Star. — London, England, 1803-09-16 00:00:00

Va l ~::-~1~ I. i I ~ ‘ l , 4 NM OLD JD AILET. Yefterday t 3 prifnners were tried, two of whom were capitally convitied, viz. 7011t1, for entering the dwelling houfe of Ann Sewell, and ltealing a woollen !bawl, and other arti cles, value 51. - - - - William Ivey, for affaulting Frances Bebee on the highway, putting her in fear, and taking from her a half trown, a (billing, and fixpence. Jr .vas Rated by the profecutrix, that on Saturday tie rt. it 43'Augutl. as the was going to Kingfland act ofs the fields, and when the was at a good dillance f, . ,n toad, the was met by the prifoner, who Ihoppe, her, and demanded her money. She replied, The had none. He replied, " I know you have , — The witnefs perfißed in raying the had none. He then took a knife out of his pocket, which he held down by his fide She only law its handle, which appeared (mall. At this moment the profecutrix was much alarmed for her lafety ; the put her hand into her pocket froth whence the took the money men tioned in the indiament, which the threw on the ground. He ;diced her for a 71. piece ? the witnefs Paid the had not one. He then hooped to pick up the money the had thrown down, when the :maid herfelf of the occafion, and made off towards Kingeand.— Bite had not gone far, when, looking round to fee whether the was purfued or not by the pritoner, the perceived that he was fcampering away as fag as he could. She inflantly give chace, calling out " flop thief:" Her exertions were crowned with fuecefs. In about five minutes the prifoner Was taken, and brought into the field where (be was. She was pofr tive as to the prifoner's perfon. Several witneffes who were employed in the neigh bouring fields, and two men who lived in houfes ad joining the spot where the robbery took place, hated that they fecured the prifoner on hearing the alarm of the lady. A ftruggle, though not a very violent one, fucceeded, in the courfe of which he threw away the money against fome pales. The half-crown and the fixpence were picked up. An oyfter knife and a theath were found in his breeches pockets ; the knife was in one, and the theath in the other. The money and the knife were both produced. The prifoner made no defence, but called fevers' witneffes to his cbaratter, which they defcribed as extremely good. In particular, Serjeant William Taylor, of the Guards, laid the prifoner had (erred in the Guards, that he had been difcharged in confe epsente of the general reduaion which followed the peace. He had known him all the time he had been in the rrgiment, and always confidered him an hooch man, aroi a heady excellent foldier. Th- jut y found the prifoner Guilty—Death.—ln cono-o.tence of the good charaCter the prifoner re ceived, the Jury recommended him to mercy Mt. Jullice La &atm made a memorandum on his notes accordingly. Nine were ccmvieted of felony, viz. Efizaksh Cartir,wEo was alfoc2v;tallyintliftedfor pri vately Ilealing three (ilk handkerchiefs and five yards of black cambric muffin, the property of Alexander Colville johnfon, a linen draper, in Norton Falgate, on the 31a of August. Mr. lohnfon depo fed that the prifoner had come to his (hop between four and five in the afternoon of the above day. Sne purchafed goods to the amount of 121. fad that the w voing to receive a bill of 151. and the goods might ei, her be fent home to her bnufe with the bill, or the would call as the was coming back, and pay for them. Upon being atked in whole name the bill (hould be made out ? faid that her name Allen; her hulband kept a wine vault in Lime. Ilreet ; and, as he had but lately commenced Isti nct's, and had paid ;O. for the leafe of the houfe, betides the good will, the hoped to have the cullons of Mr. Johann for any thing he might want in that line, if not already engaged. -This he promifed he would give, as he was under no engagement or pro smite to any other. She &wafted his attention for fome time, vitae the goals were pricing and making up, With a relation of tome of her family circum flames, mentioned feveral delths that bad happened in her family within a abort time of each other, which caufed her to buy many articles for mourning, and then (poke about Newbury in Berkffiire, naming feveral perfons there of whom the profecutor bad Tome knowledge. Immediately after the prifnner had gone out of the (hop, the profecutor's nephew faid to him, " Uncle, I think that woman has robbed you." The pmfecutnr would not believe it. and faid that the was a different fort of a perfon ; betides that, be had never quitted the• the counter while the was there The nephew perfitling in his fufpicion, the profecutor cleared bins to follow her and fee, which he did, and in a few minutes annther perfon came in to the (hop to tell him that his nephew had got hold of a woman who had robbed his (hop. In a few minutes after that the prifoner was hroultht in by the profecutor's nephew, who had the filk handkerchiefs and the piece of cambric muffin in his hand. Armtlrong, the Officer, raid that it was about a quarter befoie eleven at night when he was fent for to apprehend the prifoner. Mr. Jnhnfon was again called up, and (wore to the identity of the handkerchiefs, but could hot with equal certainty identify the cambric muffin. Upon ing pretfed by the prifrmer's Counlel to explain Low it hap p ened that he itad kept the pt (over in his .b..ck parlour from about fix o'clock to near eleven Into.e he fent for an officer? he Litho reltseantly de. Glared that he waited until prifoner had fent to a butcher and tom: other intim) to try to übtain the W. Torrk:ns, nephew to the prnfecutor, faid that he followed the tlif mer CA he law her go i n t o a pawnbroker's fhnp and come in again. He then went tom the alp , . and asked what Rte had been do. ing ? The pawi.l.r ker told him that ate had offered three (ilk banditti .iiiefs and a piece of black monin in pawn, and that he would not take in the muffin, and had offered her lefs di in ate walled upon the h an dkerchiefs, fo (he had taken them away. The wit nets again purfued, and laid hold of the prifi , ner ; he taw her drop the handkerchiefs, and a gentleman be hind raid that he taw her drop the moat's, and gave it to the witnefs. This witnefi (wore to both the ar ticks being the property of the profecutor. W. Barker related the circurnaaace of the p' ironer going iota his (hop at the time alluded to, and de. fcribcd what panelist neatly ale fame mantle as the lat w•itttefs had done. The prifoner being called on for her defence, laid that the profecutor had endeavoured to feeklo the matter by fending to three different places to‘endea your to procure the money or fecurity. The profecutor then Paid that he had taken corn paffion on her, from what the had laid when the bought the goods, and from her crying bitterly, and teeming fo much affeded when brought back. Baron THOMPSON, in the courfe of an excellent charge which he delivered to the Jury, obferved that the Jury were aware that the law made privately Realing above the value of five &Wings a capital of. fence ; but that both Judges and Jury had always interpreted that Att in a liberal manner ; and if they thought that the fufpicion of the lad was fufficient to do away the privacy of the anion, they would find a verdid accordingly ;—if not, they would return her guilty of the whole offence, which, - as be had already mentioned, was capital. Verdid, guilty of Reeling, but not privately. Rap&ael Martini, an Italian, was indicted capitally for Realing privately a pair of co to n Rocking., value ss. 6d. the property of Edward - Griffin, on the 13th of Mgt& The prifoner was allowed an interpreter, who corn- Inunicated the evidence, the fentiments of the pri loner, &c. alternately in Englith or Italian, as coml. Ron required. In this, however, he was frequently corroded by the Rec Order, who found it neceffary to explain the mifinterpretation of the interpreter, who is an Italian, and the prifoner's mifunderaanding the forms of the Court, which he did in the Italian language, much LO the fati.fadion of the Jury and the prifoner. Mr. Griffin proved the fad, Rating that the pri foner had come into his (hop on Come idle pretence, and that he had not miffed the llockings until after the prifimer had quitted the (hop, which, along with his declaration that the (backings had colt himfelf 55 6d. constituted the capital part of the offence. The Rocking' were found upon the prifoner's perfon, and he made Come refinance to his apprehenfion. Mr. RECORDIO., in delivering hi. charge to the Jury, obferved, that when the At under which the prisoner was tried ha&paffed, money was materially different in value, and be thought it moll advifeable to leave it to the Jury, whether they would not think it right to incline in favour of the prifoner when the value (worn to was fo near the limits of the ftatute, and fare his life by declaring in their verdid that be had Rosen under the value of Ss.