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Telegraphed for the Republican.
Terrible Steamboat Accident.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, 9 P.

CINCINNATI, Dec oil, . p. II.
The steamer II. ": johnson, bound from
Cincinnati to Wheeling, with upwards of
leo passengers aboard, burst her boiler a.
bout 2 o'clock on Wednesday morning,
when about ten miles above Maysville.-
One boiler was thrown to the distance of
200 yards from the boat, and the other up-
wards of 300. The wreck then took fire,
and burned to the waters edge. 1t is sup
posed that about eighty lives we're lost, and
there are some thirty or forty more who are
scalded or otherwise seriously injured
The Maysvilie packet Uaniel Boone went
to her assistance, and removed the surviv-
ors to Maysvilie, where every attention was
shown them, by the Odd Fellows, Masons,
Sons Of Temperance, and the citizens gen.
orally. All Of the baggage and clothing of
the passengers were lost.
The second engineer, with his diving
breath, declared that there was plenty Of
water in the boilers. 1t is thought that
they were defective, having been made of
bad iron.
The boat was insured for %l2,O dollars.
There were on board twenty-three horses,
all Of which were lost.
A. Fairchild, the first clerk, dead; Jacob
Johnson, second clerk, missing; John Lille,
second engineer, dead; James Belyille, car
penter, missing; A. c. Gillespie, of New
Orleans, dead; P. Long, of Wheeling, dead;
- ~Shoenberg, of the Pennsylvania vol
u~nteers, missing; N. L. Dorsey, of Wheel
ing, badly scalded. 1t is asserted that there
were no passengers from Illinois or Missou-
ri lost. A MIR. Beard, of St. Louis, who
was on board, is reported as saved. The
boat was built at Wheeling, and was entire
ly new, this being her first trip.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10

EMIGRANTs-1647.-The returns of the
cities of Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore and New Orleans, from, from the
first of January to the first of October, show
an aggregate Of hundred and thirty.
three thousand seven hundred and ninety-
eight, while for the preceding year, the
number was only one hundred and fhy.one
thousand six hundred and sixty-two.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10

FRAcAs AT JEFFERSON CIrY.-A hostile
encounter took place at jefferson City on
last Tuesday, between Gen. T. L. Price
and Hickman, the editor of the MetropaE
tan. The difficulty arose out of some pub
locations in the NJ, which severely rcfec-
ted on Price. They were separated before
any injury was done by either, but on
Wednesday morning they again came in
collision, and Hickman discharged four
shots at Price, froma revolver. One cap
exploded; one barrel was not loaded; one
ball entered Prices arm, making a flesh
wound, which was extracted with but little
difficulty; another ball grazed the forehead;
another went through the collar of his coat;
the other went into the store door. They
afterwards grappled and beat each other
EMIL separated by the bystanders.-Rev-
ellie.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10
T'eiegrGphed for Me Union.
THIRTTETH CONGREss--First session;
Washington, December 20.

