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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24

gentleman from South Carolina; an,
as regarded the constitutionality of th'
measure, he was DESTROYS 10 hear thu
gentleman from Massachusetts at al
early hour the next day, and he haC
no doubt that gentleman would ably
expound it---and that he for one was
sure he should not differ with him but,
says he, the major wants bed, and
it's now almost bed time, and | there
fore, says he, offer the following reso
luton:
Whereas consolidation is known to
exist at one end of Pennsylvania ave.
nue., and the conservative principle"
sometimes call'd, and unlustly call'd
notification, at the other end.
Therefore, Resolved, That until the
constitution shall be distinctly and
clearly expounded, it is safest for the
major to take up his nights lodging
just half way between these two ex-
tremes.
The resolution was then put and
carried, % 10 Is. A committee was
then appointed to measure the Avenue,
and reported that Gadsby's Hotel was
just half way, but that was full.
The senate then adjourned, and Mr..
Clay come round and tell'd me that as
his resolution had got me into this
difficulty, he couldn't do less than put
up bed for me in his own lodgins,
right in line with Gadsby's, and !
might sleep there in welcome, till the
constitutional pints was settled, and SC
here | be now, sleep at Mr.. Clay's
house, and knock about .hrou gh the
day as well as can, and most of the
time in the Senate Chambers, where |
find upon the hull, I've got a good
thumpin majority, and afore congress
goes to home, ] calculate the vote in
tother house will change too; good
many there find shakin in their shoes
already, and as soon as they see your
elections and the Virginia elections go
as hoTe they will, calculate or git
tin third vote on ev'ry pint agin
the folks who have got the gneral in
keepin now. Yours &c.
]. DOWNING, Major,
nou,p;nov;lla Militia Cd Rripode
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
Downingville Militia, ID Brigade

Notwithstanding to the re-
port of the special committee, appoint.
ed by the Common Council OF the City
of Philadelphia, to inquire into the eff.
fects of the removal of the deposites
from the Bank of the United States cor
"stocks held by the City, belonging to
"the Girard Estates alone, loss is al
"ready sustained, in fw short months
"of the experiment, of two hundred
"and seventy. five thousand eight hun.
"dred and sixty.four dollars and fifty
"two cents"
"The loss of the sinking fund, is
thirty-six thousand four hundred and
thirty nine dollars and sixty-six cents;
which added to the depreciation in the
Girard stock, makes the enormous loss
to the City ofthree hundred and twelve
thousand three hundred and four dol
lars and eighteen cents, in the present
state of the experiment, without in
Guiding the other legacies referred to.
This however, large as it undoubtedly
is, we regret to say, constitutes but an
exceedingly small part of the blithing
influence of that illegal and arbitrary
measure ofthe Executive of our Cen
eral Government, upon the interests OF
Philadelphia"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24

fnllduelphu.
The immortal WAsHINGToN signed
the charter ofthe old Bank ofthe Unit
ed States; and sixteen out of nineteen
Of the trainers Of the present Constitu-
ton, who were in Congress at that
time, voted for Bank-yet we find
persons of the present day--persons
who, perhaps, have never read the
Constitution Of their country--declar-
ING it to be an infringement Of that Con.
stitution to establish National Bank.
Who are the best Judges?
gsS.ArrENTIoN BoYs!-- Questions for Jfee
nile Debating Soeieties.-rhe Globe says
'sTHE MERCHANTS HAVE EVER BED
| THE PEOPLES ENEMIES. Mr.. Cary
| says-ssNext to the Agricultural community, Ia
| virtue and in patriotism. stand the mercantile
community Which side do you take9 nr
| SPECIALIZING ON BORROWED CAPT.
| tai OUGHT TO BREAK" Doctor Frank
lin left legacy Of 6 10000 TO be loaned to the
young men Of Boston. TO enable them TO get a
! start in life. Who was right-Jackson or Frank
| linl-Ler. Union
OLrOf the % members from Penn,
eleven voted against and sixteen for
the restoration. One member, Mr..
Hester, was absent--had he been pres
ent, he would have voted against the
| resolution. Thus very decided
majority, nearly two thirds, ofthe Del
egation of the Democratic State Of
Pennsylvania, are against the conduct
of President Jackson and his Kitchen
Cabinet.
The New Monthly Magazine uses
| Mr.. Rush's work as a sett-off to that OF
the Baron D. Haussez, and bestows
great praise upon it. Mr.. Rush's Gu
logy of every thing English is consid-
cred a proof of his good sense--the
Baron D'Haussez account, an evidence
t! of his ignorance and prejudice.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
QsvDiueuneen .bie1er 3situng.

