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w. WEATHERBURM.
ours. &c.

Ioha Hoover, rope maker, South Second lrees. be-
Mlry and Chrean areets, Philadelphia, voluntarily
ly maketh oath as follows, namely,
That his wife, Mary Hoover, wastofeyerely ata a
ed with violent rheumatfni, very dangerony ituated
the confequcnce of ievere cold after lying in be
eonhned TO her bed for yera weeks aud was at length
reduced to the melancholy apprehension of ren,aining
cripple for life, Notwithstanding the mott respectable me-
deal advice was followed, and every probable remedy
attempted when feeling feveral cafes of cures performs
ed by Hamion's Eaence and Extract Of Muaard, they
procured from Mr. Bireh, No. ~, South Second
Rrees. The FRI apPeationenabled her to walk aerof
ht room, aud the NE Of bottle reored her TO kei
uiaal tate Of health and arength
JOHN HOOVER.
Sq0orn AID ls6itri6ed before
EBENEzER FEkcusoN, Efq.
e~s Of tts is6icss Of tie peace fer Ps'G.
delpdia comfy.
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Terrible IYaCtOratton ! !! !!
A PoRTrcAL PErIrloa agslnh ;sALvANIzINe
TkUMpERY, and the PERKlNIsTlc lNSTI.I
TUITION:
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: Landsn,
=" By CHRIsrogHER CAusTIcX, M. D. A, 5. S.
Fellow Of the Royal College of Physicians, Aberdeen,
and honorary Member OF no lels than nineteen very
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The object Of this Poem is to promote the bsit
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politicians, and other ciolias of the day, and to
giue more esteg6vs publicity to luch Inventions
improvements, and other exer,ions of the human
mind as deferve to be patronifed by the commu'
atty.
Tn. author propoles to enlarge the work, by
the addition Of fuch matter as he prelumes WA
be found mott Immediately inter.tlng to !he
American public, and hopes his efforts to 'in.
prove the plan and execution Of the Poem, WIZ
b. thought in fome mesfure worthy OF the favor
able reception with which IT has already S'eD
honored in Europe asd in America.
,er The above work will be Publilhsd oy the
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lbioIuteIy uhFtI@HoIH Al
Nervous DIforders,i
Confumptions,
Lownefs Of fpirits,
LET'S of appetite.
Imsarity Of the blood,
Hyfterical affections,
Inward weakncGes.
Seminal weaknefiss,
Fluorbus (or whitesl
Rarrenneis,
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Valuable Medicines,
az TAKE NoTlcE