Ssnate.-A report from the Secretary Of
the Navy in relation to expenditures of an.
preparations of the Contingent Fund, and
a report from the Secretary Of the Tfeasu-
ry in relation to the public lands, was re-
ceived.
A bill for the improvement Of the Sault
Ste. Marie vas reported.
Mr.. Cass, from the Committee on Mali
tary Affairs, reported a bill making apnso-
priations for the subsistence of the army.
Mr.. Ashley reported bill providing for
a general p~reemptiOn law. applicable 10 tie
public lands,
Mr.. Westcott reported bill to increase
the number of clerks in the Patient Office.
The death Of Mr.. Stewart, Of Michigan,
was announced, and thereupon the Senate
adjourned.
House.-But little business, and that not
important, was transacted in this body, and
upon the announcement of the death Of Mr..
Stewart, the House adjourned.
Washington December 81.
Senate.-The following nominations were
communicated by the President to the Sem
ate, for their approval, viz: ex-SPeaker Da-
Wis, of Indiana, to be Minister to China, rice
Mr.. Everett, deceased, John Rowan, Of
Kentucky, to be Charged Affairs to Naples
rice Col. Polk, resigned; DR.. Niles, of Bal.
Itimore, formerly Secretary Of Legation to
Paris, to be Charge d. Affairs to Sardinia,
rice R. Wicklife, resigned.
A message in writing, was received from
the President, by the hands of his private
Secretary. The contents of the message
are not given.
A number Of memorials and petitions were
presented and referred.
The Senate resumed the orders of the
day, being the bill for the purchases Of the
Madison papers. The bill was read a third
time and passed. Yeas % hayes 10.
A resolution calling upon the Secretary
of War to report the number Of troops now
in the service of the United States army,
the number dead, discharged, &c, &C.,
came mp for consideration, and was agreed
to.
After a few words explanatory by Gen.
Cass, it was moved to take up the bill FIR
raising additional troops. An interesting
debate, of considerable length ensued, in
which Messrs, Calhoun, B%errien, Hale and
Mangum, opposed the passage of the bill.
Messrs. Cass and Allen defended it. When
the debate was ended, the yeas and nays
were ordered, and stood as follows: yeas -,
nays 10. The Vice President gave tie cas-.
ting vote in the affirmative, and the bill was
made the order Of the day for MOnday,I this
ddy]
The Senate then went into Executive
session, and after some time spent therein,
the doors were opened, and the Senate adj
journed.
HOmse IF RepreSenhdtires.-Amnne ma
ny petitions presented was one frnm the
of Philadelphia against slavery
Laid On the table.
Mr.. Goggin presented a bill compelling
the Postmaster General to restore the
Southern Mail. from Baltimore to Richmond
&c, to the old, or railroad route. This
gave rise TO a long and warm debate, which
continued until a late hour, when the House
adjourned over until Monday (GO-day,(
without any action on the bill.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10
TEMPERANCE ONWARD.

The order of the Sons of Temperance.
has been established in the city of Mexico
by some members of the Rifle Regiment.
It is called the "Walter Chiles" division.
The ~imprOveable part of Mexico, is fast
becoming Americanized.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10

.4"ful Dedth.-The Wife of Mr.. J. H.
Cook, OF KeOkuk, on Tuesday last, fell into
the fire and was burned to death in a most
shocking manner, before her situation
was discovered. A fit is supposed to have
caused the sad calamity.-tSt. Louis Or
gan.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10

turing the authors-chiefs, partizans, and
p~etfamilies. To the honor of the service,
the disease-pruriency Of fame, not earned
cannot have seized upon half u dozen Of
fcers present. all of whom, it is believed,
belong to the same two cuteries.
False credit may, no doubt, be obtained
at home, by such despicable self.pufings
aid malignant exclusion of others; but at
the expense Of the just esteem and consid-
Grafton of all honorable officers who love
their country, their profession and the truth
of history. The indignation of the great
number of the latter class cannot fail, in
the end, to bring down the conceited and
the %enuious to their proper level.
By command of Mai. Gen. Scott.
II. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.
After the publication of the above order,
Col. Duncan promptly came out in the fol-
communication:
MExIco, Nov. Is, ls47.
To the Editors of the North american:
'sln-I herewith present a copy ofthe "7am-
'pico letter. characterized as "scandalous,' .
I"despicable," "malignant," &c., in gener-
al orders No. $40, published in the Ameri-
Gan Star Of of this morning.
To the end that the true character OF this
letter may be known, l desire that you re-
it in your paper; and that none OF
my brother officers may innocently suffer
for a publication SO obnoxious. l hereby
acknowledge myself to be lis author. The
substance IF it | communicated from Tam
pico soon after the battles, in a private let
ter to friend in Pittsburg.
The statements in the letter are known
by very many officers of this army to be
true, and | can but think that the publica-
ton of truth is less likely to do violence to
individuals or the service than the suppress
sion or perversion of it.
Justice to Gen. Worth (who is evidently
one of the "heroes'' pointed out in order
No. 349) requires me to state that he knew
nothing whatever of my purpose to write
letter in question, nor that il had been
written till well on its way to its destination;
he never saw, nor did he know, directly or
indirectly, even the purport of one line,
word or syllable of it, till he saw it in print,
and he is equally ignorant of my design to
this declaration, which do, as Il
wrote the letter, u~nprompted, and on my
own responsibility.
Very respectfully, your obi. ~serv't,
JAS. DUNCAN,
Brevet Lieut.. Col, u. S. A
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10

Is. The telegraphic conGection between
New Orleans and Mobile; it is expected,
will be established by the middle Of this
moDth.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10
New YoRK, Dec. 3Ist. 6 p.

