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LANCASTER, pa Sept. y.

CORN.-We have already had se'uA
slight fros,s. In some places the corn an
been injured ; and single sharp ifo'' ~'r =.
be highly destructive. As tbs Is 10 a IT,
feared, our main object should Dc % ~ :,
and ripen the corn with all expedition nc. ~ y
cutting off the tops, and exposing tn m t t''
10 the sun and air by which lhey w" "~
den in few days, and be sale from 'y''r
EXTRACT. :,
The tops and blades Of corn MAXI F e.,
best of fodder for cattle, ard Paf'lcu'"',, h.
horses. They purify the blood PfSs ss,;dr.
mors of the eyes, are sovereign '' ~ h.
against the hives, and a Pfevsn"".,|~" ,Ld
Yellow water. If carefully dried "'o p ,I,
in sheaves, and very little salt sS1''' ,sis
mong them, they may be preserves " .
year. -, (,rns
In these hard times, a pFuoSn' ,'r,,,.
should let nothing be wasted "'I e., ,pt
larlv so valuable fodder as COZ" nav
tops.
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TWENTY-NINTH BULLETIN.

). VIENNA, July %.
Generals Duromel and Fowlers have re-
turned to the head quarters. All our sur
misses with respect to the fate of the former
have proved erroneous. He was not wound
ed, and had no horse killed under him, but
as he was coming back from carrying to the
duke of Montebello the order for copcen-
trs,ins his movement, on account of the
destruction of the bridges, on the 22d May,
he crossed hollow where he found Is hus-
sars, whom he fancied formed one of our
outposts. He did not perceive they were
Austrians, until he had made them their
prisoner. AS We had been so long without
hearing from him, as well as from other
probable reasons, we thought he had been
killed.
The gen. of division Reenier, has TAX
en- the command Of the Saxons, and oecu?t-
ed Presturg.
Marshal Mac donald is gone to take pos
session Of the citadel OF Grafz, which it is
expected he will enter to day.
The marshal duke of Raeuia encamped
with his army On the heights of Krems.
His imperial majesty passes his guards
in review every morning, The velicss and
foot grenad:ers of the Italian guard are re.
markable for theie excellent order.
Prince John de Lch,enstsin, On his re-
turn from Ruda, was presented Oh the 18th
instant to his imperial majesty. He was
bearer OF letter from the emperor Of Aus.
tria.
Count Bubna, major general and aid de
camp to the emperor of Aus,ris, has dined
stvera! times with count ChamEagny.
The commercial beats which the events
OF the war have scattered in various direc-
tons, have been collected and repaired on
the banks OF the Danube. They come eve
~ day laden with wood, vegetables, cora,
and -four.
Our VIII ole army is encamped.
By decree dated from the imperial
camp at Schoenbrunn, July 18th, bis majes-
ty has named colonies Dupe s,oux, OF the
18Th regiment of Vistula, Daigremons, Of
the 18th regiment Of cuirassers, Saint Cyr
Nogues, chief ofthe staff OF the third corps
of the army in Spain Haxo, ccmmandant
ofthe engineers belonging to the same corps
-Devaleus, of the forth regiment of hus-
sars, and Meyer, aid-de-camp to general
Suchet, officers Of the Legion of Honor
and lieutenants Feucheres, Deslonibes, and
Ricoux, privates of the Legion of Honor.
BY the same decree, the emperor has Or
dered the distribution of ninety seven deco.
rations Of the Legion of Honor among tie
MISUNDERSTANDING to the third corps of
the army of Spain, which distinguished
themselves most in the battles ofSaragossa
and Belchite.
VIENNA, July IS.
Z. "a atated that the French Md Austrian
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Along the south Of the 1agus, through the


along the south Of the Tagus, through the
mountains of Toledo. r.
No accounts had been received from the
Scheldt, when this paper was put to press,
but as the wind had shifted to- the eastward,
advices may be hourly expected. Several
vessels, principally yietuaiiing Transports,
sailed Yesterday, to join the expedition.
Sir Sidney Smith arrived yesterday at
Portsmouth, from the Brazils, in the Diana
frigate, after passage Of II weeks.
Price Of Stocks this day at one O'Clock,
Consols oS l-o Is
Reduced 68 IA 10
Long Annuities 10 70 !,
Omnium ia prem.
TWENTY-NINTH BULLETIN.
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VIENNA. Guln IS.

