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Observation-Disclosures S
Published By order Of U. S. War Department.


Published By order Of U. s. War Department.
INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY.
Prepared by Board of Artillery Officers. vo..
Syo. $3.50.
BALrIxoRE, Md. Jan. Is, 1889.
Col. S. CeoPKR, Adiutant Gen. U. S. A:
Sir-The Light Artillery Board assembled Icy
Special Order No. I34, of 1856, and Special Order
No II6, of 1858, has the honor to submit revised
system of Light Artillery Tactics and Regulations
recommended for that arm.
VIM h FRENCH, Bt Major,
Captain First Artillery.
WILLIAM F. BARRY,
Captain Second Artillery.
HENRY j. HUNT, BIT. Major.
Captain Second Artillery.
HARDEE'S TACTICS.
Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics, for the exercise
and mancuvers of Troops when acting as Light
Infantry or Rfemen. Prepared under the di-
rection of the War Department. By Brevet
lieutenant Colonel W. j. HARDEE. Z. S. A.
structiOns for SkiTmishers. Vol. II.-iSchOOI Of
the Battalion.
Two vols complete. 81 so.
Act TO establish uniform mode of Discipline and
Field Exercise for the Mtia Of the United States.
"Section l. That the system of discipline and
field exercise which is and shall be ordered To be
observed by the regular Army of the United States
in the different corps of Infantry, artillery. and
rifiemen shall also be Observed by the militia in the
exercise and discipline of the said corps, respect
lively, throughout the United States"
Approved, Washington. May l2, 1920.
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airy, U. S. A. Printed by order of the War De-
pArtment4
Ore vol. 12mo. $1.25.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81, 1855
Hon G. NJ. CONRAD, Secretary of War:
Sir-Herewith have the honor to submit sys-
tenn of Bayonet Exercise, translated from the
French by Captain Geo. B. Mcclellan, Corps En-
gineers, q. S. Army.
I strongly recommend its being printed for
distribution to the Army; and that it be made. by
regulation, part of the System of Instruction
The inclosed extracts from reports of the In
spector General, etc show the value.
have the honor to be, sir, with high respect,
Your most obedient servant,
Approved. WINFIELD-S SCOTT.
G. N. CONRAD,
Secretary of War.
January 2, 1852.
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
% Any of the above works forwarded by mail
free of postage, to any part of the United States
on the receipt of the published price. Remit
tances can be made in gold dollars and postage
stamps. Address
j. B. LIPPINCOTT d CO.,
Booksellers. Publishers and Stationers,
Nos % and "a North Fourth Street,
1913 Philadel ia.
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The organization of the two Military
Companies in this place has been completed
and is as follows:
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GOOD LAND FOR SALE, by
n .rI flick d ESKRIDGE.
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church Directory.

,-,os.L-On Mechanic street. Ser
I',' AN, and P. N. Pastor, Rev. G.
T. h',. -, EplscoPAL.-Worship at MeElfresh
A''I' r,mn,reial street. Service hours, half
h'n, ~, :. and P. NJ; Sabbath School at half
F o,H Pastor, .Rev.J. G. Fraker,
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WI ANTED, a I6O-acre Land Warrant
w flick & ESKRIDGE.
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McCLELlAN's BAYoNET EXERCISE.
Manual of Bayonet Exercises. Prepared for the
use of the Army of the United States. By GEO.
B. MCCLELLAN. Captain First Regiment Cav
airy, U. S. A. Printed by order of the War De-
partmenti
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WILL NOT BE UVDERSOLD !
By anybody in this part of Kansas, and will no;
ask more than fair, living profit for anything
have to sell, l do not expect to get rich this
year, but am willing to wait several years.
shall do 4 strictly cash business, as only in
that way sell goods at low prices and save
myself. G. W. FREDERICK.
EMPoRIA, Sept. 8, 1860.
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PEORIA Pillow
Fl. S. & L. FILLMORE,

