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united state. nrAil.
PosT orrIoK DIR ARrMHsT,
Washington, D. u, January rs, le91.

w s..s Ss,i g. e g.. j.sa.s, b. 1857.
DRoPosALs for conveying nails United States from
septsmbsl 1885, 80, 1885 nsusivs following
sos wlsiseIoS and Uran, win The Contract
once q a department until . M Of the 10Th Of June 1857
CALIFORNIA.
1851 From Orleans by Scott River Happy Camp and Otte
wa, 70 Yleka, ld0 miles and back once I. fOrtnishl
Hfavs Il Yrsfa next Wsdsssday BY sp%,
Leave YrsI .. every o,her her, Thursday attain;
Bids weekly aips viii Be eonsldeed also bids
i2S7a From Peauma by Bloomfield TO TomaIss Is miles and
Leave Pelaluma Tuesday AZ Ssn;
Leave Leave T r Sna. wednesday a, sam;
1858 FROM Piaesrvs in Carson county Utah. 70 miles
and back, once in two weeks
Leave rssssi sye o,s. MonSsy a,aam'
Leave osnSs sssy esT Saturday
Propos carry weekly April January and
nan, fortnight The residue Of Inc yssr ARE ny'so
$50 miles and back, twice month
Leave San Francisco at on the I'd aud 10Th OF each
Arrive Humboldt Bay gpion,owar Q, in q hours. oo
Arrive AZ San Francisco in 40 hours.
Proposals for u monthly also for weekly ups will be con
1855 From San Benardno BY Fort TETON, vsaa
and back, ONCE in two weeks
sss 81 v sa "sa Ss Ss' 1T
Leave visaia every other Thursday M7am
embracing Monte and Los Angeles win be considered;
also bids to commence 81 Los Angeles instead OF san Der
oeans Bar and Forks Of salmon River
nys s. ssIs ss. n, Sh MsafTss .l.s
Arrive al Trinidad next Saturday by JPN
D' win s sa sondsfea "s'A ''D' ''n'
Leave Quincy Tuesday at m, ..
Leave Leave Nelson poin, Tuesyay ali am; g..
Arrive at Quincy by II am
Bids for more frequent trips will be considered.
OREGON TERRITORY.
From Corvallis BY Kinney n y Gy
Leave Corvallis Thursday at Tam;
Arrive al Oakland Saturday by PM
hsavs o a. coisa nsa sssdss
Bids end sinsaw nchester, will be Considered
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY
ir4a From Cow,z Landing Boise Fort Prarie is miles
Leave CowIz landing every Other Thursday ateam,
Hs Boise ss; soi TG ra f EVERY sy mi
a FROM By s' rs Grand Mound
Leave Oak Point every other Monday ate a mi
Arrive Grand Msupd next day by SPIN,
a4s @pa rsa' a
Bidders schedule Of arrivals and departures aud dis
1916 From Olympia by Montgomery and NJ Ea,ons to u
rs and back esss ~ an %S Ss,sase
1917 From Pacific city, by oily npa and oys''rve to Bridgeport
Bidd as 70 STATE schedule and distance
1918 From stslacoom City TO seate % miles and back once
Leave senacoom City Saturday a,sam;
Arrive seattle by p &c.,.
Leave Seattle Friday al mi
Arrive at Sleiacoom City by ~ IN,
1919 From City, military road, to Fort Waa
walla, 80 miles and back, month.
Leave steiacoom City tie LIST of each monthi
ATrv q Walawalla In week; ..... 81. . .
leave Fo,t Welawaija the aUb OF each month";
Arrive al City Ia one treeh.
Proposals month, and by schedule connect
ing with The mails from San Francisco, California, will be
considered, IT..
UTAH TERRITORY ,
City, Harmony and Pine Valley, to Santa
Bidders to state schedule and distance.
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JoHN WRIDNAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 lInteIlgencerl
All newspaper tho civilized countries the world
cd to notice this advertisement their edDa columns,
be Of several classes scattered through the four d
visions Of the globe and all newspapers throughout the Unitet
States of America requested gratu0us insertion
caonay between this date and the Sd Of March, A. d. 1851
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The of this company will favoraby
a,os successful of similar Institutions In the United eaes
From day August 1855, months the
Novembe 1856 and interests received
ed four hundred thousand hundred
eighty dollars with the payment Of
of hundred and seventy thousand
hundred and twenty eight dollars and sixty one cents
With evidences Of success and good management the d
justified In soliciting share Of public believing
offered AMPLE and that all fair claims will
according than legal tecbnicacs.
company prepared issue policies against loss damage
ny fire
DWELLINGS, FURNITURF, MILLS, MANUFAC.
IORIEs, WAREHOUsEs,
All descriptions BUILDINGS contents
MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS.
and the usual conveyances to or from any portion Of
EUROPE and AMERICA,
and the hulls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
waters. #sE
The premium will be other companies and
liking them construction aud arrangement
will be taken into consideration. f-g .,E4
All speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office northwest Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
street, Washington city, D. G.
Elsurance may also be effected at the Home Office
Northeast VGlt and Second Philadelphia
principal cities Of the United States by authorized
officers of the company. N&
June l3--dy
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tickets and shares and certificates OF packages in the
the prompt
an account drawing viii be Immediately after K
over o who order from me. Address
IT p. J. buckley, Agent.
Feb III Wilmington, Del
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Nassau Hall College Of New Jersey, Princeton

