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was 90 this ycar. the Administration candidate for
ilispessar mas majority ot2l making gain in this
strongtold OF 9acksonisin of SO votes notwithstan
Ian%pefsons were hired to bring out the Jackson vo
in8f'stol borough and township, the Ad,ninistra-
xeH rnndldates carried by minority Of rs.
Ia flunlstead tine Administration candidate for In
Carried by ioS majority. In New Britain the
or,ty Tor the AdIninistratoa WAS IG: In Buciino-
p 1t was 93: In S9lehury township the Adninistr;-
Lon candidate had no majority; and in iIpner
the Administration had two votes for oycrv
one given for the Jackson candidate. Our letters
no,n various parts OF bucks assure that our esi
mate, 1900 majority, will be rather under tlun over
the ADMINISTRATION vote III that county.
IN Carisle, the head quarters OF Jaelsonsli their
majority was let.
In Orwigsburg. Sclulhiu Ccunsy ,!l. admini,tra-
ton candidates Tor Inspectors were elected two To
over the Jackson candidates In Pottsyille, in the
same county, the Jackson candidate was elected FROM
sheer neglect OF the part oftr t;iends Of Tie Admin
Chester county--lh Wi'lstowrl tow.,siip the Ad-
MANIFESTATION nun had majority olOp. In East White
'aaIority of46. 80 '"
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n WISH to sell about 1000 Of land in Charles
u CITY, beng part Of the Berkley Trsc,, together with
my Mills and plants'ion called Mill Quarterthe pur-
csse money to be paid the Bank Of The U. States in
Richmond. The terms may be known by application to
Nat. Nelson, Esq. or BBNJ HARRISON.
Jf private sale of The above pfopedy IS effected
before the 24h will then be offered public SALE
in lots TO snit purchasers.
HeTkfey, August 20ff fH2o. 81,
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DABNEY BROWNE
sept l3-,y9t Professor IF Humanity.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CURTIS happy in being able say his Seminary
IA. no offers conveneuces for giving instruction, lcas;
equal 20 those that may be found any similar institution in
Virginia Every branch of Education usually studied by Young
Ladies' w hero be taught by instructors (male and snae
thoroughly furnished for oir work aud Interested in the pros
pery and usefulness of the Seminary chief object of
this advertisement to inform friends in the country that
cordially recommend the maternal care of Mrs
Brooke the Superintendent of Boarding Department. those
Young Ladies who must be sent from home for their Education
FIVE MONTHS
Board, Washing and Lodging, S75 90
Tuition IN all the necessary branches, 20 90
French, Latin Greek Painting, IL 80
Payable in advance Music ~ cts per lesson
The duties OF this Seminary will be resumed the 10Th ips,
REFEaEScEsRcv. VIM. j. Armstrong, Rev StepIen Tavoy
Hon. VIM Breckcpbrough Joseph Tate, VIM g. Pcnde.
ton Esq Riciaoad Rev j. S. Aunis,cad CartsrsuiL Rev
s. b. Wilson, FycJeTicksbtg; Dr H. Rice Prince Ercyd.
Mr.. John TomPkns, Lynch~g; and Rev. B. Rice Peters,
burg. Sept 3--vy.f
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From lie Baltimore Pal

oiR--Be pleased to publish the following extract
OF Speech OF Mr.. Senator BENroN al n lnreli,,o OF
. inc people OF st. LOUIS Mis>ouri.-IIe remarked
III (Gen. Jackson sl,ll be elected President ne
would surround himself with pack OF political ju
d9ss TO bay ct al who dsre.t oppose Eis measiues
for ntySeJ, os Cannot Hi1k u ie"is!ai- uiLh G.
