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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

This Medicine ha, received the spproha,;ou nj
reiprct7blc gentlemen in every icuation II, tie ard
in al parts Of the it-d States: il has Good the
ten o. az fcass ez.eaiyc crusrienc-, aud l. f. be.
hc'sd on good Eroeui,, tnat early rwo Hundred
Ih'uani pesfon, n. " received benefit ,herelrop,
from The in,sn; % he aged ~ both feze,, and
un1er every circum}ance and notw,thRandipg
n attempts Of icverll euvisu' rerious {, inooie
eonn' e-siis on che public. ye, the vreCen, demand
Tor Hamilton Worm D,1roying Lozcnp,, /,
much greater rhsr It has been at any former ne
rod an q Is probable that no advsitifsd medic
cine ever seluirei an equal reputation
u Is no '0conhie 5agic evidence Of the u,iitv If
ou' remedies, that during che above period. M.
mefous limitations Of every article (the produ ion,
o' ignorance aud nesperie1-s. urzed by engy and
Pen'ryJ nave irtrided on che public. iesn dav
avg men PeriiNci--Uthcrsno ruc-sed ,henn. thirb
~ IKE manner are an defending 70 q. he tooos
OF che Cepuets," while our remedies become NOR
''ne'ai NED and acquire daily 1eserion Of well
earned celcbri,y
To prove t'he impof,ions Of worth !efs or Ian.
gsFou' prfp''a'ions, prchlfers are rcoueaed %
remember fh't an engraved label. vy;,b N.
h{uature Of Richard Ice 20 eouns-ffsit which +.
.7rr~ ts 'r.3 % cscb of tive verr;p4 -,-el:,;s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

READY MADE PENS
fsr sais aft-is o.fss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-06

the position Of the ground, several rising
banks and hills are chesen As points Of de-
fence; and clretdag as well as rectangular
structures present themselves; which are
connected by long CHAINS ot works OF vali.
Gus Lengths from hall d mile 10 mile.
1t is remarkable that the communication
is preserved and sally Ports. open covered
by interior breast works, adjoining the
neighboaring springs; The Sides OF the hills
form natural talns or gla.is to the gene
raj range Of the works, aud a covert way is
cut from each of the sally ports TO the
springs. In one point whefs there is a
spring somewhat distant from the main for
tress, a.smali fortress appesrs--the SIZE Of
the greater NAV be conceived ~ shat OF the
less, which forms paraitelogran Of Coz by
351 feet. hesides OF some Of ihe squares
are from 1000 10 1000 feet. And one Of
the communications extends 10 the distance
of 1864 feet.
One of the most extraordinary OF the
discoveries OF these antiquities, is what we
call a turnpike road, formed Of stone;
which issues from one of the sally posts OF
the greater notifications more than GOT
wide and has been traced to the extent OF
5 miles from the works in good order.
Twenty miles above the greater torti6ca-
ton OF the same river is another series Of
works, upon similar principles. There
are DO bitches to any, but great ingenuity
is perceptible in the choice OF positions and
the application Of art to the line Of apparent
defence.
A Mr.. Ludlow founa In one ofthe works
an iron ball of7o pounds wcigot, which has
thrown great difficulty in the way Of eaqui-
~. MAY it not have been adventitiousIy
placed there? Or does it belong to the an
cient works?
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-06

