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steamboat aud River News.


ARRIVED.
March John CAN'T. Louisville.
Mum, toHka. Pddlcah.
j. G. Cline, Memphis.
Conewagu, Cincinnati.
pErAUrFD.
+. Howard. New Orleans.
MIhncIouka Paducah.
The river l. falling slowly with 81 feet
water on the shoals.
For NiMrIIIS.-The regular Memphis pack
ct j. e.. CHRe, will leave for the above aud all
int,rnlediatc ports, this day, at O'Clock z.
NJ. She is in charge of Capt. ELLIOTT. a
veteran in the trade, and most careful and
experienced officer, assisted in the Office hy
that clever and attentive gentleman, Capt
WASH. WEAVER. Recollect that the high
headed Cline will leave at O'Clock, and for
quick and pleasant trip TO the Bluff City, she
stands unrivalled. Secure rooms early.
For LoUsvmLE.-Capt BUNcE's pet, the
John GGult, a regular institution In the trade,
will leave for the Falls City, to-day at 1
O'Clock. Passengers for the Ohio river will
please make a note of this fact, and register
their names with that attentive and accom-
plished gentleman, Capt CHARLEY REEpER.
The GGua connects at Louisville with regu-
lar packets for Cincinnati, Wheeling and
Pitt burgh. She is an excellent passenger
packet, and most admirably Differed through
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AUGUSTA, March 8, p. M.-C0TTON-There
| again only moderate demand to-day, caused by the
| strngensy in the terms demanded by holders, and
| the limited stock Offering. The sales sum up S93
bales, follows 10 at So, go at ga at 10, 80 at
lO3l, IS at I01s, III at H. i02 at TX IS ia 81 at
Il3z 1873 at II ~, at IL q and Receipts
| 3S5 hales
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To The German Dramatic Club will give
performance at Harmonic Hall, Market
street, tonight. The entertainment will con-
clude with a bull.
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For Congress.

eB- We are authorized 10 announce Gen. Jas.
VI. Quarfes, OF Montgomery county, a candidate
for the nomination of the American Party lor Con
gress, 10 this Cong residual District.
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hip Vanguard Saved,
Iliei.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.--The ship Van
guard is saved. The fire is out, but she is
considerably damaged.
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Decrease in loans, S6i5.0 600; decrease in
net deposits, Sl.4l6,OO0; increase in speei, =,
nearly 100000; k-Ssease in circulation,
$3.50, 900
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Clerk and Masters Safe.
Japan Lilies. Gradieius. sc.

fIto suIsF he uants q kmziears, have jest eb-
u aained fssn a X His, 81 sprll srl1. saf,piy
q hiseheeeEs Power spezss, coatstalng among ga
handfcd dlferens kin6s. terbrna, exIfz choAae "a
rieslcss Asaore IN II eistnct celofs. lrua npwrrs
E4tFea ~ Trafsnssf frEsali e.. kns lisa snsiss doc
10 siGfy h<ke - 50 d1Eeat ealurs ana EarIefias.
Ass fe@ Feess u sse st.saelt eiysrz Steetabslls
Jat~n I4isess rcd sad eatei she mesa eles.al ssc-
Heas e tAs Glz1ioils. A.. ke.
sssl. AAexESnE . zISczELs.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, March Tx United States
Gyyer died ut ST. Louis.
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DIED,
Notice..

On the 7;h inst In this city Mrs. ELIZA J. scofT,
wife o. shelton Scott. aged Il years
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FOR MARCH.

FOR MARCH.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE;
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK;
PETEISON'S MAGAZINE;
TIE LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE;
THE GREAT REPUBLIC:
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY;
Tile Ledger WEEKLY;
PORI Ef;'S SPIRIT OF TIE TIMES, Weekly;
HARPER's JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION, Weekly;
LESIIES' ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
NEW YORK MERCURY
For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
feb26-u No IS Union st.
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Savannah Markets.
Charleston Market.

SAVANNAH, March 5.-Saes of Cotton to-day 100
bales. The market is quiet, holders asking
advance, which buyers seem unwilling 10 give. The
few sales made were at unchanged prices.
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Arrival of the Europa.

