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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

the social board became h;.lowed by remembrance
OF Tie occasion which it spread, aud the nln-
ence or or friend at his departure, ike the Sun aa
MS setting, dused over the rich but chasren-
CT spiendor light, though not Impaired, soitened
and subIuci.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
Ebs Gonsttt,stismas 1asig.
DEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN, Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
!'OR pICE PRESiDEN'1,.
RICHARD RUSH Of Pa.
ELECTORAL TICKET

ELECTORAL TICKET
lD'strict. Col. STErIEn WnIGur ofNorfolk.
BENJAMIN HAKRIsoN of Charles CITY.
3 JosxrH GooDwYN OF Dinwiddie.
DIR. RlcHARD FIELD of Brunswick.
Gen EDWARD 6. CARRINGToN Of Itlifax.
u BENJAMIN HATCHER Of Chesterfield.
2 SAMUEL BRANCH OF Buckingham
Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS OF Franklin.
DAVID $. GARLAND of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN JOHNSON OF Richmond.
II Judge FR's L. BROOKE of Spottsylvania
IL CHARLES HILL Of King i, Queen.
13 Capt. ROBERT LIVELY of Elizabeth CITY,
Ia Capt Hancock EusrAcE Of Stafford.
Is JOHN SHAckLEFoRp of Culpepcr.
Is Judge WM. A. G. DApE of Prince VIM.
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEY of Loudoun.
10 ALFRED II. POWELL of Frederick
l9 Col. JOSEPH MAuZEu of Rockingham.
90 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART Of Augusta.
81 BALLARD SMITH of Greenbricr.
90 Col. BENJAMIN EsrILL of Washington.
% Judge LEWIS SUMMERS of kanawha.
ed ALpHEUs p. WILSON Of Monongalia
n5.Of Mr. Adams, Jefferson sa;i che is learned
Hnd honest man, the best Of the New Englandcrs."
II His most violent and pcrsccuting cnernics have
done homage to his great and mastery Abilities
1-s- Witness the following:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

Il cannot sufficiently cypress the PROFOUND senti-
"Inents of admiration and delight with which have
"perused this state paper. MIR. Adams vindicatun
"of our government to Don Onis 1t is written with
an force of ingenuity, and adorned with
shas the air of who feels most acutey for the
wrongs of his country; who is indignant at the insults
'oaered to her by the aggressor pretending to demand
redress and who ponrs out those feelings in the most
sSiorcible strains 1t is a MONUMENT OF DIPLOMATIC
''oBNIUs. 1t Is an ORNAMENT COUNTRY.
"teel proud of belonging to nation which has produ
ICED SUCH A BLAZE OF TALENTS. 1t shiverS the
s'nfosto of the Spanish cabinet in dust and ashes
s1nto what utter insignfcance does the rcdoubtabe
"Chevalier Onis sink! He seems like pigmy in the
''lrands of sGIANT.'-Jcchnsoed Enquirer, JQaua-
rye, 1919.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

faed to enliven them, might st least have the good
effect OF aording gentlemen the opportunity of pre-
pairing Tor further oratory. The President ,csentng,
!he company were good enough to listen 10 the p'oW-
ing efuson for the occasion:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

The subjoined letter trem Judge Williams VIII
STOW ID what risks every sub; Gets hiuselP who
.';isur' IL Tennessee 10 depict Gen Jackson III his
-u" c"!orS Neither age rcsperability nor Off
81 Talon, nor public services weigh aught against
- violent sp!rs which tie friends Of tie N !!itar,
-'nait2ln seem 10 have iln5bed from their idol ul-
DIR such circumstances il is wonderful that there i
es man lett III Tennessee bold enough even to ac.
knowledge to himself Lis opposition Gen. acksor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
I.ana for Sale

