Star.
London, England, 1803-09-24 00:00:00

OLD B:4ILE r.

Thurfday Butler was charged with /Waling,
on the 7th oKII7 a gown and petticoat, and other
articles of wearing apparel, laid as the property of
Abraham Shuttlewortha
The profecutrir, Elizabeth Shuttleworth, is now
the widow a Abraham, who was living at the time
the affair took place ; being a (avant, and out of
glace, the occupied a lodging jointly with the pri.
loner; on the morning of the day laid in the indift.l
ment, the went oat about (even o'clock ; on her rt.
turn at eleven the found the door fall I at length fhe
was advifed to have the door broke open, when the
. found that all her property laid in the inftiament was,
gone. The prifoner of coarfe had abfemsded; how-
ever, in fame days after. Come of the property was
traced, which was proved to have been pawned by
the painter with different Pawn.Brnkers. Oa evidence
to this croft the Prifoner was found—Gaily.
7itilkat .Byor was charged with felonioufiy healing.
on the loth of May. a leather trunk. value fourteen
Milling*, the property of Meilrs. Playfait,and. James.
The Proiecntons. it appeared, are trusharbalters
in New Blind-liras. On the day laid in the anfia.
raent, the trunk was placed, with Cenral ashen, at.
the door, in the Weal manner. One of-the witnees,
a 'tree: (weeper, deprifed that ha law a man* very
like the prifoner, take the trunk and maks off with
it ; and one ri the Profanities' atopmen, in fame
days after, obiereed the truak in:pie/lion woofed to
Ole at a Broker's in blarylabonsattnet. lie•detiorfe
claimed it as the property tibia andera. The Bea
ker (wore he bought it, bat could ens. Minim:Win
the day, from the rifest/4 and gave him no. for it.
The prifoner in, his defense. aehno_wiedgad that
be fold the trunk to the Broker, but alerted be had
bought it a few days !refine frost an acquaintance
who was in difirefs, and that being in want of money
bimfeif. he had ditpofed of it in the way which ap.
peered in evidence.
One or two witneffes appeared to his chanties:
which of entitle they defcribed as good, and as an
inhume of his indufiry one of there hated that he
was carrying a load of a cwt. of phials the day he
Ilsas apprehended.
The jury, however, bad little doubt as to the
cafe. Verdia
Royer O'Brien was charged with felonioufly heal.
big, on the 16th of Aogaft, a filver watch, the
property of James Bellot.
The Profecutor, it appeared, is a watchman, and
bad fume previous acquaintance with the P.ihmer.
In the morning of the day fisted in the indiament,
as he was returning home about (even o'clock, he
fell in with the Prifoner, who was in company with
two women, one he yclep'd his wife and the other her
filler—they walked in company together till they
came to the Profecutor's houfe•-•.the women there
parted company, and the prifoner was allied in by
the witnefs ; he remained there about half an hoar;
had accefs to the watch; they walked out together
afterwards. On the Profecutor's return, the watch
was not to be found, ad an inquiry was lit on foot,
in confequence of which it was traced to a pawn-
broker's in Eaft Smithfield, where it appeared the
Prifuner had pawned it fur tos. on the fame day it
was miffed. _ _ _

......
Thefe fa& dearly appearing in evidence, the
verdil of.roork was Gesky.
yeaatibise alias yaw Blith was charged with feloni-
Gully fiesiling on the 3d of Augull, a hammer cloh
walue fol. the property cf Morris Lord Robby.
A (mond count in the ir.diament charged it as the
property of Thomas Orkell.
Te oflenfible Profecutor, it appeared, keeps a
livery lab* etc. in Davies-duet, Grofvermaquare ;
on the day laid in the Indielment the hammer-cloth
was miffed ache carriage of the Noble owner, which
was in the care of OrkelL
By a diflinft chain of evidence it appeared that the
Put-otter anziottfly enlcavoured to ret a lodging at
Public houfe, in Ptinee'rltreet, N4,..flntintier, and
maw forced himself epos the people of the

houfe at a lodger, at lead for that night. He then '
laid he would fetch his clothes, and loon after he
brought a very large bundle, by which the landlord
was induced to fufped the prifoner, and in conle•
quence tent for an Officer. The prifoner was found
in the aet of um ipping the hammer-cloth, which
was a very, fuperb sine, and was dated by one of the
witneffes to have colt 5o guineas ; he was accord.
ingly taken into cuaody.
Thefe finds being clearly proved, and the defence
of the Prifoner not being at all fatisfadtory, the jury
found him Guihy.
Yefierday fatten prifoners were tried, eight of
whom were convided of felony, via.

