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fu,HE fuIN AL IhkAIlSrs-On tue infectious dsssues
OF the Genital Organsn certain disorders which
be and be mistaken for themon Masturbaton &c. by
Joseph Ralph, M. D., author Of the Family Physician
A Fourth Edition, with several new chapters and usra
tive plates, in the press and will be pub sbed shortly
The author takes this Of that he be
Consulted the diseases referred his Treatise
to Up NJ (Sunday invariably eIcepedl Those who apply
the early stage Of these disorders will be surprised he
simplicity and little that attends their He
believes however il is chiefly those who have suffered long
from certain class Of advertising people, and other causes
s.iys the Fos. faithful S dsbsn's attention AddIss. boz
go lower Posto0os, NH. je3 sot~m
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Markets.

d q, ,hs .,n July lo-Flour in active request
Sa ooo hh c VI .ne asy the sales had reached fully
a. ~ sooonn nvs iots at s4o7h TO s4a5 and AIS ST.
% ancy olanas AZ 70 per bb the larger portion of
ooe bushels good White and Mixed at SOC psr hn ~
About l7oo SACKS good Wheat sold at 40 to sai n
per Dbl "'eu' NJ sa
CIrcISEAri, July 2o.--The market opened ve,tsra.u
with considerable rmness the part Of ho,ders I'M, ny
much disposition to purchase The sales early wsra az
brs from canal at S3p0; 100 do, choice brand AT a.
100 brIs city mills at 80 90 The Brttsnas news which
-ss received BY mail at unsettled the market and
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THE NEW YORK HERAL
ESTABLISHM
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau SITS
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copg-U
q, per snnum-payabe in adyanee.
WEEKLY fERALD-Every ssturdsy-Prce 6x cents
copy-S3 lax cents annum-payable in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROFE-EYery Steam Packet day
Price az per copys5 per annum including postage
peyabe advance Subscriptions and advertise will be
received by Nssrs GaliFqa1 y Rue vviepne PARIS L.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published ON the
lat of January Of ench yeasngle copies sxpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, nj the usual prices-aways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written spain Ieeble
The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
may occur in them.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters or communicmons by mail, addressed to tho
establishment bepost paid, or the postage will BE- Dc
ductsd kom the subscription monsv RENTED.
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BALTIMoRE, July %, 1917

BALTIMORE, July %, lss7.
The Weather-7hs Haian Opera Congratulated
Tdste-Burton-D Democratic No ions-News from
the Seat Of VAR
The weather continues and moist, and Is doubt
less greatly improving the prospects of the farmers for
an abundant yield Of corn. Fer week past we have
had sunshine all the morning, and showers in the
ming With the Thermometer among the 9o's but this
morning the shower is preceding the sunshine
The Italian Opera Company, seventy three In num-
ber now performing in Philadelphia contemplate visit
to Baltimore and il sufficiently encouraged will perform
four nights at the Holiday Street Theatre They
opened subscription books at dollar ticket for the
boxes and fifty cents for the pit The taste for music
in Baltimore is OF the style OF The Star spangled
Banner Old Hundred or Old Lang Syne'' than
OF the ETHEREAL artstical and scientific STYLE and
therefore OF the opinion that they will not receive much
cordial reception here, but French Italian opera
company never visits Baltimore more than once
Burton opens at the Front street to night with The
Heir at LAW and Catching Heress" Ezekiel
Homespun and Tom Twigg, by Mr.. Hadaway, and him
self as DR. Pangloss with Mrs Burke as Cicy and Caro-
line Gayton.
The democrats last night elected their candidates
and spirited contest it will be- The candidates
Nathaniel p. Cox Francis Gallagher, VIM T. Whyte,
Elias Ware Jr., and Mendez J. Cohen.
The from the seat of war received last night il
Of considerable interest but probably the most mpor
tan portion OF it. that of refusal the part of Next
co to treat is wholly unfounded. The next will
be looked for with increasing interest.
