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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11
TIE, CHOLERA.

Health of Nc,0 Orleans The Louisiana Ad-
vertser of the Gath ult. states that considerable
excitement prevails in New Orleans as to the ex-
istence of Cholera there. A few scattering cases
have occurred, but the disease dues not exist
az an epidemic; anil almost every case that has
happened. could be traced to negligence. Gene
rally speaking, the city is healthy.
The Cholera, at the last dates.-May 49,
was increasing in Natchez, Miss With insidious
but certain strides. The GAZETTE thinks the
groups Of blacks for sale there, will concentrate
and speed the disease.
A letter from KY West, dated on the 9Th
ult says" ! am sorry to say that the Cholera
is again here"
The Cholera has re appeared at Nashville with
much violence.
The march of this powerful disease is onward
from the Suuth, a. the heat of summer draws
nearer; and the rapidty with which it has pass.
ed up the beautiful valley Of The Mississippi,
=" shrou,liug its villages IN mourning" as far as
Wheeling ought to rouse our Health, authorities
into cc,ioa. An experienced General never
waits for the arrival Of an enemy within his
camp before he prepares for the deadly conflict.
So il oush, to be with our Board Of Health, as il
regards the Cholera. The only way t" avert
its direful attacks, or to render them less DANCE
rous when they 10 come, is to be prepared fJr
its reception. --Nat. int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11

" NorcE.-Mr. Boudet's much admired
picture Of the Raising Of Lazarus, which, for se.
versl days, hasexcited 20 much attention. will be
exhibited on the Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week, in the Session Room Of the Second
Presbyterian Church. The proceeds Of these
two days will be equally divided between the
Artist and the Orphan Asylum aud Female Free
School Society Of this town. 1t 10, therefore,
hoped that. Is the inducemsnt 10 three .fold-to
patronise the Fine Aus, enjoy an intellectual
least. and confer benefit on deeply interest.
lightened public will avail themselves Of that op.
portunity to be present. Il will be open fos in
spection from nine o'clock in the morning until
ten at night; and II 10 expected that, during the
evenings exhibition, the miracle which 10 there
represented will be made the subject Of short
and appropriate lecture, 10y way otilIustration)
by some one or more Of the resident clergy. &.
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story short. there being no positive evidence
against him, he was informed that if he would
make restitution ia that - wsli a. the other case
his prison doors should be opened and he could
60 free.
He paid the value Of the coat to the Balti.
more merchant, and promised Mr.. Clapp. that
if he would take a walk with him at night, be
would endeavor to comply with the condition on
which his liberty depended. They. therefore,
proceeded at night to the Common, where the pri.
soner pointed out a large stone to the officer,
under which, he said, lay the wallet, containing
eighty dollars Of the stolen muney. Mr.. C..
found the wallet aud money, and then the rascal
took 70 his heels and fed -Boaon Alias.
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,.,--I desire not to extract the dagger from
l'l0 so,on and plant it in your O~n. know your
na oil not atone for hers.-But have said
ao'a .orb tina, you may see and feel We have a
". ahsorrenee Of your crime and to Danish from
u. So,on ali hope OF a favorable interference
'", hs Court, with that department Of the gov
,. ~ in which is lodged the pardonins pow
Bspi,h then, we inireat you, from your
e. Cd every hope and expectation-put out at
~ .s The faintest ray Of hope that may penetrate
u r's ,hs darkest recesses Of your cell, and pre-
NV wv, ~ meet your God.-i'he blood you shed
=. orecioos blood, but infinitely, infinitely more
'"s,;ous is that blood which was shed on Calva-
=. md on that and that alone we commeud you
,I,,k for pardon and eternal lie.
I, remains only for US TO pronounce the sen.
,.are Of the LIw-and it is considered and ad-
H: that you lie taken from hence to the pri
.,n Il this county from whence you came, and
,,,,. be kept in close and secure custody until
Fd5fy he Goth day Of Jaly nsrt, bef,recn The
i,Ts Sfil o'ciock ia the morning and ) O'Clock
IA, Gisnoon, and then be taken TO the place 81
s'1Ge szscu.ion AID there be hanged by the neck
rrp,a you are dead, ani mny The almighty
C,d hare mercy on your soW
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$40 iLewnrd.

sSANAWaY from the subscriber, living in Piscata-
4 way. "Wednesday night, the oh instant, Ne.
gro Girl named ELiZi She is bright muis,to,
about l6 years Old low and ,ruchy. full face and has
very full suit OF sir. She taok with her variety Of
81 thing. Eliza w-m off in company with Girl nam /.
cd Nancy. with whom she was seen to SO on board
of ,he Washington si,anhas,Sxt Alexandria Tier mo.
ther s living with str. AsbUry Eiyason. in George.
town. where think she has probsby gone.
l will give $40 10 any person who will spprehend
sgan. il taken in Washington, Georgetown or Prince
or.c's County MI; or ths above re VII if t.ken
further from home. MARY STANTON.
Piscatawav, June lift Nat, Int.
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IN COUNCIL, MAY 81, 1888.

