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LYMAN B. MILLIKEN,
FOUND ATLAST,
THE COMPOUND

FOUND AYLAST,
THE COMPOUND
THAT WILL PRESERVE TIE HAIR, PREVENT
TTs FALLING OFF, AND CURE badness,
Also q certain cure for the
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
PI E R G ELS
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
AN entirsly new compound, composed OF the
IL most active substances for the above purposes
compounded IN scientific maneer and with great
care This is no humbug, as hundreds can tesli-
fy who have used and received benef, from IL.
READ the following certificate from gentle.
man who is'we known in the community:
NEPoNsEr, Aay IS, 1854.
Mr. Pierce, Sir:-Having made use OF only two
bottles Of your Hair Tonic, known only rs Plerce's
Rosetta Hair Tonic, have the qualification OF
informing you II has had very beneficial effect,
new hair having come out over my head and bids
fair TO cover II in desirable manner.
Yours, &c,
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
example:
RoxBURY, June 1854.
MI. T-lerce, Or w lH you please seHu luc uou
dozen bottles Of the ROSETTA HAIR TONIC:
l have used the bottle purchased Of you and find
Il excellent; my hair is improving, new hair hav.
ing started wheie was bald for the past two
years. | would most sincerely recommend u to
all persons who have lost or are losing their hair.
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GO0DHUE.
Still. ANOTHER.
BosTos, June "a, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-I have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, and must say Il is far
superior TO the numerous articles advertised for
preventing hair iron, falling of and turning grey
Yours, DC,
J. II. WILEY, Pearl street.
These are but few Of the many the Proprietor
has IN his possession. The Tonic is put up in large
sized bottles
PRICE rs CENTS.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by REDDlNG
CO., 8, State street; @. @. GOODWIN, 30, I'm.
ion street; ID. L. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, and by the Proprietor, corner Of Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston. Mass. Al retail by all
Druggists and Apothecaries throughout the New
England States. 3m4
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Ebenezer Lord.
MANUFACTURE or
GRAVE STONE S,
VI" w No ~ - -.

oil all kinds
Table. and Fire Peices executed by him
with neatness and dispatch. Stone done at my
shop, will box up TO send any distance by Stage
or Railroad having worked at the business ior
mere than twenty years, warrants all work TO give
satisfaction. ITO
Shop ON Chestnut street, next door To
the Bakery.
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Hope springs Exulting from is Use,
while Doubts fleeing away,
give place to Conviction
most Triumphant.
Torpor of the Liver & Bowels.

HReader! You are appeaedto earnestly Don't
say 'if ! only could believe this TO be true. |
take the medicine at once II could only uave
confidence" IT'S TRUE; II is an honest truth,
il ever there was one spoken. Come then, IL your
mind is irritable, discontinued, and gloomy, II you
have severe Collie Pains afler eating your food,
-ifyour body begins to waste, or your strength
to fail you,-ify your rcouniensnce assumes a hag.
gard and sallow aspect-ifyou have a difficulty
in lying on your lefl sde,-if your skin Is dry and
shriyeled,-ii you have an appetite weak and
whole system is languid, especially during the
process Of digestion, -if you have a constant un.
easy feeling in the stomach why, you have only
a ii Of INDlGESTlON! and these great Btiers
are made to cure Indigestion. and they will do II,
too,-and all its attendant ills and while at first
|. gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUs
on EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

H,HE 6nieth edition, with One
y. Hundred Engravings, showing
|, Diseases and Malfonnations of the
Human System In eyery shape and
4 form. To which u added Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being OF
/, the highest importance 10 married
people, OF those contemplating mar.
riage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed 10 pre-
sent a copy ofihe RsCULAPfVs TO
his child. IL may save him nom an
early grave. Let No young man or
woman enter into the sacred obliga-
tons OF married life without reading
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Rain! Rain!