—lf they &mild think other. wife, or tha: the prifoner had nor Rosen the (backings which had been fworn to ; if they had any reafon to doubt the evidence of the profectuor, or to diff:r from himfelf in the obfervation which he had made, they would declare it by their verdid. The Jury without any hefitation did what was to the tame effeEt ; they returned a verdid—Guilty of (leafing, but not privately. Sawed B4int was capitally indilled for breaking into the dwelling houfe of William Vernon, and fieal ing a quantity of men's wearing apparel. The profecutor (aid he kept a fhop for the Pale of all kinds of men's clothes in the parifh of St. Mar tin's in the fields. The prifoner was his fervant. and lived with him a week. On Saturday the soth ult. the pmfecutor went out of town, and when he return ed, he found be had been robbed of a variety of goods. The prifoner flept in an out-houfe ; and Mr. Vernon could not fay whether the goods had been taken all at once from his (hop, or at different times ; but he could pofitively fwear that thofe found in the pri loner's polfeffion were his property. It appeared, that on the night in quellion, or ra• ther the next morning, the prifoner was ken by the watchman carrying a very large bundle on his &ud ders: when queßioned as to where he was going, and whofe property it was he had, he gave very evafive and unfatisfaaory anfwers ; he was taken to the watch honk ; and afterwards, in his way to the Compter, he ran away from thole who bad him in cullody, but was form taken. Mr. Baron Hore•st told the Jury, that in order to convia the prifoner capitally, it would be =airy for them to believe that the prifoner had either broke out of the huufe in the night time, or had Role in the dwelling more than the value of 4os. at one time. The profecutor did not know whether the prifoner might not have conveyed to the place where he Rept parcels at different times, each of which might be under the value of 405. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty, but not ca pitally. Daniel Harris and Eleanor his wife, were Alb capi. tally indiaed for Realing a tea cannifter, value 6d. a pound and a half of tea, value 9s. a quantity of ba con, cheefe, tobacco, and foap, in the houfe of Elia. Pring, who keeps a chandler's atop at Kempton Green, in the parifh of Harrow, at between three and four of the afternoon of the syth July, uo per for. being then in the houfl. John Smith, a bricklayer, was at work upon a fcaffold abnnt an hundred yards diftant at that time, and obferved a woman lift the latch and go in ; a man who was in her company. and whom the called her Itufban4, immediately followed. They returned in about five minutes, the female prifoner having a eannitter under her arm ; the dropped the canniller,' picked it up again, and went to a public houfe oppo fite. In about an hour after, the bricklayer's and carpenter's anal evader* tiny, be went to the fame public honk to have Come beer. He had not fur. peaed the prifoners in the fir* inftance ; but, Ilion latter he bad gone to the public houfe. Elie. Prins came in, and gave an alarm that the bad been rob bed of a variety of articles, mentioning a tea cannif ter among the reit. That treated fufpicion in his mind ; he allied the man firlt, and then the wife, if they had not been in the houfe. They both denied that they had, and he told them that he had ken them go in and come out. A conttable was fent for, and they were taken into cultady. They confeffeel to the cannifter, and offered to give Come money to make the matter op. joreph Loft, a labarring lad in the neighbourhood. bad ken the man and his wife together a little dif tance from the honfe, and the woman hide the ran oilier in a beach of nettles. where the witaefs went and found it. The caoaika was (worn to by the poi - eta:xis. bat nope of the other articles were ever found. She was out of the houfe for about two hours, and there was no mina belonging to the dwelling could be in in the mean while. Mr. Jutlice La &ire explained to the Jury, that the tenor of the evidence went on the fimpofition that the woman was the wife of the man. The law of England confidered that when a man and his wife were both concerned at the fame time in one 18, the woman was aging under the eontroul of her bolband. If, therefore, it appeared to them that the evidence was conclufive againft both of them, and that the woman did the aLtion in the pretence of her hutband and without his contradiding her, the mull be en titled to acquittal by the laws of this country. As to the value of what it might be confidered they had Bolen, he left that to the Jury to determine. Verdid—Daniel Harris, guilty of 'leafing to the amount of 4s. sod.; Eleanor Harris not guilty. C. Bartlett, for healing a (slyer watch, the property of T. Ley ; T. Brown, for healing a filver watch, the property of T. Crawley; T. W. Stoper, for heal ing a flyer watch, and other articles, the property of T. Powell ; Ann Leach, for healing a great coat, the property of J. Roberts; and Am &AAA for Re a'. mg a piece of printed cotton, the property of W. Gilman.