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NAVY AYMAsTEKTs UFFIUE,
y wAsEISoroy. D. G. January o. lS5s.
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals, -
will be received at this Office until IL the hrst da
Of February, 1853, for the following ARTICLES, WHO
MIST OF The vERY BEST OF AlIrI, to be delivered,
free Of expense aud Government tax, at the Wash.
ington Navy yard, and subject to the usual inspec
ton thereat, to wit:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS
1900 1.-TWO thousand pounds best quality oakum.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING
80 tone hundred aud hfIyJ pounds best quality pure
VermilliOn.
uour) barrels Lard Oil,
Responsible security required for tho prompt aud
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded
Blank forms for BIDS with further part oulaIs fuI
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
jan27-td PaymAsler s n
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LOUISVILLE, Jan, 26.-John II. Harvey, senior
editor and proprietor OF the Louisville Democrat
| died to-day,
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

- To Snow our simple skill,
This Is the true beginning Of our end.
Gentlomen's Garments artisteally made. equal to
any. less than New York prices. See samples At
Hennings New Store. No 5ll Seventh street, Intel
lIRepcer Building
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May we cherish his memory and initiate his ex.
ample.
An account of his funeral will be found in our
local columns
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SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuN.
BIA.-All the judges sat In bdnc on Saturday for
two hours,
Linthricum Va. Ray. The argument In this case
was concluded by Mr.. Wills, and the court having
taken the papers, reserved their opinion. Adj
lourncd.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u uS!LED STATES Patent OF

II the
~ UsITED STATES Patent OFFICE,
WAsHISGIOS, January p, ISIS
On the petition Of HENRY CLARK, OF Cedar Keys,
Florida, pray ing for the extension OF patent granted
" him tho 18Th day Of April 1884, for an improvement
In Machines for feeding sheets OF paper to printing
presses for years from tho expiration Of said
patent which takes place GU the 18th day OF April,
1855:
1t is ordered that the :aid petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE MONDAY, the 9Th day Of April
next. at " clock, IN, aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Ohice their objections, specially set
forth in writing, at least tissnty days before the day
Of heangi all testimony filed by either party, to be
used ut the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mled IN accordance with the Jules OF tue Office which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paper, relied upon as test
muny. must be filed IN the once tiOsnty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within ten
days after hing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice BIO pnblshed In the
RgPTDLICAS and the ntt!!i0encsr, washingt9n. p,
C., and in tho Atlas, New York, New York
once week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of
said publications to be At least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing A, NJ STOUT,
ian2i .M3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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orE.-under the rsgultions Of the Department, As
heretofore and exis,ing, no eau BE- made
for adyertisIng proclamations except to such pub
fishers as are specifically by the Commits
sioner u the General Land Once jaT'lawl3w
WRAPPINo PApER FOR SALE AT THE, RE
w publican omca "A
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Personal.

b nn a, n ~. $50, STATES Il, r
;;is ss s s$ 81 r. Ky: pssss% u.s.
agn p s 4f America .Gassiiss ps
ct he aaasr sad pse II The s1e q Rsn
', at as psT s Pns & Ss.
ss .u sS H sAs 5 as as e a.
': article y he 's i
South ore base iias and east efthe sirh principai
Fractional tow uships u, Y, u. -. 20. 81. 50. IS. ~
ST. ssa i sSs s.gGss 'SSHS Z
ST. sna , snS ss9s. i1SasslRRi
So, IS. u, and frsetional township %. q range 40
fraetonal township" 10 ~ H. ~ ~ 81 ~ ~ H.
u f Psr sls sale Of the following described
~ hS dgI.. q
aud part OF townships lying within the limits Of the
mentioned treaty.
South cfthe base line aad east " ts,siLth riaeii
fractional townships u, n. y, .. Of rangol
Fractional township ~, townships q. - and -. and
Trsstlepsl towa.hiP ., towasips 81, Is aud o. aud
frsstlopsI town.hip d. townships 81. Is aud .. aud
fractional low nhnlp ~ rhuktf
FTaeilonal township %, townships q, Is. %. aud
fractional township %. townships q. Is, -. aud
Fractional township %. townships ~. 2s. %. aud
fractional township ~. Of rangeT,
Fractional township %, townships q, %. -, aud
fractional tow nship ~, OF range g.
Fractional township d, townships u. d. - and
FraetopaI township y. townships q. y. u. aud
fractional township ~, OF range 10,
Fractional township 20, townships q. 2s, -, aud
Fractional township y, townships q. o.. D. aud
PrastopaI township y, townships %. .. %. aud
fractional township ", Of range -,
Fractional township %. townships 81. .. %. aud
Fraetiopal township d, townships 81. IS. %. and
fractional township ~, otrange Is
fraetiopal township "a, townships Il, -. %, aud
fractional townshipS Of range 10,
fractional townships %, q, Is, % and 10 Of range L.
The following designated townships being south OF
the base linz and tsstt q he shth pFlnOpa meridian
The oHeripg oi the lands above referred to will be
eomneneed AZ the dates respectively as above ipdi
ested and will proceed IN the order In which they
and sale closed the sale sSs p not Be- fSP
open longer than two weeks for either the land
or Tqst lands and no entry q any Of the land.
weeks, nor will tracts be offered which may be with
drawn before the day OF by the Department On &C
eVSR! e TI Taasr or Ss S'ssr CIV Of Washington
this twentieth day OF January, Ammo Domini ON,
ih9ussud eight hundred and si1Nl;eght, ouys,x
By the PIssidsnts ANDREW JOHNSON
Commissloler OF the General Land once,
NorE. Under the rsggltion. Of the Department, a
heretofore and existing, no mont can be mad
| for advertising proclamations except TO- such pub
fishers as are specifically authorized by the Commits
siOner of the General Land once jaT'lawlSw
WRAPPING. PAPER FOR SALE AT THR y
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Architects.

