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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1882.
LAY OF DEPARTED LOVE.

A LAY OF DEPARTED LOVE.
From the .4lb,us Of Lady Mary -.
Ithink,-Pm almost certain,-that love you
now no more,
Ny heart has ceased to futter when the pest
mans az the door;
10 not kiss your writing, as in folly once dio
Nor are your note. (~hy send thsm!) in my jeai-
Gus bosom hiJf
do not IDLY fancy read volumes 10 the seal,
Whose quaint device intends anything but-to
co0ceal;
Idon't perfume my paper when ! scribbie to you
now;
Or use embossed. or tinted; and scrawl you
best know how.
l'ye seas'd presenting flowers. soft things silent
Iy 70 tell;
Since, for my cooler converse, u'ua uoce serves
cannot. in the Ballroom, deem of bellies your
self the best,
And leave. deserted, pinipg, anxious, snviOus,
the rest.
Nor do when see you chatting with another
beau,
Feel, as il I must destroy him, and my eyes
couI! deal the bloy,
For can firt with fair ones, and without re-
uemb'ring, too.
That once --frishts-stupid-all who
were not just like you
Nv serenades are over; ey'ry lyric to the moon.
Fl ceiera burnt, my flute is crack'd, my voict
gone out Of tune;
My gay guitar is broken; but you'd rather like
TO hear
That nv brain was crack'd for you, and ny heart
buke too, @S dear.
I've lately slept quite sound.y, quit OF dreams
that us'd to be;
Nv appetite is charm,ng-I can eat enough for
three:
sigh, from mere. repletion, and oft muse; YET
tits l vow,
On noueht but cares and crosses,-fof / do moi
love you now
I'm glad we did not marry, as I'm horribly in
debt,
And you are not the Fortune Pm resolved t
caPture;-yet
Twas pity you'd no money, for reekoned thai
your purse
Would long since have united US " for better Oh
for worse."
till,-still, had you ne'er airted with ten cox
combs ev'ry dsy,
To torture, torment, try me,-and your SOW
reigntv display,
We might in time have welded, with affection
scarcely coolI;
But YOU mis- -reckon'd sadly, in supposng I'db,
fool'd. TT
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with an ample supply d provisions. sl.nkes''
and other necessary articles. To efectthe Sec
ond, Lieutenant Knight, Of the Guard. with an
adequate number Of men, (acting under the au'
thority of the Goyernor) ~as sent down, with IN.
structious TO establish Post at the Island, AUD
to prevent all intercourse between the Island and
the City, except by the written permission OF the
lntendant or one cf the City Wardens The
Guard. aud the provisions. it il presumed, old
arrived a, the Island yesterday.
In taking these measures, tho CITY Antnoraies
have been governed equally BY conslderat,ans Of
humanity to the unfortunate sufferers On tne L.
land, and by deep sense Of their obligation, s'
public servants, TO prevent, by ever! Pract,caole
exertion Vt authority, the Introduction ot tha'
dreadful pestence, the Cholera, into th's com
munty. The agents, who have been EMPLOYED
at the Island, have been specially directed 10
separate the we'll from the sick, and to use every
other precau,ion in their power to arrest the pro-
gress Of the malady. 1t is in contemplation, also
land arrangements are now in progress Tor the
purpossl to forward those who have not been at
tackled by the disease, to their port OF destina-
tisn TIA hoped, therefore, that in very few DAYS
all cause Ug public uneasiness will he removed.
by the cure of the sick, and the departure Vi
those who may be able to proceed upon their Voy'
age.
cannot close this communication. however.
without stating, that notwithstanding tile exercise
of all possible vigilance by the public authorities,
there is too much reason to believe that the Quar-
antine Regulations have been violated by mum.
Der Of persons who have gone to the Island, and
returned to the city. 1t is unnecessary to say
that the penalties Of the law will be rigidly en-
forced against those who, by such violations, have
shamefuIly trifled with public feeling and the pub.
lie safety, aud against all others who may attempt
to initiate their gross misconduct. And | ear.
nestly appeal to the community, under crcum-
stances SO deeply involving the general welfare,
to support me in the performance OF my duties.
and to affar'I me their aid, in bringing offend.
ers to the punishment thev so richly merit.
H l.. P NCKNEY, attendant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

