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recent publication Of Calicndeg's, CONES
in for his ihare OF g cakes and ale. He
too is iaid TO have been warm aqnairtt
of CO llcnlers ini.nitablc phiippics
aSainff The late federal lda,ihittrarion---
lie too purchait>i G fifteen copies of the
Profpe6t Before Us for the iaiutAry
pilrpoie Of opening the eyes OF his g de-
Iuded fellow cirizens.'' Better thou
iand fines had it been for. MIR. JetFerions
to have pad the 200 dollars Promifed to
Calender as a reimbursement Of his
inc, our of the fame P,,iUafs fund from
which he had before PAID the $50, than
60 have had thele rare diicloiures bla-
zoned to the world. No---the PRECEDENT
t5er had e .proIpe6t before him." but
when the reimbursement of' the fine was
promiied, that ProiPect vas rea!i1ed--.-
bis object Was attained-Ahe lad Been de-
clared prefidsnr. Ye1 when he was ar
tempting, in defiance Of BIS oath and rh6
conttltu-ion, 10 refund this fine from the
PRJlic piwjc, Is ougAr 10 have rememz
bered, g Caar a day Of reckoning would
q looher OF lager arrive
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lFrtm fbs Igfsp ayF EveniHr pof.
FRIENDSHIP.

"TflE Citizen bcGows much aGut@
daily on Judge Chale, who preficted at
Callonder's trial, Tor noc putting off the
caui- I'll he could prodace one or two
diltant WlrncAe. but the good CITIZEN
forgeCs that lhe Two wItaedes on whor1
Calender principally relied, naruelr,
ger. WIa(on and Farmer Giles were NOV
4iitaHr bnr IN Tie very neighbourhood,
md lbat notwithstanding, they would
nelther Of them a1ts6d at The trial. Wheh
We rcco!cct that Il wass Malon and
8iles who actuail3 ftrniflled Calender
with the fact5 which conttirulad the T.
hels. II will perhaps lcGcd our lurprize.
Yes! as tooh as Trey got him mo the
.crane, they gave him the Flip, and IN
clote llnlralion 81 ald @lovenf5ot, they
drew rhe ftooi rom nder hin, and let
hlu % har5 IKE dog. 4 GOOD fos-
cimcn OF democratic fricndihip Caller
der. however, is aot without con5ant-
OILS in adyeIli.v. j-Io@ many are thee
in Our own CRY, WHO have fcanpeye3
through every it,@et, lane, aIleg, and
bye path 10 ter7c certain great men, who.
Tie hlor1ent election Has over, don'r
know chem otherwife titan as hun,hIe
tsrancs who h1ua pay sbeir reno by r.
on quarter DAY; Or have = r2nGable af1rr
them before night,
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productions, 70 receive him into their
houies, and }olter him under the fame
roofs with rhcir wives and Children.
They now acknowledge HIM 20 be
4councrei, that they knew him to be
iuch, and thar he had neitilc: che reireEt
nor confidence Of rhe parry What mutt
be their cauic when they darlanly ac~.
knowledge it to have been promoted
and uf,Aeld by {Gch initrumcnrs; Nhar
muit be the principles OF men who can
make the mott OF a known Villains fer
vices, and then proudly vaunt ofthe tn
cn1ph they have efectcd3
But how ltands the prefdent2 It's
confeaed, that this MAJ has been known
BY the party TO be a icopndrcli it WAS
known particularly b. Duane, who BOATS
Of the gtseQz and. jr1ei4j1ip Of Mr. Jcf-
ferion; che Sketches, and the &c Prof
peel were known by the PreGdeat
20 be full of 4aliehood and nalign,tY
and yet with a complete knowicdge
OF the man and ofs bis works; thar this
man was a villain, and that his WORKS
f'NAS Wbi ~ u Liz &c t'Slt plDSHfyo uE
reads che production before pubhcari3t,
be lan6tions the La and the caluniIY
AID he meanly pays ghe proltitdted hire
ling for his helhih labors. Callendse,
dips The point Of the weapon in poiaiass
But Jetferlon draws the arrow to US
head, Let Calender nand as a record
ed villain, yer theic things nnft be be
Iieved. Mr., George Jehee!oh, MIR. Lei
per, ard = Scotchnan Of Richmond, are
all appealed 10, II iupport Of the repre-
tentation of Calender,and NOT one ward
in refiraricn or in contradictions, mas
been eXtorred from them by the preil,ng
eXiaency of che interelts Of democracy,
and cbc reputation OF Jeferton.
I nc jacobins might nave purfleda
more cunning policy, by declaring, that
they had believed in the integrity of
Callender, but that they had found him
fallc. aey have told, however, the truth,
fi1ar chey knew the venom of the fe--
PenC rhey cherllhed, They kepr him
10 annoy and to wound honet men and
a vlrruous caute but he has surned
ipod them at islt; and has flung rhs.r
chiclrain TO his vitals.
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Exfra8 fran Sepow1cE AND CO,

