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r.
nm- The Belmont Chronicle feels sore
over she zfactthat Thomas Theakersis
.ssmsll potatoes, p "an unvarnished nni-
sanceo and "the switch end Of the COM
mittee on .chrollmentY einjthe lower
House of Congress. 10 1t asks ,us to- do
as~i has done, say that Thomas is an
intelligent, Industrious and able Con,
gressman. I'VE are willing to- do any
thing honorable for his advancement,
personally, and will resort to no unfiir
means for his injury,, politically, but
we have ~scruples against doing rs the
Chronicle proposes-we don't like to
NAble Co. Democrat sve5A cut
"A man, tb perform the acts political-
ly) that the editor of the Chronicle has
would haye to be born again The idea
of saying that Tom Theaker is an Tin
telIigent, Industrious and able Congress
man, sspeats der tifuE, 10 agood deal
The editor might say with perfect safe;
ty that Tom is an able bodied BOBBY. 70
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Guardians Sale

. 3 ! Guardians 'Sale.siW', ~ u ! ;t'I
DY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court
D OF Monroe county, Ohio, made on the oath
day of March. 1860; fhe npdersigried as Guar
dian of John w: Fisher, WIN, offer for sale at
public outsry, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 1aM day Of May, $780,
the following described lpremisess 5siteate in
Monroe county, Ohio, and described as follows
to wit: .diAonr doss ui aoom ilnl sd4 sUiLsa.,.
Sixty es'.offs the south end, Of. the east
half of the north west quarter, and also the
south west quarter of thesnorth, east quarter
Dissection etwenty-three,g township lfouri and
range SIX; containing one hundred acres, ex'
cepting twenty acres off thsssouth end of the
last mentioned lot.~-----
Appfaised at nine hundred and thirty
dollars.m ,aa0ssa bstQsa7s haa ssEl 10
ri TERMS os1SALs.-On One-third cash, oone-thirt
in one year, and one-third in two. years, Mitf
interest on the deferred payments!
q & ,@2e4JAGoB FISHER, Guardian. .
1 april II, 1861 AV s3,75! = ,TaNaAa :" !.
TtsnA TzaYakN L l. 'lnsYH ldAS MagSB
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ATTacH,MENPi N0TT0E.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that q petition WAS present
I | ed and fled in the Auditors Office on the
,5th of March 1860, praying the County Com
missioners to attach the following territory to
the Incorporated village of woodsfeld, to wit:
The south east quarter of section SO, the north
west quarter of section 20, the south west
quarter Of section 80, heInorth east quarter
of section 35, and so much of the south west
quarter of section 35 as is included in William
F. Hunters farm; also the lands belonging to
John B. Noll in the south east quarter of sec,
ton 80, also the north east quarter of section
2s, all in township and range s, plat o.
which is On He in the Auditor'sioff Tn,
COMMISSIONERS have appointed the 24th day
of May next forIthe hearing thereof. IA
/ ,i9d6n WIN F. HUNTERC ae.na,5l Il
o .oo aoJoHN B. NoLL, oa5g ~
L .Narnh Ia .l8eO-6w. = ft.,rr
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HUGH O. BARRIERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that George s.
In sAlgeo a. Commissioner on the Estate OF
Hugh c. Bsrbsr, has fled in the .Probate
Court of Monroe County, a report of the
claims presented to, and allowed by him as
Commissioner Aforesaid Said report will be
considered by the Court ON Monday, the End
day of Aprl 1850, for as soon thereafter as
counselcanl be heard and distribution order
ed thereon. -. - JOHN S. WAY,
:, March IA. 1S60.--3w. Probate Judge.
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This school will commence in Clarington on
Monday, the 18th, day Of April, 81
LEGAL Notice

TAMES RAKE, Abraham Rake and Catharine
81 Rake, children of Eleanor Rake, will take
notice that on the 3lst day of January 1880,
Stephen Henthorn as the Administrator of
James Masters, deceased, filed his petition
in the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
against them and others, asking for an order
to sell the following described lands in said
county. to wit: The west half Of the north
west quarter of section FIVE, in township four
and range seven, containing 79 acres, more ol
less. Said petition is now on file in said court
and will be for hearing on the 11th day Of
April 1860. ia sd HoLLISTER & oKBY, I'll
L!g ). a.a...o .t.g Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Farm at Auction.