The James Bank, GAINESVILLE, N. Y, has
failed. The excitement in New York, Gre
ated BY this and previous failures, was so
great that a large mount of notes Of the
banks Of Western New York could not be
sold at any price. Small amounts were
purchased by brokers at from 5 to 10 per
cent discount.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10

y The TelegrapEic Dispatches from
Washington on the Ist inst, mention a re-
port that Gen. Scott has been recalled.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10
New YoRK, Dec 3lst, 8 P. n.

The Commercial Bank Of Friendship,
Security Bank of Huntsville, Merchants
Bank Of Canadigua, and the Franklin Bank
of French Greek, are reported broke. All
the New York country banks are in bad re-
.pute.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-10
HCSFCCtIUIIy, yum OU q scE' y
JAS. DUNCAN,
Brcvet Lieut.. Col, u. S.

Brevet Lieut.. Col, u. S. A
After the publication Of this letter, Col
Duncan was arrested, it not having been
known before that he ives concerned with
the "Tampico letter."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
FARNAAl'S PATENT HYDRAULICS.
UORBS q TAYLOR

s.TAVlNG purchased The nght of Famams Patent
.~ hydraulics tot the counties Of Belmont and DhIp
are nov prepared to furnish 10 order Fafnans double
sctiun t amt force tuEps, Fire Engines, Garden In
enes, ~teuU Boat Pumps, aud sl kinds OF hydraulic
spparstr- a. manufactured IVY u Fafnsin, Cnctn
bhi". These PUMPS are adapted for every situation
too which pump may he required The great advau
tase over single action Pumps keeping column Of
water constantly moving, thereby working more cas-
a. AID WlpNtug double t'lc quantity of ssle actlou
Pump OF the saue Ihey may be used Ia all cases
for FIRE Regime the smallest Pump made win throw
water tWoslrY iuiidns Owing To The slniear.
the pricc s !e thHu that OF any other pump
that wii p-riarm tie san. amount OF WORK The ar
raugeuert " tire whole o. simple that less liable
ia Ett out o order ad IS better calculated f0r situations
where ue chauical SAIL IS not ready at camnIand ana
whore She most perfect aEd efficient machinery
4GitGa.
ilossa Pumps 10 De worked BY hand may he placed
~ ne has tnth any other convenient situation TO
arav water ly means Of lead pipe from wells, els
t.tls ua silruss, fran any distance and force tge
any psgi Of the huuse for of6aary use;
convey vs. tfag 10 hIfH Rooms, pAi liuusus, wish
thg addition uf hose lay ba used protect the house
b. ettiusut-HlUs hfcs. Likewise Pumps for wells OF
1 he lfh- uul exceeding 2uu feet. for Paper rs Tan.
Notk-, STeweric-, Soap aorrs for hot water, uiaes
tor draining isfisa.Ius iands-ior every purpose
where tnp can BE reqptrei and Of ailsxes 70 throw
tlom ten 90 SEQ -aHons pf Monte, these Pumps h.led
meeting Screws ma te different Ions and outside the
hudins qf lse tfa The neaus Of eN lguish,ug mes
lar clera4e G, aus fau heretofore adopted for acto
rlc- % ullfs. Gct7
s.kNAMENTAI. FOUNTAINS or cast iron Of
~ gnal variety oi-paiterus. These Fountains art
There heius urNafus of my different patterns, We
shall SC aset0 su}l all tts.es As to style price Fo
further psr tcuavs enquire oar establishment corner
OF MANI and quincy sis. HOBBS & TAYLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

YEALER in English, GerUian and Americas Kiteh
s5s' eH Furniture. No lS3 Main 81 toppostc lie Mon
roe liausej y hceins, Va.
Inc s4isoFthoI mas si received ifoH1he EtFt,where
be purchased them al the lowest eas1 pf1ss, gNud
assortment OF Gallery and every article lh de-
maat Of ktchen furniture, whic he pre- pared 20 dis
pose OF as cheap te had ia thss nafket. Also
euvd var'eFy Ct TN Toys
lie also keefs on hand ~ lis eva nanu(actu tire 81
usual, lafga assrtnent OF Tao ass Sheet lroh ware
wholesale % retati, sid HlooS tan ware
Any tuiNg luts iae. NOT uu hand wall be utIuufsr-
tgfed Oh the shortest notice, reasoaa bic
fiw BuaA's fHseRt eoOSiRs stoves, aud fliishurga
eou stove, hIg sale al low Ptices
oct 70 4 ELIAS sllFsi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

~ ENFLElI.N VIII ou delay any longer q cali a
~ the ba.smois tlot1.us store where sou gan pur'
eaase otlu euqr..0uss reduced prices, lur tasL,
VIZ
Fna ciuth FTecb end Dress costs to ~ dos, such IS
lfa-o ia us my tJf ~ Gois s, itA Grown end odd
i5t1l Soil, s-sas fom 20 20 do.s. uvercoats, sack
lvercoats aud -eert other article H proporiful Can
4saty al tIis aslaA ,snhsAl a. have az hsad now
g5fel d sssltt4.eul 40 Ready Made G'oHnE % every
.,,,ffg IA e iad price MEttk Elm.
. d DsButr rfofchsut. Wao VIII iavof nie WITH
ai can tuy tl1tun. rsap bees a. taQy ean bug u
if-.t 0rIi7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
rOsr oFFIcE REGuLArIoNs.
Mail arrivals AMI departures after the Is, ia
of TuIv 1919

Mail arrivals AMI DEPARTURES after the 1T day
OF Jolly, l2iS,
rttr.y Eastern mail arrives rn and departs lll
Daitv Western naff arrives q IN aud aego-is a N
Dairy hp sicufeugl3e and Wcjsviie, arrives IA N
and derariS 90
From Woestrr Whte'iRE, arrives every Tues ay,
Thursday and Saturday, a. ai, and departs every
Nogdsv. Welncst4V and FriaaF g, Z oui
fraa, Msretiay Grave Ctcck. arrives TUESDAYS aud
Saturdays hy s AMI depsTts Mondays and Feidays
at am
Prom DC hsnv IS West Liberty - Wheeiint. arrives
every rosday. Thus "a aud Saturday ny ~ n'clnck
M, and tcPars sHmr dat II ID
From NatRantaWn he NBEneFsurgfta WAeeisHr, ar
rivs- Thu siar at pm ard aonarsfom " liaciiug on
FRIDAYS az @ w.
fflr N1rsaninep nv Blactsyilr a Wheeling ar
tivfs every IN adavst 9 m 2AI itpar5s fc,a Wheel
ing every Wed esf7e IT nm
FROM Woodland bv SdckipaH's % " hesnr. arrives
evefy SATURDAY. o. 81 m, aad departs from HAechng
evesY rlsfsdsr ste pm
All tiat matte sshnt he lfnasf.i in the Office 4;
ca 1re hour heiare The time ~ chasing The matt
pttrs opens AZ and closes again al II pm
psens sssip - NJ, aud close n 10
Opened Oh Saturdays from 5 10 4 IA aud from . 10
lgpm
Newspaper postage must be PAID IN advance at the
eoWincure'eit % each quarter commencing Isl lanla
ry lsi April 1T July dIst of 0coler failure TO
do 50, viii ca-seiHeit diseortiuuance
Those renting Reyes and keeptf quarterly accounts
arceNpectea 10 ther bis toe cusrof each quarter.
These rules uiast be strir ly complied win.
iel+ ALEXANDER NEWMAN. 7 NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
FIRE IN SAINT LOUIS,

