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nHs Hundred omd Fiftyf forth Edition of ,h:s
new medical pamphlet, revised AMI rust published
by the author, DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
and iecret diseases of youth and manhood. i;
gives clear synopsis of the impediments to mr..
rage, and the remedies therefor
ADDRESS TIE AUTHOR. No. s.. sorTY
CHARLES STREET, BALTIMoRE, ue.
EStTde'sfrom Rsr'e'cs OF tiis Wo,k ,oalnnsac,ss
nom the year le50.
MANHOOD. By DIR. CUHTIs-Ip this age of nra
tension, when the PRIVILEGES OF tine true Are con
stsntly usurped By the false and fraudulent 1T il
iy; the unerripg means of Judgment where to sen
relief The authors of this work have o5yiated
the treatmt mt of these painful diseases arc the IN
tepts gusranty, and well deserve for the work
It's immense cITcuiaiion.-ETd.
CrRTIs OK MANHOOD should be in the hands of
ably written. and developes the treatmsnt Of q
class Of painful malad,es, which have too long
2etn The Ply oil the illiterate and designing
CdHed STrtoe Gazette.
Curtis on MANHooD.-It developes the fe,rso,
shoals on whic lar ce proper ton OF human han.
they may be avoided ard escaped. Fortunate for
acountry wonld II be did its youth put into prsc.
laid dSsn- one cause of mstrimonis ii misery might
then be 6anfshed from our land, and the race Of
Of
Gle. '"'""f
Curtis on MANHosp.-This 10 really a valuable
woik, for pointing out the diseases resulting from
excuses, the evils OF which manifest In every
insane asylum, no less than in the shattered con-
s,.nt1%n OF those indslsing IL will do mach to
the young has SO much Influence on the present, g
on The future well being Of many-Hsraid.
DR.: CuRrIs's work, entitled Manhood, is one of
the Few books now before the public on such
subject which can lay claim to the character of .e
Ing strictly Professional at the came time that it is
prsceps given in render il Il in %E
able-Masnet.
CvRrIs on NAsHoop.-.This is truly a valuable
old repusaion Of n. 0s ansh saa
combined with his twenty years experience a.
ity &c fully accounts for the immense circulation
which this popular and ably written medical treat
ise has enthusiastically TiHsS.
DIR. CURTIS may be consulted MP onall cases of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, spER.
MATORRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses Of the natural functions at his residence.
No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALrI.
MORE, where all communications should be nd.
dressed.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

In BANkRUPTCY,
Al the city Of ws,h,nston, .9tss is;s day Of
October. 1855 The Undersigned hereby gives
BfouT r in ci,y Of wsshnstsn within .sid
District, who has beon sdJudges BANKRUPT, uron
S r: Gss 'ssaoS Mason So Rsrn.s sS
oc l5Ia~sw City Hall. Assignee.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri-
washinston county. in the District Of Columbia,
John Of rs4 " sss
p c., deceased. All persons having claims against
With the eoueser thereof g the
on or before the6th day Of october NEXT; they may
the ssid estate. Given 1nSsr my ' hand this 9th
d., Of oc,.s.r, lS6s MlCHAsL rALTn.
ORPHANS COURT, October 6. ISIS -DIsrRIcr
q. e..e Of CHARLIE c e i fSe CT u
said with tte appreciation q the Orphans court
q w,.hipgto1 County s,ores.id ssPointea SAT.
final settlement and dlstributiOn Of the
personal estate q sad deoessed. and Of the
collected snd turned into money; when and
oessed are notified TO s.tsnd, with their claim.
proReiy sonrhei or tf.y nav other use by ls- tie
proyIsed copS 4 this order De- publisned once
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, pre-
oc 7-Is~Sw Register q wills.
IL TIE SUPREME COURT OF .rHE DIS
Il Trio OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day of octo-
Der. ISIS:
Charlotte NUEent. complainant, No.Isl,
Turner Nusept =, al, defendant. Equity.
On mo ton Of the complainant, by NJ. Thompson,
her Solicitor, 10 10 ordered that the defendants.
Elizabeth Washington, james Washington, sophia
Hood. James EcOd Annie Sresn, " lillian Greeu.
Abbey ugent. aud Elener SuRent. their
appearance to he entered bereiH. on or before the
fret rule day occurring forty days after this day.
o,hsrsiss , The cause siL be proceeded with - an
true oopy-rest: r. j. AEIGs, Clert.
ect5-law3w
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POLE RAIsTSG.-The Republican club Of the
Seventh Ward are about 10 raise pole on Nir-
g,ula avenue, between =. and 6ta streets. on
which hey Will display Grant and CoItl \
1lay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

