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punLfc, No. 23.

AN ACT making alterations in the pay department
 oi the amy.
 Sec |, And be II saacied by tae Senate and House v hepreseataves ef lte Uaitea States of 7meyea i. SoNgfess assebled, Thatthe President of the United o,AteS be and he is hereby authorized by and with % aasee and eoRsent of ike Senate to appoint three saononal Paymasters to be attached to the pay de- partnent of the army.
 Der. Be fl (asthes snacied, That the officers ap- t%aisd i'll virtue ot this act shall perform ite same dauea receive the sams pay and allowances as the P'sseai psymasten of the army, and shall, in like ,Aaaaer be subjected to the rules and articles ol '. war aee previous to catering upon the duties ol S. S'eT oisee. sAal give such bo,pis te she United s as the Secretary of War may direct for the '4tsis' performance ei their duties.
 Approved, Juae I7, Is46.
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J.OOO Vols. Books.
NOTICE.

FFyHE undersigned was appointed by the Hoa.
 Probate Co,ist oi ashita county. al the Dc. inber term. Io4d. guardian for James II. Wilson, an aso.e naa; and all persons interested here by uot,6sd If inc fact JOHN A, PILE.
 Was iia CO., Ark. Oct. 10, ISis --G-3w
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PuaLIc. No. A.

e"aH of Bates coauty. ia ihe State of Missos2
 couaty seat. - ''-''' ',' a..,s. !. ne eaae'rd by iae Seaa.s aad Hssss oj CP.s."as'es of tas Haiied States of .qsey1ca is so" ss'eabied. That fte justices of the county so",; .. t'e coany of Bates. ia the State of Mia vyh oe. and they are hereby, authorized to enier Cl;n,.a register and receiver of the land office al whers, ,a seia State, for the use of said county. she po-,hs. Sesa'y seat thereof hes been iocated, eli 'sa. sasmeeFed tiryeght north, Of rsage eumbsr. n,;es ,s vest; and on payment of the minima n s..s as .1 within twelve months after fhe nas
 6s, 's act, Psseat shall issse theyelo. as n
 Approved, June is. ,s.s
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I.lI. l..s.s.. [ !. ....a .a BOOK HIGH SC H 0OL

Y V. l.. EDISON, of Western Reserve Teach Is CTS Seminary. Ohio, and late of Salem. Tea ness.c, propose establishing d school for ffe in- struction of stadeatS in the common and higher branches ol thorough English edaeation, in the city of Little Rock; and. judging from my exPe- riencs and previous in teaching, beth North and South, hatter myself, that by the devotion of tny time and talents to the interests ol those InIttcd 10 my care and instruction which will rigid. iy be done; shall be enabled to give satisfaction aud secure the approbA'ioh and alFonagn of those who shalt commit their children and wards n my charge and tuiijon Strict attention will be pait to their mor,i as welt as intellectual education
 rEBAs PER QUARTER or TWELVE WEEKS: Readiing, WIisias and Arithmeic s % Geography, Grammar and NatuTal Philoso- / phy. % Intellectual Philosophy, Chitnistry. As q.
 trone my and Aigebsa, Oo Exercises m Composition aud Declamation. Also,
 Plain Book Keeping included
 No student received for less than half term. and no deduction fot absence. uaiess In case of pro- tracrcd illness of the student.
 School taught in the bnllding formerly used for that purpose or Cherry strvei, nearly opposite ibe Caihollc Church, and connnelcing on,thc Is, Mon day in November ' L. EDISON
 REFEAEScE :--Elder STEVENSON, WILLIAM B. War and RoswgLL BEEsE.
 Little Rods, Ger. 2i. isi6. G.
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Arkansas River Packet,
 zsaachee Planter.
 nxsE8S J.HowEL. Master, will AA.4Aza-ar run as a regular packet during the season Gom Foat Smith and an bufeu, 10 New Orleans touch ing at al intermediate points. fhis boat is we'll calculated for COTTON, and every sxertion will be used to give satisfaction to all ho nay favor her wish their pasToaass.
 Areu, at New Osieans MOSES GREENWOOD Esq. Oci0ber 2i, sSle.--6--lN
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By Authority.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
 AT THE FIRST sEssigS s.tS sl.Sc9rss 9F
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To tine members 0a' tlac H4egisla-
 fRB ss<s

fENHE undersigned disposed to sch oa theif II sloek of CLOTHING at very reduced pri- ees for CASH. Thsir stock beiag ager sed nsafs complete thaa any other stock n ie city. gteAs h. duceGenis are now offered t3 those whs wish to purchase. wM. VANCE k BRuTHER6.
 Ssus I6fk. ia46 ff~-ff.1
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sziy,'jE7ISg-YcRk TRIBUNE.

