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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

JJsury Laws. &C., -or because he could not rea.
son on Causatiou or Perception without loentiiy.
inc himself with one Of the numerous sects tha'
have started theories on these obscure SUBJECTS
Medicine il. more than any OF the sciences We
have mentioned, liable to Pendleton's objections.
Why is notifies more to be dreaded, ~heh pup
licy taught, than any of the abover +,
Pendletop has been convicted OF gross and
wanton sIander az regards his Ins'Duatlons con-
corning Notification, Secession. &c. Gan ne
have been without his motive? Why is the Pro.
f.ssor of La,o alone singled out as the object Of
his insidious attacks? Do not Mr.. fuckers OPT.
Mons on Free Trade shock his high Tariff Prln..
ciples as deeply as Professor Davis support u
State Rishtsl Perhaps we can account Ior IT,
Nav there not be some who have grown grey IN
the practice Of the County Courts. and whose
tation for any thing but Federalism, political
cant, and opposition TO the sacred principles of
their own State aud of her Qost gifted sons, has
not oyerstepped the limits Of their own counties!
Nav not the splendid talents, extensive reading,
unwearied industry, with the rich and deserved
re ward they have met with, and the growing
fame of so youthful follower 10 the train Of
Themis as is Professor Davis, have excited the
envy--we do not call it jealousy-of some
such dansler at her skirts as Pendleton7 YER
bum sat--we fancy the proper key has been
touched.
We shall only add. that such attempts are H.
tile, and fall far short Of their object Mr.. Da
Wis has hitherto received the unanimous good
will and appreciation Of his class; and the Board
of Visiters at their last session, have testified TO
the value of his services by increasing the lee
for his ticket $40 higher than that OF any other
Professor in the University. Every day adds TO
the stock of his information and his lame; ana
he will ere long be considered ss brilliant light
among the eminent jurisprudents of the country.
while such as Pendleton must be content to Inquire
in the arena of warrant trying, and have ms
prospects of future reputation bounded by the
docket of County Court. =.
.9lerc., D. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
FORGERY.

Yesterday . person presented at the Bank
Phiiadelphia. check for about $500, purpc'
ing to be from respectable broker Of this clr
Nothing appeared on the face Of the check or d,
the conduct Of the person presenting it TO e.
cite suspicion, and it was paid.
Another check, bearing the same name, Ak
for the sum Of S3, 500. was presented at 's
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, under sinIr
circumstances, and was similarly bonored. A.
ter bank hours, it was ascertaiued that br
checks were forgeries, and fr"m certain circus
stances, II is feared that other banks have ~
suffered BY the same depredator. We do Of
know that suspicious have fallen upon any ind
vidual, but the police have been made acqn,t
ted with the circumstances. and will prOb,sI'
ferret out the offender-U s. Gazetfe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

low that state pride, which took the lead 10 !ns
nomination of Andrew Jackson. to be su''ied
aud broken down, BY an unconditional su.'en
der to the plans and management OF the n'oeuy
unto. Ohio, which is state more femo'e .Iou"
such pernicious influence, has candidates u ner
own, who may fearessiv be presented 70 tue
choice Of free and honest people.
Attempts, however. will be made oy tne re-
gency to insist upon what they will declare are
the I" claims Of New York;" they Will present !"
a menacins aspect the population and resources
Of this state,-they will amplfy those powers
and resources, and appeal to the t'm,d anu sp.
prehensive Of other states. to carry their se'ns"
views into effect"
"In conclusion Mr.. Noah says:
81 wish it understood, that enter this cam.
paipn as a volunteer. I ask nothing ! want
nothing but the confidence and support OF the
people; and il I am sustained By Providence
and public opinion, hope to be Of some service
in keeping this Union together.
"With these views. it is only necessary Tor
me to state in conclusion, that this paper viii
not encourage degrading subservency to men;
a fawnins to power, unbecoming the dignity ana
shirt of freeinen: it will wear no mans livery,
hoist no mans flag. rally under no mans banner;
it will sustain republican principles, republican
systems, and ussges. fairly aud honorably ex'
pressed; it will be the friend Of upright and
patriotic men; it will support liberty and law.
union and happiness. and speak on all subjects
boldly and fearessly. NJ. VI. NOAh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