J. Weftbrook and D. MurpliY, for haling a govt.
dry of gloves, the property of R. Thompfon ; Eliza-
beth Trines, for ftealing a pillow cafe and other arti.
des, the property of T. Lloyd ; R. Leader, for Real-
ing two (billings, the property of S. Dean t—Eliza
Loaton, for ftealing two thirts and other articles, the
property of B. Nalh ; J. Ruffell, for fleabag a law,
the property of W. Williams; Mary Ely, for Real•
ing a cloak and other articles, the property of John
Rowe; J. Mutteney. for biding a Nankeen jacket,
the property of C. Slater.
And eight were acquitted, viz.
Catbenne Boyle, Mary Lawrence. T. Williams,
J. Caroll, J. Daly, S. alias J. Trip, Elizabeth Keil,
and Jane Holmes.
Alt the trials being gone through. the RECOODIR
proceeded to pals fentence on the different pi ifoners,
who had been convifted during the Seftions. when
thirteen prifoners were fenteneed to rotifer death, viz.
John Jones. William Bolton, James Sharp, and Hantuk Martin,
for ddercnt Bur-Jades.
Wm. Ivey and Daniel Redact, for highway robberies.

Samuel Bc,ch, for rttarniug from traorportation.
John Rime...for forgery.
Join Paul, for utt..riol a counterfeit Milling, being r fccood
aonvi.ttion.

John Simmons, and John Khuper, for Reeling goods on hoard •
hip In the Thames.
Sufannah Doubt fire, for ftealing goods to the value of SI.
Humphrey Crawley, for felo iuttlly, mallaoufly, and advir,any,
endeavouring to follies John Has f.Ldkr (crying in hi 6 Majcfty's
land forces, from his duty and obedience, and exciting the Laid
John Hall to traiterous praftiews.
'The Rxeousza, previous to pronouncing the fen-
tence of Death, addreffed the prifoners colleEtively
'on their awful fituation. He obferved, that there
were no circurnflances of novelty in the particular
crimes for which they Rood conviCted, except in that
of Humpltry Crawley. He lamented that any per-
fon in this highly favoured country Should have been
guilty of a crime fo atrocious, and In injurious to fo-
ciety in the prefent Situation of public affairs, as that
of the criminal he alluded to : it was a crime, he faid,
of no ordinary magnitude and depravity, nn account
of the mifchief which it was intended to effect. He
took occafion to compa:e the glorious Connitution
of this Country with that of our enemy ; thereby to
point out the delufion which mull aCtuate all chore
who endeavour to favour the views of our enemy in
effecting their threatened invalion. Welt it not from
Arad advice infufe.binto the minds t f men, he was
convinced that no Briton could poffibly conceive that
any modern Syllem of Government could afford ad-
vantages equal to thole which we in this country en.
joyed. Miferable, Indeed, he obferved, would be our
fstuation. if, after hiving experienced the beneficial
and happy effeels of our prefent Government, we
fheuuld be deprived by fuch malicious machinations,
of laws 1, humane in their inttituuion, and lo mild in
their execution, as thole which we, as a nation, hill
enjoyed, and knew by experience to be praBically
good, in order to fubtlitute in their Read laws which
we know nothing of, further than having witneifed
the evil which they have always produced wherever
they have been differminated. To endeavour to over-
turn fuch a Government as ours moll be at all times
criminal, but was particularly heinous and deferring
of the fererelt ptinifhneent at the prefent critical pe-
riod. He conchs:fed with informing the ptifonet,
that no pardon could polEbly be expetted from his
I Majefty for an offence fo injurious to the welfare of
the State, and that the only hope which the prillmer
could now entertain was, that of forgivenefs from
the AusioNTiLFATH tit of all hfereies, which he trnß-
d he would by his Sincere penitence deferve.
Suffuse/ Roberta was fenteneed to be trades/tad far ta yeast
hr reativieg Odes goads.
Twisty-diet were ordered to he tranfported for Grew years,
stew wives was Jetts shepten, the Colfearkeofe (windier.
Five too hnprifoned for to seasths in the Houfe Comedian
Sizteas OD be imprifobsi and whipped.
The Seams then adjourned to the 16th of Oda
.
bee nut.

