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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18

or PSL}opak RPp'3faittR'
T AFp E w 9 K M.
Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, On the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore began about twenty
r,nths ago TO be grievouly afiGted with tape worm,
which ncrealed fat in lze and rength 10 to excite
the o horrid fenations by his writn!ng motions ana
intoera5e pains reembing the gnawng anu caring Oh
his bowels which deprived him OF his neeeafy heeP,
and caued uch dreadful apprehenons as cannot be con-
ceiyed butby one in iniar ituaon his appetite walt
ed rapidly and with that his Rrength, 10 that ne was
unable co attend TO any buineis-when ne heafo OF
fome excellent cures performed BY t3ahAton's worm
lozenges he rooa large dcfe which brought away dc
bout FOUR YARDS of the worm (now IN the pol
fcfon of Lee, * COZ bur renewa! OF his pans loon
convinced him tina. this nonrou reptile had recovered
its frf v:gor-Application made TO Lee & Co: Tor
mare of their medicine with their advice, from hch
rcfulsed the total expalfon OF his Formidable enemy IN
feveral pieces, which he uppoied TO eSX or EIGHT
YARDS more. A lew months have hnce ctp'ed, and
Mr. Fuller is now in perfect health he above aets
re well known TO numerous circle oil his neighbur',
ard hinielf will crafty any who may VITA to MAKE
farther INQUIRIES on the fubjc. Although Hamilton
worm lozeuges produce fuch powerful effects, ~heh
neeedary, yet they pereey innocent ara mia IN
their operaton on the human body taken Iii large
doies as Mr. Fuller will tettytheir particular
eis is abundantly evident in nnumerabe cures OF III
fant:.
Communicated by DR.. Joas Siaagler, 10rk f'qvS,
Ptaufylpaxia.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN fMoLi HEA
miuiter of the Moravian church, in York town.
1ork, 3anaayy I4tb,. 800.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
ESSENCEANDEA-
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

e,fr and aual remedy for govt, rheumatiim'
,sy. inrsins, bruifes pains in the face and neck e
An has psrforned more in the ABOVE complains
MAN ali he Other medicines before made pebit
From Dr.. Ws0thsrbayn,
Wyths county, Virginia.
purchafed at your fhop the preps-
rasions you call Hat0ns Eaencs OF Esfaet q Nun.
lard which Believe IA. perfectly removed CIRQUE
Ss',arifn (of that kind framed iciatca, or OF che mp
;o;ntl uad,r which had labored for long tine, and
lSS Mad bafs.d every article in the Materla Nedsa'
and eycEy mode Of treatment received into Praeee TOT
the careof this qbttinate diieafe i you siA s
{s.(-t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
w. WEATHERBURN.

Joha Hoover, rope maker, South Second itreei. be-
May and Chcitan directs, Philadelphia, voluntarily
ly ntaketh oath as follows, namely,
that his vsife Mary Hoover, wasfo ieversiy aftiiet
dSqt rheunaeifnl, very dangeron1y htuateo
the cunfsopence ola (yere cold after lying in, as toAbe
connsd 60 her bed fur fcveral and was at length
reduced TO the naesaey apprehension Of remaining
ippie for Efe the mott Respectable me-
del advice was followed and every prohasie remeay
attempted when feeling ieverai eafes OF cures
rdbv fIanion's FHeuce and Extra8 OF Muifard they
were procured from MIR. Birch. No IL South Second
Greet. The fri application enabled her to walk aeross
she room, AMI the NE Of bottle retorcd her to her
siual itate of health and Arength.
JOHN HOOVER.
.Sssrp asS fsl5eri5sd sslsare
EBENEzER FERcUsoN, Eiq.
0se Of tbe jxsicss Of t5e peace TOR f Sa''
delpbia esaHU.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
Valuable Medicines,
go e AXE NoTIcs

T1sf =. Keass4y ,jss.is a9es'stf'd t6e sssy sgea'
for AIEAANpaIA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
IANES K EN- EDY, Sen.
- i s. {, u EET.

