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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18

If we are to credit the Springfield
Republican, the mana-e Of the Amherst
(Mass.) Agricultural Society enjoyed
bit of fun in making up the committee on
stock for their cattle show. If the sever.
al boards of jue ges do not perform their
duties well it will certainly be no fault of
the managers. .-,
The Republican gives the following cx.
amples The Committee ON Cattle upon
the principle that he who drives fat oxen
should himself be fat was composed of
eight gentlemen whose aggregate weight
is over two thousand pounds! Then the
committee on calves (most impudent se-
lection !! was wholly. composed of MEM
bers of the last Legislature. The con-.
mittee on fowls we're gentlemen from sew
eral towns about here, ali Of theni blessed
with the name of Fowle. But the hap.
piest thing, and one that really had
good grain CT satire in it, was the com.
mittee upon maple-sugar. This was made
up of 'sweet-hearts,' three ladies and three
gentlemen, who were known to be engaged
to be married, being upon it,"
r1-Ssilors seem to have the faculty Of
selecting brave women for their wives.
Occasionally the public have proof of sa-
,gaeity in this respect The ship Grottol
wasreeently spoken to at sea by steamer,
with the captains wife heroically at the
helm, directing the vessel toward Sandy
Hook. Her husband was below, sick with
yellow fever, the first and second mate
had died, as also four of the seamen, leav-
ing the woman and two sailors in charge
of the vessel, The whole time of the noble
wife was devoted alternately to the wheel
and to the care Of her husband. When
found by the steamer the cantain had been
sick five days, and the vessel had been
navigated during all this tino by his wife
and TWO seamen. The ship was towed in.
to port, but before arriving the captain
died. His wife had done her full share 10
save him. ii -
NOBLE UoNDucT.-During the crisis last
fall, Messrs. West and Caldwell, dealers
in dry goods used in the hat and cap bu.
siness, were compelled to suspend. They
forthwith called a meeting of their credit.
ors, and laid statement of their affairs
before them. A committee was appointed
who, after thorough investigation, unani.
mously recommended that the creditors
accept fifty cents on the dollar. This was
with like nnanimity acceded to, and III,
whole matter was closed, and the firm dis.
charged.
On tue hrst day of July instant tn,
creditors each received printed circular
stating that the assets turned out mucl
better than there was reason to expee
when the compromise was made, and tha
enclosed would be found check for tn,
full balance and interest. The cheek
were all found as stated, and amounted !,
the aggregate to over $36 1000. not one cen
OF which we're they under any legal obi
cations to pay.
We would rather have the consciousness
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Vermont Express.

: This entire horse lnay be found at the stable
OF the subscriber, in Cornwall. lie was sired bv
the Justly celebrated o d placI, Hawk, he by
sherman, and he by Justin Morgan. His dam
was sired by Morgan Tiger, he by sherman, and
he by Justin Morgan. fins il will be seen Tint
the purity OF Morgan blood IN him Is second to
no other hor.o IN tiis section. 80
He is of Il Mahogony bay color, Ave ' ears old
10 Ia hands high, ind weighs acout Hoo.
He Is consi cred ny those l,estacqnainted with
hin very desirabe horse to breed from, and
gentlemen are respectfully biYi,ed TO cnllaad ex-
anime him and Judge themselves. Terms s 10
Cornwall, May l, 1858. A2RAM FOOT.
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DIR. JORDON,
German Physiof an

treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation Of tile urine in st passed in the morn
nig,) with tho name and age of the patient.
A PRACTICE Of over five years in Vermont, dem
On tr6sej slccess seldom pbttined ~ chr0nic dis
eases Office opp,site Town Hall, Brandon, Vt.
NIB. Dr. will be in Rochester, Vt, (fal,s'
Hoie'i the is-t Saturday in each month, COM
mcncing May 20. tef '~ Xiltf
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ANERJCAN d. FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II, EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
{ La, AyeNi u z. 3 Idftni ODite, Waainqton
unaer he Act " 1851.

