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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

WtpHuEths dt~Nh Ol " lWaA lU-
WHEAT-No. Q, 75o to 81 0g'a bushal.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
Friar's Point, Coah, ma .....-..5 pm
New Orleans, Grand Republic -..- .......5 pm
New Orleans, Bismarck "-...........-.- 5 y m
81. Francis river, pm
cincinnati Andy Baum .... ......".~....... Pm
Scanlan's Landing, Carl Schurz see. --....5 2 IN
ARRIVALS
Steamer Gov. Garland, Arkansas river
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
Carl Sehurz, Scanlan's Lsnd'g
Trout, Helena.
Cotton Valley, Cincinnati. /.
0sceola, St Francis river.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Illinois, Vicksburg
City of Helena, St Louis.
Hard Cash, White river.
Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point
Trout, Ohio river.
Cotton Valley, New Orleans
IN PORT.
Grand Republic, Gov. Garland, Ella,
Carl Schurz, Coahoma, 0sceola.
Condition Of sne EIyers.
The river here is falling at the
rate of an inch in every "a hours,
and now stands s feet 3 inches
above low water mark. At Cairo
the rise was 1 inches, with II feet
on the gauge; at st. Louis the de-
cline was l inch, with 81 feet in the
channel out to Cairo; at Pittsburg
the decline was 4 inches, with 3
feets3 inches on the gauge; at Gin
ciunati 4 inches, with IL feet 10
inches on the gauge at Louisville
it rose 3 inches, with s feet 2 inches
in the canal; at Evansville it is
falling, with II feet 6 inches on the
gauge. Cumberland river is sta
tionary, with 5 feet 2 inches on the
gauge. Arkansas river is receding.
with . feet 4 inches on the gauge
at Little Rock and 81 feet in the
channel from Pine Bluff to the
mouth. White river is receding.
with 3 feet in the channel from
Jacksonport out.
miscellaneous.
Cool and cloudy.
A quiet day on the landing.
The City of Yicksburg left
yicksburg yesterday for St. Louis
The Illinois cleared for Vicks.
burg with a good trip of freigh.
and people.
The Cheek for Friar's Point hat
a good showing Of freight and PEG
pie.
The H. G. Yaeger, j. NJ. Toll.
and James Howard arrived at New
Orleans yesterday.
The Grand Tower left st. Loui
yesterday for Vicksburg.
The Vint Shinkle for Memphi
and U. P, Schenck for New Or
leans passed Evansville yesterday.
} The City of Helena for st. LOU
had a fair trip. She added her
523 bales of Eastern cotton.
The A. J. White, Captain Gee
Malone, is the regular Thursda
e packet for Riyerton and the bend.
giving strict attention to all wa
h business.
. The Keokuk and barges leay
to-day for the lower Ohio for stonr
j. which will be used on Main stree
!, and the leyee.
Rates on cotton from here to Ne.
Orleans are firm at one dollar pr
bale.
, The Thomas Sherlock, Captai
! Lew Hates, will befound at Glenn
wharfboat this afternoon receivir
! for New Orleans and the bends, an
{ will leave at 4 pm.
The imperial Thompson Dear
Captain w. B. Miller, will pass U
Z this afternoon for Cincinnati.
II Tho Hard Cash returned
White river last evening with
] splendid trip,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29
Probate Court Sale Of Real
Estate.

No. 1873 r. D. In the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Iennessee-G. A. Hanson, exe0u-
tor, etc., VS. Thos. Horne ct al.
IY VIRTUE OF A DECREE FOR SALE
ID entered in this cause, | will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder. in front of tee
Courthouse door, on Main street. in the city
of Memphis.
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[R. 2265.l
CHANCERY SALE

Fixtures, Show Cases, Stock, Etc,
Chancery Court Of Shelby County,. E,
Bigelow VS.. Chas. Howard ct nj.
pY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUTORY
ID decree f r sale. entered in the above cause
ct public auction, to tho highest bidder, al
No. 2S3 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29
On December 30, 1876,

