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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
NORFOLK, july 4. 1907.

SIR, L
have received your menacing letter of
Yesterday this moment. The day opwhich this
anfwer is written ought of itfef to iufficc, to
prove to the fuhjetts of your fovereign, that the
American people are not to be intimdated by
menace, or induced to adopt any meafures, ex-
cept by fenfe of their perfect propriety--Se-
dnced by the falfe thew of fincerity, they may
be tonetimes furprizgd, and llaughtered while
nnprepared to rshtt fuppofed friend. That
deiuhve fecurity however, is now paiIed fore
ver-The late occurrence has taught us to con-
hde our .afety no longer to any thing but to
our own force. We do not feek holtility, nor
shall we avoid it. We are prepared for the
WORT which you may attempt, and will do
whatever fhall be judged proper to repel force,
whenfoever your efforts fhall render any aa of
ours necefary--Thus much for the threats of
your letter, which can be confidered in no other
light, than as addrelied to the fuppofed fears of
our Citizens.
larly addrefied to me, as the firft Judicial Off.
Ger of this Borough, I have but to FAY, that you
NUT be aware, that the Judiciary of no coun.
try poheiies any other powers, than thofe con.
TERED upon them by the laws.
The fame channels through which YOU have
derived the intelligence aated by yourielf mutt
alto have announced to you, that the act of
winch you complain, is an act of individuals,
and not OF the government. lfthis ad be very
wrong and illegal, the Judiciary of this coun.
try, whenever the cafe is properly brought be-
foreit, will take care to do its duty At pre.
tent they have no judicial information of any
outrage on their laws, aud therefore cannot aa.
If you, fir, pleafe to conider this act of indi
v'dua!s AS meaure expressly hoAile," and
ihall commence boRility, without waiting the
decihon of our two governments, (althouph
you yourfelf acknowledge that it properly be-
longs to them alone to decided the Inhabitants
OF Norfolk will conform to your example, and
protect themfelves aeaint any lawlefs aggrefiion
which may be made upon their perfons or pro-
perty--They therefore leave it with you, 8. Ell
Their to engage in war, or to remain in terms
OF peace" until the pleafure of our REFLECTIVE
governments fhall be known.
i have the honor to be, Sir,
Your mott obedient Servant,
RICHARD EVERS LEE,
Mayor oftbe Borough Of Norfolk.
To Commodore +. E. DoUGLAS
commanding bis Britannia Ma
jGfy'sL5ip rbe Beiiona, nosv ~
ing in Hampton Roads.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
NORFOLK, July 4.
INSULT ON .INSULT!u

This day is the 4th of July, (the Annverfa-
ry of our lndependence) the four Britiih
ihiPs which have been at anchor off Lynhavep
Bay fincc the attack on the Cbe/apeaks, weigh
ed anchor yefterday, and are now drawn uo in
a line OF battle off Hampton. While we are
penning this, we are in full expeeta alton of their
attempting landing
On the above intelligence reachiug town, the
drums beat to arms, the companies of volun-
teers and militia Immediately attended, and
are determined that rot an Englilh footftep
ihal longer poliute our flores with impunity.
Let us remember that MILITIA drove thefe re-
doubted red coats, 1000 in number, from Lex.
inston TO Bohon.-Let us remember the Militia
at BunSer's Hill, and STARK at Bennington
Let us remember that we are MEN, and if we
can do no better, let each man take his tree &
XII ore.~-ln the name oi ali ttat is holy. now.
eriui, manly or jun, are we to feed them for
killing US Are we to fuffer them to fend q
EoAT-LoAD OF MURDERED CITIZENS alhore
and take LOAD of PROVISIONS in return p
Are we to pay them, to hire them with the lux
uries or our land TO cut our throats AWAY
with fuch words as GOODNESS & MoDERAri.
ON, they are the cloak, the eo1,erineJ of frraeb
err-aDd we have heard too much, feen too
much, AID k1oEv qvbe1ee this moderation pro-
cecds--from people who would tie our hands
and bend our heads to the butcher |! J Let them
beware, let us have no more of this--no MODE
RATION now-the form is up, and at the leat
varying of the wind il will oyerwhelm domeRic
treaiou in its courle.
Laft evening three feamen who made their ef.
cape from the Brtifl, line of battle ibip the
Triumph, arrived here. On being examined,
they gave the following account THAT on
Wednriday morning, they in company with
three other fcameD, under the command of
Lieutenant and three Midlhipmen, were fent
ainore on Cape Henry in the tender, having on
board an ls pound carronade, cutlaHrs, and
imall arms, for the purpofe Of getting frefh pro.
vliions, of which the ihip is in much want
mar on landing the officers went in purfut Of
a bullock near TIE beach, when theft. three moor
men gave them the "dou6le," and got into
foreR where they remained all night, and meet
ing with iome hofpitabIe country people, were
able to get to this Borough.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07