Thar :. Ksanesy, fen. is apps'stfa rec oS., sefa'
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,.A. Containing directions how TO roaa, boz; and
drefs to perfection, every thing reeeaary 20 be iet
up to liable. 80, %sst
I'D. Directions for Soups. Brc;hs, Psddings, Pies.
Graves, Sauces, Haes, Frieagees, Ragosts, ricling
Cakes, Jellies, Prcfsrying, Sc. Sc, With modera
bill of fare far every monfh:in the year. =
There is work this fubied more complete than
the above. 1t is ALTO the nof modern the Edition
from, which til, was taken, wa. pabhed in London,
May 1904. and contains all the improvements in the
art up TO that time, leaving oat many fuperaouops
dimes, and fubaitutipg others more ufefnl.
T)eecaksr 70,
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A
Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Has-
ford road ten miles from Baltimoe began about twenty
months ago to De grievoufiy afflicted with tape worm,
which increafed a in ize and rength 10 to excite
the noh horrd ieniato1is by his writing motions and
ntolerabIe palms, rcfembng the gnawing andtearng OF
his bowels which deprived him OF his neceiary ilecP.
and caued ueh dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
cevea but BY one in fmiiar tuation appetite wan
cd rapidly, and with that his Arepgh TO that he was
unabic 20 attend TO any bufinefsewhen ne heard OF
fome, excellent cures performed by Hamiltons worm
lozenges he took large dofe, which brought away a.
bout FOUR YARDS of the worn, lnow IN the pot
elton of Lee. < CO.. but renewal of his pains foon
couviaced hin, that this monlrous septe had recovered
its fira vigor-Application made Lee & Co. tor
more Of their medicine, with their advice, from which
reuted the total cxpuion of his formidable enemy IN
(cvera pieces, which he 4uppoed 10 be SIX or lG1
YARDS more. A few months have ince elapfed, and
MIR Fuller rs now in perfect health The above facts
are wclEknown TO numerous circle OF his neighbors,
and h;nielf vii! crafty any who may with to make
further inquiries ON the lubea Although Harniltons
worm ozenges produce iuch powerful effects, then
n@ceary, yet they perfectly innocent and mild IN
their operation the hGnan body even taken III large
dofes as Mr. Fuller will tey--their particular mild
pefs abundantly evident i'll nnumerabe curesof IN
fants
Communicated by Dr.. JOHN Sbangier, 1o,k tsuua,
PesaJy!veata.
Letter from rhe reverend Mr. JOHN MOTHER
n,;nifter of the Moravan church, in York town.
York, Jans9y 4tb, 1909.
DEAR SIR,
DR.. Haniil,ons lozenges have been recommended TO
me as very adequate for the cure of children
afflicted with worms, procured box for the ufe of
my family, to try whether by means of this medicine
might be enabled to gain point, which, TO aceon,-
piih, different other means had proved abortve My
sldct BOY had very fckly appearance, very ret
lets nghf grew ieaner from tinc to time in hort,
he fcsed be in preearious fate oil health, which
would yield to none of the medicines adminilered,
unti gave him doies of lozenges agrecsby to the
directions, which carried off ipbaance5to all appear
anee arnere mucIs but upon elofe nipe&ion quite re-.
peied with very imali living animals Net one Of that
Tort of worms which uuay aaIia children came from
him. Since that period he grew remarkably better n!
heash, and though lean, has got atref and lively COM
pexic. Upon different occatons. have nfed this me-
dicne as pprgng ubGitute, and found it to ani'ser
exceedingly WELL without bringing on belly ache, or
any other dagrecabc enfaoas, 10 atsn eeeaii"ned by
purging medicines. Upon the whisa'f Judge this me-
dcine to be- bedes its main Object one of the mott
alutary means for retorng loa appetite and promoting
prspcr Rate Of dgeaon, by carrying eff that bilious
fabaance which engenders 70 much indpoiisior both
among children and adults.
/ am, Sir, your mea obedient fcrvant,
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Violent cramps in the
flomach and back,
!, Indigestion,
Melancholy,
Gout in the fomAeh,
Pains in che limbs,
Relaxations,
involuntary cuimons,
obltinate elects.
ImpoteneY, &c. &c.
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FehruaryI7.
FOR SALE,

FOX SHLE,
An elegant three lory Brick Houls,
on the corner of King and Columbus fIset', ~. no
occupied by Mr.. 5sbn Ro6trtt. 90 49, ~. IN
NEGROES or GROCERIES Will DC faren =.
parr payment. For terms apply to Col. Sl" s
D,n,ah, or TO the fubfcrlber in the e''5 V
Warrington. ar,
February 70.
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10 cafes Of extremity, where The long
bRnacy OF dals his brought on gsaeIa, h PSbee
I fraSe. and waiting of the Aei which no nouriin
meat or cordial could repairs perseverance IN the ule
Of this usdicae has performed the 'ois atonrhiNs
- cures.
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a. r E NJ o VA [.
N @ T I C E.

John HoyGutgh g Robert Calder
LAVE entered into partue.a,ip and removed
4 1 to the Store corner of King ard IsyaI
fiseets, where they have have fer Sale a general
aacrtncnt of DRY GOODS, and d,ily syp,A \
further lppiy.
Horlburgh e Calder.
April :. dsw
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CASES, OF CURES
By Hanllton's

WOPM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
(Srlel7ed from fh.fyaads1 the aat6snt'e'y q
Gvbicb ant peyion my aler,taia e'tbf, BY fsfe'
or fsyoaal @fpAieafio1.
L A P x. w OR M.
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Now printing IN Philadelphia,
AT THE LORENZO Pass,
Undty The x(psaion Of The Autbar, III a Gn, o.. j
tavo Volume, qund Plats sxrta,ed BY hs6f
Artjas in Ameriea, nr7u and Iblt21ia Edit.
on, much enlarged, Of a POEM, entitled
Modern Phllolophy;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
I WISH TO HIRE,
January 2.