.,,;ssn has d rigai to BE- elecsed e
i No co.. ~ n have an equal right TO the Of
bSssii ~ .shis, they are elected or appoint
les to W. -, rest Sns and limitations
fosd 8 ! = rap;d rotation ef e8fes eengsai0l
The na, a,,r-.,,ial 10 those whoare out Of Of
It's us w,sa to ret in, and greatly stlnu-
fes ap w ambitious views; but u Is use-
is susl when it elevates better men IN
OFF u those who are dropped out Ct OF
f4 :. M, It not Be usefaL 7phsn the places
bal -" .s%o are drebbc2, are sappAea nth
H. s afsglai falralts ar6'''fesrlfy
Isas'. . 1of the reasons are; It VII excite
i .;,;on. and Increase the fegments
'is nrrcede and attend elections; it will
fnl S., fotsice Insecure, and not worthy the
'l Mon Of good men, or the pains OF ac-
Piiy nae the necessary qualifications OF OF
a an1 i viii deprive the State Of the be-
.et of long experiences, Willeh' LII alaiio
b State. is of greater Importance than IN
[oost other concerns.
Pfis not the STATE Concerned IN training
!, mqag Of its citizens far public emplsy-
' rSe difficulty is, if ambition is stimu-
Id bv so powerful an incentive, more
H. enough will be trained up tor such
[nrl,yments; and the State would be bet
L. served, ifthe surplus had turned their
Eaeotion to other useful objects, and such
/, might equally crafty the most towering
kabtoa.
| Ni!la9t a rapid rotation Of o26ice give to
!. 5u5Ec missionaries h0eiy Sel'se'of thar
ls5,ndeace on the people,
twill; bat thr leaving out OF office such
/ 1y as misbehaue or are less Competent,
A7i sufficiently do this; all beyond it.,
GEMS no better than an arbitrary exercise
kfpower.
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Congress Of ibe Jtutfcn egtateS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. March 9.

DIR. Mitchill made report, concluding
with resolution for the appointment Of a
committee to enquire into the expectancy
of fixing standard Of weights and mea-
suros.
Agreed to.
The resolution fixing the period for the
Adjournment of the two Houses was taken
up.
Mr.. Nicholson moved a postponement
Of the further consideration until this day
week; which was disagreed toby Yeas and
Nays--ty7ea 52-Nsys 60, when, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. J. Clay a posrponement was
made to Monday. Ayes II.
The bill providing for the civil expence
of the. government of Louisiana, approPri-
ating 2o,ooodollars, having passed through
the committee Of the whole, was ordered
to a third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. Thomas observed, that some time
ago, when resolution proposing an a.
mendment to- the constitution designating
the persons voted for as President and
Vice President was before thar House, a
motion had been made and repeated, to
consider at the same time, another reeolu-
ton, proposing an amendment dissrictng
the states for the choice Of electors of Pre-.
sident and Vice President; at that time,
although he was decidedly in favor Of a.
mending the constitution SO as to direct
the states to be districed for the choice OF
electors BY the peopl@, ne opposed these
motions because he was against blending
the two amendments in one proposition, he
considered that each ought to stand on its
own merits, but as the one designating the
President and Vice President, has been
agreed to, and sent out to the states and
which he was happy to hear had been gene
rally appreciated BY the state Legislatures,
he now wished to consider the other pro-
position, and IN order TO try the sense OF,
the House whether they would take it up
this session or not, he moved that the re-
solution proposing an amendment TO the
constitution, distrlcting the states for the
choice Of electors Of President and Vice
President, be committed to the committee
of the whole House on the state Of the u
MON.
Motion lost.
After tr- transaction Of much subordi-
nate business, the house adjourned
-
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aitraaorta DatIp zunsrttser.
TUESDAY, March s.
IMPEACHMENT
Holm PICKERING.
IMPEACHMENT

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'sa' ssas - = IL Ia ~.
inPSasled Oy tbs tianie Of Representatives,
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~ Lsg;shJ 1vc ~ -.
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$ 81 o,a,,.. - s',te"' = -. s"l - -.
ii. f..ra 49,. $3.50. = GO" y '''s oe'a'S
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IS, eya.it,, wi.o-T.s &C.
Aad taat h. = .otbo<;r.l - 3;..a -. -,
gr-as of h M fbst go, "a; $, :" ., ="
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Hh'tSt Pu5p.ls.
Asa !. rxpeor.s ee;,,, .oas- 49, -.fal,
F'0, slsr beine ara aliow.f' b. ne p,el;dls,, &c
Is Sennc hli be p4i3 by ,bs fsere1ary ant 81
p lcl a,srop ,s,rd - des.,v he c,,o,,, o.,,t
EEFSf'ntes Q. both scot.s Of ccaoreC.
9etysUsg rb,s = gV ~
ri. noaa, , o,,lock , ~ &. l.o.a 80
NJ executive buanefs d he Ssans : -, 49,.
and ia, che soaf, of i.nss,cIt1rs,s "a, ,beo
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public Sale.
Ten Dollars Rew0rd.

