF Mount Vernon.

Now that the ladies of the country,
aided most materially by the eloquence
of Mr.. EVERETT, have made a large
payment upon the estate of Mount
Vernon, the grave of WASHINGTON
1t is rumored that the niggardly and
contemplate proprietor designs to re-
move the remains which rest there be-
fore transferring the rest Of the proper
ty to the women Of the Union? Mr..
Washington's speculations in walking
sticks and in real estate are thought to
prove him capable of even this act !;
but the question remains whether he
can legally do it. The contract must
be very loosely worded if it itpermit him
to withdraw so large part Of the con-
sideration. A purchase of the tomb of
George Washington would probably be
held to conclude the purchase of the
contents of the tomb, unless they were
specially excepted. Meanwhile, the
Mount Vernon Association is at work
in all parts of the country, and is issu-
ing appeals for funds to enable them to
complete the purchase. How the blood
of WASHINGTON ever came to its cor
ruption and dishonor through the veins
of such venal, heartless speculator in
the bones of an ancestor and the pat
riotism of his countrymen, as the pre-
sen. possessor of Mount Vernon, is a
peculiar nystery.-Det-oit 1yi6st,se,
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Editorial Emcute.

A most amusing affair has transpired
in the office of the Grand Rapids En-
quirer and Herald, the details of which
are admirably given in the Eagle. The
publishing firm used to be THOMPSON
g. GORDON, the former acting as editor.
The paper was then the only Lecomp-
ton organ, pure and simple, in the
State, but when the ENGLISH Bill was
passed, and THOMPSON went on to
Washington to look after something,
CO old Buck" cold hearted as a lizard,
paid no attention to him, and he came
home a DOUGLAS man. Who could
blame him? GORDON, however, from
natural sympathy and conviction, chung
to Lecompton, and there was constant
disagreement between the parties. FL
nally the partnership was dissolved
and GORDON became sole proprietor,
THOMPSON, however remaining as edi-
tor.
Matters now went on for a time
smoothly and then became worse than
ever. THOMPSON rode the DOUGLAS
hobby to the distraction of his readers,
and GORDON watching his chance put
in word for Mr.. BUCHANAN by copy
ing Washington Union, Charleston
Mercury, Chicago Union, and Detroit
Herald editorials, all of which on the
same or succeeding day, THOMPSON
combatted in furious, DOUGLAS philli-
pics. 1t was in trutf funny paper.
On Wednesday last GORDON seeing
his case an extreme one, published Col.
CARPENTERS Chicago speech, de-
nouncing DOUGLAS, but he could not
get it in type. so as to escape the Argus
optics of THOMPSON, who loaded a CO.
lumn with a portentous editorial demo-
fishing CARPENTER, and all who dared
beard " the DOUGLAS" THOMPSON sat
up late with the article, and saw it
safely in the form, side by side with
CARPENTERS speech. GoEDoN, over
whelmed with the cares of business,
was supposed to be snug in bed, and
just as the form was to be. put to press,
THOMPSON went home, said his prayers
as usual, and retired. Then from some
mysterious corner came GoRDoN, wide
awake as man ever was, and carefully
lifting THoMPsoN's editorial out of the
form, sent Col. CARPENTERS speech
out under the editorial head without
objection. To say Thomson was as
tonished next morning would be draw
ing it very mild-to conjecture be
swore would be probable. to infer that
he gave GORDON "piece of his mind''
would be reasonable; but as to what
he did do, we only know, that he pro-
cured the publication of the snubbed
editorial in the Eagle, and is now like
TAM O'SHANTER's dame, nursing his
wrath to keep it warm" The end is
not yet,-Detroit Tribune.
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WHAT MAKES A BUsuEL.-The fol.
lowing table of the number Of pounds
of various articles to a bushel, may be
of interest to our readers
Wheat, sixty pounds; corn, shelled,
fifty-six pounds; corn on the cob, sew
enty pounds; rye, fifty-six pounds (;
oats, thirty-six pounds; barley, forty
six pounds; buckwheat, fifty-two
pounds Irish potatoes, sixty pounds ;
sweet potatoes, fifty pounds; onions,
fifty-seven pounds; beans sixty pounds;
bran, twenty pounds ; clover seed, sixty
pounds; Timothy seed, forty-6ve
pounds hemp seed, forty-five pounds !;
blue grass seed, fourteen pounds; dried
peaches thirty three pounds,
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VIcToRIA.-The town of Victoria.
which is the metropolis of the new gold
region on Frazer River, contains about
a thousand inhabitants, and is situated
upon an ample plateau large enoagh to
accommodate first class city. It con-
tains one church capable of seating ESQ
persons. The government buildings
are all located there, in quadrangular
stockaded inclosure. Governor Doug
las residence is described as g man
sion about fifty feet Squafe and two
stories high, with a commodious attic,
standing in the center of large and
highly cultivated garden" In this
modest city the price Of lots vary from
5000 to $1,000. Such is Victoria to
day. What it may be ins ten years
from this time may exceed the widest
vision. Immigration is pouring in rap
idly, but at present properly holders
pursue a narrow course and are taking
their lots out Of market.
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little above the medium height, some.
what inclined to corpulency, with 9
dull, bullet-looking sort Of head, san
dy complexion, and an exceedingly
sensual looking mouth. When walk
ing in the wind he usually wears a
great pair of green goggles. With
these upon his nose we would naturally
take him for q country schoolmaster,
who had welded the birch years
enough to have acquiredachronlc back
ache. Without them, he looks the will
full, unrestrained, and vulgar man OF
the world, who has just lost a heavy
stake at rat-fight. Far be it from me
to caricature the man-I have no such
intention. / do not mean to charge
him with any of the vulgarities shad-
owed in his face, for L have not had
sufficient opportunity for observation
to be- able to judge.of his tastes in such
connections but tue language employ
ed above will give a clearer idea Of
his expression of countenance than
any other / can employ. He is affable
in his manners, exceedingly kind, but
patronizing to his associates and infe-
riors, easily excited at times, and al
ways aping the dignity of royalty, with
a mock gravity that is ludicrous to the
unawed beholder. He is evidently a
man of much shrewdness in worldly
matters, a good business manager, and
a skillful player upon the weakness OF
his fellow men, knowing exactly how
to touch the chords which shall pro-
ducc the music he wishes.
The order of his mind, nevertheless,
is low and vulgar. He is not logician,
and is easily cornered in an argument
upon almost any question with which
any ordinary skillful opponent is famil-
lar. Everybody knows that he is un-
educated. He is, withal, full of self
righteousness and vanity, and it would
probably be difficult to find any more
certain mode of giving offence than by
exposing his ignorance on any point.
no matter how trivial, before his sub
jects Among educated men of mind
and mark, stripped of the glitter with
which his position of Prophet and
Priest surrounded him among his de-
luded followers, he would sink to the
level of quite an ordinary man. Elder
Taylor of New York, formerly editor
of the Mormon, is far his superior in
personal appearance and in intellect.
Such is Brigham young as he ap-
peared to your correspondent. Now
for his sermon" He has a fine, full,
clear voice, which may be heard by a
large audience. His speech is rather
fluent than otherwise, and his attitude
and gestures quite oratorical. Its ef-
feet upon his proselyted hearers is
marked. and decided. 49,
In his speech above referred to he
showed anything but friendly feeling
towards the United States. He spoke
of the troops as ruffans," and of Mr..
Buchanan as can old dotard whose
own party allow, should have been
President twenty-five years ago, when
he had little sense about him, if ever. "
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Before trust my late to thee,
or place my hand IN thine, ,b+hH
Before / let thy Future give a'f3oz
Color and form to mine, rr
Before peril all for tncc,
e, = q.
break all silgnter Donds' nor reel
A shadow OF regret;
IL there one Ink within the rass c
That holds thy spirit yet;
Or IS thy faith as clear ana nee
- =
Docs there witnn sny diln"es' orean's
possible meure snne'
) wherein thy hie could nenceiortn oreatne'
untoucned, unsnafeo oy minc!
III SO, at any pam or cosh
LOOK deeper stlfL thou eanst ieei,
whnih sny nnincst so"i'
fnat tnou nsst kept . portion Dack'
wnie nave staked inc wnoie'
Let no iaise pity spare sne dow
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Treasurer-JEFFERSON OSBORN.
Clerk. B. WARNER.
Register of Decds-ARIEL E. PECK.
Sherif-J0SEPH N. MARSHALL
Judge of Probote-CLIFFORD SHANAHAN.
Prosecuting Attorney. ]. SMITH
Circuit Court Com'r-JAS. NJ. SPENCER.
Surveyor-AMOS SMITH.
0sroper-CHARLES HILL.
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John PIPER,