TWENTY-FIVE or fbirtr likely a{7i4,r Ney-O
Men 70 ssort TIE Ma1cbrRer Twab;&s
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ATTIRE tj'7l. erbo 7vi@ 10 6;rr they qviR zUors nm
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qoi& to rent ne Hope uozv Ire in. 10 q
careful mar II is one amone TIE GcR ParA5 in
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gvifb n lite care.
Dee. 81. ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
THIRTEENTH BULLETIN FROM THE
GRAND ARMY.
HAAc, 6 Brumaire, (as osober. ,

"o' y ia kZo oCtOOcT.l
Martial Bernadotte's army left Munich on
the 4th Brumare.--It arrived on the 9Th at
Waiier,uck, on the Inn, and went to Alien
markt for the night; fix arches Of tbr bride.
were burnt. Count Manucci, Col. in the b.
varian army, went from Roth to Rofenheim.
He ALTO found the bridge burnt and the enemy
ON the other Gde. Af:er frnart cannonsde.
the eIiemy quilted the right bank. Several
French and Bavarian battalions pa(Ted the Inn.
and on the 9th of Noon both the bridges were
completely repaired; Colonies Morio & Som;s
of the Engineers ufed the greateft activity in re.
pairing the faid bridges. The enemy has been
clofely purified iince we have been able to pats
I've have made 50 prifoners from this rear
guard.
Marlhal Davouft with his divifiop left Frev-
ing on the 4th, and on the 9Th was at Null.
dorf; the enemy defended the righ. bank. where
they had erected batteries very advantareoulv
fituated. The bridge was tenoiifbed in fuch
manner as to require comfortable la5our to
repair IT. On the 9Th at noon part of MARTIAL
Davouf's divifion had paHed.
Prince Murat has caufed a brigade of cavalry
to pats the bridge of Muhldorf, he has had III
bridges Of Getting and Marekh repaired, and
has palIed them with a part Of his re(erve.
The Emperor has repaired in perfon to Haae.
Marihal Sontsdiyiion is under arms bevond
Haag; gen. Marmont's divilion remains this
night at Wibibiburg that of MARTIAL New at
Land!berg; that Of MARTIAL Lannes on the
road from Landihut tn Brannau; all the intel.
ligcnce that we have concerning the ENEMY.
itates that the RufIian army is rctreating.
1t has rained coniiderably al dav the whole
country htnated between the Ifer and the Inn
prefents only one continued foreit of Pirs, a
! country very aerile. The army has had great
rea(on to he pleafed with the eagernefs and zeal
of the inhabitants Of Munich in fiiopvinp !,
with the necefary provifons.
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th4w.
EDUCATION.
December i2

I uRlNG the enfring year Richard M. Secar
- will purue the proe-fEo7al in1rutfion of youth
a: col VIM. Segar's, Middiefex His courie of in.
Hrueti"n will comprehend Englih Grammar, Latin
Geography. Hi'iory, Eucids Elements, EIocution
poos-iscepng, Reading Writing and Arithmetic
Fischarge for tuition will he twenty dollars per an
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to be paid as follow, viz. Frit quarter in advance
iecone quarter at the end Of half the ter and the
tier t~u quarters at the expratir Of the whole term
Zach boardcr mutt fnriiiih his bed aHd candles.
The renotenes OF this f,uatiou from every kind of
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reHrs who nty win place their fons under hi, tut
tim vii! make application The bcrber Or to col
". Sega-. IN Middeiex The lchool will CONF
Ei'ence On Moiday the 2orh Iauuary
RICHARD NJ. SEGAR
January Q. Th,2oJan.
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ELLIS & ALLAN

