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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-19
From the National IntellIgencer
SUPREME COURT OF THE Z. STATES

SUPREME COURT OF THE Z. STATES.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1928.
The Court met this morning al | ! o'clock.
Present, all the Judges.
On motion of Mr.. Writ, Attorney General,
D. Woodcoek, Esq of New York, was duly adj
mirted as an Attorney and Counsellor Of this
Court.
No. l9-Harrison VS.. Hopkirk surviving
partner, sc On appeal from Circuit Court OF
Virginia. Dismissed by consent OF Counsel.
No. DE Forests Administrators, VS..
Chacon, Spanish Cohsul.-On appeal from
Circuit Cour, Of Maryland. Dismissed by
consent Of Counsel
No 9.-Minor and others VS.. The Msehan-
ics' Bank Of Alexandria The argument OF
this cause vas continued by MIR. Writ tor de-
PENDANT in Error, and concluded by MIR. Jones,
in reply for the Plaintiff, in Error.
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On Wednesday afternoon VIC had an oppor-
tunIty to witness an experiment with Mr.. Eiv's
safety carriage which we are gratihed in being
able to say, appeared to US completely sa'isiac-
tory. The carriage drawn by four horses came
up Wall-s,reet from Prarl-s'ree,, the horses
upon good ,rot. and when opposite the Elk,
change, the driver ioosened the apparatus, and
threw up the reins, upon which The carriage
Immediately stopped, and the horses freed
from il, went on short distance, and came to
a stand. AS far as we are able to form an
opinion from a single experiment, this invea-
ton must be ofvrry great importance, in "a.
wing the limbs and lives Of p, rsons in carria-
ges where the horses take fright and the driver
is not able to check or con,roltnem. Daily .Ad".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-19

NOtlce.
.,.s,,rt n decree of the United States Circuit
~nnrt of,be District of Columbia, for the oun-
~ of Alexandra, the creditors of Eliza Duany decd
on or before the 10Th day of February next.
ian r5-1m Has'ef
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. NEW Grocery.
WTELTATI GCTr,

Respectfully Informs his Friends and the
-- Public,
TfIAT he has opened the Store at the
l. head of Gardner's Wharf. next south
Of the Newport Brewery, and formerly oc
cupied by Capt. Alexander Swasey. where
he intends keeping an Assortment OF
GROCERIES. LIQUORS WINES sc.
of the first quality, winch will be sold us
reasonable as can be purchased elsewhere
Families can be constantly supplied with
GOOD DBUrTER-CHEESE-LARD-
MEAL--and every other article usually
found in a Grocery Store.
At the bar the best Of Liquors will be
provided. ALSO Double Ale from a
Pump. Bottled Porter,--Soda Water
Newark and Greenwich Cider, draughl
Porter, Spruce Beer. Ginger Pop, &c.
Newport, July 10, 1928.
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TERLNCE DUNCAN,
MATHEMATICIAN.
Begs leae 10 inform the inhaLitants of
.NrDpor,

DtgS ttote 70 INFORM the inhd6uQnts oJ
.Nspport,
TfIAT he will resume his School in
Spring. street, on MONDAY NEXT,
the lIlh inst. as his wife and family have
abandoned him, and left hlm entirely de.
pendent upon the public for support. He
rs wiling TO free the public from such ex.
pehse, and respectfully solicits their pat
ropage. lie has taken to sssis, him in his
school, Ntr. JAMEs NowLrN. a young gen.
tlqman .ot good QusIitcatiops. and expert.
eIice. fouihs will be taught with care
aud expedition, regularly by the most con.
c!se methods extsnt, in order 70 qualify
them for the different departments OF
trade, &c. in the Mercantile, Naval, and
Military line, viz: Arithmetic, vulgar and
decimal; Book Keeping, English Gram.
mar, Stenography, Mensuration By pen,
scale and sliding rule; Surveying, Gaug.
ing. Theory Of Navigation, Plane Trigo.
nometry, Geometry, Comic Sections, Me.
chanics, Gunuery, (Spberical Trigonolne
try, applied to diallng, geography, great
circle sailing and ostronomyJ Algebra,
Fluxions, and the use of the Globes.
W H.. Every exeriion will be made to
expedite the progress ofsuch pupils as NAV
be committed TO their care, to receive III.
strUctiun
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D-fcO.

