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EHRAIA-The late and unreasonable hour
AZ winch this paper is corrected for the press
loetween IL and o'clock at uight) is the una
yoldaoie cause, in spite of all possible care, of
occasional Inaccuracies. To this may be attri-
ou,ed the errors which are occasionally noticed
as having escaped us
In Mr.. Hiei.ss speech on the Treaty Question,
published on Saturday, the following errors are
noted LIST col. 52dline from the bottom, for
them our, read them 6ohi,--2d col goth and Soth
line from top, for ertra-territcral read intra-er-
r,torlal,-3rd col 5th line from the top, rnakethe
same correction. In the last paragraph, insert
.he word though after the word get in the %
line.
1t was Mr.. Strong, not Mr.. BrocEs, who op.
posed the bill for the relief of the Canadian rei-
gees. The latter gentleman happens to be of a
very different way of thinking.
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----being duly sworn, doth depose and say,
that heis the same person described in and who
executed the above power of attorney, and that
the same is his own free and voluntary act, for
the purposes mentioned therein.
S.ys'?i to, and sHGSe iced His---sLay Of
18l--5ef0re me.
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- aud - Del1g duly sworn,
depose and say, that they and each of them are
personally acquainted with the above named =
------ and well know him to be the person des-
cribed in the above power of attorney.
S10orH 20, and Eat5sori5effkiis - oay If
- lS1 - 6efnre M -
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French who were in her suite, had bce'
previously dismissed. Her son does 40
accompany her, Ut remains in Vienna, ~
der the care and superintendance of ia
Austrian Government.
Denmark, under er recent treaty will
the Dey of 'rripoii, is TO pay him $4,000 pi
astres annually for wears.
From the London Erening papers IF
Thursday.
This day, at half past , o'clock, the fol-
lrwing communication was made by NJ
Hase. tn the Stock EXCHANGE. The Bank
of England having taken into consideration
the request made respecting the payment
of Omnium, have agreed 10 giant an eyten-
sion II time for the payment. The follow
ing are now the days fixed for the pay
ment -
First payment as formerly fixed, 11th
April, 80 per cert: second payment so
per cent. in place of 2GtbApril, extended 20
18th h.ay; and the third payment Of 4o
per cent. in place of the 10Th May, is ex.
tended to the 10Th July.
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L,igND N.E.iR r. RIUH.aON W
FOR SAIL

am desIrous of selling, BY privs'e conveyance
MY right to prOpertt on 9TH sides at the
canal the same rhich clam by rirtue
OF contracts made tcih q oil. Jim Har-
re deceased, sOme time b. fsre his death.
HE chI4t motive of 'his desire al T.. es ent,
IS, 10 sat sly debt which owe TO Mel NtcCoul.
Esqr. the amount not ascerta ned. secured on
that property l shall prefer to sc. an updIvid-
ed moiety. If priva bargain hall not be
made IN short time public sale viii be at
tempted. The nature ofmy RICH with des-
cri pton of several CLAIMS against the E,tat. OF
sa d Harvie for con, derabie quantity of WesS
tern Land &c may b, understood hy an examin.
alton OF the bill and documents f ed against his
rePresrn' ives nte Superior Curt Of Chance
ry, requiring perfec' tile 10 the above menii.
oned Propeg and compensation tor the Western
Lands; Copies of each of these Bills, ", n he
documents referred to, are ri a. the Mer.
chants Coffee hous-
In the first OF hoe bils 1t is admitted hat the
representa- yes of Col Harv will be entitled 10
an annual rent charg- of2OOl. a ear on the pro-
perry offered toF sale 20 soon as ann YES ed " IA
ucn tlte nd pos 5siOn, a. tile c.ntract autho.
rSe'i ihe ren ch rye vas orig naliy 3JOi ave ears
and was redhc d 10 20J Toy subsequent con.
tract-and It IS also abridged that nN claims a.
gainst the estate for the Western Laad.,Ne Of
more value than the rent CHI rye.
nave made improvements on he above Land,
the annual renrs (Which have been est ma e at
> 1870, the benefits Of which with lhe u and
Proht otthe whole land, ncludtg several quar-
res are now eHJoyed be Col. llar, - repressns
ts'i'es for which am entitled o credit
XII further particulars ma, De know bv an &c.
am nation OF the documents referred Ia. or an
application to
Nay 8. " '''N'
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NASHVILLE. Anril16-

NASHVILLE, April 16.
Irdinns--We have recent advces 10 be de-
pended upon, that attempts have been made
WIN some success 10 exasperate he Chickasaws
against the bouDbarv line run by Gen Coffee in
pursuance TO the Creek trraty. They now pre-.
tend To revive an old claim To part of the land,
when they slIedge was uniusily detained from
hem by the Greeks We shall expect next to
$ some of the Shawnee ifibe con,ending for
Their rights, of which they were deprived nearly
two centuries ago. The land acquired by the
above treaty will probably be bone of con;ehti-
on az soon As sold, between the purchasers and
some OF the fazoo claimants who have refused
TO reinquish their claims. We have not seen
any law authorizing the sale this summer, al.
though we have had assurances that it would be
exposed 10 sale this year.
Col. Freeman has ne rly completed sectioning
all south of line running east wi h the Choctaw
lower boundary line II IS probable it will be
offered for sale in few m hs.
Orders have been received from the president
he execut on of his proclamation al
Clarion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08

March, 1876. Il wa, ersc'ed q Al the Iocs';ooJ al
I''e land warrants ofssid volunteers sb0uld "be
subject a. such regulations as 10 pri1i'y oT
oce. and the nanher OF locs ion, - ne Pres!.
Ii'n OF the United State, shall direct 3"
Whereof =. I, James Mad son, Pres dent 7fthe
Dnred aies, IN conformiy wi'b The yrur on.
= the CT before recited Do bereby make known.
ia' lie land warrants ofthe 50 d Canadian yo.
hnteers may be locs;ed sgreesbly 20 the said
ac', al the and Offices Al yincennes, Or Jefer.
spnviiie, ~ Tie Infiisna t'rritoTy, Oaftbe frs.
Monday IN June next, with che Registers Of he
sad Land Offices that the vsrraniees may, ia
2 ersrn, or by Their attorn Is, or other legsl re.
presen aiyes, an The presence OF the Register and
Receiver ofthe Sad land d siricts, draw lots for
ne pr ori'y Of location, and that, should any Of
ne warrants not appear for IDca,ion on that day,
bey may be located afterwards, according 20 their
priority OF presentsisiloD: the locations in the
district OF nceHsnes TO be made At vncennes,
nd the locations m the district Of JefiersonyilIe
o be made al Jefiersony lie
Given under my hand the first day Of May, one
thousand eight hundr' d and sixteen.
JAMES MADISON.
By the President,
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Cor'r Cen Land eEce.
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tain Smith was on,siorr. merchant brig unde
the colors Of the United States, came into bort
''ibrater) and anchored AHEAD, and close 20 ~.
'iren. ate United State brig 1-Soon affe.
'oat "ts sent from Brii.b r. g,,e then i,iny =,
re larbor, ON board this brig And remain ~,
4 'ngsiie h''le While. the boat returned x,jff
| ~ man more man she 1renr zgfh This circu
''nce a''-ac'cd the NOTICE Of Nscdon0,pI v,I
eat lieu, Page on hoard TIE bri,, 20 know III.
'artlcularS Of the affair. Mr. Page returned
fith informs'ion HAT the man had been presse,!
" 'he boat from the British frigaie, although ht
sad protection as an American horn citizen.
Immediately on 'he receipt of this information
Nacdonough ordered the Sirens giytu be man
ned and armed and putting himself i'm he-. wen.
pursuit OF the boat, determined To re cue ms |
-ountrvman-He overlook her alongside the
British frisste, just as the man a, the bow wa
raiSing ms boat hook 10 reach the shin. and took l
nut the American b. force, although the other
bpat had eight oars AID his only four and carr,
ed him on board uf the Siren.
When the report Of this affair was made 20 The
cap am OF the British figate, he came ON board
,he D rem m great rage, aud desired 10 know
now MacdonougI dared 10 take man from onc
ofhis majesty boats The Lieut.. with great mn.
likeness, asked h'm down mo the cabin this he
REUSED a. the same time 'epea,ing the same de. !
mand with abundance of threats Nacdono,,gb |
then told him with, frmne,s, that he was no, az
>'u','ao'e 70 nm put TO captain Smith, for has
conduct The Englshmsn threw out some tbre, g
mat he would take the man by force, and saidbe |,
would haul the frigate alongside the Siren for
mat purpose To this Nscdonough replied. I"
ne supposed his ship could sink the s rem. bu. a.
ong as she could swim, she should keep the man
ne English captain said Macdonough, "you
gre very Young ;& very ndscreet young man
suppose had been in the boat what would YOU
aa'e done 81 would have AIKEN the man. or lost
nylfe "What-sir, would you attempt to ston me
we're to attempt now to impress men from that
Of -" would, and to convince Yourself. Won 4
r~'e only To make the attempt" On this the
hngiIshman went on board h 5 ship, ant. shorty
4 forwards Wa seen n isb a e.rn. h rinad
recuon Tor the American merchant brig Mac
1onough ordered his boat manned and armed.
eot mto her himself, and was IN readiness for
pursuit. The Engshm took Circuit round
s se american brig, and returned again to the
iriga,e when Captain Smith came Oh board. he
lus',hed the conduct of Nacdonough, and deca.
man" ga
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OBITU4RY

1t has pleased the great Ruler of ,be universe
20 call to himself, Captain CaARLEs RICE. of
Prince Edward County, who died on w ed ,esdav
the 24th OF April last-in the 56th year of his
age-at'e r snort, bu' severe illness-wh oh he
bore with christian like fortitude,
Tie was man who has left behind fiim what We.
ry few deserve the affectionate remembrance of
81 every neighbour and acquaintance When
america needed the aid ola valuable citizen he
endured The ron2 ct k good soldier, On he
'e'oiu, ,pnafy -'rngglr for her independence.
As Teacher ofyouth many will recoIIac re
interchangeable care and friencly commun ca, !, n.
rs man known TO the author of tins humble
pShegy' c. none ofhls acquaintance sto d higher
IN MS eStlma'Ion.-He sympa h,ses with his sur.
Wv y.S'ns WIDOW md ,'augh e., who are doub less
Jses VI "a many arlabie Iualiue.
man OF worth has IL ely d ID,
Whose meri; all has he ,ghb,rs tried.
ana found HIN what 90 Iew IAN say,)
C'"stAnl and true both night aid DIV
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Notice.

VNHE PARTNERSHIP nf Du Val and Burke
Il was dissolved on he I'll insfa,lf, by Mu usI
Consent. All persons having claims against the
hFm, are request d to presen, them 20 John
burke tor Sc element, and those iHdeb Cd a-e re.
quested to make payment TO him as speed /, .,
possible.
PHILIP Dr-NAL.
JOHN BURKE
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FRANCE.

Some faint rays ofclemency beam through Oh,
gloom Of political persecution in France. Some
Generals haye been pardoned the punishment Of
Others has been softened. May this dawn be a..
tended with permanent sercnityi
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Erfrae, oT n letter from Nev York, Nav 8, 1916.
"rhe elect'or has iermna'el in the comDle,e
-uceess of the Republican Ticket for . lyernor
Senators, Assembly and Corporation"
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A PROCLhMATIoN

Bg che President Of tie United Stafes.
WHEREAS by the act entitled " An Ao,
granting bounttes IN Land and extra paw to Ger.
'aH Canadian Volunteers" passed the 6fb Of
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NEW ENGLAND ReGENERATrD.

Wv the issue Of the late elections, /, appear
MAJ The mplori'ies in the several states in IA,
territory generally called New England, stand.
nearly as follows
Repubicaa. Es,y-roy
Vermont 800 N,ss,cbuse,,. oooo
N. Hampshire $500 Connec,cnt. 100
-Rlode Island, 300.
1910
$500 1900
700 Republican majority
Nat Int.
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having taken his BRO
fHER INTO pzr'ner.hiP, the business v III :
csndgctei future, u2der the fun ofJCH.v z
D.lIiD BOR1E They are prepared % exc.
cute all kinds of
Back q Job Printing.
IN the best style, and most exped tious manner.
JOHN BURKE.
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COJfNODORr .llqCDovoucu

From. an interesting biographical sketch of Com.
modore sHaod9nongh, inserted in the Analectc
Magazine, We extract the following anecdote
During the forenoon Of day, in which Cap.
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CBR AUFH0RTFF.7
AN ACT

AN ACT
Reward ng the officers and crew of the Const,,u
too' for The capture of the British sloop ofwar,
L. want - '
BE is enacted by The Senate and Ro,ty. or Re
PreSenfdtiUeS cfthe United States of .4,aeyfcn m
C'ns7,ss assembled, That the President of the
United States be, and he hereby is authorised to
nave distribute as prize money to captain Chas.
stewart laie OF the trSa'e Constitution, his Of
hcerS and crew, the sum OF TWENTY-FIVE tbon. ond
dollars, for the capture of the British sloop of
war Leyant and that the sum of TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars, out of any money IN the Urea
7ury, not Otherwise appropriated, be and the
''me is hereby appropriated for the purpose a.
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SPECIE 8 u. s. STOCK,

ALSO
DrGtts on .Neoc-l Fork & PHILADELPHIA,
Can be had on reasonable terms, at he sub.
scrioeTs ottlce-whereB NIX Notes of 9TH ates
can be EXCHANGED for a small comm ssioa. AL
so few TICKETS, Ovarian ed IN avn "a n
osN' draw ng over-n theM,.on Hail Lot,ery,
IN WHICH LOTTERY rwo PRzzEs or
5000 DOLL RS
EACH ~ ERE SOLD HERE.
THE FOLLOWING ARE The UND AVN
81 ALTON MY PK.ZES:
Thursdly, -fgo, being ske 18Th d,sl's a-...sits.
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FORTY THOUS MN nnIIARS

fTNI IouT Days al -rT. on the n q wing. fhe
first drawn number wll De entitled TO he grand
Stationary PRIZE OF
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
. ON the 9th INST the pr &c OF TICKETS will be
Sl4-and W II cont nue. 20 advance =, The time
for the drawing Of the Cspi'ais approaches
~ Orders for Tckels (post pad) " Al be
promptly attended to, by
l. KURSHEEDT
1T ahs Iicersed Lottery Office, kicLs ond
Nav #
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$500

700 Republican majority
Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 amend an act entitled So An act for the re-.
eft of Edward HalloweIl' -
% Z 10 enacted by the Senate and House of Re-
reseHtatiUes ofthe United States of .Iner;cq i,
Congress assembled, That an act entitled An act
Ior te relefot Edward Hallowell" passed ON the
'"eh,y seventh day OF February, one thousand
eght hundred and fl cen, shall be construed ~
as to allow the said Edward Halloween. w;thout
reSafd TO the date of purchase, 10 avail himself
nreSPect 10 all the goods, ware and merchao.
,l"e' mentioned IN TIE sad act, of all the bene
nus anu PROVISIONS Of the act, entitled an act
airecthes the Secretary IF the Treasury tn remit
mes iorfeI,ures and penalties in certain case ,,
passed on the second day Of january. one thou
o''u e'S', hundred and thirteen, "a like ma, ner.
anti AS iuIly, As fine purchase II tine s,,d or,,d
wares aud me 'chan,lIse had been rnaJe 5et 80,
var was known to exist between the tinted
states ana ireat Be- an. at the port or plaee
"nere The purchase was male.
II. CLAY,
Speaker ofhe Houss Of Pebrs,ey,zt;,e,
JOHN GAILLARD,
rresdeHf 2fhfe Senate pro fe,ntore
April "a, 1916 APPROVED.
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
10 repeal tie act entitled Al act 10 provida al
dtllohal revenues for defrayinr The expenses oF
government ard maintaining the public crcdit.
Dy laying duties on household furniture and on
gold and silver watches" vi
bE 10 enacted by tie Senate and House Of Re.
PresenfatiUes ofthe United States Of gs,e,;,, =,
Congress assembled, That the act enti,IaJ
AnSct to provide additional revenue for deCrsy.
ing me expences of government and maint AIN n ..
public credit, by laying duties on household G,S'
hiture and ON gold and silver watches" "a lsy.
duty ON household furniture, and ON vstchss
Kept for use, in the year one thousand eipbt bun,
ureu ana sixteen and in the succeeding snail
be and the same is hereby rope led. . '''''''''
IL. CLAY,
NPef"e' 81 me House Of ReprssenfafiUes,
JOHN GAILLARD.
April 9, 1s16-ArrnovED. - '''''''' p" 's"ip''e'
JAMES MADISON.
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II CLAY

Speaker Of the House Of Representative,
JOHN GAMLARD.
President offhe Senate pro fenlbore
April 20, 1SI6.--APPnoyED,
JAMES MADISON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
1884

They are exceIlenay adapted to cary
Oft superfluous bile prpurenf its more
abid secretions--to estor amend Their
ppetite-to produce free pefspiration
and thereby prevent colds whichis SO Of
ten OF fatal consequences. Al dose never
iails p remove soldif taken on. 6rst rts
observation-disclosures celebrated for re:
moving habituaI costiyeness-sickness at
the stomach and severe head -ache--and
ought to be taken BY all persons on d
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably Eff
catious in preventing and curing disor,
ders attendant on long voyages; and
should be procured and carefully preserv-
ed Tor use by every seaman.
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A Bargain III Lard.

v WILL SELL an handsome It'll
d Farm, containing 125 acres g
Land, IF which 20 are cleared AID tie
balance is timber. On If is coz Tort;
bic log house, near two exec Mt all. ne
yer failing springs, and pc Oh o.e'an'
of choice fruit. This farm lies IN the
lower part of Leudoun county, about 2
miles from Aide, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half mile of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandria to
Winchester. / will sell this land low
One haIfof the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balancein two
equal annual instruments. Apply to Col.
Armistead L. Mason, or to
Robert rnistcad.
November 6
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11cs,lIy foe Dollars Rrscard.


RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
the Sist October last, negroman. NAM
ed WILLIAM, formerly The properly of
Mr. Jacobs, a tanner, that lived at
Dumfries--he is we'll acquainted in that
neighborhood at Mr.. Cannon's and the
Carriers, and at Henderson's mill and
about Chappewensic meeting house, and
at Mr.. Robert Graham's. His wife is a
free black woman from Dumfries. of the
name Of Nelly Csle, and her connec.
tions live about there, and it is supposed
he is harbored about that neighborhsod
by their assistance. He is about E feet
high, of a yellowish cast, very large
feet, FROM 45 to so years of age. can
read and write, and has sometimes act
ed as a preacher amongst his color--he
is very artfuI and may try to PASS for a
freeman-his cloaths cannot be describ-
cd as he had different changes-he is
apt to wear worsted cap under his hat
in cold weather, and a brown great
coat-he has son in Maryland at Geo.
Evans's, at Chlcavamme. ard il IS sup
posed he has taken that course. The a
boye reward Of Twenty five Dollars With
reasonable charges for bringing him home
or securing him so that | get him again,
will be paid by me
James " Donald.
December IS. d6w
N b. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harborlng OF CAR
rying off said fellow, as the law will b.
nut +. farce against any 0ffeh.ing.
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Deeember5
$50 Dollars Reward.


wa ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
IA, Saturday the 10th inst. bright
mulatto boy named JOSHUA. formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. Hodgson, a
bout S feet 6 inches high, from 90 to 81
years of age, stout made and handy leg
y ged has a swing in his walk, large blue
ewes. large mouth and one of his fore
teeth out had on when he went of a
pair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
Jacket Of the same, but it is probable he
NAV have changed them--It is probable
he will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
OF New-York, where he will attempt to
get employment as CoDfectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
I will give reward of 25 dollars for Sc
curing him. iftaken in Alexandria and
fifty if taken within 90 miles, and the
boye reward if taken further from Alex
andria, end reasonable chargesif brought
home.
NIB. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
ING off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for so doing.
Dec. 10 tt
The Editor Of the Baltimore Federal
Gazette wiltplease publish the above E.
very other s times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Cads Cngl,s.
HAMIL TOMS ELIxIR.

Sroereign remedy for Colds, obstinaf.
Coughs, .aaamas, sore threats, ana
approaching Copsumptioas, a,d most
disorders Of the breast and langss
A SINGLE trial viii prove, that il
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 yiscid phlegni 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 effectaally
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.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous Lit
TO II. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good of others the excellent quality of
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, Ihave sent you the fol-
lowing account Of the benefit have re-
ceiyed from it; which hope will induce
others to give ii a trial. In consequence
of briize on the breast received from a
fall, ny health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all the horrors of Immediate suffocation.
Add to these, a constant pain In my
breast and 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, adriselt
me to gire Humiton's Elirir a triat-
saving, he had used SIT IN his practice.
and alsaays found it to do mach good. v
bottle was procured, and Z foat'id reliel
before Ihad taken half gift lcontinued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by a dose OF two OF the f.
lixir.
GEO. BENNER, p.
No. II, Budd street; Philadelphia.
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Union Bank Of alerandria.
God DSnnn,hnr 1919

nTOCKHOLDERS in this institution
y who have paid the several install
ments called for, may receive on appli-
cation at the Bank on or after the LIST
Jan. next, dividend from the profits OF
four per cent upon the money paid in tor
the six months ending S1stinst,
By order of the Board.
C. r. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
dec %
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The Restoratipe Po.cder for The
Teeth aud iiitinS.
Dawask Lip Salrs.

Hans trus e genuine Germaa Cora
PlGister.
An infallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.