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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
From the WINDSOR GAZETTE.

DYSEfVTERY DR.. Gallup, Of Wood
Nock, Yer. has been induced by the mortality
attendant On The Dyfentery, TO conidtr wheth
er iome new and better method of treating it,
than is generally pradifed, might not be diff
covered and ufed. To this end he dG.tted The
bodies of f+veral Perfons who died oil The dior
der +; and from what he obferved, he agrees
with DIR. Moiely in opinion, that it is fe0er
Of Tie Ea6a, or Of its Ozpn Kind turned inward up
on the infsqiner. The indication of cure, then,
The adds comes in of courfe, which is 10 turn
back the circulation TO the flu lace Of the body,
by way Of revnliion from lie inteaines aud
this mutt be done by weating." He then
proceeds -
"As far as I have uled this method have
rarely found any diff culty in lpce1ily removing
i when prattled in the beginning Of The dileAfe,
before the ntefines become too much liberated
and the patIsut TOO low when properly con-
Quoted, It precludes the neceflity of amon any
ether meaiures except fnch as are adopted to
accompany and promote the proce;s Of fweat
ing. In lefs than two hours the patient per
eeives feniible relief, and gains itreogth iLGead
OF growing weak by the evacuation. The
fweating mutt not be done by halves, but Eff
'S~1udAiJ piOlulG lwSCL mutt % UP WILL
the patient feels complete relief then mode
rated a little but not luffered to leave his bed
for twenty four or forty eight hours, and even
then with great caution. The air in the apart
ment ought not 70 BE too much confined, bat
iufficient bed clothes added to keep the warmth,
but not too much burdened with covering
for It is not 70 depend upon external 70 mach
as on internal means for this purpofe | give
iudoriohc powder compofed Of appropriate
proportions Of lpecac, Opium, Sal Ntre and
Gum Camphor, which never fails when rightly
exhibited of anfwering the Intention The
proportions Of lpecac, ought TO be 70 large as
TO produce two or three emetic operations if
this does rot happen from the fri dofe it
ough. to be repeated Ia an hour, taking care
that the proportion Of opium be only fi6icient
IN the whole 70 moderate the fpafns a
fujorio6c tomething like the above fhoIld be
givee every fix hours or 70; but le(s OF the
lpecsc, 70 as not TO excite any further puking.
After the emetic operation Of the powder
the paFient ought to drink plsntfuiIy Of pleafant
warm drinks, fuch as iage, mint, beaum OF
green teas, or coffee, water gruel, SC. bat be
iuie 10 take nothing cold OF ac3. After The
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
VOLUME NJ.

fweating has been ufed forne time, emciii-nr
drinks will Be ufeful, fach A. al intuition of
male elm, comfreT, raliows, e<c. rs likewle
mix and water fcalded together.
9 Bl=eding i very proper il. This difeaie, ard
ought to BE- prsdifei, many times when, from
the irnillnSf Of the pplf., It hardly fee1ls nai-
Gated il is very necsEAry to take blood If TIE
patient upon attempting to fwest remains dry
hot and rsifels ii this cafe i i TIE bea means
to promote f~ea5ipg.
In the coprfs Of the fwea,iag fnal dofes Of
fome agreeable himuius to rhe aomach may Be
proper. fuch as oil Of roemAry, eGeuce of pep
Pernirt, lavtnjar, SC.
O;her rene5ies become proper in the latter
eages of dyientery but while there IS any
fever and active nAamma ton preient, he above
may llil be the mot eligible method"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

monifhed TO warn and guard their children a.
gaina Der internal epch4ntments.
The nzms of the enchantr5f that has corrupt.
ed the American diaiecf and polluted the laad
with her forceyefs, is FPOFANE SWEAR.
ING.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
l,9oiitisat eHttrbcg.
From TIE Virginia GaSsite.


