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A New work entitled "Binghaiu
On Eagles"

Through the politeness of the author, Hon.
John A. Bingham, we have been furnished with
the preEece of newVwork bearing the above IT,
tie. 1t is to be issued from the press of our
neighbor, the "Cttoliz Republican," in a few days.
1t is writtcnin Mr.. BIS happiest style.
We give the following extract from the pretaee
which will show the happy manner in which it
is written:-
have conviction almost as strong as know
ledge, that the Freemen of this land will stand
bv anil sustain the YOUNG EAGLE OF THE
MOUNTAINS, in his noble pledge, to uphold
BorII Liberty AND THE UNtoS,' and to stay
the further advance of that fell and dark spirit
Of dcspotsln, which, to-day, ruaely and inso-
lently demands, that, the Free Vest, shall be-
become a Land of Slaves.
Price, the same as "Gecleys Lives Of the too
Fiem,ats" All orders to be addressed to Hon.
John A. Bingham, CaIiz, Ohio.
Exchanges please copy, to enable the author
to give his work general circulation.
pS. Since writing the above, corrcspon-
don't who has been favored with the preface Of
the above entertaining work, "Bin5hAn On Ell
. KtcN, ESNS IlllHtCu lla INC lOiLoh
eve presume the author will favor the pubic
with the habits OF this new species Of this noble
bird. We IN lerstand from those who have
conyerscd with the author, that in his native
mountain home he subsists principally upon
mules AMI gra'shopp2rS, anl hios to immense
heights in search Of the Bm,Rc Bea Of which
he ii ncomn)nly fonl, but ttttte3s fastest up
on Beef" anl has been known TO attack whole
droyeS when pressed by hunger 1t is suppo-
Ked that these birds must have existed in great
numbers in the Rocky Mountains in the year
18t9, a. the government about that time lost 4
large quantity Of cattl9, which could not other
wise he accounted for.
1t Is a singular fact however, that notwith-
standing his fondness for beef OF, the "Cor
KTn l." he has an uncommon fear as well as ha-
trul, to all poage} horned animals, especially
the common "Buck." We wait the issue 0!
this new work by its talented author, with im
tereSt.
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ClsISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
STILL TRIUMPHANT,

June 1S-ly.
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stone IL H,Elonas

Wheeling, it will be seon by reference to on,
advertising columns, are in the receipt Of theil
Fall and Winter stock of Goods. These gen.
tcmcn sell cheaper than any other House ii
that city. This we know by experience
When you go to the city, and after stopping at
at the Monroe House, whore every person puts
mp at, let your second place be Stone 4 Thomas
ia, Main Street,a fawdoors below the Monroe
House, and ut the sign Of the Golden Beehive
Store,
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New York Advertisements.
F.UM
ALBERT G.. IsICWARpSOS's
Advertising aud Corresponding Office No. 80
Broadway New OK.
nXour rInir il P1YlIny on,

q cnn be prcsentcd anal preserved IN heal,hv HnH
luNiIrinnt growth, by The L=e Of Baituuis llHr fns
ancr, ,pric5 IS cents, 80 cesls, und Slclcgunty ger
mmcd.
Ifyntr iair is gray, here'is nothing eqUult' Iia'
iarJi's Hair Dys. Il naaCs ANY shade, from btuwn
10 the mos suhEfb black without siHininC miur
ing the hair or s3a II was Tor Ihc>' peerless Gnt
itics il received the premium al the Worlds Fair.
and the endorsement OF Those eminent chemist.
Drs. Chiffon and rorrcv.
Manufactured, sold and applied at i97 md 500
Broadway New York. Oct lo'" ly
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whnt VIII not be.

As James Buchanan is elected President Of
tie United States, there are three things that
or Fremont friends may rest assured Of will
not take place, which are these
Kansas, if 10 IS admitted, tgiN not cone IN as a
SLAVE STATE but a Free Stae
Poor ,ciaite men 1oiU not be sold into slavery.
People will not hvve to aoors for TEN CENTS
4 DAY
Their lies before the election that the above
would happen to the contrary notwithstand-
fnp
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CLEFtE!9yGEsg
wigs aud Tonprcs!

With his new " invented transparent. skin so@1s,
and other late ia urovemcuts. render liesr!or dUra-
hiluy, comfort an lighncsF, superior ionli others,
They are measured and made on sriaHtiTic princi-
p,cs. warrcntcd not 10 shrink and trial will prove
how they excel heavy 'umsy, i'll fitting arrtics.-
Non-residents viii roceise application his sys-
ten of measuring, which neyer fails 10 secure a
perfect NJ.
uid Hair DYE, for faie overywi. re.
Oct Is5Gly l6gFULTON 81. New York.
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How smckcrs Uite.