; .fARKwEATHER a PLowMAN.
ARCHITECTS,
AN''NAA AND SURVEYORS.
once PLANTS BUILDING, corner Of New York
venue aud Fifteenth street jan'U
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THE Senate Territorial Committee hold a ses
sion this morning at II o'clock.
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e. l.. MOxLEY.
FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINoES for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, No. 400 Tenth
| street. ja2%-u
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Amusenents.

NETzERoTT HALL.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, JANUARY
FATHER BALDwIN's OLD PoLKs.
t.. \: y 4: !ss Ma.
'''' ''''s 'ss sHssS! is!Es sss,,,,,.s,,
At Il; s:;Gsssi R.......
Which Css.; SS shIIsS'S ssn,.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
Br rHR
Nv. wALLACK
l.. DAVENPORT
coNBINArIoNi
SATURDAY. JANUARY Yrn.
LAST MONT
ofths Beautiful aud Touching Drama .fA. Passions,
CHARLES DICKENS.
OLIVER TWIST,
J. W. wALLACK AS FAGIN. THR JEW,
4. l.. DAVENPORT As BILL sYKBs,
Doors opon at o'clock. Curtaia rises ats
MONDAY. JANUARY GrH,
MISS KATE HOLDS,
The Celebrated Commsdisuns, will appear In the
THRILLING SENSATION DRAMA.
NoBoDY's DAUGHTER.
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Alexandria Advertisements.

A. tPOrmerly Of the MARSHALL HOusE.l
Has reopened the CORN EXCHANGE, ~ King
street. Alexandria, where he will be happy to see his
old friends. nol2-3m
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ORDERS for the NATIONAL REruBLicAs In
Georgetown may be left At the bookstores Of
Mcssrs. T. M. X. Mills h Co, natc Crsndelrs) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty Co.'S,
loe Bridge street, where copies Of the REruBLi.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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Georgetown Advertisements

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.
Genuine Buek skin Gloves for lenlemrn and LAdi..,
Wholesale and retail. at RAMsBUR0 4 SONS, No,
los High street, 0oergetown. D.. G. Ladies' aud
Gents Gauntlets made TO order ja3 Sun.
SALT,-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
y attention Of the trade to their superior stock VI
Also, Turk : Island and RceE Salt and Pockets,
l. THOS DAVIS L CO.,
ja3D.eo2w IS Water street, Georgetown.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

AZ In Consequence of the absence Of
ciety, the meeting appointed to be held In the
Council Chamber, at the City Hall, on Thursday,
the Esd instant, 10 hereby postponed until TUES:
DAY, 2sth instant, at I O'Clock, p. m.
BY order Of the President: -
5. II. KAUFMAN,
ja23ThhM Secretary.
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5000 FER MONTH SURE NO MONEY
NpAoo required In advance Agents wanted every
Limos Address AIgRitiN WIRE COMPANY, 10
cage, III,
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XVANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
w IRON Apply ut ROBERT FULTON co y,
pawubroke's, No 81 Ninth street, near Psnn.yiya
MIA avenue. Nv
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WANTgD-A RARE CHAEGE.lAN ENERGETIu
horse and wagon, will nnd oppoItunly for safe
investment by calling on 2, C.. LEE, No, AT sStA
jK2.u
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A GENTS WANTED FOR