AZ INTERESTING Casg-A case of considerable
ineresr vas t.ed III baltimore County Court some
days ago l: icroived nc freedom OF negro wll11
named maria WILSON, her nine children snd sev-Tai
Grand. child.ea. Tee tsc:s contcpdcd FOR BY me
parties St.ed n the sun are ths- between iofly
and fly years 40 The naturalization d S@fHh ~ OFT
ingtoa. VINO died Baltimore County accui me year
1904. sold negro named Hannah q !osAl@
Richards deceased, tor TIE oaance o. heI teILn
Of servude ssid 20 be eight ycafs-tnat 81 Tee e q!
the sale Hannah had sn riAht a'on1 eign' tnoati4s
nd which imam. Maria the present petitioner
was permitted BE- the administration IRON motives
Of humanity 10 pass into the possession oil Josnus
Richards with an undertaking a4' sieaa'cs was
70 have the services Of Maria for reasonable length
a trae 10 compensate Mr Richards for the trouble
and inconvenience Of supporting Maria as an Infant
through tbs stages OF Childhood until she should oe
able 20 be Of u,c-that Maria remained with A-.
Richards upward OF twenty years. married VITA
ais appreciation 70 coiored man named Henry VIZ
son. had children, and y o! - years since :ta
the appreciation and consent OF NE. Richards ei. am
and has siege lived with Ger husband BY whom abe nas
had the large family spoken o. snd which now form the
subject Of present controversy On the oaeI nad
TIE defendants contend that snhaa stic ae chla es
were sold 70 r Richards slaves Tor term 81 years
sad that all the children OF Maria slaves for life; that
such they claimed By M Richards IN hs HE.
time beques;hed By bin n has will and as such claimed
,y ,ts hcfrs Of Joshua Richards who. since MS death
arrested and put into the Jail OF Hope Slater.
vino purchased Jotn ons Of the petitioners, and upon
7yhooc case this issue wa made up grea. deAl Of
Interesting testimony presented upon oota sdes and
able Arguments made before the Court upon several pro-
positions OF law length the argued before
the Jury who retired at4 o'clock on Monday afternoon
and being losksd up for ,s.enyfour hours came
n,o Court yesterday afternoon with verdic: OF free
dom 70 the petitioners. On the announcement Of the
verdict The defendants counsel fled motion for ne"
sis which suppose win be argued at early day
Bait. Amer
Death or MEMBER OF THE LEoIsLATUKE--
W. regret learn that JoHS l. WEE. b-q one OF the
members elect the State Legislature died al his res
dsnce, in srlithheid. On SATURDAY !att
bradford pa Argus, Oct. "a
MISS Du-Thc Columbus correspondent OF the
GAINESVILLE Courier states that Miss Dix, the celebrated
phils1hropist lies dangerously III at the Lunatic Asy
lam but every care snd attention is paid 20 her
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Hlisle!ldn cons.
rw FRENCH GRAMNAR AND KEY

NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR AND KEY
THE PRACTICAL French Teacher or new method OF
learning read write and speak The French languae-
Rv y Pinney This Grammar like noSe OF Ar. Olendorhis
founded on the principle OF imitation aud repetition The
method Itself fast becoming known aud appreciated IL
doubt be the principal mode OF learning The
modern and perhaps Tie ancient LANGUAGES THIS BOOK
compared with NJ Oi-ndorh Ln- oaly French Grammar
now -rtanl on ths PLAN Is simple and more
comprehensive. lis can be mastered by the learner
In shorter tine aud with clearer and fuller understanding
OF the language BY Arrangement winch presents those
paris OF language most necessary Cor conversation
early II enables Inc learner speak with and correct
ness much sooner white by being brief those which
easily acquired and with which the student Will Of course
familiar the study OF other parts by greater full
OF plantations and exercises, where such uness
necessary. By accuracy and ceerness on parts
which are left By Mr. Olentorf, and The nirodue-
ton Of many valuable principles and ldons which he has
entirely omitted il communicates IN smaller volume aud
one requiring less time OF The learner, clear and
tensve knowledge of the language. TIL. work will be
ready for delivery Schools in o weeks as the sereo
iypng i nearly finished
The thorough scholarship OF Professor rinney, with
his long habit OF teaching the dead and living languages
pledge Of the superior excellence OF ms work
ROBINS X SMITH, Publishers,
10 Maile-st. Hartford Com.
For sale by HUNTINGTON = SAVAGE,
- 70 is,yD y. Y.
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Schools.
ITALIAN EVENING GLASS