...,-.,. U'1'' ''1 ~ - r,.-l.>,
80 > = li.-A opposite hllo! 81 bOS AoN.
A FER an extensive practice OF upwards OF
~ twenty years, continues 10 secure Patents ia
the United ota't' also III OTeat bTItslnl France,
aLd otheI t1fe'sh cOulitI'es, Na'eats, SPeclncn-
tons, Assignnents, ahd all fapeTs OF Drawings
LOT a'eu's ~ - va .eii1s, eLu Wiz
Iespa'eh, q" ' - - "
rVitsh ~, W ,, '-u u IT,
J.! o - ,'.N ,I $3.50, ga ~ o.I4
ADVICE reh9ef.l ~ ma tin'.eIe .Cuens tns same.
Copies oil inc cIslnis vi 81! IeteAt iurnisheo by
remittlhg One D''i"' Ass'eNiHsn's 4eco'oee at
To- 9e,..,. +. M, univ the laroes, in Nau
r,,aIand I'M ti,ronph itiuyentors Lnya sdvantses.
se|..n,,'e r,'rsnt. or ascertuininy the natsnfs
hi. ~ ','tei,,,,ers ur.urnnssed bv If not IN
noa:,Taiv snner,o, TO- anv hich can he ofser.s
,bcm n,sewnere The testimonisls below aiysn
re-, ,notnone 4, MORE SUCCESSFUL ATTHT
PATrNT OFFICE han tile subscriber. and "a.
SftTCFSs - rim RFSl PROOF or AVIAN
TAGFS AND ABILITY lie would add that Ia
has abundant reason to believe, and can prove,
that no other ofce otthe kind are the charges for
professional services 80 moderate The immense
practice OF the subscriber during twenty years
pas l. has enabled him 10 accumulate vast col-
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Town Committees for
the wear ensuing.


= Addison.--A D Hayward Juo Wilharih,
Charles Merrill, A. D. Hatch. Seneca Btevort,
Cyrus W. Stro &, Joseph Spencer, Jr Julius
Hoyt
Bridpori.--H n. solaco, Chos n Hayward,
D. P. lockwood 4. Z Groyener, G. C.. Petit
bone, Marshall Smith.
Bristoi-Solon Sumner, Col o. Smith Wm
E. punshee, hudson L. Scott, A. Collamer,
Wolcott Norton.
CorntaH.-Rollin Jones, Marcus Por-
ter. E. s Dana Henry Lane, II A. Pinney.
FerTiSbHrl h,-Nicholas Guindon, A. ". Pill
lngs, N L. Reese Lorenzo Oryis, David Smith
Denj Ferris, Alanson Hagar
Goshen Francis Brown, John Capen, $. D
Gale, j. Whitcher.
GraaciH..--i ellie Fond Calvin Harvey Ja-
Illus A. Eaton, Lenne Dexter Robert Kennedy,
j. P Ball.
HaHcark.-Augustus Taylor, Royal Flint,
Robert ClsAin, Charles G. Robbins.
Lsnesier.-L S Champion, s. W. Stanley,
VIM. Perry, +. b. Jenney
LRco'a Gabriel Gundon, Simon 7 Rolph,
WIN. II. Cunningham.
NJ die5t,g.- Jacob W Conroe, Rufus
Mead, N. P. Barbour, E, vallette v v Clay,
Horace Crane, Topper, Harry Langwor-
thy, J. Z. Huntington, Nelson Chittenden, f.
A. Leland, Chauncey Moore, Saml Brooks, I'd,
Allen Foot
lIonkton. Ethan Smith @ D Eastman, D.
s. Ladd, W. II. Dean, n, Tnney. VIM NJ.
Spooner.
Nse Harsa-Seth Langdon Lewis Meach-
am, Lucius Smith, enry y. Clifford, Horatio
Plumley
-O,acsA--J W. Boynton, H. II Young, E.
NJ Wright, j. II Thomas, seth Benson i. W
Horton.
Papfon.-Norman bristol, II. n. White, j.
Tappen s. Allen.
Riptoa-wm. n, Cobb, P Billings, Jr., II
H. Hurlbut Jr K A. Damon, VIM L. Cush-
man, A. W. Cove
Salisbury &C E. Everts, R D. Hedden, Z.
H. Weeks, James Fits, Jr, A. j. Kelsey, F.
Bump,
Sirctnm.--J G. Basconl, J. I. Rich, Kent
Wright, o B Smith, Horton Jones.
s. artSbo~1.-Milton II. Bidwell, James II l.
ton, Samuel Taft, Eleazer X oss, Thomas Morri-
son, Elsazer Shattuck, Charles Smith
VergsRneS.-li c. Johnson, j L Roberts,
f Everest, c. A Smith c. E. Curtis
Uaitham Newton Rose Daniel Hawley,
g Nelson A. Sa1ton, Stephen NJ burroughs, New
man Hunt.
- Wev6r,dgc. --sardis Dodge, Q. d. Twitchell.
A. j. Child, samuel I. Cook, Francis Ay es,
I'D u. Lake '
B lIFBhinc.-D. N Casey, VIM. II. Baldwin
Abel Walker, I g. Wright, A F. Ellsworth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAMP BETTING.

