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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07
lwsots No 81 !.

| md fersiyed Win ri ara 70 treason. u !.
Toendeasour 70 couSincs him shak 80
interests.ef the Tinted States would -
1bcst .consulsed by going Is var Win
Spain and giving copntenshee q III q,
ped atfon which COZ. Burr hntl planne|l.
Il appeared 10 me. that his stspu fRle.
dosorn. rood, could % 10 harm ~
~ 0p' .a o.,gns e 3 .slsmPss9
"A :, M..,;. - : $500 -. - ~.
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III = 80. a =. :
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pnt snsy NrrIs VOC sisAel :. ~ Nh Men1s
~. From fnetr ceMeies,en a. 80
5 dencs g Rrssnines taae DOCTOR hollp
. man wosllA have nc5 o1lecslOa - co.,
! mt them "a msltang, q ~ the dstells
"lnfc wnss :: Wsnt ysseeiday, -
" sush olnefs e ns mar nave snen c1.lss
teos norma eNeieon giving HIN ~
= Fosa g l1nos snss icy lever I'LL p
) nssd agatnse ninself, and fn1f &c L..
\ per ssaA Nsess u eisf y ~ 1alll: i
eaAlfs
1 in,mediaselyS comnl;sd with 81 " \
s;;dent's reouest. - 800 .,;rsl -
common;caiion. Il. eonfsrmiSv ~ n "a
tenor az his oote. Z. ser;srl 4; ronk S;rE
Il IA No not;y. - be nn,,s ,,sIlS p,
81 to WEIGH eysrv exbress;oA vim 800
than 6,ssi;nsry esr s Is
The paper containine nesrlv ~
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msdiateiy sep, /, Is AZ pyes;d.ot. 3 /
borrowrA Il fSo,,, hjr,, .o,,,e 49,. .l,.,,,.
Ward. wben ~ 1890. ii ord.r &, -.
! COW. and ,ksn rssit y 4. / O. ~ 8
4 lie vhois 9TH + scses Is the lvo no;n,.
abdve taektioMsd, VIZ. 10 sdisuruys -:
Son, md ID shew the expediency SC 80.
II can ave 10 other iAesss Is "a ,inhiassed
reader, unless one OF. TIVE eauge ,siin;fha
improperly used, and foF which aIIo,;;vs
Ance ought 70 Be made, that the English
il not nv naive language, are ,;nsled
out, are. conside red disconne ctedly 1;th
stnre anti folln,vsa apd e..,s,,.,..
"a Is : hostile manner. ! #
The pre.ident had eivs Y, III w " !, i ~
hGSSr III a ,kss4 nat;er si,nuja 80 ~. ,..-5
80. ~ - ~ - - 49, 49, - 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07

: IHAss issa sssst yriit< a BasI. !,
80. Rev !. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
DoItleSttc.
OYER AND TERMINER.
71ke Peobie-v5. Eleanor Rankin.