Just received, and for sale by
flick d ESKRIDGE.
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NN and after the lIth Of April, lS6l the Iassen-
y ger Trains will he ruiz as follows. viz:
he Express TTuin leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays nj 10 A. NJ. IVnwuOd Mt lt::iO NJ 1ITlN.
ing in Baltimore nj $40 A. NJ, connecting will tho
xpreeS train fur Philadelphia. New York. Bnstcn.
and NI ilC Eastern cities leaving nj f:lb a. NJ ar
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connection with the ENpTesStTain for all pats "tthe
West Southwest AMI Northwest. This train stops
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The Mall Train lcdTep lailY Including Sund Rs 1t
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train leaving fur Philadelphia New York. linst"n,
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ON the est rni the road at M0UndsVilte Cameron.
M0nningtOn Water Station tOrmOnt and GTHft n
Returning leaves baltimore NJ !:%n a. ~. Wn'h-
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1910 =. NJ and Wheeling at 1882 p. VI. connecting
with the Express train FIR NIL PHrtSOf the Sonhw"'t
West and Northwest. This train stol at tie prin-
cipnl stations only.
\ he Piedmont and Wheeling ACromTod" ion rms
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and arrives at Wheeling at s:lc T.. ~.
w.P. EsnTU. Master Of transportation
In COLE. 6en'l Ticket Agent. apo
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED lSS?....... see. CnAR1EHTp, 1854
LOCAT ED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
BALTIMORE, MD.
TINlIIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN TIE MOST
prosperous and iluuriSling condition. Twicn iu.
ring tile last yetrs has IL been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in.
CItlising number Of Students representing nearly
every state in the Union.
/. nov occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirnly located buildings In the city The rooms
arr nImodiOusly arranged, spacious aud elegantly
fuIui hid
The aIlantages and facilities here offered to Young
mon desiring {" qualify themselves properly Tor tile
various duties Of the Counting Room, obtain
7h"1"gh !fs,eiei! BusincsN Education generally,
unsurpassed In any particular, By my similar ostnL
iiE!InIent iii the United States.
FACJLTYS
l.. IA. I.OSlklt.
PrinSiPAl-ESSt tlEy 6yirICe OF ACCuunIE Com.
nicrcc. lUsiiIc-s Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Professor ofte Theory aud Practice Of Book ee;ing
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
ARsOCiAte Professor Of BuUk-KeepinE.
n. &. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental PenmanbhIp
=. I. WILLIAMS. Esq,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. f.. YEATES REESE. u. n,
Lecturer on Commercial EthIUs.
TRUSTEES:
Hon II, 5no 2 Kennedy Hon I"el,ua vHn'ant,
IacoI, Trust. Esq. Mm Knal,p Esq
Tile College il provided with Commercial Library
deuts.
Each SUDDEN, Inns desk to himself and lie scra
rat ely instructed.
There being no vacation during the year. Students
can enter at amy time.
Tl'etirne usually required tUcomrletothe course
a DIrLoNa is awarded to all Graduates.
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.SypGilis and MrcuriaI Dis,afe.

MN ORLEANS. 18th August. 1889.
DE. J. e. AVER: sir: ] cl,eeriulIy comply with
The ree If Your apcAt. and report Ia YOU s,'n 81
the pilc, t. have rca,lized With your ~urrnpaIn.
have Cuie'l With it. in my practice. Of iiis
comp Ti:'E far which il Is mcndttl and have
found its effects truly wtnGcT in Il uT It.E-
real and AsrruTidI Di,eiSs tine Of my pairuts
ind SyIhilitc ulcer IN liz tl.i,Rt vi ill NrIe .oM.
summing lIE pa ate and the typ uI his i, nth YUu=
Snrsapariilh steadily taken cnTr lin II, hve Wells
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms H. lie
nose anu III" mc' ration ah eaten away rnns,leIT-
hle pHr' CT it that believe the diet.E' er would
soon Irn'li lIi' brain and kill HIM hut il Yielded tn
my Adniint-tTiuD ui eur STTsHpaFi ln: the Uirci-
heated ami ho is well again. uot NJ CUut.e witlrNt
me dsfisurEIir'lI uf Ills face + woman Who lad
been treated fur the s;iInc disorder ley mercury Was
suffering from THE iOisn IL hUres TIlry iigd
tccnie -, sensitive {" tie weather tlInt nnir
lay -iic suffered XcruciNting pain i'll her Joints and
bones. hr ton. WAS cured cn rely by your Sara
rarilla in lew weeks kn"w from III frnrulG
which Your agent gave me-, that this IrtI4it,iun
fr'm y"ur laboratory must be remedy: con
s"lucIttlv these trny remarkable results viii, il
have not surprised me-
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Fra'cruallN yours. G. V.IARlMEE MI
Rhevmatisn,. Cont. Lirer Chmplriuf

