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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

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.rcTIos sAIg oy STOCKS AsD RIAL s,rArE

AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS AID RIAL ksfAfk
nrBIIC ADMlNlsTEATOHs sALk -sspfsns cnsr-1
Il Eq.ity- ALEIAsDEk CUanIsCs .as oik~f. ~ JAWS
THAfEK P.b Ainil sad Asmiai-trsOf ~ hObktI
tho decree he sboss esuss ~
pub Merchants Er hsnss 10 tbs Cry q rss
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b-osns of koosr Ws t-csssss cad dsssoef
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w.s,-os sanS he ne n-sosss t 'ry TOO - ns
g-e- II b-sans TIE np~,-n~as ooas
soy bra .fs Pear street sn1 bafs'of es, e-
The - ts easbtsn p-' ossi % ssf s.s
.nd osb A.s-t -h-s deed -h .,'.sy ie esw
A.o pscs oil s- aSS-f NE ofs" ~ us
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JAsEs rBArER. PsDiA Adnasu.to, sad A1m.sns~
Di0Tskr3- ~ hn~r ".tt 30 ss~-s. - - -,
O. seeoso, Day. s sale - f.qssst Of 1.s s's-
M - p.,Dss.s aoos.y August On q ssss hDs' 80 pee
soluss JsStf ihA'sn ''o< .s--..-
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spoken, &c.

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o. nr i.gnN
jays a,eii ca cas- B. ar. s.ic, from Nstr-s sr L.
srroUI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

ITO PHYSICIANS AND DHUGGlSTs.-A
Il physician, having drug stors connected with nis
orasue. !. ds.irous Of selling tho same d~sllnS
connect win the store which can be had moderate
reot Inquire Of WHEELER HART, Dr1gsss,
aui aus ll2 Cheuyst. New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING., and
/ Day schOol aor Young Ladies', No. Carroll place,
Beec ker-st NewYork This establishment conducted
by Msdse Xix, VINO .. assisted BY The most talented pro
fs.sOrs O cry 20 enjoy the confidence Of al
ho.e who have sntrused their dsnghters 70 Der
EverJ attention % paid 70 ne morals and comforts of ne
D.pils. Terms no@srsie. Tne bo1se 10 spsdoos ard
0nfIr-zhl- b-1bs
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Disasters, &c.
Domesfic Ports.

PHILADELPHIA. .aS l-Au sns W. Aaay. Rehnoud bar
oV br Bostlu l0rk P.cs-t. osrf- snef 1ok
,a-ksK s.- knc.ton. Jam Maa-.os Ro Jane-p ssa. 20
trrs I'm ~ Nurs CssH's. B scn-snd otners
NORFOLK. July 3l-Ar bns Geu Taylor iors schf Frc'
3~lr- sus~rs.- srd othsrs-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

RMOS SUGAR. W KELLfs Premium
rrnon ~ gar Or t- ins'ant production Oi lea"nser'
ss 1s..rsbe sr.cie FOR trsvsers either BY and or sea
For sale q he family sfoceres generally ~ ne cy aoc
g,ayk vu. si.o ly tke nisl1 'actBrer, W. KELLY,
a B-eFn4nst ,Vo dOOrs ah0ve VIII st
Tt. atenton of ne country frsd- called 70 the shove
srdre also Keys Hofsos Soda r ne Instant pfoc1e'
ron of soda so5 iT-
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" . - ''''''1 ''' ~ '''' LAWRENCE REID.

sworn this lst day Of August, before me
- WATSON, Comm ssiOner Of DeedsNY.
The Jury adjourned TO dinner, and met again a. )
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Narkets.... .cAkETv-LY RrPoETED ToE THE rEsrSE.
IHrass.f. AZ =
t>nks-ssss G 20 ets sss8ss or Pots Pear.
CurroN-rs- nsrssi ~ psr-ly
or ergort
FLoIR sSp xsAL-rss s.z,oe ior Frar .,in Ia. 40
1afs-t t'o-i -asrs- -ae g1nf-d t3<
0'T- -car t1t a 90 Ns-fer-
50 al nr-e W--'-ra a a. st- W--rr
ost tzTcr Wsstsr is 49, 81. 0sa-s-s ~
H. ss-py Ess;-ra l-safy .rs.
Il F1sr r,a shsss Ia ra X Hs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

rsE Nsw FKRRY.-lf the proposed terry from
the 100, Of Beekmsnsi 20 the foot Of 5rdses Brook
lyn, (which was reported fsvorsbly upon BY the \ T.
Common Council NJ the last session. De carried into
effect u must prove Of nesculsbls benefit 10 the IN
hssiisn'' Of b looklyn in genera The public uss, be
seconu uods,s6.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