Last Friday evening vague rumor came tc
town that Fillmore carried five Southern States.
This so elevated the lypocritical anti-slavery
Freiaonters about Caliz, that they went per-
fectly crazy with delight. Every Fremonter in
CAjiz that night was Fillmore man. A pic
turc Of their countenanccs, after finding out
that it was all hoa1,, can be seen in another
column.
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This is the last paper that our campaign sub
scribers will receive unless they renew their
subscriptions. We should be pleased if they
would have their Postmqsters to forward on
their names We shall use our best cndeayors,
during the coming winter months to nuke the
Sentinel welcome visitor to every ffesdo
Terms, two dollars per annum, if paid with
in the year.
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FREMONTERS,PAY UP FOR TEIE
s" SENTINEL.

There arc quite number of Frcmonters in
this county, who were to pay for the Sentinel,
as soon as James Buchanan was elected. You
will please do 50 Immediately. Show yourselves
to be men.
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II viii be seen by reference to our advertising
columns that Mrs. Vincent has opened board
ing house in the old National House stand
We bospeak for her a large share of patronage.
BALLARD's New HAIR DrE.-It would seem
as if BALLARD hal found out the chemical con-
stituents of thenatural coloring principle of tn
hair. Certainly the rich anil lu,trous browns
or black implrto by his Hair Dye arc not sur
passed by the living hues they 50 perfectly imi-
tate lis preparation unqaestionably, deserved
the premium it obtained at the Worlds Fair,
and the formal apProsal it has received from the
most eminent chemists of the United States.
Cristaloro's Hair dye is rapidly suporceding
all other Dyes before the public. 1t is prepared
upon scientific principles, and acts like magic
1t does not discolor the scalp in the least, an;L
boantifcs and promotes the growth of the hair.
Made by CtasrADoRA No, g. Astor House,
New York, and sold by dealers generally.
H1lo!oay's O'at,aeat aa& PVs,-W Wonderful
/ Remedies for the cure Of Scalds and Burns En-.
elm Anderson, ef Newport, Rhode Island, was
accidentally severely scalded by some boiling wa
tel falling over her. The whole Of the right
side and leg in particular was in most shocking
state. Something liz the hurry had been appli-
ed which caused the flesh to peel off almost to
the bone. and rendered her utterly unable to
move She was carried to bed medical assistance
Iii
happened, that friend vino paid visit that
day, had just been cmod ola dreadful bad leg,
by iiolloway'5 0intmentand pills. and she rec
commended the same The Pill and Ointment
were accordingly bought and used, by contin
uing them for two weeks, she was perfectly well
and has written most greatlully to Prof Hollow
ay for the cure effected
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Another Arrival OF Goods at
AOpednlc.

Our friends, Thompson & Brother at Hope
dale, are just receiving another very large and
extensive assortment Of Goois They do the
largest business ever dons in HOpodalc. Give
them call whom YOU wish bargains.
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Invalid have yOu tried HOOnancs
German RittcTs!

Ifnoi read the following:
LANCASTER, April 30. 1850.
Respected Sir-I have been tor series Of yeats
afflicted with Dyspepsia Inactivity OF the liver and
Nervous Debility My meniHi powers have been
so reduced as TO rendef me quite unit fer te trans.
action Of any kind of BUSINESS After consulting
many eminent physicians and using their prcserip.
Aons and alter using the most popular remedies Of
the day, supposed 10 DO applicable 10 my case,
always failed TO have permanent relief. \ friend
with much puTsuason, induced 10 Try n bottle ef
your celebrated bitiers. have used ore bOtlo,
and this day commenced a second. ] eta, with
chseruness, state that il has happily improved me,
My appetite and spirits have astonishinclv impro-
we'd and begin 10 feel as though had grown lsud
dnely) ten years Younger; and really, Gm almost
prepared to say lhat now consider mysolf calcula
ted Tor any business while, ten days ago, ! would
soon have undertaken 10 square tbs circle as
have attempted H. Yours, Respectfully.
To DR.. C VI. jackson; Phil. A. b. KAUFMAN.
See Advertisements No 25-it-
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
.Tbe LAW of NcwsDnpers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary arc considered as wishing TO continue
their Subscriptions.
D III subscribers order the discohtinuance Of their
lSqprodicas tho puhhshe may continue 10 send them
Z hniil all aFrearages are paid.
2 Ifsfhscrbefs neglect or refuse to take their Pc
iodicals from the office to Which they are directed
stbpy arc held RESPONSIBLE till they have settled the
Hil and ordered them discontinued.
If subscribers remove 10 other places without
informing the publishers and the papers are sent TO
the former direction, they are held fesponslDle'
periodicals from the office, removing and leaving
them uncaed for, is prma facia evidence OF inten-
tional fraud
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pOiICHOMANIE,

