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Probate Notice.

NTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of lnSham. -.
y At a session of the Probate Court for the
county of In-ham, holden At the Probate Office,
in the village Of Mason, on Monday, the 18th
iay Of July, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and tity-nine. Present, Nm. II.
Pinckury, judge OF Probate. In the matter OF
the estate Of Hiram Cranson. deceased. On read
ing and filing the petition, duly verified, OF III
ram Fry, a creditor, praying that administration
upon said estate NAV be granted To the said pet
toner.
Thcreupon il is ordered, that Monday, the
18th day of August next, AZ ! O'Clock IN the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said pc
tit0n. and that the heirs al law OF said deceased
and all other persons Interested in said estate are
required TO appear at a session of said Court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village of Mason, and show cause, If any there
be, Why the prayer of the petitioner should not
he granted Ind Il IS further ordered, that said
petitioner give notice 20 the persons Interested
Ia said estate, Of the pcniency OF =lii petition,
and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy Of
this order TO be published in the Lansing i.ep'sb-
iicaH, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of lngham, successive weeks, pre-
yious TO said day Of hearing A true copy.
WI. II. PINCKNEY,
3w222 Judge OF Probate.
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ARrEsIAN WELLS. - The Jackson Patriot
saws:
The importance of these fountains can now
be duly appreciated, and they are receiving the
attention of our citizens Mr.. W. l.. Seaton,
Superintendent Of the Prison, is boring for an
Artesian well in the Prison yard l, viii be a
most Important and useful acquisition (" the
Prison
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN

IN the absence of other Botanic and Eclectic
i Physicians, persons wishing to employ IN,
can bc accommodated, IL they are good aiIt
prompt to pay, in rcaeouahl" time.
:. II. NEW BRO.
Lansing, July 10th, 1889. iw222
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Yearly Advertisements have the privilege OF three
rhan.r- H..
q, -im.,s Advertisements, only. All Others chareedbS
"a. square.
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Going East:

tE.'... '.ur u'--li'.,. ga I"Int - nrirl Haven
l-u 3D. ..at" if.e. su.'- "p SAT- E'th at VI
for saturday Sight ,ir.. p1,,..- west hut B.
tram rs ID ,Ii tFttI uN 81 sIas-.
T5..n- lrarr Ir-u.iu, isIiv ~.n's,. excepted
Tia TfIHEtiII LINE d nuv oIen fr iTmIc BC-I-
SUs-
CpANICUhNS.
At UfIRuIr-trrat Western Railway tor all pnJnis
Etst-Mcytn Central AMI Nchir5n --nuthern Railroads
and Cleveland Line - Steamers
At GEA\pHt}EN-Wrh" Huron Steamer Tor Chi
tayn, ~ sc.
At NlIWAUkEF-Wilh The Mississippi. lacrosse Chi
ra-a Wat"r:nsG. ami irrcun i;iroat- 10 al import
rot West ana Northeast, sud the Mississippi
i,."r 1,' vi'h - amer tnr Porte On Lab" Michigan.
PI--- '-Ts "r Great Western Railway ~ the Rail
saS I,r, -'.trr'r 81 - Y. g. b,rh, itv:rg l,ch 81
10 4 " ]" 40 Nann. and - a. VI
NIGHT 1sNN~ hsAt @ilti1\G CARS Al n
rACiIFp
Th~ C'mPsuv Ttn'a T,hl-- can h. had At any 81 II
the station.
IS. IS. MUIR, CcnT sup't. =
u. s. " e. Oaioes juu-. l>..,.
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Nursery Tor Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his interest in
1 the Nursery, which i ore-halr owned in
partnership with John : Harris, in the city OF
Lansing situated south OF .he Cedar bridge,
and directly opposite Mr.. Harri>'s house. The
trees are all grated, two years old, and in good
condition He will sell very cheap. Terms to
suit the purchaser. For particulars, enquire of
2u.2Is FRANK DAVIS.
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Morning, July Is. 1883.

