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ALEXANDRIA, June II.
Massacre efaHthe whites at St. Domingo

p Blythe Pilot Boat Greyhound, cap
tain Stanford at New York, we have a
Confirmation Of the Massacre and pillage
at that and other places Of the island by
general Dessaline's troops which COM
menced on the 10th of April, and CONT.
nued, without intermission till the 14th
of May. All the French. inhabitants,
includingmen, women and children, to
the number, Of between 1000 and $500
were put to the sword or bayonet at the
cape during the above period. On the
i4th instant after the work of destructi-
on was complicated, Dessalines left the
Cape on his way to bis head quarters by
the way of Porte de Paix and Gonaives.
On the s2d Of April fort .Dauphin was
Pillaged and all the whites to the number
OF about ninety men, women and chill
dren, were massacred, and q part of the
! town. destroyed. A fewAays after the
French inhabitants of St. Jago and o.
ther parts of the interior, were escorted
to the Cape and there destroyed in the
most wanton manner. 's ~. 49,.
- On the 18th Of May, Dessal:nes issu.
ed 2 proclamationAcalling upon the Spa
nish inhabitants of the CITY of Santo Do
mingo, to declare themselves for or a.
gainst him, allowing them IS days to de-
termine. This proclamation was made
In consequence, it was said of his hav-
ing received dispatches from Port-al-
Prince, informing him ofthe arrival of
a reinforcement Of French troops at San
to Domingo.
Toenter into a full detail of the par
ticuEars of the massacre and plumber of
the Cape would be q. painful task, and
afford no pleasure to our readers but
we are assured that from the beginning to
the end Of the hellish work, the most I'm.
parallelled cruelties were inflicted upon
whites in manner too shocking to re.
late. ~ 1T. "..s'.
Men, women and children were hack
ed down with swords and plunged with
bayonets. Women, with thiidren in
their arms, were seen flying through the
streets to avoid their pursuers and be.
ing overtaken by them, one thurst of a
bayonet has pierced both mother and
child u -. %. 49, +. /
After this dreadful massacre, the dead
lay in the streets for three days, when
the inhabitants were ordered to rem owe
those within.a certain distance of each
dwelling-which were afterwards drag
ged Of and thrown into ditch at the foot
OF mountain, ~ ,. ~. 49, ..s.'.-
Previous to the massacre, certain Of
the blacks in order to obtain the proper.
~ of the whites, which was secreted,
called on them individually, and promi..
sedto spare their lives If they would
give it up; which having obtained, not
one Of. them was exempted from the
the general massacre! The property thus
Per6diously obtained, Consisting of
gold, jewels and plate was said 10 be
immense. Gold was brough, to the town
in hatfuls by the blacks, and offered in
exchange for silver for less than half It's
value. ,s> ege = f. + T. l. $
We are informed tina, Dessalines has
decreed, that any Frenchman -heneefor.
ward who shall arrive in 81. Domingo
shall be put 70 death. -
10 KhsSV farther fIfe viy1SIie1;,S. 1Sr.,.Jt,,,
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MARTLNSBURG, June is.