The new and beautiful art of ornamclNinr ,hc
simplest Gass Vessel TO resemble the iinosJ Paint
ed China, u titho Ct the cost is craalinr IN im.
mcnse excitement, LADIES' and GeniioEcn are alike
facnaed with this delightful occupation. chaete
and elegant amusement ter Children and s5choos.
encouraging taste for gracoln design and harE2ony
in the arrangement of fcolors. The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in halfan hour Book Of in-
struction separately 81. Boxes containing Vases
Book, and every Article required s., sent by E1-
press.
CONTENT, NEARY & Co, Wholesale Store,
June lS-ly. J02, Broacway N. Y.
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MARRIED--0n the 10th ult., by NJ. Virtue,
>. T, Mr.. ABRAHAM McCoMBs and Miss ST.
sANNAH McDoNoUaH, all Of thiscounty.
On the 9th of November by tho Rev. T. r.
Crawford, Mr.. IsllAEI CLESDENING Of Noting
ham township ahd Miss SARAH WAGoRs, near
Deorsville Ohio,
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EMPLOYMENT.

AGENTS (either travelling or local for NEWS.
PAPERS and PERIODICALS, are requested to
send without delay their address to the undersign
ed, and they will be furnished with busir ,ss
which will yield them from 100 to 200 per sent,
profit Iley wall please state what Newspapers
or periodicals they have cunyassed for. Persons
who have not hitherto acted as Agents, but who
would NE 10 ensage as such VIII also please send
written plainly. WRIGHT, MA AON & GO.
Sept "a, l856,-3m NEW YORK.
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The Triumph Complete.
Another complete cure OF Epilepsy by Dr. lance
Epiloptc Pills.

Another complete cure OF Epilepsy by DR.. Hance's
Epioptic Pills.
DuRANr'R Nscx, p,rquman's CO., Oct {st, 1855.
DIR. HAyCE- Uear Sir TluYlng been afflicted with
falling fits Tor some years past | determined to
give your Pills rial, (advertsement of which /
saw in some Of the papersl and continued to use
them for some months until entirely cured
believe them to be a first rate article; aud since
have used them, have net bad oae attack, and
am now in the enjoyment OF good health
/ am, very respectfully, Yours &c,
JONATHAN J. JACOBS.
p s. The Pals Eero recommended to me by Mr..
Nathan Ncwby, Of this county, to whose address
you sont them.
Tho Sc Pills, b. sides curirg Epilepsy, are spc.
cific for all n odihcations of nervous disease
Sent TO any part OF the country by mall free of
postage Address SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore St.
Baltimore, Md. Price, one box So; two; twelve.
COL M o.
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4
EfONTRAST the tints brought out in The hair hy
" Christadcqo's matchess rqyitalising HAIR
DYE, and those produced by the application of the
burning fluids ordinarily soldag Hair Dyes you see
ut once that the color is natural in one case natl
raj in the other, and the sinpe reason is that
Cristadoro's is the ONLY preparation wach, by its
exact chemical combination, operates on natural
and immutable principles. Made, sold and applied
lin 10 private r6oms) at CRiSTABORO'o 6 Astpr
House Broad way, New York. Also fer sale by
the principal Druggists and Pertumers throughout
the country.
New York Agents--W, H. CARY & Co; ana
WARD, CLOSE & C0,
March 20, l956-ly.
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HAZLErON 81 BROTHERS.
EIR M -ES8gSYeGo
MANUFACTURERS
No. 20e, Centro Street. New Yof;6

No, 20e, Centre Street, New York
Who're may be iuoHd superior assortment Of
Piano Fortes, in Plain and Ornamental Gases fru,a
& N octave of thebcst materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist 10 be unsurpassed Will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant
ed to stand in any climnte. Order !ron the country
promptly attended TO and each Piano guaranteed to
NC Il lsiac -. Il Let SC, tie t!lhc It al Ii re
drrtt to us, We retul ding the Gcrcy and fttilit
At the great Exhibition at tie Cr stai Palace,
New YorE, 1853, Prize Medal wus awarded to
Hazleton IL blothers, ior the superior quality OF
their Piana Fortes, which were tested in Touch
Tone, Equality, and durability Of Tune, anI.place{l
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artists--W VILLAIN Norris, Charmon on Musical In
strunents Julian. Max MnleRek, W. II. Fry; r.
). Willis. E. Esteldt, u, Meignen, Emolias Girac
Dwight, Jury on Musical Instruments, George f.
BfistOw, Secretary on Musical Instruments.
juno IS, 1856 iy.
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The suckers also bit in noorefeld

.Tiae Suckers also Dlt iM WOOrefIeId.
We understand that on last Saturday night
tho Fremontors in Moorefeld celebrated the
hoax that Fillmore had carried five Southern
States. The town was Illuminated, and all that
kind of thing. The green horns are not all
dead yet.
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Iohn FnIton,s fislntc.