the United States frisate Chefapeake, in M ..
Pinion, mutt be decided by the two govern.
ments ALONE. 1t therefore retts with the nha-
o,tants of Norfolk either to engage in War,
or remain in terms OF Peace. Az cable 10
myiasentious, have proceeded to Hampton
Roads with the f9uadrou under my command,
TO await your anfwer which truh you will ID
YOUR me with without delay.
have the honor to he, Sir,
Your mot obedicnt fervant,
(Signed) J. Z. DOUGLAS.
ene'eie yon tst'o letters to Ire Britjb ConLd at
Norfok, e0bisbyoa sviN be pLsajea 10 forsvara
6ia. JE. d.
To eukieb tie Mayor retarned the following an.
Syver.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
FEMiLE PA1PJoTIs1f.

The Ladies of Norfolk, ith that patriotifrn
whitn does them much honor, have offered to Iay a
file their nesArt, ana make cartridges for the Vo.
iusteer', &c. employed in defence Of their Country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
ICfRCULAR. /

This Day, the following Letter eoaJ retei4,ed By
RICHARD L. LIE, En-. MaIor Of fbi5 Be-
Fo&;;b, from Commodore DOUGLAS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
Mu, Store. ).

-
THE subscriber respectfully infovms
e l. his friends and the pIblie in gene.
raj, that he has commented the Merean.
lille business in the house lately occupied
asa Store BY lgad,ius o 'ferrail, At Mill
Greek, where he has Choice collectian
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Groce.
Tiss, Liquors, Hardware, &c. &c. All
which he will dispose Of on the most
1seasanable terms for Cash or Country
psoduee.-He snlicits the patronage Of
u. public, and assures them that he
win always keepupa general assortment,
and win dispose Of his Goods on as low
terms As they are retailed in any other
place. I'M !, ..=Z> : >ILA,
WILLIAM B. KING.
Mill Greek, June 5, 1907. ,.'S> - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
FOR SALk.

1T@HE House and Lot Ia which "a.
/ chariah Moles now lives. situate
In the main street, Martinsburg, nearly
oppositeto Mr.. Coopsr's store the
Houseis two stories high, with three
rooms on the lower Eoor, with large
Kitchen, communicating with the back
room, three ROOMS on the 9nd GAoor,
with . spacious garrett and an excellent
celler- There i good stable, Garden.
&c. on the Lot. This property from It's
eligible situation would suit wen for any
Kind ofpnhlie business. 50
ROBERT CoCKBuRN, Jun.
Aarftasbnrg, Asgnsl7. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
Anosher uei-selrcted and general
: ,,sz asserfasent IF
GO @ DIS