AN ACT, reducing into one and amending the
several acts respecting Guasers, Measurers of
Lumber. Wood and Bark, and Inspectors Of
Beef, Pork, Fish, Lumber, Whiskey, Peach
and Apple Brandy.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted By the Common
Council Of Alexandria, That SO much Of the first
sectinn Of an act passed by the Common Council
on the 9Th day OF April, 1929. which exempts
Mackerel AMI Salmon, put up in barrels Or other
casks, from inspection, be, and the same is here
By, repealed.
SEQ Q. Be it further enacted, That all Sailed
Mackere and Salmon brought to the Town Of
Alexandria. for sale or expiration. shall be IN
spected and subject to all the existing laws and
regulations of the Corporation, made and pruvid.
ed for the inspection of Sailed Fish.
SEC. 8. BE it further enacted, That so much
OF the Sd section of an act passed by the Com
mon Council on the Goth January, 1891, exempt
ing from inspection all domestic distilled Spri!u
ous Liquors, coming into the Town Of Alexan.
dria, that have been previously inspected and
marked, be. aud the same is hereby. repealed
SEC. 4. BE Il further enacted, That all do
nestle distilled Sprituous Liquors brought to or
distilled in the Town Of Alexandria. for sale or
expectation, shalt be inspected and subject to all
the existing laws and regulations Ct this Corpo
ration, made and provided for the inspection Of
domestic distilled Liquors.
SEC. S. BE Il further enocfed, That this act
shall commence and be in furce from and after
the passing thereof.
Passed in Council this 5lst day of Nav. 1856.
II. |. TAYLOR,
President of the Common Council.
Approved:
y HOOE, Mayor.
Test: I. P. THOMPSON. e. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11

fl Curious Circumstance. few nights ago,
between tue hours of nine and ten O'Clock in the
evening, c0,nmissiQn merchant from Baltimore,
was sitting in the Marlboro Hotel, half asleep in
his chair, when the street door was opened and in
walked man who bent his course up TO the bar
The merchant was on his feet in an instant, and
with extended hand advanced towards the new
conner with expression Of his satisfaction at meet
ing him. The man replied coldly that he did not
know him. at which nome ut the merchant charg-
ed him With kavin. stolen surtout coat from
hun at public hossc in Baltimore, about two
YEATS ago, as wcll as gold watch anil fifty dol.
lars from some 'of bis friends. The accused
,oost solenuiy protested innocence, but the Com
pIaaant knowing his man, would not release his
hold aud caused word to be conveyed TO Mr.. Con.
stable Capp that he had occasion for his imme
date services Mr.. C!app soon made his APP
pearance aud took the seeming innocent into his
safe custody for the night.
On the following day, the merchant proceeded
TO the Police Office to give information Of the
affair, where he was told that as the offence was
committed IN another Stare. the prisoner must be-
tried there and could Only he held in confinement
here until demanded by the Executive OF that
State. Meanwhile the prisoner had made an Of
Ter OF settlement to the complainant, apd upon
feHectoh Ve C"hpatndut IN save trVuOie, ana
recover the value of his property. agreed TO take
no further measures against him on condition Of
his making full compeD sation for the coat.
Pending this state Of things. Mr.. Constable
Cispp had made an accurate survey Of the pri.
soner's person aud features, and come to the con.
clusion that ne coulG be no other than d rogue
who robbed fellow boardef IN this city three
four weeks ago of about one hundred dollars.
Mr.. Clapp accordingly communicated his sus.
picions to the prisoner, and demanded 10 know
what he had done with the money: The accused
played of and on for time, sud to make the
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Chris, Raising llazarus.