>IIE subscriber offers for sale about Nine Bunfr'S
l. and Muenty.fre .acres Of Land, belonging t" nc
estate of the late hOmas MILAN, of Fairfax comfy
Va. This land is in different tracts; one contains
bout 600 acress the late residence Of said deceased
on the Fauqnier and Alexandra turnpike road sboI
IL miles from t!exandria and Georgetown, shc
miles from Fairfax Court house. The improvement
are large convenient Dwelling house, kitchen, ..
bles, &c. and two wagon taverRs on the turnpike
road; los acres near the above. and go acres ht.
Centreville, with large convenient dwelling hous
kitchen, stables, Jc. further description o. '.s
land is deemed unnecessary. as persons WISHING
purchase view the land previous to the day o.
which will be shown at any time by application 10 w.
subscriber, or George MILAN near the premises. %
II SAID land is not sold at private sale prevo.',
lin day Of Nopemb, nert it will be sold on 'hi %.
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on e'eG
IL. 10 and "a months, the purchaser giving eco"
sufficient security and deed Of trust on the proper
Possession given ediately, with the hberJ 10 PS.
in the fall crops. JOHN MILAN, Acting Ext
any 1S.-sets sfThomas NDs''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

We regret to learn says the Baltimore Ga.
zet,e of nesdsy from respectful, young
gentleman, who came passenger in The S cam
boa, which left Philadelphia about noon ye,et>
day, tina, fire was raging at hat time which
threatened to be widely and ruihously desrruc,
tive. The large and extensive Drug and Che,
mical establishment of Messrs. l.eahman (
Roberts, was When The Steamboat left nearly
consumed, and the attention Of the inhabitants
was so takfr ID with the election, that lhtTc
was srea, difficulty in spreading the alarm.
The wind WAS very high.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
From tie Bardsto,rn Herald.

have been frequently requested by my
friends TO give slairm,nt Of The treatment
received from Gen. Jackson, during the time of
his martial law at New Orleans Although
have given the statement in substance before.
pending The last Presidential Election, vet |
ind tina, but few have seen it. Believing that
he conduct of the General on that occasion.
exhibited him in his true chararrrr, Weld to
the solicitation of my friends to give the facts
again.
In the year 1914, |, a; one OF the firm of Hay.
den e Atwel> made contract with Ward &
Johnson OF Kentucky, contrac ors fer the army.
to deliver them or their agent at New Orleans,
500 barrels Of Pork, on the lst day Of Marc h
following. We. Hayden & A,well, had been
traders on the River many years, and par,icu.
larry in The article Of Pork. We shipped
'..rge quantity Of Pork for the Orleans market
la December and January, and arrived a, New
Orh ans ourselves about The 2O'h or 2sth Of ia
"u.ry, 1918 We found the city under martial
law. A MIR. Brani, agtni for Ward & John.
500, hearing that we were there with Pork came
aud requested tina, We would lie, him have the
Park W. nai then on hand, IN ischarge of our
which was not ,Len due by 81 or 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
From the National Journal.