On Saturday come on the trial of Eleanor
Rankin, negro girl, for poifoninr her milf
trefs, Margaret Smith, the wife of William II
Smith, of this city.
1t appeared by the teftimony of Mr.. Smith
ard his daughter that fome ratfbane had been
procured By Mrs. Smith about the goth of
Anguit lah for the purpoic of killing rats, and
had been mixed with fone meal. The prifoner
was tuppoied afterwards TO have purchafed
fome more. Il was placed in the garrett where
the priioner ilept.-Ihree or four DAYS after.
wards, the coffee was 70 difaereeable that the
family could not drink it, and it was thrown
away. On the morning of the 27th they break
fafted between 8 and 9. and a: II O'Clock, Mr..
Smith was taken very iick. He came home at
IL and found his wife and daughter unwelI.
They were all exceedingly 6ck at their TO-
machs, and fent for DIR. Onderdonk. They
were confined 10 or II days, when all of them
were recovering. On the 18th of Sept. they
were all taken iiok again in the fame manner,
and Mrs Smith died in about four days MIR.
Smith has not yet recovered from the effects (;
the daughter is well. There was no other fer
want in the family. All the family except the
Priioner was hck both times. and the fame fymp-
toms took place in both cafes.
DR.. Onderdork ard DR.. Pof, were examin.
ed. They both decribed the effects of arfenic
when taken in the itomach, and they exprened
dH uHequtVVC"l opinion that Mrs. Smith was
killed by poifoning with arfenic.
1t appeared afoIhat the prifoner waa a rerv
fubtile, perrerie girl, and that in being taken to
Brideweli the day before her trial, ihe acknow
hdgcd her guilt.
The dihrift attorney then offered the confec
hon OF The prhcner as taken regularly by the
public clerk. Mr.. O'Benis proved that it was
taken with great care and accuracy, and was
perfectly voluntary. u contained, as was Gated
in court, full and circuufantial account of the
means taken blythe prfoner to potion the fami
~, and which agreed in every eGential point
with the facts di!clofed by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Here the counfe for the prfoner intcrpofed
and produced Abraham Curtis one of the mar.
thals to prove, that the oonfchon taken by the
police clerk had been made in confequencc of
threats n(rd 10y bimfrlf in bringing her to the
cihcs. Curtis G~ ore that he had faid that If fbe
did no; tell all ihe knew about the buGnefs, ibe
Ihould be put IN darl; room and hanged.
The court adiudGed ihat under thefe circum-
RANGES the written coHfsiIion could not be-
read. The conflquence vas the prfoner was
acquitted
This ought TO re caution TO druggirts to
whom they fell deadly potion, T. the heads OF
fanilies 10 I've careful how they uf. them, and
70 iubordinate officers no, to employ threats or
promiies whereby the fulenn examination taken
10y the police mAgiarales fhaiI hereafter be de.
fed'ed' ~ +. GasFfte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24

The corps of Marihal Soul. has raffed che
Elbe, days journey from Masdebursh, and
purfrcs the enemy on Satin.
The weather continues to I've fupeib it is the
fnet autumn that has been known.
On his road, the emperor being on horfe bao k
TO repair from Wirtemberg to Potsdam, he was
furprifcd by quit and aghtetl at the houfe of
the grand huntfman of Saxony !; his majeity was
much atoniihed to hear himfrif called by his
name by handfome woman ihe was an E.
gyptian woman, the widow of French officer
of the army of Egypt. who had been in Saxony
for three months. She rclided with the grand
huntfnan who had received and treated her ho-
norabiy the emperor fettled on her a penfion
of 1900 francs, and has taken charge of her fon.
"itis the 6rR time" fad the emperor, =" that
ever alighted on account of guR, ! had
prefentiment that good action attended me
there."
1t is remarked as ingularty, that the empe.
ror Napoleon arrived at Potsdam ard alighted
on the fame day and nearly at the fame hour,
that the emperor Of Ruilia did laR year, when
he made that journey which has been 70 fatal
TO Pruliia. II was from that moment that the
Queen left the care of her domeItc affairs ard
the great occupations of the toilet to- NEEDLE in
the affairs of ftate, 10 influence the king and to
fpread every where the flame with which fhe
was poilrfied.
nc Co"iiuerdte party OF the truman nallOn
coniider this journey rs of the greateft mis-
fortunes which has happened to PrufIia /; there
can be no idea formed of the activity of the fac
ton to make the king declare for war in fpitr
Of himielf.
The reiult of the celebrated oath made on
the tomb of Frederick the Great the 4th of
November, 1905, was the battle of Aulterlitz
and the evacuation of Germany by the Rufian
army by fixed fasrs--they made 4s hours after
on this iubjeet an engraving which is found in
all the ihops and which excites even the coun-
trymen to laugh. You there fee the handfome
emperor of Rufia, near to him the queen, on
the other fde the king RATES. his hand on the
tomb of the great Frederick the queen is dref1.
ed in fhswl fomething like the ensravings of
London repreient lady Hamilton fhe fupports
her hand on her breaft and with tender air,
looks al the emperor of RufIja. We cannot con-
ceive how the police of Berlin fuffered the
fprea6ing of 70 ptifuI fatire. The fiade of
the Great Frederick could not but be indignant
at this icandaious icene; his mind. his genius
and his wiihes were with the nation he 70 much
eteemed, & of which he fad that if he was king,
there ihould not be cannon fired in Europe
without his permilIion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24

