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Hou S E, AMI.

~ b. 80 feet, with large foe rooms, aud i've
excellent Cellars; good BANK BARR
% by 81 feel < smoke House, Stone Dairy
oyer never ililBg Spring Of good water
Carriag's House; Wagon She'd Corn Crib;
Grancy &c. This farm, Is under good s,sa-
cling; has n good bearing
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fsCITY HOTEL

at present IN the ocetp1tiry Of Mr.: .shirew
Poiiinbergcr. The Ilousc Is iwe &1R.
story; BESIDES basement, and has liEtSe
large Brick Baek-buildins, Mi lsstE.
laid OF into large aud conyenent rooms
There i on shls properly jnrge Brick Sta
bic. w'th sufficient Shedding; lee House,
and fine water near the door.
Pa This IS the only Hotel in. the place,
and II Minated IN thc centre ofthc town.
s FHrsoiis wishins 10 tie- the ,ffppstty will
please cdll upoh The subscriber, III Middle.
town, who viii take pleasure ~ showing tlls
same. EamN rVft "a
? TERMS OF payment sery reasonable.
JOHN HERRING, ofC.
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DEsIRAB BILE
II oTEL PROPERTY AT
PRTrlTE SHE

TuE subscriber offers at Private Sale that
desirable property in Mi,ldletown, Frederick
county, Nd. iayorably known 10 the trev-
cling public Is the
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ERnORs or YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from
NERVOUS Debility, Premature Decay, and all
thsseGects Of youthful indiscrciion, will, for
the sake Of safeing humanity, send free to
ah who need Il. the recipe aud directions cor
waking the simple remedy by which he was
|o.1 = }afIefsrS yishins teaTcit ly the
s1ttsees' . expesisaes, can d. 10 by ad-
essin fkfj0HNaH. 0GDEN,
10 2. ~ cAAnbeEs 81, New York.
Uc2SIU ftt1
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Estate IF Cd'harine .Sioaesijcr, feck
NOTICE is hereby given. that the Sub.
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court otCarroll county, letters OF Administer.
ton on the Personal Estate of Catharine
Stonesiier. late Of Carroll county, deed. All
rnrsons having claims against said estate are
hcrcsy warned to exhibit the same within
ak mon..hs from this date, otherwise they
mny ly Law he excluded from NIL benefit OF
said estate. 1i.asc indebted are requested
To make immediate payment.
,-, JOSHUA ST0NESIFER,
novelist Administrator.
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Thifty years' experience, and the great a.
nsani Of testimony from all paris of the world
has pfoyenit q standard and reliable remedy
for celas, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous Delhi,
ity. Blosd Splitting, Liver Complaint, Pains Ia
The side and Breast all dis-asn OF the Air Pas
cages and Langs.
Prepared only BY DR.. SwAYNE 4 Son,
SO serih siztE STREET, Philadelphia.
sstd By wM. REESE,
cetii.iy fh 2. 1870 Westminster.
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ton Of the Union. It's highest merit con.
sisls Ia iA character as
An Enterprise and TrustwOr-
thy Newspaper.
The next year bids fair to be more efih.
cal one in the history of our free institutions
than even any Of the eventual ones that have
precedrd Il. The first requisite for an In,
telligent Judgment OF public affairs ia full
and authehtir Grcount Of facts as they trans
pire. These TINS World always aims to
give with conscientious accuracy, and with
equal faness and fidelity whether they make
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Prompt activity in spreading before is rea.
dcrs every kind of news In which any part
OF the public takes an interest, is the FIRST
duty OF u newspaper; and the facilities OF
THg WoahD for discharging this obligation
are unsurpassed by those OF any journal in
the United States. Whatever else IL may
f,ii in, il certainly win not fail to furnish
the news, nor to supply il with such promp-
titldc, spirit, freshness, abundance, va ie,y,
accuracy, and caDdor. that no class Of rea
ders can miss any anything olinterest which
they wish to find.
The Weekly World, large ansrto sheet,
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ont IN large type. and has the largest circu.
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one.
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Live Stock Markets the New York Country
Produce and General Produce Markets;
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TfiE View York Mica ltoa5iSn CbnfAnf, fsf
tablished ls5i, are manufacturing under Let
tors Patent the bost article Of composition roof
ing lever offered 10 the public. II i adapted
90 every style Of Rooi, steep OF Hat, and can be
readily applied BY any one. Is.
The y. 5. uosernmenL after thospugh test
~ liz utility. have adapted lis use 10 the Navy
Yard, and upon Pubiis Buiidings.
The Roohpg Il put up In rolls, and has only
t9 be nailed 10 the Roof to make Durable
FIRE AND wArEI-pR00r COVERING.
We particularly recommend It's use upon
bh'plings, Stores, Churches. Factories, Ma
chine Shops, Steamboat Decks, &e.
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00nAM oNTIHi-AGENTs wanted
KVV for ~ Ssfireb nep articles, iusI
Ae3eess q. T. CAREY, City Building,
Aaine hnl1-fy n
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7 HAVE for sale $50 head Of large Cab
bages ofthc best kind, nj my bakery
4 Confectionery Store Westminster.
dcc20st JAMES BlG8s.
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Holiday Presents

