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Saie8 at aurtion.
On Saturday, tic SID IF Jniy next, 7oW BeIo9 on Be
byemiiSt,

On Saturday, tic 5D IF Taiy next, zoW be yeH on Bc
PREMIER,
A piece Of GROUND, on the Main-nree,, adj
i \ joining Mr.. James Maclure's, containing forty
iour feet in 'front.' and extending back I6o feet TO an
alley The property viii be fold entire or divided
INTO two equal parts, may be found or the day Of
iae bet TO iuit the purchalers Terms-fuy and one
hundred aud twenty days credit the purchaer CIV
ing his note with an approved endorfer, payable at
the bank Of Virginia
ALSO-one other lot nearly eppohte the Court.
houe, adjoining iiah faacs lot, containing 30 feet
on the Main-hreet ard extending about $50 feet to
the Back Greet.
Six and twelve months credit will he given, the
rwchaier giving his note payable at the bank of Vr-
gua, with approved endorler.
TAYLOR & BROWN, V. Mrs.
June a. Qdf)
A COACH AND HARNEss-FoR SHE.
VII Jo9af TeadDs, on TbDgf2,y next BY P,e6Sy u
Mo1eRre
a Large aud flrong family CoAcH, made Of the
i beil materials; all the body being mahogany,
with harnels complete for four horles, on credit Of
ninety DAYS.
June "a Ut0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-24

George w. Swinuey was yeferday called be-
fore the examining court of this city, on the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
No. IT.
TO THE PEOPLE

There are eighty regiments of militia in Virginia
We will fay nothing of the cavaIry-regiments, which
a as long as their coat and their cap will look hand
Tome. Let each regiment of militia rafe 25 light in-
iantry by inlittments volunteering draughting as
may be thought mott adyifable. Let them be COM
peaty armed, and for their own convenience and the
honor OF their country let their uniform be entirely
home-ipun. Let the officers be recommended to the
executive, BY the Court-Martia of the regiment To
which they belong, and hold their commfions during
good behaviour. One remark, refpeeting the eff.
GERS, may be made here. They fhould be men who
have time from the common occupations of life TO ac
qure military knowledge. The evil of inducing
let OF novices into the command of troops is ncacua-
bic. They fhoud be men with heads to plan, and
hearts to execute; not niggardiy in fparing few
days iromther profits their peaures for the good
OF tneir country men, who by their example and au-
thority would eaablifh order and tria dicipline "a
mong the troops under their command. Let thefe
men thus oficered, muter two entire DAYS in every
mouth except the winter months not, as our regi-
mental muiters are conducted. No; let officers and
men parade at iunrife, with their arms and provi(i
ons for two days, ard continue under arms during the
day, 'ave the time which would barely fuce for OBJ
tanning iome refrefhmeDt. Let every deviation from
trct order by officers folders be everely punilhed
by line to be laid by the officers before they leave
the field. The fines to be coleaed by fpecial
ohcer and returnable to the next muRer Out of the
fines TOR ablences &c let colours and ntruments of
muic be furnifhed, aad the muicians and aduant re-
eeiye fmali compensation for their fervices. Let
quarter-mater, on the fri day of every mule4, ex-
anime the Rate Of the arms, and make return upon
oath to the eourt-marha the morning Of the third
day, that every neglea Of keeping the arms in the
beit order may be feverey fined. Let thefe troops
be IN oonitant readiness to march az days warning
and when called on, be the fame pay and under the
lame regulations as continental troops only, that
they may not march out of the ftate without the ex-
pres order of our own executive.
On troops thus trained, we may place forue hopes
IN time Of emergency. But on our militia in their
Prefent Rate, reaon and experience forbid us to place
the fn,aleh confidence. Our militia in the time of
our revolutionary war had fyoagey mofVss.to rmnefs
than perhaps they ever have again. Every man
then knew that he was eontending, only for his IL
berty but for the perfona liberty of bis family and
friends. And what did the militia under fuch cir
| eumltsnees performl Did they drive the enemy
| from our honest No; at Gates's defeat they al
mott universally threw down their arms aud were ne
yer rallied again. What did they at Cuiford, where
few firm fires would have ruined the Britih army
They sed and left every thing expofed to the mercy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
>coMMuNfcnr ZION.

