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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14

hwy was Npihtny IrOIn Quebec,
was laden with masts, tar, skins, and
other produce OF that colony. The prizes
are valued at five millions of francs.
On the 10th, at p. NJ the Veteran ha-
wing collected the English crews, and what
was most valuable Of the cargoes, set the
VeSSei On tirc, and took advantage Of scye-
raj American vessels which She met, TO dis
pose of the English sa;!cis on board them
During the nine months that the Vete-
ran has been on her cruise, she has lost
but hFe men. The crew had CONSTANTLY
been in GOOD health. Some scorbutic sylor.
toms made their appearance before 1be
ship arrived at St. Salvador, where the
men were perfectly curcd.
Admiral Cochranc, with four sbips
and two frigates, appeared the distance of
three leagues to the windward of the Frenc.,
sqadron off Tortola /; but that Admiral
perceiving that the French saa6ron ma
noeuvred to bring him to an engagement,
put to sea, and, having the wind, soon dis
appeared.
The French division which cruized
on Greenland, appears also to have had
great success
That Of captain LTIcra1itte has taken
upwards of fifty OF the cnemy's vessels
According to the intelligence we have re-
ceIved III an indirect way, many other
French cruizers have been equally destruc
tive to the English commerce. Upwards
OF two hundred English merchantmen have
been taken or sunk since the 1st of Ju-
w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03

saFsr~ sfs5S-s4 L nc OHOjCi tUCi
Informs his friends, and the public in general,
that he has now open, and for sale IN the
house lately occupied by Mr.. A. c. Gaze
noYe, on Fairfax, between King and Prince
Streets, handsome assortment Of
G @ 9 d S,
OF this falls Importation
-cosstsgING Of
S Tiss, ssd re,,s, Cloths.
Cassimeres, Waistcoatings,
Manchestry,
Piai1s and Kersevs,
Halfthicks and Napt Cottons,
Nspt FRIES and Flushings,
Blue and grey Coatings,
Ladies superfne Coatings,
A handsome choice Of Fiannels,
Rose and striped Blankets,
Scarlet Cardinals,
Calicoss, Shavls and Handkerchief,
Printed Counterpanes,
Irish Linens saG Doslssses,
Russia Skceangs and striped BedGeks.
Brown and white PlatiIas.
White and brown Rolis,
Rurboon Gurrahs,
MammoodisA
Shoes,
Leaf and Lump Sugar,
Pins, Needles, Buttons, and a good choice Of
taylors Silks Twist and Threads-All of which
he is determined to sell at the most reduced
prices for ready money. He hopes to meet
vita that encouragement his attention to bust
ness may seem to merit from generous pub
he.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

DY virtue of deed of trust JADE by Ro~
ID bert Smith to the subscrif e, for the pur-,
Ipuse of securing a debt due to Henry Iabseott,
will be sold, to the highest bidder, Tor ready
money, on Saturday, the 9th of December
next, a HOUSE and LOT, on Fairfax street,
nearly opposite Mr.. Joseph Deans. The lot
fronts 20 feet on the street, and extends back
.l23 feet s inches-the house is frame, .
stories, completely finished, lexcept paint
ing] with kitchen adjoining The sale wall
take place between eshours OF two andFtour
O'Clock in the evening, on the premises
Robert Mofs.
November IL -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03

a,4oo buhels coarle Liverpool Salt,
and "a crates Queens Ware assorted, on board
the schooner Union, captain Josiah Bacon, ly-
ing At Ricketts, & Newton's wharf, Apply to
the captain on board, n,'to
Bonsag q Rockets.
November ~ ct
q Salt afloat.
500 bushels Ground AIlum Salt, on board
Slaops Maria hntoinette, and fos sale, by
Wadfworth &c Butler.
Jpho hare also landing, from, said Slo0h, al
& Eoqselt $ sahqZs
3 pipes Cognac Brandy
20. boxes mould Cagdles,
5 Sc barrels prime Beef,
10 do do. Pork, .-.~~
$ quarter casks Tenesiffe Wine.
November 20.
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!, Printing, in ITS .var1ous braneAess
,Aand3oaxly. sxeeuted at thii Wsee.
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October "a,
!, Patent Elastic Suspenders,

ldsent elastic Suspenders,
0e'.4a satofesGle and retail, Of the fsafentee
,.lN1 csor oeios, M. .2zera.sIer NJ Kerrzis's,
ST ~ ssa Of e ,ssfe street, .zlsrGndria.
nEi surpass any yet extant, for ease,
60 tegahee, &C. Masters OF vessels and
snaa a gentlemen going to. the West Indies,
spaaRh Main, &c. may be furnished with an
pmsh sa'spe' ana great Allowance to those who
purchase nS BY the quaint ~
s,;s.s1 y he buttons on the back parts of the
fnm IN ought 10 8 placed the same distance
she 80 o''ief' a .ths two center buttons Oh
and ''- prevent improper straining
sons,~s,r ~ eeS cling the ease Designed inthe
'si iAI' OF t?,s article.
$50 RICHARD HORWELL.
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FOR RENT.