the u. States are rot only threatened with ex-
trrnal war, but with confprAcies aud treaiops,
the more alarming from their not being defined.
And yet we fit and adjourn, adjourn and fit,
take things as fchooi hoyt, do as we are bid,
and ak no queeions. I cannot reconcile ills
line of conduct TO my ideas of the duty of a
member on this floor. Among the Rate autho.
rites, there appears to be one that has acted
with promptnefs and deciGon that does it
great honour. Yes, the younge't member of the
federal family has been found to- he the frft TO
ward off the impending danger, while the elteit
members are leeping, inorng and doing over
their liberties at home. Under this view of the
fubjeet, l beg leave to offer the following refo-
luton
ReJoiz,ed, That the Prefident of the u States
be, and he hereby is requefted to lay before hs
Houfe any information in polleflion of the Ex-
ecutive, except fuch as he may deem the pub
lie welfare to require not TO be difcloied, touch
ing any illegal combination of private individu-
ais againt the peace and fafety of tn. union, or
any military expedition planned by fuch ndiv-
duals againft the territories of any power in a.
nifty with the u. States; together with the
meatures which the Executive has purified and
proaeteJ to take for iupprelfing or defeating the
fame.
Mr.. CHANDLER faid he had the honour to
be member of the committee alluded TO by
the gentleman from Virginia, and he believed
from the proportions that were made by him he
was the member referred to. He believed he
had made a propoGton in the committee to
augment the number of the prefent forces by
adding to each company fuch number of men
as would enlarge it to an hundred inftead of So.
He made this proportion, becaufe from the ex-
ten6on of our territory he thought it neceflary,
and becaufe he thought by thus adding to the
number of our troops, without increahng the
officers, the public would be well ferved with
out mourning the expence attending the create
on of additional officers. He believed the pro-
petition went farther, and authorized the Pref
dent to raifc certain number of troops, pro-
vided the public good in his opinion required
it. He prefumed how ever that the fecretary of
war had never known that fuch propofition
lefs had fanetioned it by his opinion. Mr.
Chandler faid lie barely mentioned this circum
ftance, to thew that the fecretary of war did not
communicate information in this way.
(Here toLlosv5 long and inferefing Debate,
qvbieb evf bnN take tie earlirR opportunity TO lay
bcfore or readers. TIE result is as toiioqvJ.
The Yea, and Nays were then taken on the
hra member of the reiolution, which was agreed
to--Yeas 1os---Noes II.
MR.. ]. RANDOLPH then moved to frike
out of the fecond member of the refolution the
words, " and propofes to take;" which WAS
agreed to without divifion.
When the queftion was taken on the fecond
member, which was agreed to-Yeas 67-Nays
So ; and MetIis. ]. Randolph and Lloyd named
committee to carry the refolution to the Pre-
fident.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
BALTIMORE, January 10.
COLONEL BURR.

Many Psflons have been little firprircd ., the
FrGnp;tade which MIR. Bars Dranghts have been
aee'p'ed IN New-York The whole Of this bulinefs is
row III iaiF way to be puholy known We would
vnadvil,dly irreach AN individual rpceulstor nor
railiy denounce, f~indlcr, any private citizen {.
uut We owe 20 the hoiet part Of the community ard
Especially to the mercantile world, every effort which
con tend to tisir laley. We are authorized to de-
clare that The dgaughis Jeapisdby MIR. --- Og-
den (tra~n b. Mr. Burr will nos be pail Our IN.
iormant Respectable merchant Of tins city is no
tHall iuHertr We iinesrey hope tie number Of his
fellow lufferers, WHO in receiving theft, ,nock.rav.
i''ents jor goods; forget Tie ueeeaary inquiries, ,ay
be very limited. ICa.,',, :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
NORFOLK. Ianrarx u.