CoMAUNIchr1oN.
Yeaerday came on, in the diAra court, the cafe Of
Bull Csiasedl-A queftion arofe refpeaing the
al nifibty Of tetimony-rhe caufe being /stfiiife,
at liberty tate its merits 70 far they
go--bur there s5ffer faying which attracted
notice, aud for the mention of which think will
NOT De held in contempt Of court.
"A Mr.. - made payable to -, which
was endorfed by - afterwards the of the
maker erafed-The queftion was, whether he
could be admitted evidence TO nullify the initru-
nlene.
Some pleadings took place on the occaGon, and fe-
veral authorities read; by which /. appeared
fha the minds of the judges the other fde of the
water, drew different ways the fame point of
the couuel remarked that it had been decided by ome
Of the in Maryland, that decifons in Eng
land, nes the Declaration of Independence, ould be
binding on them.
By Nebsyon, C. Sir, Edo not 6"l1 myjslf bound
6y ANY dsejGsns mcREAr-BRrrAIN, either BEFORE or
SINCE f5s declaration Of inapeadtadenee, except 10 far ar
their REASON and EQUITY may apply.
As to the adniibiiity of the witnes, esria advaye
vnh.
We fhall attend, and give the opinion of the Court,
~ aaee, as IL may be delivered by the Chief Juf-
tiSe opinion which, it is true is unimportant as
to the principal cafe: but great its eveatuai
operation. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
TEN DOLLARS RFWARD

ANYWAY from the fubfcrib,r, on Thurfday
Il night the In nit negro man named LEWIS,
ne is about 1--WE feet nine inches high, fout aud
wen made, has fear on one of his hands q believe
his right occafioned By burn when f,,all; he wore
away home-fPun Mort coat and pantaloons dyed Of
a light olive colour, took with him Black broad
cloth coat and vef but exPsa he will change his
name aud cloathing and attempt paiIing as a free
man, and will attempt make his efcape to Norfolk
by water. Matters Of vefIes and all others are fore
warned from harbouring, employing, or taking him
away at their peril IT, above reward will b. paid
on delivering him to Joeph Trayor IT, in BIandford
or the fubferiber.
ARCHER TRAYLoR, fen.
N. B. I have underitood that he was feen in the
city OF Richmond during the Broad Rock Races dreH
ed in black think il is probable hs is fiil lurking
about there. He has pert walk good countenance,
very active and fond OF waiting on gentlemen.
A. L.
Cheiler6eld, MAY 27 r.
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AND FOR SALE BY THE sUBscRIBERs:
a N Extenlive Aiortment of GROCERIES,
L moug which are the following articles:
Mufcovado fugar aIorted Tar
Weit-lndia Coffee SThos. Leiper's Snuff
Antigua & Jamaica Rum Maccouba do.
Country do ( Havana Segars
Cogniac & Peach Brandy Salt Petre
ROLAND Gin J Brimftone, Madder, and
w. India and Sugar-houfe Ground Ginger in fu,all
Molafies kegs -.
L. p. Madeira Wine Log.wood
Port Sherry and Malaga Turkey Cotton
WINE New-York Candles and
Hibberts' Brown Stout Soap
Martinique and Bordeaux { Spermaceti Candles
Cordials
baixet Max Patent Lamps
Do. in flcks and Ioofe Dutch Cafes with plain
Saliock's Cheeie and gilt Bottles
Caldwell, Frazer 3, Co.'S. Cuttings afforted
tupertne Chocolate Eartheu and Stone Ware
Nlee Writing & Wrapping pa
Nutmegs' Pepper, GingerS per
and Pmento Henry VIII. and Merry
Mace and Cloves Andrew Cards
oi' Olives and CaPers China Plates do. Bowls
Gan-powder, Young Hy- of different Gees
foD and Souchong Teas Do. Tea and Coffee Cups
canhers containing i7b.> and Saucers
and 3lb. Gun-powder Do. Chimney ornaments
Tea sPIain and chr ar n, and
Picked Salmon half pint T,ecapfers
Tut Herrings and Shad PINT. half p: & gill Tum-
Patent fhot alforted blers
and FF Gun. powder ; A few fets Table China.
A regular fupply of Loaf Sugar by the hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER & LESUEUR.
May e7. oawtf.
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STOP THE RUNAWAYS.

