MAGNIN's LUCINA CORDIAL,
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 For he aud speedy csye of Incplent Consgnfion

 Banenness, IaPotency, LgcorhG Whites, Giea,

 Obsfracted, ditIcuh or painfui Mensruation, Incon

 tnence o Urine, or inUountary discharge hereof and for the general Prosiraton of the system no matter whefher the result of inherent causes, pro- daced by nreeuloriiy, illness, accident,

 The widespread celebrity of this wonderful and n- esimable cordial in both hemspheres is sufficient guarantee for it's quick and positive success in curing all the above affections and compiauts. Nothing be more surpr sing than it's in, igoraing effects the human frame. Persons all weakness and lassi- tude before taking it, once become robust and full Of energy under it's influence. It immediately coun- teracis the neryelessness ooseness of the female frame, which IS the only cause of barrenness; and which, prior 10 Dr. Magnin's discovery was consid. cred to be incurable. And il speedily removes the inpedimen;s produced by physical prosration, which frequently deter men from getting narred. Language indeed, cannot do justice te the merits of the Lucina Cordial, which is regarded by the heads of he faculty in all parts of he woi Id of the important medical discoveries of any age.

 For sale at 129 Liberty street, N. Y. by the Amer, ican Agent, j. w. Holderwell.

 Take noiice-The name LUClNA CORDIAL, is stamp raised in the the glass Of each bottle,

 TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER PILLS.

 A certain, safe and efeclual cure for Ague S Fe- vel, in all it's vared forms Also, excellent Tonic in Dyspepsa Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of Ap- petite, Neuralgia, Nervous and other diseases, which arise roma weak debltated condition of the system. Paving for several years past suffered under re- peaed attacks of Chills and Fever, especially during the fall and spring months, was induced to try rous remedies, but nothing seemed to be effectual untIl tried DI. Tyer's Ague and Fever Pills, which stopped the chill before had taken half of he hox This was over a year since, and have remained perfectly free from any symptoms of return of this most loahsome disease. GEORGE M. WAIT.

 Baltimore, Dec. l2th, lS43