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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
Venetian Window Blinds.


VIHHE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
Il that he has commenced the manufacture Of VIII
dew blinds of every description such as
Spring roller shutter blinds. for the outside Of lie
windows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for the inside and
Spring parlour blinds.
Spring hall doors.
GrThe above will be made at the shortest motto,
and lower than the wholesale New. York prices III.
above blinds which he offers to the public, are no,
be surpassed for ne atness. elegance and durability
any thing ofthe kind heretofore offered.
ALSO, Portable desks, gentemen's dressinge.se
and all kinds of Cabinet work made at the shor,e,
notice, by application to the subscriber on washpp
ton street, doors north of King street. opposite lie
MarshaPs Office
Orders for Washington to be left al the Commiso,
Store of Richard Wright, Pennsy lvania Avenue.
NIB Old blinds repaired and painted.
CT Two cEswAsTED.
june 20 w. J. FERGUSON, If.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
EloriAa Ainnd Agency

gUNHE subscribers have opened office in the City
i of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsae of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
I.aW Books.
Sugar, Lemons, &c,

Uhds St. Croix sugar
y 25 boxes Sicily lemons
IS do bunch raisins
SO bags Porto Rico coffee
do Java do, just landing from schOOnc
Increase. Shinn, from New York, and tDr sale by
June 25-WR LINDSAY, HILL Co,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
SHOE BUSINESS,

a. At the Old Stand, formerly &C.
cupied by S. 5, ID ReedonFarfax
Epstreet, two doors south OF King 49,
street, where he will be plessedto wait on custom
ers and hopes by sssiduty and attention to his bus
ness to merit a share of the public patronage.
NAV 10 eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
Chocolate and Mustard.

NUOCOIdCC dIIu NIUStdTu.
uAvING undertaken the agency here for disro,
l i ing of the manufactures Of Mr.. Jonathan Feb Of
Phadelphia, calculate to be constantly supplied
with all such articles in his line will meet sale a, f
prices and therefore request the attention Ct dealer
10 the following articles just landed, viz.
10 boxes chocolate extra No. l
10 do do do do
IS boxes do No.
so do do do
BOXES superfne mustard, containing doze
half pound canisters
6 do fine do do do do
% 4 do superfne in bottles
30 do fine do
maySl JAMES IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
Notice,
DAVID REED

mes leave most especially 20 announce TO his
LID friends AMI the public, that he has, again COM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24

For Sale.
4 SECOND hand PIANO, in good order. Enquire
n of the Printer. July IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24

n. y. MoAasses aNA Aemp.
n Hhds New Orleans Molasses and few tons coun-
DRY Hemp, for sale by
;,ne 10 l., & L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
HOar0ing

VVyHE subscriber accommodate few BOarders
/ in the house situated at the corner o, King and
ST Asaphstreets. CATHERINE McREA.
June i7-eo3tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
sack Salt.

~ SACKS fine Salt, Liverpool SLED landing
4/ from ship Cashmere, and for sale BY
july IL LINDSAY, HlLLS TO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
Sugar aud .Molasses

as Hflls New Orleans molasses
5 do st. Croix sugar, landing from schr. Co
lumbia. for sale by
july 81 A. Z. CAZhNo'E Co
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
DUMFHIE~' uICNI.Y APPROVED
EVE WATER.

