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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
PROVIDENCE, March 6.
REPUBLYCxN REy0TCfNGs.

Yenerdsy being the anniveriafy of the
Inauguration OF THOMAS JEFFERsoN in the
Proficiency OF the United States, the memorable
event of the rcfufcitation and triumph Of Re-
publican principles. the 9Th Of March, 1901,
vas called TO recollection, with the moR lively
fenfations Of joy by The Republicans of the town
of Providence. The Republicans being by
experience fully fen6ble of the utility Of thofe
msafures which have been purfued. under the
naturalization Of Mr.. Jefedon for two years
paH, and as mark Of their appreciation. made
arrangements for celebrating the 4th Of March.
The colours were diplayed from the late-hou
and other parts Of the town. In the evening
about eighty citizens met at MIR. Aldrich's
Hotel, and partook oi Republican Feat, and
ipent the evening in innocent Joy and mirth.
BENJAMIN WRsT, l.. l.. ID. acted as Preddenr.
and CoIone! JoHN MATHRwsoH. as Vice
preGdent. II number Of ToaS qeers drank, zurH
adapted 10 .bt seeelou, zrkieb aoam Of room oth-
geS Es 10 omit.
The Republicans behaved with becoming
decorum. during the whole Of The evening, and
parted in brotherly love and good viii, and went
home in good order as good citizens. Even the
FederaliRs themfelves cannot FAY TO the contrary,
without falishood. The Frderalins behaved
with their sEs0i dignity during the bigger part
OF the night. About 50 Of them paraded the
Rreeu wiki clubs, fwords and knives, in a rio,ou,
and mob like manner, iniulting and hooiing at
every pcr!on not of their feet. The acts and
names Of few Of ,hofe xstd" frifnd, ofo,der,"
we fhall lay more about at another tine.
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FOURTH OF MARCH.

On Friday (4,h ioa.l the Anniverfsry Of the
Election Of the illuerous patriot THoMAsJrv-
rRRsoS, TO the Proficiency of the Union. was
celebrated 10 the principal towns in New.Eng-
land. with degree Of enihufafm becoming an
event 70 sufpiciou, and glorious. Ia this town,
the American Flag was difpIsyed in various d.
rettioos and cumber Of Republicans psrtook
of a fumpiuous entertainment ~ Capt. Rieba,d
Ba,te,'s, after which, the following Toais were
drank.
D. The dav We celebrste--Msy II be hsld in
remembrance ~hiIe Repubiiesnifm has votaries.
.. The Prefdent Of the United States
The priaeipl, he fsPPcru, and the rapport Of
shoie principles.
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DtED.--At Charieaon IS. CT Mn. SA.
RAH WILLIAMS. comfort OF Mr.. David X.
Williams. one ofthe proptc,ou OF the Charlcfton
City Gazette, and daughter Of Nicholas Power,
Efq. Of Providence.
AT Point Petre (Gaudslospe) on the 10th
OF January lsa, Capt. OLIVER READ, of this
town. in the 6Ia year Of his age.
--At Providence, the Rev. Esa Hfeboek.
y. d. Paaor OF the Benevolent Congregational
Church, in that town, in the ssth year Of hs age.
AT Wexford, on the IL inf. Mrs. ANN
COLI, wife Of Capt. Th'mas Cole, in the 47th
year Of her age.
At Portfmouth, the ID inf. Mr.. W.T.
LIAM BRioHrMAS, in the goth year Of his
age.
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20 admirsble fatisfadion, not lef, 20 the land.
lord then 70 his euellsl each and .yrrv one
reaseably and foberly retired in good ieafon.
Ga coming into the fteet, which was betwcea
o aud II o'clock. we faw men BANDING here Il
there, at every corner and bye place, until we
came to the bridge, where we met large con-
courfc OF people. with what they called the
Efigy of Tom Pain. which i, is prefumed they
neant to defend, as many Of them we're armed
with clubs. &c.-Why all this at that time
Did it nor look EQUALLY. when il Is known that
two other EAhgiss were prepared, ono called Jcf-
ferion. and the other the Devil, which il il laid
were kept back by the Interference of Meil,.
Msfrs Bresvr and gbsmss ArnolS IL csrraialv
appears that black fquall was ahead. Happy.
happy circumRance, tina, MeiTrs. B,sxvr & Ar
xsid became acquainted with ihe deiQn, and in.
terfered. IL is alto happy that they were pre-
vented from comiag TO oor windows with what
they hsd.-Fortunatsly nothing drfpesa,e took
place. altho' the town watch fuifered much noifc
TO be made about the houIes OF many Republic
cans during the night fcafon.
"That noble Lady, the Dutches Of y. faid
that there was not Gentleman at The feat.
This ihe had right to FAY. as in her eltimation
real gentlemen get drunk at feaas here was
not one fach at ours. She ALTO wanted a Gun
to be ready. with which ihe would hlow our
the brains Of any one that might attempt 10 al
fault her RGgy OF Tom Paine.
" Two noble Federalits, one has been, ,hs
other nov is high in their own eiiimation. pre-
tented one OF the mot wor,hlei, characters in
town, with money TO buy tieket for the Fsai-
val but the fellow poiIeihng much more decep-
cy then they, omitted calling for ono. What
cannot federaliAs do with impunity THAT
which is highly criminal in a Republican, 10 a.
highly applsuded 10 Federalia !l--Look az
this let the world look at il ;--and let the i,n-
partial, judge between the two contending par
tics"
Here fellow-citizens, you have fpecimen
OF the pcsceable proceedings of rhe Immaculate
" friends Of religion and ORDER" Who would
not become federaliA, if he could have the
honor Of belonging to fuch rope6abk compa.
ny live frequently read OF riots, mobs, &c.
IN the dominions Of his Britannia Majcay. Bus
who would have thought that theie modern
chriisns. the feieralias, in the orderly town Of
Providence. would defend 70 fuch balcneis and
infamy. Comments arc here unncceGary. Every
individual will dolly appreciate the traniattoa.
Ii n faid that many Of the leaders Of the federal
party, were the principal inRigators for burning
the Eifisy of rhc PrcGdent of the United Statesl
but only kept in the back ground, through lear
OF detection. and expofure.
The General Anemb!y of fhis State 6ailhcd
their SciIion At BfiaoI, laa Saturday.
Congreis roie on Thurfday. the Sd inf.
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N E w p o r L,
Saturday, March IL, 1903.