F A letter from an American officer be-
longing to the frigate Philadelphia, dated
at TriPoi, February cad, mentions that
the prisoners had not met with any i'll
treatment, in consequence ofthe destruc-
ton Of that vessel, except the partial pa
role allowed them being taken off, and
they confined to their quarters. -
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dugfor many eommonwealths before rs.
But the labours Of anarchy, though NOT
immediately 70 be stopped, may yet be
retarded BY our exertions. Every day
thus gained, Is I respite in which fortune
nay do more for Us than We cand for
ourselves. Every pause Of suspense is
Important, when single pause Enayprove
our salvation. Was there It this mo.
ment any thing in the nature Of the pre-
dominant numbers for 4 pledge to us
against = tragic catastrophe 70 our dra-
ma. il would still be important 70 put.ofF
the concluding act late IS we can, 10 give
time for their fury TO retire from the
Gage, and their virtues to step ON. But
il some more powerful corrective than
We have yet discovered must be applied
20 their vices, before we can account any
thing on their virtue, II their immorali-
ties must first be extirpated ere we can
look for any help in their morals, there
b still incalculable use in delay, because
in delay there IS chance. And there is
no use in supinely submitting, and by
supineness Fastening enstead Of averting
our doom, BY theuseo slumber-Ina
tivity. but Weakens cur. weakness, with
out abatinga particle Of the rage nth
which they trample ON that weakness.---
Could We even be more passive tEnn We
have Be they would not be 4 jot less
violent than they are. In time perhsps,
five vill but strive for time, accident
may eepfdivert the mad course Of
the de; the multitude may theun.
seiv. Ipge ifnot from their reason,
they naey change nom their love Of right,
they may chang from their love Of novel,
tys 6otb e<snse they believe their idols
10 Be bad; pbssibly because they believe
theu1hot % = bad enough; If at least as
they nave changed once, so they may
change back again, without troubling
themselves for the why or the wherefore.
But even tune win be denied US, unless
the remains Of the faithful canbe kept to-.
gether stedfast, jealous, and alert. The
law of physical gravity is not more GER.
tain, than our constant inclination Ter re-
pose, negligent Of the future nor IS any
force more centrifugal than the guile
which sever tempting US from the centre
ofour duties. Every nerve must be strain
cd with the patience of Sisyphus to keep
back die falling, If we cannot lift up the
fallen. This task, now principally con-
signed 10 our brotherhood Of editors,
whom I certainly behoves to be among
The III most, isyet the province of ALL,
who are well affected and uuianntsd.-
The Press In skillful and vigorous hands
Is an engine which in good cause, and
ata good season should undoubtedly do
! much. But the most it can now be ex-
pected to do, is to instruct its friends
and Cash indignity on the foe, TO prevent
the vigilent from becoming lukewarm,
and animate the lukewarm to become vi
/ CLIENT, to rouse'the dreamer and incite
the sluggnd, while il sets to all an exam
pie in its own effort to harrass and impede
the Jaeobinism yet too strong 70 be dis
abled, and occasionally " like rafting
peal Of thunder" to astound the monster
in his march. 49,.
: [Fredtriek- TarUn Herald.
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NETWORK, June =.

NEW.lOhh, June t.
The arrival yesterday Of the ship Ad-
venture, from Calcutta, has furnished
Us with papers from that quarter TO the
22d January. The war in India Il pro-
crossing with considerable success on
the part ofthe British. Speaking on this
subiecta late Calcutta paper says, in Ian
guage perhaps too highly coloured, "the
hriliancy Of the present campaign in eve.
~ quarter in which our armies have app
peared, far outstriPs any hitherto record
ed in the annals we believe of any nation
in the world and We are at aloss which
moss 90 Admire, the wisdom with which
the various plans have been formed, or
the promptitnde and effect with which
they have been carried into execution. >
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n attributable % popular Wickedness,
creedy and designing. the multitude
we're 10 Be brought back from their En-
rors, merely By being convinced Of them,
Il i ihpossible they should continue 70
uphold nian, whose errors, private and
public, deep, Aagrant and nischieyous,
dare on them in every print. Il i in
vain 10 urge thatthey heed not, because
they believe not the warnings that aregis
ven them. or the facts, which will
sometimes arrest their attention in spits
ofthemselves, the most dull and head
strong do believe enough TO set them
straight, fit was mot their resolved within
90 Be crooked. But with many, 10 ex-
pose the turpirude and knavery Of their
leaders, Is only % enhance their favour,
because turpitnde and knavery are 20
their taste, and are the things which they
prize. To prove their chief favourite
wanting even in common fidelity to his
friend or common honesty 20 his henefac-
tor, u only 70 prove him Ike themselyes,
or q they would have been, if situated
!, souards Walker and Jones, . Jefferson
Was situated. ITO prove him the en-
ployer Of venal ealnmny against Wash
ipgtpn, Is 10 no purpose heespse they
!. fhi6k not Of Washington e A. d think
Of him but with die invidious dislike with
which meanness, whichever il may affect,
does always IN its heart revolt against
dSnscendsnt excellence. To prove their
President md Congress violators of he
Constitution, IS nothing 70 those -;
care NOT, who win scarcely trouble theni-
selves . enquire, whether We have any
: Constitution. To prove that justice u
hoding t6 is fan, md the independents
Of courts sacrificed on the altarsof parry,
Is 10 them no matter Of concern, who
have no relish for justice, or Courts the
instruments Of justice, BY which injuries
~ redressed and guilt condemned. To
1ckeet theit vaunted economies in squans
dering, imparting and embezzling the
public treasures, Is ofn account with q
tribe who have no anxiety for the public
but that themselves, as part ofthe pub
lie, may e Rer elude the puhlic's tax
gatherer. Inc promises fthe Inaugural
address. with the wanton and continued
breaches Of those promises, they mind
not, because Of their own promises they
g take no cognizznee.n The cruel and
,lapacious work ofpersecOtion which still
Abreceeds distnrbs them ~, n instant.
~ ,hey a. Sc ~ f.et;on rhirh ner,e..
cutes ma pro6ts bv Ders,ee0tion. and e
indiS iduais nor less mal;ouant han me
faction they belonr 8. 10 an 5 them
{ of desertion Of duty. or the .figh, 10 Car
ter's mountain, only brings them to cod
slider how they would have deserted and
fed themselves. To dwell ON the ;nv;.
tation 70 Paine, ON the irrelision and the
profanity Of his host al the Frezz;daEad.
must now be too late for The bounden de.
einle. of n ma,fer- vhe 10 lono hern
.yovedIv eonten, Mil ever Il, o,vn
lee il not broken and Isl. 'nocke, no, n;et-
ed. that there nav he e;,her tventv Ca,
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BALTIMORE, june =.
n remarkable Occnrrene..