FAST D.Y.-ln compliance with the general
order BY President Taylor recommending this Friday,
Aug = - day Of fasti,g Snd prayer in consequence
Of the visitation Of Cholera Mayor COPELAND has issued
proclamation recommending the observance pre-
scribed No Courts or other public Ohoss VII be open
TO esy for the above reason
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-03

DENNIEs. PENNIES .-Asy quantity, in rolls d
L my cents, for sale 81 IBIS othc-
DRUG STORE FOR -ALE-Ths old-sstAoisnee
DDrIg sor- On lhe Of DivlslOn and Ofehno SIS
lonx k-ot by Dr. Cochran, decsase1, ard 90" colnf
agSod business - offered for .se. Applyto
uM YOUNG, Adm m.ni.ystOr, cor Ffn-st snd
susIu- seeoud-.V or prem sss
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WANTS.

n .sl aHspe-' 70 Ads~'issre'' 'erf ~ "a" sur
,osfpaiG d, D<, oil not BE- tdSen otss u ~ once
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-03-17
West Philadelphia
s II We w d IL IA 8.

The subscribers respectfully inf,rn their
friends and the public that they are n,w prcpar
ed TO execute any ORDERS with vile, they may
be favored, for their WEST PHILADELPHIA Cow
PLETE Cook STovE, ofwhich they have three
sizes; CANNON and BARE CYLINDER Stoves, sew
en- sizes; Bases and Tops for Cylinder Stoves, five
sizes; OVEN PLATES, four sizes; CorrAGE Arr
TIGHT PAhLoE Stoves, FOR wood two sizes; Gas
Ovens, three sizes; CAsr-,RoN HEATERS, and a
large and beautiful assortment of Patterns for
Iron Railing.
Their goods are ali made Of The best material,
and from new md beautiful designs
Their Vest Phiiad'a Complete Is, without doubt
the best and most salcablc Cook Stove m the
market. They are constructed with Motifs Pa
ent Feeder, Front and Crate which giyes them
a decided superiority ever al others. They on
ly want a trIa! to confirm what is here asserted
CASTINGS ofall kinds made to orue1 win
promptncss and despatch
Samples may be seen and orders lett i'll the
Foundry, or ut J. Il. konLER's ia north Sc
cond st; MATluEu s. DoisFAus, 1877 south Second
st and at WILLIAMS & HlNps' 39S Market street
WILLIAMS, KOEiLER, MATTHEW & CO.
Aug. 10, '4S Gm.
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C0nslabIe's Sale.

By virtue OF two wrts Of Nendlioni Ex-
ponas, issued by Benjamin Miller one Of
The Just ces of the Peace ofthe State Of Ma
tyIand. In and for Cecil county, TO me direc
ted, will expose 70 sale at Public Auction.
on SATURDAY the cath inst, at II o'clock
A. NJ, on the premises for Cash, . COWS.
heller cali, OK carr, carriage; Fan, /
plough, / harrow, seit of carriage gears;
2 brides, 2 sets plough gears, saddle, a
lot of hay, 3 stoves, cupboard, tables
sideboar1: . looking glasses, > beadslcads,
1 mantle clock, copper kettle, dozen
chairs and lot of books, the property of
John Maknson. Also, all his, the said
Makihson's right, title and interest, in and
10 a small Farm, situated in Cecil county
aforesaid, and on the road leading from the
Battle Swamp Tavern 10 Rowlaudsville, ad
joining lands of Geo. Kidd and oilers. aud
supposed TO contain 30 acres Of Land, all
(Which property is siezed and taken into
execution al the suit of Rachel j. McVey.
WIN. r. MAIlONY, Const.
March 3rd '49-ts.
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The IRISH EXlLEs.-The Tribune gives
the following as The whereabout and en-
ployment Of the Irish exies: John B. Dillon
one of the founders of the Nation neWspa-
per, is sudying law in New York, with
the purpose ofresuning lis profession' T..
Devim Reilly is connected with weekly
Journal in New York city. Michael Dohe-
ny is maknga Tour and delivering lectures
on Ireland. T. D. Arcy McGes is editor
OF a weekly paper in New York city ].
Ii. Drumm was connected with the same
paper but has left it. DR.. Antisel has been
delivering lectures on agriculture. John
Savage is engaged in the office of the New
York Tribune. William H. NJ ilchell and
James Cantwell have been 10 w isconsin,
with the intention, i, was believed, of sell
ling into a farming life, but they have re-
turned 10 this city within few days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-03-17