SIGNOR SECCHI DE CASALl, Professor OF the ltsl
- ian Language and Literature in the Rutgers Female
Institute and the Brooklyn Female Academy, is about tc
Italian Evening Glass al No. ll6 Leonadst
for gentlemen His method (ora and theoretically has a.
ready, IN short time, formed good Italian scholars
Terms S,2 quarter in advance. The lessons will begin
Oct 10TH
he has also Evening Italian Class in Brooklyn at Mr.
Mobiles school, in Cnlon.st No 80 Apply al the book
Aiore Of Messrs GATES Y STEDMAN, cor. Beekmnr
and Nassau sis. or by note through the Post othcc.
taIQ
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CHEAP WINTER READING.


THE PuBLIC Is respectfully informed thar PAPER I.
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ST0RY-TELLER The objec; OF which IS 10 reprint en-
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whether they he old The Penny Weekly Story.
Teller consists eight srge royal Gnarto pages good
paper and beautiful type and Is afforded a. the extremely
low price One Cent number, fry Cents yes'
Each number OF the Penny Weekly Story Teller WI! con
tam much matter Is given in 80 pages OF common
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The Publisher pledges himself that the Tales shall be Of
the fir.t Class While he will be unusually careful TO admit
nothing that would appear excepuonsbe 10 the most ias
dious reader.
C Single copies only One Cent be had of periodical
agents generally and ;he publication Offices l69 Races
Philadel phs 235 Greenwich-s- NevYork and l9a IRE
Boston City subscribers can be served regularly
with the paper by leaving their names al the City publ
cation Office.
The SEMIMoNTHLY SToRY:TELLER, for country
circulation twice the size OF the Weekly al The same low
price II presents the advantage country subscribers OF
Two papers postage and constitutes altogether tue
largest the cheapest and the best paper OF the price in The
known world.
r. Your subscription is respectfully solicited
Heidelberg, romance. by G. p Z James Is row IN
course Of publication in the columns OF ,he Penny Wees
Is Soryreer and VIII be completed in about six numbers
few Agents wanted 10 solicit Subscriptions for tie
ah,n AZ C,r,suyylchEt lW'
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AosExTisso Is raE TKtbVsL ~ sFEctsl AIFoisTst.I.
Sis 1arI 5s u fsrtser enacted,
And all er.sefneas made under the oE5e-s o. The Pest
;as;erGsnera II zesspape: newspapers, OF letters
Cncaied for any PcsI Oce shall BE- serld Il e pGpe,
papers. Of the ose CT Place where l= oce advertising
r.ay be si.rGied LI,,i=s IL lar GET e1rcala,toaL
lN-v Pos. OSze< La. yc.ssei March 5, l5445-
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
And rs the Truth will out

gT, AND YOU MAY DEFEND UPON IT, ,hst you /;
Ell not ind THEODORE CLARK baekIeo1d IA ORR .
fsrpqrd his old established stand corner o. ! .
and Chatham sts an entire stock OF i4Io ahG -
OF the pf.sent FAN ashion and such prices as must
competition ltis useless To thai hLs goods are 4
Of the best materials and BY superior .,1i.s nc
he las, 81 Years must be Sufficient P1"oi me- na NJ,
mus nave Ger M oabe lis, 0. ais reduced
sa P;I inc Ssira BesTsf Ha'.
p yseg durable Surf's Fur Hat.
49, Yey Hat. Of superior
snG quality (Doi " be oeatI
.,gnls Six EafS. ~ 70
a,srsen.iye assortment Of Fur and Cloth Caps q" !,
n, hsn4 together with AuEs CT every descrpgcn !:
o-irrs One tria! vii! prove the fact
E;oCs.. u not! THEODORE CLARKS old estsoi }
Hat and Cap Mandatory, corner OF Pearl and ca
,s Sey.York o3 Inc !;
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OFFICE OF me MoRals ANO ESSEX RAILsoAD Co.