In this town on Thursday last. mrs. Ann O
lyphan', widow Of Dr. David Olyphsnt, agec
~ years.
On Saturday evening, 2Sth .ult suddenly
Thomas Pu'ser, youngest child of DR.. Theo
y. Damn, aged year and months.
Al The Asylum, in this town, On the 29tl
UT mr.. Benjamin Burdick, aged 81 years.
Al Ne@-Orieans, Oh the i2lh ult Capt. Jo-
'epn Philips, OF the brig Benjamin Raggles
ol thlspo aged 30 years, son OF the late
.apt James Phillips, OF this town
At Portsmouth, X. |. Oh the 29th u!t.. John
Iardner, son Of Nr Noses iawton, aged z
inonths and. 3 dats On Friday last, Mrs
Lydia Ann Lawton, vile OF Mr.. Moses Law.
toh, ana daughter Of the late MIR John Strat.
Ton, Jun OF this Town, in the 24th year OF her
nge. The tomb has clused oyer her ciay culd
oody, her spirit mas gone beyond the regions
"i mortality, and nothing reuaaius with US bat
Hsr memory, TO be cherished while we live,
una transmitted hereafter TO her descendants.
SHE bore with tortitude the violcnce of her
dIsordcr--sbe died with more than cour~re,
Win. more than resigDation--sbe died with
acqulescence in the viii OF Heaven. ! he iia ht
"i her mlud was unclouded as il sunk in the
night OF death--,ndeed il seemed TO burn
brighter ue II descebdcd She, looked upon
'he klng OF terroTs with a clear aud steadp
cye-begged herr weeping relatives not 10
mourn hor loss, for her death was blessing,
ana then without sigh or a struggle paid ihe
great debt. Of nature - She has left a husl " i
and two small children, a mother, sister. bro
ther and innumerabe relations aud friends to
mourn her irreparabe loss. - Communica Ted.
In spchodack, N. Y. OH the 18th nlt. Lieut..
BenJamin Sherbufne, aged7l years, native
OF this town. He bore lieutenant's commits.
zion IN the Army of the Revolution, and for
several years preceding his death, received a
pension from the u S.
In Pelham, Mass. on the lth ult mr. Alb.
neF Cundall, formerly of Portsmouth, II. /.
aged 73 years.
In Columbia, 8. c on the 18th ult mr.. John
Pcarse, patriot Of the Revolution. lie. was
native of Rhode Island, and was one of the
party who assisted i'll taking Gen. Proscost
from this island
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NEW BOOKS.
Received. from .Ne,o York end for Sale ana
Circulation, by
William Callahan.

ct. VALENTINES DAY, or tho Far
- Maid OF Perth,by The kuthor Of Wa
serly, 2 vols.
Northern Traveller, containing the routes
to Niagara. Quebec and the Springs, wtis
the tour OF New England. embellished will
Il maps, and = landscapes, vol.
New Mirror for travelling, aud guide Ia
The Springs, ] y?l. -
Ella, second series. yof 80
Religions Discourses by Sir Walter
Scott.
Coming Oot, and the Field Of Forty Focts
steps, by Jane g. Anna NJ aria Porter. 9 yol,,
Travels in India by the late Rev. n. Ele~
ber, 2 vols.
Palestine g. other Poems, by do. Ivs
Adventures Of u Kuzzilbssk, 9 vohs.
June 26.
IN gDDITLO.N TO THE .aBOVE.
The joiiouipg hare since been Receiped,
Posihnmous Papers, facetious and FAM
cifui, vol.
The Rouc, 9 vols.
An .Epglishman's sketch book or letters
from New York
The Legendary, consisting Of original
picccs, principally illustrative Of Americat
history, scenery and manners, edited BY
y. p. Whilst vol, July 3.
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Milton Hall,

"AS just received and offers for sale
IL very low for Cash or short credit,
"a boxes Chocolate, .,...
4 kegs Tobacco.
q bbls. Whca, Coffee.
2 chests Hyson Skin Tea
IL mats Cassia. w
= kegs Rasins, psC
10 kegs Ginger.
Crate Stone Ware Of superior
quality. -s'a a-.f~
White Jean.
Croskcry and Glass Ware
Newport, July 10. "' rN o,
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EXECUTRIX,S NOTICE.

