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HNHE undersigned takes pleasure in an.
IL nouncing To the public. that he has dis.
covered . sovereign remedy for both the
Chronic and Inhammatory Rheuma,sm-it
never fails to cure where tie disease is strict
" Rheumatic, and the medicine taken syree.
ably 10 the directions which accompany eacl.
bottle.
Innumerable instances might be given az
the happy effects, and powerful virtues OF
this preparation, in the cure Of the above very
painful and tOriuring disease. sgsias, whose
resis,less attacks the artillery Of Medical Sci.
ence has so long been directed in vain. But
the limits OF this direction will not admit Of
inseriing all the testimonies and certificates Of
cures performed by il. The following will
serve IS specimen Of the great number Of
others. equally strong, which the subscriber
has now Ia his possession-one is q letterfrom
Mr, J. n Thomas. Who keeps the Globe Inn,
~ the corner Of Market add Howard streets.
Baltimore, as follows;
Globe Ian. Baltimore, March 30fh, 1851.
Dian SIN: have in my family, q Young
woman who has been severely afflicted with
htumaiism for the last seven years She
has tired all the remedies that are usually pre-.
>cr'bed Tor that disease. bot none os them az
iorded permanent relief Hearing Of your
Anti-liheuD'aiic hedicine, . procured some.
and two bottles of il cured her peIf.ctly.-
You have the grateful scknox iedgmen ts Of
my family for having restored her TO health
md usefulness. and my bes, wishes for your
success with this valuable discovery.
am respectfully your obsdien, serv',,
J. X. THOMAS.
Mr. PAraIeE o'NEItI, Fredericktown. Md.
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u w ENFVtNfIuEIys
JAS FITZPATRICK, MI.

O.fTILL'S Ct'RE ron RHEF.KiTIS.lg
We are not 30 she hsbH Of expressing 40
opinion 81 'hs efficacy Of ps,en, meh,o,nes,
bot IN the osse u the above mentioned re me.
oy ioi rheumatism. We feel called on by trin.
c'pies OF humanity 70 state that II has had
The most snTpfi.iog Effects. The inventor !.
gentleman N Shom the greatest reliance
can be piseed' bot be has Other than Li. 90 n
tes'imony 10 favor " the urd,cipe Sl,,rb a.
Oilers 70 the public. Clergy men, Physician,
and those Who hsve been relieved have botr,
voluntary witness 20 ts astonishing efficacy,
sod those vhO have tie misfortune TO be n
h'e'sd 9Th tbs distressing complaint nay be
assured Of relief by fesorsnR 20 this reu,~,y
From a. Ba4,iislore Cy4eaeLe.
For safe 81 their Drug Store ia Hsrpers-
Psuy. BY
Dh JAMES ANDREWS h Co.
.fRLsts
~. ,. Also. general assortnent Of Fsm,l,
Medicines, Confectionery. Fruits. t.srdrs
seeds nc Ge., 70 be bad ~ the Bal,imofe
retail pFIces.
=: . Physician prescriptions pus nm !.
the oest Manner, snd Their 0fders. a r,.l,sesd
pres ~ JAS ANDREW $500.
Aarsh 2s, 1850.
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.VOfice.

pursuance of an act Of Assembly, the
n Commissioners appointed for that pur-
pose, will open books nj the tavern OF Nieri-
wether Thompson at iiarpcrs-ferry, on the
hrst Monday IN May next, for the purpose of
receiving subscriptions 10 the amount Of six
thousand dollsrs, 20 be divided into shares Of
not more than ttiy, nor less than twenty-five
dollars The morey thus raised 20 be applied
tn The erection Of toll-hridge across the
Shenandoah River, at some Point between tho
Junction Of the said river with the Potomac
and the upper end of the Island in the Shenan-
doah called Virginius.
LEWIS WERNW AG.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH,
GEORGE RUST. Jr.,
JAMES d. WAGER,
JAMES HOOK,
EDWARD LUCAS, Jr.,
FoNTAISE HICKMAN.
March ., 1889.
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y-~fw0Gfe Land foy. Sale,