lSDEPLNpI%CT PRESTON To. s =. .GIIrIu'y. 1855
I'm j. e. AZ IL. Sir: have been afflicted with /.
painful chronic Inflammation for q long time which
",iiieii the skill "f physicians and stuck tO m N
'Ii" "f alt the remedies c"ul,i hn until t..ed
E"ur Snrsapar;liH. One l,Oitie cure! me in fwc
N"rk- aud restored INV general hrRlilI much that
"n fur better than before was attacked. Think
wonderful medicine. J. FREAN.
Imle> f.'iCtclell of 81. L"uis wr'trs: i have
"ccn afflicted for years with an affection nj HE L.-sr
which DESTROYED my health. tried every thing nni
Everything failed To relieve and hnv. Irru
i'Tnkcn-d fer come years fr,m NO - I.f
'"nSe than dsT0DgsnIsnt qr the Lir.r Nv beloved
past"r: the lev. MIR. tEY. advised me To trN vutIT
,trsf'I'ariI Loc'IIst lac said lc knew ~ ami any
thing won made with trying. Iiy the Ii,,-.vis
f God il has curt1 me- ami las - pur ned my hrni
- tn make new man 0f me. ! feel Young again
The hest tint lie said uT yUu lie not hail guuI
enough
Nc'ITTuS. Cancer. THH0rS. ERirrgsmrtf U'ioerC,fn
CrrisS d"d EIfolin;ioD n tie Bgstss.
4 great variety nf have been rUIurtrd to as
where cures ~ 'l'c=c Formidable conn inints have re-
-nte'l lrnn the uf this remedy Iu; uur s,,are
here Will not admit ilIrnI. SOME 81 tlrIn may lie
r'iini in nnr american Almanac which the ~ cn;-
below .nmc' are pleased 10 furnish gratis to ALI wh-
rail- Cor Them.
DyTSpsia, Heart Dis'oss, Fits, EpiIspSy HsIGnchc
~. NcnrGiJin
Many remarkable cures of these affections have
IL stimulate the vital IHIciiu- inf i.0rus action
and Tins Crercome- Disorders which would he suu.
posed beyond it's reach Such "a remedy has ton:
hem required lev the necessities at the feuiC ma
we re c"nhCut that this will Ito CUI them ali tn
medicine do
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SCNER ES.
NS NA> rs And I.EG EININCi. viz.
" rs hIds. prime To- Choice y. a.. sugar.
300 Ibis. chuiCe y. - Mulasser.
IS l''lr. Golden syrup.
$50 ht. = AS,uIt-Ii "a fined Sugars
l5n bhl-. NO Med. Muckrrrl.
Is iLlr. M 3
Is halt bbl-. M a.
2i ibis PickIei Herring
10 IackRE-s nike White Fish and Herring.
2n there. prime Rice.
d'frr 1e4ts. TnlaCcuS- SPICES,
IICh. Nails. Window Glue,
tinrEIT. y. c. Tar.
AID full assortment of Groceries generaiIv. for
sale low. Ly
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NcW YOrk PaDcr WarchOuSe

W " Wl n wv " Ia IIWGIEJV
NNE PRICE, ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
" B"nkseller". Statisners, Binders Printers, aud
Purchases generally can save from 10 tO2O per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities.
can offer great Inducements to pRrtieSin Of PA.
perH such ~ usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Elat PnpeTs FOOlScnp, Letter. Note. and
Billet F0la- Packet. Commercial. and all grades oI
French Papers COlured Papers Tissue. BiUderp',
Trunk and Straw Boarl DlottinS. etc, etc: Rank.
Nnte- Bond. Drawing. Bank. EnvelOpN. Particular
attention paid to supplying hanks with Bank-NCte
and Letter and Account Papers. Schools and Semi
uarieH. CieFRymeR and Professional men. RilIheRds
In stuck. ready ruled for Printers frNm TO IIeRdp
20 the sheet. Blue and White, Wcve and Laid. In
fact. n complete Paper Bazaar. Send for CircuIara
And ave yunr money. OrIiprr by mall accompanied
sOn CARSON HARD =.
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Saddles, Harness, TRUNKS SC.