Ambrotype Artist Likeuesscs taken on short no
ticc. and warranted not to fade. Children's pic
lures taken in one second Operating in Bald
wins Daguerrean Car, on the Railroad Square,
near the liberty pole, Dowagiac, Mich. Also,
6ne Boots made 70 order.
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banking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac, Mich.
Buv and sell Exchange, Gold, Bank Notes, aud
land Warrants Pay interest on School and
swamp Lands, and Taxes in all parts of the
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STATE AND COUNTY DIRECTORY,
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-KINSLEY s. BINGHAM.
Lieutenant Governor-GEORGE A. COE.
Secretary of fState-JOHN MCKINNEY.
Auditor Gencral-WHITNEY JONES.
Stste Tfcasurer-SILAS NJ. HOLMES.
Attorney GeneralHJAC0B NJ. HOWARD.
Supt of Public Instruction-IRA MAYHEM.
Com'r of Land Ofice3S. B. TREADWELL.
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Youth is blunder, rnanhood =
struggle, old age regret
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

Br John Let's. Directly opposite the Passenger
Depot, Dowsgisc, Mich
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We extract from the Utah letter to
the NY. Times, dated from Salt Lake
City, July Sd, the following interest
ing particulars -
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~ Age giveth wisdom.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-08-12

IVA nA I1EW w.
To Messrs G. L. Farnham, President,
and James Cruikshank, Correspond
ing Secretary of the New York State
Teachers Association, Lockport, n.
York.