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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09

declaring himself much obliged to the right hon.
secretary for Ireland, for the information which
he had Just communicated to the House, but to
every honest man in every part OF the empire
Hear. hear.)
Mr.. O'Connell soon after left Dublin for Lon
don, after making speech to some OF his friends,
in which he declared that the statement made of
his having pleaded guilty, was gross falsehood.
He is repOrted to have said, that he had let judg
ment 90 by default, but intended to carry up the
question of law to the twelve Judges, and from
them, if necessary, to the House Of Lords.
Dfii,tia Regiments ordered to ireland.
number of militia regiments ordered to be perma-
nenty embodied and proceed to Ireland, are ele-
ven. Of this number, the West Middlesex is
one Orders have been sent to the Tower to get
in readiness 10000 stand of arms, to be given to
these and other regiments, should it be found ad-
visable to call them out on permanent duty.
From, the Limerirk Chronicle.
A letter from an eminent house in London, re-
ceived this week bv commercial agent in Cork,
declines continuing the usual commercial inter-
course, in consequence of the present uncertain
and disturbed state of the relations between En-
gland and Ireland. This very respectable firm
has withdrawn its cOnnexlon still more favOra-
BILE times for Irish tiade,'' as the letter express
SeS it,
GREAT BRITAIN.
We shall be obliged to omit the details of Par
liamentary, and much other British intelligence
until to-,norrow-the continental news being of
the most immediate interest.
The French intelligence was subject OF para
mount Importance in London. Even the slight
remaining hopes of the preservation of peace on
the continent, had almost disappeared. The
worst consequences of the recent movements in
the French capital, are apprehended.
The financial measures of the British ministry,
give satisfaction 10 neither party.
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ALEXANDRIA,, ID. G.
SATURDAY, MORNING. APRIL 9. 1851.

The interesting aud important foreign news.
which we publish this morning, excludes several
miscellaneous articles.
-aAsS
We learn from Richmond that Mr.. GILMER, of
Charlottesville, talented gentleman, and now a
member of the House of Delegates from Alder
marie, has issued proposals for publishing news
paper in Richmond. We have not seen the pros
pcctus, but it is we'll understood that Mr.. Gill
MER will support MIR. CALHOUN, whose popular
ity is now on the rise in the Old Dominion, and
whose friends are dubious Of the Enquirer. The
Enquirer will have 4 formidable rival in the new
combatant, who Is also disc pile OF the Virgin
ia school after the '.strictest sect" This new
Journal if the signs Of the tunes do not deceive US,
must be the State Paper. if Mr.. RrrcHIE do not
keep away" from the Premier. Virginia can
not 90 for VAN buren,, that's certain, and the
Enquirer, we think, begins TO perceive il.
N0s&
Ii was true remark made the other day. that
with the exception of Mr.. McLANE, there is not
first rate man, connected with the present
Administration. AMOS KENDALL figures to as
large an extent as any of them.
We learn that It is the intention of the Stock
holders of the Washington Bridge, to commence
immediately rebuilding it.
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LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE RoAp COMPANY,
.Apru /, 1881. )
A DIVIDEND Of three dollars share for the last
n twelve months, has this day been declared on inc
stockholders or their legal representatives., onsnd BY
Ter the fifth day of the present month
By order of the President and Directors
JONAH THOMPSON,
rue-.o2w Treasurer.
nTrhe Lee,burg Genius Of Liberty, and Winches-
,.r Henublican will insert the above 3 weeks
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historical Spine.

