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G E r M A N Y.
From the austrian Lmherial Head Quar-
VOLVENSnoRF. Iurn1a

VOLVEhoDOHf, JUNE IL.
His Majesty the Emperor Of Austria has
received the following repert, by courie r
who was dispatched from lnspruek the
31st Of May.
"After Field Marshal Lieut.. ChasteIer.
who commanded, in fyrul, had marched TO
Lienz, in Pustefdale, in order to attack the
italian army, which was advancing against
Styria and Carinthia, with part of his corps,
the Austrian Major General Buoi remained
with part of the 9TH corps, in the strong
position at the foot OF the Bremen Noun.
tain, in the Lueg, in order to cover South
fyrol from the attacks of the Bayarian
troops, who1had entered Insprnck.
While The inhabitants of the towns of r. /.
sPfhck and Hall we're laying down their
arms IN order to relieve their districts from
the calamities they suffered, fresh assem-
blages OF armed peasants were formed IN
the vale of the Upper Inn, az well as the
Lech, and in'Vinsglau, with the assistance
of feimer, as in the dale of the Lower Inn s.
the WiPp, chiefly by the well known Sand
worth and AndGro Hcset, who Commands
the fusileers aud as early as the 27th of
May, the former arrived with 1900 men, in
the envlrons OF Schonberg, and Major Tei-
merwith larger nunber in Tcif Schonoerg
which is situated 3, and Felt Shsurs march
from Inspruck.
On the 2sth, an action took place with
the Bavarian troops, from sto 5000 strong,
and an armistice was concluded for ~
hours. The Bavarians had evacuated In
spruck, but were oyertaken near Vonp,
where another severe conflict was fought
According to the same account, the I1pe-
rial Austrian troops are making inroads
from the southern part of the TyroI, as far
as Verona"
(Utrethf Gazette ofJsas 10.
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SEVILLE, Ju'y 10.


Coueiusion Of the adU.ces rom 17sdrid.
we know positively that N Counci Al
extraordinary, which had been summone 4
on, the l4th Of June, between twelve and
one o'clock at Night, to meet mex, NOR ing
at 6, violent debates were neId about ab4n-
doning King Joseph in Madrid. The tier,
Migrate, the Marquis de Aimenara ana
several oe'ier persons were for leaving tue
city Immediately; but owing TO the great
exerlions of Beilaird, 'O'Barel, and some
others, their departure was suspended
Bellaird Supported his arguments, with
saying that the Emperor had conquered
Madrid, that he was charged with its pre-.
servation and defence, and that the most
that could happen to him was to be taken
prisoner; that the troops of the Emperor
would not abandon Madrid without 6rst de-
ending it; and that if his Majesty king
Joseph, wished to leave the Court, he might
do it with his guards, Sc. Post horses and
coaches had been prepared-bst owing to
this opposition, every thing had been sus-
pended.
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NEw-YcRx, August q.
LATEST NEWS FROM SPAIN.

