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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15
PHYSlC & SURGERY

DR. WALKER will strictly and faithfully attend
J to all calls in the line Of his profession. HAY
ing recently supplied himself with several new val
liable surgical instruments in addition to his for,
rner stock, lie is prepared to perform all surgical
operations when called for. Having been engaged
5r more than 25 years. in the study and pratice Of
his profession, and his mind having been trained IN
tracing the relation between cause and effect
and having closely observed the results OF the dIi
ts5ant systems of practice and tie effects winch
the articles OF the naeria melca are capable o.
exerting 1uder the dlaeren. syscms tie feels ronf-
dent OF beng able to prescribe with we'll founded
prospect OF success.
Ofce. in the basement Of his dwelling corner Of
ain n Pax streets. Southport: August i. tic
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d DIED.
In August Mrs. ESTHER KELLEY, n native
OF the Isle of Nan, asedc6 years
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RACINE DISTRICT COURT.
George Parkhurst

LEAD PIPE
A GOOD assortment OF Leao Pipe can now
Il found at the Hardware Store. +. Balm.
March IL. 40
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HayS III Kinley.

39bpstt an attU Surgeo1,
Office on Main ST.. nearly opposite the Mansion
House.
Residence at the Durkee H ouse.
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SLOAN'S VALUABLE NEW WORK ON
HORSES.
THE COMPLETE FARRlER,
or HORNE DOCY'OR.

PRICE ONLY TItEAIF-FITE CENIN'
THIS celebrated WORK, although it is sold al so
c,.can rate is the best one ever published on the
D;soseos fIIorscs It is written in plain language
that every BODY can understand and the directions
for the treatment of diseased horses are so minute
as not to be mistaken by the most obtuse among
osters.
Persons wanting single copy Of this work,
NAV carefully enclose . cent piece in a half a
sheet ofwriting paper. The postage on the work
will be only 3 cents to any part OF the United
St.,os Address w B. SLOAN,
No. 40, Lake street. Chicago.
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OFFICE ON MAI SihEET
In RrickB iock, over Sawyei Il Cos Drug store,
where he wilt be, in readiness to attend callsday
orr ga Southport, July 81, lS45.
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$40 DOLLARS REWARD-STRAYED

LNROM the subscriber about two weeks since,
l. a yoke OF oxen; Brown, spotted white on
Ihe lace' hYe years old last spring. Any person
taking up said oxen, and returning them to the
subscriber or informing him where they can be
found will be paid as absve for their trouble.
JOHN MANAGE.
Pleasant Prairie, Sept. 8, lS4S. 3lI
II AIKEN UP by the subscriber, on the LIST d ay
L OF September, a grey mare, heavy bodied,
or years old, and bay horse, with a star on
the eLead about the size of dollar, blemsh
in his hind ANGLE, both switch tails The owners
will please call, prove property, pay charges, and
take them away. JOHN FENELON.
Southport, Sept. 4, 1915. 4tlI
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A. D. NORTHWAY,
Coach, Sign, and House Painter, Glider and
GIaZier, &c. &c. Southport, II. T.
IL Shop on Main Street, opposite the Post Office
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i(SJoVes, inst received and tor sa le by
September, 1877. GAE-aALL& FH- ITS.
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q AtEtE4stGTE-'s New Method 10 learn 10 SPEAK
u y ana N.-.c t-e German Language tor sale az
t-..- --tNl.S EOUA~IoIE
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TNAkEN UP hv the subscriber on the l4th
l. inst. a sorrel mare, of medi I'm height. nine
or ten years old, having an enlargement on the
near hind leg at the terlock joint. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay CHARGES. and
take II away. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Whea band, Aug. Ii, 1913. Aus
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 30, 1913.
oPening of the Mechanics FAIR The Quake,s awd

BALTIMORE, Oct 30, 1873
Opcnfng of the Mechanics Fair The Quake,s and
Poiicians- Commerce
The Mechanics Fair of the Maryland Institute
commences at Washington Hall, tomorrow, and
lhe goods are Hooking in from every quarter; and
observe considerable machinery here from the
New York FAR The prospects, at present, are
mat VIII tar exceed the fair of the Franklin In
shtnte, IN Philadelphia, and rank but second to
Our politicians are endeavorinp 10 sound IN.
Quakerss, who are here in great humble rs. TO ar.
tend iheyeaily meeting, as TO Their views On
tree soil, and the support they intend TO g,ve m
Van Buren,. They reply that Mr.. Van Buren, NAV
be sincere IN his present professions, but we can
not countenance HIM. In short, they seem TO take
very little interest IN the election, and a goodv
number will, probably, not vote at ALL whilst others
will adhere to their former political predictions
They all seem to prefer either of the other candl-
dates to MIR. Van Buren,, evidently remembering
INA, ,hai In former days, when it to his interest,"
ne boasted OF being 'the Northern man with
southern principles" and now they think II likely
that personal interest has effected the change
There was in this port, on Saturday, rs ships.
10 barks, 20 bngs, and 81 schooners, be sides
great array OF bay craft. There are loading for
foreign ports, ships, barks, 3 brigs and 2
schooners o0' $500
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Very Important from Mexico.

The .drco Js OF the 18th has the folio mig impor-
tant news from Tampico SPY express, which ar.
rived yesterday from Tampico we are Informed that
pronu ciame INTO has take place in Tampco proclaim
ing Independence and annexation to the United
states. We have not procured the particulars, but
the fect is positive In consequence three hundred
puns and other implements of war, which by order OF
the mt had been placed upon vessel destin
ed fer Tsmpico were disembarked"
This event may produce the most fatal consequsn-
ces to the republic account of the paucty OF
sources at the command Of the government Not
withsta ndiDg, should rome sacrifice bs made to arm
two or three veses which should cut off their comma
nications by sea- while at the same time the nsur-
gents should b. attacked by land, disme ber-
ment Of the country may be prevented Il 10 believed
that the same thing has taken place In Matamoros
Tampico.
The .4,eo Irish informed by the captain Of vessel
just arrived from Csmpeachy that the the Indians
ma oonged It's garrison, composed OF 400 mel under
the command Of Jose Doored Paso to retire to To-
lula The whites lost over 200 hundred men In killed
ana missing. Among the first was Capt Acosta VINO
directed the military operations Of the troops although
they we're under the orders of Sr Psso The govern
ment bad sent from Merida Col, ID Euogo Rosado, TO
take command having with him reinforcement Of 100
men.
from Santa Anna, which he Gays that he could not
thi nix to the republic at present. that he
is very well in his retirement and that he would only
leave IL In the nation thould unap mously call
upon him, the territory Of the republic should be
invaded by n foreign enemy.
From the New Orleans resent Oct Gil
BY the brig It'll, Captain Rodsrick have received
papers from the city Of Mexico to the 7th and from
Vera Cruz to the 1lh Every thing appears quiet in
the country and We SEE no mention made Of pronun-
cismentos or revolutions
Tbe .9reo bis Ia informed by private letter from
Guadsla.sra, that the quarrel between the govern
nept and the Commandant General Of that State has
occasionsd the Commapdant to leave for the capital
Are not these examples says the arco hrs enough
70 make the trnme abolish the Comma ndsncese
Ia not TO be hoped that the people will deliver them
selves from this plagucn The State Of QusdalAjars
remains tranquil
ID Santiago Rodriguez has been choeen Governor
Of Coabuils and d. Jose Maria vezca, Vice Governor
number of inhabitants of Vera Cruz who had
been suspected Of being implicated In conspiracy to
restore Santa Anna, have denied IL their own
Signatures,
seuted his credentials 10 the President He made
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NIExIco mIu s1RATEp. IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH.

M rAilO IN A SERI ES OF MOST TRUTII-
A fuy magnificent and elaborated Moving Panorama Views
executed under the immediate direction Mr. n, Gram
giving faithful and picturesque
march pursued by the American Army undor command of
enerhi scoft from Vera Cruz to the City
B every evening and The afternoons "Wednesday and s
idny at stoppani Hall Of Broadway Walker street
synopsis Of the geographical aud picture portions the XII
can territory 30 intimately connected with and rorv
OF our county, anoiDg Of the American
Bomardment Of the City ard Castle San Juan de Uoa
by General scottFoma Surrender Of the CITY Vera Cruz
and the Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa General Scott
Envirors Of the Cy-Yiew of the Soa-Natiya Fishipv
Boats H. the dis,anceViige of Santa Fe-Naona Bdre
fuene Nacona del ReRear the Army on their
Bridge Puente del Revna-Pass Of sierra oro
Baltic OF Sierra GordoReteat Of Santa and Capture of
his Masncent view of the City Jaappa-Ronau tic
and gorgeous aims Of Volcanic Erpions-Vnge
OF Les Neg"s Hacienda Mexican Farm Amy
the mareosn and Feruess Of Peroe and
Mountain OF ozaba Volcanic Mountain of Pzara-The Mirage
oSt Of this extraordinary optical
Pass Of Rio Fo-Toops ascending the Ridge Land
which the Plains Of Pueba and Mexicoyage Rue
ma ysaShe Snd Town Of q
View Of tie City Of acxoOMjor General
WINFIELD Scott the Commander in Chief his STAFF
and his brave in tae Great Square of the
Tickets Ter one gentleman and two ladies' ST. Family Ticket
admitting hve PERSONS 81 rs Doors will DO opened O'clock
The picture will commence moving at quarter before
served seats can be secured the Office H. and from
till 4 o'clock.
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Political MorememtS-Fnnerai of Lieut. M p.
Young-Ners from Yene:uela, &C.


Poung-Ncws from Vene.uela, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30, 1913
The political campaign is proceeding with much
spirit IN the city and Its vicinity Market
street and our other business thoroughfares are
decked with Taylor and Fillmore flags. To.mor.
row evening the Taylor men have a torch.light
procession. They meet in the several districts.
and subsequently joining IN single body, march
10 Broad street to meet a delegation Of miners
from Schuylklll county, and escort them TO mass
meeting to be held In Independence Square
The democrats are also up and doing. Their
torch-heht demonstration Is to come off on Friday
night, and preparations are making for a display
OF ille-works-that is, the money is being collect
ed to pay forit.
The remains of the late Lieut. NJ p. Young, of
the fTst pennsylvania regiment will be Intel red,
with military honors. this afternoon, at Monument
Cemetery. The body guard and hrng party will
MES, OF returned volunteers, under Captain More.
head, OF the company to which the deceased was
attached The ilifary volunteer corps of the
first division will also parade. The members of
and other, associations to which he had been at.
tached, all intend Joining in paying the last tri-
butte to his memory. The City Ccnncils and
members of the various district corporations, have
senihed their intention to join the mournfM
cortfge.
The early line from your city had not arrived at
two O'clock and some accident Is feared.
A letter received at the Philadelphia Exchange,
dated LaguayIa, Oct. 3, states that battle was
fought at Coro on the 18th ult between the 90
vernment troops and the Paez party. in which The
former were victorious, having killed and taken
prisoners 600 of the latter The government fleet,
consisting OF five briggs and six schooners, were
at Porte Cabello on the Sd INST, taking in water
and provisions, aud were to sail in a few days to
attack the city and fort OF Maracaioo, where
Paezs fleet Is at anchor. He Is at Curacao.
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CON MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Oct. 3d.

Monday, Oct. 3O-G II. M.
There was slight improvement in quotations for
stocks to-day, but the transactions only to lin
tied extent. At the frat board Canton Co advanced
"a per cent; Erie Railroad, u; Reading Railroad, NJ
Pennsylvania SIS, n; Morris Canal fell OF u Erie
Bonds, u.
There were two large failures announced In the
street to- day-one q large domestic goods commission
house in Broad street. aud the other, large grocer
house in Front street The first very extensive and
will fall heavy upon many Northern and Eastern ma
nufcturers The last will fall directly upon par
ties in this city.
There has been a fair demand for sterling exchange
for remittance by the steamer leaving Boston Wed
nesday next. Prime bills freely offered at 50
per cent premium
The income of the State of Vermont for the year
ending the 31st of August last less than the
psnditures The total income, including the balance
in the treasury at the close of the previous year.
$94o76 while the total smount of the disbursements
was $9E,4l7-showing deficiency Of 81, 3i1 for the
year The State made loan Of $4,000, to supply any
deficiency that may The total liabilities of the
State on the LIST of September, $4S 1O7 and
resources $4S 5S4, showing Of SAT-.
committee has been appointed to receive subscrp-
tons to the capital stock Of the Columbia, Marietta
and Portsmouth Railro ID which capital is $500 O00
with the privilege necessary Of 800 added
The object is furnish continuous railroad between
Baltimore and Harrsburgh, and thus connect the
former city with the extended railroad in rapid progress
between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The people
along the line of road, and in its vicinity have sub
scbed 100000 together with the stock Of the turn
pike companies $40 oOoleavng 500 900 to be raised
in Baltimore. 1t appears the proposed road will com.
mence at Columbia, and pursue the shore Of the Sus-
quehsnna river until it strikes the point where the
road from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh comes in, with
which road it will intsrsect.
The arrangement between the Reading Railroad
Company and the Schuylkil Navigation Company,
which have before mentioned, is said to be some
thing like this:-The toll the canal to be rs cents
per ton; the toll and freight the railroad 81 IS per
ton These are the minimum charges At these rates
the railroad guarantees to the canal third of the
carrying business that is to say if the whole amount
coal brought down in the of the season should
reach 21OO coo tons and the canal should bring down
less than 900 tons of that mt the railroad will
then pay to the canal freight equal to the deficiency
If some such arrangement this is entered into and
faithfully Observed shall hope see these works
paying to their enterIrising liberal return on
the outlay of their construction.
The annexed settlement exhibits the value and Va.
riety Of merchandise imported into this district for
the week ending the 9th inst, inclusive -
COMMERCE PoRr OF New YoRx-WEEKLY
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No CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE STREET
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Londen may b
consulted In Of delicate diseases matter how long
pains in the head And bones c pvaotce Of oureeI
yar devoted TO yeperca Diseases enables Dr. C. to th
No mercury ufed Structures cured In two weeks Win
scarcely any pan Ths individuals who have ndulgcd
positively be restored 70 health
society B. Strangers cautioned rot TO he deceived D
Cobbe removed Remcmbee 10 Duane street,
DE- JohnSona
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doubtless advance be realized. Should such be the
course Of things in the corn trade there will I'M
doubtedy be large shipms nts from this country part
culary of Indian corn
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GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF VERA CRUZ
~ No. AS Broadway-scenes in the Gulf burning the NJ b.
Creole shpureck ofthe Somers Arrival Fleet steam
enc Ships seaming and sailing aong Re loaded and
fLed by moving figures; Grand Bomtnrd and ur
Splendid IyEoteehnie effects and bursr shells Every Figure
90 cents Children half price Family tickets on ap
plicntion at the Hail. Open at commences Wednesday,
and Saturday afternoon al 3 N''
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RkOADWAY iHEATRE.-NOTICE.-TnE COP ARTNER-
- chip heretofore existing under the
and firm Of Mann Marshall 10 NV mu.
tual consent Tho business Of the will lie up Mr.
hnrshal. - ALvAu MANN,
Dated New York Oct Is, 1919 EA MARsUAiI
The business Of the Broadway Theatre hereafter be con-
Quoted by the subscriber. T. A. NARSHAII
New York, October 25, 1Sf9.
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TYR HKINE, 20 DUANE STREET. TWO DOOas WEST or
Chatham continues 70 devote his attention to syphitIc
Aercua Chronic snd Delicate Diseases rcturcs Ulcers &C.
DR. rcfers 10 all respectable physicians ~ TO his wonderful
suecess In tho treatment Of syphilis &c.
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Total, four weeks. .."'." $4 9oS,3lS
It will be perceived that the imports for the last two
weeks were about eight hundred thousand dollars less
than the FIRST two but they still far in advance
of the exports, and the exports falling OF more
rapidly. During the past week there has been de-
crease of than four hundred thousand dollars
will be seen by the annexed table,
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Two LECTURERS AND EXHIBITiONISTS-TUEA POI-
10 saloon, corner Of Pedde and streets New
Oieans1he subscriber would those ed in the
above professions that lie has neatly fitted capable
Of earg SIX hundred peons situate in the part
city, and IN the immediate vicinity Of all hotels and places
For particuars address sbsrbor
II r suJTu
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DhlVATE DIsEASES-DR MORRISON, so WELLKN0WN
TO the citizens OF New York. for his In this depart
ment would invite strangers claims their
hdence The deas early few days with
Fulton sweet
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RRoAowAY rHEArRE-E. A; MARSHALL, PRoPRIE-

RRoAUWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, PRoPRIE-
~ torTaesday evening October 81 will DO aoNd the eomsdy
called LONDON Assn aANUE-sir ba eVurt Courty. Mr.
Shaw Mr.. spsnier NJ Hadawsy; Mark Meade. M PA
eide LADY Gay spanker Mis-. Fanny wsaok To conclude
with the farce Of the Valet sHAM-Csptain Tdye. Mr.
Mrs Watts Dress Circle PArquet cents; Family Circle
- GER 10 Gallery z oA Doors open 1t 6-pertormanoe to
commence att o'clock
RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr-rUEsDAY
Ssysn9S OCT 81 wiz be I.yed the farce entitled ANY
I Or ss %r ui bsoSa s Ar
da MISC Chapman. Afer whichPof Risley aud his sons
IN Their aerial Flights ard Piea To conclude with
Dan kErSER DE BASS0ON-Dan Keyter Mr. Jobnston; Ma
po1eon White Mr. Hurley; Mary Tanner Miss c. Chapman
r ses OF aomismonEDrcss Circle and Parquet 90 oentg
curtain TO rise att o'clock.
MITCnELLs OLYMPIC TIEATRE-TEspAy EVE.
~ nng Oetsber 81 the entertainments will commence with
rUes IN BOOIS-Puss in Boots Mr. Conove Kapn iss Mary
Cannon Ihntterna Miss Roberts After which, drama titled
EShERALDAQ nasmodo. Mr. Nckinson Grengors Sr Cane
Efmernlds, Miss Mary Cannon To be follswed bv na
farce entitled FOUNDED ON FACTs0S Snspe ~ mel
land Capsin Harwood, Mr. Nicknron; Mrs sheptic Mis-
farce OF the YOUNG SEA MINI Mdew, Mr. Holland; Joseph
Miss Clark General Beauvoa Mr. Nicknson Doors onsn NJ
hstrast 9 oclock-curni rises at 7 o'clock.
RAkNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. pARNUN FRO.
~ Tuieor Hitchcock, Manager Splendid performances
every afternoon at and evening " click Major itrnn
the smallest human being car either wak or
stand alone Great Western the Yankee Comedian TIE Saba
Brothers perb and talented band Negro Singers Dan
Boys Enormous Boa Constructor Living utanr Fairy
Family Infant Vests Wax Scripture Statnary Madam Rock
we'll the amors Fortune Teller, be privately consulted
extra charge OF % cents Admission to the whole including
Museum. Performances Little Fingers rs cents children
under ten Of old enough walk alone 2 cens
Reserved front eats' one shilling each extra,
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ntksA GLASSES-A SPLENDID LOT, Just RECEIVED
~ and Tor shle Mt half tho
Accordeon in the hey ofA together with ass
OF Musical stfum ents at So Chatham street, Canal
and the New York Bazaar corner of and
EROM TEE CHEROKEE COUNTRY,-GEORGIA FeB H.
1e-Opnion of DR. j. Randall the merit OF Wistars
Bslsam OF Wild Cherry I'VE have in con
the Sen, received from this medicine to add testimony
in stating that have frequently II oursef and
1t to Others during the year. obst
couphf colds ALWAYS with Inn
0ss hsrpy , result therefore ch.eruy All
Cherry Marietta Heieon.'- teaune unles, signed
BUTTS on the wnprer For tale Wholesale and retail by
Messis b. D. sands 100 Fulton et of Wlian
Henry johnson 7S Brosdway Peniold Co., Fletcher street,
M the - 1'N'
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M EpIcAL cARp-pR RICE RDsoN LATE CONSULT

MEDICAL CARD-DR. RICHARDSON. LATE CONSULT
l ing Physician TO the New York College Medicine and
Pnsrmacy having opened Office at No 10 Park Place. for the
convenience Of requiring his medical advice and
prers all diseases Of private
geher with s. rofus Saheum, Rheumatism, and all
of the blood. DR. tlv
omie from his long practice in This country and in Europe
and to nvads requirog medical treat
mp,ants without injury the constitution or
CONTINENT from business Peror applying the early stage Of
plants will be asonshed at the speedy me
thod adopted and having every vtagc the dis
edcsted from their before being cure
Office hours from A. NJ, 10 L. M No TO- Park Plaza I'm
lerant to Country living in country and
finding nconyeDent 60 make personal application can have
forwarded to ITEM containing all medicines reauste
perform radical by stating their complaint with the
symptoms time OF contraction and r received elsewhere
any and enclosing $40 directed TO Dr. Richardson Medical
OMee, No 10 fark Pace New York NB.-Dr X will guar
snfee cure in every case be undertakes
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M 0ST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO TIE MARRIED
Nl or notc contemplating marage-The Married Womans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. Maurceau Sixth ed
ton Price 81 This work meeting with astounding eacs
(O coFee having already been disposed of Every emales
getting copy whether married unmarried although II Ia in
tended especially for the married doses
which should known TO them particularly Here every female
discover the Symphonic and the most efficient
diee and most certain mode Of For SALE "a
Broadway at To publishing Office l19 bey street. New York;
also, r. B. Peterson No. 81 Chestnut street. a. b. Zeibe Pha
delphis Little Co.. Albany r. Davis Boston On the
all Of the United States All letters be Addressed
post paid 70 Dr. A. MAURICkAU. boz LIZA New YORK CITY
Obce I'D Liberty streeA
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M EDICAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON. 10 DUANE STRREl
AVA near Chatham street. % well known The successful
practitioner In New York. the venerea diseased
The Doctors reputation skill those old cases hst
have existed for eminent structure ulcers
upon the body OF in the throat pains and
bones Of the legs efectualy cured weakness
brought on secret habit ndulgd In young oauni
lascvous dreams and nightly emsons positively
10 dot. prevention from bunnesa