Alta country seat in the vicinityofthis
city, COW las. evening brought forth
IHREE living calves! They were al wen
formed and in due proportion |; but one
OF them was, unluekily for the curious,
lain upon and pressed to death by its mo-
ther. The Others are now living and
very promising. -: =
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TIL han Of Pleasure.

The maneof pleasure, in the vortex
his opPulence has created, finds no home
in the everchanging scene discovers no
friend in the ever smiling countenance
feels the inanity Of his costly grati6eati-
ons, and meets ennuni and spleen, ON
the very goal his ambition had reached:
for happiness is the daughter of content,
and content springs only from peace
Of mind, which never dweIls with the
ambitious, and turns from the slave of
opinion.
Pleasure is to be had by him who wills
it. Opinion alone readers every thing
difficult, and deptives US Of happiness.
It is hundred times easier to be happy,
than to appear so. The man Of taste, the
truly yolaPtuous man, require not riches ;
he wishes only to be. free from his own
master. Whoever enjoys health, the
necessaries5of life, with a heart free
from the desire Of Imaginary grati6cati.
ons, is rich enough--he possesses the
aEyea snediecrifas Of Horace. Aceumu.
lators Of wealth! seek, then, some other
employment for your oppulence it has
no value in the purchase Of real happi-
ness. - >*.> -
s -:o<oo:0,o:o:o.Geo:--
From the Mr.p.za,k Epsaing Past.
MK:1coLBMAN, ~.
~ Is hoped that the cause which 1.-The tol-
: to1pisg Enes are intended to serve, will
: induce yon 10 excuse the faults. Apd
the strife and tumuh eipolticshdee
Derded you leisure, fer year past,
), 10 look into the Fashionable 1ooyld, you
must acknowledge tta. they are not
q gully efany MISREPRESENTATION.
Ye gentle Pair, our ornamen. & pride,
Who in the stream Of fashion thought-.
= = less glide !; TN
No modish lay, no melting strain Of love
Is here polr'd forth, your tender hearts
Yet, think not enyious age inspires the
Rejecting all our earth.born JOY. ..
- 49, tAtl-z .--J3r.@
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Extract q g itfter fran an officer 70 Ms
.Jsieadin Philadelphia, dated,

!. Since my Last, we have been closely
confined, which makes our time disa-,
greeable. Afew days past, at the inst.
CATION ofom carpenter, three Of the crew
were put into the screws, and received
one hundred and Fifty bas,inadoe.s each.
he has Ne. yst turned 7wk, but expect
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27

CHAMBAUD,S
NntalIhmatic Lozenges.

