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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
N E w P 0 R I,
Saturday, April 2, 1903.
o. yVednefaav the 10Th dav of

aF .Wednefday, the Goth day of
the pseien, month. is siiigaed by la~ Tor the
choice of Representatives. to Git in May and
June ielhons Of the Gencnl Aaembly, and to
prox for General OtGeers for the year entuiug.
Thoie VIII. have hitherto efpooied the cauie ot
Republication, and who ATE principled in iup.
port Of il. will call to mind lhat the enemy arc
at the gates. aud ready to take pof:iii 'n OF the
ground, no, merely by fslfehood, fraud, and
frs,ase.n; bat by terror and violence. Every
rspulfe ieems 10 ainulaie them with new ener.
eies, and 10 bfiag forth freih meaiutes OF cppo-
fsion. ard unhssrd OF depravity. Letters from
eitnasle oi,izens 10 different, and diiiant parts
of the STATE, iaiorm us OF eaormons bundles OF
the Newport MeEcary, and other tedefAi papers,
being circulated t,ss IF sxpeaes--aad that this
paper (the Rhode lilaad Republican, ieldom
reaches ia dettinarioe, beng, as j, is teaf2n
able TO iuppo'e. intercepted aod fupPteiied
by the inDacalste managers OF ftas,aiyss. -
hcir early fymptoms indicate deep. iaiien,
and deipcn,e oppoiiion on sheir part, at che
approaching election. IL is time, the etorc, tor
Rrpubicsns 10 awake to "grd uP thei'
loins." and fand upoo their guard
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

4 MusDER!---Ou Sunday laa week. a cir
in ChmIeapn, Mlaigomey couuiy, by me
name vt Polly Akin, was murdered BY black
boy. liz IS rep)rtsd thar th. fellow, alter vio-
h,ing her chaAiry. killed her TO reveat diff
covery; boz being fufpeeted aud clofey interro-
gated, conisnsi the tsct, upon which he vas
committed 10 gsci. The gid wa, !, yein Of
ase-the oegfo iS. Aibsy pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

Some OF ihs Southern papers contain
marvellous account of 20 attack aledged 10 have
been made On B,irih lhp. by .Leutenaos Ster-
rett, in the United States a op Of war Enter
prize, in which lit is rriaisi) 90 Of the Enghih
fhip's crc~ were killed. The tory is talls 10
every particular buk the following "A Bridih
merchantmen heinR off the BarbaIy coat by the
Entefpfize. refaied TO hoif her coipurs, upon
which the Entefprizc rinre~ z fhot acrois her |;
and ftill periaiog in not fhowiag colours. lhot
was thrown in fuch away as 70 indicate de-
determination to make her fhoS whether ihe was
or vas not pirate. and ~irh fucceS. The
Bd,ilh Gippcr complained at Gibraltar Of this
aet Of cso ,ulGon, AID received in rciurn icyerr
,ep,imsod tor NOT 6o~ieg HE eoioun-but NOT
a ihof was fred into the ihip, and OF courlc the
80 killed seIe merely meo in tsei,a~
Asv,s
81. Dsuisss. lsiea information from
the Caye Rates that the Fsench had heeal con.
lIcrably areogthened sad encouraged by
the Arrival Of Irelh uoops.---lhey had fent
body of troops agsina ihe blacks at 7srsdas.-
aud another body sesina ,hofe a. Asx Cayo,
xhere they have recsurIy rifen. Several whites
have been ,sken among the bngands, and i'm
nedis,ely executed. il is fufpetied the bIscks
are clandeainely furniaed~ish am nunition, Ss.
by ions ms.Dbess OF The Frcnch army. u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
For SAX, about 600 acres Of Land,

7 YING in a fqoars piece, ip the fouihwctt
H. conner Of Ea,slnrd. about one hsih par
cleared up, divided nearly in the MIDDLE by the
Fsrniue,on River, and the v-rorspike road
leading trcm Hartford TO Alb,ny. sboot z6
miles from Hartford on which il young Or
chard of 400 Apple trees beginning 90 oesr,
and many o,hcrliiuis trees. The foil IS Of an
exccllsn, quality. very we'll ~aered and pro-
duttive-snd though fcmewhat Aorey * rough
in many parts, no, more 20 than land 10 tins
county Il in general. The Fam may be d.
yided iato ps'&els, fuitsbIc for good moving,
,iIlss. and paaoring.--A Saw Mn has lsssIy
been eres,ed on canal iesding f,om Fsrmins,on
river through iaid Farm, whsre the dam being
low is peiisd!y iafe and the trench affords
convenient Sites fot nun,bes Of other MiIls.
There i, timber enough on faid Farm, Of the
very ben kind, viz. White Pine, White An
Birch. Maple. Beach, Hemlock, &c. iuficieo'
for one Mill IS year., sll ~iihin aboui bali 2
mile, land uanfpor,ation. and that down hill.
The prsmiies in their prefent Gate. will pro-
dsce 600 dollars per snnum, neat profit. Gear
Of ali ss pesces'; which fun, by, good manage
mcrf, may be increafed. and no fear of say TO-
tore dimiausion. May be entered upon itnme-
dizsely, aud good tiile aives. ON feafeosble
tefms. EALPH POMEkOf.
Hsrfiasl. Ma,eb z.s. 1903. i3r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
D.Doiafion of PHineyGip.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Parcer-
~ ihip between .1glt,b MARTYR and Rs9ssi
M1mford, unsr the hsm OF MARTA and MUM.
tcrd. was diaoved by mutual agreemeni on tho
ssth OF March ina.
The pubic are respectfully informed thar
ths Block-Makiug huhneh viii be carried on
as ufaal. nj the mot reduced p,iees. by
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Neqvpsrf. Ma,eb 81, 1903. I3t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

Apirass n,op has been cruifing off Vera
Cruz, and has takeaa Spsniih brig bound TO
Europe, with 400 COO dollars on board.
+ Sioop Morning STAR, or New York. from
Sc. ThomM Tor CharIshon, put into port on
the nosfh- Gde of Cuba, where the crew foie,
robbed the vriIel. and ran away.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

s ef f5s Freueb Repabiit, 10 ibe Gy0ssaor V bJ
C~tbaie Maj.y IN LsaDiaats. :
iCommunicated to the Secretary Of State.
Georxs-Ts.vu. ses, YsfsagSs c,y.
NIB IF Marea. 1903.
SIR.
The Marquis d. Yrujo has communicated
90 me the contenu of The diipa,ches. which he
has joR received from yorr Excellency. aed
from the insendant OF his Catholic Majcay in
the province ualer Year conDsnd. In ans@er TO
shofe which he wrote 10 700 IN relation TO the
!a,e fufpeoiion Of the right OF deoodt conceded
ec TIC United States at Nsa-Osieans.
The Marquis d. Yrujo fnds hiu,icif necef
ftatcd. again 10 rem onltra,c 10 your Exee'!ency
IN thar Iabiea. avail myfeif OF the oppor-
sosisy. 10 beg OF you, Sir, in the name ct the
Preach Government, ~h ,te intefeas arc iepl-
Gated IN this cafe, ma'u.ely 10 coniidcr the a.
hrminv confeauence shich NAV refnit. il the.
lmcndant Call periit in his .neaiufes. Ire in
srllisence which has been traaisnit,cd TO the
MARQUIS d Yrujo has, at laa. made II appear
indub,rable thar the mesiore alluded to ~as ex-
ciufiyely grounded on the perional opioions OF
shis Officer; aud iupp,rted by no orier from
his Catholic Msefy. or any iniimation from
the French government. This information,
win,a e fcseens from fnfpicion the diipoli:ens OF
both governments, aad lays entirely on The ia-
sendant the confequenees OF the preie5t itaic of
things. does nor however remove the aPpfehea-
Gons which that faie is calculated TO excite.
The(c advices, Sir, give an additional fosce TO
the remonarsnces, which, for my part, and IN
the anticipated conviction which entertained
that thefe meaisres had cauie merely local,
h.l mn heffa afion- latclv. To sddrefs 10 the
authorities, hourly expected, of the French
Republic at New.Orlcans, under cover TO the
Jn,endant. So p<efing are the circumstances,
that deem it my doty TO renew thelc re-
nonitrances, and TO intrcas your Exceleacy to
exert your fuperior authority, TO prevent the
eonfeoaences which the prolongaton Of the
prelent order of things may produce,
Il will not eicape your notice, Sir, fhst
Irance nov being notorioufly the proprietor
s( L.cuiGana, and the authorities OF his Carlo
6c Msjcay sxeici6ng in this colony, at prcicn'.
only an intermediary power. any mcsiuses hav-
iop tendency to commit France, .on whom the
odism and the consequences OF what has bern
done vi6bly, fall ought, were It's juitice and ."
IawfoInefs doubtful only. 20 be iuiPendei (;
e,hervife France may Hnd herielf committed,
AL her scls,ions with the United States mste-
rixlIy changed without her content. enter ia-
90 40 fuuh:r details with your Excellescy, being
fa,iss;ed that thy would be fS2erauous your
Encel,ency viii be aware that the prelSnt Is
u,oR critical moment. In the colli6on OF two
authorities, one of which undertakes to initiate
, coaaruetioo of treaties, ~hich may lead 10
v,s. Il uniurtuna,ely ksppens. thar the para
mount AZ othority. which is sininenily enifuilsd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
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DIED. Ar M,daIcrowp, Mif. SARAH
MIrcHsLL, dsughtcr Of Mr.. Riehad Misca-
eli, ia tho 10th year Of her age.
Az Tivtuon. tie zhth ina. Mr.. SrsPHsN
COOKS, aged 90 YEAR and a.; days. lie iui-
taioed, the Undetermined chssc,st Of aa honeA,
iodua.ious man. II iss cireumasnce worthy
of reonsrkf thrt he never, during his long hie,
drank siher a dith OF oofSe. or rea.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
TO be Soid or Let,

A wELLh.ih Dwelling Hoofe. Gtuatcd
"A on 1hAmes-Stfect, oppof,e Mr.. Rebsn
Sisvrs'--Alfos new Store. adjoining the yard
and garden, with good yell Of wsrer.--H
not Immediately fold. the shop. wi,h,fome psr
Of the fioufe, will be 10 Iet.--The Gtustion.
bosh for heaIsh and buGnrfr. IL nor inferior to
any in town. Conditions msy bc known, by
applying to HENRY G. CfIAMPLIN.
Newport, Nov. 40, 1904 cxii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
FOR SALE.

Ani b.D.iss 'mmss'afJ gipsx, y y,
A LOT o. Land, htuased IN Nljddlctowu.
4 n about 5 miles from the State Houio Id
Newport, on the WcR road leading 20 Briasl
Ferry containing abost 10 acres. uuder good
Improvements, and pleafansly G,uAscd. Y
Fvr terms, apply to "a
JOSIAH COCCESHALL.
(. Misdisissps, Ms,eb 81. 1903. I,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

a-- The Members of the Newport
AGoc,.sioa oi Mechanics and Manuisctures, are,
rcqueted 10 meet az tho State Houfe. on the
fourth Of April iaA. at ? o'clock p. M.
Pc, Ordsy. ~
SAMUEL KING, Sr'yy pro frny.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
Book Binding.

TN all It's bssrohes. performed at this Ofice.
i with nestoeJ, aod expediuon.--Lsdsef, and
Account Books, Of any dimel hon, made on the
fhoreR nosice.
or oI Beds, 70. IsssI. ~ ss.lssAth tern.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

James Ms'ifo', Secretary of State. hss
beea appointed PfeGdent of the Amcriean Boa,d
of Agriculture. till gene,al election takes
place, AZ the ,ext itiiion u Coegseis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

u*.s A " Rfpuhlican" sad lcversl other
valusoe COMMUNICATIONS, ale aoavoidasly de.
tered ',ii oar next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
GEORGE THOMAS.

Csxts7iose,, DJaaisr, and Fruit P,s/t,vey.
Has Tor fale the following Articles, viz.
Freih lIalaga grapes s.. box and
cs& rsidos 6gs al'noaas in iheli prure.
pepper; ginger; teas coffee, chocolate, No.
& 2, prersred with and without vanilla, brown.
powdered X Loaf fpgsr Cordials Of all kinds.
An aGlsment Of preiefvsd fruits. olives, pea.
nuts; heR Sherry, Msaga, Il TeneriGs Wines 0
III sod 4ih proof Jamaica Spmits, ard Aotigoa
Ram; together with an elegant sgostment Of
Glsi and Crockery WARE, which he is dcser-
mined TO fell very low.
Neqopo1, March 4, So3. [6if
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

A melancholy accident ls,ely happened At
Rssiers, Ia tnr tspartment of Hersolt, in France.
Atiah.oi'ant ot lha, place having depodted a
q,sntily ofuep vino IN his cellas. dsfcended
thilhsr lev days sf,er 10 in(pett X. when he
wss imncdiateiy killed Wy the porari6ng from
the vine N fa'e OF fermentation. His sne.
alsrmsdat his long aay called for help, when
th,ee sscn went down into the cellar. who all
experisnoel the fame fate. The wife followed
then. and was attacked when half way down,
and Der life with diff ,oly pfefsrvsd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
sSs~e.- s.,e.. NEWPORT.

r "'Rsssoo and free ssqsiry. fs,,h,gh
are tne only easttoal sgen,s agsiollerso,. Give
.ocie 10 them, they will iu,port she nrrre-
Is'oa by bringing everyJabs one o,hsir ,riba-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