New York. March THE steamer Europa
arrived at New York this morning, bringing
Liverpool advices of the 18th.
The steamer Etna arrived ont on the 18th.
COtton-Sales of the week, IS. 400 bales, of
which SPECTATORS took $4,000 aud exporters
1000 bales. All qualities advanced fully /
Market active. Sales Friday 5000 bales, OF
which spectators and exporters took 1000
bales each; closing steady aud firm. Orleans
fir, I'D; Dreams middling. 1-l6d. Stock
at Liverpool, IS 200 bales, of which 100000
b lies are An eri an.
Manchester advices favorable. Market firm
and active.
New Orleans tres ordindire at Havre, 101f;
advanced I(92f Sales of the week 5000
bales. Breadstuhs dull but steady. Provis-
ions quiet but steady. ConsOls 95a. Bullion
in the Bank of England has increased e2S7, :
900.
The latest Continental rumors are more
war-like. 1t is reported that a camp of one
hundred thousand will sooi form at Touon.
The House of Commons have resolved to
favor seven millions loan.
The bill lcgalizing marriage with deceased
wiie's sister, passed to its second reading bG
SIS majority.
France is preparing a memorandum of
grievances against Austria, and explanations
will be frankly demanded.
The Austrian Journals have been ordered
to assume more moderate tone in articles
relative to France. Austria has proposed to
the Secondary German Powers treaties of al
lance. Three of them have concluded secret
treaties with her only to be acted on in case
that the war be carried to different theatre
than Italy.
A new Prussian loan is contemplated.
Sardinia is enrolling two regiments of de-
seTters from the Austrian forces.
LGvERPooL.-Cotton active and firm Fair
Orleans ~; Middling Orleans 7 Lie; Fair
Mobile II; Middling Mobile 1916: Fair Up
lands l-l6; Middling Uplands 81 Flour
dull but steady. Wheat dull; Western Red
SIS 9d(G9s Sd per GENITAL. Mixed aud yellow
corn 5s LODGES I'd; White rs ld97s 4d. Beef
steady. Pork dull. Bacon firm but quiet.
Lard dull, held; Lower qualities slightly de-
clined. Coffee firm. Rice steady. Rosin
steady; Common As 9d(GSs lid. Spirits of
Turpentine 5000.
Barring Brothers, of London, quote bread
stulis duh. Iron steady. Sugar steady. Tea
very firm. Spirits of Turpentine firm. Amer
lean stock unchanged.
1t is asserted that the intentions of Ma
poloen are decidedly war like
The English army estimates show a reduc-
ton in the home aud colonial forces of Z 800
men. and an increase in the Indian army of
1900; making total force of 229. 900,
whereof l06,000 are for India. This is con-
sidered Indicative of the Governments s. faith
in the maintenance of peace.
Rumors prevail OF ministerial changes, in
Guiding the retirement of Lord Chancellor
Sir Il. Lytton and Gen. Peel. -
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Later from EurOpe---ArrfvaI OF the
Steamer j IRA.

Steamer j ura.
NEW York, March 6.-The steamer Jura
arrived at New York. this morning with Liv-
erpOOl dates of the 18th.
Cotton-Sales of two days, 20, 900 bales, of
which SPECTATORS took 1000 and exporters
$1,000 bales; closing firm. Orleans mid
ding, I'd.
Manchester advices favorable. Breadstuffs
verv dull. Provisions steady. COnsol 954
@95s.
The war question is unchanged. Prepare
tons continued.
There are vague rumors of French loan OF
twenty million pounds sterling, but it is I'M
confirmed
The House of Lords was discussing the
IOnian Islands affairs. The La Presse news
paper received warning for an article of
similar tenor to those published for weeks; it
is supposed on representations of the Austrian
Ambassador. The Paris Bourse felt the effect.
Raotes advanced ! on the 18th, but the rise
was not fully sustained. Closing quotations
for money 6S francs, and for account 81 francs
80 confines. Recent disastrous failures in
Orleans amount to twelve million francs.
lie Lessops left Paris ON the 18th to COM
mence the Suez Canal.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, says the King of Sardinia is determ-
ined to drive out the Austrians. and make
the kingdom, including Venice and twelve
million subjects, strong enough to resist Aus
tria and France. if need be.
The Court of Turin thinks France will help
Piedmont against Austria. Russia will be
with her passively if Austria is LETT to fight
alone, but actively and openly if any other
Power exists. Neutrality is expected of Aus
tria, England. and Russia. The King of Sar-
dina means to carry out this plan unless
France withdraws.
TURKEY-News from the Danubian Prin-
CAPABILITIES is considered serious.
LATER FROM INDIA.
The compaign in Dude is closed. All the
forts have been DESTROYED.
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plaggists.
obey this Can or Pay the Costs.

