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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
GETTING our on a gcRArR

Two Yankees were strolling in the woods
without any arms in their possession, and
observing a bear ascending a tree with his
claws clasped around the trunk, one Of then
ran forward and caught the bears paws,
one in each hand. He instantly called out
to his comrade "Jonathan, | say, 90 home
and bring me something rs fast as YOU
csn,till kill the yarlnint. Mind, don't STAY.
for I'm in a fixw Jonathan ran off as fast
as he could, but was an exceedingly long
time in returning. During the interval The
bear made several attempts to bite the hand
Of him who held him. Atlength Jonathan
came back. "Halo Jonathan, what the
duce has kept you" Jonathan replisd.
Dwell I'll tell you-when | was at hon
breakfast was about ready, and | guessed
II would be as wei to wait for It! aHere
now, Jonathan" said his companion, sconle
and hold it, and I'll Kill the critter IN iif-
fy," Jonathan seized the bears paws. and
reid the animal while the othe, could kin
it. ''Well jonathan. have YOU COT hold II
him T. Il guess / have he replied
very well, hold him fast; / guess I'll %
to dinnerg7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
WHY DoN'r BOYS Crow r HANDSOME I

WHY DoN'r Boys Grow UP HANDSOME I
"A correspondent Of the Springfield Re
publican says: -
For the male human race, in its COM
mon aspects, is by no means beautiful
Vet most boys afe handsome. Why don't
they grow up handsome? It ishard work
and poverty, aud rum and tobacco, and
sel6shness, and pride and vanity, and all
the other foolish propensities and bad habits.
which so play the deuce with their good
looks. Lincoln looks like man who has
iuherited rough features, and had kept them
rough BY a hard scrimmage with life, but
be is not half SO ngly as some Of the men
who pass for handsome, and who were
born handsome,and kept SO till they were old
enough to begin to smoke bad cigars, and
.tchew" nasty tobacco, ana drink "rot-gut" Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
ksENTDN,S MOTHER.

How touching the tribute Of Hon. t.
Il. Benton to his mothers influence:
My mothef asked me never to use to-
bacco. / have never touched it from that
time to the present day; she asked me not
to game, and | have never gambIed, aud
cannot tell who y winning and who is los
ling in games that can be played. She adj
monished me, too, against hard drinking.
and whatever capacity for endurance i have
at present. and whatever usefulness I may
attain in life, have attributed to having
compliei with her pious and correct wishes,
When was seven years of age she asked
me not to drink, and then I made reso-
luton Of total abstinence, at time when |
VS. sole constituent molnber Of my own
body; and that have adhered to it thro'
all tiire, | owe il to my mother"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
Commissioner Of
cHERIFF7s SALE-BoLITIIE.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County Grant Circuit court
Judgementof Foreclosure & sale. Ferdinand Sclinea-
der, flt'if ~ Susan BOliihe, Deft
By virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and SALE issued
from The above named Court bearing date the 81 day
October r. d. $500, lis iAso 81 the above named Plain
til and against the a6eve named Defendant and by
fection OF Plaintiffs Attorney shall the l4tu day
of Jaoeafy,A A. 1851, the hour OF O'clock D. M Of
SAID day, the front door Of the house. ia the yi-
la Of Lancaster, GiantCo Wis., offer for sale at NIB.
c aaeton and will sell 10 the highest est bidder
for cash in hand the following described real estate
viz: Beginning twenty f20) rods s0utf "a the north
cast OF the west half Of he quarter o.
section one a. township enc north 81 range two
(2l west, and at The southeast OF IanG owned
by Woods and Mathews company, thence west eight
~ rods, thence south four 81 rods thence eight
O. rods, thence north four a. rods 70 The place be-
ginning cenaioing thirty (5Z1 rods Of land
tss Said premises urereG sold n satisfaction al
the Judgement IN tGis amounting TO the sum OF
$lO4 J0l01ts. to gethei with interest aud costs
Dated ShesAs Ulce, Lancaster, Oct. 9th 1860.
MAJ. II. FOSTER, sheriff.
WAEDEN ANDERSON Plta-s Attorney. ~ wIseow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
lI,IMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for sale.

