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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-25
DIED..

At Albany. on Wednesday morning last, about
o'clock, WILLIAM JAMES. Esq. IN the Ssh year
Of his age Inc A, Dany Jodraal saws, that Mr..
james came to that city in 1889. dependant up
on his industry for mis- means Of subsistenee. -
H. was clerk for several years to the late Mr..
john Robinson, aud commenced. tor himself, in
partnership with Mr.. john Hurner, IN the tODac-
co and segar business H. subsequently open.
ed dry goods and grocery story 10 North Mar
ket ST., and finally Closed his long and prosper.
Gus commercial iabors about ten wears since. by
retirIng frnm his store in State street. Mr.
James wasa man Of great wealth. With the ex-
ceDton OF Mr.. Aster, no other bu sInr-s man has
acquired SO great fortune in this State. We
learn that il is estimated, BY intelligent judges,
ut THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Consisting,
however, almost exclusively OF real estate. It IS
more likely to be over than under estimated. =
To this enormous estate, there are nine surviving
heirs. Mr.. James death is a severe loss TO the
city of Albany. He has done more to build up
the city than any other individual His enter
prise has. for the last ten years, furnished con.
slant employment for hundreds Of our mechanics
aud Iaborers.
The Boston Daily Atlas of Wednesday says:
We regret to learn that JOHN BRAZER DAVIS,
E,q. late editor Of the Boston Patriot. died in
health but few days ago and addressed his fel.
low citizens in Faneuil Hall on the evening pre-.
ceiling our annual State election. On Thanks
giving day he found himself slightly indisposed
with cold which finally settled into a rheuma
tic fever that carried him Oft IN the prime oil his
manhood and usefulness. Mr.. Davis was u
young man Of acknowledged talent and promise,
and acted conspicuous part in bringing about
the union OF parties upon which our State poii
tics has fur the last few years rested. Having
lately reIinqushed his connexlon with politics,
he had devoted his attention manly to the legal
profession in which he babe fair TO rise to dis
tin 81.
The Boston pape.s announce the death. on the
18Th inst. OF GARDISEa GREENE, Esq. Of that
city, IN the 79th year OF his age. He was Pre-
sident Of the u States Branch Bank, which 81.
tuation he resigned few days previous to his
death. His estate is estimated 10 amount to
more than three millions of dollars, and lie had
long the reputation of being the most Opuent
man in New England BY marriage he was re.
lated 10 Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst, and has
sustained through life great responsibility of cha
racter.
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Vrince street academy

TIVE undersigned, in announcing to the citizens OF
Alexanlra and its vicinity that this Institution IS
now open for the recs pton Of youth would respect
fully assure them thst he will continue to enforce the
same rigid observance Of scholastic discipline, pursue
the same efficient system in the communication OF m
.truc,ion, and the same untrng industry IN 'he
discharge of his profession duties. which nave NE
therto invariably proved advantageous to the pups
committed to his care the system OF Exercises IN
the Prince..treet Academy embraces the fono~lns
branches of I'd ica,ion: Readings Writings Arthme'
tic; Hook Keeping aud English Grammat' 1eogr'Phy'
the use of Maps and G obesi Geometry aud Algebra,
with their application to the practical branches o. tne
M.,hemaiics; Trigonometry. plane and spherles''
ensuration; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation
,,,h iLe instruction of the tables annexed; the pro-
section of Maps and Ianispheres. according to prn.
cnes u.,reIy naahe msticsl, Typographical aud Ar
eGec,ur.I Drawing, Civil snd Military snslnrer'nR'
CONG Sections; FluIions; Gnomon'eksi As'fon'my,
md VEGETABLES Conscious Of the extent and accuracy
Of his research in the branches Of science above enume'
r,,ed the undersigned has the conf enee to assert that
he in give instruction in them,n not but acc
cordnr to principles susceptible 81 conclusive proof.
in the rigid language Of rrefrsg.be demonstration
Ferns of tuition, and Rules Of the Institution. will
he made known at the Academy
W "'-'N JOHN DEvtIN,
Alexandra, Dec. 2f-G Principal.
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Schr Lewis. Linnell, of Boston, from Freder.
icksburs for Portsmouth,, and schr February,
Thomas, of Ha, wich. from Boston tor Baltimore
came in contact night of l7,h inst when about
e5 miles S Of Block I.land-the 'ormer had her
bow stove in. and Immediately filled; the crew
escaped in their boat and cot ON board "f the
February, which vessel was rendered un,eaHor-
thy. and put into Stonington tor repairs. Inc
Lewis was new schr and had cargo OF 700
bb,s flour aud 1900 bushels shorts. all Insured
her crew has arrived at New Bedford.
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EDITORS COaREsp ,NDENCE.

