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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-22
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THURSDAY, MAY %.

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Extract q a letter tfom a gentleman residing
at VincenaeS, Indiana territory, tothe
editor Of the Western american, dated
IS AbfiI15th, 1886.
q :. The governor has just been officially
informed that the Delaware Indians have
burnt several individuals of their nation,
and condemned several othersto undergo
the same fate. "A prophet, it seems, ap.
peared amsng them, who told them that
be had seen the Great Spirit, who com.
manded himsosell the indians that was
his will they should destroy all those who
drink sbiritu0us liquors, or ksptbad med;-
ciiaes about them. nco.sequence Of these
orders IRON above, they began by hl,ruing
the great chief Of the nation himsell, and
are continuing the pious work with as much
devotion as the council of conscience felt
when they condemned to the flames John.
Husa and Jerome of Prague, The COVER.
nor is about sending Especial message to
ny ard pacify them"
BY the arrival at Boston OF the snow
Alba, from Guadaloupe,, we learn, tia,
the British cruisers are very vlgilans off
that place, they board almost every vessel
bound 10, and have been very successful in
re.espturing English prizes they have al.
SO captured almost the whole OF toe pri.
vsteers lately sut OF that island; not more
than five or six priyst=ers ale now flied
out. ~
4. L. I. 80 81.
landing Of peslons from the parts Of ST. Domia
&C in the petition of the blacks, the captain &c
nagal Of Martinique has frac'rd regulations,
which make i, ncceGart, that The place of birth
o. every perfon of color arriving there lhouid b.
fully proved, ard ,hst, if natives OF the United
States and not ipeaxing French, they will be cen
fdered in the ordinary clafs OF fcatnen; IT 'hsy,
though fuch natives, fpeak French, they n,~R be
kepr on board the veIel under the rel ponGbihty
of the captain. shood they prove to be French,
they will be commit,et' to prifon, but returned
on the failing of the veael, if thefe be found no
room 20 Iuipeet tia. they came to Martinique
with dangerous Intentions.
Mar. mi
"A late London paper Jays =" 1t is nor yet
known what mea!ur-s will be reiorttd &c by the
Britifh niiiaIy az inf the Deg OF Anglers, but
Il is iuppofrd tia, they wall cot Fave recociie to
pomba,dmept. Upon tina, irbjef peaian
dory is told of a folnes Dey, who, upan navai
tostl beng fent to bonbafd Aisic,s, aiked how
much the expedition cot Upon being morn.
ID, he BURT iuto violent fiji OF laughter. and
exclaimed. ooh you fi4iculous chTlieians. il
you had given ne bat half the fun, | WOO have
layed you the .,oabls, and battered down my
capital for you
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
From the Mepv York f,ccha'o Friend

FoREIoE.-To save our readers the
trouble of running through mass Of un-
interesting matter, we have selected from
the English papers all those points which
seem to US Of sufficient importance 10
claim their sttention.
Mr. Fox proceeds as we expected. Lord
II. Petty has proposed bill for the re-
lief OF persons having large families from
properly tax. Il motion was made By
Sir John Newport, an Irish rlember, in
The commons of England, for leave to
bring in bill with the advice and con.
currence OF the kings ministers, as the
first step to as perfect reciprocity in The
exchange Of such articles Of the growth
Of either island, as might be advantage.
Gus to the other, in the same manner as
ifthey were bat one country and to place
the posis Df either nation on the same
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
BALTIMORE, sen,ember 1.


Arrived, brig Three Brothers, Fitch,
from Point Petre, (Guad.l Sailed the
l4;h inst. on the 9th, about SO leagues
5. +, from Cape Henry, spoke the sch'r
Alert, Lueket, from Curacao, bound TO
Alexandria; left there the 10th. Capt.
Lucket informed tina, he saw letter from
gentleman on the Spanish Maine, to his
friend in Curacao, stating that there were
| 5 sail of vessels lying in Coro Bay, u
mong which were two frigates, five sch'rs
and briggs, but they could not learn whe-
ther they were English or not ; they had
got possession of Cofo Port. Sore time
previous to sailing the communication
with Curracoa and the Main was stopped
September 8.
Yesterday anchored in Annapolis Roads, his
French imperial and roya. mGjesty's ship Patri.
OF, of ~ guns, commanded by commodore
K'hom, member of the legion Of honor. &c
Commodore krhom arrived here yesterday IL,
q sch'. The French feet under admiral Jerome
Bonaparte experienced severe gale OIL the 10 h
ult which lasted till the I3th The Pat.io, par.
red from the rest of The feet on the 1ith, and is
very much miamed, having some of her ma;ts
&c. carried away The report of thc capture oil
part of the honeward bound British Jamaica
fleet, is without foundation Nor is il known
what course the French feet has taken
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
BOSTON, Aug. az.