Nituralifis fuppofe ninety forts of Tape Norms,
of which fevers only were thought to be found in the
human rpeeies. Different Mureums have been at
great expence and trouble in collating there w.,rms:
but none of them is yet poteffed of more than /yr
(of thofe) generated in the human bodies. The
DIOR valuable colic/lion of this kind is that in Long
Acre, which is daily vifited by Naturalilte of emt
acne', and Gentlemen of the Faculty. Sec. It is Paid
to contain more than twenty-four different kinds, and
we underltand tkat Dr. GA Rows,' the Proprietor, has
been offered a con6derable fum for the fame, but he
will not part with one of them, as they as all from
his own pratice, and Come of them 6o feet and up-
wards.

The Ring's Evil, which derived its name flows the
faith in a royal piece of filver, was a remedy which
carried medicine into Gothic obfeurity. Reafon and
Phyfic acquiring a more refpeltable footing, cleanly.
ed the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the
refpeetable Wifeman gave a method of cure on ra•
tional principles of praatee. In the glands ficrophnt
la generally fixes, and that more efpecially about
the neck and throat, obaralting the aWorbent glands,
and thofe appropriated for the (Aiwa, and the rea-
d tailing. SPILSBURT'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS in.
fresh the glandular aftion, and for that reafon have
been preferred in cafes of ferophula. In feropholons
difeafes of the hin it produces fa free a circulation of
the perfpiration, and other necetery fecretions, that
as a remedy in obanielinns of this kind it is neetpel-
led.—%* For the truth of the afertion of the cure
of Seropluda, yids Spilatury's Treatife and Cafes of
Scurvy. Gout, he. Price p. 6d. fold together with
the Drops, No. ty, Snlso.fquare, in bottles, inclu
the black Ramp, at p. id. toe. and sl. as. each.

DIED.
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Inner Tan*.
On 1 serday rawnikg lia. st Margot, :41:15.1aa Gay, XVI
nut? (aye. Stowort, wt the We iteginnest
O. WSW MA nimikikers Was Com Ma,

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CARMARTHENSHIRE.
TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall Mall, on THURSDAY, the 6th of
Odober, at One o'clock,
THOSE truly valuable and bell prndu&ive COL-
LIERIES, togeths with 136 acres of rich arable, meadow
and pafture LANDS, with the appurtenances, called BRONDI-
NY and CAERBIGGIN, fituate in the parifti of LANELLY, in
the laid Comity of CARMARTHEN, and within 5 miles of the
lea port and market to of Lana y. The quantity of coals and
coins which may be worked in the veins cow open, Is &imaged
at 495.292 tan, including pillars, and it Is fuppofed, by fame of
the belt judges of Collieries in Wales, that there are two or more
other principal veins of acellat ftone coal, to be found under
thole that arc now in working, which will produce considerably
more than double the eftanatai quantity of the other vein 114 The very
peculiii 41 unrivallariocal advantages and fttuaticm of thefe cob
'erica, raider than more dateable to a partially than any other
of the quality in South Wales. All the veins decline gently not
above aoe-fourth of an inch upon a yard In the fame cllnadlion as
the declivity of the Lands. A day level which may be made at the
expence of tot. or taL will at once fent the purpofes both of
draining the works, and a Ault to bring out the greateft part, if
notthe whole of the coals, from each vein. A rail way or team
road is now formed, and will in few months btu=eat ly foliated.
at an immenfc expeoce, from Mae collbriesto the uay at tassel-
ly, where the demand for coals and coins of the eferipdon in
there work. is fo great, Mit any quantity might be exported. The
Lands under which there veins Bet now rent at the yawl" foto of
sol. to a taunt at will, and are.capable of oonederable advance,
have aright of common and peat= =limited for cattle and seep,
upon two very catenfire and valuable commons adjacent. and 14-
mate within a instil oiftance of feveral reputable mullet towns-
For Natter particulars apply to Mr.Cbriftic, whores snap elf the
Lands, and a particuLr deferipdon of the Collieries may be had ;
of -Mars. Williams and loses, Solicitors, Canasurthen ; alto of
the Printers of the Gioucclier and of Bonner's Ballot Papers; of
Man. Diehard and Georg.: Edmonds, Exchequer Oftire of Picas,
Lineuhes-hui ; at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, Combat; and in
Pall-Mall.
Forßheumatifm: Rheumatic GoaLadatica, Lumbago, Had-iselk.