- ANYWAY from the fIbfcriber, in Campbell
- county, on Big Otter river, s miles wet ofthe
eourt-houie, JlM & SALLY; Jim is about IS or 40
years OF age, low, thick, well fet fellow, inclined
to be little bald ON the top Of his head, alto fear
over his right eyebrow, little bright Completed,
can read and write little, and do expea has PATS
ana a. WIZ endeayor to pats free man and wife !;
Sally about IS or I'd years of age im and dsI;c.,o
made, her hair growing low down on her forehead
tolsrab'y bright eo0ipe6ted. Any perfon bringing
iaid negroes o. apprehendng them n that get them.
NAL be Handsomely rewarded by the fubferiher,
WATT ARNOLD.
A.
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We perceive in the London Morning Chroni-
Gle of the SIT Of March the following article un-
der the Hague head of March a5.
" Mr.. Armftrong. the minifter from the Uni
ted States of America, TO the emperor Napoleon,
arrived here to day from Paris, with his fuite :
he proceeds to Amferdam, in orderto embark
with his flute for America"
We apprehend the writer of this article muft
have committed miitike, probably by blend
ing Inference with fact That Mr.. Armltrong
had arrived at the Haguei is probable; but that
he arrived there, on his way TO Amflerdam ;
thence to embark for the United States, is ex.
tre'nely improbable. We ihould prefume that
h's Witt to the Hague was with a view to the
tranfaetion offome fpecial huGnefs; and that
having accomplished this Object, he would a
gais return to Paris. Mr. L,t.
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JUST PUBLISHED. ami Fer .SoL-

~ 3aeob 7obgor z'ht RssL s.s,e, j4s iogyf s,i,zg
De A7o1tef- Hogft, Rie6moad. Prize one dsR,r.
g ACRED and PPoFANE HISTORY EPrro.
- MlZED; with continuation of Modern Hiaot
~ the preieut time-to which is added an aceoun-
a. the feudai 5y0en the Cfufa5es, Ckiyalry the Re-
Formation & Revival Of Learning, together with a
Comprehensive Chronological Table "
May o7 snq,
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THOMAS RUTHERFORD 8 Co.
Dire dsGroas TO EH

11Tf aJ'ToHJ FoJfU:
A Few Boxes Al and 7-S IriG, Linens, so
IN Crates Queens Ware, aud a quantity of Liver
pool Salt looe and in facks jun received ON conlign
ment by the ihip Herald from Dublin and Liyerpool.
May 27. eosm.
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NORFOLK. Nav 90.

Captain Johnfon, arrived in Hampton
on the 18th inf:'isthe bearer of difpatches from
MIR. Monroe, and oar CenfuI at Liverpool, to
the Secretary Of State.-He faid nothing was
known Rejecting the progrefs Mr.. Monroe had
made in the negotiation now pending; but
from the conitant dfcharging of American fea-
men from Britifh men Of war, favorable il.
fne to our country was expelled"
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JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS:
a N Extenlive Afortment of GROCERIES,
L moug which are the following articles:
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Our eye has jua glanced alta New-York paper,
which Paes, that letters received in that City from
Paris declare, JEROME Bonaparte was to efpoufe
SPANISH Priucefs This eanfsa,:.s is in evident
union with the principle we have fupportcd.
I Who can fay, If Bonaparte had married go-
man that he fneerey loved, & had been biefred with
children, whether much Of the gall which now diff
turbs the world would have been changed into the
milk Of human kindnefs' Who can now FAY, how
much his ambition abroad has been chafed by the
eheerleisneis OF his home But IL is perhaps for
tunae tor France that nature has denied to him the
eujoyments of father
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
Dslcribtion o. Worms, and the ymp toms
by mich thew are kn0WRo

