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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

"Ah ah, no, Monsieur you say very
bad 10 razor, tres beautiful--eh look
very fine isn't she"
Here she goes---there she goesW
screamed tie landlord, hts hand waving
on---on, and bis face gathering smile,
and his whole frame IN readiness to be
couvulsed with joy.
The barber was amazed. Here she
goes--thcre she goes!" he responded in
the best English he could use---" We're ~
we're shall bcginl Vat is Ga, he say r.
"Shavo his head at once !" interrupted
the Doctor, while the lady sank into a
chair.
"Here she goes---there she--goes r
for the las, time cried the landlord, as the
clock struck the hour of nine, and he
sprung from his seat in an estacy Of de-
light. screaming at the top of his voice, as
he skipped about the room
"rve won il 1--we won il y
WHAT" said the barkeeper.
"What Z" echoed the Doctors.
"What I" re-echoed the wife.
Why, tho wager--iiity dollars p
But casting his eyes around the room, and
missing the young men who induced HIM
to watch the clock, he asked the barkee-
per-
Where are those young men Who sup
ped here last nightl Ell quick, where
are they 7"
"They wen, away in their wagon near
ly an hour ago, sirl,' was the reply.
The truth flashed like thunderbolt
through his mind.
They had taken bis pocket book with
the one hundred and seven dollars therein
and decamped--a couple Of swindlng
sharpers, with wit to back them The
story is rife on all mems tongues IN the
neighborhood where this affair occurred,
and "the facts are not otherwise than
hero Sc, down." but we regret that the
worthy landlord in endeayoring to over
take the rascals, was thrown from his own
wagon and so severely injured rs to con.
fined 10 his room at the present moment,
where he can watch the pendulum OF his
clock at his leisure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
THE UNITED STATES SENATOR IN NEW
YORK.


We remarked few days ago that tho
factious Is" ofthe Senate Of New York
had sent down TO the Assembly q resolu.
ton for the appointment ofSamuel Beard.
sley to the Office Of Senator Of the United
States. This was done after the receipt
of law from the House providing for the
election by the present Legislature. The
resolution from The Senate was referred
to a select Committee Of the House, who
have made a report, and we select the fol.
lowing delicate morseI as showing the ma
tire of the conscientious scruples OF tho
"l5" against any one Of tho candidates
in nomination on the day ofthe election.
The resolution referred TO your Com.
miitee SIN itself strong evidence OF the
benign influence of time and reflection on
the conflicting views and opinions Of men.
For il appears by the Journal of the SEM
ate, which your Committee have search
ed by law for the appointment ola Sena.
tor in Congress, the members were so UNI
fortunately divided in their opinions res
peciing the qualifications ofany person to
represent the State in the exalted station,
that eighteen different gentlemen were
nominated so that owing TO this extra
ordinary diversity ofopinioD, no nominn-
ton was made from that honorable body,
and for that reason it refused to meet this
House to proceed TO joint ballot. Only
four days afterwards il appears by the
resolution referred 10 your Committee,
these discrepancies OF opinion or Of feeling
had yielded TO the deep sense of Official du-
~. to the republican obligation Of obedi-
ence to the public will, or to the desire to
hive. this State fully represented in tho
National Councils, or to all these conside-
ratons combined, and the same members
whose differences had been carried 10 such
lamentable extent, united in their choice
Of the gentleman named in the resolution,
us the candidate on the part OF the Senate.
i is much 10 be regretted that the puTo
principles to which we have alluded, 40
having produced this harmonious result,
had not produced their foil influence and
induced tho honorable the Senate to offer
10 this House the candidate whom that
body put in nomination in the manner
prescribed by the law, which has been in
force during nearly so years, which
stands to this moment unrepealed on our
statute book, and which is as obligatory
upon the members oftne Legislature as
any other law Of the land
The above extract we regard as purc
specimen OF genuine irony, as We have
discovered in modern times. Shameless
as we believe the " 10" are, it must have
made them blush a, the scorching sarcasm
of the committee.
The Committee reported against con.
curing in the resolution of the Senate,
because it was contrary to the statute reg
ulating the election OF Senator, and be-
cause it had the effect OF dictat'on on
the part ofthe Senate to the House OF
candidate, instead Of nomination, which
the House propose, SO as to place the two
houses on footing Of perfect equali-
lty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
Mulberry Trees.

