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fgurers of the feet, and enemies TO Iocomot0n
The Albion Corn Plaster soitems the corn, how
ever old and tough and extracts it to the very
roots The relief afforded. is gentle, Immediate
and thorough The proprietor bvgs leave to sub
well known AS very worthy and resp cIabe citi
zen
mr. l. n!"Ger--l 90 not hesitate TO give NY
most uh9na""eG appreciation IN favor OF your var
naole .iio'0 n corn FfGSter' Ivy the use OF less
IMAM Don, MRS slower mas zee" enrea oil COY"
D" eaeh i0ot' "'t.Gh nad oeen exceedingly Uou"e-
soIne an" ra.'''u, Tor years 'nd 'h!hk u Nv.
justice ~ !oul preparation 10 '.u ,,'"s
your r,as'er euseG her eornS alter irving oo"er
"s"y rT'"'ln .n' re,neeies 10 no p"I i,"'e
ana "nat increases my confidence I" tne SUPERB
orty OF your raster IS the TACT that 1t has en-
useu os Se,et"' o. my me.snoors wl.n eII'! goo"
success man advanced IN years, nan become
so crippled with corns' as to be Obliged TO cut
holes N ms SHOES TO ease tbs leet' he hah long
suffered great torture and inco"Ven'enceCha
iate'y oeeh en're'y eure0 oy Inc use OF your Co'h
'as;er, so ''.ht ne can NOW ~aA WIN t"n"r" =,
, haJ hec,,. en- LAM. in oi CONS
80 =, h.. aI,Ia 70 no ~, o',d -, t;s ;,h
1', . ~ trobIo i %mn NV p1oa,or s;,h
,bc most banny snecess and nrosnect Of sneedy
',,a o,id -, ~, seya,i' a,h!,, oos,s no
II necessary, but / have seen rnomeb NJ the pIas.
10 satisfy me il is the best ure5nration in his
counirv. for the cure of Corns; and were its
virtues generally known. doubt whether YOU
could urcpare the article fast enough 10 meet
The nublio demand.
(Sipnedl SETH SrowyL1
Kseber ofthe T'oR-housr s. Bn,ton B,i,,ge.
Boston, June I7!h. 1929.
Price so cents.
n-rNona toeu,;,. r,Iooo s;,,oJ -, Tho AMI
,iS ,rs,,ne, H.. H. -. p"n,n H., ~
IIni'rU ;t;r. .! .lo s''e : ,"''' W
" r CoywAY For saIr win al ,he othrr
"Corwav N.dc;u. - =, Lis Connl;mg Room M
40 next door ia l. Kiddsr,s Duo Stor. Garner
nj Court and II,nover.s,re.ie ,,esr roncs,i Han
nos,on. and Lv b;s s,.oc;.l ,nr,,;.t,nsnt Lv
JAMES ERFFN = 20 EDIv AMIR
and Holm cor UHorceefs,.
HENRY ALIEN J,,,;,.,o,.
CARY RICE, & CO., North BrookfeM
CHARLES PARKMAN, Ipes,Joronfgh
JOHN CAPRON x SONS, Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
G. B. PARKER, lancaster
S. HAYWOOD, Lunen6mg.
Uf Large discounts to those Who buy to sell again
u orcrs,4r So Probate O9ic,. An, ~ IS90
IN ME Ue;, oT NJ ,uru, Iovrs L,?e oT u,,r,;n
in soiI Covu,v ,gce0eeJ anil N III o,bs,.,
co,,ce,,,e,j;,, ,Ie Ep,ntoocan;,J 'iocsoseJ
f:nvrI,xc
EvOIr o,o houoI,, o;.oJ 30 .,,oor ne To,,
"a sooSNa,,h. coour, or p,ohdb,pp t ~
-, IVa,,..a,a,. - t,a,,,', -, a., 49,
AZ " ofcestsr, IN sa.u County on 'he hrSt nrs'
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WANTED,

&tTRAW BRAID, of all kinds, in exchange
~ for Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockerv and
Glass Ware. THAYER ~ DANIELS,
No 6 GodGards' Row
Worcester, June o. If
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LEES PILLS.