"Shoud auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min'
Should auld acquaiptsnce Ne 6prs0s
And days o. nnd lang syne."
The members the senior ending June, 1899
the junior class of the ending June, 1892 Sophomore
class Of the ending Jupe 1881 and Freshman
year ending in JSns se hereby eaes.ed e assemble in
washington, d. o., by the third March, "A. d. 1857
to brighten the links Of The chain ofove and friendship which time
nor tide can entirely exchange in their
lives greeting and sympathy, aud untmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seIfappoined committee will be
held on the first Monday in SEPTEMBER D. 1856 United
States HOTEL Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fl
which those members classes whom
vcnen ara invited to Attend when the necessary will
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
In hs mean tme those this notice is addressed will be
good enough secretary ofhe committee by mail with
''" EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, M. D.,
Of PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON hIdifNkh,
OF Lancaster, Pennsyvanis,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Allegheny CO., Md,
SAMUEL p. RIOT nnS
~ Of nalst Iron anil Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WABHNGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
< . COmm ttee.
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brilliant schemes for March, 1867.
"a h. commissioners appoints
by the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware

Lottery benefit Of tbs
sTATE OF DELAWARE.
Class SO, for 1897.
To be drawn Del, Saturday. March IA, 1887.
rs number iouery-l2 drawn ballots.
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NOTICE IS hereby Given that application will be
made duplicate behalf of the heirs OF
New whose warrant mperfecy assgned
stolen month Of December cdpedt
Land oce and the Commissioner Of
Pensions Dotfed of Its lost
Feb l4-6wlawt
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pRoPosALs for conveying the mails OF the United States from
September 1851 June 1885, inclusive, following
CALlFokHIA, Territories Of ORE
CON- WAsnIsorok UTAH, win
o ID. m
IN be decided a0th Of Jane
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LEGAL NOTICE.

KATHERINE MARTIN, whose place of resi-
n dence is without the State of Ohio, will
take notice that ON the 21st day of September,
A. D. 1857, at the instance of Lauren M Todd,
summons and an order of attachment was
issued against her by the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, in said
State, demanding two hundred dollars, that
said summons was returned endorsed, that said
Katherine Martin was not found, and that q
notice had been served on William Mcknight
as garnishee supposed to have funds of said
Katherine in his hands.
Said Lauren M. Todd demands $4,000 with
interest from the first day Of September last,
against said Katherine Martin, Josiah Wilson
and John Lewis, oy virtue of a writing obliga-
tory, dated the 10th day of June, 1854, wherein
they covenanted to indemnify said Todd and
hold him harmless for selling as Constable cer-
tain goods and chattels, as the property of John
Wells, at the suit of said Katherine Martin,
which were claimed by Butler Wells, and for
which the said Butler Wells has at law reeov-
cred large damages against said Lauren M.
Todd. -sssssss
Unless said defendant appear in said Court
on or before the first Saturday in February,
1858, and answer or demur to said petitioll' at
the February term of said Court, said plaintiff
will ask for judgment against her by default.
ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON, <
Dec. 9, ,1S57.-6w. Att'ys for Petitioner,
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Notice to Taxpayers.

