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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
RALEIGH. September 70.

10 the form which took place off our coat on
the lae day OF Aueuf, FIVE venels were cat away
in Edenton Sound, ard none OF the crews fyed--
fix dead bodies have oeen taken up and The hulls
Of the ysi!els were! ccn a3atng when this accJnns
was communicated. |, was iuppoied other veIeIs
had ieff.rcd at The bar. Several warehoufcs ar
Newbern were entirely fwept away with sher
contents, ana a number Of vcAtls ran ahore. Il
is iupPsfed the water rofe nine feet perpendicular.
Later accounts FAY that II or 80 yeilels were
al anchor in Wallsce,s channcl during n. form,
only four Of them rode ii our. Eleven were driven
CO lhoge, the ref ddpe!fed. Among the c.evrn
were four from Newborn, Widows Son, Eagle;
Tciemachus and Coiambia TIC two former were
got If, ard fnee came up much damaged, The
two larter entirely loft. Mot Of the Coi0Tnbia's
cargo faved, We updeffand moA Of The pedeis
in Beaufort and Swaniborough we've upiet ard
Iapeb damaged. Tiers wtre FIVE yehelscaf away
10 he pQgthWard Of Cape Hatteras, ore Of which
was the Wilmington Packer, from New York,
hcmeward bound another was lehooner belong.
ing 10 Newport, (R. ~ the other three oct
known. There were three veliels caf away TO
the norihward Of Cape Lcok Our, aoop, fch'r,
the other no, known. The big or ichooner Co
quette, Of Baltimore, in b4llaR, from Cape, Fran
co.'s, bound TO n. York, with IS French pahcn-
gers, were driven upon the beach Of Partfinouth,
and much c.amaged, loft ieveEa! paaengers, among
Others the Luibana and three children OF an untor-
sonale Ftench lady who is LETT in The greatef diff
trcis To io:y4e them, Three vsi1els were cat
away neac Beaufort. A brig belonging to Bottom,
from amaica, with gum, landed the whole, $50
puncheons. A fchoonef with mahogany and col
fee, The other not known.
In the country immenfe deeruaion every
where took place. The crops of corn very much
injured. Mills and bridges carried away.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.

By a gentleman just returned from the west
ward, we are informed that the present drought
is greater and more extensive than any that has
been experienced there for these twenty years.
Along the borders of tie Susquehanna river, the
Iuniata and their branches, bilious fevers are re-
markably fatal. In one instance family of five
persons took sick, and died in fortnight. In
Lewis town, there had been as mary as fifty PET
sons confined at one time with the dumb ague,
and along the courses of rivers to the eastward OF
Lewis town, many persons are attacked with equal
fatality by the dysentery, bilious fevers, and the
dumb ague.
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PORTLAND, Sept. l9.
.ABUSE OF NEUTRALIT

On Thursday last capt Narhaniel Jones of tie
srig General Warren, of this port. arrived from
eabs, after a passage of 81 days. Soon after
leaving the port, the captain who was in
|. cabin, was informed that there was YES
Il to windward. Capt. j. came Immediately up
lon deck, and supposing that the vessel might be
i'm chase, hove his man top sail TO the mast and
kept under gentle way. The unknown pursuer,
which proved to be British armed brig of ] s
guns, when FIRST discovered, was about two miles
distant soon came up with capt. Jones, and fred
4 nuskct whereupon he settled his topgalant
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~. horrible species of speculatioas Is it
n sls enough that already there are from five
no. - i; r hundred thousand African slaves in
~; s' country Ny God! shall thousands
md md hundreds Of thousand more Of our fel-
, a,,u be robbed of their liberty
- :" snatched from the bosoms Of their
fr;ends. and from the nameless endearments
!, country and ofhome, and be forced to
the house of bondage, there to consume
tbe;r miserable existence-that We, for
sooth. may be furnished, atnearer markets,
9TH 4 most of the precious articles ofPro-
duce. which the West India islands do or
can Weld !"-W Will republicans, who glory
i their sacred regard to the rights of hui
man nature purchase an immense wilder
ness for the purpose Of cstitisatlng il zoith
he za5our Of sggves .--The idea IS too hor-
rble to be INDUCED.
To be continued.
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LIVERPOOL. August u.

We do not find the anxiety which has
long hung over the public mind, arising
nom its ignorance of the line of conduct
which the northern powers viii pursue in
ne present contest between Great Britain
ana France, to be in the smallest degree d.
mlnlshed. Great uneasinessis felt respect
ing our Baltic feet now detained at Elsi-
heur, by contrary winds.
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S. sNOWDEN, Sec'rg.

