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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-26
]. M. GLEICHMANN,

HyOR S9LR-.z FIAT RO.RT or
- from eighty TO a hundred capacity. II
is suitable for lighter-built all of pine lumber
this Spring. For Information call on Mr. A
SIMPSON, at the mouth of Pigeon Greek, west
side. iuDa26- II "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

In the South Carolina Legislature q,
Saturday last, resolution was passed do.
clariug it inexpedient to fiji the vacancies IN
the United States Senate from South Carroll.
ma. 1t was thought it would be adop,cd q,
Monday.
Tho Washington corresp ondent Of thu
Boston journal says - good feeling ,oo,n.
to animate members from al! sections
Tho Times Washington correspondent,
records the arrival of many of tho Southern
members of Congress with their families.
TnK FLORENCE STORIES by JAcon Apuo--
SHELDON AND COMPANY, NEW YoRK.-We
have received through Mssrs Brown and Ta,.
gard, Boston, the volume of these stories
called " The Orkney Islands II contain.
NIX Chapters, and is Illustrated with En-.
cravings. The work is in the narrative s,v,o
OF the Rollo books and possess all their inter.
est and value. Our little boy read it at once.
and pronounced it - first rate" and xe
ma he has written his name on the Nv leaf.
thereby making known his claim to il, For
sale by Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

the sword have spared these Not an arch
has given away of that fragile and light col
onadc,-thc " fairy feet work of these domcs
are as fresh as if they were just from the
hand of the Moscm artist As we loiter
through thcse chambers of oriental grandeur,
and hear the murmuring of the waters thro'
those marble channels, and feel the influence
of the balmy climate, our sympathics arc
with the Moor, and we leave the building in
sadness, yet grateful that our eyes have been
permitted to scc so much beauty.
Who shall say that a day like this should
not he noted one in our lives,
Before we leave this city, We hoFe to visit
the vaults in which rcposc the remains of
Ferdinand and Isabella, the patrons of Col
umbus MAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

y The Machas Union says that &" If the
Capital rs changed from Augusta to Portland,
the Republican party will be responsible for
it. It also, wisely prophesies that the Repub-
licans will soon " commit some blundcr" to
add to the state tax.
We hope the Republican party will not
alone assume the responsibility Of the change
There are over 80 900 Democratic voters in the
State ready and willing to take any and eve
ry advantage to be gained by false party
move of shis or of any kind whatsoever. If
this party step forward and profess a
willingness to share the responsibility Of the
change, whether it cost the State much or
little, very well but we have seen no such
spirit manifested but on the contrary, we
reeolleet the Democratic Argus, made all the
party capital it could against the Republican
city government OF Portland, last Spring be-
cause of running the city in debt to build
the City Hall to accommodate the Legisla-
ture of the State. The city government was
overthrown.
One of the worst charges we had to meet
during the last campaign was the Peek de-
falcation. Now the men who were on Peck s
bond and have not settled up. are democrats
and Portlandcrs ; and the Republicans have
not yet got through with this matter, and
should not rush into another difficulty with
out consideration. We admit that our feel
ings are for Portland. We are proud of her
energy and prosperity, and heartily wish the
capital was now well established there bu,
we earnestly dcprecate the making of blum
der by the party, whereby our opponents can
again so before the people with an appea to
their pocket nerves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
Daniel Pratt the Great Amer.
lean Traveller.

This noted individual has been spending a
few days in this vicinity, and on Thursday
OF last week addressed collection of people in
front OF the Ellsworth House, his subject be-
ing :" The Power Behind the Throne" The
lecturer nnioldcd his views, in an elaborate
speech Of some two hours in length, the
most pithy remarks however, being particu-
lar addressed to some roguish bows, who SEEM
ed inclined to modest him, and to break mp
the thread of his remarks. He gave the lat
ter some wholesome advice. that is, to pat
tern after Mr.. Douglas, AMI to 60 in search
Of their mothers. He thought if the bottom
less pit should take an emetic, it would not
yomit up worse set of boys, than had gree
ted him every time he had visited Ellsworth.
However, the lecturer had love for
the great mi,cion Of his life, SO strong.
that water could not cool it, nor the bad boys
extinguish it, and therefore he kept on, IN
til the grist was all ground out Hercmark-
ed that at a meeting Of the Wide Awakes, OF
ilolueU anu DeuHdln lie WAS nominated Tor
the Presidency in lS6i. The resolution en-
dorsng him and his policy passed unanimous
ly. He informed the crowd gathered to hear
him while in this village, that be had travel
ed more miles, addressed more assemblies had
had more public receptions than any man in
the Union. He said be was escorted in car
riage, while in Providence last summer drawn
by jackas He thinks il he had not with
drawn from the field in favor of Mr.. Lincoln,
that the election would have gone to the
House.
This peripatetic Presidential aspirant, Wis
tied our village some months since, and we
entirely overlooked him, which aroused his
ire somewhat We do not intend to place
our humble self in such a position again
We therefore hasten to pay all respec. to the
American Traveller, Daniel
Pratt Jr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

