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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

COURAGEOUS GiHL--A daughter Of Wa.
Noughkirk, a respectable farmer Of -rhoha'c
county, n. Y Who was inclined TO suicide on
account Il io-ses BY endcr-ing for friend FOL.
lowed her father into the barn where she found
HE, hanging By the neck and black IN the face.
D%irg unable TO liz the body she took hs KNIFE
from hi. pocket, cut him down, brought water
IN hi. cap from rpring and threw II over him,
and had the Subtraction OF seeing him revive
when she called assistance and he l. no"
likely 10 live and repay the pie'y Of bis daughier
We trust, by p~siing ssit-musdsr away from his
shosehts. Chs Is courAgsoa. gfi but seseti'
tses ,eass old.
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( uuSs. V. RlrcHit A A. SAI
NV\N y WAVES.

URIAH puSs. v RIchit. A. YATES
OlNN y YATES,
Successors to Og'esby q Grisword,)
Rejoicing Forrard,ng and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And dealers IN Groceries, Boat and Bar
Stores, Plantation Supplies, &c.
SHREVEPORT. IA.
WE hav leased the commodous and fire.
W proof Warehouse recently owned, and
occupied by Ne~-r-. o0LgsDy g. GHiswoLD,
aud are prepared to receive aud store cotton,
merchandise aud produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to
give promni eite'a,lon to all business entrusted
to our care.
We shall keep on hand at all times com.
ple,e stock Of plantation supplies, boat and
bar stores and groceries Of every description
to whch we beg leave 10 call public attention.
Oar changes for receiving, storing and ship
ping cotton is twenty five cents per bale, Tor
the entire season.
We viii make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandise IN store.
DUNN 4 YATES.
August ~, 1857 No-53 II
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MONEY to lond at . per cert

WE offer for sale on good and cheap term,
w 1880 acres of very valuable land. !,
one Of the best ncighborhoods in Ilasr,,o,
county, only two miles from the railroad
which is susceptible OF being divided into ,wn
,racts one with 400 acres cleared. with pood
and comfortable improvements, and well
waiercd. The other with 100 acres cleared
dwelling house with six rooms, brick cLitpn.v,
plenty OF well water in the yard gin. min
and other out improvements both place. in
fine condition for crop mex. year all uu.
der good fences, and on one of the mos,
public roads in eastern Texas. The land All
lies well and well lmbcrcd A bargain en-,
be had, for We intend TO sell.
Also valuable residence in town, either ro,
cash or on time and snail lot Of bayin,
and rope.
TAYLOR & WILSON.
Sept &C. 1857. No If
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n,, Foreign and Fancy Dry Goods Ready wac v1 r
Yankee Variety School ana '
)nr article needed
sifaob beat
be 10"
Of before
wthus all orders en'su 10
.shalr The prroulal o
" e.pcflIys Of the public patronage
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II otieo.

4 II. person. indebted to the late firm OF
~ Berry T. Sly, either BY note or account,
will find their accounts IN the hands Of W. u.
kelsey until the 18th oe,ober next; after
which time, they viii be put in suit, indiscrim-
inatols.
JOSEPH TAYLOR
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CuAnLus prCnuRT.

Ft>UfoNtHEE BOOT AND SIOE MAKER,
souIh West corner u the puhl. .quar-,l
EEPS consistently ON hand large assert.
IN nlent of ladies and cen,lcnlen's boot, aSA
shoes, OF his own manufacture; also good
supply of sole and upper leather for -alr.
From his long experience and close attention
TO the business, he hopes to have acontinuanec
of that patronage heretofore so literally be.
stoned on him, All orders promptly attended
To, and work warranted
Nov 2~. lS57 nl4y
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