NOTICES horeby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualihe,as ininistrator of the
estate of John Fulton, late ot harrison county, de-.
ceased Dated this 18th dsy 81 OcsHbor 1886.
JOSS QRuHER AamT,
October 22s3t
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g.egag Notice.
Civil Action.

E.eGti3 Notice.
Joseph Romick, aud4
Mary Romick
vs.. Civil Action.
Jesse Campbell Mary
Campbell, Elisha
Moore and Rebecca
Moore.
Jesse Campbell and Mnry his wife, and Elisha
Moore add Rebecca his vie, will take notice Mat
a petition was filed agaigst them on the 7h day OF
November A, D. 1896 in the Court of Common
Pleas, within Id for the county Of Harrison in the
State Of Ohio; by Joseph Romick and Martha his
wife, and il now pending, wherein said petitions
demand partition o Iae following real estate, to wit,
- Lot no twenty eight l1S; on the plat Of the town
of liarisyHe in said county Of Harrison, with the
appurienauces, containing oDo fourth of acre and
thal atthe next tora Of SAID GoHrt, the snd Joseph
Hoarick and Martha his wife viii apply for an or
der that partition beGnado Of s'tid premises.
Dated this 7sh day Of November 1886.
JOSIAH NJ. ESIEP, Atty for Partition.
Nov ~ Ct
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Pianos assd Mciodeons,

HAVING OPENED A DEPOT FOR THE
sale Of PIbyos and Cnl4p & Blsaoias MEfoptoNs.
the undersigned invites tho public TO call and eX-
anime his instruments.
They are of superior muke second TO mono,
and sold at extremely low priees-.-hence undoGbp
ed satisfaction can be given u purchasers; So come
and see before buying elsewhere
A number OF instruments always on hand iof
cxamina lion and competition. All nsruHents
warranted. Old Pianos takun in exchange.
Sep 10, &c, .,rn. q. MULLER,
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ln.pOs,sna 10 II. cry sosfy.

FOR IllE.las three yoafs have been epeagsa
IN business known only % myself, alhF eealsar-
lively lew otliers, whom haYe inssFleedsiDs tho
sum ot $500 each, which ags averaged psaas the
rate OF $1,000 to $4,000 per ann,ni; aitsh fn 5ius
made arrangsmfnls to go - EErops next Saria9, 10
ongagein the sauta business, mn wiling to aivs
iull Instructions in the afrto airy refsJe j the r.
nited States " Canadas, Who NirGinit ne I'LL sa
OF 81 aln induced, iropl ih3 success Bhave4eens
favored with and iho nu1g tHnStu acku3wia3E.
nrlssI have received froR Is1tNAtpEl haye iat
srltyed, and who are tnpkT9I if0.a S % SIS tef
day at II, 10 eve any person an 6J9aFiatsia u eh.
gagc ia sAsthsness, which t4easy, llegsa.nl. ap3
very pr0ltA1le, az small c0st K7safu X nsii igesy
no liDnihag n lhe matter ReIor3n: q IL tle best
caSs can itc given as rc,aniS lis eiaEaelhr and
Gnu reler % peiscna whns isgys iifstTUrtetl, ~t0
viii testify thar they are mating EofitlA8 10 Sla
per daY hi The same l. is busithrss iiwhch either
Iadlet, U gentlemen ean eEgaEe, md With verieet
eaea Flake a very handsome i!teutae Sesefa ladies'
Lin various ports Of New ok sstata FrABiy ylsana
and Maryland; wllcm | Aaye instructed, ara rossA
maRilg IRON SO 10 Sc pr dagatit II fsn 4egsasas
business, antb9s lew shiiings is regulai * stara
it. Upon receiptof ST, wtll suedlaltly sesid to
the applicant rTinti 4 cMeular eontaing full III
strucdons in the art wlnch eau be peneeily uilder
flood at oliee
Allletters must be addressed % II. n. PAR.
SONS, 335 sfoad@uy, New Work. M
sept 5-lt.
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2J'Invads recovering from the effects of Fever,
Bilious Diseases, or long ontinued illness ofany
kind, will find Csrter's Spanish Mixture tre only
remedy which will revive their dropping constitu-
the liver to a prompt and healty action, aud by its
tonic properties restore the patient to life and ygor
We can only say try it. A Single bottle ia worth
all the so-caled Sarsapurillas in existence 1t con-
tains no Mercury, Opium, or any other noXIous or
poisonous drug, andc can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation
See the certificates of wonderful cures around
the bottles ore than five hundred persons in the
city OF Richmond Va, can testify to its good effects.
See advertisement % At
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E OOKING GLASSES and PICTURE FRA MES
Ia Phenix Looking Glass and Picture Frame
M Itufacturer. HORACE SIGLER
Nos 1888, 1870 and 392 Greenwich street corner of
Beech New York. oct .ly.
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Tsrescrro Yotsr HcnEil,.