At public auction. sell for cash, in front of 1.-THE
Planters building. 1t being 81 Madison street
in the city Of Memphis. Tenn, under the
first two trust deeds, lot No. 206, in that part
Of the city knoTn as Chelsea, front
ming back between parallel lines l4Sh feet;
and under he third trust deed mentioned
ahcvo tho north half of said lot. Equity Of
redemption waived in said trust deed and title
believed 20 DC perfect. but sell and convey
only as trustee.
l. II, FEATHERST0N. Trustee.
Robinson Is MAlnno. Attornoyl. 70.S9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29
On Saturday, December 2, 1915,

within lpgol hours, tho following described
real estate, to-wit: Being part Of lot No. l64,
as laid down on John 0verton's South Mem
street. and running back south 80 feet be.
tween parallel lines.
Also the remainder interest in a lot in rear
tf and adjoining the above lot, being 90 feet
by 30 feet, subject to the dover interest OF
hannah Gray, widow.
Terms of Sale One fourth cash balance
on a credit Of 6 and IL months; purchaser ex-
ecuting notes with approved s%ecurityi ana a
lien will DO retained To secure the purchase
money.
This November 9. 1876.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
HANSON 4 ESTES, Soils. for complainant,
6O.66 72-78
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Friar's Point.

For Frlar's Point.
Lee Line. carrying U. S. Nail-For Friar's
Point. Hele-a. Delta and all way landings
in the Bends-The entirely new steamer
COahOmR N
James Lee. ST., master~..E Ed R Thomas. clerk
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at 5 p m.
Merchants. planters and travellers can rely
on tho s~trictest attention to all way and plant
alton business.
For freight or passage apply to
q j. IN. MASHINGpuN. Ag't. goo Front.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29

In Supreme .Conrt at Inck.on.

-
James A.. Anderson. administrator de bonis
non Of n. M. Cash. deceased, VI. ]. o..
Thweatt.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nounced in this cause October %. 1875,
and renewed November /, 1876, by the Su-
preme Court OF Tennessee at jackson, l will,
Saturday, December 2, 1875,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in front Of
the court house door Of Shelby county, in the
city Of Memphis, the tract OF land mentioned
and described in said decree as follows; Stu
ated in the northwestern part Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, and is bounded and de-
Ecribed in the pleadings and decree below as
follows. BEGINNING at a stake N links east
of an ash w; thence nOr,h 26 poles to a stake;
thence north 20 east II $40 poles to a stake
stake, whence east 57o north IL poles ~ links
is a gum marked p NJ; thence west so south
50 poles 20h links to a stake; thence nerth so
west $50 poles to n stake on the north bound
ary linei thence with said line west So south
1905 poles I a stake, whence IS links is an
ash marked K W; thence south 10, l3o east
| S3h poles to a stake, whence west ~ links is
q white walnut marked p; thence east 90
north g7h poles to a stake, whence west S0e
north is an ash l A; thence south $50 east
1914 poles to u stake. whence south 500 east IS
links is a sycamore l.; thence east 10 81 west
1914 poles to tho beginning; containing
$50 72-l00 acres, and being lame tract Of land
conveyed by +. NJ. C,sh to j. o. Thweatt on
1st day Of January, 1866, by deed Of that date,
registered in the REGISTERS office Of Shelby
county, record book Nc. 81, part LIST, pages 1888
and l5i.
Terms Of Sale-Six (6) and twelve u2)
months credit, purchaser required to execute
notes With approved personal security for the
purchase money and n lien retained on the
land until the same is fully paid. Equity OF
redemption ba red.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk,
KoRTREcHT * CRAFT. Solicitors. [54 SCI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29

FOR New OrIsans.

