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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

VTTE the Subfcrbcr.bcing by the Honor
Wv able Court OF Probate, OF the Town OF
Newport, appointed to receive, examine and ad-
jua the claims OF the creditor, 90 the EAa,e Of
Luxe BLIVEN,' late cf Newport, aforefaid
mariner, deceaied, reprefented infolveot, Give
Notice TO all peTfons who nave any demand, a.
gaina the Efate. to bring them co either of us,
at our refpettwe dwellings. within Six Months,
from the date hereof, being the time allo we'd by
faiS Court Of Probate.
WILLIAM HvsrsR. I Commit
EDWARD THURsToN, Eon.r,.
Aud all perions indebted to laid Eaate, are
requeted 10 make Immediate payment, to
JOHN CAHOONE. Aduimja,afsy.
Newport, Nov. 4, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

1,uF lower rooms Of we'll fniihed. and
convenient Dwelling Houfe. ina plea
faus and healthy part OF she town. FOR suf'
thev particulars. euqui'e OF the r"ases'
Ns~port, Otiobes n, 1906
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
NOTICE ia hereby given to me p.oprietor'

NOTICE ia hereby given to 'he proprietor'
IN or owners of PEWS. in the FirA Congre-
ea,ional Church, or Meeting -iouie in New
port, who have neglected to pay the fun or
iums OF money. in which iuch Pcws arc ahened
or taxed. for rcpairiog fad Roula, that unisi'
iuch Tax or Taxes are diicbarged, within
Three months next after this notice. iuch Pcw'
will be fold a, Public Auction for that purpole
agreeable to .ASt OF Incorporation.
By Oyisy oftbe Cemnhtee,
SETH YATES, Ckrk.
Newport, November ss, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

NIoTTCE.a b.,>ty greer TO f6r Credit'rs .f
IN fbe sea'e Of George Reynolds, jSr 9 Jes-
sskas, iae Of NORTH KxgFovcx. mariner. de-
eeaj;d, that tie Ho~. Ce1rf Of Prs6af. 3 ibs
s,1ys Of North KinsSsspn. bare ailszosd them Sis
,rsrfbs from tsis date 10 ssbi5h f6eir ei0im'
gaiza /aId ssaie. to ,be xrdtyEsssd Co~mih'rf''
av5o qvM vseeive fbs fare at fsrr 'yPedis's
d.ssiixgs. at asy time esisbiu (a,d herr.. No
claim aoiN be reesived ssi,fi prsfeyJ afigF<s.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, | Csw~J-
TANNER REYNOLDS. Eosers.
an bsyism isd,bnd 10 Jaid ofan, are re-
ss,a.Ss 10 make immsdiass pay newt 70
SAMUEL CAR TER, dimisjarafar.
North. Kiugaown, Od. 18th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

A1OrICEis is hereby given to the Creditors
IN Of the sRate of W,iAam qHhsgbef. Mer-
chant. late OF Newport. dcceaied. repreien,-
ed iniolveut, that the Conrt Of Probate OF the
town of Newport have allowed fix months from
this date. "a exhibit their claims sgainit ia'd
saa,e TO the underGgned Commiaioncn, who
will receive the fame at their rcipeesive dwell
ing, at any time within laid ierm.--No claims
will be received unlcis properly at,eited.
JOHN SLOCUM, Commy-
John M. MANSFIELD, j Eonsrs.
All perfous indebted to laid ena,e, arc re-
oueaed 10 make immediate payment to either OF
the lublcribcrs. cr TO Sally M, Smith, at the
Store Of Mira. Tillinghaa whole receipt will be
a complete difchsrse.
WILLIAM MooaE,j. ASnira
CALEB GREEN, ! ,,o,or,
STEPHEN cAHooNE. "''''''
Ntwpsri. 7ib Oaobsr, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
FOR SALE,

A New faihion, handfome built,
we'll made CHAISE.-Apply to the
Printer.
Newport. Nov. a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
John STEVENS,

Y7N-PL17 b WORKER,
IEREBY informs the Public in general, and
i i bic Friends in particular, thar he has ta-
kea the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jofeph
Mamsord, dcceafed in Thames. Rreet. where may
be had all kinds of Tin Ware, at the fhortef no.
ticc, and a. cheap a. can be purchafrd in the
Stste.--All favou gratefully acknowledged
CAN, and the higheR price, given for Old Pew
ter aud Lead.
Newport Dec. Iath 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

