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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18
A StranCc Foot Story.

The Paris correspondent of Lon.
don contemporary tells strange story
about an artificial foot, the cause OF
II trial in one of the Law Courts OF
the French Capital. A Wallacian
young widow came to get amputa
ton OF the ankle joint done at Paris,
and an Orthopcdic machineist last
September made her an artificial foot
at the price of 1,055 francs, so ser.
yiceable that she could visit the the
atres. Having changed her apart
ncnt, the people whom she LETT, in
spite, spreading a rumor that she
was about quitting Paris without
paying her creditors; whcreon the
orthopedist, 'la'pe,l, called at her
new abode and possessed himself Of
her foot, without which he calcu
lated there WAS no locomotion posi-
BILE. The lady simply called in thu
aid OF another performer, and got at
good and much cheaper an article Il
sep on; and whea sued in paymcn
of the original understanding, plead
ed its abstraction by the maker with
ont her consent and to her inconvc
nience, compelling her to get a fresl
foot elsewhere. The Court con
demned the want OF gallantry, n
well rs the insulting conduct OF tn,
"footman," and exhonerated tn
Wallacian lady from the claim =
Two other incidents come out at tn
trial, which complete the tragicom,
dy. Feeling nervous after amputa
tion, the fair Wallacian had re
quired an amunuensis for her col
respondence and this secretary pre-
sented her with an elegy (L. E. G
on the loss-tor which he had tn
, impudence to summon her before tn
jmge de pais in payment Of one hun
4 Idred francs, while the foot itsel
1 without any ordor from her, had bee
D carried off for interment at Pere |
Z Chaise, involving the cost of tn
. ground aud OF a marble slab-tota
} $50 francs.
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Pleasant Paragraphs.

A story is told of q Doctor in the
goodly town Of b, not hundred
miles from Vermont. The Doctor con.
stsntiy missed wood from his pile, and
set watch. As was expected, it proved
to be the work Of near neisEbor, who
room appeared, and carefully culiing
ou, all dry wood, started of with an
armfui. The doctor hastily gathered
up an armful Of green wood and fol.
lowed, tugging as last as he could, and
lust as the man threw down his srmlul,
the doctor did the same, exclsiming,-
rrhs1e, ou must burn green wood part
Of the time-l have TO-" and departed
leaving the thief 10 bis own reflections
A fellow in Indians. drying g one
horse wagon, in crossing a railroad ira cA
Yves run into by a locomotive, his We
hicle demolished, and himself landed
bnhuri, about two rods from the seen,
Of the disaster. The Engineer stoppe,
the train to see il any one was killed
and discovered the victim on his hand
snl knees. swell, friend suid he
"srs you badly hur.l" The reply
Yslkee like. was by another question
Tong drawn out:-Will-you ou-s.s. t
tie now, weittill--lill morningl
There is q peculiar way OF "puttin,
. thing" 10 the House. as they say il
Congress, which may be called III,
most conclusive style Or grammar.-
Thus Emerson, in a lecture at Salem
speaking Of the reprehensible practc,
of"pairing of" Id legislative bodies
said: "Suppose::each OF the three h und
red Spsrtsns at Thsrmopyl Ia had deem
ed il his duty to his country done b;
paifng of with like number OF Per
lsps. what would hsysbscome Of III,
glorious defense. and tRe opportunity
Shieh IL gave for Grsees to. prepare 70
: vigorous and successful resistance 1,
the m liiaps under Xsrxss?"
ssa"sir." said . y oung wife to her hu.
band, q few days after marriage, "y o,
we're homes enough 10 tell me Ibstysu
shimney smoked; but why 1fdnt yoS
ttiips tbst you smoked ysdrssli,p
Says an sstronorsf to a bright.eys 9,
girl. when tsiking OF rainbows, "Di,
You ever see lunar bow. Missi" .
IL have seen bsAnr by moonlight, il
sb.f' wig. YOU las.p," vs' the i'lo'.
"'E vt3essa l.s' a. s.'s-s
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

FBEAk OF A CoNvIor.-On Tues.
day morning, soon after the prisoners
OF the Penitentiary were marched
out from their cells, one OF them
turned up missing. 1t proved to bc
an old man named Milligan, SEN
Tor life, about two y ars since, froa
Brown county, Ohio. Where he hat
placed himself was a mystery to all
and the entire police turned ont tt
hunt him up, their labor provin.
Intellectual until near dark last night
when the fellow was found secrctet
in a six feet pit underneath the larg,
fly wheel Of Hall and Browns ma
chinery. lie bad secreted himsel
early in the day, before the whee
was started, and had lain there u2ol
his back for honrs With the whee
almost touching his stripes, and re
rolving at immense speed. In a bo,
by his side were stored n large guam.
tity of crackers. sugar and othel
Tight articles OF food, OF which hs
had procured sufficient quantity tc
last him week. The machiner,
was instantly stopped, Milligan wa,
drawn forth from his retreat, and
placed in another more dark, cheer,
less, secluded, and secure-the dun,
Igeon.- COlumbus MOt.
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NEyMNA MON sI9ME.
SCARR & COMPANY.
eI8a 2Is Water ST., ,Sandusky, Ohio
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
B,U. SHEET AND HOOP IRON,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
B,R, SHEET AND HOOP IRON,
Nails. Steel. Giass, Spikes, Pipe Bor,,, Hubs
Spnkrs Russia Ndii Rods, Sredss Iron,
CIriiigs Bolts, NUS, IPdshers, Ricsfs,
H. IJ'ES ald other celebrated brands OF Springs
and dIies.
TIL. Subscribers arc now RECEIVING = part of
Their Fall Stock, tn which they would invite
the attention oi Merchants, Wagon Carriage
Manufacturers, Tnners and Machnists.
Nails aud Iron.--Wc get our stock chiefly
from the well. l.known RsnsinsfOn and ShOsnbsrg-
er IPorks, Pittsburgh, and II needs no rccom'
mendation from us, and selling common bar At
36e3!c.; Nails, sd aud up, $3.50 cash; small
Nails 81 extra.
Window Gins..--sxlOt To lOxl5, ten per cent.
cheaper than last season.
sheet Iron.--We are pleased 10 inform our
customers that we can afford common and Pipe
Iron at a to SC, aud Pan aud q at o to SIC
land also
RIve,s for Timers By the NJ at Manufactur'
ors' prices.
SPRlNGS & AXJES... A large assortment on
hand constantly, including II. Ives, which ID
a very superior axle. They have an oil cham
Der in box and on arm, leather washer set In
nut with back iange, and size of arm larger
than sold Tor, finished In the best poss BILE man
ner and the easiest running axle used.
| PIPE BOXES in large or small quantities, and
We guarantee to make our prices satisfactory
| CARRIAGE B0LTS..From the Eagle Works,
Philadelphia; also the Pittsburgh bolt Boil
these brands are celebrated and have no rival
Also, n full stock OF Hubs, Spokes, Russis
Nail Rods, Swedes Iron, Cast, Spring and Plov
Steel, Nuts, &c.
SAfES.-.We have Safes from three manu-
factories, warranted in every particular, ant
we offer them AT Manufacturers prices. Give
us n call.
Hoping by close attention to business and Sc
lection of COED and warranted goods. and fai
N "A Trade.
reman, Respectfully yours, &c.,.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

LABcR. A life OF labor il man $
natural condition, and most favorable to
mental health and bodily vigor. From
the ranks OF the laborcrs have the
worlds great men been taken. David
WAS in enrly life shepherd; Moses
kept the nocks Of Jethro, his father.in
law, forty yenrs before he Game forth
the leader OF Israel; aud the apostles
we're taken from the handy, sunburnr
6sherme1.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

ITO TEACIIERs.--Ths Board OF School Ex
J. aminers for Hancock county, will hold =
session for the purpose Of examining Teachers
at tho Union School room, In Finday, ON the
nrst Saturday OF January and the frst Satar
days OF every month thereafter, CONNIE ncing ri
ten o'clock, \. m, until further notice 10 given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FispLAr, Jan. l, 1850.
N. ID. All applicants will be re equirsd 10 pre-.
sent u tho Examiners oertdosts signed by
two or more of their present or previous am
ployers, giving n satisfactory statement a. to
their moral character and faithfulnsss Al
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying 10 shell
moral character aud studious habita, e.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18
GALE OF REAL ESTATE ny ORDER

