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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19

T BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
LIS ARCTIC LlNiMENT DEFlEs ALL CoMPETI.
)ON. -
DR.. BRACES OTHER LINIMENTS.
the of
| RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA PILES.
SPRAINS BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS OLD SORES,
BURNS. WARTS.
SCAINS MOULDS,
TUMORS, COhNS.
Sr HORSES and MULES. externally, nothing exeeeoS
/ the ARCTIC EMINENT,
SpRilNs SWEENEY,
scpLTcIiEs CALLS
THRfiSH RINGBONR.
any Sore or Swelling, or Enlargement OF Bono or
)uscle
price IS cents 50 cents aud g. for small medium and
rye sized bottles.
4 PURCELL, iADD & CO.
Liam ls-f Wholesale Agents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19

Et'hoES.-on Moniay. the 18th January ~ ton
'he Commissioners -
an IL UFrrop n,yI- a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
BY DICKINSON, HILL. & co, Az.

~ EGNoEs.-Wl be- sold by this morning y, ! @
~ "cl"ck II likely Negroes consisting of Men Boy.
anc Gr9a. aad Women and Children
Jan 10 nICKINsnN &
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MASONIC EoTfCE.-MysTfC rIr LODGE. NO ~ y. a
vi a. Ma The members OF he above iotx. are hereby
ne~i~d .ticnd thsr ar meeting this Iuessyl evening
u ~ O'Clock precisely, ios work. By nfhsr - - - y
RoiiT u. HOLMES. ". ".
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vent. such heavy drafts upon the reasury and best pro-

vent such heavy drafts upon the treasury and best pro-
mote the interest and convenience Of the people
The whole number Of Post 0noes on 30th June last
was 27977, Of which 400 Of tho class denomnated
presidential whole number established during the last
hsca year number discontinued $50, increase S9
number Of Postmasters appointed s4. OF these 46e6
were 70 I'LL vacancies occasoned by resignation, SS6 Dy
removals, 27s by Deaths 2s2 by change Of names and
number Of offices December 1858, 573 On the 3Oth
June last there were IN operation 1896 mail routes me
portaton rs, i65, s61 miles, and cost 81, ,4lS
Compared with the service reported 30th June, 1887,
there addition OF IL 002 miles TO the length Of routes
current year $l06l5 9. The total expenditures Of
amounted to $l2, s2247o The estimated receipts aud ex
penditures in 1859: expenditures $4 776,520; means
81 094 1888; deficiency, $3,6s2l27.
On the subject Of ocean and foreign mail service the
Postmaster General, among other things, says-By the
time the contract for the California lines via Panama and
Tehuanepec expire on October 1889 probable that
the by Lake Nicaragua will have been reopened
and in successful operation. This presents the question
whether one two three OF these roatcs shall there
after be employee for mail purposes.
The Tehuantepcc route the shortest and most readily
protected against interruptions, but ii will be compare
lively too new, and the line OF staging too long, to furnish
with certainty adequate and satisfactory communication
between Atlantic and Pacific possessions While It is
destined, no doubt 70 become transit OF the first i'm
porance and il deserve the highest patronage and en-
couagemcnt st snpersede the necessity OF one
more routes through Central America.
It is Of the highest importance that the route by Mica
ragua should be opened and its unsurbed nse for the
transportaion OF the mails passengers troops and NUM-
lions OF secured by the solemn guaranty If public
treaty. without this view OF the unstable condition OF
the local government OF Central America the safety and
security OF transportation can hardly be relied on AS
calculated 10 furnish the requisite facilities Of communca
ton between Europe aud the southern and Southwestern
States, the projected lines between Norfolk and England
and between New Orleans and Bordeaux, are among the
most important 70 be established.
As regards line from suitable port IN the United
States TO Brazil and the extension Of the California Line
from Panama TO the South pacilc coast which, for
mercal as well as Tor mail purposes il is SO desirable
should be established and the line from New Orleans to
Vera Cruz apparent that the hostages TO be derived
therciron would dcray but trllng portion OF the OK
pouses the The Postmaster General regards II az
highly important that the line 10 Vera Cruz should be con
tisued.
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THE RED MEN.
ah-trsc, or IN. Report ~ IL. Commissioner
90 Indian Analr-.