1t is suiJ, awe live in fast age" and this may
he considered most emphnticaly SO, when we reflect
that the average uge ofthe generation that is now
on the stage, is put down at thirty-three years
Our fathers, who haveiust gone before US, lived to
but few, however, of US, that will see ifty years,
and the fault lies in us. Life may be spun out TO
US, and we live to enjoy more even than they, il we
would take the precaution to guard against the
maladios Of the day We are subject to the dyspep.
sia 10 costiyeness, to dropsy to complaints of kid
neys Of the liver, heart md stomach, and heed
th0m, in ther earlier sages, little as We would
scratch on the inee. But soon they arc fastened
upon u.s. and amemher of the human FIRMLY is wi
ped off the stage. Thcreis certain cure for these
dseases, in any Of their stages, and no man Of sa-
gacity will allow himself togo day without Irov-
ding himself with DR. Halseys Forest Wine and
Pills. 25 1T
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The proprietor in calling the attention of the pub
lie to this preparaton does with Il feeling OF the
utmost confidence in It's virtues and adaptation tc
the diseasos for which it is recommended.
Itisnonew and untried article but one that has
stood the test of ten years trial before the Ameri-
can people, and its reputation and sale is unrivuled
by any similar preparation extant. The testimony
in its favor given by the most prominent and well
known Physicians and individuals in all parts ofthe
country is immense, and careful perusal of the
Almanac published annually by the proprietor, and
to be had gratis of any his agents. cannot but sat.
isfy the most skeptica that this remedy srealy de.
serving the great celebrity it has obtained
Principal Office and ManuIac tory, No. SO ARCH
street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Rs-Sod by John Mclean and John BealI, Cadiz;
J. r: Cramblett Deersville; w. p. Saunders New
Market; T. j. Brown. Mooreield, and by all dealers
in medicine. apr 23-ly
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ore legs, Sore BroaSts, wounds
gfseI UiccTs.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use, of this wonderful Ointment, when
having to cope with the worst cases of sores wounds
ulcers glanduur swoings, and tunIora. Professor
Holloway has, by command Of the Allied Govern
mcnts dispatched to the hospital of tbs Fast, large
direction OF the Medical Staff the worst cases OF
wounds. twill cure any ulcer, glandular swelling,
stifenss or contraction oi the joints of 80 years
gr.p pJ;p
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ErysipeIas. Salt BElcuII7 and scOr-
bUtic ssgsmsOFs.

Nc remedy has ever done 80 much ;sr the cure
of disease Of the Skin whatever form ;hey may
sumo, as this Ointment. No cases of Salt Rheum,
Scuryy, Sore Heads, Scrofulu or tlysipelas, can
long Withstand its influence. The inventor hss
travelled over many parts of he world, sitting The
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment giving
advice as toits application, and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers to health
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4 Marvellous Remedy.
on AMARvELOUs AGEIl
mOLLOwAY's OTNTMENH
Grnna ExtcrnaI IEcmcdr.

I}y tie aid Of a microscope, we see millions Of
little openings ON the surface Of our bodies. Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed on tic skin. Is
carried to any organ or inward part. Diseases OF
the hidaeys, dsord,rs Of the Liver, and ailccGont
Of the Heart, inflammation OF the Lungs, Asthma
Coughs aud Colds, are by It's means ciilctually Gu
rcd. Every house wic knows that salt passes freely
through bone or meat u any thickness, This heal
ing Ointment far more readily penotraiss through
any bone or feshy part OF the lining body, curing
the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
bcreachod by ether means.
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Hrem0nFS MAJORITY 28O. HopubNcan MAJOR
ity in October 571. Rep gain 10.
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Piles and T isGu7as.

These md other similar distressing complaint;
can be cflectun'ly cured if the Ointmcnt be vel
rubbed in over the parts affected, and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
Doth the Ointment and Pile Should Jc u8el il
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