On Saturday, Match 81, 1903, d
Rate ment Of the stairs Of James Green.
leaf the lelebratcd and-iobbcf,. We
exhibited in the lupren1e Court ofFenu
fYlvania. Under The head Of btneEsc
eions, tkere appears an article u IRIS
q hpril ath, i794: 70 afr John
(: Fenno, 70 aiiitt him TO CONTINUE his bo~
finels, which he is 10 rce1rT. I. I'VE.
able, and rot o,hcrwiie, f9e lHaz,L@ 81.
IRIS" There IS another len 10 Noah
Wcbfter3 amounting 10 between E1so ara
three tbo,ifand dollars TIE. Pre- Ike
fun cannot be here fated, bur i con-
iiderabiY exceeds two thodiafd dollars.
Since the diicoVcrY Of rlcla donations,
both Mr.. Fenno and the do5tof have
been repeatedly called upon in the
Aurora, 20 acknowledge 0 dilown them.
They ob[c,ye Ltri6t fiience. h1r Green
leaf did not iatermgddle with politics.
Hence, he bad no conceivable motives
for lavilhing, from bis own pocket,
iuch iafg> ans Of money. a prelent
Of shire, thoufand lollag5 IS a tovclty in
rhe affairs ofnuman l;;c. The natnral
iolution OF this gift muf be traced to ghe
court Of London; fh+ough the agency Of
her min,lter in Philadelphia. The con-
cluiion a1'5Jn,s % che troageR pro
liability dat the TWO editors arc the
immediate petitioners ofFngland. Fhjs
Notifying djlclofur was Grt announced
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which Tones has {aid, the notorious fast
is char he did copy this accompt from
she Recorder, with the oniiion OF q coz
eiuatng remark: 20 that, i1r the piece be
ever 10 authe atic, rls had in publication
the tart OF him, both in point OF 'ime,
ard Of completeness. The remark was
thar about ten tb0MGH9 deiiar5 had been
expended. Of which accoinpys had n6-
been received. This Fact tones fnp-
prlgsd.
Jones fpeaks OF MIR. Spencer, as eas
Of tbe po!itieai reptiles, lvbo c,aea} a}e:'E
he pauenieai Of TIE BRrcKRoW. This
Is mighty decent language co be employ
ed Iii regard 10 part Of the CITY, and a
para OF 1t containing 70 many iubltantial
citizens Does it Become the deipiicct,
the cuckoldcd rival Of MIR. Wichhan)'s
21luiiaro valet. Boz, to peak Of aepti]er,
2 fellow who converted his own houies
and the bed of MRS. Jones, into the re
ceptacie 81 African profhrution We
have nol been a5be t. get one word our
OF Jones upon eheic matters. Is Colonel
Gamble, the farho. IN law ofNIr. Wirt,
one ofrheie reptiles We beg jones
to anlwer quefion OF Two. / Whether
doesS Or docs rot MS Exanissy wear
his picture about her neck, when he
attends baybaluc, or The methoditt
Inceting houie Whether Jones did
not get intorhc executive council, by
an intefelt, which uhdcrito6d That he was
70 DC fSasye! I his is a black, very
black part dfhis hil}ory 2. Whelher
he did not, in pretencc of Calender. aed
ofilx or eight people q, all ages, har-
largue bis own nlullato fave: Lewis,
-Tho was rot long Eince arrclted for one
II his matters debts, upon &c }oyia
eicksdnel5 gte boldfrg biz people u,G face
~ And whether he did not, once and
@galns IN prelencc of his family, enforce
ali this ituH TO Lewis, with oaths and
execrations We could, in a court Of
.Rlitice, produce wineiics of this Fec.
Any codY, tli.t chufes to enquire Of
Calender fnaiI have iomc Of their
names for, III r2atrcrs OF CHS all batting
'3eicriptyon, we donot chute 20 go ro5<ua
b1at the 3nb, as Jones has done about
ne n'a5ega}y.
70 concinie y fhaIi J. h glaa 10
sal wat Jones TAR fay Concerning the
mahogany fealer Of Philadelphia, and
tcw many weeks, or minutes, he thinks
hat nc fall be able to keep our of iail,
sfeeF he soics the linecure d ghree tfou
iand dollars
AGAIN, in the face Of all Richmond,
we elarc Zones to deny his truly dia5ol!-
CAT addrclles 10 Lewis. Upon orc Of
theie occalions, a pssGon III company
1ocN the writer Of this ar5iclc Aide, and
aihed him @g5..f 5s7tbo4gss Of #5asr f1l
"a. ing )a dgors Leg0ts This perloh
re6des at d.}ancc Of sbolt twenrt
niles from Hichnoai lewis him}cif
Aas aiked Us, once and again, 915e;{ T.,
his mf.!2sy eoa5 agt i11tbe xjgbf? Ills IS
ehc Yi,laln who canr4 abouc tor5x5, ah4
about treating ~ sa.t &rs q ja1;tAerl
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MIX. Coleman betrayed Z aar5 6f
Judgement IN bringing forward, at this
gme Of daT, q defence cf Chais and The
fiction act. Chtechan found himleif
a1id PrcHed upon cl.e ferhidioh bdGDeG.
lie, therefore, gladly took hold of th:
weak iide Of Coleudh's arguments and
while he IS obliged 10 reprobate Callea
der as anapoface in oneerd Of the Tory,
heezpa5iatcs upon tic neutrality-suspicious.
ricc of the Richmond trial upon tie
other This be hoiters hiuHclf undo
bis "'t-ory upon che fcditioh buGneE,
from .he appearance Of deiear upo1
the point Of r-m.iio1. Coleman dloud
have remembered, shat il IS ors
otrhc jrr duties Of 2 bejd officer 20 dir
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-25