1.Dw preis oieler 3situn9ift Gin
;T'baIer fir ben Sabrsans Srenu ianer=
Ibatb orey D1cnatsn pom gnrfanse ofr
3eit,ns an,-Gin 2boIer Enc fhnfjis Gents,
apeun innerha'b Dem Sabre,-uno 23haler
metn nadj 8srlauf oefefter be,ablt miro.
2. Sir eine firSere 3eit als feds Mcnat
spiro Feline Srbitripticn anseuctnmen, nne
Die 2eit,,ns farm uidt aufssssbsn tperosn
BIG ale Gnditdnoe beSablt Gao.
s. 8efanntr,aebunsen fcfteu: SIR cine
'1Bobe so Gents cas Wersd ;ftr eiaeu Dlcs
nat S uno fir elm Sabr s 8 oas 8lered.
q. wsr oiefe 3eit,s,1s ourb Den Wo0
yeiter bsfommt. miro uob Die ;uI&sube
'Sumt1e pou 25 Gents 3n be5abten baben,
~" 8riefe &c. an Sen Qsransseber maBs
'en pcFfrsp ei.lseianst reroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05

unbsfobnt'' rebt fUtn btitdtist.-
Yin jur Yefeuldoft Der Gudter ee-
Dereueer jrnser Mana Don IS e5ab'
rem mer auf Dem QBesei cine eebr'
llnsslteGe bep einsm Msiffsr oes
Danomerts, ,retcbse er vcwabit b1ttet
unStltreten ais Ct an einen ,Stu6 Fan,
Den er pofir@n mufts Obns baS Vabrs
eeIo be5ableu 81 t6nntn. Cine gut
berSi9e Stou, oer Ct ples fle9ts, tleD
lbm aber bier Qsnce ba5u. Ylodp
Gem er aue9elstnt uno 2lnfan9s NIT
plslen 9.npernl6en 9sfdmpft Bate,
ltbte er ll6 in NewtOort no es
lbm 9etons sin anfbnlihe6 Qers
m6gen au erwerben, 2luS Oants
barrett sesen bic Srau pelde ibm
Die vlsr pmce seltsben bate, lief
er ale ibre &inosr ersieben, uno pers
mod>te ibr in feineut Se)tomente far
tbre SebensSeit cine jdbrlibe penIcn
bon ginbunpert 2boIern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05

80! = = -
..Ginise Seburfsn gu eotpsu, Maft
(abufttts, boben orep unD stransis
pfrbe Ser9iftet tnelbe7 einetn 81
9entbhmer elmer Der @tdHb- -2inisn
jenes pabes esbbuen, sesen Den Ge
cine sebeime. SdnDfhoft batten.-
Gin onoerer0erfu1 reiter l8pferpe
bsffeIben Mames III Oersiftsn, tpurs
btn aber nnb 3eitis entoedt, uno Der
8 Db perbfltet. QEer lb zines fok
,ben QGbrebens fhulois MAIDEN
Fam, frltei auf eli, Ibper traben'
DsS pferb NIT cinem Gattsl bon
Stabaftbweinfeu ,n1o p.nnspebenen
9ufsn sefett u. gum S-l 9ejast
iperosr. .....
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
8 | d tu n g.
.NDnEjNn