Mr.. CLAY NOT GOING TO FRANCE. The
proposition to send Mr. Clay as Minister 10
France, which some Of the papers stated,
having been Seen by the gentlemen mos, di
recly interested IN the arrangement, the
N. 0. Delta says:
"Mr. Clay S attention having been called
to the above statement, few days ago, he
replied. in his usual blard style, that The
office of Minister TO France was offered 10
him by Mr.. Madison thirty years ago, and
he declined ii then and ii was hardly posi-
bic that he would accep. the posi- at his
present advanced age and his present c r-
cumsiances.
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srzail is universally admitted that LIP

| sTS@,t is universally admitted that LIP
PlNCOIT TAYLOR & Go, No 200 MAR
kET Street, Philadelphia, HAVE SrocK az
CLorHiNG five times larger than any other in
philadelphia, and known.
That $1,000 has been offered that they are the
only clothing manufacturers who import goods
| at all. .
That By importing goods they save 90 per cent
and can sell lower THANH costs others TO make
clothing.
That they sell more clothing than any three
| stores in Philadelphia put together.
| That thor stock is made of better material, and
| is the most fashionable cut and best made in
! the city.
That they employ the best cutters and produce
| the most tasty and best fitting garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods to
be able to sell fin. French Cloth Coat
nestle cloth.
That their selling prices are always 90 per cent
lower than clothing ola good quality can be
bought elsewhere.
That none now pretend 10 compete with them
in beauty Of fit, excellence Of make. stylu,
quality, quantity or price.
That buyers tiUm l.. L. 6, Co, are wei! satisfied
and alwaps return to buy more, and bring
their friends with them.
That this is the secret ofhundreds crowdlng 200
Market street while others are idle.
That No zoo Market street, three doors above
sixth, is the most tayorably known clothing
house in!Amerca, and
That men ofevery variety Of taste, ofiorm, Of
profession, ofcvery degree ofweath, and of
every political hue can there get better fitted
better suited and can get better clothing for
the same money than at any other clothing
house of tho United States, either at whole
sale Oh retail, by the single grr:ncni, by the
dozen, By the ;un. or by the ship load Re-
member, 200 MARKET Street, doors above
Sixth Philadelphia.
Nov, H. AS
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q EhN %.

PERUVIAN and PATAGONIAN GUANO,
III bags and bbls, for sale in lots TO suit purchag
eis--A reasonable deduction made to store keep
UIs.
OIl-Bicachcd AMI unbloachcd Winter, Solar
Elephant and Whale Oils; also, light colorcd
selected racked Whale Oh, suitable for re
failing.
f"fem OhJor .Naehinoy.-The subscribers are
now now prepared to supply "Devlans Patent
oll' IN any quantity; muchinists, manufictu.
reIS, &c. are requested TO call and examine
t"e article. Certificates of ITS efficacy and Sill
pcnor'iy over all Other oils, from several of
Ctr most extensive manufacturers are in our
possession.
81 ARC i-kngsiord s; Sons pure pearl starch
For sale by ALLEN < NEEDl ,ES.
- and % South Whalyes, near Chesnut ST.,
b. 10, '19-3m pbiladcIphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-03-17
Gold Hunting in Old Times.

Washington Irving's Columbt.s'' may
be prof ably looked Into AT the present
times. The following passage is Just in
season.
"Belore relating The return of Columbus
I" Hlspaniola, il is proper 10 notice some
OF the principal occurrences in that Island,
which took pace under the government Of
Orardo. great crowd Of adveutnrers OF
various ranks had thronyed his fleet ed
ger specu!aorS, trc,,uious dreamers. and
broken down gentlemen of desperate for
tunes, all exper'i"g to enrich themselves
suddenly. III an island where gol was 10
be picked up from the surface OF the soil,
Or gathered fonihe mcuAtail, brook. They
he'd scarcely landed say Las Casas, who
accompanied The expedition, when they
all hurried oil 10 the mines, which We're
about eight leagues distant The reads
swaImed ike a1;-hills, with aivenlu,ers
ct all classes. Every o"e had his koap-
sack stored VITA li.cuit or -four and his
mining implements Oh h $ shoulders. Those
hldA'o-os. or gentlemen, who had 80 ser.
wants 20 carry heir burdens, bore them on
their own backs, and lucky was he who
had horse for The journey; he wonldbe
able 10 bling back III e greater load of teas
ne. They all set out in h.h spirits, e"-
ger who ~lonld first reach the 20 den land
'llnSng they had tul to arrive a, the mines
and collect r'cheS;''or they fAncjeI,' says
Las CasaS. the gold was 10 be gathered as,
easily and readily as fruit from the 'ree..
W Ne" they arrived, however, they ,!i,coy.
cred to their dismay. that il was necessary
o dr. painfully inio the bowels of the earth
labor To which most Of them had never
Teen accustomed. that it required expert
ence and Sagncty 10 detect the VEINS olrrs
that in fact Ihe Whole p oce,s of mining,
wa" exceedingly holI>rne, dcnaunim. Vast
patience, much experience and after all
beng iui OF Uncertainty. They ,iigge, ca
eeIly for lime but ound 10 ore. They
grew hungry. threw by their Implements,
sat down 10 cal, and 'hen returned 10 work
II was all in vain ''!heir Labor. says Las
Casa>; gave them a keen appetite and d.
@es'Ion, bni o gold. They soon consu-
med their provisions, exhausted their pa
hence, cursed their inlaluaion. and in
eI-hi days set off drearly on their return,
along li'e roads they had lately trod so ex.
nltmglr. They arrived at San Domingo,
without an ounce of gold, half furnished,
d'wnca<t ard de~pairing Sdch is too Of
ten the case OF these who ,gnolantIy engage
IN mining; OF at! SpecuaIions tie most bril-
liant, promising and failarious.
Poverty 100 fell np,n these misguided
men. They exhausted the IiuIe property.
they had brought from Spain. Muy sul-
Tered extremely from hunger, and were
Obliged 10 exchange even their apparel fer
bread. Some formed connections wi h
lac old settlers of the Islands, but the
greater part were like men lost and bewil-
dered and Just awakened from a dream.
The mlseries of the mind, as usual, height.
ened HE snfferngs of the body. Some
wasted away ard died broken hearted 9th
ers were hurried off by the raging levels,
so that there soon psrished upwards of
men,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF \ VALUABLE

BY virtue of Decree Of the High
Court of Chancery Maryland, the sub
scrlber as Trustee, will Offer at Public
Sale at the Court House door in Elkton,
Cecil county, on WEDNESDAY, the eth
day of April next, at 3 o'clock P. ~,
the following property, viz:
The Farm or Plantation, situated il
the lower part of Ponds Neck, in Sassc.
fras Neck, Cecil county, near the mouth
of the Elk River, belonging to Jas. w.
Wroth Esq. containing about
las Acres
of Land, more or less, together with the
Valuable Fishing Shore thereto attached
commonly known by the name Of the
"BEAcH FlsuERY.'
The improvements on the premises
GwzS are, comfortable Frame
&A1 ss;,ss Dwelling House nearly new,
fsss.qa sfs a new barn, and other ncces
1a----==---sss'--s-1 sary outbuIdngs in excel
lent order, The situation is believed to
be healthy. The land is in good condi-
ton and under good fencing and being
Immediately on the water, every conye-
nience Is afforded for procuring lime &C
and communicating with the markets
The Fishery Is we'll known to the
public as one of the best at the head OF
the Chesapeake Bay, and in the worst Of
seasons, has never rented for less than
$3.50. II is in excellent order, with
fish hoNses, Sc, all nearly new. The
Farm and Fishery will be sold together
ALSO, tract ofland called CHASE,
separated from the above Farm by lands
belonging to John B. lays, and contain
ing about lGS ACRES
in good order and under good fencing.
The above property will be shewn to
purchasers by the tenant residing on the
Beach Fishery Farm.
Inc terms of sale prescribed by the
Decree are, one third part Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash on the
day sale, one third IN six months, and
the balance in twelve Tonths thereafter:
the two last mentioned payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and to be
secured by the bonds or notes Of the pur-
chaser with security to be approved by
the Trustee, or the whole may be paid
in crsh on the day OF sale, at the option
OF the purchaser.
GEO ROSS VEAZEY, Trustee.
Mar 3-ts Is St Panl's St., BALTIC
*Hariord Madisonian and Delaware
Republican, will copy 1aw3w and send
oills to this office.
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Frinis AMI Fellow Citizens
LOOK HERE.
Stoves! Styes!

Tho subscriber wishes to inform you, one and
all, that he intends this Fall and Winter to keep
all kinds ofstoves, which he will sell cheapto
cash or country produce. The following
ONE OF the kinds he viii have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Churclis improved Favorite
do A,r-tght
Philadelphia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on Top.
Plain 8 plato stove
Coal stoves for Offices and stores
and al other kinds that are in use. Call fricnf
and fellow citizens and examine for yourselvee
Try, and prove-you will not fail to bo pleased
Recoloct the old stand-the large brick, ON tbs
corner near the bridge. Resp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-03-17
THE CECIL WING.
Il O P Z .

The world may change from old 10 new,
From new to old again;
Yet hope and heaven, for ever true,
Within mans heart remain.
The dreams that bless tho weary soul,
The struggles ofthe strong,
fire steps towards some happy goal,
The story Of Hopes song.
Hope leads the child to plant the flower,
The man to SOW the seed;
Nor ta"es tuliilment to her hour,
But pr onpts again TO deed.
Ard ere upon the old mans dust
The grass is seen to wave,
We look through fallen tears-to trust
Hopes sunshine on the grave.
Oh no. it is 10 nattcring lure,
No fancy, weak or fond,
When hope would bid us rest secure,
In better life beyond.
Nor loss nor shame, nor grief nor sin,
Her promise may gai.say;
The voice Divine hath spoke within,
And God did nc'er belray.
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READ THIS
w I'LL a aaa Fell.

r r AS just received at his new and cheap
b. Z store, east end Of EIkton, larger aud
more superior stocG Of goods than hc has ever
yet offered TO the public. and
I-s@CUE4fER TNlN EVERs&1:
Ills stock embraces n general variety Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qvccnspafc,
Wood and Tinwarc. FaHcy Articles, Confoc-
tlonary, PerlUmary, sc. Also Boots, Shoes,
Has, Caps Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Drugs,
D,CstuA'', Sc.
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
A fine assortment Of clothing, from Shirt to
4 Grcat-coat. well finished and substantial.
Persons in want Of coats, vests, pan,aloons, SC.
can lie supplied as cheap as these articles can be
had ii! the cities.
HATS, CAPS. &C.,
A prime article, and very low. Hats from 81
to 3 %,
Prints, mrslins, SC. from cents to IS 81 ];
call and see Tor yourselves.
CABINET WARE.
Bodsteads tables chairs, stands, SC. Of good
quality and very cheap
a superior lot oigood ralsins, almonds, candy,
toys, fire works &C. &c.
PROVISIONS sc.
Bacon. dried beef, beef tongues, nolognc sa
sage, cheese, mackerrI, herring, lard, butter,
buckwhcat and corn meal, honr, Sc. Sc. all of
winch lie IS Offering exceedingly low, with the
smallest possible advance upon cost prices. All
VINO want
FC5@ GREAT BARGAINS
Should call without delay and secure lhcm. at
PELL'S CHEAP STORE,
East end of Elhton.
sLI51The highest market prices paid i'll cash or
goods Tor potatoes, apples, dried fruit beans,
butter. eggs, lard, wool, feathers, hides, rags,
tuEs, old copper, brass, pewter, Sc. &c.
Dec. %. AS
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{ E.D EilEE WARE: ROOM
In Ek'0N By

NlGpsEs BaNEl a. GaNtsgHsa.
E'1E undersigned have established
themselves in Elkton, at the shop '.INe
Ho}iow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpo'e preparing to
order, and keeping on hand all kinds 81
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought witt
hem al! the arts Of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles, as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex-
penses, they can afford to sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine.
They willalso make coilins ofall kinds
aad attend FUNERALS,
Whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK.
MATTHEWsCANTWELL.
Elkton June 27,h '4G.-
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEG OF HEALTH,

n n r. V,,,bn,, v,r.,,hla I;th,,,rnt,a
,,;,,,s' c.,ohr,ind ,ssi.;na ,vh,e,, h,:m ia
GpEAT CURES ALL DISEASES.
a NOW ,ntroa.csdi nto this ssc,ion. The limits
no" will, na, oorUi, ., evtsndss
notice Of ,hiS ronedv. W, have onlv +, sny tn,
for its AGENTS in tho limited states and Clnada.s
= I,r1e ro1nhcr .,c adncated
WFDIrAi, pEACyrITJoNERs
IN b;o,, n,orcssionaI st,ndinr. who mike pener-
n, uss dfn in her practice in the folowi nr dis
eoscs. nroosv, Gravel. and diseases ofthe eco
NV or,,,na. plies and All diseases of III pur
Iny,non,n , ncthe Liver. Sc and all rear
discasss nj the system. tits particularly
nnosteI that ali who contemplate tho use oftho
~. 80 - - . =. 49,. .......;,. :,
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nsLIvER COMPLAINTS ofbi,ious iii;

ISLIVER COMPLAINTS ofbilions eli
mates arise from the SAME causes which produce
Ftrer and .3gue, and are cured with the same
certainty by DR.. Osgood's India Cholagoguc.
Even after the Liver has become much enlarp-
ca and tender upon pressure, 1t is in few weeks
restored to its natural size; soreness and pain j.,
the side relieved with such general improve
ment as denotes returning health.
ne above highly valuable preparation ma
or the proprietor.
March 5, 'ls--s,.