For New Orleans and the Bsnds-The sxcel-
lent steamer
TOM sHERLOCK..~~...-... Lew Hates. master
T RAVES AS ABOVE THIS ~
IL DAY, 18th inst. at 4.p.m,.
Frsight will be received on the go
Wharf boat, or on board.
RIP, GLENN. Agent. on Wharfboat.
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Decemhpr I9. 107G.

the property known 20 the Fort Pickering
Saw Mill, situated IN Fort Pickering. near
the mounds Title coed
Terms Of Sale-Ca H.. Sale TO be made on
the premises, . JvhN w. GRAHAM,
$3.50 Trustee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29

Fort Pickering Saw Mill Fer Sale.
QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
- ment made TO me August %. 1876, by A.
the hours Of IL aud u o'clock Am, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29

James A. Anderson. administrator de boniu
non Of +. M. Cash, deceased, Va. ]. o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-29

DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO,
ID nounced in this cause October %, 1875
and renewed November /, 1876, by the Su,
preme Court Of Tennessee at jackson, l will
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-23

Tho following letter from Rev. y. 3. BEST
pastor NJ. y. Church. Nstick. Mas will he read
with interest by many physici,us. 80 those
suffering from the same disease as an lot ed tho
sou of Rev. y, s. Best. No person can doubt
this Testimony, and there Is no doubt about tue
curative powers OF Nexetino:
NATIoK, Mass, Ian. ], 1874.
Mn II. y. STEvrNs
Dear Sir-we have good reason fir rega rd.
ing your Vegetlne me liclne Of tbe greatest
value. We feel assured that II has be"n the
means OF saving our son's life. lie is now SOW.
enteen years of age; tor the last two years he
has suffered from necrosis of his leg, Caused by
s'rot ulous adec' lon aud was so far reduced
that all who saw him thought his recovery I'm.
possible. A council OF able hysicians could
gIye us but the iaintcst hope Vt his ever rally
ing. two OF the number declaring that no was
beyond tho reach of human remedies. that even
amputation souid not save him, ms he had no,
vigor enough u endure the operation. Just
then we conmencci giving him Ne2etine, and
from that timo u tho present he has been cJu.
tinu ously improving. He has lately resumed
hts studies, thrown away crutches AMI cAuo
and walks about cheeriully and strong.
Though there IL still some discharge from the
opening where the limb was lanced, We have
tho fullest confidence that In u little time hs
will be perfectly cured. ..t
Iic has taken zbout three dozen bottles o.
Nceetine. but lately usrs but litt", Ms he de
ciarcs that he IL too we'll to he taking melicine
Respectfully yours,
J.. \. BEST,
Mrs. J., y. !. BEsr,
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Two bellies Of Reading lately
came home from Philadelphia shorn
of their wealth Of raven tresses.
After they had taken in all points
at the big show and had made, many
purchases, before they knew il they
had spent all their money. aud what
was worse had lost their return ex,
cursion tickets. They had no friends
in Philadelphia, and no time 10 write
to Reading They therefore resplyed
70 make Q raise sothey askippsd
sway.into q barber shop aud strnck
d bargain Tor their back hair. The
shaver offered s375 each for what
they had. In o short time they were
nicely shorn, and thur they were
able TO get back 70 their native land.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-23

SAvISs SEED CoRN.-Tho failure OF
seed corn to germiDate. last spring,
was so general that it is evident the
canse is not generally known. or il
otherwise. precautionary measures
were not observed. Every farmer
who had a failure in this respect last
spring, should understand the cause
of it, and so apply the remedy in the
future. Last fall it was very wet,
cold aud frosty, while seed corn was
being saved. These facts should
suggest that corn will fail to grow if
frozen before it is dried A fact has
just come to my knowledge that sub
stantiates this conclusion. .t
A'friend, an intelligent, observing
and practical farmer, told me this
circumstance he usually traces up
bis seed corn and hangs it in his
garret-a warm aud dry place. lie
did so last fall with all but one trace
very nice one. Being in hurry,
he hung il up in the corn house, and
there it remained till il was wanted
for planting. lie said that it was
not exposed to sweat or steam from
other grain. In tho spring while
planting that from the garret, be
came to choice part Of tho field.
and the thought struck him that he
would plant the best trace. He did
so, and the result was, while the
garret corn came up well, of the
trace from the corn house. to use his
own words, .''not Que kernal III ten
came up" lti-
This would indicate that seed corr
shonld be hung in icarn,' and dry
place. until dry, to sny the least
Perhaps it would be well for farmers
to observe this precaution is saving
seed hereafter.--T W. ia ~. Il
Farmer.
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Important Decision.

