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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

war or of commerce OF the en-
cmy, is 10 be treated as a prii-
oner Of war, and can have 10
protection Of the diplomalick
and commercial agents OF his
nation"
Other uniufifable innovations
or the law Of nations, and ex-
empliied 10 the decree of gen,
Ferraud, lately pafied At the city
Of ST. Domingo, a tranaation
If hich is annexed.
The irregular mode Of fearch
above delcFibed is alfo pradifed
by the cruiCers Of France and
Spain.
The cruifers Of the two lat
ter powers have harraAed the
co3me-ce OF the United States
in various other forms but as
it is not known, or believed,
that their conduit has been pre-
lcIibed or fan6tiohed by the pub
lie authority of their respective
nations, they are not conhdered
as falling within the purviev Of
the refoIution OF the Senate.
Ali which is RESPECTFULLY fubmitted.
JAMES NJ MADlSON,
Department Of State,
Jan. Is, 1906. )
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

Unned States, The pretended in
fuhs y 7br fyf example sftbsf in
reads sOas givr" BY fsVtraI 6msrisan
rifiasnr, who. in Augut, 1894, PEN
etrsted through the terretory Of Ba-
tsn Rouge, and aided by the broth
ers Kempers, and other malecsnterts
Of the Spanifh Gdes, made an at
temp, to iurPrile and render them
felves matters of the fort of Baton
Rsuge, and actually arretsd lome
magiaratts and and other Perfons Of
note.
Gu this fubieA | had the honor
of fpeaking and writing to you fir,
IN due time, but am hitherto
without the leaf anlwer. If
the feizine of .<msriean eitizen5 {" ear
oifizfa5 bave been isizrd" has any ref
eresce to the arref of the kempcrs,
/ muR in the 6ra place declare, that
according to my late information,
thefe Kempers are not Amerrcan citi-
is<ns, becaufe when they fettled the
Sraniih territory, they became fub-
Jet, of the king, and of courfe had
lot their rights as American citizens
and in the fecond, that the arreft
of theie perlons, according to . let
ter from Matches, Of the 9Th Oaos
Der laR, pubhlhed in the United
states Gazette, Of Philadelphia, was
sfeaed by negroes, mulattoes, and
American. citizens, who no doubt,
expected fonc recompenfc, deliver
ed them within the Spanilh lines,
from whence if appears, (ome Span
in foltiers took charge of them TO
condud them TO Baton Rouge. -
1t is true, that it has ALTO been
faid. that a part of a company of cav
airy, commanded by a certain capt.
tones. had entered another part of
he line, and 'condutted themlelye,
in violent and improper manner,
towards two families bat (hould
this account be true, can allure you,
fir, thar the government Of the Uni
red States lhall receive due fatisfac-
ton from Spain, the reputation of
whole government is too well eitab-
lifhed, 20 believe manner be privy TO,
or approve of acts, as far beneath
its character, as as they are ufcleiS in
their effects, incidents Of this ma
ture often happen on the frontiers of
every country, and they only deferve
attention when they receive the fanc-
tion of the government of the ag-
erefors, or when in fuch cafes, due
fatisfact ion is refuled.
| have gone over, ffeP by ltep, the
article of the Prefident's mcdagc,
which relates to Spain; and | have
endeavored 10 prefenr with candour
and truth, atho in n cnrfory manner,
whatever may give correct ideas on
its nature and tendency. Having
fulfilled this duty Incumbent on my
fituatior, permit me to offer YOU, fir,
the fentineuts of high consideration,
with which / have the homer TO be
Ell MARQUES DE CASA YKUJo.
fameS Madi5or, ESg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
%ocGgla saeWg.

BrIt;D,1re Eeb

L'S.tENfofc1 LfU' r
Capt. Fierce, Of the inp Harriet,
arrived lat evening from Batavia po-
litely furpifhed US at a late hour,
through the hands Of an obl!ging
commercial friend, with the London
Sun Of the I'd Dec. put in his Pof-
fclIion by the captain Of the Britiih
Barbados packet, Windfor Cattle,
which he fpoke on his paaAge- con-
tanning the following highly imPor-
tant itatement Of the EgmRg Of a )fp-
arGte Treaty bGtqoeen the Emperor Of
Frame aud huGyia, andtr The rvaA5 Of
VIfHRaz
The latenefs of the hour we recci-
we'd the paper, has obliged US to con-
Rne our extracts to the annexed ar
ticlcs until cur next publication.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
Connre6S.