learn, that thsy do not apply to our form
ii govern mar, All that til. exoreliloaot
ths coafitutioa Which vas d .isnei % give
inl.o.aieac. to the judges, coAi nothWe
ossn Ii sasi to glafl the. jligss againf
oh. eS.sltiv, m,s- thin tn, iegillitive
paws. It's o5Jsf vas, 70 rea LEI tn. ja-
disi,Ia diaiaf lsplrtn.lt, an to leave
the jlig.s wi.hols tl, far Of removal,
to exercife their lsgll aai coafitutioaAl
sp)0efs.
G:atIen.a have likewi(e laid, that or
th.ory detcoysitf.lf, thlr whit VIC are
Importing the in lep.aisaoeof tn, julgss,
We ainir that they are exoo(.i 70 al in
psachn mt by oas bflach Of tn. lesia itufs
b.fsrs the Other, on which, thy MY b.
folal guilty Of mid m,anors ani expelled
from of e; aal that the fear OF imoeach-
msat will operate more frongly upon their
paili ms, rea1er<faen more iaanlhive 70
tn: legillative will, AMI more efsStiilly
dearoy their independence, than the pow
er of removal claimed under the preient
bill. To this coaf1.rltioa, | anfser;
that Judge can only b, removed upon
impeachment, by the .concurriag voices of
two thirds of the members Of III, fenate;
ani if the period ever hoald arrive when
minority of the houf. OF representatives
fhould become fuficisatly corrupt to go
into the fenate with an impeachment, a.
gaina yirtuous Judge, and two thirds of
that body lhould be found bafe enough to
fupport il, il will then ee Of LITTLE impor-
lance, what becomes of yoar courts or
your judges. The form OF government
which we have elfablifhed can never fur
.yiye the corruption of that day, and when
depravity lhall have gained 70 irong a
foothold in the Legislative department., the
whole political body muG be contaninas-
ed, and infead of being the citizens ola
free government, we ihall be fit only to be
the Gases ola mater. Sir, the contitu.
ton, by requiring that a majority Of the
houfe of reprelentstives, and two thirds of
the ienate, ihall concur in an impeachment
and conviction, has fecured to the judge,
his independence in ordinary and in violent
times, but il was iEpoaible to fseure him
,again9 the convulions of a revolution, or
the more certain effects of total degenera-
cy ard corruption.
To be Continued.
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FROM TIE Ny. DAILY ADVERTISER.
RIGHTS of Neattrals
To be cextiuued.