r N consequences of a general misunderstood
i ing in regard to the penalty for delinquent
taxes, the County Treasurer would call the
attention of Taxpayers to the 73d section Of
the tax law, to be found on the 922d page OF
Swans Statute, as follows: a
"All tracts of lands and lots returned delin-
quent or forfeited to the State, shall be again
entered upon the duplicate, and the taxes on
such tract or lot, including the tax of the cur
rent year shall be- charged thereon, with 80
per cent. penalty on the amount charged on
the duplicate of the preceding year"
N. R,-Having made arrangements for that
purpose, will take for taxes tho notes of the
following banks;
All the solvent hanks Of Kentucky; the
State bank of Indiana, the Bank of the State
of Indiana.
These are in addition to the current notes oi
this State. FREDERIC KOEHLER,
Nov. Is, 1s57.-4t. Treas. NJ. CO.
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Sherif''S Sale in Partition,

VIM. Hoppe and wife RY virtue of an order
vs.. - of sale in partition
Joseph Howiler, ct al to me directed from the
court of common pleas of Monroe county, o., 1
will offer for sale at the front door Of the court
house. in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, The 9th dug Of January, 1858.
the following described land situate in said
county, to wit:
"A part of the north west quarter of section
seventeen, in township six, and range six, be-
ginning for the boundary of the same at the
south east corner of Conrad Howiler's land, be-
ing So rods east from the south west corner of
said quarter thence east 25 rods, thence north
parallel with Conrad Howiler's line so rods to
the north line of the quarter, thence west 25
70 Is to Conrad Howiler's line thence south with
Coma Howiler's line l60 rods to the place of
beg ling, containing 25 aires more or less.
Ordered to be sold in the case of William
Hoppe and wife, against seph Howiler and
others. G. N. MORROW,
Dec. 8. s. 90 eherif, NJ c: O,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOBLE COUNTY.
William Crum, DY virtue of writ of
.s VS.. d execution to me di-
John Adams, John rected from The Court Of
D. Mott, w. T. Common Pleas of Noble
Smallwood and J. county, Ohio, l will offer for
w. Brummelle. sale at pubic auction, at
the front dool of the courthouse, in the town of
Woodsfeld, in said county, between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ. on
Saturday, the Cd dayof January, 1858,
the following town lots situate in the county
of Monroe, and State of Ohio, to wit:
Lot number sixteen in the town of Calais
(proper) appraised at five hundred dollars.
Also, lot number eighteen in the town of
Calais proper,) appraised at one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Also, lot number twenty, in the town Calais
(Dailey's additionO appraised at one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Levied on as the property of W. T. SMALL
wood, at the suit of William Crum against John
Adams and others.
C. M. MORROW,
Dec. 2. 81 o5 - Sheriff, III. c. Q.
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FOR SALE BY
JNo. NJ KIRKBRlpE, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Oct. 4, 1857.
Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement ac-
~ counts have been filed in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio by executors,
and administrators, as follows to wit
William Thornberry, Executor of Joseph
Thornberry;
John 3. Noll, Administrator of Margaret
Patton;
James Buchanan Administrators of Thomas
Erskine;
Catharine Lawrence, Administrative of J.hn-
son Lawrence;
R. Jackson and J.. Hawkins, Executors OF
Joshua Hawkins.
Said accounts stand for hearing and exami,
nation before said court on the 2Sth day oi
December, 1857. In the mean time they are
subject to the examination of all persons in
terested therein. JOHN S. WAY,
Nov. 20, lS57.-3w. Probate Judge.
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DUFFrS MERCANTILE
e. g f.T. e e 3