Yesterday srrr'ved at this port, the brig
Fame, Burroughs, from Cadiz, which place
he left the 18th July
Captain b. informs us, that 3 OF 4 days
previous to his sailing, adv ces reacr-i
Cadiz, that gen. Blake h ID been defeats .
in Gall'c,a, by the French, with re less
of 1000 men ard that gen b Ike had broke
and dismissed from his service, 100 OF his
officers.
1t WAS also reported at Cad.z that king
Joseph was marching against Seville at the
head of 80 600 men.
Admiral Purvis with three sail of the
line and several frigates wasin CAdiz bay.
1 Saragossa it appears from our Spanish
papers, has heen retaken by the Patriots.
A letter from Cad.z mentions that the
new Spanish Ambassador Extraordinary
was to sail from that port in the frigate
Cornelia for New York, about the 25th Of
July,
Markets were very dull at Cadiz for A.
meriean produce.
Captain b. has furnished us with Cadz
papers to July IL, and the Seville Gazette
of the q n, from which the following trans
lations have been made.
! r, on, she Seville Gdzette, ofJu'y TIL.
| "At-a meeting OF the Supreme Junta of
Spain IN Oruer TO CONSOLIDATE and bring
nearer the relations of friendship which
exist between SPAN and the U. States OF
| America, in a manner suitable to the re.
ciprocal interests Of both powers, 1t was
considered necessary to employ for that
purpose a person enjoying ths CHEST CON-
hdence, of known merit, and distinguished
patriotism, and his majesty has according.
| ly thought proper to- appoint Don Louis de
0nis Gonzales, one OF the eldest and
most respectable members os the Depart
ment Of State, whoNpossesses all the aoove
mentioned qualities, and who IS shortly 10
go to the United y ates IN the Character oil
Minister Penipotenti AIRY and Envoy Extra
ordinary, for the purpose OF fulfilling that
important commission
"Grain and pulse, supported from foreign
countries, are for The present, free from du i.
y."
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dice to the rewards that may be justly
distributed iu the army for thsir msrit in
the battle OF yesterday, his majesty may
vouchsafe to raise tothe rank of lieuteaant
gen. don Juan Carlos Areizsgo, aud io- chat
Of field marshal don Martin tie Loigorri.
God preserve your exceliency for snany
years.
lSigned)
JOAQUIN BLAKE.
Most excellentseisn,ord don Antonio Cornell.
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we'd Yesterday here from Cadiz, with the
non. Mr.. CochraDe the bearer ofimpor taDe
dispatches from the British and Spanish
governments for the viceroy of Mexico.
Extract of letter from Eialifax-Aus
gust 8.
Admiral Cocbrane is coming here
from the West Indies, with his squadron,
II is said he will be expected in about =
fortnight.
August b.
"The Lady Pellew packet, has just arr
rived from Falmouth, 70 days. Ihave yes
only seen Lonon paper of July 6, the En-
glish Chronicle. II says, ave stop the press
to state, that intelligence to the 30th ult.
from CoruDna, announces the entire evac-
uation OF Galieia by the armies under Ney
and S5ult, whose Hnited forces have been
reduced to 1900. carried with
them s000 sick and wo1nded.--Thus the
port OF Ferrol is again delivered from the
enemy.
August Sat night.
"Since writing this morning have seen
London paper, the Evening Mad OF July7.
The "Postcript" says, "Letters from
Heligoland Of the I'd fast. were received
yesterday--It was reported, and believed
there, at that date, that = further battle
had taken place between the two grsnd
armies near the Danabe, in which tae
French were defeated with great loss.
sour collector has just informed ne,
that the clause in the act per hitting the A.
merican trade to the Ports (dafax, Snel-
l1urne, &c.) in American bJttoms, having
expired with the last session Of Parliament
new clause has been passed prevlols 10 its
expiration, anttorisiRg his majesty to per-
INIT that trade u3deT certain restrictions,
by his Order in Council, Until the wear
lsf2-5ut, his Majesty not having thous,t
proper to renew his order III C9uach 70
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FRANKFORT, June 9.

FkAkKFORT, JuHe ..
Marshal Duke of .Abrantes (Junoi) ar
rived here to night.
An uilemp, was made in May, by a
Swede, Of the name Of Carlson, 10 induce
body of soldiers to attack the guard. aud
re upon Cus,avus aud carry m off
md hc,eupon 10 raise his.s,audard g. hey
had found adhsren,s, aud hey had actual
iy ,eized upon Adle-sparre, who had com
maud of he pl;ce OF CO 6nement; an Of
ficef Of he name Of hndgreen, collt e. 4
the guard, seized on Carlson, and Eus.
.uaied the enterprise.
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PErERsnHRe, June 5.

According to advices received by the di-
rector Of the Russian. American company,
the two vessels belonging to that company, ,
the Juno and the Peter and Paul, which
sailed, the first for the island of Kobjok,
aud the second Tor the island Of d'Atscha,
arrived on the 22d and S0th of August,
1903, at port Peter and Paul, IN Klaus
hatka.-The.vessels have rich cargoss of
furs.
The furniture, left by the Austrian am :
bassador, On quitting this city rs now SELL
ling.
twenty one neutral vessels are arrived
in ballast at Cronstadt.
The sum of $4,000 rubles have been APP
propriated for constructing work and ma !
King canals in this empire.
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MANKssA, June 81.
RETAKING OF. SARAGOSSA.

