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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-02
Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

Arf.H All merchandise designed Tor the interior Of
the States Of GEORGIA, SOUTH CARO-
LINZ; TENNESSEE. and ALABAMA, sent via Sa,
yapnnh will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company Of
Georgia In their Steam Boats TO Augusta ee OF commits.
sion, IL the lowest current rate Of freight.
In addition TO the steam boat power this Company sready
possess, they have now under construction new steam
boat oil unusually light draft Of water and high speed built
expressly with view ensure prompt transportation Of
Goods, In all stages OF the river navigation
Goods marked for the interior Of the country after reach
Ing Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded b the Agents
there 70 their final destination
shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked 10 In Savannah.
Bills Of Iadng advising the shipment Of goods, and q
letter advis whether insured, and to what point should
alwaya accomppnv the same, or be sent BY mail
Parties who ave been In the habit OF forwarding mer.
chsndizs to the interior Of Georgia by this line and direct
ina to the care OF r. NJ Goodwin, will please take notice
that The connection Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future Communications should be al
w. p WILLIAMS, Agent Savannah, Ga,
REFERENCES.
sIessrs Taylor e. Merrill,
q Josiah Marcy d Sen, = y,,t
:" Goodhue IL Company, ~ '''"'
J.. II. Brigham, Esq
Halves, Gray a Co., Boston.
Henry SloaT Esq, Philadelphia.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES,

s-1TAIINE oALvANIc sTRENGTHEN.
~ iHN J. T. cALLAN.
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Empowered BY Set Of Parliament, viet--Royal Assent,
July q, 1881.
"a Sartngs Bank for the Orphan and The WSder."
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UNITED STATES OFFICER

7-.- 10 N -T3-I UNITED I1TATES UFFICEN q.
Can't c. W. Mclean, Member Of the Legislature, and late
Cfts United States Navy, has kindly sent the following
SsTt6cate tells s own story.
y Il lS.{s e5i Runway Jan. Is, lS47
year since was taken with the Inhuenza, and my
whole system LEFT In sbtated state was induced to
Try DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA, and aNsr taking
two three bottles, was very much relieved and attr
taking IT, and ind that mprove every day. believe II
saved my life, and would not be without under any
sderation. u, w, MCLEAN.
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You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Botche
On me Face Rough Skim frckles and are, out Of spl
rtsn use bottle two Of DR. 1oWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RIIIA II will cleanse the Blood remove the Frerkle
and Botches and give you animation sparkling eyes, I'M
spirits and beautiful complexion-a Of which are oil i'm
U,ense value TO UNMARRIED LADIES.
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s.:!IettersS
ResdiHing IN on D sSs3I cs Suniie siS.