Will be sold at Public Auction, at the court
house door In Woodsnsld on
l'f' Wsdnssday, April 1sA 1850; 9 g
at 10 o'clock .. M, (if not sooner disposed OF
at private sAle.) 2aobFl aa 9Ft,
!, The east half of the south east quarter and
the east half Of the north west quarter Of the
south east qua rter, Of section thirty SIX, In
township one, range four containing one hum
dred acres more or less. es 9oy lHoH -
: improvements are, 40 acres cleared and un'
der fence, dwelling house, stable &C., Tobacco
mouse, and orchard of about fifty bearing trees
balance heavily timbered with poplar and
oak. 15ittti15 s'+ - 'l'.S- tiF 4f'l - =
Title Indisputable.
Terms of Sale: One half in cash, tht
other half in IL months with six Per cent inter
est, secured by mortgage on the premises
" For further information apply TO l' Ni'f
hfl 81 ARCHBOLD & ARCHBOLD. 9sDa.
Ia ijqgie 0s bGgas Attorneys At Law ".
March, 2s, ls6o.H .s5 oWoodshsld Q.
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: SOLO METHODIST. .
Attachment Notice.

Thomas G. Penn Plf. AT the instance ofthe
81 1afisvs7 Plaintiff Thos. G. Penn
Timothy Sullivan def an order Of attachment
was issued by John Slime Justice OF the
Peace for Perry township Monroe county Ohio
on the 17th day of March 1850, against the
goods, chattles, rights, credits, moneys ana o.
fects of the defendant, Timothy Sullivan for
the sum of $50. Summons having been re-
turned not found, said cause is adjourned nm
til Saturday the 2sth of April 1860 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. ee8 s1 heT ThOS. Y, rhNNs
March % 1860. St pd.
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ROAD LEVY FOR 1860,
/ a. .eE WEEKLY JOURNAL FOR !i "a!
The Farm, the Garden, and the Flreside

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio,
at their March session, 1860, levied tax for
road purposes Of ten cents on each hundred
dollars valuation, of all taxable property in
each of the several townships in said county
which tax may be discharged by labor on the
roads, at the rate of one dollar, per day; on OF
before the first day of October. aL3 1uf ga
NJ. L. BOWSER, Auditor, M. C. o. G
March Il 1860,
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eallI,N ..ll..l.. AHigh iRiyIer..I.

Weyisited, the river at Sunfsh, on
Friday, and, saw q sight well worth goa
ing to see.a Thes.whole of the town,
except that part On the side Of, the h hill
was under water. Those acquainted
there may form an idea Of its hight,
whenrthey iexrn that it'swas, a Ifoet or
two deep on the Aoor. Of Chases sthfse-
story brick. At Booth sit lacked some
inches of being on nSthe second Aoef.
Few houses of value wereaswept of, but
much damage was done, nevertheless.
Msnyof the inhabitants were living in
the upper story Of their houses, and a
number had quartereds " with ith their heir friends ff Sls
on the hill sidee,zdp api'Easbleuoo on rei
L.
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SHERHF sS )$A1E INtP.aRZI9uoN
James Denbow, and wife,
YLnaay,t segeinsG.rva stefrEatrr

Is .YkueH YtE sggeansITya GT TEz{Fuyy
~ David N. Rogers, and others.
BY virtue of, anordsr Of sale to me directed
from the, court of common pleas of the County
Eof Monroe ana State Of Ohio, win offer fot
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, il, the town Of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 O'clock a. m ,,
and a O'Clock p. M, on p .'.'
AsSataarday, The 18th dag Of May. 1850,
the following real estate, situate in said
county, to witt .ss-- - sssss- .x=ss- -s>Ns a..
Forty-twos acres off the south side OF the
south half Of the south east quarter of section
twenty five, ,townshipisix, range six, appraised
at seven hundred dollars. 1ia~4c@18f 32 c5a =
C. M. MORROW,
April IL !, 1850. $685. z G Sheriff, M. Go.
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Possmasters 9Attsntloa.

