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For Sale.
A . Hatf-Acre LOT

ii HaJ-sacre LOI
With the IMPROVEMENTS. situated on
Henry Street & Wiik's Lane, adjoining
A Mackenzie and south OF Mr.. Pages
property A particular descrip ion is
deemed unnecessary as the purchaser
will first view it A liberal credit will
be given for one half the purchase mo-.
ney if secured on the place, or will
be exchanged for snug dwelling on
any Of the paved streets IN Town. Ap.
ply to ~
James JMackcnzie.
March div
THE CORS.qIR,
A new and elegant POEM by Lord
Byron, is just received ter Sale By
James Kennedy & Son.
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Orphans Court,

.Alerandria County, Mared Term, 1915.
ORDERED, That the Executor OF
Theodore Ssmner deceased, do me
4ert tic following advert semcnt three
times wssk for four weeks III the
Asexaadti1 newspapers-
a Copy-.Test
4. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Public sale.


A eREBABLY tn the last will of James
"A shsehy, will b said sn Saturday
the lsth.inst. at | | O'clock on the pre-
misses, oil the right title and interest OF
the decd in certin Houses and Lots OF
Ground at West Ed with al the reDts
due thereon-The deeds BY which this
property is held will be exhibited at tine
OF sale and may be seen any time prloi
thereto by applying to
Thomas Cruise,
Acting EXC Of ] Sheehy.
Terms Of Sale,
One sixth part d the purchase money
will beIequired in Cash, the remainder
on a credit of 9, and months for ap-
proved endorsed notes. Deeds will be
perfected on the last payment.
7. C.
March
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Orphans Court.

.1lexcndyia County. FEB. Term, 1915.
AaRDERED, That the Executrix Of
Gee. Chairman decd. do insert the
following advertisements three times a
week for weeks in the Alexandria
Newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
A Moore. REQ.
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~.srs rsys DoLE4Rs 4 rsAR.
S. s aIFS Al VENisUE &,

-
3, ,a.Yy day md Frsday,
WILL DE SOLD,
s. yepdue Store, corner OF Prince
- and Water Streets,
! FIJI ;;ssssy Of DIP Goods, Gvc-
csySss. sc.
n.,-;.,,,ars of wIss5a viii DC expressed
in the si.ss of the DAY
All kind OF goods which are on IL
lion sid the pricss OF which arc
ss,ssishss, can st sny time DO viewsd
ssS pyrcbassd at The lowest limitation
- p. G.. Marsteller.
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To Rent,

To Kent,
THE Country Seat on Cameron
L Hill formerly the property Of
John Richter, deceased. This ienes
nent is beautifully situated on com!
nanding smiDence. u irons Its health !
mess and conuguity tn the lown Of
Alexandria, offers strong induce
nent to genseel family.
ALSO,
The House and Lot lately occupied
by DR.. Brooke, where variety OF
handsome Furniture may be bought
Apply to ~
James c.. Deneale.
Nov. Il.
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! Inportersof Dry Goods

Importersof Dry GOODS
DESTROYS to hap their goods bought
tor them, and ttderiye the advantages
arising from anintimste practical ex-
pcricnce Of the Iales i'll America, and
residence in England for the greater
part OF the last hine years, for the ex-
press object of making shipments to
Philadelphia my h2ve their orders OK
ecutea on small commission, by A
lex = Ter Henry Jr.--sppIy TO him IN
Manchester, foifurther infcralasion to
Alexander Henry, Jr. * Go. In Phlia'
delphia.
Phiiadelphia, Feb. 24--March 2-2W
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4 Farmer and a Gardener
Wanted.

W dIltSu.
ASki.iful and Industrious Farmer,
vao A,s 40 objection to renewing to
me Western Country, wi, bear OF :,
GOOD situation, by applying At this Oh
ALSO,
4 Gardener, who understands his
business, is sober and Industrious viii
nas,with employment, BY applying
to a5eye.
Foo. IS.
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For Sale
vbvHE New House and Lot GA the
B corner of King and Patrick streets,
fronting on King street Is feet, and on
Patrick street leo feet, at present occu-
pied by Wm. n. Mills, If this property
is not seld at private sale before the 9Th
it will be sold on the 10th to the highest
bidder for Cash.
HbhE,y TN
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Public Sale.

