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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

r, TUESDAY, July 10th, 1882.
Inc Senate proceeded to consider the message
INC iSth oil June, nominating Samuel Gwin.
YIN motion by Mr.. Mangum,
nat the nomination lie on the table,
, III was determined in tho afiirmative-Yeas Of
Nays IL.
On motion by MIR. Dallas,
me yeas and nays being desired by one-ffth of
the Senator's present,
THOSE who voted i'm the affirmative, IRE:
, Messrs. Bell, Benton, Bibb, Chambers, Clayton,
Ewing, Foot. Frelinghuyscn, Hendricks Holmes,
Johnston, Knight, Mangum, Moore, Nautain,
roindexter, Robbins, Ruggles, Seymour Silsbee,
smith, Spraguc, 1azowell, Upton, Tomlinson,
Tyler, Webster-27.
Those who voted in the negative, are:
Messrs Brown, Buckner, Clay, Dallas, Decker.
son, D"dley, Ellis, Forsyth, Grundy, Hill, Kane
King, Marcy, Miller, Robinson, White, vii.
kins-l7,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

The message " as read.
On motion by Mr.. Webster,
Of"cfed That it lie on the table, and be printed
IN confidence, for the use of the Senate.
- TUESDAY,, Juno 90, 1882.
MI fomdextcr submitted IA number of Letter.
ana documents on the subject OF tho denomination
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

V oiiCE.--A Female Teacher qualified TO give
''Iuot'oh III ne ornamental branches of cd.
an slant 10 scho lately eSta ,lished in healthy
an" thriWn@ '.' comfy. Enquiries Cpost
pa ) my c, , 10. Error e tI,is f 20
Pc &. ii. a.. .,.'u, BoyGsJn NO ;Alonburg, Va.
y Blew i dc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

- n .r't nay 81 20. "a M. ~
the present BaoApRocK JocKEr CLUs, ia request
ed at Broad-Rock Oh Fr'day. the 81 of August
next ny IL O'Clock, Tor the purpose vi ixng tie
time fer the Races, and for other purpos,s A.
full meeting az possible. is desirable Tho Mem
berS of the old Club are also IN .ttca
Jy S7-h ISHAM PUCkEJr
HgICAJAH MANGUM r...ectfN,y nF,r,c,
4VA thu public. that he has 70. sA,o At a., ,,,...
shop on Governors street opposite tn. & oye.aor',
two handsome BAROUCiES, made in tina
best manner, three new CAERIALlS, Of Lis
own make, and two good secondhand CAR
iACES. which he will dispose OF reasonable
terms.
W REPAIRING done usual. an the pes,
manner shorte It time. aud on tho most reasonable
'N'"S' ~ 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

nRAWING of Tie New York Lottery, No.
E-V %:
SO Is 80 a 1e Is T.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Snorden II the correction of the vice
of drunkenness could be effected by the payment
of wages on Saturday night, the remedy would
be easy. 1t is SAID that the project was tried at
our Canal; but experience proved that 1t only
added another day Of idleness and dissipation to
those which have heretofore been considered as
the lawful property Of the periodical drunkard.
call il 50 to distinguish between that species and
he who drinks at short Intervals every day, and
who can. in drlhlet-. put down a quart or two of
ardent spirits, ard go TO bed sober.
The correction must lie made by the action Of
hiche prlocip!e: and when that is implanted
in the breast OF working man, and he feels
that he is capable of higher station than that of
worse than beast, he viii take steps to- become
respectable, dnd in youth lay up provision Tor a
future day. He will thus aid to the list of those
worthless who, in character and property, do great
honor to the Mechanic responsibility and inter
est, II may be allowed TO propose, it would
De, that no change be hastily made In Old GUS
toms. On Saturday night ,he working man clos
es his labor at an early hour; the shops are clean
ed out. and every thing put in order tor Monday
morning: the working man cleans himself: the
well-disposed Law up aud settle their provision,
&c. acc0nnt Tor the past.and make arrangements
Tor the coming week.-'The wife also performs her
ed for the Sahbath:--some spend that halIowed
and respected day in religious duties, and others
in, what is called. reasonable pleasure. The Pc
rodcal drunkard finishes up the midnight orgies
of Saturday IN cooling of, ready for the listIess
labor of Saint Monday.
1t might add to the comfort and advantage of
the laborins classes, if the earnings of the week
were put at the disposal of the man or his wife
at an early part OF Saturday. The purchases
might then be arranged with greater comfort and
advantage than in attendance on the shops, which
are crowded on Saturday night to a late hour. -
1t is the duty Of every one to aid the deserving:
-as for the drunkard, his case is generally be-
youd cure; particularly as he can be gratlhed by
the cheap drains which he can NEE, with at the
numerous shops, both legal and illegal, by
which they are tempted to still greater vices.
Yours, &c. AN OLD-ilMES MAN.
OcT, I, 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaADRLA. ~. G.