On SATURDAY Ian, hi, Bfitanniek Maiea,', n,is
Leopard, o 50 guns arrived IN Hampton Roads rom
Srschso, 10 the C<s, Of "a guns. aceon,rar,isd ~,
AZ 1ihgmlh of7i gors, aaG he la Tors5e frjgsfc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-15
Notice is hereby gwen,

nh Al I IN consequ enee Ct a deedof
trilst from Henry y. Hsoe, late OF Prince
William coenty, deceased, tosecarc the sum
i three hundredrand eig hty- one pounds nine
ssrl shilIil,gs and three pence, due to Alex
.nscr Smith, of Alexandra, from the sad
n. d. Hoos-on the first d. of the next DIS
,rit courtzto Be held at Hay Market. in;
panec William county, shall proccedto sell.
Is be hig,hest bidder, for ready money, attract
Il LAND, situate In the county of Fauquier,.
saat4ining one hundred and fifty aoreswhichl
Iaas las on la Mill j Store House and a
ssallMnblc Dwelling House, With necessary
0al Reases,; is situated about Ese miles from
'I!sY,s q, and was formerly occupied sby
yslM Sastaaw. The sale will take place
4 als sasssa % Benjamin Bronoagh, IN the
ssa q Hay 'l&rkct.
r oaf1g.
csasenher f2. dts
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20 HN HOR4NER, i'm.

REspEc TFuLLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
.vT@HAT. nc carries on the WHeei,Ight and
E Blaeksn;fhs' business in its various
branches, at his shop on sRoyal-street, near
the corner of Prince-stfest, where he will
sexecute all orders with neasness and dis
patch.
Octohss 8 4w
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Public Sale.

- sttr 4 !.
q Z virtle. Of a deed Of ti,ast from PhiLl1-f,
.W.dJr70yv and MIR Y his qlgte, to the sub
srri5ers, to secure a debt oqviag 6yshiaa TO The
Bank Of -alerand,1a, on THURSDAY tie
.2ethi ust, uiN be embossed 70 safe, on q eredstg
sir, tzueloe and eighteen months, carving an,
1nRrest from klat day, several L0TSt ard
farcels Of gR0UAD, isshe toEn q .dleraH-
dyia, to mi
An undivided Moiety Of a piece
efGround, with the Improvements, lying ups
on the Wect side Of Royal-street and to the
northward OF King-strcct, fronting twenty
five feet SIX inches on Royai-street, and ex~
tending back one hundred and twenty7three
feet five ilches-the whole ground subject 10
an annual rent Of fifteen pounds twelve shll-
lings, Virginia currency.
A piece. of Ground, lying up
on the west side of Columbus street and to
the southwark of Kiing-street, extending on
a twenty feet alley, then westwardly With the
line Of the alley one hundred and sixteen feet
to another alley fourteen feet ten inches wiaIe,
then northwardly with the line Of that alley
twenty six feet seven inches, then eastwardiy
twenty -four feet three inches and an halt, then
northwardly forty feet, then eastyardly nine
ty -one feet eight inches and an lalf--snblcct
to an annual rent Of forty-nine dollars fltteeik
cents.
A Square of Ground, con
tanning two acres, lying, pn the south side OF
Wolfe-street, north side of Wilkes street,
west side Of Patfick-street, and east side OF
Henry-street.
a large Frame Store g. Ware
house, built upon q piece Of ground lying on
the south side Of Prince street and to the cast
ward Of Fairfax street, the ground is thirty
feet some inches front on Prince-street, the
building nearly covers the whole front tpss
suilding is ensured:
James Keith,
John G. Herbert,
October q dts
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N 9 T i c E.