~ SENATE, JAN. %, 1906.
ST. DOMINGO TRADE.

81, DOMINGO IR3DE.
Mr.. Logan presented new draft Of
the Bill on the subject Of the trade to
81. Domingo.
81 BY this new bill the city
of ST. Domingo, now held by
the French, is exempted from
its proyifons. Vefels bound
directly or indirectly 10 any ports
in St. Domingo, not in the pof-
fefIion, and under the acknowI-
edged government of France,
are, with their cargoes, to be
wholly forfeited. The owners
and matters OF veGels, &c. are
TO give heavy boRds, that faid
veGrlS are not bound to the ne
gro ports ofthe ifland, nor will
voluntarily fufer them 10 be
carried therein.
FOREIGN. zGGRESsTONS.
The PreGdent, by Medage,
has communicated the following
report of the Secretary of State,
in compliance with the refolu-
ton Of the Senate, of the 10th
January.
REPORT.
The mott important Of the
principles, interpolated in the
law of nations, is that which ap
pears TO be maintained by the
Britifh government and its prize
courts. that a trade opened to
neutrals by a nation at war, on
account of the war, is unlawful.
The principle has been relax
cd from time to time, BY orders,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17


, particular branches oftrade, diff
.llowed by the general princi-
oles /; which orders have allo.
in fome inHances, extended the
| notifications of the principles
beyond IT'S avowed import. Il
In like manner, the lalt Of
,hefe orders, bearing date the
,4th of June, 1893, has incor-
2orated with the relaxation, a
! collateral principle, which is it
! felt an interpolation, namely,
that a venel on Z return voyage
| is liable to capture, by the cir
cumifanceS of her having on
the outward voyage, conveyed
contraband srticlesto anenemy'S
port. How far like penalty
attached by the fame order to
the circumitance of a previous
communication with a blocka-
ded port, would likewiie be an
interpolation, may depend upon
the contribution, under which
that part of the order has been,
or is 70 be carried into execution.
The general principles, frlt
above ltated, as lately applied to
re-exportations Of articles i'm
! ported into neutral countries
from hottie colonies; or vice
verfa, by cenGdering the re-ex
portation in many cafes, as a
continuation of the original voy-
age, forms another interpola-
tion, deeply aae6ting the trade
of neutrals. For further view
Of this and fome other interpo-
lations, reference may be had
10 the documents communica-
ted with the mefage to congrels
of the 18th inf.
The Britifh principle, which
makes notification to foreign
governments of an intended
blockade, equivalent to the no.
tice required by the law of ma
tions, before the penalty can be
incurred ; and that which fub-
jects to capture, veffels arriving
at port, in the interval between
a removal and return Of the
blockading force, are other i'm
portant deviationS from the code
of public law.
Another unjuftihable meafure
is the mode of fearch pra6tifed
by Britih fhips, which infead
of remaining at a proper diitance
from the veheE to be fearched,
and tending their own boat with
few men for the purpofe, COM
pei the vefiel to-fead her papers
in her owR boat, and fometimcS
with great danger from the con-
dition of the boat and the fate
of the weather.
| To thefe infances, without
'adverting to others of an inferl-
or or lefs definite character, in
the practice of Great Britain,
muR be added the afuned right
to inprefs perlons from Amer
lean vefiels, failing under the
I American flag on the. high feas.
An explanation of this pra6ticc
will be found in the extract from
the infru6tionS to Mr.. Munroe,
communicated with the mehage
of the preiident, above referred
10.
Among the interpretations, in
troduced by the French govern
ment, is decree, dated 9th
June, 1905. Us Prairial, I3
year importing that every pri-
yateer of which two thirds of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

ETfrGcf of q letter. from 1n .4ltericna
grfttteman in Cddiz, 10 isJ11end IN PHI
lzdslthia.
The French and Spaniards, woun.
ded il the battle off Trafalgar, amoun-
tingto 5000, have been exchanged
Their total loss in killed and wounded,
Is not short Of $4,000.
I" There were few ships that had less
than 500 killedand wounded.-The Tn.
nidad had 500.
" Out of ten ships saved, there arc
not three worth repairing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
CO.NGPFSS.