VIENNA, July IS.
1t is stated that the French ;.d Austrian
plenipotentiaries, who arc TO conclude and
sign treaty of peace, will meet at Brunn !;
and general count Andreossy, and prince
Lichtenstein, are pointed OUT as the persons
entrusted with that important mission. No
thing has yet transpired of the negotiations
viii Oh have already taken place. It is only
remarked, that the greatest activity prevails
in the Office of count Champagny, minister
for foreign affairs. His excelIency repairs
every day to Schoenbrunn, and spends seve-
raj hours with his imperial majesty.
Many promotions have taken place in the
army. We are told that his majesty has
presented the cross of the Legion of Honor
10 general Narbonne, governor of Raab.
General Marthieu Dumas fills the Office
of chief of the army under the command of
major general the prince of Neufehatel.
Three days after the battle OF Wagram,
the following order of the day was publish
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HEAD-QuARTERs,

WozKefsdarB. jug 9.
"the day of EnzersdorG, and the decisive
battle of Wagram, have crowned with sue.
cess the most glorious for our armies the
great enterprise which their tolls and pre-.
ccedipg battles had prepared. The enemy
has lost an immense number of standards,
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MA. TONS ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

THE. Increasing reputation Of Hamiltoiis
sE;lizir (which during the last l1ne years has
become celebrated Throughout tie Y. Statssa
1patran,s the assertion that 1t is The btst rene
,1 now in use for colds, obstinate coughs
asthmas and approaching sumPtlons.---
Experience has taught thousands, that the
common opiates and balsamlcs, as they are
called, finally aggrayate every disorder OF the
breast and lungs,in the most distressing sy mp
toms. that they load the stomach and impair
the digestion, inflame the whole system IN
crease the difficulty of breathing and excite
fever: But the qualities OF this valuable dis
coyery are eyinced by perfectly opposite Ell
fects.
A single trial zuiz1a rove that It restores the
determination Of the fluids to the surface Oh
the body, and bringson the common health
full perspiration that it dislodges ana eSacu--
ates the tough vicidphlegm or mucur, strengt n
ems the weakened vessels ofthe lungs sheathes
the acrimonious liquor which lrrltates them
and finally discharges it. lhus Striking az :, ING
root OF the disorder TIE symptoms are eliSS -
tually and permanently conquered, the reverse
of common medicine which weakens the con.
stitutlon and gives strength to the disorder,
Tor the sake ofmoderating torthe present some
ofits painful effects. -.
To parents who have children affiieted WIN .,l
the hopping cough, this discovery Is OF the
first magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief, checks the progress, and IN a shofg tlme
entirely removes the most cruel alsofaei ~
which children are Liable. The tAi1r Is per-
fectlv agreeable, and the dose so small, that
no difficulty arises in taking 1t.
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has for sale, at his Warehouse, Prince-strces
Wharf--
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-India, and New-England
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt,
andquarter chests.
case black Persians.
9 barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates liverpool cream colcred & blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould ard Dlpt
TaIlow Candles In boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes--Cod-6sh IN do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
In barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,a quantity OF
Soal Leather, Mems, w meas' and Childrcns
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
{ of WIFI Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nan
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
ing and wrapping Paper 500 bushels coarse.
Salt, Ccrdage. Flax, Glue, quantity Of Vi
negar. 2ootons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemps &c. &c.
January
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FOR SALE,

NNE tract of LAND. situate and lying
IN Alexandria county, about six miles
from said town, and four fromG CO. town, con-
tanning lss and "a acres. This land is well
watered and timbered, and we'll situated for
cultivation.
ALSO,
Another Tract, containing 40 acres, iy-
ing near the Leesburg road about five miles
from Alexandra and six from George Town.
not far from either of the above places is a
valuable Mill Scat, which would sell, hay
ing Is feet inches natural fall, with quar-
ry- of good stone on each side of the DAM
Also, plenty of good building stone on the
spot where the house should be erected. Any
person wishing TO purchase will please to ap-
ply to
April g go
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Select Recommendations.
PhiladeA.Ala, A1gpa 9, 1906.