NypfcAL.-Dr. (. II. Newbro advertiscs 10 hold
himself in readiness to wait on persons "iShihS It
Botanic practitioner
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A NEW STE,u MmL-lIon Thomas {.

Theaker, VI g. from the seventeenth district oil
Ohio, visited Lansing last THURSDAY, tor the pur-
pose of examining the point with view to
erecting a large -tean saw-n.jIl. Nr. Theaker IS
a practical nachiuist
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NAIIoSAL T"UESAHEST-1he Detroit
fremen have determined to hold National
Tournament during the State Fair, provide the
citizens viii meet the expense.
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Commissioners Notice.

ESTATE of Elisha L. Boswell, deceased The
Ia undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. VIM. II. Pinckuey, Judge of Probate for
the County of IuChlm, commissioners, with full
power and authority 10 receive, examine and ad-
inst al claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Elisha =. Boswell. deceased late OF
the city Of Lansing, in said county, and six
months from the Goth DAY of June, \. u. 1889,
having been allowed by said Judge of Probate 10
the creditors OF said estate 10 present their claims
to the undersigned commissioners. for allowance
Notice i therefore hereby given that we viii
meet on Tuesday, the I'D day of August. and on
Monday, the "a day OF October next ensuing, at
the office of Franklin Ia Rue in the city of Lam
sing. at 10 O'Clock, A VI. of each Of said dsvs.
for the purpose of ey aiming any claims that NAV
be presented against said Estate. Dated, City OF
Lansing. Islv ~, 1850.
". JONES,
F. Ia Rue,
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Crockerv and Hard
ware, ever before offered in this city, 10 which
they invite the attention of all concerned
Knowing HAT H.o1.ry IS The great iercr ot TX
man oc',o"S, aud that people think more OF their
dimes than they do ~ ANYTHING else. and that
the great absorbing question !, Where can
trade the cheapest, and thereby save the most
money - We answer in IS lev words Il possible,
I, l,+ -, n
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DREP AIRED from prescription Of SIR james Clarke,
i VI. u, Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen This
inyiluahl M-cu" IL uniilng The # al those
painful and dangerous diseases incident the female
constitution.
II undertakes all excess, removes AL "htrUctons and
brings th- monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should Ice used two three .e.k- pucyIpuS con
fnem-nt. they frrtfy the constitution, AMI lessen the
suffering durin, labor ena hing m" mother p.rim
her duties with safety I" herself aul child.
Ttse rms shH'ii MT D. ttrH Ly jeu,a.. slurHg fhs
fThST THEE NoNTffS If f'frgIarg as fhsg arr SIR,
10 brig HfcUTrg~, Li 81 arg 'fhrc fir~ Heg ar.
srfs.
In all "f Nervous anil Spinal AH-cnns pain IN
the Rack tnd IoinS, HesyineSS. FATIGUE Sight Eyr
ton. ialptann of the Hart lNn-sS ct Spirits lys
t-ric> SICK Headache Whites. aud al the painful dl~e
ca>iope by dI-cTdrraf system, these Pill viii .ec
when all other means have faded. and although
powerful remedy. 10 not cont iron rtnineI
or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying sCch package Fric-, ia
the United States AMI Canada. un- Dollar
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, QHte / G. Baldwin * COD
Rochester. y. Y.
" --One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed o am
authorized Agent, viii en>ures bottle containing 80 pills
bv return mail
For sale hy X TH,YFR Lansing lSny1
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We sell Ready Made Clothing.
We sell Cloths.
We sell Domestic Goods.
We sell Hats and Caps.
We sell Boots and Shoes.
We sell Yankee Motions.
We sell Hardware.
We sell Groceries.
We take in exchange Produce.
We do anything our Customers wish.
We shall not be undersold.
We shall receive New Goods weekly.
We shall have every article called for.
We shall Of all times have the
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Commissioners Notice.