Schr. Meridian, Small, hence at Newburypo port
2Sth ult.
Sloop Statira, Garreston, hence at Phil. inst
E>srpoRr, Sept s6.-Ship Hammond, from
Liverpool for st. Andrews, was totally lost on
Friday nj sht, near Little River. The cook was
lost. The ship was in ballast, and has sunk in
several fathoms of water. On Saturday night
schr. Nancy. Hare. hence for Cumberland Bay
went ashore on the Southern Wolves. Another
plaster vessel. % TONS was entirely lost at the
same time and place. The crews of both vessels
we're saved. though some were severely injured.
Capt H. had two ribs broken.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
Dr.. Lees genuine Patent Netu London
R;I;oms Pills.

EXTRACT Of letter. writer BY very respecia-
IL lie gentleman. residing in Baltimore, 10 the sub.
,crbcr, who deems il his duty. though unauthorized,
to Law it before the public. withholding the writer's
personally. sAM'L II p LEE.
BALTIMORE, AUGUST, 1928.
Ooet' Il. p. LIE, New Lon ton, Conn
Dear Slr-lt is now upwards Of twenty yeas that
nave used Your New ondnn Bilious Pills in my fAmi.
~ ana Always found them icient purgstiv in al
most every description OF disease never found their
accustomed certainty to their operation and ef
fects until few month, past. and having since then
been sadly disappointed in every instance of using
them-l began to conclude that you had made your
fortune. and had abandoned their to mer.
cenary and unfaithful hands. Under this impression.
accidentally advertise Mt of YOURS IN New
York newspaper, designating spurious limitations from
your own manufacture, by having your written sigma.
ture to each bill Of drections and that in INSTANCE
were the limitations signed with pen and ink, although
perfect copy in ever other respect Finding those
had without this test, began to suspect that &" II
not fair in medicine, well as in politics." and
called at several of spOhecares Tor your pills, With
your written signature. procured boz, ant,
ing them; found the effects from them had al.
ways experience d, aud am much joiced on finding
my self in possession CT q medicine so highly prize,
that cannot injustice refrain from giving you this in
formation
hope and trust, Sir for the benefit Of m.nkind,-
that your valuable dicne will be perpetuaed IN its
original quality and that mercenary limitations may be
trowned upon by an insulted community. I am, Sir,
your friend, &c
y TO avoid the imposition of Counterfeits and
spurious limitations related above, the purchaser has
only examine the bill of dire ctons covering each
Box, and If signed at foot, in my hand writing.
Immediately under my printed name, the, genuine
and prepared by me- but if ONLY the printed name is
affixed, they are spurious and to be avoided.
New London, Conn. 1882. S. II. LEE.
The above Pisfor sale bv
oct 5-,f WILLIAM STABLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
DIED..