Yesterday at IN the afternoon we re-
ceived the pleasing and positive accounts
of the Capture OF Siragossa 10y our arms.
Who would believe that place taken at.
ter siege OF 81 days by numerous army
of invincioes could be wrested from the r
inyulnerable clutches by small Spanish
army, composed OF raw aud IN. experienced
troopss
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LoNooN, June Is.
DUEEOF RRgINsWICK...


The dak- of Brunswick had raised his
standard n'Saxony, and the number of his
partizans increased dafiy. We approve of
The proclamation when ms highness has
addressed 20 the GermSns, in winch he says
60 them. N-Now or never. The moment
has arrived when we Germans can CON-.
bar tor our iawinl liberty" lie gives them
good advice with respect to the mode
OF annoving the enc my=." As we are un-.
atie to rise in a holy to assail at one point,
as the enemy is accustomed 70 do. We must
act IN small parties. 1t is this petty war
tare that recommend to my countrymen
by which we Can. render the most inpor.
tant SERVICES against the enemy zes nlerrupCs
ing his points uf Comnun cation; intercept
ing messengers, aud ms transpocts, maya
zines and artil cry. Take or destroy ell
that belongs tohin."
The capture os Dresden by the duke eff
Brunswick, is an event as agreeable as il
was unexpected. We see by TINS the feeling
OF the people of Germany, Se their disposl.
ton to rise against France. The duke OF
orunswick's corps must nave been greatly
aud rapidly increased, TO nave enaslcd them
u seize Dresden.
New YoRk, Aug. %. .
Capt. Basden OF the sloop Susan, arrived
yesterday in Il days from Bermuda, in.
forms that the day me sailed, the Brit, 81,
frigatc Gorce arrived there In the shor,
passage Of % days from Lisbon, bringing
the intelligence of a second grand battle
having been fought at the DANUBE, between
the Austrian and the French armies, and
that the latter were defeated.
The Island of Walcheren, to which is
said to be destined the great expedition now
| fitting out in England, IS nearly opposite
the Thames, and lies at the mouth of the
Scheld, IN Lax. 81. 50, and long S, So, t.
It's form is almost circular, being nine
| miles IN length, and e'ght in breadth. II,
| belongs to the province OF Zealand, the most
| southern state of Holland. Middleburg, it.
, Capital, is in the centre of the Island, and
by means of very deep canal, Carries on
an extensive commerce. IN wines, sc /
| submitted to the Prince OF Orange IN 1874
| and from that period till French PHILOSOPHY
dipped her sponge In v,triol and SCOT anu
dashed 1t over the nap of the Continent, A,
remained a part of the Dutch Repuoi,c.
Butits principal lure as a belligerent land
ing place is the harbor of Flushing, on the
! south side of the island, which is stron,
fortified, is susceptible OF containing sc
ships OF the line in safe moorage, command.
all the adjacent islands, IS considered tn.
key Of the Scheid, and of course has ever,
advantage of descent on Flanders and Bra
baat During the seven years war, the
States gave this city to the queen Eliza.
beth (who had espoused the cause of B,ta.
Wan Liberty as u pledge OF. their ,hlellty
to Their engagements. 1t was restored by
James the first
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
PICTURE OF VIENNA.
VIENNA, June =

