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NEW ORLEANs. Feb. 9

Lolo Montez was arrested here, yester-
day, on the affidavit of her servant girl,
charging her with assault and batlery.--
When she was brought into court quite an
exciting scene took place. Lola, in the
first place, went into Mysteries, and then
tainted after she was restored, the mat
ter was investigated and the Countess had
TO give bail for her appearance.
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scioto coanty Agricultural Society.


The onnual election OF officers OF the Sci
OTTO County Agricultural Society was held in
Portsmouth, Feb. 9Th, 1853. The meeting
was called 10 order by John Feurt, Esq. and
Mr.. T.S. Currie was appointed Seer tary
pro tenn. The following gentlemen were
then duly elected officers for the ensuing year;
G. s. b. HEMPBSTEAD. Prest.
w. u. McDoEALD, Vice Pres't.
THOMAS s. DueAE, Treas.
7. s. CURRIE. Scc'ty.
Directors. \.
L. Moss. G. w. HERoDTH,
S. P1xLEy, GEORGE DvvIs,
JOHN A. TURLEY,
When on motion il was,
Resolped, That the thanks OF .his sssocia-
,ion be rendered TO the late President and
officers for the energetic labor and untriDg
zeal displayed by them, duling the past year,
in performing the designs 0f this association.
Mr.. Mcdonald offered the following
amendment 10 the Constitution which was
i adopted. Sss
i In article 9th, strike out Sept, and insert
.The annual exhibition Of this Society sbal
be held either In Sept. or October as the di
4 reciors shall Direct
Amendment to article 9th, to strike on
az" and insert B." which will read
4 aAwarding Committee Of 5 persons shall b
, appointed annually. by The Directors"
II y On motion Il was.
Resolvrd, That the Directors be notified Y
meet, at the office Of the Treasurer, on th
1 r. 49, aftQt mr.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoRE. Ff

- BALTIMORE, TED, IU.7
A letter from Tunis, under date of JAM
uary 81, says the Dey of Tunis is danger
ously i'll, and that the country is in dis
tressed condition, with every indication Of
famine. The currency Of the country
is SO deprecated that it is not worth forty
cents on the dollar, and foreign merchants
were refusing to receive it in payment Of
debts, (ss.8gl
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NEwspAprRs. The following IS supposed
10 be he number OF newspapers in the world:
Ten "a Austria, fourteen in Africa. twenty
four Il Spain. twenty in Portugal; thirty in
Asia. s;x,y.five in Belgium; eigbty-fve in
Dpnmark. ninety in Russia and Poland, three
huudred,in Prussia; three hundred and twen-
II in.oiher Csermanic States; FIVE hnnired 10
Great Britain and Ireland, and eighteen
hundred In the United States. e
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FROM PITTSBURGH.
PrrrsBuReH, Feb. IL.

PITTsBURcH, Feb. II.
j. FL. Palmer, alias Wheeler, was ar
rested at Parkersburgh,, Va, yesterday,
on a.requisition from the Governor Of New
York, charged with committing forgeres
to the amount of $4,000 on parties in
Genesee county, New York. !
The river is falling, with 8 feet water
in the channel.
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4 co,,o.,,.,. Z s. rr,rr --The incompa-