VXTM PRINCE & SONS will make sales OF
w Trees and Cuttings of the genu- p.s1pe>
inc Morus Multcaulis, Morus Expansa, MI
Alpine, Broussa. Canton and other va ESeSf
retes, deliverable to the purchasers i'm
medaely or at such period in the spring -laAh1sE,>
as is convenient to them and will enter into con-
nacts accordingly. Prices and terms for the Trees
and Cuttings will be forwarded TO all who may APP
ply for them by mail, well as the prices of Silk
Worm Eggs, Mulberry Seeds, &c. The Multicuu-
lis Trees are remarkably vigorous, and we first
imported the genuine Tree, purchasers are sure Of
obtaining the true kind 1t is from this cause, and
from the great attention paid by them, that the
Trees they have sold have given universal sa,sfac
ton
n. B.-Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plants, and
Seeds, can be supplied to any extent.
Flushing, near New York, March 6, 1881
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
EFFICACY OF DR.. EVANS PILLS.

Another recent test of the unrIvalled
virtue of DIR. VIM. Evans Medicines
Dyspepsia, ten years standing.-Mr. J., Nc
kenzle, Ito Stanton street, was affilced win the
above complaint for ten ears. which Incapaciated
him at intervals for the period OF six years, in at
tending to his business restored to perfect health,
under the salutary reatmentoi Dir. VIM Evans.
The principal symptoms were-A sense oil disten'
ton and oppression after eating, distressing PAIN IN
the pit OF the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite
giddness, papitaton Of the heart, great debllliy
aud depression of spirits disturbed rest,
sometimes a bilious vomiting and PAIN IN the iight
side an extreme degree of langour and iaintness,
any endeavour 10 pursue his business, causing I'M
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending his business, and
none Of the above symptoms have REQUIRED since ne
used the medicine, He is now strong anu heai'hy
man.
He rescrted 10 my rads ofremedies, but they were
all Intellectual. He is willing to give any inorma-
lion TO the afflicted respecting the inesiimable bene.
fiji rendered to him by the use OF Dr. WIN. Evans
med cine.
Asthma, three years standing.-Mr Robert
Monroe Schuylk kill, afflicted with the above ais
tressing malady .-Symptoms-great ianguor, ha,u-
iency, disturbed rest, nervous headache, almcniy
otbreahng tghtness and structure across the ofeas'
dizziness, nervous irratbilty, suocation, papi,a-
zion OF the heart, distressing cough costYehess pa"
In the stomach, drowsness, great debility and deh
cheney oil nervous energy. Mr.. Monroe gave up eV-
cry thought OF recovery, and dire despair sa' on INC
coun'ehance OF every person interested IN ms eAs
tence or happiness, tillby accident he noticed IN
publicpaper, some effected by DR.. VIM Evans
Medicine, in his complaint, which induced h'm 10
purchase package of the Pills, which resulted IN
completely removing every symptom oil ms disease
lie wishes say his motive for this declaratIons,
thatthose afflicted with the same or any oiherymp'
toms similar TO those from which he is happily res
iered may likewise receive the same Inestmaeie
benefit.
A Case ofTic Doloreux.-Mrs. J. L John
son. wife of Capt. Joseph johnson, ct Lynn, Mass
was severely afflicted for ten Yeas with lie Doio-
reux, violent pain in her head, and vomiting WIN
burning heat in the stomach, and unable 10 leave
her room She could find no relief from the advice
OF several physicians, nor from medicines oil any
KIND, until after she had commenced using Dr.
Evans medicine, of 100 Chatham street, ana from
that time she began TO amend, and feels satished -
she continues the medicine few days longer, Will
De perfectly cured. Reference can be had as TO
the truth OF the above, by calling at Mrs Jehnsonb
aaeghteE's Store, $50 Grand street, n, Y,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
MBER S.

scarcely member attending to any thing
they being nearly all scattered, waiting
tho result ola message to the other House,
Allen moves to take up the resolution,
(Which he had offered yesterday" THAT
is an hour before, and 1t was taken up
and was passed sab.siient,o hardly mem
Der. except few loco focos who were in
the secret, knowing a word about il; and
thus was Amos whipped and cleared about
clock ID tho morning.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
Correspondence OF the N. Y. Courier.
PARDONING or AMOS KENDALL.
WASHINGTON, March a, 1859.