MIR CASEY, pstcntee of the Dormant balance for
wi he cure of Lateral Curvature OF the Spine, IS
now at Clsge,t's Hotel in the City Of alexandria.
AnEARLT application is necessary. and that applca'
ton should be made through the family physician. as
no case is treated where perfect cure, or very
signal improvement is not certan and in all cases.
full trial free from any charge is allowed II takes
but little time and there is not the slightest pain or
danger The vouchers, which are always open to &C.
neral perusa, would fill newspaper In Alexandria,
Mr. Casey refers Doctors Semmes, richards, ash
ington, Smith and Lloyd
In Washington. to Doctors Sim, Hunt, sewall,
Nurse, Causin, May, &c Jc.
In Georgetown, to Doctnfs Wellington, sen. and
Jun Doctors WarfieId Bohrer, Beatty, &c.
In Baltimore, TO Doctors White, Alexander, Buck
Ter, Mackenzie, Wright, Potter. Smith, Stewart, Ba'
ker. &c &c. apr ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09

FLoUR.-The wagon price has been steady
this week at sc ls until yesterday on the receipt
of the advices from Liverpool, by the York, to
the Gath of February, when it declined, and was
unsettled, dealers generally offering Sc Co.,
The principal part of the few loads received were
taken at sc OF; two or three received immedI-
ately after the accounts reached us. were priced
at Sc 12a.
-eSe-
The accounts by the York are unfavorabIe to
Flour. The Corn Markets throughout England
were declining, but this was to be expected and
will uniformly occur as the time draws near when
the whole deposites in bond shall be entered for
consumption. The material fact in the case, is
the decline of Flour in bond
Our previous advices left the price at SIS Cd a
Sos. Now we have sales at S4s S4s cd; the
last business being at SIS. but without frmness
at that price.-N y Jour. Com. .4pril 6, Morn
ing Edition.
The Markef.-There are no changes this week
of Importance except on the Corn Exchange;
what they are cannot yet be determined, but the
news Of decline of Is on Flour in bond at Lii
verpooI published this morning, has given the
impression that some decline must follow here
North River Wheat was sold yesterday at l57a
l45cts. The Cotton Market continues mac
tlve-Ibid, Euennig Edition.
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The remarks communicated" in yesterdays
Gazette, were no less just than liberal, in speak
ing of the Theatrical! entertainment now offered
our citizens. | shall not speak of the innocence
of the recreation: those feeling disposed will, |
am sure, visit the Theatre, when they are told
rich treat awaits their coming from the family
of ..JEFFERsox." The musical piece Of Paul
& Virginia was admirably performed on We'd
nesday. The Duets, See from Ocean rising, -
and Tho you leave me now in SORROW" were
exuuisitely sung by Mrs. Jefferson, formerly
Mrs. Burke,) and Mrs. Chapman. The Little
Corporal,'' one of Clara Fishers best, was fully
sustained by Mrs. c.
hope their exertions may be remunerated by
the attendance and appreciation of liberal pub
lic ClFlS.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port OF .aLEXaNDRLa. Cd.

ARRIVED, APRIL 8,
Brig Alexandria, Howes, Boston; MoiasSes;
Rum, Fruit &c. to A. c. Cazenove q 20. and
freight for the District
Barque. Isabella, Mansfield, Boston; plaster
to A. C. Cazenove & Go.
schr. Haxall, Kelly, Newport; r. |. Rum,
domestic Goods &c. to A. C.. Cazenove g. Co.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Governor Brooks, Moore, Amsterdam
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE

ALEXANDRIA THEATRE
On Saturday Euening, Apra 9, 1881,
Will be presented admired Comedy, in three act
called
ANIMAL MAG NETISM.
Between the Play and Farce,
II Hornpipe in character, Jv Mr.. Richards.
The whole to conclude with the Romantic Piece Of the
FORTY THIEVES.
DRAINS THIS DAY
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class No. for 1851,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $40 900
Whole tickets S.; halves 2 so; quarters / IS.
To be had in q variety of numbers, at
=. II. WHITES
Lottery 0Gee, Royal street.
NJ At a meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Alexsndrs Canal Company, held at the Court House
in the Town of A!exaniria on Saturday, the I'd April
pursuant to public notice,
Edmund 1. Lee, Esq called to the Chair, and
John II. Crease appointed Secretary.
Report received from the President and Directors
Of the Alexandria Canal Company, was read and sub
mit'ed Whereupon, on motion of X. L. Taylor, Esq.
it was
Resolved That The same be referred to Committee
consisting ofthe Chairman, Mr.. Taylor, Mr. Fowe, Mr.
r. II. Miller, and Mr.. Smoot
And then the meeting al iourned to Saturday next,
the Oh instant, at IL o'clock.
JOHN II. CREASE, sec'y.
Alexandra, 9TH April 1881.
Fs The Stockholders are requested to meet,
in pursuance the abovc the Courthouse SafUr
day, the 9th instant, at III o'clock apr4
Scott & Wright,
(Corner of King and Royal-streets,j
NAVE received. per schooner Virginia, frum New.
IL York, part of their
SPRING GOODS;
AMONG
Super blue, black and fancy coioured CLOTHS
Angola csssmeres
lastings and circassians
GinghAms and calicoes
Grape de Lyons
White and brown drillngs
Irish linens and lawns
Italian, Swiss and fancy cravsts
Gauze scarfs and handkerchiefs
Gcntlemens super hoskin gloves
Ladies' do do 10 anil mitts
Silk and cotton hosiery, sc. &c. sc
APPS
Oranges and lemons.
JUsr received, per schooner phGbe Il Sally, from
81 Boston,
$50 boxes "ranses2 In fine order
For sale BY EpW. DAINGERFIED & Co.
5000 bushels ground alum salt
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23.-FOr Flour in bond there
has been rather more demand. We have sold
N. Y. common brands at SIS; Va. is not of easy
sale. even at S4s, though we think that rate may
probably be obtained in day or two. The du-
ties this week are Is 6d per ar on Wheat, is pr
Dbl on Flour. and Is lOd per ar on Indian Corn.
Next week they will probably be Is Sd on wheat
and Is I'd on flour. Any farther reduction Is
doubtful The demand for Cotton has been ra-
Their limited, but prices are pretty steady at the
advance of Id on the quotations OF the 18th last
The period for the new duty, which there is lits
tie doubt will be fixed at Cd, commencing Is not
yet determined. The advance which has taken
place in our market since the first proposal OF this
question, is now nearly equivalent to the Propo-
sed increase of duty, aud prices will probably
not be further affected by it.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-Corn Exchange. -
Since this day week, the arrivals of Wheat and
Oats from Ireland and coastways, and of Flour
from America. have been very considerable
greatly exceeding the demand. At this days
market, though pretty we'll attended, sales were
very dali, aud Wheat may be quoted at Cd I'D
lower; Oats and Flour and Oatmeal are per sack
lower. Indian Corn, per 480 lbs, red. IA 46s;
white. As a AZ. Flour, American, per 1876 lbs,
sweet U. S. SIS Cd 58s cd; sour, bond, 34s 6d
a SIS Cd.
AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN.
From the London Gazette, Fec. 1s.
Imperial weekly averase-Wheat, 74s 81.
Aggregate average of six weeks, which res'l-
ates dnty-Wheat. us id.
Duty of Foreign Corn till this day week
Wheat, IS Sd.
The alteration in the duty on Foreign Corn
this week, is As less on Wheat, Is Cd less on Bar
lev. Is Cd less on Oats. SIS less on Rye.
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The Stage for i.ynchburS

Will, hereafter, leave this
place at half pas, NJ precisely
SsfafT$X On tuesdays, Thursdays. and sa-
returning, viii leave WarrentOn at q o'clock,
A NJ; thus m king the drive from that place almost
c ntre " in the iay time For the accommodation OF
The citizens of,his place and the public generally lie
has formed connexon with one of the baltimore
Ines whereby passengers taking seats at the Bar OF
A Newton.s franklin House will secure their seats
through to Baltimore as stage will be in readiness at
the wharf at Washington TO take the pa sengers i'm
mediately On.
The subscriber tenders his thanks 70 the public for
the very liberal patronage he has heretofore received
aud promises that every effort shall be made to deserve
ito continuance WI. SMITH
apr 8-dlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09