IDHlf0GfTtHLU, .1"Sb"FH =, tO
Mrs, H. Lee, widow Of Richard Lee, u.
Being DESTROYS to make public Tor the GOOD
of others the excellent quality OF Hamilton
Elixir, prepared by the late MIR. Lee, | nave
sent you the following account OF the penent
i have received from ii which | hope viii
induce others to give it a trial. In eonse-
auencc of bruise on the breast received
from fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up lii my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suffocatlon. i'd to
these, constant pain in my breast, and a
cough, great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that ny symptoms evident
ly indicated an approaching consumption.
The advice Of a most eminent physician was
resorted to, and afterwards second was call
ed in, but without giving me any relief. A.
other physician, who knew me and the cir
,umstanccs Of my case, advised me to give
Hamilton S Elixir trial, saying, he had used
ii in his practice,and always found 1t DO much
good. A bottle was procured from Mr.. Birch $
and / found relief before had taken halt OF
it.. continued TO use it, and was soon strong
enough to attend to business. 0ntaklng cold
some Of my former symptoms return, but are
ALWAYS removed by q dose or two OF the Z
lixir,
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Strayed or Stolen,

Irom RE commons II dleaandf5a,
a BAY HORSE, about 6 yea. oId-who-
( 3 ever VIII return him, or give informa-
ton where he may be found, to the Printer,
shall be generously rewarded.
March so co
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NEWTON KEENE,
n O 7 / c. E.

THARLES SIMMS has associated his
~ son John D. Sio,ms, with him IN the
practice of Law. He viii regularly attend
the circuit court for the county OF Alexan.
dra, and the superior court for the county OF
Fairfax. I'D Simms will attend the courts
in Prince George and Charles Counties ia
Maryland 1.-The superior court for the county
of Prince William, and the circuit courts Tor
the counties ofAlexandria and Washington.
BY this arrangement one or the other may at
al times be seen and consulted at his office,
where deeds and other writings will be drawn
when required. The attention of both will
be gixen to business entrusted TO either OF
them,
April IL. sfa"s#
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ALSO,
Hamslton's Worm Destroying L.
zenges.
ITCH CURED

BY o. using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietos' informs those persons and
families who are suffering under this disease
AGAINST the infection of which no person is
safel thatif this ointment is used at night on
going tobed, it never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, as thousands who
have usedit daring the last ri le years cantss-
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to give aotsce That the subscri-
bers of Alexandria county, in the district Of
Columbia, have obtained from tie Orphans
Court Of said county letters testamcntary
on the estate Of Col. hob. Z. h,oe, late Of
the county aforesaid, merchant deceased,
all persons having Cams against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribers. GA OF before the Gath day ofSept.
next or they lhay BY law be excluded from
Ill benefit 20 said estate---ane those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under cur hands this o4h day OF
March, 1909.
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Lottery intelligence.

Black River Lottery, No. Q.
Gain of the wheel at the close OF. the fourth
days drawing. 500 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Nine Dollars IL
.ty Cents, but will rise in a few days to len
Dollars.
Warranted sundrawn tickets, OF cash tde--
Quoting postagel given for prizes as soon as
drawn.
Tickets in a great variety of numbers, for
sale at
R. Gray's Bookstore.
April 20.
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a. Black RaUc1 Lottery.