haAcE Of PISTOLS IN my belt Ata in TIE eosnt OF tc
e'eftn q Gen Jackson, resign my sent in tie Senate
as esery 'ndfDendc' man acid haze TO d. az RISK ms
LIFE and IiONOR.!!' ''''
So said Col. Benton but nov this same Coi De,-
ton, forgetting the to,mer deadly hostility existing
! hnlween himself and Gen. Jackson. is in favor q
Siectng his ancic: and inplacablc e,.I"n,v 20 the
fresidehcy!!! His needs no ccnn,ent.-If is tho
spirit OF .Iacksonis,n. Ij-rl,'EpSD>
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EIGuTN OF sEPTE,LBER pAcEr.r


NV YORK, Oct. lo.-The packet.shiD Birluiui,-
nam, Capt Harris, arrived this morning from Liver
pool, "Ifnce she sailed on the eighth ultiruo
we rave our usual flies Of English Journals to tie
latest dates The intelligence treIn the seat of war
Is only one day later than former adyices :"
The Gazette dc France ofthe 18th September. COR.
tanis news from Odessa ofAueust ID one dap Jafer
than orr last counts from thence. It's re-,sser,od
that the Emperor Nicholas was to take his denart,
from that place on the 18th. The shortness ofhs ~,
SIT In that city provided the account be correct ,voni
completely overturn the report Of negotiations as wen
as the spcculatlons relative the precarous state oS
the Russian army before Choumla. II would ers.,
contenance the opinion that Of the ca,lses Of tie
Emperor visit to Odessa was to get rid of tho F,J-
reign MINISTERS, whose presence at his head quarters
probably subjected him TO some restraint Not -
word, says the Morning Herald sis said about the i'm
Qortaut negotiations, with which the stock obbers Of
London, Paris, Frankfort, and Vienna have recentTv
amused themselves. Lord IeytCsbury to whom So
prominent part WAS assigned in the negotiations
was not presented before the 18TH on which dav nc
same honour was conferred on the Prince Philip Of
ltesse bonburg, another principal performer see
our former accounts.l The intervening time W.T.,
evidently too short for discussions in the issue of
not only the fate Of tile Ottoman Empire but fss
peace of all Europe, might he involved; though 20
admit it long enough for tle purposc of dctoti
10 the young Monarch if the English and Austrian
Cabinets were inclined TO follow SO decisive course
Besides, the seasonis too far advanced for making any
nHtary demonstrations against Russia; and, even y
TINS objection do not exist no arrnament either h.,
land or By sea, could be fitted in sufficient time 70
prevent the Russians from occupying Conslantnop1e
1t Is TOO tate now to Interfere and the time for such y
course Ii IL ever entered INTO the contemplation of the
above mentioned Courts has been suffered TO pasq
away In the mean time, the question is likely to he
soon settled if it be true that Naa, was reported
at Odessa, has fallen into the hands Of the Russian
. From the second edition of the London Courier .1
Saturday evening, Sept 6, VIC have copied the lac,
bulletins from the Russian army before Chunla Varna
end Siistria. On the 9th, the Turks made fre.I,
ATTEMPT to dlsodge the Russians fem their pos;
httf ti,o-
driven 70 the foot Of the ramDarts In ftese sorD
ties the Russians had thirty-five men killed and mir
tty-sevcn wounded. The Turks, it is added. had
been employed two whole days in byng their dead.
The Russians claim to havn been eGua1ly sucGcs,
iu' in resisting the sortics Of the garrison Of Ss,
Tho Courier announces dispatches from Lord
Hoy os'nry o Odesso. 70 nc rc'H Of 'rgp.t III,
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1t thus appears, that vwrxry-E1eur MILLIONS
HUNDRED AED THfpTY-EIaItr DoLLAss AM, EIGHTY
CENTS HAVE BEEN ACTUALLY GAINED FOR THE
GOOD PEOPLE OF THE USITEp STATES Ely Mr.
ADAMS AND HIS ADMINiSTRA ALTON And
yet thus Administration be- put down. rirtt or
wrong,
Facts such these speak trumpet -tuuo1led to an
intelligent and thinking People.
There will be than -, 900 II me Treasury b,
this sum IS put down tho smallest possible sum.