Benjamin t. Chandler
rs opening at his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side.
i Providence, directly oppofte the Roger VII
lians Bank, large aGortment of
Ingram 81 Scotch Floor Ca'petings,
which, will be fold as cheap as can be purchafed
in the State. Alto, a large saoftment OF
Dry Goods,
lower than afual.
44npaA 70, Nv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

Sharhs 3. IIosktms, & DO.
off, jo,JaAs ar t5tir Stare No. III ing,
l. 96ames-Sfye0.
l. ORTYbarrels fuper6ne and hne Flour,
Halt barrels do.
tons Hemp,
Ruaia Duck,
Ravens DO.
Ruiiia Shesting,
Sheet Lead.
& ID. Shot,
Tar. Pitch. Turpcntine.
Ship Chandlcry, Crockery & Glafs Ware,
Paints raw and groud in Oil,
do general A6S,tment Of
Wet India Goods,
Wholefail s. Retail,
Nezopoyf. January ath, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
TO BE SOLD,
By SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

TO BE SOLD,
By SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
AZ No. 10, on tbe fery WbA,f, bsiszo Ma,ksf
Sqsare.
SO Hhds good retailing Molaaes,
60 Do. DO. New Rum,
A few Hhds. Antigua & Jamaica Rum.
A few pipes Holland Gin,
s Tierces new Rices
40 Boxes Hard Soap.
600 Bufhels old Corn,
40 Boxes IA quality mosld and dip'd sallow
Candles,
10 Bbls. prime Beef in good order for Chipping.
60 Bbls. mefs Beef.
Gables Of any dimenGcns and Cordage OF any
Gze can be had on the fhorteR notice,
A few pieces Ravens Duck,
Sundry D~elIiag. Houies 10 different parts OF
the Town.
Eswf'rf. Oa. 9, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
"Wednesday, March 10.

Mr.. Stanton, Submitted commandment
on from the general assembly of Rhode
Island. an an amendment proposed by the
legislatures OF Kentucky and Pennsylva.
MIA, TO ehe constitution so as TO eonhne the
judiciary power of the United States with
in narrower than the existing limits
declaring that in thelr.opInion II is iaexpedi.
ent 70 agree TO the said amendment-------
which was ordered to lie on the cable.
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee en- pub
lie lands, made report on the memorial
of the Regents of the University OF Or
leans, praying an endowment ofthe instleu-
ton. The report concludes with reso-
luton tina, tract ofland six miles 50 are
be located for the University OF Orleans !;
and thar it is also expedient TO appeopri-
ate to the same purpose the pubic build
ings in New Orleans originally intended
torfa similar purpose.
Referred to- committee af the whole on
Saturday.
Mr.. Cowninshield offered resolution
making II the duty of The committee on
that part of the message of M Presdsns
which relates to the org anizs,ion OF the
militia, to enquire into The espedtency OF
passing declaraeory &C. as to the exempt
on Of mariners, employed in the public or
merchants service, from military duty.
Agreed to-
Ayes So
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Thursday, March &c.

A communication was received from the
Post Master General, comprising a state
ment OF contracts nade for carrying the
mail.
The following message was received from
the President ofthe United States.
To the Senate and House q Representatives.
ofMe Unled States.
X was reasonably expected tina, while
the limits Of the territories of the U..ited
States and Of Spain were unsettled neither
party woulo have inhovated on the exist.
ing state Of their respective positions.
Some time since, however, we learnt that
the Spanish authorities were advancing in
to the disputed country, to occupy new
posts aud make new settlements. Unwil
ling to take any measure which NIGH pre-
clude peaceable accommodation of dit
terences, the officers Of the United States
were ordered to con6ne them selves within
the country on this side of the SaoUe RI
yer, which, by delivery, Of its principal
post, a1chitoches, was understood 20 have
been itself delivered up BY Spain /; ano at
.he same time, TO pernIlt 30 adverse post
TO BE- taken. nor armed men to remain
within it. In consequence Of these orders
he commanding olicer at N4tchlt oches,
iearuieg that parry OF Spanish troops had
crossed the Sabine RIVER, ard were posting
themselves dn this side the ASla,s, sent a
detachment OF his force to reqaire hem 10
withdraw 10 the ofher side OF the S4biie,
which they acco dioglv did
/ have thought il proper tocomm un'cate
oe~sr~ee .ar l-rlrre derati,ag his Incl !
dent, that they nay fully understand
the state Of rhiags IN thar quarter, and
be enabled to make such provision tor
It's securi,y. as in their wisdom they shall
deem sufficient.
TIL: JJfEFFERS0N.
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CON GRESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday March 10.