MI ~ ''0''ds@ -WelIa das! The Christmas
,,,,f, IDS come to Consre-s,uen a. we'll as
,,,, n.'ys WIN all the CO npIacencv and Sc
,s,,S N.Y. Imaginable, the "pO'ent. grave and re-
!, ru ~SnoTs" IN the leglsla I'VE hall. have yot.
N "a speNd b1'iness until sex, Wednesday,
SCR scr IhSt Chey may enjoy t e holidav season. .
Ia, VI. last note. very y!sasant little de.
?, - 'p'Gns up In the House. 90 Mr Wick.
b. AL "" 10 inquire Of the President the mum
|ss E.ahes OF members Of Congress appoirt-
III, NV OF late years, By the Executive. =
direct ... @a'er OF course, was opposed, a. an
y and n.nS Of Gen. Jackson, whose practi.
,tS,i in,I Fsefp's' on this subject, are said. bv
b. a. p SrsOns, to be directly at issue. How
Si,, :. motion was sustained With ,isor, and
,aa >, seemed settling down to an aeouies.
pa, nal a r'1 a gentleman from Ohio, Mr.. Ken
e. H., =, lAe sport BY proposing. as an amend
f',s.,,,Ss e PRESIDENT ssesld also send in the
WV names OF the meubers Of Congress,
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Library Room in the Capitol, !
Washington, Dec. %.
ICoMMUNIcArED. I


Mr.. Ed,fJr-By remark in one Of your late
papers. ! was happily encouraged in the prospect
of a law, which would "secure the Mechanics,
Lumber Merchants and others, engaged in the
erection OF buildings in the Distric, Of Cclum
bia;" but, upon examining the proceedings o.
Congress on this subject, End that the provi-
sions Of this bill apply only to the Mechanics,
Lumber Merchants and others. engaged in the
cree ton Of buildings in Washington City" The
citizens Of this place have declared by their Pc
titons. that lien law was Of the utmost impor-
lance, not only to those who undergo the labor
of building, but to the substantially of the labor
when executed, The object Of this communi
cation Is to elicit some reason why we are to be
excluded from the advantages of this law, and
to suggest to those interested the prnPriety OF
again making known to Congress their wishes
on this important subject
A MECHANIC.
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Corporation ofsAlexandria, to wit:
nnnTV lITTnN

PROCL.9IH.4TION
"IHEREAS the Reverend Clergy Of the
w several Religious Congregations Of the
Town OF Alrxandria have recommended that
TUESDAY,. the 25th Of this month. fOeing Christ.
mas day. be set apart as day of general fbsnks-
giving and Praise to Almighty God, for the sig-
Nal mercies shewn to us in the late desolating
Epidemic. which has carried mourning aud woe
into various parts Of DOR land-Now, therefore,
| hereby give general notice. that the aioressid
day Is set apart for the above purpose, and 70.
commend to all the citizens that they abstain, as
much as they conveniently can, from all worldly
business on that day, that. with one mouth and
one heart, We may glorify Con. from whom co
meth every good and perfect gift.
JOHN ROBERTS,.
Dec 22-d3t Mavor.
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Who, since 1894, have been applicants for ONCE,
either tor themselves or their friends. =
observed an involuntary start, a. il from the
pr,cking of pin, when this amendment was read,
on the part Of some gentlemen, who just before
seemed careless enough. Legs were thrown
irom across the mahogany desks-newspapers
pushed on the foor-aad tooth picks uneeremo.
niouslv cast aside. The amendment was oppns-
ed by ex.Presideut Adams in quiet way who
urged the improperly Of these unnecessary expo
sures-the innocence Of the members in asking
Office for their friends &c. sc. Ex.Secretary
cialy, to break up the practice. ashe said, "they
could not do their duty as long as the desire OF Of
hee prompted them 10 be subservient 10 The Pres.
dents will" think quote him correctly
We had several other little speeches, pro and
con, but Mr. Foster o. Georgia, who commence
ed the opposition TO the original resolution NOV
edto lay the whole matter on the table. Before
the question was taken-'' the hour expired'-
aud hey! for Christmas! soon afterwards the
House adjourned This sprinkle Of elo4uence,
kept I'll an expected shower, on the subject Of
the Proclamation. We shalt have it all, howey.
er, bye and bye.
There are many rumors ahoat in the City re-
lative to the violence OF the President in his pri
vate conversations when speaking Of South Caro-
lima. IF he says, one half Of what is imputed
to him. he behaves very improperly. l do not
beiiere all however, that I hear. Rumors are
again getting atoat about changes 20 the Cabinet
of this more anon. Yours ever,
FIGARO.
Library Room in the Capitol,
Washington, Dec. 22
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&utlce
X office