Nutobnds, Puffy, ledigefHan, PktadentSpaftnele or Eybni
Pains, general Debility and Relaxation cf the Sylient.
SPRAINS, sauisas, acc.
EXPERIENCE has proved the mild Ilimulating
powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,
Pals and Plaid, the mad effeCtual remedy ever made known to
the wadi., having fiteeeeded in cafes of fix, dght, tot twenty,
and even of forty year* (landing, after other means bad failed,
and it has abfoluttly enrol more patients of the above ems-
plaints, than all the medicines ever Moue made Public. Tbo
add Effutee is fo Snit:lady penetrating and (peed, in its opera-
dun, as generally to abet the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, litc
by a few applications.
Whitebead's fiffence of Maned is prepared and fold at as. pi
dahlia: or Battle, by R. jai sorra al, Apothecary, No. is, Greek.
Atrct, Sabo, London: and Its reputation is fo anivedally dim
blibed, that it4rarytte bad of every Medicine Powder in England,
Ireland. Weft Indies. and America.

•fo prevent connect felt Irwpe6tio., purcba(&i are requefted to
olierso, the •vino M Aiftlassillied by the Icing's Patent, anti
the iljon se ITO 11, the Pawnees own writing on the
label of each Settle or Bet.

WHEN ProfeTional Men of education and te-
rponabillts Oeviatc from the general khan by the leiedtion
of a peculiar Prat eh the &maim of is., continued face& is the
beet criterion of fcgre tacky.
Ten mire have I devoted my praafee to the eselueee treatment
of TH,MiI DMORDERS, and tbc focceis.ol 'sink ce my plea
ems me additional ardour to oprofe as far as I ma able the is
edges el More complaints which are the nielikaportaat la the cata-
logue et Immen • 'es.

_
Aber -initial, into every branch as se Army Surgeon, I
breed a IWO* se an eel sy period d PradUee to Wale individuals
hew the ignorance of uneducated Mira, or the equally dangerous
precipitant? et general Pradlitioners.
Vie THRES DISORDERS, to the ewe of wikb I barc devoted
romprhia ever, keels. of V2IIIIItEAL INFSC-
TKIN, whether of • recent er Wag diwwieenavad/y. Al kinds
a/ DEBILITY, whether aril% from the habits of Schoolboys, sr
the Madelgenee of waters age, and laftly that &mimeos of the
(plan in Women wbkh eaßOd DARREN S:I or sTEWLITY.
Iduesereus diktfes are the redutt of ignonwee er Wit lathe
tresunew of a Ompk. Chanorrhes, and it rot ttnircquesidy hal pane
that the kids of Life are polkaed by the indiferetion of as seguard•
ed bum by a Impala method fuck ampulla' are wilily cured.
and even where others bare felled, 1 trill that I may prcfainc to
eihr a radial rweftsbildensent.

