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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-29
DE- IEas.S CELEB2A rED LININENr.
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

TI'4 .un,ned Eyes gives Immediate case
a. AMI relief On recent sore eyes the effect is most
sliutary. Where the complaint has been of years
stan Ing, and exceeding bad cases, the most
unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the
use OF this Ers v.rss, after every other medy had
tailed May persons who have used il. pronounce it
the preparation for those Complaints they have
eve- net WITH especially IN cases of soreness or in
ina nation of long standing. Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor r. KiDDER,
Immediate successor to the late DIR w 4. CONWAY
Bor sale ut Cou ting Room, over No. 49, Court st
near CONCERT Hail. Boston, AMI aiso oy hi, special ap
poiatment, WA 81 ABi.ER
apf7 Fairfir Nieet. .feraadrta.
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DIX RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
rFOn eSM ALE5!

INHEY purify the blood. qlcsen its circulation. as
i sst the suspended operations of nature and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
The femle part of society they Pills are particulars
efTicecious in the Green &ckasss. Palpfaton 81 me
JeIrt Gidainess short Rreath siak'ng ofhe Nprit',
Detection aud isaciaaiion 10 Exercise and Society.
Married ladies viii fii the Pills equ.lY ustui, esGep;
in cases Of pregnancy, Wicn they must not he tahen
neither must they be taken oy persons OF hectic OF
consump,ive habits Price 81 50 a box
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DYspeNSia

yHlHE subscriber con,inucsto apply the newly disco
v, red remed, for Dyspepsia. which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places tbs
price is moderate. Application to be made az MS
Drug Store Fairfax street.
WIRETAPPER.
II A generalsuppiy IF fresh Drugs1Hedlclnss IL
on hand and offered as low as they can be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit.
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@RSusrtissntsWf,

yy2 THE 4ST'H.L97YGSC CONSERVATIVE
2sltE most prevalent aud fatal of al The Diseases IN.
! ,iient to civilized society-the CONSUMPTION
ne,,IIy b. traced TO the least siarming OF disur-
iers sEghi Ju neglected Cod by estimation It APP
e,rs m, oae hy plrsd tal ffy houa1d persons dis
.auus!!y of the ConSumpticn Most OF these dread
nj results may be stt-,nated 20 common Gods, ana
,sr,y-n, tres,-nent of the hsrrsssing Coasa hat &c
.,srsy ensue which is usually followed by liiGalt
hr,qh;nv main in the side and st last ucersfea lungs
y.,Ient AN repeated as,hm,tc attacks also bring on
C,amnptve am9toyns. One two dollars expeud.
ed an the purchase ut
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATlC PILLS,
and little attention to their timely administration,
Will usually ensure mitigation Of these disorders, aud
generally effect cure The Pills are also an easy
ani ef cusI remedy foT the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the asthma and Consumption; Gods
Cough,, URr,.hy Of BREATHING 1fghtness and Strict
,sre Geross he hest, Rasszay, PAN IN he Side Sp!
f;oy of Boad sc Few c1ses Gun occur of any of ths
class Of srlers in which the purchasers OF DIR Relics
Pills viii not fad rich return for their rang ex-
paniiture. Pr ce-Gho!e Borss. so Piik, D,tknr;
Half ditto, 70 Fills, 50 Cents
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Also.

h-7- The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate relief,
without the least injury the teeth On trial this will
be found one of the best remedies known for this
plaint Price so cents s box.
- None genuine unless signed on me o,l's 81
zr;mted wrapper by Tie sole Proprietor, II KfDDER,
ip.medict. successor 10 ne la Dr W r Conway For
sale d, his Counting Room, over No go "uN street,
near Concer; hail. Boston, s,d his specisl appoint
mant, By WI 81 Anhhn,
Fairfar Street yiieran2ria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-29

Mouse & hot fns sale OK w.
The subscriber offers for sale % I on
saTM HOUSE T. MIR .ACRE L0n -,
sSea at the intersection OF Washington ~"
ta5.&A ko. slreets,i which ne nov RESIDES ,;y
nov t--lawu EDNo'
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Dr. Lees genuine Patent Ner Lo"doN
Bilious Pills.