Here viii be y Canpmee.iae in New Haven,
on the ground grouped lat year. It will be com
meme ed on Wednesday, Sept STU, md close, prob
ably, on Tuesday following il is understood
that the owner Of the ground, Mir Langdon, will
be Re ponsible for the Boarding department, and
sec TIA, it ia kept under good regulations and at
reasonable rates. The statute in relation to huck
sterins viii lie observed. It is expected that mr. .
rangements with r vi Road companies will be
maize similar to hose of last year
B. NJ. HALL. Ch of Com
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER ?-Dyspepsia is
brief, but comprehensive term for the
numerous diseases which affect the stom.
ach, liver, and in fact, the whole system.
Until DR.. Greene discovered the Oxy-
genated Bitters, medical science had ex-
hausted itself in vain attempts to cure
this disease.
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ES1RAY.

CTaAYED from the Enclosure Of Mel Gus,a-
- vas V. Cook, on the night Of Aug .th, a
four year Old back mare with swift i tail, in Low
condition flesh, having one white nigh foot be-
bsrpes. or saddle, and high iifs. Whoever vii
..ys inf rua,ion Of, or return said mare, shall be
literally rewarded. N. Z Loh'
Brooisyile, New Haven, VT, Aug. .. lsbs'
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See the advertisement of the opening
Of Newton Academy at Shoreham.
Also the notice of the Fall term OF
Middlebury Female Seminary.
- Also the commencement of the Corn.
wall High School, az
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dread the staff Of Life.n
Elegant Picture Frames

TINHE subscriber having procured from New
York, large assorted stock Of various pat
terms OF Moudings, he i now prepared to man
ufacture II into any shape and Size de.irtd, N
short notice These Frames when finished, are
furnished Mt ratet that makes tan oliee,io. hose
having pictures, l)okuE-glas.es, y ANY Other r
i.cll 10 frame. 70 call at my shvp and eXlm.Ge
STYLES and pictures before looking elsewherc,
Shop last below the VI ooen Factory, e,icts
may he left at CopSAud's Bookstore. whcrs ,am
p 20 may be seen ions ". @DiNONs.
Middlebury. luue {, 1867 s;3a
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PE1rRsos,s MAGAZINE is not the larges

7 PETERsoN's MAGAZINE is not the largest
in the country but there are lager ones
which could be made more valuable by
concentrating their really valuable matter
into the space Peterson occupies. Pc
terson's is casket, wardrobe, a library
For sale ty Copeland. Published by g. j.
Peterson, 306 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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Cane Found.