80 q
TIE STORE, on Pisnce-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-srcet, lately in the occu-
patton of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for a dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
'derate. ApPly:to
William Hodgfon.
Sept. IS. d
II Ehhds. SUGAR Of good quality,
80 bbls. do. do.
s pipes 4th proof Brandy
A or, casks Sherry Wine} of excellent
IL do. DO. Malaga do. quality.
Boxes Of Cotton Cards
Sacks OF I4icorice Root and Sage
Barrels of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And large Quantity of Red Sole Leather,
For Sale By
.t. Benjamin Shrese, Jan.
Y.,ly q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
is hogfheads first quality St. Croix
Sugar 4s&
10 bales Tennessee cotton
6 pipes 4th proof cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads vel favored 4th proof ia
naica rum
30 barrels New-EngIand Rum.
.dh.D, on HIND,
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Z Young Hyson >of the latest i'm
sF Hyson Skin, and portadoas.
First quality Souchong
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
ss Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira 1s
Particular Tenerife z,ia<5
Lisbon, Sherry, and so dozen bottled
Port, very old WINES. IS IS
A few cases claret, superior quality
Eoniae and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NewEngland rum and wlliskey
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and plmento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and fig blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined Salt-Petre n
Brown and white soap
MouA and dpt candles
indigo, alum, madden, eopperas, & roll
birthstone
English gun-powder
Demijohns
James Sanaerfon.
September ". - !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03

JAMES RACON,
1T his GaoSEKY SToEK, on King-street, Aasia
addition 10 his fornae7 sfock, added
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
ne 7oro 2ftrs for sale, his usual low termS
Mufcsyade Sugars, Of various qua-
litiss,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpo3der, I
Imperial, TENS
Hyson, | particularly seieote
Young Hyson, ed for
Hyson- -ss and family use
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a superior quality
Madeira,
Buseos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, w NJ 81
sTeneriGe, ~
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bonrdealx Brandy, -
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St. Croix, st. Vincents, and N>sx
England Rum, - = : -
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pimentA,
Cayenne and black, pepper, race, and gfodna
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dpt and
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre, flotant
indigo, alum, copperas, nader, brimne,ste
spinning cotton, patent slot all sizes, best,en.
glish and country made gunpowder, .segars,
and smoaking tobacco, very best chewing to
bacco. s..eL. e<<.,.4
Hamilton and Lsiper's SNUFF, Hunters pipes
in boxes. -
London mustard, warranted of a superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
demije hu's, &c. &c. with generally every ar
ticle in his hne--the whole of which have been
| selected with care, and will be disposed Of on
| the very lowest terms.
| July 6.
/ Printing, in ITS .,varlous braneAess
/, Aand}mxly sxeeuted at thna6zee.
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FOR SALE,

On advantageous terms,
Ahe lar &c coninodious well-buit threee
SsoFy BRl''K E.aREH0USE on king-stret-
Apply to
o..., James Patton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
FOR S ALE

FOX y ALE,
BY THE SUB SCRLBERS,
~ hogsheads jamaica rum, 4th proof .,.s
20 do. st. Croix do. Sd do.
10 do. N. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
4 do American do. of superior quail.
2 do. l.. P, Madeira wine Of e:reelaent
2 do. L. NJ do do. qnal qpar-
4 quarter casks do. do. rantedi are.
CO. Marsalls wine
30 bbls. prime beef--Connecticut inspec.
$, so do.@prime pork--New Jersey Go.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap--vsry cry
s . chests hyson-sKin tea
500 sasheis ST. Ubes salt.
i Wadiwogth and Butler,
Union, between King and Prince-street.
October 10.
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Thomas B. Dcey.