RAN AWAY from the Sobfcdber's Pisnisti-
on, in Stafford County, yeGeiday NOTING,
negro man named
JERRY.
Ec IS about feet 10 les hiSll ard remark alis
black. H,sciothcs were long blcc pea j5cNc,
blue trowier; and tafred csnvais hat. | tought
nm Of MIR. Fuftney in Alexandra, ab2et ah.et
pacc inppoft he IS now lurking. TIE above
reward viii be given if taken cut of iAie2sodtia
County, or Fivr D5hqrs ii taken Within tie
lame and lccu.cd in Inc AicxanlyiA Jail.
HIM. Patte3Jon.
March s. eos
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March s..
Not1ce.

Whereas my wife has left my houfe
without Proyocanon, do hereby caution ali per-
fops from lerang her have any thing on my ac-
count, as 4 viii pay no debts Of hsr contratsin5.
I. JofcpIl Huber.
Dumsrie., March 2 1904.
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G4H
Feb.

IN ban5uance of tic left VAL and
l1qam>nf f he lair Ro5trf Barba1, fecfgitd.
4oM be sffrtd for Sale az sbe Plantation q0bsrr
be ,cfaed, N Staf5rd CoSnty, es IKE aofk day
Of Mqreb xexf, .t.Jair, etberqoye lie nsxt far
dqr,
All the Perilhable Eaate Of the Eaid
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-06
Iohn NJ. Daniel,
Benjamin James,
Executors.
das
Feb. %.
FOR Sale or Rent.

For Sac or Ken.
A coavenienttwo story brick house, cora
pletey flushed, situated On WaIcr steer, be-
sveeo Kus 4nd PsjGce Sreets-Immediate pos
session w;il be given. Apply 20
JO9EpHRlDDIE.
Nav. 80. -
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Buchan,
CONSISTING or


The toek of h5rtes, cattle, filcep and hogs the
plantation uteniis, houiehoi and kitchen tuini-
turs, and comfortable collection of books, ca
divinity ana bi&ofy, ard ea4ys, moral ard poi,i-
cal. For al! fams over ten dollars, credit OF fix
months will be allowed, ;he Pnfchaler giving bcrS
with approved feeugity t0r all urdsr CATH VIII
be required. The prewesy rot TO be delivered
till the terms are ccmplsd with.
And at the fame time and place, viii be fol8
on credit of one ard swo years,
The l0nded Efate
of the faid deceafd confirming ahUut $40 seres.
This land lies on the main ron OF Potomac Creek,
foue miles fom Falmouth, ard about the Fame
d,ltance from Stafford Conrt Houf, II IS wei
timbered, and corGdefable poPoruon OF ne
cltred land IS proGn.aiye lew ground, Amost-
gage on tl@ permits, tege'her with good per-
ioaal f-eurry vii be reqaifed.
Al o-ilons having claims agan't iald eltats
are ea,ncaly reqaeGca 10 e>hi5it rhesn IS loon as
poaible, legally authrntieaed; ana thcie lndeb1-
ed. TO make payn1eat 10 one Of tbe lu5ictibrra.
All thafc who have Book borrowed ct TIA
The decealed, axe leqacNed 90 feturn them "a
loon as poaioe.
John M. DaaieIls
Benjamin James,
Executors.
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Some very extraordinary antiquities have
lately beer. discovered on the banks of the
little Miami river, state Of Ohio. They
consist Of structures bearing every evil
dence OF an acquaintance with the arts of
civilization and Of science, and from their
great extent leave littleroom for enquiry as
TO the ancient state of this continent which
sets aside all former hypothesis.
These works, considered as military for
tifcations, are not confined to one position,
nor to that rude uniformity which distin-
gai8hes the works Of unrefned nations.
The principal course of Notifications
which are situated few miles from the
Ohio, arecomposed ola number Of squares
and oblong communications, adapted to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-06
TUESDAY January, 3, 1901.