Ma. DAVIS,
perceive that Calender and Duane have
gone to loggerheads. IN laa Wednefiay's
Recorder, the former has pubIi(hed long an
fwer TO an attack from the Aurora. Among
other articles Of Impeachment, Duane faid thar
the late MIR Bache would feldom admit Of C's
paragraphs into the Aurora. The anfwer 70
this part the charge Isl Hriesr eaoagb. lhould
like TO fee Duane's anfwer. In the mean time,
the circumfznce concerning the predent's pay.
ing for the COMPETITION Of -Aarera paragraphs ought
to be as generally known as Podible becaufe
il dhPlays in foch lively colours, the cezEfercy
and pfraaity of Mr.. Jcfsrion, when he mace
iue h profound obeifance to the fupericr abilities
of MIR. Adams, in his ipescb, at The time when
the latter was choien preidenr.
Richmond, Hgggf 4. HUM.
r S. AL the Independent newfprinters in
the Union are adviied to republilh The above,
with the following fhort extraf.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

Richmond, Hgggf 4. HUM.
r S. AL the independent newfprinters in
the Union are adviied to republih The above,
with the following ihart extraf.
"Dnane goes on 10 tell his readers. and they
are welcome, ifth-y chufe, TO believe him, that
cannet 7rrite ns4oifatrr paragraph. Re fpeaks
Of letter-box in which Mr.. Bache ufed to re-
ceve pieces. never heard of fucl box II
Inae, 'o8 Mr.. Jeferfon conceived that the Az.
rora would operate the better for having an af-
haant. A FINAL fubicripton was opened for
paying fuch a pcrion-The vice prefdent for
bis fh4te advanced fxteea dollars. Oher gen.
temsn, FOR whom ] then had, and continue 70
have the highef refped, agreed 70 pay other
imal .ums. The choice Of az afIi}ant came nex-
to be corfidered.--Dran wanted 70 have the
office, which was indeed hardly worth airy bo-
dys acceptance. Il was upon this location,
that Mr.. Ieherlon fooke 10 NJ. Lieper Of Cal
lender il The terms already mentioned il the
letter TO Mr. Jones. | was preferred to Du-
ane and in consequence Of this fabic Upton,
wrote occahonay for Mr.. Bache, during a
few months. Duane is acquainted p-rionally
with every one Of the fubfcribers. Mr.. Jefrricn
excepted, the names OF none Of them are here
Publilled becaule, altho' there appears to be
nothing ia the budnefs, but what Is extremely
correa and proper, Gill the gentlemen might
not with to ZEE tbemielves brought forward if'
a newfpaper and sxpofed to all the fcurrilty of
the federal prints. Duane may deny IL lie CRU
les, tha. there was fuch an aGcciaron, as this
above referred to or he may deny that it was.
preferred to him, and that Mr.. J-ferfon ap-
proved this preference. If any thing Of luch
kind drops fsom hrs pen, thail Immediately
publilh the names Of two or three of the fubfcri-
6srs. Moa of them reiide il Philadelphia, and
they will be lure to contradict him"
RECORDER, Aggg2 q.
If the PRECEDENT is filk, as reported land
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

Mr.. Jeferfon, though lurh arenuous fap-
porter of republicani(m, has fome pahagss in
his famous Notes on Virginia at l-aH as favor
able to Monarchy, and Privileged OFd-rs, as
any 70 be found in sfr. Adams's book, 70 much
reprObated on that account. In one pafage he
fnppofes the kingdom Of France would be lefs
happy" by introducing republicans into her
boiom. In another, he coniiders il capital
defed" in the conaituton of Vlrgna rhat
rusfhb is not altogether reprcfeuted N the Sen
ate, and that the two branches If tie ieginA
tire are competed Of rrsa er t6f lans dtJs,ipfi5E
MIR Ieff-rfon deGrons OF clothing the
WEALTHY CLASS Of Vug MIA with fuch c0nlIisu-
tional, permanent and executive privileges, as
would foon have amounted to Hereditary 5sli1t-
tI0rf. ID.
Never were any peifon's writings more completely
guarded sg.inh nndre influence than ca lenders
he Fe5eralds lone 40 ced him Ia ot Pm
oiPe the Jacobins o. the fAme. vi thc oFIa-
ion of all parties thus sgaina him his Writings
have other afet han wh4r they derive frcm The
;Efsh0i0s fsr-e q fa1ls aud arsum-nt. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