hdve seen sece1fly received, and are ne,c
sfeyed Jsr sdle ~ the subseribers, all
Of Iohich. have been purchased at rhe
+ besf markef In the city Of Philadelphia
for CAST, Ivhich, tsgether NTH The
adpantageons fsraes on which they win
Be disposed, sviH afford % purchasers
an Interesting epfortunity Of nrnish
ing theMselves with supplies on she.
mast reasonable serms fer casa. Among
. numerous other late purchases, are
the Ioilotving articles, gig 49, ~
Ahandsoms assertmens If Marsriles
waist csaiiag, - = =. l>l/..,s
RLain, Spotted, and Trafalgar Lea
MrsRns, +. = !, --z.->...7 ~ ~.
ditto ditto SAd.pis and Handkerchief,
Fn,aituse Cdiicoes, = -.-'~y d.
ditto Tdsseis, 49, ,.
chintxes and Eaticoes,@ J.. - -
Fancy and plzia Ribtons, weu assorted,
SiR and Cation Umbrellas, ~ p x
Fancy and plain S5ks, jar Ladies dresses,
.Siik ShdDs aud HANDKERCHIEF, - 49,
Cottcn Cor6s and Tassels, - r..
Lndie's shoyt, and extra Lang Sill Gisves,
.4Cambyiek and So Dimiiies, complete.
II asssStea, II. (s.=9ese:: T.
SIN e7cotisa cbambreg Maslins ditto d.
s 4 and ~ 1IamEyick MusLins, ditto DO.
India Maxfins, per bale, piece, Or yard,
dino Conlmon and Saper;fne look Jinslins
Lsgforn Hats and Bonness, :tSimmed
LC0hH0fE4k.& a .- .l- O.
Plan and Eg.red Sill, aitso. =
Fancy Satin SsrasO, ~ ditto,
A gene, al assoytmens IF fine B,tssssls
Lace a,,R Edk:ngs, p p. ..
~ and 70 lrisA Linens,
White and brsavn Rassia SheetaGs,
ditto 7ickisgtsrgs,
CSuatry Linen and Twiiied Bags.
Aasas assottnaeat b ,peil 6nished 7essst
Mahesany framed Lsoking ciassss, =.
Common Dressing and pecket, ditte,
An elegant sssort1'ent Caina ana
9ueen's sDdrs, -. u ~ =
a large assortment sfcyece,ies,
Also a Quantity Of Antie'an' Iron, COM
tLeftly asserted, ! -. ...
Crowley and BEsftrsd Steel.
THY return their sincere thanks q
their friends for past taeaurs. and, as.
sure tssnt that every thing on their part
shaH Be- done to gips sGtisfacsion.
= THOMAS {. SMITH, g Co.
Ma,fins6nrg, July ~, 1907.
t M B. They ssH sfss for sale ia.
suseaad ~La', occupied By M. Leu
Price, ii Which they soiR gips a grea'
targain. For terms apply % - a.
-. THOMAS C. SMITH. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
F:reih &c Goods
Now Opening,

THE subscriber informs his friends
! and the public in general, that he
isnow opening Al his store in Shepherds
Town, alargs and general assortment Of
Cheap sFre6 Goods,
Consisting, IN part, Of .. handsome as
K ( ~ - sortment Of 4 : 5 = : =
Quilting for Vest Shapes, = = !
Elegant Chintzes and calieoes,
Spider Nett Sleeves, : zz;,e, :.
SPIDER Ne.t. Leno and Nesdls-worked
Muslins, "A, ~ 7, Y
canbrick Musisns, very, cheap, - z.T =
Damask Silk and Leao Shawls,
Handsome Lepo Wells, -. - ~
Fine lndia Book MusliHs, s..=S,- 49,
+ cottou Lace, cords and Tassels, g..
A quantity Of handsome figured Ribbons,
Italian Silks, Z Z = =,
Cotton and Silk Chsmbroy MusliHs, 7
! Fashionable split. Straw and Gipssy
Bonnsts, ~. r. y
sin md Cotton Umbrellas, = -
Very cheap Dimitiss, - - j j !. . i, Z
China, Glass and Queens Ware,
Gentlemen : summer Hats, .
4-4and7-s Irish Linens, 4
India Mnslins, szf5 - -.
Extra long Silk Gloves, p, zZ =, ?.
Morocco and Kid Shoes, II -. : =
Homc.made Linen, Flax and TWilled
Bags, .s5.4. !. y =. =.
Bar-iron, caAings and Steel, I
Very cheap Tess Of excellent quality, &c.
IL Aiso on Ad,sd, - ~ & ss - /
A quantity of Old Rye Whisky,
An of which are offered for sale aneem.
monly cheapfor Cash-fi requests that
al those who wish 10 get Bargains viii
BE pleased to call on him.
i s4=1'zs WALTER B. SELBY.
N Shepherd. Town, August Z, 1907.
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a. YEAR has nearly gone round SINCE
n III. Partnership Of dfeniagsr ana
Cssper closed. and those indebted 90 Il
called upoa 70 settle their accouats; .
numbsr still remain unsettled II again
they are asked 10 make payment before
the 6rst Of October such a. thiuk Il y
not yet rims TO pay viii obligs BY giving
: note for the amount. Y @...~ q.
Martiusburg, August H. 1907.
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TRAVELLERS

