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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

OFcnburg, which was the scene of Us ravages inc last year, Is comprised between % and 55 der. north. By tlla latest acc0unlss It had anDearsd in Galicias Co Poland. 'nhere it will aaa fhe misery Of peslllence t0 tllut Of war. The precautions which have been taken 10 guard akainst its approach, in certain distFicis and towns, by acts of quarantine and nOn-in- terc0urse, have pr0vedunavaillng. ln tact. C appears very unlikely that contaglon ln . proper sense is the principal means by which it has been disseminated. On this point, h0wevef le same sort of fcOntFoveTsy seems to have iarn as in regard to the Gibraltar epidemic, one party maintaining its conta- giOus character, and another with equal per. tinacity denying it. The conclusion arrived at on the whole, seems to be nearly that 10 which the careful observation of Humboldt led him in regard to the yellow lever name
 ly, that .ik \ IS incapable of becoming epldem- ic by cOnfagiou, but that. when epidemic, It might be propagated from one individual to another through medium of contact. The de- gree of severity of the disease has been yaria-
 ble, but in the seveFest cases, the powers nave
 been entirely prostrate from the hrst, ana
 death has occurred within few hours. Ine
 proportion of fatal cases IS stated az two
 thirds. but does not seem to have been very
 accurately ascertained. Indeed, until within
 a few months, the statements in regard 70 me
 disease which have come before the PuDhc
 have been vague aud unsatisfactory nor was it until the attention of the Russian govern cment has been difected to the snbJec,. mat any considerable information as to its pecuiiar
 cliAracteristics appears to have been ellc'ted'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

N AaEt sFE@ 4..8te
 Extract from yhe Grafton of Hon. T. Q. Ad- ans, delivered at Quincy on the All July =
 This Constitutio1, rising fromsthe ashes of the first experimental and inbeciie Confader- acy, has now been in successful operation ur
 wards of forty years. Tt hassundergone, since it's first establishment. very few and comparatively speaking, unimportant altera1 tions. It has passed through the ordeal Of six successive administrations all is at this time in the hands of the seventh. If has stood the test of one formidable foreign war, facted by the conIllct of parties. but resulting iD no material change of the ConstifutioR < and none in the.a Administration itself; directing in any perceptibie degree the interest of tle nation. !twas originally the work ffhe par- ~ denomlnated Federal. in opposition to that party which adhered with fhe most tenacio,,s inAexibility to the unlimited soversiguty of inc sepafate States. The administrwtion ofl the general gORernEaent, however, has becn
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

I Paris, June 22.-The Messenger des Claanl-
 bres contains the following on the death Ol
 Marshal Diebitsch :-'sT The chagfin caused by the dismissal from the command, wlIieIsim-
 mediately preceded this event, joined to his ex- cessive indulgence of the use of intoxicating
 liquors, appears to have Occasi0ned the ap0s 'plexy. which destroyed him. MarshalsD Die
 bitsch Rartook of much of the character and
 manners of Gen. Butcher. He was rather
 more capable of combining plan of tactics; but. like Blucher had the complete manners of soldier, and an active spirit. He was a
 great eater, end had the deplorahle habit of drinking daily after dinners several bowls punch. in order, as he said, to pro mote diges- ton, and keep of the cholera morbns. His
 military operations in Poland were ali unfor-
 tllnafe. either from niscalcnlation or bad sex-s ecution. If is however but just to take into account the unforeseen difficulties ny which
 he was assailed in the first instance by the sudden thaw, and aiteFvartls by the various
 iusurreefions. which cut of his communica- ti0ns. Atsihe same time. thsvarted by the Russian Generals, who were his secret enc
 mics. and by fhe Grand Duke Michael. .
 Prince brave as any other soldier, hut incapa-a ble cf command except upon ade--seeingl an extensive condagrati0n in apart Ofthe en,-
 pire lighted by his own faults. or, at leasf. sex-
 cd by the failure of his attempts tO pass the Vistuia. his mind became distracted. A dis-
 position Co apoplnxy could not but be increas- ed by 90 many overwhelming cafess andsay
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
The Fin Session Of MRS P0R7ENS
Seminury FOR Noung lIaoies,
WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY THE l4rH OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT

WILL. COMMENCE ON MONDAY THE l4rH OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT
ENDUCATlON is viewed BY the Principals OF this
~ In,tituticn, as "thst which Incuicalcs c"rrec'
nr;noiples poslrs taste. regulates the temper, cult
Yates reason suhdues passions. directs me fee"hss,
bsbitu4cs to lecnn, trains to sell dcn'a, and cspe
cally that which refc,s all actions, feelings, Sen'i,
,nen,s tastes nd PASSIONS To the love and fear OF "d
The liberal patronage bestowed on this "s'lu'on'
has rrpcnrcd Tor it, the fist teachers in every branch
If scientific and ornamental education, whose constant
nm is 60 strengthen their experience, ny consulting
the various ), stem, of modern Improvement III tu.
rome aud America. The vigIlant care and pster'a'
watchluness of The ladies' who live together as one
houschpLl regulated ,hrough out with view to Vie
of their pupils, good health, and
prnrr,,y of conduct, and affords opportunities Tor III
culca,ing lessons in The numerous p"'ts or manners
and morals, which come into view only IN s''cn 90
mcs.ic situation, where maternal interest perVaoes all
IFS instructions.
Board, one hundred dollars per an"nm' OF - oo'A''
quarterly, payable in advance
Tuition according to the class in which thu pupil ranks
from IS to 10 dollars per quarter III advance se
French, Italian, and Spanish. each 20
use, Piano, Harp, and Guitar 20
Dancing, v,a,
Driving. Landscape. Flowers. Miniature and Velvet
Lectures On Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy
by Il. Hall well. =,
Each Young Lady must De proViueu wiz" oN"' -
ding; towels; table and tea spoon, and s'er '"'"-
bier. e,, LL
un,i,rm worn and black apron Of the same mate
rial; plain muslin handkerchief; Leather sh"es' and
coiored hose On Sunday similar dress wnh y, cape
of the same material, straw bonnet hheu WIZ uue
and crimson ribbon; coaks Of dark blue summer
dress of blue bingham during the week and o" SUNDAY
a white dress. blue belt, ana inc Sa'e "o"'e' WI" "
in winter with blue ribbon.
| REFER TO
Rev. r. Keith, Rev. VIM. Jackson Rev Z Mahn'
Jobn Rober.s, Thomas Fairfax, Thompson r. Mason
I swrence Lewis. Richard b. Mason, BERNARD iiooe'
~ r,.noye ~ Co r. Thompson, " IN.
Fowlr, Co. George Brent, Alexandrla' ID. e.
Gen VIM %. Uverton, Louisiana.
srs Gales & seaton, Washington, d. q.
temple Mason, Temple Hail. Loudou" Cy. va
| John Washinst ton, Mount Vernon.
Henry Turner, wheatisnd Jefferson Cy. va.
Hon. Daniel Webster, Massachusetts.
Gen John Mason, Georgetown
fAexsndris, corner of Duke and Washington SIS y
aug 4-9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Extract of a letter dated liverpool, June 81.
Bonded Flour is in good demand to-day, at
24s cd. for Orleans, to 26s. for Philadelphia
and New York. We have no change in Cotton.
Erirod Of a letter dated Lirerpool, June IS.
Oar Cotton market continues very much de-
pressed. and good portion of the late heavy
import has been brought in the market, which,
ever, meets with !anguid sale. consider
able quantity of the recent arrivals being OF III
ferior descriptions. those kinds are fully lower
than they were ten days since. The transactions,
the last few days, have been 1900 to 1000 bales
daily.
Bonded Flour is not in so good demand to-day,
but prices are without change. Free Flour con-
tinues extremely dull at SIS Cd s4s. 'rhe wea,
tier is still far and appearances are very tavora'
bic for an early harvest, which will, no doubt,
have the effect Of raising duty on foreign Grain.
The duty on Flour is now Is, 24d. and on In
dian Corn it has advanced to S. I'D. Some
prime New York Western Wheat has been sold
at Is Cd per 20 lbs. in bond.
Extract of letter, dated LireypooL J,ne s5.
Free Flour continues excessively dull, and
bonded has declined Cd Is per Dbl Phladel'
pia will not bring over a5s Cd. The duty on
Indian Corn is now Is. 1Od. per quarter.
The Cotton Market is still very heavy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
WINCHESTER. (VA.l August 4