N. B. Hewill rent the store house, kitch-'
en- and granery at Broad Greek, in Mary and,
iholding an unexpired lease for the same)
with the Lot Of Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning number of excellent apple trees
the ground equal to.sny for gsrden--ltis al
SO an excellent ssand for tavern Or black
smith shop, either of which would be immense
-ly profitable, e conducted and supplied IN a
proper manner. The terms Will be made easy
by early application as above.
November s. dd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday
+ WILL BE SOLD,

N AT THE VKNDUE STONES
corner of Prince and Water streets,
i var,sy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc.
Particulars of which viii be expressed in
the bills of the day.
ALL kinds of goods which are on llnaita-
don and the prices of which are established,
san at any time be viewed and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices. IS
P. G. Mafsteller, v. NJ.
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Tanners Oil.
Liverpool Salt, aaoat.

$50 hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt, on
board the brig Comet, Capt Grow, from Port
Hand, and for sale by
Lawrafon and Fowle
ITAo hape also landing from said BRIG,
80 barrels New-England Rum,
So do, Tanners Oil,
40 boxes Brown Soap.
November II. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
From the Boston Gazette, Noy. 6.


BY the arrival of the brig Byheld, Capt.
Foster, in The very short passage Of 81 days
from Copenhagen, we have been flvored
by the Dolitencss s attention of capt. Foster,
with Hamburger and Copenhagen papers to
the 9th Sept.
The following TRANSACTIONS, o5ligingly
furnished By Mr.. HaufT, Swedish Consul in
this place. shew, that their contents are
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
CoPENHAGEN,S Sept. 2-They write from
Koningsberg, that troops are cmbarking
in several Russian ports, to be transported
to PoInerina.
The combined Dutch and French army
in Holland, is said to amount to 10000 men.
Several camps are formed en- the frontiers
Of Russia. The Prussian troops are moving
towards the grand army now forming
in Saxony. 1t is said the French minister
- Berlin has demanded his pa sport Inc
:'russian troops in every direction are in
motion. Morning is said in the German
papers, relative to Austria.
from tie German fGhers.--The late
Prussian minister at London, M. Jacob,
who had proceeded on his journey home
has arrived as Hamburg and il is be-
lieved, intends returning Immediately to
England. The French troops on the Rhine
and Maine, are in motion; and ii part OF
them actually passed over TO the right bank
of the latter river, Mt Frankfort. The
French emperor's. body guards have been
replaced by other troops. The treasures
Of the Cathedral at Munsterhave been re-
moved to Maedeburg for safety.
From Hamburg, Sent. 26.--The number
Of Swedish troops in Lauerbnrg increases,
and il is said are to be joined by body OF
Prussian troops. The Prussian minister
has frequent conferences with cur cabinet.
From Paris, !Seht. 1.-THE general o.
pinion here is, that WAR is unavoidable.
They speak OF the departure Of the ernPe-
ror az M event not very distant. LoTdI,an-
derdaic is sfiHherc, Frequent couricfs pass
between this and Holland and it is be-
.lievcd .shc viii be called upon to take con-
siderable part in the war, whiehnow threat
ems ali Europe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
Foreign Intelligence,
Via Norfolk.
RERLiy. Sentemher z.

Der LIN. september 7.
The King sets of Immediately for the ar
my, AMI it is said the Count Hsugwitz ac-
companies him--all his brothers have gone
before. Prince Ferdinand is in Saxonv-
NJ. Mollendorp and the Duke of Brunswick
are expected at aglebourr. The works
on the Qualifications continue with indicate
gable activity, as also the filling the maya
zines.
The Chamber royal Of war and domains
has published in the uamc Of the King, that
all reports respecting the efforts OF certain
Prussian provinces, are entirely destitute of
foundation, and that his Majesty has no
idea of any ccssions or exchanges whatso-
ever.
They write from Petersburg, the 25sh os
August, that the name of Oubril has been
erased from tho list Of Members Of the de-
partment Of foreign affairs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
ArsnuRa. Scntember I1.

Letters have been received from Cracow,
dated august so; they inform that for this
+nrtuigit past crowds of yourr men arc con-
thu lie arriving from South P~Issia and
ejilesia thcy hy their homes to avoid tho
conscriptioDs more than 1000 have alrca-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
SentcnIher ID.

1t is said that ali tine corps of the army
of Holland have received orders to hold
themselves In readiness TO march for the
camp of Zsist this order has been spcci-
ally given % the list, Cd and 9th regiments
of Dutch infantry, to the two regiments
of light infantry, the two regiments of
dragons, to the regiment of Sax Gothic,
the 65th and 10 regiments of French
infantry who are in the pay of Holland,
besides which the Dutch royal Hussars,
and a company of horse artillery are to
join the camp at Zcist.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
GENOA, September 6.