SInc D'r oerflnt yir Qtlten StursOe
mir ftarfer teu'iber W1drnerbor
60 cr'nst aus jeoem FROZEN Nunbe
Die 2 eeIe St,m 9sbst empor
}Tennr'r Tno kier In ern1en cinaen
gait bbb'rem bsiIiseu @efibl:
Irun mu6 bic polIe 8'uft erflineett
Gin poues beIss SaitsnPiel. .@-
Men fou osr erte Danf eribalIet,
Dem Gott, oer groB uno trunoerbar
9'us lauser 2 banoe 9labt uns auen
eSn Slan,tt,en aufgsaan9en mar
Der r'nlrer Seinbe 2ros 3ablibets
Ser uufre Nrait inns fbon er,eut, a.:
limb auf ben gtsrnsn palteno Iset
Son @m'sfsit 5u erpisteit.
mem iotI Der srpeite WuniU ertbnets {
Des @aterlanbeS 0errliobfeit!
8srberbsn 9lllsn. Die eS t6bnen
Joeil! tpsr itsn 2eib a,no Seele apsibts
90 9sb turb 9uasnoen bemunoert
0slisbt outd NeoIibfeit uno Neebt.
GtOI3 BON eabrbunosrt 81 Saetbunoert,
'2|n Rraft uno Gbren unse(dwabt.
Gas crittetmtIber Mdunet msibe,
Mhs bflllien fcu's asfIunseu isyn!
Die Srspbeit beif I ten.(be Snuoe.
Die SreDbeit fhbrt ben 1sutfden Geib'n;
:Sar fe ju leber nno su fterben,
>Das fommt bru6 jeoe tsutIbe 8rut, D.
SIR fie ben eroBen SOB au wsrben,
ST tsat(6e ebre, tsntiae Suf!
&ctnmt ndber in Der beil'een Nunoe
Die 3anbe unb Die Dsrssu hob
90 lete alte teusihe Gteue!
Gs lebe teutlber @Ioubsn hrd! %<
Wit bie(sn, ,rcllen mir beitebn,
Sie fnb oss @ureee gebilo uuo Qort:
Satmabr! es'muB bic m,lt per9ebn,
'Dusebt eas fefte Maanesmort.
9andt tibter in bet beil'aen Siunee.
1lno f!inst osn l.sten Snbels'ane,
Son 3ers 81 pss;. ron Muno 81 Munoe'
'@rblauie freubis Der Gefang:
Dae Short, eas unisru guno 9ethnrsa
.Das pei, tas nns fein Qeufel rautt;
llne 3minsbernt,us uns ninmer saraet ;
4Das fey 9ehalten uuo seslaubt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
:eptag, neu stem 5eptentber 1884.
DeS bdtte 0Iut foIteu f6uuen.

XIV ~%U~Sk EsNS Wv c$IUtWh>
fbrelber oes g1geS, tInD jeoer tlu'
'|ttse 9orfaa ppn 0em mir A6ret1,
luute gum Nuken Der Nabwest auk
|9sSeiDnst wsrosn 80 SlsD ipte
Io1sle Opfer bait pu itbon 9eb abt-
- pulper &ple Dlrltejt 0u nacb
/ Menfbenblut ! jsopb In Dem Sale,
Den mir eben sr5ablen ippllen, pur<
: bet lbr bsvoe Ebbn an9efubrtt
Gin 0erferti9er Don Satte( uno
3dumen uno Elm 2alttrd9tr, battsn
cor elnl9en Sagcn eiu;n Wertwe6'
fel. Qbas Die eisentllOe llt(oDe
ees Gtrelts tpar uberla0en tpir Der
unterfuhun9 Der 2BettMel&n; tpir