'iIE subscriber " III sell that valuable Lot
II of Land, laid off Co octayius Fairfax, in
the division of the shannon Hill tract in JEFF
ferson county, formerly the property of Fer
dinaudo Fairfax. Esq. A very large proper
ton of this lot i wood land-the whole con
tains about ninety acres.
JOSEPH T. DAUGIlERTY.
Nov. 90, 1892.
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LAW NOTICE.
NsCCGriNgeW

ThODlSsS baBs Sscc0rinzPM
81 ANiNGfeturncd " virginia. will re.cuo
- his pfaeilce 10 the Coats which DC fos-
n,fiy attended. W tAc several Courts Il
jefferson a"d Berkeicy. He may at al um,.
DC i"ui'1 ~ his Office ~ ibe Globe tavern
SheFherdstoWB, FEB 70, l-33-i
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% uST received and for sale. at the Charles
town Apothecary and Cook Store, large
supply Of GARDEN SEED Of the last years
raising, VIZ:
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Heac0re or xsssis0sifi0a /!
HERSToNS'
On. w. JUDHXINY

Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS have been taken 10 make this sun.
y PITY very goud. q msy DO hsc =, the
following place.. viz:
Humphrey K,y.J, Chariesfo,rn,
JAMES Broun. ChGriesfown,
.idGm ToUng's. MdrfinsJurg.
.itidm loung 4 Co., Haryers Ferry
1oTner = Harris. Mepherdsfot1,.
brfn Tho above Ointment i. offered 20
the public rs q safe snh certsin re- msdy for
those obstinst- diseases. some Of which
have so long bsil,d The skill OF medical sci
enre.
t.Whi'c Swellings of every d-s~rip,iop.
2d. sore legs and ulcers OF long standing.
81. Schirrus or Gianduisr tnmors, parii-
cni'riy those hardened tumors IN wom~n's
breasts which ofteRtimes terminate ia uice.
rated cancers.
4'h. Feions. or what some people know h,
he nsme Of Catarrhs, or every description
9th Rheumatic pains Of the joints
9th. Sprains and bruises OF every descrip.
ZION. or in Whatever pert situate.
1ih. Tettcrs Of oil kinds. In this com.
plant the patient in Supplying the Oiaim.ht
mus, keep The par, ont OF water.
s'h. chilblains or parts affected nv frost.
sr-TsRead the following letter and bewar.
"EoSkttON.
Nessrs. &. "a. y. Lo,rnGics, Merchants.
Cumberland. Nd
Gents-As Mr.. IIerstons' agen, for the
sale Of DIR. VIM. Judkins' Patent speci6c
O.n'men,.i would inform y Oh tina, last sumner
! vas afflicted With sore lcg-the fame OF
Judkins' ointment induced me TO get Jug Of
h--but II happened not tn be ofMs. lie fstons'
make. fused IL according to printed direc.
,ions, but my leg kept getting worse.
ME- Herstons' travelling TO the west. stop
ped 81 my house during the time, on lool Jog
at the ointment lad, he Immediately pro.
nounced IL not his make. aud furnished me
with one which vas. On ope ming and smell.
Jog 1t was sensible ofthe difference, although,
It looked like il. then applied the oin,me M
he gave me to my leg. II became in q state
ut amendment on using the first plaster, and
so continued until il 60, quite well.
This ointment is certainly very vsIusbie.
and u would be pity il should be los, to the
puhiic by counterfeit article, hearing the
name and being not genuine.
wM X. NEWMAN.
Cumberland, May %, 1881.
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WlLl. practice ~gulsrly b. ihs sup
w r'oT Add County Courts Of Jef,f,ol
April II, 1858.
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Cabbage Lettuce
Tebnisball 90
Larry Ci!,cia do
Psrsnip 4 { arrot seed
Pepper Grass do
{ he rry Pepper do
Iayennc pepper do
W hiic Brooch
Bunch squash
Crooked W inter Go
Lifting : cub ID
Vegetable marrow do
Cocoanut squash
Early rcd Turpip Ea-
di-h
Earl. Salmon do
Earl scarlet DO
Late long white do
hI'e Onion seed
BED tree do. sets
Large red tomato seed
Early Dutch Turnip
seed
Satisfy or vegetable
Oyster seed
Pumpkin seod-very
fine.
others vhieh the sub
md chiefly Of liis own
r.mcnt for the presen,
JAMES BROWN.
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.H'OTE(E.