The English cartels having finished their
quarantine, landed the 5000 French pri-
soners which they had carried to Sicily
They gave great praise tc the English for
the treatment they experienced. The Ma
ratimc Project and the commander Of the
port have given entertainments to the offi-
GERS of these three ships. News rom NAL
ia announce an event that had nearly redu-
ced TO ashes the capitalof the island. goth
Of July powder magazine situated in thc
centre of the town, and in the msst popu-
Ions parts, blew M and destroyed the sur
rounding ncighborhooa it killed 800 per-
sons, and the NUMBER wounded is in proper
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
HAMBURG, Sept II.

The contents OF the note delivered by
order of the king of Sweden TO the minis
ter of the two allied courts, accredited
near him, respecting his reconciliation with
the king of Prussia is to the 70 lowing eject.
"Thc return of the Swedish troops ip:D
the Dutchy ofLauenburgh, and the re-occu-
patton of that country in the name of his
Britannia majesty, having removed every
cause of hostility, and placing all matters
on their former footing, his majesty could
not desire n more satisfactory result, for
Himself and his allies; the undersigned has
therefore the honour to inform you by cx-
press commands Of his sovereign, that or
ders are given for the cessation Of all the
measures which have been adopted against
the commerce and ports of his Prussian ma
csty, whereof Won were formerly informed
by the notes of the Count de Fersen, War
shall Of the kingdom, under date ofthe 9th
April and 9th of May last. The necessary
orders have consequently been given for raj
sing the blockade Of the Prussian ports, to-
gethcr with the embargo, which had been
imposed or the vessels of Prussia in the
har1ours ofSwcdcn"
letters from Dresden say, that although
nothing official has been published ON the
subject, il is confidently asserted, that Sax
onv has entered into arrangements with
Prussia respecting the nothcrn conGedera-
cv. The Count dc Weimar conducts every
thing relative 20 the army, in which an IN
creased activity has been observed Of late.
Ii adviccs are to be credited, the Prussian
troops have entered SaXony.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
NApLEs, August 90.


Letters from Cozcnsa of tho 22d. mention,
that General Verdier was making the tour
OF the country to restore order--that the
revoltcd villages had all returned to their
duty; that the French fag was flying at
Paula; that troops were marching TO take
Amantincau, Stc.-tiiis town is defended by
an English frigate & some gun boats, and
by small band of assassins who guard the
gates. The military commission establish
ed by Massena, at its first sitting, adjudg-
cd thirty-five 10 suffer death for murder.
plumber, and revolt. All the rich persons
and the mobility have returned to their es-
tates, which they had abandoned to the fu-
ry ofthe brigands to save theiriives-among
numbers ofthe nobility we remark the Duke
of Mandragroye and the Duke Of Montel-
cone--thc last has been appointed Chamber
lain to her Majesty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
HAGUE. September 9.

- 'IS PNNsiFDNI ,.
The garrison in this place, and his ma
jesty's guard, have received orders to hold
themselves in readiness for marching at a
moments warning, their provsionary des-
tination is the camp of Zeitz, near Utrecht,
VIII CHI viii be the rendezvous of 1900 in
fantry and 1000 cavalry, including the
French. troops, part OF which is to leave
Utrecht this day, for the same rendezvous.
The camp will be augmented, as circum-
stances may require it is said, it will be
under the immediate command Of his ma
jesty, and under him general Michaud.
The division of our army will be comman-
ded by the generals Dumonceau, Daudeis,
and Boekap. Colonel Paravicini, win com
mand the artillery. The troops are in the
highest spirsts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

PARIS, Sept. II.
great number OF Wagons loaded with
ammunition ofwar are daily passing through
Brussels to Macstricht.
September IL.
This moment we received the unweIcome
intelligence of the death of Mr. Fox.
DfoHifeur.
September 30
The day before Yesterday, In the morn
ing, great number of squadrous If chas-
seurS, and horse grenadicrs, with de-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
VIENNA, Sept. 3.

