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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
MARRTED.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by Rev. Mr.
Hickok, Mr.. Joel Sanford, Of HarwiDioh, 10 Miss
Charity Wheeler, of this town; and Mr.. John r,
Sanford, Of Harwin,on, to Miss Sally Wheeler, Of
this iOwM---brOthers and sisters. ~ stsa34
In South Farms, on the 81 inst. Mr.. Horatio Ben.
ton, to Miss Juliet Weed, daughter Of Mr.. John d.
Weed.
In New-EIayen, Dr. J. Hetxel OF Harrisburg, to
Miss Abigail g. Forbes; Mr. Charles Bradley 10 Mss
Elizabeth 8. Clark; Nc. Austin Hurlbarty to Miss
Emeine II. Brockeat, Of North Haven /; Mr. Cephas
Clark, to Mrs. Betsey Sacket, both Of Northl
Mr.. Ezur Hart Of Berlin, 10 Mics Sophyonia III. Je-
rome, Of Bristol; Mr.. Thomas M'Cauley, 10 Miss LIZ.
cinda Bo,siord; Mr.. William Brown, 10 Miss Rachel
Gibson, OF Glasgow, Scotland; Mr.. Thomas Macnm-
her, to Miss Sybil Potter; Mr.. Benjamin w. Stone,
to Miss Elizabeth J. Harrison; Mr.. John E. She,,-
ard, Of Mobile, tAla.) 10 Miss Abigail Dummer.
In Hartford, Nj. Horatio Fitch to M ISIS Lydia Lee.
Ia Windsor, Joseph w. Hun,ington, Esq. of Lam
caster, Mass. to Mics Julia Miller; Jasper Morgan,
Esq. to Miss Sarah 10. daughter Of Deacon Daniel
Gillstt.
In Pennington, Mr.. WIN. G. Rowe, 10 Miss Ame-
liz F. Miller.
In Hartford, NJ. Lyman Bradley, 10 Miss Eneline
Hitchcock, both Of Cheshire.
In Plymouth, Henry A. Mitchell. Esq. of Bristol to
Miss Sarah J. noadiey, daughter Of Silas Hoadley.
Esq. Of Plymouth.
tE W# DIED,
In Canaan, Mrs Sarah Fellows, widow Of Abal
Fellows, "a. s# s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

We % be to bin for onF esisieRce-that We have The
liberty even yet 70 breathe! "National debt extin-
guishsa" MOI one dollar % Il by hiS means, bat in
spite Of him. He has sqandsred millions his par
taans' while his OppOnenss BY steady purhance Of
their own measures, have paid our debt.
!" Prosperous "a home 7" And get AZ This vsEy hour
10 the distress risngin every qsaer Of OR land.
The West is grOaAing under his oppression, and beg
gary and rain threateR them from every page and line
Of his Veto. "Respected abroad" All! hut our
ears still ring with the shout Of riunPs the Of
contempt, and the Kisses Of scOrn which are poured
upo" 90 from Old England who has duped and entrap-
ped Ms, and ,iens The s,os she has wressed from
us in our wretched diplomacy.
Democracy triumphant" "Andre,O Jackson CGs
BORN to command" The people areAls SUBJECTS
Every officer is TO support the Consultation "0s he
dsvstGNds arr
Republic SAFE" WheFe IL the man who does not
remble lest every coming hour shalt bring with IL the
record Of" another republic IN ruins?" The repub-
lie 10 in danger-in danger from sectional jeaouses-
in danger from the violence Of parry spiritn danger
from corruption, bribery and intrigued danger from
executive inauence-n danger IRON the apos,acy and
tFeachery oftho highest in The enjoyment Of her Ia
vors and whose station, influence and oats call loud
est on them to stand true hsr interests, and to be
wasch'u' Tor her safety. e.s..s T.
THE tree is knows by i.e fluit.' True; and we
have tasted Of that fruit and have found it like the ape
pies THE Dead Sea- fair and pleasant to look upon,
but bitter and deadly poison to those who eat them
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

At Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
in and for the District Of Salisbury, on tie
I'd day of October, "A. ID. 1888 sllH
Present. Samuel Church. Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Hawley Dunningaef
" Canaan. IN said district, showing to THE
Court that he Is the guardian Of Charles w.
Kingsbury, Of said Canaan, i minor; that said
minor is the owner of real estate situate sin
said Canaan, viz the one undivided third part
Of certain farm Of land situated 10 said Ca.
nsan. Of which Rufus Marsh, late Of said Ca
naan, deceased. died seized, TO which said mi-
nor II entitled by virtue of the last will and
testament Of the said Rufus Marsh. deceased.
together with the buildings thereon standing.
valued at about nine hundred dollars that il
would be Tor the interest Of said mioor that
said real estate be sold and the awaits thereof
vested for the benefit OF said minor according
20 law, praying for liberty to ssll the same, ~
per petition on file:
There9pon ordered, that the further consid-
Grafton 81 said petition be adjourned until ths
lirst Tuesday or January nNSt, az O'Clock Al.
m. a he Probate Office ID Salisbury; ana
that mid guardian do give notice thereof ~
publishing this order three weeks successfully
;n 4 newspaper printed in Litchfeld. at least
III weeks before the ilrst Tuesday Cf January
uexf. A copy Of Record.
SI8 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
BROKE INTO
BY-I.AW

Passed at the Annuai 70scn Meeting Of the
Toicn Of Canaan, October II, f8Se.
W OTED, That II any owner Of any Neat
v Cattle shall suffer the same to 10 at
large. or onr OF his or her enclosure, such
owner shall forfeit and pay to the personwhp
shall take up and impoUnd the same, the sum
Of twenty y. Ave centsfnr each creature 80 found
at large, or out Of the owners enclCsuFss og
taken up. s8ss# III .
Toted. That II shall be lawful for any per-
son or persons to impound any creatures So
found out Of the enclosure Of the owner, and
at large; and any person 90 impOunding any
creatures shall give notice thereofto the own
err, and proceed according to the Sd and 9th
sections of statute law or this state eniitledl
- an act to provide Pounds, and to regulate
the impounding Of creatures" And the own
or Of creatures So imponnded shall otrscsiv0
the same from the pound until he shall hare
paid to the person impounding the same the
amount Of the forfeiture, and to the pound
keeper his fees and his expenses for keeping
said creatures, as in other cases tf creatures
| impOunded. Provided, nevertheless, that any
person who has a family residence within said
town Of Canaan. who shall get permission by
| certificate IN writing from the Select men OF
said town, may suffer one Mich Cow 10 run
at large on the public highway, between the
rising and the setting Of the sun each day, and
not incur the aforesaid penalty.
Attest. BENAJAH DOUGLAS.
4l8 49, Zb1un Clerk III
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

o. The Committee Of Correspondence op.
poinied at the Y0ssng Meas Convention for
Litchfeld County in March last, give notice that
a State Convention Of Young Men friendly to
tke election ~ HEERY CLAY. will be held al
Hartford on The I7th instant. at 10 A. M. 70,
the purpose Of concersiRg such measures as may
be deemed proper Gnd ezYedient in regard 10 The
coming Presidential Election.
The committee therefore respectfully recon-
mend that meetings. Of the yoGng men be called
IN the several to:ons IN shis county to appoint
.tosr or more Delegates from each tO,on to attend
the Slate Convention.
BIZ order Of the Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

%, and from thenos . Ne ixSd sss an lhss .o.o.
Sed sphersu, ana from ahsss esIs5s, tilI what d rs
seemed to nGsisy, sssms d nave hsuts, and Iasm
thence we STAN again. and oa. riIl W. are Sver.
whelmed, and tarn back sour own minds, Overwhelm
ed sill more at the prinepis wiGhin Is no, all the
little knowledge which get about this princi
pie PrscOup and calculated 10 elevate our character
Every bad citizen Ought read our author, and il ii
10 a possible case, be will be reformed-and every
good citizen ought 10 read il, and he win become
better one.
word may be said onpnr authors style. His SEN
fences very often depend upon one another for the
space Of page-aOd il 10 necessary 10 bear all in
mind IN order to get the full and correct meaning Of
EACH His ssMtiments are still moro extensively de-
pendent apOn each other aud is necessary 10 bear
them in mind in like manner, in order to thoroughly
understand The subject. By observing this method Of
applying our mnds the ideas and subjects burst upon
our understandings, like the light Of the sun upon the
earth, in passing out Of clouds. The style coon be-
comes familiar and highly pleasing.
Sept. %, 1882. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