CEALED Proposals viii be received 81 my house on
y Payne street until "Wednesday, the Goth inssnt.
for cleaning and keeping clean. for one year. al the
Streets, Lanes and Alleys. psve and unpaved, within
the limits Of the Corpors,on-the contractor 10 COM
mence the work on tile Ist day Of January. 1888
Jsc ic-em16h WA VEITCH, S.P.
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Notice

'yHIE silly and dangerous practice firing guns, ex.
4 ploding fire crackers &c at this season OF the
year. being usual amongst the ignorant the vicious
and The v,gabonds Of society. whereby much injury Is
done: Now. it is m,ie known, that the laws on this
subject we'll be rig'dy rx cuted, and that all lines
and pc nal'ics arising under these laws will be gwen
on conviction anu collection, to the informers
by order fthe Mayor.
JOHN y HANCOCK,
H. TATSEpAUGH,
dec 92-3t Police ConstabIes
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Gn,ter Uoo,s and Gum shoes

q AIDES fashionable Cater Boots
Ia DO Paris Kid Slippers
DO Fur trimmed and lined Gum Shoes
For sale "a few dvors below Whites Auction store
on King street) by > ~ hDS"N'
dee IS
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or aiEXAADaLa. On. C.

ARRIvEp. December %,
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. Jenkins, Bal
timore; freight and passengers for the District.
Passed brig John Laird, lat Piney Point, bound OUT
SAILED,
Schr Potomac, Bears, New YORK.
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6S48 412

The Market Flour is 864 for common brands
of Western; 81 for N. York City aud Troy.
and for common Southern Rye SO 90 cts
Oats As cts. Barley IS cts. No sales of Wheat
within day or two.-N 7 Jour Com. Dec. ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-25

Schr. President. Kirkland. hence at New York
2lst. Schr Premier. Mills. do. do. do.
Schr. Lady, hence at Halifax 10th.
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A MECH ANIC.

The Ucaiher.-At the Museum. on Saturday,
Mt s A VI the Thermometer stood at l60; on
Sunday, at 2O0; and on Monday. at sl0.
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..;c,, on Christmas Day is not original
-, mad. up os a collection Of shred' and patch
~, 49,, ~" N. English Magazines, put together to
= ~" -. OCCASION, and as appropriate to the sea-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-25

'oH''' = "''"' k'~'"''J P'' '""s-. " "
FLoun- Last week the wagon price Of Flour
was steady at S5 62s, until about the middle OF
the day on Friday. when 1t declined to so,
which has, since that time. been the ruling price"
We heard Of no sales from stores either On
Saturday or yesterday, bpt suppose fair qso-
ta,ion would be s. 62i a 65. There is less
anxiety manifested to sell since than before the
fall
Export for the week ending Saturday, 22d in.
slant, 1855 bbis all coastnise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street, 1896 bbls. 81 half Obls.
Wharf, 1925 " $50
Potomac, 527 -" 90 -
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
..,,,sn,y MORNING. DEC. IS. 1852.

.Th,, DAY being "Christmas Day." IN
- with an immemofial custom, and 10
'oDr II employed in this office an opportunity TO
20, the festivities Of the season. no paper VIII
,. issued 10 fn'rr0'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-25

DRaIVS IO-MORROW
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No II for 1884,.
To be drawn in New York on Wednesday, Dec 20
prize of $4,000 r0prize OF $1,000
| do Of 1000 &c &c &c.
Ticke,sk5 90; halves 2 50, quartersl s.
On sale in great variety At
JAS. R1ONDANS
Lottery Office, corner King and Royal sts
n. Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased.
DR.ATTS TO-MORROW
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No AZ for 1882,
To he drawn IN Nrw York edne day. Dec 70
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS; halves : 81; quarters IS
To be had in q variety OF numeersat
J. II. WHITES
os1y Office. Royal Sfreet;
or Orders fromthe country specially attended TO-
Drawing Of the Virginia Monongahela Academy
Lottery, Glass No for 1857 .
40 as IS So So 46 48 oil "a
drawing of the MARYLAND State Lottery, Glass NO.
2ofr1s32 =. ,o
% 81 % so IS ~ 40 ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-25