+ VIENNA, Sept. 8.
Government has published an official ac-
count OF the military state OF this country.
1t is composed of one Generaiissimo 1.-THE
Archduke Charlcs) eight ticld-marshals, 81
generals of cavalry and artillery, 117 lieu
nant-field-marshals, 272 maior-generals !;
the Infantry is composed of 81 regiments,
the cavalry Of 6 regiments of Cuirassers, 6
regiments of artillery, with bombadiers,
engineers, and miners, besides Gordon of
troops on the frontiers, several recruiting
parties III Austria and Germany
The French general .dadyiossy is still in
this capital, nc has frequent conferences
with the Austrian ministers. He makes
frequent exp ditions to Hungary, but it is
said that they relate chiefly to measures ne
cessary for supplying the French troops in
Daimatia, with provisions.
Count Rasumowsky, who still remains
here, notwithstanding the arrival OF p ince
koustkin, receives frequent curriers' from
st. Petersburg, and has also frequent con-
ferences with the minister for the foreign
affair count Stadion. 1t is reported that
he has invited our government to Cooperate
with Russia, and iorm new connexions with
her, but it IS also reported that his majesty
. the emperor has formally declined those
invitations, declaring that he has a
dopted a system Of politics since the treaty
of Presburg, from which he will not depart,
ard which does not permit him to enter
into new engagements of 4 treaty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
FRAwKroRr, Sept. Q.

I'm = ~
Yesterday the marshal Augercan recciv.
ell n courier from Paris. From that time
VIC count on the renewal Of war.
The Electoral Prince Of IIesse has has
tilY Quilted Hanau with all his court. The
CELEBRITY with which he packed up his ef-
fects and tho anxiety whick he discovered
about those most valuable, seem to indicate
that the court Of Hesse has intimate rela-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

tacRment Of fiying artillery Of the imperial
guard, denied from the Bouli. ards, & eock,
1t is said the rout for Belgium; these
troops were remarkable for their fine ap-
pearsnce, and the military ardor which
they exhibited resentment and impotence
for war, were painted in the countenances
of the officers and soldiers. The gaia
tecrs in the north of Germany, for the last
six weeks, have not ceased to place be-
fore us, the marches of the Russian, Prussi-
an and Swedish armies, which they think
arc to form an allied army they appear to
forget that France has more than 100000
soldiers TO sustain the glory of her arms,
and to avenge the faith of treaties. NJ.
Kotzebuc, who recalls SO happily, and so a.
propos ali the events of the memorable Sc
ven years war, is advised to count the VIC
tories of the French armihs, i'm war
OF three months only. He should re-
Rcct on the imprudenSe of lighting a
flame that will not be easily e2itinguished,
and that no force can oppose with impu-
nifty, the first captain of his age, and the
most warlike army in the world, who is a.
bout TO enter the fields of their former glo-
ry, Those brave men who moved with so
much rapidity from the borders off the cham
mel to the gates of Vienna, and the plains
of Austerlitz, will with more facility sur
mount any OBSTACLE, that can be now placed
in their way, and pass from the banks OF
the Rhine to the frontiers OF Saxony and
Brandenoourg.
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'D5eri5sion Of Worms, an5 the Onptows
By which Meyave keozug.

Worms which infeO the human body, are ehehy OF
four kinds VIZ the reres large round worm the 'ea
iares o. fnail nav worm the Crcurbitna, or NOR
far. white worm, and ahiy, the Tania ostspc worm
E, called from Its rcfebanee tape this IS oitsn ma
nv wards long, and full of ioints-ltis meH hnrtiai
aud mott difficult to cure. 80
Among tbe fynpten. attending worms, are dhsgsee
able breath Especially in the norningBad ard corrups
ed cuas-itching in the nofe and about the feat Con.
vulon and .r6leptic fits and fop,emes priyason OF
starting and grinding Of ths teeth IN Hep
IRREGULAR appetite food and ometmes
yorscious--Purging, with fmy and frtia aoos-Vo'
rnitine-Large and hard bsy--Paias and fiekneis az
the in the head and thighs, with iowrsis
offsir;ts-Sovy fever, with man andrregul% pniie-A
d,v enppb-Ex,cfivs thrH-Sometnes pale and unheat'
ty sounteaanee, and fometimes the face boated ana
fuhcd.
perfoas asaiAed with any Ct tn: above symptoms
fonld have, immediate recomie to Hanikons "offa
afrov;aq ozengcs, which have been eonfanty atten.i-
eli Win facets in all complaints familiar 70 ,neie above
dSferihed.
dole of this medicine given oesa'lonaliy during fne
wafa feafan will eifc&aaiy prevent the vomiting and
rr,ing Of children dreadful dhotder which annually
s.ror. ,housnds of the nfat par, Of our Cities 1t
lkewife ths ndet and mott certain remedy known and
has rsCorcd % health aRd lrcugh great Eamber hen
in aduanced Cages of this fatal complaint. Particular
a2ipan n2ruons are given Tor every par, OF the ne
seRarytreatme 3, in fpch Gales 80
Children generally take tIs n7ediene with eagerncis
having pleahng appearance, and an agreeable 'at.