Bilious rus.
UXTRACT of letter, written by very res7ee'a.
Ia ole gentleman, residing IN BALTIMORE TO he "1'
scribrr, WIN deems il his duty. though unaaIhNled
Ia Law il before thr public. Withholding the writers
name for particular reference, should any reqNre
,.rson,ljy SAMi. II Y LtE
BiLrIn,hE, AuGusr, 1875
Doct s HIP. LEE. New Lnn'on, Conn
Dear Sir-it IS now upwards of twenty yeas'AG
have used ,our New London Bilious Pills IN m, ~
H. and always found them an efficient purg Hemf'
most every description OF disease ne'efi'uHaa ''
acc,,tom Ger ain,y to vary in Their operanoninla
f,cis until lew months past, and hGvIng sfe' w"
b. Ell sadly disappointed in every instance u u''5
.hem--I bes an to conclude that you hi m,ic 'e1'
fortune, and ID gbagdoncd thcr manufacture 20 r'
censry and un!a,thf,l hands. Under lli> impie>''H
accidental, saw ALI advertisement Oh yours ma '''
York newspaper, designating spurious 'nN"'''' "''
your own manufacture, by having your wien VIZ,
turc to each bill Of drecuops and t'ai ~ ~ i'|-
were the limitations signed with pen and M i"y'"
perfect copy IN ever Ot,er rcspect f'nirE "
had wi, OH, this test. began to s's?ecl Wv
was not fair in medicine, as well as IN p'''o'
called at several Of our apohecares or YOU i""'' "
YOU, written signature. procured box, an > '' u,
ing them f,und the same effects from 'hsn "li
WAYS experienc d, and am muc!: jcG.a ~ "'.,'
IN, self in possession Ct a n, .iicine 50 Wsh! ms
that cannot in Justice refrain from giving !ou ''
formation. ..;..-
hone and trust Sir. for the bensh' OF n'"H'-
that 70 ,r vania,,. IN dclne VIII ne psrPe!'''''u :,
original @ ,ality, and that neIcenary ''i'''o,' ~" :,
irownsd upon BY an insulted community '''' '''
your friend, &c .,..s.,. ,,I
= To avoid the imposition o! Cohn'e',l',
spurious i'm tations, as related above, the p"fo"'
only to examine the bill Of directions Governs
Box, and # signed at foot. in my o"n ''.i ,".'.
in nediately under my printed "'me' 'ae! a'T r,r
and prepared by me. butt ONLY 'ie IA
fixed, they are spurious and TO be avoided; re
New London, Conn. 1882. "'
The above PilisiOr sale by ,.p,cg
oct 5-,f WILLIAM iAp..D~-
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DR.. RELIES AsrHMATIC PILLS,
g. To THE LADIES!

IR :Irg and SOUND TEETH are both an orna-
~ ment aid blessing. The best curity TOR
their advantage, is TO he found in the use otthe
BRITISH AN rISEprIC DENrRlFlCE.
Thsvery el .r,at ropth p,,s, ,r IN a very little
use, er'dcstes tn SYrry ia Me Guns and prevents
the accumyia,0a Of Tartar, ~hoh not oaiy b!ackehs
bur iaossrs ne ,seth sui acce!erfes their decay
The Ocr;rii,e thus removes the pregntag causes Of
Ofsrsivs Breath pre,srvss the heI Maess aad forid.
hes of tie Gums, and readers hs Teeth 6eastf Wi
,ekifs Price Sd cents,
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Cabinet Chair, and Sofa M@nufac-