We want rain,--thc parched earth and
the whitening vegetation make their mute
but unmistakable appeals for it, A cloud
in the clear sky which day after day beams
over us, would, if it promised rain, lie as
grateful to the sight as an oasis in the DIES
ert; and heavy shower of rain would be
as precious as the ointment which ran down
AarOn's beard even unto the skirts of hi,
garment
We are not one Of those who grumble at
the mud, because it has raincd, or at the
sunshine because it has created dust If oul
boots suffer in the one instance, and our
nostrils in the other, we trust we have phi
losophy enough to keep running account
of the good or evil rendered to or against
our personal comfort by both, and be able
to strike balance Which will show that all
has been for the best, not only for us, bun
for the people, and, in fact, all sorts of ere
ated things at large. We do not murmul
at this daily beauty Of an unclouded sun
though we may regret that the flowers the
grass and the leaves arc dropping for want
of sustenance-wc do not repine and be-
come discouraged because the dry earth of
fers less than proper nutriment to the seed
which the husbandman has sown-we are
not afraid that sickness will step in to carry
many to untimely graves-for there is the
trust always in Him who wisely dispenses
bounties and privationS, and they who pause
to think will read the lesson from the pres
ent drought, that the same power which has
continued SO long the brightness of the skies
can darken it with storms, and deluge the
earth.
There is everywhere, and on every lip, a
prayer for rain, but there is need to be
thankful that even in its absence so long,
there has been no material suffering
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st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.



The Chicago Democrat of the 4th May furnishes the
following quotations. Flour, city mills and family
brands 90 26 country brands % SCOT 90 for supernne
S707 SO for winter wheat aOur 81 50OS rs for extra
Sales 100 bbls Albany mills 81 36K. Wheat, common
and fair spring 81 S0a 49, prime and choice for milling
and export 81 1901 - ned and yellow winter 81 $50
so; prime to choice white DO 81 1901 IS. Corn sales
mt Soc delivered to warehouse Oats in demand at sc
delivered to warehouse Barley SOL u.s. Rye sales at
90c Flax seed u Is. Timothy steady at S2G02 2s.-
Clover 81 So0e o. Sugars N. o. common to fair no
5xe; fair to prime 6xl0sc; prime to choice e0ekc.
Aolasses plantation aoOs2e; sa0ssc; sugar house
1885, syrup 7k0A4c; Bslchers golden syrup e2,se
ssfee Rio llk0l2,lc IAquira a2l0isc; Java at 10
E016c; Mocha 16O17c. Hams, smoked city cured
80 p 100 rs; country 7Osc b. Shoulders do do At
5x405Kc p Ii. Dried fruit-apples 81 Is p bush.
Peaches impaired 81 5000 06. Lard little selling No
in aaas At 70sc by the sngle Dbl Tallow lie b. Po-
tatoes dull at u i2. Cheese weatern Reserve lI0i2c
cos.4y s0ioc. Butter more plenty; sales At l20lAe
eh in jars ls0aee; frsah roll Ice. Beans SOL 50
p hasa and IN demand. Highwnss 2ec; whisky 1s027c.
Hops hadisoa county N. Y, are selling ct so0sle b
by the Aale.. -
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MORE VIOLENCE IN KANSAS.-AbOut the
LIST inst, at Leavenworth, Kansas Terrific
ry, C. McCrea shot Malcomb Clark, at a
squatter meeting held there. McCrea is a
lawyer. After shooting Clark he attempt
ed to swim the river, but was apprehended
and confined The dispute arose about vot-
ing. The excitement was intense, and it
was feared that the Jail would be torn down
and the prisoner lynched esa
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Bounty LAND APPIlcArIONs.-Th mum
Der of applications for Bounty Land War
rants up to May 3, was $4,000. A force
Of one hundred and twenty-five persons is
now employed in the pension Office attend
ing to this business The Union says that
though the applications have poured in by
tens OF thousands, not q case has been pass
ed by unnoticed, unregistered, and unan
swered. .,a..-
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Posi- OFFICE BLANKs.-The Post Master
General has issued instructions in relation to
Post Office Blanks Post Masters in Ohio.
Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota, will apply to the blank agent
at Buffalo, n Y. Messrs. Thomas & La.
throps, of the. Buffalo Commercial Advert
ser, have the contract for printing and fur
nishing these blanks. ..-. ,,..al "a = =
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HANGED.-Thc sentence of the law was
carried into effect Oh Friday last, at Fort
Wayne Indiana, by the execution of two
men, Madden and Keefcr, found guilty of
the murder of Mr.. Dunbar, both confessed
the crime A third man, named Romnine,
participator in the murder, was sentenced
to he hung on the 10Th of June next.
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PASSENGERS AND RECEIPTS.