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A NTH0NY'S NATIONAL DAGUERREAN DEPOT,
"A 2iI Broadway New York e ANTHONY, tlate An.
thony Clark Co. Importer Of French Plates Frames
Chemica. and German Instruments, General Agent for the
supply Of Dsgueeoype Apparatus and materials Of every
description, both Of foreign and home manufacture.
Mr. a. having retired from the business Of portrait taking.
devotes himself exclusively furnishing the various
rails required in the His long experience practicable
gueneoypes him eminent facilities for supplying the
best quality Of articles the most reasonable terms.
iYlI 30tem
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MONTREAL, July 2O.-The English mall was rec eivsd
yesterday morning, and produce market since has
been in very languid state Flour-A great decline
has been submitted to. The only transactions, how
ever, worth quoting 1000 barrels" Wellsnd Canal
deliverable between 10th and 30th proximo, ut 26s and
per bbl Grain-Seyeral parcels Offering, but tran
sactions Ashes-Pots have advanced from 25s Sd to
25s 3D. and Pearls inquired for at POS Sd Cos I'D
demsn for both good. Freight-Large vessels Of
fering freely ut former quotations from Quebec Small
vessels here are much wanted, and would command
higher rates. Exchange dull and almost nominal at
forme quotations There is good deal offering, but
few buyerB
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PHILADELPHIA, July "a, lsi7.

PHILADELPHIA, July ~, SAT.
The jury in the homicide in which Pickering
and others defendants still agreeing DISAGREE
A disastrous finale to plundering expedition oc-
Cured last night, in the vicinity of Commerce and
Fifth street. One of the boarders in the Merchants
hotel looking from the window of his room, detected
person moving suspicousy about the rear of the
stores Market street. and Immediately guessing that
burglary about to be attempted gave the to
the watchmen. The burglar fed down Commerce
street. the approach of the guardians Of the night
and entering yard retreated into Clubhouse cover
ing the cess-pool Immediately cries Of murder were
heard to issue from this spot but by the time the watch
mon reached It, the CRY had ceased. On examining
about the vicinity to ascertain what had become
of the fugitive, large hole was discovered in the
floor of the clubhouse alluded to, through which,
it at concluded the had fallen and been
Bmothsred in the filth Measures taken
inquest Is to be held upon it. The decsassd,was color
ed man, but his name 10 not yet known. The attempt
at burglary which he was making when discovered was
clothing store, No 200 Market street Attempts had
also been made upon adj dining stores.
friend tells that the audience at the Italian one
last evening both for brlancy and
numbers which could hardly have been expected with
the Thermometer bordering on the ninetes. Though
this information Is second hand from personal
observation 1t Is doubtless as correct II spoke from
the card
A robbery was committed Thursday night by two
Of the old Jack Sheppard gang and the perpetrators
left their mark by writing with chalk Jack Sheppard
and Blueskn not caught yet" The city papers IA few
incorrectly announced the arrest ofone of the
gang, proclaming him the veritabe Jack Shep-
hard and the motive for this writing doubtless for
purpose Of screening the person caught There
be doubt that the real leader Of the gang Is still at
largen other words that Frank IL permitted to plum
der though his brother John has been nabbsd by the Of
hcers Of the law.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD.i3ooo u. Loan. 6.s 81, Io6; us Girad
Bank 3 100 Neshanie Copper Co. 5; 5000 Reading Bonds
III 5000 Loan So, 81, LOG; 1000 State S. sos; Penn
hFrER SALEs5O yicksburg Bank 22l4 5000 Texas Urea.
suIy Notes. 13 1000 Texas Bonds 2 200 Reading RR 33
so Vicksbsrg RR, 22x; 2 Commercial Bank, s.
SEcoyD BoARDlOo0 Lehgh Mortgage Loan, 81; Chesa-
Peske Delaware Canal Stock, 8s; 30 U. Bank AZ 200
Reading RR. 33z.
ArrEs SALEs-3oeo Lehigh Mortgage Loan Oh 20 Chesa.
IOi.
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BRoKERs BOARD July 2i-l00 shs Norwich and WoTces.
ter Railroad, 30 DIS, 53x so do 33x Boston Exchange
co. t0 2Aoskoag Manuac CO. i70; 10 Boston and
seaee Raoad Io9h g Vermont Central do u Fsll
Boston aud WORCESTER Railroad lax so Reading do,
ID DIS, 81; rights Western do, 81 IS. . -.
stCoND Boards shs Western Railroad i0oZ Boston
snf Lowell do 600 Is East Boston Co, 1877 IS 30 DIS,
:, 40 va zoo Long Island Railroad, 30 d. $le!4
3 do u 20; do az "
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uUNTERIAN DISPENSARY. No. DIVISION street
established A. D. 1885, by the present proprietor for the
successful treatment Of disease Of aud for
the sale Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine
the only remedy earth tina, safely be relied
thoroughly this hord disease without injury the con-
and without diet hndrance from
when all else have failed comprehensive treatise accom-
panies each vial with full directions which to
eectualy curd in all how long standing or
how deeply seated in the system with less trouble the pa
tent and in shorter time than any other medicine
the world, pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.
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BALTIMORE, July ~, ls47.

BALTIMORE, July "a, ls47
The Neat Ners-Mrs Bailey, The Vocalst-Burton-
Provision Trade of Baltimore Erports-The Mar
kets, Stock Board, &c.
There is considerable anxiety evinced here by our
merchants for the receipt of the by the steamer
Washington She is looked for with certainty to-day
or tomorrow.
perceive that Mrs Bailey, the popular vocalist Of
this city, has been engaged at the Park Theatre to
tam the celebrated songstress Madam Anna Bishop.
She will doubtless prove valuable aid though of
her qualifications well known in New York She
has for several years past quietly settled down in pr
vate life in this city, giving instruction in music and
sustains high private character She has performed
two three short engagements with the seguns Bal
tmore and Philadelphia and not the least the
fractions l
Burton had good house last night, and was well re.
ceived Speed the Plough to be performed tonight
with good cast.
The provision trade of Baltimore is becoming
In addition to the large number of beef pork pack
ing already In this city, less than
large British establishments are now lifting up in which
an extensive business win be transacted About $4,000
should be equal to the demand more than double tat
number will be cured this year Within few day past
contracts have been made for 5000 hogs per hun
dred pounds An immense quantity of beef will also be
packed, principally for foreign account. t4.-'..
The entire exports Of breadstus from Baltimore dur
barrels -four, 1915 do meal and 5sis bushels of
wheat. The receipts Of -four in the time were,
1898, which are exceededby the exports 9062 bbls.
TIE MARKETs.-There better feeling in the flour
market Yesterday Buyers offering IS q for Howard
street and holders asking s. There yesterday
of 300 bbs city mills IS So Some holders refuse sell
at this price, Corn meal selling in small lots 50 So
ofding TO freshness Strictly prime parcels of wheat
are selling st III 2 cents and good prime lo no
cents for Maryland white and 61 for Maryland yellow
Sales Of Stocks at Baltimore.
We have had activity in the stock market during the
week, and have been pretty well
$4,000 Treasury notes ss and loan of changed
hands since Wednesday, at 1851 l06 Small sales Of 25
per cent at 1854 State OF Maryland per
been pressed SALE prices have receded half
1890 in favor aud done at oi iOa-o asked sell
ou time al lolL.
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Passengers Sailed.

FaSscnReF1 SaIIc0s
HAvRE-Steamship Union-Mr de Selle, Mr. Strohm Mr.
Rambie. Mr. Harmony. Mr. LIE Baron @ Gaie. Kemp Mr.
Andony Mr. North lady, child and Mrs Holmes and
two children. Gsrhern, Lescesne, Lecourt Mr Com
bier Pescher. stuckey, Pierre Gaune, Pargoud, Ste
phen Baker Mr. enrdin Phillips, Mr. Laoux, wife and
two child Sen Jose Maria de saor Jose Maria de samO-
Mr. Cassara Waldmann II Eimer-lo in second cabin,
and I ia steerage.
