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FURNITURE.

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i2l AND l23 NEWARK Av. AND lo4 AND 1os RAIL.
- ROAD Az JERSEY CITY;
81 AND 81 MYRTLE 7Av.. AND o.. - AND 90
LAWRENCE ST.. BROOKLYN.
BEING "A YEARS IN THE INsrALxENr
BUSINESS,
OFFERS THE
LONGEST AND EASIEST TERMS OF ANY IN THE
TRADE
ALL GOODS SOLD ON INsTALhENrs,
AT THE LOWEST CASH WHOLESALE PRIcAs
and how to purchase tho and mos. ura
sure hitherto made
II has been gradually dawnng on tho peoples mind that
ehesp articles only DO obtained large respectable
establishments proDr,stors Of which manufacture
their ovn goodA
In the past years purch their
convenience parses days ofeconomy
have como calculation necessary TO meet
tho needs ofiifs.
fave always deemed Il duty place before my
tsnsrs public and she pos
sess Of uou,dias-to presess-sns retail csrDe.
and Furniture trade In good many stores
existed that she wholesale preferable the resa
gradual sweeping Of those whose only capital
credit compelled manufacture solely suit and
supply my large establishments NJ viii deny but
s.sses power TO cheaper goods which d.
vided capital therefore this ecnsra
i.ation would call the OF ALL ask you VINO
would desire to purchase see the efforts have
pose is TO retail goods a. Wholesale pricss.
Ihsvs just completed large additional wsrerooms both as
my Jersey Brooklyn enabled to display
tho varied assortment over stored under ono
root In the carpet furniture floors arc we'll
lighted so tina. the smallest defects could DO detected
never using unusual usrs and keep
tAoa ofmy rosdS
JOHN MULLINS.
ri. I2s Newark sv.. and iol ioe Railroad av. J.msy
Cay. ana 81, 81 Myrtle ~. BsoeEiyA
PARLoR pORSIruRk
5000 Paror suiss SIS aud upward
CHAMBER FURNITURE
8o00 walnut Chamber suits. SIS and upward
wsisss ChamSss sui.s. 9th marbles. SO
CARPETS
inSrsin Caspss rs esn,s and upward
CARPET FURNITURE. oILcLorn AND BEDDING.
..
JOHN MULLINS,
on weekly and monthly instalmenta
To this Acng wish TO call the especial attention OF
customers who may wish pay inamsnts for goods
purehssed 1T my There many In the install
.. vto mn aka praellcs Of ch mr. v,ou a.
rates for goods purchased who, tho failure 10
,hssosy In the plaIsst sense defaadinr the cas-
ssmss paid instruments l. thsrsfsre.
think my duty lay before the public plan Of dealing
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a.
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81 e. T. t. E. l.. s g.
900 1 EEE ssEE Is 90 g IS. :: !:
1888. n ,ss IN s5H Az.
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"a = s 6 GO
!, -, sz.s.s . .. : - 60 %
FINEST MILAN,
D;s. s, ys: IS
ss.'' s': nj s IN: is's'' ia
Sailor Hats ali novelties Of The season. sso 4se
! FLOWERS
ss.ss
Ing from
- 2sa BAL $ ss''
y S. &C
8: b.. SIS sss &c q .
4 WREATH upward
call Of examination will satisfy the most exacting
TRIMMED HATS,
100 styles TO select from In Round Hats and Bosneta
Exact copies or French imported novelties, " 49,
Ladies' appreciate style. quality che
will be more than amply repaid by giving call and will
~'' FEATHERS
Ostrich Tips Ostrich rlumes. Pompons, Wings, Agrettes
Fancy Feathers. Ac &C. &C. In endless variety and
@ prices Ostrich rp'' bunch O 'h'''' 'oe ''e &c.,
SILKSl SATTNS!
vELyETSt RIBBONSif
Many rare novelties III this department..
GronaeIne Nets and Striped Special Novelties
RIBBONS.
.oo cartons doubieace Satin Ribbons bought for cash
1t 81 cents tire dollar
No 5. best Satin. double face, Sc.
No. z. beet Satin double face. &c..
No 8. best Satin double face. l2kc.
No. IL, best Satin, double face, lSc.
NOT ONk-QUARTEk REAL VALUE.
500 dozen Babriggan Hose box formerly u.s.
Gsntlsmsn's Furnishing Goods Ladies' Underwear. No
sons Gloves &c. &C. Special atractious in shess depart
msnts. Goods sent 9. O: d. Samples iree.
ROGERS X ORR BROS,
1888. 1885, 1871 9Th Az.
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FURNITURE.
!.
FOROkD SALE
or A LARGE QUANTITY OF FINE
sM FURNITURE