Brazilian Spoliatioas.-For six months past, the
Jackson papers have been railing at the Admnista-
ton Tor not declaring against Brazil to enforce
the claims OF our merchants that Government for
illegal captures. In the time, the Adninistra-
ton have been silently doing their duty in their own
way, doubtless practising upon the preccpt ''paacea
ply II we can, forcibly If we must We now learn,
from the National Intslligencer, that official norma-
ton is received at the Department of State, from Mr.
TUDOR Charge d fairs nj Rio de yonero that he
had effected satisfactory arrangements with the Bra
LILLIAN Government, in the case Of the Brig Spark
which secures to the owners of that vessel the pay
ment OF the indemnity claimed by them, viz: the sum
of $50 o0o and that he is asduousiy employed in the
prosecution of nll other claims committed to his
charge, Of citizens Of the United States upon the said
Government"
Now we ask 6ny man of common se1lse, who loves,
peace, and has tho welfare OF his country at heart
whether the course pursued b. the the Administration
IN this business was not WISE than that which
the Jackson party urged upon it with SO much vchc-
mencc? Docs not the Administration deserve we'll
of the country for the course it has pursued by which
it has saved it from foreign and expensive war;
I}Gtii1poJ.e Patriot.
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SlSO
The French, Spanish, and Italian languages will be taught
by O. de La Paa, recently appointed Professor of Modern Ian
guages.
ire of instruction. in the scientific departments
Commence the last Monday i'll October The Lectures are
so arranged enable the student attend Professors
and each STUDENT except those attending the Law class
CURED 10 attend during the first session, the three classes
and the second session, the three classes unless excused
from so doing by the Society.
JUNIOR CLASSES
!. Philosophy Of Grammar Bellies Lc:rcs, Rhetoric and
Ethics
2 Mathematics comprchcnd;ng Algebra, Geometry Plane
Trigonomery, application of Algebra Geometry and Mcr
ration Of planes and solids, with Surveying.
B. Chemistry
8 SENIOR CLASSES.
J. Natural and International Law, Philosophy oftbe human
mind, Government and Political Economy.
2 Natural or Experimental Philosophy.
g. Mathematics, comPrehendDg Spherical Trigouou,etry,
Comic Sections Fxons the Projection of tho Sphere and AS
tronony.
Law and Police, by Judge Sarpe.
History, by ProfeSor Z. X. Dc1o.
Students required board College the reure of
the parent guardian writing, they permitted by the
Soclety to board out condition that they pay more
than the charges in College, viz:
For board including every thing eI2H
To each Professor the student atund, SO say trc GO
Fec for tie use Of the Library, S
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Which sum, added to the above sim
OF S,027,775 46 cash in the Tretr-
sury, on the lst-January next, ovur
the money that was there On tho
LIST January, 1925,
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Fro" Na E.a,oc1,as'c Press ST ont /.
LIE RIGHT or -; EtRAt;E

i. . LIE RIGHT Oh 81 tRAGE.
h']et say iorrned epoch in ie elections This ctv
o' l.e nnsvi1y arse I''e rer, VIII"
aylansei .nd con,ct re- v I ; o. i,""ls Vino Weir
explicit hey require that .uGces c ri Wa; Errt;i
,hSle p smd5sn ~ such e',ea q"s "a ro' @
'cy Tor tire Che &C OF Judges hG Ward Elections was i,
not less tnn thousand wcn qusiui4i 70 vote" n.s.
parton oi item vetc muortnailv from The cr,j.r,
we're country mclchaIltsine n;.lc,slnd s2nnr ere
NeFS NC &c Ii can he proved in co;r 81 nsficc not o
o' can I've proved that ot nil these of
@ei brought to the ground Invited and pressed to attend
We suon,;t this statement facts the administration
men o 10 the Jackson men, or to anr party, class desc
c,tizem IL sich violations tons!i,tioa anu Inv a. took
iot TIE exercise: OF rigltIli boa cG s,,,. ~
! me oirst'i'ion or the s.irrcdncss OF the Law?