The interesting aud important foreign news.
which we publish this morning, excludes several
miscellaneous articles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09

For Boston.
Eek The packet brig ALEXAhDRH.
NOV Howes. master. For freight apply to capt.
iiow.s- or to A. C.. CAZENOVE & Co.
Who have for sale, landing on fuckers wharf,
$50 casks cut nails
2i0 bags coffee
81 hhls prime moiasses
40 barrels do
90 boxes mould candles
so bags Sumatra pepper
50 bbls New England rum
so boxes lemons
125 boxes and half boxes bunch raisins
100 drums fresh figs
Nackerel, soap, &c. aprS
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". Nartleman has FOR sale,
nn HHDS West India and New Orleans sugar
OIL 5000 lbs refined 90
1000 lbs Jaws, Rio, and Cuba coffee
3Ohhds New Orleans and w. ]. molssses
Gunpowd-r, imperial, young hyson' ana pou'
chong teas .n
Madeira, port, Sicily Madeira, Teneriffe, and una
laga wines
Cognac and bordeaux brandy
Jamaica and New England rum, old wiskey
Gin, mace, nu,megs, cloves, cassla
p;mento. mustard, starch, Epson salts, glue
Tobacco, powder. shot, rasins, currants
Almonds, spermaceti, mould and dIPt candies
white, brown. and Castle soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
l.eiper L GIrrett's snuff, indigo ard hg blue
Copperas, alum, madden, salt petre
M.ckereI, coarse and fine salt
Chocolate, ropes, rice, &c &c
mar 16-eolm
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BOOTS 8. SHOES
suitable for the spring and summer sales; among when
are Mems fine nal'd boots, cheap .
Mems coarse brogans and shoes, sewed and pegd
Mem, lined and bound bootees and shoes, sewed
and peg'd
Mems fine boatees and shoes, nailed pegSed and
sewed
Ladies' leather and morocco walking shoes
- DO do slippers, heels and springs
seal skin and lasting slippers, do do various
qualities
Misses and chl'ren's seal skin, lasting, morocco
and leather shoes, boo,ees, and slippers. VA
rious colors aud qualities
Boys shoes ard boo,ees, coarse and fine
And IS daily manufacturing ladies' lasting and seal
skin slippers, gen,lemen's Gne pumps shoes :, hoo'eeS
also,
Mems and boys low priced fur, wool, and palm
lest hats
One case ladies' Ieghorn Bolivar bonnets
one do do straw Dunstable bonnets
All of which are offered, wholesale and retail, IS
cheap as can be procured in this any OF the neigh
s "p - rL.,s apr9
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IRELAND.

10 the House Of Commons, on the 10th Febru-
E'n reply TO question put on previous day,
Vas distinctly denied on the part of the Gov.
Fiment. that any compromise had been entered
TO- with Mr.. O'Conneli. and read letter from
L Attorney General, stating the course which
L proceedings had taken in Court. Mr.. O'C.
as IN TACT convicted. The original indictments
Fihst HIN aud his associates contained thirty
Plnts' the fourteen first of which charged them
RtA having held illegal assemblies, in violation
NE Lord Lleutenaut's proclamation; the other
f"een' which were subsidiary, charged them
u consplrlng to hold such meetings. Mr.O'C.
fnarred to the former. and pleaded not guilty to
+ later After various communications be-
yea The Attorney General and him, from which
'Ormer inferred that it was not OC.'s inten-
r. 10 so before jury, he informed the defend :
counsel on Saturday. the 18th, that, as ne
fst nave had Judgment on the fourteen demur-
| at that time. had they been argued. and
lau nave Certainly entered mob prossq,a on
/ ONeTs, be would be satisfied with a convic.
hsunns the same advantage OF which he had
deprived. The offer was acceded to imme-
t~1y, and rule entered accordingly, by which
W. and his associates were declared con-
ECU On the first fourteen counts. MIR. Stanley
f'erS'ed his assertion that Judgment would be
fSyd upon them. This explanation OF the no.
aNe gentleman, which we have abridged, was
tTI,ea with great expressions of satisfaction
MARQUIS OF Chandos, who asked the question,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-26
To be Sold at Public AUCTION,