\
Most Melancholy Euea.-At the moment of
putting our paper to press we are informed OF the
death, by apoplexy, Of the talented, the high
minded. the generous ALFRED H. POWELL
The shock comes upon US like a thunderbolt. and
we can scarcely compose our feelings, while we
record the event. fle was engaged IN arguing a
cause before the county court, and had spoken
but 10 or Is minutes, when after having read a
passage from law authority before him, he laid
down the book, staggered back into chair, and
extended his arm, saying. "My friends, bleed
me!' These were the last words he spoke. -
Medical aid was almost instantly afforded, and
every means employed to restore him. bat in
vain. The attack came on at quarter before Q
o'clock, and he breathed his last at half past 8.
Never has more melancholy event occurred in
our town. The countenances of our citizens are
covered with gloom; business is.in great degre
suspended, and all look with wonder and awe
upon this most sudden and heartrending dispcn
sation of Divine Providence. Mr.. Powell was
about so years of age. was in excellent health.
and was on Monday last elected to the HousSpf
Delegates, having retained his seat on the bench
throughout that day.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, tho
at what hour has not been determined on. H.
deed, such is the deep sensib'fity pcrvading all
ranks and classes, that every thing is in conIu-
sion. We can only announce the following as
agreed on: that the common council will meet at
9 in the forenoon. and the court and bar at T.
Nj. when suitable resolutions will be adopted
The court will adjourn until the next in course.
Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
I.anA Sale
MOI Mt ROCK Y.

H.N-fS NJ y Q N I N . Y n
49, Farm Of first rate soil, OF the rcd and grey
sT%h Slate Rock, situated and binding on the lands
LszSsss Of Mr. Stephen Daniel, Mrs Brown, and Mr..
c. G., Stewart. in Fairfax County, the Little Nj.
yer Turnpike Road, about 20 miles from Aexandria,-
will be offered at public auction to the highest bidder,
the premises, on the 2Oh day Of augsss. 1881, at
IL o'clock Of that day. on very liberal terms Of payn cnt
a portion Of the purchase money being required in
hand executing tile. TO which there can be no ex-
cepton [rhe terms viii be made more explanatory at
the t.me of sale 1he FARM is abundanty watcred,
ID good improvements be effected with great IA
cil,ies The Buildings comfortable and of wood.
Mr. G.. &. Stewart, Hr. Burnett. the tenant will Ell.
Their Of them give any information and shew the farm
10 any person DESTROYS TO inspect it, which would ba
more satisfactory than any other mode of description
GEORGE w. HUNTER,
Trustee for George Lee Turberville.
a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Messrs. Powell, Wood, and Bryce, have been
elected to the House of Delegates from Freder-
lex. For Congress, Mason received $50 votes,
Allen e5l. Mason. therefore, goes to Shenan-
doah and Page with majority Of COS. Allen
will, however, we think, be reelected.
In consequence of the unexpected and mcIan-
choly death of Mr.. POWELL, Delegate will have
to be appointed in his place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06

FLouR.-The wagon price of Flour, the last
two days, has been SIS 10 a 5 124. Occasion
ally fraction more has been paid. Yesterday,
500 TO 400 bis. Potomac Flour fresh inspected,
sold on the wharf at GO; sales Of new wheat
King Street Flour have been made at 5 l6 IS,
bat it is generally held higher. and not much yet
in market: fresh ground -four, manufactured from
red wheat, could be purchased at S laa. adquar-
ter flour, subject to re-inspectiQp. is held at IS,
re-inection at the risk of the seller; rs at the
risk of the purchaser, or when priced in store.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
DIED,

Yesterday, at o'clock, A. NJ. JULIA ANN
STEEL, widow of the late Jonathan II. Steel, and
daughter of Leonard and Sally Adams, in the
Goth year of her aye: Her friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend her fune-
raj This Afternoon, at O'Clock, at her late re-
sidence on Royal street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
ALEXANDRIA. DC.
SaTuRDaY MORNING. AUG usr 6, 1875,

Our readers have no doubt often read in the
different periodicals, the poetical effiusions Of
Montgarnier," writer whose productions are
distinguished for merit of a high order. The
author intends to publish volume of his poems,
and is now in town, and will call upon our cit
liens for their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
Notice.

Notice.
The new Line of Mail Sta
VNn2-Ages from Alexandra. ID. c. to
fE1f6sasfH Winchester, Va. via Leesburg,
SE.ss.kaAAA@A4kAS n kersvle and Yattietown, u
now running, and leaves A Newton's Franklin House
at II o'clock, A. NJ on every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
THOMAS s. BLACKBURN,
Agent for Stockton q Stokes.
aug -dtlstOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
BALTIMORE MARKET-Aue. S.

F2ow-The receipts during the last week, as
will be seen by the Inspection below. have been
very limited The wagon price in Howard street
is SIS 25. We notice sales from stores at 5 81 !,
and in some instances so have been obtained.
In City Mills we have heard of no transactions
holders ask for standard 5 95; and for extra
S so. Nothing doing in Susquehanna.
Grail-The supplies Of all descriptions are
unusually small Wheat-We are advised Of
the sales Of several parcels Of family flour wheat
at 90. Sales of whitc wheat have been made
this week at 10 a go, as in quality; sales OF
red do % Os. Corn-We notice sales of
white at 6S Csc. and yellow CT 60 a Csc. Rye
We note sales at 60 &c. Oats-Sales of
new at 2jae8c.: do. of old 80 a Sic. Corn
Meal sac--3 So a so cash. hron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book Auction.