Mr.. Jackson from the com mi,tee ap.
pointed on the message of the president
transmitting communication from the go.
vernon and Judges OF the Michigan terri.
tory, made report with an accompanying
bill for ths adjustment of titles to land in
the territory Of Michigan, which was read
and referred to committee Of the whole
hoase on Monday next.
MIR. Gregg from the committee on pub.
lie lands, Iaade a favorable report on
the petition of Richard s. BRYAN and
George Brewer, which was ordered ,c he
on the table.
Mr.. Gregg from the same committee,
made favorable report on the pe,luon OF
Nicholas Sparks, winch was ordered to lie
on the table.
Mr.. Ohm c. Smith, from the committee
OF claims made areport on the petition OF
the legal representatives of PhIueas Mil.
Ter, representing that an adequate com.
pensaslon has ACT been made tor timber
contracted TO be rendered for the service
of the United States, The committee con-
slider the case as fully within The powers
of the secretary Of the navy, without any
legislative lnserpositlon, and therefore re.
commend that the petitioners have leave
to withdraw their petition, in whlca the
house immediately concurred.
A message was received FROM the Sc,
nate, stating their having passed the bA'
tor Incorporating the trustees OF the
presbyterian church in George town.
Mr.. p. r. Thompson called for the or.
der of the day on the report of the com,
mittee of the whole on the bill author,sirg
the erection of a bridge aeross the poln
mac.
Mr.. Early moved to postpone the BIZ.
indefinitely.
This motion was disagreed to, ayes So,
noes SIS.
Mr.. 6. w. Campbell, moved post,
ponement TO the hrss Monday 10 April.
This motion was likewise disagreed TO /;
ayes ~, noes 81.
The house then took the amendments
of the committee of the whole lotto consl.
Iteration, 70 some of which they agreed &
others disagreed; when several oher a.
amendments were made, and the house ad.
,journsd-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

The house resumed the consideration Of
the unfinished business of yesterday, viz.
the bill aushorisipg the erection ola bridgc
over the Potomac. After making other
amendments the bill was ordered to third
reading.
Ayes IL Noes as.
I DEATH OF GENERAL 3ACKSON
a message was received from the senate,
announcing the death Of gen. flames Jack
son, senator from the state of Georgia;
and stating the appointment of a commiuee
on their part to take order relative 70 the
funeral.
Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. 7. Ran.
dolph, the house unanim ously adopted a
resolution, declaring that they would at
tend the funeral of gen. James Jackson.
Oa motion of Mr.. Ran dolph,
Resolved unanimously, tina. the mem
bers of tins housedo wear mourning on the
left arm for the course OF one month. in
testimony OF their respect for the memory
OF that distinguished revolutionary patriot.
On which the house Immediately adj
joarned, without transacsing any further
business.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
II CoM1NON COUNCIL,
March 70, 1906


On ballotting for afupe' inrenaans ii P &C,
John Vaudeville is duly elected.
On balloting for clerk OF the market, JOHN
Longden is duly eleetee.
On balloting for aperintendant of the watch,
james Harris is duly elected.
On balloung for keeper of the powder.
houf-, James Harris is duly elected.
On bliIoting Tor afups,iarendantc quaran'in
Henry Role is duly elected.
Oraertd, That the treafurer be allowed, for
the pte!ent year, commiflion OF one per cent?
on ali monies paffng thiaagn his hands.
On ballosing tor treataTef, Gurdin Chaplin
is duly elected.
Ordeyra, That fhe fupcrntehdant OF police be
'diettcd to carry Into eFtct rho fscsritlsndarion
Of the committee Cor tic draining the marines at
each end of the Town, after giving Due notice to
the pfoprietofs and proceeding therein according
TO law.
TeR. JAMES VI. MrREA. c. g.
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1n- REMOVAL.