III persons M 'q!a!hed VOTE" brought 70 The
election snd and sustained by ,a:tv =. tine Exercise OF TIE
i o voting uha security shall we have that the party who
fractions: 500 80 --'''N' III
Have right to pres.inc liza, he IN ls~ Inn. chosen
hy '9mavisd co'cr il from vera ,.,kl.,c-s receive .lc
voe' OF tos" Sarne 'nguali tnepecto and that
these same unqualified voters teucal trct:ons MI
not The ne spin, lead the c:ton the sotcs
Philadelphia, number Of wen known Ainn;, ,.
loved to vote: T Tss o e s o. s5as P5Gcrs not al
were accepted In this lujoy the I,s@s and
inspectors were carried YESTERDAY in tbs Thus tie stream
injustice, Throughout the land.
'i.~ FN'''y PaCSe such iju!cc, vi,
'eH 10 oy another; Jhosc who triumph BY this wear
may be lis victims the rcxG This is grave and Sc,
f!ous matter, and should he crvcIy and seriously con
scored II one uroTs violence, practi-
SCI with npunv it will give b,fh Others: So NAM
la no man can lecture the evils which
the country VII not agrd and rcaceovir. citizens cte
cd irom the exercise OF rights winch exercise, in
common with strangers and aliens, and adst confusion ans
multi ia word will the federation OF such wrongs s,g
at the very root of Liberty?
the purity OF the riF. of suffrage No roltod what halbe
ndchlei fthcsc things done the grcna tree what viii
not be done IN the dry II the shouts bows and
strangers shall drown the Sacred right Of fragr VIII not All
Shte and liberties he Knocked amid ,ic din aun
Every who truly estimates right of suffrage will buc
kic on the armour of truth and righteousness and come forth Co.
erlned TO exercise while exercised in CGfnre
o. that Constitution over the framing of which the gcnius Of
shugon presided Let the violations seen stimulate
energetic unanimous ycrforn, of onr d a.,
THIS be done, and the wrong doors will have abundant r In
sackcloh and ashes TO weep over their offgcc:.
The i!erotes are exung greatly bccaus, they lave
obthIned the Inspectors in Ten Wards in rhiladcIihia
Last year they rot TWELVE, und vet we bca, them
( az the GbnerFl 2lecian-aud we c3,n again
Dsi. Gos.
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~ >HoF,ForK, Oct. 6.
We learIt timt GO ,oD0 bushels OF wheat arrived in
New York from the South, i'll days. which was sold
Mt 81 80 to 81 10, and some 81 80 per bushe Flour
In New 1ork scarce In Boston also scarcc; 81 to
81 So Some it is said, has been sold il P!iladeI
phia at S.
Extract ofa ritter FROM Lcgtorn, doIst .7uy I'd 1923
"Ihc crops of grain throughout Hav are short. 1t
is estimated that c millions OF bushels of grain will
be required for Tuscany alone. RlIc supplies have
heretofore been received from Odessa, but the Rus
sian armies will require oil there, and, if even the
than sufficient for the year. and the now crpp
cannot come forward before tire Spring. Other large
armies are collecting, with view, doubt 70 check
the strides of Nicholas"
- Sir Walter SCOTS next novel is said to be founded
on certain incidents in the history of Charles The Bold
Duke Of Burgundy, and win include on dit, his final
conflict with the Swiss The scene partly in Burgun-
dy and partly in Switzerland.
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Leaving tho amount of the debt. as
above stated, that will be paid
during the present Administration,
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yellow ilne-
OF the best White Oak.
of the best long leaf
Yellow Pine.
OF the best White Oak.
of the best long leaf
Yellow Pine.
ofthe hest White Oak.
of the best long leaf
Yellow Pine.
OF the best White Oak.
of tie best long leaf
Yellow Pine.
Of tine cst White Oak.
of tho >best long leaf
Nelln-t- i)irn
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scaed fOiO until 2Uh OctoOer, 10 FURNISH inc
following Timber, viz.
MP MAST AND SPAR TIMBER
1T BostanFor set of yHas;s and Spars, including Fore
.dain, and Mzan-nasts, and Bow SPIRITS Fore,
Juain, and Cross Jack Yards: Fore, yHuin, and
Jnzcn Iop-nasts and Jibboonls, for I'll
one al, and two Shops of War
az Sc1n Yor1he same for IA, Frgates Sloops
of War, and one set of JMas,s, including Bo.v
spirit and .Han-boom, for Schooner.
