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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The last three days have witnessed the arrival of about
1900 troops bound for Utah On Thursday evening 400
came in Friday 200 and yesterday 600 more all via
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
The troops arriving yesterday go to the 9Th and 10th
regiments Of infantry under the command of Capt Ste
of the 5th. In company with them Captain
Robass of the 4th artillery Capt Heth of tho 10th infant
y Leuts Wingate and Stth of the 5h infantry Iieus
Marshall and ROssell of the 10th infantry Leus Bootes
and Lee of the 9Th infantry.
Two thirds Of the command went by steamer TO Fort
Leavenworth Immediately arrival yesterday the re-
mander passed to Jefferson Barracks to 90 TO Fort
Lcavcnworth to-day.
Captain Stevenson courteous and intelligent officer
from Virginia. is in charge of this detachment and will
continue with them to Utah. where his regiment now
SIS Louis RTs1,icdn, Nay TO-
The United States brig cambridge dropped down on
Monday from the Norfolk navyyar 10 the naval anci
orage She is destined for the African squadron The
ng-F. b. Renshaw LIST lieutenant O.. A. Stevens !;
I'd lieutenant--S. s. Bassett Sd lieutenant W. p. A.
Campbell; passed assistant surgeon-W. X Wysham.
The Colorado probably left Hampton Roads on the
10th instant, to proceed direct to st. Domingo.
Purser Samuel p Todd of tho navy died In New York
city on Tuesday morning last At meeting of the pur
sers on that naval station the following resolution WAS
adopted ~ MS
Resolved (unanmously That they feel deep regret for
the loss Of their brother officer, Who in the course of
long and honorable service Of than forty years
had attained the rank Of the second puser the navy
register that In respect to his memory they wear Grape
the left arm for thirty days that they offer to the family
that the same he published in the daily papers,
VIM SINCLAIR, Puncr in the chair
GARRETT r. BARRv,, Purser, Secretary.
NAVY YARD New York, May III. 1858.
Purscr Todd was native and citiseu Of Pennsylvania
and entered the naval service July 20, 1872 .i a
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ABRIDGMENT or CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES

AnaDaxKxr me nEaATxs OF BY Hon. T. H Bcut@
New York. .. Appleton Co, Washington
The seventh volume Of this great work Is before Us
1t covers the period from November, 1890, 70 Aph
1924 an important epoch in American history. MI
Benton has prepared lis matter with fidelity and care
falness which might be advantageously initiated BY al
bookwrights. The index is in itself invaluable to The
statesman and politician, and the abrdgment should
in the possession Of every interested in the history
his country AS the last production Of the prolific peno
Benton the work will be long memorial Of his industry
and standard book Of reference. The book IL for s
by T. Shillngton
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Nxw YoRK, May 12Cotton- sales Of 800 bales mar
ket heavy and quotations nominal. Flour firm sales
IL 900 barrels State 81 - III Ohio ~ 20 81 40;
Southern 81 40 81 10. Wheat sales AZ, 500 bushels;
Southern rcd 81 OF 81 10; white 81 Is 81 49, Corn
heavysalcs $4,000 bushels white 20 73 cents Pork
dul--prme $14 SO. Lard heavy-11 III cents.
Whiskey steady2O 20} cents. Sugar steady Orleans
ST cents Muscovado 81 II cents Coffee stcadyl02
lit Naval stores quiet Rice steady Frcights ac-
tive ~
BALTIMORE May 12.--Flour.--There but little
done in Howard and Ohio this morning. and prices
nominally unchanged. City Mills brought 81 a
81 l2A Wheat is steady--rcd, 81 05 81 06; white,
81 05 81 25 for ordinary to prime. Corn-white is
better at so GO cents yellow, 81 20 cents Whiskey
IL dull at 20 a 81 cents. Provisions dull.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Missouri The convention nominating the Hon. Jas,
Craig for election to Congress held at Weston
the Sd inst. Hon. w. r. Hall chosen president of
the convention. Ton counties represented. The
nomination was made by accamation other candidate
having been named The convention adopted series Of
resolutions, from which select the following:
Resolved That we cordially approve republish. and
affirm the platform of party, made in National
Convention at Cincinnati in 1856
q That the administration of James buchanan elected
to the presidency that PLATFORM has been chancter
lied throughout by profound wisdom, ncorruptihe in
tegrity, and exalted patriotism.
B. That the national policy of Mr.. Buchanan, in the
administration of foreign atairn the enforcement
of the laws in sill Territories in the construction Of
railroad, "the highway of natians to the Pncifc
in indicating the right OF the Territory Of Kan
to admission State into tho Union under the
neutrality laws lis cminently entitled to and cordially
receives the appreciation of the democracy Of this dis
trict.
That the patriotic course of our senators -Messrs
Green and Polk of all the representatives from this
State In Congress- upon the vital questions connected
with the admission Of Kansas excepting always the rep
rcscnatiye from st. Louis district entities those senators
and representatives TO tho regard and approval of every
democrat,
s. That in tho Hon. James Craig, our immediate rep
resenatve, recognise true and faithful dcrnocrat nm
earnest and indcfagable public servant and firm and
able champion Of tho democratic creed and that we cor
daily approve and endorse his official conduct and action
In the United States Congress. }na sAa
g. That other national parties have been destroyed
by soconalisn that mperils the peace and quiet
OF our common country and the democratic party, OF all
other national organizations left to combat alone the
black republicans who seeking foothod in
own State tho more surely to enable them to crush the
equal rights Of the sayehoiding states under our const
tution ~ do ffa&ernAy invite tho mid and corporation
Of evcrv man Of national sentiments without regard
former party associations in efforts defeat the
common enemies Of our state, its Institutions and It's
rights
ARxAmas A democratic convention Of The FIRST con
grcssional district Of Arkansas have been held
Batcsville the 81 inst, to nominate candidate
Congress Greene county strongly recommended the
nomination of Hon A. r. Greenwood Saline and Prairie
counties have recommended the nomination II Hon. T.
B. Fiournoy. n te W h2e uasla tftpftli
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wswoud again remind subscEbsrs, particularly in
Ohio Ksatupky and tho western States, that we have
diuoontinusd with ths exception Of hess Lpscoatb
Deerng) all agencies throughout the country, and
that With these excsptiona collections win be-
oognised by this ONCE by peons claiming 70 beagents 70
the Union. Ap 25-n
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4 CARDs--We are receiving and opening gu
IA pcror Stock Of Spring Clothing, aso Of chew
Styles 81 summon OF Cloths Casmcres, vc.ing> inen DYE
and Duck ~ tho latest Paris patterns gentlemen and youths i
have never been offered this style and m
as cannot be manufactured % order III shls city
WALL. STEPHENS, Co..
No. 322 Penn between 9Th and 10th 'N'
APP 1S-6wN (iutci Star h iatox. 4
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!
THE CASE OF GENERAL TWYGGS.

We learn that the court martial upon General Twggs,
recently held at Newport Barracks found him guilty
upon the several charges and specifications against him,
with exception. They recommended him, however,
to the olemcncy of the Executive.
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Arrest or a Banker.

New YoRK, May l2--Henry d right, Wallstreet
banker arrested for fraud and perjury in copnexion
with the Chicago Alton and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany amounting to million Of dollars. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest OF Henry Hotchks and Ham
ilton Spencer, charged with completely.
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slavery a sin.

Nxw YoRK, May The Methodist Episcopal confer
has resolved that slavery is SIM for the extrpato
of which all wise measures should he taken.
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Sailing Of the Arabia
Markets.

NEW YonK, May 1.-THE Ambia sailed to-day at noon
with $50 passengers and Sass, 900 specie.
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Arrest Of Persons Charged with FraudulentIy
Procuring Bounty Land Warrants.


MoRnx, May ll.--Cotton quiet 1000 bales. Salet
three days. 900. Receipts, $500
CHARLEsros, May ll.--Sales ! 200 bales Quotation
lii Is ceuts.
Arrived, ship Mary Washington from Liverpool,
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Impsrtant nows. --latest Aem AAs UtAh Enpt