MOI the Cain that l;illci Abe., but small
sized black cane. supposed tc belong to n
gentleman, with tassels, rather a knotty sub
j ct. Ihv owner can have it, by proving
properly AM payins TO- this notice. Call at
this Office
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bf this act, with the letters Of hearty &C

PIT TINS act, with the letters OF hearty ac-
acknowledgement that came showering in up
bn Messrs. West Il Caldwell, in response
Ito their circular, than to receive $3.50, 900
multiplied BY ten. One of the creditors
IA leading irn,) informed them that they
had taken the liberty to have the circular
framed and hung up in their Office. Bles-
sed and refreshing, in these degenerate
days, arc 'uch instances Of high and hon
orable fidelity to the rightly. Y. EUe-
Ring PON.
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Innis' Oil of Mile Fleurs,

For strengthening and identifying the Hair.
/ his preparation Will prevent the Hair from fall
ing, prom tie its growth and heal the scalp Of
scurvous diseases. Its quality has been tested 10y
thousands Of Patrons, who pronounce it superior
10 an other preparation now i'll use. IL may be
used in curling and dressing the Hair wiki he
very best effect. For sale ut Wholesale aud ke-
tai at COPELAND'S Bookstore.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18

for Sep, equat-to any
thing that has proceeded it, to say moth
ing Of the capital poem. "The Finish.
ing School," which is worth the price Of
the number. Goto Copeland's and buy it.
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CAUTION.--No. II

There are persons i'll town who sell an article
VIII, b they pretend is No. II 1t ia tase coun.
feTJt', and gross imposition OH the luhic to
SCI IL as such. The mixture and the nume O
both original with Inc, and there is not nyther
per,on oa earth who knows how to make it,
July 20, 1868. II. A. SHELDON
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Devine's Compound PitchLosenges

Cough, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma, and C1nsuaDp-
lion.
y Sold by Druggists and Merchants gensr.
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-
factur.p, No Wilson Lave. Boston, Mass ~
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. q 8 q = .
A Gift with every Bool,

WORTH FROM 26 CTS. TO 500.
Our new descriptive catalogue of 80 ocia
vo pages, embraces larger collection and
better variety of Standard. Historical, Bio
graphical aud Miscellaneous Books than that
Of any other book selling Establishment in
the country; also, contains greater induce
any address. Send Tor Catalogue. l4;6m
II. W. EVANS, EVANS & CO, Publrs,
J II. PRESTON. I 677 Broadway, N. Y. City.
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Grool Noiites.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
W The Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, EXAM
me md adjust all c!ams and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of
OLIVER RUSSELL,
late of 5horehami in said district. deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thoreto and siA months from he 18th
day of Julr 1852, being allowed by
said Coun for that purpose We do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend to the
business o. our said appointment, at the
d"clling house ni widow sally Russell In
said Shoieham, on the Bud Tuesdays Of Sep
tember and January next from nine o'clock,
A. VI, until four o'clock, = NJ ON each of
said days.
N. ". G. WRIGHT,
LEWIS TREADwAY, : Comrs
SAMUEL MOORE,
dated at Shoreham, tLi, 10th day oi July
A ID. 1853 163w
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HOT DAYS AND COLD NIGHTS

Are likely to produce bowel complaints, which
unless cured speedily will lead to serious sick
ness NO. Il , an efectual remedy for all such
difficulties. Made aud sold by
july. Il. A. SHELDON,
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GERMAN FLY PAPER.

For killing Flies. A rsry superior article man
ufacturei, sold and warranted
Dealers supplied on very low terms.
July 10, 1855. II A. SHELDON.
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LARD OIL.

houbly reo,iied Lard oil, for Moving Ma
enirss and for burning, newly made and just re-
ce'eoi by H. A. SHELDON.
July ~,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18

ALI the latest styles-chesp. Figured Lawns,
Bleached and other Sheetings. All Goods sold
low for cash, at ROCKWOOD'S.
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CALICOES.