—And (even were acquitted, viz. G. Glarte, J. Cook, If. 7.* Wkite. Mary Brenan, and Mary, the wife of Jeremiah Tourney, tried on a charge of burglarioully (leafing a 151. Bank note, a tol. ditto, three twos, and two ones, the property of Mary Wright, in the houfe of Laurence Kelly, No. 9, Biickodge beet, St. Giles's. . Miry Wright hated, that the prifoner lodged in the above houfe, with her hutband. The hulband of the profecuttix was on board a man of war, and the went to lodge with 'batman and his wife, having known them before. Lawrence Kelly kept the Hare and Hound public houfe in the fame greet, but did not inhabit the home in which the prifoncr lodged. The profecutrix had a fon on board a man of war, whom the went to Portfmnuth to fee, leaving in the care of the prifoner a trunk, containing the notes the had mentioned in a tin box, refembling a nutmeg grater ; feveral articles of (Aver and wearing appa rel, betides a pair of btafs candlefticks, were alto in the truna. She was ablent about five weeks, and on her return the found that her trunk had been broke open, and the notes and moll valuable articles taken out. The prifoner had quitted her lodging and lived at her finer's, No. 6, in the fame firm ; the pri. loner's hutband had ablcunded, and was not fine heard of by the profecutor. J. Parker, a painter and glazier, of Whitcombe ilreet, had employed Jeremiah Tourney, the hutband of the prifoner, as bricklayer's labourer, at a houfe he was then rep.titing in Holborn. Obferving him drunk upon the fcaffold he advifed him to go home, and told him he had no bufinefs to come there in that hate. The prifoner then laid that be nad cnly come to take his leave of him, as he was going to Ireland, where he had reafon to hope he would be better of, as he was a freeman• of Cork, and had plenty of money. The witnefs would not believe that he had any money worth mentioning, and he pulled out a tin box, containing a 151. Bank note, tome two and one pound notes. The witnefs advifed him then more ftrongly to go. home direaly, which he pro. mifed to do, but went towards Snow-hill, inftead of towards St. Giles's. The witnefs fent a perfon after him, who brought him back. He then toed Tour. ney, as an inducement to him to give thaciotes into his care, that he had a bill to make up that night, and would be obliged to him if be Id let him Upon have it till the next morning. Upon t Tourney very cheerfully gave it to him. N t tscrning the witnefs went to the building, bit , e man had foist come, and never did appear fillet, to the witnefs's knowledge. A Mr. Weyburn having loft fotne money about that time, and having beard that one of the witnefs's labourers had au/ extraordinary fun) of money in his pofeffion, came to inquire ; but on teeing them, Paid that they were not his. Mr. Lau rence Kelly, the publist in, laid that a poor woman had been robbed in hii neighbourhood, that he had a part of her property in his poffeffion, and that the wittier. fhould give the notes alfo into his care. This the witnefs refuted to do, but Paid that he would give them to any perlon upon a legal order, and accord ingly, on receiving an order from Mr. Bond, the magilirate, be delivered the notes and cafe to the officer, Blackman. The officer then produced the notes and cafe, fwearing they were the fame he had received from the lag witnefs. The Profecutriz could not (wear to any of the notes. but (wore that the tin box containing them was hers. Three witnefres gave the prifoner an excellent cha• rafter. Mr. Juftice CI4AMBRI fummed up the evidence, and flared to the Jury that the capital part of the offence was done away, by the burglary being laid as having been committed in the houfe of L. Kelly. The goods were *dually in the care, and under the prote.lion of Tourney and his wife, with whom the prolecutrix lodged. ThesPrifoner at the Bar had not abfconded, fhe bad removed only three doors off to her filter's, and Mrs. Kelly, one of the witneffes who appeared to her char-after. was the mother of Kelly, the publican, who had behaved fo well in the bufi