A GENTS wA.SSEEEE66 i ESH &ur ur,s,ss,pp,.
A Conplete History OF the New States And Territo
riss, from ths Great River 70 ths Great Ocean.
Pacific Coast. with over 40 Engrayings Of tho
Scenery, Cities, Lands. Mines, People and Curiosi.
creased eonnissiSn, make Il the best subserlptiou
eSSk TiEsS SGSd for Srsals, ASaFs..
delphia, Pa.
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HITY ADEMY.
81 street. between Ninth and Tenth.
The dutie. Of this Institution will be resumed on
the nrst MONDAY In January, ISIS, for a limited
nq nnSy seSisme and
' s" W. PROF. JOHN PILL.
ja9.tf Principal.
pARMEsAN CHEESE.
ITALIAN MACCAR0NI,
EMP. KING son,
ThE MOST RELIABLE BRAND OF
OLIVE OIL,
After Thirty Years Experience,
Just received, at reduced sssh price, ,xo sox
SMALL FIRKISs
FAMILY LEAF LARD.
A. rednecd cash prees. ~ \, N v,yo . sov
ja9i-N NJ T, KING BON,
25 CENTS Is cESrs''
WHAT CAN BE HAD FOR % CRNTsi
VISIT
STOKES NOVELTY,
4O'i Pennsylvania AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD
AND FoUR-AHD-A-HALP STREETS.
THE CHEAPBss STORE IN TOWN.
COME AND SEE IN WHAT THE
NOVELTY CONSISTS,
ARTICLES OF EVERY DAY HOUSEHOLD USE
ANDAC CHANCE TO GET ARTICLES
VALUED AT FROM d TO 900
dss.tf FOR ONE DOLLAR,
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WvANTED-sALEsMEN TO TRAVEL FOR
~ Manufacturing Company and sell w sample,
HAMILTON HIVE, iis Chestnut street. Phls:
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YwHRRE-Go0D AGENTS.
pERs s Fh SSSk Or pSs
sSS nm NOts. iSdsse.. Maps gnsrsyisss,
dress BRAINARD L SAMPSON. Hartford, Conn.
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aS- W NJ. NJ. BARRY,
SHOW CASES,
NO. s26 STREET.

SILvER.PLATED, WHITE METAL, ROSE.
WOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK
WALNUT, &C. jal0-tf
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"HTuNLAw CLUB" CiGAIs,
CoyCIIA DE REGALo aud Londres ."TUNLAw
CLUB" the Finest Cigar In this market, Sold By
the sole agents. HALL HUME,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fine Groosfiss.
Wines, CigRrE, &c, ja2ld
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29
Judge unaervood and a JAIN pelivsry.

Judge Underwood, one of the Federal
district judges, has recently put the
United States in decidedly untenable
position before the people of the State oil
Virginia. He has arrayed the govern
nent against all the interests of society,
against good order, the security Of life
and Of property, and has made 1t the
champion OF all the scoundrels in their
efforts to get away from justice Alfthis
he has done on nero legal technicality.
Naturally there is protest against this
in Congress. There are some Represen-
tatives and Senators who are not so
insanely lost in one idea that they care
to see proper reconstruction made the
cover Of mere anarchy and terrorism; and
these men would naturally rebuke the
ignorant fanatic who has thus outraged
the bench and done what is possible
to show the country that, with all the
clsmor against the judges of this city,
there are worse ones in the national
courts. But the Radical papers indicate
their readiness to champion and sustain
Underwood's decision. Their argument
ia that he had no option, aud that the
Constitution itself required this villainy.
This view hardly puts the Constitution
in a favorable light before the people,
and it will find few supporters beyond
party lines. A judge should keep in
view the object of all law. He should
never forget the maxim (if he happen to
know it) that the welfare Of the people
is the supreme law, and, viewing statutes
and cnactments from such standpoint
as this would give, interpret in accord
anee whs.eye. clause ;;s Law Law Is pleaded
before him. he could then never I'M
hinge the whole machinery of justice on
partisan technically. NeW York
Herald.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29
Boiling Down.