EFFECTED HosE Mr. Joseph F. Brown,
formerly president Of The Board of Alder .lsn,
Is expe, t"t - 7. iufu this afternoon from a sx
tended ZIP az the Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

CHARGE OF RESISTING A CUSTOMS OFFICER
Yesterday Justice j. T. X. Plant issued a war
RANT ON the complaint OF Mr. ]. r. Hilton
charging william T. Crossiey with having r..
sisted Elm as Deputy Collector and Inspector
OF Customs for the District OF GEORGETOWN
and detectives Coomes and Miller executed the
warrant and the case came up this morning
before Justice Plant.
MY J +. Hilton testified TO having gone on
the vessel OF Crosley yesterday aud after being
SHOWN MS enrolment and license he asked for
Tue manifest aud the captain not producing
thtIn lie SAID that he would have 10 take tn
papers when the accused grabbed at them and
sald lie could rot take them He informed the
collector, and was instructed TO take out the
papers.
Mr. smith, also Deputy Collector, testified
mat lie Dad frequently been On vessels and
mad never been asked for his authority, ald
that II was usual when the papers were MOI
regular 10 take them.
capt. CTosley stated that he was not aware
That tue law authorized any one to take mis- pl-
pers unless the officer shows his authority
he case was postponed until this afternoon.
Mr. HiI'Cn sutsequeIty Withdrew he war
rant, The captain having made AN explanation
10 Collector Mtgruder that he was in the
HTon-.
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EPIpHASY CHUECH.- The vestry OF this
church contemplate an improvement therein,
according 10 the plans of Mr.. A. Il. Young,
arcbitrc'. by which will BE- obtained an iu-
creased cnanc fourteen feet ~ depth. elhpri-
cal IN form, and lighted from the roof aud
tW-n'y-iOu- additional pevs The pews will
o n once cons q. hut the chancel will NOT
d. enlarged Ull Esxt summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, UNION
D.,tjstaer VefsrdEsB B,Ht.-Tbe mon held a
meeting last evening in Wills Hall, 7th srrea,.
Lieut. Vim. Young in the chair. A vote OF
Ihlnks was rendered 10 Hon. Elisha Foo.e.
Commissioner Of Patents, for restoring 10 ISL
ton George Brandt, a member OF the Union
Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29


WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE AND DEPOSIT
ASS CI.TION.-At the first annual meeting of
this AS>CC'a ion, for The election Of officers,
held at Temperance Hall, on l. street. last
evening M. y. E?s,man, chairman of the
com TnItj:e 70 revise the constitution, reported
amendments which We're adopted changin-
rhs annual meeting 20 the first "Wednesday IN
NOysm cer, proyIding for the Appointment Of Il
temporary Presidsu. in the absence of the
Pre- Iden'. ndmakiDg seven members consti-
tuts quorum tor the transaction of business
An erection Of officers then rCsu tied As follows
Prs~ICsn'. Or. r Howard: Wee President
Norman Eastman; Secretary. J. +. Thompson:
Treasurer. X. L. Harris Board Of Directors A
O. v. Provost, T. g. Smart, ". r. Parish, j.
j. judd. J: j. tdson, VIM. II. Good, VI. Cal
law 4. \. DOugheTty. aud Thls. NOrtert.
IL Wa r. c'ved that the Board Of Directors
D. md are hsrDy, directed not 10 dispose OF
any >har- OF me stOcS which has been surrsnd-
tr'i and y now reid by the Association fer a
less sum than - 81 thP amount paid in.
IT" report OF the Finance Committee Was
tntn adopted, showing LOIns, -, 40; stock
WithcTaUn. S+,3ij; expenses, - /: deposits
WiihdraWn, so; Interests on deposits and
Withdrawals, sF3l; capital stock PAID in,
SJf-Si-- return Of loans. -3.3,3.J5: intiyiiuals
scTio,d, :stt- number of shares surrendered.
80. 70 t~surd, -; total number Cutstaailny
tS-'- value OF shares IS mated Ssi-.: value %
SHARES n 'ach borrower settles AT this date.
Ssi-J'- d4S lCendS declared on each SHARE e-uaI
10 On interest OF Iti-lv per cent? $50: aver
age r2t. OF pren3 lun. lu per cent; bonds in the
Eap0> OF the seer JaTy - secure lolns. -5SI-l-
j.; nonjs IN the bands of the Secretary % ss-
cure premiums. Stj-5lGe4 fines and ar-,..Ira -
on shares, -. 20 -. furniture, SII-5. ha!auca
81 ne bards o. the Treas arer. SjI25: total,
l54-I1J -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

