ID 0WLAND'S MACASSAR OLA fresh

 H D, sunnly just received per shn LcMis Cass and
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ID 0WLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.-A fresh AS supply just received per shlp Lewis Cass, and for sale by I. c. DUBOSE & co.

 9z- NEW LABEL.-In consequende of the great variety ofeounterfeit wrappers of "RowLAND's MA CAESAR OIL,' now in circulation, all which near y resemble the original us frequently to deceive the uawary-the propretors, acting under sense oi dtl- ty to the public, have employed those celebrated ar tists Messrs. Perkins and Macon who have succeed- ed in producing at great a new Label, from steel of extreme difficulty of execution, and of so complica- ted nature amount to impossibility ot lmita ton, and to be considered by connoisscurs master piece in the art of engraving. The label is comb- nation of beautiful dcsgns-a portion encircling a bust of Her Majesty ''the Queen" which surmounts the words in two lines

 is ne cs%uopeJ ssouou of nowLASDs chase patterns

 posI the most MAoAssAR oiL' of Iace-work under which the signature and address of the pro- pretors, in red,

 A. ROWLAND & SON, 20 IIatton Garden London.

 Counter signed, ALEX. ROWLAND. The label is backed by design exquisite and minute to defy competetion, it comprises the words s'Roulaad2s Mqcassar Oa,' written nearly ,50O times, and containing 20 OPS letters.

 20, IIauon Garden, Kondon, Jan l, 1S40 ian13 HtARPENTER'S COMPOUND GIRAFFE OF OCOPAIVA, 4 uGluabie Application n Burns, Scads Uounds Alterations, and Sores of ray7os hnds It has long been desideratun to obtain preparation of the above character for the of lamilies-a convenient application which can always be at hand when accidents occur and which will afford immediate relief

 CIV Carpenter is placed to announce the introduce ton of the above prepafaion, possessing all the qualities here described, aud with much pleasure re- comments it to the faculty and public, as a safe, pleasant, and soothing application for all external irritable wounds, inamed surfaces. lt has been

 fully tested in private practice, and the result has been of the most satisfactory and beneficial character.

 In burns scalds wounds alterations, and of various kinds, application has been productive of much benft; and it is confidently recommended to the public as an article upon whose virtues they entirely rely Mild, soothing, and gentle in its effect, is particularly applicable to brns it allays the heat and irritation of the parts in short time and quickly induces the healthy process.

 Every family in the city and country should supply themselves with this preparations superior to most of the ointmcnts which are obtruded upon the public, and may be advantageously employed inallca where a mild and stimulating application IS required.

 The following letter has just been received from Dr. Alexander c. Draper, of this city.

 Dear Sr,-I have for some time past adopted in my practice, your Compound Cerae of Copaiva and have been much pleased with its effects In burns, ucera tions and anthrax, have derived, in almost every instances the most decided benefit; and in these afec tons know ofno application equal to itm power and efficacy. It is Tn burns unquestonaby superior the Kentish or Tmpentne Ointment, and in general, it will be found to speedily accomplish the purpose for which it is designed, While physician in the Southern Dispensatory and Moyamensing Almshouse, employ ed the Cerae of Copaiva in large number of cases, and recollect ofno instance in which has d,sappon ted me in my expectations.

 chcerlully add my testimony to this Compound and think it an important and valuable addition to our media agents in those affections for which you mend it, Your obedient servant,

 ALEXANDERC. DRAPER, M. D. To Mir. GEO. ". CARPESrER.

 PA;an.'etpaa, April 29, 1884.

 supply just received from the Propriesss aHd Tor sale by J. beDoSE x ~.

 ian l6 late DuI3ose & Rof--No. 39 Water-st.