>9tNo.foK --Thc for ~ Frigates, and
SlVOrs of War, and two sets of .Nasts including
Bow-sl,Yt anil .ha.nboom, for Sc,ooicrs.
The MIST and Spar Timber the dimensions # the several
pieces of which will he furnished DESTROYS
bids application tho Commandments of the several Navy
Yards, respectively ia tie quality long leaf fine grai
heart Southern yellow Pine, free from sap, heart shakes, wind
Shakes, aud all other defects.
WHITE OAK AND YELLOW PINE TIMBER.
al Portsmouth ~ HSDO GOD cub. of The best long leaf
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Tbe Constitutional guuia. q
From The National hteilige,.ee, Of October 8.
PAYING OFF THE PUBLIC DERT

II 1t be true of all nations heretofore that no ma
!. ms ever Paia oil public debt, the possibility of
II Will be demonstrated if the wise rocv of tho
sent Administration be Initiated by It's successors.
The tact that foa millions q dollars more is to X
Pald on on the .irs day of january, making nins uri
IN favour OF the prudence the economy the saracry
OF those now III the helm of affairs under the dh,,
only the whole ten millions of the snkipo fund mnn.
ally appropriated has been applied to the payment of
the Public Debt, but also Inc arrears of that nnd have
been paid, its deficiencies made good-;n object th,
importance of which win be duly estimated Ivy III
those who have ever been in public life or who have
the least possible knowledge OF fiscal operations We
nave great pleasure IN submitting to readers the
following statement, complied FROM official sources
showing the effect of the OF this Adnrifis-
ration on the finances of the country:
Il conpa,ra'ne oie'o q e satc 9 the Treasry Of itc
Cait"d Statss, on tie Isl day Of J,uua5v 1895 and
ne prooaofe sa.s thereof o., U,e LIST of Janur,.g
1929; az connection .o a,c payments o.. account of
ne P'7nc.pet q the P"htic dc5t, d,i7,g tie gears
1926, 1928. 1927 and l82R.
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The probable balance that viii be in
the Treasury on the LIST day OF
January, 1929,
Balance in the Treasury, OH the Isl
January, 1925, was,
Cash in the Treasury, ON the LIST
January, 1929, over the amount ON
the LIST Of January, 1925, viii lie,
During the four years of the present
Administration, there Ill have been
paid, of the principal OF the national
debt, S25 ,347.s35 O.,
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NJOTlCE.-An persons having any demands agenst tho
estate OF Merit Al. Robinson, late of the city of Rich
uond deceased requested render their legal
ly authenticated; and hoe ndebtc! TIC said estate, make
Immediate payment TO EDAI'D w. ROUTES,
1t Admir-
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NAVY CoMMIssosERs' OFFiCE,}
5N SEPTEMBER 1iA3. :
NTAVY TINRER.--The Commissioners of the Navy will
receive sealed until 10Th October furnish
rri,ilar rz.-
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20 wit: there was

70 wit: there was
PAID In 1898,
1895,
1927,
There was paid ON
the first January.
1873, So 100000
Notice to cret!i,orS
hasheen given III.
the public prints,
and there will be
pild in Decene-
bur next,
4,050,0 GOD
Making the SUM
paid and payable
III l@8,
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From this deduct
s. ,0oD,ooo- Ecr-
rUwed ut ) per
cent to pay the
same amount os
s per Cen. stock,
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29374,63G so
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21Sa7235 G3
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n LIN E.-The s.N,yi1i aud Virginia Steam Boat CONF
T.y having purchased the Steam Boats Iirgina and Nor
ok the public arsespec,fy informed that the Tgaia will
leave the lower end OF sowys wharf, Baltimore every Thurs
day morning O'Clock, and Norfolk every Monday morning
at6oclock
The Norfolk ever Monday morning at o'clock, returning
will leave Norfolk every Thursday morning at O'Clock Unit,
firtiier notice.