plants in unpreparcd ground, never cut
ting, and allowing the line to be covered
with weeds and grass.
These results will always take place
when the owners forget that the price Of
neatness and success is eternal vigilance,
and that the original curse of "thorns and
thistlas" is intended to be converted to a
blessing by inducing industry, enterprise,
and the cultivation of the vigorous virtues.
We are glad to say that very many
farms were nearly free from these blem-
ishes-often not more than one or two to
be seen at time, and we arc informed
that they arc rapidly decreasing and dis
appearing before the intelligence and spirit
of enterprise, which agriculture, socitics
and periodicals have done so much to fos-
Ser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
S. RIDDLE ( co.
Ayers AMERICAN ALMANAC is now read

AYKR's AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready
for delivery, gratis, ate. 6. Pecks, who is
happy to supply all that call for them
Every famiy should have and keep this book.
1t is worth hayins-comprisinS much gener-
al information of great value. 1t gives the
best instruction for the cure of prevalent
complaints, that we crn get anywhere. Its
anecdotes alone are worth bushel of wheat
an | its medical advice is sometimes worth to
the sick, the wheat weight in gold Many
of the medical almanacs are trash, but this
is solid metal Its calculations are made
purposely for this latitude and are therefore
correct. Call and get an Ayers Almanac,
and when got, keep it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

absurdity as the right to scccdc. lie argues
against this doctrine at length, and conclu-
sively. Il is needless 10 follow him through
this best part Of the Message, because we lay
it before our readers.
We hope this will he the last Message the
President will feel called upon to communi-
cate to Congress, during the few brief months
of his official career. He certainly has said
foolish things enough, and also performed
enough of foolish acts, to suffice for one
President. We commend this document to
the reading and thinking public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
GAZETTE OFFICE.

Putsburg' Jan. 2Sfh, 1879.
We purchased a case of your S.poNiFlER,
made by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company, for use in our Press Room, in
washing forms, rollers &c. Our pressman
Is much pleased with the experiment, the
Concentrated Lye is more convenient, and
produces an excellent strong Lye, which he
dilutes at pleasure, to the required strength.
We have no hesitation in recommending it
10 printers and families, as not only more
convenient, but more economical than potash
or any other alkali which we have ever used,
We find that two pounds ofConcentrated Lye
lasts us about as long as twenty pounds Of
potash.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

Ar~rcE TO You've LADIES DO yon wish
to preserve clear and healthy complexion,
without the use Of dcleteriaus cosmetics or
drugs, and escape the penalty and expense OF
doctcr's bills ? If you do, 90 to bed early,
rise early, take plenty of exercise in the open
air, and do not spend a majority of any day
in sewing by hand. Sewing by hand is
q greater cause of ill health than any other
employment the sex engages in, and now the
day for its necessity has gone by, it would be
suicidal for any young lady, who can per-
suade her father to purchase for her one Of
GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Machines, to sew
by hand, and thus become slave at the ex-
pense of her health. The GROVER 4 BAKER
Machine is easily managed by any person Of
rdinary intellisence-will not get out Of or
der, and sews a stronger and more beautiful
scam than can be done by hand. 1t is the
only machine in the market that has given
entire satisfaction to the families using it,
inasmueh as its work will not rip, even if
every third stitch be cnt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
l,5G5.570 l,45S,69S

CONGRESS The usual business for the first
few days were gone through with. Twenty
thousand copies of the message was ordered to
be printed. Mr.. Miles of South Carolina said
his State was out of the Union except by
mere form. So much Of the message as rela-
ted to the peculiar condition of the country,
was referred to a committee of fifteen. Mr..
Washburn was excused from serving on the
Com. Of Ways and Means.
1t Is reported that Secretary Cobb has re-
signed, and that Mr., Soutter of New York
will succeed him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

toy Gist of South Carolina processes
to make his party-what he acknowledges it
Is not nova white mans party. lie says
:. 1t not unirequently happens that STARE
mechanics hire Thite men 10 tcork under their
direction, AMI for their benefit, and thus in
stead Of exercising control over that class
of population, some re placed under obliga,
tons To them. THIS state of things should
not be permitted there must be distinction
bet.oeca The races, as marked as thar different
coiors, and a must be distinctly and uairer-
sally understood thai he ,rhite is the gorcrn-
ing race, w'thom an erceptioa, and ,citaout
regard 10 disparity # intellect, merits or Ge-
quireHlsHtS =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
when we say

