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blessings brighten they take hrir fight.-The
chief of blessings is good health without which nothing
is worth the having it is always appreciated ut its
value after il is lost but too often, not before. Live
properly and correct ailments before they become sea-
and all arising from impure feeble blood Dr. Walkers
California Vinegar Btcrs and speedy remedy.
1t has never yet failed in single instance sep-4t
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TrGSpaSSerS.

A Ii persons are forbid Cunning with
~ DOG orG GUN upon either Shore Greeks
or Lands Of Spesutia Island, or they will
be prosecuted at utmost rigor the law.
Robt. II. Smith, Geo. A. Courtney,
j. NJ. Simmons, d. Z. Mitchell,
Robt. f. Magaw. scptG-2m
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GREAT REDUCTION
Bowen & MERGERS
PHOSPHATE.
80 Dollars per Ton f!
CBURCnvILLE, Hartford Co., Md.

Having met with so much success in large
sales since we reduced the price of our PIIOS-
PHATE we purpose continuing its manufac-
turc, and offer you Super Phosphate equal to
any made at the low price Of $:iS per TON. 1t
is warranted to be one of the best Phosphates
used, and we refer you to some of our most sub
stantial farmers who continue to use it every
year. Send your orders direct, and without de-
lay, as the price will not admit of Agents Com
mission, which is saved to the farmer.
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TRUTH AND pOETRY.-Miltom puts into the mouth
of Lucifer in "laradisc Lost" these memorable words
ITO GE WEAK Is MLsERAnLE.N

Never a truer sentence written than thiS-Sup-
posed to be wrug from Tie Arch end in his impOt noe
and agony. Every victim of nervous debility or OF that
depressing anguor which Is of the apartments
of dyspepsia and billionsness testify to the misery
of mind and body which they involve. The motive pow
of the system is partially paralyzed; the mind is
haunted by anxiety and fear; and the sufferer is in
capable OF applying himself encrGctically to any kind
business if he under the henumbng Influence of
caalppsy This terrible mental and physical condition
need not however, he endured for foryeght hours by
any human being Plantation Bittcrs is an absolute
specific for all the tormcnts which dcranged stomach
dsordercd liver, and shattered nerves, supcrinducp
Rs-fhe worst Coughs yield, as if by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers of Dr. Perces Golden Medi-
cal Discovery.
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26O ACRES of LAND.

of which about 100 acres is arabic land and
the residue in Wood and Timber, Il con
siderable portion of which is valuable
Chestnut, suitable for ties, rails, posts, &c.
The soil is Of excellent quality, light, cast
ly improved and cultivated, and adapted
to the growth of Grain, Fruits and Vege-
tables. This tract fronts on Bush River
on one side and the Bush River Neck road
on another side. 1t will be offered in the
first place in parcels consisting Of lots of
from 5 to acres each fronting on the Bush
River Neck road, Parcel A Of about %
acres in the rear of the lots, and Parcel b
of about 1877 acres fronting on Bush River,
and then as a whole. If the sum bid for
the tract offered as whole shall exceed
the aggregated sums bid for the several
parcels, the highest bidder for the tract as
a whole will be declared the purchaser
thereof, otherwise the highest bidders for
the parcels will be declared the purchasers
Of the parcels respectively bid for by them.
Tract No. 2.-Called Pork Point, adjoin-
ing Tract No. 1, fronting on one side on
the p, w. Il b., railroad and on another
side on Bush River, containing about
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eB There will be meeting of the Vestry
and those interested, at Rock Spring Church,
on Saturday, the 18th of September, for the
purpose of surveying the lot recently pur-
chased for the site of the sections house, and
for laying out burial lots, if any are desired
and to clean the cemetery of brush, &c.
provide themselves with briar-h hooks, white
wash brushes, &c. Lime will be provided
nj" Wishing TO reduce my stock, | offer for
sale n full-bood Attorney Cow with second Calf;
| Alderney Bull two years old 2 Paul-Ctlord,
Colts two years old a very desirable pair Of
young wel-brokcn Mules. George l.. Scott,
Darlington, Md. au9-4t
&a.. Wanted. ALI the respectable Farmers of
Hartford county to come TO The IEgis office and
see a Genuine Sample of Henry Reckords Stan
dard Bone Dust and Bone Phosphate. sup
ply always on hand. Prices moderate. au2-Gt
Pss~ Satisfaction guaranteed in cutting aud
fitting ladies' dresses, at Mrs. Gardeners, Bel
Air.
N1- Particular attention given to making
Plain Bonnets. Mrs. Gardiner, Bel Air.
eS- 900 Locust Posts for sale. Henry W.
Archer, Bel Air.
Gs- Brooms lor Sae-Eight Hundred good
Straw Brooms for sale Apply 10 G. NJ. Allen,
Darlington, Md.
&.a. Wanted.-A white girl twelve or four
teen years of age, TO do light house work. APP
ply TO A. Wattenscheidt, Matchmaker, Bel Air
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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Notice to 1,respassers.