iioiidhy presents.
GOMEvery fine goods suitable for Pres.
- ents can be had at Mrs. Shriner's, AZ
greatly reduced prices. dcce7
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as one Of The leading public journals Of the
country. II Is the chieforgan of the Demo
cratic party Of the United States, and the
foremost advocate Of the immediate restora.
tion Of the Union. lts highest merit con.
sisls Ia iLs character as
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1897.
THEWORLD

The attention Of the public is invited ;,
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JN0. f. SMITH,
Circuit Judge,

True copy-elest! 4
WIN. A. MckELLIP,
dcel3.it Clerk Circuit Court.
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n a. 4 .NRkR A "a E&k4ST AIN
A'A = . = Uww 49,
sN'
wsm.xunr.a~.u .,,.ss
p sszs,sss 1 = an ~ y - 49, "a ~
= &C. :. ~ s IN s3s
s4af sAss& aaa 20 = lnas snsas.
50 &. :. = ~ e re - -.
a 80 ~ oeos avs safoe4s IS = slhslA
lbs, sas~ ,ssss a. s saa $50 = \ 49, -
soas aseea TEs sssfstfens sfs hssaslss, Gauss
$500 ss:s =: wsss sss sssss = ssI y ss.ssa =
N s,.... !: .s;;:.s !. .i::- i !:
Vim isl.s asras !. ssss
"a: ..s . - s,: =. y. !. . j. = ~ -
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Flowers and Vines in the House.
ssAny bsaasffal experIasas@ "a Do
conducted in sAe paslsr asripg sfn via
ter. whish ore NOS gsaeraliy esnbraoed ia
khs lat on lowers aad yipss found in as
pariars ard 14Aas#s. ETAAA4saaA4sa
yiae ii said 60 Be very beautiful when
IN ida ID run evsr saa "a snssssaelf Iaa
Gprmaaso0a Iisle1napts says this psslfy
sigas Gan be saiasesl II psacsag auseE
a Tasa In vessel filtasf wish HataFp paass
ian pin ahroagh The taeess %, - e .efp
lowsg end from oae 80 sHa 10 LES rum
tbs hoslou q lha.yossel. kseP On shs
mantle shelf in a warm room, and esery
d,sv give ID su1 for an hoag or two, and
10 faw days rootisgs will begin to APP
PEAR, aiming for tho bottom Of the weasel
and la swo or thrse wssks shs eye will
begia 10 shoot aud rapidly grow and run
ub5n suspended iRiae os any litile krallis
work prepared fer II. The 9ioyeorsI
bataias ID the pFsttiest fer thi4 pa hNss,
when it eaa .e obtained.
Tha Morning Glory. eaa helx tie
ted Ia tie pasios windows, whasa tasre.
IL so.ns sun, to perfsation during abs
winter Is a1Segs with natural ooiers,
AMI shs delisaas iitsla yias can be maas
ID raa oTsr shs windox. 4 hanging vase
liz tbs prstsiess for this,
Suspend al aaoFa By oostsn thread
Ga AZ nearly to soassi tina ssassE in q gtnss
vessel, q hy4siata glass Is perhaps the
hast, sas unon tho sipElews or nantl.,
and let it remain there for eight or ten
wssks, more ar fsas, without being interfer,,
"a with except 70 supply the evaporation
OF khe waisr. and khs aeeru will hnrsss
and as il throws root Down fnEe EAs
water, a sproas or stsE = Ill be sent ap.
upward. throwing out beaasffal htiIa
green ls4Yes; thus giSiag yaa aa oak
ireo, ia full llfs and health, wiehin roar
pavlor
There ara many Of the nasses hash
s&u be very successfully gfswn Iu tbs
housa through the winter, and wilh the
foFegoiap afard al Interesting and relsaed
euj9ymsat for the femiaiuea of q family !;
AMI a real pleasure 10 All abb hasa q
tasts far tbs 5eaasifutee witness. We
trust to sss greater inclination on the
pArs af the ladies' TO Introduce into their
housss this most agreeable addition TO
thsir domestic pleasures
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DsRARrxxST OF AcxEeuEyVRs, /
Warrington, Jan. 8, 1867.

p
SER: Your pfomp: and solve 90 OPP
erasjoa is respectfully soiieaaea IN apFtAF
exaass Of The obises Of tAs tslioBiak
js{ns resolution Of Cong ess, approved
January Il, 1851 s~
fprELrc REsoLrrroy-S5. . 4
asa RssoLUrtoS 30 providssfoy goa ex.
hibiGion OF the cereal product 1ns of the
United States at the Paris Exposition In
april nex..s
'sRssoIesd By ms Ssnase ard Hosss
Of Representatives. Of fhs Tailsd States
Of America IN EoR1reas assembiss, Thas
tbs Commissioner OF Agrishstofs be, enSf
be is hsFsby, iassEaatsiso oOssssg ana
p,spara, 50 far as praeaeaole, and With
as Ilitls delay as possible, suitable spec
insas OF tue cersai pro hs&lsas Of lhs
several States Of th Ia UnioA, fsr exhihl.
ton as the Payi4 E&paltion, aud farwsyd
Eh9 same Ia pgopas oFaag and condition
for shipm at 10 J. O. DerbTs ageasps asss
United States G9Tesnmant TOR the Paris
Exposition, at New foEk s Presided;
tlas 1t shall require 10 faEthasg aFpSss
p.iatioB from tho pubic sssasrFy -
Al exhibitor sash - IL proposed sf
~ - GA&SS SUD NtSI VI $AS 1eaaA E&GAE&tN5 Vi
whaas. earn, and Other cereals, weaaa
command the admiEAsiOn Of Europe, as it
would assaredly areaasths pTi ID u M
Americans, ard regret that this De
parlmeus hiss nos bsen authorised 60
rnaks collections fer this paYpssa .uptH
she present tine. The EE posfsieT spens
on the Erat Of April, aud ssAe a an@
should be sen. il few days from tbs re-
cetii3n Of this EequeaI 10 hs ia ssassa
fos proper arrangs ment, packing, for
warding to New YORK, ana tEnasp1rta-
doe TO Paris. You will render The
aoantxy eaaeBtial seEEica By immediate
ana Iudisioas action 10 this matter.
IL Is dssiratio iaas snail packages Of
ahe aness samples Of Ehs bat varieties Of
sash prs5aets Of yudr heighborhood
should be forwarded, By nail, in plsk
ages of two pounds or less, each dlaEinet-
IL marked With name. aanar. lQeA Raspss
and souaty and Ssatciu wdsed Il Was
groSn.
Sueh packages. addressed 10 the Goa.
mission OF Agrieulfars, ein be sesa sssA-
Out postage from any post oLheo in the
Uuissd States. IA 'is viii be seq, ths
resoufiou mikes no appropriation for
thIs parposc; therefore, parcels should
not be sent By express il any case, 10.
lsss Al the expense Of communities rep
resented.
VERY respectfully.
ISAAC MELTON,
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CIT rSSrectfnI.Y.
ISAAC MELTON,


SHocxISo SgPxRsr4laS.-A ceres
pondens of The Litehasld Sentinel, writ
log from Esgla Milis, Rensselaer, county,
n. T.. s:sya:-t.l asquaizt sou sillr the |
parEise.ars Of 40 aeair which Occurred |
on tha moGntains of CRATER. q town in |
this county few days since. An. old |
superstition (which dates back ewan be- |
yond the witahcFafs Of our own Eew |
England that when any member Of q
family falls victim TO CONSUMPTION,
the deaaYing visals ofskas bsdg ase osn.
tinualiy emitting the elements Of thai
disease, which shs surviving relatives
will receive, and thereby generation af-
ter generation gill be followed by The
drsadful se9arge, prevails. According
20 the sapeYtition, there II bus one
msaas at eEaiieatiag thaa tubereelar De-
ssass IL from tbs fsmilyp That ID 10 10.
movs the visals from lbs corpse aad burn
them. Accordingly family wkiah has
loaf three OF It's members from that dis
ease-one year, SINCE, the other kwo
within few days adopted the basbaT
Gus remedy. The bodies we're disinter~
red sEd saapsa gisose which ssxs ia ssg
flcient ssz&e 81 preservation, sl}e hsara
AM4 aHEkA WGFS FE{lQREU anu DRTHEus az
ser which tbs ashes with the bodies we're
FAsarned to fhais graves and buyis
The ecene, was sisnesssd Ly q large
nambeE Of the relatives and friends of
tho deceased, who returned 20 their
homes CONSCIOUS Of having done good
work.
. 80. 49,
Is GFaaiy's lee1use on sfths Issues aud
lessons Of the oiYii war, ]" We fad the
fotiowiug sentiment
lswag seaoAss aaytblng as6lsssslx.. /
is sha .innsilias aad inpolses AE blaok
shisssinsss after triumph. Our e.
wiu Rot tolerate any severe dealing With
dsfaassd inspsSenss. Isss q ssss4xzEa
- E6nsh, e5Ssssnsd 81 iss Sxbcffehes
wall d. rfshl. What shall then long d
alienals the America peopls2 VIA
dagger stsf Atftf exiss 20 ssperass Oh,
tvs sssssaass Togsshar thar Tough
shro,s shss gag ri siaaeEsaasz1asts il
xsDra0as end. Side BY aids Rsbsf AM
and uuioniss, Oh haudYed battle 6eIds
fsaxAk. Whsa tha sfdiags srsa aleu
I'D Lss bad survss4a srea, sssps ashsssss
wsts ~ seshosa BY tbs Zoe. Ths S8dih
srue, tho solaisrs IL ths rahei aruiss
.w6ra ezAd 8hAt Ehe gag was ne last and
Fl. because thsy wished 10 Ia. asasrt,
v~i,afn 80 thsiT hnaes. and kssaasa Ina,
III sesedenss ID lhs zaagnansaity .
fhfs e4eaaErxss 80 @cws
+.-ss--r---s-s.-s B
Y.1rxxxr 70 M REwAaDHD.-Tha CO
~-xone ] xdlsiasy goanaAstk- ee41
- rSoorS q bill that. IN enMgNn1l
1870 sbssI be RsSsn v IT. 80
&. .s'ssr- Hsap In kaf Dkt4
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Fancy Seeds, Albuns. ogtfaltas, Resksk Esckz
and CAsxs Fancy haek Cents.
5se wessenasfas q sonss aas smss&sy, r. Z. g.
A. aaxerGroskss KHks "a nd sfsasRss aBerasesss,
seila GisgsEs stssls and silver plated fsamsas as
JACqUxMTNE
Nsx4,Deox 10 McasSAsss Falaliy GFspzFy. h
loo Tg7SSM sl3 80 ~
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,axs,R HxEn so5Cesil AxbEzamoas
Counet1u1 r.. bun sausQ
4 pee. sslK. ies3 -ss.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-22
TRADE, 1897.

y g gEg~ Werequest the special atten-
: - (tion of Country Merchants to the large
20 land attractive stock of all Goods in the
3 Z wholesale Dry Goods line, which we
= e Care now offering at our new Warehouse
8 3 SNo. 4l2 Broadway. New York.
q sSE~ Buyers visiting the city are So
- ri licited to call upon us.
esy- We give particular attention TO
= BORDERS by mail, which will be filled at
Q 3 Sas low prices as if the buyer was per-
= 3 SsOually present. Circulars, with full
g - particulars, sent on request.
. tx gs5- We call attention to the high
3 9{reputaton our house has enjoyed for
: g many years and assure all who may
deal with us of fair and liberal treat
p :, ment. TRACY, IRWIN IL CO,
81 4l2 Broadway, n. Y.
March /, 1867. 49-m2
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Money Free as water.

10000 active Local and Travelling Agents,
Male or Female, of all ages, are wanted TO So
lici trade in every City, Town, Village, Ham
let. Workshop and Factory, throughout the
entire world, for the most saleable novelties
ever known.-5OO per cent profit and ready
sale wherever offered Smart men and wo-
men can make from So to $50 per day, and
no risk of loss A small capital required o
from $40 to $l00-the more money invested
the greater the profit. No money required in
advance-we first send the articles and re-
eeive pay afterwards If you actually wish
to make money rapidly and easily, write for
full particulars and address
MINOR d CO., (From PARISH
90 Broadway, N. Y. City
Newspapers copying will be literally
dealt with 42-yl
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Boot and Shoe Shop.