p! y the matter of the estate g, Oliver r. Rice
l deceased The undersigned having been ap.
pointed commissioners hy ia" Judge 81 Probate
to audit and adjust alI claims against the estate
OF said .. Ii. Rice, Notice Is therefore hereby
given that we will meet at the house of Chauuccy
Murphev, in the town of Lansing, for the pur
pose of adjusting claims against said estate n
above on "Wednesday the 3lst day OF August
and on Saturday the lst day Of October, 1859
a, o'clock A. NJ, on each of said days. Sly
months only being allowed from the lst day d
April last for presentation of such claims.
JOHN MARTIN,
222wi CHAUNCEY NCRPHEY.
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4 RESOLUTION TO EXTEND Sill.


n ANA~>EE STREET. -E,sirei. IL he C,HifqoH COM
~ he Cfygf Lansing. That L = by them deemed
cesary T. extend Slawa--ee street direct ue east
ward from Grand street % Grand river anu - the
orm width the sand >Lawa>~eo street Is,
ua k the Continuous street from the line
of section sixteen 10 til" grounds ct the state Reform
school And that they intend 10 take private property
for, winch property Is described follows, viz
"TRIP OF land of e. the north SIDE OF lot eight, block
sixty SIX in tie City 81 Lansing extending from Grand
street - Grand river, and b5uniad south by the
boundary line Il ShiswasA street, extending from tTsui
street through said lot -t To- thu Grand ami also
another strip Il land of tie nth side Of GI
90 -ai block siNty SIX. extending from Grand street
trani river and bounded north ~ tie north BOUNDARY
Ioe Of Slwss-ee street. extended from Grand street
through sad lot nine 70 Grand River And that they vii
the tNcl day Of September A H. 1852 at two CLOCK
the afternoon, apPlyt 10 the Recorder Court The cts
of Lansing, Al the Comm Council Room, said city.
THAI being the place for holding said Court for
The drawing If jury 10 ASCERTAIN 'h- necessity 81 using
The property intended 20 De- tie -t dam
age AMI compensation which any els be- cutttied
10 Of such intended Improvements tc made, and 10
tam ant a--es. such damages aCd compensation t. and
upon an lu-, premises aud sub divisions thereof. which
NJ. be- benefited by such nprovtm-Lt.
irne AT the common council room, this ll'h DAY a.
July. A l>5p
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Attention is called to the card Of DIR

Underwood, occuSt and aurist, Of Chicago, to
be found in another column Of our paper.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-26

4 SPLENDID assortment of Bibles, Schoo
"A Books, Wall Paper, Curtain Paper, Cloth
Shades. Curtain Fixture, Fancy Goods, Perfume
~ and Toilet Soap. lust received at The
CITY BOOK STORE.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Rates Of Advertising.

one Iu,re Of lines 81 for the hrs; insertion ind
- cents subsel uent publication Per"u
IN LEI three months.
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commissioners NOJIt'F.
THE Undersigned, having been appointed bv
l. the Judge OF Probate OF Iughsn County.
commissioners 70 receive, examine ant adjust al
claims against the estate Of ChanCcv Culver. de-
ceased, late of said county: Notice is hereby
given, that they viii meet Al WILLIAMSBURG, No
vember 18th, at 10 o'clock, \ VI. AMI at James
Smiths, November 18th, at o o'clock, A. NJ, and
at Jesse T. Halls, November 4, at 10 O'Clock.
\. NJ. 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
against said estate. Creditors are allowed tx
months from the 2&f dav of Nav last to present
their claims. {. 7. MURRY,
4w220 JAMES TYLER,
Commissioners.
Dated WiIliam=tOwn June 25th $50
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COryell 4 JeniSOn