A ComPosEa's APPETITE. E.-The incompa-
rabie and inspired composer, Handel, reqnir-
ed uncommonly large and frequent supplies
Of food. Among other stories told OF this
great musician, It is said that whenever hr
dined'alone al q tavern. he always ordered
..dinner for thrss;" and on receiving on an
swer 10 his question, ''ls 10 timer retty T-T-
.Assoou asihe compeny comes he said
contrepito, "Den pring upt timer, prestis-
siino. lam % company - Musical Word
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Pa. said a, little boy 10 his parent. ihe
other dsy. care not ssilors very. very small
menYs "No nv DEAR answered the father;
sspray, what leads you 70 suppose that they
aie 20 snall9 = Because" Replied the young
idea, snsftly. Il Sesd The other day oissail-
os going to sleep ia his watch.
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Mesers. Keyes& & Parker have laid upon our
table "Gleason's Pictorial' Of Saturday last,
containing seseral handsome engravings ap-
propriate to the season, among which are two
relative to St, Valentines Day. They have
alsola us under Obligations for q volume b
The Lie Of BIsnnsrhasset, BY W. H. Stafford
ESQ., Of Cbillicothe, without which nolibn
ryliscomplete. M tS 49, 4.
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g"Peter, never go to bed at nigh. without
knowing something you didn't know in the
"Yaze. sir / went 10 bed slew'd last night
didn't dream ofsuch thing in the morn.
ing
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 12.
HousE-Mr. Stone presented bill to
provide against the evil resulting from
the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
SEKATE-The bill to extend the time
for certain school lands in Lucas county,
was passed.
A bill to define the jurisdiction of JUS
tees Of the peace under the new code,
was introduced by Mr.. Cradlebaugh, and
read the first time.
The bill to protect resident merchants
from nonresident vendors Of goods, was
taken uo and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Judiciary.
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PIG MnAL.--The Pittsburgh American
reports the sales of no tons cold blast Hang-
ing Rock on private terms, and re-afiirms the
belief that the general iron market will ed-
vance, while the Pittsburgh is receeding to a
level, the Pittsburgh market having been
above the level since November. The Gin
cinnati Gazette notes that the iron market
there is not quite SO firm as heretofore, and
quotes sales Of 60 tons hot aslsallandins
for s45 and os 2bO tons forS5S. siNes
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The Lancaster Eagle and Portsmouth Dis
patch informs their readers some time since
that Legislation was retarded by the contrac-
tors for the printing. We refuted The alle-
CATION. They remained silent upon the sub
ject--their readers doubtless believing thai
the charges made are in accordance with
the truth. Is that manly9 Will you
dare throw Of your natural babiliments for
once, and assume the garb off gentleulsn3----
Capital City Fact g.
We were not aware that the Fact hadTefu-
ted the charge above alluded to, owing, per
haps, to the.irregular option Of that paper.
Its arrivals average about once week, and
il would be rather hard task to imsgi0e
what its columns contained during the Other
five days. What was stated in our paper
relative 10 the printing this ssession, we learn
ed from gentlemen who had right e
know the truth Of The matter Aside from
this, we expressed the opinion that the sys
tenn of letting out the public printing 10 th'
lowest bi ider was bad one for The Stat,
and curse to the trade, which we sincerel,
believe. AS TO that other matter, expressed
in the lasl two lines Of the quoted para
graph, we prefer wearing our own clothes
rather than assume, like the Fact, the garb O
character, which our words and action
will moi sustain. II, therefore, we do no
assume 10 be a gentleman, the reader wi
understand that we feel sincere desire to b
placed no higher in the scale OF civility tina
: the Fact.
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sgn~y-The Chillicothe Gazette is in ecstacirs
oyer she bright prospects of the Marietta aud
Cincinnati Railroad. The sum ofs76o,oOo
has been subscribed, by the Prnnsslyania
Railrosd Company, snditwill be now com
pletsd without delay. s,is3,s. "A.
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or Our old friend Thos. Paterson viii
lomIa citizen cfthis place, now clerk on the
GOOD steamer susquehauua. will accept oul