Few, however, are the sake eVs Seated Mires la the de-
retkr„eampired with the esbuidtstaiMusations at Atm who from
bilideosos Om a SOLITARY VIOL, or the prevalent Gaieties of
a hlbleashis 144 amain that lists of Debility which is the
tweeoidahleessadepenee of fetch pernicious liabit a
Where the utsbeippy fulkier breeds over bis misery. but carefully
ossoodi Ms misfenteee, it nay be how eas.iolaticri for hint to
Mew. thee 'Moe. it be an °lipid of doubt or Loser:lms' with
Wets Pesaidoogro, the removal of thee Dhilel tINC lES by the
the Lpeer& rentwstion is the scoulrenseis of my sr; ermine.
as et amebas or Venue bow bqun to reduce umnly
• asuch ..adety will be rewasted.hy an early rountcradtioa o•
wimpy am, sod In tick alter* pest (Nicol:sea evil ocetirf
Dee idea dile deficiency boa its years rained. a proprr Peas
fororsoco Anagritiably requllke to Min the flaroberinif r Its
it Let. sod to somilloate the Coollkution

1441ARIaD WOMAN. who have how been difoppolnted In
'Wrest *aka a • romikh &Cored, that b saft kc.
Mom Obi aim& we amble by ••••ical ON.
' hie ISCRECY obeli bbeffspdal ti 'Er undertaking, sod the
qtaildoodow which I lbw pelow•• to art. icon% the BaSs of
pronlass. -4 mobebesse fie+ bui
=dot Mr. BILMI may b• enimbed wrens°, by bum
s
!sole) at IS bate. Mo. sq. A rimdel-tbeet, Strand,
mar Tag
Mrs k is willissml ammo is Water-Mut adjotninr.aod
Os haws is es bob Os &in.
K MRS 61.1.4 d. Coble et Swims:

WANTED immediately in a SCHOOL, Efir.
fin tulles from London. a Perfcr: cal acitated to Tes:k
Grarninatically,PlElu Work neatly, and vmbroldery.
Fathionable Works : none need apply but thole wade moor:sax.
drions will be 1261W:tory. Lcuers, poft.paidoilvwftwi to A. B.
Po@•gGcc, Pate afield, will be attended to.

• -
PAISLEY, 25th JUNE. rBO2
MR— LTGNUM.-Sir, am happy to comma:li.
tate to you a molt extraordinary cure effeeted on my. wife,
by the ufc of your most invaluable Royal Andlcorleutic Drops
which 1 purchafed from Mr. Browning, of this place. For (even
year. prior to übng your Drops, a&C was much affected with a omit
revere feorbutie aff. (lion hi her hands and arms to fuch a dire;
that the frequently thought Der judgment would have lett bar. from
the molt excruciating pan and i•chinefs. Prior to the Mlle ynun
medicine. I had appli,ll to feveral medical Geodernen, who ga'r
her a variety of eitrrnal md internal Medicines, all of which weft
of nu ufe to her—fo ill wa. the at the period wh,.i the. began ihe
ufe of pour invaitiab e Medicine, that flue was under the neeerkty
of lacing affill,d ir. putt Mr, on and off her csottim AV. are fo fads.
fed from this complete c re (which was compkated after Ong
eery ten fmall bottles), that we rrquell you m..y make it public hi
any way and maim ••r you may think moll properoor the benefit of
tLuf: elided with a fimilar complaint —I ant, Si•,
JAMES CRAIG, Vintner.Smit le hi is,Paificy.
To Mr. LION M , Surgeon, Manchciler.
r:f The fu Dr' o are fold in moulded fquare bottles, at Its. and.
as. ed. duty included. One Ita honk a equal to h re 4t. 6d. ours,.
and fold whokf.•l4 and/stall, at Mr. Lignurn's Dirpintsry. No, yy,
Bridge-num, Millebetter ;at Howard and vans s,,No• fa, I.oug-
Lane, Welt hmithlirld, foie wholefale Agents in London ; alfu re,
tail by Me following perilous: H. CundallothMinories;
:69, Borough; Pawling, 76, Jehoult, isn, Oaf 4d-ftrcet; Wade,
0d Boudattreet, and 163, Fleeviireet; 'but and Bolton, Royal
huhange; Knight, Norton Falgase; Ward, ail, Holborn: Sled.
man, 24, Crookedslmoe • and by the principal % snilars of }anoint
Mainlines in Groat Britain and lamiaod.

