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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Yuung lAaAies' Seminary

VNNHE subscriber informs the friends of his Schoo
L that it will hereafter be continued in much more
comuodous and airy in the second story of the
same buildi"g-Brooke odge' on St Asaph street
In addition to the English branches usual, taught in
the best Female Seminaries. the young ladies' will
have the opportunity being instructed in the Greek
latin and French languages.
Mons Roux, vel known distinguished French
Teacher, is now engaged to give instruction in that
language.
The experience of many years conyinces the subscri
Der Of the great advantage resulting from frequent en-
aminauons; he is therefore not only wiling, but desr-
ous that the compe, ent judges should witness
lie respectfully invites the patrons and friends of the
| institution to visit it al am time
Teachers may ne employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting, &c. Board may be had on reasonable terms,
in of the respectable families in this city
Cards may be obtaned by application to the sub cri
Der, specifying his terms WI U. JONES.
| Aiexandris, mar lO-3n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
For sale,
,esss. n 1RACT OF LIND

For sale,
sesS. Il 1RACT OF LIND
3;asSS on the Falls Church Rosd. within mile Of
wv the Cotton Factory, containing 2374 acres;
sscssx which will be sold in lots If desirable. so,
An undivided part Of the TRACT OF LAND
between Shooters Hill and the Leesburg Road, con.
tanning Al acres, present leased to VIM N. Mills for
IS dollars per annum Also,
A LOT OF GROUND, containing ST acres,
binding the line Of he CorporatoR, and adj
joining the lot owned and occupied BY Col Peyton.-
Also,
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Town Of
Alexandria, bounded by Pendleton. Henry. Wythe,
and Fayctte streets Also,
A HALF ACRE on West and Cameron
streets.
The above property viii be sodlow, on application
to wM. ID MUTT.
feb l9-d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Jewelry, Cutlery, &c.

Culver and gilt watches, fine gold breast pins
= Gilt seals, earrings, gold plated finger rings
Watch guards, Buttons
Cards knives, pocket and box do
Anderson's po!islted scissors
Double and single barrel percussion pistols
With variety of other articles just received and for
sale by GEO. WHITE, suct.
arI5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
GiOO Newark.

VE,HE above reward will be given for experimenting
4 and securing in Jail 50 that get them again, tw'
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property of Henr
S. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
Henry is mustto man, low, but well Quilt; has his
left eye injured, and is about 80 years old He was
hired last year to Capt Tucker, on the Potomac.
Jerry is very black man, good ssiior, about IS
years Of age, and hired t. Capt. J, jenkins,
board the steamboat Fredel icksburg They were
both in Alexandria last week, and Henry had pass
from Capt. Tucker.
will give the above reward Tor their apprehension,
iftaken 50 miles from ny house, half that SUN if Ia
kenn Charles County, and all reasonable charges paid
HUGH COX
ian tS-eotf Charles County, Nd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
New & Valuable Books,

lust received on sale by wM. N. MORRISON
% Among which are
Life of Bishop Heber, by his widow, in vols
Bishop Ravenscrosts works, 9 vols
Lowth's Lectures Hebrew Poetry, "a new edi-
ton, witty notes
Elemen s of Mental & Moral Science, by Geo Payne
Parish's Bible Gazetteer
Butterw orth's Concordance, Minister'S Companion
DIR. Pavson's Sermons, Dr. Payson's Memoirs
The Life and Times of the Rev Richard Baxter
Bsxter's Call, The Young Preachers Manual
Wnb,rforce's View of Christianity
Douglass on Society
Henry's COMMUNICATE Companion
Observations upon the peioponessus and Greek Isl
antis in 1929. by X Anderson
LIST volume Library of Education Modern Traveller
Two elegant copis, of Josephus' works :.
Also, a handsome assortment of Common Prayer
Books, sc. All of the above books will DC sold low.
mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
For BOSTON
For HNstoM.