KfVG-Sd NE FL,
r. EspE rFgJlA-a tstorms tts puslie that ne nas
LIZ rsc.IssE IRON LIE & Cos Pateas and FANNY
Ais..sie store, NewY ork frclh aiisFtnent OF the
Valuable Medicines.
sev,b,h and genera afc throughout
,hc Unrcd stases many Of them being iold cheaper
chan the drugs Of shesh fhey are cen souis
s h. mn ri. Al at IetAif Rsrs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
CASES OF CURES
..By HaniltOn'S

WOPiN DESTROYING. LICENCES,
(S<itt7ed from bsgjanaiJ The ea'6ens'e'y ~
z0kieb an, psglou rsay Gjeertais en6tr BY lsf's'
or peytonal application.
n AFpE W.O r M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18

Nervous DTorders,3
oolfualptions, ! 4,
Lownefs of fPirlrs,
Lsfs of appetite,
ImpuritY Of the blood
Hyterisal affections,
Inward weasneGes.
Seminal weaknedes,
Flaorbus Cor whfsesl
Earrennefs,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18

Violent cramps in the
ftomach ami back,l
1ndigeHion,
| Melancholy,
| Gout in the itomaeh,
Pains in the liasbs,
Relaxaiions,
Involuntary enaiilons.
obtinate glcets,
Impotence, Se. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
DEAR SIR,

DR.. Harnron's Eezenges have been recommended 70
me as very adeeuat: for the cure of children
aaia.ed with worms procured a boz for the ule Of
my family to try whether BY nleans OF this medicine
might be enabledsto gain Pcirs, which, to accom-
plifh different other means had proved abotiye. Ny
eIdei boy had very hckly appearance, was vsryre-
lss at night grew eaner from time to time; in hor,
he eened to be in precarious rate OF health which
would Weld TO hone of the medicines administered,
until gave him two dof.s of iosenges, agFeeabyto eAe
directions which carried off lubasnee to all appear
ance mere nlucu but upon ciolc inpction quite re-
peled with very linal living animals. Not one OF that
tort Of which uluslly sasa children e1s onl
him. Since that period he grew Remarkably better r.
heaAh. anu though lean hasgot frch and hscy
plexon. Upon differ ent oecaions have uisd this me,
dcii= as purgag iubaitase, and teand it to anwef
exceedingly well, without bringing on belly ache, &c
any other greeablc enia,icns, 10 often oceaoned by
purging medicines. Upon The which judge tins me-
d;eine to be, btides It's obje6 one OF the mott
fautary means for reorus LOFT appetite and pronosg
prper Gate q dgefion, by carrying OF that bilious
fubtanee which engenders 70 much indspohtioE' hoaa
among children and adults.
L am, Sir vnur n,nn obedient iervart,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
NETWORK, Auguf 80.


Captain Peas, of the fchooner Olive BrancI
was t'ken from the faid fchooner on the o6l
int. and arrived here yeherday in the brig L.
dy Warrington, from New Orleans. Can
tain p: left St. Kits on the 18th of this nonfI
and informs US, that the day before he failed, ,
private hired fchooner arrived there from B,rba
does, with news of Peace between Great Bri
tam and France. This news was received "A
8arbad"es by trigate which left England or
tne am OF July: and on her arrival, the ST.
Chriitopbers frigate was difoatcbed 70 otbe,
illands with the news, and the fchooner whict
brought the intelligence failed immediately fo,
Antigua and other Britiih pofIefIion:. Captain
Peas had letters on board for number of mer.
cantilehoufes, and gentlemen ir this CITY ant
Canada, announcing this important intelligence
but which were lott with the fchooner.
Partial rejoicing took place at St. Kits in con.
fequence of this news. /Di6eLie5,ed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
NAPLES, MAY az.

The fugitive court at Sicily has made A new
attempt to difurb the repofr of the kingdom,
thereby however only expofng its barbarity
and imbeciIity. All the galley Raves Of Sicily
have been fet at liberty, armed, and part Of
them diiembarked on the coat of Calabria.
Fortunately the obieet Of their decentralization
has mifcarried so Of thofe wretches were
feized At CrotoDa, 100 at Reggia, and so at Sa-
lerno in their pockets intrsHions were found
commanding them to murder, plumber, and
burn. Our new monarch, on the contrary,
frives to etabliih his authority by mildnefs.
Notwithstanding the arts employed for exciting
dometic tunults, and the danger Of fhewing
ciemency too early, he has ordered by decree
OF the III infant, all Priloners eosSned merely
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
Domestlc Intflllaflifp.
MA
MORE GUN ROATS
MAINE.