UFFIgt -
Newark, October y, 1916.
NOTICE IL hereby given. that Proposals VIII be- -
ceyed un;!! the 9th November for the grading,
masonry ana bridging required complete the branch oi
Morris and Essex Railroad from Morrisown TO Dover.
u distance OF shout II niles.
Maps and prohes. and specifications will be
found ser 18Th rs al the Office OF the Company at Morris
town where all necessary Information will b. given
The iile vii be divided into sections OF convenient
length for constructions and proposals writing directed
the Treasurer the office OF the Company IN Newark,
viii De- received for the whole or any part OF the work.
Bv order, JOEL W. CONDlr, Vice President
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CHANCERY sALE.-By order of the Court of
y Cuancery, under the direction o: Isaac V Fowler.
Master IN Ch;nc-ry will re sold Monday, the second
day Of November 1896 al the Merchants Exchange Wall
street al y O'CLOCK, by Dumont Hosack the two story
brick front House and Lot No Was-Sttee North SIDE
third house from Suivan-streei with story building
or he rear and tn right OF alley leading 10 Broome-
street Said lei il p H. in. front and reat by ION inch
% deem o2o 1t
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THE PILES

A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR: UPHAMS
n bterna! Remedy for the care Of Piles The peseabe
ed physician OF New YORK city Is the only really
cessd remedy FOR thai and distressing complaint
tie Piles, ever offered 10 the American public
The ElecpiEry contains Hn<ral Medicine, no iIo>s
Col0cynta abo other powerful and irritating ?urga
tive. No e Of taxing cold while under It's inf1eDcoj
change IN diet necessary II taken according 10 directions
)Or ". - guaranteed
4Jlolhtr CERTIFICATE adt the hundreds that have a.
ready been received, Of The efficacy Of Dr. uphaus Eec
tlsry. NEw-YoRK, August q, 1916.
0es.T, HyGtt ketcu; Gent: For several years past
have been troubled with Piles, very cos;ve state VI
my complaint rot being ~ disable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
icnes thai until this Spring never Used any medicine or
applied to physician for relief The Piles then being SO
that allowed several operations to be performed
without benefit Determined after this TO Try other
means, read an advertisement Of cure gaarantied by
the Of Dr. Uphsu.s Elecuary. | purchased three
boxe. Al your store and fiom The use Of which found
myself entirely cured Of the Plies and my health much
improved remain Sir youT much indebted friend.
The writer Of he above from motives Of delicacy, de-
clues having his name used authorize. Us 10 refer 10
MIN show the original Certificate hose ~ 40 may
doubt is authenticity.
AGohsr fact In relation 20 the efficacy OF Or. uPhsm
Eleciusry PHILADELPHIA Sept 3. 1916.
Dr. Cyh1rnl-D.as Su: About i've years ago / was az
aic.ed with what called Chronic Dysenary. have
suffered with since and physicians have told
that my liver affected, and that my bowels ulcer
eted for blood and pus, attended with peculiarly putrd
smell were The frequent discharges. short Time since
made VISIT 10 Massachusetts IN hopes Of benefit from
change Of air but suffered se9erey Than before
nile there physician offered for SO In three
norEs. Happily the midst Of intense pain occasion
ally relieved By leudsEGm IN wrapper OF your
Eectuzty perfect tescr pton of my plant together
with many cert!fcgs OF cures This gave ,ue 2, con-
h4encr IN the medicine, ana purchased box and gine
doses OF which has apparently NE and am prepsr
ed 10 every thing IN It's favor render any service
Respectfully yoass, BENJlMIN PERCIvAL,
No. % South Sxih-st
tail, By wYATT L KETCHGM I2I VaItou-st Il Z and
C. Sloane ~ FEltOn-st BROOKLYN. p-r~ O. tvZS Snr'
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NOTICE TO the AFFECTED with lsmeness-W3l
IMAM SWEET of Amsterdam, y. boce-sete
hty.six years experience in my s.!f2aghi scisnee
commenced East and South through tie einss
hefe fhrou ID The eilies 10 New-Yors mex, 10 ProT1
r 1 10 return here and on South-lodging al ine
House. Addresses may be left al Mr. Luscor ; ofss
Westinghouse or DR.. J. Minors 2li FuiLoasl sgNts
aren't 10 sell ny Relexaye Medicines, vegetable Il
add Anatomy Books or Gould L Banks, Naissu-sl &
long Standing eases Of many years, given up OF =,
BY former practitioners, have materially reAe'ec
stored Of cislocations or broken bones, as have
cent references 10 showa, well Is living tesli1oa'
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HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF Hofehognd-
IL for The OF
c0sgl. c9idr Consumption, Sparg IF Blood Pan N he
Stde aHG BreGJt BroaeaItI. Group, Ultima and al! taseS
ar+1S fr'ns dlortr,d condition Of he lungs or see'
AZ ADDRESS TO 4 ccSsraPTryE YoCSG LADY.
q, Lady DO Tot .eave now
We can. afford spare you
Let not The cold damp on your brow
From this fair world scare you
we love yen IL the woodland swes.
And by ice moonlight shore,
5gtwhrn you walk in 5fo.twsy
We .ove you more and Eore
Then toai, sweet maid, depart 80 scoa,
While there Is every chance
To rescG- beauty from the Tomb
On. - 70 cur friend Heacs
For !oye and art, have bota conoine'
To give him fame and skill
To cure The ftirest OF nla.Glac-
II they II obey Ms VIII
Price ~ cel'S per bottle, or boti.rs 20 - -
For sale, wholesale and retail. - a o. u Ssaos coz
OF fu!ton william St.. Gl.o Tor sale BY D. SANDS Co.
- East Broadway; Johnson, corner Of bFoed"aJ and
Chsrbers-st; J. Z Cotdirgtor corner OF st1dson ard
spring Sta E 81. Guop, cor OF Bo"ery eaa Grana-st
e. g. WaIker-= - SWEETEST 10 Grsrawirh-st AID cor.
o: Broadway and Howard 81
CACTIOS-BIwARE Of SPURIOUS tn,lsttsAs, end zlr1y5
ark fer HANCEf5 SYRUP, and take none otasr
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ARRIVED.