Tic subscriber Offers Tor lots to salt PURCHASERS
an the most liberal terms 10 pas uIents aud tine tht
following lands, all lying on anu either side OF the
Mtary road II the Town Of Wingyilie, Grant County,
Wisconsin:
See. Q, Town 8, y. Range / West--eso acres.
NJ Of Sec n, Tow 9, n Range ] West-32O acres.
va Of See is, rown q, N. Range West 80 ACRES
s~54 Of Sec. y, Town 6, ~ KADgel Wet-l5V acres.
E14 of nw4 Of Sec. p, T. =, n. H. 1 W.--S0 aeres.
II particulars inquire Of rhns. j. Green & Co. al
Wingvie, or A. D. SiiIls on the premises agents FOL
Miles White Bal SElore, Md
Tue property IS situated two miles west If Winq.it
80 fairly divided between pfaite and timber and per
ecfH adopted Tor fara ing qAesc tands located IN
the highest parts Of tile county, ba contain several
ing pring and water may Re hadany where BY digging
Nngfliie, June 18Th, 1850. l-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

EEFew people arc aware Of the
amount Of capital lying behind the " Cigar
shaped steamer Enterprise, started some
time ago BY Mr.. Winan, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Winan holds property Of the value Of
sl2,0oo.ooo, the whole Of which viii be
held 10 readiness Though. Of course, not
necessary for the further prosecution Of
his mania. Ills recent contract calls for 4
steamer 500 feet in length, proportions
corresponding, and finished 20 Is Is cross
the Atlantic Ocean ID five days running
Time
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
cHERIFFs sALE-ASDEnsoN, ct. al

state Of Wiscors SIM Circuit Court Of Grant COUNTY,
Judgement Of Foreclosure aud ssle
George VI. Thatcher, IRA. &. Lee Anderson and
wife, Robert Hall and Justice II Smith, Defendants
By virtue OF decree Of foreclosure a8d sale issued
from the aboye-named Court in The entitled cause
bearing dale aug. 7h, ls59 shall on the 2nd day Of
March, A. u 1851 az the fout door CT the court
house in tAe vIage Of Lancaster Grant county Wjs.
the hour OF O'Clock T. II OF sid day. offer f5r salo
at public auction viii sell to tho highest and best
bidder for cash IN hand the following real e
tsts siz Tue south east quarter OF northeast quarter
Of SECTION twenty three 3l, the north half OF south
vest quarter the south ha oil northeasa uaFtcr
the sou Feast quarter OF Section twenty f24) ali
Of Iowu No. seven "a North Of Range No three xsl
West Of the Fonsth Principal Meridian sontaiung 86g
or less. Said premises are Ordered sold ia
satisfaction Of the judSepeat in the above entitled
amounting to The suln 50 100 65 together with
interest costs and &C ruling costs
Dated Sheriff. Office, lancaster, Nov e4th iSeo
WM It. FOSTER, Sheriff.
BY CSC CARTER. Unaor-ShefiW
MILLS & McKEE flGs. Attss a4-eowia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
I-srATE oF cALEB b. lRIsII.

.otce is hereby given 10 all whom It may concern,
bat the first AOncaf, being he ssyeniA dagt q
January next ensuing tue dat0 hereof I, the und err
IgDed shan present for Gna extintnatton, settlement
and allowances lny HBa account a. administrators o the
estate IL the said Caleb s. ri deecased r. the County
,oart Of Grant County in lie state Of Wisconsin az
Tie Court House in the Of Lancaster, IA sale
county, az a terms Of said Court then aud there to lie
held at which time and pace all persons Interested
may appear aud resist the allowance Of sal aecsunt
~ order Of said court.-Dated November 20th, 1860.
STEPHEN b. IRISH,
23.Tfs AaninistAlor Of said Exiate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

CoNcEETRATIoN.--lt has beensaid, that
many man has missed being 4 great man,
by splitting into two nliadiiag Ones. Con
c1ntlate your energies. Il YOU would make
. figure IN the world
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

GE a counsel being questioned by a
Judge to know "for wffom he was concern
ed" replied, q am concerned, my lord,
for the plaintiff but am employed by the
defendent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

Conceyning Jlstss;on the Cincinnati Gc-
sehc says: We do not know of Kentucky
paper that favors secession. The people
are overwhelmingly on the side Of the IN
jon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
LEGAL.
N~4~-~-~N1~.~4~A~~ g~.~yr~TT~<-|N-1N1pN~
ESTATE OF THOMPSON.