Corner Sd and Market sts., Pittsburgh,
frHE Oldest, most extensive and most perfect-
iy organized COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in
Ahe United States The only one in the State
acting under Legislative Charter.
;kaas TRUSTEES:
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President of the United States.
Hon. JUICE W1LKISs, | Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JuDeE HAMPTON, Gen. j. 4. MooRHEAD
Hon. JuDoE LowRiE.
{. p. DuFF; (author Duifs system of Mercan-
stiIe and Steamboat Book -Keeping,) President
of the faculty.
"a. T. HoWDEN, Superintendent, with four
associate teachers of Bookkeeping.
J. s. DUNCAN, (author of Duncan's PEN
.manship, with an assistant, Professor of Busi-
ness and ornamental Psninanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Lecturers on Com,
Hon. ]. NJ. KIRKPATRICK, mercial Law and
Hon. JUDGE SHANNON, politicafeconomy
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, Lecturer on Com
zneFcial Ethics.
]. MURPHY, Teacher of Detecting Counter
felt Bank Notes.
The Students of this institution are instruct
ed from First Premium Systeln Of Book
keeping and First Premium System of PEN
manship.
THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUM Sill
y YER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
Have been awarded by different Fairs to
Dufss unrivalled system of Bookkeeping, and
Dancan's elegant new system of business and
! ornamental penmanship.
Duffs system of Book Keeping is found to
contain nearly double the amount of practical
business exercises given by any other CONNER.
.cial College, and its superiority is attested by
over 400 Students, after from three to fifteen
years successful practice in business, (circular,
\. 10y ye. the. process of teaching is so per-
3sotly matured and simphfed by near twenty
vsarP experience of the Principal, that atStudents
usually graduate in half the time occupied by
= other Colleges, ssayiugs from Slb to $z0 IN
board. No time is lost in experimenting upon
New Systems Of oftsachingp on waiting for the
teachers to write out manuscript exercises.
Our course of study will hereafter have added
i - It, a9sl
Jofur SrecK AND PRIV ATE BANKERs' BooKs.-
Aoomple set of each is prepared upon the most
approved forms of Eastern and Western Banks
and Bankers. Also,
RArLRoAp Books, prepared from the forms oi
g IT The New York and Erie, and the Pennsyi
yania Railroad Books.
No similar College in the Union exhibits
such list of successful Students, (circulal
-19,) either as Merchants, Book-keepers, o.
tsechers of Book keeping and writing.
DUFF's Book KsEpIse, Harper's new enlarged
.sditisn, price 81 So postage 20 cents,
DuFF's STEAMBOAT BooK-KEEPINe. Price 81
postage cents.
- DuHcAx's BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL Pen
nAxsHIp, Crown quarto, $500; mailed pos
paid. An elegantly bound copy of this splen
did work will be presented to every studen
who hereafter graduates in the institution
9 The above works for sale by the book sellers
Specimens of Mr.. Duncan's penmanship, an'
the new College Circular, just issued, mailet
free.
- Address all letters to the Principal.
Nov. A. 1857.
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EStray Notice.

CTAYED away from the subscriber, living
y near the steam mill at the mouth of Sun
fish, one yoke of oxen, four years old, black
and white spotted; also two red and white milk
COWS. ,ss..
Any person returning them, or any of them
to the owner, or giving him information so that
he may obtain them, will be paid for their
trouble. His post Office, address is sunish,
Monroe county, Ohio.
s Dec, 2, ls57.-3t.pd. WILLIAM DARL.
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ten years has shown 1t to supe- \ ~3sS
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you invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its
purpose ever put out. With bad cold should
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take any ether remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIEID, MISS, Feb. Z, 1856.
BROTHER ArER will cheerfully certify your PEcToRL
is the best remedy we possess for the of Vhoopng
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HIRAM CoNKL1N, MD.
AMOS LEE ESQ.,, MONTEREY, a. writes, Sd JAN, 1856:
II had tedious Influenza which confined me in doors
tried your PECroRAL by the advice of clerpymaa.
The first dose relieved the soreness in my throat and
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WELL Your medicines the cheapest well the best
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER Pa, Feb 4, 1856.
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JESSE HALL SR.S. ESTATE.
ATOTICEi is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed was, on the lst day Of October, 1927.
appointed by the Probate Court OF Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator of the estate OF
Jesse Hall, Sr. JOHN BEARDMORE,
Nov. 16, 1857.---3w. Admir-;
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TO TEACHERS.