These boats will also carry what fght they without
conodng the passengers, till their two large boats
ready the spring, which calculated freight well
passengers
The above viii travellers bound either
North South, delay disappointment Passage and fare
8all baggage. &c nj the risk OF tho ownes-nppW
10 the Captain on board, or 10
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent,
% g. No Hnyuiv, s,yk.
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EKTiSLIAW & HARY COILEliF.-Tho erurs, Of

instruction in the classical school in William May
College will commence the i day of October
ON the last of July This school will be conducted by
eeor OF iiunapy, and assistant teachers In will
taught tho Latin and Greek languages Ancient Modem,
Geography, and Ancient History. The pupils school will
also DC instructed in tho usual branches of English
ton.
BY statute of tho College, the Professor of Humanity is re-
CURED to board tho pupils oil this school at 500
+ &c for tuition, 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
George :. A0ugh

rS,,w ,,a,i,ras. ;ect assortment of SPRING
4 GOODS, among which, are the following, VIZ
Blue cloths and cassmeres
Steel MKT and medley do
Black do some superior
yironia and Rouen cassimcres for summer
Stripes OF all kinds
White and striped satteens very neat for psntaloon.
| Colored and white drllllngs
Beautiful assortment of vestinSs
| Black lastngsand circassians
Black and cold brochelle, article for coats, &c.
Super and common black bomhazine
Bombasettcs
Green, blue, orange and black ratnet for coach lin
ing
Irish linens sheetings and lawns
| 8.4 and Ga very stout barnsley diaper
| DO do cotton do
| Damask napkins
| Super black Italian lustrng
| Black and plain gros-de-n NAPLES
| Pink, blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, millinet and foundation muslin
| Furniture cambria and garment dImities
Plaid and stripe catiPalye
| Batiste robes
| Calicoes and super ginghams
| First quality and common nankins
Nankin dye blue do
| Grenadine and barrage scarfs
| Fancy silk and gauze hdkfs
| Fine blue searsuckers
Large assortment of coored, black and white silk and
cotton hosiery
| Gauze hannes
Worsted bindings, all colors
| Carpet do
Red. black drab and blue cotton 10
Parasols and umbrellas
Russia, Gerrnanand Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Black and coIored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn, fine palm.leaf& coarse hats
Leghora fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
! Grey Canton Pongees
Chop tickings
With general assortment Of
DOMES7TCS and COTTON YARN.
4uIo 90
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spepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by tia
IL fallible testof truth, experience the nON
fectual medicine offered in any country, for u
cure ofal those dersngcd states OF the digestive
gans, denominatcd DYS PERSIA, or iNDlGESTI0A
which frcquentlynakes its appearance I'M the UoNcH
plicsted forms, such loss ofappetite, sickResss
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching W CIV
ter, which issometimes tasteess, but most connie!
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, cOsNerts
paleness ofthe countenance, languor, lowness Of N
spirits, papitation ofthe heart, vertigo aud DISTURB
sleep. Tie number ofthese symptoms variesln tff
ent patients, by some being felt only in parts, viz
others, have additional ones, equally dsag'esst
such AS severe pains inthe head and breast HaGIeTa
emacia,ion, or wasting ofthe whole body, with G'a
weakn particularly of the legs. These pills VI
most eflcctually remove allsourncss of the somsd
no, merely by neutralizing the acd but by cOreca!
that morbid state ofthe secretons which give ne d
il; and at the same time will restore to the deblha
organs Of digestion that tone and vigor which as"
utely necessary to the well being OF the aImaI eco
omy The best proof oftheir efficacy Is, 'hsi 'hG
are prescribed by many ofthe first physicians and "
ed by the mostintelgen families throughout The :
Mon. ,r,
The above valuable remedy issold BYE slABlh
SON, Alexandria, who agents for the Manu-"
turer; by NJ Jewe,t, Washington City, and b! mos
the Druggists throughout the United States, 500 Z"
wholesale, by o. & W. Hull, Druggists. Ne" No'k