GALE OF REAL ESTATE ny ORDER
y or COURT.-on the 9Th day OF April, A.
D. 1859, at one O'Clock, afternoon, on the prem.
ises, viii be sold Mt Administrators sale, to the
lghest bidder. the following real estate, as the
property Of william McMichael, deceased, to.
witt Situate In range ., township south, sec.
tion thrty-fouP, East half North; West quarter,
in tho county Of Hancock, and state of Ohio,--
hsing tho same hand owned by said William
MoMichael, ut his death.
Said property viii be positively sold on said
day. -.
TEsAs - 0na.third down, 0ns.third In one
and two years, with Interest.
G. W. SMITH,
44dmin,sfrator af JPiiiiam Nc Michael, dssssssd.
February 3, 1S69.-(Sw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

Henry VIII, after the death oi Jane
Sc, mour, had some difficulty to ge, an
other wife. His first offer was 10 the
Duchess Of Milan; bu, her answel
was, "She had hot one head: il abe hnt
Two. one should have been OF BIZ
service"
"Do you think raw clans is healthy
Bobi"
"Yes, | do"
"Some folks say they isn't"
81 don't care what some folk, say
hot never knew a raw clam TO com
plain OF being ou, Of heaith"
Display not y our learning on oil oc'
rasions. Still there 10 no occasion 10
.,ide your talents "under a bushel OF
under o beds" but be careful not to
throw pearls before swine which
pro6teth nothing.
We iniure ourselves moro than our
enemies. by iudulging hatred towards
them.
No poultice has ever been discovered
to draw out name virtues go fully as
the sod which covers his grave.
Money in y our purse will credity on =
wisdom in your head adorn you-tu
both in y our necessity will serve you.
Coveious men need money least, ye
most affect it, aud prod gals, who meet
II most. do least regard il.
Talk not Of private concerns. Min
your own business.
Few jokes will bear repeating.
Take the peace.makers part ia de
batting. Il is frequently the best end
the string-not always so. however.
would not have worked so well in tn
'70.
Be not clsmorou. in dispute, lut eI
erclse good humor.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

BEAUTy.--"llow beautiful" said
a lady, "the face OF nature looks af.
ter u shower"
"Ahem! Yes, madam, fc,usrk.
I'd an ungallapt gentleman. "sAd &C
would Yours after undergoing a slim
liar process.
Too bad. 1t was the lady's; frs,
essay at = fashionable cosmetic OF a
high'colored description; besides,
she took snuff to improve her teeth
But 'tain't proper that the truth
should be told--st times, ~ !
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

MEApows.-All grounds, intended FOR
meadows, should be pIowed deep and
pulverized thoroughly. and few bush
els Of ashes 10 the acre, sowed on the
,nrlate at the time Of sowing the seed
to be narrowed or brushed In with it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18
NEW EVIDENCE.

Being afflicted with a griev"ns letter on
the arms and f'"c after trying many rene.
dies which utterly faded tu rurr.-l was per-
suadrd by W. VI. Btrris Il Go. to try Lindsey :
improved Blood Setrch"r: and now, siZ weeks
after finishing the s'coi.d bOitis. Pronounce my
self cured.
The letter broke ont. something over n year
ago. on tho inside utmy arms. extending from
the clbuwS down tu the wrists; also. ON ~
face, Immediately round the mluth aud chm.
and cont nued To- he perfect torment tu me un.
al cured by the Blood Scar her. Ny arms, al
times. were almost useless. owing to the
cracks aud sores un them. labln ~ bleed NJ
any time un the irtSt cNcrtlun tu Iiil ur work.
and sometimes ~ itrny that ! could scarcely
picN cnt tearing my flesh. have now been
cured SIX weeks. and feel u due t"Mr. Lindsey
aud to the public generally. to make this state
mcnt. ~ hope that others like mysclfmay bs
bcncfttsd By usins his valuable medicine.
her
JANE Il WILSON.
marx
( Sworn and subscribed before mr, ono ol Tho
! Aldermen Ia and Tor the city oi piti sburg, th
18th day at Jdly. \. u. ISIS.
AND. McMASrER, alderman.
en- For sale by
DIX. 4. LANGWORTIiY, ri,1,a,
ISRAEL GREEN.
lIoLinAYsBlRi. September Il. ls5S.. t3m1
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TIMOTHY. The earlier timothy is
sowed after the middle Of August, the
better. The young plants will have
more time to supply themselves with
rootietS, to prevent the effects OF winlel
CreeZins and thawing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18
WIsr BEpFoRD. Coshocton co.,
May II, 1851.