~fJ1lJG.Of%I Ft%fGttE. SlA "A .eIals fa-lISfT
Here is paragraph from an exchange.
wssfwisho every PostmsstsrlCie Monrosl
county to resd carefully:
County ePostmasters should sbear in
mind for their advantagea as well as that
of the local Press that for every. couh;;, I,
ty paper delivered BY them to subseri-
bers, they are entitled to retain Of the
Postofice funds, ten ana one.half cents
per, year. Il y forthsir interest as well
as that OF Publishers that the County
PapersI be preferred, since there is. no
trouble Of: making collections or Keeping
accounts thereof, as on foreign papers, the
commission on which will not average
more than from six 10 eight cents per
year. 49, = ssli5 'sPe5 On sSaa 3" =.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

F1RE AN - 1NbANO NAV40AIAON
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sol
EGiEod vency and fair profit. ilat 0dt /
kT Especial attention given to Insurance Of
Dwellings and Contents, for terms Of to 5
years. '9
The solid service, long and successfully
tried, and the many advantages the Ktna In
surance Company possesses in its line, should
not be overlooked by those ready to insure
and understanding their best interests. =
During stringent times" the necessity for
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty
1.-The ability of property owners to sustain
loss being then much lessened. .,ff f,o,.es
Agencies in all the principal cities and towni
throughout the States. Policies issued with
out delay by any of the duly authorized
Agents of the Company stsi sd ~ .scg 6
business attended to with fidelity and Des
patch. FREDERICK KOEHLER, AeBsr.
EOface Keohier's Corner, Woodsfeld, o.
l. Sept. 80, 1859. il};ia nst. li55sph mgit
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J John Slaught's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
glN signed has been confirmed by the Probate
Court OF Monroe county, Ohio. As the execu.
tor of the estate of John Slauyht, deceased.
g. JOHN p. FOGLE.
April 4, ls6o,-3t. ,s- 81 'Hsii'oa- =
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! a. SUNFISH HOUSE.
Sc P. DILLON, PRopR1xroR.

FNHE Proprietor begs leave to- inform the
j public that he has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the above named hotel, and
is now prepared to- accommodate travellers
and ;boarders. g--et7Ek wei eaoee 7atsaf 4
s Every attention will be paid to those who
favor him with call, and no pains will b
spared tomake their stay pleasant. His table
shall be well provided, and his charges mod.
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8 HERIFF'S SHE IN NAPARTITI0M.
William Wheaton, and wife,
,r IN Ggainnssti

.eM riley fhornbeiry9neM
10 BY virtue Of an order ofsale to me directed
from the court 81 common pleas OF Monroe
County in the State of Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door OF the
court house, in the town ofWoodsheld IN said
county, between the hours OF ten O'Clock In
tte foranoot. and four O'Clock in the afternoon,
Ill .woag5E h . " ~ ,RiA7GHAa = Hfct
Saturday the 18th daycf May, 1850,
The following real estate situate in said
county, to wit: wjt:----. -.-.-~-
Lott number twenty-seyen in the town Of
Malaga, appraised at one bundled and fifty
dollars, land dot lpumder thirty. appraised a
Yyfpsff 'yspssY Yi4's sssSSiifN1inb SiNi Eo. m. MoRRow,M
Sheriff, MI C. o.
April IL, 1860. s3,4o: o''' 80 ~
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FGRNVER&BAKERSag
Iof NOISELESS
Family Sewing. Machines.
NEW STYLES-PRICES FROM$50
~ TO $i25. SaEXTRAtUHARGErOHFsd III
.a,, nsoy7 IS FOR IHEMAERSs saaf4d shT