vy>HE pu!lic of Alexandra is respectfully informed
i that the celebrated Picture of the Resurrection OF
LAZARUS from the pencil Of Mr. Buudet, Of Paris, will
he exhibited in this City for one week only, beginning
from Monday next E. ON o'clock A. u. until TO- r.
s., at the old Indian ieen Tavern. The Painting is
in the proportion of about by IA feet, and the
principal figures IS large life As to the merits of
the Picture suffice it to say, that it has been highly
commended by the Philadelphia press, and most ex.
tensivey paronzed by all the religious societies. pub.
lie and private schools, aud the public generally. o
thst city Abundance IS cents
NAV OFF
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Richard ]. Pollard,
SY7PH DEN7vST,

leave most respectfully to inform the citizens
ID Of this place and vicinity that be intends com:
mencins hi. professional business IN this place. and
and success in operating. TO merit the favor Of oil.
RI P. 10 prepared to insert Natural, seaHorse.
and PORCELAIN Teeth Of all the various shades ut the
shortest notice.
lie may be seen at Ar. H. o. Douglass on King street.
second door above Pitt street, north side. lie will
wait on persons particularly adies) At their dwellings
apr l7-d6t&2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11

New Teas, sugars, Wines
FRUITS. sc. Sc.
Landing from New York. and for sale By the
subscribers:
mOO Chests. half chests aud boxes Gunpowder,
<CU Imperial, Hyson, Young Tyson and pouchong
TEAS, fine qualities
20 ss.ss l, !. q, eanpowde'
70 hogsheads New Orleans Porto Rico and st.
Crcix sugars
50, bags white Br,zil do
10 quarter casks Port
20 iudiau barrels RoJ.illon
Az quarter casks Dry Malaga ry,yrS
S half pipes Catalonia
40 cases CIsret
10 do suscat
half pipes seignetc's Ccgnac Brandy, emit.
tied to dehen!ure
10 barrels Honey
so boxes new Cheese
lease yermicci
100 bales Cassia
10 b,,cs Almonds
S Go Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
$50 dc Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes bunch Rsis;ns
20 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capers and Olives
so do Sicily Lemons, in good order
pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared in Sicily,
q new article
l2s Dem,iohns, one, two. and FIVE gallons
S casks Brown Stout
80 dozen English Mustard
N u These Goods. being imported under reduced
and abolished duties and purchased chic fly for money,
can be sold at low prices.
june 10 SAMUEL 3. LARMoUR & Co:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11

TThe National Republican Voters Of Prince
Georges County. Maryland, are requested TO Assem-.
bic at the several places for holding elections in said
County, Saturday, the 22d instant, for the purpose
of elecng three Delegates to meet at Upper hsrioo
rough on the Saturday following (the 29h) then ind
there to nominate four candidates to be supportedas
members Of the General Assembly.
Prince Georges County, june ,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11
DIED..

Yesterday, after short but severe illness, Mr..
WILLIAM PAscoR. 10 his 22d year. His friends
ana acqaaintances are invited to attend his fame.
rat lh's afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from his late
residence on Royal Street, next door to Mr..
Gregory's Store.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11
Clermont for Sale.

- This beautiful and most perfectly
EII11iR healthy COUNTRY SEAT, within view
EMill Of the Town of Alexandris, 10 for sale,
Esk$X either in whole or in part. II contains
about COG Acres of Land. one.'hird Of which 10 in
Wood, the balance under good cultivation, and part
highly improved The Dwelling 10 . spacious build
ing, having four Rooms on the first floor. five upon
the second, and two upon the third, With . summer
and winter Kitchen; large Ice House. Stables Barns,
Sc &C.: Garden containing acres Of Land, we'll
enclosed With Cedar Hedge. and in which there is
Ter in the yard with m."y never falling spring. Of the
purest Water.
For q private Seminary, Summer Boarding House.
country residence for large family, no spot sur.
passes It. If more agreeable to the purchaser will
sell the improvements, which are extensive and gene.
rally in good order. provided not less than 100 acres
Of Land. around the Mansion House, are included in
the purchase.
Those inclined to purchase f:e invited to view the
premises, and decide for themselves
may t-2sw8w CHRISTOPHER EEALE.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEXaNDRLa. INC.

ARRIVED. JUNE g,
Steamboat Fredericksburg. jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers for the District. Passed
Barque Pantheon. in Nanjemoy Reach, and
Barque Superior above the Fort, bound.uP.
SAILED,
Schooner Ann, Dyson, Norfolk.
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Tooth. Ache Paste

TIME above article is represented having s chs
i racter constantly enhanced BY numerous respect
able certificates faithfully applied according to the
will have his money refunded eturning the Dox.
Sold by WILLIAM TABLER,
9th mo 10 Agent
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a Card.

hoCTOR A. II. SANDERS. having located him
II sen At occoquan. Prince William County, Vr'
rnis respectfully offers his profes onal services 10
the public. He may be founJ at Mr.. FisheTs. or ae
his Office adjoining. june i-eo1S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-11

Brig Mary Helen. NEW, l5s tons,) cleared at
Boston for this port 5;h.
Schooner Gaod Intent, FernaId, hence at Bos.
ton 9Th.
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Total 957 bbIs. s77 half hills.