Vno bIcB Ole untertb dnl9en grsabler.
Nber pun 0eroabt fomen (ie 81 2Sh
oer(pruA, DON =2Biperipru6 famen
Te 5u 3orn! pon 3orn ~ perlbnlh
dem DSutb, uno defer MAutb bro6a
te ibnen Elm paar piltolen Dor. Ser
Satttsr fagte, 'ib feebte'' uno oer
ea0trdser taate, "96 aub'- SD
MIL bic Sabe tpie Elm 0err BON gb'
re au smaden'' (brie Der e. S.attler-
2tub icb brittle Ser 2aIitrd9er-HsSh
nil Elm pfuno BON Supents beltem
puloer" 1850 oud' er,pieocrte Der
ea,ttrd9er. uS6 fprense swep 1lns
jen Mi0ouri Slep in blek'' |a9te Der
@attier - ,,llno ib aub in bi1''
faete Der braune eontrdeer.
( Gls f,6tIufti9en 0eIoen erndbk
ten Gtb 0emRo6 ibre 6: efunOonten,
uno oieie fubten ibre Nifplen aus.
Oes e attIers @efunbont brabte Gos
9letD Seoer, Ointe uno papier bers
bep, uno fbriebi NIT elmer Srille
aufoer Slafe cine 9erausforoeruua
lief oamit gun, Sefunoonten oes
2alhrd9ess, uno hbersab fe ibm nit
Den WOrten: "oa linO Die Seoin'
sun9en oes Shaulpiels.' u0ons|
,robl' mar Die Nntnptt. Gin plas
miro beItimmt, Die gntfernun9 auss
9emobt Die Sroresmerfseu9e QUEER
lei fen ; unb bic ndtbite g Gene nor
bas Sdielen uno Nsussln Der Sam'
pier unp ser Sefunoonten Die pk
(tplen laseu por ibnsn, pier bleierne
&uee!n 9aoflefa pulper< S6rner
aanDen baneben, nn0 cine 0DuteiQe
Brandy nabte Den G6lu6. Oie
Sefunoanten 9insen an Die 2lrbeit,
|labeten Die pllieleni jeDe NIT etli,
den &useln, fpannten Die 9dbne
ME sembbnlib unD lberrelehten Ile
Damn Den &dmpfern - olleim ,rie
fel oas Metterelas! Sk 9ono
|Des G attlers sitterte unb Die &nie
Dss 2ajitrasers fhlusen bebenb Sl<
famn,etl. 9eoe Spubr bon garbe
ptrEbmanO aus oeme,eIidt Des G att
lers, uno tie gippen bes ealttrd9ers
sittsrten wie @spenlaub. $50 mill
ss nIebt baben'' faste Der Cine, ,aub'
ieb nibt'' Der Nnoere. sd bin
left nidtt b6 { ilber Som" faete
Dif. SD ou1 nibt iber 9if
ant.p ortete 6 u96 tnbste Dir
fein 9aar auf Dem 9aupte frilm.
men, faste Som sum 9id- rub
ib AUDI feins Don eeinem'' ernieber,
|te DiG Dem Som - uner J6enfer
Dor Die pi1folen'' nieberbplte Did.
|lteo6t uns auftnaben uno einglas,
8ranop trinpen, faste Som. nSa
oas pclIen mir rief aud Gid. = =
QBar tpcllen niemals tpieoer ou6fak
len scsen einanDer'' fpraeb Stml; =.
0Ntnmer ! ihrie gif - 9limner !
|fa9ten Die Gefunoonterl - ,,Nims
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05

3rrep 9aser I'd cNen susEeib nod
<insr, 2oler uno erlon9ten ibn. Gin
9rrlanber, nelhers DieS bemerfte,
faete nbasfe hdttsn puIper uno
Dlsp paren fbnaent er ipage (bon
rrin Sale set6ptetmesoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
Der Neapotitani(Ne Nduber.
Cine @rSdbIuu9 aus Dem isebsjebntsn
cSabrbunoert.

S1He St3aDiuH9 0uo oem lecDejeDnte0
g.. Sabrbunoert.
Oie umgegen0 elmer Neopclita-
nilhen Gtaet ,putees e0n sabl:eitN
en- Naub erb onpes1 bslmgeluat. Tim
otetem unmefen ~ iteuern pertpraD
Der @pupernbr elnsm jeoen Glubsr,
melOer ibm e,nen &ameralen teten>
big Doer tcpt uberIteferte, 3er,eib,
uug unp aunerbem mob cine Oelps
flmlne. Oie(er GrlaB fam 3u Deu
0brea Der Giduber, Die eeen cine
tet9es .Beuts III lbrem S6lupfpin-
Eel tbeilten, spel6e fs bauptiablid>
Dem Mutbs ibres jungsn Anfibrers
neroontten. Oieftr fat itumm u,
aiepersefblo9en ouf elmer g;eite II.
tbeilte niht Die aaesmsine 3ufriss|
oenbsit. gr lief Fb feline ls.dten|
Bunoen, bic er III Dem VerSweifsk
ten leeten Sample bopon setrossn,
Don elnem (ttSnen MdOtten perbin>l
ben; Die Moste Die .bm iur Q5er'
fleioun9 oisxte, lag reben inn. Ote
Nanber fNlu9en an ibre Eofen|
por unmillsn lber oiefe Qeroro-
.nuus osS Gcuesrnsurs, bic le fd>I
big bielt, ibre Srepbsit, uno einiee
0cIoflofe um 0erratb ,lnb Nies
0ertrdhtiofeit Su erfoufen. @iner
ibrer Gbern, srelbsr, un9sabtet in
0erbrehen ersraut, oennob cine
Nrt Don @br9sfubl beFa6, tpeIbes
iIb bep nem Geoanfen an cine g>iez
oertrdetti9feit empbrt 1ehmur, Gd
ON 0cuperneur treeen elmer 70 Oer>
dtt!iben Sumntbung iu I'd DE n.
Ser 0aupta,onn ollein lief tpe0er
llnmillen ncb Corn bliden; mon
bbrte iDn Die QEorte murnaeln :"oer
~0puperneur tbut nidts t7ebr ols
feline Shuloisfeit peroicnen mir
ni6t bic 9sradtun9 uno Den !9ob
Der Menfden, ia nir jeoes 96ttllhe
unD msnf6Iide gefee perbtbnen =?
Nadnem Die Nduber in ibre0bb'
le fdiofen ss9onsen trnren, modte
Der 2|nfubrer Der & anre (einen ees
mbbn!tden einiomen G pasier9one,
mcbev ibm 6 orti elmer 81 q ub { +,
meldem Die Ntfunft oes6auptmans
fein 0ebsimnis sebliebsn ispn mods
t., fDl9te unb i'm NIT einem 8 olhe
ftife ermDrbete.
@r fdnitt ibm fDeann tas -Saupt
ob, uno elite nit remfetbtn arads
sum Opnperneur in Die Gtebt. 0et
Sortis 2lntunft berrfdte prlle Ursu,
Sc In Der Qtre res G:ruperntre.
Gr murbe BON Den QN oden tolD eins
sela0en, ols CT feinen Namsn nonn
te, unD COS bluti9e Soupt ols bas
res betud ti9ten u. 9sfird tetenq ap.
la oormies. 6 Ct &cuberneur en-,
ping ibn febr freunofd oftlib. 2lle
Ct jebr6 cas- s Souptna6bsr bet:afs
tete, tros erblifte Ct p ros 9aupt
(eines eisnen g ptnes, Ger aus ju,
senp!ider Nillbeit ,,no rurb un>
eereeelte 2eipenfd often feline Somis
lie loree tenitlkeitr rl,n btr ei-
nem 9obr in bem 2ustntIide als
Ct cine sldn;enre Qe,tirrnne sinse.
ben (plte yerld nunlen n ar.
Ser unelldiide Qoter inter,
brudte ftlnen e trer;, unb trt
bem Nduber Gle De,fp,cd ere Qes
lcbnung. HgebaItet euer g plD''
faste Der Nduber Nplh lid trellts
euh nur teifrafen, neil ikr urs eis
nsr 70 elenbei1 gonplun9 fdhts biels
tet !; oos uebel, pas ibr ,lns su tbun
aepatbtet, fdut ouf eusr eioenee
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05