IL persons Indebted 70 W are bforrnsA
4 "A That TIER notes and accounts ere placed
o. The hands 81 Andrew Kennedy. ESQ. Thev
are requested % call upon him and disehsrre
theta wM y MIDDLE y CO.
Chariesiown, Jan. -, Is3J.
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UiHiams Pert, Nd.
Mn =. O'NTrLt.

UtMdnS FSrf, Nd
NR =. O'NEiLr,
Dear Sir: Waving al objections generally
made by medical gentlemen against Patent
Nedjei"fs. deeming ii duty owe 10 the
public, shalt relate the following case which
came under my immediate observation: Mrs
W. lady aged -. Isboring under sII the
psins shd mIserics the natural cOmpanicns Of
rheumatic stft ciiUn, called on me tor mcdi
cal advice, AFTER eAbsuSiing all the remedies
which are presctibed in those cases 10 no adj
vantage, and her case assuming . chronic
form. which - always less iTactslle, candid
~ told her that the disease was beyond the
control Of my Judgment. She becsnie induc.
eel To try your medicine, and pleasing To re.
late, Nhe the second bottle wss finished tho
shhrgcmen'S Of her joints fubsided, pains
vanished. She is now sble 10 attend to her
domestic concerns and experiences no ineon.
veniebce whatever. Such results arising from
the use Of = nssr medicine. bot too litIle known.
~ deserves further tiiaI and investigation, and
] hesitate not 40 a,errng, that in such eases
~hete Our remedies fail and nature hetseI II
proves Incompetent. that Mr. =. O'Ne,iys
medicine will be yalusble auxiliary IN ale.
sis''fR and removing t1eetusliy the miserie >
incident Co this disease.
Yours very respectfully,
JAS FItZPA1uCR, MI.
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Early York Cabbage,
Red riekling do
I ow do
Green and yellow IA
voy do
Large drumhead do
Earl, and late Cauli-
flower
Early Frame Peas
Dwarf NarroNiat do
Turnip Beet
Yellow 4 rcd d.
Long rooted purple do
White solid Celery,
White Egg Plant
Larry ltibW ONeck
snap Beans
Girki;is
Early Frame Cucum-
Der
Early cluster do
Long green do
CarolinaN alter Melon
Green CitrUn Melon,
for mangocs
Lavender seed
The foregoing, will
scriber has ON hand,
raising. make his asc
season very complete
Jan. 81, l-3J.
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To Rheumatic Frralids.

u. Is. STEPIiENSON & co
Harch IL, lS33.-Ct. Harpers-Ferr'
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Jan. 81. Is33.
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ATTENTION.!

March ., 1888.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
George .. Haugh
now opening . choice selection Of FANCY AND