Also Il first rate article of Moasses for SO cts.
per gallon, at ROCKWOOD'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
coNsrl1urIoNAL pIs2AtEs

. hI,ny diseases that afflicted uu,n,H4'H areoip-.
her;red y, t,iorIonms i.onn tie di.,sscd b"tIes
0 '=ir&4p>Ires :. io' Consumption >lph'
.'jS. lis. eve among ne ~ t common OF CON
,;pltional do. a..t,to re "oi how
l4,nvprne; orS the sr'ds l's'Ne%e diseases
may Ivo been c>taoist. - rle ystcm. Ger
r,,Iupg the tood-Rod eoJs Ec',e'@ g. ReSoL-
rs,i will Grad c, e .som the bodir7 OF 'he al
arolcd every p4r'i,le of diseased dsR@i'N' and
fiji th~ veins wiki ncv, pure and ~ abby blood :
Rad,cqy's Reaoratjag Rcscire"tspoald be hailed
as blessing by every mother throughout ihe
land whose infants or" afflicted with SORES
t.umors, sc. These nruaI,lIlss oul (Ihua ear y
are evidences Of disease transmitted from NE NE
parent stock, AIcH dosr5 oi tie Rchor@t"S
ResOfpcntwiI eradicate every Ns'lge OF tnc
disease and insure The child sound and heal
thy body. ....y g. .-.. ..
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RAnWAY's PsAnY RELIEF.

All the infrmit cs o, les and pains that are
saddled upon III crippled body, are readily re-
moved and Uuic!;v extern mated by RGflcOy's
I.-qdy Re!iet The rapidity with which Ii stops
the most agonizing pains end ro'tores the IN
firm, nervons and bed-ridden to ease, comfort
and renewed health, forms only unit of lis
truly wonderful power. 1Go.e who have for
Jeara l.aoefcd il misery, hc'e been suddenly
rei. ed of2 pain, and enabled IN aiew hours
to resume Inc duties I'D abCGs which years of
ui,1nse and decreU p lave Prevented
The great princIp-s" involved an the wonder
full curative powers oil Rad'rGgs Ready RettJ,
are exclusively co1fnrd to these Remedies;
and it 5 the .ca medicinal principle OIL which
these Remst,es are prepared, that renders
them so ..t... =.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
Ayers Cathag5ic Pills,
Fer ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PRYSIG

are so composed that disease within thc range Of
their action can rarely withsttnd ~ evode them
Their penetrating properties sea IN, and cleanse,
and inYigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. AS q consequence of these
properties, the invalid who, is bowed down with
pain physical debility is astonislied to find his
simple and inviting. .A ID. -'
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: COstiUe-
ness, Heartburn, HeadGcbe driSin2 from diSordere3
Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pam an and NQrl:@
I1aetioe OF TIE BOtceLs F}atuicrcy, L0Ss Of Appc-
tite, Ja,mdice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
OF its functions. ~ ..-1JEt
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ID Greatest Improvement Of the Age!
Jones Pa.2nt,9
Kerosene or Goa ~ : G.lD

U,riralted in BcaFJ, Sin. .i,dy, 81. y" p
Ice
livery person & , an - N.R4
u BEST and CT % j. ght
within their rca.h, he, "a -ui Ga. ne
these Ian ps before pnt,ha i~g g c"5c-c, aud
we pledge our. I've TO G-r5 - g.
list. That 20 ACClD .-l.,aa occur by
explosion. Il 81. L. ~ L. ~ =
2ud. That they emit NO OFFENSIVE
CDpR WIN e .bunins,J. 4 -.
. Bid That LEY sc very rasiIv trimmed.s
314h That alfy are easily 'eg tied = give
more 4r less htat LA -4s.r,E}
5th. ;lrGbt tbey bdrn ctutf,FJ f'fe from
6,h Z TkoT.te AishtIe I, least so per cent
Cheaper shan any other 1i-ht "ow incomm' n
uss srrt 1r.. ''
< These Lamps are admirably adapted for We
use of Students. Mechanic, ~eamstresscS, &C
.to:ies, Halls, Churches, Sio es, HoelS, and are
hiGt y,recouimended for Family Use.
tSF For sale by
..s} d. s. RENTCH
Sheuherdstown, June &c, 1853. If
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MALARIA.