"a. had an alarm Of fire last evening" at
o'clock. 1t originated from chimney
- ~, fire in the lower part Of the town
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sr We are authorized to announce

n. ~ G.Ar,us oi StaA"rd Couuy, csndi
d.,s ,o nr.sent the Northern Neck District IN the
Senate Of Virgins.
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DR.Rtt,S TO-MORROW
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. AZ for 1885,.
Will be drawn in the City OF New York "Wednesday
December Is
HIGHEST pHrZH $l6 600.
LIST or Cd drawn So; 81 4th drawn do, ~
Tickets IS, hsives2 so, quarters Is.
To behad IN variety of Ilmbcrsoi
J. dOS3SE,
Lottery e Enekanse Broker. fie1 andrio
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Just publisNeA ,

find on sale By W1h NJ MORRISON,
VHNiiE Excitement or a Book to induce young per
L sons to read, con,snine remarkable appearances
IN ratre signal presentations, and such incidents ~
are particularly fitted to arrest the youthful mind.
The Ladies' F4miy Library, vol LIST. Bographes OF
Madame De Stsel ami Madame Roland; vol I'd, Bio.
graphic, of lady Russell and Madame Guyon
Degersndo on Self Education, (new edition)
Divine Breathngs, fine little volume for the pocket
The above, with CREST variety of new and choice
Books selected for presents for The approaching holy
davs. WILDE sold very low dec 81 Ct
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BtOnming Smiles.

yO elatrate with sli the poIo'ogy an dulcloquy Of
L words. having all the smpen ioasness and sub.
lmeness of thought and description. the SUiDi Of
eoquence would 6n himself inadequate to delinc ate.
corjIgate and sublmate, with that msterislity and
corporeit, language, sufficiently TO embelish and
beautf. the erop'abe and inc arabic varieties end
in1abk nceties that the subscriber has for sae-rch
and p.rfetus in all the substantiates OF lnterfu.
Gus cucretrons and external eclst and spendor, and
admirably arragned in continuity, triplic,y. equaoi.
lily and organization.
on MONDAY EVENING
Will be fitted up, with great effect, most perfect
repr, sentstion Of
A STREET IN VIENNA;
on which occasion ICE GRE ANS and JEliIES may
be hsd HEPBURN.
22-St
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PORK OHaA

Pork OHaA
rNlR sale AZ the Warehouse two doors below Hessfs
VIC ! move go o1Krng street
dec 15-ee6t
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II. Iessburg Wash'ugtonian states that let
,. Richmond continue to give assurances
9, n, ,r;ansementof the Congressional dis
,',. s,erv effort will be made to arrange Lou
' ~, .ach , way as to destroy her weight
r ~ ~. e,.nO, be done, she will then probably be
.i,b counties possessing majorities similar
10, .G,i.sw;,h herself. Loudoun, Jefferson and
a.'Er,, will probably form District.
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The STEAMBOATS, between Baltimore and Phila-
drphahase suspended their trips until further
notice. The boat has made the las. two trips
between Frenehtown and Balumnre With great
difficulty, IN consequence Of the Ice in Elk river
and the Bay
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Our Washington Correspondent. brings down
The Congress news to the adjournment on :tur-
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Hudson
Far ourselves, we believe NuHifcaiioa and
Consolidation alike unconstitutional, and wtile
We cOnducl an Independent press, our v"ice
shall on all occasi"n be raised against both Of
these hs ssie>.--N. I Gem.
This ,cn,m, nj and determination we slso
alopt Ed Gee.
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.. DR.. RELIES
HotanicaA Drops.