The houtc went into a, committee Of the whole
Mfr. c. Smith ii the chair-on the bill ma
King appropriation for the military feryice for the
year 1904.
The bill, being reported, was Immediately Ia
kemp by the houfr, and after being amepd d, was
ordered 70 be epgroatd for a third reading to
uorr0y.
Dr. Mi,chill, after taking an intcreaing view
# the heavy impoi! ions aid on American ye{e.s.
entering Brnfh ports (which we fhal detail
aercaiteT) oGe.ed the following relolusion
Rof5lvcd that the committee OF Commerce. ans
manufactures be directed 10 enquire into the ex
,ediency of laying and co'it6tng a tonnage do.
~ on foreign {hips and vtacis, entering the ports
md hagbours OF the United States, as AN squiva.
emf for the advantages fuch ihipsur veiols derive
rom tie light houfcs they PATS inwards and our
yards and to report their opinion thereon 81 bill
ii otheIwfe.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. fIuger, from ihe c@mmttee appointed on
he 7sth OF November, 10 whom was referred
he report of committee made at the lait efion
IN that part of the MeGage Of the Preiident Of
he United States, which relates to the folferinq
ST the 6heries in the United States, with infruc.
sons to enquire what msalures are nccefafy for
the encouragement OF the whale and cod f;fheries
,sade detailed report, concluding with refoa.
Sion, that there be paid on e4eh ION OF yee!s EN-,
p9yea N Inc Wnale fiheiles cents for each
voyage, provided that greater fun than
collars hall not be paid for each yeGel.
Reierfedto acomm,sec of the whole on Mon
lay next.
Mr.. Lelb o4sIed the following rtGolu.ion
Reioiyed that the Secretary Of the NAVY j
report 10 this hcuie, aatement of all the moo;e.
advanced Tor the pay, cloathing, lublGsnce and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-06

Contingencies az tic cofps nf Marines, from TIE
ine of The Organization and eeablihm.nt Of
thar corps 10 the cioe of rhelalt year, exhibiting
the dates,of Tie advances and TO whom made
ALTO an account aanding generally under each head
of expenditure afolefaid, wien and by whom and
what amount Of mouey he's been accounted for.
aud Glewing the balances, ii any. now in advance
and not accounted for.
Agreed 10 wittout diyGor.
Mir. Kennedy called up his refoiution, preicrh.
ing thar the funs received in the polss Of the U.
statue, ior The selef and maintenance of iick and
,d;abled feamcn. be expended in the diRrids
wherein trey are collected. and that the lu,plus
be placed for ceraia putPolts uader the dirsstioo
Of the Ptcfdcnt.
Referred 20 committee of tie whole on Moa-
day.
Mf. Clay obferyed that considerable injury
had accrued 10 the United States from the ex8,og
proyions of the rcgenuc laws, in cafes wherein
they were nfyatled. He therefore moved the iol.
loving fe(uuticn
Rslolvxd, That fetfons guilty of crime, srifine
IN CIR The revenue laws of the United STATES, or
mourning fines or forielturca by breaches OF the
faid laws, may be profecuscd, tried and ponifh.a
at aay time within FIVE years after the time OF
committing the offence or nearing the fine or
forfeiture any provlion or law to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Refered 20 the committee Of ways ADD means.
The houle went into committee Of The whole
{Mr. V4r1pm n The rhair) on The bill 10 allow
drawback of duties on GOODS, wares and mcr.
cllandifc tranlpofeed BY land, in cal.s therein
mentioned.
The committee, after fome difeuaon Of th.-
bill, role ard obtained leave to iii again.
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PARIS, October 20.