Nffranda's emerfrizc.--We have con-
versed with gentleman who left I'rini.
dad about the TIME Miranda sailed FROM
thence on his enterprize: The troops he
had been able 10 embody were not hume.
rnus, but they were confident az success.
The number did not exceed SEQ; though,
more were expeGled.-The squadron con.
sisted ct seven or eight armed vessels,
a1d it was said they were TO rendezvous
at Margare;ta, an island of the Spanish
Main coast previous 10 The descent on the
Maine. a few South Americans had
joined MIRANDA at Trinidad and it was
reported, 10000 we're IN arms, in the Car.
raccas and Cunana, ready 10 aid him.
They lad received accounts from the A.
n'ericans taken in the schooners, who
were treated as prisoners OF var.
l, was reported that some French troops
bad proceeded from GuadaIoupe 10 assist
The Spaniards against Miranda.
The officers appeared publicly in their
uniform at Trinidad where they were
addressed By their military titles, such as
gen. Armstrong, Col. Kirkland, 1t. Smith,
&c. 1t was SAID the cause Of capt. LIE wis
quitting the Leander was quarrel with
Miranda.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
FRANKFORT (Ken.) Augas, ID.
ELECTION RETURNS.
CONGRESS.

John Boyle--D:s,rit. of NJ adison, Garrara &c
John Rowan, Washington, Nelson, Jtir.r-
son. &c
Benjamin Howard, Fayette, Woodford
Clarke, &c
Joselh Desha, Bourbon. Mason. &c.
hiehard n. Johnson, Shelby, franklin, Scott,
&c.
Although we hare no Information from the
distria now represented by Col Matthew Ly.
on, entertain no doubt Of his re ele1ion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
NRW YORK Auo 90.

We sincerely .ympathize in the allie.
lion OF the friends of those unhappy men
who have lately been executed at Porto
Cayel'o' Let them, however, find conso.
iai'on IN the reflection, that they have
come 10 an untimeIy end for no crime.
AcluaIed by generous enthusiasm in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
PARIS, June so.

1t is true, that report il suit in cucu-
lation that negotiations are TO be opened
with the English ministry. Hitherto
there is no CERTAIN ground Tor this suppo-
sition but it seems tn rest entirely upon
the stay of Lord Yarmouth in this city.
His Lorship is also seen from time TO time
al the hotel Of the minister for foreign at
fairs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
septemher &.

s The French .risa,e Veteran. under ,rs com
mand oeJerome Bonspar,e, has arrived off An
napois. The remainder of the squadron under
admiral Wollcnaix. consisting of lie Patriot
~, L'Eole "a, lie Foudroyan, "a. L'Inpe,eux
~, and lie Caspart. have out into Hampton
Koads-The Veteran is dismasied. and has
thrown several of her guns overheard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Fran the Jan,air0 ROYAL Ga=ere, Juiy 10.
MfRAEDA.--W We are credibly informed
tina, on the first arrival of gen. Miranda at
Barbados, lord Seaf1rih, not having had
any Intelligence but from mere report of
the nature OF his expedition. purposed hay.
ing him taken into custody, conceiyinp
Gas it did nos appear Great Britain had
any knowledge of the tTansae.loh) that he
might endeavor 10 feyoluionize any coun
try suitable 10 his purpose, as well as The
Spanish colonies. A council was accord l..
lngly summoned on The business, who af
Ter some deliperaton, carried il against his
lordship, and gave il as their opinion, that
assistance should be rendered him for the
turiherance Of his plan, upon which The
i'lIy sloop Of wav and two gun briggs with
private armed vessels, and a considerable
number Of men who enlisted under his
standard, sailed from that island along
with him for Trinidad, from whence they
were TO proceed against Caracas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
BAsLE, J.ne %.