We learn, that Commodore Prebe has re.
ceived orders from the Secretary of the Navy.
to commence the building of eight Gun Boats,
which are to be launched by the Lar of Novem-
her next. Five of which will he built at PORT
land and three in Brurfwick. We are alto
happy to learn, that much more public buGnrfs
of this nature may be expected in this quarter.
RaRera AygnJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
BOSTON, Augua 81.

Captain Lewis, arrived at Quarantine Roads, Bor
ton from Martinique, Sunday, 18th inn. lat. 90.
80, long. 81 80, aw five fail Of the line BANDING to
the northwsrd aud eaftward, fuPpofed to be the
fquadron belonging to Jerome Bonapsrte.
The fame ve1els (fuPPofed to bej were feen Iaa
Tuefday from Salem, in a eourfe toward poaon---
They have not yet become vGbls to the Boftoni-
ans! Bsg, b5p.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
Auguf go.

captain Barker, OF the hp Rofe-in- Bloom. has
favoured us with the following particulars ref
pectng the lofs of his veffeI, in addition "a
thof- Of which we yeferday morning gave 70
dinrefling a relation.
To tie Editor Of the Mercantile AdVertiJer.
Sir,
On the 18th Of Augua faiIcdfrom Charlie.
on in the fhip Rofc-in-Bloom, of which was
natter, with cargo conffing Of rice, cotton.
and fugar, configned to MIR. E. Burrl and n.
theirs and having on board rs perfons, incI,,.
ding pafengers. Nothing material occurred M
til Saturday the esd. At 6 O'Clock p. M. wind
at N. e. blowing hard, reefed down the fails
and food of fhore, being in lat. 40 fifteen fa-
thomS water. At IL O'Clock p. NJ. handed fore
fail and fore-top-fail hove to under clofe.reefed
main-top-fail and mizen.Ray-faii. At s p, NJ.
ient downtop-g a'Ianf-yards. Ate A. M. bley,
away the nizen-fay-iail, then took in m4in-,op.
Gail. got up new mizen-Ray-fa, and
bent II immediately fet it, and found il not
efficient 70 as to keep the Chip ffeaaI reefed
the Fore-tail and fet IT. At 8 A. M. the wind
cane ~ the uorthward, and in half an hour af-
forwards the fhip was truck by a fea which
tupped her up and then by another, which
truck her in the lee fore chains and then nv
4 third fea, which truck her on deck to Ieeward
and knocked her entirely down, and by that
means twenty perfong were drowned, and
the hip totally loa in fifteen fathoms water, A.
bout twenty miles ea(l off Barnegat. The per-
ions faved were taken of the wreck on the NOR.
ming of the 2sth infant, about niue o'clock. BY
the brig Swift Of Halifax, and brought to the
city OF New-York in Esd brig on Wednefdav
evening, STEPHEN BARKER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
NETWORK, Aueuft s..
LOSS or THE SHIP ROSE ROOM

It is with much regret we have TO tate the
'ofs of the fhip Rofe-in- Bloom, commanded bv
Captain S. Barker, bound from Charlefton RI
this port. This fhip upfrt at O'Clock on Sun.
day morning Taft, off Barnegat, during the gale
which was tevereIy felt in this city. It ia pain.
fu to ftate, that out of forty-rine perIops nm
board, I'll were drowned. General John M.p,er.
Ion, OF South Carolina, in faving the life of his
daughter loft his own. On Monday, at clever
O'Clock A NJ. the furvivors were taken off the
wreck by the BritiG, brig Swift, Capt. Phean.
OF 81. Johns, and brought fafe 10 this port.
The following are the names of the perfons
faved
Captain Stephen Barker, Capt. Oliver Cham.
plain, Mifs Eliza M'Pherfon, hon. J9hn Rut-
ledge, Mef1rs. L. Petray, M. Brenan, Tofeob
w. Page, B. Booth. John Davis, D. Bo,ifepr.
IL. Turner, N. Perry, D. Crocker.
Ssauen
Benjamin Brayton, w. Van Eighteen. Iohn
w. Gibbs, Randell Cornell, Lovd B. Bnrt.
John Halfway, Lewis Diyifon. Lewis RiIev
James Quin, Thomas Comfy, William Cowan.
vis-2s faved.
Dreamed. -. 49,
Gen. MsPherfon and rervant. Mrs. pootb md
son, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. James Miller, I'm. Mr..
Thomas TAFT, Mr.. Henry 30 vering, Doctor
Ballard < fervant, Mr.. Botfeur's fervant, Mr..
y. Crocker's fervant.
Storage pa6engers and fam.n.
William Whitelese, John Fotcha, ID. MaCs,.
", William Robinfon. Charles Bryce, Fortune
iohnfon, John Trufty, black, Adam Knoot, do,
larry Kid, do. Drowned 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
Erfrn6 Of a letter, from a gentleman in r., y,