INllE undersigned beg, leave TO inform hs
1 friends and the public generally, that he
has leased for time the enlr. warehouslng
privileges at Petersbugb, THE Eastern TERM.
nus Of the 5. p. Il. r., on caddo Lake, where
he is prepared to store and ship cotton. Send
to him BY Railroad, or otherwise also up
ireights OF all sorts n, the usual prices charged
at other warehouses on tn. lake Cotton de-
posted on the line Of the Railroad will be taken
TO the Lake, an goods forwarded By the cars
to aud point As the track progresses, at tho fol.
inc raie.;
For cotton bales, between /, and - miles, % cent.
10 IS %
q ~ 50
Wet barrels, same distances, will be charged
same prices IS cotton bales. Dry barrels, 20 per
cent !ess.
JAMES ~ CURTIS.
Petersburg, Dec, l4th 81. l7-tm.
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~ r. HYDE |, now receiving a large and
X, General assortment Of Fall and Winter
80. iii If which have been selected With
80 80 snd .,, alI new, and Of the la,cs, styles
IA n.,t,rus. The following comprises a
nnr,jon oil the stock.
An WOO, De l.ans, (prinicd and SOLID
solor.)
-, ..,.xoi r,c,.b Ns,iuo. { asa
n"Ps W. ,io,at Ala,,,,.
n,a's sue ,.'"
,'"
n'acs s'ali' -, ..to..l l,cs. .lk.
blaeS hgafsd nna s"''''' ''''' suns
hnouea Sun ,.;.,..,to,
Shk Fringe ana '''S' i'' N'''''"s'
Naefea "a,o"
'hen."e oo'' 49,, ,..i..., s.,i.s,
~" po"''''' 80 80 20. n,,ne,.
l'in ~ - -. ri,t.
sta" "lpSir', ava n''-' -, ,,,,,.,,N
Flowers anu sf''E w -.
brdai sf'a'i' H'' ~ -.
N"N'' %" - u,,,,il,. f.lo,h ,,d
LADIES' '.""h' anu ''''''''''' Ne'0''
feF'', cut,
Ladies eio'n '"' = ',""N' ...irA
b'les' u'ue' puma '"'''!' '''N
ps So ,tni.,,
nl,ck el,-,irk and ak Belts and belt ribbons,
behnF' ''npohs'
l@s'nhg 70
SATIN 10 ,.,
90 h'p"'"'
Embroidered Muslin ss.'';
Ram ana p'ald 7"''' "''''"'
herin 'oio'
SIR i'lu'l"n'
Blonn 'Ale'
Thread IiIiNhr
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successors to Mcdonald L sander,

successors to Mcdonald L Sanders1
n ARE now receiving large supplies Of
" fresh and genuine Drugs. Obs aue
n Paints Also n superior article Of med.
zeal Liquors, snch rs the very best quality q
Cogniae Brandy, Fof, Wnc aud old Boui bon
Wai.kcy. rs well A. Vinegar, fine chewing
Tobacco Quinine, Starch. and Candies Ac
Ard viii continue to receive large supple.
fresh from New York aud Philadelphia, CON.
mcnsufate with their daily Increasing demand
They have now on hand aud viii -oon be in
receipt of al the popular Patent Medicines.
Prriumcdcs, Powders Hair Oils and Cosme,.
les. Hair Re~iotAtives, &c, ~.
+. :. White Lead and Glass, are sri,rly
cash articles at how prices.
March :, 81. Nn-ls II
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Bicycles! Dusgics!!

lust received and for -,lr for cash and
- rash only, beautiful lot OF bnegies Of
yaiiou styles aud patterns, with and without
tops, which ". are Offering at a very small adj
vance, on manufacturer prices Having made
arrangements for our supplies with tbs bes,
manufactures IN the tol.er STATES "e feel
confident that we can sell better article for
less money than any other establishment
west If New Orleans
just call at oue repository and take a look
ut our stock before purchasing elsewhere
KENNEDY 4 nRADFiEl.D.
Marshall. sept. ~ 81 No3f
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hardware and Cutlery.


Ivory handled table knives aud forks
De edo dessert do DO
Common do do
Cas""rs. aid stesls
Pocket and pen knives.
Scissors ard shears,
Sheep shearers.
Iron basting spoons.
britannia tea and table do
Mil and saw files.
Socket chi>vls.
hugurs.
Drawing alives.
Tack hammers.
Mincing knives,
liatchets and axes,
Cupboard, till aud pad locks,
Knob locks,
Door lniches,
Stock locks,
Flesh forks,
Tea bells.
Brass candlesiicks.
Brass butts,
Cast do
Hook and staples,
Hat pins.
Sad irons,
uonhs anu hihscn,
Nail, aud brad-,
Curry combs,
Trace chains,
Sicyes,
Grind stones,
Castings.
Cork screws.
Rifle wires.
& ID Caps.
Powder TASKS.
Shot bags.
Thermometers.
Tape lines,
Hand saws,
Tea kettles.
I.adels
Bed cords
Frying pans.
Cotton cards,
toiiee mills.
Cut lacks.
GRID irons,
Shoe backing.
Ames shoyels
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Land Loc ating, and all business
connected with the General
Land Office.