VyyDIS s1e and powerful wash tor sore or rfdmtd Eyes,
81 st,s p,eeniinent among the miltrud- O' Ordinary
nre,,,,, ma, tr ts iirln~e The nut obstinate lie
m ,.t slight ll r delicate organ, yield tn this
gly approved Lye Water wmch viii brace and restore
t ,l the diseased On recent eyes tire effect
Egy I.,ry. In of yeas st,dnc iie un*t n''
rxyciei relief ,. received, after other ap'iciMs ot
iu,.rir efficacy had fiei. WcdkRess srentss, a'd si-
e ctl nts Eyes, preeeiig ir,n colds, have been
,ern ,ucu,ly reo, we'd psc WIN use prOsuce 4, be
the hes. epir,oa rr this cmnptni t'y ever riet Win,
rsyc y in ch>tia'e c.,sts of soeGc;s aud niando'-
Prize 25 cents per- b"'ts. . .
ALso-Tle ceirbuted Comb,ion TOoft 9chs Pills, which
give nsa,ats reIi, w,nt the lsl injury t!- e-th
On trial this VIII e fud oac .i Tire best Ten edes known
for hi. u lnfnl complaint. Price so cents box.
NJ Prepared and sid w!rh,s,i-, by y kiDpEG, propf
.,m of the roaeas .frdriaf," C0nn,g Rsim Ia Cham
hers over No O. Corner 4 Count and " NeT streets, ana
re.o by his s,sr,l py,,nen together with MI is x
different articles OF tie CONVEY 'e,ci.l ny ue 10 ohwnl
| druggists, viz. 'EEtd bi.SW y 's. @ ana
+tObserve, none genuine wHho tic written s'gnasur
| T. KiDDER, ol tie outside printed wtaipsr.
| I.a,ge discuui, to thuse WHO buy To sell again
| AiTl ..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
JrKtlo KUCiit OkD,
HAIR DRES- Err,

Ed ESPECTFULLY informs the pubic IN
EI, general, that he has taken room, IN
Whi,mun's Block, o. g, Wesfininster-s'fee'.
where hs has cOiauOJ"us accommodations
Tor Gcn.lcmen's Hair Cutting. Sc.
Permit him 10 say lew words upon MS pro
fess;on.
Doctors C al and spurahcim have contene.
ed that genius, taste, the passions and all ina.
belong, 10 the intellectual powers IMAM rss'
upon The f,r.nation ot :hc cranium:-Ths may
he true-bnt with how mucn more trmh can
j, he said that the be luiy OF" The human tdeS
dipine," depends upon that great JcHf"re
the corinten ince, the HAIR. Fashion mas heiv
a constant regn. exhibiting all the Vaf'c'ieso'
her power, over this vegetable oi Tue hu'""'s
head-noS flowing in !nxur'ant Tl"g'ets, anu
nov shaven with ecclesiastical sO'emn"y. -
Wigs were invented to give dignity to the "'se'
and the appearance Of gravity and wiso"m 10
the II; bu, the age Of wig, is gone forever
the owl Of Minerva has mOulted his featHeIs'
an i f.lon from her fAne.--Tbc present style
Of moLldng this feature has never been sur
passed it has a classical origin, taken rom
the antique crop seen on the E'gin marbles
and Roman CONS. uniting A'henlan grace
with Roman dlgnny,and is finely adapted 10
the ball room or military parade. THIS art of
managing the hair" is one not learned IN
day, but requires skill and experience Ihs
rule is general but the application must be va
RED for delicate fearnres, by help Of this art'
can be built up into something Of marital ar:
and severe lines Of the countenance softened
down to sylvan simplicity. lfany one doubt
whether this can be done, let HIM come abe
test his skill. 6m Aov 1i
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

nvIIE Medicine now o;ired to the Puhc, Is "ne when
h,s isea fully subjected Ia the ni'll'e test m exp.
ri.uce and IN every ,s,anrc where las keen tlry Fie,
il has been attended with tie complete success In
of the cass, the pnett- had been fs'r's noe ,e
d,se fu e,r4 and during th,t p'rid had received uio
b.s, nsIcal advice ai ir,i undergone s,iui s'f
q ca! opcrtiin, w,iad p.rtnanrn advantage " n not
Ike ,ss usually ,v, n sel) offered certain cure fr a
long rrr ,ogn m dsas-s, IN, tr nh ctd VIVA t.s com
pl,i fu whicI, nie il IL recommended, my rely with
confidence pn o'a ing relief, In It's wort trpis IN
s ri time and they themselves the hest judges of the
i'm, r,.re of urh remeiy Price 80 cents per blk, WIN
dircon, signel bv the pvnpr1tW. Fre"Ied ana sId q
HENRY COR N,SiiS Dai. aud Cheuicl store, Pb,hideI'
p!,. Aso a new sifpy just received Cor sale ny
", sm,b Min street sign Of tire Golden Mortar. rrvi
dan,e n + Gn,srw. April 5.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
THOMAS MOORE.