Y UST received, direct from The Proprietor,
% fresh supply of tho grnniar Lee's Wjod-
han BILIOUS PILLS, or FAMILY PHYSiC
--ALs0--
A fresh supply of Dr.. ThsmpS0n'S celebrated
EYE natter, warranted genuine.
a. For sale by JOHN COE. at his Store
on Mnin-street where may also be had an OK
tensyc assortment of DRUGS, PAINTS,
DYE SsUFFS, &c.
Worcester, April 25 eoem
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Wanted InnaediateLu.

a. GOOD JOURNEYMEN at the Carricge
AZ and Wagon .Mahing BUSINESS None but
steady, iirstrato workmen are wanted. Apply
to SILAS S. EVERETT,
Worcester, Sept. 5. Mechanic street.
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TO BOOT-MAKERS.

WETANTED, Journeymam BOOF-.M9K.
w Err, for the season. A good workman
viii find constant employ near Hunts Axe
Works, in Douglas J. SLOCOMB,
Douulas. Aur % y
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To Capitalists and .Mdnu-
W.T."
factmerS.

factmerS.
Ill NETILL be sold a: Public Auc-
tSssasa w ton, on the premises CO. on
lsss ~ THURSDAY, the 27h day Of Sep
ts-szs TENDER neat, AT ten o'clock lore
noon, THE FIR ENCH RIVER MANUFAC-
TURING ESTABLISHMENT situated in
Oxford, (Mass.) containing 1870 acres of Land
a Cotton Factory. about so feet long ard three
stories high, large Machine Shop Saw MdI'
six large Dwelling Houses, and other buildings
thereon. The tall of the River on the premises
is about twenty five feet, constituting PrfvI-
lege OF great power and value
Also, will be sold at the same time and p'ace,
all the MACHINERY in said Factory, consist
ing of about 400 Spndes, thirty-iour Looms
and all the necessary preparation. The Ma
chinerv will be sold with the Real Estate OF
separately, as may sui! purchasers. The sale Is
to be made bv the Administrator of the late
proprietor of the premises, WILLARD ARNoLp
and must be absolute. Conditions o. sale as
liberal as practicable, and with be made known
at the time aud place of sale
AHAB ARNOLD, .4dm'Or.
Oxford Aug %
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WANTED:

y the Store of the subscribers, a YOUNG
q MAN, from lG to IS years of age, who has
had some acquaintance with the business, and
can bring good recommendations as to churac-
ter and capncliy.
SERGEANT 81 AYRES.
Leicester. Aug 10 If
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OLD Practices. In some parts Of Scot
land in former times, the ploughs used to
be drawn by four horses abreast, and re-
CURED the attendance ofthree men. The
business OF one man was TO drive. For
that purpose, he placed himself between
the middle horses, with his face towards
the plough to guide it straight, and in
this position he walked backwards with
the reins in his hand. Another walked
behind the horses with a clicked staff.
which he fastened in front of the beam,
and by means of it regulated the depth
81 the 'GTrow, - raising or lowering
the plough, as occasion required. The
plorghman followed with hold on the
stills; and in this formidable and ludi-
crous manner they repeated their attacks
upon the soil.
In harvest a basket machine was pla-
ced on horseback for carrying home the
grams and persons we're EMPLOYED on
eaen Slde with forks TO keep il in proper
po.se' IL is said that this practice was
loway. 10 "'e' WIN J" "ai-
Many =, practices. subsi.ting even at this
' !" Ireland, are still more ridiculous.
mr. Ar'her Young tells, That in Dor.
gal, he has actually sesn a .na' ~ Dors-
ing, fastened BY the tail "''se' p'ouS"'
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WANTED.

yENWo or three BOYS, lG or II years of
"a age, at the Penknjc BUSINESS
DEWiNG, TYLER & co.
Worcester. Sept 5.
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U r0Nrht She'll Coa,,hn

@ GOOD supply Of Shell Combs from ,ho
"a Mandatory of NJ. a. Willard. Boston " wv
for sale at 10 per cent less than the mnnn,,c.
tufef's retail prices. Prccs from $50 In Si0
RICE d SWEETSEi
Worcester, Aug H..
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SINGLE MILLS, &c.