tory.
JAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, -haso nha nd, nd
80 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandra, u at the corner ofl0th ST., "ennsyl
venia, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment ~
the mostfashionabls md urabe Furniture, which he
will warrant eGusl l.: Tot superior u quality, to any
ever offered; the Notwithstanding past, Of
Grecian, wingedand plain wsrdrohes
Gothic, pedesta lend and plain,debosrds
Ditto, with ceiiare.tsand marb cslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and ,sant'cmrs s'secre;arie san bookcase
Pier,ab!c swith marble aud mahoganytoTs
Notwithstanding, breakias tand cardtah'cs
PLAIN do do do do do
Lstlies work stand
Shaving andcandl do
Wash ,tand swithm mar and snshoganytops
Grccisn Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music tools, ,idetts cribs, rsdIes
Portable writing desksac
With agcEeral tssortmentof ,edsteads o frichlv
carysd mahogany, maple and stained woods, all of
which will be soldasl0w for cash III can be pur
chased ohhesamequalitya tany 'ther nsnnfactory
n the Union. ALSO,
8ntssortmen ofStDomin and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, 4 partof which is suitable FOR handrails
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copaI var
nish of,superor quality, 'acking bottoms, cords,
TURNING AVID CARVING,
Handsnmely executed ma, &
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70 Grocers. Hucxsters, &c
AlexandrIa, June 5, 1851

utoOtGSs ANO hotCIOs NJ
"a will ito good tenant) rent thai desirable 81
Esss tuatirn for 4 DWELLING: q RET.afL STORE
next to the of Prince and Water streets. oppo
site the Farmers Bank. t.e
Intending Immediately to make some alteration.
with view to the Improvement of said property, I
invite persons Whiting such situation call for the
purpose of suggesting such Improvement best
suit their views JOsiAHH DAVIS.
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CERTyFN.ayE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Judkins' Ointment from he Hon. John Ia
,iacrro, Member of Congress- is highly in erestlng
The sratu'tous manner in which it made, exhibits
feelings of n, ordinary character towards suffering hu
msnity: and certainly @eil deserving of public at
tention;
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.%otice

.<otice
To The Citi.ens Of this ptace and he PutEc C.
neraly.
efn~ Passengers for Baltimore
IsS5.-:rs<aS are respectfully 'o'orm,dt,l
80 f;-sSsthey can secure their pA'S.gsu
@s.--=-ssN-'s.'~'-' Baltimore BY the9, llT!ocOck
Line ofCoaches from Washington, BY taking sssb,H
Aexandria al Newton's Hotel, and leaving in the,
8, 9, 10, IL or II o'clock Boats for Washington
there will he Coachesst the wharfto convey then "
to the Stage oli;e without any extrs charge
BY this arrangement pass myers cannot be d",p'
pointed Ezra CoSchesfurnished for private parls'
II sli times
Fare to Baltimore SO.
P.s Niue o'clock stage by way of the Rail Road
THOS S BLACkBuRN.
mn, 10 tf Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-29

