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-'CosTAR's RAT, RoAca, BED-BU0 &c, ExreE-
ArsAToR.-we invite special attention to Sos
tar's' advertisement in another column. These
Remedies for all domestic pests, such as Rats,
Cock Reaches, Bed-Buzs, Ants, Fleas, &c, are
said to be invaluable; indeed, we can speak from
actual knowledge Of their rare merits. The
name ct "COsiar," is a household word" "a
New Workers, and his Depot, No. 3Ss Broad
way, is thronged by thousands daily. AS the
summer approaches we advise every one who
would Be rid of the above named pests, to send
and proctraa timely supply Of the ErtaWildtO,.
Druggists and Dealers also should send their or
ders early il they would secure trade in arti,
cles for which there is constant demand, and
n which a fair profit may be realized.
These Remedies we learn, are being exten-
sively introduced throughout the Canadas. West
Indies and South Aaserica, as well as the Uni
ted States. Orders Qarge or small accompa
MED by the cash, win receive prompt attention j
addressed to "CosTAR's" Principal Depot, No
38s Broadway, New York.-Rieha'ds0as Jour
| ,,oI
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MOI I'D Vote.

As we expected, the Free State men Of Kan.
sas have resolved not to vote at the coming c.
lection of delegates to the convention to frame a
State Constitution They held conve nton at
Topeka on the 10th and 11th of this month, and
such is the import of one of the resolutions a.
dopted. Ofcourse, then, it will be entirely a
pro-slavery convention and the character of the
constitution to be formed is no longer doubtful
Tne Free State men may yet have one chance
more to make fools of themselves When the
constitution is presented to Congrssand admis
sion demanded as State, it may be referred
back to vote of the people, as it should have
been under the territorial act ITSELF If in that
event the Free State men again refuse to
vote, there will of course no longer a doubt as
to "Whose fault'' it is that Kansas becomes a
slave State. But the late Topeka convention
was certainly curiosity in it's way. They re-
solve that they will in flexibly "aJde By the pi,7,
c:pes Of sq~atter sovereignty as enHnctqted in he
Kansas Nebraska GH" nm! -
There, them are the Free State men of Kan.
sas endorsing, approving, and resolving to sus.
tain the principle of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
And yet they refuse to vote, which is the only
way they can be sustained and carried out. Il
that is not an incongruity and an idiotic absurd
ity We know not what is.
Iii evidently the result ofa struggle in their
minds between the promptinss of their ow
Judgment and interests on the one side, and the
commands of the Northern Abolitionsts on the
other.
Its like the jackass between two stacks ofhay
who wanted to eatthem both at once and be
fore he could make up his mind which to seize
first, he starved to death. Pitts. Post.
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MARRIED..


On the 26th ult,, by Rev. J. s. McCready,
Mr.. ROBERT HESDERsoS, Of Piney Fork, to Miss
MARGARET KYLE of Greene township, Harrison
county, Ohio.
On the 5th, by Rev. David Craig, Mr.. WIN.
II. WATSON, of Belmont county, to Miss SARAH
A. BoeGs, Of Harrison county, Ohio.
On the nth, by Rev. VIM. L. Vincent, Mr..
GEORGE D. LEMAN to Miss HANNAH f. HALL
At the same time, by the same, Mr.. VIM.
CASE, of Georgetown to Miss JAENNA HALL
On the 10TH by James M. Bradford, Esq,
Mr.. Thomas MALLERNEE to Miss ELLEN CRAM
BLETT, all of Harrison county Ohio.
On the 21st, by Rotert Mckee, Esq, Mr.. r.
NJ. BAKER of Coshocton county, to Miss MARY
THOMPSON, of Harrison county, Ohio. :
On the 25th, by Rev. T. r. Crawford, Mr.
DAVID B. WALLACE, to Miss MARGARET, daugh-
ter of JoShoa Dickerson all of this county.
On the 9TH inst, by Rev. T. J. Kennedy, Mr.
SAMUEL KELLY and Miss MAIINDA MCMATH
all of Freeport.
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For the Caiiz Democratic Sentinel.