SINGLE MILLS, &c.
FESHE subscribers, at their Shop near the
-E Worcester and Brookfcd Iron Foundry,
IN BrookfcG, are new building, for sale, SHIN
Clio Mills, superior TO any Others buill in the
New England States, and will furnish them
to purchasers on short notice, together with
the Boiling Saws, Jointing Saws and Joiniinr
Wheels 10 accompany them. They also man.
uIaciure Gearing, Drums, Shafts, and Pulcs.
Also Patterns for Machine Castings Of every
tlnn,-orderS for which will be executed
with fidelity and despatch
~ CAREY e. SAMPSON.
Brookfeld, Feb /. If
hOkE into the enclosure Of the stibscri
~ " DER, IN Worcester, on Friday, tho l7lh
inst, MARE COLT, supposed 10 he tbIce
years old bright bay, name and tail blnck. with
small star IN her forehead, and right white
hind foot Tho owner is requested to pay
charges and take her away.
JEFFERSON BEACH.
Worcester, August 80
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POLAR. This individual, who has fig
ured so conspicuously in New York under
the cognomen of Carrarn, and who has re-
Gently been despatched in vessel for Hoi-
land, struggled most violently to prevent
the irons being put upon him; and it took
SIX men to put him on board. This resist
ance was occasioned Ivy fear that his life
would be the sacrifice of his folly; which,
it is presumed, will not he the case. His
daughter accompanies him in the voyage.
POLAR, it will 10y many he recollected, was
first arrested at New York for violation Of
the revenue laws. 1t was known that he
had much jewelry in his possession, and
that he had offered valuable diamonds for
sale. These were recognised by the lady
of the Dutch Minister, as the same which
had been stolen from tn, Princess of Or
ange at Brussels; a warrant was issued, and
POLAR was thrown into prison.
About the same time, his wife. accompa-
MED by a Frenchman, entered one OF the
Liverpool packets, it was supposed with an
intention of returning to Brussels to secure
the remainder Of the jewels. A police Off
Ger, Mr.. Raymond, was immediately de-
spatched in another vessel, who. on his ar
rival in Liverpool, secured the Frenchman,
Roumage, and offered liberty to the woman
if she would inform where the jewels were
concealed. Raymond proceeded to Brus-
sells, and returned without success. On
his second visit he bought piece ot land,
professedly for agricultural purposes, and
built shed over the spot where the jewels
were said to have been buried. He dug
and found an iron chest containing the
treasures, which he conveyed to the hands
Of the Princess, in the presence of the Roy
al family. Mr.. Raymond was literally re-
warded hut on his return to New York, fell
a victim to the cholera, and young Mr.. Hays
was appointed in his stead.
Mr.. Raymond was satisfied that the Jew
els were stolen from the chamber of the
princess, by Polari and an accom- plice. WHO
was supposed to have been murdered by
Polari, to prevent the disclosure Of the theft
on the offer Of large reward from tbs
Dutch government. The jewels were {
present to the Princess from her brother
the Emperor Alexander, on her marriage
and were estimated at something like fou
/ millions of dolars-BoSton IrdUetler.
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RE- NOV AL.