The SubIcrlber begS leave TO IN
form hs frieoas and rhe rubiic IN general, thai
be his rem we'd from IT. Store, he lately occupied
IN u ioa tt5eet, two doors furthe, South, ON the
fame fIe Of the ftreet, 70 that large and commes
dinus Store the properly of captain W,iAiam
Ea,Sey, 1t the Ggn OF tie Oaage Tree, where
lie has tie following iclcs tor fale, on the very
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
SHIP ~. h NEWS.
-1sisSiss- e fssaSa-
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED, 49,
Schooner Harriott, captain Luckett, IL
DAYS from HAVANA ugar-R. fourg
and G. Slacum.
March ~, spoke of the Havana. brig
Comet of Baltimore, captao Diamond,
from Laguira, bound to Philadelphia Z
DAVIS before had been captured by a French
priva.eer and Required by British
frigate, now cruizing off havanna and or
dereo for Jamaica. Spoke OFF the Florida,
shin Washington of Charleston, for New.
port.
Left at tbt Hav0aaaA
Ship New Guide, capt. ti.wland, CT New
York, to fail in Is days. sch'i Samif n, CAPT.
Sm;5h. of this porf 70 fail for Baltimore in 8
days, ichr. Merchant, Capt Hamilton, Of Bal
tirnorc 10 fall the z5yn. fch'r Melcngcr, capt.
White, OF Baltimore, 10 tel tos Baltimore in
days failed in CO. with brig P,oughboy, capt.
Rich, of Chnlsaon.
Arrived, schr. Alert, captain Dve, from
Baybadoes, Hast from Tufks Island, 20
days: Sugar, Salt and DYE wood: Jonah
Thom pson & Son, aud others.
LET, at Turk, island, brig Adams, of
New II ampshire, just drltted on shore IN
a dangerou, si,uatien; also, ship Char
lotte, captain Griffin, at aachor at the
Grand Turk loaded with salt and bound TO
New Orleans. March II, in lat 81 ~,
long. rs, spoke the ship Good-in'en5, capt.
Dennis, Of Newport, out II days from ~.
Orleans, bound to Liverpool.
..As.-A4 1l.-a-.--zA-,
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Mr.. @ E N Z Z Is

Has the ksngy to Rfo,m tbe AMATEURS Of DAN.
cling,
~g%HAT he will have BALL, oh Fyfad1
4 rexs, at bis Dencidg Room, corner Of
Royal and Prince # eets, every gentleman TO pay
a D0lHar tor a ticket, which he can GET at the
Dancing Room before tie night Of the Ball.
March zr. ga
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

Printing, in ITS vaylous branches,
haadiomely executed at this e&es.
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end, that the honor Of the United States,
and the interest of their eitizens, may be
more effectuaiy secured.
Res0lued, That the senator's and repre-.
sensatives 10 congress from this state, be
furnished with copy of these resoluti ons
and be requested to use all proper means to
procure the adoption, by The legislature Of
the United States, Of the measures herein
recommended.
Voted and passed unanimously,
BY order,
t. A.FosTER, CLERK.
A true copy.
Witness,
sAM'L EDDY, ssc'rg.
CONGRESS
OF TIE
UNITED STA TES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
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- ~ " GAN Il n n Ia "A Do T. VI OIL 1S
'9aISe Of Representatives, March /, 1906.
WHEREAS the subjects of his majesty
q Se klng of the united kingdom of Great
u,iialn and Ireland, and the subjects of
''0er foreign belligerent nations. have re.
00'ly committed Unprecedented depreda,i.
,os on the com herce of the citizens Of the
united States, aud have impressed and i'm.
p,soned many of the said citizens: and
,soeress the British courts of admiralty
saSe adopted rules of decision hostile to
W se just and natural rights of the United.
yates, and in gross violation of the aus
asas and acknowledged laws of natl.
cns:
! Y IS therefore resolved, as the sense of
I's house, That in fear tina. the measures
y negotiation, which it is presumed the,
0StttmtDt Of the Unite d States have un.
ss'saken, or will undertake, TO procure the
s'edy restitution of our captured proper,
and release of our impressed seamea,
g Prove unsuccessful, tits expediene that
Ss exposed and defenceless ports and hars
Sars OF the United States be fortified, and
8 naval force thereof augmented; to the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
,p.isn5tioA of Worms, sid The tympsous
BY zuhteb ysfY are knoyR.