The aS2in which we live, is one Of progress
in the i'm Jrovemont Of machinery, AMI one too
in which the farmers may rejoice, from the fact
that their aborean be done, to great extent,
with so much ease. / take great pleasure in
announcing to the public that | have quite an
extensive agency established to me for the cele-
brated Maany's Rea2in5 aal Moving Machine
combined. Having had some experience in
those mlcaine', the past season, by shipping in
to the neighborhool, besides using one through
the whole harvest, can safely recommend it to
the farmers as the best implement of machine
kind ever saw in the harvest field taking every
thing into consideration. Its adaptation to the
uneven surface in or region of country, as, well
az its lightnesss Of draft, its advantage in mo-
wing from place to place, as it runs upon wheels,
the cutting bar can be raised in moment Of
time above any approaching danger We now
ed with one span of horses, with the exception
Of about three days with one horse over one
hundred and fifty acres, and our horses were in
as good plight when we quit as when we begun
and better calculated to run the machine.
Now this is an age in which farmers must use
frugality and economy, in g,tting up their har-
vest, as labor is high, as we'll AS laborers are
scarce. They are the very machine which ey-
cry brought to have, and he can do his own
work with case and comfort, AMI just when he
wants it done Iexpeetto canvass the territory
or counties assigned me as my field ol labor,
early this spring, and procure as many orders
for machines as possible in due time as it is tho't
the demand for machines cannot be met the pres
ent season. 1t is enoined upon their agents to
travel the territory assigned to them, that all
who desire can have machine, as they will fill
all orders to their regular agents, if possible.
Now those who wish a machine can avail
themselves i'll time as there will be no funds re-
qured until the first of July. That those who
wish machine may just as well have ono in
time, and not run the risk of getting one when
you wantto use it. The payments are so ar
range that they can be easily met. Fifty dol
lars on the first day of July, and the balance in
three and six months notes are required, or five
per cent. discount for cash. There has been
some improvement on this machine for the year
fifty-seven-the manufacturers think it o per.
feet machine. Call at my premises and you can
see one of the improved machines. Any infor-
nation wanted respecting these machines will
give frankly by letter Or on personal interview
Address ALEX. w. TAGGART.
Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio
March 1857
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MTRRAY & LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER
Tastes are as various in relation to perfumes as
to wines. AL gourn,ets, however admire the
C2iquot Champagne; and ladies of taste and re-
fined perceptions, admit that the fragrance ol
Murray & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER surpas-
s,s that Of every other floral essence, except the
best Marie Farina Colonge. In South America
the former is considered the finer article, and
although recently introduced in this market, it
is in equal favor with our fair counrywomen.-
Like the German Colonge, it is prepared from
fresh flowers, but as the aromatic vegetation Of
Florida is more odoriferous than that Of Europe,
the Florida Water Clearing tho above trade
mark has decidedly richer odor than any CO.
longe.
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March, 1857.
Oriental and OccidentaI Luxuries.

1t is not our intention in the present article, to
give our readers detailed account of all the
commodities that come under the abovs head
even in our own time, but our attention was
called to particular branch of them by dis
cussion we heard some days since in reference
to scents and odors, and the various properties
and denominations Of the same in ancient and
modern timos. In Biblical History we read of
incense as used in public worship much in the
same way a: it is in the present day in the GER
emonials of the Roman Church, but we also
read of garments smelling with aloes and cas-
sia," both, doubtless, vegetable perfumes of rare
cosmetics showing that in private life also per-
fumes were in ordinary uso and down to the
first dawn Of the Christian Era, we read of pre-
parations of myrrh, &c, as brought from the
Fast, probably from the heart Of Asia, where
floral vegetation is INDIGENOUS; indeed, the East
was at all times famed for it's rich and rare pro-
ductions, it was even pretended by the origi.
nators of the Farina Colonge that the basis of
their preparation was oriental! The discussion
we before alluded to, however, assumed differ
ent aspect, when we were told, that what we
had before considered as fantasy of the poet,
viz, the Fountain Of Rejuvenescence" was to a
certain extent to become stern reality, and that
whatever might be the oriental advantages Of
the "Fariua Colonge," the far surprising per-
fime Of THE FLORIDA WATER" being ON the
contrary occidental, and cullcd from rare exotcs
in our own sunny cline Of Florida, was now
becoming and wouldeventually take its stand
as the most indispensable acquisition of the to-
let table. The fact can be confirmed, beyond
all doubt, by trial of the perfume; indeed, we
were scep.ical ourselves until so convinced; and
knowing the common duty we owe to ALL we
thought 1t would be just to render to Murray
& Lannan our need Of praise for their wonder
full discovery, not only riyalng, but casting into
the shade all the essences from the East that
have been hitherto unassailed, we wish then
hearty success in their present undertaking,
viz. in giving it wider publicity through the me-
dum Of the press A good article cannot be
too we'll known.-M r. Sunday Times
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Special st otitts
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE.