thanks icr that package Of New Orleans Pa
pess, whichhe sent u.s.
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NJ VI ~ s1fst4a w t. Il ~. !, u ,.s. E..k 0f
Isa,,ss ,ss,l,,; 800 4. 4. ,s,,s Il ..,,I;,o
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S,s ~ !, ....ss' - = - 80 ' = K
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~ !. nv TwLs'iae. ~ 's"o' 80 -De' -
= sss ~ sss. ..s Ths. ,o,s hv wh;,h ths h;ll i.
o,sa..:s;s.,, s r. S,sta P,.as,,,y WAS n..sspd
= .n.s sn5 - Hi y.s ,..ssrreT
80 - 4 ',s,s. -, - M ~ e,,s
= 100 s.'; ;,.,,s..c.a s;,l ~
q, 80 s's;. ,,;seon,,s .na ia AZ, rih.,t;S,
Il s,stss n.ss =, M aIs ~ ,.lss isI
MoRNire SESSION.
CoIrwans Feb l0
Hors, Tho h;ll =, ,nn,;,I.. cor tha nnh
I;..t;on af ,ha State Japnn,sn,s i, ,he d,
nan [ Iano,a q, az - ,,ssssd e" : - ~ ~
The h;ii xs k;dg / rn,o r;at;ons IN mart
pae.ed '-5
The The h;l, 70 neal;no the two b,na,ed doll,
e,em nt;on clsnse ;5 the ,ay law ,vas d;s
,nsssd - for soms time
Srr.Tr-eMr Taylo, ,enorted a resolpt;o,
an,borizinu The BOARD Of Pnblic ,Vorks to Ell
! n,;na ;nto ,he claim NJ Inl;ns Hall for ~,
ioss of ,he canal hoat H;ohla nde, winch ws,
anrssJ - II IN - "a :,
The h;,l IN reoeal the act N divide Ander
son ,ownsb;n ;n Hamilton cunn,v into tw,
election districts was passed
.vrrproon svss,or
| s,y.rv Tho h;lI allow;no ;nte,,s, y,
cost hills Aft, indpment or, decree was rem
dsrsd ,sae lost IN its oassaoe.
The hilI for The ;ncornoration of pnbl;
cene,er;ss.- ns seed. also ,he hill IN amen
the chsr,sr of ,he c;nc;nnat; Ornban Asvlnn
Adjourned A. ~
Honsse.Tbe hill N rene,I the two bpndre
I =. Al
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In the Virginia Senate, on Saturday, the
following resolution was offered by Mr..
Thomas:
Resolved, That the Committee for Courts
pf Justice be instructed 10 enquire into the
character ofthe means employed by the Bal
timcre and Ohio Railroad Company TO OBJ
tain from the Legislature Of this State the
right Of way to Wheeling, over that part Of
the territory OF Virginia on which the same
is now located--whether it be in the power
of the General Assembly to amend the act
by which that right was conferred; whether
any, and ifsny, what legislative or Judicial
proceeding, the circumstances OF the case
require. The said committee shall have
power to send lor persons and papers. and
report the result Of It's investigation TO this
body. 4
The Enquirer says Mr.. Watson suggested
a modification Of the resolution, which was
discussed by Messrs. Deneale, Watson and
Thomas until the expiration Of the morning
hour, when it was laid aside,
This resolution has reference to recent
publication made by Mr.. A. J, Marshall, o
Virginia, in which he Claims that be hal
been wronged by the Railroad Company, il
their not paying him fifty thousand dollar
| for getting the chsrterffom the Virginia Leg
4 islature 10 extend the railroad TO Wheeling
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os-Ths ste ,mer susquehsnna Is szpsciea
here this morning. when she will load, take
or pleasure party and prcbably leave ic'
New.Orleeus On Monday,
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skin. This ointment Will cue the Sa,rheum
and burns or chapped hands, quicker and smrer
than all other medicines Of til" kind before the
public. To SubStanilate the above, | can give
hundreds OF certificates. bat consider it OF No
use, as (any person can do the same, if they
have friends, for even Il worthless artlclr) re-
ly solely on the merits OF the Ointment tor the
public patronage.
\. b. A single box Of this ointment will keep
any hlarkSmith's, farmers, sailors or mcchan-
c'S hands. let them chap or crack ever 50 bud,
sound and in good working ordrrail winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERNlL,
NaugaIuck. Conn.
WHOLESALE DEroTs.-A. b. x D. SAINTS. No.
100 Fulton street, New York. READING \ Co.,
Boston. \. McCLURE Il Co., Albany. Vim IL.
BROwN 4 Bro, Baltimore.
Sold also by the principal druggists, and coun-
try merchants Price - cents per box.
AGENTS. II. II. Mitchell, El.lun: ]. y.
Black, CharleSlown; J. Wilson, CoulSon & Co,
Port Deposits H. p. B"na"u, Frenchown II.
Road; j. W. Collins. ] . J. Lindsey. Chesapeake;
j. Wharton. Huison's corner; Mnrphy & Walls
ton, Bohemia mills; I. L. Jump. Warwick; W.
T. Alrichs, Glasgow Nov. p, z. .. W.
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A j. RD VI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
Nn ~ lJtrEPt 81 IFjIyDjDr,nn MI