IE partnership heretofore subsisting be-
a tween the subscribers was dissolved the
3othdav of September, by mutual consent.
John Horner, sen.
John Hprner, JIM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-15
HDRWELL'S

Celebrated Patent Sapsadeys
sTjyOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, sc. far ex-
e eeetls any in use. To be had Wholesale
and retail at the NIAxuFAcToRY, lower end
Of Prince Street Alexandria.
AZ. 3. The Subscriber has a complete as
sortlnent well adapted for the Winter Season,
and can supply wholesale purchasers on adj
yartage ous terms.
Richard HorWell.
Scpt.s5 d6n.
DIsEe TIosss.
Fhe buttons on the back parts of the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center bu. tons on
the Suspcnders, TO prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the case designed
in tie construction Of the article,
Richard Horwsll.
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P. e. Marstellcr, II.
q @ s. j G E.

THE committee appointsy By the common
,o.ucil 10 contract for the repair Of the wharf
!, the end Of Duke street, are ready to receive
,,,,nsIosals for the same. Mr. dar0n i7rsves,
q aoDIiea.ion, will point the necessary re-
mis- and recsiye proposals anil the 10Th IN
sant.
October 8:
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THURSDAY, OcToBER IS, 1907.
o. RenloV

o. fl N T u Cs e p Il,
Has re moved from Eng streetto his wharf
adjoining Messrs. Jonah Thompson & Sons
where he has for sale
a 100 SPANISH HIDES \
1000 bushels coarse Turk s Stand S Al
First quality Musrosado SUGAR IN hogs.
heads and bafrels-and
GROCERIES as usual.
&C. He also takes the liberty to inform his
friends in the country that he has large and,
commodious Warehouse for the reception OF
flour, either BY water or Wagons, and would
take in -four On storage.
October 10, edlod 3taw3w &
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Public Sale.
On SATURDAY next, at | | O'Clock, viii be
sold, onthe premises.
AtWo story Houfe and Lot
Of Ground, situated on Prince street, between
st. Asaph and Pitt-streets-the lot fronts go
feet, and in depth IS feet. A liberal credit
will be given, which viii be made known at
the place of sale
3 The above property is now occupied by
John .Lanham.
r. @. Maraslsr.
October ~. dts
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Public Sale.

by ri,.tue- Of decres efthe county cos;rt Of
Prince l4Itiasa, zuiH be eano$ed 10 safe, DC.
E .f5re the front door efhte court house, IN The
tozvn Of Dumffies, on tbs first lHONDdY
in aopem5er neat, the tcilosvia,g PROPER.
l7Y, piz.
r.. 1:J-a1x, MEnBnE 49,,
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Sals5 as Vsns3ge.

Al every + uesday and Friday,
- s 49, IrILLBE Sold
!. 4. yendsse Store, corner Of Prince and
s. Water streets.
xr1rsSty Of Dry Goods Grossr1ss, sc.
ps,t;culars Of which will be expressed IN
s;lls of the II kinds OF goods
s. 49,, are on limitation and the prices OF
s ss;sb ars established can at any time pc
Zee s.ysd and purchased at thclowess Limitation
4 s p C. Marstellcr, " NJ
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sfELiC SALE.

S. Sa~Cccsee Of tie Superior
. Isss SIS StlNnesrs, holaca at the capitol,
s ssSs'RSSnd, aiiarcE. S, scr, will be sold,
B = he premises, On fIsII3gA Az i the soth
sssasss to the 5sslest liisilsls.s fos cash =
House and l';lISo, ali uninl-
sss Lot, situated on the north s;sc OF
ssrset, between Columbus and A fred
$ the property of Amos Alexander.
'ss sle ysiA commence al ] Q O'Clock,
Cuthbert Powell, 8
phineas Ianney,
J A.. Thomas Iannsy
SSsaRr dts
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RYAN sIiAMPS0N