nefs, and who had been the means of fecuring a part of the poor woman's property. He thought that the criminality feemed principally, if net e n ti re ly, t o attach to the hufband. At any rate it was a very weak cafe, if there was any cafe made out asainft the prifoner. Not Mary laws was charged with a capital offence, in feloniossfty Realists, on the ;ft of Austin, a ad. bank of England note, the property of John Matlball, in the houfe of David Wills. After examining fame of the witacifes for the pro fecution, Mr. Jolliet La Bsaac obferved to the Jury, that there was so evidewoe adduced to affeEt the prifoncr. Wbat lie bad raid, under the circumffances in winch it was offered in evidence, by a rule of law, they could not hear, becaufe in cafe of a proroife of favour held out to a prifoner ' provided he or the acknowledged any thin g , th e l aw holds that it would not be fafe to rely upon what waslo rani; they could not therefore I ear it in the prefint intLancc, and con. Cequently they mud acquit the prifoner. Verdid of courfe—Not Guilty; and his Lordthip reprehendtd the prpfecutor for his contled i tam. wing aids the pausal.. . . ETRTII3. A t Feltot P,4 p tiertfamberia6d, a %lie the Lly of Ralph a (on. MARRIED. Lieutenant-Colond niter to Mtfi Shaw, of th.per &rind •?.: greet, Postman fquare. On die 3d inftant, Robert Woodgate, Efq. of Pollee-place, to Mitt Madden. of Mountjoy-koare, both hi Dublin. At Drogheda, John Cradwlck, Efq. merchant, to Mir, Droin. gooAt . Waterford,' fames Kearney, jun. Efq. to Mifs Rca, daugh ter of Jofeph C. Rea, Efq. Philip Dation, Efq. of Belvedere-place, to Mitt Ahtnuty, of Sackville•lttcet. Dub•in• Lately, at Sherburne, Dorfetffstre, Mr. Sanibel Foot, attorney, of that place, to Mrs. HUVIAM, daughter of Robert Broomfield, . of Henley upon Thames. • On the 7th intl. Thomas Wm. Cooke, F.fq. of Semer, In the coun ty of Suffolk, to Mifs Matthews, of Wargrave. DIEM At Edinburgh, on the 6th inftant, Mif. Elisabeth Menzies; &left furvivlng daughtti of the late William Measles, Efq. Soda civic cf Cuttants. At Carliba- on the 6th ult. Mn Jane Ewing, wife of Mr. Ale= Sword, mtrc bant, Glafgow. On the 1 9th of Auguft, at Mains of Arbuthnot, George Ro: bertfon, in the t 3th year of his age, eideft fon of Georgolinhat; fon, Ffq. of Bowerboufe, fa&or tb Vircount Arbuthnot. At Croy Manfe, Mils Elizabeth Cutntuing, youngeft daughter of the decoded Alexander Cumming of Lusk, Efg. At Whey-park, county of Meath, Anthony San, Eft. one of the Aldermen of Drogheda. At Dublin, on Toads! , fennlght, aged 79, Wm. Cafbeck, Efq. Itirg's Couplet, Chairman of the county If Louth, and loony scare Treafurer to the Society of King's Lnn. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and :e -fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the feleakni of a peculiar Brunt, the fautitkon of long contimaW fathers Is libel heft criterion of fuperiortty. Ten years have I devoted my pradtase to the excluftve weatname of THREE DISORDERS, and the (=creed think in my plan OM me additional ardour to apple as far as I am abk rt ewe vases of thole complaints which are the moil important in the cam. lope of human infirmities. After irdtiation into every branch so an Army Surgeon, I formed a wide at an catty period of Preußice to team individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally daugernal precipitancy of general Pradidoners. The THItEli DISORDERS, to the cure of which I bave deemed my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or keg duration.--adiy, All Made at DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys„ on the indulgence of mature age, and laßly that derangement of din. fyitent in Women which ta called BARREN NUS or STEW um Numerous &leaks are the refute of ignorance ter lute la as treatment of a Couple Gonorrhea, and it not anfrequeody happen that the Feeds of Life are poifoned by the inditcretion ciao =guard ed hour. By a fupaior method Inch complaints arc gaily cured. and even where ethers have failed, I craft that I may prenune ear offer a radical re-eftablidtment. Few, however are the cafes of complicated dards in the ap order, compared ;With the calamitous Gtuations of Mat, who arm iwinigenee in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevakat Oskar at a faationabk Life, acquire that Rau of Debility which is the unirvoidabl. confequenee of fuck pernicious habits. Where t sits appy Adam b• oodsover hi. minify, but esselhap conceab his misfortune, It may be knot coot ladon for him ten know, that although k be