EO1 Al u Ot lt1Ohi 49,
County curt, Grart County, Wisconsin-ln Probate
Noyember Perm 1850 Present, VIM. Mcsionigal
Judge. In the matter Of the estate Of John Thomp
son, deceased. ~.
Thonlpson and Charles Thompson, administrators o.
the estate OF said deceased, praying that time b
allowed them for the settlement Of the estate OF sa
said pettson be heard before the Judge Of this Court
At tile Court House in Lancaster, "a said county, or
Monay the gath dag Of December, p. 1860, at one
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day. Ordered further
that notice thereof be eien to all perso4 intefeed u
said estate BIZ publishing this order Tor nfee ~ sac
cessive weeks previous to said day o. l.etiEg IN u
Grant County Herald weekly newspaper Tu5lshea a
Lancaster, said Grant county.
WI. NcGONIGAL.
olsw County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

ABoMrNABLE. The Duke az Newcastle
while stopping at the Bornet House, occu-
pied a room lettered Il, and finding Il
locked one time on bis return from stroll
through the city, lie astonished the clerk ii
attendance by inquifing for the '.kee to hell. !
Here is where the laugh comes i'll.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

A DIsTNrEREsTED SUGGEsTIoN The
Washington Constitution thinks "the only
way" to appease the secession storm, is
for Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin to decline
the Offices to which they have been elected
There's an opinion for you, as Is an opin-
ion.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice il hereby given thai the undersigned al.
minstrols Of the estate OF james Nangie late III fia
town Of Patch Grove deceased, by piltae ~ license
fam tie Count Court of Grant County, viii sell NJ
Public auction 1T his asc residence ia the town 81
Patch Grove, Thursday The 10Th dry III December
Al p 1890, at 10 o'clock A. IL. fe following described
al estate to-NSt Tie west half northeast pears
Ter and northwest quarter 81 southeast quarter al
section dirty lye 331, also west Laif aoafi-aSt
quarter aud northeast guar ter OF south quarter
aud south af Of south-@eSt quarter and southwest
qnariero Of northeast quarter, and north quarter
Of south east quarter ii section fifteen 5l and north
half Of southwest quarter of section fourteen Il
and northwest quarter III southeast quarter and north
east quarier al y W quarter IF section twenty onet2l
tho above lands all in township six f61 Nrange I'VE west
add also the west hail vi sputn quarter Of
ton sixteen (5} ia Township Ave IS north OF range
i've west, lot OF land beginning rods and four
teen feet from tie southwest Of half Of
southeast quarter Of ssctio four a. ia township Eve
(5 north Of range Gxe ) west, running north forty
one feet thence east ten rods thence south furty
feet, thence west to the place Of beginning, With house
and barn, also part of Tue east half OF tie
quartar Of said section four 80 town and range
beginning at point west the north line chains
and 81 Inks from the northeast Of said tract
Of and, thence south chains. thence west chains
and lift links thence naFth elaalns, thence
chains and ait nAs - ths place Of beginning witt
FL sbe Improvements thereon oil tbs above tads II
ing and 6uing IL Ae county OF Grant, ana State Wis
consn---Datea Patch Grove Nov 20, lS60.
pRESERF ED ALBEE, sr,f..:..-..1.
23-wf THOMAS NAGI.Es ~1oaa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
WAGONS-B uaa1Es -CARnIA oEs--