tea '''9' - fon "a !" = = 1s0' 'ss'o 'H'
lAqs RR0AnWAY 6HW. YnEE
@'o ono0D : 80 80 = = eeeA
| n. r wEsT. Hrant. q Wo6dsdef6a1lk
"a lyss
nc nominstions h.yins purchased md asSxBaA
our families, CROWS ssIs sa1.ss s1sss cs
plsasurs s @ in recon reoommsdinr il ss an instrument
! fully COMBINING the essentials Of . good ma
agsment. and the strength and olsstisisy.ofits
stitch, unite to render il . mache unsurpaStd
conadsnt viii give sstisfaction to ali who MY
purchase and use it. ~ - !. -,
Rev. R. B. YARD, H's 1''" r
Rev: Rev: z Z: PAsO soDanay, D. D.aasf sses ss,s
Rev. W. B. sPRAGUE. ,. D. lSssS MI
Rev. c. ANDERSON, &. .,'.1
Rev. C. HAwLEY, i3s~ n1ss0 :. .A0zssa 81
Rev. T. T.MHoPKHas 4 50 aE:s5aA agT
Rev. Rev. " w. II a1STss; FITEsny. >. M,
Rev. C. j. BOWEN, Es'0s 0At .s.sao
Rev. J. CROSS 'haeb 10 ysodA eas ~
u Rev. J. MORON, n. Ds1sfGi} DdlssWstxt N1sf soA
Rev. W. T. D. CLEMMo-arI 4 aaona boo2 saT
4 Rev w, II. CHAPMAN,
y Res. E .: = AMP = ,ldSJ sag tas.s3as siR
Rev. R. c.GALBRALTH, GroyansteNn: Adf
1 kev. 4. DA9uahhLI, Waynssoofo, -. - si1I
rev 4, -, nOUnn, os,, W.
rev. w. a: :C1oOhnh' NotssA s'ASa's p1&
hev. ;. rAhiS; 90 90
: Rev. c. H. HANKEL, 3, b, ,cLaslssten, 1:
nev. y. a. Loa !. Al oe err, a'ssii,sT
rev. a. A.[Onln nn, Ceims ~. trr
Rev. ;. ;. TMlSk spssdweii, .. Cs'i'SA't3 saA
u New. b. d. hOSS, mobile, Ala
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0.~ @ He will also run . reguls'
80 Tri-Weekly Hack

between WOODSFIELD AND CLARINGToN.
Leaving ,Caarington every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday, ats o'clock A. NJ,
and WoodS6eM every Tuesday. 1Aursdas
and Saturday, same time, ..ssl,a.sj .5a si.
Sept. q, '59. (tf.) i PETER DILLON.
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HORSE AND CATTLE FAIR.

DEit known to the public, that the Agricul-
ID tural Society of Ohio township, Monroe
County, O., resolved to hold in the present
year, 1860, two horse and cattle markets in
Baresville-the first on the 2stk day OF April
the second on the 18th day Of October. Ne.
cessary arrangements are made by supsiin
tending committee. 10 soa do6s sgs GOV
In behalf Of said Society, "a 3.,a 49,
ga JOHN SCHAFORTH, President.
I March 2s, 1s60-3t.pds ~ Dps 2A-1' 81
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: Dissolution Of Partnership.
.SHERLFFS SALE.
: aTallant and Delaplain.
John Ki-kpatriek.


