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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT n, M N, J! i,

vUSHE AUTHOR of the PRIVATE TREATISE" DR..
.b sses I ssaSs for e %
pssSsI % IN 5, y: ,s SGigns P
and TIA! ssds on ns.. s ns:
stns 70 the .us5sr.aeh weaAns.s and iI.'i billy Of
SF T bsEAy s. 81 T
ea s essss 'y aa Which,
faithful h and deliberate He deem, proper, also.
here the public the following most interesting
STRICT, RE AND ITS CURE
Qpen and important consequences Of former
eh wee msken for is
cureaohe fact that structure frequently EXISTS IN those who
s os mot ueh space. ass' the
&c "a. S %h ne S @ proper
Among that va. Sy no mean;
Of .r sss .;,ss : "a Iss
Ing change in tbs respect Neither necessary there should
Si.sss ae PAM esa s Sst
iii only when inflammation happens to be superadas sna
are Observed g f uess .sSs!
which seaaIy belong to M e.; and s:p s SS
might these belong other lnaadss
FORM While hs following lhfes belong to scture
and when is easily and certainly removed Inc
TIE MANNER OF URINATING-I. has been already
what observed cuaT way in sheh flush
s M should hspPsr after The clothes are re s aard . ss
triding may would OF s,Toa. suspicion Not
ever but certainly structure exist without The
HAVE AVE REMANkD SNe5s asnor.ha. though
III sss nasi :ss'6
stage may have tina, TO &c
without producing Structure for ons prsn IS naturally more
fsom eight weeks length Of time At
least would strengthen any other suspicious circumstance
The EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAss UPON THE
to depr.., the and lessen mental sneIgy Nor thu
hi. complained Of in the same degree oy every s Ss
rarely sees eass sss
S%ss Ai b: effect
Sa IF and
easily imagine that as hee medium oy wfn ih ~. sams
the spTa the %Sa 4:
world As Of Structure proceeds the activity of mind
The of i : s Ema
years IN the Complaint il
q Structure aeeS%Dli.hed i many day. formerly
come on Susaes to this for short time but
has ss .1s iI the
& +; has a. ssts
manner; which safely di;,spes
gives entire attention Disorders of The Urinary and
Organs and that in the OF SrRcTunE
of GRAVEL, every FORM he with cohhdsnee claim
knowledge aud possessed by any physiean
in this country
Communications by post faithfully replied and may
be addressed either So Greenwich box e69 lower
Post Office.
The author formerly felt il incumbent him TO give
Of his medical qualincusns and presented
several eminent and references: Owing how.
his extended reputation this speciality ne
finds the for this longer exsts and to rank
the barefaced claims medical titles and hospital expert.
ence OF cesin class Of people become mark OF the i'm
pudent pretender. Jy3lwsr
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DIX. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LINZ NJ f Mt,
nEITMATICM SWELL Ell LIMBS