Authorised by an Act of the LEGISLATURE
of the State of New York, for the purpose
eof OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
Thomas Storm, JOIN II. SIcKELs, WIN.
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS B. TALMADeE,
and JAcoBUs VAN ScHooNHovEN.r
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ap TAKE .NOTICE.-Th limitations
ofthe above medicines are for sale in this
town-therefore please to apply only 10 Jaa
Kennedy, sen. Rookseller King-stleet, Alexa
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations. As a further secu-
rity g&inst imposition, each genuine article
has On It's outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widozu 9f the iate Pfet'1ctor.
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ll,oi4 Prizes.
; 2I,g86 Blanks.
23l,oos

$4,000 Tickets-Less than two blanks to
prize-Subject to deduction OF IS per cent,
Prizes payable 3otlays after the conclusion
ofthe drawing of the above prizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing is en-
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ORPHANS COURT,

.AeraaaJia County, March Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the executors Of Robert Iozupaaend
Hooe, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisemert three times d week for eight
weeks in the .Nerandraa Dasfy Gazette.
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GEO. BENNEP, junior,
No. Il, Budd-strect, Plniadelphia.

Mr.. Charles Myers, Hamstead-Hiil, near
Baltimore, had beer long time dangerously
inGisposed, end was reduced 10 the lowest
state Of weakness, insomuch that has recovery
snneared extremely doubtful. His complaints
which seemed to be affections OF the breast
and lungs, and general debility occasloned
thereby, yie!oxd little, but rather progressed
1nder the treatment Of several eminent ply
sic;ans; when by the use Of Hanslltons L
Gxir his distressing cough was Immediately
alleviated, and every other symptom perfectly
subdued Four or five bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints and restored MIN to an
excellent state Of health and strength, which
he has for upwards of az ear pass enjoyed
without interruptions.
From, LutAer. Martin, esq. tate attorney gene
raj of Maryland.
Icomply with your request IN stating my
onin;on Of Hamilton's Elixir. It has been us
ed in nv family for two or three years past,
with uniform success, whenever couShs'colds,
or similar complaints have rendered medl-
cine necessary. have myself found 1t an ex-
cellent and agreeable remedy fora very pain
full and troublesome affection OF the breast, &C.
companied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED
and difficult breathing
On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
commend Hanlilton's Elixir as valuable me-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN. IS
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FOR REM,
FOR RENT,

A CONVENIENT q'~o sT9Sl situate
n RICK DWELLING Ho =. oaacrco'picd By
on Duke street, and lately o'ou 1fsr, siou
= p ober ~ Moss, esqr. immediate posi-
NAV be had. Apply TO r1oaF
La@ieilo s,3tf
April ls
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TAKE No1lcp