ne Kerkmer was condemned hy the
court, hip and cargo. They alto condemred
my adventure, amounting TO 1000 dolls. On.
powerful reafon for condemning the adventure
was' that 944o was in fpecie, which the can.
tors ny they never think of giving up. They
nave liberated feveral veiIels without trial, ma.
king the claimants pay all COTS. If they bring
them to trial they are flre to make them NV III
colts, lhouId veiIei and cargo be cleared.
:. The brig Hope, Doble, was broueh, 70
tna' on the 9th of Auguft. After reading the
papers It was agreed between the Judge and
lawyers, that this veffel ihoud Law over for fnr-
ther proof. The judge faid that it was cafe
deeply fufpeded of fraud; had the counI.l s,r
the captors have ur.ed it, he was of opinion,
tney were entitled to decree of condemnation.
/, The ichooner Fame, Merchant, was feized
oy arevenue cutter, under fufpicinn tha. ii,e
was gong to fmuggle. So fanguinc were thew
OF having her condemned, that thew brougbt
her in and discharged her cargo without fra
obtaining permiifion from the court. This sf-
Ironted the judge 70 much, that he cleared I'M.
ichooner and, ftrange to tell, decreed the can.
tors TO pay COTS.
On the lsf court day previous to nv la,v-
ing Halifax, brought on for trial, 10 tons o;I
cocoa, belonging to Por,uguefc gentleman.
taken IN Spanifh brig, from Caracas for Ca.
diz. The council for the captors pleaded that
rue COCOA was rom an enemys colony, going
to the mother country of that enemy, under an
enemy's flag, and of courfe was fnbiet, TO con-
domination. The judge, in making UP his de-
cree fad that from the particular friendf,ip ex-
lifting between the Portuguefe government and
that of G. Britain, he decreed that property to
be refored.
This is the conduit of what they are pIear.d
to call their judge at Halifax. All the principal
people fay, there is no ufe in appealing from
Judge Croke's deciiions, for ir no cafe, fav
they, have his judgments been reverted. He IS
An independent man they add not to- be nflnen.
ced by any one-and above bribery, as he re-
ceives sooo! per ann. 5oaOn pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
Auguh 81.

Auguh So.
On the fsth of July, lat. Is, long. ST, Ad.
Warren dfpatched the brig Scorpion to Ntsy-
renndidnd' to apprze the officers there tina, the
French heet had left the Leeward Islands, and
were iteering nor'h-eaaerly.
On the 10th Of Aug. lat. 81, so, long. 50, so,
a iquadroa was feen proceeding to the esiwa.d.
IL Us probable this is the French feet which was
FoH New'York the lf.ina. They proceeded To
the eaftward nowly. Ad. Warren, was Gar TO
the northward and raRward ofthem, unefs he
obtained information, and changed his courfc
AuguR 90.
The Tunihan amba ffador is likely 70 turn
out " harder bargain'' than the executive has
yet found him We are. told, his excelIency.
diHatis6ed with the conduct of ,fome of the 2.
gents of government at Wilmington, with ref.
peet to fome property he had purchaied, Get
on with one of his attendants for Warrington,
to remonftrate with the PRECEDENT, or whome.
yer ne may 6nd representing the govern rent,
on the tubleet. MIR. Cathcart reaains here.
1t Is expected the minifter will on his return.
embark IN the Two Brothers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
o35 10000 6567