81 almost any pattern, will be made at D II BUDDS
Premium Shop, block Caliiss Store Laneas-
Ter on short notice. Most Of the lime have some on
hand and Will sell reasonable prices rs any regular
establishment 10 tile county Terms hall cash, the bal
snce on time II desired from three 70 six months, ten
ppr cent interest, and approved notes The reputation
If ms shop needs comment, either for DURABILITY o.
ease In running
70 those Interested wish to say one word. Those
that owe me- BY note ccount, and he amounts
are due tong since, must have my money
d. II. BUDD.
Lancaster, Nov. 81. 1860. 2s-1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

NoBIE MoDEsrY-Garibaldi, after the
conquest q great kingdom, and lis annex
atom to Sardihia. has Invested himself Of
all hls power, and retired to bis quiet home
In the island Of Sardinia. The title Of
Prince was conferred on him bv Victor
Emanuel, but i is not vet known whether
he has accepted. Like a true man of tbe
People, be probably prefers the PLAIN title
of General Garibaldi.
lie has proven himself 70 be the Wash
ington Of Italy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

WHaT THE Slaves TmNK.-Thc ST
Louis Democrat says the most tragic fea-
ture Of the present Southern agitation is the
wide spread fear Of slave insurrections.-
From the common epithet Of "Blaek," ap-
Piled to the Republican party, it is stated
negroes in some Of the Slave States have
derived the impression that the black men
Of tae North. hare obtained possession 81
the Government, and are to inaugurate q
policy Of general eolancipatio Of all ths
cologed race
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

The New York Central Railroad
Company have adopted the ..Smith light
for general use upon the locomotives oftAeir
road. by aid " this light the print Of d
newspaper can he read 1t the distance of
2,40U feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

e. tt IS now settled that Douglas has
rricd-paFt Of New Jersey. The fellows
ing are the electors chosen: VIM. Cook,
dem; Joel Parker, dem; Theodore Rangon,
dem; Joseph G. Homblower, rep; Chas.
I. Elmer, rep; Edward w. wins, rep; and
Isaac r. Scaader, rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
I NASHVILLE STOVE sTOREI

Tie Subscribers at their Stove and Iron Ware Rooms
IN sassyte, Offering for sale ali the kinds Of Stove,
manufactured. including rs sizes and kinds The new
cook stove called The hcoNoAasT should be examine
first OF ALL book describing it may be had Of Us.
We seep for sale ali tue patterns OF office and heating
Stoyes-inelading east AMI sheet iron metal.
Copper s. Tin Ware.
We also keep on hand, Of our own manufacture al,
knds Of Copper and Tin wares and d. All knds Of
pairing SCHMITZ < We 81.
ca.syiile. Oct. 2, 1860. 1g-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

STATE or WISCONSIN. !

STATE or NfSC0NsIN.9
DANE COUNTY.
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS or SCHOOL AND ENlyER-
sirY LANDS MADISON, 0cYoBER 6tI lS60 Tsa,s fellow
4 descf bea. lands 6ryut County, having bec for
= led " 81 the payment of interest upo-
loans gran tiiercunt NorlCE liEEHY GWEN tal
tae be offered tor sale aucfion sold t.
the ghcss sIdaef, At tb oiace OF tAe Secretary 81
State, an 10. CAPITOL, ID Madison on the Zbgu day 81
December, y 1850, unless sooner redeemed aeco ding
to said sale 70 cefhnaeace o'clock. \. M and
to continue frera day day until ali Of said LANDS
shall have been edered- The minimum price at
which the viii b. offered, will be the euni
nIed oppo e each tract, which includes the amount
loan. tie acfest up the FIRST of January 1861 I've
per cent damage ale taxes Which have been return.
ca against lands aud The cost Of adv, Rising lie
Sad lands will be solo sebject ali taxes mIlie
may. st the time Of sale be due upon them. 0fhel
conditions Of sale viii be announced bg the Commits
sinneTsal the opening Of the sale said Lands will be
offered BIZ Counties, according to their Alphabetical
der.
I I. HARVEY I. .R.Ai.ls Commissioners Of
JAMES Il. HOWE. srhOol and University LANDS
Josiah Drahs., sW x ofNW 1T s,Rlw,S 81, 20
Amount due S-01e0 ANT OF Interest, 81, CO.,; Arobni
Of Penalty, 30 o0i Amount OF interest," Penalty Taxea
and Adyeftang. 5000; Total Arst Due Siafe $3.50
90; Year for wl4ien Interest IS due. 1860 IS-w9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

MARYLAND. Breckenridge carries MARI
land BY ! plurality Of rs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
EARM AND SAWMILL
T Q r S ALE

One half, the whole or the property known as pi-
geon saw Mill. To those to whom it is kn6wn it
qlres no recommendation a MIL privilege, theie is
eighteen teet fall, ii required, rocl f0undl-
ton, and sufficient water to drive oyefshot wheel all
the time. There two hundred Of land 80 III
ca tiyation, the balance 10 timber good large Frame
Iieuse.
TERMS $500 down, the balance time to suit pur-
chaser, good deed clear Of all encumbrauces Apply
OF tae premises miles south west OF Lancaster.
ALEXANDER CALDER.
Lancaster, Oct II, 1850 lit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
The NIan,saI OF He,,e.
MEDICAL PROFESSION

New Edition., Illustrated with colored E.,
received the unqu iGvd appreciation o. rea a'as !,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

as a Book admirably adapted to the use NJ ~.
win be Mailed pnst paid, to any address !. 'ah 7
its pnce, - cts. " iei,d
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

LaFayette County Town NoilA q KaHgs LAT
lS1a VI Section 80
1erms-20 per cent Of The purchase rnorey in hand
the balance in five equal annual instslnents with
Interests at the rate Of por cent per annum.
Address WM n. BOND, GeneseD, Livingston County
State Of New York. zif
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08

Abundance zee Of ' gaToileiite5 testimony from
lection Of the Graelenberg Company. Tie N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
AND By

For the better information of he buying vgu, :,
ann x q list o goods and prices:
yds Of PsihGed Jaequenei, Cor As
S yda-Of Lawn, Tor \
yds gf Frepch bsilliant, for IA
10 yds or COCO ? lain, for "A
III Ids Freaeh Cballi, for X
rs yds unbletc ;ed Muslin, / yd Wids il
l25 yds heavy unbleaehtd Muslin M
II DIS wide blearhed Muslin, fox IA
12% yds bleaebed Muslin, for TX
Silk gapes, we'll trimmed for IS
A large lot Of Esabroideries, purchased at auetss
be sold at greas recuction from importers prizes
we viii sell q splendid Shawl FOR Ns
A large totof Ladies Caters, for
1 LADIES' Linen Iankere Aiols, : for
Seoteii Lawn do Gfnr
K Fine Grass Linen o. for
Gent colore4 eOr&er 10 3 for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
FOR SALE.
o.o~.e-~~~-o-~~~-~-~-e- ~>1S~-e-~-@-|S<>--~e~Ir
M URRAY LANDS FOR SALE.

November 1st, isco, Grant County, Wisconsin.
Toc. 4. North Range s. Vest
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-08
Family Medi cipes

for which they are recommended, il a f...
Fourteen Years Experiereeee s''lSsiss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-08
Lyons
FEMALE COLLEGE,

THE SECOND SCHOOL YEAR OF this new aud
-uccess full In tution will commence on the 2lst
day OF September, 1859.
The .ucre>s wb,h has attended our labors during
the pa year, and the standing abro I'd which this
iege has already attained, encourages u in c,eriShing
high hope for its future -eruine>s. The exceeding
beauty of it ro tito. and rounds, surrounded wi h
trees and oven lu"king the Mis- sip River. the
towns Of Fulton. Lyon and Clinton, and miles If the
finest scenery nt tie MI River, the archtec ura,
elegance OF its building, (tirce in nunber) and the
almost universal healthuness OF it. locality, united
with educa'io' al advantages OF the hyhe order.
must recommend it to arents most desirable place
Tor the eduraion OF their aughters.
The Faculty con,its Of
Rev. JOHN COVERT, A. NJ, President
ID. S. COVERT. A. Principal aud Instructor in
the Higher Collegiate Department
Miss \. l.. ROBINSON, Governess and Teacher OF
Mathematics. etc;
Mis- ANNIE BFAN Teacher of Languages, etc.
Miss CLARA II. JOSE-, Teacher OF Music.
With three competent Assistant Teachers.
Regular OF Scientific Lecture, illu ated by
apparatus, will he contin ued throughout the year.
The College j. entirely unen0mina tional in charac-
ter, but j. conducted strictly religious principles.
Our plan Of in traction is syst matte, practical and
advance faster than hes master their subjects OF
study Tn. year divided into two sessions the first
commencing n anovp and the serond on the 0th Oi
February, 1850. Pa il received ut any time.
TERMs-.o b. order $l75 per annun, or $44 paya-
bile strictly at the beginning ID middle of each
sion hdinciuding pay me Tor Tuition in all Branches
OF the fngli aud Cas ical board furni- he'd
rooms, fuel hight and washing. Tuition day schOl.
arS $40 TO Sl5 per sion. Music Drawing, &c, extra
~ u ua rates The line tcamers Of the Northern Lius
will carry PM i'll Oh the river at one half fare.
For Cat of the In tItu0n steamer passes
address the Principal ut l., Clinton county, Iowa
JOHN co EKT, President
Lyons, Nov. Is, 1851
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-08
The .ZEHlsasnl Of Health,
HO9CNrN dissertation,
A Eencro'em Institution established bu specia
Endo~1nnnt for tie Reiicf Of The Sick
md UiSkEe. ScH .lGlicleH lcith Iir.


A Eencro'ent Mstuu'ion established By special
End0~mnnt for tie Reiict or The Sick
and Distre scd, Inflicted rih Vir-
uem n"d f. idemic Diseases.
TTNIE Howard A. oci tior, in view of the awfu
L de truci"n al human LIE caused by sexual dis-
"a e ard the dcceon~ iraetie, Il upon the ufort u
nate victim OF urh III by Quack. several year
ago directed their 90 uing Surseon, Charitable
Act worthy OF their name, o en- n DiSpen> airy Tor
the treatment ofti- class OF iii ea.e in all their
lorns. and To give Ndicdi idricc Grutis to all who
may apply 10y letter. with de erpton of their con-
dtion Gage occupations habit OF itc &c) and in
OF extreme poverty. to ''furuiah Medicines Free
charge" II l. needles to add that the Association
command, the highest Medical xiii of the age and
will turni h tie mo approved modern treatment.
The direct or Of the As ocation in their annual Re-
port upon the trcatmen; OF cxual Iii eae' express the
highest att faction with the ucces which has attend
ed the lahors OF their Surgeons in the OF err
natoiri."a. seminal weakness, Gonorrhaa, elect,
Symphis. the vice of Onaui.m or Self Abuse. dis-
e. OF the Kidneys, and Bladder, &c and or,.er
continuance of the same plan Tor the uing year.
The DIRECTOR, a review of the past, feel assured
that their laiors in this sphere of beneyo effort
the young and they have resolved devote the
vii renewed ZEAL to this very i'm. ortant and much
dcSli Ell causc.
An admirable report on Sperma orrhoa or seminal
Weakness the vice 4 Onani m Kasturbation, or self
abuse, and OF ier iii of the eXual organs by the
co>ultihS surgeon, will he sent 10y mail lin sealed
enVeiope) FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt of TWO
STAMP" foi postage. Other Reports and Tracts on the
nature aud treatment of eXual di es diet &c are
constantly being publ he'd graf iii trib ution
and will be sent to the afflicted. Come of the new
remedies and method OF treatment discovered during
til" last year. are OF sreat value.
Addre~' for Report or treatment. DR.. J. SKILLIN
H"ueHTo>. Acting Surgeon Howard association, No.
South Ninth ,treet. Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID iIEARTWELL, President.
GEO FAfRcIIrLD, secretary. sept. p '59yl