China, Astral Lamps, Blue Painted and
Crockery Ware.
~ CRATES and packages Of elegant gold banded
4 China Tea Sets, Astral Lamps; blue painted and
edged Dishes; Plates, Pitchers; Bowls, Evers and
Basins. &c. &c. received and for sale low by
oct Is oEo. WHITE.
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prietor OF Judkns' Ointment. from he Hon. John Ia
,iafcrro. Member Of Congress, is highly in erestng
fhc sratutous manner in which, ii - m sde, exhibits
feelings of NJ ordinary character towards suffering hu
msniy; and - certainly @e, deserving of public at
tention:
~AsuiSGToS, January %, 1929
sIR-It has been my wish fora considerable time,
to communicate to yoa the good effect with which !
have used the DIN ment Invented by Str. Judkins
and Which understood is nude and sold by
agents appointed bv yourself have applied this
Ointment trng the last three years to every u cies
Of tumor AMI Saunt without failure produce cure
in every instance consider Il the most ecided and
efficient remedy in all Cases of tumor be the cause
whatt may; aud have found nothing so good for
wninis Of any description It may De proper to
add that the cure ut tun,r called white swelling
given over b. The mast distinguished physicians AS in.
curane. aud which ,hey cid, would without ampu.
tatioa prove feslc the patient, was, unlr my imne
date notlce, Effected ny the f Juikns' Ointment
and the patient IN Ge hasth Hi- limb sifectedb,
the tumor being restored IN perfect STATE Of sound.
ness $50 that the leg % aged VIII oh had been
wouaded, aud exhibited one drsadf iy liberated sur
face from the knee to The foot, ana which, for more
than tw" years. had been considered AGAR bic was ef
feetusily cured by the sppicson Of Ju isins' ONT
ment mention these two cases, which fell under IN,
immediate notice aud management, ss decided evi
dence OF the efficacy OF this RENE cases of tumor
and ofuicers' nave eSpe fenced, decidedly, the
good effect of this remedy IN the of Feons and
of every species of fresh wound seems to me ths,
any ons who viii observe he op of this Uint
ment, must oc satisfied its beneficial effect lean
with tue utmost confidence recommend the sfthi.
valuable remedy.
am sir, very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRo.
To MT t:HABLRs tiEnsroNs. Proprie,orS
ofJudkins' Ointment, near Frede.
| rcktown. Nd.
NOTICE.
p Having been for several years in posses.
sion OF concern in Mr.. NATHAN iHEer EaD's patent
for making and vending his Ointment know, b tn,
nam Of Dr. " Judkias' Patent Npecifc Ointment >
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained answ pat
ent thereon, and having likewise renewed with
~ Shepherd the same interest held before il is
e.med necessary that public notice be given of the
| nuisance. lisving devoted much time and care
durngthe shove period. 10 preparing and making this
Ointment and been instrumental in giving il The gene
raj character it has sustained with whatever improve
ment all this time, it has received. present il 10
public attention As heretofore, the genuineness of
the Ointment may be known BY the label around the
ointment pot. thus: Erf!E sst%E
Made and sold ,pao!esase an3retaI near Frederick
Nd by q Herstoas, eoacernedia the patent right"
+ April IS CHARLES iIERS oNS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june druggist, Fai.far Street.
Job Printing
heat.y and erpedi'iousty erecutea at this CI7ce
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WIN POMEROY, Aleyant
Remedy fnr the Dr"psy.

,l.xsndri,, AUGUST 3. l8So-6m
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Worcester Female .Acddemy.

rs ME propretors Of the Worcester Fema! G
ii Academy wish to Lease their Estate, to T
Term of years, to some married gentleman.
competent to instruct in all the higher branch
es Of female education. Their plan is, that the
principal, with suitable number Of well quail
fled females under him, shall attend To the in
structinn, and that his wife shall superniend
the domestic concerns of the family, and attend
TO the manners, ais, and health of the pupils.
Their buildings consist Of an elegant three
story House, pleasantly situated, including n
large dining hall. three parloTs, kitchen, and
sink room, on the lover floor, and twelve
chambers, with spacious school room adjoin,
ing. and a convenient barn.
The propriators intend not TO interfere with
the School any further than to ensure The ex
ecution of their genera! objects, nor to take any
responsibility, but that lis prosperity shall de-
pend entirely Nh its merits and the exertions Of
the instructors. They believe from the expert
,nent which has been made, from the eligibility
and central situation OF the Academy, that a
well conducted school will always be we'll pat
ronizcd
The establishment will be leased, uniurnish
cd, for a rent equal to the interest of the pur.
chase money.
Applications may be made at any time before
the FIRST Of January next, to
REJOICE NEWTON,
One Of IKE PrOprietors.
Worcester Dec s.
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Worcester iSocia! Library So
cietU.