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 50 .HDrket ST.. Wilmington, DEL.
GROCERIES CHE.4P FOR C.lSH.
THE subscriber having on hand al his Store
No. % Marke, st., a large and ycncral ls>ort-
lncnt o fresh and we'll selected Groceries. takes
this method OF informing tn" ci,zrn> at Elk,on
and Cecil county generally, THAI he viii SELL
them as cheap as they can BE- bought either in
The Wilmington Or Philadelphia market: aud
respectfully sollcils nraIl from Snch as NAY want
Goods in his line, hriore purchasing elsewhere
Also, Wines n ki.llD.>.
Always ON hand in choice variety. Consist.
lng IN part of
LlQUORS.-of the first and mcInn quality
Oh Cognac BrHny, do pal" do, jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy Holland
GIN.
WlNES.-M aieira, Port Tcncrir. Sherry,
Lisbon. and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLn MoNoNG,HEL, Whisky. and
Wine Bt'crs. ANDREW j. CROW,
No. 80 Market ST., door above NIiIrr>
Dec. Is 6m Hotel, WHmingtOn, Del.
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.

N to Graham & Ahlridge, still continue at
the old stand, corner of Main and Bridge Sts.,
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who may favor Ms with call, as our object Is
to sell cheap Tor the cash, or to punctual custom
ers. Having a large stock of Tin-warc and
Stoves on hand it would be TO the interest of
those in want %! such articles, TO give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the attention OF the public to
the very large and superior lot OF stoves OF va
rious kinds and patterns compIiSln" all the
Cook, CoaI md Wood Stores,
now in use, of which the following are part
Cook Slovcs-Bcllc oflhc States, Metropolitan.
improved omplete, Tor wood or coal; E'na
Air-lighi, Girard Air-ilghl, Asior Air-tighl,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all OF which ARE
very superior cook slaves. Their assortment
of Conl anil Wood Stoves for rooms, connling-
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful, com
prisng in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
monl. Par lor. Sheet Iron Air-tighi. &c. The
public are respectfully invited 10 call AT their
old stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be- pleased.
Also a large assortment OF Tin-ware. Japaned
and PLAIN; and every other article that is gen.
orally kept in tin and sheet iron establishment.
Roofing and Spoutin" done al the shortest no.
tice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. Elk,on. Sep IS tt.
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Fear Not. the Union is Safe.

rENHOUSANDS are daily disappointed and
waste TINE and Money, by using M"di-
cincs lvrriiscd to cure all Diseases. In the
application of
MILLER'S AMERICAN LlNlMENT
according to directions, for such diseases, &C.,
as herein stated, none have been disappointed
As it is only recommended tor the cure OF such
Diseases as have yelied to its application with
ont single exception. Ii is highly recommend
ed by eminent Physicians, and Is believed by
thousands to have no equal for the immediate
Relief and Permanent cue OF rheumatism,
Spine Disease, Weakness OF the Ankles. Sore
Throat and Qninsey. Pains and Soreness in the
Side. Back. Breast and chest. Pains in the Stom-
ach an B rwrl,. painful and enlarged Joints and
Limbs SwrlingS. Bruises, Sltngs an Bi:eS Of
insects. Frosted Feet. Ears. Hands OF any part
of the Body. Price IS cts per bottle. This
valuable article should be kept in every dwell
ing, Office. factory, and wrok-shop in the Union.
MILLER'S EMBROC.4TION FOR HORSES
thould be in possession fall VINO own or have
he care of Horses; also. for sale AIlll"r'S cath
arl.c Pills, Refined Hair Oil, and Linsey's Magic
Pile Ointment.
FOR SALE BY-S. Miller, Elkion; J. w.
Collins, Chesapeake city; B. II. Haincs, Brick
Meeting House; James Ford, CeclIlon; James
Price, p. Lane; r. S. Thomas, North East; A.
Snow, Port Deposit; H. p. Bennett. French,own
II Roads; $. p. llager, Bohemia; Morton *
STEPHENS, Warwick; Wilson s Bro, Newark
Del. Dec 3m
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Three Silver Medals Awarded.