modte ibr in ielnent Sejton1ente flc
tbre Sebensseit cine jdbrltbe psnllen
bon gtnbunpert 9bo!ern.
Oie Scbter oes Shrtif1en Cub
tans, prin3eNIn Saliba TT DOE
Sur5sm nit 6ali pulba berbelro'
tibet wcroen. ginNu9en3euse i6rstkt
hieriber in einem Sriefe, oatlrtGcns
ftantinppsl ben 4tenSnnp, nod Ssb
,ssnees - 49,.
"Sas 9o63sitsfsft. spiro NIT
oemleIben 9eilie fcrtsefhbrt, ron1lt
es be9eilen. .Nm @5pnntage tpurs
(oen oie patriar6sm Grie6sm Nr'
(tnenier, uno cotbcIifben Armenier,
neb1 ben 9pbeprietttrn Der 9uoen,
|uno ben 0durtern Der Gemn1unitdr
ten oqfs btfe bspirtbet: lberou
berrldte llebsrRu6. 9efern muroe
allen neutrality-suspicious. ;u Bals
mobattben Elm bfentlides MoN
|9e9ebem tpelhes felnem9e orifer oter
>cnbrner Sbmou(e nadftano. -
Mebrere 9eeenleitige gefunrbeiten
mutoen eetrunfen. Na6S i(be irur'
Den Die (tbnilen Seuermtrfe obseI
trannt. 9eute MDr9en spurcen Die
Ge(benfe les G. ultans nob Dem
Ioualft feinsr 8 Settsr eebra6t tpp'
rurh eia Sue rrn bepnobe orep Meib
Ien 2dngs fcr,nirt nurDe. Git Be-
omtsn Der pforte srbfnsten oisft
prose(GpnJ Damn fam sine Nbtbsb
lung eanciers uno Die bpbenSffsiere
Der Nrtnee, oiefen fcleten SO Maul'
there, RE nit prdtio(en sefhuten
&iIten unD &ai1en bslaoen tparen ;
sann feds SUIT den jete init fe6s
: fsrren, rslde oue Nrten ron @ib
Der u. = por5elon geietirr entbie!ten;
eitf Stuff en- jete n it bier gferoen,
entbaltenp I'd dttore g plo. utDGib
btr G od en-; 20 Maultbiste nit
gerdd uno 6ausratb !; 20 Mdns
ner, bic jeber cine sploere Shlfd
ouf r,tn &prf trugen oie mil. feiDes
nen cd ais, 1c. an9efhtlt troren; is
M,dnner bie Qefa6e trugtn; irelbe
NIT Suwelen ,c- an9efllt .rafen ;
rep &utfden; init 6 Nferbe,,t uno
Ia init 4, lfienen, leer III lepn; so
I'd norae Qstd ritttns tno cine .2Ibt
Ithsilune tefcltrs nad ten ten ge-
fdMf. 9asrR,cbieeng eeenfdnte
In orn fi, eitltee 6 doc ilr 6. don
lausseGtut, rafnit. nas YutIifunt
fslte hsecfen frnnts. 3u Guitan
fclate In Gepleittn9, feintr afrep
|@ SINE 3al4pferos. .geute Abeno
mirp pas srt6te Ssuertperf fottfr's
Ioen. ri =,
! eins, sSron ertat lIh oaf ibresn
| @tsrbsbstte rrn ibretl1 Manne bic
erloubni6 ibreniIeften gt iu er, III
lmod,en, .alin giniees ibren @ Z u
10 a,r,fttr, ~. binterlc0en. ''0u
lbaIt az rein 2sbenlare peiilsn Mila
! (leisssbabtr faste tn jtst min ieb Ten
;asusinisen babsrl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
Albion Corn Plaster!

,4liE Albion Corn Plaster sotens The corn, however
old and tough, and extracts it TO the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate. and tho.
rough
The proprietor begs leave to submit the following
case, from sir Stowe, who is well known tn the in
habitants ofth,s CITY, especially at the South End and
South Boston, very worthy and respectable cti.
zen:-
SIR Il do not hesitate to give my most unqualified
appreciation in favor of your valuable Albion Corn
Plaster. BY the of less than box, Mrs Stowe!l
has been cured of corn each foot, which had been
exceedingly troublesome sni painful for years, aud
think it but iuatice to your invaluable preparation to
add (for the encouragement of those who, owing to
repeated dsappontnsnts in the various remedies re
sorted to- have finally despared of cure,) that your
Plaster cursd her corns after tr, ing other highly re-
commended remedies 10 no purpose; and what IN
creases nv confdtnce in the superiority of your Pas
ter the fact that has been used by several OF my
neighbors with equally good success (Signeo)
SETH SrowELL,
Keeper of the dollhouse, South Boston Bridge.
Mr. T.. KIppra. Proprietor Of the Conway Medicines.
Boston, June 18th, 1899
- Price SO cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
Consumption!
Asthma! s. Catarrh!

IN that long train Of diseases which seem to grow
L with the growth of civilized society, Consumption
takes the lead in its relentless inroads upon human
life, vet his dreadful disorder easily overcome in its
earlier stages 1t is only when neglected thst 1t ar
rves at the terrific maturity which often battles the
sagacty of professional science An obstinate cough
IS the customary lorerunner Of the pulmonary con.
sumption Improper neglect in the timely aifnnis
traton uf simple and saulsry remedies is sure to be
rcproved by a dreadful Succession of consumpiive
symptoms oppression of the breasts green''h and
Bloody Spite; liberated lungs and hectic fever; shr
yelled extremetes, and general emacia'ion OF the
whole body, prostration of strength; Hustled cheeks
swollen feet and egsi and AZ last in the tui posses
sion of the mental faculties, and while hope still ~his
pers her Aatterrg tae-cold ext entities, and pre-
mature death.
For the various stages of this complaint one Of the
most approv, d remedies ever vet d>cnveredS
DR.. RELIES ASTHMArIC PILLS.
TINS exceedingly powerful. and vet rqnai, safe and
innocent pre- psrstion has effected thorough and rapid
ppn patients supposed to have been Tar advanc
ed i, confirmed Consumption. and who have exhibit.
ell the appearances which usually Indicate fatsI ter
minstion of he disorder.
As the pills require in ordinary cases no confne
mrnt they NAV DE administered with conf ience and
safety to all ages anil classes Of people unexamped
SIS has hitherto attended their administration IN
great variety Of cases. and the proprietor can refer to
multitude which testify to their cscy IN revv'ng
the ed victim from the bed OF disease. and re
storing him to the blessings OF accu,tomed health and
activity.
Price 81 for whole boxes of so pills and so cents for
half do. of ~ pills, with directions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
CABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANUFAC
TORY.