Let this be compared with the cosG quences
OF admitting the American Hips:
,soo--oGoned ana equipped from the WJP-Iaaie5
and tho continental eoioEi~S.
l67 1855 1900
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05

The above are conH1td to BritiGl ihps in A.
nrerica and the Wea.indes. aud neceiarily do
not include the fIipslu home thrown out Of the
American trade, which are as under
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
Fallen of in the war
f6s el,s65 5oo7

Fallen of in the war f6s el,s65 52o7
-
The above are conH1td to Britih ihips in A.
nrerica and the WeA.indies, and neceiiarily do
not include the fIIip SIT home thrown out of the
American trade, which are as under;
No. 3. Ship. Tons. Men.
ih"ardS IN 1889, l0i ~ OS5 o2,4oo
in 1904, IL o,l52 1874
- - -----
IoG 3o,s8S 81 ,2ee
Outwardj IN 1892, 923 50 063 2764
III 1855, 10 2,il3 $50
-A-s-~-- -
ot3 1880 eei4
Which falling oR ut Britini ihip, at home was
not however, to br attributed exclufvely To
the Weit-India fufpeoiions, as other oaufs s GER
tdinly contributed to that
The injury 20 the Bri'iih continental colonies
win he afcsriai1ed by the following Aa,emrr,s
No. 8. Importation into the Wen Indies from
theie colonies.
Timber, Shingles, Slaves.
IN years. Feet. No. No.
1000 900 2,as0.ooo 45s 900
DO. to 1901, l,l59,ooo 100000 lGl 900
Thefe were the conleguences If Britifh itps
being to a certain exten; Turned ont ofthe trade,
on the breaking out of the war, from the want
OF regular convoy', and the advantages Of vsTi.
ous FINDS 90 the Americans incident 10 hyd,li-
ties, whith induced the governors to- relax the
navigation laws from time 20 tinrc as the neceC
ny appeared to arif.. Tins practice dnring
t'e var has furnIhed the Importers of the bill
with an argument that they are not now about
20 do any new injury to the Briiifh flip.
ping intereR. Let it be remembered, however,
that by transferring the Responsibility from the
governor TO niniffsrs at home (whn, not know
Ing the emergency cannot Judge of the necefiity
OF admitting neutral yenels,) the fulpendrng
power will be in the bands Of thofe who are
relieved from all refpo0iibiliiy which is not
The only evil that will be produced by the bill,
az the paIiiug It will have a direct tendency to-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05

IoG 3o,s83 2l,2e6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

The Lincoln and Kennebec Ma
rine lnfurance Company give notice,
that the amount Of their Aock is Ssv-
s~tyfUe Tb0uy9nd Dollars; and they
commune to make infurarce on Ve1-
fels, Frei aht, Money, Goods and Ef-
fctts, and asainlt Captivity Of per-
fons, and on the Life Of any perfon
during his abfencc at fea and in
cafes Of Money Lent on Bcuom'y
and Reirondcntia, to any amount not
exceeding thirteen1houfand FIVE han
dred dollars on any one rifk.
By order of tie Pre6dent and Directors,
JOHN MERRILL, jr. Secretary.
WIcG-i, FeJ, 4, SOC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

TTAVE juft received an addition
Il al fupply of USEFUL Se
FANCY GOODS, among which
are the following -
Rofe Blankets, fuperfne Broad
cloaths, Devonfhirc Kerfeys, Coat
iags, Plains, Patent Cords, Baizes,
and Flannels, DufilS, Swanidowns,
Calimeres, Worried and Gotten Ho-
fiery, do. 60. Gloves, Fancy Vef-
tings, Silk & Cotton Velvets, In
dia Cottens, RuGells, Durants,
Ruielets, Hollands, white, cOlored,
and lace Cambrics, Britiih Shirtings
Linens. Calicoes, white Cuttings,
Gipghams, Checks Grapes, Luf-
trings, Sattins, Sinchaws, Platillas,
Dommets, Norwich Shawls, Coun,
,erpanes. Bandannas, &c. &c.
which together with thofc on hand,
and more daily expected, will form
a complete assortment
Also W. / and n. E. Run,
cogoiac & Barcelona Brandy,
Gin, Wines. Bohea, Souchong,
Hyfon, II. Skin, and Young riy-
on Teas, Cotton, 4d, Cd, rod,
and 2od Nails, Glafs, Indigo, SPi.
@s, kaifins, Chocolate, Shells,
Mould ard dipp'd Candles, Pow
der and Shott.-LikeaVyt, an afor:-
ment of Ironware, Salt, country
Flour, Butter, Corn, sc. 1900
quint. Cod Fiji, 500 dc. Seal do.
boxes Smoaked Herring. Fe5.Io.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