Extyu9 .of a litter f-aag Ike Byttsb Coasat a.
Norf5lk,sto a gentleman IN lbs laq0a.
g His Butanric Majesy's ship Leander ar
rived at Lyn tiaven Bayon the night Of the t8h
inst. The captain having received proofs from
the Consul General at Philadelphia that Gitcheli
who was lately pressed 1ur u the sloop Il land
capt. Hand, of your porS, was ali American citl
zen, sent him up to NE in pilot boat, and tn
Hilard fortunately bang here he went lmmed-
atey on board and has proceeded in her as usual, !"
Extract ga letter fran Spain, dated July
IL, received at Mmblehead.
e There are at Bayonne & the neighbor-
hood, upwards of 5000 troops, who are to
be followed by other troops, to form an
army Of so, 900 which 1t is thout is design
ed against Portugal. In the northern de-
partment there are also very considerable
encampments forming; but whether they
will attempt decent on England or not, IS
a problem which am not politician enough
to construe however, it is certain that IN
all the seaports of the Republic, they are
working very streneously at the formation
o. gun DoalS even, have been assured,
that in Paris itself, they are constructing
and sending them down the Seine to Nantz
on RATS. But you will ask me, what they
will do with their gun boats without a feet?
Time will shew.o
g The English seem to have system
widely different from the last war of all
the vessels they capture, they iberate their
crews! What their motive can be for not
making prisoners is beyond my compre-
hension; they perhaps think, that in case
of an invasion, from thirty to forty thousand
able French seamen (the number of prison
.ers they had during the last wary would be
too dangerous neighbours and that consi-
dering the present state of the French navy
they are glad be rid Of this cause Of ap-
prehension."
g There is a good deal Of talk about
Spain and Portugal remaining neutral but
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RALTIMORE. Septemhcr a6.

Arrived, barque Amelia, Anderfon, so days
from Cadz. Left there brig Georgia Packet,
Living, of N. York. Spoke, in lat IS. long.
S., 80, the brig Jane, Rich, of Philadelphia,
bound TO Cayenne, out 8 days from Halifax,
where he had been carried in on fuGpicion. Spoke
the chip Harriet, Pearce, from Baltimore bound
to Liverpool, Cape Henry bearing W.u3o miles.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.
Arrived,
Tx Sale

Of The property advertiicd on lhe 18th of Aueu9
TAFT b. US, in puHuance Of the deere Of nc e;s
,uit court Of the diagitS q Cc @c ss
county Of Alexard5ia q tie
ASA couf, "a tse 80 si.l znd
,e:e,nsnt q he esca.sd, 90 take
Place % ri,i3 s2 46e .I4u.c d Ffancis I3aotcj
at lie L'tte Falls y the Potomac, is uoaeo5i-
ably poRponed ua;iI Tiuraisy the 10Th day u
November nexE, a. Which pace md on which
day. if fair, Il nor he naxl-!,ir day, will oeii-
lively DC fold ~ es, az Fo5l.c auction, to the
hghed bii5er or esdy ursoey,
The joNowlag PfobsYty, uGz.
One 1ndiviiei 1hnd part OF 1o7 acres Of Land,
n tie hid d;ttsis}, near ,he fad Little Falls,
# French bur mill hones, and every necefiiyy
and convenient machinery for manufatturn, flour
to the bef advantage lilo brewery and diail-
Icry, milleI's hoJE, brewer and diftiier's houfe
and fundfy other Improvements, This property
will be thewn to any perfon who may incline 10
purchafc it, by The fad Fraicis Daniel, at any
time before the lll-.
A tract Of Land in Fairfax county, about three
miles from the lld Little Fails, containing 2o7
acres. upon wbichis dwelling houie, In which
Mrs i5ufan Wren lives, and fupdry other improve
nents; about two thirds of this land are cleared,
and the remainder in wood; it is good farming
land. Mr.. William Warers, who lives near il,
will fhsw this land to any perlon OF perfons vino
may incline to purchaie il, al any time previous
70 the fale.
Mrs. Sufan Wren, who was the widow of tho
faid Lewis Hipkins, has right of dover 10 the
aforelaid property. or The iale will commence
at twelve O'Clock.
Philip R. Fendall,
Robert Young, Ex'tors.
William Waters,
Sent 20
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Extract IF a Litter fran, Ansteraam, q !
reSbecte6le commercial }touSe M lge5V0N' q