If the PRECEDENT is fck, as reported land
fone FAY, OF the Calender fcvcr) what anr.e.
ty NUT it occaion in the. breaf Of the Vice
Prelident In inaginatidn we can hear him
mott fervently pray, "that no accilsat may
call him to the higher and more important
furai ms which the @onftu.icn eD.rtEsly de-
wolves On MS Office n LSA. G4z.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

A BRAHAM l.. TIsSOT notifies TO the
L A public. that the iatsrat< partnerhip be-
tween MIR. NICHOLAS GRrFRoY, watch. ma
ker. Newport, and hin, never took place, but
was only an agrecmeny with him; and that he
never had any concern in MIR. N. Gefrsy's
buGnefs.
He ava;ls himfelf of this opportunity to
inform his friends and the public in general.
that he has opened Store, No. ,o7 Water
Street, New York, where he has tor ialea great
aaortment of the mott fsihionaSle
Geld, Silvsr, e. Pintbbsek Hafebss,
on very moderate prices.
Clocks and Watches, of every defcriPtion.
faithfully and neatly repaired.
ABRAHAM LOUIS TISSOT.
Nseysrk. May 7, 1901. Imo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on BanittcI's Wharf,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE ON BaniacI's Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR, BY tbe ba,ni o, box /;
MoieGs5. BY fbe beey@e0d; fiany, BY ,be bar
rel; Po1odsr, BY rbs call 1; Sbsafbiag- Paper, BY
TIE hundred; Cardles, BY fbe 6or !; Tros Cabosl.
es ard gc~pise SPANISH SEGARS.--ALso.
HONE1, by The barrel or galion
---Nrro- 1nk Soap, By fbe 6sx--Neg,o-H Hrad To-
b4eeo---Bsa Arb proef Jamaica RHm--Iros
s,spss--Sai Peiry'd Hams-- B9ry, 9Ea H5g's
Lard, Se.--LiKEwIsE,
LIQUORS, Of The bea kind, a
general ADSrfmenf--and variom ether A,fiei1
IL fbe. C,0eey Line--a complete ADs,fmenf Of
qUbieb tby Sropge 70 Be eozssrfly Supplied zUitb.
-3~F MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Engeys, G'e. may be Supplied at (aid Sfor, on
sbe y9ovt1a Nefice e--qvab any ArtieLe ,bey ma,
qUont---and their FNvou grNfsfniJ AeknssU-
Legged. -
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar. Iron, pc, HusdyeS qc,.--B1idliags and Ger
mel, PER bar,sl--Oxioai, per Hundred banebss,
or (nalLer 9u0nfiiiss----L0AF-SU and
va,frty Of i6e bsf efTEAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1909. 3T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

NHE Subfcriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public, that he has jua re-
ceved by the latea arrivals at Bottom from Liv-
erpooI, general sforment Of HARD WARE,
dirett from the Manufactures, which he will
offer for fale. in Precedence, az the Store of Mr..
Isaac PIrMAN, directly oppoGte the Baptid
Meeting Houie, by Wholefale only, upon as
reatonabe terms as can be purchaied at New
York or Boaon.--They are now oPening. and
will be all opened in a few DAYS, BY
HENRY GREW.
Providence, May II, 1904. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

- EAL Port Wine, in quarter and half quar-
IN ter Cafks.
Malaga ditto ditto.
go Caiks Raiins.
40 Boxes Muicatel ditto.
10 ditto Jordan fhelled Almonds.
70 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs Of the niceR eoality.
Malaga ditto 10 trails.
10 Cspes Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
Butt Currants.
Prime Nusmegs-Mace-- Cloves--Cafia---
Cinnamon.
Madeirs Cirron.
India Preferves 10 Jars. viz. Ginger--Citron---
Lemon and Lime.
7be abovs Arsifle, are Of fbs iahR ImtsrfaGsn.
"A /. O.
A few Puncheous Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Beff green Coffee ditto.
Kegsof Englilh MuAard.
Salt t-Petrc by tho cwt.
Wrapping Paper per ream.
Spanilh Flote--Frcnch & Carolina Indigo, &c.
For Sale, by
HAZARD g GARDNER.
Newport. Jan. zo. 1909. isf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
7ohm Mother & Company,