I one ofthe most eficaciOus compounds in the M.
terra Medica, for the cure hat class ofnveterate
diseases produced by an impure state ofhe blood and
habit Of body and usually Isl. lSs sunI sprs.1
ant5onn,. Gre fever sores (eyen when the bones
scse sveng applied with dr. ,nS IsSs
niment) foul and obstinate ulcers sore ana
scsld head in children, scurvy and scorbutc gou, pm
Piled or carbuncled faces fostering eruPtons and vene
real tants throughout the body IN when as case he
Drops often cure when mercury fails. They are also
the best spring and autumnal physc, to purify ano
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
pear at these Of the year They also ara toe
process of digestion. and, by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion of malignant humours on the unss
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast mum
her Of effected BY these Drops, not only IN bos
and its vicinity, but throughout the Union, TOT IN
best proof of their excellence as an unfilng aera
tive medicine, in all the cases above specihed' TINS
article has recently been pronounced by physician
of the first responsibility WHO had witnessed us sur
pr,ing efficacy as entitled in his opinion to take The
lead IF all the popular articles kaoton for the ADORE com
paints and indeed is fast gaining this point IN pub
| lie estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
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District Of Columbia,

County Of .7lerandria, Set.
APRIL Term, 1882.
John N. Johnson and Albert Fair.
fax, trading under the firm OF
John N. johnson & Co, Com. "
plainsns, SlN CA1TCEhf'
against
William Knight, George Riley and
William ID. Mutt, Defendants,
THE Defendant, William Knight, not having entered
his appearance to this suit, and gwen security &C.
cording to the statute and the rules Of this Court and
il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said William Knigh, not nhabitant of the District
of Columbia, on the mott of the compliments, by
their counsel, il is
Ordered That the said absent Defendant. VIM Knight,
do appear here on before the first day of the No.
vember of this Court, and answer the Bill, of the
Complsinants and give security for performing the
DEGREES of his Court; and that the other Defendants.
George Riley and William ID. Mutt do not pay away or
,ecrete thu .bts by them owing to, or the money, es.
tate or n cts in their hands, belonging to the said
absent Defendant until the further order and decree Of
this Courts and that copy Of tins order be forthwith
published in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette for two
months and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court House of said County
Test: EDM. LEE,
28--2m G. C..
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District 81 Columbia,
County Of alexandria, u

County Of Alexandria, Sct.
ApRIL Term, 1882.
John Ii. johnson, Complainant,
agai 'st IN ry3ycEBY
William Knight George Riley. and
y liam -. Mutt, Defendants.
rSSHE Defen liant, william Knight, not having entered
4 his appearance to this suit, and given security sc
corng to the statute and the rules OF this Court and
appearing the sat faction Of the Court tht the
said william knight is not inhabitsnt of the District
of Columbia, on the motion Of the complainant, by bis
counsel. it is
Ordered, That the said absent Defen liant, William
Kmg. 10 snresr here on or before the first day Oft
next November Term CT TINS ,,,ur,, r"u answer the
bill of the Complainant, and give security tor perform
Ing the DEGREES ofthe Courts and that the other Defend
ants George Riley and William u. Mutt, do not con.
vey away secrete the debts by them owing TO, or
the money, estate, effects in their hands, belonging
to the said absent Defendant, until tue further order
and decree Of this Court; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published for tSo months successfully
in the Aexandris Phenx Gazette, and that another
by be posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
said County. Test: EDA. i. LEE,
may 28-2m C.. G..
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DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

NOR sore inA .med Eyes gives immediate ease
4 and relief On recent sore eyes the effect 10 most
ssutsry. Where the complaint has been Of years
standing, and in exceeding bad cases, the most
expected and desirable relief has been found in the
of this Eye WATER. after every other remedy had
filled Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
ever met with, especially in of soreness
inflammation oflong standing Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. oy The sole proprietor, T. KIDDER,
immediate successor 10 the late DIR w T. CoswAY-
For sale at ais Counting Room, No. 90, Court st
near Concet Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap-
pontment, by WI. STABLER
apr7 i,fir Street, .7erandria.
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Fairfar Street alexandria
DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific Ointment,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
WILLE1M SI.ABLER, .Agent, .4ierandre

'1NHE above Ointment is recommended to the publ;
Il as safe and certain remedy for those obstins.
diseases, some of which have long bsfled the sil
Of medical science:
LIST White s~e!lings Of every descriptions
ID Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing,
80 Schrrus glandular tumors. partic those
hardened tumors in womens prra,:::, which ofienm.
terminate in liberated cancers;
18th Felons; or what some people know by thchnms
of catsrrhs, Of every description.
5h Rheumatic pains oithe joints;
9th sprains and bruises ofevery description or in
whatever psrt situate,
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this eompsintlie 10.
'ent, in applying the ointment, must keep tie rar
nut Of water;
9Th Chlblains or parts affected by frost.