rs now opening choice selection Of FANCY and
L STAPLE GOODS, consisting in part Of
Super London cloths and eassimeres, mems GUNNER
wear; black Iustrngs and pout de sole, watered and
figured slks white, pink, blue and blak sattns; pant.
I'd muslins and cacoes, light French calicoes, very
handsome, painted palminete, Italian Grape, Cyprus
and Iris gsuse, cambrc, ackope ., plain and figured
Swiss and hook ditto, plaid mullins, ginehams, real
searsuckers; pongees, white and brown drillingss
stripes for boys, one case super sc dressed Irish Ii.
mems, super long lawns, green and white blond ve'ss
6ered and plain barrege ditto, linen cambria, ditto
hdkfs, Bishops lawn; white merno and cam.rs hair
shawls, beautiful assortment Of fancy hdkf, bobbin.s
and faces, Grecianette, nuns lace, Hoskin and KID
gloves, large assortment Of cotton hoseryi misses dit
to. some very superio Marsees and silk vestirF; IA
Bile and bird eye diapers, Irish and Russia sheetngs
bleached, black and colored hastings; blue and green
table covers, colored and white knitting cotton grass
cambria for bonnets gauze and other rbbons g.loon'
fine black bombazete and crcsssians, and cor non
bombazeen.; yellow and blue nankeens, gauze nam
nels, fancy tuck, side and puff combs, hair brushes IN
great variety, tooth and nail ditto, bandannas, some
first chops rsttine for coachmakefsi bangupsand bt q
vereens, tckings and domestics generally; nik ana
cotton umbrellas and parasols; foundations and wad'
dng point blankets, coarse linens, cotton buriapsi
low priced carpetpg very handsome, four cases straw
bonnets, Leghoru Asts boys leghorn hatsi mems su
perfne palm ditto
Cotton Yarn. Csndiewick and Cotton Bats, constsn'
~ on hand, at Baltimore prices. 4th mo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
NRw EERgEs Vol. EMO. 1850.
!. sugars, Wines

New Yeas, Sugars, Wines.
FRUITS. &c. SC.
Landing from New York. and for sale oy Me
subscribers.
0o, Chests, half chests. and boxes Gunpowder,
Z0U impf rial, Tyson. Young Tyson and PouenonS
TEAS, fine qualities
20 bs.o',s., ' ,s.sa eu'p9 20.
20 hogsh eads New Orleans, Porto Rico and st
Croix SUGARS
50 bags white Br zil do
10 quarter casks Port
70 a sa,: e ss.i. ny ss' a..s. ss
,illf pipes Catalonia
40 cases Glsret
~ do Muscat
4 half pipes seignet.e's Cognac Brandy emit
tied to debenture
10 bsrrels Honey
SO boxes new Cheese
case Vermiceli
100 bales Cassa
10 bales Almonds
S do Nader. Nuts
81 drums Ppunes
$50 do Figs
Is do Dates
50 boxes Bunch Raisns
20 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capcrs and Olives
so do Sicily Lemons, in good order
2 pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared IN sici'y'
1ss pemii ohns. one, two. and FIVE gallons
S casks Brown Stout
go dozen English Mustard
NIB these Goods, beng imported unoes rraueeu
and abolished duties and purchased chiefly for money
can be sold at low prices,
June 10 SAMUEL 3. LARMOuR q GO.
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TWENTY Dollars Reward

IXTIII. be given for the apprehension OF 5ANES
w G. MATHEWS, an indented apprentices to The
Cabinet Business. who absconded on SUNDAY morning
last. The said Ma,hers (,nore Familiarity known b, the
name of Burns) about 10 years ofage, feet or
inches high slender made thin yi'aee, frecked face,
light brown hair Of rather sluggish carriage and
sreech. with considerable self consequence lie had
on when he absconded white hat. olive close bodied
coat, white psn,aioons, &c but having variety OF
clothing. his dress may possibly be varied. Matlers,
having Sigh knowledge of the Uphosterlng Bust
ness. may possibly tender his services as such.
The above reward, with all reasonable expenses
will be paid for his apprehension and securement SO
warned against harborng Of employing said hoy, Is the
law will be rgdly enforced against all offending:
june 4--f JAMES 1kEEN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
ALExANDRIA GAZETTE.
MIscHIEvoUs WOMAN.

BY THE ETTRIcK sHEPHERD.
Could this Ill world hae been contr,ved
To stand without mischievous oman,
How peaceful bodies might hae lived
Released fra a. the ills sac comm0n;
But since it is the waefu' case
Fiat we maun hae this teazing crony,
Wv sic sweet betwitching face,
o! had she no been made sac bonny!
might hae roam'd wi cheerful mind,
Nae SIN or sorrow to belide me,
As careless as the wandering wind,
As happy as the lamb beside me;
might haze screw'd my tunefu' pegs,
And caroll'd mountain airs tu' gaily,
Had we but wantit a. the Mess.
WI glossy cen sac dark an willy.
Isaw the danger, fear'd the dark.
The smile, the air, an a sac taking,
Yet open laid my wareless heart,
An gat the wound that keeps me waking.
Nv harp waves on the willow green,
OF wild witch notes il has nae Ony
Sin e'er saw that pawky queen,
Sac sweet, sac wicked, an sac bonny!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
Teas, AoaR sugar, Cofee, &c