1 RE ROW receiving direct from New York,
u Boston, and Philadelphia, one of the larces,
stocks OF
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nR UNDERWOOD, Of Chicago. H., th" EMINENT and
sEHLFrI operator on the ~ L and FAR, Whose i.Fu
20 well known throughout tn" niic1 states, val
iu Lansing. Mich. Tuesday. the 9th 81 August
AMI viii take AZ thu Lansing liDuse, where he VII
"utn until Friday, Tn" 18th of August p Underwood
being regularly educated Physician sui surgeon a. the
old school viii BE- found fully competent 10 perform any
operation the Eye and Ear required 10 restore lest
lat or hearing, by other scientific means To remove
i-ea OF those delicate within the reach 81
-ceurr and human kill. Tb- cSt;aoGu navy ans ibTn
liable operations lately performed by br Underwood! ou
several cases al Deaf HumhurS-, hy wGicH they WrT-
made 20 hear ant speak an operation bel eyed t. have
before been successfully performed hy any "trr
surgeon III" American cont n-u) is certainty cslru
lated tp create hope, not only ~ ii similarly afflicted
bat inspire fun and ,ntr. confidence tE- minis
those who may be- suffering from parti"r -au"->
tn- ikFFrcsR hsye their disease comp er.E remove"
Dr. L. VIA be- provided with ret. Il lhr Ir.n--
re~Pecabil'y, which will D" turn ri {" APPLICANTS NH"r,
,egGIrrd
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TIE PLACE.

Where YOU can invest vour money and obtain
more G'ols rar % dollar than At any other store
in town. w have adopted the ready pav ,ys-
stem, and W ar determined Ia make il al ob-
ject for ALL eho wish Ia pay down for their
goods 10 trade With u \ difference of al least
twenty-five per cent. On favor ot our customers
vii readily lee seen, between our price, and
those Who trust. We mean What W. Say. and
viii satisfy tlI Who call ON u~ that it ia Flc,.-
W. particularly invite the Ladies to examine our
D .rI
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CRY tTtrK = GFFI"F.
L

], teo. a. Armstrong, Clerk Of the City of
Lansing, DO hereby certify that the above T-~0
luton was adopted by the CJmnon Council a
: laid City, Al the Council Room. on the Hin day
Of July.A u 1889 Witness my hand ami The
seal Of the city of Lansing
Nv GO. A. ARMSTRONG. Iitg Cl,rL
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F-T.U GAgA- S.-ErP, TIE great H..l Purifier
Tor ,hi.. ana Fever
.g-TRY GARE,S SyRrP, :fe sr-., n..e' Purifier
'or iyspep-i7.
Re- Try CI.iRkS >lErp, pr any I'~Iic1'e Fenls,.
f5-TRY GARK'- sYRt'r f,r Scrafa'a Isan lice, &,
ar .uy blood disease.
fa-CLsEk'~ >YI'tF. in 40 essr- a. sexual incapar
.ty, or rl--a--- of tI- -p'n- auI kidneys - msgcsl
l.y IT.
fJCIAEE SFRJP, chang the rfo.- condition o
The hi1'-l. ans -. tH" r'.-"r ah.h f-et- the IRE
-et---
r. CIA,k'S SYRUP IS al v@y-'sbe and D. mineral
ans shat 8. Nhs; tie human bod needs.
B. CLARK'S SYRUP f.r Sore T1roa, u magical
s1-CIAER-S SYRUP f0r weakIv. delicate Female o
-ics,y, puny Children. sure.
s-CLARE'S STRTP 6, 81 Root aui L. Minerals
$50 Sii D. gwen Tor any grs found IN i.
t. CLARH'S SYRUP cures s0y weakness 10 Females
or -1r"'l.1us Chi.lr-o, magcaliy.
fr- CIARk'S >YRTP-This von.llrfal preparation
work nk vnncers A.. over th~ zJrf, and for LIVER
W0nb- 0r @r-oFula 'nri int, auH F-ua- W-a kne-s--
General lshi.-F. : = perfectly ms-icsl Pit up i
Guar. b5t:.-s, and = Ike wiz - drink
- pr sAl~ IN Ian-inz b !. II : II n Rsrchoio
ny -l--ly
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Proclamation to the People.
THE POETRY OF PIINSC.
iIerrtsk'- Pills.


