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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

BreJost h.sii'ution established ty sf,c.ai erda1ae
fer the R.iief Qf the Sick aud Distressed, og.ict,d
toita Tir1ilezt and Eptd8ssc Diseases
FEdS HOWARD A,SOtlAIlUN, IN view OF tie awful Ge
struction Of human life caused by sexual diseases
and the deception practiced upon TIA. unfortunate
us Of such diseases by uack, several gears $40 drec
| ted their Consulting Surgeon, = CHARITABLE Az
worthy OF their maine, upea spensary for the
neDt Of This class OF diseases All then f0rps and
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO al who apply by let
ter, with description of Their condition, (&ge, occupz
ton, habits II life AMI csses of extreme power
~, to FURNISH MEDIUMS FREE Of CHARGE. Il Il
needless 10 add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skIll Of the age, and will furnish the
proved mo,lern treatment.
The directors OF the Association their Annual Repor
upon the treatment 81 SeEu. Diseases express the
est satisfaction with the winch ATTENDED
rho-s, semnsl Weakness, Gonorrhca elect, the vic,
of onsnlsm Sell-abuse and order Continuance q
the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, review If the past feel assured TIA
their abors this sphere Oi beneFolent effort have been
o. great benefit 10 the afflicted especially the young
and they have resolved ,o devote themselves with
nswed zeal, 20 tAa very Important sud much 1es.sea
cause.
"A admirable Report 90 spermsiOrrhosa, Semns
Weskness, the vice Of Onarisin, MasturbaIiun, self
abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs by the
C,nsuisiIg surgeon, viii be by mail n sc- led
yeiupe), FREE OF CHARGE, receipt ~ TWO STAMPS
for postage Other Reports and Tracts the nature and
trestmcntof sexual disesses Diet dc constantly lie
Ing published for sratuitoUs distribution and viii be ssn,
10 afflicted OF the remedies and methods
Of reaten; discovered during the last year o rss;
value.
Address, Tor Report treatment, Dr.. J. SKIIIlN
HOUGHfON actin, surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. 81 order the
recJnrs EZRA y. HAkIWELL, President.
GSn. FAIs1mD, Secretary. febl5y,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-No,ice

IA is hereby gwen, that by virtue OF to me
directed 10y the ia ige Of Probate Of the county 81 Ing
ham, date ihe 9Th day Of March, lsGO, authorizing the
sal. .: the 4 AGazsh .AlJn, decA&.si
that ,h&lI, Saturday, the ooh DAY % Nay
1850, 81 O'Clock III tho afternoon, the prem
The vags CT w.suiston Oder for safe al public sndue,
all the right tie and in ierest o. the said deceased Ind
10 the following described real estate, tie village OF
Wiamstan 10 wit lot number OF block nulnh er
onH in the village Of williamson, county Of lnxhau.
Dated April > 1863
Qrr Irufpf
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DROBATE NOTICE.-In the matter

Il Of tie estate Of John Lucas deceased Notice here
by given that The undersigned Will 1T for The purpose
of auditing and adjusting ella against raid estate
the Probate Office the village CT Mason the first
Moncsy May june and August, A. d. 1860 between the
hours o 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock p. ca, #
said days and all persons having claims Said
tate hereby notified. that uees such rre
sensd on before the FIST Monday OF August, D. 1880
they will be forever barrel
Witness, VA. IL. tiNCkNEY Judge Of rebate.
City OF Lansing. April 10. 1850 s~25y
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Kheur;Rltissll

Past experience teaches you that this disease
is considered by the people, and even physi-
clans, to be almost unmanageable; but prepare
a Liniment and Syrup, expressly for this disease,
and challenge tho world to produce a remedy
that will give as speedy and permanent relief in
o.sn nf Rh.unati.rn. as Royoo's Rheumatic lin
iment.
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CANCERS.