Bonepatte, FifR Coufol Of The Republic, de~
cfeesss follows Cigizras Boiflcl Dqbniaon, and
Maillatd, the former OF whom retired into the
country, and the latter offered his rcGgn2tioa
while the enemy was IN Gght, are deprived Of
their Offices, face towards cannot be pernitte,lto
renain at The head Of luah commune as Gran
vile. The mioRcr Of the INFERIOR is charged
with the execution of The prefent arrcttc.
BONAPARTE.
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Eablsf aaR.

On Friday the 9th Of January next,
a ii. &c o'clock ia che afternoon, vail Dc iatd
81 nc la.e dwelling hoase of D. Graham. Wa.
srf Hsres,
large boiling Of unlimited Soap,
sss... IS ,sslsrhe lseials OF Soap and Candle
lssssssasstias and ttvs5 franklin Stoves, &c.
P. g. MARS TELLER.
Dec. 40
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sraakinc OF treaties without limitation OF
power; for. on every subject in which that
power is called to act, it must act on It's
own responsibility. Our government is
indeed the government OF the people; the
constitution s.the Instrument OF their choice
--it IS that instrument that grants the pow
er [ contend for, and which says that the
President shall have power, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate, to
make treaties, provided two-thirds OF the
Senators present concur. his power then,
sir, passes out of the hands of the people
bytheir consent, and is vested for the time
limited BY themselves, and until the peril
cd they have chosen ferthe free exercise of
their elective rights shall return. On the
ground ofeypediency little need to be said,
and hope gentlemen viii excuse me if |
again repeat desire to know the extent Of
heir objects, when they so loudly clamor-
ed for war. Were i as suspicious as them
selves, / might readily indulge belief
from the present state Of things, that they
wished to check the rising growth OF the
western people, by getting them into a
war, make thema handsomebow and leave
.lhem to fight their battles.
But happily our treaty secures us against
al such apprehensions, and hope we shall
pass the bill now before YOU, as necessary
I for carrying into effect the conditions ofour
treaty with good faith.
The gentleman from Delaware, (Mr.
Whitley should have stated me more corr
rectly, he should have said that contend
ed that ifhls favorite plan ofrecessiontook
place, that the power to whom the recessi-
on was made would intice our citizens by
every means, and by the very means that
the gentleman seems to wish to put In their
power to settle westof the Missippi; that
In an event like that we might as well pass
laws to prevent the fish from swimming up
the Chesapeake, as to prevent our ciuzens
from migrating to that country and a.
gain warn gentlemen of the dangerous ten
dency of such recession, and assure them
thar am not among those that believe chat
France, Spain, or even the British 60
vernment would govern that county more
to our interest than we shall do, nor do
credit doctrine SO absurd as to believe the
people Of the western country will abandon
their interest and prostitute their honor to
create dangers SO imminent, as the gentle
man from Connecticut, MIR. HillhouseN
seems to apPrehend, and who is SO fearful
ofthe day in which the western people shall
give laws to the union, but if ever it should
50 happen | hope they will be at least as
just and salutary as they were when that
honorable gentleman and his friends form.
ed the political majority in this house.
The question was .hsn taken on the pas
sage of the bill, and carried in the atirma-
tive.
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Anderson,
Bailey, Baldwin, Bradley, breckenridge,
Grown, Butler, Cooke, Condit, Dayton,
Ellery, Franklin, Jackson, Logan, Ma
clay, Nicholas, Olcott, Plumer, Potter,
Israel Smith, John Smith, Stone, Taylor,
Worthington, Wright-26.
NAYS-Messrs. Hllhouse, Pickering,
Iracy, Wells, White-5.
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Js1aary5.
Ra22azp0g

