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The first great element Of statesman is strong
common sense: the next is .frnnesa qfclaractere
the determination TO do what is right, whomsoever
Il may offend. Union Of yesferday.
All which General TAYloR possesses In nm eminent
degree, as we have right TO infer. from the con-
timed inyectives Of the Unien against his acts,
which are the obyious results Of the operation Of
these two chief elements
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DAILY NATIONAL WING,
PUBLISHED ny
CHARLES w. FENTON,
1fce opposite .Lnrkson Hall. Pennsnlrnnin ArenMs

LIBRARY War DEPARTMENT May 4, lsi9.
Ii. persona who may have IN their possession any
n books documents belonging tothe Library Of the War
Department (Which have been In their possession longer
Department without further delay. by order:
may 7-6t CHARLES lANMAN, Librarian.
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ES Captain RYAN and thrty-five seamen actually
hauled across tho lsthmus of Darien, last month a
boat Of nine tons burthen from Gorgona to Pan.
anna NF
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II The Lynehburg Tfrginian of the 7th inst,
says
I'VE neglected 10 mention In our last that the
Secretary Of the Navy arrived here in the Packet
Tuesday night, and proceeded Immediately Pitts
syyania Court House, drawn thither by the serious
illness of his venerable mother"
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II EDWARD w. LINCOLN, the new Postmaster
Of Worcester, Mass, thus engages the good j'dg-
nlent Of the Egis:
Mr. Lincoln was an early and vigorous friend 10
Gen. Taylor as public man. In those political
vicisstudes which are expected TO accompany
change of administration, il is proper that civil trust
should be conferred upon friends rather than oppo
nents, and equally proper that those who took
bold and manly ground in the start, should be 10
reasonable extent remembered by the Executive. As
bold, upright, efficient Whg and good citizen he
enjoys the confidence Of his party and the respect
of hls fellow citizens p .
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The press continue 10 express the indignation
which fills every impartial mind at the proscriptive
spirit which impes the Administration.
Union Of yesterday.
This is an unfair fnot false statement Of the case
None but the violent, partizan, democratic press
make any fuss whatever about and as to the
mpartality ofthe parties who arc filled with SO much
indignation, 1t is notorious that, the whole cutlery
proceeds from nothing but self-intereat1
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Treasury Department, March 10. 1870.

PURSUANT the provision contained In the frat secnon
OF an act Congress entitled IAN art making appro'
prans for The cvil and diplomatic expenses OF Govern
nent for the ending The thrtleih Of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty and for other purposes" approved
March g. 1872 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest OF all such scrip has been ssucd prior TO the
first day Of July 1912 may BIZ issued under the ninth sec
lion Of the act Of Congress entitled IAN act 70 raise or
limited time an additional military force, and for other
approved February H. 1917 will upon the pre-
senation Of the The Treasury Of the niied States
be redeemed ans, paid the said first day Of July 6ae,
and that III interest sch scrip will cease on said day
w, NJ, MEREDITH
Mar l3--a2mif Secretary 1.-THE Treasury.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WAsIIiNGroN CITY April ,, 1879,
In renqushng the practice Of Dentistry In this city, to
DR. WIN. H. DlBDLE, feel il duty well as pleasure
state from the evidence he has exhibited me Of his
Skill that consider him tre qualified for the proie ssion
which he s engaged and him my and
patrons, condenfy believing that 10 those who may avail
themselves Of his services he will prove himself worthy
their confidence. II. BARRON.
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0 Eff ICIAL .
APPOINTMENTS y y THE PRESIDENT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Collectors.
GEORGE P. KANE, Baltimore, Md, vice
William ii. Marriott, removed.
THOMAS IRELAND, Annapolis, Md, vice
Richard Sands, who did not qualify
JoHH H ALLEN, Oxford, Md, vice
Nicholas Willis, removed.
Surveyors.
ELIAS T GRIFFIN, Baltimore, Md, vice
William H. Cole, Jr., removed.
JOHN Blackstone, Llewellensburg,
Md, vice Aloyisius Thompson, removed.
JOHN t STAMP, Nottingham, Md, vice
Thomas w Hoye, removed.
GEoReE W. p SMITH, Snowfall, Md,
vice Charles Parker, removed.
RoBERT C. Coleman, Louisville, Ky,
vice Nathaniel P. Porter, removed
Napdi Officer.
THOMAS X CARROLL, Baltimore, Md,
vice James Polk, removed
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EAsHIONABLE CLOTHINa.-We have on

TASHIONABLE CEOTHlNGs-We Mave OF
hand large and elegant stock Of READY.MADE
GOODS for gcnemens Fine dress and frock Goals
dCrsay Coats 0vercoais OF various styles and qualities
Pantnloons Vests In great variety with every other
without delay
some very handsome white silk and other vests for even
Ing wear. 4,e ,,..e
Also fine Shirts white, black, and other kid clovea.
With Crayas and many other pretty and desirable Goods
or genemen's lise
we also prepared TO make mp any garment TO order
At short notice IN the best style
sne price YOUNG A. OREM,
feb i6-dtf 3doors west OF Browns IIotr
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Correspondents Of the National WING,

fNu'UfIUt
CHaRlEsroN, 8. G., May ia p. m.
We had good rain yesterday, and the weather 10
cooler to-day than it has been, the thermometer
ranging at 60 degrees.
There arrived at Charleston yesterday the brig
Georgiana and the schooner 81. Mary, from New
York
During the past week, In the Charleston market,
there has been 1000 bales Of cotton sold at 3-6 a
10 for fair TO fully fair. Sales of 1000 erces rice
at lie 3-prices fully sustained.
The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, arrived here
this morning from Havana, via Key West and Sa-
vannah, having on board lat passengers.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

V- SATURDAY, May n II, p, M
The Stock continue dull and prices have down
ward tendency compared with yesterday we notice
The following change farmers Loan fell 3 Canton Co,
4; Long Island Erie Railroad, new + In other sorts
there In no change. M
Money Market is easy and likely TO continue 80 for
time Exchanges sill remain IN favor OF this cotln-
try and the sale Of produce going forward togeher
with the demand for American Stocks In Europe, viii be
likely counterfeit any tendency TO The rise OF rates
The operations in Foreign Exchange for the steamer OF
the 10Th ns have not yet commenced, rates, however,
appear be firm The Iiavre packet ship Splendid which
sailed Friday took out sE0,000 IN specie.
The amount OF Treasury Drafts paid during the week has
been Sl60,0il 81.
The receipts duties during the week. reported daily
in the Express, have been s5 0 90 daily as follows:
NAYS 657H 90 May 10 lG2,645 o.
Mayo 7G2l3 65 May II 9lTW ~
Mays Sl,iW % - =
Mays l090a5 IA s5H,o1 ~
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Correspondence Of The National wing,


Correspondence the National Wing
ST.. Louis, (NTo.) May ., 1919.
Senator Benton has published an address to the
people Of Missouri, in which he has taken grounds
against the instructions Of the Legislature. He has
declined public dinner
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Nsi, The official returns Ia The 9Th Virginia Con-
gressional District give POWELL, ID. &c votes, and
GooGn, ". 3029-PowrlLs majority being l07.
Gen. TAYLOR, In The same district, received 1856
votes, and Gen. CAss, 2,s32-TAyLons majority be-
Ing l24. II viii be seen from This, that Powell
gained over CAss 304 votes, while Goeors got 70
more than TAYLOR Now, we should Ike to see,
how the Union will be able TO cypher on, of these
elements the proof of lis assertion, that the Demo-
Gratis, who voted for TAYLOR, have gone back In
order to rebuke him for prescription.
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,


RoRERT N. CARRAN, of Indiana, to be
Receiver of Public Moneys at Vincennes,
Indiana, in the place Of Samuel Wise, re-
moved
JOHN G. CLARK, Of Indiana, to be Regis
ter of the Land Office at Vincennes, Indi-
ana, in the place Of James $. Mapes, re-
moved.
JOHN BAIRD, of Indiana, to be Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Charlottesville, Indiana,
in the place Of Bennett w. Engle, removed.
JOHN EWING, of Indiana, 10 be Register
of the Land Office at Charlottesville, Indiana,
in the place OF John w. Rusls, removed.
THOMAS II. Kent, Of Maryland, to be
Marshal Of the United States for the district
Of Maryland, in the place Of Moreau Forrest,
removed.
BY the Secretary OF the Interior.>
MAUNsEL WHITE, Of Louisiana, to be
Pension Agent at New Orleans, Louisiana,
in the place of Greenbury Dorsey, removed.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
CHARLES L. MADDOX, Baltimore Md.
WILLIAM BREWSTER, Taunton, Massa-
chusetts.
GEORGE L. WHITNEY, Canandaigua, n
York.
MATTHEW Merrill, Charlestos, HAS
sachusetts.
LEWIS L. WATSON, Vincennes, Ia.
PA. J.. JONES, Harrisburg, Pa.
LUTHER P. BLoDGETT, Burlington, YER
mont
Moses H. FlrTs, Lewiston, N. Y.
DANIEL BRAwLEY, Lafayette Ia
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a case of RHEUMATISM cured tcifh only one
bottle of Hunts Linimenf.


YoRKTows, June 10, 1916.
Mr. Stanton Sir-ayng been cured of attack Of
te RHsumATIsM which had rendered almost helpless,
and at the came time suffered great pain would offer
celebrated External Remedy Hunts Iniment is possessed
of only used bottle and with that consider nave
been saved from pronced and severe illness lam now
attending business regularly, which Ii thai oil iar'
OLIVER VAN CoRTLANDT.
nSod by all the Druggists in this city anil throughout
the country Price p cents ner bottle: N,,o, : ~
may1l--1w. GEO b. SfANIoN a. ~.
H4 rs candidate for the office Of Collector OF Taxes
for the ensuing term and his name and qualifications
are respectfully submitted TO the voters Of the city
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-A splen'
did treestory House situated on Missouri avenue pc
tween 81 and ~ streets, five doors west from the residence
superior manner. with every convenience for gcneei
family. For further particulars inquire o. /, nvpp
apo-tf Aucioneers and Com. Merchants.
w good cook and washcrwoman the other TO do general
housewor None need apply unless they be recommend
cd as understanding their business thoroughlyo such,
Inquire ut the store Of Messrs EDWARD SiMNiS& son,
opposite the United States Hotel, j
(The Intelgencer, Union, and Alexandria Gazette Will
insert times week. Apn. .
NIARSHAL,s SALEM virtue offwo wris Of feri
M lcias scIre facas under the lien law, issued from
the Clerks Office Of the District Of Columbia for the con
" ri Washington and directed shall expose 10
HE front Of The Cothouse door 81 said county, ie o.
clock NJ, the following property, viz Five twostory ana
attic frame dwelling houses, with back buildings 70 EACH
Of Washington seized and levied upon the property OF
Syvanus Holiness and sold % saisy Indriais NO ~ 70
March term 1919 in favor Of Ulysses War Also IudG,aa
No "a, March term 1870 in favor Of Watera and Ztm
ROBERT WALLACE,
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Correspondence ofthe National Wing.

BALriMoRg, May H.
Money is becoming easier, aud first class names may
BE- negotiated readily H. Money is freely offered
loan good stock securities call, at per Offer
ngs bank learn however, continue large and that
their discount lines are being increased.
FISH There is fair supply OF picked IN market with
a moderate demand. Shad is worth s575 In short bbls
and Sc for No. trimmed and full Icrrings range from
s21 si3s for North Carolina, and 81 2j $3.50 for
Potomac and S,squebanns. Mackerc Arm
The Steamers has unsettled our markets Howard
ST. Flour is generally offering AZ sk Sales 500 bills at
something under believed TO DO sf3lt. sales fwhe
Corn early In the day 20 81 These prices could
be obtained later IN the day Saesoyellow g cts Sales
2Ia?s cts. whlskey -, - cts.
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the Office formerly occupied by DR.. Bar.
ron, " prepared 10 perform all operations
which come within toe range OF DEN.
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CORRESPONDENCE % the Nallonal WING.

Correspondence OF The National Wing.
NEW YonK, May II, III A. M.
The steamers news has had a depressing effect on
breadsiuls Flour has receded 81 cts per Dbl. Nothing
yet done In Corn-Whcat Is dull-Some sales Of red at
100 cts and Genesec ilsaiD cts The Cotton market il
quiet and unsettled change In prices Provisions
duh and buyers asking concession. Nothing doing In
groceries. Whiskey 2aa22. cts in bills
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Correspondence OF the National Wing
CINCINNATI, May 10, P. M.
Judge Brough, President of the Hamilton county
Court Of Common Pleas, and late editor Of the Gin.
cnnati Enquirer, was taken with the Cholera this
morning. and died this afternoon at O'Clock.
The Board, of Health reports 20 new cases of
cholera, and 5 deaths during the last twenty-four
hours. For the week ending on Wednesday, ia ca
SEES and 80 deaths.
The river has risen five feet during the last twcn-
iy-four hours.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

The following is the movement Of Dry Goods for d
vse
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Correspondence cflhe National Wing.
MoSTnEAI, May Il-G p m.
The authorities fearing an attack on the Drum
mond House last night, called out the troops Eve.
rything, however, remained pretty quiet.
The House Of Assembly Is discussing bill 10
abolish religious elementary instruction In Kings
College al Toronto.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-13
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
PROCLAMATION.

n Office is hereby given that the several courts
of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
of the peace, and Orphans Court, Court of Over
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for the county of Northumberland, to commence
at the Court House, in the borough of Sunburv
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday. 5th of November
next, will continue TWO WEEK.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta.
bles in and for the county Of Northumberland, are
requested to he then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls records, inquisitons, and
other rcmcinbranccs to do those things to their
several offices 6ppcrtaning to he done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded TO be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be lust--and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctua in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hands AZ Sunbury, the 9th day OF
October in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty y-nnc-and the Inde-
pendence of the United States Of America the
I'D.
JAMES COVERT Shff
Tod save the Commonwealth.
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SIlERMANS
POOR MANS PLASTER

has cured Of rheumatism Pain in the Back,
Side and Chest Lnbag0 and Weakness than any appi-
cution that has increased. hundreds of unprmciped rascas
have attempted to counterfeit it, and palm or upon the
community the genuine lP Beware OF Deception. O. I
Remember that the and genuine Plaster is spread upon
reddish paper made expressly for the purpose and every
the signature OF Df Sherman is printed upon the hack
of the Pbser aud the whole secured by Copy Right None
others are genuine. Therefore when You real good
Shcrmacs Poor Mans Plaster call the office l06 NASSAU
street, and you will not he disappointed
Remember principal Office 06 Nnssiu-street, New York
where all Dr. Shenlan's LoZenges sold His Agents
Mrs, Hays, l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Hineson
Williamsburg and Redding 4 Co, Boston, and
JOHN YOUNG, Sunbury.
Nj. a. McCAY, Northumberland
Aug II, 1si0.-ch e:m--ly
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TEN STR Az SHEEP

GAME on the premises of the subscriber, resi-
~ ding in Upper Augusta township, at the Nor
thumberland bridge, about the first of the present
month. Eight of said sheep marked on their
backs with red chalk the other two are rams and
no marks visible. The owner or owners of said
sheep are notified to come forward, prove property,
pay costs and take them away, otherwise they
will be dealt with according to law
JOHN w. kRUM.
Sunbury Oct. IS, lSi9.-3t.
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THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDIA,

EDITED BY GOUNERNEUR EMERSON.
UN ONE VOLUME, Royal octave l65 pages,
Il beautifully bound, containing, II fine plates,
besides numerous Wood Cuts. Sold at about
one fourth the cost of the English work, without
any Plates.
"Thc Farmers Encyclopedia is rea! treasury
of practical information, wherein the experience of
all ages and countries is carefully POSTED UP to
the present day and admirably arranged for con-
venient reference. = DIR, Darlington.
"We are fully convinced that such an amount
of valuable knowledge for farmer can be found in
no other work in 50 cheap aud convenient form
In fact, no Farmer who pretcnds to be well inform
ed in his profession, should be without this work"
New Gennessee Farmer.
An excellent work fit to be distributed in pre-
miums by Agricultural Socitesi--[ j. 5. Skinner.
For sale at this Office, price 81.
Also, by L. w. CARR, Third street, opposite
the Exchange, Philadelphia and n. HICKMAN
Baltimore, Maryland.
~ ALL ORpERs MUST he ACCOMPANIED ny
THE CASH.
July Ia, ls4s.-sm
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FALSE INVOICES Collector Of the
port of New Orleans made a seizure on the
2s,h ult. of over $40, 600 worth Of dry goods,
imported into that city by the British ship
'Gossypiuin, under false invoices. Some sixty
packages were taken, in one of which was
found true invoice, which showed very
plainly that an attempt had been made to
pass the goods at an undervaluation of atott
thi1ty.fpe per cent.
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LXST OF JURORS
a Z F Northumberland County for November
v y Term A, ID. lS49.
Grand Jurors.

Upper d"gusta.-Elisha Kline, Samuel Ri
land
Lower Augusta- Malck.
Rush.-Joshua Reed.
Upper Nahonoy, -Benevile Hoshoe, John
G. Rem, Felix Maurer, Barnard Adams.
Loper Mdhonoy. Emerich
Jachson.-Samuel Nlalick, John Ouo Levi
Drumheer.
Chiisquoq.e William Frick, Joseph ~
Nesbit William E. Irvin, Neal Caul.
Mtlton.-Slmcn Randolph, William Fry
mirc.
Delardre. Samuel Finnev, d. H. Watson.
Lew's William Tweed, William c. Ellis,
Levi Glaze
Turb,H PETER Billmirp
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TO all Creditors, Eegatees.

AND OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED =
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the fol-
lowing named persons did on the dates affixed to
their names. file their accounts OF their Admins
ration to the estates of those persons deceased and
Guardian accounts, &c, whose names are under
mentioned. in the Office of the Register of the Pro-
bate of Wills, and granting Letters of Administra-
ton in, and for the County of Northumberland,
and that the same will be presented, TO the Or
phans Court OF said county, for confirmation and
allowance, on TUESDAY the 9th day Of No
vcmber next, at the Court House, in Sunbury.
1919.
Aug. 4. John J. Woolverton and William
Reed, Executors OF Charles Wool
verton dec d.
6. Christian Gable, Guardian of Barnard
Shaiier,
I. John b. Lcinbach, Administrator OF
Daniel Lcinbach decd.
Is. William Dewitt, Executor OF Marga-
ret Dewitt, deed.
Sept s. Samuel Campbell, Guardian of Sarah
Jane Wilkins, now Sarah j. Roth.
IS. Jamcs Miller Executor of Harriet
Summers, decd.
IS. Thomas and james Pollock, Execu-
tors of Michael Holl, deed.
rs. Abraham iSterncr, Executor of Henry
Culp decd.
-. George A. Frick Administrator OF
Henry Frick, deed.
Oct /. William H. Leghorn, Acting Survi-
wing Executor Of jeremiah Fasine,
deed.
/. Daniel Brautican and David Taggayt,
Administrators Of William McCay,
decd.
Registers Office, Sunburv,
Oct. &, lS49.
DAVID ROCKEFELLER,
R,uistpr
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and white suitable for family flour at 10 a
ll5 cts.
CORN--Sales at 6Oa6l for white, and
60 6ac for yellow.
OAIS-,Sales at 29 32c per bushel.
WHlSKEY,-We note sale of bbls. this
morning at 2Sa 29c, and hhds. at 2S cents
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Goal Gra0t.

au sUsBURY, October l2, ls49
Amount of coal brought to Sunbury over
the Danvlle and PoitsVihe rail road, from The
Shamokin mines: Tons.
For the last week, 52s
Per last report, i3457
Total. 1885
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aa5IAM I!llR
Isksl,s sge!1. !, IS
IugratitUde is the basest crime OF
lanaRt.

lnn1Et.
M are not among that class Of Editors WHO
w ior few dollars will, (at the expense oft ruth
and honestly "crack up an article and bring it
into rapid sale; neither are we willing to remain
silent, after having tested the utility of on i'm
provcment or discovery in science or art. Our
readers will recollcct told them wcrc un-
well with sore throat and violent cold some few
weeks ago. Well we purchased two bottles OF
WINSLOW'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND
and sudden was the cure, that we forgot we
ever had a cold Those who aro afflicted, may
try it upon our endation.--LcwiStoA IRe-
g,alh.
fresh supply of the above valuable medicine
just received, and ior sale in Sunbuy, by John
W. Frilng, Mary 4. McCay at Northumberland
and at wholesale by Frederick klett, * Co., cor
nor of2d and Callowhill streets, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Sept 22d, lS49.--s mo.
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ROSE OINTMENT, FOR TETTEn

KOSH OIN MENT, EJR TETTEH
ID FAD the following certificate from Capt Deyoe, the
II well known and popular Sham Boat Captain (of the
1ravcller)
PmLApELPriA, October 81, 1916
Several Years since was attacked with breaking out
my neck In the f1nn of Teiter which convinced
was contracted ut The Barbers Shop grandaay extend
ed over my face until reached the upper part OF the
checks, During The several months tlat il continued
spreading used different applications, of which had
the effect APPARENTLY at least u increasing the disease but
from o them did perceive the least benefit Until
applied the RosE OINTMENT BY the use of one jar OF It
was perfectly cured aud have remained free OF the aec
tion.
have since used the Ointment lightly applied for rough
ness OF the face btches, chapped huds &c With per
feet success have hesitation in recommending il
the strongest manner to the public
JAMES DEVOE.
Ageni-HENRy MAssER, Sunbury
July 2s 1919.