OF 1 three story buck house, with the
appaptenances, situated at the corner
Oh Prince and Union streets osses-
sion to be given on the 4th of October
next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

war be formed, in which marshals Ney
Augereau and Macdonald, are to take thS
lead.
The forts of the Helder and the feet were
surrendered To the Dutch, May S.
An extraordinary discovery is said to have
come out respecting the pope's coHcordat,
under sanction Of which supposed holy in ,
strument, the French clergy assumed their
sacerdp;al offices under Bonapsrte, viz that
this eoncordat was not signed by his holiness,
but forged, to answer the political frauds
of the moment.
The pope reached Rome ON the DIST nit.
and the dominions of the church were sur
rendered TO him.
a motion has been made in the English
house Of lords, TO request the prince regent
to mediate for the Norwegians, that they
may be relieved from the danger of famine
or conquest The motion was negatived
and two of the royal dukes, and nine of the
lords, protested against the decision.
A similar motion was made by Mr.. Wyu6e
in the house OF commons, and negatived--
for it II, against it 22s
Early in April the people Of Corsica re
volsed from NapoIeon's yoke, and shipped
OFF the French troops.
Warren Hastingsis appointed to the pIivy
Council in England.
George Sheafe, from Canada, was pre-
'ented to the prince regent May IL.
1t is reported the Dutch colonies are to
De relinguished 60 the English.
Some Of the German papers say, that |
Austria is to cede the Netherlands to the |
prince Of Orange, and to receive large |
sum from England for them
The honorable Frederick Cavendish is |
;apitally indicted for forgery
The British prisoners had returned to
England from France.
An order has been received tn disa |
charge all foreign seamen out OF the British |
ervice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
BENEDICT, June p.
Boz-Ioyl. Inne &c

$50. TON, June ~,
Yesterday a third attempt was made to
launch the "a gun ship independence, which
proved successful -She. entered the water at
q few minutes after 8 O'Clock, amidst the ac-
clamations of 8 great concourse of spectators,
and was received by salute from the Consti-
tuition, which was returned from the Navy Yard.
SALxN, June q.
by last nights Eastern mail, we learn that
about 100 men in barges from the British ship
Bu!wark. landed on Monday At Georgetown,
ON the Kennebeck, and succeeded IN taking
posse ssion of the Fort 1t that place, about 10
miles from Bath, The garrison consisting ola
boot rs men supposed to be made prisoners. ~
guns we're mounted at the Fort.
About 1000 militia had collected near Bath
for the defence Of that place and the vicinity.
The British had destroyed several coasters at
Harpswell. -----T Another account states, th at
several barpes from a British ship OF war con-
tanning sbout I4o men, entered Kennebeck Ri
! yer, and took possession of the only Fort at
; Georgetown, mounting guns, with about 20
men. The British flag was hoisted and the Fort
destroyed=-and the enemy burnt all the Vessels
that were in theft wayJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
From the Nat,onai Intelligence.

ouuuay ulbnt, o CLOCK.
We stop the press to publish the following
Interesting Information just received from our
correspondent at Benedict.
BENEDICT, June 90.
Sunday morning g o'clock.
@There has been since daE-breaG continu-
ed firing in St Leonard's creek Having been
this morning on high hill above this place,
have both seen ard Eear>l it.---Tho masts OF Sc
veral very large British vessels are distinctly
seen with glAes over the land which intervenes,
and the smoke Of every gun il visible as it rises
above the ,rees.-We are in fear for Barney,
the British have been greatly reinforced, as APP
pears by the number OF vessels there,---0n the
first news which reaches " Of the result, will
write you.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

The report of the morning at Washington
City, on the 9th June, was, that commodore
Barney had forced his way, in the face OF
the enemy, out of St. Leonard's creek into
the main channel of the Patuxept, where he
was considered perfectly safe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
coNTEWUATIoN or
Late Foreign Intelligence.
London. May 6.