MO PAY IL Dr.. Toblass celebrated Venetian
~ Lihimsnt doss not cure Cholera. Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting cuth
Burns, Old Sores, Swellings, Toothache, Head.
ache, Dysentary, Group, Coughs. Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, Mosqpelo, bites Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in tbs limbs, back and
chest
Dr. Tobias has W aTranted his Linimehtsfcr eight
years without ever having demand for the. return
oft mone all that is asked is 10 use II according
to the directions.
NO oSE WILL EVER BE- WITHOUT IT
Alter once using it. Ii you do not ind Il better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUK MONEY KLTUHNED!
0TThousands Of certificates have been received
speaking of its virtues. Now-a.dayslt Is the prac-
known persons, or given by those who never used
the medicine now DIR Tobias offers TO pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove inat he ever published a
false certificate during the time he has had his med
Call oil the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons envious Of the large sale Of the vene.
ton Liniment have stated it is injurious to take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l. Samuel l. Tobias Of the city OF New York, be
ing duly sworn, do dePose that compound a Lini.
ment called Venitian and that the ingredients ol
which 1t is compounded perfectly harmless to
VI litbIhuliy even unublo quuutltg
in The directions accompanying each bottle
S. |. TOBIAS.
New York, January 9Th. 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
FERNANDOsWOOD, Mayor
! Price 25 and so cCnts. Sold by tho Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
| IEr Also for sale, DR.. Tobias Horse Linmeht, il
pint bottles, ut 50 cents warranted superior to any
other. ...rs.
| Dr.. Tobias' Office, No Sc Courtland street, New
| York.
| AGENTs.-T H Logan & Co. and Thompson s
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and 5 Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Mooreheld; NJ Joiley, New
| Market; E Phipps 81 Co. Smyrna.
! November l9 lS56-lyr, ,sopcial notice,
| NEURALGIA CURED-Read what Mr.. Boy
such res Jeetable sources as Carter's Spanish Mix
ture Mr., +. Buyden, one of the original proprieto or
of the Astor House, New York and for numbe
| OF years of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va
was cured of n attack of Neuralgia, by Car
/ ter's Spanish Mixture. The rapid and perfect cur
effected in his case by this valuable medicine, ar
rested his attention aud excited his interest; he rec
commended 1t to others afflicted with variety o
diseases, and in every instance cure VAS effected
/ He has seen it cure Ague and Fever, Rheumatism
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Feyers, Violent Cough
| and caseswhich were said to he confirmed Consump
tion and neatly every other disease for which il i
used He remarks it is difficult to know what dis
ease it will not relieve or cure, and as Blood pu
rifier, and Spring and Fall medicine, he has neve
ten is equal. He cheerfulIy recommends it on al
occasions, and believes it to be the most vaiuabl
| remedy exant tsg
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70 Parents.

Childhood, the most tender portion of our exis.
tence is generally most esected and thousands OF
youth die every year from neglect of parents to at
tend to the early symptoms Of disease. Every Da.
rent mast be we'll aware that headaches, dizziness
sick stomach, iurred tongue, etc, indicate disor.
sickness must soon follow, if the which gives
rise to such symptoms be at once expelled IRON
the system. How criminal, therefore is it for pa
rents TO neglect the health Of their children. when
DIR. HAlrSET'S celebrated FOREST PILLS are SO
well adapted to remove every vestige of impending
disorder. These mild vegetable pills not only
cleanse the stomach and blood from all impurities
but when used in connection with the forest Wine
will cure readily, Old standing colds and coughs
ague and fever, scroiuIcns- affections, an other
chronic diseases
DR.. aalsey's advertisement may be seen in an.
nfE ri
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and

PHILADELPHIA, March |, 1883.
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir--For the past two
years | have been severely afflicted with the Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia and Piles, suffering constant.
Iy the pains and Inconvenience attendant upon snch
complaints without energy, being scarcely able to
attend to any business. used great deal OF med
icine, with no apparent change, until used your
Hoof1and German Filters" They have entirely
cured me. | am now ehtitely free from pain and
ache Of any kind, ani feel like a new man in every
respect, aud unhesta,ingly recommend your Bitterl
to all invalids. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN K. CORY,
See advertisement No u tagranoe Place
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IllEIA.