INFORMS the Public, that they have pur-
i chaied the TrAding Stock Of 7bsma' Green,
and continue the bu6neis in the fame Store.
Said Meier s. Co. would ALTO inform the
Public, thar they have reduced The prices or laid
Stock to very low rates, and have juR received
very handiome fupply of sreih
Spring Goods
Which, ia addition to the old Stock, makes the
AHor,men, complete-all which they are deter
mined 10 fell
VERr CHEAP FOR CASH.
The fmaef favors will be moR gratefully
acknowledged.
e-5- All rhofe indebted to THoMAsGREEN,
on Note or Book account, are deiired to make
payment so faid MosHER, & Co. who arc en-
powered to fettle the fame.
Newport, May 20, Soz. Sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

articles
Ladicshnc cotton Hofe
with lace clocks,
Silk Gloves,
Kid ditto,
Cotton ditto,
Umbrellas,
Paraio,s,
Book Mullins.
Jackonet Dilto.
Fans,
Velvst,
Velvet Bindings,
RuGels,
Caliimancoes, 81
Tammies,
Black and colonred
Bombazefs,
White and co!oured
Vefting,
A great variety OF Rib
bons. Silver and
Cotton Trimmings,
Euglih Kid Shoes,
SILK Handketchiefs,
Linen & Cotton Do.
-Lsces and Edgings,
Silk Stockings.
Sewing Silks,
Threads,
Tapes and Pins.
Plated handled Knives
and Forks,
Dsfsrt Ditto.
Trunks of different
SIzss,
o.
les too tedious to emu
&c.
umic,s at fail sio,s.
OF. .' S7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

tee-nnp'd fxsnfdowp sifeoat--brown fan
nell trowfers and iirip'd flannel fhirt.
Any pcdon who will feeur him in jail or re-
torn him to the fubicriber, fllall receive fhe
above reward, and sll neceGary charges. Maj
ters of veisss, and Others, are hereby forbid har-
boring, truaing or employing him on penalty Of
the law. JACOB BENNETT.
Newoedford, May zS, 1864.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
SAMUEL VINSON,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends.
IN and the public in general. that he has jua
received by the latea arrivals at Bottom, new
and beautiful aIortment OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
TEN DOLLARS Reward.

ID AN away from the fubfcriber on
. the 10th inf. an inden,cd Me-
gro Boy, named ELy6a Goodwin. 10
the 10Th year Of his sgc-has a fear
near one Of his eyes---limps with one
lex. and has loa a joint from one of
his great foes-had on a nix'd coat
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

Linens,
Furnitors Callicoes,
Dimiiies.
Mullins.
Muninets,
Cotton Cambricks,
Colouied Ditto,
Madras Do.
Twil'd & plain Nan
kcens,
Black Csmbrick
Sha Wis,
White Do. Silk do.
Black & coloursd
Mullins,
A'grear variety OF Cal.
licocs OF the new
ea patterns,
Lace Scarfs & Wells,
Muaid, Ditto.
White Chip Bonnets,
Coloured Ditto,
White Chip Hats.
Meas Lsghorn Hats,
Silk, Ditto,
Common Sattins.
Bonnet Ditto,
Luteltsing,. |
Black, white. aud COL
Cured GaDze,
Grape. |
Cotton Hoie.
Back Do.
Heap Do.
Mems Gloves,
NJ,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

ALSC,
a great Variety Of Articles too tedious to Gnu
tncr7te.
GOODS uoisyi on Csnmi1Iox at f.zid sioy':
Newport, May z9, 1901. s7if
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
ENGLISH GOODS,