Owing TO the rapid changes In styles have
lated large Of furniture not strictly In ths latest
fashion, and. therefore. not readily ssaDlo also many
arees msdo TO order during III. year and not de-
verod owing TO the OF the
ties ordering These goods crowd wsrerooms and we
them at such low price, insure their
prompt SALE zach article Will be plainly marked a.
price they would certainly bring auction ~ from
quarter to one alt u the actual cost This IL no mposi
on the goods must be sold and the them
will DO such AS 70 make them sell Any about ~ buy
will be exceedingly unwiso II they neglect seeing this
stock before purchasing the furniture IL all Ut the best
Workmanship and warranted In every respect.
VIZ ALSO OFFER A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
ANNk. JAPANESE AND JACOBEAS STYLES. IL ASH.
WALNUT AND EBoNlZED WOODS, Ar PRICES UN-
SURPASSED POK CHkAPNESS
BUY OF TIKI xAKRa."
GEO c. FLINT L CO.,
= MANUFACTURERS.
sroRRs-Nos io4, ios AND los WEST 18th ST.. BIZ.
TWEEN 9Th AND TIL AVS. ONE DOOR WEST or
9Th Av.
All WEEKLY AMP svl nSx.aLS FASAhsTs.
Great reduction In prices It
W. 0UINEvANa
CSS 9Th Az, near 4Sdst
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MILLlNEAY AND DHESSMAKIN0.
A -MME. 4. PALMER, 7Yi BR6xDWAY, nE0s 70
hannoance TO her lady friends aud Customers that
have greatly reduced all Ut lste styles OF spring SUITS
Doln Ychus also full iiaS Of Misses childran
suiis and Closks: particular Asnton paid 70 ladies
material which make in the fashionable styles
reasonable prices and pcrfscs fit NINE
A. PALMER. 7Dl Brosdvay. ioth opposite Grace
Church.
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II Kastlaks and Quoon ammo
Psslor. Oh amber IN Library
FUksIrURE
Of the newest designs, all from
OUR OWN FACTORY.
@debosrds.. .:......-$25 and upward
Queen Anne Chamber Sniss complete. ..Sl3
Walnut marble top Dressing CSse Suis, complete SO
rsriof Sut pieces. silk 90
Great reduction la prfces.
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURERS
and pay but profit.
BOHDE a LANGENDOhF,
Established 1879 Ala 9Th av., corner IS Oh st.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
II IL the duty cvesy conducts his busssss on
the Of expose trcksry 20 do
caution against purchasing
aud furniture displayed under the siars Of caring
daylight. IL 10 done hide the ctons aud bad
nnish the articles sold IN NO PiACEis this Oh arp
practice 50 much resorsed 10 In the WOODEN SHAN.
tbs AIOkU THE BOwEKY, where the vaaeroons are
constructed wiih low csknss and winding ways give
OF larger stock than Afford
habit 80 long prsctised by TIE LONDON JEwi'-ad-
vcrspg fictitious prices pretending to be Just
thoss goods when sked Tor trusting 10 the chsnces Of
catching the young honsekcepcr uawAry whose
umdnssa and ef knowledge they wsil trained
70 take advantage ct
JOHN MULLINS,
ia AND 1873 NEWARK Av.. AND io4 AND 100
RAILROAD Av. JERSEY CITY;
a. AND ~ nYRrLE Av. AND ". % AND 90
LAWRENCE ST. BRooKLYN
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Ponds Extract.