'I>iE undersigned, thankful for the patron
] age heretofore gwen, would respectfully
announce to the public generally. that having
had several years practice IN the ar oi survey
ing, hattcf- himself that be can make As choice
locations ~ any person engaged ~ that bust
ness, m this. and the adjoining counties,
North and West, embracing Cook and Den
ton land Districts. and the Cross Tlmber~.
Also forwarding field notes. for obtaining Pat
teuts, assisting preemPtluners IA proving up
their claims, attending To any claim or certsiil-
Gates TO bee brought before the commissioner of
claims
Terms for locating and surveying
| League, (cash) $500
$50 acre, and League 100
$40 acres, o.
$3.50 acres, ~
Ii owners prefer, viii locate, sufyery, aud
patent large claims for one.iour,h, smaller
claims for oae-thifi.
Good locations warranted in every case.
Any business entrusted to my care, shall re-
eeiye proper aud prompt attention.
Addrrs-
f.. e. PALMER
Marshall. March -, 81. No-3i It
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n l4nis,sesss sf Minnesota has 1xed the
ts,n IN. nke In The uaiisd States sfnate al
fpus yeaes ~ of NJ. 0Aieids ~ two.
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Tin and Wooden Ware.
Tin plates,
Pans,
Cups,
Coffee pots,
S,raner-,
Cake pans,
Nauce, do
Covered buckets,
Wash pans,
" Nutmeg graters,
Swimmers,
Candle moulds,
Cake turner's,
Bread coasters.
Cake boxes.
Mouse traps,
Wooden bowls.
Better ladies'.
Cedar buckets.
Painted do
Well do
Scrub brushes.
Irooms.
Door mats
All Of The above goods win be sold n. los
prices.
4. !. HYDE.
M,f,hsN, OF. p ~. \oGtf
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8updrioS.

Toilet Powder, Tooth Soap, Shaving DO
Pomade, Cologne Balm OF Thousand Flowers,
papi.r. Macht Boyfs, tabas, Combs, Hair
Brushes sewing Birds, Money Belts, Tooth
Brushes, Wax Beads, jet Bracelets, Bead
N..L tnrau \ Min Strtnp-
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ArcopvssuationAl ehurf IN h'i-""''"A
State got so completely enlisted, IN ele rec
,da,t,nl contest, for fremont and il s-r' VI"
title attention was gwen to feh2'ooS p'''
,,an. IN. minister was constantly preaching
u,ayina. .xliorting upon political is7u' '--'".
Ii. deacon. and the iaymen followed SUI ~
the psay.r and conference meetings 'hi"'t
a worthy Cd farmer, one Of The si'nhene''
and best members Of the church. ana urn
Underwriting Democrat, was called upon 10
offer prayer
/. On. Lord" said he, uphold the Demo
er,,,, party, which has received my protecting
,uppoft ever since the great J.ll.r."nlah S'ins-
d. Continue 10 bless that Old parry WHICH
mas. under Thy protection ana Pfn'ia' me-
brought great blessings upon We hepuuhc'
II !, be ihy pleasure, and believe WIZ ne'
D carry ,hs, party through ms s"us9'e 10 =
somp,et. triumph. Bless James buchanan
III, Tried and honest statesman ANA galde hih'
.af~jy To the pr sidenlipl char. less John
C. Breckenridge. the young ana Jealous Dehi'
oera,, and open TO him the path OF guy as
well ns that which leads straight 70 we we.
Presidency Give them victory ~ pless tno
upponen.s Of Democracy personally but u'-
ts,ly destroy their tanesical ana injurious po.
htiesI schemes, ii it be Thy w'll 50 TO de-, ~
ye,ily believe It's. BE on the SIDE oil Tie
lA.,uoc racy, q, Lord, rs thou nae, been fuI inc
ua.t 6lty.sx ,enys, and on the ith OF March
next we -bali witness the Inaugufanon 81
p.unsxlsauiau'. myori,e sor, and The people
Of hi. eountry viii once more settle down ~
,hei, peaceful pursuits. instead OF warning
wIckedly, section aga. 'ss seeuon' interest
.yain.t interest, and man against ms bi"th.f'
And. q, b,-eeel, Thee, especially Tree 'he
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ORANGE WHEELER,
PUTNAM SPAi,Dl\G,
l. +. BE An,
J. L. G. lIANEA
hl3- 3m.
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lilr0itol.
FAITH OR SICKNESS >
CHOOSE BE7UELN 9HLM!
HoLLOwAY'S PILLS! I