FEB. S.-Mr. Quinsy presented the
memorial ofthe Merchants Of Bostonre-
presenting the aggressions committed
upon the commerce Of the u. S. and
suggesting the propriety Of special
mission to the court Of London.
.Aon-Imbor3ati0n.
dA-. Randolph, expressed wish that
the House would come to sfeedy and
PROMPT reception or reieetion eF ti4U r.
solution, offered by Mr.. Gregg, for
prohibiting all commercial intercourse
With Great-Britain.
Feb. 4.-Mr. Gregg called for the
resolution to recall the act which au.
thorises the appropriation of land to the
fYazoo Company, but on motion ofMr.
Smile, was postponed to Mondayweek,
that in the mean time the important
national subjects might be taken into
consideration, undisturbed by the irrita'
ton which this subject gave rise to.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
Ebe Ga3ettt.
MONDAY, February II, 1906


Accounts received from Holland N
the way Of England (Dec al state m,
Eonapaite has made separate P,or.
with the Emperor Of Germany, one ~
ticle of which, is standing one in Be-
naParte's treaties, that Austria is 10 pav
100000 Liyres.
II Is probable that peace has tst.r,
place between France and Austria \.
fore this, but the present account IS nc.
entitled TO much credit the peace i
SAID to have been negotiated under the
walls of Vienna, when we informed bv
other intelligence that the Emperor les
the capital, which afterwards surrendees
to the French.
On the 5th of Nov. the Emperor cr
Russia was at Leipsic, and INTENDED
70 visit Prague, and then to return "
eussis. AT Prague, as il is very near
the scene Of war, he may have an ia-
terview with the unfortunate Empersr
OF Germany; who was at RIinn, where
were Generals Mack and Wernicb
They wishedan investigation into their
conduct. The former attributed hi
misfortune to the latter.
Six ofthe ships of the line wich we,e
IN the battle off Cadiz, arrived IL Eng
land, the last OF Noy.-Ad. GornwaIE,,
witA 8 sail of the Channel feet, had pu,
into Falmouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
Lond3r, DEE. 2.

Lord3r, Itc. 2.
We on Saturday laid before our
readers the ditreHing Intelligence
received from Holland, Of the Ggna-
turc Of a Treaty of Peace between the
Emperor of Germany and the French
The followingis the letter from the
Dutch Admiral Kikhert
i" Brutus, Nov. "a, i8os.-Rear
Admiral KMkhert, has the honer~to
inform the commander Of any of his
Britanic Majefy's fhips which are Oh
the coaft of Holland, that the .impor-
tant intelligence Qfpesce having been
fgncd between his majeity the en-
peror Of the French and the emperor
Of Germany, under the walls of.Vi-
cRna, has been received by an extra !.
ordinary courier and that the con-
ditiops we're 70 fettled, that until the
ratification Of the treaty, Venice and
the whole of the TyroI fhoult con-
tinue in'the hands Of the French.
The Archdukc Charles is dead with
chagrin and fatigue. A more de-
tailed account is every moment cx-
pe6ted of the conditions of the treaty
among which, it is faid, there is an
article, Eating that the government
of Aufria is pay to the emperor
of the French forty millions of IL
vTes. KIRKHERT t."
Upon the facts communicated in
this letter, we fhall fufpend our OBJ
fervations. until they arc confirmed
by more authentic intelligence. =
There are fome circumstances rcla-
tive to this, which tend to excite iuf-
picion. We have received the Bata-
Wan State Gazette of the 2sth ult.
which is the fame day that the Dutch
AdmiraPs letter is dated. That pa.
per does not fay one word upon the
fuhje6t of a peace having been con-
ciuded, but it certainly is poihble that
the extraordinary courier, mentioned
in Ad. Kirkhert's letter might have
arrived after that paper had been put
10 preis. Ii is however, extremely
improbable that the intelligence
ihould have arrived at the Texcl be.
fore It reached the Hague.
If an extraordinary couricr had
been difpatehed with the news of a
treaty of peace having been Egned,
he would naturally gone in the hra
initance TO the Hague, as the feat of
government, and not to the Texel.
The diitance between the Hague
and the rexel is fomething more
han % miles, therefore it the die
,,atches did not arrive at the Hague
I'll the 25th, it is hardly POG5le they
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
Massachusetts, Legislature.