YeRerd,y afternoon, arrived in town, from
the Seat Of Government, (via New York. the
Hon. CHRISTOPHER ELLERY, and Gen.
JOSEPH STANTON.
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State of Rbode-Nand, sc.
VXyHEREAS the Honorable the Genel

N/HEREAS the Honorable the General
w AfIembIy did, at their fcilion in Febru-
ary laR, appoint the underfgned Commi aiooers,
70 purchsfc a part OF the Regiac,ed Public
Debt Of this State, bearing an in,ereR Of four
per cent. per annom and have appropriated
about Twenty-Five Thoufand Dollars for that
purpoic. We therefore rcquea al Perfons pof-
ieacd Of faid Debt, and who with to difpofc Of
the fame, TO fend Us 10 writing (frce Of poasge)
the amount Of the fun they have TO feiI, and
their loweli price, on or before the 10th day Of
April next.
SAMUEL VERNON, fen. c.~u
CONSTANT TABER, Ss""y
HENRY SHERBURNE, "'"'''
Nr4vpsvf, Mayeb orb. 1903. Ias
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WASHINGTON, February as.
The Senate Of the United States have, With
becoming hrmnef,, rehaed the war meafures
attempted to be forced upon the country. The
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

The General Anemb!y of fhis State faifhed
their ScfIion at BfifoI. laR Saturday.
Congre6 rofe on Thurfday, the sd ine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