e RI Is; Fl loss sa Of h use Of q e 4. si P
s ss w all 5 S. h. de- Il
ed such a Of Lag Sh
be substaated by the most respectable persons who
It permanently and sfee.nally cure.
the LIMBS Contrac,ons Of Cords and Muscles oa il maj,
Hard IF hs~ .s Sf sSs
tions this Lnimea has been used with Incredible
s sas s%d Tic and ali
and like charm, stopping the bleed
ss $ sTsfd hs
Group Instantly relieved by saiua,nE Of dam
A'i WIN NO IODINE IMMINENT,
s s% y s Rn:ss Fss
RnswoIm or Teiter Barber. Itch Se.a Head &C. ia.
Pain and cures Cons Banions chii6sns, &c ING
Aword upon the origin i End :. sasss Of
When the human frame shock either from heat
s% Ss One the
Ss s Ss.af % s .
glands and h.n the ys% being The
direct application to the parts diseased the better
DR. RoAKE's IODINE LINIMENT
5 ss %
be to satisfy sksptica Of the restoring power
OF this most valuable Liniment
Physie,eans daily recommending Dr. ROAKE's 10
alum; nuy scientific compound OF IODINE in the form OF
without color and unpleasant smell that
used the most delicate female child with perirct
safety.
Not day passes without bringing the interesting
results from the Of DIR. KOAKE'S IODINE IN lhlENT
ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM,
Gentlemen-l feel it duty for the benefit Of the
public the astonishing of myself which folows
e walk or wn
fcrucang so much 50 that could not sleep nights, The
disease finally settled in hip joint the thigh became
elongated pushed out Of its socket by the niam
nation; the cords became contracted throw my
forward and drew my foot backward the points of
barely touched the ground when walked. My health
much impaired made my mind that the disease
firmly seated that nothing could benefit me had tried the
was advised by friend to try Roake's Iodine Liniment,
which consented TO without faith; but before had used
bottle found reef-it reduced the inflammation and
racted the PAM continued 10 freely for weeks;
the cords became relaxed the leg former appear
the aud Inflammation has all subsidized and
am perfectly wells walk without crutch and
attending daily busne the Of my
family A. HEBARD, IS John street.
Facts stubborn cases. every day brings more evidence
Of the value Of Roake's Iodine Lininent.
Feelings OF gratitude and the good OF my fellow creatures
the astonishing Of my child which follows: Three
he attacked with swelling the side OF his
neck which grew so large that turned his head SIDE
IL finally broke, dschargng large quantities Of and
kept discaging until he reduced skeleton
He suffered pain ndescrbable employed the best phys-
CLANS and made of remedies without benefit.
who knew the healing Of Roakes Iodine Linmen;
try IT. happy that had used bottle he
fore the healing and the swelling and in
ammson subsidized and before had used the second bottle
he was perfectly SN EAsToN, No 90 Ninth avenue.
Principal Depot, lNGERsoLL CO., 90 John street.
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,


MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of hs N.Y. ~ York COLLEGE Of Medicine
~ continue to direct their attention to all
private and confidently promise
Injury 10 the eonniion or confinement from business.
college o. & Of
amount Of suering and time be thus avoided One Of
pisiat. attends for con:.sion daily from A. n TOT PM
70 1fSR
.ona can have eSs:
ing al. requisite e psrG, stating
traction and treatnunt received elsewhere any, and
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS.
The sd1 Of 1 from s 1r:S
ha:ss 4. dss s
III sp' d.: s''5;s %ns
s AMY WITH hs e o che
S STsi1s Tree u r.rSo1 '''
THE c9 PSSJ EES y Gy x. t1.,.
Msss .s % Ct b % New
sscre! indulgence any Kind It Is an nr.usbls
remedy f mpoence s'ery bsrrenness unless depend
Single bottle: 81 each case, Of hal. mss carefully
RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE,
OR the permanent cure Of primary secondary syphs
.'s e. any BY =
S1saS K: Ssy
celebrated alternative. -.
!, Sold each for
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF aARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
By S o Ys Of msdm and
This refined highly coae.sssd extract, possessing al
the purifying qualities and curative powe OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
of :. o Se z. The public d
% Of The SGGd ,1en As ;sioS, I
ons nodes cataeous eruptous ucersted throat or
disease arising from the secondary effects of syphilis
an injudicious use Of mercury.
Sold IN siugle bottles, at nceut.,
cases Of half dozen bp,tlss $3.50
one dozen $500,
b. A very liberal discount to wholesale purshassrs
Once open from A. NJ to 10 ?. M. -.
,s W. s. RICHARDSON, Md.
oS"rfc W Nassau street. New York,
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MAGASIN JAPANAIs-