iSeasdtHtng IN kce sESl
saarier sNdiig z leo. q,
5 ~ ltev. Jessee Alien.
b. q wv X Bel, PfnGn
Bsnbow, Francis III Brown. reterick IS Bsf- /
SER - N Boyd, hl ss Mary Ballard, WI
linn BlacI, Gael, Bir; ,hinofe, e y Belsef,
lie ~ NJ Brad: ord w III & Bromn. John Brad
ord, w tlllam Bark ky. III lias Mary e Brnmby,
W. Bark a N Bradham. Dewitt q Boo,he,4
Jack BrsJwn.s
y Samuel r Chnndlen J I, Cummings, T.
II Clark, Mrs Suson: (,ovart. So q e ~ 3
D.-W II Dayir, w SC Duncan, w M
Davis. Sc
E-.I I,onisa D. Ellie, Ia n s:s
-1obniB Flemnnng, Tom Forman, II "A
Frazier, d FnrInnn. ( {; ~
s -l)an:el. Grahom, ] G Gattir, E NJ Cor
dor, w y Query, 'Thonins u Gual, Alfred
Gronms, ,rhonps Carrot, Sam'I B Gallcti,
DR. E7B Gregg, John James Graham,
II -James II l1iliop. Louis Husband;
Roscri.J Hollydsy, Richard Hull, Clerk oi
the or han ConriS a
lson Juhnsor, w w Jones, Louis
Johnson, Timothy l. Jones, J A James, Mrs
Victoria Jones, Jacob (so!ored many Reberca=
"A Jonce. 555 &
KDan;el Kelly, hIessrs HiKelly & Co.
lie Fl Lrre. Dr.
81 John Y Moore, Ri hard NfE Moore, wv
A Mul,'rnw, Rev s NJ Miller, w dultirow,
Rev Thomas Mellichamr, p Nc leod, Charles
Mclean. 81 t5s D,
N-M,ss Mar tha Norris, Thomas Osburn,
james NJ Nelson. Alexander Norris.
OFT II Osteen, &
P-John Park, w E Plowden, benjamin
Park, NJ ss Louisa Pelticr, S Owens.
R,-William Rogers, Miss Caroline Rod
gers.
S-Franc;s Sumter, DR. C. G. Srann. II
Skinner 2, Thomas ]. Smith, Mrs Susan,
Smoo', w T Sheriff; D Sander, r Spanr,
Mes Mary Scurry, olhia Singleton, Isaac
Sentinel, C Stiles.
T-Tinhsl g. Harvin.
VS. e NJ Withe.spoon, Mrs Mary f
Wilder, nj 81 Eynehia +: Wilson, DrNV Will
k;rscn, Mrs SarlfisA Sy,thcrspocn, MissM nj
A B Watson, Rr5R w nlakrT, Wellington
W,tchr-, F. /. WILDE, a 'ler Wells, isY
HENRY HAYNSWORTH,sP.M. 4
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines
T The snbs riber his just received fresh
supply Of Drugs. Medicines, Painte. OILS,
Dye Stuffs. Also every other article that
lis common to Drug store, may be found at
his sore. ..
r. SIDNEY MEI4LETT, ". d.
One door ,rest ef hfcLean's old stand.
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a. r. s li iiess Ia lie piblis i 4
superior 9fticlas s3n s1iEeIffie Dress and EIock
COAT 81 Beaver, tToe 4 and OYersl oais ard
ssalt plain and efnbfS fered, Efsi,iiseie.
bferiDGs atm; Silk Eat,ds Jars ii1eie, ~ es,s;
plain and fgufed CassifneIe mid St tiiHS Par,s:E s
with general assoc tnient bff
Out. fitting ls0gs7s md zdne,,s
5s rs AR TIGLES. sssHss d
,ruRcitAsERs tAsE WILL rIsp.s Az :tinKs AN I
a ExcELLE.T ASSORTMENT orsTAE foILLw:
ING GSARTIcLEs:sss = u;
White long -cloth and linen ssliirts, 81 ss3..
Colored muslin and linen do1
Linen collars and Bosoins, 3s " s.
Back silk and satin tocks;
Sclf-adjusting do, sssa as
Black silk and satin Cravats, 81
5Colrd. do do do; 81
Silk and satin Scnrts. n
Cambria and Sill Pocket Hand ksfchisfs sSsc5
Kid and buckskin Cloves;
Merino and Berlin do, :;5ss q
Silk and thread G1; *
Silk elastic fuspenders,
Elastic suspender Ends, n.
silk, otton and lambs wool socks, 81.
Silk and mcrino Under-si,irts and DrauersJ
Lambs wool and Shetland mixed do, S. s5i
Fannel egoyin an B srlin a d., q, sss. S.,
Shaker flannel and Eng. bncksin do .Ss q
Minerva shoulder Brnces, :.
Riding and Money Belts, ss;55.sE...2f
Dressing Gowns and Caps,
Silk and cotton Night Caps,
Trunks, Yalises arid carpet Bags, 3,
|. Silk and Gingham Umbrella, S. sssss "a.
Combs, Brushes, Perfnmery, &c, osrs
Day's Water- J, l's.Oef Gags
Coats, G1aGls, Cushions / and;
LsIlsE PRES Err YERS. 81
The supsor ,s - : :,
The above Garments ID nnpaIalell led in this srI
any city in the Un;cns
TAll orders filed with prulnpt ma
dispatch, on the most reasonable terms ard
all Goods Warranted or no Sale
Feb. l6, 1913. iI6 " sa
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aDelay is Dangerous"