Tie Sale

OF the property adycrtilcd on tns 18Th NJ A..
laR by US, in purfuance of the decree Of ,hs s..
cult court Of the diaria Of Columbia. e., ~
county Of Alexandria, at the laf June term Of ,hS
faid court, and in purflance Of the laR will a.s
~teiianent of Lewis Hipkins, deceafed. to ,aIa
place on this day at the houfe of Francis Daniel.
at the Little Falls of the Potomac, is unavo;d
ably pottponed until Saturday The Izth dav IS
November next, at which place and on which
day, if fair, if nor the next fair day, will poG.
lively be fold by US, at public auction, to ii.
highef bidder for ready money,
The following PROPERTY, 0tz.
One undivided third part of 2o7 acres of Land
in tie faid diaiia, near the laid Little Fail,
upon which are Merchant Nails, with three raj,
Of French burr mill Tones, and every neceGsrv
and convenient machinery for manufacturing Aou,
10 the belt advantage alo a brewery and dill.
lerJ miller holfe, a brewer aod diAiller's houCe
and fundry other Improvements, This properly
wall be hewn TO any perfon who may incline 10
puschafe it, by the faid Francis Daniel, at anv
time before the ialc.
A tract of Land 10 Fairfax county, about three
miles from the faid Little Falls, containing zo7
acres, upon which i, a dwelling houic, in which
Mrs Sulan Wren lives, and fundry other improve.
ments about two thirds of this land are cleared
and the remainder in wood it is good farming
land. Mr.. William Waters, who lives nea, i.
will thew this land to any perfon or perfons who
may incline TO p%urchafe it, at any time prcyiou.
10 the fale.
Mrs. Sufan Wren, who was the widow of tn.
faid Lewis Hopkins, has right of dover in the
aiorefaid property. O. The (ale will commence
at twelve O'Clock.
Philip R. Fendall,
Robert Young, 1Extors.
William Waters,
Sept. ze. q
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The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable throughout Flu
rope. as an invaluable coimetic, perfectly innocent and
fate, free from corrective and ~repslient minerals (the BATS
of otheriotions) and Of unparalleled efficacy in preventing
and removing bleniihcs in the face and fkin of every kinds
particularly freckles, pirples, inaammatory rednefs,
fcurfs, letters, ring worms, fun burns, priekley heat, &c.
The Perfan Lotion operates mildly, without impeding
that natural, imenlible perfpiration which is ef1cntial to
hsalth. Yet its falutary effects are fpcedy and pcrn,a-
nent, rendering the kin delicately foft and clear, irnprov-
ing the complexion, and reloring the bloom of youth.
Never falling TO render an ordinary couHtenance beau
tiful. and am handfone one more 70.
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts and Rrengthens
the gums, ~preferves the enamel frcm decay, and cieanies
and whiteps the teeth, by abforbing all that acrimonious
fine and foulnefs, which fuffered TO accumulate, never
fails co inipre and finally ruin them.
Dr.. HAHNss GENUINE EYE.WATER.
A ~fovereign remedy for all difeales of the eyes, whether
the effect of natural weakness or of accident, Deductions
Of rhellm, dullneis, itching and films on the eyes, never
failing to cure thofe maladies which frequently fuceeed the
fn,all pox, meailes and fevers, and wonderfully ftrength-
ening a weak fight. Hundreds have experienced its ex-
ceilent virtues, when nearly deprived of fight.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet difcovered which gives immedi-
ate aud laling relic. in the mott feyere in0ances.
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the TICK,
Which Is warranted an infsllible remedy at one appli-
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ran LUTHER MARTIN, Eg. Anorney.Ge ne
raj az tbe Stare Of Maryland.

GeNLiSllEn,
II comply with your rcquea in Eating my opinion
of Asml.cn' Elixir. 1t has been uled in my family for
two or three years paft. with uniform iucceis, whenever
cuils, coughs, or Gmilar c~ompllinrs have rendered
n,eiscinc. ~neceiIary. have mylcif found it an exceiiena
and agrecabic renaedy FOR very painlut and 5roubIefOme
afsa;so 81 Inc breat, accompanied with lorsneis and
,yirn cSitrucAed and difficult breathing.
\ Oa sasie accounts l do aoc hehtate 10 recommend Hs-
milrac's Elixir, as a valuable medicine, aud dcierving
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abiiah Eeuiy, Bridgc-street, Baltimore, was cur
e by che ootrlc of Hamilton ekxir OF a very complicated
,hfofder, occaioned BY a fsvere cold caught levefal
montas ago. He breashed with the grearett difficulty,
and was often thrown into weakening iweats whenhe
attempted TO walk any difanee, and his voice would
ircueat:y tail in fuch a degree that he could only at
tempt to. whiiper he has heen upwards OF Tx weeks
without a return of his complaints and defires to give
this public teldnauny in favour Of this invaluable msdi-
Gins.
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cation. and may be ufcd with perfca fafety by pregnant
women, or on infants a week old, containing not a partl-
cle of mercury, or any other dangerous Ingredient what
ever. and is not accompanied with that tormenting mart
which attends the application of other remedies.
THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind of head. ache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
Al fate and fpeedy remedy for the veneriAl diieaie.
/" An ounce of prevention is worth a pound Of cure.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious ana niahghais
fevers,
Is RECOMMENDED
Or. HAHhss ANTI.BILLIOUS-PILLS.
The operation of thcfe pills is specifically mild, 10 as be
ufed with fafety by perions in every iituation' and OF eve"
ny age.
They are excellently adapted TO carry of iuperhuous
bile. and prevent its morbid fecretions-to reitorc and
amend the appetite-ro procure a free perfpiration, and
thereby prevent colds, which are often attended with
fatal coniequences-a dofe never fails to remove a cold,
ii taken ON its frft appearance. They are cslcbi ated Tor
removing habitual eoftivencis--fcknel at the itonlacn,
and fevere head ache--and ought TO be taken by all
perions on a change of climate.
Sold likewile by S. Plealants,
Richmond RoG and Douglas, Peters,
burg; T. Green, Erederlck0 afgh; G.
Purd5e, Smithfeld; NJ. Jones, Suffolk
Dr.. Miller, Wnchefer; r. Greenhow-
WUiamDurg; and +. Sbaw, LeeJburg.
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Notice.