Teas, Aoaf sugar, C"hee, nc.
4 ~ chests and half chests Teas
IL 10 boxes I.osf Sugar, assorted
~ hhds Porto Rice and N . Sugar
IS bags Java and St. Domingo Coffee
6 bbis Jsmsica 90
10 boxes hocatatc
20 aids prime New Orleans Moiasses
S casks new Rice
Is boxes best bunch Rsislns
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags P'mento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
8 boxss Plug do
SO Rams Wrapping Paper
90 reams Fooiscsp do
case assorted Fancy Soap
Is boxes yellow do
Is boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils white CU:dage
Just rec eived and for sale by
mar % kcHn q TIL Hfhoc
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to open forcibly in spite Of all his efforts In the
last trial, one Of the conductors was applied 10
slight incision in the tip Of the foreinger. the hist
being previously clenched. when this finger was
instantly extended. aud, from the convulsive
movements Of the arm. the murderer seemed to
point to the different spectators, many Of whom
thought he had come to life
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Yhis is ito give notice,

VUyHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra County, IN
the District of Columbia. has obtaised from :he
rphans Court If said County. letters OF administration
in the person.l estate Of william Paseoes late Of the
county aforesaid deceased All persons having claims
se.ns the said decedent hereby warned to exhibit
he same to the subscriber, passed by the nrphsns'
ourt. on or before the 18th day Of June, 1884, or
they may, By law, be excluded from all benefit to said
estate; and tknse indebted thereto are required 70
IN. he immediate payment Given under my hand .ls
or Inn. Ie33 JOHN JOHNSON,
;.,o.Io Admir- of Vim. Pascoe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
ApuLTERATION OF TEA.

The following curious facts, developed in
late police examination in the Metropolis OF En-
gland. give reason to believe that, in that country
at least, the adulteraton Of Tea is carried OIL to
great extent
Union Hall Yesterday in the course Of the
examination Of two boys, who were brought up
from Camberweii before Mr.. Chambers, for gam.
bling on Sunday, some disclosures of Importance
respec,ns the extent TO which the suspected
adul,eration of Tea is carried on in this MetrOp.
oils, were made.
In the possession Of one Of the juvenile defen.
dan,s a police man found two shilinss upon Ia
k;ou him into custody, and when the boy was
asked by the magistrate where he got that money,
he immediately replied Z" Not by gambling, your
worship, but by picking tea leaves"
Mr.. Chambers. tea plant does not hap
pen to grow in this country, my lad; therefore You
are adding falsehood to the offence for which
YOU are brought here, and that offence is sure to
lead to crimes Of more magnitude. =
The defendant still persisted in the truth OF
his assertion relative to the picking OF tea leaves;
and when asked to explain the manner IN which
he did it, he replied, ''Why your worship. am
employed bv a cuwkeeper at Camberwell. who
sends me into the fields to gather sloe leaves and
hack and whitethurn leaves, and he pays me so
much pound for all picks. | works hard,'
added the boy, "aud sometimes earns good bit
Of money at the job
Mr. Chambers inquired what the COW keeper
wanted with sloe and black and whi,ethorn leaves;
il could not be for the use Of his cows!
INSPECTOR Wailers, Of the p. division. stated
that he should be enable to throw some light up.
on the subject Of what the boy termed "Picking
tea leaves" The Inspector then said, that tor
the last month, a number Of pour persons, OF both
sexes. we're observed in the fields adjacent to
Camberweil, picking leaves out OF the hedges.
To such an extent, in fact, had this picking sys'
TEN been lately carried in and about that neigh.
borhood. that many Of the hedge-rows were com
pIetely Invested Of their foliage.
He had questioned some OF the people as to the
purposes for which the leaves we're intended,
and he had the same reply from ali.-nameIy,
that they we're employed by q cow.keeper, who
gave them penny pound for sloe and black
iborn leaves, and half that sum for white thorn
leaves. One man told bin that he had picked
between so and 60 ID. Of the leaves in day,
and always had sure market for-sellins them tc
the COW keeper.
Persons were placed to watch his premises,
when il was found that they were sent IN bags tt
an extensive tea dealers 10 the city, to whose
warehouse they were traced from the COW keep
er's yard a. Camherwell Information was Civ
en- TO the Excise, and he bad no doubt but they
intended to act forthwith upon it.
London Courier.
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Charles Bennett