TO TEACHERS.
THE Board of Examiners of Monroe County,
i Ohio, will, for the purpose of examining
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualified, hold meetings in the Woods
field Union School, ON each of the following
days, via;
Saturday, 19M Dec. at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
The examination will commence each day
precisely at o'clock, A. NJ, and Teachers not
present at that hour, will not be examined.
- By order Of the Board. sse
aaI JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
woodsfeld, Sept %, 1857 r.er + 80
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John II. Rownds, ! OF the 18th day of
VS.. ~ November, 1897, an
W. T. Buckingham. order of attachment
YVES issued by James Cunningham, Justice
of the Peace for Center township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against the defendant w. 7. Bucking-
ham, a nonresident of the State ofOhio. The
cause will he for trial on the 18th day Of jan
uary, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN NJ. ROWNpS
Dec. 8, 1sb7.-3w,
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned is prepared to locate Land
L Warrants in Iowa: The best selections will
be made in thesouthern part of the State.- he
having secured an efficient Agent to make selec-
tions and locate the. Warrants. The subseri-
Der tiatters himself that he can render entire
Charges reasonable. =
May Is, 1857. JOHN B. NoLL, Agent.
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Attachment Motice.

Reuben Hawkins, ID hFoRE me Woodman
against ID okey, justice of the
Daniel Cooper. Peace in and for sanklin
township, Monroe county, Ohio, wrissof at
tachment was issued out by the Plaintiff gsinst-
the goods, chatteis, moneys and effects OF the
Defendant on the 18th day of October 1857,
for the sum of ninety~iss dollars and sixty
three cents. REUBEN HAWkl :.
Oct. 2S, lS5Ts--Sw.
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NEW MARBLE WORKS :!

TTNHE undersigned are making arrangements
i to carry OH the business of manufacturing
CRAZE STONES TOMB STONES,
MONUMENTS, &c, sc.
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR ITALIAN MARBLE,
when desired. They hope, by strict attention
to business and moderate prices, to render sat
isfaction to those who may purchase work OF
them. They will also be prepared to furnish
work in Free Stone to all wishing it.
ALEX. POPE,
DANIEL NEUHART.
Sept. 80, 1s57.-1y.pd.
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The All Healing Remedy
SUGGESTED BY THE WORLDS
EXPERIENCE.
H04.0WAYS OINTMENT
IT EXpELS DISEASE /,

1t Is sad that all productions fhumar. skill.
nave their day, and are superseded by new in.
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edy. sit is not for day, but for all time.u
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root of all diseases III the blood. and medical
aitcan accomplish nothing beyond that The
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like water through porous substance. reaches
the germ or radiS OF scRoFULA, SALT RHEuH
ERYsIPELAs. CANCER, TENOR and all eruptiya
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erases the faint at once and forever ~
WGUN DS, BRUISES. BURNS AND
SCALDa.
The extent to which mechanical and mann
featuring industry in this conntry has reach
ed is greater than in any other. Here, thers-
fore, the liability to bodily accident has in.
creased in the same ratio. Accidents are la
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dies. The most powerful curative ever ap-
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is HoLLowAy's OINTMENT. Every tradesman--.
every man to whom an accident may happsn---
and who is there exempt - should be pro-
vided against the physical danger which,
though never foreseen are of hourly occur
renee.
ERYSIPELAS, SALT RIIEUM PILES.
AND PAINS.
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tailed statement OF their. number or character
would be vain. 1t is sufficient to say that the
Ointment has never proved ineffie acious =.