Extract from letter reed from II Alexander & Co.
We had pretty cluver ire here
two weeks since. which tested iva of your Safes,
winch We sold They were in the front par of the
cOud story of four story building, Ged with mefcan-
dfe and quors and fell through 10 the drs story and
when canct oil were HE ocked and the inside found TO
he a o. IL. II las given yry general satisfaction here
Fine above Safes belonged severay to Messrs Mat
tweWs & 90. and Nj K. D. Catherwood, who thus mo-
every thing else destroyed through this instrument
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

he would also invite the attention of the public to

the following
Testimonials from Newspapers
We received week since a very rare aud superior
article Tor an Editor S tableor for the table OF any
teman or lady who appreciate the virtues of the
most famous product of The celestial empire II consist
ed Of two papers Of tea, tthe Golden Chop and the No
Plus ltra) o. very excellent quality, rvang in fresh
ness and IN ci rh hsvors the beverages which
the table OF The Emperor of China They from the
Philadelphia aud New York fekin Tea Company. who
nave es sblshea lher Depot n this city. After ul aud
satisfactory Prelt Of It's excellence, with conf
deuce commend II to our friends Christian observer.
fEAEIS TEA CoMNANY.-- One who IS really Bdge,
says That these cas- very superior, and If W have
ANY taste IN Reese matters, is altogether accordance
witt this decis t0n-C Christian Repository.
bFIlrlots IEAs-We take pleasure ia informing our
readers ildt the Philadelphia and New YORK PCkin Tea
Company have on hand varied supply Of both green
and black, difficult 10 excel, IN decacy OF flavor rich
and aroma by ANYTHING Of the Kind Imported
into This count w. Philadelphia sun.
The ladies OF our household charmed with The
samples they hve used d delighted thai certain spots
are known " here supply Of the eennne "Chna" can
be ohtGredt-l renns ylvantau
The above J Gas are nr sale by REILLY, Ag't,
iva No. TO-, Market Square, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
WHEELING FINES AND
lDvElsTgsEgg &

WHEELING riNTS AND GtZrrrp.
rusLlsHEpDNihTTm WEEKLY & WEEKLY nv
J. T.. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
q, IiE subscribed IS selling all descriptions Of fine Gold
1 ard silver WA ehes. 1ewery ana SILVER " are, al
inucl less lAan lle usual prices
Fine gold and silver Detached Levers;
o. Anchor de-,
do Leplnes do.
90 guard aHd iuh chains;
do KEYS, lob keys and SEALS
Gold and SILVER Pencd-;
P-neiicHses;
God Peas. ~ pod and silver cases.
i.ailrs' Gold Breast Pms
B,acs.ets aei Locket,,
aud silver fhim'leS,
Diamond RINGS aud beast Pms.
sterms silver sn0,u, and SILVER CUPS, made TO order
Cioess aai W4tcAes repaired At short 0rlet
Ansf a. q, FAiRcAlLp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

II uANE nr sale some rare nargoins IN The way OF
u Real Estate "a Tie city ot Wheeling sad Lauss IN
lhe country, and those wsalgg 10 PafclIase, 'e ther
sums le iafae of sma, woad do well to make early
tWhcatiar as tile owners are DESTROYS 10 sell and
woud se lbe land IN small parcels and divide are lots
Ia sun the "a ehasets snaii ymeni viii Pc tegai
ted 10 hsnd aud balance on tine JOHN GG@ii9BN,
Wheeling, jos, rs. Real Es.l4e Aselt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