7 D. SHEPPARD, No. 1871 Main street eCrI.r
81 Union. will continue to keep on hand a 90. .eAnd
cpmplrt= a-surtHent Of all Hrtelesin his line consist
tng uf LIdisS aud deutlemcn's saddles. Fins Coarsa
iI1rnsss Trunks Ealioes, Carpet BaSs, Atehcs, Col
ttrr. IIainss, Whips, &C.
would respectfully call attention to my stock. and
trurt by strict attention and prJmptness to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
All kind" Of repairing promptly done. aud in pro
Per mSnucr. J. IL. SHEPPARD.
seP2h'5H 49, Main Street.
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Cleveland. Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road,


kfEA z:.....,E=.:= :s.s.s..:s;.:s .gs..sss.a
On AND AFTER MONDAY. April 18th. ISdo Pas
~ senger Trains will leave bridgeport a. fellows,
(SmndayE exc"Pted:l
IlOU A. 81. Mail TrHn stopping at all sntions tx
cel't New Salisbury snmmityillc Frank
lin Fast Rochester. Nlmuitrie Win, hesier,
I;notstown. Earlville Macedonia Bed
fr.l. NewhnrE anil NlsrIfnc shop
rives At Pittsburgh al %:4n T.. NJ. Rnlti-
more Mt SIS A NJ. Philadelphia Mt 6:2n
A. NJ. New York at Il 80 A. NJ Cleveland
at $50 =. NJ. Tule'lnRt Il :;;5 T.. NJ. Detroit
AZ 1870 A. NJ. jackson Mt ll::n NJ,
Chicago at A. NJ. Erie nj - - ~.
nunk'rk IT $50 A. NJ. and Buffalo At
::2uA NJ.
ass r. NJ Fast Expires Train stopping nj all ata.
ti"ns except Deep Run TllI"msville War
Browns. JPldO Ellu t.Ville Irrt
Homer Rogers Perry. Four Nile rum.
VHupnrt. and Henver. nrrivcs at pits.
bnIgh NJ S:4n r. VI. Baltimore nt I:':is
7. n Pladellla at l0:l0 A. NJ, and
New York nt 30 r. NJ.
1919 P. N. Express Train stepping at and all sta
lions west nf. W-llSville; also NJ HOches-
ter. Salin"vilie. Snmmitvie. Hanover.
HayNrI. AlliHnre. HRvrnua Iluls aud
Euclid Street: arrives nj rittsI'nrph Mt
2:%N \. VI. Baltimore Mt ':52 y. VI, rlula
dPlplIia Mt E:2A =. NJ. New York at a:3n
J.. ~. Cleveland at ESQ A. NJ: T"lt1in ut
ln;Is 4: VI. netrolt at 300 r. NJ. lack
son At r:10 r "; ClicagG At 7;'o =; NJ.
and pnffnIs at 5:!5 =. VI.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At g25 A. VI. EuI o. "a +. NJ. ar
rive AZ bridgeport nj 400 l.. NJ. and F:l4 A. VI.
Leave Pittsburgh, nj l:Na A. NJ: f3n 4. and 1880
r. ~. arrive at bridgeport al 6:I4 A. NJ, LESS A. NJ.
and AZ T. ".
Tive Accommodation Trains will lie run daily (Sun.
dANs eNWepted -nnc between We Isville and Pitts
hurGh leaving W,ll.VillC NJ ESQ A. Nj. stopping at
NIL sAti"ns and arrives nj Pittsburgh at WrN A. VI
Returning leaves litt>l,nrrh Mt +:Oo =. NJ. and
TiVHs nj WrllRvilio AT C:2i =. NJ.
The other between RayarI and rlevClaud leaves
R"ynrd at T' A. VI. stopping A. Hl cations arrives
at Cleveland at lo:G5 A. VI iirturnIug leaves CI,yr
Land ut $3.50 T. n. and arrives IIyHrd ut EIh r. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh aud return 81 T5
Fare always Re low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
and East can I've procured AT the Office No. % Water
street next i"cI TO STrgg House Wheeling Va. and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight e"ntmcts will be made at lowest rates to
point accessible y tbs r,Rd and it, cnnncctin;s
to the Fast. North. West and Nortl-Wrst NJ office
N".37 Water street. with Freight agent NJ Fridge
port Station. u. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent
JIM. MrCITLI.OCGII. President.
z. u. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. apIs
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

F"h THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds. Influenza, IIonrscucsr,
Group, Bronchitis, IncIpIemI Con.
sumption and Tor the Relief
OF COnrUnptiVC Patients
tn advanced Stages
of the DiNeNae.
This is = rcmeiy 10 universally known to surrss
any niiier Tor the cure Of threat lung c.riaitIr
that IT is nHee>" here to publish the evidences IL ifs
virtues. LIS unrivHllcd excellence for cuuEIs and
Colds and It's truly wonderful cures Of ruimunnry
disease have nauit knnwu Throughout lie ciViizc
nations Of the earth. Few are T. communities "r
ever, fami lee among them Wha have NOT some ~ r.
s"nal experience IF it- ecctS mo living trophy in
lhrlr n'd-f o: is victory the subtle and dan
Ser"us d kordeTs Of thr thrnaI and lungs. Asrll
knew tile dIendfmi fatality thee disorder aud ma
Ihey Know. too the efectsO tlih rem edy. We need
NJ" do more than To them that il lap nov rl
the virtues THAT ii did h.ve when making the cores
Will, have won 80 strongly upon the nfd-nc. Of
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER & CO,
Lowell. Mass.
For sale by A. C. GOOD 4 CO and by all lrns-
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LsiEc0TIiGd Whites. OrdIi''n IU5Inr, JRSTiH
liberation. FemuIs DiAfHSs.