An occurrence Of the last night must
give YOU. About half after eleven o'clock
Allen of Ohio (who had disputed the DIS
respectful character of kendairs insulting
note 10 the Senate) moved resolution de-
claring that Amos's explanatory letter OF
Friday evening (Which by the way think
not less offensive than the iirst) was salts
factory. This resolution Mr.. Smith OF
Indiana stated must, by the rules, lie on
the table one day, and it was laid on the
table accordingly. But, about an hour
afterwards, that IS between IL and !
O'Clock, when Mr.. Smith was out, and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
NOHEIi0INo

A T a meeting of the Directors fthe Martins
N burg Library Company an order was made
that the Treasurer do warrant al persons indebted
to said Institution in the sum of two dollars, with
proviso that ten days notice should be given.
hereby give notice. that ten days after the date
of this advertisement suit viii be brought against
all per sons indebted said Institution. in the above
mentioned sum. JOHN ii. LlkENS.
March 90, l839.-2w acting Treasurer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

Or. SAMUEL TnoMrsoN, the founder
Of the system ofMedicinc which bears his
name, was arrsigned 10 Boston, ono day
last week, on a charge of publishing
libellous advertisement in tho American
Traveller, rejecting severely upon the
character ofP. D. Badger, who is b.
tanical Physician, Of Boston. He plead
ed no. guilty, and his trial was postponed
to next term at his request. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

PENNSYLVANIA u. S. SESAroR.--lho
Pennsylyanan, the organ of the Loco Fo-
cos in Philadelphia, says that Z - not
likely an election for Senator will take
place al the present session Of the Legs
lature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

PATENTS II. l.. ELLswoRTH,
the Commissioner Of patents, has given
notice tina, all assignments Of patents, whe.
Their in whole or in part, will hereafter DO
recorded free Of charge. Bah. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
Tan ming.
.HOfice TO TT.esspusseys.

FENt1E undersigned having received great damag
Il by persons passing to and fro through his
lands, takes this method of Forwarding all such of
tenders of tres.passing on his enclosures IL this
notice be disregarded, | am determined to put the
law in full force against all such persons.
SAMUEL III. KISINGER.
March II 1870 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

ENDGING, LACES & INSERTING.-Thread
II Edging & Laces, splendid article. footlngsof
all widths, thread Bobbinette Il Cambrick Insert
ings very rich, Blond Edsings Fooings q Laces'
ian. o. 1889 A. ROBINSON & Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

Museum Building, Baltimore, Md.
Oldest estGbiishsd Lucky Office, N. w. corner of
Baltimore and Caipsrt streets; schers hare been
sold, price, prizes, IA millions of dollar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

SAVAGE CoTToN.-Fifty pieces. 3s in hea-
- wv Brown Muslin. Received and for sale by
Jan. l6, 1889. A. ROBINSON g. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

A NY PERSON, or persons
IN throughout the U. States.
who may desire to try their luck,
either in the Maryland State Lot
teiies, or in authorized Lotte-
ries of other States, some OF
which are drawn daily. tickets
from s to $40, shares in proper
ton, are respectfully requested
to forward their orders by mail,
(post-paid) or otherwise, enclo-
sing cash or prize tickets, which
will be thankfully received and
executed by return mail, with
the same prompt attention, as II
on personal application, and the
result given when requested, inn
} drawing. Address CLARK, Mu-
Md.
l.,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

Tn ADIES' sup'r Kid Shoes and Slippers, manu-
H<f,ctur,d of Smirh's (Phiadelpbia) celebrated
morocco for sale by J.W. bOfD'
Dec. II. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

mediately after the drawing. Address Cl
scum Building. Baltimore, Md.
October 3. l333--Iy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-13