OK bNcSoh'
y ri. fast sailing schooaer FORNA4,
~ c,pt Prlciysi, viii sui in few dsys-ior
30 =, Usage apply TO the Captain on board, OF TO
Sa " A. C. CAZENoNE u Co.
F,y'e. haIng from schooner f0r"AN'
N hhls y Z. Rum
80 bis. No. ; HscSeIel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31

Sugar. Molasses, &c.
or HRDS N. O sugar
80 - - s ss.. te''s' N o. mo'asses
Is hhds West INDIA do
5 pipes French brandy
puncheops Jamaica spirits
chests young Tyson tea
half chests imperial do
5000 lbs. refined sugar
70 boxes oranges
As drums figs
20O0 bushels Turks Island }
1900 100 ,,s & ground s''" Salt
Together with general assortment of GROCERIES,
for sale by COHAGAN 4 WHIfrLE.
mar IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31

Nhiskey, sugar

Nhiskey, Sugar 4 Mackerel.
l ~ IS b Shs' Baltimore whistey
hlids New Orleans sugar
81 barrels No. mackerel
Just received and for sale by
mar IA CHAMBERLAIN & HARRIS.
Kerr 8 FitZhugh
Hare Just receiued, and offer for sale.
0st HhDS. N o and st. Croix sugar
90 so hhds and terces W I, aud N. o. molasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
so bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
so packages Teas--gunpewder, imperial, Y. II.
and pouchong teas, Of the latest importa'ions
pipes brandy
3 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
$500 gals old whiskey, Sd, 4th, and 9Th proof
SO boxes and half boxes bunch raisins
Is drums fresh figs
10 boxes oranges snd lemons
100 resms straw anu rag paper
ton shot, assorted
SO kegs nails superior quality, 2d to I'D
IL boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with a W.. y selected assortment of
GROCERIES for family use.
mar -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31

For bale,
0RBAGS fine green Rio coffee
eDU 800 Spanish calf skins
2250 lbs old lead
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
40 bbis nett behring's, in fine order particular
10 do shad, put up with salt petre " for fam.
Apply to 20 NJ MILLER q SON.
mar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
David Martin

David MaYtin
ssAS Just received and offers for sale the following
b 4 beautiful Animals viz:
The Keepsake for 1851, with IL engravinSs
The Amulet for 1851, with ii do +
The Literary Souvenir for 1851, with Il do
.3!So
Part 81 Of the History and Topography OF the Unit
ed States, by John Howard Hinton
Vols 5,h, 9th, aud 9TH of Divnes OF the Church OF
ESgiand
Vols. eth and 5h of the Modern Traveller, compris-
ing history of Brazil and Buenos Ayres.
mar 2S--dSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Dyeing ANA sc urinS,
p. / SAI.YETAT

50 ESPECTFU;jY ,nfrrin ns friends and former
customers, aud Tn. public generally, that he cCn.
tinees his
Dysing and Securing Establishment,
at the old stand Royal street where he al All times
prepared to execute orders in bis line with punctu
atty and despatch.
MEnISo SHAwLs and LACE Wells neatly
clesnsed and coiureG at the shortest notice.
mar 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Ia the House of Representatives.,

Among the Memorials presented this day, Mr..
j. = Barbour, of Virginia, presented one from
the Legislature Of Virginia in relation tn claims
Tor revolutionary services; and moved ITS refer
ence to a Select Committee. Such reference.
he Contended, being filter. the magnitude ut the
principle involved beng considered. than re-
ference to the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims.
Mr., Condct OF New Jersey, opposed the re-
ference to Select Committee. He was OF OPP
nlon that it would be all unnecessary prodisali-
" of legislative machinery to create Select Com
mIlttes on every case of the nature OF that en-
b'dced IN the memorial Just presented.
Mr.. D,ddrIdge, of Va. gave Il brief history OF
the claims which were on the subject OF the me
21yal. and stated it as his firm opinion, that
Committee, to report without ,mpartiaity. on
the question involved IN the memorial, would have
- 90 deep iato the history Of the Confederation,
a. well As that of the Funding System: and H.
tl'r would have to study well the peculIarities
o. Congressional legislation on revolutionary
GAINS
Mr., Barbour was in favor of a Select CON nit
tee. because he thought the claims IN question de-
served especial attention, aud that such attention.
could not be bestowed upon them by any stand
ing committee of the House.
Mr., Condict thought that the pressure of bu-
sness upon the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims was not such as to preclude them from
Giving to the memorial the closest attention its
subject merited.
Mr.. Muhlenberg, of Pennsylvania, said that
he would merely remark that there were already
more than 50 claims referred to the Committee on
Revolutionary Claims. and he left the gentle
man who spoke last to draw his own conclusions
tom that fact.
Mr.. Chnn. of Virginia, thought that, since the
memorial involved question of right between a
State and the United States, it ought to receive
every attention which its character deserved. He
was inexperienced IN the business Of legislation,
aud did not know whether a standing or select
committee would be the better; but he was clear
ly OF opinion that the memorial ought to be re-
TERED to committee that would have time ma
'nrely to consider the subject, and he would leave
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
VO Rent.
A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP.