Cured without any surgical operation, b,
means of plaster, which destroys the tumor
and by cleansing the blood, which removes the
seat of the disease
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For Fever and Aguc,

Or any of the Bilious Diseases SO common in our
country, prepare a Balsam, which contains no
mineral or poisonous substance on the one hand,
or quinine on the other, but it will destroy the
disease, and restore the system 10 its usual
health.
sB- For further particulars the undersigned
can be consulted at his Office on Washington
Avenue, first door south Of Coryell & tensions
store. l.. S. BOYCE.
Lansing, Mich. Nov. %. 1889. ly2IO
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage Sale.

Mortgage safe.
nEFACLT having been made in the payment
~ Of a certain sum Of money, secured TO be
paid by Indenture Of Mortgage, bearing date
the eighteenth day Of November, A D. 1854,
executed by John Dunn and Mary Dunn, his
wife, Of Ingham County, State OF Michigan, to
Richard Bohonnon, of the same county, which
said mortgage was recorded IN the Registers
Office Of said county of Inghsm on the 20th day
Of November, a. d. 1854, at 8 O'Clock T. NJ, in
Eber of Mortgages, pages sos and 900, which
said mortgage was, on the 9Th day of March, A.
D. 1857, duly assigned by said Richard Bohon-
non to jerome NJ Treadwell, then of the same
county, which said assignment was duly recorded
in the said County Registers Office, on the 9th
day OF March. A. d. 1857, at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
in Eber 10 OF mortgages, on page ll3, on which
said mortgage there is claimed TO be due and IN
paid at the date of this notice, principal and in
terest, the sum of two hundred and eighty-three
dollars for the collection of which no proceedings
az law or equity have been taken; now therefore,
to satisfy said mortgage and the cost of foreclo-
sure, by virtue of power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
cases provided, the mortgaged premises described
therein, TO wit: The southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section thrty-four. in towr
three north of range two west, containing forty
acres, in the county of Ingham and State o.
Michigan, viii be sold at public auction Oh
vendue 10 the highest bidder therefor, at the
Court House of said county, in the village o
Mason, on Wednesday, the thirtieth Gay of May
next, at one o'clock P. II.
JEROME NJ. TREADWELL,
Assignee of the above Mortgage.
Barnes & HUNTINGTON, Attorneys.
Dated February 18th, A. ID. 1850. l5w254
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Joy TO Suffering Humanity.
RELIEF TO THE REST OF MANKIND
L. :. BOYCE,
LECTIC YSECEAS

ECLECTIC PHI FCE \ y
"AVING concluded TO settle il this northern
IL country, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Lansing and vicinity. Particular
attention will be given 10 the cure OF Cancers,
Sc,ofula, Spinal Complains, Female Diseases OF
all kinds, Pulmonary Complairts, Rheumatism,
&C., &c.
The undersigned, having travelled several
wears, collecting information from the French,
Norwegians and Indians, is prepared to COM
pound medicines expressly for the cure OF some
of the worst diseases that human flesh ID heir
TO. We only refer TO few OF them here:
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NOTlCE.-Whereas my Minor Son,
SBoEsE ABsKy, has LEI. re ADD nv srployuoeot
his i 20 forbid al ssons boring or ,,xs.ny him
viii not be resp0nsioe for sny csoss any j. bill es
csatrac,sa oy him sst=r ;hs date
FREDERICK iBBsT.
On ncsSa. March q. 1850 ev.ss
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Mortgage Sale.

