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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
from The Petersgurg InteKircnce1.

COIfWrSlCATED.
IBsticcd few days ago. that the Editors of tho
Richmond papers were much surprised at the def
cheney of about p 900 bbls Of Flour in their inspec
ton for the quarter ending September, 1881, compa-
rouyely with the quarter ending September
3O,lS3O; and gave il as their opinion, that IL was
caused by the late law which confined the Mi'lcrs
OF Richmond to the Of one brand only to each
milI and thereby, they say, compelling them TO
make all their Flour alike, and buy only tic very
best Whcat.-'I'his inference is doubt meant TO
raise still higher the reputation Of tho City Mills
Flour. However laudablo the motive may be- it is
certainly erroneous Tire true cause OF the def
cheney OF 2l,G00 bbls. Flodr in the last quarter
can easily DC accounted for: The grinding 50 sson
this year began fully ono month later than usual;
and thc Editors by applying to their Inspector will
find that much Flour was manufactured in Rich
mond in July, 1880, iB any month Of that yea r;
while no mill in that place began this year 20 grind
before August. 10 this if tlcy viii add the Flour
mlamujaciurcd in July, August and September,
to'O' by Mcssrs Haxslls, who have not yet bcgEn
10 gTina this season, shall be much surprised *
instead OF deficiency they do not find increase.
lhcse remarks are not meant to do any injury TO
The City Mills Flour, which believe well deserves
IFS reputation, but only 20 prcvcH The injury which
the inference Of The Richmond Editors rIirhi cause
TO other Flour Of equal merit JUSTICE.
lJCsrrcE may be right, but we rather think the
shortnegs Of the wheat crop last season, had more
TO do with it than either his suggestions or ours
Els 1ybigI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

a'iI prod uocd by our domestic manufactures
90 ne production, in reducing the price
o., certain dutiabc articles. They say that
t tne reduction in the price of those articles
nus nus oGen general aud consequently is not al.
n ' n"a1t TO the tariff; thus losing sight of
cice Which the manufacturing aud production OF
"ou a.'lctes' IN this country Las upon the general
or market Of the world. 10 illustrate tn,
- ' iet US suppose the whole amount of
or produced in the United States. TO- H." ,,;,,r.
from rom, competition in the general market, VIA.
wenid be the obvious result?
throughout, the address appears to me, TO be
auii'e[aeie production. l have neither the
-; "'l '''e requisite preparation to 90 into
uetuhed examination of it; but will venture TO an
r NC your contemporary, that he will have 10 nut
!" lfq's'on ali his weapons and means Of defence
sI',eI II from the attacks of his friend, lIEz-
Mills Is.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
From the National Jn,.1,;rcr..r

rTi,. :,
Inc Philadelphia Free Trade Convention has
ADJOURNED Sinc die! We confess that we never
were more surprised than on receiving this infor.
nation There has been investigation of facts.
no no discussion, no subject in fact before them,
Ihey have left the whole subject of the Tariff
where they found it.
we are under an impression that the Convention
mas thus suddenly adjourned, without having done
any thing, Except appointing a committee, of
"hlch Mr., 1AlLArIN Is chairman, to prepare and
present Memorial to Congress- from a conviction
mat there is disposition in the friends of Amcri.
can industry TO examine tho whole subject of the
Iarhi thoroughly in Congress, and to do what is
reasonable under the premises
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

INC reported discretionary movements omonr
the blacks on the Eastern Sbor,. nj hi So,
&c nave littlo or no foundation in truth We saw
Yesterday letter from highly respectable rentlc
man OF EastHn under date OF Friday evening las,
In winch mention is made Of these reports for the
atcd.-[ Bali. 4Am.erican
letter from Talbot county states, that it has
been fully ascertaincd there is no cause for alarm
ana that the report ABOUT the negroes has GROWN
out OF some having been seen in the woods shoot.
ing ut squirrels, birds, and other game.-TPatriot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

Whilst the present Tariff was pending before
congress- 1t was predicted that it would diminish,
me revenue and increase the price of ,roods
Three years experience has ialsi6cd these prcdic-
tons The revenue has increased under its ono
ration, and the prices of almost every article of
foreign manufacture has decreased in price, from
ground-they now denouncc the Tariff as uncon-
sttutonal and talk of notification as the alterna
tive OF It's non-repea; but, like their former pro
Phecles, tins threat aud dcnunciation should be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

The Rdces.-The four mile heats were run at
PoughkeoPsie, by Parkcr's horse, james Chopper,
of Virginia, and Stevens Black Maria The race
was won by the former, he having got the first and
third heats.
Societys purse 5000; mile heats-won in 3
heats by Mr.. Parkns b. h. Malcom, a southern
horse, by Sir Charles; beating O'Kelly by Eclipse
and Diomcdc, by Henry; o'Kelly taking the first
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

u The Steamboat Sundusky, was prevented
from proceeding to Baltimore on Monday, as ad
Vertised, IN consequence of having her rudder and
Smoke-stock carried away, by running afoul of a
Swedish ship, on Sunday night, while on an ex
cttrsion down the river
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

0TN"INNE- E0IT- ~0VT' =.
De"r SIR; TCrsuant to ms prouigc,-I n,,c YOU
brief sketch Of publ" opinion iu tHc upper part
OF our state \ meeting of de advocatcs Of .Vul-
Iiica'iou Rad been, fog some tne, CONNECTED ia
this District AID accordingly upon the conycuinc
Ola small St-tc Rights Association that has tccp
Organized, Consisting, to udge-irof1 their parade
oCsJength ou thi. occasion Of twenty members al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

Something certainly under TIE ,Sun-The
Grand Jury OF SPartanburg, S. c. has made a pre-.
sentiment to the Court of the Free Trade Associa-
ton IN that quarter, "Gs disorganisers ofthe Court
and nuisance to the comnunitvn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

Mr.. Adams, having declined the nomination, Of
the Anti-Masonic Convention of Massachusetts as
their candidate for the Office of Governor of thai
State, the Hon. Samuel Lathrop, of West Spring.
heid' was nominated i'll his stead. 1t. Governor
Winthrop was nominated as their candidate Ear II
Governor - 1'S'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

The Globe thanks Mr.. Branchfor correcting Ma
jor Eaton's error, TO the date of the letter. and
thinks it only makes the Majors case the stronger!
What stomaehs Ostrches must have.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

The insertion of the following, in the Wing, is
asked of the justice and magnanimity of the Ed
tors, by A SUua,Rrprp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
Corrcspguderce oC N. ChqIesiog Go..,,c.

Tnouas Z. Wmrr, Scc'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
RICHMOND, Oct. 20.

On Sunday morning last, a, the steam boat
Richmond, Captain Chapman, was preparing 10
leave the wharf, sooty lady OF rather Dois' ap-
pearance, rotundty of form. and ID a'de91cde 81
uuiion, applied for her passage to Norfolk She
was decorated in the usual manner. with her hair
neatly plated, ornamented with combs. *. &c
The Captain, although celebrated for his pnh'e-
ness to the ladies, respectfully asked the fair dam.
sci for her free papers; they were immediately
produced. 1t fortunatey happened that one OF our
Police Officers was present, who. upon examina-
ton. discovered that the Clerks signature was
forgery. The Captain then willingly relinquish-
ed his amiable charge--she was conducted to the
Cage. and there submitted to the gaze of the Ar
gus-pved guardians of the night. They very soon
discovered that the lady was not exactly as she
should be. A further examination then took place,
and after dsrobing her ladystip of shirt. panta-
looms, waiscoat, Sc. SC. all neatly folded around
the body. to the utter establishment OF all present.
she stood before them strong. able-5oded pro.
per mani! This ingenious disguise was used to
facilitate hisescapc from his masters, who are resi-
dents of this city--and this one circumstance,
among thousand others, should induce the cap
tains of steamboats, and other vessels, to be ex.
tremely cautious in accepting the applications OF
negro passengers. whether they appear IN male
attire. OF in the more captivating garb OF female
visitors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31

duroy incxpres s.bIes viii huge roses Q, D.,
bons at the nces; some were be. ribho,.I
be-furbeiowed all over; some were quake. 10
some kniekerb"ekSr>; some "sre IGdians ny
friyhtful than the Sioux; some had one hI,. ~'1
one white leg, and others appeared with n,,t
dresses of all hues AMI crIn-s; !.rciIer ss
10 mischief, was likewise in one comp,ov w
as long tail as he whIsh ii abaur ,,u;1;'.' "
morning wax i'll London. IN another ,o,., u
one of the orderly prlvatrs wore ! neta,yeT+!
from top To zoe, resembling the ,calv ,ny..
with which Alexander Robinson has ri ,oreJ !
Birthstone while addr~s''n3 t.e 50. In si,'
it was a very drolI ALTAR Tonight there !; .
be great meeting. to devise further nea.n,',
ridiculc. Captain Partridge is to give lr. lew,
on the defects and uselessaess Of the SYSTEM. ~
on Saturday, we are informed, there will \
general turnout Of counterfeit talterdemaon, =
the number Of many thousands. with in swo.I
wooden guns and cornstahs. lire Ia Bago.,r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
NoRFot.K, Oct. q.

Sports ofMe Tmf-We invite the attention
of Sportsmen, and all fond of racing, I" tie adj
vertisement of Mr. Garrison in this days Beacon.
announcing two races of uncommon interest over
the Norfolk Course, viz. one on Wednesday next
I'd Now for 5000, and.the entrance added; the
other on Thursday, 81. E match race between the
celebrated horses Sail Hornet and Benny Black,
for the splendid purse of four thousand dollars.
It's anticipated ina, this race will present one Of
the most beautiful contests for speed and bn'tom,
ever witnessed over this course. 1t will ais de-
rive much Additional interest from the presence
on our turf of several of the superior animals
now running over the Central Course. Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
LEXINGTON. Dc, T


Among The muItifarous subjects which Win l.
mand the attention Of The next Congress. va1,.
that the Choctaw Academy, at the Blue Sor,.
snperintended by Col. Richard II. johnson. ~
ber # Congress. &c. at an expense If ,v,,,-
five thousand dollars per AMMAN, will no, b, 4.
gotten. If there is any virtue in the las nm,
expressly forbias a member OF COn.rcs, ro'
participating either directly or indirectly. in o.,
ernmcnt contracts, let the public know il, y.
and the delinquent be brought to Justice. t. n
the cnrtrary. corruption la, become paramo,..
law IN his country, aud member of CoDers,,
can violate his obligations and his uatls win HI
puntv. it is bish time that the whole copr,.
shou'A be made aware Of IT, The subject !, ~
o! much Importance to the whole nation. Itr|
wolves the principle. whether or not our REM.
sentatives shall 60 to Washington, for the par,..
of experimenting and advancing the incre,, /.
the people, or whether they shall be allowed 4,
degenerate into mere stock -jobbers. aud be nail
a sum of eight dollars per da, to .upcriar
their own affairs, to make government con-,c,
for themselves, to exact their own rrice. u,
make laws to subseryc their own ludNidualip,.
rest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
PErERsBuRG. Oct, %.

We have been informed Dy gentleman from
s,ssex county. that on Thursday, the Goth inst.
az the Jailur entered the room of the prison IN
which the negroes condemned for-beng concern
"a ~ rho late urrectior were confined, for the
purpose of giving them their meals. they knock
Ell him down, and rushed out of the room There
being but a small guard on duty at the time one
of the Williams was enabled to make his escape
one was killed by the guard, and another severe
~ wounded the remainder were secured With
out injury. On Friday. four OF them were hung
in pursuance Of the previous sentence OF the
Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
Nrw ORLEANS. Oct. 10.
J. G.. CALHOUN

Three affairs of honor have taken place in the
city. within the last two days; in two instances.
the parties fought with pistols, in the third with
swords; three Of the persons concerned are said
to be badly wounded, one of them dam erously.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31

We shall not be content with Mt. Adam, u
til he has finished .ynume of history: uuLe
which denomination we would place ,aA ll.|
of his venerable father as he is said to have o.
dertaken Ii will. assnrcdy. excel AMI oqt.n
the offspring ul the British statesman: tie thea
is richer, and more important: ihc material, 40.
undant aud certain; the opp"rtun'llc. compile
the qualities and habits OF tie writer. better
aptrd to the task. The personal relations !
the biosraphe to hi, subject might be deemed d
obstacle to- mpariiaIity, which is of the esse
of good history: but We may believe that ts|
will be the stricter guard over his feelings; 4
that purpose, while these relations and the 10.
mate knowledge which they and his own kndra
career imply, are assurances for other mer
scarcely less rare and precious. Nat. Ca;
R;"i,w P,yreedings al Hudson We learn thT
most uuacrounlapie excitement, leading 10 sctS
olcnce sni tie disturbance OF public aCrship las
i,ted in Hudson, i" ,hs state. Tor snTc days pas 4
The facts far rs we have l. arLcd them thess /
I he Rev John n. NJ Hit Of the Kew England Ca
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has b's
has followed lis Iabors, and the numrer Of hpsil
conversions, week before last, were estm',ed"'bp
thirty. Matters proceeded on quietly, until "edhe
day evening OF last week, when large mob .ulIolh
ed the church with intentions evidently hostile tow
Rev. Mr Msfiitt. lis friends, VIC understand, '''
him from violence viii! much personal l4z4iI lt'
next day the CITY wa in much conmo,"n, sNliht a
thortes expressed their fears that they Shouts MT
able 20 protect the Rev. gentleman from hahn "
however pcrseyered and preached IN thu evening" o.
the house Va, surrounded by tboGs.nls, the mseui
interrupted, and he WAS attended to fI' "'"'e |
strong guHrd Of gentlemen who volunteered" p"'
Inn from the cxaspei,,rd and PASSION 'o' m"'''H
We learn however, tina, the tuIn"' has 'n''iii :
II is fact highly honorable to that chy 'h'' ''e
or, the Recorder, and other distinguished mdN"''
exertcd themselves TO The extent Of their poser '
storing order Badser's ". Y Weekly Hess's'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
RALEIGH. IN. c. Oct. q,

RALEIGH, IN. o. Uct. z.
The Corn harvest throughout this State has
been very plentiful, and will, of course, be dis
posed of at very low prices We learn that it Is
at present selling in Caswell county for dollar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
BALTIMORE. Oct. 90.

The Races yesterday - All agreed that moth
ing could be- more interesting -cach nag success
sveIy took the lead. keeping their friends vibrat-
ing with hope and fear, and leaving it doubtful to
the last moment which would bear oft the palm Of
victory. The result was as follows:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
Grand s,06ge.

ra7HE Annual Communication OF the GranG Log r.,
the District of Columbia will be held 81 ',' T.,.
trial Masonic Halt, in the Cry Of Washington" " y
ia, ne q, the Is, day ofNo,ember, at ~ , 20.
-, o. L., Grand Sec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
I,i,us and haths.

1 FRESH snpii, Of LINE ard Ls,hs u.s. n,TI;
u and lor sale by !os'hn "a s;,,. T.
For Ren,-A comfortable House, OF s"' u, -
CT end 81. FsiIiSX street.
nct rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31

= barrel, cash, or for dala, and quarter on on
twelve months credit. Ii Is probable that 1t VIII
be sold equally low in the most OF the counties OF
the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31

Time 1st heat, 6 min. Sec; Cd heat, ) m.
"a y; Sd heat, 5 m. SOS.
For the Races to.day.-The following are the
entries, giving promise of splendid sport:-Mr.
Stevens Black Maria. winner of the first great
post stake on the Central Course of $4,000; DR..
Minge's May Day, by Sir Archy; Colonel J. P.
Whites Collier; and Mr.. J. c. Cras's rrihe.
winner of the match race for $1,000 on Wednes-
day.
Immediately after the regular race. there will
be Match Race. mile heats, best three in five,
for 500. And Trotting Match, three miles
and repeat, under the saddle, for $3.50. No, less
than five horses are expected to contend for this
purse-three being already entered, VIZ Top
Gallant, Collector, and Terror-aI celebrated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
-. r.. Rum.

IN HHDs. of Molssses Rum, OF best ~; ~ r,
III s le by c. C3"hN'
oct 2k
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
New YoRK, Oct. OF.

New YoRK, Oct. o..
The Militia System. ludicrous Militia
scenes Of Yesterday, arc reenacting in the upper
part of the city today. We understand that
some of the commissioned officers took high Of
fence at the attempts OF their troops to bring con-
tempt upon the system. The course adopted was
to order all those men who were grotesquely at
tired, to be detached into squads and severely
drilled until sun down. In some instances the
officers gave tyranncal orders, for which they
should be ashamed OF themselves; as they we'll
knew that The ridiculr was not directed AT them,
but at useless and burdensome system. I'm
questionable the ridicule was very effective: for
"no eve hath scen such scare-crows" before. -
Falstalfs recruits were lords Of the bed chamber,
in comparison. All were we'll armed IN every
requirement Of the law. and were implicit in their
obedience, preserving the utmost gravity and
good nature during the frolic. The poor non.
commissioned drill officers were in the worst pre-
dicamcnt as their squads were continually pres
sed on all sides BY the admiring rabblcmcnt.
from the sentimental chimney sweep to the lack
a-dasical dandy; and their orders were often
drowned in the general haw-law. Sometimes
these poor officers tried to look digniiied;
times severe and offended; and sometimes they
bit their lips to prevent joining in the general
laugh. The dresses were truly the most ludi-
crous and fantastic ever devised by the wit Of
man. Indeed we suspect that the wit OF woman
had been called IN for the occasion " Mischief
in her proper shape-a woman" says the poet
To describe their dresses would take column;
a space which we cannot afford today. Some
had high hats and some low; some broad brims
and some no brims at all; some cock'd up one
side, and some on 'tother. and some behind and
some before. Some had plumes enough on sin
gle head for whole company. Some had cor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
ileiNDHS.
tn 900 FRESH Lemons. just retci'c' ''''
lO.OtjD sale At reduced pucco, o! .,.,,,rr
oct 29 bt'' "lL---
O,A Bursundy " I've.

L. Quarter asks very eho,ce Old Burgundy N'''
~ Wine NJ
81 cases, containing two dozen bo'd's eae. >.
Up Madeira, improved by vo|agr 70 VIZ
Indies, and imported IN The ship b-''n', ~
IIst received per Schr Virginia from J. ho"''
& 90 and for sale 10y ,.,,y
NJ! y 8. VI. = }. " 'N.'..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
Cheese.

~ CASKS Goshen Cheese, received per ','
higgins, a.d for sale By surly,
,c,oz 10 J.nney's wba-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
/ i.eeSe.

EO BOXES Goshen Cheese ut fnp''"e q.,,
w mostly Of one dairy, lust rsc''veI ~ '''
NT.:Ui', and ijr sale Ly .,,,,trll
oct = {. Hte'"N'',
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
NUM- Y iIeMions

4 ANDING frrm Brti b schooner Fame, ''5 5s,
a. Is pu,cheon, GreBs ia rum, emitted 10 u
$1,000 bermuda lemons, N good Order ,,.,r0.
oct II 8 } ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-14

Hys We are requested TO announce CHARLES
F.,ros MERCER as candidate for reelection IN the
conere, sonal District composed of the Counties OF
Prince william, Loudoun, and Fairfax.
may 90
no We are authorized to announce JOHN ..
R.unoUa as q candidate for reelection to Congress-
for the District composed of Fsuquer and CuipePer
r We are requested to announce GEORGE +
cncursrEu as candidate to represent the County OF
Fairfax in The next General assembly
Tp We are requested to announce JOSEPH
w. Cstrs as candidate to represent the District com
posed of King George, Lancaster, &C. &C. IN the next
%
~ We are authorized to announce J. NJ.
P.1Tox as a candidate to represent the Counties OF
spo,tsyIyania, Louisa, Orange, and Madsoh' III tue
next Congress. 49,
NJ We are authorized to announce JOHN
TALrlrEnRo as candidate to represent the DISTRICT
composed of King George. Lancaster, Rlehmond' &C.
in the next Congress. nv
NJ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
g. DANIEL as candidate to represent the County Of
Fairfax in the next General Assembly
" HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate Tor tne
suares of the voters of Fairfax County, al the next
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
np We are requested to announce SPENCER
Norraoa Ball as candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
NOR D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-14
board OF Nealth.

,rs meeting Of the Board of Health, on Saturday,
N the 2Sth May. 1851, it was
Ordered That the members of the Board be urged
wirh the discovery and removal of nusaEces, as be.
low, viz: -
Hugh CAROLYN east of Royal and north OF KING stree,
Samuel Bartle. north Of King, between Royal and
Washington streets.
James Douglas, north of King and west of Washing
ton street.
John Creighton, east of Royal. between King and
Prince streets
Ezra Lunt, between Royal and Washington and King
and Prince streets.
James ID. Kerr, west of Washington, between King
aud Prince streets
Ssmes Entwisle, south Of Prince and east of Royal
street.
Jonathan Janney, south OF Prince, between Royal
and Washington streets.
A. d. harmon, south Of Prince and west of Wash
;npton street JAMES ENTWISIE,
iun.I-w3w Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-14
Gout and NheMMatisM Cured
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,
"A Eench PrepurQtlon. J

II FTe1ch FTePuTW1VF'I -.
A FEW bottles of this celebrated remedy Tor inc :
"A cure of govt and rheumatisln-the paroxysms oI
which il causes in few hours ana ina, 'ne
administration Of few doses has relieved Tue peo u
den of several years to the of their limbs.
The Eau de Medcinale is extracted SIMPLY rom
plants the medicinal properties ofwhich were
to the ancients as we'll as to the moderns TINS DISCO
very was made about forty years ago by Mons. Nlene
las Husson since that period experience has constant
" proved its efficacy and utility The principal viz
tue of this water purify the mass of blood and to
be carried directly to the part affected, and w re"eve
when known remedies are powerless. Tube mao OF
49, -wam ITM LAhPHLER e Co.