TTNE American Institute. al the late great
l. Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1851, the
Franklin Institute, al their exhibition in PhlIa-
hrlphia. Nov. 1871, ana the Mary iauI Institute.
now Just closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Preniium--.l Sircr WeduI, to the
IPROFED SPRING LiTYRESS.
manufactured only by the subscriber, thus en-
dorslng the opinion expressed by hundreds of
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is superior 10 all others for comfort, elasticity,
durability, chrapnesS and convenience OF hand
ling and that ii is the o"iy perfect Spring Bed
now in use. The public are invited TO call and
examine this Improved Mattress, before purch-
asing. Medals were also awarded to the beau
ttul Cast Iron Bedscads deposited at same time,
an assortment OF which, together with 4 variety
of other articles oICaSt Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGES,
No. % Walnut St.. Philadelphia,
No. 233 Broadway New York. and
S. W. Cor of BALTIC. \ Frederick SIS. Baltimore.
Dec g., 81 If
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ST.lBLFR'S DIR. CH3PM.2N'S
Worm MIXTURE.

Prepared from IL Receipt invented by DR.. John
Eh1pman Il member OF the RDyni CONcgc Of
Surgeons Of London. a remedy more cllec-
tlal than this is not known.
Many (perhaps onr-haIl) Ollhr diseases from
which children suffer ;tlc nccnsinncd by TIE
presence Of Worms IN thcSvstcm; and II neglect
ed, give rise to the most uncomfortable and r-
rliallng feelings. violent pans, sickness at the
stomach. evacuation ani frequently to vomiting.
Ini" mcdcin" IS an "!IicIvHl, sale and pleas
ant remedy Tor Their determination; II contains
all the virtues vi the most approved vcrml!ugcs
ana although it has been before the public for
scvc,rl years, it has never been known to fail
IN cIirctlng Il complete cure.
Extract of Il letter received from S. S. FuErE.
NJ. d.. mcmb"r Of The Royal College Of Sur
"cnus. Ian Ion.
To 4. H. M0bicr 4 Co Oct. 90, 1851.
Gcnllrmrn--l some time last year, by acCi
dent got hold Of few bottles of your Slabler's
DIR. Chapman's Worm Mixture and used it in
my practice with such mcqua!led success as
Induced IN" TO send for 30 dozen.
last month ordered, through the same gen.
llemrn, 100 dozcn. You can ship me
80 dozen every three months from date Of re-
ceipt This, and draw Tor the amount, &c.
Numerous certificates of cures OF the most
aggravated cases Of disease could be readily APP
pended hereto, hut we feel assured that they
would add but little to the strong and rcspcca-
bic evidence here given by persons competent
to Judge Of the merits OF those remedial agents.
f. II. STABLER & CO., Proprictors,
Price % els per bottle. Baltimore.
FOR SALE BY-Dr. II. III. Mitchell, Elk
ton: f. b. Crookshanks, Cecillon; Murphy s.
WalSlon. near Warwick; John w Collins, Chcs-
apc.hc City; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Chas
FIainrs and T. Marshall, Brick Meeting House;
Eli lIaincs an'Alianrs, Kirk & Sluhbs, Rising
sun; James Wilson, Port Deposit; A. W. Davis
lIavrc de Grace; and BY merchants generally
through Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania
Sept 18th, Say
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Great Bargains in Stoves.