That MIS-. WINsLow's Soothing Syrup acts
like charm, we do not reiterate the Ian.
guage of every person who ever used it for
their children, for all diseases incident to the
period of teething. such as Dysentcry and
Diarrhea, Wind Collie and Cholera infan-
tum. 1t will produce quietude and rest, re-
lieve all suffering, and cot with the dull and
SIMPLIFYING effects of preparations of opium.
Sold everywhere, IS centspcr bottle. Office
Is Ceder-street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

IN s"tsIs isPALLInLE LfNIaENT FOR UoRs "a
70 nnf' NS ~ any, std w all csss n.u,., .,,.,,.
',n StFains hruses e rrnchins IL. IN. Z 4, max,e,
ard certain, Harnrss Saddle Gais Ssra,e,e, ~.
4e I'll aso cure sf.efy. spavin ard Kinrts,rs ~,
- csstty Prvvcntr and cured Ia their iae,,I,,.
bat eeahrr| ossss tsoui the F-,..ibiii,, o, -
car esrs No ease Il the kind however . :, d.,n.,.,.
i nut r'A' : v'ai'-i by th,s Lnir.nt .ni
rs tstthfui apfraian rifl ai-sys r-nore IN. I.nrs.
and enahe The her'c 10 travel in eesnparav. en-.
kVeFy horso "w Hrr s,ih have thi. rrmeyiv a, h.,,
~ " tn. Hse At the hrsi appearance ~ Isurp~,, M
ed~otnAfy prevent these formiahi, diseases r-nI,,
10 Shtlh All hf. ar shtc, AMI which render % mar,
ether"t" valuable harscs nearly worth le,s
Sc airs riisrrnrnt ..,,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

VSouth Carolina and all the cotton states
desire free trade in negroes and cotton, and
this is the real cause of the present turmoil,
with the additional one, of determination
to hold on to political power which they have
always welded. or else to cut loose from the
Union. How will these states succeed in the
attempt to 90 alone? The following exhibit
of the proportion of the negroes to the whites,
will show the material of which this new
model Republic is 70 be built =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

MOVEMENTS or TIE SOUTHERN SrsrEs.-Ihe
State Convention in South Carolina assem-
blee ON the 10Th Of December. The Conven-
ton in Alabama meets on the 9TH OF January
A special session oi the Mississippi laeg'sl.s
ture has been called to meet on the 10Th inst.
A special session OF the Virginia legislature
is called to meet on the 9TH OF January The
North Carolina Legislature met ON the l9th
of November The arkansas Legislature Is in
session. The Georgia State Convention meets
on the 10th day Of January next. The Flor
ida Convention meets January Sd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

MEETING OF TnE ELECTORAL CoLLEGR.-Ar-
GtsTA, Dec. 4,-fho Electoral College met in
the Senate Chamber at o clock. Abner Co-
burn was chosen temporary Chairman, and
nation Of the CREDENTIALS, and it being found
that all the Electors were present, the mem-
hers proceeded 70 the election Of a permanent
President ot the College ami William Willis
Of Portland, was unanimously elected This
board then al 4urnei to meet at IL clock
tomorrow. 10 east their ballots for President
and Vice PresIdcnt. - Adrtri!Ser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

RscovEREp.-The man who fell into the
deck, near Union Wharf, a day or two since,
and was picked up and carried to the City
Hospital, has recovered lie says he is sub
ject to fits. and thinks he must have fallen
into the water during an attack. The man S
name is Elijah Jones he belongs in Ellis
worth. Indeed. it was marrow squeak
for Elijah.-Portland Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

Joe Lsne.-Out west several people are
inconsolable because the elegant and refined
Joseph Lane is not to be our next vice, resi-
dent They say that his defeat is death
blow to American literature, and will cause a
complete stagnation in that branch Of book
trade devoted to webster's spoilers, 1t is ru-
mored that his friends in Oregon were af-
fected to tears by the following dispatch: g
ME and Brick are depheeted. but god
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

