MAGNIN's LUCINA CORDIAL,
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MAtiNlN'S IUCINA CORDIAL,

 For ths aud speedy cure of Incpient Consumption

 Bauenness, Lmpotsncy, Lacorhe Wlnes, Giest, {,

 Obs'ructea, d6icuh or poinful MenstruatDn, hacon-

 tnencs cf Uriae inpolunary disehwge hsreof, and

 for he general prostration of the system naftdr

 Wheher e resuh of nherent causes, fcauses pro-

 duced by nresularity, illness, or accident.

 The widespread celebrity of this wonderful and n- estinabe cordial in both hemispheres is sufficient guarantee for its quick and positive success in curing all the above affections and complaints Nothing can be more surprising than it's invgoraling effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness and lsssi- Jude before taking it, at become robust and full of energy under its influence. It immediately coun- teracts the neryeessness looseness of the female frame, which the only cause of barrenuess; and which, prior to pr: Magnin's discovery was consid- cred to be lncurabe. And it speedily the impedimen;s produced by physical proslraton, which frequently deter men from getting narrled Language indeed, cannot do justice to the merits of the Lucina Cordial which is regarded by the heads of the faculty in all parts of the world one of the most 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 LUCINA CORDIAL, is stamp raised in the the glass of each bottle,

 TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER PILLS.

 certain, safe and efeclual cure for Agne & Fe. vel, in all it's varied forms. Also, excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia, Palpiiation of the Heart, Loss of Ap petie Neuralgia, Nervous and other diseases, which arise from weak debtated condition of the system

 Paving for several years past suffered under re- peated attacks of Chs and Fever, especially during the fall and spring months, was induced to try va rious remedies, but nothing seemed to be eifectual untii tried D. Tyer's Ague and Fever Pills, which stopped the chill before had taken half of the box. This was over year since, and have remained perfectly Tree from any symptoms of return of this most loaIhsome disease. GEORGE M. WAIT.

 Baltimore, Dec l2th, 1S43.