! To relieve the inhabitants of this city,.
part of the French troops have been p,acea
| in barracks.
Provisions every day become more scarx.e.
Flesh, bread. and other 'ictuals even to-
hacco fs become very scarce. The ciexr
, gutrd is hardly able to keep the populace iny
order; VIII croul around, the butchers. bs
kers, and wherever earables are purchased.
! fhe greatest agitation prevails everr
where, and several thousands of individuals
are without the means of support. ras
bankers. who commonly held their meet
! ings in St. Stephens square, have been fis
persed by the cavalry, and they have oees
prohibited, on pain of severe punlshmeth.
from assembling together.
The Inhabitants have been ordered to de-
! liver up all their arms and ammunition -
All towing pieces, too, have b.en given un.
| Notw thstandins the great numJer oE
wounded in me hospitals and other build
! ings. we have>not heard Of any In ectiosas;
disorders.
The following publication was on the 18th
! OF May, posted in this placer
| The arrival Of supplies of -four and grain
beng, under the present circu instances, at
| tended with una oida5le difficulties, per
plcxities have of late arisen to procure the
bakers as we'll as the pubic at lange, with
>usS lent -four and corn. (But the most es-
( fec aal arrangements having already beea
J nsde 70, supply the d Rciency,) the public
Fare not on s. hereby made acqu AIMED with
! the said consosatory infprmauon, but aIss,
c utipned irom untimely anxiety M: % c -
| ~ their claims on the trading part of the
| community to any eXorbjtant hei ght, ants
thus to traDsmute an imeg nary evil into a.
real one, nor disturb the public Tranquility
and order by violent proceedings. On tl,ls
| "A AT a ILL., TO-
/ present onlv delivered by the trades peo..
! pie to the difereaf parties and iisturbess
of the public peace sail be punished wltA
! the utmost rgcr warranted by law.
FERDINAND, Count BissinseD.
Vienna, May %, 1909.
Proclamation ofth- Regrncy Of Loxs-.
[ .Iustria. 49,
! We are informed that q great ,nuul5er
Of French, Btvarlan,. Baden, Wrtemburg,
and other powers allied with France, AZ
well as several vagabonds, persons w,tnoue
I profession and among them foreign Jews,
inhaoitthe ,pitai and suouros. We know
also that several deserter, from The said
powers are aced al wJrkmen with diff
! ferent private persons The Regency iof
Lower Austria order in Consequence Of n
disposition of his majesty the T. nper CT
the French, all the inhabitants of the city
and suburbs to declare in - hon 8, whe-
th-r they have. any d-sertsrs from the said
/ States, whatever their name or e,nditioa
and whether they have not given refuge To-
persons without any profession, xagahou6sr
and foreign Jews. Any VINO xhal risk cnr,-
ceaing the above described inAiv ,dasls,
shall pay fine of 81 forms for each ,nJi-
vidual, and shall be punished more severely,
according to. circumstances"
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ZO,i02,000
20I.5ZO.O.n

The city of Vienna is STAGED to contain 6, 500
houses and with its suburbs, go OOO souls !;
The population of Prague is stated at rs, 90 !;
Grantz so. 600, Presburg 27 900, Oimutz Ii 600.
Cracoyia "a. 00J, &c.
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[TRANsLArrcN,1
My I ORD

Wy ioRD,
TO The Captain General and Inteudan,
OF Caracas, communicate the follow!
ing K val Order. The Captain Genera
interim Of those provinces. Don Juan Ca.
sas, gives an account with documents in a
letter of The 18th Nov. last, Of having
granted, amongst many other things, the
deduction Of one fifth part Of the du,ies on
commerce, VIII CHI had ben granted To
English Colonies, and Deu raj natior.s at
the request OF the government of Cur y.
Goa: In virtue Whereof and The DISPOSE
ton OF the royal order Of the 10Th Jan
1909 our Lord the king and ferdinand
the 7th in his name, the Supreme Junta
OF government have resolved, that with
out their express royal permission, no for
eign vessels will - permitted 10 trade TO
the ports in the district of your ExceIlency,
as II is ordered by our laws of India, nei
her TO make any deduc ion upon the es.
tablished duties, nor 10 alter The ee,ablsh
ed duties, Without special permission.
transmit to you, the above Royal ResoIu.
lion, in ordor that you may pu, ii in full
force.
God preserve you many years.
Royal Palace of Del AIcazar, De Seville,
March 18th, 1909.
(Signed)
FRANCIS DE SAcvEpRA,
To the Vice Roy of San,afe.
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"A U S t R I A.
STATISTICS

The following statement of the population
and revenue of the countries possessed b. the
House OF AUSTRIA, is abridged f.om the Paris
hioniteur of June II
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WARsAM, June Is

According to an order of the day issued
by prince poniatowski, published on the 4th
inst. it is forbidden to give the Russians
the dcnomipatien of Muscovites.
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S P A I NJ.

A letter from Csr,hagena. d1ted July
goth, 1909. covering the following Or
der, from the Seville Junta, 10 the Vice
Roy oil Santafe. was received by the
schr. Capac. and handed 10 us by
Connie rcial Friend.
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WEST INDIES.

BRrDGBrowr, (Bar.) June III.
The Undaunted frigate of 3s guns arri-
we'd yesterday here from Cadiz, with the
hon. Mr.. Cochrane the bearer ofimpor taDe
dispatches from the British and Spanish
governments for the viceroy Of Mexico.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-27
VALUABLE LAND
October Is.
f Q Il S II / T.,

+ o K S II l. Il,
Distant 2S miles from Georgetown and /.
lexandria, l9 n.iles from Occoquan Mills, al
twenty from Dumilies. and within two mild
and half Of the Little River Turnpike R@4
it consists of Fire and 1wenty Nnadrmatrt
lying on the waters Of Bull and Little RceScr
runs, in the counties Of Fairl,x and Prime
William. The quality Of this land is excel
lent, and, to grazier especially, wCr'd Na
source OF great crlo.umcnt, from the qH'ouT
ollow grounds :of which there Is bot hSt''h
Five hundred acres, ready, from the Ms255@
of the soil. TO be sowcd in Timothy. ThSlId
is decidedly bcnefi.ted by the plaster 81 Pa
ris, On it is very good scltc Tor Mill INC
stream being one ofthc most constant N 'M
part of tie country. here are about SOV q
ores iii wood, heavily timbercd The improve
ments arc, a dwelling house newly ht!ta tb
consisting Of two rooms below stars WIN
store room and two convenient closets Tor"
lodging rooms above stairs, an excellent CO.,
lar, kitchen, corn house, meat house al.
stables. Likewise the overseer's h0use' o.
in each county, with other necessary n'''''
or negroes, * 49,. sr
Between and 800 acres IN ad'll'lG y o W.
sale, in Prince William county, on bu" H ,ni
near Its conhux with Occoquan. ''l' 'a,
lies about 10 OF | miles from Inc o't'f !,
mills, and has nearly one th''d lii ""O"s ;;,b
quality is equal 70 any in its liSn'o''''' D'''
borhood. ;. .up-
Persons disposed to purchase may , v' I Irr
piled on the FIRST named trac. VII" e aD
st ock of horses cattle, sheep hos' " ."r
utensils. Thesubscriber wiling 70 sn" Ss,-
southwardly will dispose Of the ao Iy' ,s ~
tionedproperty on the most reasol,a a,S,y nay
Information respecting 'ie P.op h,s Indie
be had by app icalion to the hoa0rIO' q Tur-
Washington Of Mount Vernon H. ~ y in tb.
ner, Es9uire. of Jefferson COUNT 'sy,. W IIooa
absence Of the subscriber to oera .
Jun. Esq. living near the premise.
T. Blackburn
Rippon Lodge, near Dumirles' s,r
Va lime T.
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TO PARENTS.

7xe ANNEXED eases Of cares reformed 6y
- HAMI..TON'S
nCFL EBR ATED WORN DESTROYING
= LOZE.hG e S.
/.Selected from a very numerous Ast,)
ARE presented as indibitable proof OF the
excellence and safety ofthis valuable speclnc'
for destroying worms in the human stomach
and intestines.
FROM Mr.. Beaiamn Williams, No. 50, Bal
t;u,ore street, $40 doors a6ove aonth Cay
street.
have son years OF age, who Tor tour
years past, has been generally IN very IN
HEALTHY state, particularly IN summer; ire
xuentIy afflicted with alarming consulslon
fits, the whole of his little frame wasted last
his breath foesid, and almost constant ischiAs
rat the nose waa excited, with other alarming
symptoms. During the course OF the above
neriotl. tic advice and attendance OF three Oh
81 tie most eminent physicians IN Baltimore
were successfully procured Zach OF these
.speptienen, In his turn, declared worms 90 DC
the cause Of the child's disorder, and exhaust
ed his skill in attempting TO expel them FINK
root, steel filings. with variety OF other me-
Adicinas. were administered without the ieas'
success. 1t was once pronounced Impossible
ior the child to live MANY hours.
HAD heard of your Worm Destroying Lo-
-xenges, but with many others did not THINK
highly of so cheap d medicine, until gentle
man of nv acquaintance (Mr. Wm' ). Moore,
aauctioneer)sin whose family they had been
used with good effect, ADVISED me 10 MAKE
trial of them, accordingly gave my son !
ssdose agreeable to directions, which soon eN-
pellsd eight large worms, some OF 'aSin IA, a.
bout eight inches in length second dose
drought away four more OF similar size;
third dose being administered, no worms p
pearel. rhe child recovered and now enjoys
"a good state Of health.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
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PUBLIC SALE

Under s, decree Of the honorable he t..
court ofthe district of Columbia h. ,e urG
andria the subscribers viii cxnoso " :, "'Aa
lase at the coffee-house on the cC,S pQN
October, on a credit Of sixtv ana u'y
days, "'u 'iacl
IN UndiVias3 msiety cra rentoffA, i
PER a.Aum, lrqT 81
Payable for ever, charged on a lot n d..
situated attic intersection of Wols. s s'Ia
nion-strsels;and extending southwark sl :, :
the west side of Union street one hund, , s@s
fifteen feet, and westwardIy along ,bs
side Of Wolfe street sixty two feet sly H., sIu'
The payment OF this rent is secured /, ra
able permanent, improvements on tbs l. '4S,
by the personal liabi.ity Of the late en- ~ 90
gerald, and col. VIVA. Lyles Of Broad C ,as
Maryland. '
And il from the sale Of the above ,.,.
charge the sum required by the deere. '' =,
the Court cannot be raiscd-the subsc,;s, "
will then proceed to sell, at the sum. nI,s,
and on the same credit S
One und,vided seventh fart Of the r,p,r,;,
m.tee,
Expectant on the death Of Jane Robers,,
widow of Daniel Roberdeau, deceassd. lnrI'
following Lots, tha: is to say, one Lot "
the east side of Water street between WsN,
aid Wilkes streets, il front on Water.
trect 81 feet inches, in depth i95 Ec
and bounded on thee moth by an alley
feet widc.--On this 10, is erected landssr.
and convcnien, 3 story brick dwelling hour
with the usual ou.-hous:s-Ard Two 9th,
lots adjoining each other Oh the west side d
Union-st. between Wolfe and WiIAc.sreet,
in front on Union-street forty ono feet il
depth one hundred and twenty five feet
r. J. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell
October Is.
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Prevention better than Cure.

In cases Of head ache, foul stomach anu
for removing superAuous bile, perhaps no
remedy has been discovered superior TO
LEES HAIIN'S ANTIBlLlOUS Fills
Which for 10 years past have been attend
ed with the greatest success. The testimony
Of many respectable persons IN our southern
sea ports has been adduced who nave reason
to believe that timely use ofths salutary
remedy during the prevalence of malignant
levers, ha. preserved their health alter eA-
perieneine alarming symptoms of fever.
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Certificate of VIM. Devenny.

During the last nine years have Deen ~
the habit of using Haln's Ambitious nus
prepared by the late MIR. Lee whenever
colds. head ache, or costivcness have render
ed medicine necessary; in these cases SIN.
ole dose has uniformly removed nay head
ache, and has generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom of a cold, If taken
nm Is first appearance. Induced by the be-
neht | have received, | have tor years past
recommended them TO many OF my inends'
and have the pleasure to inform you, they
have Invariably succeeded in removing the
above complaints.
Yours, w NJ. DLN LN->A,