Ty|IlE subscriber hereby gives notice,
a that she has taken upon herself the
trust of EXecutrix en- the estate Of her late
husbond ISAAC PITMAN,
late of Newport, painter. dec by giving
bonds as the law directs She therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to
said estate TO make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands to ex.
hbit the same for settlement, to
LYDIA PITMAN, Er'trr.
Ncwport, July Z, 1928.
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Guardians Notice.

ygNIIE Subscrlbcv having been appointed
III by The Hon. Court Of Probate for the
town Of Portsmouth. Guardian of the per.
son and estate Of Sarah Ann Albro, a mi
nor, and has given bonds according to law.
lie hereby calls upon all persons having
demands ogains, said Sarah Ann Albro TO
exhibit the same TO him within six months
from the date hereof.
JOHN COOK, Guardian.
Portsmouth, June Ia, 162o. p.
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& Williams.
u,vr INNS
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED,

have IHlS DAY OPENED,
\ LOT OF Silk Umbrellas from 80 % N ST
4 n oO, White and straw gauze hdkis.-,a
rich asticlc. -. ~.
Green aud Brown Silk Parssols.
PONGEES
Brown aud Black Canton grapes.
Mems Black silk halt lose, good article.
ii"hp do do. do.
Ladies fine linen hose Ulack silk do.
, Fine Leghorn Bolivars
nauskn' Gloves mems hemp gloves.
~ groce Snperfne gilt coat buttons
hieh furniture chintz s. with a variety cT
othor articles.
On hand, an excellent assortment Of CAR.
PETlNGS & RUGS. Jnno no
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MEMORANDA.

Fest Poiat--Conformably to aregula.
ton for the, government Of the United
States Military Academy, the names Of
those Cadets, who most distinguish them
seIves Mt the annual examinations, are to
be reported to the War Department, for
publication in the Army Register. The
following are the names of the successful
cadets.
First lor gruduatedJ Class, Albert
J.. Church, Of Connecticut; 2, Richard c.
Tilghmon Of Maryland: 3, Hugh w. Mer,
Ger, Of Virginia; 4, Robert i. Temple, OF
Vermont; ), Charles o. Collins, Of New
York.
Second Glass;, Charles Mason. Of
New. York; 2, Robert E. Lee. OF Virginia
3, Catherims r. Buckingham, Of Ohio; 4
William +. Bssinger, Of Georgia; 5, Fran
cis Vinton, Of Rhode.I-land.
Fourth Glass;, Roswell Park, of Y
York; g, IIenry Clay, Jr. of Kentucky;
lvp,. A. Norton, Of New Fork; 4, Richar,
n. Peyton. Of Virginia; 5, George II. Tai
colt, OF New-York.
The steamboat Long Branch will be sol'
by auction at New. London, the 23d inst
She is one Of the fines; boats Of her clas
in the country.
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JULY ..
Circulating Library