,,.t e most elgbiy situated in t.e country, sbou,
ssS.. four miles from alexandria. It is located at
the intersection of two public roads. and, il,
good hands, would command the entire custom of All
extensive neighborhood.
There two ire.plsces in it, with bellows to EACH
and the necessary tools for carrying the shop; there
is also comfortable Dwelling house. and large l.
used a, gardens all which will he let for one or moro
years, easy terms, to goud tenant 1t is excel
lent stand, too for wheewrght shop, for which there
is roou we'll calcu aied connected with the smith.
shop. pretty good country negro Smith can also
be hired with the premises.
Apply TO the st.b,criber who wishes TO employ Ma
mayer On his Farm for the ensuing eur, and will give
good W .ges to whu satisfactorily -ecom
mended. X. c. MASON.
dec 2l-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. 81. 1871

In the House of Representatives, on Monday,
Mr.. Doddridge, from the Committee on the Dis
tnct of Columbia, to which had been referred the
petitions of certain citizens Of the State of Penn
sylvania, presented the following report and re-
solution, in part:
| Considering that the District Of Columbia is
composed of cessions of territory made to the u.
States by the States of Virginia and Maryland,
in both Of which States the evil Of slavery exists,
and the territories Of which surround the Dis
trct, your Committee are of opinion that, until
the wisdom of the State Governments shall have
devised some practicable means for Graduating
or diminishing the evil Of slavery. of which the
memoriaists complain, it would be unwise and
impoitic, if not unjust to the adjoining States,
for Congress to interfere in subject Ut such
delicacy and importance as is TIE relation be-
twixt master and slave.
| IT, under any circumstances, such an inter.
ference on the part of Congress could be justified,
your Committee are satisfied that the present is
an inauspicious moment for its consideration.
! Impressed with these views, your Committee
offer for the consideration OF the House the fol-
loving resolution:
Re- lied, That that the Committee on the
! District of Columbia he discharged from the
further consideration of so much Of the prayer oil
sundry memorials of citizens OF the State oil
Pennsylvania. to them referred, asking the pas
sage of such law Or laws AS may be necessary for
the abolition of slavery and the slave trade with
! in the said district, or relates to the first oil
those objects, the abolition Of slavery within the
said District.
The report ard resolution were agreed to.
Mr. Mercer presented memorial from the
President and Directors Of the Chesapeake ant
Ohio Canal Company, praying for an extension
Of their Charter so as to be enabled to proceed
with the construction of the western section o
the Canal, and also for further aid in the pro
grrss of that undertaking.
1t was referred to the appropriate committee
Mr.. Doddrdge presented memorial from
the Potomac Bridge Company, praying that the
law Of last Congress on that subject may be
amended. and for assistance i'll the re-construc'
ton of the bridge
Mr.. Chambers presented the petition of TIT
trustees Of Columbia College of the District q
Columbia. praying for aid from Congress: refer
red to the Committee on the District Of Colum
bia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
NutiCo.

TU>HE extreme inclemency Of the weather has deter
i mined the trustees of the Poor to establish the
SOUR HOUSE. Donations Of money, wood, or ma
terias that used for soup, will be thankfully
ceved.
Soup will be delivered to the poor this day at II
O'Clock.
N. b. Any person having Ten Plate stove to sell
or hire. will please call upon the Trustees.
dec 2t--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Nutiee
. 9J,rondria Canal COD,pani.

Office ofthe Alerandfia Canal Company
NToTtCE IS hereb, given to such s'ockhoilers as
Y have not vet paid the instruments called Tor oy
This Comnauy that JOHN 81 GREASE is duly All
n S orssd to coi,ec, and receipt for the same.
B, order Of the Board. HUH ohi! ~
lo,S.otf President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
utice

IINiE Presd mt and Directors Of the Washington Ca.
l. nal Company hereb, give notice. that Genera!
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the said Company will
be held ut the City Hall the City of Washington.
the 10Th day of January, 1852, at IL o'clock for the
election Of President and Directors for the ensu-
ing years for which purpose the poll will remain open
until O'Clock, y NJ. AMI no longer
BY order Qflhe President and Directors:
JAS. ADAMS,
Clerk Washington Cana. Company.
40
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
NJ A RR lie ID.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst. by the Rev. ]. E.
Weeues. MosEAu LEMoINE, Esq. Of Lancaster
County, Va to Miss FRANCES d. daughter OF
DoppR1poE P. CHICHESTER, Esq. Mount Wei
lington, Fairfax County. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
SWAN CREEK POINT,

and as cool for Sh,d many others on the POTOMAC
tbcu, $40 worth If herring work in new shad seine
OF stsrsson will make all complete for two or three
seasons to come. Application To be Eiade to The SUBJ
scribCr IN person. H. " hh' IVY
Halton's Hills, ncsrriscatsway, Mary laid.
L -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
names 5. GuMneN, N. II
WHIST,

n EspECrFULLYi informs the citizens and visitors
I, of Alexandra tina, he may be consulted at -Hr
u. Clsget,'s Hotel on tic Hrst and third WEDNESDAY
in every month, from 9 o'cock N until 2r.n
AIlIetters sidressed to DIR q at his Once bet~ee"
Il. 1rn;,ad st.t.s, Rank and the Presidents House,
wsh;ngtop CITY, or left at Jr CL,geffs Hotel. Alex
an !ria, will be punc,ualIy attendedto
ianl;-eNtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees Sale

TNDER the authority Of deed If trust, executed
u on the 2sth day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances +. Lewis his wife. and recorded in the
CLERKS Office OF Prince William County Court, will
SELL by pubic auction at Bfen sgilIe on the first Non.
day. in January that being Court day for ready money,
= mnet, of q
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereon
John Lewis nov resides. which conveyed BY said
Lewis and wife to the sub. criber Trustee secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of will be conveyed the purchaser;t is belev-
ed to be unquestioEsble.
Oct Its ROBERT BAILY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Nank VI Alexandria.

DEC6NnUeT IT., IoOT.
,alHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF I'M, IN
stitution, Tor the election OF ten Directors VIII be
held at their Banking House tile trird Monday lihe
18TH Of January next
dec lo-egtE J. l.. MCh6NNA LASH {.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
rcoMMUNIcArED.i

Ireccved, few days since, an anonymous
note, incosing five dollars. with these words:
agree with Noses as respects the soup house,
The note, conjecture. was from lady, among
whose many virtues, beneyoIence, know, Is not
the greatest. g. S. II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
"A faYN to re I.

WISH to rem, out. for tn ensuing year. Farm IT
4 81 Acres, with small house thereon, lying be-
tween Mount Eagle and the Great Hunting Creek; be-
ing the same recently occupied by g. orge Cooke, de-
cease:. GEo JIhNSoN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

By reference to our abstract of the proceed
ings of Congress in another column, it will be
seen that Mr.. Lowry has been reelected Secre-
tary of the Senate Mountioy Bailey has been
reelected Sergeant-at-Arms and DoorkeePer;
and after six ballots, Mr.. ShackIord was elected
Assistant Dnnrkeeper. On the second ballot the
Rev. Mr. Duybin was elected Chaplain. The
officers uf the Senate are. therefore, all appointed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

The Wsathsr.-On Tuesday morning the Their
mometer stood at lso; clear and calm at the
time. Nj.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
"a A,MerN f0f Asent.

rSNuE subscriber will rent, to go"d tenant and h,h
4 erpan for one or mure seasons, with all the nix
lures f st season. that we'll known and superior Her
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

BY notice in Pouson's American it seems
that Mr.. Clayton has not resigned his seat In the
Senate. Who first started the report!
Per conira--Thc Wilmington (Del. Adver
tser Of Thursday mentions that the Hon. John
Nj. Clayton has resigned his seat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Hand fOr sale,