IN Monday evening, the 9th instant, At early can.
80 delight, to close consignment just received,
will be sold at Whites Auction Rooms, collection Of
new ond valuable
BOOKS,
Ord, red for sale W hout reserve They will be rea-
dy for examination on Monday morning, 10 O'Clock.
aug 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
-. F\aNseeA Oil y Sugar.
p CASKS old .lans, ed Oil, said TO be pure aud good
y hills West mdis Sugar
aug 6-eoSt j. SHlLiAbth
Notice.

VylIOSE persons who carri,d the shovels belonging
to the Canal Company on the An ct July last VIII
please return them 10 the Canal Office this day.
,,I, &c .hnye aug --1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
SHIP NEWS.
POST Of BLEX4ADRL4. On. G

ARRIVED. AUGUST 5,
Schr. Commodore Rodgers, Scott, Canal; Hour
20 John c. Vowel and others.
Schr. Plough Boy, Baxter, Nanjemoy; wheat
- Gen. Brown, Nanjemoy; tobacco.
- Captain, Chesley, Port Tobacco; slaves
SAILED,
Schr. Frlend-to Peace, Fendall, Charleston.
Steamboat Potomac. HubbaIl. Norfolk.
600
Sloop Friendship, Summers, hence at Phlladel'
phia 4th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
For Rent,

EsuA A comfortable BKlCk DIV Ell
E&YTASI.ING house with store in front, corner
NsAK of Duke and Patrick streets, Also. 3
&$k handsome and convenient brick dwelling
mousse On Henry between King and Prince streets. ~
may IL wa 80 NS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
PNeasure Trip

ICuS UTO 4 ~
To Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, 8. Cape Henry.
-;, The Steamboat COLUMBIA,
A. Captain James Mitchell, will leave
fElss&st2. the District Of Columbia on the A.
H33nSsSlAsfi5 ternoon of Monday, the 9th Of Aug.
u,t, for the places above mentioned; starting from
Shoots wharf Georgetown, at O'clock. Lambelps
wharf, Washington, at O'Clock. and ThompsonS
wharf, Aiexsudris at 7 O'Clock. Returning. she viii
leave Norfolk on the afternoon of Wednesday the 10th.
touch Old Point and arrive at Washington on Thur
day.
She will stop the different landings on the Pot0p
mac, both going and returning, 10 receive and land
passengers .
Band Of Music and dancing Music will be provid.
ed Passage and mexs Cor the whole trip, s.
Stockholders tickets will not be taken on this trip.
aug DID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
Horses wanted.

G. IL wish to purchase from i've
IA ,NSnss' TO six MARES, suitable for the sad
1ST $1@Sext die or harness, from Is to l63 handle
" x.Ss.y.SA high, not less than four, nor more
ih.n SIX ears old. Apply to
THOMAS 8. BLACKBURN,
aus 4-eo3t At the Franklin House
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
district Of Columbia,

County Of Alerandr'a, Set
jUSAA K u T. l. mas spilled to the Honora.
4 BILE wt;iiain Cranch. Chief Judge OF the United
States Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia to he
discharged rom imprisonment, under tie Actor ;"e
relief of nsoyen DEBTORS witb,a the District OF Co.
lumbia, on T U t. S AY, tile 9Th instant, at nine
O'Clock, A ". at the Court House IN ALEXANDRIA
when and where his creditors ave required to attend
sur 5-St ED. |. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06


100 Prizes of 1000 DoAarM
Virginia Stale Lottery,
F,s ,bs Benedt ofihe Dismal Stump Canal Company.
Class No IS for 1881,
win be drawn Friday, August
ee NUuBERS- DRAIFN BdLLOIS.
brilliant Scheme:
| Prize Of 100000 lprize OF Si'ooo
prize of 10000 100 do OF l'ooo
do of 5000 etc. etc. etc.
Tickets slO halves 90, quar,ers,2 So egh'hsl o.
TO be had in a variety of Numbers al
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Esehunge office
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery
Extra Glass No 81, for 1871
II e. 9 20 10 s6 S SO s7 "a
100 Prizss of 1000 Dollars"
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Benefit cfthe Dismal Swamp Canal company
Glass No. IS for 1881.
will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, Aug
&C Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
! Prize of $4,000 Prize Of SS 5000
din Of 10000 100 do OF l,ooo
do of 5000 &c. &c: &C. o..
Tickets $40, halves S, Quarters2 'oi E'S"'n'i ~''
10 De ""' J. RUMNEY's OFFICE,
King Street, opposite the Franklin House . holeH
100 Prizes of 1000 DOllars1
VIRGINIA State Lottery,
F., n. B.nea. es Dismal S,sng Canal !, c"%paay
fS VIII be !eh"G%paa S 81 tyd sySLMS9s
o0 HIGHEST CAPITALS:
| Prize of $4,000 H., fr ~ Of o1'o ooO
do of 10000 loo uo oi i'ooo
Jo If 5000 &c. &c. &c
oo 20. halves S; quarters so; eighths IS
irchs.S ~ variety numbers at the Office OF
J. UORSE,
letter, and Erehangt Broker -4'e1""a''o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods auction.