~ " = = " ASs
EHE following is list Of NEW publ
J. cations added to j A NJ ES II A NJ
MON DIS Circulating Library. since
May isr--
269 Deaths Doings, consisting of nnmerou,
original compositions, in verso d prose
principally intended as illustrations 81
80 copper plates, by r. Dagly, 2 vols
Por varied knowledge, pleasing tho't I
apt illustrations and poetic .xcelIenc
this mclange is wiihant rival
270 Byron Lord Byron and somo of hi,
contemporaries, with recollcctions o.
the author life and Of his visit TO Italy
by Joseph Hunt, vol. at is easy fo
slaves 10 lie, and for fIccmen to SPEAK
the truth"
27l lieber's Jot'rnal - Narrative of your
ncy through the upper provinces Of IN
dia from Calcutta 10 Bombay, 1924
Io25, with notes upon Ceylon) an nc
count of a journey To Madras and thu
southern provinces, 1s26, and letter,
written in India--b by The late RI Rev
Reginald IIcber, ID. ID. Lord Bishop o,
Calcutta, = vols.
272 Spanish Inquisition. Records Of the
Spanish Inquistion, translated from o.
rignnl manuscripts recently discover
ed, vol
1904 Ella. Essays which have appeared I'M.
der that signature IN tho London MsI
szine. by Charles Lo,nbe, ] vol. eve
like thcirgcnulne humor, always mirth-
ful and pointed"
1895 Almucks revisited; or Herbert Milton
by Col Leach, 9 vols "The story OF
Herbert Milton is one Of the most con.
tinuously interesting we over read"
1896 Coming Out, and the field of the forty
footsteps, by Jane and Anna Maria
Porter, , v"ls
1897 Whims q Oddities, with for " orig ina
designs, by Thomas Hood, vol.
1893 Sayings and DoiDgs; or, Sketches from
life, third series. "Full Of wise saw,
aud modern instances" g vols
1899 Black Book: or o continuation Of trpv'
els in the United Sthtes, by Mrs. Anne
Royal
1000 Fair Maid Of Perth; or St. Valentines
Day. by the author Of Wsyerly.
20Ol Posthunous Papers, fscetious and fan
cifal, ofs person lately about town, y
2002 Sad Tales 81 Glad Tales, by Reginald
Revcrie, vol
1908 Religious Discourscs, by Walter Scott
Ivol
2O04 Tonawsnts, an American tale.
This Library consists oil ovel
a COO volumes and is continually receiving
, additions.
Annual subscribers by paying s2. ore enti
tied TO enc sett at time, and can exchans'
thsir Books as often as they please.
Newport, Jaly !, 1923.
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ICE.

TTIE Subscriber informs bis friends ana
l. the public, that he has made arrange.
msn,s 20 be constantly supplied with ICE
during the warm season: particularly for
he hopes will moi be unayailing.
June 10. WM, 5. SoStg
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KEW GOODS.

TILLEY'S promised stock OF DRY
q GOODS are just opened End at oil
events they shall be sold CHEAP.
Among them sre tho best assortment OF
Ribbons and other Mhhpery Goods ever
offered in this town or State, and OF the
lowest prices Also Brown Drilllngs for
gen,lenlen's wear, ard very fashionable; a
los of small handkerchiefsfor only u cts.
each; complete assortment OF fancy
handkerchief and scarfs; bpxes OF Cotton
Balls at 10 cts. Also 3OO3yds 81 a. "A
bleachcd cnd unbleehed Cottons al low
or prices than common.
Wit. will in future sell Sewing Cot.
tons at the rate ofsix,y Eve cents the hun
dred skeins. July s.
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From Gre Charleston Courier

IN active canvas, Oh the part of certain
"choice spirits" has been going in this
city. ever since the Nallerborough Rcso.
'ltions, IN the hope of getting up re.
sponse to The sentiments therein pronulgs-
ted-.hut It would seem, without success
The sober and rejecting portion of rue
PEOPLE appear, indeed TO have already
"eGfciVqted The roine Of iris Union," and
to have arrived at conclusion exactly the
reverse of that which was so much desired
and so confidently anticipated by the 'grea,
apostle of dis -unions :
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thaycr, son If Tnr Jas Thayer, late ofRhode.
Island, and the wealthy proprietor of ,he Pas.
Sages des Paaoraines, in Paris. The bride is
beasiy, and resided soaie time with her "a
ther at ST. Helena
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Nautical fntelIfgsnte.
20 PORT OF.VEUPORT.
ENTERED.