PER STEAMER MINNESOTA BELLE.-Passen-
gers, 100. Freight Bartlett, bbls pork; VIM
Coostans, bbl, bxs bacon: J r Irvine & Co, 10
pkgs mdze; Frost, "a bgs hams; Borup f Cham
pin, hhds lacon Stees & Hunt, 81 mattresses !;
Presley, 80 SKIS oats, II do corn, lS do corn meal
A Myrick, 10 bbIs -four; p Ross, pkgs md.e; l.
Gasner, 100 bgs potatoes; Emmerson, 80 pkgs H
A goods; w Bass, IL pkgs mdze, bx, 2 chairs,
bx; r Irvine, bx mdze; horses, AZ head
ment.
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B8~The slight sprinkling we had on Sat.
urday night was not enough to lay the dust
Or destroy the pertineney Of the article head
ed Grain" ...-..,g. ~
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at 81 S. mixed 81 co. fair quality 81 co. prime red
81 2O02 rs and choice white % 80 $50 bags white
brought soc ls2 do yellow 75 4S5 do in lots
257 DO Mixed 76c an in bags 162 sacks oats brot
$50. 800 do 54He s02 do Sac; sacks included White
beans 81 IS p BUSH whiskey 200 bbls at soc p gall
Mess pork there were sales bbls at s4 $50 do
be delivered at point the upper Mississippi SIS
Lard 80 bbls prime sold Sc 70 do No 2 SIC; coun-
try do 91le. Hams Is casks 5xc u do clear sides ~
7hc % do prime shoulders &C., 900 bbls equal por-
ton shoulders sides and hams sold at 5c hog round
Noasses 35 bbs 2Sc cash. ITS hhds sugar 5kc 100 do
common SCI 1866 bbs prime plantation molasses Soc 200
bags fair coffee nkc 100 do prime lIlc y fb. hhds
manufacturing tobacco sold at Sc 1905 s5 bxs plugs
81 9OO5 sS p cwt
NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET.u
Reported for tie Pioneer By BENNETT d BROXA W
Provision Merchants, No. no Broad Street, Ncu York
New YORK. April 2s 1855
DEAR SIR We visit you again with Produce Mar
ket Re port, hoping it will be unwelcome visitor.
ASHEs.-Pots 50 .slO6s71s; Pearls 50 1905 1918 Sal
eratus $500.
BEESwAx.-Yelow, p fb 26htO27H.
FRUIr.-Green Apples, p Dbl 4oO045o; Dried Apples
6TG07; Dried Peaches l5O15H; Dried Plums Is.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-COmmon State, 9.434(09 .62H
Favorite State, 96sA09S1A; Western mixed BIDS, g.
94(Ol0l 1914; Michigan Indiana 1000. 25; Ohio good
O25DlO37 Ohio fancy, 101O.43; Genesee, EXTRA
II 5O0l2s7h Canada, lo0lO rs; Georgetown, 1O0lO.-
81; Alexandria, s.6sf0lO3l Rye Flour, 6.5OtO7.5O
Corn Meal, 6.25a5.37; Buckwheat Flour, S.5Oa4.OO.
GRAIN.-Wheat, white Gen., 2. 75a2 s0 Canada wheat
2.31 go; Southern, 265a2 20; Michigan do Rye
hern, 145a1 so; Corn, round yellow 10Sal1O South
ern, do Western Mixed do; Barley 1.25a1 49, Barley
Malt 14oa1 AZ Oats, State, 75a7S Jersey, 63a69; White
Beans 5oa2 e2k Canada Peas 1877 Ial So Marrowfat
Peas, 1.5Oa1.75.
HOPS.-First sort, State, l5a18.
observation-disclosures Red 8. 0Oa3. 5O Mercer and Car
tiers, 4a4.50.
PROVISIONS.-New Mess Pork 17.75als s71x; Prime,
15al5.121s Country Mess Beef 9.5Oal2; Prime 6.5OaS
City Mess, l3.75a14.62K; Beef Hams, 17.5Oa2l Pork
Hams picked, 9a9; Shoulders do, 6sla7 Ohio 1Oall
Lard, 9xsl0.
SEEDS.-Clover, ed to prime, 1O1aa11 Timothy do,
8. 5oa4 Flax Seed, 1sOal IS; Red Top, 62,zas5.
wOOL-Amer. Sax. Fleece, 4oa42 do Merno, s6aas
Extral'ulled, 3Oa34.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The following are among the arrivals at the Amer
lean House ". ~
John Jameson, Galena; E J Stout, Goss,,ovt, lad !;
N NJ Hin, do; w Waleman, Portland; H Micha-
el, Dowager, Mich; J Newlin, Attica, Ind; A E
Michael, Dowager, Mich; Jas Patton; A Deuel.,
Buffalo; w F Wilson, do; VIM Hastings, Boston /;
H Roberts; Wood, Pulaski, N Y; N N Gran.
dali, do. .eh.I .1s 81