VTAs received and offers for sale
I'll few bales 81 & % inch stout unbleached Cottons
~ bleached Cottons
8 and So Cotton Sheetings
81 inch Cotton osnaburgs
No 1913. 4Hempen Burlsps
Rest dorchester Bedticks, Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark blue and w B patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue aud black super6ne saxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, a and Pins, first quality
Hemning's genuine first quality silverey Nee
dies, w & ditto. marZo
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Notice.

800, The Steamer CULUMDI
49, A Captain James Mitchell, will,
GN.7rz-t~~NN1pSs.s~ until the first Of September
~ ::zSs<-sesssssE next, leave Baltimore for the
p,,ri,t of Columbia every "Wednesday al O'CLOCK
n and returning, will leave Washington at O. and
Nexandria at O'Clock, A. N. on Sunday Tor ba"i
may 8
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office of The Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company
WAsuINoroN. June 8, 1885

Office Of the Chesapeake q ohio Candt company
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1885
NOTICE is hereby given, that Instalment OF two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share, lbeing the 39th
n,tsmen) on every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and ohio Canal Company. is required to on the
18th day of Angus, next, and further sum of two
dollars and fifty cents per share, tbeing the 4oh install
men,) on the 10Th day Of September nex' which in
stalments must be paid to the credit Of the Chesa
peake ard Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier or
other officer of either of the following Banks, viz
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washing
ton, u, c..
Bank of Mashington.at 90
Patriotic ank, 90
Bank Of the Metropolis. 90
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandria ut Alexandra -
Rank of Potomac do
Farmers Bank Of Alex'a do
TIagerstown Bank in Hagerstown. Nd
Branch % the Valley Bank in Charlestown, va.
And the flranch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
Nv order ofthe President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal GO.
June 7--vtl6thSept
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PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Mil, Pepsr IS per annuns. Country paper IS.
The Steamboat Essex,
Yhe Steamboat CysMet.

CAPTAIN GUY, Will leave
Janney's wharf, Alexantiris,
fff.-s1-&Sr A, half past o'clock \. n.
SrS~fSEsESa At 10 O'clock A. n.
At O'Clock P. NJ. and
At half past o'clock T, u.
Returning,
Leave Washington at half past o'clock A. NJ
AT half past IL o'clock A. NJ.
At o'clock p. ~; and
At hslfpast O'Clock P u.
Alsxaod,ia June IF
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Gaira,aism The most ASTONISHING experiments
on record of Galvanism, are those made by Doc
tor IRE, Of Glasgow, on the body OF murderer,
after he had hung an hour at the ga'snws. In the
first experiment with the galyanic fluid, every
muscle Of the body was agitated with the con.
yulsive movements. In the second, one Of the
legs was thrown out with such violence as nraf
" 10 overthrow one of the assistants. In the
next experiment, full laborious breathing was es-
tabIished-the chest alternately heaving and fall
ing. In another experiment, the muscles Of the
face were thrown into fearful action. Rage. hor-
ror, despair, anguish. and CHASTITY smiles. united
their bideous expression in the murderer's face.
SURPRISING far the widest expressions OF Flu
sell or q Kean. At this period. several Of the
spectators we're forced to leave the room. from
terror or sickness, aud one gentleman tainted.
10 another experiment. the fingers moved rapid :.
". like those Of performer on the violin. and
an assistant who tried to close the hand, found It
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