ALL perfons having claims a.
gainff the cfa,e Of WiNiam Tnplehb of Round
Hill, d%eceafed, are ieqaefed t. bring them 'of
ward for ~adjufment and payment and an
thofe indebted 10 the eftate are respectively calico
upon 10 make inmeaiate payment to the Execu:
tors 1T being their anxious with TO cl0ie ala
the accounts, ard fcs,le with the legatees 40
loon as polible.
Charles LiaIs, Es,r,.
Geo. Triple4,
Tn1v V
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MARTIN.
Dr.. Hamilton's
FRANZ

Is recon- a,ended as an invaluable medicine, Tor the
freely relief ana permanent cure of the various complaints
which rslat from ~diiipased pEeaiures-juve ale indiicre-
tions-geiderce in climates unfavourable 20 the conititu-
tiep--shs i'm nodefste ue of tea, frequent intoxication' or
%seive us &c nercury-the diisaiss peculiar to females,
a. ! certain reriod OF liFe-bad lyings in, &c. &c.
Aad is proved by long and extenhye experience TO be
abfosu5ely unparalleled IN the cure or
Nervous diIorders, Violent cramps in the
Confumptisns, fonach and back,
iownefs o~ffpiri,s, Tndigeaion,
I.ossof appette, Melancholy,
%lnpurity OF the blood, Govt in the EonaSn'
Hyaerical affections, Painsl IN the Anos'
Inward eaknefes, Relaxatlons,
Seminal we4kneffes, Involuntary en'iniohS'
Fiuoralbus, Tor whites) Obitinate gieels'
Balrenness, lmPotency. @c' @S.
IN cafes of extremity, where the long Prev@tenee anu
obaialey Of dieaGs has brought on a general u. imp nhe1.
ifnmeas OF the iyiten. exceitlye deohlty Oh ehe WHO'S
frame, and q waiting Of the Aeih, which no nouEilhment
or cordial could repair a perseverance in the ue OF this
medicine has perfornlsdt he mott a~Eanifhing cures.
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AES KENNEDY, sen.
90 NtreeA

KdNg Stree1
<FaRy is1srms BE Pubhe thai Be has recsived,
fysm Ls<5 .Cq's Potent and Eszari1 Medicine
gfoye, Bakla0ye, aJe@ aD0rta3uf IF The fol
oqviag
Valuable Medicines,
WEss5 are "a bgb gfSsm and general e Trough
ouf TIE Usitsa States, many of them being IaA
cheaper tim tie Drugs IF zOb4cb they are com.
souaasd, eculdts 9Sreb4f9 a a rtfaa Store.
O. TAKE NoTIcR,
Thar r. Ksnasdy, /en- Is appointed bt My
dgent torAksaads1a.
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HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
cf MUSTARD,

fne and efsaual remedy for govt, fheunlatim' pai-
fey, fprains, bruiics, pains in the face and neck &c.
And has performei more cures in the above Complaints
than all the other medicines ever before made public
Fran Dir. Weafber5Rra, Z
Wytbe esanJ, Nrgiasc.
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Ten Dollars Rswa.d.

RAN AWAY from the Subfcriber on Sunday
the 18th inf. an apprentice boy to the Coopers
trade, named MICHAEL FOLEY, betwecnIs
and I9 years old, about S feet inches high,
dark fraight hair, and has a remarkable down
Gait heepifh look. Being born in the wet Of
Ireland he will be eaGIy difcovered by his dialect.
Had on when he abfconded, a nankeen upper
jacket, thickfet waiacoat, new ticklenburg trow.
fers and a new wool bar, but took other clothes
with him. 1t is fuppofed he has gone tow
ards Baltimore. If taken up 20 miles from
Alex andria | will pay IS dollars, and if more
than 50 miles 10 dollars reward and all rea-
fonable charges.
CHAS. JAMESON.
Augut Is. dat 60
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Valuable Medicines,
O. TAKE NoTIcR,
Or. HAMILToNts ELIXIR,