In countries where malato us disea1es prevail,
Fever and Ague, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Typhoid IyPus Pneumonia, ana DINER
Malignant fuyers, Ratray'S Readg Rel'et, taken
as a preventive, will securely Pro'sct we II
hubilants OF AN injected dis '"' a"oifsI any Sc
ri2us attacks; and if the io,,Ct has a'rea"I
prcari.a pI ompt u.s. Of TIC. R"Ct' He'it and
RrgpIc,ors will quickly cIlFe .he p-lieII dHd eX-
5ei,the Infectious m4lady entirely from the
.ystern. ......- .r# F.. ....... ...
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/ 0TlRD lSS0 CITATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benevolent Institution established by spec lal
Endowment for the Relief Of II e Sic and
Dlstresseu, afflicted With Virulent and 7a
Epidemic Diseases. . rt'
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view,
L of II e awful destruction of human life,
caused by Sexual dI,ea; e and lie receptions
Rracliced upon the uniorIuns "a, victims Of such
diseases by QuackS, severa! we re ago dir, cted
their Cops1ling SurSnon,'as a CHARlTA.
BILE ACT worthy of thsir name, to- open {.
DiSrensary Tor the treatment Of this class of
dis asses. in all their forms. and to give M Ed
letter, with description of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &e,) and IN
cases of extreme poverty, 10 FURNISH MED
ICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is need
less 10 ad that the Association commands The
.highe, Medical ekiH of The age, and will fur
ni~h he most airroyed poder' treatment.
The DiFsGtoIs of,tbe SAssoeia'ion, in their
Anrual Report upons he treatment of Sexual
Dis. ases, for The yeaf ending January 1t, 1858,
e \ press the highest satisfaction with the sue
ce,s,which has attended the iabors Of the Con-
sultng Surgeon in the cure al SPerma'oHhGa,
Seminal Weakness Impotence, GonoHh9a.
elect, Syphilis, the vicesof Onanism or Self
abuse, &C. aRd order a continuance OF the
same pan for the ensuing year.
An admirsh;e Rep5rt- Spernatprrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness. the vice Of OnanIsm' N as
tprbation, or SeAEsbuse. ans other diseases OF
the Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon,
will he sent by mall Gina sealed envelope)
FEE OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO
for postage. l,5.g.. -
Address, for Report or treatment; DR.. GEO.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association. No. = South Ninth Street, Phila-
deiphia, Pa By ort'e.' cfthe Directors, /
EZRN D.. HEARTWELL, President.
Csc. FnRCHnLp,l Secretary. o. sHJt
July 3. SIS. -.----.ly -
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.. III. AYERS HIT
C0mpOaGd Extract Of Sarsapafilla,

the most cHcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this ever
where prevailing and fatal malady. IS co..
bined from the most active rcmelials tbet have
been discovered for the cXputgat n Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescre CT the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cue of
not only scrofula, but also those other afec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoHY's FIRE,
ROSE, or EHYsIPELAs. PMrLEs," PUsTULEs,
HLoTcHgs, BLA1HS and BORIS, TUMoEs, TErTEH
and SAIr RuFuM, SctLD HEAD, RINGwORM,
RHEUMArISM, SYPUIIITIC ana MER rCRIAL DIS
EASES, DUorSY, EvsrhPslN, DLAIGtI, ard,
indeed, ALL Co,'rIAINT. ,-.:;fNG .-.oM VI-L,-
TED OR MrUHE ELooo. Tie popular belief
in " iup,uHyo tie Jiood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.