Changing weather.. such a. Tie.
Calls for exercise oi care,
Gold heat nor half 80 vicious
4 a sudden change of air
Though Won have a Institution
subject Ia all human IFS,
You may brave the worst of climatic
n you use these sugar lIll-.
Thousands strong and T"hu-i,
VII" bat lately wr,thrt In pam,
Ever ac-n,. ever growing,
They Rave found their health again
Now Uhen COLI -uccr-,l. bot weather,
They We mo- fear At agua rhills
For they those health pr"~rry.rS.
rir"ota'r Srt.aR CokIEp nus
N,,, than 100000 al i--a-e have sterlre. ..
Their during the past five year, many ct which ha't
h-.u pronounced ncurab.e by distinguished physicians
y cr.i weather is now approaching, Jet every "n'
cln- thrr system with i"~ doses OF the" Pills "
restraint "a bet is necessary while u~ur them Ful il
rrrtion- 90 with each box.
w. ~-,ld hy all the dealers throughout ~" world -
- Cent -" Advertisements On - page
n-ub tm
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'CtI this rcmsr ih" ant mo- interesting remedy n
| composed tie concentrated Ju'cr- 81 most
pnwrr ul tie most tlir Plant ant Boots
chemically combine. auJ in-u.a 81 we'll sctl-f glass
bottles aud ch1r'-l ~ powerful battery. Thus T"s
"tu- iu al iition =" IL -uT"r"r medical -TtUeS trnr,
Magnetic aUt Electric properties, profoundly penetrating
ard emu-utly pui"tIuE AM soothing II relieves pam
tuI inflammation IT once tNlru freely applied rris
~, 'tt strained muscles ant u"f--, "IvuE new I- Ono
vitality b, 49, liz ing lush', - ptrai-ai parts srd
chrome ou starring comp an'~. aut wcaknss,e. al
syBg nervous pain. Neuralgia irritation, sui reno,
oh-fruct Ike csarm Ig'e'f an who have G-si
speak col Y truly Wnnier1l med rGa. ana esteem ~
by far superior any ana all other external rem"8-e
use D. -pgei in season. IL uuins remedy r .
Group. sore Throat. Inflammation col 10" iunZ Bow"
Liver. Kidneys and ether "r-1u,. Rb"Ua r~rn Spina'
Irritation A-u- the Breast au1 ~ all tird--
neg 5uu~ i-4dscln Neuralgia, eyes. ache ioath
ache. sgua The Face" Fnp'"- aud Efuptinn- o. AL
5HiS f-s bruised and Spr,iu"l imf-, HIrn- FrDyru
parts. thfihair-, indecent aui long standing ~"ir-
wounds. S-. ]. nfi a~n r~s'ure ~" Hair - She
Bali Head ana prevent the llErr from falling TIE III
u.rr ht- extensively Used unnu Canal aus
ptl.-ir Horses t1r G3i-, Wounds rrr- and lam-r--.
ami D. cure. when T hot, tHr the scratch
on hor-- aud Es4s, 4 Steep An the proprietor a-.
hey ella % r1 will l found The lester - e
prloUI where J. utac' el mssy people buy
y hy ~, quantity. AMI j. kept and u-i hy almost
fus bAnt ianas-z d the numerous pans and ach.s
every fam is J. more or les afflicted with. We "
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EANS, Fans, at the
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CITY BOOK STORE
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We say give IA cab AMI satisfy Yourselves that
there = one store IN town where YOU can get the
be-t Of goods al astonishing low prices, a. We are
determined 60 ,.l. goods cheaper that they were
ever before s"li iu th.- market. Va .rumhlins,
or charges made for showing goods.
Store IN the Holmes Wright block, one door
south a.! Barr Il Grove
eONNELi. d JENlsDN.
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81
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-24

The NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of the
best literary papers Of the day. A large Quarto
containing TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY COL
UNNS, Of entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY
ILLUSTRATED every week. so
4 Gif Worth from so Cents to $1,000 90 WI be
sent to each Subscriber on receipt of
81 the Subscription Money.
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FA53MA NN'9
r ON HOO PS AND TIE
FOR COTTON BALES.

