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 0ne-half oz. spirits harishosn,

 Two ox. camphor gum,

 One gill spirits ,urpeniinc:

 One-halfpini swss; oil;

 One pint Alcohol.

 Shake ii well together, and apply. rsbbing it ia smarily with the hand. JuNitlS.