4IGSSGci1HGetES LegfStGti7e.
Feb. l2-T he Judiciary system as
amended pass'd to a third reading, yeas
l33, nays 90.
II A petition for the incorporation Of
the Society of Cincinnati, was commit
ted.
a petition for Bank in Niiddlesex
County, was also committed.
A committe was appointed to consid-
er frauds in the manufacture of Soap.
A bill respecting the public debt pas
sed.
Feb. l3--Abill granting Lottery
to complete HadheId Bridge, was read
and committed.
a committee was appointed to con-
slider the expcdie1cy Of disposing Of
the whole or a part Of the Common
weaith's land md appropriating the
proceeds to the support Of schools Or
other public uses.
The Rev. WILLIAM SHEPHARnof or
LenoX, in the County of Berkshire,has
been chosen to deliver the Election
Sermon in may next.
On Wednesday last, the new Meetng
House in Saco, was solemnly dedicated
to the worship of Almighty God.
Public D3nGti0n.-We learn Aarch
Merrick Esq. Of Palmer, has made .
present to that place of a handsome
Town House.
Stereotype flates-Among the VAR
ous methods proposed to prevent the
possibility Of ccunterfeiting Bank Bib
none Is looked to with more conidcrce
than the Stereotype method Of printRs
introduced BY Mr. Perkins. Till ts5
mode, which which promises = periccs
Security, has had a fair and general G.
pertinent, and is found insufficient. whF
sao"lI CIV othe: BE- sought Z TwentT
siX Banks, Il is statc&, have aireadg ha~
their bills made CD thj,, plan-Thn
years have elafe-3 sir.. 4lc first t'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

eountermandcd in eohiequehce j
the lat difaferous advices receiy,,
from the Continent.
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POP LETTER MARTIN, Ets. Attorney-Gt''
49,. nl,af Of sb< eeate ef Maryland. IS

nen.,v S,ss yoar requcR in lasiug my oPir,oH OF
H. H., EIf has been uiea in my iany Tor
o. 5sres s,s pat, with au0r, seeis whsneysr
S5. co,shs or iimar complaints haye rendered he.
s;ene usesry have yslt ioana it an eSSsaeas
nd agreeable remedy Tor very mb forsueis and
- ~. h o,qr,ta.d and difficult breathing.
On thefe accounts DO not heiita!e TO reeomsna
eP Psi . ssss'siSAi UTTER MARTIN.
mfr Abiah Henry, BrdgeTars;s pals, norv ean,s
nrss Sesrsos ose,on5d 81 fesere cold caught
Isxerai mouths ass He breathsd with shs srsatsh
Seui.y and soften thrcwn eso weakening E.; lweass
when he aspss 70 walk any dian:e ana ms sS,ss
s,,.,,n, ), whruer: he has been upwards Of Tx
wssk, i,hour return of his complaints and dsires 70
sve this pusiis ssn,oay in favor q sis invaluable
nedSias.
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DsJsri6s;son d Worms, and Tie 0m1pton's
bo yphafh they ere kq,01Un. 1851


Worms which iafea the human body, are emery OF
four kinds viz the Iercs large roand worms inc isa.
;dres. or fmaii nav worm the cpcqrbtna, OF ihors
Hat. white worm. and lzty, the Tela or taps WON,
70 called from It's Remembrance to tape rms IS ol1s II
nv YARDS long, and is full o i5ints--ltis mott a'irul
and n,oli a;fSeals &c cure. - ,.e
suong sbs fyn,pt9nas attending wernf are
able breath clpecy in The morning. Bad ana cerlup
ed sunas-.ltcg in theoic and about the ieat eo''r
vuloas and .pileptie rs and ioesimes q
Notwithstanding and GRINDING 81 the eeh y Assp-
IRE sular appetite Misunderstanding iood ana
with ilmy and fefti5 fios's-s o
mitipo-I arge and hard beily-Pains and neaneis d.
IN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the head and thighs, with iowheis
If fp;rtsSow fever with FINAL and irregular pn'ieA
dry couph-Exseiive th;rhSometincs pale ano unhea',
THY ecuntcnancc and fometmes tie lace boatea ana
huihed. tU19s - absk8 j. 90 q
p,rr,ns afftaed with any OF the above fymptoniS'
hould have immediate rceorfie TO Hainitn wo' ',
de9roying ozenges, which have been
ed with faccefs ia all complaints rllar to tn0le ap0se
deiefibed, 49, a
dole of this medicine given oceailonaliy during sns
warm feafon will eifrnallY prevenl the voTl'' aid
pargine of children, dreadful dorder wheh anhGay
delroys thouans of the infant part OF our cities. It
liken,ile the ndea ana nok certati Teneoy Known ana
has reflored 20 health and rengh great NUMBER ~Neh
IN advanced ffages of this fatal COMPLIANT fatnsplfg
and plain inirutous sre given forescf OF Lac nc
ceaary treatn,ens in iach cafes,
Children generally take this medicine with eagetneis
having pleafng appearance and an asrecsDh '-A-s
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d. Hahr's genuine Eys-Wa!er.