The Commissioner states that tbc whole sumber o IN
dans within limits estimated tbpai $50 900 fhr
vhac number o, trbes snd separate hands 10, With
a. IT which haye treaty cnearcmevts Thr number of
rauncd indian treaties since NJ, adoption 81 thc c1usiu
TON aaa. nearly all o. which contain prov sous s'il IN
fOfce The quantity Of aui a,qnircd BY t1cse treaties
about 81 JOS lss acres The entire costol fialns the
treaties vii be sia,si0Su. From part u tbesc anas
me government received 10 pcruulary advantage, be
cause hoy were coded h. c respective states within
whose limits they situated. From tboso soi the
federal Treasury received MT only ~ whole Il the ~
pcnse incurred for their acquisition, survey and sale bot
d surplus II least SiO0,0OoO00
Tho amount applicable of ihc nlalncut q TOE treaties
and other objects connected wth the Indian policy for the
prtsrn I'LL al year a. So iO5, which se0l 6f2
Was derived ron Investments ~ trust funds The whole
atnoutt II ttust funds hell Indian sl05p,
Sta 81 whph g. boz al las been invested sockr u
various states and tie United states the remainder VIZ,
81 rss 0T retained ii the treasury, and The Interest
thereon annually appropriated by Congress The Com.
missioner thinks worthy ~ consideration whether 4
viii not advisable when the national treasury shall
he IN eondtl IL anit 81 Isl alsa 80 invest the above
amount II oSs 405 ike manner with the other lnian
trust lunds.
The Commssiouer points ont three sta which
have marked uur policy towards the indians from the
very beginning vEFrst. their removal from place 20
place ~ our population advances second the assignment
q to- great 80 extent u territory 70 " ned ~ hcm "
common hrd the allowance d large sums 81 money a.
lie recommends tia, he tribes should be permanently
located npun reservations embracing not than =
necessary for actual occupancy % divide tue land among
them IA sevogay o require that they should live upon
AMI cultivate the land Thus gned u give them 10 lieu
~ money annui.es stock ANIMALS. agricultural impc
ments. mechanic shops, manual labor SCHOOLS, &C. Tie
Tho RATIFICATION ~ the treaties made 10 1855
With the Ind ans o Washington and Oregon Territories.
preventing The recurrence 81 hosttltes. Tie
gives general statement 81 the condition Of the Indians,
ad calls attn 10 the urgent necessity Tor eomplcte
aDd thorough revision oi The avs relating 70 indian
nNItf~
Governor Denver thole u not having time since the re-
SUMPTION 81 bis duties a. EXAMINE closely tie facts
stated The report generally tho eH
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OUR NATIONAL DOMAIN.


Ths report covers rcrvd ~ tive quarters Guiding Sep
tcmber So 1855. During that period there were tfcte
II the public lands ~ ,aoa $40 acres, which with i"mer
surveys make quantity Of ~ pSl 0le ~ hr pub
a. snds surveyed and ready for market 90 the Goth Of S
trisr 1855 witch had heun offered ~ publie sale
nrng tie pcr0t there sod fpr cist sol ~
arfcs, from whrh s-A4 le2 Was resl1'd located with
he military lard warrants 1ss ITO and reported unlor
swamp land prands t0 Sos. making ~ aggregate ot
cash sales and warrants locations aui swamp selections
~ A.. Boa The casn tcatged dispoqplt ouae
- the quantity ~ lands sold but thu 4 accounted Cor by
the very large sales reduced price,, ander the gftna
ton law III August A. 1854 iuder the acts al 1919 sud
1880 Granting tue swamp an overlooked nE u the ~
tftt III whrh they are stmed. thcrc have bten selected
reported to the General land once 81 Ss ~ acres
upon which warrants having The eiiet n ~ ~. lttc
ssUed for aG,OaGs2 acres.
Tie Commission recommends amendments q tuc ne
curfon laws. with view IL uniformity me system,
aud a. ti n disputed ghit and term ust unf0yersv
Al ttirHtVd c4ret
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OUR NAVY.
Abstract ar the report OF the Secretary OF
the Navy.