Afovercign rcnledy ter colds, Obttlnate Coughs Attn
{ nsas, CaIaffhs, sore Throats, and Approaching Con-
~fanptons.
10 8arspfs aubo x4y 6ave children a6Fiaed qvtb
fbs HOPPING COUCH.
qs;s dilcovery of the irit magnitude, as it is an
;msnea,are eies. xhecks the progrefs, and in a ihort time
oatrei, renloscs the mott cruel siiorder to which Child.
re are labsc--rhe Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
tie dole 10 "a all, thar no difficulty aries In takingit.
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Gentlemen,

I purehafed al your hop the preparations you call Ha-
milton.s EfTeree, or Extract Of Muitaro, which ioeieVe
haa usrse9stv rsmoyed a chronic rheumatifm (ofthat kind
named fc;atica, or Of the alp joine) under which | had
laboured for long time, ard which had baftied every
article in the Materia YEedica, and every modeo OF treat-
men received into practice for the cure OF this obttinate
difeafe, Ifyou think this letter uieiul you are at liberty
& makeit public.
Yours, &c.
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NOt1CC.
WHEREAS my wife. Harriet Brawn'f, p%i
without caufe, elopcd from my bed and oo'ia;
am under the difagrceable neceaity OF torwa," h.,
all and every perfcn or P~erlons from credi.la E ms
on my account, as I GnaIl not pay any deO'D'
contracts after thu dare hereof.
Nm. B. Brawnsf'
GA. II. coy.
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.

An infallible remedy for corns, ipeedlIy removing the
root and branch, without giving pain.
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WaM1ngton Tavern.

Has removed to The nome IateIy occuPled OY
Mr.. PETER HErsKELL, fgn OF
General WjAJngtOn,
Where he continues TO keep a House of Eve
rEkTAINMENT for Travellers & others. He re.
turns his fncere thanks TO his friends for their
for mer cufom, and hopes from his attention
TO bulinels 10 merit and receive a continuance OF
the patronage OF a liberal public.
Apquff s. co
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Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Haze nctivtd and for Sak,
A few bales German Linens,
z trunks c~alicoes and ehintzes,
z do. hofery,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
trenes threads,
80 boxes dipp'd and mould candles,
10 hhds. molades,
a do. Jamaica fpirits,
s do. flgars,
40 barrels prime pork,
50 do. herrings,
10 do. fhad,
80 kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
o. They are givsng Cgh, for wheat,
Gour, corn, rye, beans and tobacco.
Auguf I. d
FOR SALE,
Bills Of Exchange on London.
VIM. HoDGsoN.
AuguR as. d
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p. WEATHERBURN.


yohn Hoover, rope maker, South Second Street, be-
susen MARY and Chriaian-Streets Philadelphia, volun-
tar;lv n,akerh cath as follows, namely, thae ms wite,
MARY Hsover. was 70 fevcrely afflicted with a violent
rheumasifna, very dangerously ftuared, the coniequence
Of a fevere cold after lying in, as to be confined to her bed
eor feveral weeks, and was at length reoueed to the
melancholy apprehension of remaining 4 cripple FOR lie,
notwithstanding the NOR Respectable medical advice
was followed, and every probable remedy attempted:
vOben feeling feve-aI cafes of cures performed by Tia.
c,;l,on's EfIsnce and Extract of Muttard, they were pro-
erred from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South iecond-Sereet.
,The 6rt applicaticn enabled her to walk acrois the
ron and the ue of one bottle Teltored her to her uiual
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and lo5fcribed before Ebuezerger Foron, Efq.
one Of the iultices Of the peace for Philadelphia County.
II AMBITIONS
WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES.
Which have within four years paa cured upwards of
one taundred aud twenty thoufand perionso of both iexes.
ofeyery age, end in every ftuation, OF various dangerous
complaints arif- ing from worms, and form obttructions
or foul nefs in the ftomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever of similar
title, 10 commonly complained OF as operating with vio-
JcncB; on the contrary, particular a excellence OF TINS
remedyis les being fuited 20 ever age and contribution:
con.ains norhi1g bur What is perfectly ipnoeenr, and is
20 Mid IN its operation that It cannot Ajure The mof
delicate pregnant lady, or the tenderea infant Of a week
old, 1hould no worms exit IN the body; bur will, With
out pain or gripping, cleanfe the ftomaeh and bowels OF
rchstever is foul or ofTenive, and thereby prevent the
woducfion of worms and many fatal d~lorders, They
pre- particularly efhcaeious IN carrying Of all grois hu-
hours and eruptions; feverifl and bilious complaints, and
are the fafea and mildea purgative that can be uled on
una oeealon..