% pgANE STREET lbetween Broadway and Elm ST.
"A H:PAkkElt, agent from Amsterdam, respect
fully informs ladies and gentlemen who furnishing
their paror that he has constantly hand the following
bottles, css' and fruit dishes Of great beauty and the
and aucsr Of the richest kinds ancient fans OF the 18TH
century richly carved of mother OF pearl and ivory and
ETY. rch carved furniture, Of the time of Louis XIV
sstng o. chars arm chairs, and cabinets also japan
ported and small collection Of ancient oil paintings Of
Dutch and Flemish schools Mr. r. would also call the
collection. " " 49,
Boders taken to import ancient oil paintings Of any
master Of the Duteh and Flemish schools marble sstuary
carved furniture oil any description ancient porcelain IN
antiquAry line, myi3 imsuc
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House OF Representatives.
WARRINGTON, July g, 1916


THE LAND GRADUATION DILL.
Tho House resolved itself into a committee Of the
whole on the state Of the Union and resumed
Iteration OF the bill to reduce and graduate the price of
the public lands 10 actual settlers nd
Mr. CoLLAnER contended that it not necessary 10
make any other provisions than those which already
listed, in order that man might get freehold II was
not true that lands sold the reluctantly the long
they remained in market for the records show that In
districts of Ohio and Illinois after twenty years there
have en- greaer average sale than in the years before
DOWN 10 is42 Tao effect of III would be to let
down the present value of the public lands
MI hrSLr very warmly aiyocat ID the bill, which
would enable the poor man TO procure home a small
price lie expressed his astonishpent that any one
should refuse to graduate the lands according 70 their
value out insist that minimum should be demanded for
all A man who would not make the Distinction woulj
squeeze five cent piece hs fingers and pass for ten
Mr.. H.ALtr said that, as was quite dinner time
he would give his views He did so in favor of The nrn
ciples Of the BILL and against unqualified ce,.ion 90
provided for by one OF the sections At few minutes
past o'clock he said he going to dinner so hs
picked up his hat and umbrella and departed for hi,
" soup" ~
Judging from the empty desks, the majority of III.
House were on q similar business.
Mr.. GoapoS obtained the floor.
The committee rose and the House adjourned
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B E Z X M A MS
p u l. MON sly X U L
THE BEST REMEpYY EVER DISCOVERED.

for the disease to the cure OF which is directed
are taken rom those 50 Continually occurring in
sty and IT'S immediate vicinity order that tue pnohe mere
.EiLITY what this wondrous compound accomplishing
s Van sicke case one among the numerous Instances
Ny scknss. began something like six years ago with
Of the organs My appetite irregular and
weight d Il ss Ss as s
raising up strong sour rud into the throat NY nights were
dreams. would rise unreirsshed isvsr.h, extremely
5sy and with the tongue isrIed My bowel. not re
diarha And there aendeness the pit OF stomach
DRIVE y eas
me very much and multiplied difficulties appeared be
Different physicians attended and made many
lasting benefit from any Of them. Now then would
nerd s nas Ts sSlss sS o
palptaons OF the heart, so1ndnxs in the giddnes
cold shilling Of the spleen and
liver PAIN, my chest, with an sense Of sns.
eSaess followed BY heat Of the .fa and party
ana oes th ae al & % os s
away my bOd powers, a1d so%pis,ely di,hs1tsa me In
duh seen. Of bitter suffering aud melancholy;
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
a s Of
and I o sss upon
part of the time Its gentle but powerful
utary results brought My cough
became less and finally left chest and
lungs completely relieved the arrangement mx to.
all the evacuaons regulated, the pSe aaa
liver freed from every painful affection; skin so aid
moist steady and word am entirely rsstoI-
ed to sound health; 49,
" do solemnly believe that if had taken Beekman's
Syrup the time and In the manner did, should have been
IN my grave -
MANA ESSENTIAL PILLS the creates. advantage durn, the
hosossh to i.er The stomach and bowels e. from
those distractions which, weak state at times
difficult TO overcome.
Oldest daughter about twenty Of who has
been greatly afflicted for time with the liver complaint
and Dyspepsia extending affections Of the kidneys and
Spine taking BEEKMANs SYRUP and PILLS, and
pidly ering her health
the of MIR c. Van Sickle and residence il
PHEBE VAN sICKLEo
New York, April 9Th, 1916"
Mi Van Sickles family Of the respectable In
the and his amabe and lady has kindly
who would like with heI
person-l in regard to her cure
CAurIoN.- To guard against deception, BzEKMAN'.
Original Genuine Pulmonc SYRUP and Vegetable Essential
PILLS wrappers copy rged Purchasers should
therefore be careful and that they Beekmans ned
clues and other. -
For sale old established office of the Proprietor No
t9f Courandt street, door below Greenwich street
Beng generally use, they kept regularly BY
many of the respectable and
New York. Brooklyn &c. To be had also of authorized
agents in different parts of the country. a2 lmfeodr
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES, TWO OWN KITCHEN IL A.