Brig Laura, Rush, PiIlau,
Schr. Crown, Baker, Boston,
sloop Essex, Gledding, N. York,
Sleop Splendid, Read, do.
SlOop luntress, Smith, do.
CLEARED,
Orig Laura, Rush, NJ York.
Schr. Nown, Baker, Providence, '
Sloap Essex, Gladding, Bristol
Sloop Splendid, Read, Provilence
Sioop B. ID. Jones'. Peckham, N. York
Sioop liuntress, Smith, Providence.
ARRIV.4LS
FRIDAY, July Arr s;hr. Crown, Ba
ker, fir. Boston
Schr. Doris. Griffin, fr. Camden.
SATURDAY-arr. brig Mary, Gorden, fr.
Providence for Portland
Schr. Experiment, Cotterel, fr Belfast.
Schr. Mary, Cozzens, fr. Taunton,
Schr. Mechanic, Blanchard; fir Gardiner
Schr. Congress. Young, fr Bangor. q.
Schr. Lewis, Nickerson, fr Boston for ~
York.
Sloops Keziah, Burgess; William, fr
Sandwich.
SUNDAY--arr schr Enterprise, Colbe, fr
Borklcy for Richmond.
Sloop Comet, SiIliman, from Boston for
Fairfield.
Shops Gen. Warren, Prrsby. fer Nan.
ticket; Almira, Blake, for N. Bedford; la
milton, Brown, for do; Hardware, Hoskins,
for ~ York, alt fir Taunton.
MoNDAY--arr schr William, Miller, fr
Troy,
Schr Three Friends, Hopkins, fr Rich.
mond.
Sloop Huntress, Smith, fr N. York
s,loops Rising Sun, Crockcr, for Balti-
more; Amity, Monroe, for New York, from
Providence.
:;loop Dolphin, States, fr Storiugton.
TUEsDAY--arr sloop Hart, Post, from
Albany.
Sloops Collector, Heath; Omega, Star
buck, fr Nantucket.
MEMORANDA.
OF Penzancc May 18th ship Elbe, Stan.
hope, fr Havana for Hamburg
Arrived at Philadelphia on the 29th ult.
brig Pomona, Newton, Of this port, l3 days
from Havana.
At New Orleans, 1lth ult. brig Union,
Clinton, of this port, fr Tobasco.
Sailed from Vera Cruz, June 4th, U. S.
sloop Of war Falmouth
The brig Baltic, Littleheld. Of this port,
sailed from Havana June 22d for Ham
burg.
Loading at Havana 23l nit. brig Critic
rion, Taylor, of this port, for Key West.
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Wanted,

A sm.r, young lad about Is years old,
n who writes a good hand, and can
bring good recommendations, to'attend IN
store. One from the country would be pre-
fe.red. July ~.
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1900 Pci Chcs OF Granite.
|1CFoeATS
WILL be received hy the subscriber nm.
w til The 10th OF August next. for the de.
livery CT a0CO PERCiiES or GRANITE
at Fnrt Adams, Newport Hnrber.
The Stones must bo of large size, and do.
rabie quality, ns-d they must be- split with cood
beds snd faces. A>sample, A which will be re-
i.rred 20 in oil inspections, may be seen AT
the Fort They are 10 be delivered on one sf
tue wharves al iLe Fort, between the LIST Of
October, ie2e, and the LIST of October, 1s2a
Proposals will be received jor any part Of
the above quantity, not less than 500 Perchcs
}. q. TOTTEN, Maj Eng's
Br, IL Cot
Fort Adams, Newport IIarbor,
july LIST, le2S
Ihepub'shers Of the New.London, Middle
town, Hartford and Stonngton (ConnO pa
pets, of The Providence Patriot, and American,
and the New Bedford, Taunton, and Fall Riy.
er papors, viii please give the above inssr
tioiis.
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a machine by which a man may strike
10000 bricks per day, has been invented
in Painsyille, N. J.
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FURNISHED
TO let,

I,...EEfJ a parlor, dining room, nnd
rss&slfa four good bed rooms, with the
use of a kitchen; in peasnu, and retired
part Of the town. Inquire at this office.
NAV o.
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Bellevue HOTEL.
k'ERfyDDsp IN

NENf ORT, Or.
TllE Public are respectfully Informed.
That ,he NEW hOTEL in this low a
wii De optncd on the LIST ol Juiy, under the
snp.nn'nnuance of mr.. +. ROOlLLARp.
an experienced landlord, VINO viii cAers
himsciI 10 give satisfaction.
IN addition TO tie Tatie dhote, private
Dinner and Supper parties can be accoml
ihodaied - Also, Soups aud Coffee at al
hpurs.S g'
The Bar will be furnished with the best
.qi Wines and Liquors, and these OF every
,diescsiP''carusosiSS found in rcrrsc,abIa
Tayetns..
The Reading Room will contain the New
YORK, Bosten, Providence, Washington
ana some other southern and Eastern IA.
pers. a..
BOARD on reasonable terms, furnished by
the day, week, or icar.-The best of neds,
and half Mattresses, entirely new.
Newport, June III.
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Steam Packet leanceilpi
LiviMGSton.

make three passages weekly.
is Regular arrangement fer month cf Jaly
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Nr. &uSh :