II EONARD o. COOK respectfully informs
IL his friends and the public generally that he
still continues to manufacture all kinds of CA
BlNET FURNITURE at his Cabinet Ware
house on King street. next door to Mr.. James
Kerr's Grocery store, and also informs them that
he has on hand, at his Cabinet Ware-room, on
the northeast corner Of King and Washington
streets, where he intends keeping a constant
supply of the BEST FURNITURE, made by
the best workmen, and of the neatest fashions,
which he will warrant equal to any ever offered
in the District which he will sell low for cash,
or to punctual persons on the most accommo-
dating terms; and he hopes, by his punctuality
and attention, to secure a part of the public pa
tronage.
Old Furniture neatly repaired, and hand
somely vanished.
TURNING handsomely executed, and at the
shortest notice.
- Furniture purchased at this Factory will
De delivered free Of expense any where in the
District. Alexandria, may
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
HATS. GAPS, AND FURS.

JOHN T. EVANS respectfully informs his
- o customers, and the public generally, that
he has on hand a splendid assortment ofSUPE-
RIOR BLACK HATS, of all shapes and qua
lities, manufactured by journeymen of long and
we'll tried experience, as he keeps no appren-
tees; he can, therefore, with confidence recon-
mend any work which may leave his shop.
He has just received, by the last arrivals from
Boston and elsewhere, CAPS of the latest fash.
ions, and best workmanship and materials
Among them will be found Youths and Mems
Cloth and Fur Caps, ofa variety Of patterns.
He continues to keep LADIES' FURS of
every kind, such as Fur Stocks, Boa Constrc-
tors &C.; and FUR SKINS, for Gentlemen's
Collars, of every description.
He is now manufacturing LADIES' BEA-
YER BONNETS, of the latest fashions and
best materials oct lS-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-23
Debilitated Females!

rANlIE complains, peculiar te Ie'n.,s par ut the
4 community, have been hong snccr>s'uii. Gated
by the administration of the Aromatic Pulls. urIg,naly
prescribed and compounded Ly nr ieife rhey
cleanse the FbIo, from those disorders OF the female
constitution, for which the pills are ecctua specI
6c; the, free crcu'a ION, reform the irregular
operations OF the sansu ferrous stem. recty the
di,nrdrred habits. The propri-tors cnm6d. m the
superior excellence of ,hiS rq'Ial, innocent and pow
erfi:I preparatIon fmned IN the decisive
timony from many restored p. tents lie
this portion of the punhc. 'h, when
DR.. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES
are regularly tskrm sccDr my - he dir IONS, &C.
cpnpau, ing them, th.y revive AL establish the d.sr
ed hrslth, habits and 'esture To tie paild cnunte
nance the natural NV at health md good spirits.
Married ladies' viii hnl the ais equal, useful. ex
cep, in cases nf psegnancy, when they must not be
taken; neithe mutt they be taken b, persons of hec
tic cunsunp;ive habits they may he used success
fully D, e,heI men IN al iIyp ,choudriac,
iy,terc Vap mrsh disorder, In all cases OF tnI,
descriptions the pi, purify, 'nvgura,e and revive the
Ii ..rdere.i $, stem. Price 81 50 box.
- None equine un ess signed on the outside prn
d,atc successor To the late Ir T. Convey. For sale
ting Room, No. SO. next door To j. Krders Drug
Store, corner Of Court ard hanover near Con
cert Hall, Boston TilONP>ON KiDDEN.
Aud also. by his special app nntnen,, by
WM. STA l.ER,
ian IS Fairfax street, Acxsndra.
- Large discounts to those vino buy to sell again.