Particularly to those WIZ, mt III $ 81, ,ison o
the yc ir, by exposure or Ii 'rw.sr, hive con.
trncted violent Gold anl Cough; TO s,ch,
IVis,ar's 3 llsam IF WIZ Cherry Hrsiing's
Syrup IF Nspiha, Ayre's Cherry Prc'or,L
TaYlor's Br'sam Of Lircr'cori and forer's
Balm NJ Life for discusses OF the LUNGS
cannot be TOO highly recommended. A fresh
AMI genuine supply OF all OF the above ar,i-
cles, just received at
J. A. CLEvEI.AND'S.
Marrfy npposi!c N,so,!c HlH,
Camden. s. C.. Nov l5, 1913
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FsEkHsAa.: gf6sEsAHa, q

The subscriber respectfully inio,ms the
inhrhtants Of Slm;ervil'e ami vicinity, ;ha,
he h,s opened a BAKERY for ,he purpose
of supplying Bread, Bscni,s and Cakes of
every dearrip, on Mt har' 'eston prices.
Families W shng to lie served with Bread
every morning will plcasc leave Their orders
at the sore OF. c. ID. Gayle.
The subscriber trusts. l.y strict attention
and pIr,ctuality, TO solicit the patronage Of
the public. z
G.. D. GAYLE.
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Dry Goods in Charleston for
i AL II r ADE,

The subscriber respectfully solici,s the at
ten,ion Of his friends aud purt hasers gcner
ally, his stock Of Goods for Fall sa'es.
He hns recently received and orened
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GIN MAKING. sc.

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
mi repairs. Oar Gins are not surpasseti'by
any made in the State, possessing III The a,i-
vant,ges OF the Falling Breast apd Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way OF re-
pairs. We also use ,he > eel Plate Saws.
with te,,h Sc, in an angle Tint cannot possibly
nure the finest staple. with an improvement
oreguate the noting ofthe cotton; our brush
s constructed OH plan, giving at once, the
advantages Of lghtness, Strength and iorcc-
sail very mltcr.ai in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
1T our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
th,t th,y sholl hive no cnuse to complain
either 0; our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We ar, also prepared to ITO work in the
Cabinet linc-such rs Bo'lstca,ls. Waldro.c.
SAFES. b ook cases, Stands, Tables, Cuphoaris,
Sc. SC. at short notice, on lbcr terms.
HUDSON ~ BRO fllEK,
Opposite he Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvil!c, April ID. 1877 !G "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08
LUCINA CORDIAL, OR ELIXIR OF LOVE

THIS IS ACTUAL
FOR IMPoTsNcy, GENITAL DEBILITY, NOCTURNAL
EMISSIONS, AND ALL DISEASES OCcAS5IoNID ny
CERTAIN
ND MANY OF THE NOSTRUMS RECENTLY RE-
IA commended for the complaints worthless mita
whichhs unrivalled excellence, fame and popularity
have brought into the market The medical faculty of Europe
and the United States in their recommends
on of the Lucna Cordial and have not given their sanction
pound for the purposes The of the malades
eved by Lucna Cordial generally such to leave
the publication of certificates Of out of the question:
the proprietor could produce host of the
which it enjoys not accidentally obtained but Ia
firmly based upon its positive, and apparently mira
cuous virtues In all directions to be found the happy
Of healthy offspring who would not have been but
for this extraordinary preparation And 1t is equally Po-
in the diseases for which it is recommended Oh
Jeoton has naturally made the price of Lucina
opposition to il sold but the fact s the cordial
cannot be sold for and ought to be much dearer
lest things whereas the others up
cheap drugs worth but little in and less in merit
and fact that least of the getters of these
mkt makes point to add bottle of the Luz
to give it little and virtue, and thus solaoe
his We the reader that the utmost reanc
be placed the Lucna Cordial in 1.-THE Of the mala
dies mentioned above and also of those which follow viz
Loss Of Muscular Energy Physical Lasstude and General
Prostitution Irritabty and all Nervous Affections Indiges
on SuggishneSs Of the Liver elect and Fuor Abus and
Provocative Functions in all Of which will afford almost
immediate relief and if used directed is almost certain
produce positive and Persons about to
marry If conscious of weakness disability of certain
nature should take this Cordial it will nfaby
health and vgor brief PERIOD and where offspring
Of regret recourse be had to it, TIE most benefit
ciai results may be anticipated with confidence.
Courand New York. Alse for sale at No 80 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia in Baltimore by George W. Jones, and
John NJ Laroque; in Washington city, by Charles stott
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CONSUMPTION CURED DAILY.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION OF THE WORST CLASS
is DAILY CURED BY DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA, THE ONLY KNOWN
REMEDY FOR TURERCuLAR