Mortgage Sale.
IN the second day of Nay, A. ID. 1856, Alorzo
" Phillips, then OF Alaeidon, Ingham county,
Michigan, to secure the payment Of a sum OF
money executed and delivered TO Caleb Carr,
then OF Phelpstown, now Wiliamstown) in said
county, a mortgage upon land situated in said
county described as follows, to wit part of
section twenty-five in township three north of
range one west, and bounded as follows: begin
ming at point on the west line of said section,
distant one hundred rods from the south west
corner thereof, thence running east thirty rods
thence north twenty ght rods and four sevenths
thence east seventy rods, to Salmon Rowels west
line, thence north along said line to the east and
west quarter line of said section thence west along
said line to the west line of said section, thence
south along said line TO the place of beginning con-
tanning twenty-five acres Of land more or less, also
twenty acres Of land off the south side OF the
north west quarter of said section twenty five.
Said mortgage was recorded: May 9th, 1886, in
Liber OF mortgages on page ISL, in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of said county of Ing
ham. Default has been made in the conditions
of said mortgage, and there is now claimed to be
due and unpaid thereon the sum of twenty-five
dollars and thrty.five cents ($22,35) and no suit
or proceeding at law has been instituted for the
recovery of the same, therefore notice is hereby
given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
solo Of twenty suo nf sad PROMISES to wit:
the twenty-five acres hereinbeiore first desert
bed, on the eighth day of May next, at one
O'Clock iii the afternoon, at the court house, in
the village of Mason, i'll said county, at public
vendue.-Willianston Feb. 10th, 1860.
l2w25I CALEB CARR, Mortgage.
HoRATIo PRATT Att v for MORTGAGE
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Detault having

AFE been in the pa yrlenJ 81 tan gas"
eGecute1 by Robert Rsg aud Aa-c.'c. lis wife. ifs
davenport. ate4 January ninth 1855, AMI ecJrje.
January twenty NINTH u 1856, the Inghsn conn,
Registers Office fabeT II Mortgages, 81 page sO-
upon which mortgage there II c.aued n due - the
date Of this notice. she Of huul.i and
dollars AMI tSeniy Eve cent aud suit proceeding
at law having been instituted To any part there
notice Is Therefore lac eby gwen, mat TUESDAY, ihe
9Th day II jane next Twelve o'c ock 81 that
day. the foot of the unity tIcut
House, in the village II Mason, shah &C a. public
ton to the highest otdcT I- Premises contained in suet
mortgage, COR much shall be necessary SATISFY
the due such mortgage, with per
tersst legal costs that say, the tooV ing lan
in lnghsm county, Michigan: The SOUTHWEST usIter of
section thirteen, town thies north of range
containing: one hundred and sixty acres,
Dated l'e;rot, March .. 1890
W. :. MATEGgAS, IRA DANENPUIf,
l3w255 Mort
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09
N. E. CONFERENCE,
SEVENTH DAY.

BUFFALO, Nays
Ths Conference was presided over to-day by
Bishop Scott.
MeSsrs. Slicer, Pike, E. Thompson, Goodwin,
Cartwright and H. Kingsley, we're announced as
Special Committee 70 consider the commuoica-
ton Of DR.. Luckey, made 10 she Conference yes
terday.
Bishop Barker announced that IN accordance
with resolution Of the Conference Bishop horr Is
would deliver funeral address on the late Bishop
Waugh, at bali past ten Friday morning.
Upon resumilg the order Of business, an in
ehectual attempt was made to refer all petitions,
and memorials, without reading
A petition was presented from Baltimore, asking
that all in the church discipline. re lating 70 the
subject Of slavery, be stricken out, and the whole
subject be referred 10 the Annual Conferences.
A memorial from the Black River Conference,
asking that probation preachers be authorized 10
sOemnize marriages; and one from the Cincinnati
Conference in favor Of the admisson Of children
to iul membership, were referred TO the Commit
tee on ReVivals.
The Committee which was ordered 10 prepare q
plan for Court Of Appeals, aud report. 10 day,
made the following: The Court Of Appeal shall
be standing Committee, composed Of the Bish-
ops and one member from each delegation elected
by the respective delegations. The right Of chal.
lenge for cause shall be awarded to both parties
The Court may excuse members for sickness, in
terest, or other sufficient reasons. at least two
thirds Of the whole Court shall hear the case, .
majority If whom shall be sufficient to determine
it,
An amendment TO allow fifteen members of the
Committee to render a verdict, was rejected.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09
FROM NEW YORK