a radical err fl esagbs, folds, afhuas asd coz
nm iionss difficulty of5rsafbi4g, ID, ef.
dir. H4alBaUD, t5< fsl< ereprisfor ef
fbis mtdicfus, has nbe Jansfaiaa q an1earsf fsaf
tbsy bave bern The ssxs # ,tltqtxg ssaay eerjens
~ {, arglf precnrious sztS IF osaft6. AZ fert'soa
rolds f6is meaief 5rodaees % falsaay a P@.lpira
non that they gsnsrdl.5 are er0d'safed,a f<70
b9ars. Coagbisg, 6sing 5rolongsd By f6at e0Eqal
jG0e 6upsem termed The fiekl'ag n tie fbr'at, r
,oylsus rs aavatisa By pyomofiag ee9 aad qrsngf6.
snfng tbs eoglfffnaou. PaJmoaerp Complaints, q,
fs7lag he brra9 and lungs; f5es e.6rFfd z0,t5
tbsn experience an a1moR immediate yel'ef. IF
bmas and eosfued coumpt ion5 bavs r<psatedly 6ees
eradlcafd 6ytbem. Infants is.be boopf1g +eoag6'
and q0omeu da,ixg pyfgnaaey, my TAKE g,
qVjfbout fbe lesa fsav ot danger, aad qvffb re
greatef 1xbeaation f,sli1, NOR can q Dc asr'n'-
fsrsd 81 an improper Jeal0n.
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Or. BARDWELL'S
.Annodync EHence, for adj kinds Of
Head Achs.

.TJ4E reuszDued oirtxrs IF tbe sx1o1yaf s1saee,
;snoqo "a generally kaorva, tbatif,is no pssJsmpfi
or IL fbs Praprietors t0lay, tbaf Head Aehs, aris
iug fran rvbutevsr raEe, orFboaesper pfgisnf, ~
fantJ lsbma 20 rs penetrafing p9q0frs. IN ~
s,alsnble Anaodyns, has fyr7srufJ Jaeeeeaed afttr
he 6sa adUie<, md eU<ry of6er ,tmrdy bad tQtJ-
ed; By rs laluta,y operation, il iae.s6J prom0ffs
circulation and 4sglpi,atiea, and t6sss9I p,tcsnn
TIE r<tsra IF f3f ms9 Ogfjaass fe'iodfe0s T6fas
aebs.
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a. Tll,ls Bitters being nov gcrrfaIIyufed N


a. Tll.le Bitters being now genftsllyufed IN
taycrns and public places, and spiyehally aekow-
lodged BY all who have tried their effects, to befar
fupsrior to9the competitions formerly imPofed IN
inlitationshereof the proprietor hath Teduceft the
price TO tbofe who pufchaie largely above fifty per
cent. Directions will be patted on the Postles,
and wFichtwill be alfo feaied, in order to detect
counterfeils and upaart pfe1enders, who will all
iell you, they make the genuine S,ougbton's Bit
tefs ACC in order toin,Pote their e1afh on thepub
lie they fometimes copy a part OF thesrne adver-
tifenent ane directions.
SpSrgfc Dreesyor Dsafnef. ~
FOR many years have ttefe drops been ufed with
amazing fucees, in DEAFNESS & HARDNESS Of
ftEAKIM(; 1hIe who are pnacduainted with the
great relief a5red by this valuable medicine ear
etiy reecmne cd trial Few the cafes IN which
il his If great icrsice and very often perfected
compets cure
Cop aus directions for the ufe of the Specific Drops
for Deafness Ieaed up with each bottle Prise ons
dollar
5 Tune IL. ,..s law
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I Fya. BARDWELL.S

Re- aniyraHag Solar 7inttsye, Or P9buAzfn y Iffr5
OF shs cure of Coniumptioh md AiFhma pasg.lers II
the Stomach aud Bowels, Conyuiions Gholic and Di
fentery.
Cautious in inreaigs.nn, and attentive enquiry into
the stn-e and laws Of te animal noiug hsyifg nE
confirmed an opinion in yhe mad IF the inventor, that
all the maladie aforementioned, derive their origin
from the fine cauc, isdreG debility or corequeng
wsaknels the analogy OF their fource, by natural IN
ference fusgefetthe idea of their removal by the fame
mesps, he refa was the icevery o. the ReaI;matisg
Solar incture vhigh AFTER having been employees III
th3ufands 81 intances, with the n,of unexamped and
aionifhiug fuceeleha obtaped he wogf appreciation
OF eh5dfeTs OF he m efpseabitv, bofh ~ and our Of
the profei9 the propTietrs confidently mmend,
as ore of tlc mott GER ain efcacions, and pleasant
nied;es ever dilcovred y man offered tothe world
Price, dollar and.E dollar 50 cents per bottle The
large Bottle coutains nearly two the fmal Copicus
REGIONS fol their ule feaednp with each bottle.
Dr.. Stoaghton's cor55al BtHs1s, lasth-
fully prepared at the original wafehoufe, Lon
don.
This incompatible medicine has food the tea
Of univerfa appreciation in Europe for pear an hun
dred years, in the cure and prevention of,
Le6 If a1pt,its. bad digefioa, rDiud, chile,
arfefs, byfese p'a9as,s, fsiatae/s and trembling,
agut and fsvsr, deprs0sa Ibiyifs, feal s5uafb,
aDosms in children Jea,Uey, obi7yu{7ioas or feet.
ages, hlioss fsVrr;, yfet y6fi, Sf. Or.
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MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
JOHN B. TAYLOR,
Ca6gnet Maker,