TU.iE subscriber wshnglu to the estern Coun.
try, Offers for sale that well known and desirable
little
49,. FARM called GAHAGEN'S POINT.
eySS3aS situated at the mouth Of Rozier's Greek, on
"Trs the Potomac River, in the County Of West
.EAna.morelaad, This Farm consists Of about
goo If fertile soil (he brleyes) any Of ito
SIZE in the county, and he feels hesitation in a.sert-
ing that it combines many advantages any the
Potomac River From its peninsular FORM 1t 10 encos
ed by less than mile Of fence. having outlet for
stock to extensive swamp range, (the benefits VI
which are very great; and binding the River and
Creek, with fine harbor in 'front.' it affords the great.
est facilities to market, and presents in prufuse abpn-
dance, all the Iuxu!ies of The water. The improve.
ments consis: of
AxzA a DWELLING HOUSE in toIera.
MEs. W. bly, good order 50 teet by 20 in SIZE, con.
Est4i venienly partitioned; Granaries and Sta.
Sles bies ia complete order; the necessary out.
Houses, Store or Warehouse on the beach or river
shore, and Tide Nil, which, though not very profit.
abb At prese mt might probably be msde so, and which
is even nov certainly of much convenience. To Sea-
faring man, such home would be truly desirsble.
p. rsons wishing 10 purchase, referred 10 Mr..
GEORGE WHITE. Of Alexandra, or to the subscri.
Der, the premises. ii. A. HARVEY.
nov 24-eo1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
Wanted 10 Hire,

ID Y the month year. Two Servants one Cook and
l , one House Servant for small family. Ihey
must come well recommended for sobrety, honesty
and capabity To such extrs wages viii De gwen
Inquire at this Office.
dec l7-eo3is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

The Cholera Says the New York Postis COM
hitting fearful ravages in Europe. All Egyptis
infected with the epidemic, which is said to be
far more fatal than the plague had ever proved.
AT Cairo the daily deaths from Cholera are said
to be between six and eight hundred. The Sar-
dinian and Austrian Vice Consuls in that city
were among the victims. The Spanish Consul
WIN took the dis case at Alex; ndra. had also died.
The Gazette de France, on the authority Of let
tiers from Marseilles, gives frightfu picture Of
the state of Egypt. The deaths from cholera in
Cairo, from the 18th of August to the 1st Of Sep
tember. are stated at 5000. "rhe Harem of
the Vice Roy had been attacked by it. lbrah'm
Pacha was gone to Upper Egypt The Vice Roy
was on boord of Il man Of war at AleHandpa'
where the disorder broke out on the 2Olh OF Au.
gust"
In Vienna the Cholera is SAID t" be abatins;and
that there were but forty seevn sickwt 1t al the
latest dates. The whole number of cases is sta
ted TO have been 1909, of which SOS recovered
In the suburb there had been 1851 cases OF which
5S5 recovered The rest proved fatal. Letters
from Berlin Of the ED Oct. give 90 as the mum
Der of new cases of Cholera for that day, and Is
as the number of deaths. In Newcastle, Eng
land. a violent case of Cholera Morbus, which &C.
casioued death in 90 hours, had occurred and
gave rise to great alarm. 1t was pronounced BY
the Physicians however not to have been import,
ed. Meetings had be"h held in various places
in England aad Ireland to adopt precautionary
measures against the introduction Of cholera from
abroad Several violent cases of the cholera
morbus had taken place at Leek in S'aifordshire,
but the disease did not appear TO be contagious,
and in no instance proved fatal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-29

Medical Communication.

the intemperance and luxury Of the age hast
"A enng the ravages of scorbutic complaints, and
dering the blood more impure; and thousands have
destroyed ther constitution by negecting to apply the
proper remedies-to such Swaim's Panacea must be.
and has been more than doubly valuable, as q certain
and eectuai means Of restoring them to perfect health
and vigor. Few families wholly exempt from scor.
butte affections, which exhibit various symptoms, as
eruptions, alterations debility, loss Of appetite. and
detection, all arising from impure blood, and which, if
not properly attended to- certain to produce the
creates, injury to the constitution is well estab
shed fact, that impure scrofulous faint Of The
blood will remain in the system Tor years, nay, for
generations, invading the nobest organs of the human
frame. Swaims Panacea is recommended at this sea-
Of the year, valuable restorer of the system,
thereby nvgorating the constitutions, and enabling
to bear the debtating effects of the summer
1t is by its great purifying qualities that so many dis
cured BY its use Indeed publication Of the
blood is the grasd secret Of curing most of the dseas
es to which are subject. fact only recently es
tabished by the general and successful of Swams
Psnacea The effect Of this .dcine is such as not
to interrupt either business or pleasure, and requires
only the common straint Of moderation in diet fis
conveyed by the circulating hud- and corrects their
tendencies to all those diseases which originate in vi
tated blood, diseased liver, deprayed appetite, pre-
disposition to affection OF the lungs, nc. No. one hoW
is advised 10 it, rtkout first fully convincing
himself Of the truth Of wh0t IS here stated.