The following is an extract of letter from
Mr. Elliot Cresson, the Agent Of the American
Colonization Society now in Loadon:
81 have only time, by this packet, to tell thee
that Garrison and the Anti Slavery Society are
fully employed 10 endeavoring TO crush me, hunt
the COLONIZATION Society out OF the country, and
yify our national character Some OF the pa.
pers here have taken up their side very holly.
aud the London Christian Advocate even de.
scends to personal scurr,lity against me, insinu-
ating that am a rogue So much for English
benev olence towards one whose only crime is that
he is making such sacrifices that he is, on that
yerv account. accused Of having some motives
kept behind the cuitaIn!-some sinister purpose
to answer! And is dIsinterested benevolence so
rare in England. that they suspect it has no place
on earrhl
4" Garrison and his party, in going through the
country, will not only inj ure our character with
the community, but, at the same time, will poi.
son them against the I" British African Coloni.
cation Society,"" little sssociatiun which have
Jus, nov, with great difficulty. succeeded in set.
ling on foot;-they obtruded into our meeting.
and are doing all that violence and clamor com.
bined could effect. to dissolve it-so that the
Duke of Sussex. who presided with great dignity.
found il hard work to stem the torrent. Alas!
nv brother, / may say that l have fallen upon
evil times. But pray for the success Of the right.
eous cause, and for it, unworthy though jealous
advocate. have often, very often, felt, when
thus surrounded by enemies OF the hercest stamp,
that unless had been supported by the consci.
BUSINESS Of performing an Imperative and holy du.
ty for the good Of man, and the extension Of the
Redeemer's kingdom, that must have been Ut
tery overwhelmed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
LATEST FROM MADEIRA.

The Brig Forest. Capt. Trathen, arrived at
this port from Funehal, Madeira, sailed July
So We are indebted to Cap. Trathen Tor the
following intelligence
1.-The political state Of MADEIRA was undIs'
turbed-the inhabitants were silently watching
the transactions of the conflicting parties IN the
mother country. The island, however, dec'd'
edly for Miguel. and nothing but very strong
force could suhjugale it. sarrisoned asst no" H.
"a few DAYS before the Forest left, the Migu-
elite brig Of war, Tagus, of twenty guns, arrI-
we'd at FunchaI. having made her escape when
the SQUADRON was taken; some of her yards and
nasts we're crippled BY grape shot.
.. II is known for a certainty at Madeira, that
the action between the two squadrons lasted
three hours. and the loss Of officers AID men
was considerable on both sides"
Phil Com He.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
LIFE IN NEW ORLEANS.

Nothing can be more m0nOtODOus than lIIt
New Orleans at this season Of the year; we h,'
reference to commercial life and men OF busy 10
bits; and we sympathize with those who have o.
thing to do and yet bound to wear away the IoN
hot, dusty, idle days, which must intervene X
tween the present moment and the commec"
ment of business-within doors, the pleasure
Willing away an hour looking over the tran"s
tons Of the past. or in any other useful and ,se
able manner, is alleged by the singing and 'at
ling of myriads Of never firing mosquitOe'-.s1@
out, the ardent rays of the sun and clouds Of dGH
preclude the possibility Of pleasure-and 's!
and worst Of all, is the never failing topic "es
ness; for, from some cause or other, there
ways remain in the city q number OF shans'i,'
some are sick, some die, and many are 10 cav.
apprehension Of contracting the maIsdy o. u.
climate 50 that all are more or less intefeseo u
the result. which we SGT down asanother o''s
back to the very small portion Of satisfaction
to be enjoyed in this dull, hot, dusty. m0sqa'"
biting, sickly season. Then, there is HUE OfD.
thing to DO had tina, is good to eat-the h'A ,aI
the Lake spoil on the way, vegetation Is pa w..
by the sun, the rivers are So low that our VIZ,
ern friends cannot come to our aid, anu '"
Northern brethren Gre kept aloof win 'nen q
lions through fear of the Yellow Fever; In.a.
however, q satisfaction attending this scare.
comestibles, the rich and the poor are PuI ",
par, it matters not, money or no money. H. ~.
live alike, the article is not to be had. lps y"
sissippi has fallen two feet, and was ye''e'O''
feet below high water mark. r..n,,b,
We have understood that the mortaI'.y W
last two or three days has been on the .n' If M
We adverted to the subject OF the SAMMY ,s,r
city the other day, and the remarks ". MOI,
made about the. return of strangers Will nos
particularly apply. We do not think ~ s.' ,,,,.
any great cause Of alarm, If our ctizen' os '.'a
fui not to expose themselves. Much o1pr
upon prudence, and none should be '"p''
the yellow fever season.-Bee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