King-ctveet, next door but one to the Print
ing Office IF the 4dusrtissr,
Has receives from the fDanaratsory ofColeman
& Taylor, Baltimore, PLAINAk ELEGANT
FURNITURE, copii!ting Of
CelIerctt tide boards, f1e board tabIcs with
marble tops, fccsetaries, book taies, bureaus,
york tables, candle itdnds, card tables, dinrg
aad breailiaa tables, which he &C rs ioffaIe low
He respectfully cRefs his fergice 70 the public
geaeraly. al ordcrs lhaiI be puattus!, at.
tended to. Jan. %. deteo
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SPRING PHYSTC.

DR.. HUNTER'c Anti Bilious Pills unguettion-
ably proved ny ample experience be the mott
remedy at ths fame time the m5it innocent, pe1laat
and convenient medicine for the OF icurvy fcorhutic
tFppous eproiy and other diorders siuating from
carruptye nae Of the blood The remarkable cure OF
MIR Edition. Of Albany who had been twelve years
torn,ented with mott deihpg icorbutic compliant az
alto that of Thomas Joh,don, labouring man, N the
ferviee of Mr.. Van Reniiearr who afflicted with
MOT hord lcproiy, mutt have convinced evey enc who
has read the particulars Ct thee Gates, befldcs wheh
variety of proofs Of heir efficacy authenticated by per-
fons Of character and efpt9akty open TO the cx
animation of every inquirer. hs(e mutt naturally pc
fuppo(cd hive their weight aud fupereede the
neesiity Of any further conlment from the Proprietor
yet he pfefnes 10 aert, that the real merits o. this
vcysa5e preparation will, fair trial. plead more
forebie its own rccommendaton thai any thing w1alch
can be- faid Of il. "
Wbert 05omay Be bad, w
Aekinfon's Worm deitroying Lezenges---'Fhcfs Lo-
2eegcs not only d roy where they exit but Ell
fcGllly prevent thcit retaTn lie fn:hies who have
followed DR.. Atkilions advice, and ued them in tie
Spring and Fall among thsir children, their comm in
phyhcy have new the happineis to find thole children
which appeared fickly and cnnfumpsiye, III the boem
Of heath, being entirely delivered from thofs dreadful
vermin.
Sparta, Meant PlAeolant,
Maye5 II, 1909.
We hereby certify, that our daughter abcut years
OF ags mas pceh Feiy dh~Sl aug ~ Dae i'Sso
for theie Taft two years We always iulpc6ed that the
had worms and had givenher fevera rncaiciDes,
without any good effect 70 that deipaircdTaipg her
till Of late Hearing Of ioe urprGng cures being per
formed by Atkiplons worm dcftroyiug Lozepges, we
purchafed packet Of them and administered them &c
eordng the directions. The fri dote brought away
only one worm and with it qaautty Of limy. offep
five matter; the iecond bronghi away four monVfcus
thick worms nearly half yard in length and the third
dofe large quantity of fliny, cifentlye matter he
vomiting and Purgirg, with which ihe Was frequently
troubled have ocafcd- appetite his become regular
and has over nce enjoyed peri q iste OF health r
which we are entirely indebted toh exccient medicIne
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1 zulJL Kent,
lVsO0 -1NC75ty
For one year on mod.rate terms, anti give inns
date pa llian,
HOUSES and LOTS.