ItH'@'''''' Ae''"'' N'"--'@e
pr !. T. 8. Claiming. Of New York City. writes.
i I.,-t Chccruliy comp Wit. tie request UF lul;
agent in saying have foul Il your sHrEIlal liR
most excellent alternative III tie nun aims
tor whic' emI 10y such remedy. but Etleein!!y
Eimu'E EissuSsS uf fhr sCT1iuln'Is d!NtI e.i4.
llaN ned intnV iuNeipratC ChsUe eli iruCuiiivt
it and como Gre th.. c,.iiti lIf III
cS7fitjDr Of tho utsIry. The liberation iiseIi ves
-"nI cured. Nothing wii; IN! knowledge ,Tuais
Il fer these female tieTRi gcIi'eiIis.'
Edward : MArit,v. of y - lury. Ala. writes: "a
my family which ln.t defirh NIL tl,e TcIrrtli.s We
could employ. la~ Mt length teen cont IctPly rluri
10y your Extract of EnT.HyRTillu. eur lly.irirr
thought nothing lm' rxtiTIati'n Culd afford Tv!ic.
lint he advised the trial ni yn'r >nTsaparillR Tie
last resort hsfnIN cutting nni IL proved siNriupl
After taking y"ur remedy eight weeks symptom
If Ia Al
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HATS x GAPSI

I'VE HAVE ., HAND a .lsY LARGE AND
w well assorted stock OF I,Ats and Caps which
''s vi dispose Of the most favorable teims. All
those wanting articles ia nur line invited CAll
aud examine Will sell Them lover than they
were ever offered before ia this market.
declS S. HARPER ( RRO.
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BrDnrLo..lc, Goifre or SlreiIeII NgcI.,

ZeI.uin Sloan, Of Prospect Texas writes: .1ir-a
buftle, Of your SaISHIHrillR cure ii ne G"ifs
ii hideuNs swelling 81, tie neck. which Ind su!
fciC1 trrnu over two years"
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
WHEELS O. 18Th April. 1851.
, 18th of April, lS6l. the IlasEen

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Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Aud for the speedy cure of the sulJulcd vHri tic.
Disease:
ScrqCnlu and ScrcfilnuS Af5scfirnS. src5 Tumn7s
Cicrys Syres. ETrpti"a'S. IimIlss lhs'UsE. Bioieh
Is, BOlS, B!aiag. and oil SIN I'issdSSS.
ONELA>D Ind. 9Th June 1853.
J. @. AYR Co. Gcnt.; fc it my duty I"
knowledge what Nuur SarsHI arIlla Inns done for ne.
Having lleriIpd Il Scrufuluus inectiun have ~rf
ferr from il in various ways for years. Sometime
it hurst ouI in ucers my hands ard arms: some
times It turned inward md distressed NJ tho
stomach. Two Years ago IL l'r.kr out IN my head
ami covered NV y ard cir~ with uue sore NhiCh
was IA nful and ln6TsOnIe beyond description.
tried many medicines and several physic"p'. hrt
without much relief from anything. In fact the dis
,Irrlcr grew w"r-e. At len TIA WAS rriucrr tr read
in the UnSl,el Messenger thar yOu had prep"Tr'i
ultrrativc (sar.I ariiia) for Eu tram y'nr rpm.
ration tlat unwilling yon made must e g"'Ei.
Cincinnati and ut 1t. ard nSs il till fc' rid
m. I tU.k IL. ~ Y"u advise. IN -lnTll 'iOseP ri
re ,+p.onfm over u month: and use'l almost tire
p.ttles New and lra LV skin a,ori begun firm
In,lrr the scnL- viii h after while fell "f Ms
kin IL clear. ard know LY :Iy feelings that
rIic disease ,~ gone frum my tenn, IUu we'll
believe that feel what am >1yUE wien tell yT,.
gI.at hold ynu To "f the nTurt of the age
AMI remain ever gratefully. YuMrs.
ALFRED II. 7 ALLEY.