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D% The reservation of the Dahcotah OF
Sioux HalfBreeds, on Lake Pepin, has
been ordered to be surveyed, and Messrs.
Harvey A. Johnston and William A. Jones
have been appointed Commissioners to make
AZ -ss.sd 4 col ft- e; = .RosE,sL ~ d
tpe SulYfss ,1ssIs y % II 7sa ,f'u1,a 'i.a
,eftrd - " ESQ r2eilnu - 10;
raItrN a ~ IL etsFs. .at.atIi
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The following are among the arrivals at the Wins
-" 1900 = IL 10 LIZ JpJ GLA r -.
fW Simonds, Vt; w w DanenAower. Chicago;
r. + Iowne, y H; John Smith, do; A Flint, Mas.;
N Bryant, Chicago; J y Jennings, Do; James p
Louis; E Greenwood, Chicago; c Williams, do !;
l. 4 Fish, NJ w Morry, do; Gsrssrd, Cincjn-
nati, .sAase( f1a'll,'<
vince u.gs4ssH 20 ~ f.3e
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THIRD WARD STREET COMMISSION.
ERS, NOTICE.
To the owners occupants Of Lots fronting on Ex-
change street from its Intersection with st. Anthony
street to its intersection with Vine streets
You are hereby notified that the Commissioners of
the Third Ward have determined to open Exchange
street from its intersection with 81. Anthony street
its intersection with Vine by causing the
to be ditched both Sides and properly covered with
gravel in the CENTRE under the direction of the City Sur
within twenty days from the date hereof the under
signed will enter into contract for doing the same
Estimates Of the whole expense thereof have been
made and filed with the City Comptroller, for the in
spectiOn Of the parties interested
Dated May 8, 1856. GEO. l.. BECKER,
J. r. IRVINE,
A.G. FULLER,
Street Commissioners Third Ward, City Of st. Paul.
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THIRD WARD STREET COMMlSSION.
Frs NOTICE.
To the owners occupants Of Lots fronting on Oak
street, from its intersection with Saint Anthony street
to its intersection with College Avenue:
You are hereby notified that the Commissioners of
the Third Ward have determined to open Oak street
from its Intersection with Saint Anthony street to its
intersection with College Avenue, by causing the
to be dtced both sdes and covered with gravel in
the CENTRE under the directions OF the City Surveyors
and you are hereby required to do the same within
twenty days from the date hereof the undersigned
will enter into contracts for doing the same.
Estimates Of the whole expense thereof have been
made and filed with the City Comptroller for the in
spection Of the parties interested.
Dated May 9, 1855. GEO. L. BECKER,
r. IRVINE,
A. G. FULLER,
Street Commissioners Third w ard, City of ST. Paul
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The st. Louis News of the 18th gives the following
the state Of the marketHhsrs 1T that date upesne
-four held At So There were salss Of 200 bb conn
try extra at 50 60 OF whes ths,e were sales Of sprne
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"a The PIONEER is printed by Steam Tayors Large
Cylinder Power Press. The use of Steam Power in our
establishment enables TO ute Book and Job Print
ing with increased despatch and at reduced prices
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En- JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
for The PIONEER at Galena to procure subscribers and
refreshments. His receipts will be regarded ymens
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F5- We have on hand a number of fonts of beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed of if ap
p,ied for soon.
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Gttp Notices.