YEyHE Members of the " Worcester Socia
4 Library Society,"" are hereby notified, that
the stated Annual Meeting of said Society will
be holden at the Probate Office, in Worcester
on WEDNESDAY, the Cd dug Of january neat
at 3 o'clock, afternoon, to act on the following
articles viz:
LIST To choose Moderator TO preside at
said Meeting.
I'd TO choose all necessary Officers for :hc
year ensuing
Sd To hear and act upon the Reports Of the
Directors, Treasurer, and Librarian.
4lh To see if the Proprietors will raise any
money for the purchase NJ Books, and TO defray
The necessary expenses for the then current
yoar and to order the appropriation thereof.
5th. To see if the Society will allow com.
pensation to the Librarian for services the past
year
9Th, To see if the Proprietors will dissolve
the association and divide the property, or
make any other appropriation of the same and
act on any other subject which may legally
come before them.
BY order of the Directors.
WILLIAM ID. WHEELER, Clerk.
Worcester Dec ~ 1870
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LAW BOOKS.

BTyOR sale, the Library ola Professional Gen
a tlelnan, lately deceased Among the Law
Books are Massachusetts. chickering's, Saun
ders's, Burrows, Bossanquet's, PulIer's, Es
pinasse's, and Yelventons Reports; Comyns:
Digest Black stones Commentaries, &c.-anC
other Elementary and Practical Works, with
n collection Of Miscellaneous and Historical
Books. DORR 81 ROWLAND.
Worcester, Dec s.
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A fortune teller was arrested in Paris, and
carried before the tribunal of correctional 20.
lice, "You know how 10 read fortunes ?" said
the president, man of great wit, but rather too
fond OF joke for magistrate. 81 do, sir"
replied the sorcerer. In this case" replied
the president, "you know the judgment we
intend TO pronounce" Certainly" "Wcll,
what will happen TO your" "Nothing, y
{" You are sure of that ?" ayes, you will &c
quit me-" "Acquit you;' WhyF " Be.
cause, sir, if it had been your intention 20 con
denim me, you would not have added irony 10
misfortune" The president, Disconnected, turn
ed to his brother judge, and the sorcerer wut
discharged.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19

TALLEYRAND. sketch of this extraordina.
rY man is now making the circuit of the news.
papers, to which we cannot refrain from ap.
pending the following circumstance, to illus.
trate his true character. During the three
years that he spent in this country, in the days
Of the Revolution, he was so poor that nothing
but the generous purse OF the late WIN. Bayard
of Now York, supplied him the msans necassa
ry to make respectable appearance. After
the star Of Napoleon had gained the ascendan
cy, and Talleyrand became high in imperial ia.
vor, Mr.. Bayard, with his family, made a visit
10 Paris, where, when he arrived, he at once
called and left his card for Taleyrand. Mr.
Bayard was mistaken in judging of the heart OF
the man from his own No notice was taken
of him, and on subsequent occasion when he
met him at one of the drawing rooms, Talley
rand passed without dcigning 10 notice him.
Boston .ltiaS
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THE WANE OF THE YEAR.

1t will be but few days be fore the heavy
vapors shall build their mountain fabrics in the
sky, and open their waterfalls, and rouse their
winds, and unlock their magazines of FROST
The sun shall withdraw family to the south
and hurry along the horizon to gild the short
est and most comiortless days of the year.
Yet, the late autumn has a grandeur un-
known to ivelier and more spirii-strring sea.
sons Nature commands our admiration when
she is in rich and rosy bloom-our veneraton
when she bows down under the weeds Of the
tomb. She lays aside her scented and JOY Gus
robes that she may meet the rugged embrace
OF winter with bare bosom and naked and i'm
ploring arms. The voice Of the wind now at
evening is low and prophetic; il is the mourn
ing voice of departure it is the returning echo
of farewell
Now let the soul converse with heaven as
the earth fades and nature blooms no more.
Let sadness come over those who have built
their only dwellings in these low and changing
wales of time but let The hearts of those who
have secured a better world than this, be alike
in peace amidst the gloom of the glory of ma
tutc.
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Mein Got said Dutchman, you may say
vat you please, bout bad neighbors, l half the
de worst neighbors as never was. Dere is
FIams Van Wagner, der tuyfel mine pigs end
mine hens come home from dere up, init dere
ears sllt-and toder day, tow of dem come homo
missing !--Loireu Compend
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FLOUR.