Passed at the Annual 70scn Meeting Of III.
Ioi0n Of Canaan, October Il, 1885,
NOTED, That il any owner 0f any Nea1
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
M 9FTCE-

TINE subscribers being appointed Commits
l. sioners hy the Court Of Probate for the
District Of Kent 10 exacsine the claims Of this
creditors or the estate Of M
CYRENIJS CLARK,
late Of Kent, deceased. represented insoIyent
the time for the examination Of said claims
being limited 10 six months from this date
Notice is hereby given that we win meet said
creditors for the reception Of claims on the
fourth Monday Of December, and on tina
fourth Monday Of March nexr, at one o'clock
r. Nj. on each Of said days, at the inn of Col.
p. Mills, 10 said Kent.
JoHN Mills, Commis- !,
RUFus FULLER, sioners.
Kent, Oct. /, 1889 18
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
OBITUARY.

The supplement the lasi Hartford Times contains
nm epiiaph 10 be placed the political tomb Of An
drew jackson on the 4th Of March next. II l. truly
doleful to hear the solemn Ofihe drge, mingng
with the dyiDg notes Of triumph, and 10 the weep-
ing mourpers weaving in their garlands victory the
weeds Of death and did truth and justice require
ne should be 10th 70 add their affection By qnes-
tionng the correctness Of their asseFions. After
tioaing among other particulars Of his early life.
his services IN the Rerolios, (which consisted re-
fasing to brush the boots Of British oiess,l and bis
conquering " the conquerors Of Europe" twho did
not become such ill long asr the battle Of New
leans The writer goes 70 sias the political advaata-
ges the country has experienced der lbs admiaisrG-
tiOs.
The West Inda trade rssieEsd." True-and By
what meansf Read the history Of that negotiation,
the instructions given 10 minister, and then hear
the President Of the United States himself the
author Of those instructions. Yes, heAadrsw Jack
sca. the "sscopd Washington President Of the
nation, declares . The nations Of Europe that be s the
head Of Suppiahf parsy kneeIing 70 British power.
fawning q p tootgoo begging % boon the psig-
asRe efa direet trade u nsolassss.
"Revenus q, 0Oo. 900 81" For how mpcb Of our
revenue are We Indebted % Andrew Jackson "Psp.
sia'io" II. THink eff has, Mastsr BseaE.
Andrew Jackspn not Only the "sayiour Of his coma
"y," bat Ghs Jathr Of hs people How gsasfal Osgha
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

r
Ten "a of4cr
THE L.itchhSId & Snniy rei |barsnce So
u eieiy win hold It's Annual AEoriiI|z =
WGshingtea. on the fourth ices 81 ia fhss
month. As Oficers are 70 n6 elected md
important business transacted 1t NE ID |iaH.
It is hoped that every Brunch Society 10
represented.
RICHARD SMITH, Secretary.
Sharon, Oct. 10. 1889 -
% The people Of LitchfeId Comfy are re-
q'Rssed to notice, that by Eeave Of Diriae Pg0ri-
dence, there sUiU Be meeting on Fr;dav. 4kes
4 sfh inst. at o'clock r.. nj. at tile PyesbgfA-
ran Meeting House in this village, Jor tke par-.
pose cf forming County Peace Society assr-
itiGry to the State Peace Soeiefu. The Rep.
Henry Green, Of Hartford Secrstarr Of he
State Peace Society, and tie Rev Cyrus Yale,
Of Ne,0- Hartford, are expected to attend for he
purpose Of delivering addresses on the subject
Of peace and .Onr and org0nixing the Society.
q, Oct. IL. 90 ss-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