FEslIE SUBSCRIBER has removed Lis estab-
a ,lshmeut across the street from where he for
m.rly lived, and located himself one door above the
Er.inin Office, in the BRICK tenement formerly
occupied by K 4 To pms, bu. me- eccntly
by acs.rs ilpt.acr's, " ere he mas e. ened a
VARIETY STORE
consisting OF Il @elerI assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, aai 3addIgry, adj II winch viii be sold
low, for CNsh, or County Produce, or to punetuo.
customers on a credit The subscriber has and
Wi, Keep IN band, several strong made
CARRY AELS
both single and double, suitable for travelling ana
family uses. which ho viii sell low or hlre-Also q
two horse Wagon LSood work second hand
Carriage, 4 COOL supply Of Plank Timber, Scani-
I'M, and for which he will allow liberal pricas IN
Butar or Cash. ROBERT Ia GRAf.
Juy 10 WV II
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COMMUNICATION.

DINNER TO = 2. BARBOUR. ESQ.
The citizens IT Amhefs, Courthouse and It's Vi
elaty, hearing that JUDI Pulp = Rof55l.r was
on HatD his soa=u-atw John Amber Esa
appointed 4 Committee Ia wal on Judge T. AMI ~.
quest Inn toParteke ola Public Dinner with tIrm.
The following IS copy of the letter of invitation
addressed 10 Judge Barbour " lhe COMMITTEE
ANuress CouRf.norse. yulv II. lr3a
To The Nm. Plttp Z. Btrjoar.
SlR-)nb sa.uf ot l.pmncr Of your fl.snls
and icLlow-r'tlacns etlhe county Of Amherst. We
request that you viii honor them with your com
paay, at Dmner 10 be given a, Dr. james Pow
ell tloteI, on the l7ih ot tins month or ON any
other day that may SUIT your convenience 10 at
tend
Your long tried patriotism and pure republican
ncIples-yoar unwayernr devotion To the doc
Tlnes Of Is, from your earliest youth.--lusty en-.
title You TO stand hlsh IN the affections of every
lover of liberty. Gratitude Tor your many and i'm
uortant services aud tor the iabOrs of lon. life
devoted 10 The interests Of your native State, and
otthat II the Nation, prompts them to tins mani.
tcstatlon Of their profound respect
Ba pleased TO accept the assurances Of our midi
ydao resp ct aud esteem,
ADlF f.ttnts and fiaIIosx-rItiypre
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sof |, JA.dysieGl.a.sto "a n Ne '''af