reSbectG6ie commercial honSe w foS01'' y = &
part, dated G91ul3 81.
produces have varied very LITTLE since
my last; we must, however, expect thsii
higher towards fall, if no peaceable pros.
|pects should occur Coffee, IN particular,
will be much demanded, as our stock IS oul
small and all the importations OF Englaliu
stopped we shall therefore have to look o'is
for supplies from your Continent; but the'i
it will be necessary, if you send your yes
'sels to our port in future during the war,
that you take q certificate ofth Dutch con-
sui of the portirom whence The ship comes
or In case no Consul resides there, OF the
EVIL Magistrate of said place mentioning
the ships and masters name, the nunoer
of men there are OH board, with their names
the quality and quantity Of the cargo, ana
that the ship was loaded at aport whicn IS
not III enmity with our republic, nor had
any goods on board coming from the In
giish colonies; for without such q ccrtlh--
cate no vessel will be admitted in ou9 port"
The several Democratic ruptures wfrch
have taken place in New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, and MARYLAND, with the late pity qua
rel between Colonets Taylor and New or
Caroline county, Virginia, have given an
alarm to the democratic leaders in the Old
DOMINION and we hear that there either
now is, or is to be great Caucus at, llozts-
.cel1 for the purpose Of insuring future
unanimity. We have it from very good
authority that many of the Virginia Demos
are Disguised with the cEsTIoN of public
affairs and that if the elections, instead or
being already determined, were now to be
enteredfupon the great addition to the npm-
Der of Fedefalists already chosen, would
evince the rapid return of the people ofthat
state to their proper reason.
Married in the City Of Washington, On Sum
day evening the 25tb if9t. by the Rev. Mf.
M'Crrnck, Mr.. TuHIs CRAVEN, merchant,
Of Alexandra, TO Miss HANNAH TI1cEY,
daughter Of Capt. fghomas rngey Of that city-
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| can hardly think that can long be the cal =
| as the moment the French forces ensSfesA
the Spanish territory on the way to TO- ~
|gal, dare say the English will desia' :
war;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

u;,b rverv fnal living animals Net one eff.at
tnrt q worm, alsicl ufually a-i.et ehiille's
esme ION i,n. slioe that period lie gfe~ie'
markab,y better ii health, and though lean,
as Get f In and lively c,mpexior' UpoA
,ifsr-,,r osealions naSeuied thls nledleneas
puf5ns vsiilsite, and fsundi it TO -1liweT exceed.
.,ig y ssl.l asisileas inssns OF beiy-ss"e' OF
atiy oil III lc dlsgeea5.e iel'iaeons, 10 often oe-
.,aGoned By purge z mcs!icints. Upon the "hie,-
! ;aec this medicine 10 be, belize, rs main OBJ
;ect, orc of The ms.it f4uta,y means tor rotor
sng lott appetite, AID promoting proper itate
ol digeition, by carrying off hat Nilleu' ius-
fsa,.cs, Which efgend,is 10 much multiplication
both among children and sda'ts
| I'm, Sir, ys.ur mott ooedsrnt fcrvant,g
Holm MOL IitER.
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The GENUINE pERsIaMLorloN,

So celss7st~a among tie aihionlbe through
out Earoye. as al invaluable coiiastic, perfectly
iiinoccnr ana iaGe free from corroiivs and rcp-i-
.le.A numerals heb1lis OF othcr oriolIs) ana Ct
u parae:ied efficacy in preventing and removing
b m!lhCs IN he face anu 1k.n ct every kind, par
uially lreeklcs. pinpes, inhamnlstory rcdnel',
( ars, letters, rig worms, fun burns, priekley
HIT, &c
III: Yerlan ,otlon operates mildly, without
inlpeli. & har nAiura1, llienlbic Precipitation
which i, ciTtntil TO health. Yet its talGtary e.
lccts ars lpecdy and permanent, rendering the
kin dele Rely lift ana clear, improving he conf
piexion, AMI relloiiag tie bloom CT youth Ne
yer filling TO ren4cr AL ordinary countenanve
beautiful, and IN h.nd!cnle che more 10.
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70 BE SOLD.
AyPajAr Sa!e, IN Iba,saay be ierb ;,
Marcb, y