I HEREBY forewarn all persons from
Il Hunting, Shooting, or Trapping, OF
RANGERS LODGE, as the law in sucl
cases made and provided will be enforced
against them.
sep6-3t GEO. ii. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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ReSol0ed, That copy of these resolutions be
sent TO the stricken family, and copy to the
Baltimore papers, to the St. Louis christian i'd
gocate, and to each of the county papers for pub
lication.
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HORSE THIEVES ABoUT.-These gentry
have been unusually active in their opera
tons this week. On Tuesday night three
horses were stolen from the camp ground,
near Prospect, one of them belonging to Mr..
ii. Clay Whiteford, one to Mr.. Cooper and
one to gentleman whose name we did not
learn.
On Tuesday morning stranger, riding
n black mare, with wagon saddle and blind
bride, stopped at the Washington House,
in Bel Air, and fastening his horse went in
and called for glass of wine. He shortly
afterwards left, going it is supposed, in the
direction of Baltimore On Wednesday
morning an agent OF the Horse Thief Dctec-
tive Association Of York county, stopped at
the same hotel and made enquiries in regard
to horse which had hcen stolen Oh Monday
night, near York, Pa. From his descriptions
OF the stolen horse there is but little doubt
that the detective WAS on The right trail.
1t is scarcely necessary III urge farmers to
ttkc precautions against the ,icprcdlalons of
'hcse gentry. A word TO the wise is sufl-
cient.
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Woods Meeting.

\ Woods Meeting will be held at Emory
Methodist Episcopal Church, near Mill Green,
commencing SABBATH Morning, September
Sth, at 8 o'clock. All are invited
B. f. GARRISON, p. c.
GEO A. HARRISON I p
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber
~ are requested to call and settle their
accounts by the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, or
they will be placed in the hands of an Off
Ger for collection, as want to pay my debts.
septic S. r. GILBERT.
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Notice to Trespassers

A LLpersons are positively forbidden from
~ TRESPASSING on the property of thu
undersigned, with DOG, GUN, or TRAP,
or in any way, as the law will be enforce
against all such offenders And we hereby
agree to mutually defray any expense, of pros
ecution of the ssme.
Jacob Livez Thomas Sutton
Jos p Waterman Henry Ruff
Dallas Reeves Thomas Hendon
Dillwyn Parker John Roney
Thos A Hays&Bro Abram Shertzer
VIM Woolsey r J Rowland
Geo w Nc Twain M Finney
j Nc Twain Henry Gilbert
Michael Lochary Joseph o Cole
David Harlan William Quinn
John w Hood
Benjamin Scarborough. John Lavender.
Parker + Scarborough.
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Notice..

TIIE public are hereby cautioned not
l. to trust my wife, HANNAH L. CUR
RY, on my account, as l will pay no bills
of her contracting.
sep6-3t* RALPH w. CURRY.
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161 Acres of Land,

about 1870 of which is arabic, residue in
WOOD and TIMBER There is SMALL
DWELLING on this tract, and the soil is
of very superior quality, adapted to the
growth of Grain, Fruits and Vegetables.
Tract No. Part of MILE SQUARE,
adjoining the lands of Julius Matthews
and George Stockham, Esqs., and the
Skipper Hill property, and containing
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22a Acres of Land.

Tract No. s.-Adioining the lands of
George Stockham, Charles Gallop and Rob
ert Archer, Esqs., and the land known as
"Chilberry," situate on the Bush River
Neck road, about q miles from Perrymans-
vile, and containing
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Fair and Festival.