John Kirkpatrick a'0a nsspf
BY virtue Of q writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Belmont county, 0hio. will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front. door of the
court house, in. said county, on 1'sdt sisaHfe
Saturday, the ! l2th dag Of May 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and
o'clock P. NJ on said day, the following de-
'scribsd real estate sitqsteg q nlsaid county, TO
awit:
r own lot number twenty-eight in the town
of LebanoD,a appraised at three hundred and
aipht. dollars. 90
Town lot number thirty three in thetown Of
Lebanon appraised at thelsum of fifty dollars
Taken IN execution and levied upon as the
property Of john kirkpatrick, at the suit OF
Tallant and Delaplain.7 1S h9neia '@SsI'' ,niii
19.s .-..,-..:.... c. NJ. MoRROw,ano
April n,1s6o.i 1915 IS Sheriff, M C. o.
f-4i' '4e.
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Z. Beginning for the same at the north east
eornef Of the west half of the south west quar-
ter of section four, in TOW nship six, of range
six, thence west 40 poles to stake; thence
south52 degrees east IA poles to astake;thence
south Is degrees east ten poles to a stake;
thence east S2tand 25.1OO poles to ia stake;
thence north II and 75-100 poles TO the place
of beginning, containing four acres:' ~ i
3 OHIO .uLTI GIDEON OSBORN,
Guardian of James Osborn y
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4 o ,blsaSHERIFFsS aS4LE.9
Dakan and Mellott, Adm'rs'of Isaac Anderson


Todias sn David. Palmer.lis bag as79s1.
DY virtuel of a,writ sof exeeutionltosi me di-
ID rscted from the Court of Common Pleas Of
the county Of Montoe, and State iof Ohio, will
offer. for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, inthe. town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of
ten o'clock q, 10. y, and four o'clock p mnY on
Saturday The j 2Alday Of May 1859, .
The following described real estate situated
in said county, TO wit: --
The north east quarter, of the north east
quarter Of section twenty stoWnshipa four and
range four, containing forty acres, moro or
less.
This writ subject Observation-Disclosures OF
Dakan and Mellott administrations of Anderson
against David Pahner.3 1910
q ~ .EaIa C, M. MORROW,
Aprib1 !, ls6o.o sa,75 .Isheriff, AZ. G. oC.so
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Guardians Sale; , y 5
James Osborn's Guardian = :
''As James Osborn's Ward.

10 James Osborn's Ward. '-''
DY virtuei of an order of sale to me directed
D from the Probate Cont of Monroe conn
ty, Ohio, will offer for sale atspublic auction,
on the spremises,t between the hours. of 10
o'clock "A. M, and a o'clock p NJ, on aaoI
j Saturday, the 5th day Of May, 1850,
the following described real estate, situateiin
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, to
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.aDMtN7spR1ToRsB s40E99l

ON Saturday; the 10th iay8Aof May, 1850, at
" elyvfn o,eioek,A. 81. onttepremisss hare
inaftef described, IN Monroe Comfy, Ohio, she
undsrsfgned as Administrator of James Mas
tsfs, deceassd, Wfrlsssn aVpabliG auction, the
following real estate, 70 VT: yi1slnesI sgga .
i, The west haff of the north west quarter Of
secsion 3 I, township 4, of range 2, as the prop
erty Of said decedentgd TERMS Cash. ,sHiaIl
=, zeoio'o : 'sEq STRPHEN HENThORN,ssa
" .AAdmr, Of James Masters, deceased. ]
April 1s, 1860. -
= John r.. Dyes Estate. = , :
-yAJ oTIcE Is hereby gitehl that the andersign-
IN ed has been appointed byfthe Probate
Court jof fNonroe County, administrator ofthe
estate ofJehp R, Dye, deceased, IEGNI
i u Il .iG wi lCARR0THEBs. u
~ April4, 1860. p 3tsa 1iedi o; begoaIe9 fiHl5
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Margaret Fashions Estate 'o9
NOTICE il hereby given that the undersign.
~ signed has been appoilksd executor o.
the estate of Margaret Rasthon, deceased.
!. 60 Hsf soag a SAMUEL A. MORGAN
- March %, 1860. St pd. .,i.1
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THE undersigned, CLsRerMKx Of various de-.
i nominations, having purchased s1f us63 bdA
in our families sGROVRR & BAKERS CELR.A
BRATKD FAMILY SEWING .MAcHINKsns .tske Il 4
pleasure in recommending it as an instrument
fully com mining the essentials Of . good ma
chine. It's beautiful simplicity,1 sAss Of Msusa
agement, and the strength and slastiSitysofits
stitch, unite to render it . mache unsurpaStd
| by any In the maket and one which We sfsslals5
confident, will give satisfaction TO AL who nata
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Gu ST Q M w DIRK
we will rot be GnstcrsOfd:
CALL AND SEE u, AND EXAMINE FOR
YOURSELVES:
e. ssOOTNIFiGHD Il GO.
Lansing, November 18th, 1853.
Mortgage Sale.