1T the Commercial Reading Room The let.
ter bag of the Barque Pantheon, Drummond mas
ter, for the squadron in the Mediterranean, to
sail IN few DAYS.
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WinAaW Racks.

4 FRESH supply of Window HACKS, or Pullies, with
general assortment of Window Blinds and Cords.
or sale by GEO. WHITE.
,une &
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DEGREES for Sale Of Lana.


A 7 Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
~ for Prince William County, held On the l7,h day
Of May, 1888
Nathaniel C. Nacrae, PLAINTIFF
against
John Williams, administrators Of Bsrnaby
Cannon, deceased, and others, Defends
This cause came on to be heard upon bill, answer,
and exhibits and by consent Of parties and by like
consent, the Court doth adjdge. order and decree,
that the land in the bill mentioned a. the land sold by
Nathaniel G. Aacrae to Darnaby Cannon, be sold by
the Commissioner hereinafter named TO the highest
bidder. upon credit IF six, twelve and eighteen
months taking from the purchaser purchasers bond
aid security with lien upon the land to the
payment Of tho purchase money-the Commissioner
giving thirty days notice Of the time I'D place Of sale.
by an advertisement published in some Newspaper in
the District Of Coiumbai and George w. hserae ID
appointed Commissioner to carry this decree into eff.
feet who is directed to report his proceedings to this
Court. This decree is rendered without prejudice to
the rights Of either party. eopy-Teste:
JAMES II. REID, Clerk.
T Pursuant to the order and direction Of
the foregoing Decree. shall. on Saturday, the 9th
day Of Juy next before the front door Of the house
Of John w. Williams, Esq i, in the Town Of Dumfries
proceed to SELL TO the highest bidder upon the terms
and conditions in the said Decree set forth. the
g;yax. TRACT OF LAND
ESg therein referred to, situate IN Prince william
AES> County, near Dum:res, and containing, by
xN11AlA. estimation,
ll5 acres, 8 Foods, and 2 20.100 Poles.
This Tract of Lsnd lies within less than half mile
of the nearest nayigable point Quan.co Creek and
Der. considerable quantity Of Pine, Oak, and other
growth suitable for the wood trade to the District Of
Columbis. GEO. w hACRAE,
june S-eC6thJy Commissioners.
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A grammatical error in the last editorial para.
graph in yesterdays paper, escaped notice in
reading the proof sheet. The reader will please
make the pr"pcr correction.
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.)
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1883.

We hope the statement Of the Savings Fund
Institution, made on Saturday, attracted public
Alteration: The merits Of this useful institution
are beginning to be appreciated, and we are
pleased to see appreciated. toe, BY those who are
most interested. May it 60 ON prosperously!
The newspaper mail from New York, and
eastward Of that city. due here on Thursday, the
Soth Of last month. all came to hand yesterday
Where it has been doing quarantine in the inter
mediate time, we cannot say; but it is hoped The
Postmaster General may be able to find uut.
GNat,. hafcL
The same thing happened here. The papers
appeared as if they had been immersed in water
for some time.
Ii is reported, that one of the Editors Of this
City has been summoned To attend the Grand Ju-
~ in Alexandra, to testify on the charge Of a
conspiracy in the case of Lieut.. X. B. Randolph.
II is also said. that the Officer Of The Court i,
now in this City.-But we have not understood
any Of the particulars. - Richmond Comp.
The above is correct The officer returaed on
Saturday, and reported that the gentleman on
whom the subpoena was served had declined
coming. Ga motion Of the District Attnrpey a
rule was then granted for the witness TO show
cause why an attachment should not issue, &c.
The Grand Jury has been adjourned over uatil
next Monday.
The Richmond Wing, commenting in indignant
terms upon the election Of Major Eaton as Pre-
sident Of the Chesape.. d, and Ohio Canal Com.
PAW, says:
The District is corrupt to the core. and we
drvuuuy trus, the Seat Of Government may be
removed from it, even if it be carried to the
banks OF the 0bio As Alexandria was once a
part of Virginia, we are glad thar it is exempted
FROM any par, of the degr adati"n of elec,ing Fla
ton; and we trust the public will accept the cir
eumstance in palliation of the indignation
meeting, aud other proceedings, on a late occa-
sion,
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Test
For Sale.