BAsLE, J,.ne %.
We learn that the French nave entered
Linaac and pu, all the E,glish inerchan
dig: they found in that city under seqes.
tralion.
AUGSBURG, June 81.
II is asserted that the Porte has con
scented to cede Bu,riu,o atd the neighbor.
ing distict TO the French, as a part Of The
ancient Venetian territory II has been
lii The hands of the Turks only since 1899 !;
but this intell;a ence requires conirna,i-
on.
SAsLEs, May 2s.
The day before yesterday, az English
cutter, cruising at small distance from
nur coast, scizing SMALL chase maree.
which it immediately made use efto cep
tu'e fihing s!oop, belonging to MIR.
Loisensau. Yesterday morning, two cor.
yei,cs and another English vessel passed
very near Fort st. Nicholas, which fir. d
sesefa! times at them. Tonight, they
took another chase maree, which they
have fitted up.-Seven English are now
cruising within small distance OF our
road.
TRIESTE, June l3.
Our government has put in requisi,ion
40 vessels, intended 10 carry 10 Cattaro q
corps of Austrian troops composed Of dc.
lachments from the following reginents
-Arctd1ke Ferdinand. Joseph K;nski
S,rasoldo, ST. Julien, d Thurn. a part
ct these regiments are already arrived
here. Count Be!legarde, who commands
them, is instructed TO receive Clt.arc
(Which is to be evacuated conform ab!v IL
orders arrived i.om St. Petersburgii) Sc de
liver formal possession oft to the French
The Russian men of war, which lay
outside Of our roadslead, sailed yesterday
with some merchant vessels bound fu,
Corfl.-( Journal de = Emfire.)
A number Of Austrian generals s Com
missaries have arrived here, To supcrin
tend the enbaikation OF the prisoners up
on the Da0ube. AS soon as "yer the OF
fetal accounts ofihe mouths of the Cat,a
70 being in the hands of the French shall
arrive, all these vessels will actually DE-.
part. Though the French Courier, who
was 10 have brought the intelligence G!
the evacuation OF the Caltaro 10 Munich
had not arrived there on the 24lh, ever,
thing was teady for their departure
Prince Rertifier's baggage was all pack
ed up. a number ofwaggons, &c. hac
also arrived from BrauDau.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

The report Of the committee appoint-
ed TO enquire into The affair OF The Prin.
cess OF Wales, was expected to be laid
before the king on the I'd. The commits
sioners are said TO have con6ned them.
selves TO mere statement oftbe evidence
andno' TO have delivered any opinion Of
their own upon II. Let tic business take
what turn IT may, the consequences viii
be terribly serious. The charge, it prov.
ed, is, live mistake noe, high treason in
the accused and ifnot proved, high trea.
son ia The Rccuscr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

culator luggss. lying in the roads. The
captains are TO have their parole hare the
mates 10 be lett on board the diaereni
ships.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ..

Extract OF letter from London, June %.
"Of Mr.. Pinckney's arrival in this
country, you will be informed by the pub.
NC papers. am pleased To observe the
following remark by one Of our Editors.
" We understand Mr.. P's instructions are
mos! liberal, and such os are likely to
bring the dispute between this country
and the U. States to an amicsble iermi.
nation"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

\ he French friga,e which has arrived
at New'CasIle, is called La Valerenx, and
belongs TO the squadron under Jerome
Bonaparie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Captain Heron of the ship Minerva,
from London, was informed By the Ame.
rican consul, that MIR. pinckney had NE,
with favorable reception AT The GOVT of
ST. James and that or differences were
likely TO be amic! bly, adjusted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Lord Cochrane has for wan, of some
more important object ofat,ack, been de.
mollshing batteries, spiking cannon, and
destroying vessels in the roads aud ports
on the coast oil France.-His success has
been great, his loss little or nothing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Letters from Halifax, received from
very resrrh Sable gentlemen, state, Thar
capt. Whisby was put under arsSs,, and
Sent home as passenger, in The ship Lean.
der, Of which he (cap,. W. formerly had
the communicative Wh.,by, we uudes.
stand, is sent 10 England, to account TO The
British government for fis conduct on lie
American station, and the Expectations lie
committed of sandy Hook.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

DhHLfsi Ot-ItC -
We learn that the French nave entered
Linda and pu, all the Ea,giish lnerchan'
dig: they found in that city under seqes.
tration.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

footing us to the neutral interchange Of
grain from one country TO the other, as
the ports Of each were with respect to
themselves respectively. A wish was ex.
pressed and prevailing in the house, that
all distinctions should be done away: and
tina, line should be drawn which should
make the interests OF both countries one
and the sarse (; SO that each might derive
benefit from the prosperity Of the other =
Mr.. Foster the celebrated Irish patriot
and economist, approved the measure, but
feared the prejudice of the English far
mers would be opposed to it. 1t was re-
ferrsd 10 a committee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
1Defcgsbtion Of Worms, and the ymRt0ms
bu 7uRich thew are kn0un.