A Cow INSURANCE CAsE.-Andrew W
COllamoTe was before Justice WIIter this
afternoon, charged by airs. Ann nj ,ck with
having obtained from her SO, as insurance
on two cows in the Great Western Horse H.
surance Company, falsely representing that he
was the agent. One OF the cows subsequently
died sand she demanded payment, when sha
was told then he no agent. Mrs Mack
made affidavit TO these facts before Justice
Walter, " no issued a warrant and Detectives
CoOmes aud Miller arrested Collamore.
MIR. Gideon l.. Walker appeared for the ac-
cused, ard for the accused ACKNOWLEDGED that
ne had received be mon, V, but held "a at il was
me amount accompanying the application,
and that she never took out u policy. The case
Is in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

CHARGE or FALSE PKgTEgCEs.-This morn
ing, detectives Miller aud Coome5 had before
Justice Plant, Lewis Mandh-i,n on the charge
preferred by lsadore Judd Of having obtain d
ribbons and other millinery goods 70 the value
OF Slc5 a. from NJ. SnisInon X Co, OF New
10 bail FOR court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

ThE FfEK DEPAETMENT To II PAID-The
Iirr CommIssI Onsr>, Iessrs GOOdaIl, Gorbutt.
johnson and Thompson, with Mayor Bowen
mSte application this morning To Jaw Cooke *
Go Tor loan Ot $3.50 10 pay on the old and
E-W fT~meL. when Ir. Huntington OF that
brL1- = Itn characteristic generosity, promptly
anvante 60 ne amount TINS action on the part
al th- Commas IOners and The NIayor Will bring
tldlHSs ef great JOY % the fire force, who nave
%altrd UaiieEtly for their hard earnings nearly
hNe months W" understand the sutire force
VIII De paid on this evening up ~ the ST INST
and inai al bills against the department viii
b. pad a. presented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

PETITION FOR >CHOOL-HOCsH.-At the
neeilng .: the Board OF Common Council. held
On Monday evening last, a petit, was pre-
sent-d BY 1lr. SdrdO. from Mrssrs. David X.
BTnwn- " liam y. Chasr, IL T.. Robbins. a.
h. Brow u, Dr. J. l. Dexter, and others, resi-
CENT OF ihs lower part OF the - cond school dis
T-Ict- Tor JDe erection Ola schOOl-hou5a in their
EtC.nuy- be petition sets forth thai here is
a pat Ct Ire city between the canal and the
NDIfbein Iibfrti,S and Second and Seventh
-ttt- y liGh Is Cvst.iuie Of public schools, aud
that here are ~ ding within that a str!ct 4
large aumteT Of children Of suitable a-e ID at
tend public schools Tor " HON there are no
scECCl accOmDCdauons except at such dr.
iahc'> a. render 4 IlpTaCiicdbie for parents -
send smaller children during the Indictment
season 81 winter, and asks that a suitable
building b. presumed within thaf dlstric. and
OpeE'd - early a practicable. IL IL stated
fhai a building on Third street near the BaItI-
more depot. CguId b. obtained by the school
trustees fOI schCoi-hOu-e. The petition was
y ~ III referred % the proper COMMITTEE,
%bO. .; = hoped. VIII see the importance OF
ndEing pT1p'T inquiry inO the matter and
Tender TeFCr, thereon as vdsly as pTlcucabIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