Eof y Jdsdy2itCl5stto 70 NJ he 80.
Fto aho, n the eustDfn - = ~ ardent spirass
The Rev Mesgrs. smith af-l D'eetH a5ssfrss.
the meeting IN supror; q the foregoing resoiu.ict
Auayla,ion vas then given II parsons ffsf =.
10 become member5 Of the Sgeicfg rhen thitty or
handed III their uames.
Rev Nj Bor~cu offered tige r.. eag -eso'a.
ton wItlfh sso4 seconded b. T. A. l.e.-s.a5s. ID
Adopted.
~ a'r,a, That ea,h nrabr aftie ses3at
f.,.z4niar oen'ioa 10 nsa bls be8, cxertion 70 %
Ia.r u ls6.t TO reembers by our ncxt hnaHa
NeaIug. on tOe second Saturday 80 August ufK
AL a.au II. usetng aJlnatnej
j8uN VI GORDON, Pr5sasf
f=n& \ ,rfu. s,a4aFu
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winch Is Indispensable to the happiness AMI pros
peritv ofour country. As onr star thfereth from
another 30 magnitude, so da these political bodies
Yet, IKE thc ssars, cusa is necessary, IN rs pto
pes place - complete tas @rHtt design with whleh
the winnie system vas furmeG. Gentlemen, tll, Is
ngahef Ih#tme nor place Tor p9'ii#ai discussion
/ }at nsuuchtion 81 tnosr principles, which ym
and profess IN COMMON. | m,y be permitted. iof
amomrut. II enquire what Is the causc which has
disturbed the harmony OF the Union, and produced
SO nrsh painful auxyly IN the minds of our peo-
pie l. there one who hears NE who IS 1t loss
! tor the an,wet Is moi the assumption ofdIsputed
powers 10y the Federal Government coniesscdly
the source from " hlch 81 many water; of bitterness
! AoW Slrs tn unrlled bosom OF the ocean, on
summer eve wound not be more calm than our
! country would now be II the American Congress
had only acted upon tins broad principle, on
winch the constitution Is laId--rhat, 10 the Fcde-
RAJ Government b.lons those powers winch con
Germ us ~ whole To the States, those which re
gard asplrts In relation To ths ir.t class, there
/ Is i common interest, aud with II, common feel.
IN There Isno danger, then, that collision oil
interest or excitement Of feeling viii urse from
/ tbe exercise Of the,e powers SnS, when the Fcde.
ral Government attempts 10 exercise Thus" OF tn
second class when il attempts 10 leglsI1tc upon
>ub'.ets OF "A local character, Where, by the great
diversity OF climate, pursuit and Other c'a'es he
neli impaired to oae portion OF t1r country, Is lei,
10 be at The expense OF mother-lOai COLLISION ana
that excitement will come, aud ua'uay h''e
como, To ad.srsc winch threatens a'"@WsB l.
disturb oaf poe an! harmony Nod "lsf yoa.
s.p-I m u my iulbet comment ulon las Hali"
! 1.n.s th@ m#g.iy toreleryoaio those sraal o''
, Ia a1oaI Is %, controversy Internal !m2o'en. MS
md IN FauA3 But for q0esHola.G-A as l'.st,
saouij We not nov enjoy profound poauah
edm Am opt hon laafaAl@ sayns 'ht oai
efs.d Ie's'o p.'e' oud eone"rd, "HtHt Tho contrary
one lac1eol't#d keep us tore'erm taoo'ied Wa.
tsrs TIN. u1Y. tr.tu shall ,uGEt red not BY
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lit / ne HrraIirul Of tie inuea StaG#
/ l2th Tho memory ct Lowudes- The South Ia
I 10 aeplore his IMMUNITY end.
Isl Tn fair of Vpglma So akeeyr
VOLUNTEER TOAsTS.
/ Bv TIE Presidential thr 5oy The Vice Pres
] deuey- Success IN uuf distinguished Guest
/ BY lh. fr>t Wee President Tho pcople--th
esst fff,uHz II tier own Interests and q the agent
10 execute then viii The only safe depository o
power
Bytbe SECOND Virc President. Groerf Andrew
I Jackson " hose irmat>s Is mlnuoni whose IN
| tesrity is meoruPuhla. guided 10y principles 'm
no rewards can tempt no threats deter
By Edward 4 CabIt--Jomes Aladrsan--antla'
nj the Report OF 9S, aud Of the lelteflo 10 {. "a
bell IN ls2e on the Tariil
ny John J Amblcr- The Hon John NJ Patton
who refused To sacrifice his prIuepIcs at the ahrmr
Of party.
BY captoin Wills L. bl,Aasoo--An 'rrw
Jackson the Hero who sayed and the fatuo.
who ajoras lis country
By W lIlam Lavender (arevounonmy So'dlef
A. Jackson for President und i I. RarbaH
for Vice President Rota patriots and republicans
Ry Col Wdlom Coleman Hon William /
Gordon the firm and able supporter Of Virginia
prnepcs--ls constituents will sustain hun
( 2ba taa3 ,ras 5esrtf#t lrH 4lJtaall
By Thomas r Brown Virginia May sb" IL
yer sacrifice her political independence 1t the
Shrine ofa corrupt Albany Regency
by William Stap'rs- Ao.lrew Jackson as Presl-
dent and + T. Barbour VIC President ,oroeaa
altnd them
Gy Jonathan \ Stea, iue tinted States Of
America the osylumto til oppressed oi every
elme--may We du'y appreciate our privilege,
sIpI aud flilpIpI#
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fIenas and teIlow-citizcr