Extract Of letter dated Rock River, at the mouth oil
| Turtle Creek, June 25, 1887
| embraced he FIRST opportunity and asked
few questions relative 10 the mounds and EN-.
ba' kments viii, n ] had been visiting. The
Chiefs sad il was the opinion Of some Indians
LA, they were formed by nature, US l,tIr an
crsrors had left no account Of the people who
made them, if PEOPLE had made them. Their
own opinion is, that il was fort made by peo-
pie long time ago, before the Great Spirit
plate ed ,hrir nation here The Only account
lift ny their ancestors is, that they were IL ex-
islrnee when The Winne bsgnes were put here
Blu, as TO the 2'opIe who made them, their an
| ceslors knew nothing about them
asked ,hrm how long they (the Winneba.
! gors) Inhabited this country? They answered,
! aIw, ys, that The G,eat Spirit made the VIM
nebagoes here on this very river, and gave
them the land to live upon. Such, they say,
is the account they have always had among
them.
81 law large mound opened in the top, in
which, at The depth two or three feet, guam.
tity of human bones was found in an adj, anced
stale Of decay. This, however, proves nothing
as The original purpose Of these structures, as
the presrn, race Of Indians are now, and long
have been, in the habit of buying their dead
and their property in such places when conve.
nisnt. They not only never have within the
recollection CT any one, or according TO any
tradition, erected single mo md for such pur-
pose, or formed one by laying their d. al j.
hraps, as some travellers have supposed, bu,
all, except the Drlawares, (Lenny Lenhaupeh,)
concur in the accounts gwen by their fathers,
that they were made by other people, for
what purpose they cannot conjecture. But,
being handsome place. for burying grounds,
they use them as sucn when they CAN
Whether they were erected for burial pac-
rs, witn' sses, monuments, place, Of worship,
for sacrifices, or ciladels-I am well salts
fed il has MOI Tor centuries, been possible 10
determine By inspection. Formy own par,
am inclined to the opinion that they were de-
signed Tor various purposes, as places If wor-
ship, monuments, watch-towers and ci'adeIs.-
Bur among all the ancient works whic have pa
ed under my notice in the West have seen
nothing which think might no, have been de-
vised aud Ell, c,ed by the present rec OF In.
dIans, we're they very NUMEROUS. The Legny
Lennaupeh, (wbich signifies the general. or
common people. em?halicalIy the people, or
Dr'awares, say their ncestors, the FIRST people
thai were msde on this island, as they call this
continent, (and perhaps at one time il was mo-
larger than Ma-shiny- mahky-mungh, Michili,
nackinack,) made all these mounds and forth
hcatons. But the Chippewsys mi NJ, with pref
~ good reason perhaps, dispute this claim of
but that they would be able, to
'stsblish the better title, am not prepared 10
,ay."
NoTE.-7hyAs Greek joins Rock river abo.,
or'y or Fifty miles from he Confluence of The |
after with the Mississippi,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
"A u HANDEE,

DEAI.aL SURGEOA,
NoRMERLY pupil Of II II Ha,d ep, Esq Bait.
! more. Office on T., {, " doors below l4,h suc''
facing Pennsy lvania Avenue, Washington.
RErERkscEs:
kWashingtOn, In Cemgt'ov-l,
Doctors Watkins, Doctor Bohr.r,
Sewell. Rev n ratio y. Gray,
HUNT, John Little, Druggist,
Sim, ihos. L.. M'Kenney, ia
I ,ch linggod, Esq. Francis S KY, fsT.
eph Gales, jun. Esq. tlen,entCo1 Isq'
Philip r. Fendail, Esq. John Kurtz, Esq
In .7ierandrid,
John n, Ladd, Esq.
A. u. H. has just received from Baltimore, suppl
Of n n IIaydens celebrated OdontaIgin BalSan, a
sovereign remedy FOR the too,h-ache. Also, his ugb
approved Denfrice, for identifying and presrrnsh'
teeth.
N. b. Mr H. respectfully informs his custoners''d
the citizens generally, that he will visit Alexandra"
THUEsaAr next and each succeeding IHURSD3fd d.
ring the summer season. Notices left at tie bar O.
Mr.. Cls,.t''s City Hotel, will be attended to-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

The Qu.bec papers of las: week compI,l
Of the s,agna,ion ofcommvrce, the scarcity d
money, and the reduction nfthe revenue. Flou,
was high, al 42,. Cd. aud ass. the barrel, bs'
was expected TO fall A. their lasi criminal
court, 8 prisoner, were sentenced 10 death 70.
burglary, 4 10 bewhiapeJ branded. pf1riet
and an unusual number to imprisonment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Extract of letter frOm.a gentleman in Hartford Con,
~, Md. to his friend in Baltimore.
Hartford COUNTY, Oct. LII 1909


HARTFORD COUNTY, Oct. II, 1899
"Dear Sir--I have received yours Of the 81
inst. and hasten TO reply to it. You say I'll.
Jackson party in Baltimore claim Hsrtoi
county as theirs, because the Anti Caucus q.
Jackson 1ieke, pre-, allied on Monday last" y
they have no better foundation to res, ,b.;,
hopes, they are in miserable condition. II.
election for Delegates was no. proof what,
ever.o the strength Of Jacksonism in this cOur,
ty, The election turned entirely upon loo MAJ,
,ers, which will not happen at The No,emS,,
election. Some. Of the warmest friend, to h.
National Administration in this County voted
for the Anti Caucus III Jackson ticket, lIsy
will all, however, vote for Col. SEWALL, h,
Adams rlccior. You may, therefore, assu,.
our friends 10 Baltimore, Hartford county will
will give a decided majority in favor Of ID.
Adams candidate Asa proof of my since riy
send you 500 to be covered by any Jsck.op
man, ,ha, Col. James Sewall the Adams EIc,
TOR, viii have more ,o,e, in Hartford couu,v
than Gen. Thomas NJ Forman, the ia, ksoa
Elec,or." Ball. Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Eavthenware, China & Glass