Editorial exigencies have made neces-
sary the use of phrase which sounds
rather queer, but which ia nevertheless
very expressive, viz: Boiling down"
The process of boiling down, as applied
by prudent housewives, is for the purpose
of getting the water out of a thing and
reducing it down to a small compass and
to its solid essences. Now when man
writes TO an editor number of foolscap
pages to say what could be said much
more intelligibly in one-tenth of the
space, the editor glances at it moment
and then losses it to his assistant, with
the remark, "Boil that down into two
sticks" The assistant editor thereupon
leaves out the long and elaborate prefa-
tory portion, which is intended to give
the reader an idea of what the article is
about which idea is much more effee.
lively given by pertinent heading; he
leaves out all the detailed explanations
of things which everybody understands,
and he entirely refuses to give even
sentence of the very eloquent and elabo-
rate moral observations with which it is
closed up. A manuscript of twenty fools
cap pages has often been known to be
boiled down to four sentences for city
item. There are a great many things
written nowadays, which are published
in full in books, magazines, and psrticu-
larry in public documents, and in the
transactions of societies and learned
bodies, which, if they ever got into the
Office Of daily newspaper, would be
boiled down in a perfectly reckless way,
without any regard to consecutiveness or
niceties of composition, or balance of
sentences, or adaptation Of parts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29

The recent Indiana "Ku.Klux" affair
ct New Albany, where a party of men
forced their way into the county Jail,
and hanged four prisoners who were
awaiting trial for an express robbery,
arouses the virtuous indignation of the
New York Tribune, which says that 10
Indiana:
"The forms of law have been a mock
cry; trial has been a farce; judges have
been corrupt; juries have been forsworn;
crime has organized and taken the adj
ministration of justice into it's own
hands; members of gangs of thieves
and highwsymen have held up their
heads with the most respectable people f;
there has been no security for life or
property, no punishment for the most
glazing outrages. A horde of bsnditti,
such as have given q sad notoriety to
Oneida county, in our owa State. appear
TO have spread over portions OF Indiana,
and wrested the machinery of the courts
TO their fell purposes. They have not
been content with using the poignard OF
the assassin, but have seized upon the
sword Of Justice herself Much as we
may deplore the crime by which the citi-
gems have avenged these optrsges, we can
hardly wonder At it. They feit that the
law gave them no redress, brute violence
was their only resource.
The root Of evil is a corrupt judici-
AIRY. The remedy is at the bal.ot.box. {"
That's exactly what we think down
here in Tennessee, where, thanks to
Brownlow, We are blessed with many Of
the same evils, but the remedy :" the
TfibUHe suggests We are not permitted TO
apply.-Ndshrilie Banner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29
SCANDAL LANE.

'."| |..
ny MRS. n. A. KiDphh.
Itisnot on tho simboard, slr,
90 search both far ana "idci
OR IN the town directory.
The map or railroad guide
Aud N you pump your neighbors, SIR
Won pump, alas In vain.
Par no one Ger acknowledged yet
He lived In Scandal Lane
Itisa fearful peishborhood.
SO secret aud so sly;
Although the tenants oftentimes
Iuolude the rich and high:
I'm told they're even cannibals,
And when they dine Or sup. -,
By way Of change they'll turn ABOUT
And eat each other up.
They much prefer the youthful. sir.
The beautiful add rare; :,
They Grind up character and all,
Vnd call Il wholesome farei
And should the helpless victim VINCE
These very bloody cannibals.
That live In Scandal Lanei n
If YOU should chance to dine with them.
Pray never be deceived.
When they seem most like bosom friends
They're least TO be believed.
Their claws are sheatbed In velvet. sir.
Their teeth are hid by smiles.
And woe betide the innocent
Who falls beneath their wiles
When they have singled ont their prey.
They make a cat-like spring;
Or hug them like q serpent. ere
They plant the fatal sting
And then they wash their guilty hands.
But don't etface the stain,
These very greedy cannibals
That live 10 Scandal Lane
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29

The science Of advertising Is becoming
more brilliant Gnd comprehensive daily
Formerly the perfumers and clothierI
nouopohzsd verse in their advertise
mems. Nov Washington livery stable
man comes cat in this style:
A. Tor little black Or bay,
he roan or Elife. o. iron srny.
rl1gi. net itdr. the Olrctt rsr
Nhe neyer yet "a known % lar;
kheI. take you - rarid rate.
Iwo-fcriy berg her usual gait.
Orfhculd you gith q carriars ride.
Anc smoothly Ter eartt's surface fIiie.
To- stables. fyou haste,
fcuu Ind an cutft % yCur taste.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29
A Bargain.

