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Malisnn Wafar ,Cure

rT,iirslksfITUfbN 4 aeghtfuy situated on the sonth
margin Of lake Menona, opposite and in full viewo
the City OF Madison and sufficiently removed from the
public and ba..ne.s localities to insure I'M
disturbed quiet 10 the inv all fairgrounds, comprising
about SO acres, are nduhting, bordering the
Lake for morc than halt mile ,rovcrea wAh e naye
oaks and shrubbery and the scenery in the vicinity
bracng every variety Landscape makes this the most
enchanting and lovely retreat IN the North West.
The buildings which are large elegant and comfort
ably furnished andcpabie accomplishing about 100
patients have been recently reftedn style sur
passed by any similar shen this country with
the determination establish tbs Cure upon herman.
ent basis and make il truly
MODEL wATERcIRE ESTABLISHMENT, hes
Whcreno drug poison will be administered but the
Gsrecciucte MON strictly Hydropaihc and Hy gienie
Irinrfpics pcdgng cursci .that PAIRS pcnse
Willie spared promote the health and comfort of those
tho pabc that he has secured the medicai services Of
Dr. q. w May, (Iatc partner aof ne r. T. arall of New
York and Professor in the Hygeo ThefaSuc Medica
College Of New York who will be assisted in the femal,
department by Mrs. Doctor A. ~ May. Females wishing
treatment may rest assured Of having their mos
skilfuy treated. Dr May Ii SO fyorably known a.
skilfu Hydroathic Practitioner that IL i unnecessary
10 say that patients viii receive all the skilte profession
affords. ElectrcChemical Baths administered when
needed Diseases of females made speciality and
treated with a seldom attained even apparently
hopeless cases may not despair oi,Lelp. ~.
The friends Of PATIENTS persons travelling for health
or pleasure, and gentlemen going into the country with
their families, will lind this zine locatony with great
rety % am,,ssments and accnmnghatidns An
benefit OF patients.
Horses and Carriages will be furnished at the house.
and exclle stabIing and carriage room with capable
and careful groom, is proydedor those who wish o keeI
their own conveyance. Boats, gnns, and fishing tackle
As reqnrea An eS,csays tsnparyt s connect
ed with the esahlishment, andthe 1nenof the myad-
WILDE washed whenever desired.
PKicEs RDecEp ;Iatintst for board and full treat
ment incidiag ordinary ateante Of bath men bath
maid from So to $40 per week additional charge fol
IRE and lights. where the rnc Of the house complied
with. CONSULTATION FFs, in all cases So All bills paya
bic weekly IN ADVANCE. Patients and boarders mus
furnish their own bathing clothes they hire them
at TIE house al 81 per week. Prescriptions for HON,
treatment verbal by letter S. Each subsequent let
ter CT advice 81. Out doorpatents generally attend
ed-except those who are reformers
STUDENTS.--Reguar daily Lectures to students who
wish to acquire thorough knowledge Of the healing
art divine" Semi-weekiy lectures the the
| house. Address, :.
@. b. GRIFFIN, Proprietor, Madison, Wis.
Q. n. Man, M D.. Resdess Physician, n sgssy D.,
Mrs. Dr. A. E. Mar, Assistant, -
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HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES
~. HgsEEf} Vs. g.EftfE
a FAIRBANKS SCALES.
!" HONESTY is THE BEST POLICY, ,
Il 7't ~ ~. OR:
Honesty is better than any Policy.

CHICAGO, June 18th, 1851
o. T. GRAVES. ESQ, ~ - 80
DEAR SU, ;-Aitcr the conversation we had about the
remarks made by Mr. Greeneaf OF the firm Of Fairbanks
Grecnea touching the Scale put up for NJ. b. iiar
denof Abingdon H., wrote 10 Mr.. Harden and enclose
10 yen his reply. Ieu viii from this hitter nti the
representations by Grecneaf 10 you false, he
must have been ahorng under great mistake. want
yon ~ write house here exactly what Mr. Grcefelf
stated 10 you, this Is not the time that they
duced our Scaie and we are determined place them In
their true Position before the public -aas
.aF a.s rs7 Respectfully yours, 81 .9 81, &
azsas YANDERNOORT DlckEIsSON * CO,
49,. 49,. e-- Per ). &. HOOKER
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PUIIADrIpHIA. pa t@s

NFEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By
w the Acting Surgeon. and Valuable
Reports on SpermatorrhGa or Seminal
Weakness, and other Diseases Of the Sex
ual Organs, and on the Ner Remedies em-
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charge. Two or three stamps for post
age will be acceptable. -
Address,
DIR. j. SkIILIN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa 4yl
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an AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. o. 1876:
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v..r, v,sn,,,oo,r n, Ksy ss, June 18Th, lssl

Messrs. FANDERy00RT, pICKEBsON & CO.,
GENTLEMEN I'm answer to your letter of June 18th,
ensiosisga lester 10 your pse from Mr. NIB Harden,
Abingdon, dated June f4eig would say thal after
lett your store called nj the ~ Messr.
Fairbanks Greeeaf about the 18th Of June and
inquired Of them the lowest price they would sell
Tour ton Scale, and mentioned the time that !
had been locking nj the Howes Scales thought something
81 purchasing CT them. Mr. Greenleaf then gave
Their prices and spoke Of iowes Scales being very
Imperfect and poor Scale, and that there many Of
Them that would not work and mentioned to me that a
scake near by where lived badly out OF ordcand
wonid not work at all. This Scale he said Abng
don, Ill., and had been bought by Mr. NJ b. Harden and
was worth nothing for weighing and had been abandoned
all u which tended 10 discourage from purchasing the
Howe's Scale, and after toning this matter your
Agent Mr. Hooker, and he denied the same, and stated
TO me that MIR. Greenleaf ~ yeracity al
he had deected him very recently IN several lseboods
began % Doubt has yciacity. Since have the led
ter from Mr. NJ Is. Harden Of Abingdon dated June Hath
am inclined 10 think IL was all said by Greeneaf the
purpose VI dseouraging me, and That II FALSE,
the enclosed letter 81 Harden l. in
leai statement 10 me, and think this unfair course
conleutlal ought TO be disconlenanced, there H.
nothing Ike Lair play and truth In trade. Hoping this
explanation Is satisfactory,
! am respectfully yours.
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PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters ratenefn thevsnted states,
- Enghpd, Frapce and Belgium. -, "a.
iiTI- T9iHE AaERtcM ooiii
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Current Literature.
THE HOME JOURNAL,
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April A, 1862 -l4m6