A Fair and Festival will be held at Mt. Zion
NJ. +. Church, commencing TUESDAY, Sept.
18th, and continuing three days. The proceeds
arc for the benefit of the church.
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A VERITABLE X. N.-Thc Hon. Henry
Wilson, the Radical candidate for the Vice
Presidency on the Grant ticket, wriggles like
worm on Rin hook, under the charges
that have been brought against him that he
was lull-blooded Know Northing, and I'M
dertakes to explain the matter away; but
like Banquo's ghost it will not down, but rises
again and again to veX and trouble him. The
man who took an oath never to support for
egners or Roman Catholics for any Office
local or gcneral-can scarcely expect their
votes for himself
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VI. For Sac.-.i brown Mare, years old
this spring, of good size, gentle and without
tricks. Enquire Of Capt. John A. Webster, near
Hartford Furnace. au30-5t
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Notice to Trespassers.

A LII persons are positively forbidden
N from TRESPASSING on the proper
ty of the undersigned, with DOG, GUN,
or TRAP, or in any other way, as the law
will be inforced against all such offenders.
And we hereby agree to mutually defray
any expense, of prosecution of the same.
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MORE AccIDENTs.-On Sunday last Mr..
John McMillen and two daughters were de-
scending hill near Prospect in u carriage,
when the breeching broke and the horse ran
off. Mr.. Mem. and his daughters were
thrown out, all Of them being much bruised,
and one Of the ladies seriously hurt The
carriage was smashed to pieces.
On Monday DR.. Tredick's horse ran away
with his buggy, near Perrymansville, tossing
the DR., out. After landing his driver on
terra firma the horse dashed violently along
the road with the empty buggy, which COLI
dcd with Il buggy in which was seated Mr..
Philip Cover who was also thrown out into
the road by the shock Neither of the gen
tlemen were hurt, and after re capturing
their horses and buggies they proceeded on
their respective journeys. Their escape from
injuryis little short of miraculous.
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10 Acres of Land.

Tract No G.-Called SKIPPER HILL
situate on Rumney Creek, an inlet of Ches-
apeake Bay, and the road leading from the
Bush River Neck road to Michaclsville,
near the latter place, and about 5 miles
from Perrymansville, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Chesney, George Stockham and
Julius Matthews, Esqs., and containing
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TOBACCO, Segars, Writing Paper, En-
l. velopes, Soap, &C., for sale by
Il. ii. SNOWDEN, Bel Air
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All-day Meeting.
A N ALL DAY MEETING will be he'll
~ in the Union Chapel, at Dublin,

L n in the Union Chapel, at Dublin,
On SUNDAY, the 18TH INST
Preaching in the morning, at 4 o'clock,
by Rev. VIM. Fl. Cook, Of Havre de Grace ;
at o'clock, p. NJ, by Rev. L. d. Finney,
of Bel Air; and at o'clock, p. NJ, by
Rev. John r. Paxton, Of ChurchyilIe.
Members Of the Presbyterian Church and
all others are cordially invited to be pres
cnt. Those coming from II distance will
bring their dinners with them.
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LAND SALEs.-S. r. Gilbert, auctioneer,
sold for Henry w. Archer, Esq, trustee, a
farm of 112 acres, situated near Shawsvile in
the upper part Of this county, belonging to
John w. Anderson, for 1910. Miss Sarah
A. Wiley, purchaser.
Last week the sumo auctioneer sold for A.
Preston Gilbert, Esq, trustee, II house and
acres of land, situated in this county, near
Norrisville, to Samuel Meredith, Of Balti-
more county, for $500.
On Tuesday, ]. s. Richardson, auctionecr,
sold for Henry w. Archer, trustee, u farm of
1876 acres, belonging to Ambrose Aaronson,
called "Springdalc," to John II. Thompson,
for of Baltimore city, for $3.50.
At the same time the same trustee sold to
VIM II. Sutton q farm of 142 acres, belong
ing to A. E. Aaronson, for $3,750. The
above property is situated near Boothby Hill,
in this county.
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w. William E. Garrettson's School reopens
on Wednesday, September the llth.
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26O ACRES of LAND.