tioa q invsu,ed ,vss =. ;..Dor,. ,eI,I.h .sl,, ,o
uncl,a IN tha enmu.unse nm ;a..,.., e M ordinary
character. IN .aa;,;on =. a., krs s., ,Es hes. ana
mos. valuable ;n.,;,on of an. counrv are ,lres,eu
ed with ru;n nm IN. v.l.,iop f r.n. Iaclson. Il n
notorious tLa, hi. 1;ends en,er,nin strong hone Of
CARVING ,h.;r ,;cke, 4; Cnnnee,;cu,. The determpa
sou Of Ie an,im.sonic marty 10 adsro % their own
ticket hn,ever nav he the reSlt ar he election. and
howev.r d;aa.rons NAV be ,he conseuueaces Of a d;
vision among the opposers Of Gen. jackson. is Ger
= .,....,.a ;...,s".h !. :, c....s.. y" -,
"''e' Wy o"S
= s~' s"-' s'o SO's W '"'D ''a'0 ""y Oe gwen
:" shs ps.sns '"ce.Oea" A"e oecs'on OF 'ne anti
@a'oas' noMsse'' mas Oeen maae' and probably "'''
10Y =. anu ."S srle"os o. Mr. CLAK musk
ese 'ns ease ~''a a s dlmeo'''es ana an ~ emOar
Faasme"'s. however "Oen 'hey may regret ."at .
portion o. sher fellow e'fxe"s' VINO snteF.ain the
same views with Themselves on subjects connected
wh aa'e"a politics. and who' % lar ~ national ~
saresis are concerned, are amiag At the same Objects
should persist IN voting Tor different candidate upon
such considerations a. are urged by the
party they must take the matter as 1t sands' and pre-
pare Cor the contest. 80
From 'he best consideration have bee" able to
give the quesio"l can entertain no reasonable doubt
eaas the Electoral Ticket favorable 70 Mr.. Clay w''
DC CHOSEN 20 sn's state ny handsome majority over
both me other tickets provided h's FRIENDS 40 taesr
duty. The vote !" FAVOR Of the Adams ticket 10 1873
was lSss29-ihat IN faver Of jackson was 4'448.-
While Il is NOT denied that the vote Tor the jackson
ticket w.ll bs somewhat increased and while 1t "
adm'ssed iae the vote 'of ne a"'mason'c "ckes w'
oe sespec'ao'e' oe'evea sn"'' wa" proper eAer'
"o"s '"e 'feaes 9 E.f SIAx may give Nus ''cNet "s
large vote nc was gwen 70 MR. Adams 10 iaSo. ana
w'lca viii andosbisdy De more than hall OF all the
votes that wall Ne given IL % wei known that at the
la presidential election very little effort was made to
bring out the electors and that not one haH u the
whole member 20 the state attended the polls In the
comng contest however, 1sbes'eved that the friends
ofMr. Clay viii SEQ the aecessty Of coming out 10
their strength. and OF giving an undivided support TO
se ticket which s known % be favorable to bis cleo
'on. The counties Of Ltch6eld, New-Haven and
Fairfield can give $4,000 votes 70 the Clay ticket
Hartford, New.Londoo and Tolland can give strong
voieand is not yet conceded 'hat we have not some
strength in old Windhan. notwithstanding the recent
treachesy " some pretended friends, who have long
been known a. secretly favorable to Gen. Jackson.
Uader this stale Of things what is the duty Of the
friends Of Mr.. Clay in this STATE Shall they permit
the triumph, Of their enemies by their own negligence
and want Of activiyf We do not believe that such
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
By order Of the Committet

Co The friends Of the National Admins.
tyatioa in Liichfeld, are requested to meet at A
Sedgwick's. on Monday the 18th inst. at seUen
o'clock. II. M. Der. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
WANTED,

A N intelligent YOUNG MAN, who 10
n faithful and can bear confinement; who
wishes TO pursue his studies, (either English
or Classical y and who will render the servi-
ces required ofhim, In consideration ofTeceiv-
ing his tuition, board. &c. The services rem
dered will not interfere materially with his
studies. Inquire ct this Office.
LiGchfeld. Oct. ~. 1859 tfl8
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Young LaAies' Seminary