worms which infelt the human body, are chieng OF
four kinds VIZ the Ieres large round worm TIC
;lres or fn,a NAV worm, the Cucurona, OF lhore
at xAsse worm, and lsfly, the Tania or tape worm
To- csl from It's Resemblance to tape ths Is OK 81 ma
~ yards long, ana is full oins-it is mott hureiei
and moa difficult tocure. -.
Among the Iympt5ms attending worms, are ussagees'
able breath Especially the ad and ssrruPl
eo tching in the nofe and about the ieat on
yuln5ns and epeptc frs, and ionetimes prSasion oil
psccn- starting and grinding Of the teeth IN aeeP-
rresula appetite oahng food and ionietnes
voraeious-Pureng, with fimy and fetid ftoois--Vo'
mi,iny-Large and hard beliy-Paips and tlckneis at
RI on,ach aims in the head and thighs, with lowneis
offpirts-Sow fever, with lmall and irregular Pule-A
dry congh-Extciiye thrn-Sometimes pale and unheal.
tby and fometimes the face boated ana
,aulhsd c.....,.
psrCons Afflicted with any OF the above 1ympfoms
ff,ouhl have immediate rleoafsc to Hsnton's wcrm
dcflroying lozengrs which have been eonaanty atsha
ed with iascsis ii all complaints imar to thole ABOVE
deleribed.
A oge Of this medicine givsn oecaiionaJ during the
warm isaion will efcaua!ly prevent me vomiting ana
purqng of Children dreadful dforder which annually
derovs thoulandsuf the Infant part OF our cities 1t IS
Iewie the miidea and mott certain remedy Known and
hasreored 20 health and 9rcngth great number wnes
in advanced aagcs of this fatal complaint faft'cu'ar
an.plan Instructions ae given for every part OF the ne
ceifary rrea.mtnt in iuch Gales.
Children generally take this nedieiae with eagcrneis'
having peailg appearance, and all asfeeaeic ~-sS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
Tie, gsaallas PeyGaa Lotieas

So celebrated among the faihionnble stiroaghous
Europe, as an Invaluable cofc,etic perfectly limo.
cent and fate free from corrective and rrPsens MT
ncrals 1.-THE BATS of other lotionsl and of nnpaTa
Iellcd efficacy in preventing and renewing bic.
mifhes in the face and Gsin ofevsry kind, patti
cularIy freckles, pimplesi ieRammatory rsdneis,
fcurfs, letters, rings wosfns, I'M burns, psiekley
heat, &c.
The Peraaa Lection operates mildly, without
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N O T C X.

~ the case of Alexander HendeTfon ilaia
4 who is row in confinement in the prirnula
OF the oouaty of Alexandra, at tie fuit Of fn.
dry creditors of the said Alexander Henderson
and John M'PherfoR and Co. in New Yo'k: Ii
is eIdesed, that the confederation Of his aPpGa.
tibn to be admitted 10 the ben: fit Ct the at Of
Cong'efs for the relief of insolvent debtors sth.
in the difrict Of Columbis, be adjourned unll
SATURDAY the eighteenth, Of this month. Matte
is therefore hereby given, to tlro creditors ct th
said Hendarlon and Of ! Hin NJ Pherfon, sad-Ca.
that at ten O'Clock OF the forenoon OF ;hStt'F,
at the court houle Of ALEXANDRIA county, the o'th
Of an infoiyent debtor will be admitted to Il;
lzid Henderlon, and a trustee appointed agreeable
TO the iaid ael OF CorgreEs, uolri. eaule be thea
and there fhewn 10 the contrary.
N. Fizhugh.
Jan. s, ISc6.
The hearing of the above cafe conrsne'a
on Saturday the lSdl instant, and was by "n's"
of parties adjourned gill Thurfday the go 'p"'
on which day the Judge being prevented lfen AZ
,eaaing, the hearing of The iaid cafe is further '0
journed till Monday the Sd February next .
the Court Houfe in Alexandra, at II o'cio,S"
the forenoon, of which ,hclc concerned are asn'
Cd TO take notice.
BY order,
G. DENEALE, &C.
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N o T / C E.