On The night Of the 6fa init. from the fch'rs
4VtSiosy, wirhher beat, three feamen, viz.
KUEE2f HINSON, AZ years Of age s feet
"a inchss high, dark hair ana complexion.
JOHN rAl'MT 10 years Of age, $ fees9}}
iacAes hlghs fslF eonPIcxisa, lisht hair and BIKE
eyes.
A9RAAf CHA E, 81 years Of agc, teet
81 inches high, ofdask complexion, Drown hair
and blae eyes.
Whaever will app,ehend or give information.
<of theft dsfeftefs, % that hey may be anpre
henici, w:H be haniloms'y rewarded by Mr.
Jeremiah Williams, Of SEQ. Town.
Samuel Silveffer,
Mister Of tie Gar Victory Of Geo. Tom.
JansS. a3l+
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For Sale,

Oneafy ,rrras3 = LOT of GROUND on ST.
Afaph, near Pence fsreet, in fhe town of Aiexan-
sdria, on which isa convenient brick building now
in the tenure OF Mr.. PLuMB, in my abience
application Tray be made to MIR. JOHN Lone
DIN, who wiiIihew The psem;Sss and m Ike known
the terms.
MUNGo DYKES.
february $. cog
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Daar.ay asssai oltes.

&C. Tie Alexand1a Dancing At
felnDiies zDlI commence on Thurlday
tie 18th DAY d January, 1901, At
EasIbg's Hotel. Sub}crl6tr5 are re
gasl q 70 ray their Saberipii0ns e Mr..
Gully Trsafarsr.
The Managers.
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TO RENT.
N0tsce as heYsbv gaUen,

To the Creditors Of James M'Do-
rald Banksupi that his final certificate OF DIFF
charge, viii be granted on Mondaythe 10th of
January III. at 10 o'clock AN. at the court
noaie for tie county Of Warrington, in The DIFF
tritt Of Columbia, unlsis cause be then and there
sihewn tothe contrary.
WILLIAM OR ANCH,
llf7aant fridge IF tbs Cueait Carr IF The
Dg9ria Of Columbia.
sTanrary Ath IScA ct
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il abLlG Ealg.

1t 10 o'clock on Moaday 9th init.
vii 81 - 81 tne blouse q Daaiei Douglass
sssSssea Ill his HOUSEHOLD and III Tell.
e 81 8 L 81 7 IRE,
CONSISTING CT
Mahogany Tables. Delks and Blu
rraa, Eeads ADD Bssdssssds, Chafs, emma, &c.
ALSO
& riding Chair and Hor(e, a guam
usy 81 Pi4ek, Scanning, Shingles, and seven
T. PATTEN.
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For Sale.

Ten acres of LAND in Fee Simple,
on the h;slnear Col. Peyton' s-aiso small hoslss
and lot on w ashington street, between King
THo's PATTEN.
Ianaasv 5, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-06
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18
Wheaton's Iaundice Birters.

THE fuceel.iu Effects Of which have been fully expert
eneed. in correcting and carrying off jsundcy aud
bilious matter from the iicnac and at the fame tim.
ere"g heong the onach, ncreadns the apP-t'te and
moving the inking, faint, dGreed feeling and the spy
dun hsavncfs rcitorng ao, nrtrs'h the weak and
trembling nb, removing the yelo~n-is o.
,uud'ey and weakly peoples and alto the dz-
zpe ot head and weakness OF fight. They are very ue
fu for feanen to take af,ru when fea particularly
warm climate prefervave seaina diiorders 70 INCL
dent to fch climates (Which generally pptrd and hl
iious) nv removing obarulion carrying Oft bic and civ
ing a tree circulation to the blood -Psr " pr bos.
Also. .WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT.
fate and efesc remedy for the lrCH-P, 0psr box