HAvkE-Packet ship Admiral--Mrs + Lathrop Miss La
throp DR. Van Arsdale Miss Hicks and servant New York;
Mr. Poole Mr. Penz Jeanrenaud lady, child and servant
Mr. Wenmar. Miss Andrews. Ferdinand Gardiol.
Passengers to Arrive.
SAvANNAH-Bark Isaac Mead-G w Apderson, lady, child
And Neyle lady, four children and two servants
Fairchild lady and child Mrs Lamar child and
Children and Miss Sheman, Miss Nichols Miss
White Miss Macksy, Miss Parsons. Capt Maokay,
W Owens, u II May Curran, J Parsons, Wavery, +
Griffin. 80
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newcastle,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
%
:S $Si s.::1
Fs s ss West assi Kss1
Dickinson de- Emma Norton WsbsteI Boston; MsryMill
sis fa &C. sssa
miscellaneous Record.
Packet ship Roscus, Eldrdge Liverpool, will sail
morrow morning
been detained will sail tomorrow. ""'
Sem LsG of aGd G% before reported aban
Spoken.
New ship Kedron Howes 10 DIS fun Boston for Charleston
Snip Roanoke fun Bait for Liverpool July s lat o. lon
with letter in fore opsa. steering E, July ah lat
Big Lsrch Of Savannah FIN Cardenas for fha, July 10TH
Dig Niger steering sw July IT. lat 20 Ion 80 Os, from
Baltimore for Vera Cruz svh.,.m.n.
Tss r omss c a. Ss. vr ss % %
50 oil LEFT Ih s AD r. Nf
;ss 4 1iS e.
lon o. w abigail b@%aId NB 1900 300 vi for hons
Edwards Burgess NIB 400 sp; reported at TOmbez, April s.
cs ss S% ks ; f Holt Indian Ocean,
SS fcasSea ~ aass Ssesom
SID SID from Cape Town, CGH March, Dove Douglas MI,
Arr a, simons Bay March 10. Gentleman Post Nsuaok,
AT% CaiiaO, May as Montana Russell, Nan.; James Lo.
&: ;3s Sfs ssias
% :' Ss;s '', As'''"'' Rogers FIJI
nss 81: Good GSf Ah @ she
w eS eps and rocket sppsru ana &
having abandoned ship G IN s
Table Be- Bay ssa
seo."a isn aeomsc l lspos re y
oa on Shore Ground Nc, by lette Dec a. Sarah Parker
Russell ass .s Nsnt, 40 So i'e M Mh. .n,r
Foreign Ports.
end So%s Mo ssS%
dS 1@s FL days
M b. sd y h Ss Gds % Sss eI sS
MAHisL, July i6ln port, bark Rio, Cattrel for Boston, in
MoSrRraL, July Acid, brig James Orr, Andrew Liver
QyEpsc July l.-Ag sarks Sarah, Fletcher, Liverpool
Eenssn CPTL MsrTsIs TPolipsS Pys LivsIpGcl Albion
ReSmoud Yarmouth r' Brig Jaas Avery tate Sswe.e
Home Ports.
BALrIMoRf; July ai7An bark Iowa Thompson, I'm Val
geretta, Baker, Boston. Below ship unknown brig Geo
Russell Parker, from Arecbo PR, with loss of foretop.
Bosros July 2,-Ar ;hip Hudson, tof NYorhl Page, n
Monroe, Hobrook Pha; Home, Crowe do; schrs Joshua
Brown Sparks, Cadz 18th ult Tangent Bailey Wilmington,
Nc: Madeirs, Hartman, and Foster Moore Phla Day
Bacon and Revolution, Bishop. do; Victor Halet NYork
od
Paxton Peraambpco sad market; Havre Merrill Pctou
nosahe, Skinner Pha; Philadelphia, Rogers and Cotut
York. ~
sayGcs July lsArr brig Mariner Gilman, Richmond;
sens White Oak, Harding, Philsde phia 2st cid, brig Wa
seys liealey, Barbadoes: schs Coral Abaco
Yors! NJ s1 July a9-stsspshg southsIneI Berry, New
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Coal Trade.