Worms which infeG the human body, are chiefly OF
fur kinds VIZ the Tcres large round wor the iea-
iar.s Or imail nav worm the Cuenfbitna, or mort
- whise worm, and afly, the lama or tape worm
,lled from It's Remembrance tape this Is often ma
nv wards long, and is fall Of jontsiti mott hurtiu
ard noA dificuis to cure
Among The fymptoms attending worms, are dnagree'
able breath efoeciayi the and corrupt
cd qun.s--itcing the noie and about the ieatC
vuliisns and epeptic fits, and ometmes priVaon OF
Notwithstanding and griEding of the teeth in ieep-
IRREGULAR appetite Notwithstanding food, Rdiometlnes
Notwithstanding. with finy and i9tid itoos-po-
mitinq--I arge and hard bey--Pai1s and hckneis at
fh Romach-pains in the head and thighs, with owneis
ne fsrits-Slow feytr with laial and gulsrpue-A
div thirh--6ometnles pale and unheal-
hy countcnance and foietines the face bloated and
Rulled. c.
perl3ps afRised with any Of he above iymptoms
{bou,d hive immediate recourie 70 t1srntonS worm
deafoyng oze1ges Which have been conltanty attend
ed with accs in ali com plants tinar TO thoie above
cetelbed.
d,e Of this medicine given occafonaly during the
warm tcaon will effcttually prevent the vomiting ard
u1rqi,p OF Children dfesdfl diforder which annually
croys thouiands Of The nar part OF OR cities. 1t is
kes the mildet and MOI certain remedy known and
ia, reoret 20 health and Rrength great member when
IN advanced Cages OF this fatal complaint. Particular
a plain nitruions are given for every part oil the ne
c.a@T}, tre41meac IN incn cafes
Children ge,eraiy tae this medicine with eagerneis,
having pieafug appearance, and an agreeable t<ite
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
The genuine PerEan Lotion,

So celebrated among the fashionable throughout
Eutopc, as an invaluable cofmctic perfectly 'nno.
cent and fafe, free from corrective and reFellent mi:
ncrsis the bats of other lotions and OF unpaTal
leilcd efficacy in preventing and renewing Die.
mifhes in the face and kin of every kind. parti.
cnlarly frecklss, pia,ples, infammatory redneis,
icorfs, letters, rings worms, IN burns, Pr'ekley
hsas, Sc.
The PerGan Lotion operates mildly, without
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Valuable Medicines,
F TAKE NoTIcE
Tai T.ssKsaueay, lsn.is at9e'nsef tef 0N.y Gsf33
fer ALEXANDRIA.
=. HAMII.T rows ELIXIR

fovereon remedy for Colds, Cbainate Coughs. Aih.
mas. Catarrhs, Sore Throats, and approaching Con-
iunPtons. M. ~
p Parents qybo nay bave children aJ'if1td qy'tb
the HOPPING COUGH,
This difcovery of the rit maghltude' as it Is an
,m entirely removes the mott cruel dforder to which
children are liablerhe Elixir stc psrfsctly agreeable
and the doie 70 fmall thar no difficulty ares III TAX
ing its
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
HAMILTON'S
Worm Destroying LOZENGES,

Which have within four years pat cured upwards Of
one hundred and twenty thopanj perons of both excs
of every age and in every uasion, of various danger
Gus complaints arifng from worms. and from, obHrue
ons or foulnefs in the Gomaeh and bowels.
This medicine bears analogy whatever Of fin,ilar
title, 70 commonly compsned of as operating with vio
ence, onthe contrary particular excellence of this and
lis being lutsd to every age eon&itut0n, and alfe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
Is RECOMMENDED
DR.. Hahn's Am1- Bilious P

DR.. HaAn's An1-BIIIsOw Pills.
The operation Of shelr pills IS perfectly uIl
70 as 70 be ufed with lafesy oy Pcsons 10 s'cT
ftuation, and Of every age.
They are exceiIently adapted to carry th1
peiHuOus bile, and prevent It's morbid lecEs'p'
to reGorc and amend rhe appetite: to P'otor
free resfpiration, and thereby prevent cod' TA'i
are often attended with fatal conicqafncai
dofc never fails TO remove cold, # taken on u
frf appearance. They are celebrated t'' O.
moving habitual cofivenels; ficknels at lh ID
mach, and leserc head ache ; and ought i0s
taken by all peEfons on change Of climate
az Sold likewife by S. PIeaana'
Richmond; Rols and Douglas, re-
terfburg; t. Green, FrederlcklOuIslf'
G. Purdie, Smithheld; NJ, ones S- u
folk Dr.. Miller, Wlncheiterj h
Greenhow, WilliamlburSh; AID ;
Shaw, Leefburg.
September a. lM
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DIR. Hairs genuine Eve. VIZ,

a iovcreign remedy for all dllca!.s !; =
whether the effect Of natural weskntr % u
dent, Deductions of rheum, duinef:. it,bi % ''
films on the eyes, ncver failing to cure ,s, s
ladies' which frequently fucceed IT,, lm,I r :
n,canes and fevcrs, and wonderfully G,.r.t
ing weak fight. Hundreds have eyn,, 5%
its excellent virtues, when nearly d.o,ir ,.'
fight.
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The loUereign Ointment for tie j