And Others. may meet with genteei
- recommendation at the sign Of the
80. 4 III G l. u B +, .~......
! :: in Shepherdss-T Town..
where the subscriber has opened q
House of Eatsrt7i7ment.
-, " JAMES BROWN.
May 90, 1907. :,
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TAKE NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted tothe estate Of
N Absoltm Miller, deceased, BY bond,
note or book account, are requested. 70
make Immediate payments and those
having claims against said estate, are de-
sired 70 bring them 10, properly as'essed,
for settlement. s "a =
! 'f WILLIAM B. KING. Adm'r.
MillCresk, October 2, 1907. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
From the scio.a Gazette.

- - s a. % = P = Is / "a
The aiorving highly interesting an8ve-
j NJ piedsing Indulgence has been cam
niuaicated, By mfssrs. Woytkiagton
and N A,thir, 70 ge0ernor H,ler. :.
Res. csanty, sep,smter ~, 1907.
z SIR, 70 s =: = 2 :: (
In compliance with your request, We
set out from our homes on the 9Th inst. TO
ascertain the number and disposition Of
the Indians said to be collected 10 the,
ineighborhood Of Fort Greenville and
Fort Wayne. In III. neighbourhood Of
Stauntou, We very fortunately met with
Mr.. Stephen Ruddell, who understood
the Shavnee tongue correctly, and who
vas so kind as 10 uffefto in,erPret for MS.
On the l2th Id the evening. we arrived
at Greeuville, Shere we staid the night,
and carly the nsls morning, rode up TO-
the Indian town. Il lies sbodttWo miles
fromf. Greensille. on a. small branch
which emp,ies itselfinto G, Greek. The
Indians seemed much grati6ed a. meet.
ing US in a friendly way, and gave us q
kind reception. We very soon under.
stood that they had before We arrived,
been much agi,a.ed, and anxious about
their safety. We were told BY some OF
their chiefs, thar on the day We arrived,
they were to hold a general council about
their own affairs, 20 which We ahonld be
admitted. About two o'clock we we're
told the council had met, and were rea.
DIV to receive rs. we found in the house
rs and IS or so outside After they
had disposed Of some little business Of
their own, they informed US they were
prepared to hear US. They were thea
told that yous letter, which We should
read and interpret to them, would in.
form them If the object ofeur visit; add
that after it had been communicated, we
would say something farthert to them, y
, II viii beperhlps PROPER to state. that
after the Shawnee chiefs had your letter
communicated TO, them. Vhey desired,
before We proceeded farthAr, that their
interpreter, (who was . PStawatomie,
andspeke both the Shawnee aud Potawa-
tomie tongues, should commdnicatethe
letter to the Potawatomir' who would
coinmdnicate it to the Chippoways, and
90 on round. After they had done, and
tod US they were ready to proceed they
were sPonss :. ~ . P t
1--WE are grati6ed and thankful that
N. .unremc ruler of the Universe has
Psrml't s., Us $50 a s -.
snip we "Ase > ;.s 80. .nn,,.'s. ~
tanee 70 e14".us 'aso ny. iou 81. ~, . sn
.eh you lu'Po. 80. 49,. Ia i;.,.n 49,. +,
to open your eAis, anu nsssn - - $: So !.
what WI We Say s,1H -. ~ f ' 49, -
what VIC snsA W ~ =. $50 -
good-pOns peeioo's 1s'ess 80. = as@. So = Z
good COUNSEL r,,.L u. "a. :. -, -. -. -.
Wnen tne Eas''su, uo -" ~. ~.
lore. 'atnsrs, esMf - ny :. -; ~, ~