Statement of the amount of coal shipped by Lehigh
Canal week ending 10th instant and since the opening
of the navigation
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JN.noyEp MAsnErIc MAeH q e .55,Ss

- HEADS GRADUATED MA0NEl IL MAIL r
This Instrument important Improvement over all otnei
forms Of manufacture and adopted by the medical
profession the convenient and eectu
a. msxnetc Machine in Is perfectly simple ~ con-
sucto and therefore liable get out OF order as - e
case with simar IL admits Of the most perfect
and Can be graduated adapted Tor an n
an or for the adults the pleasure oil the
operator The magnetic force is impaired con.inuous
ana with unpleasant the delicate
patient y ,egqIe. no assistant in its and in
Many Of the cure, performed by this truly
wonderful some Of them in diseases most serious cha
racter known 70 the medical Among
be mentioned ~ scroi%s DrSpsy Ery.ipeias Dssass
tue OF the Spine 1c DooIenx acute and chronic Rheuma
5lsm pe%ly. Epleetis Ei,., Hsadsehe and particularly
As evidence OF the superiority Of these Machines over all
others reference be made several Of the most
distinguished in the medical profession who used them
in agrest variety of complaints with surprising success
single trial will test their advantages.
Each Machine compacty arranged with battery and all
necessary appliances put Accom-
panying Manual with full directions regarding
its and applications
readily ofhe country and each
warranted ,
ID. G. MOORHEAD, 1872 Broadly, New York.
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&600 REwARD-CJo... speeiie MIvtuIe for the euIe

III
ROVV Of g0nsrhGa, glee structures, and analogous
plants Of the organs of or all remedies dis
covered for the above complaints, this the cea,n it
makes speedy aud permanent without the least esrc
ton Of diet drink exposure change in application bust
We give long gscksh recommendation TO deceive
the public If the medicine does speak for itself none shall
speak for t. Our object to notify where may be had and
the proprietor challenges single of gonorrhTa to- DC
brought which The mixture will not rapidly cure under forfeit
all ranks Of society high low rich and matrimonial snd
snge they here presented with remedy by whGn
themselves without the least IN the
possible time Further the disease cannot be contracted
dose Of the mixture taken night going 10 bed wnen
exposed in bottles, with full objections cres
nying it. a ST. Onebottle lasts week. which oS
cured in days For sale by ~ H. LING Corner
Tenth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia; ,s
Washington street Boston; "a Canal street.-The"
95 Main street, Cincinnati. - ~ --
DyCE TO GENTLEMEN -. cooi ,his So;
n if you wish enjoy good health and Iee COOL VIE
cs,he YIN neglect having oaf TSss fv s
light O. a~they made 70 look IKE new Ss ' nnv
place IN - cmy where you depend upon having your ar
cles done up in first rate order Inc ~
n" mo 70 health 60 onsy will do well to call or send
no:: s'ss persons. Murray stree.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Cleared
French steamer Union, Hebert, Cherbourg, Leon LIE.
compte.
Ships-Roscus, Eldrdge, London, Collins; Pescatore,
Fr) Bnurdn Havrs, Renauld < Francois; Marianna Shap
ley London w Phillips; Claiborne Gilchris, Liverpool,
0gden Louisiana Norton, Port Waltha to load for Rio
A Foster & Son.
Barks-Saone, Robertson Galway, Atkins Co; Cover
lBD Withers, Liverpool Ferguson; Darlington, Au
chine ST Jago de Cuba Auchincles Mary Brouehton
Oracle, N Orleans
Brgs-Acton, Daggett, Glasgow Durham & Dimon; Cold
stream (Br) Maxwell Cork, &c, Dennstoun, Wood & Co;
Adoph (Ham) Reiners, Amsterdam, Oelrichs Kruger;
Elizabeth, dutch galiioD Brns, Amsterdam. Weisser;
Cartright Harrison; Augusta Sherwood Savannah;
Osceola, Pierce Bangor.