At GEORGETOWN, on Wednesday morning, Mr..
Rop.Rr A. SLYE, one Of the Clerks in the Or
ioe Of Ih- Board Of Navy Commissioners.
On Sunday morning last in N. Y. JOHN Sill
pELL.E-1. President Of the Tradesman's Fire In.
surance Company He was seized with ch"Iera
in the course of Saturday night, Ind died at II
o'clock in the morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05

An important regulation, in regard to Provis.
ions has just been adopted in England. By the
ship Napoleon, from Liverpool, our correspon.
dent writes, 80 BY the recent custom house act
foreign sahted Beef and Pork. in bond. is allow-
ed TO be taken for ship stores. oithom the pay
ment OF duiy '-N. y Shipping List.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
Uistrict uf Columbia,

County Of .7lerandria, Sct
sgOWSON I. HOOE mas applied u the Honora-
ID bic ", liam c-snch, Chief Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia TO be
discharged from imprisonment. under the act FOR the
reie debtors within the District OF Column.
ta. on Monday, the 29th of October Instant at 9 o.
clock, \. VI, AZ the Court House in Alexandria, when
aud where his creditors are required to attend.
oct ST EDM. l. LEE, C.. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
Trust sale.

DY virtue ola Deed tf Trust, bearing date the 18th
Id day of April, 1873. from Samuel ID. Vaughan to
the subscriber. for the purposes therein mentioned
will be sold at public auction. to the h.. hest bidder
on Saturday. the 18th October next, at 10 O'clock A.
g.. ON the premises,
4 THO STORY FRauE TENEMENT
sssss e LOT OF GROUND. lying and being on the
Eil size Of Henry street, between Prince and
use streets. Terms made known the place Of sslo.
scpt22 JOHN S. PRESTON, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
70 GrOcers, Aucksters, &c.

GA Twill Ito good tenant) rsnt that desirable 81
ssssSs tuation for DWELLING II RETAIL SURE
next to the of Prince and Water Streets oppo
site the Farmers Bank.
Intending Immediately to make some alteration,
with view to the improvement Of said property,
invite persons wanting such situation to call for the
purpose of suggesting such improvement NAV best
suit their views. JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
THE CHOLERA.
HEALTH OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, ,
Drt0ber 4. 1882

The Board of Health report that no new cases
Of Cholera have occurred for the "a hours end
ing this day at noon. The case remaining from
yesterdays report dead:
BENZ. 8 KINSEY, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
COMMERCIAL.
Latest Date from London August a7
Latest Date from Liverpool .7ugust %
--latest Date from HaUre .4ugust %

Rio de Janero Market .Augus! THE stock
of Flour here is reduced to 1000 bbls. which is
selling at ISL $4,000. Cuffe remains firm at
$1,000 to AL; Sugar. Campos r. sl40O and o.
100; Hides, b. A. Rio Grande l60a l70r-; Ex-
change on England firm at al d.; Dollars 1880;
Douboons 22n"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Public Sale.

uDAkC odkcs
IlY virtue of 3 deed Of trust from George X WISE
ID will be sold, Saturday, the 18th day of October
next the premises, between the hours of IL and II
O'Clock. A. VI,
LOT OF GROUND on the south west
corner Of the intersection OF Qieen and Union Streets
binding hundred on the former and fifty FIVE feet
six inches on the latter.
Also, by virtue of deed of trust from Richard Hor.
well and wife,
A LOT OF GROUND or the south side of
Prince street. between Water and Union Streets TWEEN.
feet front, south forty feet eight inches east
foot south twenty-five feet four inches, east TWEEN.
" feet, north twenty-five feet four pches west one
foot north fortyfour feet eight inches to the begin.
ming. Terms made known at sale.
sept l2-eots w. HERBERT, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
For sNent

firm That desirable three story BRICK HOUSE
E-isa the corner Of King and Put streets opposi
Sir = -wton's Hotel The house has Just been put in
complete repair. The key is left at Mr.. Covers, next
door hRliUR "ARiN1'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
RIcHMoND OcToBER Q.