ACU83cRlBERs to the MU;mar, H..
~ 81 Evangelical ISteAigeaeer, a.. ~.
iy informed, that the lzlh Npmb., t;fsIte,
ceivec, which completes the fri yalna 10y t.
tnu!y valuable and iateleaIng wok. q a'S
VIII arc already in peg ili5n Of ii. =, .oaa
NUMBER !, is Prefrm 10 encomium.i !, ~ l.s :
bur tits essneitly recommended to that .s.a.?
or heads OF Families. who are deGiou, ~ u's'a
ing up their children in q religious ccn e ''fg
means whereby the principles Of Cha Cha: "a
may be Untitled into their tendes mind, A'llV
m # Pieafeg and familiar rmanner, and ~, ~ y,
matarer age, ng,hsnedsand Confined Co., %s
way that they hould go.'' Afew ccp;. " "
reEiait' unlubferbeafor; thcfe who WIN g. y
will therefore pleafc to make early ap. q @a
&c, prevent disappointment. ''F''a'
subleribsEs may have their Volume, l.
in any manner they may think proper 4 s ss
by sPplyirgto 'S
flames Kennedy, ssa
kim Stree'. 27h Jan. a.,
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Or. H0lm's gennyas Eye Water.

"A loycfeign remety for all dictates OF ;te eyes
whether the effect of natural weakness or o. acci.
dent. drAaeiions Of rheum, dnllneis, itehiag and
films on the eyes, never failrg to cute thoie ma.
ladies which frequently fuceesd the !mal pox,
mesa.s and levers, ard wonderfully Rrergthen-
ing weak fight. Handrees have experienced :
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight.
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HAMILTON'S

WoRiN DESROTINGs AOZENGEo'
hnnrea aud twenty thoufan. perfons OF beth ieSes
II every aye, and every tuasion. OF various asnSs:
o,,aaints arng from worms, aud from oDarueti-
ons or fsu,refs in the aomash aud bowels
rhis bears analogy whatever OF nn1i!ar
al, "a commoay complained ofas operating with yio-
oa.h contrary, particular excellence Of this and
i. beng utsd 60 svsrY age and seaGasan asl atia
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eonss. noshig but what Is ianorsnt and io
- MID i; - sosraton thar it inure thesnoN
deae nlegaan lady, or the tendereft infant Of week
old heua no worms exit iusAe body but will win e
sas the n sarsay ap nqe Dsast the
Of worms aud many fatal d. ofuefs They
srs narricnIarly ieacoas easif;ng off AZ gr0is hu
feverilh and bilious Complaints
and the iae anu ildel purgative that can DC aiea on
ths occaiion.
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JOHN WATTS,
Fairfax Hrert, oppoftc Mr.. JOHN JANNEY's has
Sepienser 4

Fairfax reet, oppoftc Mr.. JoAx JANNEY's, has
received via Baltimore,
II Haadfame ag0rtment Of
FALL g WINTER GOODS,
Which he Will Tell low fer cath, or on (ho.t cred
it, TO pundual culomefs.
Supe.fne Cloths and CaGimefs,
Winfor 'Velyeteen,
: Patent Cord md psten, Cord Waiacoating.
Fancy Moleikias and FloIcn,ines,
Silk P!uf1 and Vesets,
Sewing Silk, Twia and Thread,
Leno and Dlagooaa Null Cloaks,
. yGsntIenien's White aud Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Cloves
Dc. do. Spun DO.
fDolg York Fan and Doe-ska 90.
Ladies' White and Black Role,
Do. Extra long SILL, Gloves anii Mitt.,
Do., do, Walh Leather 8. Riding Gloves
Sstt;as, Lu.earings and Petiians,
l.utefsing and Satin Ribbons.
Laeesaod Idgiags,
London Hats.
Rcfc and Cufll Blankets,
Silk Rugs and csddows,
carpets and Competing,
German Ofnsb,sgs,
DowlsTes and B-siticking,
Silk ard Cotton Sulrendrra,
Imperial and Young Hylon fes.y
ClorerSeed and Seine Twine, &c, Sc.
Oa.9sI cod.
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r. t1AMu.ToN's ELIXIR,