IN the second day of Nav, A. ID. 1856, AlorZo
" Phillips, then OF Alaeidon, Ingham county,
Michigan, to secure the payment of sum of
money executed and delivered To Caleb Carr,
then of Phelpstown, (rOw Williamsburg in said
county, a mortgage upon land situated in said
county described a. follows, to wit: part of
section twenty-five in township three north of
range one west and bounded a. follows: begin
ming at a 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-cight rods and iour-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 10 the place of egnning
tanning twenty-five acres OF land more or less, also
twenty acres of land of the south side of the
north west quarter of said section twenty-five.
Said mortgage was recorded May 9th, 1896, in
Lber OF mortgages on page 237, 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 thirty-tive cents (S22, 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
sale of twenty-five acres of said premises, to wit:
the twenty-five acres hereinbeforc first desert
bed, on the eighth day OF May next, at one
UCiUuh la tire ,>fsur.,'', tirD hnnSp II
the village of Mason, i'll said county, at public
| yendue. WiiliamstOn, Feb. 10th, 1860.
CALEB CARR, Mor;gagee.
IIORATIo PRATT, Atty for Mortgage.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

4 Bcneroient Isstiior eq}iStct ty spsci1s eaioppse
for the ReIisf Of TIE Sie and Distressed, ceiict.d
,th Iir1,ient ami Epjdzmic Dseaaes
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ia view at the Nv fil be
structon OF human ,fe caused by sexual diseases.
and the deception practIcei upon the unio.t
tins of such diseases by Quack, several Grac-
ted their Consulting surgeon, a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy OF their name, tooQcu M Feasrv the
ment OF this class OF diseases ali their FORMS aud
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 90 al who apply by let
ton, habits Of life, &c AMI in OF power.
", 10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE Il j.
needless add that the A>soca l.lau,s .is high
est Medical skill % TIE age, ana w furnish -e mos. sr
proved modern treatment.
The directors Of the Association in their Annual spot
upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express The high
est satisfaction with the which attended
the lsbors OF their Surgeon the Of Spernator
rhoea Seminal Weakness, Gouorrhea, elect, the vice
of Onansm Self-abuse and order continuance cf
the same plan for the ensuing ysl-.
The Directors, review 81 The past +-l assured that
their abors this sphere Of have been
of great benefit 70 the afflicted especially the young
nevei ZEAL II this very important sui much tespised
An admirable Report Spermstorrhcea. or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of tuauI>n, AS>tu- baton or self
abuse and other diseases q the sexual organs BY the
Consulting surgeon, VIII BE- sent hy mail On a sealed en-
velope), FREE UF CHARGE, on receipt OF THO STAMPS
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the
Treatment Of sexual Diseases diet Sc, constantly be-
published for gratuoGS Gst- button and l Dc sent
TO the afflicted. some ct The remedies and methods
of treatment discovered during tina last year
value
Address, for Report - treatment. y. J SkHLIN
HoUGHT0N, Acting surgeon. Howard Association Va .
r-ctOrs ERA r. HAEFWFII !. President
$50. FNEt1uIp. SECRETARY. f-hl5yi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13
Sheriff sale.

DY virtue Of one writ of execution issued out
~ OF, and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county of In.ham, to ME directed and deliver
ed, have levied upon all the right, title and ill.,
terest of Ami Smith, in and to the following des-
cribed lands and tenements, TO wit: Sixty acres,
being the south part OF the southeast quarter o;
section twenty eight, township four north Of
range one west, III the county of Incham, and
State of Michigan, which | shall expose for
sale at public vendue, to the highest bidder, a,
the Court House, in the village Of Mason, On the
2ls, day OF April, A. D. lso0, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon
254-6w EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
Dated Mason, March lst, 1850