RICHMOND OcToBER Q.
The Cholera-It is impossible to ascertain
with any degree Of precision the progress of the
Cholera. There were several deaths on Sun
day evening, night, and yesterday morning, and
there are many yet sick. But it seemed to be
the opinion of several physicians that it " as aba
Ting. 1t is said to be milder in its attacks.
Peniteniiary We received the following
memorandum Yesterday from this institution
We are sorry to learn that Col. Morgan is slight
ly indisposed:-
'sThe number of new cases, since Yesterday
four O'Clock, Sail appearing to do we'll except
one. JAMES SHIPHAnp.
October LIST, s O'Clock, P. NJ"
The following is Yesterdays list Of nterments.
There is decrease of five since the day before:
LltsrmentS for the "a hours, ending yester-
day at IL o'cl0ck.-White, 6; Coiored, ID
Total 90.
TEaRE HAuTE LINDA Sept. 90.
Bad Ns,os from Rock Island BY passen.
ger from Rock Island, direct, we are informed
that the Cholera is prevailing at that place, tc
an alarming extent. The companies of Captains
Ford and Becker are stationed there, aud We
regret to say that 8 or 10 individuals of their
command have fallen victims to il. 1t i, with
the greatest regret that we announce among the
number, the young, hish.minded and excellent
Lieut.. Samuel Smith, Of Vincennes! But a
few weeks since he passed through this place, on
his way to the frontiers, the very picture of
health. about to ehgagein an honorable service,
with high hopes for long, useful and active life.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05

Nassau HlH-We are reioieed 10 learn that
this ancient and respectable college. at Prince.
ton, is once more on the rise, and looking pros
perously. The recent commencement was we'll
attended, and the exercises in the highest degree
creditable. Twenty two young gentlemen were
admitted to the first, and twenty-five to the Sc
cond degree in the Arts. Hon. S. L. Southland
delivered the Address before the Alumni Of the
College, which is said to have been an admirable
one. An additional ediice, for the accommoda-
tion of students, is about to be erected. On the
whole, every thing looks we'll.
Mr.. Barbour's reply to the call for informa-
ton" from the Shocco Meeting Of North Caro-
lima has been received, but not published 1t is
said to be awaiting the reply of MIR. Van Buren,.
But the "Oxford Examiner" states ia substance,
lst That Mr.. B. believes Protective Tariff to
be unjust, impoliic and contrary to the spirit of
the Constitution. Cd. That the Federal Govern
ment possesses no power to appropriate money
to works Of Internal Improvement. Sd. He be-
lieves it to be both dangerous and unconsltution-
al to re-charter the Bank of the United States.
4th. That all powers not granted, &c are reserv-
ed to the states and the people. 5th. That the
Supreme Court is the proper and final tribunal
for the adjustment of all purely legal con,rover-
sizes which may regularly come before it, but that
it possesses no political power whatever. 9th.
lie believes that South Carolina Modification is
not 1.-The righhul remedy" for federal oppres-
sion; aud, 9TH. He holds that the States have a
right TO seeede from the compact, when all other
remedies fail-this right to be exercised only as
the physician gives arsenic in desperate case
wheo the only alternatives are oppression or Sc
cession Such il the account which the Oxford
Examiner gives of Mr.. b, 5 letter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
"A Card.