Aioysleiga remedy for alld''.aiss OF me syes'
oh .beY ire efsa Of ,atofa week.-Mrs. or Of aee1.
dent, defn6ioas ofrheum. dulnsfs, ssch'ns ana
k,d on the eyes, never fail:rg 10 esie tholc ma.
ladies which frequently fuceeed the tmall pox'
n.saesarl fevers, and wonderfully Rrenglhen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have .xpe''ease' g
its excslIent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
aght.
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Ths }overeign Osnasent for the heh.
- Wb;sb Is walfan,sd an iatal..Dle remedy at one
.applicatjon, and may be uled with perfect fa'sty
ON pfegoant women or on infants week o'o,
containing NOT particle Ct mercury, OF any oihsr
dangerous ingredieat waatcyer. and !. sol &C.
.e,r,saarie6 with that torrrentiEg imeii, "hieh
as,sa,,s the application Ct other remedies.
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Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands,
For Sale or Exchange.

It He Subicriber offers for Eal:, or exchange
4 Tor lands or other real property on the
esR 6de Of the Blue Ridge, about 1000 acres Of
RICH BOTTOM LAND, en- the Grea, Va.
nakwa River, and on both 65es .hefeof oppoiAe
ard below the mouth OF Poke,oIlco Creek. in
THE fate of Viginia, as laieslfl ON Point Plea.
fant, (in the lcounty town of iMafon connfyl and
IL mile. from III. rewa ok .nahawa couaty, and
adjoining the lands Of the lase Gener2l Wshlbg-
ton. They ware iarrsyea a. ~ 81. tiIpf .3 ,ia
,hofr lands in the yer .77a, and are held OnoII
tie fame titles, viz. Oh Military Rigb"--1AHh
The snds are Of tn. very fra quality, the
Bottom, in many places smile vids lnsy nave
been IA ,eIy refuryeysd and divided into loo con-
tanning from 50 to $50 acres each, iof INC az
ccnmods ion Of purthasers, each lot tlo0s'Og On
the river, and extending back ffon thence ~ y
tne bills, which ;1G.3rd moR ex,snilve range W.
flock, which can never he interrupted o :s
hundred acres therefore of this rieh bcttoE' WIN
IFS advantages, would make Seoo iettlemcn''
The gies. Virginia .aate road leading 10 'ns
asses Of Clio ard Kentucky, Qaats " aoD
through .hs!c lands, ishith bs'1ston me .Si '.
gable river viii copn,and ready sadd hlgh P'''s
for The produce to the euisranrs g, sSs gsHsin
.ccua,ry beth by land ard water. lh:it8 n'SaI'
on, befdss, gives tEs occupants eFoicre .. Wv ~
eaRern o, yeaero makes, as proYfqs' t eoy "
found moA profitable. T4s climate 3 p1i:a a0u
remarkably fsycrsble ,c tie pfedpttt%sta o. iut
Salt works a,e erected on The ba'h Of inc Nv NV
but few miles a6ove thcle lands, and me 'sis.'
ho,hood furnilcs abundance otirco, COAL '..D a.
ftore, mills aid mn Irsts 70 that ,hc'e % y.
pait Of he wcRefn ccuitry which hoes oo' '''''
advantages TO psfiors detitous OF erig 'I!hS.
A more particular deicrip.ion .qf theie '' j..
with plots of the fsssrsl lots, their sltu'lio"
ictiption and e.ec, may be had ty. aP pnsTy
10 AlsxaEdfie, 10 Mr.. WILLIAM ~ IL.
gwho attended tie fu,vsying OF tnem' o. u
JAMES CRAIk.
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,ur mott obeiientfervant,
MOL TIER.