Coal.-This useful fossil was known to the
Britons before the arrival Of the Romans, who,
says Pennant, had not even q name for Goals,
though Theophrastus describes them very accu.
rately, at least three centuries before the time of
Cesar, and even says that they we're known to
workers in brass. Brand says that they we're
burnt by the Romans. The Anglo. Sayons knew
and partly used them. Brand, however, Oh.
serves that they were not mentioned under the
Danish usurpatiOn. nor under the Normans; but
were known in the reign Of Henry Sd. In 1906
they we're prohibited in London az nuisance,
but were used in the palace in 1891, and became
soon after an important article Of commerce. In
1919, they were not always used, because, not
having got to the main stratum, people complain.
ed that they would not burn without wood.
The best coal was then sold at S. chaldron;
q bad sort at Dc Cd. Except for blacksmiths,
they were confined, in the 18th century, under
the name Of sea coal, to the lower orders, who
could not afford to buy wood, and were hawked
about the streets in sacks, upon mems shoulders.
NcW York Mere. .Adu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. C)
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT - 49,,

AUG 'a'e D"1'o' hJ'e" Hawes, OF Rappah,n
mock County, Virginia, has, by his will, m,,n
mitted all his servants, except a few old ma.
for whose maintenance he has provided u
has also left twenty dollars head, for d.f,,vi,.
the expenses Of their removal to the Colonv :
Liberia. The number of his servant, finn. i,
rated is variousiy estimated from one to two h..
drcJ.
The distinguished naturalist, Mr.. Auduh,,
has returned in good health to Boston frou 81
Eastern excursion. An interesting narr,,;v. -,
the excursion is furnished 10 one Of the Ro.,,o
papers of Saturday last. We quote the cOueIod
ing paragraph.
''In this excursion, it was not the e1pec,,s.,
Of Mr.. Audubon to make MANY new disco,s,a'4.
the coast Of Labrador Is not one which iudi,;"n.
birds would be likely to select for any Other ,S.'
a summer residence. He has, however. in :.
certsining the habits Of those already known ~,
cured information which must materially eub,n..
the value of his great work; and the drswin.,
executed during his absence. particularly Of N.
three birds which have been mentioned as di,,O
vered by him, are exquisitely beautiful"
DR.. Antommarchi has addressed the followinc
letter, dated Paris, August 2, to the King Of II.
French:-
SIRE: When celebrating the anniversary Of II.
three grest days Of July, your Majesty heishteD.
ed the enjoym Of the festival BY the homa,.
paid to the memory Of the Emperor Napoleon:
but the feelings which dictated this august Ger,
mony, will not be fully satisfied until the remain.
Of this great man shall cease to repose in foreign
land-it belongs to your Majesty to claim them
from England The success Of your dem,nd,
Sire, cannot be doubtful, and offer myself 10
your Majesty to 60 to St. Helena, to collect and
bring back these glorious relics. am, Size,
with respect, &c. IF. ASToMMARcuL
Medecin de PEmpe reur Napoleon At ST. Hel.r,'
The Richmond Enquirer says, in regard
Modification:
"We recoIIect TO have conversed freely viii
Mr.. John Randolph, just before he said
for Russia. He concurred thoroughly upon s
absurd and misc hievous tendencies. And he ID
more.-He wrote to friend in South CsroIiu,
as we were informed BY letter from the sac,
gentleman Of the 5th July, Iss0-in which s
refers to a letter he received from our fried
Mr. Randolph yesterday -on the present ersi
&c. &C."
u s. MaiL-We copy the following paa
graph from the Mobile Commercial Register:
1T affards US much pleasure to notice the a.
rival 10 this city of special agent Of the Gensn
Post Office Department, Col. c. Riddle, oil leo
nessee. His object is to inquire into the eausi
of the Irregularities Of the Mail between Wa'h
ington City and New Orleans, that have be.i
the subject Of such loud and ell.founded con
plant during the past year"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

A fire broke out this morning in Manchester,
about O'Clock, in the Factory Of Mr.. William
Gray-it was kept under by the citizens Of Man
chester. unit. the arrival Of the Fire Companies
from Richmond, where the alarm was not given
until 6 o'clock. The sweat house was totalIy de.
srroyed. and all the tobacco materially injured,
consisting of about $50 kegs.-Rich. Wing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
GAZETTE.
PusLIsaED Anp EDITED BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN N,
FAIRFAX ST., OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.

Paper % Der annum. payable half
yearly. Country Paper Is per annum. Advert'se
ments inserted at the rate of one dollar tor the hrs
three Insertions and twenty FIVE cents for every sub
sequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

COLUMBUS (Geo.) AUG. sl.-New Cotton -
A bale Of prime new cotton was brought to thi:
market on Thursday morning last and purchased
by Mr.. Geo W; Dillingham; sttwenty five cents q.
Messr' Harper 4 Lewis at t'0enty fve and a
given any where, that We have heard from this
season.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
DR.. RELIES
NotauicM Drops.