ImRVEtAnk NoWb~%< - 49, - -
Especial daspsscA V the Cnlosl
Nxw Yoax, Nay ls-O0acial dispatches have been re-
oaved here from Bsigsdiss General Johnston, at Camp
sopt datsd the loh o6 March The army WELL and IN
6ne spirits General Johnston bad information that the
Mormons expected to ntssospt sad cat III the supply
trains on their way hsu Fort tAsafis.
The ssuthsm Convention.
NowroonEsr, (Alabama,) May IL The convention met
at O'Clock this morning by prayer.
The minutes Of the previous day were confirmed
MIR. Ruekn, Of Virginia. reported resolutions recon-
msnding the South to adopt discrimination against the
North by taxes and licenses which were referred
General Walker and John Mitchell we, rendered seats
In the convention.
Roger Pryor, of Virginia. ID speaking against Mr.
6ps resolutions relative 10 reopening the slave trade
Mr.. Yancsy will follow
Five hundred delegates present many of whom are
able and eloquent ta
[sEcoxD DssPArcH
MoSrooMKHY, (Alabama) May IL Mr. Pryor. of vir,
ginia made long speech against the slave trade Mr.
Yancey of Alabama, spoke in favor Of it's rcopenng
Several resolutions various subjects were introduced
and referred.
presentation of resolutions An immense OF
gentlemen and over one hundred ladies present
Tract Society.
Nav YORK, May The business meeting OF the
American Tract Society has been debating all morning
the question of acceptance Of the executive committees
report defending their action In the matter of slavery
publications Dr. Tying endeavored to get the slavery
resolutions Of last year before the meeting but voted
down by decided majority.
#e 5tu TsHcoNp DArATcH.
Nsw York, May I2-The report of the executive COM
mttee has been adopted by decided majority thus fully
sustaining the action in the matter Of publications. The
old committee is reelected excepting that Dr. DE Witt
takes the place of Knox, deceased.
Arrest Of Persons Charged with FraudulentIy
Procuring Bounty Land Warrants.
BsILows FAMs VT, May ll.-John G. Busnell Of
Barron Il. Bickford of Montpelier; r. D. Yates OF
Calais and Moses Wallace, of Topsham in this State,
have been arrested for audulently procuring bounty
land warrants, by United States Marshal Partridge,
warrants issued by District Attorney Soughton and
now being examined at the Office of the latter, in this
village. About forty witnesses are present.
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LET THEM BE TRIED !
Railways Method of Cure is
SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFEcTUAL

There is no pain, however torturous or eS-
cruciating, but that simple application OF
Rad,rGy's Ready Relief will Instantly stop and
quickly alIay the most violent spasms, inHam-
nation and congestions. There Is 10 disease,
however long it may have become established
IN the system, whether constitutional, chronic,
humorous or Of loathsome character, but that
Radlrdy's Renorating Resident viii eXterminate
and iufuse ne,o life, new blood, and neU eriS-
tence throughout the broke Gown and emacia-
led organizations of the body.
ICby lrregularity or otherwise the organs Of
the system become deranged and incapable of
performing their several functions;-i the Liv-
er, Heart, Bowels, Stomach, Bladder, Kidneys,
Skin, Nerves, Blood, etc, are at fault, a
dose or two of Rad,eay's Regulators Will restore
health and regularity TO every organ through
out the body. They force each and every or
gan to the natural performance OF It's duty, and
thus keep up a regular and healthy circulation
Of the blood.
If dose Of Radpays Regulators were swal-
iowed the moment aperson ieeIs uh"e'l, or
when any unpleasant symptom appears, there
would be no further trouble, for the diseased
action would be arrested, and healthy action
re-establshed. On one fact the sick may de-
pend-THAr DISEASE CANNOT GROW IN The sYS-
TEN FORTIFIED AND UNDER TIE INFLUENCE CT
THE y. r. r. REMEDIES.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other aftec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUpTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RoSE. or ERYsIrELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINS and BoILs, TUMoRs. letter
and SALT RHEUN, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPMILITIc and MERCURIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " im1,,vity Of the blood" is founded i'll truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Ready Relief is an external and an internal
remedy; that il is impossible for pain 10 exist
IN the system that is under lis inhuence-lts
hte.Quickening power InluseS strength to the
weak. feeble and inirm. No matter what .he
cause Of the pain may be, dose or Application
will instantly stop 1t.
Railways Regulators are in the form Of Pills
elegantly coated with gum.and hen taken wlH'
not occasion nauSes VI sickness their ONCE Is
to rec ulate the organs Of the system 10 healthy
and regular action 10 elua,.Ie the CIRCULATION OF
blood and expel all difficulties aud causes OF
derane emeniS from the liver, stomach, nowe'<'
klducys, heart SKIN, nerves, bladder, and IN
curing raditly all diseases located IN el!her 81
the crg4us Of tie body or in the general y stem
Every lady shShId Keep box Of these P'il' on
hand. They are toe most certain Regulators
you can take.
Rad%o,'s Renovatins RrsolVent IS for the
cure of all diseases ot a chronic, CONSTITUTIONS
or scrotulouS character.
SKIN ERUPTlUNS,S SORES, SAT- ME NJ
HUMORS, &c. These remedies are pleasant
to take. quick in action, and safe. No INJURY
can result from their use. Let the sick give
them tIlul. RAD" Al -
lG2 Fulton Street, New orS.
r. R. II. Remedies are sold oy all Respectable
Druggists IN the United States aud Canadss,
and 6y Merchants, in places where there Is no
Druggists.
u CHARLES HARPER, Agent, sheP-
herdsrowh, Va
New York. January 9, 1853. sly
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHySiC

are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. AS consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astoniShed to find his
health CT energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: CoStire-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from diSordered
Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
I,tacti0n OF the Bo,ceks, F3atWiency, Loss Of APpe-
tite, JGm,dice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions
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The Shepherdstown Register

Is publi.hed weekly at 50 year positively to
ba aid seforelthe wear expires. No paper dis
continued (except at the option of The EDITOR
until an arrearag yes are paid up. Single copies
6, cents.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of one square or less 80
cents for the first Insertion, aud 20 cents Tor
each insertion thereafter La ger ones IN the
same proportion. Advertisements not marsed
for any specified time are continued ali forbid
and charged accordingly a deduction made 20
Il ose 10 advertise b, the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for adj
yertising are strictly confined 10 Merchardlz-
ing-adyerlis:ug Of different nature viii 6e
IL Die 10 extra charge.
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B. W. Il L r B i r T,
cuARLxsTowN, JrFrEKsoN couNTY,yA.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
General Insurance Agent and Collector

General Insurance Agent and Collector,
OFFERS his services TO the business
" community Of Jefferson, Clarke, Fed
erick and Berkeley counties, 10 collect all
debts and attend TO all kindred business in
the said counties.
Mr.. Herbert is graduate Of the Law
school Of Harvard University, and has at
his command the best advisers al the
Charestown bar. lie will puuctua!ly al
tend to all business committed to him, and
refers TO the following gentlemen
CharleStown--Ot officers and Directors
Of The B,anch of The Bank Of the Valley,
Il. Keves, Keyes & kcarsey, J. n. d.
l.. J.. Sader.
jefferson COm'y--T. Il. Willis, Fry
& Beckwilh, A. Timberlake Il Co., ]. II.
l.. Hunter. agent Baltimore d Ohio Rail-
road, DufIields Depot.
Harper's Ftrry--F. Beckham, agent
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad A. IL.
Herr, and w. J. Stephens.
Shepherdstotcn--E. |. Lee, John NJ.
JeWett, ). L. Schiey, anu a. Huinrlck-
house.
Umchesfer--O Officers and Directors of
the Insurance Company Of the Valley in
Virginia.
Clarke Co,mty--Mann Page, Col.
Treadwell Smith, PeNdIetOn q Richard.
son, s. ]. G.. Moore and p. II. Powers.
Berkeley COMPREHENSIVE New
conner, DR.. Page, Jacob Eandoren. Jr.,
and \. NJ. Van0rsdall.
Boitimore--H Winter Davis, J. H.
Partridge, Geo. b. Coale, Randolph &
La,imer, and Charles H. H. Brown.
Hartford, Conn.--Ollicers and Direc-
tors Of Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
ny.
Ev Agent for National Inlelligencer,
for Jefferson County, Virginia.
December 5, 1857. 3-ly
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Nlany diseases that afflicted humanity arc IN
hrri,ed a. hierloDms from the diseased bodies
Of sickly sires. Scrofuia, CONSUMPTION SyPh'
Ills, FITS. are among the nost common Oh con-
slitutioual diseases. Now We care not no"
many generations the seeds of 'he~e diseases
NAV haya been established in lie system, cor
rupting the o-Radray's Renoratmg RcSoi-
rent will eradicate from the bodies OF the al
aicted every particle of diseased deposits aud
fill the veins with new pure and healthy blood.
Rad.cay's Renora!ing Resident should be hailed
as blessing by every mcther throughout the
land whose infants are afflicted with SORES
iumors sc. These breakinSs out (thI> cary
are evidences Of disease transmitted IRON me
parent stock a few doses Of the Re"oraiWs
Resolpeni will eradicate every vls'lge OF inc
disease and insure the child a sound and heal
thy body.
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LONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES

(Since lS47, when we first commenced our
good work Of discovering remedies for the re-
lief of the pain-rdGen aud diseased, and pre-
pairing the same for public use, We have The
qualification Of claiming TO have received
more letters Of thanks and certificates of cures
than all other medicine manufacturers ana
medicine practitioners in the world, put TO-
gether
The weight Of the paper, on which SAID Ger
tifcates and letters Of thanks ale written, IS
over ten tons-and if said certificates were at
tached in one great roll, il would measure the
immense distance Of hrenty thousand Seren
kuudred and forty mites.)
Among the Immense number Of certificates are
100, 900 Rheumatism cured in from ten min
utes TO twenty-lour hours
10000 Chronic Rheumatism cured in from
one week to six weeks. Pain relieved IN lie"
moments after It's first application.
LOO. 900 Cases Of Tic DuIoureuX and Neu-
raIgia. Pain stopped in a few moments, and
cured in from bali an hour to few days.
100000 Cases Of Burns, Scalds, Bruises and
other accidents Pains stopped in few mo-
ments, and cured in day or so.
100000 Cases of Diarrh9a. Pains stopped
in a few moments.
$4,000 Gases of Fever and Ague.
1000 Cases Of Scarlet Fever.
100 Gases of Yellow Fever, reported to US.
How many Of this fatal disease have been cured
by the aid of the Relief, not reported, we are
unable to say.
100000 Cases of Toothaches, Earaches,
Strains, Lumhagos, and pains IN the legs, back.
ETC., in from FIVE 10 twenty-five minutes.
1900 Cases of Asthma.
10000 bronchitis, Catarrb, Lung Complaint,
etc.
10000 Gases of SyPhiitic Rheumatism,
Nodes. and other yenereaI taiGts.
100000 Cases Of Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Rush of Blood to the Head.
5000 Cases of Cholera (Asiatic) in from
fifteen minutes to six hours.
Besides thousands and tens of thousands OF
everyday complaints of no given name, that
every one is more or less subject TO.
5000 Cases of Dyspepsia.
10000 Cases Of Skin Diseases, Salt R0eum,
Sores, Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Pace PimPies,
BIotches and HumOrs of all kinds-cured BY
the use of Renovaung ResolyeDt. chahge
for the better is felt by the sufferer oil tue most
loathsome disease, in a few hours alter dose
Of the Resovent is taken.
2O.OOO Gases of Costiyeness, Indigestion, W.
er Complaints, Heart Diseases, Kidney, BlNd-
der and Urethra difficulties, cured by lew
doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS, dose
of which once a week will keep every organ IN
the system in a healthy condition and force
them to due performance Of their duties.
~
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RApwAY's READY RELIEF.

All the infrmites, aches and pains that are
saddIed upon the crippled body, are readily re-
moved aud quickly exlerminated by RGdray's
Ready Reiit The rapidly with which 1t stops
the most agonizipg pains and Iestoies the in
firm, nervous and btd-ridden TO case, comfort
and renewed health, forms only a unit of lis
truly wonderful power. Those who have ior
gears fingered in misery, have been suddenly
relieved Of all pain, and enabled in few hours
to resume the duties and labors which years oi
disease and decrepitude have prevented.
The great principles involved IN the wonder
full curative powers Of RGdrrGy's Ready RehJ,
are exclusively confined to these edies;
and it is the great medicinal principle Oh Inch
these Remedies are prepared, that renders
them so
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THE MIGHTY HEALER !!
WORLD Known AND WORLD TRIED
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

The free admissions of all Nations, as well
as the verdict of the leading Hospitals OF the
Old rs well as the New " orld, stamp this
powerful remedial Agent as the greatest heal
ing preparation ever made known to suffering
man. lis PENETRATIvE QUALITIES are more than
MARVELLOUS, through the external orItces OF Il e
skin, invisible TO tie naked eye, II reaches the
seat Of the internal disease, aud in all Internal
affections its anti-uilammatory and healing
virtues surpass anything else OIL record, and is
Nature'S great allY