Price 6 cents per pouad-25 per eeat, less than
Rope.
my one considering the advantages of Iron
II over Rope as material for binding cotton bales
Il will be surprised that it has not been adopted
long SINCE In its security against fire there is an
overwhelming reason for its adoption.
The Presses in the Seaport Cities have been the
main oauseof its not being generally adopted; but,
now that objection is removed generally and the
Orleans Press, the largest in N. o., give it the pre-.
ference over rope. The Fassmann Iron Hoop and
Tie is the improvement of one of the proprietors
and is adopted from the fact, that it is found after
long experiment to combine the greatest merits in
simplicity and facility Of application of any one
yet made. tits so prepared ITO require no change
for accomplishing. Thus obviating the only re-
naming difficulty at the sea board cities.
The hoops are sent Of any length from eight to
ten feet and full guarantee given thatneither the
Ties nor Hoops shall break. And further, that all
cotton bound in them shall be received on the same
terms, at the Orleans Press az rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is about the same as Rope,
OF one pound more or less,
To show the opinion Ship Masters have Off, We
give the following, among numerous commenda.
tons we have:
The undersigned masters ofvessels having had
cotton compressed with Fassmanns new Iron Hoops
and Ties, hereby recommend the same The bales
being well compressed, and the buttons or hoops
never break when thrown Gown in the Ships hold
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

! PHILADELPHIA.
Bsnevolent Institution sstablishedb by special En-
document for the Relief The Sick and DIS
4 tressed, afflicted nth Virulent and
Epidsmsc Diseases. a
T1HE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
/ awfuldestruction of humanlife, caused by Sex
ual diseases, and the receptions practiced upon
the unfortunate victims ofsuch diseases by Quacks,
several years ago directedtheir Consulting Surgeon,
Jas CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
open Dispensary for the treatment Of this class
Of diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDl.
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter,
with description of their condition, tage occupa-
ton, habits OF life &c.,1 and in cases Of extreme
poverty, to furnish Medicines free of
charge. It is needless to add that the Associa-
tion commands the highest Medical skill otthe age,
and willfurnish the most approved modern treat.
ment a
TheDirectors of the Association, in their Ann ual
Report upon the treatmentsof Sexual diseases, for
the year ending January lst 1858, express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in
the cure of Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence Gonorrna, elect, Syphilis, the
vice Of Onanism or Self-abuse, &C., and order d
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel as.
sured that their abors in this sphere Of sbeneyo-
lent effort have been ofgreat benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed ZEAL to this very
important and much despised cause.
An admirable report on spermatorrhea Or Semi
incl Weakness, the vice Of 0nanism Masturbation,
or Self-abuse and other diseases Of the sexual o.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail (in sealed enyelope) FREE OF CHARGE on
1receip Of two stamps for postage. Other Reports
and Tracks on the nature and treatment Of sexual
diseases, Diet &C., are constantly being published
for gratuitous distribution and will be sent to the
afflicted Some fthe new remedies and methods
of treatment discovered during the last year. are Of
great value. il
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE
R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors. rs &
EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
Gro. FA1RcHILD, Secretary. President.
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II BERTE ST. .ANGE, Teacher, at Dir. CAssoNs
house, having several vacant hours each day,
III. from IL to s, has the honor to offer his SER
vices to the Families Of Alexandria or vicinity. He
will teach Latin, French, Spanish, the Radments
Of the English and Arithmetic.
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