cSSS q NE WORST
''N REMED! Fok gHRhs SSh1 kkN0"N
THE MEDICAL r SeNfgYrI as WELL AS THE PUB.
the
lodged BY many Of our most eminent physicians be
stages been recommended sy that physician
Dr. Mott and constantly used in the Marine Hospital At
Hospital IN London Lancet London Medical Journal
Journals have spoken in praise many times Of the
'''''S DR.. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
m ssGrDf IsS mot the % Al
Snriyalled remedy Consumption al diseases
es rs9si Ma s Faculty. a % b.
OF ",n'n'''sf' i gSD Sd1'f IT'S INFLUENCE.
70 the being whose brow death had
.a isens S
ass the
's' ''N DR. WARE, OF LIVERPOOL.
age and consider s 81 sov
in curing Consumption established beyond all doubt o.
Boyd Of Lancaster Halls the great eonsump-
for removing from
ask, Is eG 1s y it All s
to the patient Medicine "A''n VIII prove
GaOuSns colds bronchitis declines asthma night swea
time colds having yielded Tie treatment Of
with
spittnR OF blood and could obtain relief he
49, HASTINGS NAPHTHA,
which stopped in half hour To cures
performed by this medicine would occupy volumes the nc
companyng have been selected by Agent from
Of certificates have been received by
him.
NyAcx, ROchland Co, N. Y. Sept. s. lsas
A. liar RIsoN.Sr: write to inform you Of the eff
feet your syrup has had wife, She has been afflicted
been up by two physicians when your
favoraby impressed with It, bought bottle which had
beneficial effect that persevered in the use Of it,
she commenced taking IT, she to her bed
but enabled to be duties
and feel confident that the of more bottles will
entirely cure her would also add that my child
had been afflicted with bad cough from earliest infancy
and was induced to try the effect Of the
her did So and the half bottle pletey cured
her You are at liberty to this letter your
- Respectfully, JOHN g. PERRY.
Read the following from Of the Physicians in the
country Tho Agent has received the from DR.
H. Mason well known the leading physician of New
Orleans; Nv"
~, -, - NEW ORLEANs Feb'y7 19iC
Mr.. NJ. A. F. HARRIsoN-In to yours Of the 18th
January inform that owing to the high of
Dr. Hastings induced to this Naphtha Syrup (of
which the agent several Of pulmonary
and much surprised at the result
case after taking the first bottle the patient greatly
leved and the uborces stopped forming
formed began TO be removed Every unde<
treatment consider in o fair way to recover
In haste yours, J. Il. MASON ND
Principal Once 42 Greenwich street corner Of Liberty NJ
YORK. Price 81 per bottie-6 bottles for IS. mhN lSts
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oLiREHUGH's VENTILATING OR GOSSAMEn
WIGS, SCALPS, AND LADIES

STAND eminent above all others In the world An
cular light yentatng and character their being
shaped and ated to the head exactly the natural hair
grows every hair having the Of Issuing from the
skin their elasticity superiority Of material and workman
ship their style 81 finish mode Of form such
combination OF improve that all competent judges
have pronounced them Pesfoct Heads Of Hair.
Strangers invited inspect them whether from
riosy or With the intonisn to purchase Proes moderate
mhI3 1917
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DR.. JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTE


~ '"h most rvvfcrUAL SOLD roR coyOR-
hHHA AND OTTER BisoRDRRa
II oNc - SEXUAL oRGAEs
experiences has proved that IL will radically cure
to ten his desirable result obtained in from ave
psato and neither creates oends the
70 usual pursuits, soep or HEALTHY dcsso,
tent i,h ~ snus removed rs speedily 10 oonss-
ia nrrsdanp 80. with cure
either Intentionally locally on b. e.sss
free ons Dollar per bottle Sole agent Tor shis "
mhH iN' Z. II. RING, lR Broadway, cor Ioh~ a
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M. WISE, OPTICIAN,