Jndge Junkin lately rendered an
important opinion affecting road SUI
pervisors. It appears Wm. Leedy
aud Robert q. Branyan, supervisors
of Penn Township, Perry county.
were allowed by the Auditors s per
cent. on both duplicates, which to-
gether aggregate s2,153 10, after all
exoneratious were deducted. OF
these S2,153.79, taxes in the dupli-
Gates, $1,66l93 was paid in labor
and the balance, $50l SO, was COLI
lected by the supervisors in cash.
Notwithstanding this small amount
collected in cash, tho supervisors
charged s per cent. on the full
amount Of both duplicates and the
Auditors allowed it Judge Junkin
decides that the supervisors can on.
ly charge the 5 per cent on what
they actually collected in cash, and
nothing on that part of the taxes
pnid in labor. In fact, he says, it is
questionable whether they have o
right to charge any per cent for the
money they collect, as they are not
collectors, and are paid only by the
day for their labor, and that they
might charge by the day for collect.
ing. But the law provides that they
shall appoint a suitable person to
collect the taxes, aud that such per-
son shall DO allowed 8 per cent; aud
only for whit he actually collects in
cash. Loedy aud Branyan were rc-
quired to pay the costs Of this ap'
peal The law also requires that su
pervisors give public notice of fixed
time and place to meet all tax payers
when aud where the amount to be
worked out by each taxpayer who
wants to work shall be agreed upon
Any citizen can appeal TO court from
the action of tho ors.-[Shamo.
kin Times. ....r. ... ....
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The First Grapevine.
A GREcIAN LEGAND.

Whom Bacchus was boy be jonr-
ncyed through Helas, to go 10 Mex,
ia aud Us the way was very long,
he grew tired and snt down spon u
stone to rest. Az he rat there, with
his eyes upon the ground, bo saw u
little plant spribging up between his
feet, and was So much pleased with
it that he determined to tako it with
him aud place it in Naxia. lie took
il up aud carried il away with him
but as the sun was very hot. he
feared it might wither before he
reached his destination He found q
birds skeleton, into which he thrust
the plaut' aud went on. But in his
hacd the plant spronted 81 fast thai
it started out OF the bones above and
below. This gavo him fesr OF its
wilhering, and 10 cast about for o
remedy lie found u lions bone
which was thicker than the birds
skeleton, and stuck the skeleton, with
the plant in it, into the bone of the
lion, Ere long, however, tho plant
grew out Of the lions bone likewise
Then he found the bone OF an MSS,
larger still than that OF y lion so he
put the lions bone, containing the
birds skeleton and the p liant, into the
ass's bono, aud thus he made his way
to Naxia, When about to set the
plant, be found that, the roots bad
entwined themselves around the
birds skeleton, and the lious bone
and The ass bone f; and a. he could
DOT take il out without damaging
the roots, he planted il as il was. aud
p came speedily, aud bore 10 hi'
IS. ent JOY the most delicious grapes,
from which he made tho first wine
and gave 1t to men to drink. Bni
behold miracle When mon drank
of il they first sang like birds ; Ne x
after drinking little more they be-
camo vigorous and uallaut ike lions
hut when they drank more still, they
began to behave Ike asses. '
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A0oOD FAMILY MBDICIfE
swAYNE's
TARS SSARSAPARTLLA PILLS

Headache. Lsnguor and Nolan ,hoiy general,
W spring from q disorherei stomach costivepsss
or torpid liver. Each may be speedily remov-
ed by DR. Swayne's Tar Pills, which stimulate
the Liver and stomach to n healthy action In
removing all bill iiiiousnoss, and prod ucing rsgU-
lar eyacuatfons OF tho 6Uwofs.
LIVER COMPLAINT
that dreaded disease from which 20 many Pss.
sons suffer, Is frequently the cause OF
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, q
DYSPEPSIA
IL speedily relieved, and ore often PORN snently
cured Ny their uso. Fesers arc often preveatsl
by the use OF those SarsapariIla pills, as they
carry off, through the blood, the Impurities from
which they arise. For -costivcncss thors 10
nothing so efectnai as ..r. 300.
.SwAYNE'S TAR AND SAKSAPARILLA
PILLS. ..l..
Tbey arc purely vegetable, and act speeis liz
on their liver as blue Mass or Caiomcl, wi tn
out any bad results from taking.
Describe symptoms on all comm IN uIoations,
and address letters to Dr. swayne Il Son, Phiia-
deiphin. No charge foe advice. Sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Price 2S cents . box ave
boIcs for VI.
Ask your druggist for them. .it
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NREEMONT HOTEL,
IL FREEMONT. SNYDER co, PA.

DAVID SELLER, Proprietor.
This new hotel isnow prepared for the
accomm odation Of guests and will afford
fret rate entertainment topcrsons visiting
Fremont. Every effort will be made to
promote he comfort of travellers stopping
at this house. Choice liquors at the Bar
and the Table supplied with the best tho
market affords. An ample stable in con.
eclion with the house. Aprill,'7Gt
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TO THE SICK.

A great MANI arc now suffering with colds,
coughs. and Othor ailments, which. n NOS
promptly attended to msy result 10 an incurs.
BILE disease. For all diseases OF the throat,
breast and lungs, 6roncilfafor asthmatio sfse-
tiOUs. tN ''
DR.. S,cdyne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry h-r
Is n pleasant and certain euro. The oldest ana
best romedy. 1t promotes oxpeotorstiou. and
removes oil diseased matter which obstruc's tbs
lungs, ths liberation Il healed. and the sufferer
Ia restored to perfect health, IL Il nourishing,
strengthening, and for disturbed rest ut night J..
its use Will give sweet repose. IL the bowels are
costive, or liver disordered, tako at irst few
doses OF Sw2ynes Tar aud Ssrsaparilla Pil6. /.
which VIII evacnate tho bowels. and 10 Of vita I
importance, relieve tho conxestod liver, and
remove all billiousness. Then follow with
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup, and health.
strength and happiness n saro to 0 the rssuls
These valuable IN ediclnes. =. IL
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HfilRble Evidence.

IFS Rattle street, Brooklyn n. Y, Nov. II, ~.
II. X SrBvkSs, ESQ.
Dear Sir-from personal boneht received by
Its use. ~ well as from personal knowledge Of
those whose cures thereby have seem q alino,t
miraculous, can most heartily AMI SINGER ely
recommend the Vege;'ne Tor the CO mplaints for
which 1t Is claimed to cure.
JAsns p. T.upLow,
Late Pastor Calvary Bap. Church Sacramento,
Cal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-23

The following unsolicited tc~tim onisi from
Rev a. T, walker, ~ ~. formerly pastor OF
tied In Providence, r. 1, must be esteemed as
reliable evidence.
No one should fail to observe that this testi.
monial is the result OF two years eyperi enos
with tho use OF veactine In the Rev. Mr. Walk.
er's family. who now pronounces II inval lua.
BILE.
PnoviDrscE. II. l., ic4 Transit Street.
ii. n. STEvRss. ESQ.
I feel bound :, express with nv @ign oture the
high value place upon your Ncgeitne. My
family have used II tor the last two years. In
nervous debility It l. Invaluable. and -econi-
mend u to all who may ncci an invigoratins,
rcnOvatlnK tonic. fr- - -...
~. T. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bowi,ln square Church.
Boston
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DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.

I TVnAnT UUndIAnV ThnNnnnH1An
lyVpuI MuilU'uI IuNlIlUnI'InN
ul Utll ulUulUlll UlUuUlUl luus
MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,
a., r., ,t ,.,,. ,,,
SuIc vuIo ,vI tse. So"p,n,nt, pysPuP,.n'
p w. ,ns s. o, y, nm ~, az ,,. Depy
from di,ordsIed system. positive and eiieo.
uss, I, han ali othsr ramaiis, fiiisJ ami tos
Sav are ne eriectiy eured.
80, ,,',.,, ,o,,,or
nH iNo'"N oo"' ooNo
ls one OF tine most successful meulcines ever Ole
lereu 70 the pubic, VIZ for crnhp co'n, ,iar
thea, Dyseh.ely,I noisIa, and All summer Com'
piaipts, hheumatish Ioothacno hni Seuraltlh,
Ihis Compound Us warrantel ana ms never
been known TO iaii In CramP Coiie In Horses.
~ -
HORSE AND CATTLE LlNlMENT.
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The Tired Body Sues for sleep.
BosToS. March 10. 1874,

II. ". STEVENS, ESQ.,: .t..
pearSir-Itls ,s rurch from sense Of duty
ns OF gratitude that l write 20 saw that your
vcgetiner-evep n II Is a patent meiirine-has
been OF great help TO me whom nothing eIse
seemed IN await which could safely use. Eth.
or excessive mental work or unusual care
brings upon me n nervous exhaustion that dos.
perateiy needs siccp. hut ne defpsrlts'v dsrss
H. Nivht after nfvht the moor, tired body sues
FOR sleep until the day-iawnis is welc0snet back,
and We begin our work tirei out With ~ ~
u,ost fruitte-s chase aftsr rest. Nov have
found that n little yegetine taken ius. before
retire gives mo sweet and Immediate siesn and
without any Of tho evil afscts Of tho usual mr.
eotlcs. think tvo things would tend 20 make
bratn.workers sleop 1st-A little loss work.
2d--A lttle more yegetiae. THIS prescription
has helped me.
Nov 1 have a particular horror o' "patsnt
medicine,' hut havsa vrestor horror OF bo-
Ing afraid to tell the straight out truth. Tho
vegctine has heipsi no, AMI own tup.
Yours ec., -
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& = !. q.


Are generally peA~~ied W m~sstuse. n 90 S>vp.
pirstionf ffstressirR itchfns ~ thoug6 pin-vor
wore ersylfng In aud about the reotu'n, ,partisa.
larry Al uislh when unfrsssing or IN bod afese
the private psrt.. AID freqaen,iv fsu,iss are /
-oreiy anitr'ei, eNoniIug fnts tho vsxins, Prov
ting very dis'rssing. C,ses offoug stspkfnS srs
permanently cared by simpty applying l.-
SwAYNE'S OINTMENT. 4r -.
Il particnlatfy stApssdt 10 vi rormsos rSsu pts-
eases, Ourssovs when all oshsr rsmsdtos ahl
treatment fat. 1lN f "
Cars Ts.ser, Inf Sssh Head, "a.
Birbsr's Itch, Piuip,es, Sores, 80
Prsirie Itch, IH A-mv Itch. ID. O..
Sore Hatfs, N. ~ ptchss, S,urvy.
Hnmors. pile., uir,nie EryslpeiAs Of
All Eruptious, the face.
swAyNEs OINTMENT
sesnrs 10 euro every csss.istvins ths skin amooth
and clear. without . biom'sh behini,
EXTRACTS FROM LETTER 8,
Dr. sxayne 4 son :--,f,nrsmsu-rho boz Of
Ointment vni ssnt n- by mall cursI M ep.irs'v
OF Ttching Piles. which I suTsrsi with f,r nss
years enclosed nni 80 csris f,r ,r,thar boz for
friend Of mine. ANUaEw !. uEAOa.
t,rmveli station, l. IN i,u o., W..
Rev. Isaac hoii,nd,
wshsior. Tsv,or Co., W. ". a
writes-Nov. goth, iNs.-I have boen srest
snnsrer from Itching pifs, Irr,snred box of
your Oiutmoi. last Spri1g, whoh Rtvo "a . Inc
stspt rslicf,a aai fsel o,ai i.,, :, viii en,sta pr,
nanent cure enclosed nii any c,rt,, Toe wiiea p
please sen mS smother box BY m,i,.
Tails viiuthis Oint neat 10 prSpsrsi only By
DIR. SwAYNE 4 SON.
$40 North Sixth S,rsst, P,iia
Price so cents . box. or ssut BY mall ~ any ~
dress on receipt Of prios.
S5Ii by all Dsuysi.ts.