A Nsp Poem.-A new poem. from the pen Of
Ex.Presiden, Adams, has just appeared from the
Boston press, Ind will no doubt excite consider
able attention in the literary circles 1t is emit
tied, " Dur,not Mac Morogh; or, the Conquest
IF Ireland" acd occupies upwards Of three hun
dred pages Of pamphlet. The Editor OF the
Boston Advocate has been favored with copy
of this production aud notices it IN these terms:
Mr.. Adams has o-en emiuently successful in
this fanciiu, but elegant trifiing OF his leisure
hours. He has chosen for his theme the events
which led to the possession ni Ireland by England
in the twelfth century, and as has always been
the fact. since the DAYS OF Eve and Helen, in all
conouest,. and dowufals of man aud empires, a
,po,aan is the cause OF all.
Dermot, King Of Leinster, seizes and carries
"a D,,srviIda, wife Of Ororic, who in return at.
els Dermot and drives him out Of the kingdom.
H. aonlies to Henry of England, for succor, and
r.vagss his kingdom, which he consents to hold
IN ysSsalape under the crown Of England. Hen.
~ walled himself of this claim, and through il
,ssh;syed the entire conquest Of Ireland.
This { ,tline Mr.. Adams has wrought into a
hs,u,;fa moral, illustrating the trite. but as he
COM s;v. false maxim, that History is Philosophy
Teaching by example; an aphorism, which ne says
has made a greater fortune in the world than I.
deserves. History a. it should be written aud
read, is the school Of morals, teaching sometimes
by example. but much more frequently BY adn's:
niiion.' To test this truth. says Mr.. A. 81
would ask the young men and women Of my na'
tive country, who way charge IN idle evening with
the perusai of the history which now dedicate to
them. what sort Of philosophy would be taught
by the example Of Henry the Cd, Of England. or
Of Dermot Mac Morrough which resulted 10 the
conquest Of Ireland" He adds, with we'll de-
served sheer, David Hume passes for a phiio.
20 seed historian"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
PENNSYLVANIA.

The German -MasOns IN the central coun.
ties have in body deserted their own nomIna'
tions, and gone back to jackson. Just in sea-
son. moreover, to offend the whole Of Mr.. Ciay's
friends in that State, Mr.. Rush wrote very in
discreet and Ill advised letter to man in Bos.
ton, who published il. From the moment we saw
that letter, our confidence in the vote OF Penn.
sylvania was all but destroyed. II people will
cut their own threats, there is no helping it.
GN. 7. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

daily, 10y EDGAR sNOwDEN.) for tie
Town. and thrice week for the Country. on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly op
posite the Post Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per IS per annum.-Advertisements inserted q. ."e
following rates, For square OF 10 n"es, 90
.enss for every suosequrn, insertion On Advertise
ments inserted once toiee s0eet % pc. cent. al
s;t;on.I No Advertisement considered less than
sauare, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
ents published in the Daily appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
,IRGlNIA.-fC Continued. ]
CONNECTICUT.
JACK ,ox. AHrI.JscKsos

We have few more scattering returns from
Connecticut The vote 10 Hartford was Clay,
7sa; jackson. 5sl; Writ, 20 We.hersfeId.
Ea.t Hartford, saybrook. and Nor~ieh. have
given large majorities for Clay. Glastonbury
Windsor, New London and Groton. have given
small m.jorite. for Jackson. Ia Litchdeld the
vote was-CIay. 4s6; Jackson. l2l; Writ. "a.
Dsrham, Bridgeport, MidIietown. Stafford,
Truubull, Weston. Milford. Chatham. aud
other towns, have given large Clay majorities--
in some places four Or FIVE to one. The anti
Masonic votes are 50 few as to be scsfcely worth
counting.
+ " Since the foregoing was written. we have
received 4 letter, giving the returns Of ten or
fifteen towns more. The vote 10 triumphant for
Clay-and the Constitution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