4 for Colds obtinate Coughs, Atth-
s,ss C1tarrhs, sore rheoars, aud approaching Con-
ilDptions. -, :,
To Parxnfs zpbs my 5avs children G51l'fffa Ssif0
tbs HOPPING COUGH,
This dircoseryi is OF the hs magnisude' as e Is an
entirely removes the mott cruel diordsr TO which
h;,,s are liable The Ehxr 70 perfectly agreeable
and the dcis 70 fnaIl that difficulty ares IN TAX
ing it
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ia RECOMMENDED

DR.. Hahn's Ants- Bilious Pills.
The operation of thele pills is perfectly mild,
70 as to be ufrd with fafstJ by pcrions IN every
fination, and ofevery age.
They are excellentIy adapted to carry eli M.
peiaaops bile. and prevent its morbid iec'esions !;
10 rcRorc ard amend che appetite: to procure
free rerpira,ion, and thereby prevent colda, whIsh
arc often attended with fatal confeGuences;
iofc never fails to remove a cold, if taken CT its
dra appearance. They are celebrated tor re.
moving hsbitual coRivehefs; fckncfs at the ito.
mach, and feyere head ache and ought to De
taken by all perlons or. a change Of climate
T Sold likeWile by S. plealants,
Richmond; Rofsy and Douglas, Pc
,erlburg; It. Green, Frederckfburgh;
C. Purdie, SHithGeld !; M. Jones, Suf-
folk; DR.. Miller, Wlnchefer; R.
Greenhow, eWilliamlburgh; and j..
Shaw, Leefburg.
SEPTEMBER 4. Ia"
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'tbs H)OPING COUGH,
sErom LUTHER afdRTIN. Eff. Atfeyaey-Gs
neral Of ib(. eate IF Maryland.
!, GsntIemen,

eoo,olT with your reqaeR in eating my opinion OF
~ Eixr. Il has been uied in ny tamiy Tor
or .hree years pa with uniform iueeeis whenever
so,1s eonhs. or ilar complaipts have rendered me-
disns necs,ry. 4 have mylelt faund it an excellent
and agreeable remedy fora very panut ana
.ffson Of the brcaa, accompanied wsth forcnes and
xv;rh oblrucfed and dificult breathing.
On thefe accounts do not hch.atc go recommend
hamilton ssElixir as valuable medicine and deictyiHg
. nlhIic attention.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
LUTHER MAR TIN.

Mr.I Abiiah Henry, .Bridge-6reet, Baltimore, was
coed bv one bort.c Of tlamtons elixir of very con'-
pestea diforder, oecaGoned BY fevere cold caught
ieveral months ago. He brsashed win the greatea
difficulty, and was often thrown iao a Ss voice
would frequently fail in fnch degree that he could II
only attempt to whifper he has oeen upwards OF Tx
weeks without return of his complaints and dere' TO
give thi, pubic feaitaoay in fav0r his invsisaOls
medicine.
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Tie 6vereigs Ointment for the Itch.

Tx iovereigs Olament for the Itch.
Which is " warranted an iatalhble remedy at one
application, and may be ufcd with perfect iatety
on pregnant women or or infarts a week 90,
containing moi particle Of mercury, OF any o'heF
dangerous ingredient whzSeger, and IS not &C.
cem2anisd with THAT torn.eotisg fmca,s which
attends the application q o,hes remedies.
Tie Anddyae Elixir.
For the cure OF every kind OF head ache.
Indian Vegeta5le Spectfe.
A fafe and fpecdy remedy for the yenrrial d,esse
E" An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF
cure"
F5r the prevention and cure of bilious and mal's
nant icveTs,