- "
1T is but within few years, that tie
" Laws OF Nations, asa fcienc c, has been
fudied or generally underfood In our
country. Indeed but few years ha ye
elapfed fince the United States became an
independent nation, or acquired an interef
in thole rights which are allowed TO at
tach only TO independent foverelgntles. =
During cie revolutionary war oar citizens
underitood and were governed by thole
rules which the civilized communities Of
Europe have adopted, when ina fate Of
b9Jailay. Bat it was not until the late
European war that we were called by fad
experience to underttahd and to defend
" the rights OF aneutral nation" In
fortunately we have had TO contend with
nations, whole maritime force 70 vafly
furpaGed ours, that cur only weapons were
remembrance and complaint. But the Tea
ION of war being now pat, We may in
dalge a hope, that the government OF the
late belligerent powers, on calmly review
ing their conduit, will do US the juffice to
which we are entitled and infead OF DE-
Tending principles, adopted underline pref
lfure Of !" exiting circumstances" will
nobly acknowledge errors hatilY embrac-
ed, and repair injuries by US undelerged-
ly fuitained. Ia reviewing the cafes OF
capture ani condemnation that will arile
before European tribunals, on claims of
American citizeas, one of the radical
points Of enquiry will always be, " What
are the Rights OF Neu.rllsi" To fettle
fom, fixed principles Oh this intereifing
topic has been the aim Of many dittln-
guilhed writers, Several able works on
this fabje6 have lately appeared in El-
rope, from the pens of Proiedof Schegu,
DR.. Ward, Cirizea lfautrive, and Others.
In the United States, it has excited en-
curry AMI obfervasioa. MIR. William
Barton, of Pennsylvania, has publifh-d
an elaborate WORK on this branch of the
law Of nations. NJ. Weaftsr, Of Con-
aeanut, has lately pre.ented the An4ri-
can pubic with a voiuns of mifccllane-
GUS traits, Political AMI Commercial.
Of his Adirefs to the Pfeid-nt of the
United States, AMI his account Of the
Bank, &c. we fhall only fay they are
worthy Ola general ani an attentive pc.
rulal--of the latter, NC fhal! pfeleat
4 ~ = T
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Has jejf reeeiVeG,

HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7cwez,y, pla5ed, 7aponed = fang
GOODS, Of q JapeyIsr qaaliD, asd Of
TIE ueuveN Pahtyas,
coNsIsTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, sells; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Uins, Tea
Pots, Gators, CandleRicks, &c. Japaned
U rs; Tea Trays and Bread Bsikets;
gilt Neck laccs, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &C. Knives & Folks,
Pcnkniyes, Razors, SciflaTs; Paints ia
b,xes marking Types il boxes eomp'e'e;
S uf Boxes; p,ased & aeei Spnrrs gold
and hlver Epauietts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Sargles, Pnria, ilper 'Thim5les, Tooth
P cks & Pencil Cafes, with number OF
ether articles.
He ho5 az frSlr,
1Natchmakers Materials, and
gi'tand common Watch Keys, BY the
dozen, AID Crucihies.
He manufactures, as ufual, all KINDS Of
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. H. dt3eotf.
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N o T l c L.