THE. fublcriber's life elate,n
that valuable + AR NJ, known bv H.
name of tie Walnut Tree Farm Gm
on the fouit Tide OF the river po,cm
abou1 four niles below Alexandria. H.
farm contains $50 acres, of which a,o.,
100 ase in wood, and Tie reit arabic. f.
buildings condit Of two rory bI;;e,
houfe, haadlvmcIy finilhcd, and Two Ror,
frame kl.cllcu adjoining tie houfe to-
tory irame houle Tor ao overieer; a iran.
gu rser capable Of accommodating /, q
zopeTfons; and large we'll bals ban
wi,h gra:alries, ttable., ard an eytcni,.
h3i for cattle. The beauty and fAlubnt,
81 this .ituatlon IS Exceeded by none On
th- river Potomac. he arabic land i
divided iato convenient fields, ana the lo1
is good for th@ produetien Of fnaIl erar
There are on the p.emites a thriyp,
youi e orti a i f 4pp.e aud peach trees
and aDoat 20 ac,es of 1heat in The giourd
Ihe ex5ent CT this farm on the rive,
lbting more than milo sfFords an o..
portaal;y fer in indultrlous farmer to CO..
lett large quantities of manure, ard The
excellent + SIi E r Y attached to it.
90 which are two very good and conye.
nieat fiji holf-s, mult greatly enhance it,
value.
AT tie fame time viii be foll on IL.
prenlifes IF nor di(poled Of before at pr.
yate fale) upwards Of twenty NEGROES,
together with the Stock Of Horles, CAT.
tie, Sheep and farming utenGls on the
place.
The terms Of payment to be cain cr
ali fdms under one hundred dollars; from
one to two hundred dollars, iixty days
credit ana for all fums above two hun.
died dollars, one half in ilxty, and on.
half in ninety days, the parchaier giving
approved notes negotiable in the Banks Of
Alexandria or Coipr,Ai..
TOBIAS LEAR.
Alexandria, Feb. II. eoIlt+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
III r /, Il ard C,IIAAS

This excellent preparation comforts and
}rlng lhens he gains, prelcrves the enan'e ircm
decay, and clean.cs and wflitcns the teeth fy
abtorling all that acrimonious 1ime & iouneis,
whi,h faifertd to accumulate, never fails 10 M
iurc and finally ;uin them
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FromgL UTTER ll4RTIN, En-. Atter-
ney General of the STATE ot M1ylana'

Gentlemen,
I comply with your requea in Eating my
sp,niono of tlarnslron's Elixir. 1t has been uied
in nv family for two or three years pait, with
uniform fucceis, whenever colds, coughs, or IL
miIar complaints have rendered medicine. ne,
.eeiIary. have myiclf found it an exeeisnr and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou,
bIefonae affection Of the breaR, acc.nlpanied
With forenels and with obltruciel and difflcuit
Breathing
mend FIanilton's Elixir, as valuable mcdieine'
nc1drierying public attention.
Mr.. A6;iah Henly, Bridgc-Ssreet. Baltimore
was cured by one bottle OF Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated difordcr, oceaiioned oy le-
we're cold caught iereral months ago. ne
brca.hcl With the greatcft difficulty, and was q,
often thrown into weakening iweats whea ne
.a,ten,ptea 10 wall, any diifance, and his so'se
would frequently fail in iuch degree that he
could only attempt 70 whiiper ne has oecn
pnwards Of fix weeks without areturn Of his
uplainss. and delires to give this public tel
t;r,ony in favour OF this invaluable meolcAie.
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DR.. HAHN.s GENUINE EYE. WATER.

"A fovcreign remedy fer all dlle93es OF the eyes,
whether the efIect IT natural weaknefs Of ac-
cldcnr, dehucti3hs Of rheum, dulntis, itching
AMI films OH the eyes, never falling to cure thoe
aial4dies which frequently lncoecd the imaii Pox,
n,caIlcs ard Fcvcrs, and wonderfully ltrengthen-
lug weak light Hundreds have experienced
It's exec lent urtses, when nearly deprived OF
fl hc.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT For the

Which is warr4ntcd an ii.falbe remedy 1t
one application, and may he uied with perfea
fsiety by pegnant Women, or On infants q week
Old, not containing particle cf mercury, or aby
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is hot
accompanied sith chat tormenting in1art which
alteld. the application of other remedies.
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AMILTON's ESSENCE and kA
TRACT of MUSTARD,

a fafc and effecfual remedy for govt, Theuma-
t;fm. palfey, fpraiis, bruiies, pains in the iaee
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures ,
n the. above complaints than all the other medi-
) cines eyer before made pubic.
Fran DR.. UIeatber6afa,
W,sb couu1, Virginia.
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NO E.