The blood furnishes the material Of every bone
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure, it secures health 10 every organ; whef
corrupt, II necessarily produces 1iGeasc. H0L
LOW AVS PILLS operate directly upon the ele-
mems of the stream Of life, neutralizing the prin
ciple of disease, and thus radically curing the
malady whether located in the nerves, the stomach
the liver, the bowels, the muscles, the skin, the
brain, or any other part Of the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
H0LL0WAY'S PILLS are equally efsoaciou.
in complaints common to The whole human race
and in disorders peculiar to certain climates and
localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangment Of the liver. the
source of infrmity and suffering, anu the cause OF
inumerable deaths, yield to these ~ourstives in oil
cases, however aggravated, acting rs a mild puI-
gative, Alternative and tonic they relieve the bow
els, purify the fluids, and invigorate the system
and the constitution at the same time
GENERAL WEAKNESS a-
NERVOUS CoNPLAISTs.-When all stiinulapt,
fail, the renovating and bncing properties Of these
Pills give irmness to the shaking nerves and On
feebled muscles OF the victim Of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments Incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex are remoy
ed or prevented by n few doses Of these mild, but
infailible alternatives. No mother VINO regards her
own or her children's health should fail to have
them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the LONDON " Medical
Review and the most eminent Of the faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have sulos-
lied the Pills and their inventor.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known ia
the world for the following diseases
Asthma Debility ~iections
bcwel comps Fever IL Ague Worms of allklnds
Coughs Fen ale Com Stone x Gravel
Colds plants Secondary SWIM
Cbest Diseases Headaches touis,
Costveness Indigestion Inward eakpess
Dyspepsia Influenza Liver Complsint,
Diarrhpa Inflammation Lowness ofSpirits
Dropsy Venereal AT. Piles.
CAurIo one are genuine unIc3s the words
=" Holloway, New fork and LON on are discern
he as a Water-mark in every leaf OF the book OF
-I'ectlons around each pot or box the same NAV
be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the lipht
a handsome reward will We given to any one rem
dering such Information a. may lead to the detsc.
ton ot any party or parties counterfeitmg thu med
icines or vending the same, knowing ehem to be
spurious.
***Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor Bol-
loway, so Maiden Lane, New YORK, and by All
respectable Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
throughout the United States and civilized world
in boxes, at 20 cents, 62 1-2 cents, anu 81 each. :
10 There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. SI
N. B.-Directions for the guidanoe,o of patient.
n every disorder are affixed to eoch box.
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ought 10 know something about cooking,
Tor he has been forty years before the fire."
Well" said the Mira, he may have
been forty years before the fire, but he is
raw yetw
-" DO you think you are fit to die ?"
asked a mother Of her neglected child.
al don't know" said the little girl
taking hold of her dirty dress with her
dirty fingers and inspecting it. 81 guess
so, if I amt to dirty"
-" What was the use of the eclipse p
asked a young lady. "Oh, it gave the
sun time for reflection" replied a wag.
~ say, Mich, what sort of potatoes
are those you are planting" Raw ones
to be sure your honor wouldn't be think
ing l would plant boiled ones"
The following is a specimen of sharp
shooting between a coquette and her lover :
You men are angels when you WOO the maid,
But devils when the marriage VOW is paid"
The lover, not to be outdone, replied as
follows
Thee char ee, dear girl, is easily forgiven,
We fluid we are in hell instead of heaven"
-" Did your fall hurt you 2" said one
bod carrier to another, who had just fallen
from the top Of a two story house.
Not in the least, Johnny, twas the
stoppin' 20 quick that hurt me-"
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TIiddleburv Female Seminary

uY-The Principal announces the continued en-
gagement of the accomplished board Of Teachers
ut the Seminary, with whom she has been ssso-
ciated during the passed year. The courses 81
instruction will have the benefit OF their expert
ence; particular attention will be directed by
Professor BoTT to vocal music, and the principles
Of musical composition. The advantages OF the
institution will remain, therefore, equally rs com
plete rs heretofore, and the terms without change.
The Summer ua,t ter commences on Wednes-
day, May l9,and continues ten and a half weeks.
Pupils are not received for less than a full quar-.
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
MISS AGNES GORDON, Principal and Preceptress.
Miss NJ. j. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss l.. G. LAWRENCE, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
MR.A. BoTr, Teacher of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Taitien-ln Elementary English, So 90 Higher
English, 81 go; Latin and English, S. 90; Piano
$40 90 Singings2 90 Vocai Music Glass, | 90 ;
Painting in Water Colors, S4 90 in Oil, IS 90 ;
Drawing, 81 90; French, SO 90. German 81 90.
An extra charge Of % cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Bodrd-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, S25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
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nlis1ellaneons.
L a u
MANUFACTURING
DAVENPORT e. CLAY