Vsone osthe m IS, eficacious compounds in the ma.
terra a.Ica for The that class ofinveterats
5se,ses pyoiced by an ipure state ofthe o'ood sno
vitiatei habit of body. AID usually sxn'pnng ,he s1
An,b,ny,s fire. fever Sores (even when the bones are
affected, white swengs, Cf applied with DR.. 1eoos
oiment foul AMI obstinate ulcers. sore legs and eyes
aid head in children, scurvy and scorbuc gout PIN
Piled or carsunced faces fostering erup;'0n' and yeae
real tants the body, in which last case the
nrons often cure when mercury fails They are also
the bes, spring and autumnal Physic. to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
near at these of the year. They also aid the
process of Digestion and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion of malignant hunours 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 Unlon tor tn
best proof Of their excellence unfdhng atera'
tive aedic;ne, in all the above specified rms
article has recently been pronounced. bya physician
of the rst respectsbili.y, who bad witnessed IT'S sur
pri,ng efficacy as entitled. IN his opinion to take ne
kad all The popular articles kao,on for the ADORE com
piants; and indeed it is fast gaining thus point
lie estimation. throughput the country.
Price 81 q Bo,ils, or Sir Bottles for IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

'SNHE above Ointment is recommended to the public
4 safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, of which have long baed the skill
of medical science:
1st White sweilings of every descriptions
I'd Sore legs and ulcers Of ong standing,
Sd Schirrus or glanduiar tum,rs. particularly
hardened tumors women's breasts, which ofentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
18th Felons; or what some people know by the name
of cstsrrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9th sprsns and bruises fevery description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint the pa
tent, in Supplying the ointment, must keep the par,
out of water,
9th Chilblains or parts affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

PAINFUL complaint. without going into detsil. he
deems enoughto that he has possession the
most unoubted testimonials that il has more completely
ohieh il ,Dasntaded, than 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, Ointment ana
Eectuarv. Price, 81 for the whole or so cents but
one Ofthe articles is anted
- None are genuine oaless signed on the outstae
successor to tie late Dr " n Conway For sale a. nus
Counting Room, over No. SO, Court street. near Con.
cert Hall Boston, and also bv his special appointment
hv WIN. STABEER,
anrq fairflr Street, aerdndrid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
r. JEBB's CELEBaA TED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

sN,e sore pr ,ua,n,d Eyes gives immediate ease
y AMI relief. On cecent sore eyes the effect is most
ssluta-y. Where the complaint has been OF years
stan liay AMI in $, ne exceeding BAD cases, the most
iasxpe:se All l,'raoe relief has been found in the
,se of this Ers NArsa after every other remedy had
fiei. sIiay persons wac have used it, pronounce 1t
the BEST preparation Tor those complaints they have
ever M, WITH especially in of soreness or in.
inf nltipn oflons standing Price Is cts a bottle.
'.'J,rsare genuine unless signed the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor L. KiDDER,
in asdis,e successor To the late Or w T. CONWAY
For sale n AVS Counting room. No. 3d. Court st
:pac.rt iA, Boston, anl also oy his special ap-
p,intnent, by WI. SrABLER
apr7 Fiirfar Street, .4ierandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed NAV s
District Of Columbia.
Alexandria Cou,,fu, 10 70