excitement was created in the ZION Nicholas
Episcopal (colored) Church, on ID, between I'd
and Sd streets, South Washington, in conse-
quence OF a ficulty between the colored Sex
TON and notorious colored man named Abe
douglass, IN the course OF which the former
was Knocked down in the presence Of the con-
greglilon. 1t appears that Dou glass, who has
Especial penchaLt FOR creating disturbance in
places % religious worship, went 20 ZION
Church last night, and behaved so outrageously
tnaI me sexton was compelled TO request hiIn
10 leave the house, whereupon he I'd bsc am a
nuch enIaged, and, with a violent oath, dealt
ne oine-' OF the church whose place it IS to
preserve ORDER a severe blow, which knocked
him down. For the time bs,ng ss-y;a., -
suspended, but Douglass was permitted to leave
unmolested, and order was soon restored. The
police are on the lookout for the fellow, who
~ Is also an escape from the workhouse, whtther
be was sent a Short while since for a ii ri'ar
outrage IN another church N South Washing.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

MEETING or JEEsEYMEN-At an adjourned
meeting Of Republican voters OF New Jersey,
held last night At 40 + street, bet ween Eiftn
and sixth streets, quite a number Of certificates
Tor uCkrts n haif fare Were is ued and COM
ni-tse appointed 10 aid IN sending those : ON 3
10 NC.e who have not the means of their Owa:
arr which the meeting adjourned till Friday
evening ~ . o'clock, at No. 4tG Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

SUNDAY School ISsTITCIE.-The third
regular meeting Of the Sunday school Insti-
tue w"s hrid lost night, Rev. Il. n. Brown
presiding Dir. Warren CnOats, of Wesley
tnaIvi- conducted the opening exercises
VhIrh consist. u VI elections from different
Iar-s o. scripture bearing on The lesson Tor
n'Nt Sunday ~ his school, the reading OF
y M h was done 3lteruatively by the audience
representing the -chOJl, and M. Gaoate. The
opening exercises We're concluded with PRAYER
and sHgiUg, after which Rev. Alfred Tayior
give blackboard exercise, taking tor his text
TIE oh verse Of he 10Th chapter OF Acts, ching-
Ing - signify 20 - 20 reld a., ONE and help
a. This WAS placed On the black board and
The hal>>IOn:Ty C.&rst IlluslTa "a by selections
from scripture untIlT contained two verses of
poly WDiCh the audience read and sang
Rev. Dr. samson followed in an interesting
i"c-UTe On ih- topography of Pale~ dne. which
Va hsf'rtd 70 with mU b at'eaIIOn. An adj
oTr~s WIS thru delivered by Nir. w. A. WEI
sOt on De >ubIsc. of Nor Il biz Glasses. az
tel v bach the meeting adjourned with bene.
dIcuOn by Rev. Mr.. McCau.ey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

The CASE or DEPUTY COLLECTOR GRoHGe
ii. MOORE, CHARGED WITH EMHEZZL RMHNr-
This case, the principal OF which is CHARGED
with embeZZiement and neglect OF duty as
Deputy Collector NJ Fayetteville. North Caro-
lima, ana which was adjourned from Yesterday
without further eYaminati lion, was called again
befOre Commissioner Edmund F. Brown
to-day at quarter 10 three o'clork-Idessrs.
w. A. Cook and George Burgess for the ac.
cused, and Assistant District Attorney Wilson
gnd T.. l.. Dana, of the Internal Pevenua
Bureau. for the prosecution, when Prot. r. ).
Headrick was cross-examined by Nr. Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