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Premier District Judcialrc-L' Etat do Ia
houislano,-a tous ccuX que ces prGsontcs con-
Ccrncnt-Salut
A T'fENDI' que William Maclicv, &c la vile dc
MaysvIlic, Kentucky, avant achctG unc vcnte
fate par lie Shentidc la PArossc d'OrIGan, la pro-
prcie cI.aprcs eCrtc, s'cst atdrc'ke gr,to dc
Cctte conr, Oh la dtc vcnc iut cnrtgis:rGo lc 2cmc
Jour dc Mai de- la4neo 1899, ponr I'm avs, con-
tormt'nent un acte dc Ia Legislature dc Etat de
la Louisiana. intitnG i" Actc pour contirmor les
hrcs DIES aCqutreurs vrntcs jIliciairos )" APP
prour6 10 10 Mars 1894. Qu'Il soft connu, ct
tou'cs pnrsonncs il crosses sont par prGsentes
soniCs do rE.tal de la Louisiana ct dc la
cour du Premier district ltdciuirc qui pourracnl
avoir droit Ia proprGtc ci-apres dGcrlte, consG
qucncc dom default de torme dams iorrc, lc deere,
gu lc lusement dc la c"ur, vcru duquel Ia venla
etc tame, on de tOuc rregu'aritC illcgaiitG dana
Destination, Paws on lc temps OF |, mode de Ia
, vrntr, Oh pour une autre cause Quclconuuc, d,
faro voir dams trcntc jonrs, datrr de la pubica
ton tic Get avis, pourInol Ia vcnc alns fll,c ut
} scrnlt pas contirmtect homonruoc.
la dI'r proprttG ilIt ycndun par q Sheriff su.
dit lie Home our G'AvrIl de I'anncc ) 9, en- ver
Dan dCcrot de ccttc cour rr;idu !c , d, Mars dc
Fame, 1899, dams rahtire de William Mack"y
contrc Bier t S!ccvcr, No. 1896 du docket dc
ccttc cour, ac!aqnClc ycntc Icdll William Mackcy
s'"st rcndt arqucrcur pour lc priX dc S2I LOG
payable CONNIE suIt.-savui.:
LacguCrcur aSsUmtni 10 payment de Ia mott il dc
dcnx DIiles tic $SG,IG5 G cents cha1uc, qui scrou.
dus lc 26 mars 1910 ct la balance compliant l'ac.
Qutrcur aEstlmant aussl lie pnmrnt Do Ii, eommc dc
$500 Gus II ID Bauqlc dc l'Union do la Louisiana
avcc 'n'crct au faux dc 10 pour cent a comptcr du
Ter. Ftvricr 1879, ct la balance compliant, ct re.
servant uno hypo,hcquc spectacle sur Ia proprctc
venduc, jusqn'a CO quel!e sot payec.
description de la propri6tG daprcs 10 transfer
JudicIarc
La notice ndiyiso Dc dcux cert in lots do ltrro
avec toutrs les batiscs ct authorizations Cui s'v
trouvcnt ainsi que les droits, chcmins cou,umcs,
servitudcs privileges ct nvantagcs appartcnant
dune mancrc Gueic.nGlo ccs lots sont con:igus
ct tont partIc dc la batturn en- face du iiubourg
Ste. Marie dc ccttc vile, tormant rcncoignurc la
plus base dcs Jnlie ct NouycIe LcvGc ct
sont dcslgnes par les no.. 10 ct vingt sur un plan
dc la dl'c batturo, derosC etudo dc Felix trima
notairc, date du 80 Juln 1892. lie lot no. 10 mo-
sure i plcds pouccs de face la dc la Nile.
Levce, sur 100 pcds !us on lnnins dc proondcur,
d'aprcs un crrtiicnl did Joseph Pic, voycr dc la
willie, date du 25 mars 1886, i! pnrait que deux
dts rrraIns Incsurrni ensemble, picds angiais,
10 ped dc face 4 |, do la Nouvc!lr l.cvco,
sur lol dc pto!ondctsr nvcc aussl $50 ur,ioua
an lord capital dc la BAnq!e DO vUnion dc la
Louls!rnc.
Tcrnoin Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan, ilgc dc
la susdito, &C Mai 1888.
z. If BLANC,
~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-13
ArI,nNTJY'S DNSPPTlC lINI2,