Mr.. II. b. B.Kihgsley--Sir ! have been sell
ing the medicines of the GrafTenterg Com
pany for the last ten years, aud have lnvaIi-
ably found them to give good satisfaction
and the Pills have sold to a great many
families as regularly as their tea ard coffee
and with my trade they have become sta
pie article. MnIShalPs Uterine Cathollcor
is = medicine that has done gle-, amoun
of good in female diseases. One lady sole
It to, told me that she had received E-or,
good from one bottle than she did from
long couIse of medical treatment by IL,
lnostskilliul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
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nITCH NOrICE.-Notice 10 hereby given
IL 10 Jacob Klinker, Of Tuscarawas cOu MY,
Ohio, who Is the owner of the East half Of the
North West quarter OF section number IL, in
ten, East-that the Trustees OF Liberty town.
ship, Hancock county, Ohio, will meet At tho
house Of John Boyles, junior, in said township,
ON the 10th day Of March, A. ID. 1859, at ten
O'Clock, forenoon, ofsaid day to view and locate
a ditcn, or water.course, commencing at the
tel minatiOn of tho ditch heretofore dug, known
40 the Morrell ditch, on the center limo be-
tween the East half OF the North. West quarter
and the West half OF the North West quarter
Of section number eighteen, in tho township
aforesaid; thence In \ course nearly East, fol-
lowing up the line of the swale. until II strikes
the line OF tte West half OF the North East
quarter Of said section, NJ 3 point about ten
rods North OF the school'house In school dis
..srRa JOHN B0YLES, pr. :
February 4, lssa. (ew.
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JEFEEH soSIAs nook ana

IL Job Printing OGice.--The Publisher hav.
ing good assortment Of TyrH, and IN success.
:ui operation mo of Lawyers job Presses. "
which are the BEsr JOB PRgssEs now IN use. he.
ing capable of throwing of FIFTEEN HUNDRED IN,
rRgssiONs PER HorR, is prepared to do all kinds
of job Work, such rs Cards, Plain and Orna,
mental; Circulars, r.5ters, Blanks, BillHeads,
Programmes, Pamphlets, &c. With our pres
ent facilities, we feel confident that We can
give entire satisfaction, both AS IL regards OK.
SsuIon and the rates charged.
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I'IjNE AIS.

FU ER 4 LIS.
THE undersigned have procured aa eI'
cellent Hearsc, and will ,therelore, be en-.
abied her-s lter not onlyto make collins, but
alsotc attend funerals on the shori-s no
tIce.
No Charge
win be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as TIRE
gard the style and price Of coliins.
IL. Dom forget the place, one door cas-
o. Henderson, block, on the south side o
RaiRoad street G. w. FARMER,
J. K. CLARK.
F,ndlay, o., Dec. .'55-tf.
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BEEF! BEEFi! BEEF!l!

THE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
Il SHOP, in Hyatt's Buildtng, nearly opposite
the Court House, whore he always keeps
on hand an excellent quality o. FRESH NEAT.
toners and as many others as feel disposed, to
test his ability to accommodate them, to give
him a call 10 they wish BEHs-srEAKs, he has
the very article to suit their fssts. Do thsy
prefer a noAsr, he can supply wants IN this
or snY, they win not be disappointed, unless
they all speak at onee." ~.
Aprils, 1858. A. KARe.
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To the Trade.