~ Published GratuitOusly In the Dali
iy Pioneer for the Information OF the
People.
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TIE DAILY PIONEER ispnttiSaed ece'y eek DAY mo,
rtng at The Office Third corner Of JdoRSon Sfeet SAM
PAU Ninuesta and isfurnaet TO Mail Subscribers for
Sir Dollars Year, in Adcdnce
THE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at the same office,
:. Nd Subscribers at the toO'oing rates: Single Copy,
I,oo Dollars Fire Copies Eight Dollars; Ten Copies, FIT
teen Dollars; 7eny Copies, Tety Dollars. To take ddrdn
t1ge club rates, hOcecer the SGOScri price must te
paid inrdridbiy IN AdrGnce.
10 CORRESPONDENTS communications
iI receive attention. All articles processing 20 state fdcS,
must mpdnied by the Authors not for publicd
ion bat guarantee Of the truth Of the statements made.
Voluntary Correspondence, containing important necs
st1 Of the condition and gro,c " ooaS and settlements
ttr0ughOut the Northeast is solicited.
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DEPARTED.
OFF TO-DAY.

Steamer Black Hawk, Maxwell, upper Minnesota
Regulator, -, St. Louis.
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Steamer Galena, Blakeiy, Galena.
{" Ben West, Shinkles, St. Louis.
=" Minnesota Belle, Thunderstorm, St. Loui
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RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Galena, Blakely, GaIena.
Minnesota Belle, Thunderstorm, St. Louis
Ben West, Shinkles, St. Louis.
Regulator, st. Louis.
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~ All transient advertisements inserted in the
WEEKLY PIONEER will be charged ut the rate of 81 pei
square for the first insertion, and so per square
or each subsequent insertion. The charges for yearly
advertisements may be ascertaiRed at the Counting
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Err LAWYERS BANKs.-The a. ention of the profession
is directed to and elegant series of law Blanks now
in process of printing at the Pioneer Office They
printed on the best paper and with and large sized
script type. Those already issued are
Complaint Promssory Note against all the Parties
Complaint on Promissory Note, against Enlorscr;
summons for Money Demand Contract for Paymcn,
of Money;
Summons for Relief
OF other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quito lain Deeds.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO. ia
DETER LORILLARD, No. AZ Chatham street, New
York. successor Of Peter & George L0rillard Offers
for sale all kinds ofSNUFF and TOBACCOS, In gene
raj For particulars, Price Current can be OBJ
tanned by addressing above. This Establishment IL
one of the Oldest ofthe kind in the United states.
Feb. 20, 1855. - feb20dkwly
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. HoII'e 1geiefrafed Pulnonic E7I;riv