Far Sale on Reajonable fsrms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 2 by 9, and 6 by 8 Clais.
Enquire Of the Printer.
hssoss,f, May II. 1904. s6a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

\ "a ~ GorrgHBuRe, Dec. as.
a 1wadsnl Ere bloke 90, hers about in
th- tnNnisy Of the aosh. which continued
borslrS .swea,y hours, spd ccnfamed almoa
fourth psrt OF the town. The middle and 6ne.t
part " the sosn is laid in afhes, rs arc the free
nsf,n's lodge, and the hontes cF the directors
o. the kaa fAda cou,psas but the wssehooses
% me company have efcsped. Above 500 "a
r''''es pre banned cot,, out the greatsr pat Of
the hAsfes, ,t,iis !atl. sre iofosed by ,he Loadon
PNo: * In'lsfspcc Company. Fouunstely no
l~ei3wese loe. qhe damage occaGone'i by
this difAlsaus ssea, IS esimated at nearly two
miilsms OF dollars. cef
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
CUsroM-HOUSE.
THOMAS VOAX,
SUGAR.REFINER,

SUG AR-REFlNER,
SOutb end g Thames. Sfresf { Nezrport)
bas e0nRantly for Sale,
7 OAF SUGAR ia sad III quality Lump
IL Sugar and SJiup.--A16. Refined Brown
Susst snd MOLASSES, of an ex xce.lsnt quality,
for family. ufe. A
CT Loaf Sugar exchanged for Brown as ufasl.
1pma, 1893 r3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
Seajanabh Ekaioasering RsRsfhons.

oeUoH90Ic EHGIi0H-ef!NS NeVEIHoHss
Ex,fas, f,o,n an Add,eis 80 the Republicans Of
Backs County. Pennfy lysuis.
~ 1--WE congratulate You on the prog
refs and happy eftcls of Republication 10 the
State. snd ia the Union. Freedom of frecch
aud Of the ptefs--s reduced tsxasion "a iuA
ursiary--a fecrcaing public deb,--a irpsai
expenditure OF the public ueAiurs--a ditcharge
cf iinecote oiEcefs--prsce aod Pfoipef intefna'
and external :--Soch are the evea,s which mark
,he reign Of Republicsaifm; and. Il hRepobicans
act wifcly, caano, fail 20 render IL perpetual.
The people tselieg the happy change 20 their
iiluatien. will uniIe IN tuppofsing government
which "ieayes 20 labour its se~a'd," and light
eos the burdens, both Of the prefent and future
generations.
ss When ticket is recommended which
you do mol wholly approve, ak youIfelves the
qacaion, i" ihall l fuppor this ticket, which
contains sae or fsos names which do not like |;
OF fhall break the bond Of republican union,
fink nyfelf and party into political ipdsaifcance
and contempt, and fee tickets prevail from year
iv year containing nH name that can aP-
prove r. Aa occA!ioasl fser6ce private opin-
ion 90 pubic duty, you rnuh make, or yoor
opinion ea. politics vi III piefenlly aand tor no.
thing, Would you met!, the chasseseI Of re-
publicsosi Bow to ihe viii OF the majority, and
fuppoTt the ticker formed by your rerfeients-
tives. Would yoo aieis 10 the nsn,e OF pa,riots; |;
sosld you promote tie caale OF liberty, and es.
rcnd It's bIeiiings to the generations snborn
CIeave TO the fyacn Of rcphbliesn union asthe
horns OF freedoms altar. Woud you merit the
appclsGon Of wife men, ard good pclitieians |!
Take the obvicus n,esnsto extend pour po~e
and influence. aud do not madty prll DOVE with
your own hands. the fabric you have erstitd
with 70 much care"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

Blank Deeds, and Jgqiee's Wrin,
and Executions, for fals At tbs Q6sss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
Mporfsnt aai Official.