HOlsMES' TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
INHE fropnetors are prepared to furnish Holmes
Il ranges TO the trade set them mp private families
boarding houses purchased the right from the
to manufacture and sell them Our
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges, this city, for the past
years warrants asserting thar Holmes Range be
surpassed Tor economy convenience and durability They
are waraneJt perform the for which they
chased and not they will be removed free Of
the purchaser Numerous references be
wishing purchase The range from IS IS dollars
The pfopetos constantly msnufac. aud yell
supplied with parlor, office, add bedroom CRATES, of the
newest patterns.
Also-TINWARE bright, plain and jo?aned. They have
ell times ready Ranges CRATES, and boie-
also. smokey chmneys cured cure, no pay.
A. GILHOOLY y SON,
mai 1nsrc IA Nassss street.
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FITS! FITS! FITS!

and harmless and the only Postve and safe
remedy for epepuc fits, COMMISSIONS &c. This medicine
ny putting acquiring itself popularity that
beyond precedent the healing by restoring health
those who tralmany Of whom had lost their
under The influence of this dreadful disease. Who been
cured, is the important question We MIR. VIM.
H. Parse afflicted % years-certhcate Of be.
fore the hayor Of this city March the 7h ylt e.dence 70
Mrs Eleanor Kief afflicted 20 years. cured residence York
vile the of Mrs Bennett afflicted years cured
dence III Grand besides have been
cured within the last thirteen weeks.
The afflicted invited call and have their
ed and advice given free of charge.
The medicine carefully packed in boxes for transports
tion with full directions.
Prices per box So s7 and SAL Single bottles with
sary medicine, S.
DRS. VANS 4 HART, Propretors.
US-Principal Office lsi Grand street, New York.
al0 m
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The season far, (says the Point Coupee Tribune
has been unproptious the hopes of the cotton and
sugar planters IL is said that the crops the river plan
tations have scarcely been seen more backward
than they at this period of the year The cot
ton plant is sickly and puny beyond example. aud in
most Of the front plantations the crop has been seri
ously injured. We understand that the cotton Bay on
Grostes and Fordcche is exceedingly large and prom
well.
The Lancaster (Pa) Integsnesr gives quite cheer
ing picture OF the crops in that county
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DIX. J. FRANCIS, UCULlST,
4S5 BROADWAY.

THIRD DOOR FROM GRAND STREET.
WE, the undersigned having Witnessed astonishing
w performed by DIR Francis, believe his
Of the made for diseases of the
Eye and highly recommend him safe and sklu oculis
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. 8. II. Cone,
Rev. j Andrade II. L. Priest, Rev. q. Benedict,
Rev. J. Peck, Rev. A. Wheelock
References given those in the city who have been
totally blind from Amoross-sight now perfectly restored;
Ulcers and Specks removed OF the longest standing.
A number OF undoubied testimonials, be the
Office will satisfy the public ofhs astonishing success
~ Artificial Eyes inserted without pain 10 Advice
the poor gratis
DR.. Francis will the first Of May to No. 40
Broeme street, first house. second block ofBroadway
al Imd<Wsr
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By Last Nights Southern Mall.