@fVhhoh3 AAey VI
Il is now said that the powers ofthe Plenipo
tsntiaries from the United States are sufficiently
offensive TO Justify theTn in the removal of the
seat of negocistion from GoLtenburgh TO the
Hague or TO London, and that MosSrs. Bsyard
and Gallatin have been urgent with our Minis
ters. but we believe fruitlesslyj to allow such
removal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
Richmond. June %.

The news from England by the Thistle,
from Halifax, is both late and important
The British, it seems, have, though, we.
tnink, IN tardy manner, appointed coma
missioners to meet ours at Gottenburg. An
honorable pesIe, or a continued and bloody
war, will soon be decided on. If the enemy
do not make peace, it must be because she
hopes to reduce the United States again to
the condition of colonies. Iu that case we
nope they will send at once their grand ar
my and Wellington with It. The sooner
they come the sooner we shall be able TO ex..
terminate the satellites of the British despot.
The london editors continue their gas
sonading. 1t passes by us as the idle W ind.
we feel such an entire confidence in the re-
sources OF our country, in great emergen
GY, that We should not be alarmed If the
whole English population were to attempt
20 precipitate itSelfupon as. The u. States
have never been conquered, and never can
be; whilst the British have been conquered
many times and they are now ruled by
the descendants of Norman bastard. AZ
ter the loss of a single battle the English
were so base as 10 submit without further
struggle TO a military adyenturer who made
ghem put their domestic fires out az sun
down.
ssAt
\ If Spain unites with the British against
the rights of the United States, our course
will be to rouse the Spanish provinces of
America to Independence. The question
will then be, America against Europe.
Things are going. IL seems, a little astray
Az Paris. Talleyrahd is likely to have his
co7stiturion impaired :, Louis Xavier does
not relish being " called" to the throne by
the Senate. He inrists, it appears, upon at
tanning the crown "6y rte Grace Of God"
How all this will end. We know not. hut
France, poor degraded France, is in the ve>
fg mire of disgrace. This comes of Kings
and king making. II will be well if the
French consplrators nave not, before auo.
Their year, good cause to rue their deserti-
on of Bonaparte.
The report of the morning at Washington
0.itv thp 9th lime. thar adore
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

An exBedition is offended 70 be embarked
t-om Cadiz tor the Mississippi, 20 consist of
10 0Oo Spanish troops, for the purpose Of being
.rorioved in the recovery OF Louisiana, 6c-
The 9th Cor queens German reglmen) Is
ordered from Kiasalc, to embark for north NJ
mcrica. 81,
the s3d and 54th regiments will be made
toO1 strong each. and sent % America. they
will sail finally frow Cork.
Tord wellington IL created duke, wrh re-
,.p,,s Of II. OOOi. pee apnum and gers. Hope,
c-sbsro Cation, Jill, and Bgresiord, barons-t
The liberator OF Spain snd Portugal, - aPr
,o;rted ambassador from England TO the king
,rbe estabishmert proposed b. lsrd Liver
Il h narl;arneht for the duke OF Wellington,
POI e., uh;cb me address was agreed TO nem
~. vss ststsd At about 10000. pes ann The
-. E0O COOL. is 70 be expended IN the pure
s1 So al ,s,ates, &c. to be attached 70 The duke
DON.
al oCKADE OF THE PORTS OF NOH"Af'
ny SWEDEN.
The following letter has been pO''eo 81
sloyPs - c.---~,,,,or. April II.
ri. sv.d;sh governments has declared the
~. syor,vay ,adsr blockade, aud has grant.
F 9rI If niarque against that country, o.
Inch , sequaint you joP INC h'iO' '-N''''' "
.ubscribers TO hoya ,, ...-,tt. ssrvsn..
lam, sir, your 0bedieA' hAii'o's '-i'A"'
lsgned) ,v.sAu yiss-consul.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
milan, April %.