red pr! pro'nsIs' Posssss ) ~ so S.sa
IN time tnsy insIe.seu any you
cd. lou uhu NISVuGuI, MUe-Muu Out
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Who had helped them .,hroogh the war
they ceded thevery lands you live on -
your white brsthern. ThisWas the con.
duct of your English friends. Not yet
satisfied, afraid 70 continue the var
longer themselves, they continued 10
force the Tomahawk into the hands Of
our red brethren, who persisted 10 carry
on the var themselves, sonstantly Dc.
esived BY the English. Nov, BEothers,
listen, while We remind yon Of the
duct of the British towards you when
you most needed their aid. When our
gen. Wayne and his warriors beat You
near Fort Miami, which Fort the Bri-
tish were in possession of, did they noe
shut their gates against you, and drive
you away like dogs, although they had
before promised you assistance and
protection. These ore Enkhsss Bfo-
tiiers, YOU know yourselves better than
". can tell yot Alter this you wanted
peace Your white brethren gave you
peace. They we're Tree men md could
act for themsdkes. They made trea.1
~ with you at reenville. To that trea-
" they have adhered faithfully. -Yogt
have been trshted with kindness and
friendship. four father the Presidents
sf the u. S. . the certain knowledge Of
him that speaks to You, feels aiEsction,
pity and kindaess towards you, and will
do you all the good he can, 90 long o.
yod continue 20 deserve L therefore
look to your own coed. and be careful
Brothers, listen farshes. shdhe pasien..
Tie British, Our old enemies, have been
lately guilty Of taking away the lives Of
some Of your white brethren, without
cause, they seek quarrel without pros
vocation. Your white brethren can't bear
with them no lonEer unless they do jus.
tice for past INJURIES ard give security
for their futuse good treatment. Awar
therefore is likely 10 take place again be-
tween your white brethren and the En-.
glish. Qf,his we suppose youhave been
informed. Brothers, wedon NOT come %
solicit your assistance. Your white hre.
thren can fghk their own battles. The
Pre.ident, yonr father, 10 now calling
,orevi1sr tnol 600 OF ~ warriors, Who
viii, 1t war takes place, march by You 70
the North, and ifshey end YOU sitting
.,ill and mindinR your own Affairs, taking
care of your wives and children, they
win lake YOU by the hand and do you 40
harm, but help YOU. But IL they end
YOU have let the British pot the Toma-
hawk into your banda, 20 Be used against
them, they win destroy You for your
folly. Your white brethren do not mean
to boast; they know you are brave men
and desire to Be plain with you and tel
you what l. for yoGr Good. ts.s -. ,
.Rememher. Brothers, 1S told Won
that when your whiee brethren bear bob
the English and yourselves, they were
itlle ma very weak. like ehildren: Nov
they .are strong IKE men. The Enslisli
have beeoIne weak /: thsir allies are no
.o,. tn, have nos,e IN helu. Their
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The feloIping highly interesting an4ve.
! NJ pirasing intel igeace has been com
nfunica,ed By nessrs. WoyfhiRgton
! and n A,,har, 70 ge1ernor H,ler.
Ross csunty, Stptsmber %, 1907.
+. SIR. = IF r W n ~ +
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04
PiiOFOoAL1,
STAKEN IN shcRT HASp,
By DAVID ROBERTSON,