fH Would respectfully inform their
k52tSINy~ patrons and the public general.
t&1$ ly, that they continue to receive
AN w o o
At the establishment Of the Mjddlebur,
Manufacturing Company, to manufacture in.
to different kinds of Cloths, such as
CASSIMERES, DOESKINS,
TwEEDS, FANCY FOODS,
And all kinds of
aIBBEDG GOODS, WHITEAND com FLANKTLs
OF permanent colors and mixes to suit IA,
taste, on shares OF by the yard; at the option
OF the owner,
Having been to great oxpense. in purchss.
ing looms suited to weaving
FANCY CHECKS,
And using nothing but pure wool fortbe fab.
ric, we feel warranted in saying that our
goods, as to style and quality cannot be sur.
passed in the country.
They will keep a large assortment on hand
of the various kinds of their manufacture so
as to accommodate those Of their patrons
who may want their cloth iii advance.
The subscribers would say that they have
been encouraged to venture this large OUTLAY
Ia machinery, from the fact that they have
hardly been able, by the utmost effort on
their part, to supply the home demand for
their cloths for the last two years.
Encouraged by the favor with which their
goods have met thus far, they hope by strict
personal attention to business and the inter.
ests of their patrons, to receive a liberal
share of patronage.
WOOL CARDING.
We would announce to the public that we
have also purchased a new set of machinery
suitable for %carding wool into rolls for Gus
tomers,at short notice and at the usual prices
9FTerDs as reasonable as at any estab-
lishment in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT,
VALENTINE V. ULAY.
Middlebury, May 20. 1855.
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Ar Important Era in the Healing Art
Consumption, Bronchitis,

CArAkkIi, LARYNGITIs, ASTHMA, AND DIsrAsxa
OF THE THROAT, Lungs AND HEA MT, CUhnD
WITHOUT PUTTING DRUGS INTO TIN STOMACH,
BY lNHALINe COLD INDICATED VAPoss
DR.. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
Lung Institute, inventor of the celebrated Pull
mometer or Lung-Tester, and Editor of the lava
hTs Oracle Is treating with astonishing success,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Lsrypgitis,
Chronic Catalrh, liberated Throat, and Alice
tions OF the Heart, with his new discovered sys-
TEN Of inhaling cold Medicated Vapors. Ii 3 q
wonderful discovery, made upon tue scientific
principles; the vapors are so composed a. to dis
solve tubercul.r matter IN the lungs, and cause
II 10 ue expectorated it traverses every air tube
and cell, and liberated cavern, causing them t.
heal, quoting the cough. subduing the nisht
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chills.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
of the throat and lungs, that has bliahted the
fairest prospects of youth aud is now annually
casting the sable pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes as
durable in my hands, under my system of treat
ment as any otner diseases,-if adopted before the
vital stamina is too lar depressed. The advan
tage OF this treatment is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find II convenient
to come to the Institution, by writing a full histo-
ry OF the case, with all the symptoms, age aud
sex. Packages Of the vapor with an inhaler for
their use. for Il three months course, 10 furnished
at S25 for one month $40.
Spacious and well furnished rooms and board
is at all times furnished in the Institution, fer
tuoso Soihing lTom horOau Tor rchtnlent.
A WORD OF SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADyIos To
THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT
1t is q solemn truth that over 100. 600 die In the
Unite" States annually with Consumption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decay There cannot be
mn effect without its adequate cause. Thousands
of the young, of both sexes, 20 down to an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
la view Of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such as Spermatorr-
hea, Seminal weakness, the vice of self-sbuss
disease OF the kidneys, Spinal sffection- prsma-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
ception ~practiced upon the community by base
pretenders, the directors OF the Troy Lung Insti-
tute have instructed their attending physician to
give advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted,
who apply by letter with a description of their
condition., age, occupation, habits. life, &c. All
persons applicants can be efiectually treated ut
home.
just published, a treatise on the early decay OF
the American Youth, SpermatorrhGs, Seminal
weakness, the vice of self-abuse and other diseAs
es of the sexual organs, which will be sent by
mai lin a sealed envelope free of charge on re
eeipt of two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass, post paid, DR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the LUNG ISsTirurx.
Icy. No. 90, Fifth ST., Troy, N. Y.