Bark Mandarin, Colby, 80 DIS from Madeira. wine to
Badger s. Peck.
Brig Alfred Hammond Larch. SO ds i'm Rio Grsnde,
hides &c 10 Richards Sailed in company with brig
Mermaid Marshall for Salem. Left Sept I'd. bark Ro-
sina Doty Dyer; Kennebcck Smith, just Espelcta,
tor sale Brig Chasinu for Rio Janciru, Cohansey just
arr. BIZ bark Warrior, Cornelius, for London: Wet
more Bright for Monte Video sailed few days previ-
Gus lit inst in lat 25 80 Ion 81, spoke schr Conway
Of Easpor for Barbados. l7th Int q 3d. Ion 81 spoke
.chr Milton o.. Yarmouth, Goth lat &C. lou "A 20 spoke
brig Joseph Bryant, Of Bangor, Me.
Br brig Wanderer Holmes, II ds from Windsor, Ms,
plaster, To Thos Winniei,e.
New scbr Elizabeth Lift, ds I'm Mystic, in ballast 70
maste.
schr VIM Russell -. from NlIaven in ballast to
master.
schr Rio Grande Bennett, L. ds from Hallowol po,a-
toes
sAlLED-ship Niagara for Liverpool
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OFFICE OF THE New-York Gas Light Company,
" Oct l2lh, lSi6-The President and Directors have
This day declared dividend OF four and half per cent
on capital stock OF this Company for the six months
ending st August last payable 10 the stockholders on snd
after Monday the 2d November next.
The Transfer Book will be closed from The th int uu
u that date BY order. c. l.. ENERlTT, Secretary.
ois
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E5s4 FOR SALE-A superior brig ot2zD toos eurts
- built in the beat manner Of white oak, ihoroug
11-1-' seasoned and copper!astened. Caa be lalac
In few days Apply TO
go 81 JOSEPH IRELAND's SONS, No. - Deg.
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MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN

THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder. for restoring,
l. branying and preserving the ccInpexlGn and 'er-
drring the skin delicaiely white, smooth and soft
Meeu Fun Is simply preparation OF OFenIHl herbs,
and NAV be used with perfect safety for the OF al!
disorders Among the most prominent are Tan,
Preckes ns-ns!oe Precipitation Biuches, Pmpes Spots,
Irritation, CUarses-ss. aud variety cf others.
To he had wholesale OF the sole importers HOBBS CO.
WallsL NewYofk and retail Of all respectable chems's
end perfun-rs in SewYcrk and throughout the United
Stn..s IN boxes. Price 50. nd Sc sarh o9S I'm
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CONSUMPTION COUGHS,

montory symptoms OF
Consu ptI such ~
Colds, Coughs, Bronchll-t
Soreness OF the Throat Dr..
SwAYsE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHEEKY Is expressly
prepared for The removal and cure
OF those dangerous and troublesome
diseases. Therefore, you who are IA
boring under the influence OF these COM
plants procure Immediately tiis medicine,
before il be too late. One Bottle may be the
OF prolongng your life. Be sure and
see thai the signature o: DR.. w SWAYNEis on
THIS MEDICINE has now been before the public some
eight years and IS the original preparation from the
Gods Bronchitis, aud Consumption OF the Lungs based
entirely upon is intrinsic merits bull little 10 Inflated
newspaper pufs Those who give ifal being benefit
by H. recommend II TO their neighhors add thus grad
ally and surely has gained an enyiaoe reputation ana
worked liz way into general One bottle never ails 10
cure Cough Cold, while with strict attention 10
The directions that accompany each boe its In Pull
monary Diseases OF long standing and OF the most alarming
character has always given relief and In very many IN
READ AND REFLECT
~ We take great pains TO procure authentic and re-
spectacle certihcaes and publish any other Il,
Miss : Lewis of West Philadelphia, cured OF bleeding
OF he lungs OF Eve year, standing Her symptoms
s2!,iin blood attended with hacking cough, pain in the
side and BACK which hnally brought on confirmed
Consumption entirely eqIea by The use OF Dr. swa'ne
h Jackson D. D. formerly Pastor OF TIE first Presbyte
ian Church, New-Yora testihes 10 The efficacy OF Dr.
Swayncs Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, and recon-
uends the heads OF families having Witnessed rs won
de iu effect in than one hundred cases, in relieving
wheeling choking with phegin, ssthmaiic attacks, &c
lanes Osborn Washington, Pa cured OF consumption
and bleeding OF the lungs after being gyen up by several
Physicians, having used most Of the pa'eat med
ciues.
This medicine In all gives immediate relief and Is
safe pleasant AID efectual remedy, and worthy iria
''''A '''' MS BEWARE OF IMPoSTERs.
And purchase but the original and only genuine art
Gle a. prepared by Or. Swsyne, which IS the only
Compounded by regular hycian and arose from many
attention the practice OF Tie profession, and
which led 10 this great discovery
r. Remember all preparations purporng contain
WILD CHEEEY. fictitious and counterfeit, except that
bearing The written signature Of Dr. swNE Great care
should be observed purchase from The regularly appoint
ed agents. - -
Philadelphia
AGENTS N NEw-YoEx-cHAsLE, II. RISG corner Of
Broadway and Johnsi; K A. SANDS, i53 BoweTyi Z. B.
Warner ms BleecAersL; J. c. HART, 3+a Grand
Norfolk: J. I. LEWIS, ST Greenwich; DoOD. III Broad
wey WYATT and kETCHAa, IL Fulton; Mrs. HAYES, l39
Fulton-sL Brooklyn; g. OLrs Sos, Newark, Jot PEAR
sos Railway. Nrs- KIDDER 100 Cour-t Boston; DCRGIs
4 CO. Portland c. DYER, Jr Providence; HoADLEY,
PHELPS Co. ~ WatersL " Y. 81 SmMW&S Inn
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THE REVENUE BOOK

CONTAiNING the Tariff Uf 1916, together with The
y TG.it Of 1872, compared-Aso the Sub Treasury
Waehousinr and Canadian Transit Bills OF 1916. aud the
Drawback Laws with the Treasury Circulars IN relation
thereto likewise The Brush rarit amended Al the
late session OF PA.aIreu which aided table o! Gold
ana Siv.: Coins reduced Federal Currency. For sale
by FRANCIS LOCTREL, notwithstanding