The battle Of New Orleans seems like tails
manic spell upon the minds Of the multitude: it
blinds them TO the faults Of the successful soldier
whose troops achieved the victory; and they have
10 ear for the pregnant arguments which are urg.
ed against his conduct as statesman.
Since il is manifest that Americans, as well as
the people of other countries. to be dazzled by
the deceptive glare of military renown. let Us
hope that peace may Ion, continue to bless our
country, lest a greater soldier than General Jack.
son may arise to overthrow ITS liberties. II fOr
the fortunate affair vt New Orleans the measure
Of admiration and reward is so full, what would
b. ~ An ,uni, were an American commander To
rval he ch,eveme t of>frs Ierick ~ Rosbseh ~
of Nspmeun al Aus,er.nz. An imperial diaJrm
would scarcely be deemed too much for the tri.
umphant victor.-PhH Gaz.
lin Editors Life in the Wsst-Fhe Louis
Vile (Ky,) Journal and Focus Of s5th ult. has
this paragraph:
SELF.pEFENcE-The Advertiser says. that
the editor Of the Lexington Observer, aPprehen.
siye of an attack on his person. sleeps with pis.
tolls cooked and primed at the four corners Of
his bed" We are glad to heae II. Our Lex.
ington friend, whenever beset, will defend him
self with manly cnurage, and not, like our
neiphbor over the wav. leap iron, garref uin.
dow half dead with alright and flee TO q scamp
for refuge from his pursusr'!
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 7.
Ertensiue Ere.-About Blk o'clock last even.
inc. a fire broke out in the cellar Of the ware
house, M. 81 Hammond street, occupied BY
Mr. Jackson: il soon extended to Mr.. Shaws
trunk factory, and 10 the extensive cotton iacto-
~ and other premises belonging to M Moses
Sheer, and in short time nearly the entire block
Of buildings was enveloped in flames. Some OF
the buildings DESTROYED, were large weaving es.
adjustments. We regret to learn. that BY this
calamity upwards Of two hundred persons are
deprived of employment
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shaving i fancy Hair dressing

TANES ". SIMPSON, having commenced the
street, begs leave to inform his friends snd the public,
and hopes by his sttenti on to business. tn merit spor
ton Of public patronage oct IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
NEW Jersey.

at home, as we are informed by gentleman IRON
Bergen county this morning. Should they do
so to-day, it will need no prophet to predict the
result-N. Y. Com, tn inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
SATURDAY, MORNING. EOVEMsg8 u -,

The Pennsylvania Inquirer i. raqvsra
make correction Of an article which ,o,,'
10 that paper Of tine 9th. aud to state that ;,;.'
Mechanics' Bank Of Alexandra th;, b,. s.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
OHIO.

The returns. so far. give Jackson majority Of
between 4 and 5000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

The Legislature Of Pennsy' sauia vii, CO.,
on the hrst Tuesday in December.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

A desperate attempt to murder the J.lr,
the Washington City Prison Was made, On Va
nesday last, by prisoner in confinement 7,
on the JaiIor's opening the door Of his CELL ,
sprung out, stabbed him, and made maav eso
to cut his throat with an old knife. Fortuna,
the villain was overpowered and secur
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

"Confusion worse confounded. "-Thox q,
in the confidence Of the Executive, and m.s
in favor at the White House, talk very coa.Ly
~. and affirm,-in the event of VIA, wev
consider a NATIONAL CALAMITY, the death gr
signa,ion Of any Of the Justices If the Svpx
Court,-that WIN. I. BARRY!. will b. 1t C.,
elevated by Gen. Jackson to the benAj u
some say they think he will be the suc.s,,4t
Judge Marshall!!!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