EarthenWaTH, China q Ol&sS.
nOBERT H. MILLER has lust received by he
IL ships Boston and Eagle, direct from Liverpool
and by other arrivals,
40 Crates and Hhds. Of Earfhsnwars
China and Glass,
which renders his assortment very complete, and which
he will sell upon his usual accommodating terms and
at such prices az will render It unnecessary tor bis
friends and customers to 60 further.
on HAND,
Pipes in boxes 5 groce each, English and Germ,f
patent porter bottles very cheap; English An, mHs
lcrs and wines, plain and cut bottoms, by the hid
fg blue in boxes; Russia bowls and cruciblesi ddh
assortment of stoneware ut reduced prices.
oct 6 eoSs
UTI~nius Of Liberty, Wsrrcnton Gazette, Wa
chester Republican, Sentinel o: the Vale! and Rock
ingh,m Gazette, will publish the above fer weeks
and charge X. " w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Jonathan Butcher
EyAs received from Sheffield and Birmingham, th'
8 L principal part of his Fall assortment OF
II AnnUY a re-,

.7nsong tphieh are,
Knives and forks. various Qualities
Buck, clear horn, black tip and ivory in sett' 81
to- So pieces
Pen and pocket knives
Scissors
Shoe, but cher's and cooks knives
Tea trays, common and best quality
Armiage mouse hole anvills
birmingham anvils
Vices and screw plates
Trace chains
Bell-mctal and brass kettles
Iron rim locks
Stock locks
Chest, cupboard and till locks
Hinges and screws
cases guns and gun locks
Carpet rods
Brittle bits
Commode knobs anil curtain pins
Plane irons
Drawing knives
Brass canlle-sticks
Curry combs
Brass and iron tex.ketties
Sauce pans, sc. &C
The balance of his Fall goods expected by hrs, yes
sci to this port sept 5--.3ta~2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

In the Senate Of New York o. FL day, a com
munication wa, received from Phiip Hon., Esq
| in h, half Of tie managers OF lht Delaware and
Hudson canal company, and read, IS TO lows.
To the President the Senate of the State Of n York
TIE subst riber, in behalf aud by request Of thr
managers Of ne Delaware & Hudson canal com.
papy, brgs leave respectfully 10 inform your
Memorable body tina. the canal is completed, &
will b. ready for navigation. Ion the wholr line
IN the course Of the ensuing week; and that the
rail road from the termination of the canal 10
the coat mines, is IN state o. io'wardnes>, and
will he hni>h.d duting the present autumn.
IL communi, atne this nior NATION, the man
ayers would 60 in Justice 10 ir feelings, were
they 10 wi!hhoii tn Expression Of 'htir g'ati-
tude 10 The legislature for the aid which has
beer so hbrraly extended 10 them; ana they are
desirous To svincr tina, this aid has been fait -
fully applied 10 its object, and that tn un,r-
taking W ich has been patronage bv the lee,s-
la,ure will produce all the henrf to The STAG
VIII, h has been anticipated
The managers respectfully represent TO the
lcgisl .ture tia, they have, during the coustruc
non Of the canal, reirained from all publicati MS
wh,ch nigh lin case Of failure) have dissp
pointed the expectation. OF the public, blu, now
thai it is tompl, ted, they are free 10 declare,
that 10 work It equal magnitude, has been con.
struc,ed it, Europe or America, with such linn
tied means, in so short period, ami with such
ptrse'cr,ing industry; aud they respectfully III
site tht attention of all. wilhou, fear Of com
parison with any work in the union
Ii is the Intention OF 'he managers to accom-.
pany the first boats from Homes aie, IN the state
Of Prnnsy wanna, at the termination Of the Ca
nal and the commencement Of The ,ailway,) 10
The Hudson river; and | am drec,td to re-
ques, the Srnate will sp pom: committee
Of th'ir body 10 unite with committee of
the house oil assembly, to accompany them On
their excursion, in Older that the legislature
my be correctly informed Of the state of
the wo,k, aud he manner in which the funds
have been applied which were obtained gu
the credit OF the state. | am. sir with great
respect, your obed't scrv't PHILIP HONE,
In behalf of the managers of :h- Delaware s.
Albany, October 10, 1928. Hudson Canal Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