- s
IN the tosia Of Dolnlties, adjoining he CUT
boofe, and laiely occupied by captain George
Williams, as tsvefn. The terms viii be made
known on application TO Mr.. William Smith, OF
Dumtries, @r igc subscriber.
The above property will be f3ld to the highea
bidder, on csedit OF ono two, and thee years,
at Prince William eourt hoafe, o. the 5fh day OF
March next, being court day. A clear and in
difputable title viii he made to the pu.chtisr,
or purchafcfs, on the day Of fale be or they
giving bonds with approved feeurity, TO heai In
terest from The dateif not punduaIiy paid.
A minute Description of this property is deem
ed unnecefay, as il is pfefuned thofe inclined to
rent or purchafe, will GsG view the prsnifss.
James Mitchell.
Stafford Court Honse,
Dec. a.. 2aw2m.
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<y ;a ranast irnacis, ittlGags and6lnss;
it uevrr ails thoe aIadies WHICH iuc
coed the ueaiI4s fuas p9x. and ever; aud IS dn unpa
rslieied farcagthcaer OF weak light.
Or. Huu,er's gesame Asfibilliam, Pills.
An agreeable and certain preventive OF the pFespen
t;on 60 ramn,atnry and paiignnt lever which ptrysis
az psrticp ar ans ofthe year. he rapid and ncreaing
demand tom every part Of the United SIs'es, eno nc
We Iada iauds, is the beR evidence Of their hyperion
,eZeelencc.
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IassNy 81 Patent Medsesne.
Dir. Hunters genuine Ambitious Pills,
coNslsTINa or

Dir. Huntersgenuine Ambitious Pills,
For Be- steUxxhi0a and fKrs Of Y<llosv.
Bslioas and PHfysd Fsvsys.
Every experienced pn yfieaari knows
what dangerous difof6ers ariie from redundancy
of bile ia siae habit however'ialoraFy 2due iscre
non OF this Aaid may be, YET diguhonof 1t IN:
she circulation is knowo, from its putrcscent qga
l:ties, 10 bring On fudden and fatal levers. l6e
sz4sralgsl<d IHersls IF Or. Hust<,' Z Aaff6fs'oH'
Pin, 10 curing, and particularly IN preventing
this dsralfal dlsafe, is univetfaiy Known IN the,
iiland,, and has Induced The proprietor to appoint
agents 10 al The mercantile towns IN the lousd
SlaSes. for the accommodation OF tbs public.
The Antibilious Pills are therefore, IN an epeciaI
manner, recommended as prevea'asiyes delrrv
ing th- noyice OF all pesIons going 10 the Wet
InIiaiiaads, or any of thotc places lns+ts-d with
shcfs levers. d.. Hunter has every p@AiDlc fsa-
Ion, thar can reiult from long and sxFenise expe'
r;ence, for believing thar iole OF racle pills,
taken once every fourteen days, during the pre-
valrncc Of our fall levers, wil prove an intalibe
preventative, and that, if taken IN the early Hages
of thelc fevess, their ufc will very generally suc-
coed in seifofing health. and frequently in cafes
.EtlEtmE0
80. comedies
~, r. .ls.r. ,,;,ts :. ,srf.s,v m;ld.
may be ufsd with iaiely By perfons IN every iItua-
zion and Of evsFy age.
10 5ekly times and places 4 dofs ihonld De taken
onte ivI'a's"s' a"u = :
bend pcrionai danger, once week.
Dblervc that The ligna,uEes OF Meats, nos.
c,olx.. al O. !, sfsSrd ~ each box. githous
$500. 800 ,b<y ara 10, genuine.
"AlSh 'batN - S''~5 ?
Ma ~ iNa9sts ,.c.....,- .....:,
rs = nocnte ne rcgfetsa pus lh0''lu.An'y $3.50
THAI many psrkns q bsh es ars qc'erIcu iso'
iRg into the meFfed Rate ~ ceret nnrlnieIes, Wf'Su
eeaer Sr6ids them od''slse and mere arg nov iem
wno 0slng arsAsy marssa az =,
want q fhoe tender P'egss o M, -.
which pplasisin TINS MaEe =
IL has been entertained oeyeno e0u0. sIi.
hances are cccsI so ~ essssi OF paSe'1
wsa'sis IA si.er rex az = eqa@ly
rms sr 7 t .h oalS rssy ; p M tbsy