an obje4 of daunt or uncerainty mak ober Praditioners, the removal of tbefe DEFICIENCI= gradual progrefs of ratoratioo is the acquire:neat of toy If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hate begun to reduce wadi your, mach ..oziety will be prevented by an early oonotaidies this Sapid date, and in thole mini so great dideualos all mend Dm where this deficiency las for years milted, a proper Tom lemma is isdifponahly regulate to revive the amble* f rib of Life, and to re-animate the Conilitudas MARRIED WOMEN, who have long beat Appointed is their apedations of a Family, may be sawed, that I. issajb. lances Nth Weds arc curable by MedicalMedical4fY. The SECRECY which Is fo &mid to my uodestating, sad Clainteedese which I have imsd to Rate, ions the Bahl at • my preambles, and in mis Kidm with luck this Intimatino b given, that Mr. MEE may be confidted perfomay or by MUM, When a INN mete) *hie beak No. nay illig Ther= lllr aidltienel unmet la WateMbeet 4222,11121 the aloe is am bash the doors. M. RIL limber of the Royal Cage of *gnaw GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COVNTERPEITS. None arc Genuine without baying, SAUL. &Lower. Liven. rm.," engraved in the Swop: and Tea rand. Reward is every Bottle fold without Stamps, to be paid on eoeviebon, we. I der Ad of Pasilansent, the Sad Geo. 111. ehap. awl. Wore*, tultlee of the Peace. r. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. %HMI is prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the Ual. verSty and Collige PhyScians, and Author of •• The Guide i• Health," at Sobinnosee-place, Liverpool ; Price HaLf.e-Osisse B,ttle, or the geandty of Four in one Fondly Borne fee ' M= three Shining., on which Nine MINN'. are raved, the Doty, the Stamp of which, by order of his Majdry li slen. mifSenera, bears the words, Saul. Soloman. Liverpool tr and an ethers are Counterfeits. ' • v. la there no Balm in Gilead Is amino Phyficias dame grim thesis not the health of the daughter of my people setsiveriuir ORM. " The Lerd bath eared medicines to grow eat oftthe cats, sea he that is wire will net abhor them . ; for with flab diatil he Mal MU, and take away thXr pains *—Ece tea. trei. NERVOUS SYSTEM. The train of melancholy &Arden which allikEdie Isessai ldpit faitur under the denomination of Nervous Maki, are the founts albumen snifery in thit l Fes Th ce proed from rich an thanks led 111•1144CitiON = to render It impeiShie, lieges were always sectary, to trues them to their true Coerce. Thecae's, however. are but tae we I known and leveret, felt ameogß the greater planless a sisairhall and to there effects It may without ezagggeration be alerted, awe any remedy ruperbe or were celebrated for efficacy that Dr hies {omen's Cordial Bairn of Gilead, never km been dirt:meted. Is .1 delicate, weakly, mad related conftitinions, lownefs 14 (pities, by tremwbg weaknefa of Gest, to M'itarstery, imp• aired vigour tabes dos, nervous coofurnytions, siad the numberkfa rymistoess of hips rd and tottering conftitetionah whether *elfin( frees sale of isadiinty, intemperance, air Maga taxis, to beak!, Yes ellictity bag intamst Wellston &nem mewls.% unlyalhl said ai4argAillicarbriii• By Ml= rasa in Ni err., it Aeolis. teseek Mil Inv'. orates the was (yams, and glees sew tosses dills vital issillasse,4llololl numberiefe inflames has bees gives. Mc CORDIAL SALM of GILLAD la a moltsoble compered of tome of the Adult baltanee and itne ens la the whole Muerte Medica.—The praxis bigot andcadLbm is, sad requires the molt nice and minute attention. The dikway of it ha. colt the Proprietor musing rums, great Soh of time, repeated experimeute, and disk application to prefilter chemiliry; Uri it affords him oo (mall gratlUaticis to avow, that in .Serlait the public be invades no man's property, sex Imitates say sus& eine st pretax known In public or private practice. Youth mad age of either fey., are equally the objets of eth eel florative, and they will uniformly participate in its Linheiess cs and effect,. To the young it will stated habil 'kJ*. and (pints, in p.ace aft. frau& and &Miry, and to the aged and ii.firm, it will affixed!y fandik great relief and comfort. by gently and la iely in vigoraung the ryttem. It 1411 set Om ims Martality, but if It be in die power of medicine to 014 (beast, of declining yeses, and calmly and (trendy protrad tlie Ilia beyond its statism fpon, ibis reiterative le capable Mei that grat.d drikleratians. Carthsian' related, weak or de. 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