about three fourths of which is arabic and
the residue in Wood and Timber, of which
a considerable portion is valuable Chest
nut. 1t has upon it Il two story
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DIR. CHAS. A. SEWALL,
A GRADUATE
THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
has lecared at Churchv e and offers his professional
services to the Public. au1S3t#
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Our RAILRoADs.-The trends of the Delta
and Towsontown Railroad are greatly en-
couraged in regard to the ultimate sue
cess of their enterprise. One hundred thous.
and dollrrs have been subscribed, as we learn
from a correspondent, and the prospect is
therefore bright.
The Bel Air and Magnolia Railroad pro-
jcct, we hope, will not be abandoned. Har
vest is over now and if the road can not be
built out of the profits of the wheat crop, at
least we are not so poor or short-sighted as
TO allow the enterprise to fall through for the
want of the comparatively insignificant sum
of twenty thousand dollars. Let the corpo.
rators be up and doing. The people depend
upon them to take the lead, and with n little
energy on their part the money can be raised
and the road soon be u fixed fact.
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lSulla way.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the
Ii 9th of August, 1872, Il colorcd boy
named JOSEPH, about 49, years old, bound
to Alexander Y. Walters, deceased. All
persons are warned not to harbor or cred
it said boy, on account of estate ofdeceascd.
JAMES A. WETTERS,
G. E. WATERS,
sep6-3t Administrators.
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Alexander Boarman
Jno B Scarborough
Jno F Galbreath
II A Silver
John Daugherty
Philip A Barton
Andrew Boyle
H Clay Whiteford
r B Mccoy
II A Jones
G w Jones
Thos j McCausland
John Ii Stokes
Daniel p Thomas
Isaac Bicknell
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TRACTS OF LAND.

situate in Hartford county, and lying be
tween the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad and Bush River, north
of the Railroad Bridge, to wit:
Tract No. 1.-Called Chestnut G,ooe, adj
joins the lands Of Mr.. Moran and George
Stockham, Esq, and the Southern Mctho
dist Church property at Mechahicsvilc,
within a quarter Of mile of the p, w. &
b. railroad Depot at PerrymansyiIlc, and
containing about
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Thos Clement
Albert Hopes
Joshua Pierce
VIM s Pyle
Alexander Galbreath
John Rousey
VIM G Mccoy
Charles Grew
Robert Love
David G McNabb
p A w Warner
Samuel James
Andrew B Lindsay
George w Jones
James Neville
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MARINE DISASTERS. The steamer Mets,
with lob persons on board, was run into on
Friday last, by schooner, off the coast of
Rhode Island, and sunk. Some 40 or 80 pas.
sengers arc lost or missing
The steamship Bienvile from New York
bound for Aspnwall, was burned ut sea on
the 18th of August. The passengers got off
the burning vessel in The life boats, one of
which was capsized and ten passengers
drowned. In landing, another boat was cap
sized and nine persons drowned. Altogeth-
CT some 30 or 40 out of 1877 persons on board
were drowned or not accounted for.
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about three. fOurths of which is arabic and
the residue in Wood and Timber, of which
considerable portion is valuable Chest
nut. 1t has upon it two story
FIR AME DWELLING,
with Kitchen attached and an old Barn in
indifferent condition. The soil is of ex-
cellent quality, corresponding with that
of Tract No. |. Tract No. 2, will be offer
ed in two parces-Parcel A containg about
1913 Acres fronting on the p, w. & b. rail
road, and Parcel B of about 1871 Acres,
fronting on Bush Rivcr-and then as Il
whole, on the same terms and conditions
as Tract No. 1.
Tract No. 3.-Calcd Deep Spring, adj
joining Tract No. 2, and fronting on one
side on the p. w. s. B. Rail Road, and on
another side on Bush River, and contain
ing about
232 ACRES of LAND,
about two-thirds of which is arabic and
residue in Wood and Timber, among which
is some valuable Chestnut. The soil is of
excellent quality, corresponding with that
of Tract No. 1.
Tract No 4.-Called Ginger Brcad, adj
joining Tract No. 3 on the north, and the
p. W. s. B. Rail Road property at the Bush
River Bridge on the south, fronting on one
side on the p. w. & B. Rail Road, and on
another side on Bush River. This tract is
well watered, and consists partly of arabic
and partly of Wood and Timber Land.
There is much valuableI Chest ut on this
tract. The soil is of excellent quality, cor
responding with Tract No. 1. There is a,
Frame Dwelling
on it. The aforegoing tracts, containing
tooethcr uDWards of
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congress, I'd Congressional District,
Stevenson Archer.
denomination of the Hon. Stevenson Ar
cher for Congress.