loRthe permanent cure ofGoushs colds, consumption
brORChftis asthma, Influenza, Group, whoOPng cough,
inflammation oflhe bTOcea and caused by pub
&c sFeani all affections If the organs OF Tespira-
ton.
es Ale lungs ever sold in \ meTica.
InPresent;Us this medicine to the public have the
Invaluable for The class of diseases il profess
cure but which is perfectly harmless ia its ef
ects upcn the constitution be administered with.
any lear OF mineral poIsOnsi for II contains nOnc
The fact, That large portion OF The suffering and death
throughout country, is caused by disease of the organs
duced US TO put il within tile Te1Ch OF every idlvdHal
who may need Ieedy that has proven itself so inValu
able
This medicine is the result OF long experience, and
study tnse diseases Of the lungs which ara SO frequent IN
chaugeable climates and claim II 10 be M advance
cOmr ins, an Improvement upon all, aud consequently
superior 10 all oilers.
We Shall make extravagant assertions OF its efficacy
in curing diGaSCS Ike the vendors OF TOO many nosTuus
who deceive ali who trust them, shall we hold out
Inducements which experience docs not justify
lfra1ens will perSevere III the OF this medicine,
and Ia diUcte they will be cured III every nStaIce
that it hot beyond the power OF medicine here arc
persons enjoy blessings OF he1h aud
since been In their but Ot the timely aud Pefseye
ring This fnvaluab remedy. tits mol pretended
that II is nabie la every stage OF consumption but we
know II 10 b. better adapted to the various diseases
respiratory organs than any other Medicine ever offered TO
tile public Al ask is trial, and IN every instance, il
Used eey according the directions, and ii perfect salts
faction is not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine sigued E. HALL S co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
| generally throughout the country. ar9-iy
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ARE You suFFHRINa

LNRoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group Difacult
~ Breathing. IOothAele, TIC Do!oTeux, Pain in the
Breast Side, Strain Spasm, Headache, Inffamna
tion Stiff Joints Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Sores
Inrantu choic Lame BACK Chibafns bites u Poi on-
Gus Insects R1bid DOgs guc Cake Agte the Breast
or Face burns bruises, canss chaPped hands, corns,
Conf FRACTIONS OF the Muscles cords, cuts OF any kind,
Muscular weakness. Paralysis, Piles, Ear ele, Ulcers,
Salt Rhenn scuryy, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips veRerea
assured that III this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which ou pain almost ;nslantaneously, but
Pei'etrates 10 the seat OF and entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some viii laugh at the idea ofany eomposition curing
diseases, though numerous in name, all arise similar
causes the proposition will seem less eNtTaVlsati but
lace would tile candid ackn0N ledge its merisi
all who have used it themselves, Witnessed its magic
effects on oilers unite declaring itjust what its
(NonPaIei)indcates, The 6e.t LiHiHlsHt k,,otV1I.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking milarty between
many external and internal diseases having entirely eT
eni nancs! And has il occurred you that
ed might be prcPaI ed which should be equally applicable
70 h0th4 Ihts remedy now offered you IN the ONPA
RE LlElAENT, which does insult your unle standing
by Claiming TO have bee, luund in burning 1ao't lns
oITsFRlSG or ScIENCE! being mid and simple its action
au yet eveans ia its effects power almost nc'eLible
reaching The most hidden snews of mum beust,-
and yet being ioxois the weakest imart. 1t is also
by 1r the ntmen in the market being put in
than the largest besides bn more than four es
we u to you with pride and COLI
poor, high low :
he unprecedented size in which the ininent
tspu ups ard The 0rthe materials used it,
makes sA r topiy Cor the printing OF the
it necessary the article was tits used viii certify
for itself.
We would however refer those afc.. ones who ha We
so often been sulIed by forged certificates and
TO the following names being but few of the many per-
sons whose character camdor and Veracty needs
Paesyric from and who ha wing fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases for which is recommended,
prepared to speak Oi its merits as it deserves.
SOd III Wheeling by BAKER, Kels q Caldwell,
u Logan a Go, w K Mckee, Patterson a Co, and BY the
August II, SO