New YoRK, May g.
At meeting at the Metropolitan last night,
strong resolutions recommending Gen Houston
for the Presidency were unanimously sdoP
ted, and committees appointed to get up amass
meeting.
A destructive fire is ranging in the forest on
the line between New York and Mass, North
and East of Albany. Many hundred acres of
land have been swept over Some of the los
calities are Berkshire county, between Wind
sor and Cheshire, Dalton, North Adams, and
Claresbu g, all in Mass near the N. Y line.
A private letter from Southampton says the
steamship Illinois was advertised to sail from
that port on Tuesday, May let.
The Tribune Correspondence says: Mr..
Wendell's testimony before the CoyOde Com
mittee established the fact that he expended
between $50, 900 aud $4,000 on the English
Bill, part of which has been traced and the rest
in fair way Of discovery.
The evidence Of Simeon johnson furnishes
another link in the chain, proving that the Ls-
compton Constitution was made here and sent
to KanssS by an Administration agent.
The Naval Committee of the Ho use will re-
port q bill soon for the establishment of But
terfeld's Mexican and Gulf Steamship Mail
line. 1t is proposed to connect this line with
the New York and Boston Sourthern Steamship
line, and it is understood that the New York
and Eastern members will oppose the Bill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.-DrG Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
fattering testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
fessors of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence to professional skill in the Of ElectrictE
as a curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
of the Brain, and other Chronic Diseaaes with uni
form success. He will pay q premium for the
proof that his success is equaIled by any treatment
hat is now OF ever was in the city of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his office. No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

The announcement was made Ia last evenings
papers that The Cleveland Delegates to Charleston,
Messrs. Payne, Rhodes, Gray, Green, Fitch, 30 f,
would arrive by the sos Pittsburgh train, and
forthwith consultation was had IS TO the most
stunning reception to greet them with The gun
was brought down to the baUk Of the lake, aud
Leland's band was stationed ct the depot, AZ
o'clock the train arrived and one solitary gun was
given for each Of the Eve delegates As they de-
seended from the cars, three tremendous cheers"
see Democratic prints we're given by four small
boys and nine men. As the delegates, heaeed by
the band, marched to the Court House, guns we're
ared upon thv Square.
J W. HCisey. EsqY was called to the Chair, and
made few Introductory remarks,
Mr. Payne was first called upon for speech.
he gladly responded TO theca.l, although Wearied,
10 render briet account Of the visit to Charleston
They had met with kind and hearty hospitality
from The citizens Of Charleston but be passed over
amatiers Of minor interest and came directly 10 the
questions Of the platform aud the candidates. He
then reviewed the conduct Of the "hre eatersP and
the Northern men. He spoke first Of the discus
sions upon the platform in Committee and said
that the Committee was composed Of gentlemen
who, for honesty intelligence and good faith, had
never been exceeded by any body Of men in the
United States,
Mr.. Payne explained the workings Of tho Com
mittee upon the platform, and exposed some party
matters TO the faithful who hlled the Court House.
An allusOh to Senator Bayards prediction for ice
cream and whisky saloons, was greeted with
feeble applause from the Deacon" The Homo
rable gentleman's remarks showed delightful
state Of discOrd between the two branches of the
sorcalled Democracy. His speech was able and
earnest,and there can be no conhicuog opinions As
to his superior abilities as public man. Indeed
think him the ablest man in all that Charleston
Convention. He gave a scathing rebuks 10 the
miserable timeserving, cringing Office seekers of
be North. There were many points in his
remarks that we should like to report and COM
ment upon. but the lateness Of the hour forbids-
He made some severe hits at the secederz Of the
South, and closed with high expectations OF
Douglas at Jaltimore
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09
RESOLUTIONS,