Death ofths King Of Spain. The r..,. ,
the death Of Ferdinand, King Of Spain, rsc,,.
By way Of England, is corroboraied bv C,0.
Chapman, Of the brig Athenian, who .e!, M,,,
on the 9th September. He states tha, IL,
gence Of this event was received at Male, h.
day before he sailed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

The New York Gazette says, "o,, NJ
collector, Mr.. Hurley. who BEARDED II. 4,
George Loyal. in the Offiag, on Monday, i,f,0'
US that in the Gulf she passed several ball., -,
cotton, and on the lst instant saw the x,.., j.,
ship ashore forty miles north Of Cape H.,
Knowing that the Tennessee is due from n.
Orleans, he fears the above wre OK to b. VI
II 50, We ought to have had the accuuu. srG,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
DIR. RELFE'S
NotanicA Drops.

Ysone ofthe n ,st Ell: ,cioas COZ pounds IN the Ma
.e-, Nedics for the cure of'hst class os,nvetesaie
Es.,sss produced by IN impure state nfthe blood sno
vitissed habit ut body. aud usaa exhibiting mem
selves in rhe fors Of se-s, salt rheum ieprosy' 81
a,honv >, Ere fever sores (even when the bones are
Affected, white swellings, (f applied with Dr. !eoo'
Gnu,en, fou an Obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes
scsH he.l in children scurvy snd secrbut,c govt, PIN
nleP r esrounce faces fostering eruphons and vene
ea taints throughout the body, in whic last case te
Dro,, often cure when mercury fails. they are Also
the hes, spring and au,unnsl physc, to purify ano
cleanse the stem from humours which frequently sp
pear at these seasons Of the year They also sid tne
process of digestion. and. by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion of malignant humours on the Jung
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast mum
Der of cures effected BY these Drops, not only "a pos
ton and its vicinity but throughout the ta1m, stera
best proof of their excellence IS an u"faieng I.h;.
Sv nsd;ene in all the cases above specified. IhIs
recently been need by its sur
sir, f;c,cv as entffed ia hs opinion to fdse rae
pp, a,, sao;Sa ,Ss noi IS9p a e ps
Ne .,,;'natio throughout the country.
Prizes n a Bottle, or Sz Bottles for -.
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Yeung AaAies' Semiua,v
Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4saph Street, b.,,,
RiI md Cn,,ero,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .asaph Street, Is',.
Km Z; and Cameron.
XXTTLLIAM ~ JONES informs bi,frenl,
w public that the duties Of his School viii, w y %
sumed on the first Monday in Septem,e, Few
tin, French, and the useful branches Of +, .os., "a
English education, vii comprise the course Of w.
all arranged to suit different capacities In o.s..
produce habits of industry and a love Tor E,s,s.a
connected with othe facilities of the ln,tu,;0'
Free Library of upwards Of one hundred and e.,
lumes, carefully selected from the bes, auth; =
which gradual accessions will be made. A, ~;
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hone, fS.
experience of teaching Female School elr,-. :
twelve years, and attending particularly to N,
provements made in the science Of Education. h. .
be enabled to give eneralsatisfic,icn to hi, p,,,,
Experimentslly knowing the good effect, rr,,s.,
from examinations, and cooper ,tion o: ,hos. H.,
ested. he respectfully invites them 10 call r,op,,s
and witness for themselves his system Of la.ns.'
and the regular progress and proficiency OF hi; prs
Teachers among the most approved and Oe,S ont
fed will be employed TO instruct in Frencb, NJ,
Drawing. and Painting
Aiexam,lria, August 2, 1832-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13