AN OUTRAGEOUS ACT-A Street Cor Fired
LtO.-Last evening, abolt eight O'Clock, a. car
No, 6, on IT'S way TO the Navy Yard, was pass
ing ROnsseau's stone yard, on b street, near
North Capitol street. shot was fired into the
car By some unknown person on the north side
OF the street. The bullet went throug Oh the ear
windows, smashing Two pan-s OF glass in its
passage, but fortunately iniuring no one. The
passengers heard the report, and one them, 3
lady, saw the flash OF the firearn. No clue has
been obtained 10 the guilty party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

BUEIED AIINE--As large fo-ce o! work
men we've engaged yesterday forenoon IN grad
lIg EOurth street west, near i street north a
bank OF earth fell and covered a colorsd man
named Robert Page, about thirty years of aga.
when eXtricdfee 10 was aSCertain.d that ona
leg vas broken and he was seriously injured
abOu, ne hips. DIR. &. Il. Paryis visited the
" Ounu-d man NJ his residence ON street
nOTth. bsIwFen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Nh-rr he rendered ali The aid IA his power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

WAR OF RACES ~ ALEXANDIIA.-TheGn ,eHp
OF last evening avs: About two o clio TX to-day
fight occurred near Shoots tan yard bet ween
the pupils of The Alexandria Washington Free
School and those of the coiored school presided
over by Mary Grey. The 1ght orcasoned con-
siderable excitement IN the neigh borhood of its
occurrence, and attracted a large crowd of
spectators, who, however, took mo part in the
distur bance except 10 attempt to stop it, About
a dozen of the most bellieerent Of both sides
were arrested by officer O'NeIl and marched
down 70 the Mayors office, where they we-c
proparly admOpislcd.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n Z " 8.


T. -
Gran-a OF , oGI PAY, is perio med TO delighted
auoj.I - every evening by the celebrated
New. York Company.
NtN9ARA ny MOoSLiGHT-This Grand
Painting will he on eNn bt,on at Bariow's
Gallery from TO SS O'Clock p. m. Admission
frJe.
Avs SyrTa's Art Gallery al COZ Penn.
syIvaLia avenue. Several new pictures Just
received
DISAH. the Kitchen Orator. at Jonie Hall.
IS IN street: IS given away every evening.
SINTH WAED SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB
Tins club beid a mse'ing last evening at Steel's
Hall, on The corner OF stu sir,et east and l.
s;Tsrt sCutb, the President IF. ODER, Esq,l IN
III. ch II, aud Mr.. Val. Con nor secretary.
Ne .-TS BnrgeSs and O'Nei,l moved thai the
hames Of S-ahley Taylor a0d Joseph Thomas
o. >tFis Ken oil The rolls. rs those parties had
Jolnsd the Radical ranks. The Chair stated
ihas II could hot De- done unless unanImOus
consent was given TO sssPeHd the bylaws.
Nj. % Neil then moved thai the bylaws be
suspended. Mr.. Conner was opposed TO ex.
psllIDg anybody without due time for deliber-
auop. The parties mentioned We're perfectly
harmless, and be deprecated the measure for
yarIOUs reasons. Mr.. Morgan disapproyed of
tampsTIDg with the constitution aad bylaws
N any suCh manner. They had seen enough
of such proceedings IN tee kadcaI parry Mr.
ONeIli stated thai be did not ike 10 have the @
nien coming up TO him on The street aud tauut-
ing him with The tact that they could IoIn a
Radical CLUB and sill BE- members of d Demo-
was lost 20 he motion Of expulsion was laid
Over Till next meeting.
Nh O'NtIl then favored the meeting with a
f~~ remarks on the certainty OIL the success of
The lsmCCTatIc candidates He said that after
Iu"sday next they would have numerous ae-
&C <IOns 10 the Club He felt as cer.ain of sue
Co as mortal man could be. At times his wife
asked him If he had any hing bet on the cleo
uon, and De told her no. Dot - tell the
uulh- he bad $500 Gp on seymour and Blair.
and be was prepared that n ight to bel an ad-
dIilOn3l amount that he would win that size.
He would NOT conclude without reyertInC TO
The CourSe of his friend pointing to j. NJ. Dal-
ton. tsa..) III regard 20 a man who had recently
dIseractd himself. He meant Col. O'Beirne,
and ~aid th9t MI. Dalton had always spoken
for Be'rne. aud in New York bad advocated
N" claims " that nan IN preference TO those OF
any one else, ard the Y, ait showed his DIAL.
tUnSl folly There never was an IRISH Orange.
man but who would ne TO his country, and
such man vas O'Beirne; but an Irish Cath
ola was as true steel
NJ. Dalton here stated that Col. O'Bsirae
was born in New York, and was a Catholic
Mr.. O'Neil continued, saying that O-Beirne's
rrccrd here was that OF prev, - marshal. any.
fhlDg but an enyiable one-a pIundersr of the
peoples rights and destroyer OF their hber.
ties.
ONeil was commencing here TO get rather
VAIN ard emp hattie. when motion TO adjourn
was made and carried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