fhc Secretary says that bis last annual report the
have been required resisting unlawful
rcdhons against Nicaragua resisting the exercise Of the
right search by British cruisers In the neghborhood Of
Cubs aud enforcing demand redress for insults
Tag and for injuries citizens by the government Of
Paraguay After explaining this subject, the Secretary
says became necessary charter number Of vessels
A. these vessels would be useful he recommends their
purchase The required Cor six II these steamers
would s24I Oo0 Of which So 500 be paid the
~ them tor period u SIX mouths, and proper
Tomato sum for longer time Il no purchase be made.
Tie required for the three side wheel steamers would
he s2So 600 81 which, they b. not purchased the SUN
80, 900 Will b. required iar the same period.
Tho recent addition q considerable number u steam
vessels ~ thc nav. viii necessarily make an Increased de
hand for the serScce OF officers u sea, While The greater
activity which noN prevails ~ the navy, and i likely
hereafter 30 prevail vii stu tler increase that demand
81 tvsn,y 70 the presen, number q surgeons, aud
man, additional assistant surgeons, wall b. required.
lie also recommends the api~animcnt 9. fifteen
twenty additional prTsers, AMI increase ~ the marine
cor~ u prvacs 70 Two THOUSAND With the usaa aamhcr
al officers
The i've steam sloops a, war authorz by III. All of
1857 viii BE- completed. The
soor u war. under the ac Of 1856 ~ state Of gres,
orwaranes Fyc 81 them a. BE- launched during The
present month aud be rcsfy for May aud The
other i've IT. anlcrs viii be launched eary 10 tn
spring, and read, Io trla by June Tie sdc wheel
steamer buiiang m California vii b. suuched ii thc
-lrmg, ard fcany ter "a ~ Aggust
All expercncc Z, iden - nccrsty tor VA Increase Of
he navy. Twenty elective ycsselS a. smaller Cag-
~ hus1t sud Kept al sca iot what would cost - build
keep ~ Tour me vessels larger class Lct
Conyrcss the number q heavy artocd vessels 81
hgnt draugh, Unit We frequently DISPLAY or aag at
every rot who're Atncfeb INTERESTS msN noel protst
ton Tho addition o. At beast ton more vessels Of that
description not oniy necessary measure hNt viii I've
i0nna ~ ~ - cficent any thai be desired,
curing 50 small - eSpoudnureo . The public money.
l0l the support - tn navy aud mHino corps. and ~
other Objects under The control Of tie Navy irIart
juno 1855 tho estimates werr si8sosz i2 an
NJ 4 On n r. A
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The department in short time, and when received viii
be submitted 70 Congress.
Ts accompanying reports from the various bureaus
the Treasury Department (nAarked 70 Id VIII urnsn
detailed statements Of the business transacted I'D eacn OF
them.
In addition 10 the regular annual report OF the Light
House Board (mayked No. 49, transmit report from
the board marked No. 45) which has been prepared IN
answer 10 resolution Of the Senate OF February 1858
The Information contained in will be interesting to both
houses, and In therefore communicated AZ th's time
All OF which is respectfully submitted -
HOWELL CORR,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Hon JOHN c. BRKCSRDGE, Vice PRESIDENT OF the United
States and President Of the Senate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE aEcfi,NI CLUB MEETS
~ ~ the Repository 2Sl broadway "Wednesday Dec.
"a O'Clock " NJ Subjects 'Warmink and Ventilation
buildings and Steam Navigation Of canals. All are
stecuy inv lied 10 attend Admission \ always free ~ All
~ MEios Secretly.
f,OfENAN'S Farm MitIa-TliIS MILL HAS JUST Rf
u eeyed the nrrt premiums tn state Fair Syracuse
unied Fair al Richmond Va and 10 creating
chcmen nj among thr farmers throughout thc country .an
IJihune Building NJ. spruce street, y. v
MASONIC NOTICE-IIIE MEMBERS OF ENTERPRISE
wi Iig. No. % y. and A. ~, hereby noticed u bc
pacai IN dance The regular Communication 20 b.
bid this Tuesdsy evening, Dee. Z. BY order i
GEORGE ~ HASKELL w. u.
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ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
.~@-
STR0LOGy AND CTAIRvOyANCE.-M BRUCE
N be consulted ri her once go Grand street second
block the Bowery, second stairs hrs door, where
she hss esonshed with her truth N he line of
lony and clsirvoysnce. Fee SIC
yTAIRvOYtNCE SEYMOUR, 10 SPRING
" street The successful medical and business clair
v0yaut IN America Asthma, consumption debility,
a lung disctses and those peculiar % ntcs cured II
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RAILROADS.