7 HEREBY forewsrn all pertons srorn
l. Hunting in any of ny lncIotufes on
Blue Plains, with Dog or Sum- CT 'f0A
pa0ing through the fame on any pFetsn's
whatever this practice has become iosh-
iurious 70 me thar l m determined 10 pro-
fccufe tie iirf rerio1 ! tod committing
the like trelpafs, after the tiate hsrsof.
WILLIAM MARBUR4;
Nov. ~. tswSf
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the

Which is warranted an infallible remcay !.
one application, and may be uied with ptriecs
fafety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, net containipg particle OF merelry,o or any
Other dangerous ingredient hatever, and IS not
accompanied with that sormenting fmart ~hiek
attends the application Of other remedies.
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From LUTHER M4R7IA, Ell. Attor-
ne, Gen<rai Of The Ssate q Maryland.
Cent,enen,


eorapiy with ycur requea in Eating my
opicisn Of Hamilsons Elixir. II has beenufed.
in my IaEtily for tive or three years patf, with
uufoTm iacceis, wherever colds, coughs, or ii
n,iar cotlp,4ints have r-ndersd sileaolne. ne
ceiiary ihwe csysslfs ieuri IT 81 ezeelleGt and
agreeable remedy scs v,fy Yaipl'li and trou-
bssivae Affection OF the bssals. accompanied
wtil {5reneis md with ob.iructed ard oifheult
hlessaiag
On aese accounts ] do not helitate 70 recon-
gase aiansslses,s Elixir, as valuable medicine,
9pd crving paoilcs stssf,iei'.
EUTHER MARTIN. S.
IF. Abijlh EIeuly, Bsidsc-SSrest, Baltimore,
was cared ny one bpst;ro Hamilton elixir 81
very co.agi;Sstsd d,fordsr, occaG ned By ie-
we're cosa caught leyeTai months ago, he
brea heaswi,h rhs gysatctt diaicuity, and was
oieea thrawn irto weakening faeats when he.
Attempted towalk any diasahse, AMI his voice
woula fTsaeatly sail in iueh degree that he
dould only atteaspt 10 vhiiper, he has been,
upwards Of Tx weeks without rts,S-n IF his
ccsnc aiass, and defres rogivesthiS passic tet-
tisnony IN favour Of his iuvaiuatle raediclne.
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HAAiILTON's ESSENCE and EX
TRACT Of MUSTARD,

Af.fc aud eaecfuaEremecy Tor govt, rheuma
tim, pA.fey, fps3ias. bruiies, pans IN ne iace
and neck, &c. Ana has peFtorned more cures
30 TIC above complaints thsn al tbs othef medl.
cines ever before made pubhe.
Fran DR.. Neo,berbara,
HJtb eoaq1, girginia.
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Gentlemen,

I,urchaied at your hop the n eparations you
can aaa,ii,on's E,l@nce, or xtfact Of Niuitafo,
winch believe has perfectly removed chrome !
rheumarifaa COZ thai -kfid parlea toiatica, or OF
the up joins 'uader hisil ha laoouTsd Tor =, .
long t'ras, aid which had i HE'D every article
81 So na.rrta Nletics ard every mode Of treat
ncat received into pracfiee teF .he cure OF TINS
oba,naye diseaie, Ifyou thins his letter uleiui
Won are at IiaerEy to N Ike It rt5ie.
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sort If vo-rs vfich nfnaliY afiia Oh iaFen
came from HIM. since that sericdhe grcwat.
r,arhablv better IN heath, and n eugh lean,
bas cot freh AID lively complexion. Upon
different occations have ufcd this medicines q
,,,,rrinp tubRitute, ana foandM to aniwer exceed
mo iy,Seil, without bringing On behyaehe, or
.av Of lhofe dilagteeabc eniat'o,s, 70 often oe-
eaiioned by pursng mcfieiiies. Upon me wis
Judge this medieipe TO BE- hehaes ~ nam OBJ
ea une Of the mot la.a5ary means Tor fsifof-
ing loft appetite, and promoting a proper rate
Of digcitisll, by carrying eft that bin US Tub
ltance, which cngrnders 10 much ildiipoiltioa
both among chitoien and adults
am, Sir, your mott obedient iervaat,
JOHN MOTHER.
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Dr. fIAf,nJss GENUINE EYE WATER.