AIRS CROOK takes this method Of informing the
Nliadics OF Alexandra and its vicinity that she has
taken the house on King St, formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Berry, where she purposes carrying on the MIL
LEN IRY in all its various branches; such as bleach
ing. altering and trimming Leghorn and straw Bon.
nets; Plain and Fancy Work of all descriptions in the
above line; and having received handsome assert.
nent of SPLENDID WBBONS, suitable for Fall and
Winter Trimmings, and number of Fancy Articles
for ladies' use, also supply of Dunssble Straw Bon
nets of superior quality, she respectfully invites the
ladies' call and patronize her. she intends giving
her entire attention to the above business. She will
do all in her power give satisfaction to all who may
favor her with their custom.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
TO Nent,

finn That convenient three story BRICK Dwell
l.is LING HOUSE on Duke street, between Fair
fax and Water streets, now occupied BY r. s. Black.
lock. Applyts Il. W. RAMSAY.
who have for sale good RIDING HORSE.
sept IS-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05
CANAL OFFICE, SEPT. %, 1882.
Notice

Is hereby given to the Stockholders in the AIexsn.
! dris Canal Company, that Az instalment Of Fou.
Dollars per Share (being the l4'h ins,alnent) r..
CURED De paid at the Mechanics' or Jnac Bank
on or before the Is, dsy Of November next.
By order of the Bosrd
JOHN n. CREASE Clerk
7 The 18th IDs,slm mt Of 81 per share is due o.:
Monday, the lst of October
oct 1-eojttTe WedtlstNoy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05

W
cession Such is the account which the Oxford
Examiner gives of Mr.. b. 5 letter.
Tirs, fruits ofthe Philadelphia Eicction.-The
Philadelphia Gazette, one OF The oldest news
papers In that cI,y. and heretofore, ever since
the contest OF 1924, the firm supporter Of Gen.
Jackson, has placed the names Of Clay and Ser
geant a, rs head, and abandoned the cause of the
Administration. The Editor states that '.re-
cent Indications having proved too conclusnely
for deuin that the course Of his paper was con-
SANITY conflicting with the interests and prede
,c lions Of the mercantile community OF Phiia.
drlpnla, he will no longer do violence TO the bias
of his earliest adherents and most ardent friends"
The following gentlemen compose the Anti
Jackson Corresponding Committee Of Fairfax
County, Virginia:
John ". Ashton. Spencer Nj. Ball, &. Calvert
Steuart. Benjamin +. Hisgs. Joshua Hutchinson,
Henry Furtay, George Beard, Dennis johnson,
nr Neyett. r rbert Kirby, Charles Ratcl!f Jas.
KidweIl, John CAN'T. Henry S. MILAN. ThomaS
II. Smith, Hugh Mitchell, James Fox, john II.
Haley. Edward Bates, Col John Reid, Fraocr'
+. Ratcrh, James NJ. HALEY, John MILAN, John
Is. Hunter, Daniel F Dulany, George w. Hun
ter, Sr, Alexander Turlev, James Wrenn. john
Fox, John Crawford, Eli Hutchinson. William
MILAN, Sanford Hutchinson, John Fi,LhHsh,
Philip Carper, Eli 0futt, Robert Hunter, VIII
liam Swink.
Rare apis --Co'. Joseph Martin, Of Henry
County (Va.) one of the Caucus candidate, for
elector. has answered Mr. Gmer's letter by no.
morally and frankly saving that "he will vnte
for the candidate for Vice President who shall be
the choice of the people Of Virginia he
Barbour or Van Buren,. Col Martin is an ex-
crp'ion to The rest Of his colleagues, and deserves
h,uOrahie mention.
To the Opponents of The re election Of Gen.
Jackson. in Iirgilia The Central Committee
a. Richmond appointed by the Meeting held at
the Capitol opposed to the reelection Of Andrew
Jackson to the Presidency of the L. States, re-
quest the Committees OF Correspondence aud
Vigilance, in the Counties to meet as early as con-
venient. to enlorge their numbers, If they deem
it expedient, TO provide printed or written tickets
for the election on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, aud TO take all other steps which to them
NAV appear advisable, to lay information before
the People. and to bring them TO the Polls.
1t is also desired by the Central Committee
that the Corresponding COMMITTEES drtail a Sub.
Committee from Z cir number, to attend the Polls.
.Narylmnd Election In Montgomery, it is
said. the entire Clay ticket has succeeded.
hin, has elected the entire Clay ticket.
Cnirert the entire Clay ticket
Smersei do do
Yaiiof do do
Cecil has gone for Jackson.
Two of the CLAW ticket IN Frederick are GER
talnlv elected One district tHauver's) to be
hard from. in which the Jackson majority must
reath Is, ar the whole Clay candidates succeed.
This district usually gives about 90 majority for
jackson. The Jackson marty cannot have more
tnan ,. me,ooer> out of 81 IN the house OF dele
gates; the Is senators are for Clay; SO that, on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-05