IL persons indebted 10 the firm Of WELLS
IA HOOPER Il CO., are requested Ia call and settle
the same with Nessrs. JoNRs HoOPER 1.-THE only au
thorzed persons wind up the old business by the
10th of March, 1859 Those not settled by that time
will afterwards be found in the hands Of collector.
The above relates only TO debts due Jan. list, 1859
febib-tf
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NNuutea

Young MAJ wishes sstaalaaa as travelling
n zseat Ter soulo nspsaie lksaaT Cigar or fsrx,
Gerry Hoase. lie caa eomnlan4 izrEs e1antrs trade
N this and tie adtonlns sssles- 1se bazs Il reas.
snces Eixcn reauirud.
Acres 4. {. J.. ~ lhlz ss,ce.
4azS-f t@ FL
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Augusta Market.

CHAR. EsToS, March 5, p. M.-COTTON-The mar
ket firm but quiet. Sales to-day 500 bales at 10 !.
TO - cents.
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which daily receiving, TO merit continuation
of the same. Our present stock is better adapted To
the demands of the trade than any have ever be-
fore offered. II embraces all the new and fashionA
BILE designs in
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Celeman's London Mustard.
LAND for Rent.

TWO HUNDRED ACHES % exeslisaf bef -
l. lsn Land, superior sosl Tor any kind o. 60
grain- &k
Apply a TIE Wholesale Grocery Hsase Of
MIkk1i-, HOOPER 4 %.
iaHes-sf Ssus and Mars -s street.
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w plete stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS,

Which purchased from first hands and first class
houses IN the Eastern markets. thus enabling 10 Of
fer them 10 cash and prompt time customers on very
favorable terms and at very low prices.
Our predecessors had very liberal country patron
age extended them, and We promise by strict atten
ton aud close application, together with the very in
viting stock of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12


For all goods landed in the empire duties shall be paid
to the Japanese government according TO the following
tariff
Class 4Ts-An articles enumerated in this class are
duty free.
Gold and silver coined or bullion.
Clothing as now used
Furnere and printed books destined TO be sold but
the property Of persops coming TO reside in Japan.
officers IN Japan but il such articles 10 be sold after
wards they shall then be subec. TO Of duties as
per regulation.
Glass SeoondA duty Of 1--WE per cent shall be paid on
the following aitcles-
ing or onGt of shps all sorts OF whaling gear all sorts Of
salt provisions, bread and breadstufs all sorts of live
animals, coal timber for the construction Of houses rice
paddy, steam engines, zinc, lead, TIM raw silk
Class 1hrd--A duty Of thirty five per cent shall be paid
on all liquids rendered Intoxicating through dsllation,
fermentation, or prepared In any other manner
Claus Fo1thAl sorts OF goods not enumerated In any
Of the preceding classes shall be subject 10 duty Of
twenty per cent
With the exception Of gold and silver coin and copper
bars all goods produced In Japan and exported as cgo
shall pay an export duty OF Ave per cent
Five years after the opening Of Kanagawa this tariff Of
import and export duties shall be revised the govern
ment Of Japan should desire 1t.
J. q. DONKER CURrIUs,
NAGAI, Prince Of Geuba
OKABE, Prince Of Suruga
lWASI, Prince OF Hig0.
According to communication in writing since re-
ceived from the Governor Of Nagasak wooen and COT
ton goods have been included in this class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

The Bonabay mail of January 26 had reached England.
The details Of the state that Lord Canning had given
greater extension Of the amnesty and nterdcted any
execution without his approval.
Public notioe had been given that Dude and Rohcund
are again open 70 European families.
Lord Clyde had applied for authority TO pursue the re-
bells 70 Nepaa' He was TO return 70 England in Fe-
bruary.
An engagement between the Rohllas and the British
force Rssodewas disastrous TO the latter Several officers
and number Of men were killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
The wheat and Cauty AFFAIR.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
N~~r vorv Marrh II