IAN AUTHORIZED TO OFFER AT A
very low price the new and well con-
Ne q, with the grouud lease Tor eigat year5
IRON January lst. lsfq.
Ihe houss Is well fiished frame buil ling.
~ iour larte rooms aud two basement rooms.
apioste the reEidcnce of M II. = DsFiG,,
VII ospth 81 sne hundred nd Efty fcst.
~ esfts oescuoed prop srfy-f not sod
vii positively he sold. vii nouf rreerrs. o.
that dAy, ~ IEslie olicry. 70 cash. IN front Of
TIE Chancery Court building =. III o'clock. N.
lie house Il Eunbsrei IS md ~ Vance
street WI. l.. VANCH.
so. ko.A Mad iscn Ttrtst.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29
DIR. RUSSELL'S
Dispensary and Imhrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR. RUSSELL'S DISPENSARY AND
~ Inirmary, the largest and oldest institu-
ton of the kind in the Southwest, established
in 1859. pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and AZ
North side # Court Square, Memphis, Tennes-
see, is open for the reception Of patients desir-
ing treatment and the comforts of home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter. If desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits. Consumption, Syphilis, Skin
the diseases arising from the indiscretion OF
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases in all their forms effectually cured at the
above named institution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
Ha- Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. 49-l26
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-29

RS sr.,~sinrly lars crcssation tkrouEh-
ant he 81 and Stats ofers husineIl ucn a.
r~~@iir~f erpgrtrnity y uaks their turinele
Frcwr 10 tke thousands Of 0srntna asing ~
lis sesticn of the ecunuf ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-04
STATE Room sLREPING CARs
Great Northern. and Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
.-li.i5a AND S'siffs A1asfuEisf
Cincinnati Railroad.
Five Trai1s Dai1y,

From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & ColuInbus & Xenia
Railroads. -,tAa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-04
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHS SICh An.
u Holloway's Pills and Hooway's Ointment.
Disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Bowels-The
Stomach is the great center which influences the
health or disease of the system-ahused or debili.
tated by excess-indgestion, offensive brelth and
physical prostration are the natural consequences.
Allied to the brain, it is the source of headaches
mental depression; nervous eomplaints sna p9Is
generates bilious disorders. pains in the tide &c.
Bowels sympathise by Costiveness, Diarrhoea
and Dysentery. Tne principal action of these Plls
is on the stomach. and the liver lungs bowels and
kidne, participate in their recnperative and re-
generative operation. Erysipelas and Salt Rheum
prevalent on. tnis continent: 10 these the Oint-
ment is especially antagsnistic. Its 'modus oper-
piete the cure Bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
cases of many years standing. that have pertlna-
haTs succumSed to few
plcations of this powerful unguent. Eruptions on
the Skin. arising from bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases. are eradicated, and l4ear and
transparent surface reganed by the restorative
tion of this Ointment: 1t surpasses many of the
cosmetics and other toilet Appliances in power
to dispel rsshes and other- disbursements Of the
face. Female Complaints. wheth r in the young or
or the turn of lfe these tonic medicines display
decided an influence that marked improvementis
soon perceptible in the health Of the patient.
ing purely vegetable prepa alton. they are a safe
and reliable remedy for all classes of Females in
every condition of health and station Of life Piles
and Fistula-Every form and feature OF these prey
alent and stubborn disorders is eradicated local.
and entirely BY the use of this emoient; warm 70. to-
LuenIhIlOnS SnOuIQ pTeceQ0 llS dpplcdtlou.
healing qualities win be found to be thorough and
invariable.
Both the Ointment and Pi Is should be used
the following cases.
Bunions. Burns Chapped hands, Chilblains, Fis-
tula, Gout. Lumbago. Mercuria Eruptions, fnes.
Rheumatism, Riugworm. Salt Rheum. Scalds.
Skin Diseases, Swelled Glands. Sore Legs, sore
Breasts Sore Heads, Sore Throats. Sores Of all
kinds, Sprains. Stiff Joints. letter, Ulcers, We
nereai Sores Wounds of all kinds.
..CAUTI0NI->onear are genuine unless the words
HOLLOWAY, New y oRK AND LONDON " are dis
cernabie as Waters mark in every leat of the book
of directions around each pot or box; the same
be plainly seen by hoIdsng tAe teaJ to the light
ing such Information as may lead TO the detection
cines or vending the knowing them to be spu-
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81 Sold at the manufactory of Professor Hol-
1oway. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
th.oughout t. civilized world
larger sizes. ---'-'' =
N. B;-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
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