James Il Hose,
HsR1g l. D6rtcS,
Fatiam Colenaa, Commit
D5a Il RcgRoiN
J9scyk Is iretag,
Jolrdi l.. Bteua.
tItHis J.. Dl1kg4on,
ToRa,ela The Jul e replied as follows
Guex An 81, july lla. l7S2
E.aItBsa-l have ,ecejvel your busr "a. laIs
lay 4ai., my ing All, Oh shaft Of Il numb If
Wy lr ends and fIiow-e.tIa as of Amherst. - par
,al.a Ola Bnuef. - "a, gwen al Bt james FoeHIs
lot l. on tda I1fnla5t loesapi tho my .tat,oa AMI
vii do mys..lthc p. Assure o,mgetus NJ taiIow-
citjzehs OF. lhpt Occasion.
should not u Justice to my f,euusS fl d. not
pcknoW edse tn Obligation ~hIeu tes, AT tbs On
ctpeci3 aet of kindness.
TAa Wy marked aud doci1. appreciation, Vhea
You are p.casejto express OF ms pnbUt course, L
walkers I'll The senstbihtlcs osmy neat and etcaf-
E., proves hat NOTHING Is wanting ma public mtn.
~. integrity AMI political fidelity II ensure hm
ae mus. desirable Of all rewards, the good opinion
md confidence q. his comtrymco
VIII sentiments Of esteem for yourselves, md
,ldlaC.g, remain your obeJ.cnl servant
Pr BARBOUR
T. .Mzus Ci1mpe Garter, Igttur b Daoes
.,,- t
.. - ,.. -, .#......,,.
ON Tue appointed cay, arc ana 's't ,. '.'5 we,
n2m'efoi gentlemen 7al uo%h To Il" ''2'u.. ana
am '"'o5 f'pas[ prepared PE ~. ''''''' o''',.
Aa utmost h''''n''y ana So'o ''e"''s l''
.-Ns% ilinS was Gopuoe'19 WI" 'so"s "''' ig2
4Ge'y Though JodEe '"u'" was u 'a'" ~
'ao| to only Two ~ 'Fee o. Ia. '''.''.! 1 '''I T.
h''h The most enthusiastic anu CO.. .5' 80, ..e" i
WI, la. spontaneous a9o 'Fee-% IL '...l5 ~ ','ss
AID tal9aeHea people 10 "i5', "s'l'" lu u,
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-. Senator, bdt Jo',rA c'ay)--on tie OH INST
o. :, :, Of Health at Detroit reported l7cases Of
tn. ' :. - Cholera, 9 Of whom mad died--5 were
soldiers.
- n, Nav York Board of Health have pga-
-, f,aowiaz Curd, which is equally aPfl-
PSI .,..vbre. and contains very good odsice
e''. .,.r. tasre Is no apprehension Of Cholera
even ~ NOTICE.
n.4fid.l il pursuance e. a R-z''ti'"e q INC
P@'''''' Sarsial Bodld q HaiH
r. TEMPERATE IN l-aihS AMI i'i9hl"si aNo'1
IN ,..,blcs md Fruts, ABSTAIN from cold va
cru heated. and above all from Ardent
't' W. ,,,, # habit have rendered 1t mdisponsa-
lin ~, les. than usual. SLEer anl CLofnE
! n -. So Avoid labor III the heat al the day. Do
NJ III IN the hea, OF tho day Donot sleep
n'' ,-,t lr,fl otair wren hcatcd.-Ayold getting
"e r. Ike M Medicine without advice.
- The Philadelphia Sentine' was once Che
~, Jacksonp paper in that state but, exhibiting
:. ,,sns ofrc,tycness, tn in4airef was estab-
- h, Treasury pap, to r1porseda Il. The In
...ser has now abandoned the rmh'. and forthwith
-. o.aaal.raallp9 starts INTO existence TO sup
Its pI,cc Treasury papean always win sap,
.,,.,s IN the rauhs ofths powers thlt be. Gave
.,.,e.. sad Crsar) onl Iwi.l make mon
-, communication appeared IN the last En-
....r a,m.n.ias Vincent Wucher Esq OF Pitt.
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,e,r,ier bdt Jo,.M Ciay)Aonlhs OH INST
" = -, Of Health at Detroit reported Il cases OF
nv ~, Cholera, 9 Of whom mad died--o were
mas '''
iliers.
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foly q ts3e
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- The last Eag'l'I papers annoan'c the death
ofJetamy Bon,57mI Esq ooeoI TIC most eccentric
as well as ado men .. lie ase.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-18
District Of Columbia,