'EHs evening, at early candle light, will be sold a.
Il my auction rooms. several invoices of seasonsbls
DRY GOODS,
for sale without limits, such as
Pink. blue and buff ginghams
Batiisee, Grape and gauze scarfs
Silk hkdfs. ribbands
Pins. needles, suspenders
White cotton hose
Blown half do
silk stripe jesn., yellow nsnkeens
Shoe thread (best English)
Small lot len boards
Ready made clothes
With gilt mantel and pier glasses, watches and lew.
elry OF various descriptions. aug6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

Fire insurance Stock
AT AUCTION.
IN Saturday next, the 9th instant, ct ~ o'clock,
~ will be sold at the reading room,
90 Shares Fire Insurance Stock.
Bv orler of lie Trustee. aug I'D
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13
Medical School IN Boston.


HNHE Medical Lectures of Harvard Unver-
u sIty, delivered in Boston, will be commence
cd IN the Autumn. at the usual period, viz, on
fhe th'rd Wednesday in October. They will be
continued four months
ms extension in the term of the Lectures
has been thought necessary to afford time for
such course of instruction and demonstr alton,
as IS deemed by the Faculty to be requisite,
under the advantages which have recently ac-
crned to the School,
The Legislature of Massachusetts, with an
enlightened liberality, which does honor to our
age and country, have extended the protection
81. ~ law TO the cultivation of Anatomy within
ln .m commonwealth. The advantages which
wiz hence result to students resorting to this
school Will be sufficiently obvious 1t will be
tne ann oil the Professors to carry into effect
the intentions of the Legislature, in such a
manner as to evince at the same time their re-.
sPect Tor the rights of humanity, and their in.
terest in the promotion of the healing art
The opportunities for practical instruction
at the massachusetts, General Hospital continue
undminished.
The Course of Lectures will be.
On Anatomy and Surgery, by DR.. WARREN.
Chemistry, by DR.. WEBSTER,
=" Materia Medca, by DIR. BIGELow,
Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence. bv
DR.. CLAIMING,
Theory and Practice of Physc and on Gin
ical Medicine, by DR. JACKSON.
WALTER CLAIMING,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Boston, july G
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13
TO BE LET.
Worcester, June Is.
J. L. C(0rk'S Ecch0n ge.

ENHE public are respectfully informed,
H. that the above establishment has re-
Gently gone into operation frequently expe.
riencing the many inconvenience that stran-
gers are in many instances subjected to in
transacting their business at this place, often
in want of the convenience OF writing appar-
atus and the means of ascertaining the differ
ent locations, &c, which they may be in pur-
suit of about the city and its vicinity, l have
taken the liberty to give the public general
invitation to consider themselves at home with
me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most of the
New England and the principal southern and
western and fair assortment of foreign pa.
Pers, are conveniently arranged for the accom-
mediation of the public Amy negotiations, or
any business that may fall in the line ola Stock
and Exchange Broker, will be attended to with
facility and despatch. Any commission with
which my friends may favor me, will be com
piled with to the full letter of their instructions
Please call on j. l.. CLARK,
April 81. Am 1853 Broadway, NFw York.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13
NeWtOn's Cathartic Pills.

a N excellent and convenient family Ply
"A sic, is thorough yet very mild in its opera
ton, is consequently an excellent Cathartic for
weak constitutions and persons in a debilitat-
ed state, and in all common cases where a
cathartic is necessary is equal to any in USE
These medicines are prepared with great care
from the best materials, and warranted good
Price 25 cents.
u For sale by JAMES GREEN g. CO.,
Worcester; Geo. w Kimball, West Boylston ;
Otis West, Sterling; Geo. H. Hills 81 Co. and
H. Allen, Leominster J. Lathrop, Westboro
and VIM. C. Simpson " Co, wholesale agents,
Nos. 3 and South side Faneuil Hail. Boston.
May 10. eow3m q.