1 SMALL. NEGRO BOY lie viii he sold TO any
~ one living ia the neigh, orhood. Irqure at this
office june 1i--3t
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For EnstOn-Yo- Morrow.
Ten The schooner FORN.s1K, Captain N. Perez
.Eysyva, vii sail as lboe. For Eeight or passage
applj 80 The Captain on board, orto
june II A. G.. CAZENOyE & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
Pr,ee Of Produce in .dterandria yesterday, from
,oagons and Hesseis

Price Of Produce in alexandria yesterday, from
,oagons and Hesseis
Flour, per barrel, IS SO go
Wheat, per bushel, 1 90 al 10
Corn, do o 81 40 65
Rye, do 0 60 40 IS
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, SO 40 90
Oats, from vessels, do 0 As 40 90
Corn Meal, yellow, do 60 40 Is
Corn Meal, white, do O IS 40 20
FIaxseed, do 90 40 90
Whiskey. per gallon. % 40 80
Bacon, per cwt. 600 50
Butter, per ID. OI0 90 %
Lard. do O07 a007
Plaster Paris. (retail) per ton, 90 90
FLouR.-Yesterday the few loads Of Flour re-
ceived were taken at IS So to IS 80. Dealers &c.
nerally declined giving more than IS so. 1t
was offered from stores at IS GA without meet.
ing with any purchasers.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9th
instant, 1897 bbls; 1880 foreign, e67 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street 8e4 bbls. IS half bills
Wharf 63 242
To.oI OS7 hhIs- half hf.io
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DR4IYy TO-NORPOU

New York Consolidated Lo,Iery.
Ex,sa Class No. 10 for 1885.
80 De drawn IN New York on Wetlne ;t,ay June 70
% Nmn6sr Lottery--io Dra,cn Ballots
frhe OF 100000 prize Of 5000
/ do OF 10000 10 prizes of 1000
tickets IS; halves ? 50; quarters / IS
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JAS. Ez0RDAN.

- UncHrTen, Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
n.1n Nnmhcrs in the Maryland State Lottery. No IL
IL Al 80 SO 80 52 81 Is 40 63
=, pn,", Virgins State Lottery. Glass No. 1.
Il IS % - 81 40 30 10 Is 80
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LETTER FROM MAJ. DOWNING.

We feel ourselves highly houored with the FOL-
,,ipy letter from 81 celebrated character as
u,i,r DowSIxG, aud shalt certainly expecI vi.
8. from him on his arrival in this city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-03
DR.. RELIES
NotauicaA Drops.

rs one ofthe most eficacous compoundss IN .ne
terra uedc. for the ofthst cas. o. s a,d
5.sssss produced by impure state o. inc o'ooa s"a
vtated habit of body and usually lenrs.v ST.
x.,Sonv's Ere fever Sores (even when the bones are
Affected. white swelings. IF applied WITH Dr. ieos'
Eoment, foul AMI obstinate ulcers sore legs ana
in children scrrvy and scorbutic gou!' pun
Piled faces fostering eruption. and sS.
nrons often cure when mercury fails. They are also
spring and phy ssi to .1 pas ,nS
A. these seasons of the year. They also aid the
process of digestion and by purifying the blood. pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant humoura on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
Der of cures effected by these Drops, not only IN bos
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union. Tor IN
best proof of their excellence - an unfaing asera'
tive medicine, in all the cases above speciied' TINS
article has recently been pronounced. by Pnynean
Of the irM responsibility. who had witnessed IT'S sur
orSiog efficacy, as entitled in his opinion TO Ease 'se
lead Of all tie popular articles kaoon for the aooSe con-.
pliiats and indeed il is fast gaining tins point Ia pun
nc estimation. throughout the country.
Price 81 q Bottle. OF Sir Bottles for IS.
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PAINFUL complaint. without going into detail. ne
deems it enoughto say that he has the
moot undoubted testimonials that it has more completely
answered vhieh IL osinteaded, fhGn any
other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly innocent 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, Osntnent ana
Eeetuayy. Price, for the vhoe or SO cents ou'
one ofthe articles is wanted.
- None are genuine uaess 'snsd on me o.s,".
successor to thelate Dr. W II Conway For sale Al MS
Counting Room over No. &c. Court street, near Con.
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment
nv WM. STABLEK,
.pre fairfar Street, aferdndrla.