TIVE subscribers feel pleasure IN announcing &c
/ tn, public that they have in their po'se'sion
and for sale a. their Apptecarics shop. King street
Alexandria, a TRIED and INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named distressing. and too often fata
disease. As safe and convenient Hydragogue' ts
fleets are almost immediate. dischargIng the water
from the system c,nious IS an Alternative, IT restores
tones of the SYSTEM and thereby secures the patient
from, recurrence of attacks. The undersigned Tee
confident that all ere, the disease IS not esus-
ed b, actual disorgz aon. the cure will be SURE
The confidence with viii h The Anthydropnc po's
are recommend d. is founded on experience IN cases
Already tried and upon the fact IF their being the re
suit of genius, founded upon science, and not OF EN-
,rcism A..
Twenty four pills. in most cases, effect cure, Ap
pica,ons from distance must be post Psid hpP1'
can't, will ne furnished with the medicine az nVe uoi
lar. box, en- their forwarding the money, and paying
the expense ofits conveyance.
i, l5-eolf WILLIAM LANPHIER y co.
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no;,e,y .ou,,,;ot w;,hou. going ,,;o detail lie
Sss ,,v that he hiss inhis possession .Ve
most ndcuhted testimonials that it has more
ansoered purposes for oaieh il "''' As
other popular Medicine. -. .,,,;oa,ion
This remedy is perfectly innocen! IN US de.
sc-n,om Of .ns esnnIant &C. accompanying eas1
pacs.t. which consists of two boxes 0,e";s I ha,
Eiseiuayy Price 81 for the whole or ~ Genus !" WV
one of.he articles is wanted u. o,fside
- None genuine uals's r gynnGR ;mm.dae
s,..rs.or 10 tIe late Dr ~ r CSuuy For sale =, ms
Counting ROOM over No &c. conr, street nesr ~ oe"
Gel cert ta''' ''''''' WM. STABLER,
fairflr Street, 7esaadria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13

FEVHE above Ointment is recommended 70 the publ,
L az safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases some Of which have long batc Il the skill
Of medical science:
lst White swelngs of every descriptions
ID Sore legs and ulcers of long standing,
81 Schirrus or ganduiar tum"Ts, particuI,rlythos
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
9TH Feons what some people know by the name
of catsrrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of,he Inints;
9th sprains and bruises every description, in
whrtever part situate;
eth letters OF sllk;ads. In this comn'aint :he pa
,ien, in s1pyins the ointment, must keep the par,
out of wa,es;
SiA Chilo!sins or parts affected by frost.
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REMEDY FOR
RneuNatiem.

1NIE excrucstins pain the decreptude aud de-
u Eorinity, and the premature old age. which are
the usual attendants of disorder, suffered by
l. from despair ola cure, disapro ntment in the
efficacy Of the numerous pretended antdotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who have made fair
trial of
in of long standing, anI OF the m -t severe
chiasler have I'd certain relief anu many have
been cured in few days. some in "a hours! AS num-
Der Of persons in Boston aud vicinity, who were for
IN ,rly aict with the Rheum 'tisu, have very fully
testified Certs ,stes ia possession of the Propri
etor proving the INST thorough and surprising cures
BY melus OF tins oserful Linment, in cases where
other approve spp'icsti rs had utterly ft'ied rhe
nment is ais, used IN .ss Dr Bonuses. Snrains,
Niu,aess Sl'ffles, ofthe Joints, Chlblains, &c.
Price, so cts. bottle.
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spring G00Ns.

wharf, rs BENNETT has received and ug.s /,
~ sale, a general assortment Of
GOODS Adapted no THE SE.iSN
The following are part:
Super6ne ciothsa and kerseymeres 0! Is, qur,
Merino md Yigona krrseymeres
Book, camhric, jsconet snd null muslin.
g. and 81 dimities
Calicos and ginghams Of FRS, quality
A general assert nent oecotton and silk hohs,
A and India nsnkeens
Very best Mationi black Italian lustgiRg
Bandanna and 4 ,g handkerchief.
London drifngs
Ripka's best cotton and Rouen kerseymsr. ,
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored camb'.cs
Hemming's ist quality needles. imported liz
and warranted genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskin gloves
Clark's e Chaps best sewing cotton, in y,.,
and balls
4,41, and S ID pins
Letter paper Of various qualities, from The Bird
vine FACTORY
Foolscap and common post paper
Ga 54irish, Scotch and Russia shee'ings
A variety ofdiapers; IRISH linens antl.sn
German klenburgsa burtsps
Cotton burlsps. We stout
Shoe thread. seine Irvine, &c. NC. sv,
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DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

