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ehnis Difficulty of breathing, Asthma. Pam in the Side md Breast, Nhooping Cough, Group, and all Disorders of lhe Liver and Lungs, Broken Consti- tul0n, &c Be.

 This 'celehfaled remedy" has now, by it's in. trinsc virtues, acquired celebrity which never be shaken ,y ihe many quack "Nostrums" with which the country abnunds. The public fast learning that Ihis is 'le only remedy al can be lied upsn for ihe speedy and permanent cure of all diseases of the lungs. II is literally sweeping con sumption from the and; wherever il is introduced and becomes known, all others dwindle info insig. pi6cance. The public hate heen '.lumbugped" long enongb and now resort to medicine which the testimony of fhe eminent plS icaHs in Ihe la0d las piaced beyond the reach of criticism. IL requires bnlserlng up, by publishing columns of l0I ged cerifcales--but ii ia enough to let the public know where II can be obtained and one trial will convince all of is great efficacy in curing those distressing diseases above named, which have batied the skill of he most learned aciitoners for ages heretofore

 DR. SwAYEE's CoMPoUED SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY was the first preparation from that salua- ble tree which was ever introduced 10 the public. and ample proof IS afforded uf it's success by the country being flooded with 'Balsans,' Candies, and Mixtures of Wild Cherry, not of which is pre- pared by regular physician, although they have sumed the names of respectable physicians to give currency to their "Nostrllms." Therefore the pub- lie should be on their guard, and not have a worth less mixture palmed upon them for the original and genuine preparation, winch is only prepared by DR SwAYNE, N. W. coraer of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia.

 CoNsUMPTIvEs!-0r those whose Lungs are af fected slightly, should take this Syrup without delay. by which they may prevent the fixing of that dire disease fully and lil mly. How important then, 10 avoid t. Never live day with d cough when this Syrup can be had and you are nearly certain. with proper care, to avoid destruction by CoHsUMPTIoN

 DR. SwAYNE's ComPoURD SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.-ls a compound of Vegetable Remedies; il is called Wild Cherry, because that article Is lhe basis of the Preparation It is so combined with other ingredients, that the utmost efficiency given 10 it's good qnalltes supporter and preserser of the powers and functions of life, il has no equal

 DR. SwAyNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-ls well known to .be the original and true article hearing the name of WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Bleeding at the Lungs, and all Pulmonary affections II is acknow- edged by all who have used it, to be ihe best article that can be obtained for these complaints. Be sore that you call for Dr. SwAYNE's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and you will be sure to get the original and tue article, winch is prepared from the Wild Cherry. Prepared only by Dr Swasne ol Phadel phia, who IS regular practitioner, and has long been accustomed Io the treatment of Pulmonary Dis in all their varieties.

 Wholesale and Retail agent for Mobile, Seth W Roberts, Water st; Andrew Oliver x Go New Or leans; F. M. Cohen 6 Go. Charleston; Bernard g Go. Rodney, Miss; D. & F. Esterly & Co.,, S Louis; J. J. Morris g. Co, Louisville, Ky, Wm SuoiH, NtsOub5 F. ID tllnHianp OlHclDlhliS w J Gastner & Co. Carksyille, Tenn; McNary X Ham. llton, Nashville; T g. Barclay, Georgetown, Ky; Dr John Carr, Memphis, Tenn; J E Marshall, Augusta, Ga; M Turner. Savannah; f Johnson, Richmond, Va; and by regularly appointed agents in nearly all the principal towns in the U. States

 dec27 23tf ID OWLANDS KALYDOR This invaluable N and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during ihe summer, is too well known, laIu ommendaton.

 IL IS ncomparabe a preserver of the skin, rem derng Il soit, clear and healthy, removing redness pmples and discooratons of all kinds, reckles. and all unpleasant cutaneous erupIions frequent in this climate.

 It's capabiliiy for imparIing bloom 10 the cheeks soltness and dellcacy to the hands, and soothing rri tation, tenders II Indispensable tO every Toilette. Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving will find m this Kalydor an alleya- Ii g and emoent application. removing efectually, all irritation and pain.

 Rowlands kaydor is an un(ang relief to those Ladies who suffer from nAaned and nipples, by its peculiar cooling effects and it's powers of a laying inflammation it recommends itself to their use. This preparation is as innocent as it is effcacous IL is warranted to contain mineral astringenis which are so utterly runous to the complexion, and by their action endangering health. For sale al ielO GATES'S Pharmacy, 136 Dauphin st.

 LHAU LySTRALE EODORANTE-For washing AZ ihe head, cleansing and beautifying he hair and preventing it's iurning grey. This admirable article free from ardent spirits, pungen essential oils and other destructive materials, cleans the hair exped- iouslv. renders it beautifully bright, and nparls lO it the delicate fragrance of flowers. Hair wash ed with this extract soon becomes soft and luxur ant n it's growth. and that which t harsh and turn ing grey from the use of spirits other improper preparations clean it, will soon he restored to it's natural color and brIancy, by a fey applications of the Eau Odorante For sale at

 yl G B GATES'S Pharmacy lS6 Dauphn st. EALATINE CAPSULES of CONCENTRA- N TED CASTOR OlL-The great aversion which most people have to taking castor oil is b, this preparation entirely removed. The capsules are without taste or smell, and two taken in the morning before breakfast is equal full dose of castor oil. For sale at GA1ES'S Pharmacy,

 my25 l86 Danphin-st Mobile GtALC1NED CHARCOAL OR CARBON-As V preventive 10 cholera. yellow fever, fever and ague, bilious remitient fever, headache, heartburn. sour stomach, &c 8rc

 Residents in this climate should always use this preparation, as il is not deemed probable that per can have any of the above diseases who s regu- lar in his habiis and takes this remedy every day, and there IS no danger in using 1t, for if the stomach is perfectly sound il has no effect whatever. Manu faclured and bottled by Henry Barringer city of Hudson, New York, and for sale by

 sep23 GATES. 136 Dauphin si = HERMANS COUGH LOZENGES-Just re- C ceived per bark Vernon. supply of this well known preparation for Coughs, Colds, Ahma, and Pulmonary complimentary allav ihe irritation or tickling situation produced by cough, promote ex- pecoration and remove the exciting cause, being combination of valuable expectorans, they equal to any thing of he kind used for those comp plans. For saieat G BGATES' Pharmacy

 sep23 l36 Danphin street C1HERMAN,S WnpN InVENEES spha.o O cannot be recommended io the public a better worm. destroying medicine than Sherman's Worm L0zenges; they are pleasant and easy 10 take, and therefore particularly adapted for children Many diseases arise from worms, and occasion long and intense suffering and children treated for various complaints without deriving any benefit, when two doses of these Lozenges would speedily cure them For sale at G B GATES Pharmacy.

 sep23 136 DauphIn st GIBBON'S LIFE, BY HIMSELF-The Auto N biography of Edward Gibboa. Esq, illusirat. ed from his letters, with occasional notes and narra- lives. B, John Lord Sheffield In one vol 12mo

 "This has long been looked upon of the most interesting of this class of writings The state ly manner in which Gbbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for more easy and direct style of narraIive."

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 ''The previous works of Miss Mcintosh, although issued anonymously. have been popular, in the best sense of the word The simple beauty of her nara. lives, combining pure sentiment with high principle and noble views of life and it's duties, ought to win for them hearing al every fire side in our land We have rarely perused tale more interesting and in- siructive than the one before us, and commend