USES OF Ok HIpEs--la The vast psmpas, of
plains OF Buenos Ayres, where no timber grows,
the skins of animals supply the place Of amos
every thing - Brand hate English ,ravellt r,
says the inhabitants prrservs their grain in OK
hites. The. whole skin is filed and sewrd up.
legs ard all, and the granury has The appear
ance OF an elephant fas' eprd 10 four stakes. A
childs cradle consists of a sheep skin laced to
sm all frame, and suspesded IN the house
Paroquets arr kept in c-grs made Of sides.-
Wood is so scarce that he rio bones Il oxen
are used IN SIRE ching hides to dry, and as peg,
10 fssseu them down.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Bards,own, September, 1928.

Mr.. Hayden is re,prr able citizen Of Ken
tuckv. The Bardstown Herald says Of him
"br has residrd ten nr twelve years in Built, Sc
veral wear, IL Davies, and twelve or fourteen
=; Ni-----..--. MS character as a
man of tyu'h will defy the s'''ctcs, scrutiny"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

shtSasUfes or NfrgueI ale too haSrant TO allow
room for doubt. England, however. has lately
shown, by feeble and some what equivocal po.
icy, seere, indispositiou TO oppose his pro-
ivcts
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31
ELIXIR PECTORALEt

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Catarrh,
and all affections Of The Lungs.
.THNHIS most valuable Medicine, the discov-
IA. cry otwhich orignated from long experience
in the study of Medicine, is emitted 10 confide-co
from the circumstance, that il was used in H.
practice Of regular, well bred Physician a mum.
Der otyears; aud was offered To the pub after
much solicitation and from the bene voIent wish to
alleviate some of the suffering nherentjn our mn.
ture. Unlike most Medic ines ofthe day there !.
no quackery about it, as The testimony Of Physi.
clans, who know it, will prove.
Inc JoHo'ctng interesting ertract of letter
from the Rec. H. L. Bascom, aoiH Be of ser.
uice 10 those acho aoish TO find hs,.uosi poIu.
able Medicine for lang complaints
ToDr WaTrs-ln gratitude 10 YOU, and bencr.
olence towards numerous class OF the rnbIic who
ike myseli'have been, or now are. afflicted with
Consumptye complaints, I would address to Won
the following statement of facts was early sub.
!eet 10 aCough. which at times the rails.
ing OF much blood. In May last, I was attacked
with hoarseness, a most distressing cough. seveye
pam ~ me side Gnd6reast whicl, obliged me to
suspend my public labors received some relief
from advice, but the difficulties stilioontin.
ned. In July last from the re com me ndation az a
trendD procured . bottle Of the /" Eirirr Pecto,
rale,' and had not taken more than 100 d,ops ne
fore felt essentially relieved. = have now used
between and bottles, and find tnyseif fuibv
recovered: as yet feel no sy mptom of ihe retur1
of my former complaint. and ca n now saw. ,vbnt
could scarcety cay before. for thirtyycars, I AM
WELL. with sincere gratitude, "
,.t. EZEKIEL l.. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass. Oct. 90, 1897.
+. q y For sale wholesale and retail by T. Robi,.
son, Worcester--J. n. Hall, Jr. and A r. Lo1ve.
Boston--.2mos .9bboh A ndoyer-. Charles Wbjf;no'
Sterling Charles Park,man, Westboro'-ERs6a
Eduardo, Sprin gheld--and In al the principal
towns Il s't'esthrcushout the U.s. eoiy Jaua
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31
R FRESH GOODS.