Among the many exec llent Family Medi
cines which have from time to time appeared
before the public, there is not one so generally
useiul so simple, and so truly curative as
Pond's Extract A glance over the long cata-
losue Of ills and diseases which 1t is reputed
to cure, will convince US, if any faith can be
placed in human testimony, that this is one OF
the rarest and most useful medicines, il not
the most truly valuable remedy ever made
known. For nearly thirty years it has been in
extensive use among the people and profess
sion; and though its claims have been thou
sand times subjected to searching scrutiny,
yet in evely instance these claims lave been
tliumphantly vinticated. Tho people, to
whom, from long use and experience it has
become Indispensable, have universally given
1t their approval; and the medical profession,
though generally slow to admit a new .medi-
cine, or TO indorse anything but their own
practice, have In thousands of instances
adopted it, and not only use it freely, but
cheerfully recommend it. Like a true friend,
the moro we use it and know it the better We
like it.
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brought together from all parts of the
world, is perhaps the finest in this
country. In addition to the wonders OF
the animal kingdom, immense induce
ments are offered to the young folks, BY
the pony.team, the Roman ohariot, etc.
The buildings in the Garden are all
heated with steam, and a visit to that
place would reward the visitor hum
dred fold for the price Of admission.
YESTERDAY Detectives Mead and
Murray took in couple Of refractory
characters, whom they had been
watching for some time, but Jas. Nc
Ulure, one Of the arrested parties, who
is supposed to be an old Chicago thief,
not being pleased with the proceedings,
gave Murray q bruised optic at an un-
guarded moment, and then took to flight.
He was soon run down, however, by the
fleet-footed detective, and will answer
January % to double charge.
DURING the week there have been one
hundred and ninety cases before the
Police Court, and sentences to the
amount OF 50, 176 and two thousand one
hundred and ten days passed.
THERE have been seventy eight deaths
during the week.
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OYSTERS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIL e
~ Stockholders Of the Corrugated Elbow
Company OF tile United States that a meetin <
Of The stockholders Of said Company is hcreb y
called, for tine purpose OF reducing the Capital
Stock of said Company TO the sum of s2Go, 900 O0,
at tho Office or the Company, Nos. As and Al
Race street, 10 CINCINNATI. Hamilton County,
Ohio, at 10 O'clock A, NJ, on MONDAY, Janu-
ary 2lst, 1873 Immediately aitor the regular
annual meeting OF tho stockholders of said
Company to be hcla at the samo time and at
tho same place, and that said meeting OF stock-
holders IS called for the purpose OF so reducing
the capital stock OF said company and in pur-
suanCe Of the law in such cases lnale and pro-
vided.
l. j. RESOR,
WM. KESUR, JR., u;,.ct,rs.
": S, MUNSON,
CHARLES II, LAW,
'e2p .tQiaSt
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Mrs. Julia Rive Kings Husband

The controversy about the previous
marital relations Of MIR. King. husband
of Mrs. Rlye-King, the pianiste, brought
a prompt denial from that gentleman Of
the story that he had other wives living.
Later Interviews seem to show pretty
conolusively that he obtained divorce
from bis first wife, formerly Miss Salle
Carries, as she has since married and Is
living with a second husband.
There is another woman mentioned as
Sadie Vance whose status is not very
c!ear, but who seems to be second
wife. Neither marriage with nor d.
vorce from her has been shown.
Mrs. King, it is stated, has implicit
confidence in her husband, while Mrs.
Rive, her mother, has not, and evident
ly considers him too much married.
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That favorite and most excellent Of
hotels, the Delavan, at Albany, has fol-
lowed the example OF most OF the lead :
ing hotels, and made q reasonable re-
duetion in rates. Prices now are So,
SO 50 and 81. according TO location OF
rooms, and rooms without board may be
had at 81, upward. The Delavan is well
known as one of the finest and best of
hotels, There is no reason now why
everybody visiting Albany should not
stop at the Deiavan, as they can live bet
ter for the same money than at any 9TH
er hotel New York Hotel Gazette.
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NEARY A. REED AGAINST JOHN Z.
N REEU - 54,S9i - Hamilton Com NOR
Fieas.--John c. Reed, the defendant in the
above entitled action. will take notice that
Mary A. Reed, the piant1f. did, on the 10th
day OF January, A. d. 1878, 'hle hor petition IN
the office Of the Clerk of the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for tho County Of Hamilton,
and State OF Ohio, charging the said John {.
Reed with willrul absence from her without
Just cause for more than three years, and with
gross neglect p guy ana asklns 1hae sGe
and also praying that the title of certain real
estate, in said petittO described, bo decreed
to her free of all claim of said defendant, nd
that he is required to answer or dcmur to salt
petition on or before the 4th day Of March, A.
ID. 1873. Said caNse VIII be heard at the Janu-
ary torn, 1878, Of saul Court.
MARY A. REED,
By STONE & STo.;E, her Attorneys.
jal9 Cts
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Assignments.