By Mr.. Marshall, requesting the Board of
City improvements to examine so much of the
bridge across the CuyahOga river on CONNER
cial street as is within the limits of the city,
and if in an unsafe condition, to cause its re-
pair. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, requiring the City Attorney
to report, at the next meeting Of the Council,
whether the city can legally rent that part of
Hind street running from the line of the C. &
NJ. Railroad to the Cuyahoga river. Adopted.
By Mr.. Quayle, instructing the Street Com
missioner to examine the side walks and cross
ings between Prospect and Kinsman streets,
and cause the same to be put in repair
Adopted.
BY Mr. Palmer that the sum of $50 extra
be allowed to 8. J. Burlison for tending Cen
tire Street Bridge. Adopted
By Mr.. 0viatt, requesting the City Attorney
to report to the Council whether they have
power to cause persons owning property on
the Cuyahogs river or Ship Channel to re-
move distractions to navigation, and also
what he considers to be the legal boundaries
Of said river and Ship Channel. Adopted.
By Mr.. Quayle, that the Board Of City I'm
provements be authorized TO let the contract
Of filling up the lots in blocks E. and 7. to any
Irresponsible party, at a price not to exceed
that fixed by Mr.. Russell. Laid on the table,
| By Mr.. Thomas, that the Board of City I'm
provements be requested 10 repair the turn
table Of the Centre street bridge Adopted.
BY Mr.. Christian, that the Board Of City
Improvements be requested to use some means
to abate the nuisance complained of, between
Hill and Pittsburgh street. Adopted.
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sANFORD'S
Liver hVigOPafOP

NEVER DEBILlfATES
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
iTee FROM GUMS, and has become established facta
Standard Medicine, known and approved BY all VINO have
used it. and is Tesorted 10 with cOnfdsncs Il the
diseases for which it Is recommended.
IL has cured thOusandsl within the last two
who had given up all hopes Of relief The numt
unsolicited certificates in = my possession show.
The Jse must be ads ped = to tue temperament Of the
Individual t8kiug1 and US : ed in such quaniiss
act gently the bowels <
Let the dictues OF yauT x lndgme1f guide you the
use Of he LIVER IN-iSIFIGORATOR, and II
viii Live COm-.E plaint-s Bilious At
taeks, DysBepHi a. Chronic DiaFrhOea,
: u r 0 m - p ia1nts, ID tes
rys DrOpsy1 sou = stomach Habitunl
COsfiVemess, GkOl-.-Ilcs Cholera CEOle-
rn MOrbus, ChOlerasl InfauIum, FIafu-
Ienee, aun d c e ~ Female Weakness
es, and may b. used sue sleessuly as OhDlNA-
KY FAMILY MEDI-I%ICINE. It will cure SICK
H 3 DA G E lasS thousands can testify.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES IEf@IFWO OR THREE TIA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-7IEN a. commencement Of
attack
All who IL sre giving their testimony IN tyOE
r. BLK water in the mouth with the lNVIGOHATOR,
and swallow both together
FsrigR One Dollar Per H0ffi8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

IL Read the advertisement Of Kyser Perry
on the second page. They keep one Of the mos;
attractive grocery and provision stores in the city
aud exert themselves to supply their numerous
customers with the very best articles the market
affords. Their increasing trade is owing to theiE
pleasant and affabIe demeaDOr towards their Gus
toners, and their determination never to sell infs-
rior goods. Give them call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

UNITED STATES COURTs-May s.-Before Judge
Wilson. In the case of G. W. Turner vs.. the
steamboat North Star, Judge Wilson overruled
the motion Of the claimant for discharge Of the
defendant from attachment, holding that fair
construction Of the order of the State Court ap-
pointing D. P. Rhodes Receiver did not prevent
her creditors claiming to maintain liens frOm hav-
ing the process Of the Court Of Admiralty execu-
ted, and that the seizure was legal one.
James DuttOn vs. scOw E. s. Taylor. Decree
for hbellant for S266 and order of sale to issue
Wiley 4 Cary, ProctOrs.
Gable vs.. steamboat Troy. Hearing and argu
ments by J. G. Grannis for l.bellant, and B. White
for claimant. Reserved for decision.