.4nti-Dypeptic or sou, 1.o ..',ao n its most
N -, a le remedy Tor indigestion u" 10 80
a connI,cated forms Or the Fa.es' ~ ,.snh
.n;h mn. human system is subject lew arc NO ". 49,
horn non. NOR distressing or de'u ueus, rn,s DIS
s,itntion than indi .estion or Sour oeo". h.r
ease prev ais to great extent, a"u ~ cav Of ad
t.d the skill of the faculty that remedy Th.
,n,ns,r,t;on Is truly adesideratum IN every P'a
-. - IS ,h,s .t,t.ment is confirmed by the eNPe''s
=, ,son.,nds who have suffered under IT, VINO 49,
-, 80 many remedies to no purpose are no"
ohyed 10 have recourse TO snch paina.Ne' ~
sh.ore to lind nost conducive to their co."o
a;,..t;oo ia meant loss OF appetite and sreA' -
a., ,T he ,ey, and a wasting OF the ~hoie sys
u.,,th,rn or an uneasy sensation OF heat aoou,
-. r, of the stomach, which IS sometimes s''e
;,h n.n... mr. sickness Of the stomach and Vo"'''s
helehins no of water which Is Senera'" sour -
of,n. CO .ptenance, eostiveness, iansuo'' su'a
tnsss of spirits disturbed sleep, PaPtation OF tue
heart iatulence, &c. 80, ,.o,s some ex.
;.,c;ng more of them, and some less eac" WI '"e
s,.- .na deyree of his own parucuiH case
p;II. .c .s DO werui tonic neutraize tne se'u po
m. stom.sh give strength to the deoi'"A.u ~
Esrst;on. restore the appetite, remove asu' 80 -
aissSuv' "A ,I,;mat.,v recover the health OF the pa
s.o ~ ~, 40 not contain mercury in any form, nor
80. s;.t.nthe stomach mostpTrgative meoieices
49,, n,rform the office of safe and mud Pnr ea''Se
W. .rs not surpassed by any medieine. 'ney slr
"s..,,r. n.rtieularly calcnlated or family use
rne INV eptor of these Pills was one OF sne
o.nt practitioners OF medicine IN the Cn'su
- ,h.m successfully in his practice ioi &c" 'eS
uvoe - ,ot cot 10 as q uostrum to delodethe efeo"
~ are recommended on the basis OF 'rn'" s"o
iops, Inorder thatthey may becomeextensNe
exPe, .rd within the reach Of al, they are oneree
ySiow n,ics Of so cents per box Sold oy .,
attesio" e F. STABIER 4 SON,
Fairfap street, .iierandria.
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Er. ". ia al: MS Patent Specific Ointment.
guyBE aboy,. ointment is offered to the public as
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis.
eases some of which have so long baed the skill OF
medical science.
LIST. white swelling of every description
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
3d. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, particular tnose
hardened tumors in womens breasts, winch oNeh'''es
terminate in liberated cancers. A.
4th Felons or what some people know ov TIE
name of Catarrhs; of every description
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9Th Snrans and br,lizes Of every description, orin
whatever part situated
7tb letters of all knds-in this complaint the pa
ent in applying the ointment keep the part out
of water.
8th Chilblans or parts effected by frost.
II i, also one of the best remedies for burns and
scslds. 1t eases the pain and 'rawsthe hre out I'D
short time. ;4s.
For inAamed women's breasts and glandular swell
mos Il !. SUPERIOR to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty. II is much safer than mercural ap.
ncaops las does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation Of the mineral because II does not
Law the injury from the exposure tocoid.
This ointment has cured OF many years stand
ing-where it is impossible or imprudent to heal the
external sore, in consequence OF the bones becoming
carious or rotten stop the progress OF the cares
increase the quantity of dscharge, remove the oneh-
sve smell and ease the palms. -.
1t cures the worst Felons and windows ohapphca'
ton of 48 hours
Rheumatsms which have stood so long as to be-
come systematic disorder, require medicine TO be Ia
ken inwardly to remove them entire'y-out IN most
common cases bv applying this ointment externally as
directed, it will give relief and even IN old people
whose pains have been oflonger standing, 1T will Of
ten ease the pain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
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