On the Goth, Mrs SLEMaoNs, wife of Matthew
Slemmons Of Cadiz.
In Wheeling, on the 9th DR.. s. P. HULLrES
aged 46 years. e5a gF Z
In SteubenviIle, on the 2Sth, Mrs. BURNS,
wife Of Rev. John Burns, aged 48 years.
In Archer township on the same day, Mrs.
McILRAvY, cor sort Of Hugh McIlravy, Ia
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SOMETHING New AT LAsr.-The manual AL
phabet for the Deaf and Dumb, and for the CON
vcnience and amusement Of all. By means Of
itany one, young o:oIl can acquire perfect
knowledge Of the deaf and dumb language in
two hours so as to converse in it, Or impart it to
others. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
Of a5 cents, or to clubs of for 81. Avery lib.
eral discount to dealers. Those wishing more
information relative to it, must enclose three
cent stamp.
+ Address, WIN. N'DUNNELL, Engravcr,
l95 Broadway, Cor of Dey Street,
New York
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JoHN McCoRM1cK, tWM. Hoae,
Omaha city, NJ : Cadiz, Ohio.
JOHN MCCORMICK & Co.
La no "a &en II So.

Ohtaba Lfty NeJ''asE0 7siTltNy. -7I- 4
Having established ourselves at this place for the
transaction of General Land Agency we will give
prompt attention 10 all business entrusted 10 u.s.
Will select Government Land from personal inspec.
tion in Kansas, Nebraska and the western line of
Iowa. and ON the opening Of the Land Office, will
give special attention to the selection OF Lands for
settlers and others desiring good locations. will
locate buy and sell Land Warrants negotiate and
guarantee Loans furnish Mapa, pay taxes, &C.
Entries made for foreign dealers on favorable terms
and money loaned for Capitalists on Real Estate
security. We invite the attention Of Capitaists
and others desiring investments.
Dec a. '56-f 1.5t-a.- letasa I'd stiH
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Cadia, Ohio, April /, ls57.tl
TO H HiTEACHERS..

THE Board of Examiners, of Harrison county
i Ohio, will hold anneetihg at Cadiz, in the High
School Building, on. Thursday anil Friday, the q
Teachers, under the "Act to provide for the Teor-
ganization, supervision, and maintenance. OF Com
mon Schools, passed March Hlh, 1853.
BY order Of the Board ,....,..,
N5A GEO. PARKER Clerk
N q. Each applicant is required TO bs present
both days.
March 10, lss7.3t- t
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NEW FIRM.
MCPHERSON & CO.

HAYING entered into partnership in the business
L Of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones OF every description, now pre-.
pared to accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage the shortest notice and in tho very
best style; as Dallas is one OF the best workmen
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Raii
road street, opposite the Probate office. Please call
MCPHERSON & co.
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kELiN WEbjH-'. ..s'.s....,.D D. u WELCH4
y REIN WEIGH & CO.,
Bankers & Exchange Brokers,
OFFICE MAIN ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC BUILDISGs,
o ~ 4 NAH

Cad1@, Ohio,
Dealers in COLL, StUer, Ec6tahge, Pronaissory
Notes, Drafts, Uacm7e1 Money and Land
Wants.
9oJ-Partcular attention given to the cole utions
on this and other poin Is throughout the Union
January %, 1857, II.
8rlNfE2E5r paiI on Deposits at the Banking
House of REIN WEIGH e. Co,
RrPuRCHASED, and for sale Mt the Banking
House of REIN WEIGH g. CO.., Sight and Time
Bills on New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pitts.
burgh, and all the principal cities Of the Union.
a1TLAND WAR; MS Purchased and for sale
AT the Banking House of REzIN WEIGH & CO.,
9-rPREMlUM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House of REIN WEIGH 4 CO., aaiT
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MURRAY G. LANMAN'S
FLORIDA w AFTER.
This rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared from
tropical flowers of surprising fragrance. without
the admxture of coarse essential oils which form
tie staple OF ma ny " Essences and "Extracts for
the Toilet Its Aroma is as in xhaustible as that
of the 'Farina Colonge," and as fresh and delicate
as the breath of Living Blossoms
What are It's Anfecedentss
For twenty years ii has mainta ned its nscendency
over all other perfumes throughout Cuba, South
America and the West indies. II has been intro.
ehieed into the United States, in response to the
earnest demand growing out Of its Southern repnta
ton. A cure for
Headache and Faintness.
AS ar odor for the handkerchief, it is as delicious
asthe lotto Of Roses" 1t lends freshness and
transparency to the complezoni and removes head
ache and faintness.
COUNTERFEITs.
Beware Of limitations Look for the name OF
MURRAY g. LANMAN on the Bottle, Wrnpper
ant Ornamented Label. Sold by DIT. Lam MAN
q CO., wholesale druggists, No 65 Watt Tstreet,
New York, and by all druggists, Ut 80 conts per
bottle e VI.
April l. ls57-ly.
+ atiH
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OA A00 LBS Bacon, Sides, and Shoulders
h~UsOOO Wanted; for which The highest price
in cash or goods will be paid If delivered socn BY
[mnrlS '57l 3 g. II. McFA DDEN
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MeINrYRE CxrrK, Ieff co. o