RArlsNOADss
NEw YoRK AND HARLgv RAILROAD.
~ Winter arrangemtnt
For Albany ADD Troy,
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CosrASY.-
Winter arrangement
sixth street New York, AZ follows
500 " fnr White Plains
go "A. NJ for williamsburg
10 A. NJ mail train for Albany.
llN A. VI tor White Plains
23pp. N. for wnamshrtdge.
r. ~. nor Mllerton.
S3DP. ~. express for Albany.
Y. NJ. for Croton Falls
Y, N. Tor White Plains.
Gl5 n. ~ for white Plains from While ant tensre streets
SO v. ~. for willam.bridge.
Returning will leave
a. Whit Plsins.
$50 A. N. Williamsburg.
A. NJ. Croton Falls.
A. N Mnlersrn.
7MA ~ White Plains
eM A. N. mail train from Albany.
l0DA. wllismsbridee.
12gP. ". White Psins
II. NJ white Plains
3mP. VI Albany express
Y. N. wnismsbridge.
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IuGCED HARP AND TURTLE sour ron DINNER
y Il eay.-RICHARnSON NclEOD in wAtef street
Wall For sale. Scotch neal Lochhne berrae, kns
sh ues hsms hherts chcese ,tn~gsg, maserom esssap
leEdsn r'F'er CT arsHsh
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7 ADlRs LADIES LADIES
Ia inst received per steamships Ansa and Arrgo tws
The choices and exquisite SYKES " hr wTeAihs
head dresses also elegant selection % itch PAs Gov
and pinmes adapted especially fer balls and parties
which offer for fny Gems n olar aso closing ont
laree ard rh ado and hgrnets tume
ard indge for years~lyes ~ W OrFSuNsS, u sni z 4
ItS street
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08

DIR. =. G.. YOUNG, wh"se advertisement AL
verseinent appears In another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State has cured more
nniients than any 'thcr Attention Is called to his
Advertisement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.

AMERICAN MANrrAcrURlsIS ENGLAND
lsisa fact. significant of the progress of
American manufacturing skill, that the
birmingham (English) manufactures imi.
nie the trade marks Of American manufac
sured cutlery, and sell it rs imported from
.he United States. The London Times. Of
the 1t Of July, REPORTS the trial of the Col
lIps Company va. Reeves. in which was
proved that the latter had INITIATED al the
trade marks 'f the f,rmer, an American
company. even to the fac simle of S. W.
Collins signature which is stamped on the
cuttlery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
OROvILLE LODGE No. Io3, F.. A. NJ

a The stated communications OF oroville
NY Lodge No. lo3, OF +. A. NJ, are held on the
~ Mast Saturia, Of each month, at the Masonic
Iallover Cotton & McDermotl's Dug stole.
D.A. BRuwN, WIN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08

= ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Mr Hamlet Da.
vic, formerly of this place. was shot n few
days since at Dutch Flat. under singular
circumstances His hen roost had heen Wis.
tied. and to get even with the intru 'ers n
vistol WIS set 80 "a to en,langer the lees If
,he next visitor. Unfortunately Mr. Davis
|brgot bis Internal machine next morning
|shen about to let his chickens out, and for
Ibis want of care received the charge he had
designed for others in his own leg --Nerada
burnal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME, ARE RE.
"A auest.-d TO call AT the banking House Of Geo
A. Emery & Co Bird street, Orpyille, and make i'm
mediate set Irment. Those who have settled with
rue b, due bill will fnf them Et The same place.
O!osii e, ;dly I'D, 1853. JOHN :. ALBEO
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasurer. ,,m...

OkoNtLLks August I'm, 1000.
Notieeis hereby given. to all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, registered on the General Fund,
from the l4th 10 the 3Oth OF November, 1887 inelu
sive and all Warrrnts registered in November on
the Indisent Sick Fund, that the same will be paid
on presentation at this ONCE and and after this
date said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
II not presented within sixty days from th' date
hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will be APP
propriated to pay the next in order ot registry.
WM. LATTIMoRE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
A D.REts, Sec'y.
Hostetter-The surprising Effects Of

e
HOstetter-The Surprising Effects Of
HOsTE TIERS vEGETABLE STOMACH blr
rERS In removing bile. forcing an appetite, impart
ing health and tone to the system, and dissipatine
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely WONDERFUL Every
Gus, debiIitated, weak, and emaciated person,
male female. should try it at One ~neglass
fd taken three times each day, before meals; or II
the patient should be lady child in debiltaIe
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is restored, Viii will be realized in very
short time and convince the patient OF the truth OF
the above named happy results, VII ch have gained
tor those Bi;ters such an enviable reputation every
where.
-Kept by Drugsi Is, Groceries and first class sa,
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agcntsfor the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street, San Francisco.
COTTON l. MCDERMtTT,
jel4. I'm Agents, Orovlv.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
SaW Mill For Rent.

UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR RENT
new Steam Saw Mill, situated in the tow
Nshe. butte County said mill il located
q. me nnesi pineries IN the state, comprising
,n'eues oi pine. in the create t abundance
rapidly improving two large water
~. he completed 10 this place during the
and there Is great de nand for lum Der,
am aow eIt and hauled upon the hR way OF
fss =. snfieient quantity Of logs to cut some
eaeol - VI lumber. The terms will be easv. For
|isrse enquire OF e. s. Lytle on the prem ises
"nte, Aug 9th. 1853 G. 4 LYrLE
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
The Gold Hill Store (!
FOR SALE CHEAP.

NroT WISHING TO TAKE ADvANT-
~ Of others, because VI the hse, and wishing 70
cera the Frazer Fever by journeyin5 % the "iium-
bng North" will sell the abo We named house with
Oo,,nter shelves. Desk. and other nxiai very
Cheap. II you don't believe it, call on George
Printy OF the House, and be convinced.
GEORGE PRISTY.
orovlle, July sth, 1858. iyeu
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
FORAGE! STORAGE

~ PREPARED TO STORE ANY AMOUNT
rala aRd Pr'duce, in my fre-proof building
ssomery street, beGween IluntoOn and i-i1-
~. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on grain for
IA~, c. SCRI SER.
'e' August 25th. 1858. aug2i
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
PARK & WHITE.
u The Mustang Linimcnt Cures


u The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
RheumRtsm;
The Mustang Linincnt cures stiff joints;
The Mustang Liniment cures Bu-ns and Wounds:
The Mustang i.niment cures Sores AMI Ulcers;
The Mus ang Liniment cures Caked Breasts and
SORE Nipples;
The Mi,tanc iiniment cures Neurags
The istnng LiHi neAt cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang iiniment is worth
lOaO,oOO DOLLARS PER ANEUM
To the rn;ed States ns the prcseryer and restorcr
Of valuablc horses and cattle II cures all Sprains
Calls Wounds, StiH joints, &c.
VIII nyrn answer this Question: Did Won ever
hear # any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprnn or Stir
ness. either On man or beast. which the Mustang
iniment would not clre? Did Won ever visit nny
respectable druggist IL any part o, the wortl--In
Euype 'iaor \mc-ici-yh, III not say ait was
the grentesi discovery Of the ager" Sold everywhere
Every famil, should have It, three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprictors, New York.
PARK Il WHITE.
sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street. opp site the Market.
COTTON & NCpE kN)rr. Agents. ornviue.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms. apS 3m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
An Important Era in the Healing Art
Consumption, Bronchitis.

CATAkRH, LARYNGITIs, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES
OF THE Throat, Lungs AND HEART, CURED
WITHOUT PUTTING DRUGS INTO THE STOMACH
BY lNHALING Cold INDICATED VAPoRs
DIR. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
Lung Institute inventor of the celebrated Pull
mometer or Lung Tester, and Editor of the Inpa
tds oracle Is treating with astonishing success
Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
CHRONIC Catarrh, liberated Throat, and Aztec
tions of the Heart, with his new discovered sys-
tenn OF inhaling cold Medcated Vapors, Il is a
wonderful discovery, made upon true scientific
principles; the vapors are so composed as to dis
solve tubercular matter In the lungs, and cause
II TO be expectorated II traverses every air tube
and cell, and liberated cavern, causing them TO
heal, quieting the cough. subduing the night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chills.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
OF the throat and lungs, that has bliphted 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
Mei as AMY otnet diseasT adopted before the
tage OF this treatment is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find il convenient
to come to the institution, by writing full histo-
ry oil me case, with all the symptoms, age and
sex. Packages of the vapor with an inhaler for
their use for a three months course is furnished
at S25 for one month S15.
Spacious and well furnished rooms and board
is at all times furnished in the Institution for
WORD OF SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADvIcE TO
THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
1t is solemn truth that over 100, 900 die in the
Uniten 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, go down to an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
In view of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such as Spermatorr-
h9a, Seminal weakness, the vice of elf-abuse
disease of the kidneys, Spinal afecton-prema-
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 description of their
condition, age occupation, habits. life, &c. All
persons applicants can be effectually treated at
home.
Just published, treatise on the early decay OF
the American Youth, Spermatorrh9a, Seminal
weakness the vice of self-abuse and other diseas
es of the sexual organs, which will be sent by
mali lin a sealed envelope free of charge on re
ceipt of two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass, post paid DR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the LUNG INSTITUTE.
10y. No. SO, Fifth St., Troy, N. Y.