Dr. IA .rurt,y til gre tt,It o IN ri II ltgaonS wa
opinion that ninr-Hnlhs of the diseases that alice
mankind originate in til, stomach This Elixir Was
used by him with The most unprecedented success III
his private and public ptactlc. for upwards "l forty
years Tor ,hs rr,n't ", ns,.a,;n Of ,h ,o
i''ns u" aiP''S' J.',, ~ ,hc lI,,I ,nJ in,I
,; "'' y" lr.rnInr,v If the Bowels, aud il, all
"' ~ It., ,;,,,, 80: ,.,;vr b,li, !. i,unj IN
.a:ts "''o '"''
'H ~; ,,;,r NINA, n,1 Il, nnmhc,cI among the host
ms , n,, h,f;,rc, ,h n,hiic as il is hc
!" ~ ~, ,h,est nuI mosi scientific surgeon
E n' or nrnLnr,I ond h,. secret of preparing it
@ ui'rh, snI nv the ooen, for ve,y large sum |, is
was rnfth's" Ivy s' ~ IN, ,r n,s as mild amer
as'eenoe IL" l'I H. ,'I 60, ;n,,.r, ,,,r,, md
strength to the system, end choernness TO the mind,
and few hot les removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion aud prevents return nj any
future period. 900.
I'VE" ' N 'l;s "" s,r.s,
,o,.,ce of l.. ,dng n seIsntarv life.
StR:-ih coh |'N""''r Oh .I I*;,L II; s,; -" n
have been ,'n"'s' ~ ,l,. "o NV sml;,,ings have
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-13

STATE OF LOVISIANA-TIrst Jud cia Dis
/ - trict Court,
The State of Louisiana to all whom these pre-.
SCENTS shall conc. prcc,inr:
Whereas William Mackcy of the CITY of NAYS.
VILE Krntuckv hov,n, nurch, sod nj n sale made
br the Sheriff nf ,l,c n,rish or Orleans the pro
pcr,v hereinafter ,lrscr;hod h,s an,l,cd ia the
clerk or this co,t !, ,sr ofi;c, mo dead Of xo 10
WIS %rccor,cd IN tho .,c,nd J,v ar Nav u 1870
far n n,op ;,or mr. ,Lr,r,;o,,o,t i, c,,i,rn,r in
an act or the Jey;sI,,nro NJ tho State or Inuisano
entitled san ac far tho further nssn,,nrc IF TILES
to purch,scr< ,d;c;,I ,lcs onnroved tho ,..n,I,
dav. of March. is34.
Nov ,hnrec,,o h,,o, ~, ,,, all ,orso,s Al,
| r,.,,J5 i2o; ,. ,I ;,1 J 1,,,,;,I j.,
,hc nam. o,. ,h,. s,,,n " I,,u;s;,n, ,ud ~ III.
Ers, Iuaic;,I D;s,r;e, cnnr, Who ,,n go, ~, ,nv
aticr r.crihrd in conson,,cncc of anv ;ni,rm,l;,v
dor which tt s,ln ,v,s ,,Ie ~ INV rrcun;,r;,v mr.
in ,iIuc mr. manner nf s,I, ny FIR ony other dcC.c,
,rh,,.on,o, a., ,n aa ;,,; ill.,, H., ,,
,,c L, , ,n,',;,;',,, +; g., ;n.or,al i; ,I, ,,,,;.
minors ,vLv III, ,,I, co ,r,dn sL,uII nm, h.. cnn-
.;rmnI ,rL bo,,,loc.,,J
Tie said n-,,rrtv ,,s so,d law tin Sh.r;fT Of ,,o
r.r;.l, ,fr.s,;i a.. ,L, tit, i,u RI An.u ~
1s.o In, r;r,u, ,,r daaroa If ,li o,,,,., r,,J.,,L
an III, > J,, ,c N,,cL n 1s2o in , chi, an
,uIcI Wi,,,,,, u,,Lou ~, v;o- & S,.nvor N,
II arg of III. drl,n, nr III. court -, v.h;. s,io
,hn sad WirI;n,, M,.to, hn,,,a ,ho ,,nr.,as.,
Far tho rrc, a. ,,,n,,, soa,, ,I,,,,.,,,d ,nL NJ.
lu,Lrcd hn,I,,s ,,v,h,,. =. f,llor. viz.
The nm,ch,aor ,Ssn,,;n, ,br n,vn.nt or ono.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-13