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---Yellow Ochse
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white Angola Hofe, very line
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Io
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NuM'sTR al

MsrftauSoisaa Count, Court, / .S Nsv. 1905.
IN CHANG ERT.
Leroy Ope, Complt.,
againif
Richard Moore. John Davis, Z D.e.
and William Pearfon. Oe'
HNHE Defendant, Richard Moore, not having en-
l. tered his appearance, and given fecurity accord
ing to the act Of Aaenby and the rne of this court
and it appearing the atsfaion of the COURT thai
he not inhabitant of this Fate, on the motion of
the complainant by his council: 1t is decreed and or
tered. that the ad defendant appear here the fr
day OF March court next, and anfwer the bill Of the
complainant and that copy of this order be forth
with inherited in fome public newfpaper pubIilhed in
the city of Richmond, for two months fucce(liyely
and another copy Pofed at the front door of the
Court houfe of this county And it is further order
I'd, that the defendants Davis and Pearo do not pay
away, convey or fecrete any money property they
may have belonging to the faid Richard Moore, Blu,
that they retain the fame in their hands, fubiea to the
future order of the court.
A Copy,
FLFM. BATES, en-. c.
December IL. (th 2n,)
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FOURTEENTH BULLETIN FROM THE
GRAND ARMY.
BRANsAu, sth Brumaire, oA. 80.

Martial Bernadotte arrived on the sth, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at Salfboura. The f.
lecfor had left it fome days free a body of 500
men, which was thcre, returned precipitately
the day before. The imperial head quarters
were on the 9Th at Haag, the 9Th at Mulsorf,
and the sth at Branniu. Mpfhal Dsvouft on
the 9Th fpent The day in repairing completely
the bridge Of Muldotff.
The iirf regiment of Chafrturs made fine
charge onthe enemy, killed + ore of men took
teveral prfoners. among whom is captain OF
Hundrs.
On the 9Th, Marhat Lannea arrived with
the light horfe at the bridge of Bsaanau iron,
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December l2. 9Th 9 N.Y.

No,fbma5f,L,nS County Cont, I2tL Nsy. 1905.
IN CH1fNCERT.
James w. Bail & Spencer Ball, Complts.
agaiuft
William B. Travers and Henryl D.f,,
Travers. Lei "'
II 'HE Defendant, William B. Travers, not having
4 entered his appearance, and given fecurty ac-
eordiag the aa Of AGembly, and the rule of this
court, and it appearing the fa,faion Of the court
that he isnos an inhabtant of this fate the mo-
t'on OF the eompainanss by their council is decreel
and ordered that the faid defendants appear here
the fri day of March next and anfwer the bill
OF the Compiainats and that copy Of this order he
forthwith iperted in fome public newspaper publied
III the city of Richmond, for months fuecelively
and another copy poaed che front door of the Cour,
hoae, OF this county. And it is further ordered that
the defendant Henry do Not pay away, convey or
fecress any money or property he may have belong
ing to the fad William B. Trav-rs, but that he re-
tain the fame in his hands, ubjet the future order
OF tive court.
A Copy,
FLEM. BATES, N. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
VII be S0, at Po7o51fm January court, 5ein, tbe
ISL, 10 tie bicbcE 6ipHer

VII be js0, at Po-o5Hm January court, Ieiu. ID.
15b, 10 tie bigb1F 5isatr.
a Valuable TRACT of LAND containing 1ooo
I acres, on Deep Creek, in the raid counrv, 81.
Their altogether. or in lots to fuit purchafers The
value of this Ind will be be known bv an accurate
view OF the d-ren, lots. which are attached rich
low grounds, WHICH will be fhevn by MIR. Hatcher,
on the prea!es, with whom is left plot, by late
urVey. There is good crop Of wheat fown thereon.
wev" likely hands viii Be hired. which are under an
over'eer' engaged FOR the enfuing year, with every
thin'; prepared for crop.
One fourt! o the Pucehsfe money will be required
on taking poiielion, and the remaiude- in three an
nual payments to carry intere from the date but
good bonds, properly fecured of re,en,s within the
ditritas of Richmond Petcrbnrgh, will b.. accep.
ed for the deferred payments.
WILLIAM MAYO.
Powhstan, Dec. p. S&Ttdf
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CVoIUMK @.