Which he Offers for iAle very low, amonga
which are the following articles
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20

fort Of worms which ufnaIly aMA children
came from him. Siuce that period he grew re-
markaby better in health, and though lean.
has got fre4h and lively complexion Upon
different locations have uled this medicine as a
pdrging fubfttute, and found it to antwer exceed
ingly well, without bringing on belIy-ache, or
any of thofe dlfagreeablc ieniarions, TO often oc-
scaiioned BY purgiug medicines. Upon the whole,
Judge this medicine to be, belldes its main OBJ
iect, one of the mott fa!utary means for refor-
ing lott appetite, and promoting proper fate
of digeGiou, by carrying off that bilious iub-
hance, which engenders 70 much inditpeftion
both among children and adults.
ana, Sir, your mof obedient fervant,
John MOTHER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
IUol RECEIVED,

ind fl, Sale BY The Nbfubsrs at TIE pr'
uer of Prince and Water Streets.
New England Rum in barrels, BET
Bottom Bay Mackerell, pickeld Salmor,
Whale Oil, mould and dips Candles, brown
Soap, Alum Salt, Alum Ground, ditto,
fine, DO. three boxes 1umblers, 2 hhds.
Alum, cafe fathionable mems Hats, a
few calks Bordeaux Claret,,t Grihdaonss,
Rhode Illanl Lime, beR manufactured
Richmond Tobacco, and general abort
lnent CT Ladies and Gentlemens Shoes.
JOSIAH FAXON, . Go.
Septen Der S. eO3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
French Lang uage.
4 n0tlus of Switzerland her

4 nat1us Of Switzerland berl
JSeA1 well acquainted with the brixeibks
oftbe French Language, and 4ubo PEAK.
it as propery as azy Freuebman, bavmc
been employed as a Tutor in that branch at
Princeton College, prepgles to s3es an
Acadeay in This Place, m the n Of OH.
Der next, i froper Encouragement Be gipsa.
The mftbod he 4DiA employ is neau, and !,
euG, that any Of bisfudeuts, (eveu Chi.
dyru m4yml si tbau 3 m5utbs, be able 70
aM, in French, for 1bs uees5nries ofMf.
my peylsu qvil9i4g 10 learn the F,escb
Language 'aJW !eav<l barnames at the Of.
flee If the Alexaadria AdverH/sr, qybeu
tie terms will be made knszvn.
". B. Far the 0ceommodatnn of tsr.
FMS engaged during the day, an eveang
ebo0l will be opened. There will BE- tps.
rate douu far ladies and geutlsmm. Ill.
tendance 4vill be giveu 10 ladies at tbsis
e4vu hogtes, 7cbo ind it ineonveuieat 10 at.
tend JfbosL
Augaf z6. d3t1azopt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

1'AAo' - - u = - - = - - - =
(From Philadelphia)
In PRINCE, STREET, detzreen FaiEtas
and Water Streets, next DIOR to Dr.
Dicks ia The bo4lf AteJ 0fta9pifd b
Grgvs Wngbt; !
RESPECTFULLY informs the citlzeas Oh
Alexandra that The intends reGdlng here
for few months, and will be happy IN
executing any orders in the above branch
es Of hslines. She regilds and vaFnii,ss
old frames 70 as TO make them appear IKE
new-and likewile varnilhes them Win a
particular kind of warmth that will bear
waihing.
Sbe has on b1ra,
A large and elegant Allotment OF
Prints and Looking ClallcS
of every defcription, which viii cs i'''
on the lowe!t terms for cath.
Orders from diGance will be Pu'e'~
ally attended TO.
September 3.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
DR.. tIAfINes GENUINE RYE.WATFR.