| thousht Thomas Moore, when ]
first knew him, as delightful person
AS one could imagine. lie could no,
help being an interesting one and
his sort of talent has this advantage ~
1t, that being OF a description lntell's'-
bic TO all, the possessor /, equally sure
of present aud iulurc fame, ] never
received visit from him, bat ] icll
as if had been talking with the Prior
of SIR Charles Scdlcy. Ills acqualn-
taucc with Lord Byron began by talk
ing of duel. WIN me 1t commenced
in as gallant way, though oi d'i.
(crcni sort. had cut W an opera ol
n,. (,ne L" oiuc .5,.ckiny,"l " auwor-
thy of so great wit. lie came to
see me, ST, ing ] was very much III
the right; aud an Intercourse took
place, which might have continued
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

TO THE UNrORTUN ATE.

nR RAWSON'S celebrated ure'hrlt'c
AV Balsam for the cure Of gohnorrhw,
g!cets aud seminal weakness. Tins elegant
isalsan has the astonishing power OF relieving
the in;l animation, and putting an end 10 the
virulcnl discharge in few days. The aston
shlng medical powers Of the urothritic balsams
have been fairly tested for several years IN the
cure of hundreds. 1t is u pure vegetable pro
duction withoat particle Of mercury. The
proprietor has thought proper to Off r It in tins
more for the convenience Of persons afflicted
with diseases Of this nature; as there are many
youag people, who, for fear OF exposure to a
medical man, will have recourse TO the dan
gerous expedient Of prescribing for themselves
and taking unfortunately pointed and pow
er,ul medicines to the risk and injury OF the'
constitutions which the general knowledge o
tins remedy will in a great measure obvia'e AZ
tncrc will be nothing else necessary but the
STREET observance Of the rules and directions
laid do'sn. Accomp 'nying every bottle vii
be f,:nc complete and full directions for the
cure Of the disease, which is SD s'"plilied tina
| no person can err Sold wholesale and re
tail by J. II. MASON r Co. Broad-streot
| Providence. Price SO per bottle.
Nov 10 6m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
HOLMES a. M,CULI.OCH.

TyHE Brewery q, under the superIn'endaucs
of IIoInes y M'Culloch, is now IN OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fail!
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
s,an.ly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Als
and Table Beer, which will be sold on tns
most accommodating terms. Families VIII oe
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at The Brewery. Vest constantly on hand''o 10
supply customers.
nc. Orders also received at No Market
street by Francis Paycrrne, which Will %
promptly attended to.
! Dec 22 ON
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
NEW GOOES,
Ar No. I, CANAL

AR No. I, CANAL.sTREET,
II SMALLEY, has just received at his
81. Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
mcnt Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloihs and Casslncres; Vestings, new
anc elegant patterns; a few pieces drab DUFF
fls, Kerseys, lads, Camblcts, Bookings, &c
&c.
On hand An extensive assortment cf Ready
Made Clothing, OF every description, made in
the best and most durable manner: and in the
ls'cr style, which will he sold for cash, OF
prices that cannot fail to SUIT customers.
October 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