Colonel Cauy, in his statement concerning the difficulty
between u.s. failed TO state that struck unswares oy
powerful friend Of hk-whvm do not know at a-and
while rccing under the effects Of this foul blow no struck
himself In the face and then Il was, after having oeen
struck by two men, used my cane. gave COL Cauty my
card, endorsed by an officer OF the United Saes army
trucd myself upon you at this time but TO Let You know
that Colonel Cauty alone, but aided directly oy
powerful man, 20 that any advantage might nave ~ sze
and sruftn rnrrc fnan ccn,crssianccd by the aid
hc received iron. his FREUD, c, r. WHEAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

DAMAGES RxcovEFEp--A Mr.. Bcalc, Of Ohio, has
received $500 from railway cooperation for having been
elected from the cars by conductor whom he had ro
fused to pay extra FIVE cents for ticket purchased in
the care.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

LETTERS FOR THE paraguay ExPEDrrIoS.--Let.
ter boxes will be made up and forwarded 10 the United
States squadron coast Of Africa and Paraguay cxpedou,
on or about the first Of Apn the rooms OF the Naval
Library and Institute, Charlestown MASS Navy Yard
All letters aud packages Of newspapers, sent 70 e In
sute free Of expense before thnt date WIN be forwarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

Inc Prussan government had issued circular alludIng
70 tne JOINT Efforts Of England and Prussia 10 preserve
peace, and expressing the conviction that Austria will
join IN the endeavor for an amicabs solution Of the d
outss, but declaring that while rescrving her action
European Power che viii, full her duties
~ member Of ite German copsederacy.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the North Brit0n at
Portland.
The Preparations for War on
the Continent.
Appearance Of Europe Before Lore Cowley
Arrives at Vienna,
&c. &C., &c.


IRE steamship North Briton from Liverpool Fob. 2s,
arrived It Portland at Ave o'clock yesterday morning
ne reports having been detained by head Winds She
passed the Canada, from Boston for Halifax and Liver
pool, yesterday and the City Of Manchester from New
York for Liverpool, q few days ago.
The North Briton's mails forwarded by the morn
ing train for Boston, and arrived here late last night.
The advices not late by three days az those by
the Arabia published yesterday, but the details are in
terceting.
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Russla.

II was reported that Russia had declared her determ
nation resist any attempt to prevent the union Of the
Prncpahtses by force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
EJACULATION EFTu

REGULATION FIFTH.
Any person signing false statement certhcate for
the pupose Of deaudng the treasury Of Jspan shall pay
for each offence fine Of thrce hundred and eighteen
gulders and seventy five cents (sl27 10Y.
REGULATION Sixth.
No tonnage duties shall be levied on Netherlands veg
sells in Jspanese pors but the following fees snail be paid
IN hQ anti of tha Lana c,,etn House-
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concordas with Rome was under discussion in secre
sittines Of the Chamber Of Deputies


Austria 10 strongly preparing for the defence Of he
Italian possessions. The garrison at Vienna was full
prepared 70 march at short notice.
There was great activity In the arsenal at Venice
where hospitals and army bakeries were established.
Gunboas have been placed at the mouth Of the river
10, and the sarrisons Of Ferrara strengthened.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

In the House Of Lords the 2lst Lord Derby appealed
- Lord Gray postpone his pending motion in regard 10
the Ionian Islands, He said Mr. Gladstone was en- route
for England and he would undertake. IL the motion was
postponed for fortnight that act which the Ionian
PARLIAMENT might pass should be ratified until the House
had an oppor tuny Of discussing any motion that might be
presented.
Lord Gray assented, and the subject was postponed.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Mcguire gave notice that
he should shortly call attention 10 the recent arrests In
Ireland.
Mr. walpole Secretary Of the Home Department, intro
duced bill adjusting the vexed question Of church rates,
by making payment voluntary instead Of compulsory The
bill was favorably received and read first time.
The correspondence in the Charles and Georges affair is
published.
Mr. Felix Belly left Southampton 18th February, in the
steamer Parana for Nicaragua in order TO take possession
Of tho concession Of the canal the presence Of the two
Martinez and Mora-who to meet for the
purpose on the 9th Of March, at Rvas Me- Belly &C.
companed by staff Of thirty three PERSONS including his
secretary, General NJ. Lavasseur, formerly French
Minister TO Mexico, sundry other officials and strong
corps Of engineers.
The London Tines in noticing the departure, says "h
will probably surprise in New York, and ID
not likely be looked upon with Indifference At Washing
toan 1t thinks the English capitalists will be very chary
Of investing in the enterprise.
Berlin journals speak Of projected marriage between
the Prince Of Wales and the Princess Aexandrina,
daughter Of Prince Albert Of Prussia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