Land'hst. The bridge wa. cut down, he in.
family made 60 men embark in two boats
ne enemy Who were beiides purified by the
reierve OF Prince Murat, abandoned the CITY.
The hoIdnefs of the Caafeurs or the 18th con-
tnhutcd to precipitase their retreat.
The misunderstanding beeween th. Ruffiana
anu anitrians begins TO be obferved.-The
Knfiians pillage every thing. Their beR in.
formed officers well know that the war which
they make is impolitic, since they have no.
thing to gain from the French whom nature
mas htuated to be their enemies -.
brannan, as 1t proves, may be coniidered a.
one OF the handiomea, and mnft uiefui aconi6-
mons or the army. This place is furrounded
sy An enclofure with haGioas, draw BRIDGES.
haif moon and bitches full of water. There
are numerous magazines OF artillery md an in
good condition bat what will appear diff
cult to believe, it is completely provihoned.
4 here were found there $4,000 rationa of
bread ready to De diftributed, and more .haa
1000 lacks of -four; The artillery Of the place
commits of45 pieces of cannon, with fpare car
nages and mortars. furnifhet, with more than
10000 balls and hoHitzers. The Rufliaus left
there 100000 VT. of powder, great Quantity
or Cartridges, bullets, one thoufand fire'ocks,
and all the aores necciIay for fuHsnng a
grand fe'se. The emperor has appointed -
neral Lauriiton, who COM" r., -
s.'",' o. ptace, where he has easblirbed
the depot OF the head quarters of the army.
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ELEVENTH. BULLETIN OF THE GRANT
ARMY.
MUNICH, 9Th Rrnmairs. vesr1A

MUNICH, 4th Brumaire, vesrf4.
Inc Emperor arrived at Munich, the ed Bru-
MARE at 9 o'clock in the evening. The town
was Illuminated with great tate. A great Num-
Der ct pcrions had decorated the fronts of their
hon!es with embeins exprefIiye of their fent;.
ments. 'e''''
Cn me 50, IN the morning, the grand officers
OF me h'e@nr, the Chaniber'ains and gentlemen
OF ,he court, the minifters, generals, PRIV coun-
e,lorS' tne diplomatic body accredited TO his
r,ecorai h'ghneis, the deputies of the ffates of
Bavaria, and the magistrates of the civ of NJ,
mich. were prefented to his maiefty. who con
vertcd with them for a long time upon the eco
nomlcal affairs Of their country.
Prince Murat is arrived at Munich. He
exhibited prodgious activity in his expedition
He never ceafes prafng the valiant CHARGE of
the chafeurs of the imperial guard and of the
carabners. " '"-
A treaiure of 100000 forms fel, into ,be;r
power; they paiFed it without touching anv
part OF 1t, and continued to follow the enc.
my.
Prince Ferdinand was prefent at the Ian en-.
gagement, and made his efcape ON ho,C. be-
longing to- a Lieutenant of cavalry.
The whole towr of Nuremberph has ,v;tr.0.
ed the bravery of the French. great nnrke,
Of delertsrs and fugitives of the wreck ne ths
Auitrian army fill the province Of Franconi,.
where they commit the greateh ,lforder. All
the eremy's baggage has been taken.
In the evening the Emperor went n tn. tbs.
atre' where he was received with the fincere9
demonitrations of Joy ard gratitude.
| Teddy the Emneror, after Eeing MARTIAL
Soult,s army file off before him, hunted at MIN.
phembureh, The Electors country reat.
Every thing is in motion; our armies have
cronef nc iitr, and arc marching toward the
Inn, where MARTIAL BeTnldotte on the one fIc
general Mlrnoat on The other, and nsrai.
Davouft will be this evening.