VThe Bath Times says the OILY regular
spiritual meetings in that city, a.e held in
the bar-rooms. The worshipers call up not
the spirits of the departed but the spirits that
are to depart. The rapping is u'ualy done
against the lamp-pnsts and street corners,
rs the devotees wend their way home. Tie
expense attending the circle depends upon
the quality of the spirits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

Weeks Magic COMPOUND,

Is pleasant remedy fr every ktd of Cough. c.h
Al irritation ~ the Breathing apparatus I, {, al.
rr1ocly--ti 10 powerful ryueiy-t /. ,p-,.d, ,.n.s.
- - remedy that currs, An honsrshls des.,, ~,
if ssh. t'adseri,semcn, ami testimonial, Of a.
merits in aneshe .s,Iumn - VI ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

CorroN.-With lighter crop and lower
freights, which should enhance prices, cotton
is now, on an average, one cent per pound
lower in Southern ports than it was last year
at this time. At this rate the loss on the
whole crop would be at least $ 49, 900 900
But there is probability that prices will be
still lower, and that the loss to the South, on
cotton alone, by the secession furry, will be
ut least SIS 900 600 Boston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

VWe learn faom the PASSPORT Sentinel,
that the steamer Eastern City has been pur-
chased by the international Steamboat Com
pany, for $45, 900; one half cash, and one
half in stock in the International Company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

RAILROAD REcElrrs.-The Aryu, says the
receipts of the X. & P Railroad for the
months or September and October, were
5000 q month more than for the correspond
ing months Of last year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

----Tbe London Times is now printed on
presses manufactured by the Messrs' noe Vi
New York and similar in construction 10 Tue
fae machines in the press room OF Inc Dos
iea journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

vy- Four men in Mapleton, Aroostook
Cauuty--all this years settlers, have rais-
ed f06a bushei Of grain. Most OF the land
was cleared this present season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
THE AMERICAN
ll,3UiEA.h .A,I.n aPnitIY
RECEIPT BOOK

tbs t"k enHiaus Rfcstpfs ard Dtrtcf.oss 10, mai
ing all the tAnshN Aeical rr.rar.,t,n. IN s.s
ais" Rec pts ard iai and explicit direction, Or m.tin,
Al The most popular AMI useful Cosmetics Pcrfuur. n
gdf"ts hst rcs"rattsts and ai Tui,t arrs~s n yca
ar suffering With any chrnnsc dt-,asr-f 700 yi.h .
teAa'#a oamhr'on. hus brad II hair a smooth face
rAf ss'u, iasHrAat heard mou.tsehe or u vow
80 " kh's anything ami everything In th- Medical ani
Toilet linz, y"h snonh by all mean. sfns- a copy Of th
e-'k f"r fun particular snd sample Of The .ort ss
Pefu'ai tree address the Publisher,
r y CHAPMAN.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

Executive Depart m-nt. !
Augusta, November, 3s. 1850 !
An djpurnei session of tht Executive tuuoc will be
held the Council Chamber in augusta Thursday the
thirteenth day Of December
Attest NOAH SMITH Sec. " state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
DISASTERS

Brig Crocus, of Gardiner. Me) before reported
at Alexandra, Va, left Guadalupe Oct ! for SOM
bEcIo Oct %, while loading at 5, Capt uerberts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07

The idea of peaceable secession, vr. Web
ster, truly said, Is preposterous. 50 also is
the idea that slavery can exist outside Of the
Union, FOR any length of time-wthin the
present boundary of the Union, still more alb
surd. With rupture of the Union on the
slavery question because one portion hates
and barely tolerates it where they cannot
reach it, and another portion is not only
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-07
DOMESTIC PORTS

barcelona, whitmore. Providence.
Mechanic, Heath, Portland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26
Y APERIENT AND srOMAcuIC