I A loyefeignrcmedy for all diteales ct the eyes,
whether the effect of natural weakness or OF ac-
cidcnt, Deductions &C rheun, dullnefs, itching
and films on the eyes, never falling TO cure thofs
n,aladies which frequently iuceeed tbs iniall pox,
meales and fevers, and wonderfully itrcnsthen-
ing weak fight, Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived %
fight.
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T O L z r,

4 convenient Dwelling Houfc
for "a fnall Family ftaated 90 Duke
ftreef, near the corner Of Water freei.
l'te hoafe is completely flihed with a
csnyenient Kitchen and other on, tioules.
For further particulars apply to the Sub
foriber at MOTIFS Tavern, or 10 Charles
M Knight Fairfax Greer.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. l3. eosf
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Alovsrcign renedy tor Colds, UblslHatc Coughs,
Aitlsnas, Cararrhs, Sore lhsoats, and Ap-
preaching eoniumPtiogs.
II parents qobo nay bSz< eki.l'drsa G67Eit7ed
qeifb tie HOPPING COJGH.
This difcovery IS Of the dfit magnitude, as i
is M nediase relief, checks che progrets, and
in ibost time entifsly fenoycs the mott cruel
dEsdr to which cnitdreaare liable.--the Elixir
IS f, pelfeSaiy Agreeable ard the dole 10 iaail,
that no dinicuity aries IN taking il.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcoycred which gives
immediate and kaltins relief in the mott fevers
initances.
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TdPE Worm.

| Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-kcener, on
| the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
6sean about 70 months ago to be grlevcuily al
ilic&ed with a tape worm, which iilcreaied fat
/ III iize and itrength, TO as TO excite the mott
| horrid seniations by Its writing motions ana
| iorolerable pains, reiernbing the gnawing and
reariag OF his bowels, which oepriyed him OF
his necefary ileep, and cauied iu, h dreedfuls Up
pfshenflons as cannon be conceived but by one IN
nliIar iiluatcn~- his appetite waited rapidly,
anu With that his itrengfh, 70 thar he was una
be TO attend to Any buhneis--when be heard
of fonle excellent cures performed by Han1l.
tin S worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the poneilion Of Lee & Coz
bat a renewal of his pains ioon Convinced HIM
ha this monifrous reptile had recovered its firit
" gour-Applicacion was mace To ee & Co.
{ + more Of their medicine, with thsir advice
f-en1 which refplted the total expuliion Of his
formidable enemy, in leveral pieces, which he
~ ., fed to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have fince elapfed and MIR. Full
Ter is now in perfect health ] he above facts
are we'll known TO a numerous circle oil his neigh
bours, and hlmlelf will crafty any who may
With to make further Inquiries on the tubje9.
Aihougn E1aNlitlOH FWOfiit IIoZtilrcS produce
fuch powerful effects, when neceffafy, yer they
are perfectly innocent and mild IN their opera
sion on the human body, eventslcn in large
doies, as Mr.. RULER viii teitifyr-their psrticu
lar nlildnets is abundantly evident in innumera
bic cures If intanis.
Communicated by Dr.. gofu S9engley,
Iork toaua, PsusE }paxi9.
Letter from thesreverend Mr.. JOHN MOL,
Tl4ER, uinilter Of the Morayian church, in
Yorktown
lsys, Jaaa0y 4th, 1907.
Dear Sir,
DR.. FIamilton's lozenges have been recon-
nentied to me as very adequate means tor the
cure Of childrsn afiiefcd with wortsis, psccur
ed box for the ufe Of my family, to try, whe
her by means oil this nseilicine, nligfF be ena
bed 20 gain point, which, TO accomplish, dit
fercne other means had proved sbortiye. Ny
-ldefi by hada very fekly appearance, was very
reffless at nighr, grew leaner from time TO time;
ii. ihort, he ieemedto bein a precarious fate O
health, which would yield to none Of the nledi
cines adminillcred, until gave hin, two cpfcs
Of szenges agreeably to the directions, which
earri ID OFF a iubRanee toal appearance mere
mucus, bur uren eioie inll tsetlol quite iePle
with very lala living animal. Fotone OF ID !
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gsaf fSr li!sxaaarle.
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