n. Much confidence being
necefariIy placed in the integrity
and workmanfhiP Of an Upbal1erer,
las claim 10 that confederation, |
am induced to Ger the following
Certificate, which was prefented to
me, BY my Mater, OF the day Of my
freedom in Bottom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
FOR SIZE.

FOR SALE,
THREE valuable Store LOTS.
4 htuated in Maine styeet, with 1
brick wall adjsiDing tn: new brick
houis oPpofite Gen. Waifworth's.
-4ir0,
Five Lots OF Land fiua,ed in Fal-
mouth, a few rods from the new
bridge.-Inquir Of
Stephen Foffer,
Wb0 baJ far Sadr, atrbe fare s-c4eica
By HAIR Y ENERr, o. LssrlLaa4'I Hbatf,
2ooo gallons Cherry Rum, on a
credit of fix months.
400 pair Men: calf Kin Shoes.
n. Is. Thofe v no with to purchafe
Cherry Rum TO ihip for the South
ward, can be fuPflied on reafonable
terms, by applying as above.
P0afIaad, FeL %, itC6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
II 1Toung Man,

VI no has been a comfortable time IN
lore, and has knowledge Of tufnels,
wiihes for htuation in fore in Portland, as
a Clerk; and can produce good recommends.
tions. "A line addreded 10 A. B. and forward
ed TO the PoR-Of6ce, Bad, fh4ll meet with
due attention. Bath, Taz. l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
# PRINT SnLe.

8 Bales Of frefh imported Goods,
conhltins Of Broadclorhs. Cafhmeres,-
Swanidowns, Coaiings, Baizes, Flan-
nels, Swanik!ns, Linens, Threads,
Hat Innings, Cotton Hofe, Velyets.
Cords, Sewing Six, Sufpenders, sc.
cafe Englilh Fats. Ffb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Ne7v Grnsoe.

JUST publ.fned, by JoHN MK,owN,
, and for fale at the New PriD.iinq. ,f;ce
Un.0a-S .s-..i, Po,ti4H4 The New Tobinfon
Crr..ae; deGgned FOR the iT,ltru' zion and 4.
rnulernent Of the youth Of both iexes. Tranf.
4ted from the German. iio, for tale as above
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vendrd a, the BooSliores N tc,rH.
Fs5 9, 1906,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
MASSACHUSETTS MECHANIC ASSOC
ALTON

70 AZ abb Pail fe tb5ft PresaL, GREETING
WHEREAS NR. EDWARD Howe, hath
prefented 10 Us, the Certificate of Mr..
7oBa g. Hlr7ef, fetting forth ,hat the fad E
HowE hath duly dilcharged the duties and
fulfilled his engagements IS Faithful AP-
prentice, and that he recommends him as
worthy the couatenance Of this AlociatiOn -
Tbeyetore, we the Preident andVice -Prefdent,
il behalf Of laid aTociation, do grant him
this Certificate Of our appreciation, and do
recommend him TO the Noniee. Eueourass1ueut,
Protection and Pltrozgye Of all Perions, in all
Countries, where he may fojourn.
In T5ainoay zp5srest, re bavr fagtfa t5s Sal Q,
orr A65eiatioa 10 Be ebTxed 70 t55E Prgte7fs
and Egala tbe Janas Tbs 2tb day yf JH!y
1904, and tJs ninth yrar Of orr Lgyfifa5ioH.
JoNA. HUNEwELL, Preildent.
BENJ. RUSSELL, Vice-PreGdent
.httg3- John B. Hammatt, Seer"a,y. Us.
Gr If the Gentlemen Farmers ol
the vicinity will take the trouble to
fave their SWINGLE TOW, and
cal! as above, they may receive a
reafonable compensation Cor it.
Portland. Feb. lC