TO-THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ,
DEAR Ult. N. cf, Bridge-Rivet. Landau.
f FEEL it to duty' incumbent upon me, to inform
A you of the vcry gnat and extraordinary Cure I have received
from your iavaluable Medieine—.4.FAK F.'s PATENT PILLb.
About two years ago I was attacked with a V . The.
ea out, which I treated rather nightly for lonic time, but the Dir.
eat. at Iron's fpreading all over toy Hoeg, I was Milted to apply
to the not eminent titbit Faculty, but their /anima afforded
only to relief-4 went through various Castries of Saliva.
lion, and Ira.', being lather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to
a mere Skeleton. The Ulcer* the forcad all over my limbs, mol-
dered me a complete Object, fu that my frienfis defpaired of sty
recovery. When brought to this titration, I confiaered death as
inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cafes
in which your Pith had fuccecded,l was induced to try a box of
them, 'which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverance
for two or three miimhs, and following your Diratioas, I expo.
deuced the molt unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sons
gradually fubfiding; I ant now, thank GOD, perfectly recovered.
and walking out daily f 1 dorin not but one more box. whieltl
think cautious to take, will ettablint my health to its orginal Rats.
1: h with the moll heartfelt gratitude that I fuhfcribe myfelf, fir,
your muck obliged Losable Imam, Wet. Putnam.
tc, Mattehefta dos , July 2, dos.
u.
the public benefit I do not skied to the above being
publithed, but leave you to adl as your own befter jtoigmentika.
didate.

Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS Torten,
Member of the Royal College of Sturm', Lpnluo. a Ida Honk.
No. 9, Newaridge-ltrect Where, after a cadtant radiates
of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradllee partkalapy direded to
the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that blmolabk .fecrecy '
which men of Ms Prolkikon thociel always obferve, be kitten
WIN, the advice and aeitance be gratishoutly adosinifters
palms taking this Medicine, will be elbrented, by a difeerning
Public, as an advantage feldom to be ootalned, and void of imbh.
lathy —Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the cuenrettlenee
theft living at a dittance, at the Perfumer's, No. yr, St. Alban's
ftrevt, PaINNIall; the Tordbur, No. sO3, Oxforti-ereet; Mr
Dillsomoglia, No. y, Filb-tinne-Idll; Mr. Steen. liosiddlery
No. Union-Raw, Little Tows., NM; Mr. Wake's, Sank.
bride:, Edinburgh ;, Mr. Ca:well's, Dublin ; Mr. Mines, Livers
peel; Mr. Atkinfon'e. hlancheßer ; and, by one Take its twerp
ashderable Town Is Great-Batik antl Irdand, in Dore of only
es. pd. each; foaled iqb with full and plain Direalena, whearby
Pedant of either Sea may Care thankivas with Mks Stud, So*
entry. and Sakti'.