JUsr REcsIvEp...SHEET IRON--.lO0 bundles
Of common and Charcoal Sheet Iron, and tor
sale cheap. CARR co.
Jusr REoEixED.- WIRE assorted, from No, 6
to 10, at the Bethel Iron Store, and selling At
Manufaoturers' prioeL CARR co.
Jusr CHECKED Is-.-TIN- -PLATE...-a stock Of
which we will hereafter keep on hand ut 2l6
and 2ls Water st., and sell at the to,cs:t figure
for cash. CAkH Co.
In addition to tho above We can supply you
with genuine and mutation "
RUSSIA SHEET IRON,
- SHEET ZINC,
PIG.1IN, .r
sos RIYETS,
qALVANIzED IRON efr
for roofing, spouting and cutters.
Gsss y. a Sal srd g wis sUsrsaats sstiv sssssa.
estobsr n, 1855, CAN = W.
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INNItM IN IOwA.--An individual in Find
II Law. has u Farm OF IIO acres located in
Monroe county, Iowa. which he will dispose VI
for cash, ur exchange for good claims ur town
property In FlndlLy. For further ptrticulars
rallnn :. A. SPEAR,
Mny %, 1853. Real Estate Hgsnt.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT
FOR. SALE.

TT any person desires to purchase nrst.ratc
i town lot, that will ansSer the double pur.
pose of business and residence, now is your
time To strike! The undersigned is Offering for
salc, r1y chrap, the property situated on the
West sido of Main street. htth lot North of the
rluday House" lot fronts West on Broad
way. and Fast on Main street, with IN alley ou
the south side-making IL ono of the most do
sirable lots that can be found in tho town plat
Iof Findlay. Any person desiring to purchase
such lot, will do well to call upon the under
signed soon, who will make known To them thu
terms of sale. N. Y. MEFF0RD.
FINDLAY, Ohio. Janusry 20. 1889.
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MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.

May LIST, 1858.
This certilcs that have hcGn in very pool
health fnr years. and found little or ~ relie
after employing u number 0i physicians. Ny
Il scaSc was Prnlipss Uteria. ! had been re
duccd by that and Flounr Albus until had he
come uCcerated Ia a considerable extent. b,
the advice uf Dr. q. W. Bushnell procure,
and touk six bottles of Marshalls Uterine Ca
tholicnn. which enabled me to attend tn my
which WAS about u year since. ! have takei
three bplllos since his death, which have mad,
me ablo 10 labor and support my family o
three children. II Is the only thing that ha
mtIgated my suffering, for which feel yer,
grateful. MARY Il. ROBINSON.
Tho Ca,holcon Is for sale by
II. B, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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UvE,Iyu or AMEI,ICN WOMEN
ii From TIE NsIr borL Diiiy .Ncirs (Ed' tor
.,D "Nc desire to- Chll attention t"t t'ticr
from Or Joshua +. Bridge. un The Health ~
American W"m"n. IN "nn,her c"llIhll. ne ne
treats the sIhIcct IN AN able mannor. and hiS
Sk u and medical Judgment may he r'ilc' NJ
On. .
From Mt Albany Morning Errp'".
"Mirs'aii's tt"r ~ C",hullc"H mas proved
.tn bc fully - valuable ~ u i claimed Ia hc in
many severe test. made by medical gentle
mon and others. pr. lirrd-r Isa regular phv'
-,c.an Of very Tine aittuIncnt1, 'id man
uf great jul dsin"nt and i rrmiHl'"n' lndi.
cinu. aud highly successful practitioner ~ All
Diseases. especially th"-" "i women ana ch''l'
rem. From Fhvdahw' .,
.Nr,li,iIS T. etInc Cathuiicnn VII crriIihl!
cure I'll tuc diseases i"r wAIch II ~ recon-
nrndrh,'
'rhcrc is 10 medicine Ike it IN thi'c"un,ry.'
.,ln the worst eases have ever met 'h,
Marshall Uterine Calhpl'c'n 50 ccr'"'h "h'
M\HSliAL.l.S UTERINE CATH)LiCON
f., uuLnsit,tuuly ollareI is 4 reliable remedy
tor all those cnmpltu'S Ia walrh every w"li''i
IL lEthlr. sad winch gradually a!i"cl ll' in'hu
us well AZ the buuy, 81 tHIt To TANK. utlN or
work beromrs al. Nc source Ot suffering, II
not impOSSihiliy. Among the complaints Tor
which the C,uhulicuu IL rcnr'ly are tdl'ilI-
IT the wnm',. Whites. Suppressed, Irregular
or Painful M"ustrultlun, BlnatnS. I'M lhlmt'
tions, aud Diseases "i NO ~ hnf!N or Urinary
Organs Rctouli"n or lncuutincn"e 81 Urine,
Heartburn. CnSiivcncSs, Nerv"usncSS. FAINT
MS Pdlptutiuns Cramps, Disturbed Alc"P
and all trnI'lcS, orr enc or sylnitihet &, con
ucClcd with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any ot thr
above symptoms nr with spine, llv"r or Ian.
complaints. Nre invited t"addrcSs Dr. BHill''l
wlth iul confidence that they VIII ma rciIei
MarShall's Uterine Caih"c"n Is not u qnr'
mrdlcipe. hut us ingredients have been ntl'
known to the Medical Colleges, and they arr
At the service OF any respectable physician II
the country.
l TIE Price of M.iRSHiLLS tTERINf
CiTHOLICONis one doiidr aud n hd0 per "'
gle b0fhs
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HOW AID ASSOCiAt ,ON,
RnILADEiApBIA.
Br,strol,nt Trstifution established By Ytcidl ..
dccmsnt for The relief ofhe sick and dsfrsssed'
afflicted ,oith Viru,ent and Epidsmie e'issa's.

A Brupolenf Institution. established By 5ptcidi en
do,rn,pt for he relief of fhe sick and sfrsssed.
afflicted ,cih Virwenf and Epidsmie Jtssast'.
rJ,HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
awful destruction Of human life, oAuse d BY
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practssd
upon the unfortunate victims by quacks, sever
nj Years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
"a charitable act worthy oftheir name, 10 open
n Dispensary for the treatment OF this Glass
diseases, In all their forms, and 70 give Medical
Advice gratis, 70 All who Apply ~ ieuer, wI.n
tion, habits Of life, &o,) and In cases OF fextreo
poverty, to FURNISH NEDfcfNs FREE OF CHAUut--
II is needless to add that the Association com:
mands the highest Medical skill OF the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors Of the Association, in theft
Annual Report upon the treatment OF sexual
Diseases, express the highest SATISFACTION Win
tho success which has attended the labors OF
the Consulting Surgeon In the cure Of SPERMA-
T0RRhEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. 1MPO-
TENCE, G0N0RRHEA, GLrET, SYPHILIS, tho
Vice OF ONANrsN, or SELr.A .ABcsE, &c., &C., and
order continuance OF the same plan for the
u, ensuing year,
| The directors, on review ofthe past. feel Al
sured that thcir iabors In this sphere Of benev
olcnt cfIort, have been Of great beneatto ths
aficted, especially to tho young, and they have
resolved tO devote themselves. with renew
real. to this very important but much despssS
cause,
Just Published by the Association, a Repor
on Spcrmatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, tn,
Vice of Onanism. Masturbation or Self Abuse
and other Diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, by tn,
Consulting Surgeon. which will be sent by mail
lin n sealCdletter envclOpe,) FRYE OF CHANCE. .Ol
receipt OF TWO srASPs fUr postage. Other Re
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatmsn
OF sexuei diseases, dIet. &c, are ospst sniiy be
ing Published for gratuitous distribution. AM
I v'll be sent to the afflicted some ~ tho nev
re medies and methods OF treatment discovers
during the last year. are Of great value.
, , Address. for Report or treatment. Dr. -. ski
iIs HoUgHroS, Acting Surgeon, Howard AssC
citation, No. South Ninth street. philadelphia
, Pennsylvania. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWEI.Is, Prssidtnt.
GEO. FAlRCHiLD, SECRETARY.
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