Letter f,ox Mr.. PicHos, Charge dts 5fairi
ef toe Fteneb Repablis, 10 ibe Gs0ssaor t bij
C~fbahr M4jyy IN LsaJiaata. :
iCommunicated TO the Secretary Of State.
Ge~xs-Fs.vs, ness wet6mg~s Ciy.
Iub g Marea. 1903.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
TAPE WoPM.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER Inn-keeper, OF
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 70 months ago to be grievotily al
Aicted with tape worm, which increaied fait
in fze ani ffreng'h, 20 as to excite the mott
horrid ienlalons by its writhing motions and
incolerable pains, relemblipg he guawiug and
tearing Of his bowels, which deprived him o.
has neceGary heep, and cauicd iu,h dreadful ap
prchenfiors as cannon be conceived hut b. one in
flnilar ituation--his apostle wait rapidly,
and with chat his ffrengtA, 70 THAI ne was una
bic TO attend to any bulineG5.-wben he heard
OF fone excellent cures performed by Eiami
IONS worm lozenges, he took large d'fe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the pofeilioa Of Lee * Coy
but renewal OF his pains foon convinced him
that this monttrou6 reptile had recovered its firi
vigour--Applcatio was made TO &c & Co.
for more OF ,heir medicine, with their advice
from which reiulted che total expulIion Of his
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which he
iuppoied to &c TX or EIGH1 YARDS mere.
A few months have ince eiapled, and Mr.. Ful
Ter is now in perfect health. The above faas
are well known to numerous ci Gle ofhis NEIGH
bours, and himlelf will crafty any who NAV
with to make further inquiries on the fubieca
Although Hami'ton's worm lozerges produce
iuch powerful effects, when neceilary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mid in their opera
rion on the human body, even taken in larre
doies, as Mr.. Fuller will tehi:y--their partiru-
lar mildneis is abundsntiy evident in innumera.
bic cures ct infants.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
From LUTHER MARTIN, Elq. Att0r-
ney-Geasral IF he STATE ct Maryland.

ney- General of ne State of Maryl01a.
Gentlemen,
r comply with your requea in Rating my
opinion of Hamllton's Elixir It has been uied
ia my family for two or three years pait, with
uniform iucce(s, whenever colds, coughs, or Ii
miiar complaints have rendered medicine ne
ceilary. have mylcif found it all excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
biefoInc affection of the breaa, accompanied
with .orenels and with ob:tructed and diitlcuit
eathmg
On thrfe accounts | dc not hefitate co recon-
mend fiami,g9n's Elixir, as valuable nleuicine,
and deieryiag pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abiiah EIenly, Bridgt~atreet, Baltimore,
was cured by one 5ottle o. Hamilton elixir OF a
very compiicated dissosder, occaiionsd by e.
we're cold caught ieveral months ago. re
brea he'd with the greateit difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fweSts when ne
attempted to walk any diitance, and his voice
would ireuentIy iali in iach degree that r
could only attempt to whiiper, he has beeo
upwards Of tx weeks without return OF his
comp ainrs, and deiires 10 give this pubic tel
tinony in favour OF this Invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
The RESTORATIVE POWDER fer the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts ans
arengthens the gums, pre!ervcs The enamel fl, M
decay, and cleanles aud whitels the teeth, by
ablorbing all that acrimonious Zine 6; fouInes
which lufered to accumulate, never fails 10 in.
jure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
Or. HAMMTON's ELIXIR,

afovereign remedy t3r Colds, O5ltlnaie Coughs
AliInas, C4tatrhs, Sore Ihroats, and AP.
proaching l1n!An4ptions.
To purenf 4obo mqy k4ve ebildrea e6fsaiffea
qvitb lie Ho0PlNG COUGH.
This dif;overy isoi theiirt magnitude, as IT.
is an Immediate relief, checks the progreis, ana
in ihort time entirely removes the mott cfue'
iforder to which chiidrel are Ii sbe--the tilxlr
is 20 pei fe4iy agreeable and the dole 10 imati'
that no dlttleuty aries in taking it.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16
DR.. HAHNss GENUINE EYE. WATER,

A foyer eign remedy for all dileales Of tie eyes,
whether the eiiec ofnatural weakness or oi &C.
cident, Deductions Ct rheum, dullnefs, itching
and films OF the eyes, never failing 10 cure thols
nlaladiss which frequently fueleed the lnaI pox,
nieaaes and fevcrs, ard wonde fully itrengtben.
ing a weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
It's excellent villues, when nearly deprived Of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-16

Dr.. fiami!ror's lozenges have been recon-
nandetl 70 me as very adequate means for the
cure OF children afitcted with worms, ! procur-
ed box for the ufs of my family, t9try, whe-
ther by means Of this medicine, might be ena-
bled Co gain point, which, To accomplish, dit
terent other means had proved aborriye. NY
eidelt boy had very fickly appearance, was very
re'teis at night, grew leaner from time to tins
in fhnrt, he ieened 70 be in precariou, fate a
health, which would yield TO none OF the medi
oines administered, until gave bin, two dofes
ofilozenges, agreeably to rhe directions which
carried off tubftance TO al appearance mere
!mueus bat upon cloc infpettioa gait repeled