oe PETERSBURG.
THIS pub!ica ZION will cSn,ain = cc,rca ara
iHll statement OF the documents In he cause,
the arguments Of counsel, and The opinion Of
the Judges on the different points discussed, in
ciudnrs the preliminary and interesting p:os
eeedings which occurred before tile Grand Ju-
ry were sworn, and while thsy were in delibc.
ration.
III will consist OF two volumes bound I'm
boards, OF which the preciSe number CT pages
cannot yet be ascertain.d, as the trial isnot Il.
1ishsd; but the p,ice will not exceed lfiv cents
io' every hundSed page: it will be less i IL can
possibly b. accorded. !, viii be pu to ,he press
as soon as possible. he FIRST vol,me viii be
ready 10 be delivered in two. and the second in
Tour months from the termination OF the. ttial
and sooner If it can be accomplished. Il Is es.
sential 20 coued execution OF the wofk tlat is
should nor I've too hastily published. Tie price
must be pad on the delivery OF the Grst volume.
lhe arguments OF the counse. " n be detaisd
ver6a'im as urtersd--as also the opinions ot the
JaoGes--except where IN. wee ,ead M court
IN which cases. they win be pubIilhea as read
and furnished by them elves
To eli persons capable OF reading and under.
! 81 standing, iiis trial, lbe most impcuan. that has
| ever ei taken place in America, will be anus
ing and interesting and 10 the lawyer, pclitici.
al, aWd man OF general information il will be
Particularly gratifying and useful as comprc.
| 'enelng valuable treatise on legal subjects,
esl ccislls High Treason.
MR. RoEtRTsoN, with some inconvenience
tn himattf uFGeriook hi, publication At the
earnest request OF many respectable gentlemen,
aud III. compliance with what he conceived TO be
very general desire The applications to him
were InHuced by wish, TO have lai;hInl and
oorred statement Of the proceedings, His known
skill and experience in this aYt, his striet in.
Partiality IN former publications. and his legal
aud literary knowledge warrant the bciief, tlat
TIE u'mos' confidence may De rot in the fac!i.y
and accuracy Of his report
To Ill. foregoing will he added. the subse.
qneni proceedings against Col. bur. His trial
tor nlsds nerhor--for preparing an expedition
against Me%lco-and the motion TO cuH.rit him,
IN order TO SEND him to Ken uoky 10 be tried for
treason said 70 BE- committed at the mouth Of
Cuuhc-ard river
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04
Five week. have e!aqred w,hoa, anysreturn Of til;

Five weeks have c!apred without anysreturn Of the
compiaint.
MIR. James Joyce, sfERant in the warehouie
Of Mr.. - Fosrfal, pear!ARreet, was feverely
sSlis ed with inteimittent but after taking
Lees Ague Drops erred in two days. At
the Recommendation OF MIR. Joyce, friend,
Mar. Terence Tole who had filtered much froUi
an oblinste intstmittent upwsi DIS OF year with
few and ,fiAirg iurcrvals) was cured by few
dofei Of tic FAME Nsej;oine. At the reeomniea-
da,ion ri nv. Joyce, bc;,ic was procured by
VI, p Skooley, who "a, hkc.silc Narrated with
an ultimate ihtcrn,itten,> n inlaii portion eo:i-
pietcly removed every fymptom OF the complaint
(Which may iurpr;se. thoic who regard the bark
az the only fpceiEc.) --Four perions OF Mr..
Skooley's acquaintance SOY the Remaining part
f this iiagle phiay cured of the prevailing mala-
dy.
The sho~c n,rrasious may fDEfcc TO prove che
uls!ulr;ts OF this medicine but If the aaerton OF
the proprietor, and the fsGt of an annual demand
for i5geral thoufsnd bottles have any weight, the
ssblic will believe that this preparation hss me-
var failed caect,rg cure, aud may withou, e.
tfonterv he termed INFALLrBLE.
Frerarsi anu told by Hannah Lee, No so
Msidenia,,e New York, and at S. pieaiants' Prin.
ing Office, Richmond. Otf. A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04
Kahn's truc and genuine
GsrMQn Corn PlaiRer.

Animal iibIeremedy for corns ,(peediIY rerov-
ing then. roof and branch without giving pain.
Tbe Genuias Pertain Lotion.
So.celebrated among tL@ !Ahionable through
on, Aarope, invaluable eoinetie, perfectly
innocent aud Gafc, free from corrective and repeL
emit mueral;i the balisof other lotonsl and Of un'
parsl!e!sd efficacy in preventing and removing
blemiihcs in the face and ikin, of every kind
PsEticularly !TeeLles, Pimples, in6nmmatory red
NETS, fourfs. tetters, ring worms, fur burns,
pricky hess, &c,-:The perlan Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding thar natural, inieniibie
perfpira,ion, which is cGential to health yet i,s
efeas are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
kin dehcAte,y foft and clear. improving the COM
PlcSion. aud reitoeing the bloom of yonth--ne-
yer falling to render ordinary countcusnee
beautiful, and hanilomc one more 70.