BRIAN AMPSON
HAS foK SALE.
10 pipes old port
S do. Madeira
SO quarter casks Lisbon
l2 do. pa.ticesar TeneriGe I 50 81
S do. Malaga
5 pipes old cognac brandy
do. 4sh proof Holland Gin
bids. Sd proof Antigua rum
II dD. first quality moIassss
do. green copperas
do. alum
20 10. brown sugar
20 bags pinento
IS do. pepper
10 chests young hyson
20 do hyson skin
do. imperial 81
LOO bags green coffee
$50 kegs saadder
SO do. ground ginger
so do. raIsihs
1900 lbs. .lascon, well cured
kegs salt pstre
A quantity of Fine and ground alena salt
At all times he has the first quality -four fol
emily use on hantl-with 4 number of othcl
ofwlaicsl he VII sell low OF his
[ornyr terms.
Aug. d
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Paahc Sale.

I'd yirsae og a decrea Of the county court
L}os sislce William, Viii BE sold TO the
fskfst s!sr on the 29zh iasfant, before the
tyeFaef HenIsnain Bronsug's AZ Hay Market,
sas csesat ofsix months, tie purchaser Civ
ng band sna approved seesfrisy forsthe pay
sEsSss So foslowiiSess tracts If lind belonging
y Sc esSate OF Henry Daese ii9es, deceased,
sae ts'ac containing ABOUT.
Nasrss siag IL qaier Comfy on the road leading
~ asraaske,,o Ffedeii<k iburg, the qualay Of the
MsSfsgsly gqa,.
Qne other tract oil laad fsuate
aSFg'er sesnsy nearihe ! hefocs r fare mills cons
40 sefss. hayiag "A Il l,ss ling -hoaie, Store
frees "a Alersilaps A II all a never ftai
SssssN canab Of being rsns,ssed extremely valaa
g 80 II this laad i xttc,sty ic, and about
Sss''a z, It s.Ted snest,s iliid.S
\ .sSss asser sshiIt this land il to be fold is:
* nEsss 81 !! ..ssic II. D i7oae ordering the
ftr fks Is ale,ss If bis esssh;s.
lohn IS. Psyton,s c.sa,.
m. 4. 6. sDade, - S
elsw
5aLEC SALE.
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.WANTED

s. a middle aged woman, capable Of rlarl g S
ING 4 house. o one of good character hbe-
cal wages will be given. Enquire ofthe Prin-
ter. s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-26

~ the Great effloscy Of the Pntent cid Fg-
NJ stiyAfedicires, preparedey the iSte Rlcil-
ard Lee, iun. which for near eight years pas.
have acquired throughout the United srstes
celebrity hitherto unesuailed.
Phs1adelhA;E, .4ugust 9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to mako public for the sood
Of others, the excellent quality Of HAMlL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared BY the late Mr..
Lee, 4 hare sent YOU the following account OF
the benefit T have received lron it, which /
hope will induce Others to give it. Trial In
consequence of a bruise On the breast received
from a fall, my health grew 5stl, my breathing
5ecane very difficult, and frequently nave
had suddenly to rise up IL my bed With all tie
horrors Of immediate ss{lication. hdd 10
these a constant pain III my breast and cough,
a great loss Of strength and iaesh, and you may
conceive that ny syrnp IONS evidently lsdcatca
a. approaching consumption. he advice OF
a most eminent physician was resorted to, alid
afterwards :. second was called II, without CIV
ing ne any relief Another physician vino
knew me and the circumstance o. NY case,
eavisea me to elzse Hatst}tps sIsliqfr tgl SGg-
ne, ne had sssed IL q. ms hfocficc, ara c}zgrus
4oand ii 90 nspeh eood. 4 h3tt!e was procured
from Mr.. Bireh'ss and found relief before I
had taken one haS!;; ofsat. | continued To use
it and was soon strong enoagilto attend t. BIZ
siness. On taking cold, sarne q my for7asd
symptoms return, but are always moved b. a
dose or TIVE Of the elixir.
/ GEO. BENNER, iun.
I No. !, Eadd-stre-, Fksaae.p.la
Mrs. H Lee.
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