ALI xANDRfA .Julv

ALrxASDRil July Arr briggs Fovorte, (Br) Demerara
Edward Baltimore
BALTIMORE, June e-Arr briggs st Andrew, Cromwell Sa
wanna Mar Jem Magnolia, Leslie. Havana; sshr - Hele
na speddcn, Port Dcyosite Cid brgs Arabian Hopkins,
lgdes; Mary Ann, Benjamin. do; hr Maria, Johnson,
f9Tk Sid bark Truemsn, Doane, for Cowes. 49,
No9oLE, July !.Arr brig teorgiana, Hipkins, York;
schr vi L. smith, Wilson, Port Deposite
PHIl.DEirHiA, July 9-Arr schrs VIM Wright, Weldon
McGee, N York. Cid, bri ss Rowens Wilson Lagusyra
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BEST SPRING MEDICINE.


WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS.
THE best possible remedy for Indigestion Jsundice,
Worms Costiveness Loss of Appetite, Headache, Hys-
tecs Debility, Drowsness, Weakness Sour Stomach &c
Most persons feel the necessity of using tonic
strengthening medicine during the spring and
cay those engaged in sedentary empoyments. No article
better calculated for such purposes than the above The
ingredients Of which they composed highly
ded all medical books among the best known
the medical world They purify the blood revive the spirits
and strengthen the whole system The proetor is conf
dent that Aids would give this cheap pleasant
dy trial. they will other They put al
the lowest price, in order to place them within the
reach Of all.
Price Is pint bottle.
WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL OFODELDOC,
Is the only eectua remedy for Rheumatism, Sprains Stiff
ness Neck Joints, Govt Cramp sc. Recommends
by DR. L. MITCHELL late Professor Of Physc In the ~ s.
College of Physicians.
Price IS cents bottle
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF,
For Headache and Catarh, composed principally of Roots
and Aromatic Herbs Recommended by the celebrated Dr.
WATERHoUsE, late Professor Of Medicine in Howard Uni
versty, Cambridge.
Price q and so cents per bottle. -.
The above articles prepared and sold BY j. GEORGE
WHITWELL, (late J. r. Whitwell Son. Bostonl
Sold also by A. y. SANDS Duggists c0 Fulton, cor
of William street, New York. my9 lmeodsr
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LoSpoN-Packet ship Hendrix Hudson-S q Starr, G d
Stuart, York; Rev Henry Osborne, Phadrlph Geo
Harvey, N Orleans; II II fman, Miss Hoffman Cincin-
Heaheote, Woodstock, canada WIN Mprphy, Master Mqr-
James Macpherson Canads Levin aud lady, Miss
Ewing, Albert Baker Geo HARDWOOD, London; VIM Lawson
Portsmouth, EIg.
,HAvRE-ship ,splendd-Lewis Barbain, N Orleans; II
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Passengers Arrived.

L LosDeS7Pssket shiP Ws;mins,er-Mr. Z Taylor, Miss
Buckingham, w Mecklehan Scotland; M & Puuon, w Pc
tiers, Oviringtoa, Henry Heatho Edward Hope20l IL
stee,age.
MosiLE-Brig Pioneer-Mrs Hearn and child Hutch.
ingson, Allen, McDemit. w Clark, A Lariber.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
hR Johnson II Duane street, Chatham street,
~ wen known the uccessfu practitioner in New
York Ia the of veneresl diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill those old hacured
isted i9r years pre-emnent elect structure ulcers
the BODY or III the throat the lead and bones
Of the legs, efectually cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit
dulged in by young sscyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively ened Recent cured
in four days without Mercury No alteration in diet
vention from business iyl0 3tsTc
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NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, @c;