NJ w
DR JOHNSON, Oiicr 10 'icnrilla street, con
- fine. hls practice TO the treatment OF Nencrc"'


mr. JOHNSON, Office 10 hcn'Nle street, con
- fine. hls practice to the treatment OF Nencrc"'
Disease IN all i,4 Different forms.
Dr. Jolusoa, from n residence Of muny years IN Hos,
ri,as in Europe devoted ,0>the treatment Of Eenerea
Diseases aud from his present extensive practice IN
that paytic branch Of the profession, guarantees
ssi speedy nd lcc,ual cure such persons as arc
,,ouhIed with niy OF the following diseases, Wiz
Gonorrhncu, elects, Sh,ciucs, Chnncrcs, buoos,
Seminal Weakness, Affection ofthc Bladder, Kidneys,
ions, urcthra, PROSTATE Gland, Swcllrd ] escies'
Eruptions on the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains IN the
joints; - ru
And the numerous symptoms which generally foll"w
his disease.
Recent eases cured in two or thee days without the
use OF Mercury, interruption IRON business OF nllefa-
ton in the n,sd: of living. .
4 medicine t. prev cnl Ncncresl Disease can he OBJ,
tnncd of Dr. johnson It is from the reel e OF the
Baron Lnrrv II rrlrhratcd French Surgeon and was
used hy Inn during tAe -frcral cAnpnI ms in"hch he
served As Surgeon 6 ,urr.l in tn French Army.
Sold hy Dr.. Johnson. ST his ni.icc. ! hose persons
hp,u. nny NIL, ton of Vensrcai Disease, anl rbonl
taking sea vnyuce.. removing IN the country, would
do we'll bv giving Dr. Johnson call pepper mchi-
ciu,s fur hcIr cure in the shortest time can be put up
with wriiirl dircclin f., their
Office open from the morning until 10 O'Clock at
light.
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LUIGI MA co X d | A l..

CORDIAL. Dt. I.UCiNE ON I'ElIXlR DE
~ L'tMOUR.-Thc United States Agent for The
lucmn Cordial Elixir Of Lave, returns his grateful
acknowledgements for the fl ttcrin. patronage "ich
he has already received, aud also for TIN: many tcS-
'nnals winch have bccn sent hin. tourhin" the the nj
most nrac'oa efficacy Of this n'stinnh'c mcdiclle.
The we'll founded reputation OF the l.uclna CORDIAL
warrants the agent in wtrn" lug his long nd 'eit'tr-
meats; but for the benefit Of those persons, w!' may
rs yet be unaware %: its nnt,ir, he would explicitly
state thar it DR.. Maguns cclrhInich discovery,
which has created such itinn in tfnnc".-I hat II
speedily restores iii" virllc powers, where they have
been Exhausted hv d.ess. otherwise, and su)saE
nllv rcnovars the lrucrcnni iunct "hs that it IL On
rtfccl,n for the uor tbua ard above all that it
il the only remedy tii,ruvrrr! for removal Of
in'pot"ncy i'll males and ntrrnness in females. Owing
ios vastly in"icoInng qalitlcA il Is also highly Use
inl III grt distracted, difficult painful menstrual
tinn lnc"nin-nce o'hc urine involuntary discharge
thereof chronic rruiiiolH OF TIE skin droprcal uilcc-
tons OF the ngcA &c.
In order that all classes Of society may receive the
benefit OF DR.. Mugums discovery, the American pro-
rct"r has consented ,at the Cordul shall h. sold in
bottles Vi six ear, ut the reduced price Of 81
which il less than half the price curSrd for it III
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOi.DE3WElI, N. d.
United Stucs Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at Wholesale und retail
ut No. Co Pny',uS street. between Magazine and Cuml
s;a, New Orleans. m"6