\ ~ ~ '''lI-N AL HlDNA' nv
= = pielmahoh nI l'vN rNhl'd OF oxygen ana Car
hon by combustion n hydrogen. Sanctioned by the
highest Medical Autl1rtcs, both 100 Europe AND the
Onlteu states, ana pres flhca n Then practice. The cN
Perehce OF Wousands Ha prove that 900 preparation oi
iron can ne compared "hH Do Impurities oi ihe blood
"'p''s'lnh OF Nlai euriFff pAe ana n'h'r"l'e schY
tompgAohS lhu'"ie ll necessity D" almost every cons
'erAW' case. -
uoAlou' J" "a" hi"i'a'' M "HA t mas neen tIicn' u
n"s bo'." 1us''"eY curative ih eaeA OF the following
l1ieeln'5, w"
IN 'ooil.A' nervous Aueeu9nsi hmaHauon. Dyspep-
sa' Dohsup'u'n, HAiltga' HNsrntcrY' lnqpieut Con
S"np,'un, S'i"lt.tH' ,ulfl' Hal hnenm' Ms
rt 81 I''l'' over .omP alhls'
1h'9lc ueaoa, hcs Nh'umausm' intermittent fcyers,
IihP',' on We race A, ,.
., " o "'NS.u l"1H!l Nn'.h'i lle result OF
"u"'' u'Sas'' oi ol ' continued ammunition oi nervous
~ nu7.uIN emery from 9NI'e c9mp"'nts' one tr9 OF
,. "N, wv" vas'I'i R" nn 'At,h' when
tlfI' WIZ C9 n',>u'N N'W' i'ho'r cigm-
-. -" i N'E ''"-''t"'i "' 4" nave become lof'
5t w. D"" "' '.''' ,i'ls' nave ,uueh'l Ie APP
1 49, @ u. UH"H !u'' ''u'h'u rom lluNH'
XXI m Instant ',u4 9eY'IH very signal instances
oi ins Ainl are 'c'i'd o female sufferers emacattd
slfn, az aPAI'Il ".{1,'nus s5nsune"1s exhaustion,
J,','',, h ~ "l '."l"i .'''i "l n't'uuh ana
3;l t ,a't ~ al" "'" 'N'''''' ''' VINO" lh' puy
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mGlW U" m,ulch mehi tht operation OF Ui5 preparation
u, H." l"n't ~ .l:ut1il ior unite th' od
t ~, ~ ."o, Nl.lout ',!NE cN'luht ana
go, " ~ ',5Nl'''! az ,i'.l'' wen W. tnt
io,, 'A' .l "llh'u' ever uens
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-26
Mrutcul.
HOLLOwAY,s OINTMENT
BAD LEds, BAp pnEAsrs, sonEs AND

ULCERS
All description Of sores rcmcdiabc 10y the propor
ana dluRtut use of This iucstimahic prcpar,top 49,
tempt TO cure bad legs by plascrine de- rIgr. 20 .
wound together Is folly Tor should the skin unite,
o'NN diseased condition remains underneath d, brc,t
out with icnfold fury iu few DAYS 'rbr mi, r,tai
end successful treatment as Indicated bv nature ID An r
goo,t nS Inflammation LOO and about the wound aud to
n' ll' hriEhtuung pltts hy rubbing in plenty of hc
outhcn' as salt is forced into meat
Dir s :EiA n, UtLCERArED SORE THROAT AND
St,AHhtI AND OTHER FEVERS
Any OF ihc above diseases may be- cured y oil rut,
hc Ointment three times day into the cbcs, thro,tnn5
,n,di,i,,, t y, Pr WI. ICON penetrate, and give im
rate upon fhc whole system ere its influence, i
any local part, whereas che Ointment win do Ia v,rt M
r tbo , o,,., in,. 'ne unslcut n the above
The chest and throat will find themselves relieved ns by
a charm -
PILES, FISrULAs. STRUCTURES.
IhG above class Of complaints win De- removed by
nkhNl lonchung mc parts with warm water aud then
/ uy most chee'u1iy rbbiug Zoo thc Ointment Persons
suffering from these dircfu complaints should lose bot
moment boz arrcstug their progress. In sbould N. ,,,J
st"oh mat is not sufficient merely 20 smear tbc Oint
,t un 'ne au,ci'd parts, hut must he wo rubbed n
I ~ ,"V u"l'iu'i"bc time two OF three times a day,
that u may De taken INFO tlc system ,,bsur. % m ~
any n.el'h sore nr wound as cfccully though
r'P"Ut " lhc eye here again bread and water pnuI-
u''s' 'lcI lHc rubbing boz uf the Ointment wi do ,rrt
7'"' hs H Nlp only sumo treatment fur female cases
OF cancer in thc stomach, where there may be- rcuc
raj bearing down.
SUBSCRIPTIONS on YourH SORES AND
ULCERS
bloiches us also swoihngs can, with certainty h, rad
icay cured The Ointment be used fr,clv on n, pii.
| De mNe" night and morning recommended u tlo
way h' only dry up BOZ one place 60 break out in anocr
whereas This Ointment win remove the humor frou, t6o
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ing ~ will require time with The use OF the nam. 40 On.
sure lasting cure.
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STIFF JOINTS
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origin aud nature. yet they ala rcou-c local treatment
MANY oi ihe worst cases OF such Diseases win yield 100