A FURTHER supply of English, Tndia, and
N american Goods, of different qualities
and prices, just received by the subscriber, and
now offered at unusually low prices: among
which are many elegant and desirable Goods,
well adapted to the present season.
Also, a fresh assortment of w. /. GOODS
and GROCERIES.
OF By the Canal, from Providence, fur,
Their supply of SALT. Also, few casks Of
excellent OIL, for sale as above
NATHAN HEARD.
Worcester, Dec. 3. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

EokcEsTER, IS. Dec. q, ISIS.
FHVAREN on Execution, the same having
IA been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess, and will be sold at Public Vendue, at the
house OF Daniel King, in Rutland in said Comn-
ty, on MONDAY, the 5th day Of january neat,
at one O'Clock. ?. NJ. all the Right Of Equity
which TAYLOR ESTABROOK has to re-
deem the mUrtgeged Real Estato ON which
Calvin Stone now lives, situated in said Rus
land consisting Of about one fourth of an acre
of Land, with House and two Shops thereon.
81 ASA MATHEWS. D. S.nriF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31
uFoR FEMALES. IN

u FOR TTTI ALES. N
q kR. RELIES Aromatic Pills, have been
Ell long celebrated as a most valuable and eff
cac'o,ls remedy against those general complaints
peculiar 10 the female PARTON Of society. hey
cleanse, purify and promote free and brisk CIR.
cuia'ion Of the hood when become sluggish and
lansnd from the affecting ailments for which these
Piils are safe and efftctua sp cific They assist
the suspended operations Of the sangnifel0us sys-
ten, When nature requires it, aud rectfy the ir-
regular habits of the unhealthy female, those
slckiy and paid co;ntrnance becomes terminated
ana ireshens with ;';e natural glow OF restored
health they are tried and approved remedy
~ obslrnclous, debility, hypoclondria green sick
ness, gddiness, palpiiaion OF the heart, bad di.
gestion, loathing OF food, pains OF the stomach,
shOrtness of breath upon every Ht:c motion SINK
ing OF the spirits and its consequence, detected
countenance and dislike for exercise and CONVEX.
sation. They are equally conducive to the health
of married ladies except in cases of prs gnsncy or
hectic and cOnsnmptive habits, when they must
not be taken. But they may be administered TO
great advantage month after accoachment, for
the purpose Of cleansing the system and purging
those gross humors, which, when retained lay
the foundation of numerous diseases, and render
the incautIOus subject unhealthy for life. They
should also be taken by all women from as to So
TO prevent the dangerous Disorders consequent
upon that critical period Of female life. They
have been further found. by experience, to afnr:l
a powerful remedy in all hypochohdrae, historic
and yaporish disorders, both in men and women,
whose nervous system they Strengthen aud regu.
late, Md nature in throwing of those gross and
superabundanthumor which produce melancholy
and depression oil spirits, renovate the body, re.
as'mate the mind, aud difFiise general cheerful.
ness aud elasticity Throughout the whole system
Price 81 50 per box.
.GJ Prepared from the original Recipe in MS.
Of the late DIR. w. 4. CONWAY, by his imm ediate
successor aud sole proprietor, l.. KIppER, and
sold wholesale BY him at his Counting Room. over
No 81. Court,street, head of Hanover. street.
near Concert Hall. Boston, aud retailed by The
special appointment, together with all the Val.
liable Medicines as prepared by the late DR..
J. RoBiSsoN and J. GREEN & CO., nor.
cester, ~
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, 4 CO., North Brookfeld.
CHARLES PtRKMAN, Wesi6oroTgh,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS. Ur6rdSe.
TIMOTHY DOTY. Westminster,
md various Druggists throughout the country,
~ None are genuine, unless signed 4. Kin.
DER, on tho outside printed wrapper.
GA large Discount TO country physieiaps.
raiders, &c.