"A CASH.. u. FOWLER, $50 Greenwich street, corner
OF Murray and 2s Greenwich Of Vesey has
ceved from the late sales large and splendid assortment
fresh Green and Black Tea and Family Groceries Of all the
kinds, all Of which offered at reduced
good green Tea 50 lb fine Oooong and GO 10
cents fine Young Tyson rs best old Java Co
fee IL lie b Sumatra do 10 good dairy
ter ~ 2 h. blssched Lamp Oil IS per gallon;
Sperm Candles IS cents Also, large assortment OF fine
white yellow and brown Sugar OF all the various kinds,
a23 msrc
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Motto. DrinkwatsI Barbadoesi WIN Penn, Atkins Boston;
dence; cyren, James London; Eldad Mason RorbSry;
Surplus. 0sysd Boston Wile9! Jons. Providenes Dss-
rne, Eor, York Sol Roosevelt. Joha,on. Lynn; Sam
Granger, Robisson, Newark; baIges Albany, Nave,
York. Olcott. eimmons, do; New York, McDeuald do;
u Cobb Field, Jersey City
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A DEIEcTABLE SPor.-An officer of the navy,
who has lat ly visited Calao, writes Of it in the
following odorerous terms: have quite enough
of the azness and filth of Caao II is not surprising
that buzzards swarm here's the only wonder is they do
not carry of the inhabitants. But they probably
prevented by the heas, who have already got
What an awful gulp the earthquake had Of it which
swallowed up old Callao. have been afraid should
it throw up again in giea sickening spasm.
Should this occur, the man in the moon will hold his
noso-AorfoM Herald
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.


THIS immense work OF will open for Exhibition the
a Minerva Rooms, <06 Broadway, Saturday, the 4th
July IL and beautiful of this
Metropolis carved wood representing every street. lane
building she'd, the elevations and depressons the
City 70 the number Of millions has been progress for
more than and upwards of Hundred have
been employed IN its construction including of the first
artists, Anne rcan and European.
tanning in different compartments Oil Paintings Of Of
the principal business establishments in the City.
Doors open from SAM. to 10 PM
Tickets be the principal hotels and
book and music stores Season Tickets, so cents.
Children under 10 years Of age, halfprce.
T.. PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor.
NIB None but admitted on the 4th iva
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Sales oS S,ochs a., R,srou.

AT Aucrro1 July s-667 shares Boston and Worcester
Railroad new stock ia iI CT adv; 20 Sugar River
Ma1niac Co, ClaIsponi new stoct tpar lOoO) - per
adv IS estem RAILROAD, 99A sh 10 Boston and P.ov
do, IA CT dv 10 Suffolk Bank 81 adv; Mass Cot
ton Mills div on 81 per CT adv Manufacturers Insurance
Nashua Nasu1se Co $50 Boston \ oT sll Railroad div
Western do, $99 sh; ~ Rights Eastern Railroad soc
Granite Bank s99s per sh kasle do 81 per adv 3
State do. S58 for CO.
ExoaASoE BosED-l0 Boston aud Maine II II, IosI do
lO9 Is Boston aud Providence RR 1885, Western Railroad
992 do 9s; 10 do, COS; Is Isald Railroad
20 do 81 p Norwich and Worcester Railroad 5,; Fitch.
burg Railroad Rights 7j IS Eastern railroad Ri ghts, 7O
S2,00 Reading RR Bonds 1850. "a.
SEcosD BoARD-l Old Coony Railroad l0l; Boston and
Low ell Railroad, III; ID Western Railroad, 96K.
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MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR FAWCETT consulting surgeon Of l96 Full

FAWCEII, CONSuIllnH VI TO VI
bracina the following subecs VIZ mpo,ency.
and Sterlty, anatomcally physioogcaly aud medically
modern of Syphilis, Secondary SymP,oms Con
onho;a elect seminal Weakness o,n of
pollution The Doctor devoted his attention for the last
fifteen years this city, the treatment OF the above men-
toned diseases and from his extensive practice and long ex
investigating the pathology OF the various struc-
he undertakes permanent and radical cure HIS diplomas
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia aso III. honorary
degree from the State Louisiana, suspended large
frames in his office, l96 Fulton street. 49,
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females.
All lett prepaid, and addressed Dr. II. Faweett, 100
Fulton street, viii receive due attention. mvl9 mer