WOILTii 'ENE Ah i ENTION OP ALL. RAWLS
TI4E Afilifled are WQW happily prefentsd with
Mon raft, faluary, and &admit speak farehote &Neat&
aisiihithftto locatable Woke, the /LI fiki's LVIL,SCROEULA.
UR LIMA. set; RN Y. GOU R EUMATI
MOST, awl ail ilifortlara nrigiosting m ea impart State of Oa
Stead. The ANTI-NAPE IN hci 'a Medklar waded as A
Chymital end Philetophiesl bsl s, war chief by Ilta E
of &Wks of Veers. faadiemed by 4. CNdlea's Pradtier Phybe
sod Nefology," mad prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. D. cm
Live who pledges kintfelf to the public, that this vordkft4
lspeeirdly innocent In Its natur,-fafe In its spriirsvnn—aue
powerfolly ellcacious in every' finch* of 0 1/14PkTIGINES, ofdivan's halay with affedbone of the flan." (Vide Cilia's Pear
tier of Phylle).-4t Is of the um:oft importance to thole Agitate!
with any of tittle &refill difeafes, to their friends and relatives
as we ea ratite Ming generation, that loch hereditary cumplainte
Imp Or fptedily removed, and the blood padded Irma every de-
roe of ruialiak.
It has been held by sU Phylleitse, that chronic Mem pare
ishoood chiefly among the inhabitants of toe lathers part of lthit
; sad we have unbap?Uy experienced the troth of this alter
dna In this eoustry, wbere the frequent fudden ebangav d the
Weather, at certAis fleafoosnt the Yaw, freed the molt eters-
elating and alarming diforders among us, t.r ehtlY. g the Noeft,
and materially ad. ding the Rate of the perfplratinio, and thee at-
tailoring colds, coughs, einem», &c. the portentous Itarblogrew
alinoft every 'Meek which prows fatal to the inhabitants rd
Crest Ornate ; perhaps there Is as piece an earth fu &hied on
Altair fudden cha..ges as ibis Wand, where the extremes tif hateand
told are often 'swims* it, use day. More It became a rem
ter of the stssiN Overlence toted: net foe fosse mama and de.
' dated remedy for that, dUertlers, orkkh take their rife from eh.
firtided Peegiradoe. Use at the Onmediete Reds elf this Ou-
kinetic° is to cootaalloota the vital fwd, which Is the knave of
various ehltimete diktat% thread., not triode*. upon the ftia,
to the great earragattat of :be eabappy (shied; andende, hg dee our
Nasky et its vitas,vitas,isadermiaing the connitatioo,snd ar-dog
the Eves of the aftbdted tareording tp the various bah'ts -roan-
ftitatinnal proper litWs if Its al rcb, and acconlins to the degree
of wiallituitt with which the Wad is impntguated, it embitters
the somas Isle with different &feelers, sod if eremitic be ant
bad (a time to roper remedies, they became tweed in the batik
to that few m cam Peach the matdy, and maiiy tbs. an
nada edit at fee tbat palpate sole ferve to esafperate and dam the
beignarre late sew deamatle, and thereby fix them deeper in the
coilltitoftun.
Iktficilamea tberellwe having been inag in p^ffefftwa of a remedy
thole

Ist the undo mid riedhialeure al Meals,' tithlshisho
their elk Inman lotpare and ekiated Ruitoftlashisad stet jc*
and lasettag abferve.! with ....op regret the oaseilutef•
whom renal. NM pined away in a mlierabis esigettet without
=asagf,eignalicft heneat learn ally Ole g they could
the numerous medicines which have ha=
to the gable u unioniel (pedalo he tank ettneplaints, has it
length yielded a the prelims nowilitiss of Ins fellow-creatures 1,
dakinewlEafted, and determined to pabititt it to the *arid r
i 4.4 the pint Lrnmwto tte.and NWT cateulatt4
to donde the blood from all (ulna, emanate/ea every morbid
afF&aea. sad raters weak and emaciated otoßitutkete.
The AN f WhIPITIOIIIIEII is an altinsave and ponder of the
Mood. its operation Is gradual, geode. and 'Wed impercepta-
-14/ ; It le the belt ratan ute that has cos been difeovered Me tut
dugersoantirweal Amery ; it fereeteas the blood aad Alamitos
It In earl ail noxious and Implore Mess, 'HUE ufttnilllt and WIN
to %Niemen, enlivening and Invigendog bath Andy and mind—
FOR SCOltbo fIC CUTANEOUS ERVInf lONS, DRY or
WET LEPROSY, aka And- sertsinly cola+ • Ste.
miaow over alt other otwildncse haleg decidedly adapted for f
(peed, removal sl the& complasts. sod wig ram ay mu the *IN
hot bawl all aid fares sad where of ever is keg Sanding.
Proper tilredtloos he weary eats, to teals perks, to otrethmet.
Mu% le foaled up with each hattle.odue Half-a-Getum.—TAN
an alb family bottles, coothialog the masotity of font, at cos.
jje. by w is be. faest,==etinty; the Stamp he
• newt Selman, Lingua* „ which pureitsfars
wiA M well. Wove Roth, befits they boy.
Sold at Me Wareboak, No b, Oallegogrots, Dahlia : and by
his mribanno.. by J. Mathews, sp. a, Strand, and Piety and
EliCm au Cheri Londe. ; Smith. &sem Halbud. and
Edishswe 1-yard.
aaaMipleirs by all hlwildos
vim Market Tows loOlosigEMlONer t aid
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Lamed) at ibe irmt Omes. M. r, Oyer
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