A LII the WOOLLEN MACHINERY of
N the Indian Head Factories. The Machine
ry IS OF the best quality, all of it nearly new
and OF the most modern inventions. There is
every article of Machinery in the Mill Tor the
capacity OF thirty Looms, in addition TO those
described below. The whole will be sold without
reserve ON the first Wednesday Of February
Rext, at CONSTABLE, N. II. Terms made known
at the sale. For further information, apply to
b. +. FRENCH, Esq, on the premises, or 10
A. d A. LAWRENCE 81 CO, Boston
The Machinery consists in part OF the follow
ing articles: Indigo Watts, single Finlshers,
Copper Kettle, GO bbls) double Finsher,
Steam Boiler, Card Clothing, pairs Pulling
Stocks, BillieS, 6 Teazel Gigs, 2Pickers, 500
Teaze Flats, , Standing Jennies, Indigo Mill,
Jacks for billyropng, . Brushing Machines,
5 Jacks For condensers, = Double Carding Ma
chimes, 30 Looms, = double Finishers, Warp
ing and Sizing Machine, 9 single Condensers
Breakers, = Speeding do, , single Breakers,
double do, 80 Reeds, 10 Hovey's Shcaring Ma
chimes, Cambridge Shcaring Machines, 35,725
Bobbns.
.7tsO,-Iron Kettles, Steam Boxes, Nets,
Gearing Apparatus, Screwing Machines, Press
Plates and Papers, Grinding Frames, Racks
for Dying Wool, Spoong Machines, Shuttles,
Wool Baskets, with great variety of articles
usually found in Woolen Manufacturing Es-
Enlistment Jan. ~.
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EARN For SALE

IL SITUATED in the oasterly part
frsa - of Sutton, on the new Central
sls Turnpike, miles from the Centre
60 Meeting House, and So miles from
Boston. II consists of I04 acres of Land well
watered and divided into Moving, Pasturing
aud Tillage; large and valuable Orchard Of
grated fruit; young thrifty Wood Lot, with
good supply of wood two Dwelling Houses,
one Of them large and convenient; q Barn,
Creamery, Wood and Carriage Houses. 1t is
fevorably located for Tavern Stand, being
situated near the centre of section of the
Turnpike, miles in length, which is destitute
of an establishment of this description For
excellence of soil, beauty and convenience of
situation, il is rarely surpassed.
Also. adjoining the premises, and within one
mile of Manufacturing establishment. 40 acres
of valuable WOOD LAND, covered with a
heavy growth of wood of various kinds This
win be sold with or without the Farm, as may
suit the purchaser A liberal credit will be al
lowed for part of the purchase money, if desir.
ed. For further particulars inquire of the sub
scriber on the premises.
SILAS ARMSBY.
Sutton Jan. l2. *6w2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-26
The Painful and DebiIliating Complaint o.
U TEEE PTEES!

I'D ECEIVES immediate relief, and in
E-G, numerous instances, has been thoroughly
cured, by the administration of Dumt,ies Remedy
)or the Piles. This approved compound also
mitigaes and removes the symptoms which fire.
quently accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger of The patient, viz; pains IN LoiHs-
Headache-Loss Of .3PPeHte-IndigestiO and
other marks OF detiHty.
\ relieved Patient rites from distance, "lt
is but justice to you TO inform YOU, that | have
used your Du'nfqes Remedy far the Piles, for
sometime past, aud have found it eminenlly sue.
CessfIl"
Ano officer in the army observes, al have been
troubled for years with the Piles, and have never
found any remedy that would compare with yours.
1t gave me almost immediate rclief"
\ Physician aud Druggist writes, "l have
sold all the medicine you sent me, which is so
highly recommended for the Piles. | wish -, ou
to send me one dozen more by the bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered TO all ages and both sexes. Plain
and ample directions, with description Of the
complaint, accompany each package, which con-
sists OF Erco 60res, one containing an Ointment,
aud the other an Etectun,y. Price 81 for both
articles or so cents where but one is wanted
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-26
From the Nele England Weekly Resis''.
THE LEAN MAN.