VIII poGtively be Sold, at Public Sale
On the prenifes, the hrlt day Of April
il fair, if not the. next fair day thsrsI
after,
A traa of LAND in the coun-
ty ofLoudoun, on Goofe Creek, near the
Mill formerly owned by Col. Simon Tff
lett, containing 500 acres, a confederate
part of which is in Wood; formerly tie
property of Alguhine Love, and by hin
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, md BY
fid Gordon conveyed to the fubieribsu
for the benefit of his creditors. One fifth
Of the puFehale money 10 be paid on tie
day OF iaIe, two fiihs in twelve months,
and the remaining two hfths in eighteen
months from the day of faie for which
payments approved lectriiy will beIs.
quirea.
JONAH THOMPSON,
EENJ. COMEGYS,
JACOB HOFFMAN.
Loo &c e0d9
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Centlenlen,

~ purchsied at your fop the preparations you
cali ifsaiii,osls Eieeee. or txtract OF Niuitafd'
y,hieh l.,ei;sve has perleef,y removed chrome :
-l,s,,,ra.,ls, q that kind named isiatica, or OF
tae ND i;oiny under which had aboured for
5.ng r,e,e. ala Which had balacd every article
II he Glareria N!ediea, and every node OF treat
Sssne received Into practice for tbs cere OF this
nsn;rare d,isate, Ifyou think this letter pisi1ll
YOU. are at laeerty TO mike 1t pubic.
aV1.nrs &c
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IS RECOMMENDED

DR.. HAHa.fs AMI BILIOUS PILLS.
The opera;i n of hele piilsis perfectly mild, 70
a 70 be uted With icty by perlons in every iitu
ton, and OF every aye.
They arc cxccllchtiya laptedto carryoff' (uper-
auous Bile ali prevent its morbid .it1fetions-to
rcltore and amend rha appette-co procurea free
peripiratipn, and there5y prevent colds which
are often attended with fatal con!equenccs--a
dofe never fails 70 remove cold, ii taken on its
iiril appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving h45ituai Observation-Disclosures at the TO-
mach, and icyere head ache--aud cpghc to be
taken by all perlons on change of climate.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dilcovercd which gives
immediate and lalting relief in the mott ievrfe
initaRces.
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p. WEATHER BURN.

rah, Hoover. rope-paker, o.suh Second
Street. sesweea Mary and Chrlisian-Streets,
pail4des5a;a, voluntarily rasketh sarl As ioi
lows namely thas his wife, Mary heover, was
IS feveresy afIlesd.w5th violent Fh@nnlatua',
very dailesrouily 9itusted, ,h- eaniesaence CT
svssc cold afserlyng IN, as be c,f&i@e.l 70 der
"a e,r G.ver1l weeks, ais.l was at length re-
au.cd 10 .h= melancholy apprthenhon q re
,ns;n;no a,cripple for il e. notwithstanding t''e
n,oa rs(ps 5 be nes;cat advice was followed,
and every prsAahle rcme.iy attempted. when
fesiec levcral cafes of cures performed oy Ia
m lror's EEence and Extract Of Muitard, they
were procured irenl SGr. Birth No. II, South
-sssao.s-S,rse,. The hnt APPLICATION enaAied
h..to WAX aerof The rom, aud tie ute Of ore
hstIe rsitored ksr 70 hef rfuei fare oi heath
& frepgth JOHN fiOusEN'
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DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTOR ATlVE,

L recommended as an invaluable medicine, Tor
she lpecdy relief and permanent cure OF the vari-
ms complaints which reiult from diiilpated plea
fnres-;aseniIe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN CHI
nafcs 1nSavourable to the conltituFion-ths I'M
moderate ule Of tea, frequent int'xieatio or any
orh9r dslhru6fiyc intcmpsrance-- the uuikiiial or
uic of nercury--the dictates peculiar TO
fcn,alessat a certain period Of liie-bad lylnsa-
in, &c. e<c.
An3is proved by long and exteniive experience
60 be a5f5utely unParalieiic'l'ln Inc cure o.
n .r,,o,,s d;forders, Violent cramps 10 the
Conr,,a,nr;aps. Romach and back,
: oyrets of fnirirs, Indigeitiou,
J,ofs ofarpe2ite. Melancholy,
r., &c tbe bloo1 Cont in the fou,ach,
tIl f sr;c,l affections. Pains in the limbs,
Inward weakiiefes, RciaxationS' .e
Seminal ~cakneiies, involuntary enhnioiiS'
Fluorabus, (orwhites) obttrnats gleetss
Barrenneis, impoeehey, o..
=, In Gales of extremity, where inc aoi's Piesa-
60 ana. intimacy of dilcaie has brought on 4
general in,poverihment Of the iy.senl. excenlse
debility of the whole frame, and waiting OF the
Ash. which no nourifhnlent or cordial could re-
4b5;r a. perseverance il the ufe of this medicine
d,s perfoxmed the mott aaoniihing cures.