The news Of tie great events at Paris caused
in this city a sudden revolution, which had
most fatal consequences. 1t broke out on ths
20th The poPuace proceeded 20 the house OF
the minister os France, NJ. de Prena, a Pied
Tnontese by birth, who was dragged into the
public square, and tormented in the most cruea
manner before he was put to Death. They sack
ed the senate house, insuted the senator's, and
demanded the heads OF the ministers Ttev,
called out particularly for the minister of the,
consumption, Mr.. AMOR, who being informed
Of il made his escape.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

MADRID, April s. a
On the 9Th gen. Falafo1 left saragosa.st tkea
head Of deputation to receive his inaiastv
who was to arrive on the eth. Sixty ArragonestS
ladies dressed in white and crowned with lau-
res, were to go to to meet his maiesty. ana
draw his coach to the entrance Of the eifv-
Great preparations were making for Saturday r
Easter Sunday his majesty being to dapart o 4.
Monday, in company with the infant Don Carlos,
for Valencia, the infant Don Antonio eoinar
directly from Catalonia TO Valencia. An ~
press has just brought the news Of the entrances,
of his majesty into Saragoss. The trensporta
Of the inhabitants, and the illusions Of love M
gratitude coming from his majesty. are not %.
be described
April 10.--Don Antonio entered Valencia in
the coach of the president ofthe regency HE
majesty would not permit the Arrazoiess Ia
dies to draw the coach. The king IS to eate-,
Valencia on the 1lth.
Ekber}sidt. April 24.--We have received t.ere
the news of the surrender Of Wesel. The com,
munication between Juliers and the neivhbor-
ing country is re established The sweJieh
troops are already beginning their rstrest-------
They march directly from the Rhine 20 Inbeeir
Brussels, April IS baron St yinceaa. sre-
neral Of artillery in the Austrian service. ia Z
assumed the military government Of Beigius,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

DOVER April ~.
left yesterday evening ] saw the ling lan5
there he was conveyed by means Ola olstfosr,
into which I've was followed by the duchess Of
Angouleme, the prince Of Condo, and,the doks
de Bosrbon-~The horses were soon aaken ofr
and the carriage was dragged by the popriace
.olthe door ottno principal church--Eha s,rssts
| through which il passed were crouled ,y;,t
white flags, and the windows Sled with Iii
dressed wornsH waving white haudkeysb;.f.-
The air resounied with cries of 1 we -
10 we les BourooNs' ~ the door OF a.
church II. VI. was received BIZ the prioc;r,.i
clergy, Who conducted ham under eano~,i y,
q seat OF state in the middle Of The choir. y6sro,
the king and The duchess ofAngculsrne fen ~,
snll. S''ses ana apreared 70 pay with che mos
ialtan1 Jae ysgea we're sung. TheF he
Surhea to the oaleche, and we're drswo
tore 70 the hotel de Tillso. f "
| where the king and hisr az a
I and after dinner recs, Desc
t4eSe WHO wished r. rD,,m publ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

/, If Spain unites with the British against
the rights of the United States, our course
will be to rouse the Spanish provinces of
America to Independence. The question
Will then be, America against Europe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
Hahn's Al IT, Bilious Pills.

The Operations of these pills perfectly
mild, SO as to be used with safety by pc
ms in every situation,and of every ages
They are excellently adapted to cary
of superfinous bile prpupent It's more
abid secretiOEs--to estor amend Their
ppetite--to produce free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds whichis so Of
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold if taken on first IT'S
apprenticeship are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveness-sickness at
the stomach and severe head -ache-and
ought to be taken BY all persons ON a
charge of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing and curing disor-
ders attendant on lcng voyages, and
should beprocured and carefully preselv-
Ell for use by every seaman.
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GEO. BENNER, tI'.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Ham!lton's Essence and Eairact Of
Mustard.

A safe and eiiectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatle
govt, palsy, lunbagco, numhness, white
swellings, chilblains, sPrains, bruises, pam
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
IentIy adapted both for external and III
terlal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiration, expeliing the superiluous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
OF windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
ToOfhe eRche DrOps.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. 50, Maiden Lane, New ork,
and by her particularaDpointment sold by
.HesSrs. jas. Kennedy & Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
April IS.
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Fresh rrugs and Medicines
William Harper, jun.

AptSecary and Druggist, Alexandria,
FairtaX-strcet.
rs As lately received a general as
"a sortncnt Of Drugs, Medicines,
sna Fenitare, Walls, Dye sitH!fs, sc.
s a.. III Gaiiy expectation Of a very eS-
<'S ,iye SaDpiy, which WAS selected from
@isst iraportajieas, and will warrant
sm 20 ne pure a;ld gsauine. anti tic
sSSs as low rs tiey can be purchased
S,1 e.aa! quality ia tie district. a
d., H. sf1'Rt given TO rhysiciaas and ner-
s@ s II tire ceuntrv, aad ti.e;. orders
SEed with tie utmost care & atten-
d - e,otsatsy produce vii be received
iS.,f igS''est Casa Prce III fagiaeat Tor
H. 5000 VT. Of the frs. quality
& 900 = =. Oh hss'id at areiuced plice.
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1889
e. T A S TIE /!

We haze just received By the Brig PRs.
SAGE, Capt. Rose, from .Nadeira--
R Baeao. : l. + MI NfDn'AA
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglin
and Murdoch, Youie, Wardrep & Co.
imported by Messrs. Bowie and Kurtz,
of this place, and considered equal to a.
ny wine imported for sale, for some time
past
VI hare also IN Store,
8 pipes and halt pipes south side ditto,
imported into New-Yolk before the war,
and considered equally good.
25 cases Martinique white and red No.
yeau Cordial, of a very superior quality.
The lovers Of this article are invited
to try it.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
A few kegs Picked Lemons, of very
good quality, and cheap in comparison
to their quality and utility.
50 boxes brown Soap, of choice qua.
lily.
200 bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia.
BILE use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbIs. good quality Common Wits.
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
80 AS in our first outset we observ.
ed, 1--WE now repeat) that Ne dc not wish
to interfere with other dealers. bat we
are determined to Accommodate our
customers, so as to promote their inter-
est as we'll as our own.-The above
choice articles worthy the appelLetion cf
good, together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for safe by
HYATT g WILSON,
GEeRGETowN, Corner of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1876. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04

ROYAL-SrREET, ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1915.

mild, as is certain and eficatous in its
operation, cannot injure the youngest in
FAINT, should no worms exist in the body
it will, without pain or gripping, cleans
ne stomach or bowels of whatever is foll
inoffensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
ducion of worms, and many other fatal
disorders.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
Cads or Cughs.
HAMILTON's ELIXIR.

sroereisn remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, .4sthmas, sore throats. and
approaching Consamptions, and most
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
"a restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
ton: that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough viscid phlegm or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges it.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the symptoms are Of course eaectually
and permanently conquered, the reverse
Of common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake of moderating tor
the present some of its painful effects.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
DAVID PEABODY

DAVID FEABUUY
Has received in addition to his formed
stock. the following GOODS, viz.
aDLACk, blue and snutf-colored Lon.
Nd don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, rery cheap
One do. white and colored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish Shirtings
A and 7-8 Irish Linens
sattinets, Kersenetts, 4 domestic cling
hams.
June so.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
Damesk Lip Salue.

Hans true 6 genuine German Corn
Ptaister.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-04
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from q numerous Lat
TO II. LEE,

Being desirous to make public for the
gacd of others the excellent quality Of
HAMlLTON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, have sent YOU the fol-
lowing account of the benefit | have re-
ceived from it; which l hope will induce
others to give it a trial. In consequence
Of a bruize on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently | have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all the horrors of immediate sutfocation.
Add to these, a constant pain in my
breast aud a cough, great loss Of
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
of most eminent physician was resorted
to, and afterwards second was called
in, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, advis@d
me to gice Ham'lton's EGrir a triat-
saying, he had used 'it IN has practice,
AID al'caus fond 1t to do mach good. a
bottle was procured, and I found relief
before HAD taken half gift. continued
tn Ike IT -,..,.-i 4a4-,,s -
attend to business. Ga taking cold. some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by dose or two of the r.
iixir.
GEO. BENNER, T.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.