The Spanish Chamber Of Deputies had granted exraor
binary credits for strengthening tho fortincatous u Ma
hon, Ferrol, and other places.
The Italian exles left Cadz on the 10th board an
American frigate kqcrc ship, name not mentioned.
One hundred deputies In the Cortez had declared
vor OF free trade in corn and cotton.
The English Consul at Tangier was negotiating treaty
Of peace between Spain and Morocco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-09

JT0e OF INC NOTTHtTU TTdlh
Cleveland Feb. 18th. 1859
marl9R8 p. CHAMBERLIN, President
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
RoR the RAPID cURH 81

Coughs, COids, IlflsHBa, Hoarseness, Crop,
Bronchitis, IReiBieRt Consumption, and f0F We
relief OF CoRsllmptiUe Pattsnts ~ adBandsd
stages Of hs diseasr, r- o.. .ntH.I,
So Eida the field Of ia usefulness ana aumsTous te
the Of ITS e. that almost section OF country
abounds "a parsons uOlicy known who have been retV
ed from alarming aud depneeao diseases q the lnnFp
by It's When cnce tried It's superiority over gVe4y olh-
medicine OF the kim is too appAfanni 20 escape onse
and whore rs virtues kn0wni the plhc lone "
hesitate what qntdote % employ iur the dstssslng and
daua - ~ hu qlionuis Organs thai infi-
den % ppLclf fNif many iqieupr Femaff uI94i
hnt ggned fends by trial, conferred benehte ON me
afflicted they forget and produced cures 700 nu
merouH ana too remarkable 90 he luIfqiten. 'ai
Prepared BY DR., J. o. AVER 4 CO.,
'usAOTHasA
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all ths purposes Of Family Physie,

Are composed that disease within the range Of their ac
tiOuuan rarev withstand eVade them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse and nvgOato pOrpH
OF The human organism correcting its diseased acton Hhd
resoupg ~ Wealthy yaltes As consequences Of these
properties, the Invalid who Is bowed down with pain ur
physical debility gsonished to find his health OF cry
restored BY hrtmtdy a. once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the eyory dAG complaints Of every
body out rlsO mhuy Formidable aud dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased 10 furnish gaiis ty
Amecan Almanac, cuntsininE Cerl Gales Of then eutus
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COsVouegs Heartburn, Headache arising nom diGOIoeod
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SANFORD'S
Liver ImviSOPatOP

NEVER DEBILITATES.
IT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Il FROM GUMS, and has become established fact, q
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diseases for which It is recommended.
Il has cured thOusandsl. with the lost two years
who had given up all hOpesIs ol relief The numerous
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The dose must he adopted toe temperament Of She
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Let the dictates OF ysuT4IiudEment guide you Ia the
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All who use 1t giving their TESTIMONY in its avor.
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West Bedford, Coshocton Co, May IL, 1857,
MI II. n. Kings eYSir - have been selling the Medi
cnes Of lhe Gsefenes Company for the last ten years
aud the Pills have sold to great many families regu
sry het tea and coffee and with my trade they have
become staPe article. MarghalPs Uterine GethOlcon
medicine that has done great amount Of good In female
Diseases One ldy sold TO told that shohad receive
ed more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course of medical featmeat by the most skfu phys-
clans. Yourr truly.
Jin. l, 1858. J1dEs WILSON.
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sm physician Of thirty years practice My prncipa
study has been diseases Of females They have generally
bahed my best efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Mafahalps Uterine CatbOliCOn was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. aud found myself abundpnty
ossuL in my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms OF nbOut half the aud could not cure one
ten Now radically oufe at least seyepte IN Nv n-
y and mitigate the rest consider hfafshalrs Uterine
thocon the greatest blessing to females have met with
j. II. MIIIIAMG. 81. d. Ehnrlnnlnn.