On Wednesday delegates from Hartford,
Cecil, Carroll and the second to the eleventh
districts inclusive of Baltimore county, COM
prising the second congressional district, as
sembled at Towsontown.
The following are the names of the dele
gates:
Carroll county.-Samucl Cover, G. w.
Manro, DR.. F. T, Shaw, Dr. j. w. Herring,
and James A. G. Bond.
Baltimore county,. F c. Talbot, Lewis
Turner, il, John N. Carroll, Thomas p. Phil
lips, Abraham S. Cooper and DR.. Abraham
S. Baldwin.
Cecil county.-IIon. Hiram Mccullough,
David Scott, A. II. Briscoe and Lewis II.
Marines.
Hartford county.-John Price, VIM. ii. Dali
lam, VIM B. Jarrett and Samuel NJ. White
ford
A lively time took place, each county hay
ing its favorite, and each delegation appear
ing determined to accept no other
Mr.. Archers competitors were George II.
Carman, of Baltimore county, John X. Long
well, of Carroll, Col. John NJ Miller, of Ce-
Gil. On the first ballot each delegation cast
its vote for its own nominee, and the convcn-
ton voted 90 times with precisely the same
result. Some slight changes then took place
in the voting-the Hartford delegation stand
ing resolutely by Mr.. Archer. On the 59th
ballot John Mcrryman's name was put in
ho G,o
Baltimore county-Mr. Carman receiving
the sixth.
Sixty-seven ballots in all, were cast, before
ID choice was made-the result being the re-
by the following vote:
Carroll county five votes for Stevenson
Archer. Cecil county three votes for Miller
and one for Merryman. Hartford four votes
for Mr.. Archer. Baltimore county voted
six for John Merryman, but before the vote
was announced Mr.. Lewis Turner changed
his vote to Mr. Archer, giving him ten votes,
being q majority of the convention.
In the midst of tumultuous applause the
president announced that the Hon. Steven
son Archer was duly elected the candidate
for Congress from the second district of the
State. The nomination was then made
unanimous.
Loud calls were made for Mr. Archer,
when he appeared upon the stand and ad-
dressed the convention.
Thus the honor has once more fallen upon
Hartford of presenting one of her most dis
tinguished citizens to the Democratic vo-
tiers of this congressional district for their
support. 1t is a compliment of which Mr..
Archer may well feel proud; and that he
will again take his accustomed seat in Con-
gress there is not the slightest doubt.
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The new trial of Dr. Scheppc, for pois-
oning Miss Stnnccke, of Baltimore, has been
in progress at Carlisle, Pa, for some days.
The testimony of the medical experts las
been very conflicting, and we should not be
surprised il some charlaLan yet testifes that
Miss Slinnecke died from cercbro spinal
meningitis or hydrophobia instead of prussic
acid
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TIE LOUISVILLE CONVENTION of straight
out Democrats assembled on Tuesday A
letter was read from Hon. Charles O'Conor,
heartily supporting and endorsing the move
mcnt, but declining positively to be their
candidate. On Wednesday the Hon. John
Quincy Adams was nominated for Vice Pres
ident, but at this writing no nomination has
been made for the Presidency, although MIR.
OConor was voted for, Notwithstanding his
refusal To nccnnt
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232 ACRES of LAND,
Frame Dwelling

on it. The aforegoing tracts, containing
together upwards of
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate ?

DY virtue Of 4 decree of the Circuit
- Court for Queen Anne's county, passed
i'll the cause wherein Thomns Mccormick is
complainant and James Paca and others
are defendants, the Undersigned, as Trustee,
will offer at Public sale, at Pcrrymahsvillr,
Hartford county, Maryland, on
THURSDAY, October Sd, 1872,
between the hours of t2, NJ, and 4, p. NJ,
the following described
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Rend whnt the Pre.. snr..

We consider Dr., Mansfield Of Worcester. Mass vsr,,
able and skllfu practitioner in tho treatment of So
mator-hna Seminal Weakness; likewise Di.e.sos -
Woman In fact We may safely say he has no, ~.
equal in either branch of the scieuce-Ed De,ocy1,
Brooklyn, NJ /.
tyl2 nj wiw mr.
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M E Dc Al OFFT-0 r.
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
DIR. MANSFIEIn

n P9 established Il Grand Medical Office Tor trc
roS ana permanent Cure Of all diseases or de-
iIlsshlehts Of the Genital Organs or system With
m ne reaLed scientifically and the most approved
saippc syphilis Gonorrhma, elect Strlctures
nelin4, weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
HNs, rams IN the Back aud Lons, Whites Gravel
NgINous Diseases Humors Dyspepsia Piles 40 'A
VI Mansfield will cure all Of the above Diseases Ia,
Nv new ana improved method in short time giving
snIIe satisfaction to his patients. SpelmatoTrhms
peIlMAnehly gMred and Lost Mnmhnna Rc!LnrnL u-a