me public in general that he has located himself this
Sspee no. @ o e9Ts nay be Snd ar
GLASSES, in Gold, Silver, and Steel Frames.
MT would also remind the public to whom he is par
last ten years. that by his knowledge optical
is enabled to determine the glasses suitable for any eye
spns WIN WEAK s eyes can be supplied with glasses which will
Particular attention is called style of Perspective
Ground Glass Of the finest fn which, through their high
been highly effect upon the
eye for preserving and improving the sight continued
persons and those operated on for Cataract
also be suited.
He inserts Glasses Of superior quality in old frames
and socits the patronage Of all in want Of articles
He warrants all Spectaces purchased him ah
for h~e years. or change the Glasses without charge
mhN l3ts law
BOGLE' HYPERION FLUID,
NOW CONSIDERED by thosc who IT, the best arti-
ladies toilet entirely clears skin from and dan
arum ana ~ ITS tonic and stimulating qualities,
healthy action in the blood vessels &c. which feed
the hair thereby preventing badness and grey hair.
AUTHORITATIVE EVIDENCE
if0" DH' "iSsLow lwis one Of the most eminent Ply
sicians Of Boston
MI Wm BOYLE SrThe preparation invented by YOU for
the hair has been extensively used time
ry Se she decided preference over all other compo
nvgoraes and beauties the hair and csars the akin Of
effects which are frequently the many WIN
tented compounds. -
Having thoroughly tested and its reputation fairly
as the best article known for the human hair II
may be superous still cannot resist the
70 others the name Of your Obediapt ssTysnt,
For sale Wholesale and retail by Messrs A. b. d. Sands
ruitSn street corner Of William Rushton Clark Co..
KS BrGnaway TO be Obtained Of the proprietor and
States and Canada. -" mhS iss. y law
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SAHSAPARILLA,
is Ssd RS To X. the
iifornia plant 'A''
Dear sir-I long wished to see YOU that might 1--WE
you accurate account of tho remarkable only
In February as u IS ss
& hsa s so a
that to ~ could never again be
;SsS, s:
disease was su at its height happened one day to call
relating hs shs stfs; sa
bottle having confidence III but giving
a. Sa ire. dsS ssppD all %ssns
the ulcer to heal and she improved rapidly for three
s than S sS ri.
ease to some Of our ncredulous friends they seemed
Of the sarapariiia and i easy under ciroum
s a
ing her your extract suppOsng all was safe but
gan waited Se days s@t
commenced giving her your medicine and in i've days She
e asJss 8
bsis: ss a:y s Az ps1s,s
not sa S S5 pit s or Nns "a. her
clan with the intention of prescribing her.
sd rad he not s sas sas
M own prescription .ds e s s used case your
cases AS every who has ahic
ton Of this kind to make trial Of your valuable Canohaa
qua, and am certain they will be rewarded tenfold
HORACE j. HODGES.
To FREDERICK A. GAY ESQ., proprietor Of Gays Cancha-
lagua, IS Broadway. New York.
From X. III. WINsLow, Esq, banker, 81 Wall street
New YORK, Sept. IA, lS48.
To Frederick A. Gay, ESQ.,
NY Dear sri cheerfuy comply with your request in ac
with Others the benefit which have derived
Plant - "
ba effects upon system evident and gratifying and
lhduced me to recommend its TO my friends and
70 assure that instance have dis
90 not hesitate confidence Il; ts ~ AHA
excellent remd state that bolieyct will be found to be
yuy IN most of diseases the liver and
Of the blood &c. 0'ohs M also In the purincaton
merit IN the introduction OF this pIant
""' '' "Pproe'A'eoi Is the sincere wish Of '
Yours sincerely
-, lFrom the Sunday Times "N'HV"'
GAYS CANcHALAGUA.-tf Mexico hnd nesor u-oa..., -
thing more valuable than the plant from With az any
ton rs made we should not be Inclined To-
satisfied that Gays Cenohaagua one ~ t ~, ,o We
Bile medicines which has been added 20 the
within the present century We what We
effects have been tested under eve Win H. 70, ne
surprising and beneficial results in conarmsd br"
chits
DEPoT-ss Broadway; Wholesale agents Rushtop Clark
Co., a. u. ID. Sands ia W. feniold Co, nsyiIand
Reese Co.
Sold at retail BY the leading apothecos Broadway and
throughout the city. mis- 1871 rro
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

n III N ESS THE AIM OFF ALL
g.. Happiness Il doubtless the aim of all. The question
indispensable condition health be possessed and enovsS
alike by the husband and father the wife and mothor and
children: The wife and mother subject TO many com
incident to her sex from which the and
scky existence, painful contemplate Let the hsbsni
then as he values his happiness AM that Of the corn
mse ~ M me Married Womans Private Medical Compan-
Ion, oy Dr. A. ~ Maurioeau in which he will find tboss
Inquirer. N NV oe isnorans' -rs.
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TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
" You WANT rHE ORIGINAL AND OrLv GErtfvs
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