Our friend G. w. L., pet, who often writes very h'I
,v md effectively has again honore with one OF hs
o,n. II ,bouId have been presented at an earlier day
and =, ne, eav. to assure the author, that has not bee
withheld out Of any d.srepcct tor his happy talents
yon THE LITERARY oApEr.
WHY do VIC love why yield to womans power,
And lie the slave Vi wonan's changeiui VIII,
WHY look 10 Ter for so,acc, in tie hour
When friends retire, and fortune threatens III!
A sti!ed scorn, on her cold brow Will lower
And prond contempt that e'en hath power to chill
The warmest fee ings Of a kindlIng heart,
Send IN the bosoin's core, its life empoisonns dart.
Why do " love; why suffer the poor heart
To rest Itself or ausht oi earthly fame
WHY trust to womin's ihEh, while woriansM AT
Is subtle still, and still will be the same;
Frompting her cen to play double part.
I,er truth a shadow, co,stancy name,
won by the breeze and waited forth again,
Nor strength, nor faith, NJ, perInanence retain
Why do we love; why do we rave,
Or WHY inth passion such o'erweenlng sway!
Weak reason yields the little power it sa'c'
Where love cxci,es the pulses nadienng play
o woman! loved still thou art, but save
Me from thy charms-tl"u shalt no more oe"ay
A heart tl,o, hast often wildly led
Through all the abyrlnths thy vanity cou'a "e''"
4 o never yet ill now, did sorrow east
It's folds around Il heart 81 deeply r'en;
When siddencd memory dwels on iul'"s pas''
II wakes sigh, a prayer 10 be forgiven,
Yet scarce hope remains, to glad the last
Sad luirs of one almost 10 madness driven
Then cease fond memory cease, I'll life siseso'e
And shall owly sink, To love, IL doai no more.
G. W. l..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

In introducing the poem of our fair friend f. 10 u'e po
lie we hnye but one remark to make and thai Is, hH 'e'
.ons which will he Satisfactorily explained, we s'ouu oo
er ourselves honortd would give us her real name
roR THE LITERARY cADIr.
Why should we sigh 10 yield o,ir breath,
Tho bright our earthly prospects be,
Death wears a smile to him, who lain
The hope OF Immortality.
Too often sorrow IL his fate,
While bnving liies tempest'ious sea
Blu, calm and gentle gales, await
The joys of Immo'tai'yp
The darkness Of afilction's night,
Its troubles, and desp'ir shall flee;
And nuuliit OF grief, shall dim the bright
Abodes Of immortality.
To Heaven, then may we give the hean'
And meeky, bow the supp'nnt Knee
And will, willing smile, depart,
Tolive : Immortality.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

w.. Dr.,o which we now copy entled Fnilty and Fe
orunary appeared in the London Home Missionary
Magazine.
FRAILTY AND FELICITY.
Born in anguish, nursed IN sorrow,
Journeying through a siadowy span.
Fresh with health today, Tomorrow
,.ld and ltless,-Such s man.
Scarce produced to light, ere dy'tg,
Like the fanci ned vision fyifiy
Scarcely budding forth, when bligh'ed,
Dust to dust again untcd
Richly shines the rainbow glowing,
Lightly laughs the morning beam,
syeety sine lis the fow'ret blowing,
Deeply rois the mountain stream
But the heav'ny bow hath faded,
Aud Tie morning beam is shaded,
And to earth the flower hath hasled,
And the niountln stream 5 wasted.
Yet though passed awhile, these lie not
Ever in distinctions chan,
Thoush tie fiow'rs niay f,de, they die not,
suuing shall wake their buds again;
Mornings smile again shall brighten,
And tire storm the rainbow ligh'en,
And the torrent (si.nmer inished)
Roll its waters undimnish'd.
Man alone, when death hath bound him
Aloulders in the silent grave:
ofthe friends who were round him.
None to succor none to save
Then, when night and gloom assail thee,
And thy strength and glory fail thee,
And thy boasted beauty wanetb,
Cabin darkness-wbat remanetl!
Cheering .pendor yet attends u.s.
,Mids, these scenes of deepest gloom;
,Ts oar HOPE ~ cHaisr defends rs
From tire teuors OF the tomb.
When we leave this vale of sadness,
ri, 10 share unmneled gladne~;
the happy-happy greeting,
Jes,,s-and our friends then meeting
Chelsea.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
JOHN IiARTSHORN.

GENERAL CoMMIssIoN AGENT, BosroN,
HNAS taken the Store Nos. 2i and 23.
EN Liberty square Buildings. OPPOSITE the
Comu,ercial Coffee House, for the purpose oi
,rausac,ing Commission Business, md tenders
his services 10 his friends and the public, re
spectfully soliciting consignments OF every de-
scripton of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and tie usua! edvan-
,es made on cons:rnments. Refer 10
GEORGE, :. RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston. October I6 epislf.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

Nothing moro clearly indicates
rank and education among females
than eyenncss Of temper and a con-
slant desire TO please.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

POETR z.