Schrs-Euphema, Eidrdge, Curacao and Martinique, 8 w
Lewis; Gen Clinch Haett. st John NIB, Willard Morr-
Co; Walter Merchant Coyerdae Jacksonville PAUL.
ma Stman Savannah; g w Davis, Murch, Wilmington;
Rochelle, Bingham, Richmond; Aarc RUSSELL Whining
Cora Hilton Ne wbern Seguin, Cole Baltimore; Sea
Serpent, Caldsrword Portsmouth; Mary Eliza Rider Ban
gor Splendid, Crowell. Boson M Klos Chase Boston;
Schr Mary Ann Caroline, Shopsler, from Philadelphia
with coal.
Schr Alfred Greenfield, New London, ballast
Schr Mary Jane Graves, Providence, ballast
AT Hurl Gae-Br schr Dolphin, from Windsor, Ms, with
plaster
Below.
ship; 2brgs-unknows;
French Union, for Havre; ships Europe for Liver
pool; Admiral for HAVE; Nautaske for London; Roger
sherman for Lvepool; Sullivan for Charleston Lucas
Philadelphia bark Nautilus for Liverpoo briggs Etruria
for West indies; Ottawa, for Richmond
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(IOrAlBA AND CuBEb EkTkAtr-1h's Is the mos!
~ speedy certain and efectual remedy for the Of all
and sexual diseases being solded concentration Of
all the active properties OF Copaiba and Cubebs portable
all those durstc remedies that have been found eectua
Price ST. For sale No Ann street. where information
relative this class of diseases be had and where
uar attention paid the of structures by
percnced physca who has devoted his attention exclusive
door from the Museum. mv28 30ts re
nR. JOHNSON II Duane street, Chatham
- well known the most successul practitioner in New
York the treatment Of delicate diseases. For the last
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive gTacee in
tors reputation skill those old hafcurcd that have
existed for years, preemnent No matter how long
may have Gleet Sctge Ulcers upon the body, the
throat pains in he and bones Of the legs, eec
uay cured weakness, brought by
habit INDUCED by young men, causing lascvious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cured
yention business Post paid letters, containing 50 for
4 Twice, attended to- No charge made unless cured.
je20 30tsr
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vVNO DENTISTS; DENTAL DEPOT, So BROADWAY,
New York, where may be found complete assortment
spiral Springs patna Gold staniel Foil precptaed Silver,
silver Plate wire, solder &c JOSEPH T. MURPHEY.
ixo1 e0ssr
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CLARET! CLARET! CLARET!
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
Of Broadway the best quality Of Clsrst Wine He
houses whom he will supply by the gallon barrel may
best suit their convenience He feels assured they will be
satisfied for giving him a call. -
a24 lm*rc CHALES ECkERT.
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lNh CUUPEh, ~ DUANE slIcet. between chatham ana
~ William suee has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the most pacce private diseases Of any medical
ia New York He the most aggravated
this diseases aud mild cases cured two to I'VE days STRIFE
re cure the form Of structure ~ from ons to two
debility brought ON by habit INDUCED in by young
men This when too freely indulgu in bege: dtspepsa,
teect aud society cure warranted every
case O charge. No mercury nsed
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended,
je23 30t~r
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DR CLOVER IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY
- as usual every day * his Office He continues to de-
his attention the treatment Of certain class of diseases
and the application Of &C. Strangers apprsed
that DR.. g. regular graduate the medical profession
reckoned among the odsan doctors and medical
preendes Persons who would avoid the
sutng from ignorance and the Of do
by calling No Ann street. Ths Offices arranged
that patients do each other.
Private his office through the entry, TO his office
door ivlQ CT
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nR. IRA q. FRAZER, the celebrated Cancer Doctor on
the Indian method will be found at the United
Monday in May, for three days only once month Advice
given free Of charge. Specimens Of his works be
those days The time has when be cured
without the the knife Dr. all other Diseases
nd will continue through the lmkrc