alexandria County, to uit;
OCTOBER Term, 1882.
William Morgan, ComnIainant, !
against
Adam Lynn, executor OF Esther HALEY, who was
the only surviving executrix 1t William llal
lev, deceased; Thompson HALEY one of thede
visees of the said william, Nathaniel estes, ard
Anna his life, and Eleanor Nesbit--ubich ssd
Anna and Eleanor are two of the daughters and
devisees of the said VIM. HALEY, decd; -
title. and Evelina his wife, and Ann IIalley ,
the latter an infsn, under the age ftwentyone :
years which said Eveiina and Ann are the ony =
children of Robert haley, deceased, who WIS
son and devisce Of the said William Ballr,, ,
deceased, William II. Moore, Peter GoodBg, {,
and Ann his wife; William ~. Gunnel, ard Ns
~ his wife; >Eushrod POWELL, and Cstharne C.
his wife; John Moore, and Elisabeth Moore
which said William H., ann, Mary. Clhsrne
C., John J and Elizabeth, are the ONLY child
rem and heirs at Law Of Mary Moore, another Of
the daughters and devisees If the SAID NlAm
HALEY, deceased, Defendants,
yBNAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY Na,'Sn.
/ Gates. and Ann. his W fe, Eleanor Nes5i'. -
Little, and Eyelina his wife. Aan Haley, Hi''i'H
Moore, Peter Cooling and Ann his wife, Wliism
Gunnell, and Mary his wife, Bnshrnd Powell, AND VI
tharine G.. his wife, John J Moore, aud Eiz'he
Moore, not having eRt,red their Appearance snd s'
security, according 10 the statute ard the rules I" VI
Court; and it appearing to The Satisfaction OF NE you
that they are not inhabitants OF the District OF Coup
bia; on the motion Of the Complainant. by hs t'ln.
il sOnpEnyn, That the said absent Defend MS 40 y
pear here or before the first day Of the next NAY "
Of this Court and answer the bill Of the ConpI'iihI
and give security for performing The DEGREES o. j"
Court; and that copy Of this order be lorN"uh Fp.
lished in the Alexandra Phcnx Gazette iof y
months successfully, and that another copy be P'"
at the front door of the courthouse Of said count!
Test. L. 1, LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
aplenAid FURNITURE,
CHARLES KOONES

Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, ner,d,.
to the corner of Alfred street.
HAS on hand. and constantly manufacture,
4 l. raj assortment Of ses
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITlpv
Which, for elegance and durability ,je6es co,n.,;,'
lisstock, generally consists of "'A
Grecian apd plain sofas. couches ndloungss
Mahogany aud all kinds ofdrawing room Char,
Grecian, winged aud single wsrdrobes
Pedesta'-end sideb0aris with marble tons And MI.
Gothic and various other ditto '''n
Pier tables, with marble AMI mahogany ,ons
Piller and block lining. card and 6ressf.stt,s,..
do claw do do do rs
Plain do do, do DO So
Centric OR loo w
Frenchand vsriou other bureaus, with ana v,..
mirrors ''S
Ladies ires'ns tsbes, with and without mirrors
Ditto worsstands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's abines, secre,sfie, and
cases wv
washslsnds, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird e,e ar4.
maple and common besdsteads WI
Cribs, cradles, candlesands, shaving do,
and every othcrartcle in the cabinetinc
LIREVlSE,
Mahogany ofvarious kini', steam saved, cur, -,
shaded veneers, coPaiy sscking bottoms co.s
BEDS, Assas,aJ.
The above articles will be disposed offer cash
punctusl persons on the most liberalterms,
Avery extensive patronage from Wash,ng;cniss,
ces me to say, that vi deliver furniture c any r
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
farming g. Carving erscuted in fteJsst;aa nr,,
may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
nR RELIES AsTHMATIC PILLS,
~ To THE LADIES!

wv IIrE and SOUND TEETH are both sn orna'
w ment aud blessing. The best security Tot
their advantages is to be found in the use ofthe
BRITISH ANrISEPTIC DENTRIFICE.
Th;syery elegant Tooth Power. with very little
use, er.dcaes the Se,rry IN the Gums, and prevents
the accumulation Of Idrtlr. which not only blaesens
but oosens the teeth and acceleraes their decay
The utriH,e thus the prevailing causes 81
Offensive Breath preserves the aeafhnes' ana fcrtg
nc,s of the Gums, aad renders The Teeth beautifully
,vhits Price 50 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
REMEDY FOR
RheuMatism.

2NiE excruciatag psin-the decrepitude and de-
II FIRMLY, and the premature old age. which are
the u,usi attendants of this disorder suffered by
IN my froa despair ola cure, or disappointment inthe
eii:s:s Of the nj narois pretended snud,tes used to
-ef.;t th,s purpose. Butthose who have made afslr
trislof
DR.. JEBB'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
even in cases Of long standing, and oftne most severe
CHI ,rscter nave certain relief and many have
b.ea ired in few days. some 10 "a hours! as num-
Der ofo.'s,nsi Boston aud vicinity, who were tor.
IN ri, all ,t1d with tn. Rheum tism, have very fully
t. iei Csrt6cltes are in possession ofthe Propri
et,r proving the tn trough and surprising cures
bs N :.ns Of this ~ erfui Liniment in where
o,h.c ,porpyei ~ ,ica, hal utterly failed The
ia,n.atii ala, w;h AS for 3rtses. Sprains,
NInpa.ss. ) iifiess ofthe Joints, Chil0lsins, &c.
Prize, 50 cts. q bottle