HERE Is II R.lRE CHANCE FOR BUY
III ING CHE.4P.-The ubscribrrs intending
to close up their business in Elkton as soon as
possible, 50 as to remove to Chcsterlown, re-
specially request all persons IN want OF Stoves,
(who know the Importance OF buying as low as
possiblc.) 10 call at their establishment. in the
house formerly occupied by krttIew"ll & Co..
east end of Elkton, and examine their line as
sorlment Of Co0k, HaU, ChambT aad Parton
Stores. consisting of most oi the various pat
terms in drman.l throughout this section Of coun-
try, which. a. We are anxious TO close out, we
will sell AT great y reduced prices: much lower
than they can be- bought either from us or else
where in country or GUY. in the regular way.
in Cash alone, or such country produce as
wheat. corn, OATS, buck wheat, beans, potatoes.
pork, Sc.
We will also continue to manufacture until
we close up, all kinds of Tin ami Sheet iron
Ware, which for nratncss and superior finish
cannot be surpassed anywhere to which, thank :
FIJI lor the liberal patronage extended US in The
past. we invite attention.
RooFlNG and SCOUTING done in the very b"Sl
possible manner, and entire tiSiacli0n ensured
or no pay demanded. making II to the decided
advantage Of PERSONS wishing any kind OF mr.
lallc roofs put on To contract with us, as our
work is Insured AMI prices moderate: also, all
kinds of repa!rin. in our respective branches
done with nralnesS and despatch at reasonable
rates. All kinds Of old metals taken in ex-
change Tor anything in our line of business.
Dec If MAHAN & co.
y. i. All persons indebted to us are ey-
perrd to come forward al once and settle THEN
bills, as we wish to close up as soon as possible
in this place, and can by no means afford to lay
! Out OF our money.
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aDlc ItHidle, married or unmarried, anu uou"ii!
known under the name of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or these are Prolapsus uieri, or Falling
of the Womb; Fluor Abus, or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb; Incidental liGmorrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular Menstrual
tion, Sc, with all their accompanyln" evils,
Cancer eXcepied,) no matter how severe or OF
how long standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
city oi New iorh ind other places, finding them
selves without n remedy in nvctrrate cases OF
the above complaints, and havin" due regard
Tor the welfare Of their patients, 'ave recon-
mcndcd the use of this medicine: auI, after wit
Messing its salutary effects. are now man,tes'ing
their app ohaton not only by rcSortng to il in
their t. entmcnt OF all the diseases for which II
is intended, but in some instances accepting the
agency Of ii TO facilitate its introduction into
more general use by the Faculty.
The influence Of this composition upon the
female constitution is oflhe most friendly kind;
the most delicate and feeble female need have
no fears in lis use for any length Of time, for it
contains no mercury. nor any article which can
prove in any way injurious. being made entirely
Of vegetable extracts and prepared so as 10 taste
| like pleasant cordial.
| The Modus Opcrandi of this remedy, in the
cure Of this class OF diseases. is through the
general economy Of the system, with peculiar
4 determination 10 the female or.aNs.
! Additional Proof of this Caholicon being
/ worthy Of the confidence OF the afflicted, rs Il
Successful, safe, and cheap Rcneiy, vii! be
/ found in the pamphlet. together with important
Observations touching the nature and symptoms
of the diseases, to which the attention of Ladies
and Practitioners is respectfully invited.
/ The ingredients. as certified hy high medical
authority, (sce pamphlet ar" ALL NEGETA-
BILE. and are not associated with any article
unlricndly to the animal economy.
REFERENCEs.-Prot. Dunbar. NJ d. and DR..
]. c. Orrick. Baltimore, Nd: DR.. p. y. Peek
ham. Utica. \. Y: DR.. d. Y. Fooie, Syracuse,
n. V. DR.. NJ. II. Mills, Rochester, \. y, Dir.
h. ID. Fleming, Canandaiaua, \. y. DR.. w
W, Reese, New York city; Dr.. W. Prescott
Concord, Nh.
C-TPamphlclS can he had gratis al the Store
of WIN. TORDERT, Elkton, by whom it Is toI
sale. Dec Gm