Wo-for the lean and lanky man
The feshless and the grim
The pleasant light of merry JOY
May never rest on him =
The man whose ghostly shadow seems
A long and narrow line
Who eats and drinks, vet groweth nor
Like Pharaoh's evil kline
He stitch at the dinner-board,
Cadaverous and cold,
As was the yelled SHELTON
At Egypt's feast of old;
Yet woiketh well his lantern-jaw,
And fast his fingers fill, =
Your feshlcss ones are noted for
Their gastronomic skill.
He walketh in the market-place
Amidst the stirring throng-
A locomotive skeleton
The bony and the long.
Like some wire-moved anatomy
He passeth by alone
And men will pause, as if to hear
The clash of bone on bone
The lean may scoff at grosser men
IT'S Envy's self alone
They all would change their skeletons
For bodies over-grown.
Ay-rather than their forms so lean
And spectre-like and dry,
They'd welcome Falstaffss portly front,
Or Daniel Lambert's thigh.
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j I9a Isa Rssg,. |I..:s
q YsY oA1;%H 15RH,S}tg

Fer the removal and cure of ua,1et1 of OBJ
Stlndte and ambiguous diseases, to tcit
Chronic Diseases Of the Liver; as Jaun.
dice, and other hillary DISTRACTIONS
Chronic Rheumatism SyphiEs--D Diseases
of the Skin, Stomach, SchrophuIa-
Superficial and Deep Seated Ulcerations-
Mercurlat .4fections-a Renovator of ht
Vltiated Fuids Of the Body, especially thu
Blood, and, in fact, Regenerator Of Ema.
cidted and Broken Constitutions.
/BXHE reputation of this medicine is 50
N well established in various sections of coun.
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject.
CREDENTIALS.
The following opinion of DR.. Goldman, late Pro.
lessor OF Anatomy and Physiology in The Medical
College, New York, &c &c. carries with it de
served weight in regard to the superior effects o.
the .1'cGnttn, in ambiguous diseases.
-" My knowledge of the properties and operation
oil the " .7reanu'n IF DR.. Pheips," justify me in
saying that it is TAR superior to any dcpurative
syrup with which am acquainted In the most
obstinate and ambiguous Diseases it displays effects
peculiarly surprising. In those affections that re
sst the skill OF the ply sican such as rheumatism
syphils, scrotula, liberation, and diseases OF the
skin, &c. would recommend il AS worthy of great
confidence. JONI ID. GOODMAN, M. ID.
IN ladelpha, Nov. II, 1929"
For several years have been excessively dis
eased with hcrotnia. having extensive and deer
alterations each side Of my neck, which res ste,
the most popular medics! treatment in the city.
have Likewise been subject TO frequent attacks nj
epilepsy even often as every day Or two the I'll
lasting sometimes half an hour, leaving me in A dis
tressingly dcbilnacd condition. applied for nd
mission to the .hassachuSetts General Hos6iiol
where was received, and for three months sub.
mitedto the treatment of the attending nh, sicans
and was finally discharged AS incura6ie! | then
applied to DIR. PHELPs, who commenced course
ofdcpletion and the use of the AncAxuM. and amer
few months application Of these means, am en-.
trely free from every yestagc Of disease Whatever
These are truths beyond the power ofrefutalion.
Boston, Jan. SO, 1879. NlosEs FRENCH, Jr."
OF Numerous other evidences ofgreat RESPECT.
d6fHfy accompany The .Hedicine and will be siovn
on Application 10 JAMgs GREEN * Co, Apothcca.
r'es, Worcester, vho hare the article fer sale a,
wnoie'4fe ana fetdih eoly Dec 8