A pvIGE TO TIN sESrLE, ,.,,,ro
" Every house nsrtiooed IN this rs. Is reli-
abe and hrst class. Have your Business trans
acted sith them, aud be assured OF fair desiiuz.
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g u r. a E r Y.

Itisone OF the greatest triumphs OF Homo.
opathy to dispense With the operation OF Ampu.
tation and Ex xcision. in more than two.tnirds OF
the cases, BY the radical cure OF the dlseassd
parts, which Allopathy would dhavoconsignedt TO
theknifs.
less time, and with less palm, than under any
other mode oftreRtmont
Homnopathy sfulAllinga q mlasion whose end
Ia the overthrow Of all other modes OF cure, and
the establishment ofitsown complete and per-
manentrule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE AssURAScE.Ths
Directors Of aLondon Life Assurance ONCE
the he"General Provident"- at tsrecent meeune
have placedon record their opinion "that per
sons treated by the Homeopathy y stem ENJOY
more robusthealth, are less frequently attaeked
bv Si,.sse. and when attacked recover more
rapidly han those treated BY any other sYitemi
that with respect to the more fatal classes OF dis
easethe mortality under Homeopathy is smaliin
comp parison with that OF Allopathyi tnM tnere
arc diseases not durable at all under the latter
system, which are perfectly durable under the
former: auaily, that the mediclnes prescribed oy
Homoopha athis,s do not lnJur. the eonitltuuon,
,vhere a. thosesmplOyed by Allopaths, not nm
ffeoueuti entail tho most serious. and ID many
instances, fatal consequences" Tho Directors
further propose to summon meeting oitne
shareh oldersto lay before them the fsets tnsy
lRvo cOlleotoQ. anu huo uoSthiSA ~ "A.a~ .s--~S
have arrived, namely. ITO open speclalsee.
,ion Tor pefsons treated by Homeopathic lyl.
tenn. at a lower rate Of premium than that
charged on other riiveL"-LoSaon (EaS.) 90.
srpsr.
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF Albany, New York. says, RE.
aARDiNG MEDICAL TREATMENT ~ AZ
fsctlnT rates that the systems OF medical pras;
tIce AZ affecting the duration otlifo. are well
worthy Of confederation BY Life Insuranee Com.
psnieS, appsarsto usoyldsnt; ealeulationsupon
data IN our possession show decreased rate Of
mortality under the " Homeopathic System OF
Mediclns." We have therefore. concluded 70
make q deduction OF 10 per cent. from tne taoie
ratesupon each payment Of premium oy those
habitusliy using this mode Of treatment. In
case Of medical practice being changed, the fatl
rates will be again charged. To those who en-.
pIoy the Homeopathic System when Ill, tnis
Company win make adeductlon Of 10 per cent
from the usual rates Of premiu y, feeling satis.
fed th atthc mortality from diSeaseis vastiy less
under this mode Of treatment From . large
mass Of statistics, gathered tom all parts OF tue
civilized world. and xuppIed largely BY Aiio.
pathic authorities, embracing the records OF tho
treatment Of over 100000 cases OF disease, 10
drawn thefollowing: ftl,
GENERAL SUMMARY.