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SOUTHERN IMPoRTATloNs.

We copy to-day, from the Wilmington CONNER
cia, without being requested to do SO, and Of course
without charge, the advertisement of Mr.. Alexander
McRae, Jr., dealer in China, Glass, and Queens
Ware, and Farming Implements, Wilmington, N. C..
We insert the advertisement, with the view of call
ing attention to it, and because we would encourage,
by every means in our power, the course of policy
which Mr.. McRae has adopted.
Let him be encouraged. He deserves it. We
have not the pleasure of his acquaintance personally.
but our word for it he is man. Let others follow
his example. The Southern people must learn to
take care of themselves. Let them cease all COM
mcrcial intercourse with the North until they obtain
their just rights under the Constitution; and in order
to cease this intercourse, we must import our own
goods from the markets of the world Noso is the time.
live hesitate or give back now, the day is coming
when our efforts will only asen the chains Of oppres-
sion and servitude more firmly upon US.
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The Maryland Constitutional Convention has a,
length been organized by the election of the Hon.
John G. Chapman, Wing, as President as -.
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JOHNSTON ELECTION.

At the election held in Johnston County, on Tues
day last, for member of the Commons, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Tomlinson,
A. J. Leach, Esq. chosen by the following vote
A J. Leach, Democrat, 6O9
Thomas +. Grice, Wing, AGO
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THANKSGIVING Day. Thursday last was duly OBJ
served in this City, in pursuance of the recommen-
dation of the Governor, day of Thanksgiving
and Praise. Business was suspended in all portions
of the City, and religious services performed in
the Episcopalian and Presbyterian Churches. We
presume the day was similarly observed throughout
the State generally.
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The Salisbury Watchman contains some verses
I" written in opposition to 1 want Wife, by a
Bachelor (which verses were never conceived or
composed in that Town. They may have been
"wriHen -of either from the printed lines or from
memory. The verses are quite pretty. They are
from the pen Of an English writer. We saw them
some eight or ten years ago. circulating in the news
papers.
If the authar had IS written - in favor Of Wife,
we should not have exposed him but to write ' in
opposition - to that blessing, and "cabbage" his
at that is too bad. Our pen would have made
blunders and crooked marks tor weeks, if had hesi
tated under such circumstances.
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ODD FELLOWS STATISTICS.

The following view Of the operations of the Odd
Fellows' Association is prepared from the Official re-
turns made to the last session of the Grand Lodge
of the United States:
Revenue of Subordinate Lodges, 81 ,200,396 "a
Contributing members, l4,474 90
Number of limitations this year, 3O,579 90
Numbers brothers relieved, 1882 90
lumber of widowed families relieved, 1897 90
Paid for relief Of brothers, 345,008 81
Paid to widowed families, 43,3Ol OIL
Paid for education of orphans. 7,348 A
Paid for burving the dead, 67,595 80
Whole amount of relief, 46S ,252 81
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Leach's majority,

Leach's majority, l49
Mr.. Leach served in the Commons from Johnston
at the last session. He will make useful member.
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u. n. - 2 10
NUMBER. S42.
7eIegraphcel 1o,. the STANDARD.