WIN. LEESEMAN has opened Boot
w and Shoe Shop on Broad Street, and
is prep I'd to manufacture anything in his line
in the best Of style and at reasonable prices.
Those wanting Work done should send in
their orders at once. Satisfaction guaranteed.
VIM. LEESEMAE.
Prescott. March 80, 1867.
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Summons.

Circuit Court-Pierce County. ]. W. Pierce
against Harriet Pierce.
The State of Wisconsin, 10 Harriet Pierce,
Defendant
VOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint Of Isaac W.
Pierce, Plaintiff. a copy Of which IS filed in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
and to serve a copy of your answer on the
subscriber, at his office, in the City of Pres
colt. in said county, within twenty days af-
ter the service hereof upon YOU, exclusive of
the dav Of such service and if you fail TO
answer said complaint as hereby required,
the Plaintiff viii apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness, Hon. II. L. Humphrey, Judge, this
10th day of April. 1867.
2-w6 p. d. PIERCE, Plf's Atty.
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FROM BUFFALO-By New York time
from Depot, cor. Exchange and Michi
gan Streets;
5.45 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
(Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornells-
vile 9.03 a. m. (bkft); Susquehanna 2-I7
p. n, (dine); Turner'S 55 p. m. (sup)
and arrives in New York at 10. 80. p. M.
Connects at Great Bend Wit Delaware.
Lackawanna d Western Railroad, aud
at Jersey City with Midnight Express
Tain OF New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphia, Baltimore aud Washington.
500 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. via Avon
and Hornellsville (Sundays excepted).
Arrives in New York at 100 a IN. Com
meets at Elmira with Northern Central
Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington. and points South
go p. NJ. TIGHTENING EXPRESS
Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornells
vile 5.25 p m. (sup..) and arrives in
New. York 700 a. IN. Connects at Jersey
City with Morning Express Train Of
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and
Washington, and at New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and
New England Cities.
Clio P. NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT EX-
PRESS, DAILY. StoTs at Portage $50
Il
vile with the 4 Is F. NJ. Train from
Dunkirk, and arrives in New York at
IL 80 p. NJ.
1920 P. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
Sundays excepted,). Stops at Susque-
hanna 722 a. m, (bkft); Turner's
ITO p. m. (dine). and arrives in New
York at 325 p. m. Connects at Elmira
with Northern Central Railway for Har-
rsburg. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and points South. at Great
Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna d.
Western Railroad for Scranton, Trenton,
and Philadelphia, and at New York with
afternoon trains and steamers for Boston
and New England Cities
Only one train east on Sunday. leaving
Buffalo at 6.i0 p. N. and reaching New York
Boston and New England passengers. with
their baggage. are transferred free of charge
in New York.
To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest,
passing through the beautiful valleys of the
Chemung, Susquehanna Deloware and Rama
20 rivers, an ever-changing panorama of ma
lures beauties commands attention.
The best ventilated and most luxurious
sleeping coaches i'm the world accompany all
night trains on this railway.
Baggage checked through and fare always
as low as by any ether route.
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway. which
can be obtained at all principal ticket. Office,
in the West and Southwest.
II. RIDDLE, VIM. r. BARR.
Genl Sup. Genl Pass Ag't
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual Col
lection Lists for the 9th Collection District. III
the State OF Wisconsin, mentioned in section
I9 of the Excise Law is now in my hands
for collection. and that the duties therein
named have become due and payable, and
that will attend at the office of J. G. BUT-
TOS, Deputy Collector for Pierce County. at
Prescott. OF the 3Ist day Of May. A. ID. 1867 i.
to receive the same. All persons who shall
neglect TO pay the duties and taxes 50 as afore-
said assessed upon them to the Collector with
in the time specified. shall he liable to pay
I'VE per ceutum additional upon the amount
thereof CHAS. SHUTTER.
Z. s. Collector, 9th Collection District, State
Of Wisconsin.
Dated Sparta, Wis, May Is, 1867.
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DIR. Ha~vey'S Female Pills,
DIR. HaFvey's Golden Pills,
Dr. j. BRYAN, Consulting
Physician,
Broadway, New York.

Special Treatment in all cases of Seminal.
Sexual Urinary and Nervous Diseases in
male or female.
Advice Free and correspondence strictly
confidential
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