Brooke Lodge, on st. .asaph Street, tetue;
King and Cameron.
XEILAIAM " JONES informs his friends and II.
w public that the duties of his School will be ~
sumed on the first Monday in September next. I,
tn French, and the useful branches of comp,.
English education will comprise the course of stu5y.
all arranged to suit different capacities In order !.
produce habits Of industry and love for ters,p.s
connected with ohe facilities of the Institution, !,
Free Library Of upwards of hundred and ffty Va
umes, carefully selected from the best authors, n
which gradual sccessons will be made. As neiths,
zeal nor attention will be relaxed he hopes, from ,bs
experience of teaching Female School eleven q,
twelve years. and attending particularly to the in
provements made in the science of Education, he viii
be enabled to give general satisfaction to his patrons,
Experimental, knowing the good effects resu!,jn,
from exa nnat,ons, and CO ops Ation o. those into
ested he respectfully invites them to call frcqreD,
and witness for themselves his system of instruction
and the regular progress and proficiency OF his pup
Teacher, among the most approved and hes, qa,E
fed will be employed TO instruct in French, Nasr
Drawing. snd Painting
Alexandria, August 2, 18}2--3m
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BRITISH ANrIsEpTIC DENrRIFlCE.
REMEDY FOR
Kneu,Nntism.

9NiE excrucia'ing paint the decrepitude and de.
- i,rmity, and the premature old age, which are
the usual attendants of this disorder suffered BY
mtn, from despair ola cure, disappointment in the
efficacy of the numerous pretended in,id ,tes used to
effect this purpose. But those who have made fair
tris, of
even IN ~ long sssning, and oftne most
chts-,er nav, received certain relief and many have
be-n c,rcd in few days. some in "a hours num-
b. 1t psr ;ons in Boston and vicinity, who for
nv III :,ed with the iiheum, tism, have very fully
teSc ;. Certificates are IN possession 9th Propri
e,or p owing the most thorough and surprising cures
means Of this powerful Lniment, in cases where
oth r. approved appicatl ms had terry failed The
J. nentis ais use wh cess for 3rus,s Sprains,
MIN a, s fines, ofthe Joints, Ch.loiains, sc.
Prise, 50 cts. bottle.
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DIR. RELIES
NOtanicaA Drops.

VSone ofthe most eficacious compounds IN the Ma
tera Nedes for the cure ofthat class OF inveerate
diseases produced by an impure state blood and
v,ted habit of body. and usually exhibiting them
Aothony' Ere fever Sores (even when the bones are
aft cted. white swellngs (if applied With Dr. Jeb''s
Ennent, foul AMI obstinate ulcers. sore legs and eyes
scald hesd in children, scurvy and scorbunc govt, PIN
pied carbuncIec faces fostering eruptons and vene
real tans throughout the body. in which last case the
Drops often when mercury falls They also
the best spring and suturnnsl physic, to purify and
cleanse the system from hunours which frequently ap
pear a, these Of the year. They also aid the
process Of digestion, and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion of malignant humours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
Der of cures effected b, these Drops, not only in Bos
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union, Tor IN
best proof Of their excellence an unfang stera-
tive medicine, in all the above specified Thus
article has recently been pronounced oy physican
of the irsy respectabts. vino hsd witnessed Tvs sur
prisinr c,cv as sn,ied in his opinion 10 take tie
kdof all the ppaar articles kaoon for the ee"rt COM
pl1nts; aud ind 81 is fast gaming TINS point IN pup
Tic esuns,ion. throughout the country
Price 81 q Bottle, or Sc Bottles for SS.
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I'VE above Ointmentis recommended to the pubic
L safe and certain remeds for those obstinate
diseases some of which have long bated the skill
of medical science:
lst White sweliogs fevery description;
~ Sore legs and ulcers f!nng standing,
Sd Schirrus glanduiay iunrrs particularly those
hardened tumors In women's breasts which of enmes
terminate in uccrated cancers;
S'h Fe'ons; or VIVA, some people know by the name
OF catsrrhs, ofevery description
5ih Rheumatic pains of,he joints;
9th Sprans and bruises Of every description or H.
Whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint the ps
TENT, in applying the ointment, must keep the par,
out of water;
9th Chilblains or parts affected BY frost
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Remedy for the Uropey