1MPOSITIONS AND COUNTERFETTS,
- APpLr AT
PRornIEToR's OrLr DEpor, No. 4I5 BRoADwAr,
Ccvner Of Lspcnd~d Street
II. DALEY,
Ipvensor aud Sole Proprietor " Dallsy's Masioal
f"s Extractor mil; l3t" law
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FEMALES IN THE UNITED srATEs

~ IT HAS OFTEN BEEN REMARKED BY TRAVEL
hst iemaes In this country do not retain thsr ~
longer than thirty but fall rapidly when
true to some extent. "' ans 10 'et'"'
not time then that wives daughters and sstsr
understand themselves sufficiently preserve ths;
their beauty the which produce
ana ts obviate some Of their malade work az
sucn Importance to their welfare "The Married Woman's
Insete Aedcal Companion" by DR.. A. NJ Msurioeeu n
within their reach.-Ohio Times.
MOST USEFUL WORK
1.-THE MARRIED wONANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
sv.r, every female had this work especially
wife daughter strsssiss with some son
strength and happy old would have been VSs
Tiers owe It to themselves to their children And t hs
husbands to have this work, and proA bv tbs
suggestions IL ntAins Spirit Of the Times Wv '
70 those yet unmarried but contsmplasns nsrr,.ss N.
the propriety Of mourning tke re-
attendant upon H. the on Sssr 49,
scssed o. ths revelations contained Hin hese pagss a. ru
ated. PP'"s''' csnnoS DO sPPrs0-
OF course imprActicah4 10 eonvev mora fnlv Aha v
LOVE sunleo treated o. they arc Of nature strst
oi tne married those nsrriass
y or sNc ~ I broadway and ut Publishing Once -
!DeaV street ~ Little Co.. ibany W. X Bavis Bos-
Taylor, Baltimore. '' '"~' :" "' -
On ho reoeipt ofta copy viii, be transmitted By mall
~ posgo 70 any part Of tho United States Letters
i@x NJ ~ v pof paid Dr. A. MAsriosa~ Beg
'N0' ne" f~f city Once. lfo IAbsrty street. apU fsts
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ASar,ss all letters concerning agencies or advice 10
a. above AL such lstsfs be post paid
nv lyts
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GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
GAYS EXTRACT OF. CANCHALAGUA,

A
n'f bY Dr. MANU-
L facturer of "Townsend's Sarsaparlla,"
To be I" Far better than Sarsaparla,"
A PREVENTIVE
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs Colds, Influenza, Asthma Bronchitis Scrofula,
Drcpsy Liver Complaints Plies Bilious Complaints, Nss
FEVER AND AGUE
Fevers in general emorrhages Fuxes Distinctions, In
creased Discharges Deprayed and Defective Appses Ind
gestion, and all diseases originating in
CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS OR
LMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
which tend to the system gives tone and vgor
and Restorave Powers Taken in the SPRING
fall Of the 1t invaluable as Family Medicine in
preparing the system to the changes climate
Of this medicine it be offered to the delicate female
youngest child, without apprehension.
Canohaaeua Of California since its very
this country by Mr. Gay: and they all stating
that Of its most astonishing properties is its Immediate
pd circulation is at produced and the slightest wound
will readily how liquid and pure the blood at be-
the most invigorang it is not like bleeding which
relieves the system by from emily the and
PARTICLES behind like TRANSMISSION and injection, which
add to it udity at the Of its quality but
asst and healthy blood and mparts life and
and healthy infection however malignant take deep
AVIAN - Wv 'sPASM0DIC CHOLERA
may through its be deprived of its character
The terror of fever and ague in crossing the shmus Of Pa
mama, and at the
GOLD REGIONS,
needs longer exists for single bottle the Cancha
will break and eradicate this dreaded disease even
contain third dozes than quart bottle Of Sarss
para whilst from it's condensed fern, the freight Sho
same will not be one-fourth much; besides this it
tans ingredient likely to fcrment and in
warm climates