Dr.. Haha's triss and genuine German
so 9.s q .Geras PlasI lsra4sa os4,e:
An infalliablc rem.dy tor eorns, iPeeaily ts-
moving them root ard branch, without giving
pain. q gi1@1T 81 9@as.a fa. 5s.i3 ~ Il
me- Eve. gesuineiPenfa@ Latlea, t,1on
y So eelebrated amoag acknowledgements
Esrops, as an inyalaablel cofueiiols fetsY INFO
sseit and iafe, sesfrom coasGae and zrpelleyS sal
t,erais {shc baas of ntherdosions} and OF eppsral
diehed efficacyain preventing and rsn0via g BE
nifhes in The face uaad Rin efeyerY ind. .patt.
calariy frscklss, primples, inAsnmatsry redTnf!s,
!cuFfs, letters, rings worms, yan burns, piiekie
heat, arc.
The Per6an Lotion operates mildly, withea,
iuss5iog that natural, isfeAsbIe psrtpiEstl.n,
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9 uasrit.ToN'S ELIXIR .

A tozcrsg reneo for Guilds oRa,s s9sgh S can
;s sore rhFpats, asd appsoac'ng ION on
ddSaptions.I 81 t7lai ,s.,ys J;t4; ~ ,,,,.5d
ersats es sssy ], ees ,, s 1saIe s'.s4 -
.stse hi me ,ffe unaerifahe, ras ir is an
Tslsi. checks the progrefs, and IN Mort
a,sssa removes the mon erssl dorasr to snIa
sS;ren -. isblerhs Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable
nd pe doG e fnsll that no difficulty afas' N sSA-
- ingit
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Both Of English q edme,iean g5s1Oth. IA
The lo,msr Imported this ia., psE tbs hip She.
90, tkrd1le captain Wells. wa Nossolk, ~
ss.a.g', ,ls, --awaegs ssgLsb are-, r,g.5
;.s Eatly. Yo.k Csobsgt, Estly Dwaft Do. Early
Screw do. Early Sngsiozf de-. Ess!y battersea
ado., Large ln,psrial dc. Large Sngasloai do.
Larga Far paynade. Red do. Green and Vel,
low ssvay1. do, RfpGrl Sprouts, Glesn and
Red Borece!e, cnGia5wef, R:psol, &c.--Alfo.
Rye. Graf. Luseta, Burnett, O;chatd Gralss;
Red Clover Early petch tn nip, Early Store
Do. Hanc yer do. Yellow. d.. Wtiie No3tolk do.
.R4rss alaws cQyiander.s caraYay, Dill IA.
niiecd Gsnasy Seed, Deebe Yellew Hyacistks
Roots, Fine Durham, Flower Of Mufard, Split
Psag,s GardeR, Rak;s,5 Hos, Reels and Lines,
G rdc1, beers aud bsa ? uning KNIVES On hand
a aaaqti:y. Of I.omoardy Poplar Of all fees and
"a variety. OF F.pSeIiag Shuts, and Refs, on
5ealenstle .eIGs.
$ s as1zs.'s - AJo, - .1 y z
!. An elegant aE9rtu,ehs Of cot and plsin Glals,
cAlss snd Owens vs's F s'yat. Pots Of all
He l5iikeviile Keeps Liquors, Groce-
RES, ,S,iess, Powder ard Shot, F,g Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, S7ap, Candles, Salt Petre, Alum,
Peail Afh, SegsIs, beft RapPee Snna, chewing
apd. fmoaking Tobacco. $50 ~
6 aagsasS ! .IJjo for Salle,f II 'is,af 80 70
! }9 The American Gardener, and .Kennedy's
Treatite on Gardening kI!5s asf 7as
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IOHN HOOVER.
HAMILTON'S
WORM DESTROYING LoZENGES

WORM DESROTING LOZENGES,
Which have within four years paa cured upwards OF
INC handred and twenty houan3 peons OF both texes,
q every age and ia every tuatiop OF various danger
os,s complaints aring from worms, and from obitraei
@ ,s OF f,uhlsfs in the Rornach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever OF hmilar
trio, 10 commonly csaplaincd of as operating with Vi
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Tooth Ache DROPS.

The only remedy yet difccve'sa which gi'es
inrDeaia.s and laltipg relief in the moi scyeie
iaaaasts. Ie