Wosras which, ntsR the human body, are enkny o.
fou. kinds vs. Teres large round worm, tae fes.
idres Or ia,ah worm. the CueCrbisins, or fH9s
a,t, Whit. worm. and iahy, che Tsnis or tap. FORM
20 CALLED from ss Remembrance to tape this IS oitsn mn
ny yarda long, and is full Of jointsti is ns hufttal
aud NOR diiScIlt 20 cure.
Among Oh. fymptonis attending werm., are diiagree'
able breath, efeeally 10 the n.ornhg-5ad and tosraP
cd euu,s-itsSing in thsuoe and about the
saliJns AND epIeptc eu, and teMetincs prira.,on OF
Notwithstanding and grird;Eg Of the teeth in Aeep-
Irregular appetite, Notwithstanding TODD and ionsens'
voratious-; plngng, with iiMy and fctid hools-Vs'
n.;o;ng-I arge and hard beiiy-Paas sad htknrfs at
tke4omach- Pains in she head ard thighs with |ownsi
offp;ts-Slsw fever with fnsli and irregular Pstfe-A
dry coueh-Eucive ard unhtaL
thy cou1tenancs asd onetn:es the face b,catet and
~kuflied.
psrion. asaiaea with any Of tie sbovc fyrrptoa,s
houd lave s.tnedisse reeour!et to Hsn.ihcd's wofns
ssc.iges, which have been eostsr,iy stteHd-
9 vi.t saessf &. al complaints En!sr 70 tacte aoose
dtfcrled.
: dole of chi. laediene given stes!lohsy during 1e
vs!sr kIfes viii 'sGs&uay prasert the vomiting and
pit.ing ofeh:ldren, dteadlnl dorder which annually
detroYs thuuans Of the infant part OF our titles II
tkev;fr tn: uieR aud naoa certain remedy known sne
has rsSor.Gto kcsh ARD Grergh great s1r Der when
IL ADVANCED Gagss Of this fatal complaint. Particular
sad plain narueons ts FOR every part OF eac ne
ec..,ry trezt!ueat n,fuck csiea.
C.iIiyen generally take THIS n.edeire psh eagerncfs
,tGsas4 pIeaaug appearances ano IA sgftesoie tssc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16

: Dr. Hahn, tr1 and sssns:ne ssrnan
Corn Pia,ffr.
An ipfalaiabsc remedy Tor soras. ipeeaiiy re.
moving them root and <bsanelA wi.hOs, giving
pan.
7Ae gsnaine peyeaa .Ission,
So celebrated among ,hsaashienable throuehous
Eaeope, as an invaluable eolne,ic perfealy inno.
rent-and fafe, tree ftsm co'fai,e and resllen,E,i
neral. ltae bass Of o,hs, losioAs) and Of unp,r,l
slelled efficacy in preventing and removing Die.
milAesin the face and Kin ofevsry kind, par,i.
calsrly4rsekles, piraple,. inaamna'ory re'nsf,,
ieu'fs, letters, riggs worms, UNA bs'n., piiskle
heat, Sc.
The Pefaan Lotion operates mildly, wi,hos,
.npeding shat natural, infenGhlc pssspirstion,
N&skis fs sGN,isli4 hsai.a. .xss isa salssiy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
X OBJ + r / G R A \
Runaway Negro jazz

Ran away from the lublen6e1' " y,
wing in .pomonkey Meek, Charles cono'b ~
,ylaad, On the lsth Of lse june, q N's,9 'sS
nauca jack. about, 50 years OF ago. erS ~ ~
6 tee, .Cor >, inchcsh.gh, laay ard v.l'% :, y
bi. voicsaia eommon loai, and bold y %" ri 4
and mannsr. Don't know an thing bat vi,
make asaress frfrea jacks eloFensrSt /, ~ 4
than shat Of calling hinieH Bafty' 400 2
OF Arguments. .,aI
JACK came from Guines When b. S''% !.
II or e years OF age. There IS ic'f :. :" ~ d
sack Of enc CT hi. hand. occsfoasd n a.. ~. "a,
fcslt while an.iofaa,, j, muR be ohe0'sy s,,ri
~era nosic., each Of hi, hins are RiNs.w NJ,
aboa; = or s irck.s in leng:h :sd batter ''''
inch broad IN different Places. ..,s
WsAosycr, brings faid Jack home, 0, :.
Rim 10, jill that / &c, him again, ih'l' ri 1gy
Tsvrs,y DsN0,, for the hrf 20 ms' 81 n
Dolt.,s for 80 M les, OF F"y D'l''" :" ~
miles, ard O"e Shilling tor each n'ie a'''
'eafonabIe shargs. paid by ,nnr.
e. Inc above Negro jack eIep<d f ROM II Il
he..er than Twelve months psif. ard "a'% Laa
home by one of Judge WaFhington'' ,s ~
with pats ant recommendation lgneo '. eosr
ma. Tea,, Middi. River Neck. Batlmo",. .ft TO-
~, dated May p, 1905. jack siea S'"
Elf Tbsme. Re,ri. .,sr
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Dr.. Kahn's genuine Eye. Water