.. WASHINGTON C1TY, Nov. 18th, 1850.
All but three Counties in New York heard from
officially, and the majority for Washington Hunt, the
Wing candidate for Governor, is $50. +
NEw YoRK, November 18th, 1850.
NEw York MARKETS. Sales of 300 bales of Cot
ton at former prices. Heavy dealers are awaiting the
Cambria's news, now fully due. Grain unchanged
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is done them. Some Of our politicians are talking
Of" conservatism and Of " Union parties. - They
forget overlook the fact that those are the best
Union men here who insist upon their rights, and
that love of the Union must first be revived and
cultivated among the Northern people. They are the
people to stand by the Union now. and to be con-
servatve" in their purposes and views. Will they
do it? The recent elections, we panied to say,
do not furnish any satisfactory evidence that they
wE but time, which tries all things, mustdetermine
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CLAss JARS dozen: assorted lon px;ced Ia.
Sr Preserves and Confcsionsss use for .ale - ~
Drug Store Of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD q 90. 81
Aug. ~, 1850. aen 80 -
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lbs Sperm and sTailow C,ndles. .1sss
~OVU Brands, just received BY
i TInrfxSnI 6. chny
Raleigh, Sept 2lst, 1850 ss4-
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White Lead
k000 lbs. Pure Lead in Is add leo h. kese. ,us
NDUlJOreceiped at 49,, PESCUES.i
Raleigh, September %. 1850. f36-
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Fine Fancy Cass Pansa
~ E. L. HARDING e. Co.
Raleigh. Nov. IL. 1850. =. A.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No SO CUSTOlfHO USE STREET Neo Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-.No Pan required ,tUt,l
Cure rs egccted.-Pnyae Diseases cured in a few day
by regular physician without mercury or other poono1s
medicines, at no. 30 CUsToMHOusE street, New Orleans
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any Othe forms OF certain Disease his general advertise
ment N smother column. The treatment adopted by hun is
hat winch has the approval of the distinguished Sur
geon oil Pas London and New York and its universal sue
cess mas proved beyond doubt that permanent cure for The
worst cases OF Constitutional Syphilis, Gonorrhaa Structure
enhancement OF the Prostrae Glands, diseases induced by
certain sohty practice, etc. etc., be Obtained 10
moral certainty application be made those whose nle
gehee sA and experience be relied on. Since Dr. Mul
len opened IN this city, all the many cases that have come
under ms care have been cured without single exception
some OF these were OF years standing One remarkable caa
OF sctnre ~ years Old has been cured the surprse OF he
pauent Inc gentleman (whose responsibility Is known 10
me elzens OF New Oreans) is at hand (by his permits
SOM can be referred TO. Dr. NJ . treatment of Structure IA
not known South of New York. His treatment OF Gono
ea and Gee the most perfect discovered IL is the
snyit safest and suTes The patient takes no copaiva
turpentne or other nanseOus doses bot cure is OBJ
Il In one or Two days, without pain inconvenience or
nase Of ulet Ee No pay, unes is effected within
Dung Others who, by sexual excess
osePoluu0n may have brought themselves any Of the
consequence resulting from unresraned indulgence
o. ue passions such as premature mpotency involuntary
seminal EMISSIONS general debility, or CONSTITUTE deFangs
olsfs them perfect The scest secresy observed
D NJ ulen may be consulted daily al his office No 81 fus
tOanhOuse street, RENJAMTN Mil NJ n
Remember. n y f1uutDrrt .o,taa r
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8 SIC 6. j q J !! 3 SIS )
!SS9.91iAl. "a q

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of III.
4 LUNGS SPLITTING or BLOOD, COuGHs COLps,
4 4sTMMA PAIN N THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS, HO0PISG
COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
The Louisville journal says: :" DR.. Rogers's LIVER
Wpl and IA not only gives immediate relief in Coughs
and Colds but from the testimony of men of the highest
h neFe ad elsewhee 1t Is making some remarka-
The Railway Register adds: % We have heard it stated
Dy persons OF great rpeCtaby, who have used this medi
age QT coughs, Colds Influenza Bronchitis, Asthma Pain
" ne SIDE and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, WhOopng Cough
ana a Lung Complaints which, if neglected. usually terni-
nSe y NOnsumpton; and The certificates attached the
advertisements would seem fully Justify this statement
LIVER ORT.
Fh Plant has for many years. been found TO be of sin
lar virtue IN the care of Elections Of the Liver More
recently was asceained That il possessed great power in
arrestng bleeding the Lungs, Coughs of chronic charac
~ etc, and OF essential service in all diseases Of pulmonary
This article now universally acknowledged tn he the rst
healing and efficient application for diseased or decayng
Lungs or any portion Of the ehy muscular parts of The
understood by the Egyptians in the early ages OF the world
ana no doubt now exists among scientific men, that the pre-
paraOn used ~ the embalmment of bodies composed
prcpay 81 TINS Ingredient. In later ages, it found to
pc ~ universal among the aborgnes of America and at
THIS day 1t IS their principal and fact only medicine Tor m
ulsound state OF the Lungs any approach to il. Th0s
who are acquainted with tie history Of this hardy race of
know that death troDt C0asumpti0R is unknown among
ten The medical faculty in all countries appear have
ana are now introducing in their practice. Dr. Buehan
England Dr. CHcOn of st. Petersburg DR. La pfieure
Of rars and the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been in Inc
ha9 o. combining it with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success.
Rssoars Of Cgsgtsrfeits and base Laitqtionsl
the engraved wrapper around each bottle ''' VI
t PRICE, g per Bottle, or SIX Bottles for as Sold
WhoLesqte and Real by .-.
S3md&W between Cont and St. Louis ss, N. Orleans.
LIE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
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cured by this Compound Mixture and cascs ~
sanatiye influence. ' move l4Oiii"' ''''ueu 70 uIe'
81 he pfeparatlon is, without doubt most eectual remedy
Cufe many obstinate diseases, after many other mel
cure iR the space Of foe or SIR dGys
sg I itrcuon to diet, any exposure or .bH
t ptuts th important ad vantage it never leaves thq
% uec 70 mat Troublesome weakness that occur 90 often
ar 'ne se OF other medicines generally prescribed and ii
Aen III ne irst stage of the disease it will arrest the ds
GIse, ana remove all unpleasant feelings in few days IN
& Or cfpnc stages OF the diseases, in obstinate
t d reihaie Comp alns such Whites, etc, it is with
w me most eectual remedy discovered.
we 4o not oer these Specifies PAyACFA or cnre
everything, but for the aboye.uaed cases we are ahy
to guaranty cure. ~ wv ' '''''
would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public of New Orleans for the last i1e Years ami
theg have universally proved efHcacious
~ sole Agency, No. rs CARONDELET STREET,
6et15eeR Canal and Common strrets ii ~
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SAILING ON IcE.-The pleasant correspondent
q the Salem Register, writing from Boston, says
Speaking Of ice, they have great sailing on Spy
Pond in West Cambridge, notwithstanding it is
frozen over. Can you imagine boat sailing on a
pond, and not arcp 81 gcatef to Do seem Il may
strike your readers as paradox, but assure YOU
4 Is orthodox. To explain, the boat is furnished
w,th three skates, one on the keel forward, by
which it is steered) and one on each side Of her
bottom, near the stern. By this means, all sail
being set, and the wind bellying her canvass in
good shapes she glides smoothly on, walking the
tfrozenJ waters ike a thing Of life.' In this man
ner the unchartered wind becomes very agree
and the fun is really top for those who enjoy t.
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FEVER SORES.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases ia
wonderful so quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS Its SUCCESS in
healing old sores of long standing Is unparalleled.
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THE FRENCH LUCIYA CoFnI,I..

yUJgr INl ri TT T7I3 rs 8 7nissssIgga5'oe DTOps
Il OF lmpoency has gained for them Just celebrity IN
those persons who, by Of yenery seEponOn have
brought themselves Premature Impoency Involuntary
Seminal Emissions, General Debility Weakness and Sirve
ing OF the Genital Organs Nervous Affections or any other
consequence OF unraned indulgence OF The sensual pas
so these Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
pfactce onansm) causes depression OwneSs of spirits
WIN peculiar fits OF melancholy and essens both mental and
Tx The only Agency in the United States is at No y
GARoNpELET street, between Canal and Common streets
New Orleans, sign OF the 4EscuapUs Statue. 81 ~
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DAILY CRESCENT.
PALMETTO LAMB

The presence and converse Of two CAROLINA bellei
Itlindhng IN the breast OF distinguished Ala
bsnian all the love Of his youth for his native land
~ struck ont, at their instance, the following i'm
p,o1sgte strains, IN honor Of the Palmetto State.
Chartsston Courier
AM Casvp me berk to Ola Yirginny.'f
Oh take me to my native laud,
By Ashley flowing tide:
Her fragrant woods and verdani gisdcs
Are still the pilgrims pride.
God bieS her iorest.hils 20 grget-
'rwould break ms heart to think that
Should zee maitland no more.
l see her hospsabe tontss
Their gen 'r0ns riiIs display:
Her dark-eyed maids, with souls as warm
AMI IS look, my tlirobbing breast
Thrills as in days Of wore
on break, my heart. for. shall see
That dear low "a land no more?
Mother of patriots l--I.and Of fame
The wand er loves ihee still
Tothy bosom clasp thy banishd child.
q Where nature may drink herii.
Oh take me to my native land
- Iq Oalohna.s slores
That dear Low d land once more.
Palmetto land ,-Pametio land
How gen 'fpus are Thy friendly. iiesrihsl
How glorious is thy fame
Hee thg pines, for ever gIeeif-
III, hsa E. sIg all s1,,s Esys, ,s sPsr 4. hack
s ! n Ioam from thee no more
Your skiss are lue,yoqr waes brght--
Other lands may boast their hasow d SCENES
But none are lov'd like mime.
long % climb your vne-wreath d hills,
And stray by your sea-wash' q shore
IN my lov'd country! take me back
II roam from thee more.
u BY Edslo flow r-border' d hanks
In tlie lve-oak's trembling shade
Let me look on the garlands of jasmine low'gS
That gid the dark green glade:
Let me rove, once more. with the maids love,
Ard dance meath the Eestoon a trees
And list TO the negro b0atmans song
That expands on the evening breeze
Thy chivalrons sons have borne thy flag
To victory loitiest height
Janh Spartan heFn carries his wound
Ornohly dies ii the fight.
Thyt1lle A0ls, in foreign lands.
Bepl0rc, in tears, their lot
Visey hear thy fame, from ey ~ tongue
And. with thee. share it not.
Palmetto land Palmetto land,
see yonf bnght-eyed girls:
teel upon my burning cheek,
Theif dark and clustering cufls.
My heart loves gushing transports teels--
LIS stream of JOY flows o'eF
OH my Low d country. take me back
l'tlfly from thee no more
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CIR ~ Tor the cure oil
GOnOrrhBa, elect, Suic.
lures, Yenereal Diseases,
ETC., etc.
In offering these prepa.
ratiOns to the public
Doctors Leroy and Pelstiei
tearlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, bot une,
Gualled, either for their
curative properties or for
mlldness, safety and Ger.
salnty in their operations,
by any other preparation,
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases OF
GoH07rhGa, Gieet, .Strte.
lures, Pans In the LOfgs.
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OR, CONsTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sures safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t VIII positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with astonshment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon pa
oil their bodies near the bowels and that copous
had resulted trom This result will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when thew a
I'VE Let the experiment be tried. 1t is perfectly safe and
in no instant can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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CAsT STEEL SAMs.

H IA r SUBSCRIBERS manufacture from the BEST CAST
Il SIEEl CTcular Saws fromtwO to sixty inches In di
ameteE; also, Mill Pitt, CiOcu and other Saws an of SUI
erqr quality They also state that these are ground
ny Their patent machinery which enables them to claim ex
cuYey Tor Their saws the advantages derived from the use
OF these machines which highly important as the Saws
e thereby made perfectly and regular in thickness or
thick or thn at any part thus strengthening Circular awsby
TO their centre: The truth and uniformity of their srfaea
renders less set In the teeth necessary and on Ibis account
less power required to drive the saws; besides they will moi
need 50 frequent shGrpenngbe less liable 10 become heated
and also produce saving in timber. ''
EH These Saws may he had Of the snbsnriber mr. ~, M
principal Hardware Merchants in this city and tbrop III
unt meg SiIaleSi R. HOE u Co
o39 6md&W % and 81 Gold street New Vori,
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FEMALE MEDICSffRNf r BUTLER il

VI townsend Sarsapala sovereign and speedy cuye
IoI inCipenl C0hsumphon, Baennes, PrOapsus Uter on
Talng OF The Womb, COstVeness Piles, Ieuuhorripa Gr
" hltes Distracted or difficult MestuaOn InContnenSe
VI discharge thereof, and for general
Posuduon OF the syStemno matter whether the resut III
inherent cause Or causes, produced by rregulary Illness or
ACCIDENT Nothing Ganb more surprising than its ygyat
elects on te human frame. Persons all weakness nd i
tude rom taking 1t at once become robust and m al rS
under rs influence Ii Immediately counieacs Inc nayIss
n OF me female frame, which is the great cause OF T
ness IL WIN not be expected Of u.s. in cases of 90 delicate
nature 70 eAlDlt certificates OF peTurned but ~ "a
Ie afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been repord
chdren, alter using few bottles OF this
have been blessed with fine, healthy Offspring s'
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NOTICE.

W. ,ItOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI /,
DlSEASES.-Fhe reputation of the writer is SO well
esiabsed that all that say those who have
5een SO unfortunate to have contracted any one of those
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any part
q thelr various forms, Is that the writer after most success
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (havng treated and re-
eNe many hundreds VINO Were past all hope, many of whom
eee{lng any benefit is enabled to offer positively safe
CERTAIN and speedy Should any of the unfortunately
aced see this short advertisement they would do well TO
cal at NO. So CUsTOMHoUsE street. before applying else
where, and avail themselves of the benefits of lie
long and successful experience. III
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a o. AINssFORTka, NOTARY PHRIrf, AYR,
!, II. 55sgs or REEDS for every STATE
le1is az Dispositions taken, Accounts Probated Deeds
4nl Mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and Insunentso
ttltng tfe9re and Authenticated for Use and Record IN
since 1S4B. o''iaiiA79Aoheu
Maine and other protests particularly attended, "a
and Al eases Of General Average OF Partial los eoflv
'sa ana promptly arranged. mh26 1yd&W
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D A Il L E Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
No COMPOUND


Has been discovered that of the qualities
of this famous remedy, Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues, discovered by its application
dsease-for remarkable fact, that many of its eli
ecs known only from accident, experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the In.
vento admirable the combination of its ingredients that
it found suited relieve almost ament which the
frame OF man subject Let enumerate of the pc.
| cuiar qualities of this remedy:
FrSt.-It WILL within Eve minutes from its application
remove the pain from the seyerest BURNS, SCALDS or
BIISTERS. It viii also the pain and cure GOVT
| TTC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
| or SWELLINGS.
Secoad-In cases of BURNS if applied Immediately il
will preserve life, matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned; and consequently any SORE or
| inflammation.
Taird-It will heal Buns or Wounds Ulcers or Sores of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOrth.It neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabd animals.
F0th.-lt will wherever applied, prevent MORTIFlCA.
TON and in old wounds wherever modification has CON-
menced, it will the disease and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, it will the part
to its natural state.
SirtA.-IfBRoKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
in the Saye, Inflammation, Swelling Pain can oc
cur and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
| rapidty.
SereRth.When the Bowels are painful or inlamed The
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
cause movement, even when castor OIL iaap and all other
medicines have failed
Eighh-Its use perfectly safe in all cases- never can
do harthe system will absorb than necessary to
repair it, 1t will not conflict with any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We have not in this publication to enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subjon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands our possession from all parts of The
country.
PILES.
1t may be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t certain remedy and removes at the pain and
soreness.
i John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and Civ
OF CINCINNATI iee solemn duty that to the eonlnu
mty thus to publicly state that have been troubled with the
for about seven years. during which time have suf
ered much bodily PAIN lost great portion of that time nv
confinement bed, and have expended several bundnd
dollars but to purpose continued grow worse Mean.
Whe was peTsIaded and finally urged TO make trial of
- DAl4LEN'S MAGICAL PAIN EXFRACr . tCF
the awful complaint; and to utter amazement am as
well and hearty and the two boxes OF dis
precious ointment ascrbe my These facts am viii
ing TO affirm TO- should make the statement old resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS
ClncInnatl, iLh month, lSII.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRfgD I.nrrs

rms extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared in
reference 10 female complaints No female who has sasT
70 suppose she approaching that critical perod ''The Tny
~ Inc should neglect TO take 1t, tits certain IRE
IoL any OF te numerous horrible diseases to which ieGaI,s
ls subject al TINS time OF life. This period may be- DELAYED
Dg o[ tnoe vino are approaching womanhood as it IS call
atng the SYSTEM Indeed, this medicine is inyanaIl rs
he delicate diseases to which subject il BRAGG
ts WIiois SYSTEM reviews permanently the natural enei
w removing the Impurities OF the body, not 50 far stina
ung as to produce subsequent relaxation which il The cas-
ilst eulcines taken l0r female weakness and disease RI
usE rev DJlues OF tins medicine many severe and pain