:, October IL, 1856.
MrssRs. MEANs& BRoTHERs 1--WE have our work
all finished Engine perfect works the best Of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish 10 buy, call and
see ours. RALSfONl q bROWNi
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IlooKsrowN. Beaver CO.. Pa. |,

HooKsTowN, Beaver CO.. Pat
October IL, 1856.
MEsst5. MEANs & BROTHERS., Owing to defec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of yon. last sea-
son, did3not do sowell. Now Ii does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know or I win oil wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine.
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OE-Mes,rs McFalden, Hatchsr-and Brown,
are receiving their new goods.
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JOHN HUMMER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Gad11. Ohio.

as-Shop on Market street, three doors IRON the
cSTner, in the room formerly occupied BY J. M.
Estep, Esq, and opposite b,own's store shnre
of patronage respectfully ollci,ed. ~
Cadiz; Ohio, April J, l5o7-E al
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VEGETABLE MATERIAL.

and require Mercury to be taken befors or afie.
therE. They do their work mere thoroughly thar
any Of the nalsools Eermifuges Of the dsv
THE PRIMARY CAUSE. OF DEATH
is considered BY the most distinguished Pkysici.ns
to be worms amghg children. Il is scarcely neces
sary therefore, q pat mothers eE guard aqaipst
this insiduous complaiRt, TO recommend them 40
take prompt steps rensoTe by the use of the on
lyirus remedy, KEMP'S PASfILLES, presented
in such a palatabIe form that children take them
eagerly without coaAing. Sold hysD T.. T.LANMAN
& CO.. 50 Water Street, New York and by ali
druggists at 25 cents per bottle ~
April l, ls57-ly 81. -. e
Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.
| THE partnership nererofofe existing underline 6rm
OF Mcpherson & Rose, in the marble business ii
Cadiz is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
books and accounts are left in the hands OF G, ".
McPherson, to whom il is requested immediate pay.
ment should be made as Mr. Rose will start west in.
u tewdays g.. w. McP HERS0N,
| Msrch 10, 1851. JOHN J. ROSE. ~
| Cadiz. o.. apl-5T ct ts e,
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,. ScoTT Posr OFFICE Adams co.. o.,
March LIST, So
MEssRs MEANS. .& BROTHERS, II nave nov iinish-
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The. milt
men are satisfied. If you have ever built any that
bcats either Of them,I should like to know where
they are. Come and zee these. @9
OLIVER ROsS, Mill-Wright.
Ctanhnn lille Ian 0a lQh1. 6In
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MOTHERS, Save YOuR cmIIDarN,

The peculiar properties which belong to "EeHt's
LOzenges," have never before been combine in
eny PREPARATION. They attractive TO the eye as
SIeeetHleat Of Delicious Fiauor,
rapid. yet harmless in their opeEation, eomposed
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ANTIPHLO LOGISTIC SALT!
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
For the Lancet, LeecheS IL BIiSterS!
Of its intrinsic ya,ue the enlightened community,

Of its intrinsic va1He the enlightened community,
and not the discouerer must be the Judge.
Many medicines offered for sale accompanied
by doubtful certificates ttheir virtuel and claim
sense AS the dscoverer of this Salt soemnly
protests against having i. placed in the category Of
Of frauds and impositons. he has resolved that ii
shall go forth to the world like the pure gold dollar,
with no other passport than its own true value II
the public find it genuine they will receive tit
spurious they will reject and condemn it. Instead
Of being panecea for all ills it has control but
one ilI---has but one aim and aceompishes but one
hing, to witt sUBpUBs lNFLAMAToAY DIsEAsE7-wlat-
ever be its form or locality whether in the head,
throat, chest abdomen, extremities or skin
When the discoverer, after q long series Of labo.
fious and costly experiments became fully confirm.
ed in his opinion that the Antiphlogistic Salt which
he has the happiness to present TO the American
Dublic was