A ieyereign rtmeay fer all dilsas. Of ,a,,J
whether the efea o! natural week.-mrs., or d n
den,, dtadions otrheum, dulIn,ls, it,bp,'
alm, onihe eyes, never failing to cure ,stk,l
ladies' which t,equentl, luceeed the iu,!I \
mesAes snd ieveis, and wonderfully Of,r,s'
ing 4 weak egh,. Hundreds have ,ap.li1,.
its excellent virtues. when nesrly tep,Ia
6skt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, IN the Har.
ford road, mi ,soa Rs,imo'e hogan aooaf twenty
months ago 20 DC gfevouly as6ed with tape worm,
which inereafed fah in ze and fength 70 to excite
the uo horrid fenation. by his writing motion, and
ntolerabe pains, r6fembkng the gnawag andtesrng o.
his towelG whih deprived him o4 ais nreeaary leaP.
and c.ued iueh dreadful approximations sscanaot bsfon
ecvcd but by in mitar appetite ~'it
edrapty aud with that his ftsengih 10 tia. ne as
snnzhe ID attend Co any bndnefs -whtn he heard u
lrnc excellent cures performed by HaLi'tons woIn
iosengc. ne took large dole, which brought away a.
b.Ef FOUR -yARDS Of the worm CHOW ir the poi;
fFi "a Of Lee, coy bsc s'renewa! OF his PAINS !oGh
convinced him that this nsnfrops reptile had recovered
jts ffG vigor-ApP tsion was made tor ise Go: tor
ore Of their medicine. with their ADVICE Iron" "hca
isked the total cIpunn Of his Formidable encny, in
eseefai pieces ~Aieh.h {urpoicd to be SIX or EIGHT
YARDs ksarc. : h tew nscrths havc hnte saPied, ard
Mir Fsiter,is now ia per!ea health: he ah1ve tsfs
ssc yGa kHownto mum yous-e' Gle ms ael9hooI'
ard haRself wal crafty any WHO ray w,is TO MAKE
<u suisies oYs the fubje Although Hamiton's
sor,, fozenke, produce fueh powerful efe&s when
rxeel4ry, yet .sY perfectly innocent and H'iid in
,seir pefa,ion'o che human body even akea n lsrss
tofes as Mr. fr9ie: Will tcAfythcr particular s,id-
cfs is sburdsaty esiderin iTnunierasIe esressi 'n-
{arts. $3.50 !.
G.smzs.iees<S !, DR.. 1ala s1aag!.a, Mrtssssn,
~ psnw1spas:4.
Letter frss, sse4trverend Mf.SJofaN MOTHER
& u,ireer Of the Nar.sian ehuseh, IN York town.
zarf, JaaHs., 4.6, 1903.
= ygAx Sta,
rrr. H,tnil,cus ,osenges have Sefn Recommended TO
sae az very adequate for the care of children
sMitacd with worms. procured ake1 for the ne Of
uy fa.,isy, 20 try whether by means Of this medicine
might he enabled to gaia point, y hich, 90 Accom-
pfa, different orhcy meas had proved abortirc. MY
elieG boy had very 6es,y appearance very ref
rls st night. grew lcaner freHf time 20 time; in hor,
* teracd TO Sc in Prsearioa, Gate Of health, which
>o.ld yield to- none Of the mcJleine, sapsinisr ed,
ca gave MIN TWO doie, of lozengcs &c
i.e t1ions ehit- carried eff a>fbRante TO al appear
spsc r.,ce but upon el'fe inireaion qar re-
ts-led with very i,ali living animals. Net Of that
fort os worms whifA ufually a'la children from
sain Since that resled he grew remarkably sctera
ktah and saogh leaa. has got trefhant lively es'1s-
p!ss,a. Upon diacrcn: oeesfonst have MED this me,
einc rs p1rging fb.i,asc, and isanl j, 10 anfwef
exceedingly vel, wi.Soa. tfipsns belly ache, or
aey e,sr daerecabc fenfaons, 10 often occznped ~
-pargins medicines, Upon the With fudge shisl ne
cc,e "a be- beiides is main Object, one of the moil
i.tary For reoring oa appese, and ptsrnn,ns
prsp4r Gate Of diSeaioD by carrying off that hiGou.
nhiianes which cnaenders 10 mueh indilPeS,iSE BIC,
s.aong children and adults
! am, Sir, yssEy.nna obedient srrvant,
S. John MOTHER.