GHrAT CrNTRAT. ROUTE
E7R0M WI.EELINGTO BALTIMORE, WASHING
Ton CITY, puLADELpHlA, NEW YORK and
BOSTON Tie National Road aud Good tntcd STAGE
Companies are running six daily nes to Cumberland
connecting with The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road. On
BY q hours Stage travel either ofthe above ctes
lSuce by railroad.
iafiGe 10 Baltimore "A hours
Time 20 Philadelphia - hours.
Fare 10 baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare iofbilspepiiia IL nOLLARS.
sly dairy lines Ievethe Companies stare and Railroad
Office every morning At O'clock 4. NJ Spd extras fur
niSled al any heur a load should o.lar.
For through tickets 70 Baltimore aui Philadelphia, ap
ply al The Companies o.ct, M, &c Watersreet, Vince
hug, Va. two doors north Of the United states Hotel
For Good Intent stage Go. ". II. STEELE
And }. G, ACHESON. for y, r. =. Co
anss Great Ccntra Route Rail Road 4 stage Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25

PIANO fOh Il MANI AZ IOhl,
Nos. ., O. aud H., Eutae 81. opposite the
EufGtg House, Baitimare, I'D
~ NAHE q GAEnLH would respectfully call the al
IA teitIlu az tae public 60 their superior GRAND
AND sNFAbE FIANUS. The Pianos manufactured
si t44 have, i0t dcicacy of toleh
mess cgetDgs aud hrtiaBcy OF tone, beauty ad style
uf workua sai' been pronounced ny the most eminent
rafessaFs 80 re unsurpassed By any instruments made
u thts s1s rfher country.
Professors uaulefs country merchants, AVID pihers
risine HsuuJfe wall tut a ~ th1ir ivshte 90 cal
4 lur excessive estanl suent bface Purchasing Rise
whei,. sept 10. 1878
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
JGHN PORTER, Jr,

The above are hut few OF tie certificates
in the subscribers possession. He deems deems un'
necessary however to add any more. he believes The
medc cine where properly used viii sufficiently fccom-
meud Itself
Prepared and sold wholesale by
J. J. MILLS Fredericksburg;
And at retail, by the following aeeut.
novl2-2n JAMES BAKER, Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
RItH hVENING DAEsstS

~ Fee WE'D this 1ay. ~ express ro.n New York
- lsA 81 ! All cal, rUideted Paw DtSssea
sep.2 8 EhupE5, Bai.e cnraeY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-25
Ma "a a..

;$&saFsE5Sg ~
%f,HGPTcG,W
Bls lx 3xlga |
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
207 MAIN STREET. BUFFALO. Ny.
DIR &C. NAUGHN's VEGETABLE LGTHoNTRIP.
nc MIXTURE.
rms celebrated remedy IS constantly increasing in
'''"e O' NE ma az rs ca -,, 4 is mating
u hiss now become the ouv medicine for fsmit, p,e
ana Is particularly recommetdo4 for
DROrSY.
all STAGES Of tins complaint or,etio.o,v rsi;esa ma
mony.
GRAVE.
ahd az Diseases Of the urinary orIaus; Tor these dstes
sns complaints % stands alone other article can re-
heVe YOU aud the cures testified 70 viii convince the
most s<eptiral-sce pamphlet Ilgr -,fnbi,i,t po,,s
diseases, FEVER tNp AGCE Totlst:reei west ~.
ave,,al, ahd vi ever these Complaints prevail this
NO MINERAL AGENT. 40 deletari1ns componnd i.
ltto His h7iHfe,t cures thcs" Diseases with GER
anit tnd CELEBRITY and does not leave te system torpid
lis 5,.9mpaini Of most painful character is
Jew uays use "f this article: far heiorr any otsr
eraei"n fpT this disease. for any other disease
Originating trom impure huod see Pamphlet
nEHtLtrY or THE sYSrEv. weak i,,k. weak
ness OF me Kidneys. &c infamaatnn OF the, same
Is immediately relieved by f7 DAYS nse of Ills ,sd,
cirr and cure IS sways result OF It's use II stands
a. A CERTAIN RENGpY f,r such complains. aud
S'Io * arrangements OF the female frame. lgREptr.
IAhtI ItS- SUPFRESSIONS, paiuful transformations
NO article has teen oirred except this which
would teuch this kind OF arrangement Il may be- re-
lied upon as sure and elective remedy and jId we
,eei permitted to do SO could give rnOUs MD
NAMES ~ proof Ct cures in this distressing class Of