- nn BARRELS Western Canal
Il D. wv Baltimore Howard Street, and
White Wheat Flour Fl. Ely and other good
brands, for sale at the Brick Store, on the Ca
nal. SUMNER SMITH, Agent.
Worcester, Nov H. 6w
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A Mr.. Wilmerton and Miss Vesey, both
deaf and dumb, were lately married at Pad
dington Church, London. On which occa-
sion the following lines appeared in the
Age:-
How sweet must be tho welded life
or Wlmerton and Vesey
Both free from all that wordy strife
That wedlock makes uneasy;
For if to blow him up she would
She can't--theres nothing clearer;
And il by chance she ever should.
Why, he will never hear her
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There is no security in evil society, where
the bad are of(en made worse, the good sell,
dom better.
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Devotion OF GREAT MIND TO ITS
DUTIES. Milton, the Poet of Paradise Lost,
who during an active life in the most
troublesome times, was unceasng in the
cultivation Of his understanding, thus des-
cribes his own habits -" Those morning
haunts are where they should be, ut home
not sleeping, or connecting the surfeits Of
an irregular feast, but up and stirring in
winter, often ere the sound of any bell
awukes men TO labor or devotion in sum-
mer rs oft with the bird that first rousest or
not much tardier, to read good authors or
cause them to be rend till the attention he
weary or memory have its full iraught
then with useful and generous labor pre-.
serving the body, health and hardness, to
render lightsome, clear, and lupmish obedl-
encc to the mind, TO the cause of religion
and our country's liberty"
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A DRUHKARD's THIRST. 1t is a remark Of
Bishop Tillotson, that no man is born with a
swearing constitution 1t may be added that
no man is born with thirsty constitution; or
constitution requiring the use of intoxicating
liquors There is nothing constitutional about
it. II is the habit The more the tipler drinks
the more he thirsts. And alter he has become
habitual drinker, SO that he cannot do with.
out 1t, where can language be found to describe
his thirst? We have seen men under its in.
tinence, who love rum better than their wives
or children-better than reputation or life
better than earthly happiness or the Joys OF
heaven. Those who are temperate have no
conception of it. 1t is intolerable, insupporta-
BILE, beyond the powers of description. Before
its whitening influence every social affection
droops and dies. Before its scorching, its burn
ingpresence, innocence, health, happiness, pros
perity, decency, honor, reputation, and every
virtue which cnnobles and elevates man, i,
Frustrated in the dust.
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MEMORY. The following is related by
Dupn, Of the celebrated Culver, whom he
has just succeeded as one of the forty mem
bels of the French Academy :. The labors
by which Cuvier immortalized himself re-
CURED immense powers of memory. His
mind was stored not only with several thou
sand generic and specific names of animals
of every species, but with the names and
complicated genealogies of every leading
family in Europe, both of times past and
present. Nay, as if there were a craving
after Eastern luxury in this play ofthe mem
orative faculties, he could quote off hand
the names and dynastics of every Asiatic
prince and tribe, little as they seem deserv-
ing of the toll. He was probably the best
informed scholar in Europe: and yet his
memory BUNDLED itself to the meanest
subjects, and, as one who sought no other
kind Of scholarship, it heaped together all
sorts of curious anecdotes, not forgetting
the names of the parties concerned; ard
over and above all these recleations faith
fully husbanded the very text of any lam
pooh, epgram, or occasional poem, which
was likely to acquire historical Importance. y
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19

Corrupt company is more infectious than
corrupt air.
He is my friend that succoureth me-not he
that pitieth me-