IHbS spre Or ,nA,ned Ewes gives Immediate ease
n AL relief On recent sore eyes the effect is most
sanitary. Where the complaint has been OF years
staulng. and some exceeding bad ,ses, the most
and desirable relief has been found in the
use OF this Ers VArsa after every other remedy had
failed Many persons no have used it. pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
eve- met with especially IN cases Of or in.
inA ,nsion Of long standing Price IS cts bottle.
'.sNone are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by tue sole proprietor T. KiDDE.
IN MEDIATE successor to the late DIR w T. CoNwAI-
R,c sale 1T Cou 'tng Room. No. go, Court st
ne,r ;,ert Hail. Boston, and also by his special ap.
po;ntnent, WV. STABLEK
apr7 Fnrfdr Sreet, fkEandrid.
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SplenAia Eurniture'

CHARLES kOONtS,
Cabinet. Chair and Sofa Maker, King, "e1f aoo'
to the corner of .alfred street.
ITAs on hand and constantly msnuisc'ure' se"e
IL raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNI1 UKE'
Which, for elegance aud durability, iehss
IIisstock. generally consists OF
Grecian and plain sofas, couehes s"d lounges
Mahogany and all kinds Of lrawing- room chairs
Grecisn winged and single wardrob:s
Pedestaleud sdeboards ,th mart etops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and block dining. card and breskfasttso,es
do claw do DO do 40
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo 90
French and variou other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladies dressing tables. with and without mirrors
Ditto worksands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen abmet. secretaries and oook
cases
waskstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved aud plain mahogany bird eye and curl
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs cradles, cand tands shaving dos table desks
and every other article in the cabinetiine.
LIKEWISE,
Aahogary ofvarious kinds, steam saved, curl and
shaded veneers, copalvsrnish ackng bottoms, cords,
BEDS. MATrR ASSES. sc.
The above articles will be disposed, cash or to
punc.ual persons on the most !ibcralterms
Avery extensive patronage from Washington 'ndu'
ces me to say, that VII ie,ver urniture toany pur
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Turning g. Carving executed IN the best manner.
may 90
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OyspeNs,s!
mr. INDIGESTION,

OF long staining. and Of The most ooslsn s,a.
eaar,cisr aIs been immediately rehsred ana c'ten
y.rmanea.y cured. variety OF cases that nave o.
eurr,d in Bo-tun and vicinity bv using tor 'or' s
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECiFlC
.4NTT-BfLIOUS PILLS,
both of which are to be taken toge'ner' accorns -
,.., the snec6c Price so cents each.
Eae are genuine una ~ signed o. ne otts' =,
printed ,oraoper. by tse S,Ls Frop1ietor k!DOSh,
;,,msi tte successor 10 the Lat Dr. w toH'cay fo'
sale It nus Counting 'toom yer NO ~ cour'
mar c,nc,rt Hall Boston, and also Nv his SPECIAL ap
pointment by WV an s,.n1;.;,
furINC VICE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
Nyspepsla

,UyHE subscriber continuesto apply the newly disco
L vrred remedy for DyspePsis, which has made per.
feet cures Of hundreds in this and other places his
price is noderate Application to be made AZ his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
80 wM HARPER.
n A generalsupplyo of fresh Drugs-med'clnesa sc ;,
On hand and offered AS low they can be purchased
in Alexandria for cash ur the usual credit