We received, by the Steamboat Potomac, yes
;erday, the Norfolk papers of the da! before, bu
they contain nothing new.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-20
DR.. RELIES
Hot.nicA Drops.

= one ofthe nrst eff, tcohs conp'uN'ss :"
4 ,ra I-ici f,r 'he cure " nav cas- 80 ~ - III
disc p-,,uced by impure state al 'ne e'oo an'
q ,,,i.tei rs ,it af bpv, and usna'N eNn'o''"S ".
s. ves in the forms af 'crofula. salt rheu ,ePr' o.
a,,hon 6-e fever s,res even when the o"hes are
aft ot-d white sSeings, (f applied with DR.. 'too
Gnsnt fr,r an Oh ,tiust ulcers sore legs ana SyeS
a. IA h.x1 in chiLiren, .curvy m seurbnic gout pm
n,el rc,r,uncie faces fostering ernpt'on' ana We
NJ sints throughout the boy, IN which ,as' case Tue
nr,n. fen ca e when mercury fails fhey are ais"
th best spr ng and sutu nnsl ph'Nc. TO p'fiIs anu
al lose the syste m from humnurs which tr-quentV ap
ar AZ ,h.-e seasons IF the year They also a,d the
Of ses,ion aud, BY purifying the BLOOD pre-
y.n, the secretion oF malignant humours on the 'us
,h- proprietor confidently relies upon the vas. n'
her OF cures ectei b, these Drops, not only ~ h1s
ton sad is vicinity, bu, throughout the 9no sl,r,,
best proof Of their excellence as an u"a .;s1 Th,
Wv. nel;c,ne in all the cases above spec'heu'
sce has recently been b, ' sr
&c ~ . 6,s, rss,ectshiiitv VINO had Witnessed u" '
OF u, s,cy ne sa,i,ed ia his opinion 10 faSs ne
all The ppuar articles sro;on far he o a1eu, eo,
~ ,iS and ED Is tsSt gaiins TINS point =" pay
h. ss,irnat,on throughout the country.
Pe:,s 81 q Bottle, or Sir Bottles for -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-20
Remedy Hay the Drnpsy.

FgSiiE subscribers feel pleasure IN announcing 10
til public that they have in their possrss'on'
ard for sale at their 40 shop King stree
Alexandria, a TRIED AMI INVALUABLE remedy
Cor the named distressing and too often tat Al
disease As safe aud convenient iydragogue' IS
#. cts are almost Immediate dischargng the water
from the system c,piousl'; san aiterstiv,
,b ouai action Of the vessels and establishes the
tones of the systcm and thereby secures the patient
from recurrence of attacks. The Undersigned feel
conentthat in all cases waere the disease IS MT caus
ed b, actual disc, gan14ton, the cure will be SURE
The conf lence with viii h The Anti-hydroph'c P'i's
are recommend d, is founded on experience III cases
already r,ed and upon The fact OF their beng the re
suit Of genius founded upon science, and not ol EN-
.,iricism
Twenty four pills, in most cases. effect cure ap
p.icaticrs from distance must be post paid hRPn
cants will De furnished with the medicine at hve uo
lars box, on their forwarding the money. and paying
the expense of its conveyance.
IL l2-co,f WILLIAM LANPHIER 9 co.