County Of Alexandria, Set.
APRIL Term, 1852.
John NJ. johnson and Albert Fair.
fay, trading under tn. firm OF
John NJ. johnson Co, Com
plainants, SIH CH7NCEhf.
against
william Knight, George Riley and
William ID. Mutt, Defendants,
VlhE Defendant, William Knight, not having entered
his appearance to this suit, and given security &C.
cordng to the statute and the rules IF this Court and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said William Knight is not inhabitsnt OF the District
of Columbia, on the mott Of the compliments, by
their counsel, it is
Ordered That the said absent Defendant, VIM Knight,
do appear here on or before the first day of the No
vember of this Court and answer the Bill OF the
Complain ants, and give security for performing the
DEGREES Of his Court; and tot the other Defendants,
George Riley and William d Mutt, do not pay away or
the ebts BY them owing to, or the money, es.
tate, or n cts in their hanls, belonging to the said
absent Defendant until the further order and decree of
this Court; aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette for two
months ssively. and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court House of said County
Test; EDh. l. Lee,
NAV 2S-2m u T..
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DIR. RELIES /.
HotanicaA Drops.

one ofthe most eificacious compounds in tho Ma
terra Medica for the cure ofthat class OF
diseases produced by an impure state ofhe blood and
t.,ed hat. Of body and usual. exhibiting
Anthonys fire, fever ssres (even Wien the bones are
affected, white swellings. (f applies with Dr. Jebss
nment foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
scad head in children scurvy and scorbuc gout pm'
Piled or carbunced faces fostering eruptons and vene-
real taints throughout the body in which last case the
Drops often cure when mercury fails They are Also
the best spring and autumnal physie to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
pear at these seasons Of the year They also aid the
process of digestion and by purifying the blood, pre-.
vent the secretion Of malignant hunours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
Der Of cures effected by these Drops not only in Bos
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union, tor tn
best proof of their excellence as an unfaing aera
tive medicine, in all the cases above speclhrd' his
article has recently been pronounced es PhFslc,
of the first responsibility. who had witnessed nc sur
prisnp efficacy, as entitled in his opinion 10 take tie
lend all the popular articles hao,o" for The ADORE com
plains; and indeed it is fast gaining this point III pub
lie estimation throughout the country.
Price 81 q Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
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deems il enoushto say that he has in his posse,,o,
most undoubted testimonials that it has naoe s..s
ons,cered tie for ,ohieh il ,oas INTENDED, r
Other popular Medicine. s's
This remedy is perfectly nnocen, in its ,pur,.f..
to al conditions ages, and sexes Full direction.
scription Of the complaint. &C. accompanying ., us
packet, which consists of two boxes 0fnimsn, va
one ofthe articles is wanted w
- None ere genuine unless signed on n. n,,,.
wrapper BY the sole proprietor. T KiDDER, mm,i.e
successor to tie late DR.. W. II Conroay For SALE,
Counting Room, over No 80, Court street, pe,5c'-a
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special UO
By WIN. STABLER,
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