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 1aacer.--Mr. Thomas Terrel. of Mis- +sourl, advertlses that a cancer upon his nose, which had been treated with sue cess by Dr. smith, of New. Haven, and the ablest surgeons of the western coun- try, had been cured in the following manner:--

 He was recommended 10 use strong potash, made ofthe I've of the ashes of ked Oak Bark, boiled down to the con slstence of molasses, to cover the can .eer wlthit, and in about an hour after wards coverlhis plaster with tar, which must be removed aftcra few days, and II profaberanees in the wound, apply more potash to them, and the plaster again, until they all disappear, aftee which heal the wound vi.heny common