M, . , .;r.erest tl, nks for the cfusions which she
cvosd n. ,,t,-,be s ever welcome To our columns
we solicit that she will frequently favor Us WIN 'he pro
sioas Of her pen.
ron TnE cApIT.
A MORNING ~ SPRING.
The morn l. bright and the sky |" TAR,
Where's MOI a cloud In the nlre air;
Tie sun is up in his PRIDE and power,
And his brightest beams nj this carl" hour,
lie sends o'er earth, and her thousand streams
Are sparkling gay III his radiant Leans
The earth looks green, for summer Is near
with her aosy 'ry wrea,hs To crown lie year.
4 melody floats cn tie breath Of Inorn
And the wild bird wakes his sweetest song
There's glndness abroad, over wood and pian'
And all is breathing joyous strain.
And I've been roaming DER yon blue h''is,
Waiciaax MONS light M il brokf on the ili's'
A, moment they flashed where The sunbeam played,
And then tow u on through tie pne's deep sl'nde
Joyous that winters reign was ps
And their icy chains were ioosed al last.
My pa,h, might fancy, through diamonds Ia'd'
Az tie dew -drors shono on each grassy blade.
gathered the first Of The pale spring flowers
The frst that rise meath the April showers,
And b,ourlt them to one who Is loved and DEAR
For her step was feeble 20 wander hcrc.
Hu, tho, round me were things gad and gay,
Yet the heart within owned MT tier sway
For memories dark with ch.hn: pal
OF saadening thoughts oershaded all.
Too oft we thus DER nature throw
The gloom that troubled spirits know ELLN'
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07
REMEDX FOR THE PILES.

Boston, October I6 epislf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-10
Dec. 81

NNfEW ruBLICATiONS-the subscriber has
III just received direct from Philadelphia the
following new Books. VIZ.
The Crnniclrs OF the Gauong ate, by the au-
thor of kayery in . vols In an interesting
preface 10 the above work, Sir Walter Scott
acknowledges himself 10 bctheir whole 4 nndi
yided author. and relates many Interesting par
trulars relative 10 the private history of these
popular nuvels, which cannot TAD 10 enhance
their intrinsic merits.
The Buccanans, Romance ofonr own roun-
Try. in lis ancient day, Illustrated with drivers
marvellous histories and antique and face
hous episodes, gathered from the most anthen.
tic chronicles, and affirmed records rxtant
from The settlement OF ,Niruw Ned"ilanis, until
the times the famous Richard Kid.
The Epieuean, tale by Ihos. Moore, in
vol
The Atlantic Souvenir ior 1923
Poems by Mrs. Felicia Hrnans vol.
Also. large sdprly Of FIslting Cards, lof a
superior quality. all ofwhich viii he sold low.
AT the new book store OF {. A. WIfHEk5.
Jan. a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-10

ATEWBOOKS The Pleasure, OF friendship,
II byJames McIlcnty.
The Pelican Islands, and other poems, by
lames Montgomery.
Ire American ClosterGeld. OF wav ~ wealth
honour and distinction. being selections from
the letter. Of Lord Chesterfield, 10 ~. son, and
extracts from other ,mincnt authors, ON the
subject of p0iIi,Wss, with alterations and add
tions, suited to IT, youth Of the United States
I4e pea of hiidsnhnler Fairiga Hero and
Ica,rder, Lyons lie Iehiaur, and oEher poems
uy 1hos Hood, author OF 81 INNS I'D Oddities,
etc etc The above urw books, together with
.many others. TOO tel oos 10 mem M have Just
been received, aad ue now ~ :. - at the
cheap Book Store of
CHARLES A. WI1HEkS
VINO has also for sale a forget me not, for
little Boys az! GirIs, bleeding ins,ruction With
amusement, at the unusually low price of y %
Call on &. A. w
Feb lS. 1888
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seiyrfp ASD PuBLisaED RY
rtIlAH fLEIsaER RiCh. ~. .toLhh
bb''lpi tbl,Aefs Of me Lacs % the Umon

Al nsr aaaufu. payable in advanen.--No sub
= f' - he received for less time than SIS months
tghHae W. vii he discontinued (but at the discretion
s'i ~ el,t,fs, ntil all arrearasos are paid.
=, tl,srtisenents will be inserted at 70 cents per
= i..a the fret time, and 80 cents for each
g48s - r,ese from a distance must he pad for
T., their insertion, the payment assumed by
prev. gsasoou.iblc person in Lynchburg'
,rb,eeery or,ers NOT exceeding two squares are in
,,Hd for siI dollars.
- 4, letters addressed TO tho Editors must be post
! =, they will not be attended to.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-10

IN MIL following testimonials, translated
Il from the original Spanish, IN relation Ia
some extraordinary eaerls produced AT tte
Havana, by SW AIN. s PANACEA. are deem.
ed OF 'uihcient Interest To claim norton of
public at nntion
ArIaLA1;oN.
! Don Fernando Gongalez del Vale AT n
Public Professor Of Medicine md Snrgcry.
Lecturer of Surgery iniho Royal and pon,if.
cal University nj 81: ierome OF tie Havana.
! Member of the Royal Patriotic Society oC,be
Friends of the Country &c,
thereby certify that have usedthe medi-
cine known by the name of " Sptia's PAM
ftd, and have obtained very good results
from IFS application, having curej two p.ti-
ents IN whom the disorder Wouidnot weld 10
the best curative remedies 0pe was suffer
ing with Chronic Herpes, and the other
with venerlal ulcers, complicaied with go
| norrhRa Of long standing. The former had
to take five bottles, the latter sis The other
eases IN which am TOW using it, are carci.
nOmatous ulcers and though the patients
ace not yet cured, they experience howevef
great relief the ulcers suppurate more free
~, without extending as quickly as they did
before the medicine was taken. Ihs is ali
can at present state, aud am happy 10 DC IL.
bic TO contribute on my part 10 confirm the
5OOu tHeCtS Oh tniS ValudDfP discovery.
Fernando G0nsales del pmtt N. u. 81
Havana, Oct. Is, le27.
cory
Consular Agency ofi4t Jlufsa Stats
|, the undersigned Wee Consular Agent of
the United States for the G,tY of .ilavanh aud
It's dependencies. do hereby Certify, thafDoc-
tor Don Fernando Goh2nle4 del Vale, sub
scriber 10 the foregoing docnmen,, is u phy.
stefan OF the greatest resps clabiiiiY, residing
III tins city, 10 me we'll Known, aud 10 whose
aueSln,ion as such, full tuuh and r,sdl ought
10 be given.
In testimony whereof, have hereunle sei
my hand, aud affixed the seal OF my office at
HaVana, this sixteenth day of October IL the
year OF our Lord orc thousand eight hundred
aud twenly'seven and of the Independence
OF the United Statcs, the fifty second.
(Si6hed) intent Hyry.
The subscriber who WINS lately appointed
the agent for ne sale Of Swain's celebrated
fanacea, has for sale at the proprieiors pri-
ces Two Hundred aad eighty eight bottles ri
the Panacea. The above statement of the
greai ehicecy of the Panacea in several very
different cases, us certified 10 by the Consular
Agent of the United States for the city OF Ha-
vana aud lis dependencies adds very great
additional proof Of the exceeding usefulness
OF tue remedy. HOW FL DAVIES.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-10

MEU- The Red Rorer. tale by the author
" OF the Pilot &c. DC " we speak like hon.
est men, pray God ye prove 50 ~ In two vols.
there is much powerful writing in these Two
volumes many of these scrneS are depicted
with extraordinary vigor aud elect, aud the au-
thor Nj. Cooper, has sbewn himself novel
ISIS IN every sense of the word. The above
new work 10 iust received aud for sale at the
cheap Book and stationary Store Of
CHARLES \. WIIDERS.
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