A Govereign remedy Tor all diieafes Of The eyes,
whether the effect of natural weakness or of &C
cident, Deductions Of rheum, dulnefs. itching
snd films on the eyes, never failing to cure rhofe
trlaladies which frequently iucoeed the fnali pox
meaAes and fcvcrs, and wonaerfu,ly Rrengthen-
ing weak fighr. Hundreds have experienced
its exec lent virtues, when nearly deprived CT
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
lrengtheus the gums, prefervcs the enamel from
decay, and cleanles and whitens the teeth, by
ablorbing alt that acrimonious fine & founefs,
which fulfcred to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EX
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A fate aud eff ctua, remedy FOR gout, rheuma
tim, pafey, iprains,a brulfes, pains in The face
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures
IN the above complaints than all the other medi-
cines ever before made pubic.
Fran DR.. Weatkey5Qra,
Wwb edany, pirsh19.
~ Gentlemen,
purchaird at your fhop the pr operations you
call Hamton's .Edence, or Extract OF Ninifaro,
which believe his perfectly removed a chrome
rheumatifln {of that kind named ieiat'ca, or o.
the nip joiat) under which had laboured.ior a
long time, ard which had b"iticd every article
in the Materia Medica, and every MODE q treat
ment received iato practice TOR the. cure OF I'M,
ob6inate difeale, If you think this letter uieiul
you are at liberty to M Ike 1t public
Yours, &c.
p WEATHERBURN.
3 Tohn Hoover, rope-m4ker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chriitian-Streets,
\ Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh oath as tol
lows, namely, thar his wife, Mary Hoover, was
60 fevsrely afflicted with violent rheumathnl,
= very DANCE ouly fituated,s the confyquence of
{eyere cold asteriying in, as to be confined TO her
he'd for fsvefai weeks, and was at length re
dueed To the. melancholy apprehension of re
,,,lining cripple for life, notwithstanding the
mof respectable medical advice was followed,
a.d every probable remedy attempted when
Teeinp feveral cafes OF cures peTiorn,ed by Has
r,;ltopl's Eilcnce and Extract OF Muisa-d, they
wefe procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
SECOND Street The fra application enabled
gfersto walk acrof, the room, and tie ule of one
hottie relored her to her ufual fate Of health
aud frength. .JoHN s1o0shN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITEH

Which is warranted an infaliible remedy at
one application, and may be ujed with perfect
f,fety by pregnant wonien, or On infants week
old, not containing particle of mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormenting innart which
ATTENDS the application IF other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
T4PE Worn.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, nn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Bdltlnlore,
Began about 20 months ago to be grievoully al
Acted with tape worm, which Increated TAFT
ii iize aud ftrength, 70 as to excite the mott
horria ienlations by its writing motions and
Altolerable pains, refembling the gnawing and
,eariag of his bowels, which deprived him o.!
his recciIary leep, and cauied fu,h dreadful ap
nrehenfions as cannot be conceived but hy one III
a fimilar ftuation-his appetite.waRed rapidly,
and with that his Erength, 70 that he was urea
BILE 10 attend to any builnels--when he heard
of fome excellent cures performed by Hamll
tins worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS OF the
worm (now IN he pofe!lion If Lee & Coz
but a renewal of his pains loon convinced HIM
lla. this monl}rous reptile had recovered its tiri
,igour-Appicacion was made to &c & Co.
for more Of their medicine, with thelr advice
from which refulted the total exrulfon of his
formidable enemy, in, levera pieces, which he
fuppofed to be six or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few mouths have (nce elapled, and Mr.. Ful
Ter is now in perfect health. he above fa0s
are well known TO a ,umerouseircle Of his neigh
bours, and hinafelf will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fubjecf
Although HamIiton's worm lozenges produce
fuch powerful effects, when neceiIary, yer they
are perfect innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as. Mr.. Fuller will tefify--their particu-
lar nilcinels is abundantly evident in innunea-
ole cures OF infants.
Communicated BY Dr.. Joba Sbangkr,
TukstsSYa, Penx6luaza.
Letter from the reverend Mir JOHN MOL
TIER, nliailter of the Moravian church, in
Yorktown.
Fork, Jam0y 9Th, 1902.
Dear Sir,
DR.. Hamilton's lozeuges have been recon-
amended to me as very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms. proeur
ed a box for the ule of myfamily, TO try, whe-
Their by means ofthis medicine, might be era
bled co gaina point, which, TO accomplish, diff
ierent other means had proved abortive. My
eldct boy had very iickly appearance, was very
reRlefsat night, grew leaner from time to time;
in fhnrt, he leemedto be in a precarious aate Of!
health, which would yield to none of the. n,edi-
cines adminiaered, UNTIL gave him two dcles
of lozenges. agreeably TO the directions, which
carried of iabGanee to al appearance mere.
mucus, but upon cofe inlfpeeion quite replet
with very fasail living animals. Not Que Of hat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difccvered which gives
immediate and lalting relief in the mott fevere
iuftances.