EHHE subscribers feel a pleasure in announcing to
z tn, public that they have in their possession,
and for sale al their apothccares shop. King street.
Alexandria, a TRIED aud INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named Distressing, and too often rata
disease. As safe and convenient Hydrsgogue. ITS
A. cts are almost immediate, dscharg'ng the water
from the system ,piousv; rs an slterav, " restores
the equal action Of the vessels and establishes the
tones Of the system, and thereby the patient
from a recurrence of attacks The undersigned feel
CO dent All cases ere the disease is not csus-
ed by actual disogganiz alton, the cure will be SURE
The conf 'ence with viii h the Anti hydrophc pi's
are recommend d. is founded on experience IN cases
already tried and upon the fact Of their being the re
mt Of genius founded upon science, and not oil EN-
,ircism
Twenty four pills, in most cases. effect cure. AP'
p;icatons from distance must be post paid Ap?li'
cants will be furnished with the medicine at hVe doi
lars box, on their forwarding the money and paying
the expense of its Conveyance.
~ l2-eof WILLIAM LANPliERC CO.
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painful complaint. Without going into detail. he
deems it enough that he has Wv.
most undoubed testimonials that it has moreeon'P'e'y
ans,pered purposes whe il was intended fHdn ay
other popular Medicine. ..r..,;o,
This remedy is perfectly innocent in ITS apPhoav.'
to all conditions, ages, and sexes Full directions, aI
scription of the Complaint, &c. accompanying eacn
packet, which consists of two boxes, Oinfme"! e'.
Electuary. Price, 81 for the whole or 81 cents ou'
one ofthe articles is wanted. ,.,a
- None are genuine unless signed on 'ee u.s
SUCCESSOR 10 ne late Dr " r. Conway For sale AZ MS
Counting Room, over No 90. Court street. near Con,
cert Hall Boston, and also BY his special sppoln'me"
by w 81 hn ,.J.;,
apr9 FdirtEr Sfreci' n e1u'u,.
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DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

n q sore or hh,med Eyes gives iminediate ease
a AMI relief On recent sore eyes the effect is most
saiutsry Where the complaint has been Of years
st,n lug, and IN exceeding bad cases. the mos,
Unexpected aud desirable relief has been found in the
Use Of chs srs yArsR. after every other remedy had
failed Many persons who have used it, pronounce il
the preparation for those COMPLAINTS they have
ever with, especially in of soreness or in
ina cns'iou oflons standing Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
pr,Ascd wrapper. by the sole proprietor. I. KiDnER
i'm nellste successor TO the late DIR w r. CoswAr-
For sale at ais Couatlng Room, No &c. Court
nesr Concert dali, Boston, sn1 also oy his special ap.
pointment,by WI. SrABLER
apr Fiirfar Street. Alexandria.
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! N0\era.
~TO THE PUBLIC.-a

VALUABLE Article for F.m''ies, AID the sick,
n n, III nresent fine &C u = Kewenskie's Com
pound TYaTER OF CAMPHOR This valuable
Cosmetic so uni, ersay used in st Petersburgh and
Throughout the Empire of Russia, re- preventive
against the alarming disease called the CHOLERA.
Cop, of Certificate from DIR Il Rh'nesnier:
MIR O o o,5nrnt has shown me Compound Wa.
ter of Camphor made by 6 7. Kesenskie, the
composition Of hrcn he has given me. believe il
wit very refreshing to au-nt. in the present Epi
eemic IS wa>h and also useful ia purify ing the ar
of the * rooms X. RHlNELANpE",
Bw YoRK, July IS, 1882 "
rne 4rovc article IS 50 j genuine by Ar WILLIAM
SraBLER, Druggist, Aiexandr a.
>. G OSBORNE,
sent7 MOS, Pratt street. Baltimore.
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DysNepsia

VJNHE subscriber coninuesto apply the newly disco
L W red remed, for Dyspepsia. which has made per
feet cures OF hundreds in this and other places His
price ismodera,e Application to be made at his
Drug Store on Fsrfpx street.
WM. HARPER.
" A generalsupply Of fresh Drugs-mediclnes &c,
on hand and offered low they can be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit.