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BsRcm Of he Springs. lady
brought a child TO physician IN U,ics,
To consult him about its precious health.
Among other things, shc inquired if
he dad not think ihe Springs would bo
usefuls
Certainly, msdam," replied The
doctor, as be eyed the child. anil took
= large pinch Of SNUFF. 81 hAvn't the
least hesitation in recommending the
sprIngs--and the sooner you apply the
remedy tie better"
- You really think Il would be good
Tor The dear little thing, don't you %
" JpOp my word rs the best rene
dy know 81"
Whit Springs vOuId you recon
mend, do tor 20
"hny vii 30, madam, where yea
can get plenty % soar AsD wATER."
~ 4 CousfeHanga
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Don Miguel The brig Ivsnboe has
arrived at New York from Madeira
The captain Of this vessel states that
ct the adherents Of Don Miguel were
preparing for an attack from the troops
OF Don Pedro-soidiers we're every
day coming in from the country. Don
Miguel was fitting seven vessels for
sea. and arrests had become SO nu-
meroos that the jai!s were nearly full"
A late number Of the Lendon Cou.
rier says: We have reason 20 know,
that never was Don Miguel so insecure
on his usurped throne as at this mo.
ment Indeed there seems every pro.
liability that the acknow lodged excited
state Of feeling throughout Portugal
will burst forth before the succours in
preparation can reach its shores from
the Azores Islands The very official
document in the Gazette de Lisbon
shows the decline Of power in the
usurper's government, but the olive
branch of peace is extended too late.
Nothing denotes the weakness Of q
ministry more than q change of sy stem;
but to make this change at SO late
period,is as impolitic on the usurper's
part as il is useless for the support of
his to,terins throne.
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According to usage. the Mansion Of
the President. or the United States was
yesterday thrown open for the recep-
tion Of visiters, and large concourse
Of persons of both sexes, availed them
selves OF the opportunity thus afforded
of paying their respects to the Chief
Magistrate Among these, besides
the Heads Of the Public Offices, Mem
bers Of Congress, Officers Of the Army
and Navy, were the Members Of the
Foreign Legation generally.
A number of Ladies and Gentlemen
also paid their respects 10 the Par
srDESr Of the United States and his
Lady, at the residence of his son, Mr..
JoHs ADAMS, and were cordially re-
ceived.
MIR. CLAY, now before the People
for the Presidency, received the visits
Of great number Of his friends, resi-.
dents and strangers, amongst whom
the honest Working Men Of Washing
ton were not less numerous than any
other class, not less kindly and res.
pectfully received, many Of them avail
ing themselves Of this public day to
take him by the hand.-f Nat. Int.
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Bills like this are apt to make US
plain republicans stare /; at least, after
Il, we can afford to look with more
composure upon the gorgeous east
room" IN our Presidents house.
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Tho Boston Post remarks. that u is
supposed nearly tweniy.thoosand per.
sons are sick ~ that eity--ab0ut one
third Of the populsti0n.
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IN q single year-in ten more. five
hundred. Five hundred miles an haus
admirable! In less than . century
more, old father Time himself will be
distanecd, and driven ofr the course.
The cvsrent Of life dashes on with
amazing rap;dity. The rocks and pre-.
e'p'ces IN the passage give impetus to
its swiftness; bat whether VIC ride i'm
pstuously through the whirlpools, or
glide smoothly aud safely on tho calm
lake, our eager eye is piercing the mist,
and our arm grasping the shsdowy i'm.
ages dancing before Us. The expe.
rience OF the past IS forgotten, for
when the clear vision Of the eve dis
solves the illusion, the imagination a
gain seeks to be cleuded in the dreamy
faneies of the future.
Then why should we moralize TO.
day! Tomorrow commences q new
era in our existence, and our plans are
yet to be arranged. Yes. To lay we'll
to business-look over our diary ofthe
past; arrange our journal for another
year, and ,eitlc upon some regular
system Of action. To do which, we
cut short our reflections on the new
year; not, however, until we have Ia
ken each of our readers by the hand.
and expressed our wish that they all
are IN the possession Of a multiplicity
OF the good things Of this life. and that
they may live many years to enjoy
them.
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SarHiu "A preacher being Feqses,
cd 10 perform The iast sad ohiess, fos
young soman ~ the point Of death.
pressed her 70 believe that hesh snd
blood eoald nOt enter che Aipgdsm Ut
Heaven. Then ! am ssle, aaid she,
ioT ! AN nVlhiHg bot skin aad hobs.
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General aspect of Palestine. The
hills still stand about Jerusalem ss they
stood in the days Of David and Solo.
mon. The dews fall on Hermou, the
cedars grow on Libsnus, and Kishop,
that ancient river, draws its stream
from Tabor rs in the times Of old The
sea of G.iliiee still presents the same
natural accompaniments. the fig tree
springs up by the way side. the syca.
more spreads its branches, and the
vines and olives still climb the sides Of
the mountains. The Jesoiation which
covered the cities Of the plain is not
less striking a, the present hour than
when Moses, with an inspired pen. re-
corded the Judgment Of God; the
swsliings Of Jordan are not less regu.
lar in their rise than when the He
brews first approached its banks; and
he who goes down from Jerusalem to
Jericho still ineurs the greatest hazard
OF falling among thieves. There is,
IN fact, in the scenery and manners
Of Palestine. a perpetuity that accords
well with the everlasting import Of its
historical records, and which enables
rs TO identify with the utmost readi.
ness the local imagery Of every trans.
action. --Edinburgh Cabinet Li6rGry,
No. &.
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raEprnIck. lNp.l DEC. 81.

s&EoEhASAs ND DEC. Ot.
We arc requested to state that the
very active and efficient agents Of the
Rail Road Company at "our depot
are making every exertion 20 meet the
pressing demands for the trapsporta-
ton Of -four, TO Baltimore. Oh this
day the daily train Of wagons which
leaves this city at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
will be increased TO fourteen. each car
rying twenty six barrels Of flour, and
a further increase will DO made in q
few days. About fifteen hundred bar
rels Of flour. Including the Iading Of
this day. besi:ies pork and other arti-
cies. have been despatched from the
depot; and il is believed that during
the ensuing week. more than f,oenfy.
flee hundred bnrreis Of -four soiH be for
rarded.
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Prom the Baltimore Patriot.
POI.AND

To The Representative of The United States Of
.fne'Icd, in Congress -fssrnI6Ld.
The Memorial Of the undersigned,
the People of the United States, most
respectfully sets forth,
Th-t with the deepest sorrow, they
have seen in the late struggle OF the
brave but unfortunate Poles, a bloody
termination TO the contest, by their
total extinguishment, as q nation
That from the Polish Manifesto lately
published in Paris, il appears, large
numbers Of 'hose generous and devoted
patriots, driven fran their native plains,
will seek IN our country. indepen
denee and home.
Your Memoriaiists pray. that the
General Government, At their present
session, may. appropriate to, and de-
siguate for the Poles, in such manner
as may be deemed proper. at least ten
miles square in the North Western
portion Of our Territory. Then, 10 q
few years, the countrymen Of koseius-
ko, may, in the land Of Washington,
see free and happy Warsaw rise up,
and an American Vistuia sweep with
its treasures To the Ocean. Then, in
no very distant time. we may expect
to see the State Poland, incorporated
in our Union.
Your Memorialists consider the rea-
sons so numerous, obvious aud conclu.
sive, in favor of their petition, that
they trust IL 10 sufficient TO present the
request, 10 insure its being granted,
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From Li5eria.--1'he brig Liberia,
at New York. lef, Liberia on the l4th
November. The Colony was healthy,
and IN a prosperous condition. The
brig Criterion, which sailed from Nor
folk on the Cd August, with supplies
to the Colony. and 46 emigrsnts, had
arrived, and was discharging her car
go. Nothing important had occurred
since the date Of our previous adviees.
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Duke Consfdntine.--W have seen
some attempts TO rescue the character
Of the late Duke Constantine from the
charge of barbsriiy towards the Poles.
A recent work Of authority, however.
states that his temper was truly Zero
cious. He was known to have ordered
soldier 500 lasies for having the
seams OF his gloves sewn inside instead
Of outside. A lady and gentleman
having passed him one day in their
carriage without reeognizinghim, were
forced to labor on the public works,
trundling barrow along with conyicts
and deserters. An officer Of Lancers
vas commanded 60 perform some ma
nGuvres of great difficulty. which his
horses want Of training prevented him
from executing. Constantine cursed
both man and beast lie called for
muskets, and bad pile Of them with
bsyon fixed. set upon the ground, Of
the width Of twelve feet, and thea or.
dered the Lancer TO leap them. lie
succeeded in accomplishing the fright
tul task, only to be compelled 10 DO ii
4 second aud third time Ia the aston /.
ishment Of all present One Of the
Generals then inierfered. representing
the exhaustion Of the officer and ami
nal. Constantine in q rage again com
handed the leap 10 be inside. The
noble animal cleared the bsyonet with
the fracture Of two Of his legs, the Lsn.
Ger escaped unbuft. lie advanced 10
the Duke. and thanking him for the
honor be had hitherto enjoyed as an
officer in the Emperor's army, tender.
cd his resignation. lie was ordered
TO the guard house. and was never seen
again, doubtless assassinsted, a. others
had been before, By order Of the Grand
Duke. This was the role. this the
government which the heroic Poles at
tempted 10 overthrow and whieh they
would have succeeded in overthrowing
if the lreaehery of their late Commsu
der had not rendered their yalor una
yailing. To such oppression they are
again doomed. since, IN the nemOra.
BILE language Of the French Minister.
"OHpER" again reign. ''in Warsaw"
T. Lbany D1iiy .fdp
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Family Erpenses.-It costs the king
Of England, or rather the people of
England. for the royal family expenses.
We mean the kings private household,
the following sums per annum:
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Ladies Who paiai. are Ike piSaies--
hey hght undrI false eoiouis.
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Life Of HashingfOn. MIR. James
Crissy, Of Philadeiphis, hes obtained
the exclusive right Of publishing the
new edition of MArshaii's Life Of
asbington, wbieh has been revised
and corrected by the venerable CON.
pilsr, and isio form two large oeta.
vos, accompanied with an Alias
Several statements Inadvertently
made in the FIRST edition, will be set
right In the present.
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Captain Catcsby Jones has been sp.
pointed 20 the command of The u. T.
sloop Of war Peacock. which, with the
new sehr. boxer, are now fitting cot az
the Charleston Navy Yard for she
falkland Islands and East ladies.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury
has ordered all the Revenue Caters
from Psssamsquoldy TO Cape iltnry,
TO cruise on the coast with provision,
TO relieve vessels in distress.
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Naffery.-Deiicious essence! how
refreshing art thou TO nature! how
strongly are all its powers ADD all its
weaknesses on thy side. how sweetiy
dost thou mix with the blood, and
help it through the most difficult and
tortuous passages to the heart!
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=" Well, squire" says Tom. "siIaII
we have rain or snow about these
timesi" "Oh. donr know, " replied
the squire, looking wonderOus wise,
- but ] AIN inclined TO think we shall
have rain, ot IT may snow, bot that will
depend very mach on the state Of tia
weather."
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SGn's Last. As the workmen were
the other Jay erecting the statue ~
William Pitt, in Hanover Square, a
by-staoder inquired whether they were
sinking a we'll? Upon which sam re-
piled, " No, they're raising Pat"
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Be studious in your profession. AMI
you will be learned. Be industrious
and frugal, and you will be rich. Be
sober and temperate, and you will DO
healthy. Be in general virtuous, and
you will be happy. Franklin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-07
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL Drops.

7 one ofthe most eficscious compounds in the Ma
terra Medea for the ofthat class of inveterate
diseases produced by impure state othe blood and
vtiated habit of body, and usual, exhibiting them
selves in the forms ofscrofuls salt rheum, 81
Anthonys fire. fever Sores (even when the bones are
affected. white swellings, (if applied with Dr. Jebs''
nimentl foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes
scald head in children scurvy and seorbutc gou; Pm
pied or carbuneIed faces, fostering erpons and vene
real taints throughout the body, IN which ast case e
Drops often cure when mercury fails. They are also
the best spring and autumnsi physc, to purify anu
cleanse the system from humour' which frequently 1p
pear at these seasons 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-
her of cures effected BY these Drops, not only in Bos
ton and its vicinity but throughout the Union, for tn
best proof of their excellence as an unlng s'tera'
tive medicine in all the cases above specified. This
article has recently been pronounced, by physician
of the first responsibility who had witnessed IT'S sur
prisne efficacy as entitled in his opinion TO take the
lend of all The popular articles ko,On the abore CON-
plants; and indeed it is fast gaining his point III pub
lie estimation throughout the country.
Price 81 q Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-07
REMEDY FOR
RNeuNatism.

INHE excruciatng pain-the decrepitude and de-
- formity, and the premature old age, which are
the usual attendants of this disorder suffered b,
man, from despair ola cure, disappointment in the
efficacy of the numerous pretended antid,es used to
effect this purpose. But those who have made fair
trialof
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED EMINENT,
in Of long standing, aud oftne most severe
character have received certain relief and many have
been cured in few days, some in "a hours! asa num-
her of persons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
mery afflicted with the Rheum ,tsm have very fully
testified Certificates in possession of the Propri
eor proving the most thorough and surprising cures
bv of this powerful Liniment, in cases where
other approved applicati rs had utterly failed The
Eminent also used with for Bruises. Sprans
Numbness, Stiffness ofthe Joints, Chilblains, &c.
Price, so Cts bottle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-07
district Of No\MMbia,
Cou,iu of .Hlerandria, SCI.

County Of Vfterandrtd, ocf.
APRIL Term, 1882.
George Jacobs. and Sarah A, his1
wife, and Augustine vii.
liams, and Ann e., his wife,
against
william Ch.ds John r. La yNCg3NcERY
truite and Elizabeth Ann his 1N'
wife, Samuel 4. Childs, John
Wren and Mary Y his wife,
John Wesley Childs, and Benja
min A. Childs,
VVSHE Defendants. John Wren and Mary Y. his wife,
Will m 4. CHI s, and John w. Childs, not hav
ing entered their appearance and given security, &C.
crding to the statute and the rules of this Court and
il appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the
said John Wren and Mary his wife, william
Childs and John W. Chds not inhabitants of the
D,str ct of Columbia, the motion Of the Complain.
ants h, their counsel, it is
Ordered That the said absent Defendants, John
Wren and Mary MS wife. William A. Chds, and
Jnhn Chlds, do appear her on or befOre the first
day of the next November Term of this Court, and
answ er the nil Of the Compainant and give security
for performing the DEGREES Of this Court; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published in the Alex
sndris Phenix Gazette for two months successfully;
and that another copy be posted at the front door of
the Court house of said County. 7 st:
juie 6-2m EDM I. LEE, C.. C..
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County Of .7lerandria, Set.
Amir TEpM 1870

county OF .HermdT'd, oee'
APRIL Term, 1852.
John ii. Johnson, Complainant, I
against yNrHgNcERY
William Knight, George Riley. and
willism d. Mutt, Defendants.
YsNHE Defendant. william Knight, not having entered
his appearance this suit, and given security &C
cordng to the statute and the rules OF this Court and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court th,' the
said William Knight not nhabtsnt Of the District
of Columbus, the motion of the complainant, oy his
counsel it is ,,
Ordered That the said absent Defenia Wil,am
Knight do appear here before the first day ofthe
next November Term Of this Court. and answer the
bill of the Complainant, and give security tor perfor"
ing the DEGREES of the Co aud that the other Defend
ants George Riley and William u. Mutt. do not con
vey away or the debts by them owing to, or
the money, estate effects, in their hands, belonging
to the said absent Defendant until the further order
and decree of his Court; and that copy OF TINS order
be forthwith published for two months successfully
in the Aiexandrs Phenx Gazette. and that another CO
nv be posted at the front door of the Court House OF
said County Test: EDA. l. LEE,
may 2S--2m u. u.
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Dyspepsia!
OR INDIGESTION.

of long standing, and Of the most obstinate
" character has been Immediately relieved, aud often
permanently cured. variety OF cases mat have &C.
Cured in Boston and vicinity. by using fora short time
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC &
.ANTT-BLLiOUS PILLS.
both of which are to be taken together, according t"
valuable, plain, and practical directions, accompany
ing the Specific Price so cents esch.
- None are genuine unless signed on the OUTSIDE
printed wrapper, by Tie Sole Pr prtctor II K'DDEH
immediate successor TO the late DR. ". + Conway For
sale At his Counting Room No SO, Court street,
near Concert Hail. [Bosonl and also bv his cis aP
pointment by WIN. SIAbLER;
apr5 Fairflr Street Alexandria
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DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

NOR sore or inf .med Eyes gives immediate ease
Il and relief On recent sore eyes the effect is most
salutary. Where the complaint has been of years
standing, and in some exceeding bad cases, the mos
une expected and desirable relief has been found in the
of this ErE WArsn after every other remedy had
failed. Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
met with, especially in cases of soreness or in.
nhama'ion of long standing. Price Is cts bottle.
'.'None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor. 7. KlDDER
immediate successor to the late DIR w 7. CONWAY -
For sale at his Cou ting Room, over No &c. Court st
Concert Hall, Boston, and also yhis special ap
pointment, by WM SrABLER
apr Fairfar Street. Aexandria.
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County OF alexandria, Set.

County Of Alerand''a' Sct'
APRIL TERM, 1882.
John Gray and Others Compl:s,
against
Alexander Henderson and others,
and Janet Henderson. sdm'x. of : IN CHANCEhf r.
Archibald Henderson, deceas-
ed, late Of Glasgow Of Scotland,
Defendants, .
VHNHE Defendant Janet Henderson, Administrative OF
i Archibald Henderson, deceased. not having enter
ed her appearance this suit, and given security ac
cordng to the statute and the rules OF this Court, anu
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour that me
said Janet Henderson is not nh.btant OF the DIS
trct of Columbia, on the motion of the ComPianan's
by their counsel. it is
Ordered That the said absent Defendant Janet Hen
derson do appear here before the first day OF Inc
next November Term Of this Court. and answer the
Complainans' bill. AMI give security for performing
the DEGREES ofbe Court; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandra Phenix ia
zette for two months successivey ard another cop,
be posted at the front door oftbe Court House of said
NAV 3o-2m EDN. I. LEE. C G.
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GRopsrtisen1enf.

TO THE dS7HNATIC&C ONSUNP7IVE
1AHE most prevalent and fatal Of all the Diseases in
y cident to civilized socety-the Consumption
may generally be traced to the least alarming of dsor
ders, slight but neg lecicd Cold by estimation 1t an.
pears tina, hundred and fy thousand persons die
annually of the Consumption Most of these dread
full results may be attributed to common Colds, and
negligent treatment of the harrassng Cough that &c
morally ensues. which is usually followed by difficult
breathing. pain in the side, and at last liberated lungs
Violent and repeated asthmstic attacks also bring on
Consumptive s,mptoms. One or two dollars expend.
ed in the purchase Of
DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and little attention to their timely administration,
will usually mitigation of these disorders and
generally effect cure. The Pills are also an easy
and eFecual remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the asthma and Consumption; T r Guilds
coughs. Difficulty Of Breathing TTghiness and Nria
we across Tie hest, IPheesing Pain in the Side SPIT
ting of BIood &c Few cases can Of any of this
class ofdisorders in which the purchasers Of DR. Relies
Pills will not find rich return for their tr'fing
p.nditure. Pr ce-Hhoe Bores so Pills, DOlkr,
Half ditto, IL Pills, SO Cents
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deems enoughto say that he ba. in bis possession the
most undouhted testimonials that It has more completely
ansoered the for ,1kiek q Intended than any
other popular Medicine
rhis r. medy is perfectly innocen. in its application
to all conditions, ages, and sexes Full directions, de-
scription Of the complaint, &c. accompanying each
packet, which consists of two boxes, Ointment end
Ekctuary. Price, 81 for the whole or SO cents but
one ofthe articles is wanted.
- Mne are genuine unless signed on the outside
,urnpper BIZ the sole proprietor TKLDDER, immediate
successor to the late d. w IT Conway For sale at his
Counting Room. over No SO, Court street, Con.
cert Hail. Boston, and also BY his special appointment
by WM.,STABLER,
apre fdirfar Street, Aterdadria.