MAT : Ak AXE Nl,o7lep,
~ 5. hey i from oalaI. CRAIG 40 power Ct !,
s sr,t dated n March, 1907, s a., and thvas.'
John Dunlap, of the tou - l'e execu,@'.
the district of columbia, dss /. aesen5li ii.
Dunlap, authorising him, - saSca, toSsr
p ! ,la, to collect, sue for ~, SAID Slr
aeo's' dues and demands, OWING iao leeeae
sad 81, John Dunlap, deceased iSi !. f. 'o4e,
cd ahnnlled and madc void : "efeOyr,
WIN. HERBERT, aurp:,;.. /,
March 81 'o1a 4qh i
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The managers will commence drawing IN
the cityof N. York, on the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw coo
Tickets each day until hnished.-Tickets for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore king-stree.
Alexandria.-Prize tickets IN the present am
late Baltimore Lotteries taken In exchangua
for Tickets ia this, and all tickets sold as a.
bove examined free OF expence.
r. GRAY.
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tify. The Observation-Disclosures It thisinfal-
sIible cure forthe Itch. over every other, and
the certainty Of a cure by single application,
the ingredients beng SO Innocent % to beap-
Piled with perfect safety to the tenderest in
FAINT and It's being not only Tree IRON an or
fensve smell, bat equally agreeable with the
pleasantest poniaeuni.
The proprietor solemnly afirms that this
ointment doth not contain aparticle OF brim-
stone, mercury, or any injurious ingredient
whatever
HAHNS TRUE AND GENUINE
81 GERAAN CORN .PL14LSIER,
An infelible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder tor the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for ali diseases OF the
eyes.
HAHN'S ANTI-BILIOUSP PILLS,
Celebrated for the midness OF their opera
ton, sc for being the best known remedy for
Iancesing the stomach and bowels.
Hamllton's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Swelling;
Numbness, &c
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief,in the most
severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For tie cure Of every kind OF head ache.
The Damask Lip Salye.
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It was now May, when it was curious e
nough to see that great luminary enlighten
for so long a time whole horizon Of ice
and to see summer in the heavens, while,
winter still kept possession Of the earsn.-
We were in the morning of that long day Of
several months /; yet the sun, with all his
power. wrought no change either upon the
ice or snow.
"On the 9th of May it began to RAIN
and some water appeared OF the ice of the
river. At aeon a little snow melted, but III
the evening winter resumed his rights. At
length, on the 10th, the earth, which had
been so long hid, began to appear some
high points that were exposed to the sun
Showed themselves, as the tops Of the
mountains did after the deluge, and all the
fowls of the country returned. AT the be-
ginning of June, winter yielding up the
earth and sea, we prepared for our depart
ure back to Stockholm, and on the 9Th some
Of US set out by land, and others by sea.
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Thomas Irwin.
laW4w
May 90.
Eays Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscribers planta-
tier, the 23d instant, a black man slave nam
edTOLLEY; rather chuncky made, has SCI
yeral of his fore teeth out, between 20 and "a
years Of age-he was formerly the property
of f. Faijar, Esq. of Jefferson county, and
lived SO ne time with William Bird Page.
Esqu re, and it is probable he has turned his
attention to that part of the country as he
went Off without any provocatien that know
of, or he may possibly be making arrange
ments somewhere about town to make his
escape by water. Had on when he went Off
a dark Virginia cloth jacket. with pantaloons
of the same manufacture Of a light color, a
glazed hat that has been much worn, and a
pair of English made boots. The above re-
ward will be paid for the apprehension and
securing of said negro, and reasonable char
ges if brought home.
Robert Patton.
Spring Park, near Alexandria,
May 90.
N. B. Masters of vessels and others are
forewarned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow at their peril.
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ing against Mr.. Chase, and perhaps unwli-
ling to act upon the suggestions OF another I;
but letting each mans conduct answer Tor
itself ; my object in bringing forward this
motion is TO go back to the very COM
mencememen of government itself, view
ing every prosecution instituted TO TINS
time. A few words in regard to the duties
of the district attorney. declare him not
bound to infringe the provisions OF the con-
stitution, that he is not bound to obey Ell
ther Judge oriury in oppositlonto the law IN
the prosecution of libels were ne a fede-
ralist an admirer of the libel act, a student
oil the oh school, an essex man, IN this case
| would not blame him, but were he a re-
publican, a friend to liberty and rights |
would condemn him for an honest man
would give up Office and emoluments, ra-
ther than lis principles.
Mr.. Iroub. am sensibly alive to any
thing duplicating the character OF the last
President of the u. S. and when a measure
to that effect is urged, | shall expect the
truth, and the whole truth /; but when the
gentleman from Connecticut Mr.. Dana at
fects an ignorance by whom prosecutions
for libels have been instituted, but mfers
them to have been on the authority OF the
first magistrate. Mr.. Dana explained And
Mr.Troup moved an amendment to the re-
solution, by incorporating the words " and
By zvhat authority."
Which was agreed to by Mr.. Randolph
After a variety Q tedious and irrelevant
discussion, the resolution was carried and
a m of five appointed.
Mr.. RondoM laid On the table the fol
lowing resolution:
Resoh,ed, That provision ought to be made
by law securing the rights of an impartial
Jury in all cases entertained by the courts OF
the u. States.
When the house adjourned.
The embargo was a peaceable measure. 1t
raised up only two enemies against Mr..
Jefferson and those were, all the world,
and his own people.
Balance.
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May 26.
N q C. E.

ON the 9th inst. l passed to James Dun1ah
three notes of that date, drawn in his favor
and subscribed by me-one of which is paya-
bic in twelve. one at l8, and one at twenty
four months after date, for 69s dollars thirty
one cents each which notes Thy agreement
legally executed) are not 10 be paid until GER
tain stipuIations contained in said agreement,
are complied with on the part Of said Dunlat-
All manner ofpersons are therefore cautioned
against taking all or any Of said notes, until
the stipulations in said agreement are COM
piled with without which they will not be
paid.
Thomas Irwin.