The JoOerelgn Omtmeat fOr tie ltd.
Which is warranted an infalllble remedy Mon,
application, and may be dfed with psrha ase
on pregnant women or on iafan,s week Cd
containing no, particle Of mercury, OF any ots
dangerous ingredient whatever, ard net 4.
compan;ed with that tcrlpcaiipg fnsI, Wild
attends the application Ct Other Remedies,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
Tie Aaodyne Elixir.

For the cure OF eyesg KIND OF head ssS.
Indian Vegetable Specific
A fate and fpeedy remedy for thu ve0erialaisi
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pcais
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious andml,
raYs f~vers,
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For SALE or to RENT.

qvaf SCI or Rent III, fallosoirg Y4dLUABLE
PROPERTY in Alexaaa,ia end its Uieisi-
~, Viz.
90 Acres of Land, htuated on the
north ide of the turnpise road leading 20 Little
iycf, one mile from the corporation OF Alcxan.
dria; abous Il acres are encoled. There is on
: tbe pfemif.s good dwelling houfe "a feetby
I8. two Hories high, with a kitchen and cellar
underneath, granaiy, Gable, and COW -houie,
with good garden. The land IS Adapted for
grais, corr. or fna.; grain. This placc may be
we'll worth he attention Of tn gardener, butch,
.eY, tauuer, or dlGiler as there is a neyefsail-
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the land and cloie 10 the DWELLING II IS rensr-
kable FOR good ais and healthy fluatiou.
A Lot Of Land, OH the iouth flde
of Duke.arset, in Wet. End, not far from the
Zone bridge; containing thlee fourths OF an
acre, with the privilege of Iaking 10 part OF the
ffects Till called for, (now encloicd.l THIS lot
corners On Duke and George ftreets, running
back 10 Wolfe trect. The improvements on
faid lot are two hory framed bouEe, "A teetb by
le, kitchen IS feet by II, bake houie 2S feet
by Ia, buit with brick, fable nip rooted, ca.
pable of containing SIX hafies, double brick
bniis nrcsRaly with pigeon bouie on the top,
ali well fniihed aud IN good repair, with apump
of good water in the yard; back OF the yard
there is ar, excellent gasden we'll Paiied and IN
good cuItiyatio. IN fhort there is every conve-
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a L so,
will fell my Right, on the lower
end of Prince Rseet, in alexandria, new occu.
y Pied by Mr.. yobn Limerick. For further par,i-1
calars apply to the fublcriber living at Wet
End.
Michael O'Meara.
January Is. 2awtt
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,oera;ss nothing but what is perfectly noeent, and 70
mid al its operation that it cannot inare theimoa
delicate pregnant lady, or the tendere infant Of week
old i,euIdno worms exit inthe body but viii, with
cut PAIN or rping eeaaie the itomaeh ana DOVES o.
v ,feyer sfoul or ofcniye, andthereby prevent the
ngaa,fion Of worms and many fata1 dllorders they
Are particularly ecaelou in carrying of all groas ha-
ntors and corruptions feverih and bilious complaints,
and the iafetand mde purgative that can DC ued on
the occalion.
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HAMIITON's ESSENCEAND Elk
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

A f.fe and cffeaual remedy for govt, rhenmatim,
raey tprains, brues, pains in the ace and neck, &c
All has performed more cures in the above compliant
tban all the other medicines before made public
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JAMES KENNEDY, sEN.
YyNG STREET,

KIN(3-SI Rect,
y% FspFrFFIJII.Y illforins the public that he has
received, froa, LEE & Cos Patent and Family
kisicin. Store, Nsw- York, frch aaoFtnsnt Of the
Valuable Medicines,
ub,b are in high eiteem AMI general ufe throughout
) ere Ia;red States, many of them being fold cheaper
thln the drugs Of which shSy are compromised eona
{, n. nurchaGei a. retail Gore.
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Tooth Ache Dre5s.

The only remedy YET diiccvelcd which d,
immediate and la&ing relief in the noG e,
intances.