The following assignments were filed
In the office of the Probate Court last
evening:
Isaac Britton, lumber dealer on West
Sixth street, assigned TO Nelson Sayler.
Amann Il Co., liquor dealers at NO. 5s
East Second street, assigned to George
Gerke.
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Parties going to Florida will of course
visit St. Augustine, the fayorite health
resort in the Stale. The St. Augustine
Hotel is one of the largest and best In
the South, and affords unsurpassed ac-
commOdations.
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts ef-
fectually cure premature debility, weakness
and decay. Book and Journal, with informa-
tion worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULyERMACHER GALvANIC CO., Gin
cinnatl Ohio
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY WAGONS.
AMBULANCES AND HARNESS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

A
QUARTERMASTER GBN'L's OFFtCEf
WAsHINGTON, January II, 1873. ,
9 EALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLTCATE.
y will be received at the office of each, tho
Philadelphia, Penn, Jenersonville. Ind, and
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, until II O'Clock NJ
at Washington, 1901 P. NJ. at Philadelphia,
II ~ A. NJ at Jeffersonville, and 1850 A. M. at
Fort Leayenworth. February II, 1873, at whiGh
times and places they will be opened In the
presence OF bidders, for furnishing one hun
dred l0)) six-mule Army Wagons, fifty (oas
Wagons for two or four horses or muiess
twenty-five (25) Ambulance Wagons, Army
pattern, one hundred and fifty (5Ol sets *
six-mule army wagon Harness, complete. ana
seventy-hye (75) sets four-mule ambulance
Harness, complete; deliveries to be made as
either the Philadelphia, Jefersonville or Fers
Leavenworth Depots, as may be required. Bids
will be made accordingly.
Deliveries are to commence within thirty
days from date Of contract and be completed
within sixty days from date thereof. Iho
Wagons, Ambulances, and Harness to be in
exact accordance with the prescribed specii-
cations therefor, Of hrst-class material and
workmanship, aud be subject to rigid inspeG-
tion before acceptance, and all found not uD To
the required standard TO be rejected and re-
moved at contractors expense, within ton
days after notice OF such rejection. PrOp0sals
will be received for any portion Of the sup
plies.
The Government reserves the right to rejccs
any and all proposals
A preference will be given to articles Of de-
mesEic production, and to articles OF domesJae
production and manufacture produced On tho
Pacific coast to the extent Of the supplies re-
uuired for the service on that coast, conditions
OF price and quality beng equal. Blank pro-
poSals, and printed specifications, as well m
any further information, will be furnished On
application, by either of the Depot Quarter
masters herein mentioned.
Proposals should be addressed to either the
Deport Quartcrmaster at Washington, PhiIa.
dclphia, Jacksonville or Fort Leavenw worth.
and be endorsed Proposals for "Six mule Army
Wagons" "Wagons for Two or four horses or
n.ules," "Ambu!ances," ''Slx mule Army
Wagon Harness." or "Four- mule AmbulaaGp
Harness" as the case may be.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Acting Quartermaster General. Bvt Maj. Gea.
US. A. jal4-6t
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State Of ONO, Hamilton County, ss.-The
Undersigned personally appeared before
me, the undersigned u Notary Pub
lie, in and for County and STATE
afore mentioned, James D. Campbell, Harry
the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
the signing and sealing thereof to be their vol
uutary act and deed, for the uses and purpos-
es therein mentioned. In witness whereof.
hcreuuto set my hand and seal, this 2Sth day OF
december, 1877, Nd. j. PATTON,
Notary Public, llamilt on Co, Ohio.
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T E4AL NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
L given that the subscriber has bccn ap-
pointed and qualified rs Administrator 90 the
estate OF John G. Benson, late of Hamilton
County; Ohio, deceased.
powell CRUSLEY.
Dated at Cincinnati, o., this 18th day OF Jan =
uary, 1873 jal2-1tS
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CARRIAGES.
EDUCATIONAL
OREEsLIN EGE.

Collegiate and Prepara
l. tory Deparrments Elective studies. ADJ
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Bost
Of religious influences. Thorough and cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only $H a
year. Over !, 100 studeots annually. For fuller
inform alton address j. II. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or j. u. 4. MARSH, SECRETARY, Oberlin.
Ohio. aus d&W.u
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OF Adv ertisesmest for
sspvOpOsais for Army Wagons
AIMbHlauces and Harmoss.H
WAR DEPARTMENT. QUARTERHAsTER CEN'E:s
OFF.CE,
WASHINGTON, u. G., January II, 1873
90 much Of advertisement OF this Office OF llth
y instant, for ''Proposals for Army WagOnB
';D1liyoriGs arc TO commence within thirty daYa
from date Of co2tl act, and be completed Within
sixty days from date thereof" is hereby re-
y0ked.
Bidders will state when and in what q'tan-
tity they will make deliveries, and how sO0n
complete the delivery of the whole quantity.
Nj. G. MEIGS, Quartermaster General
jal0-6t &
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LEGAL.

EGAL NOIICE-NOTjCE Is HEREBY
lIgiven that the subscriber has heen ap-
pointed aud qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF s. s. Linton, late OF Hamilton Coun-
ty. Ohio deceased. powell CROSLEY.
Datea at Cincinnati. Ohio, this l2.h day of
January, 1885, jal2-3tS
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FANCY GOODS.
PARTNERSHIP
Dissolution of Limited Partnersh

UlSSVlutlOA vi HiWltbu E1ftueFSuip.
A RTICLEs or DISSOLUTION THIS DAY
IN made and entered into by and between
James d. Campbell and Harry l. Shink!e, Cen
eral Partner, and Nj. V. Sullivan, Special
Partner, under the name Of Campbell, Shinkle
Il Co.. viz:
l. This partnership is this day dissolved by
mutual consent by the withdrawal of james
ID. Campbell from said firm.
2 The business 70 be continued at the place
Of the old firm, so West Front street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, unuer the firm name Of Harry l.
Shinklc & Co.
8. Inc said arm of Harry l. shinllle & Co.
composed OF Harry |. Shinkle, General Part
ner, and III. V. Sullivan, Special Partner,) are
to collect all debts and claims due the old firm,
and are to pay all the liabilities thereof.
In witness whereof the parties have here
unto set their hands and seals. this, the 2Ssh
day Of December, 1871
JAMES D. CAMPBELL, ISBALl
HARRY l. SHINKLE, SEALi
nj. V, SULLIVAN, [SEAL
In witness whereof;
SIMON M. JOHNSTON,
Nj. j. PATTON,
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TENIilS is TO CERTIFY THAT THE UN-
4 DEIISi4NED have agreed to a limited
partnership upon tho following terms:
/. The name OF SAID frm shall be Henry l.
shtnkle & Co.
q Henry L. Shinkle, o resident Of Coviagton,
XIV, is the general partner, and Nj. V. Sul'i :
van, q resident or Covington, KY, ls special
partner. .,
> 8. The special partner, NJ. V. Sullivan, has
contributed to the capital stock ten thousand
dollars ($l0090).
4. The general nature of the business to be
transacted is wholesale dealers in teas, tobac-
cos, cigars, &C.. to be carried on III Cincinnati
Ohio.
g. Said partnership to commence Dec. 25,
1877, and 10 terminate by limitation Jan. !,
1870.
In witness whereof the parties have hereun-
0 set their hands and seals this 2Sth day Of
December, lS17.
HARRY l. sHINKLE, lsEAL]
M. V. SULLIVAN, lsGAL.l
In witness whereof,
d. j. PATTON.
SIMON JOHNSON.
State of Ohio. Hamilton County, s3.-Peraon-
ally appeared before me. the under5igned, a
Notary Public In and for County and State
van, the siEners OF the foregoing instrument,
and ackn0wned edge the signing and sealing
thereof to be thoir voluntary act and deed for
tho uses and Purposes therein mentioned.
In witness " hereof 4 have hcreuNtO set m y
hand and notarial seal this the 18th day Of De-
cCmher, 1877.
lSEAL NJ. J. PATTON,
Notary Public. Hainiit0n County. OHIO.
dc26. cts
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Large lots of Cents Scotch Wool
shirts and Drawers reduced to
half of former prices.
Gents NerinO Shirts and Drawers
at 25, 40, so, 65 and 75c each,
same qualities sold heretofore
from 4Oc TO 81 25.
Cents Best WamsuttR UniaWndried
Shirts, with 2,2OO Linen in BO-
SONS and Cuffs, 6 for 81 so,
worth 80.
Cheaper grades of Gents Unlau.n-
dried Shirts at SO, so and Csc
each, usually retailed from soc
t0S1.
Great Bargains in Gents Suspen-
ders, Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Silk aud Linen HEandk erchiefs,
Cotton and Wool Half Hose.
U Gentlemen can always re-
]y upon saving from 15 to 20
per cent. by buying Furnishing
Goods at our house.
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BOOK TRADE.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-19

wrcHrSd PILEs"-ls a very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
OF which are moisture, like p%erspiration,
intense itching, particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling In
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer NJ.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
~aggrayating while you have a pleasant and
sure cure in ~"Swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, 80 cents
a box, or three boxes 81 ~ Address let.
ten to DR.. swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia, or
10 the Wheeling agents, Logan, List q Co.
soli by all leading drnggists ut wholesale
by Logan, List Il Co. d4w