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making man acquainted with himielf, with the
work of creation fub eted to his dominion,
and with The GREAT FIRST CAUSE of all
things.
The following is very concif, nstch of fome
of the fubiects on which it tire ats.
A brief history of Natural Philoso-
ply as science, and the method of phi
losophizing among the Hebrews, Egyp-
tians and Greeks.
OF the structure Of the human body
anatomlcally arranged, with particular
desert ption of the different parts of which
it is composed; of respiration, chylif-
cation, nutrition, the five senses, hunger,
thirst and sleep Of local, voluntary and
involuntary motion and of the stature
and age of man.
Of the remote causes Of diseases of
levers, the way to preserve health Of
life and death; of the soul and origin of
man Of imagination, memory, the un-
derstanding, will and affections of the
generation Of the body.
Ofbeasts, birds, fish, reptiles & insects.
OF trees and plants.
OF metals, minerals and fossils.
Of earth, water, fire, air and meteors.
Of the system of the world.
OF the properties that are common to
all bodies and of those things wherein
natural bodies differ.
Or THE FIRST CAUSE.
OF the relative perfection of bodies.
General view Of the gradual progress
sion of beings.
Ofthe union ofsouls to organized bodies.
OF universal gravity, and centripetal
and centrifugal force.
OF the discoveries Of the ancients in
mathematics.
or the Improvement Of knowledge by
revelation.
General reflections, showing the Pc
culiar advantages which result FROM a
proper survey Of the wisdom of God in
the creation.
ENtract fran the Proposals.
"The char q r OF the late learned and pious |
M. Weney il 70 well known, as to render any |
comment totally unueceGary II may he pro |
per howe yer, to oblerve, that in the devotion |
Of whole lie 10 The good Of m nix nd, the |
work for which we now foct the public pa |
ouaPe, was among his mof intereRinf nd |
valuable lqbours. II is indeed library in =
felt,-compre herGvcly embracing nearly III, |
whole h.Rory OF animated nature. and dHp7,-
ing, in nyl peculiarly uaructivr and az =
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FOR SALE, at this Printing Office,
II JOURNAL
Of the Voyages and Travels Of a
Corps of Difcovery,
Under the Command q Lcptaln Lewis
and Captain Clurkes q tie Army ofMc
United States,
From the mouth of the river Missouri,
through the interior parts of North
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A S L Z Y Z Y
OF THE
WI53om of God IN The CrraI2n !;
OR,
Il Compendium q Natural Philos2bhy.
OF THE
BY JOHN WESLEY, A. N.

@Tbefe are thy glorious works Parent Of Good,
Almighty hine this ur,vefidl frame
Thus won ''ous t.ir 1hyief how wond tous
then ~
William Hamilton, Of LancaAer, Pennfyva
MA, h Nipg Gued D-opoias for pub.dh NJ
WEsLLYN PHILOsOPHY the Suhfcrrer, who
has made ~ angemen.6 " til N to encourage
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the We fern Country, and who will receive
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aic,iou described in article 18th, so long as
the provisions of the said article shall be in
force" the stipulation contemplated is made
conditional. In force, in respect To- whom!
Net the United States, because it was uncon-
,,ittipaal 10 them. 1t was conditional only with
respect to other powers. Other reasons might
be given to sheW that the arrangement Under
consideration is not liable to the objection
made to it, but l presume that those stated
will be satisfactory.
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LETTER
FR0M MR. K0NRoE.
Tn rnE skcRErARy OF S.rATA,

no TfsE sECRETkRY OF 81 n n - 3. 8. !.
DATED,
RscRMoSsy February 8, 1903,
Accompanying the message OF the ffesaa lei :
OF tfsssJ. States, To Coagrsss, on the ga
NJ arcsls
IcoNr1suED.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

oF the great efficacy of the Patent and Fa-
Y mitv Medicines, preparsdby the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun which for near eight years pas
have acquired throughout the Omtsd sfstss
celebrity hitherto uneqaalled.
PAtladel;tk;a, .4mgRst 9, 1900
Being DESTROYS to make public tor the gssd
of others. the excellent quality OF HAAilL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by this late Mr.
Lee, have sent you the following account OF
the benefit have received from 1t, which
hope will induce others to give 1t trial In
consequence of abruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, nay breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
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horrors of Immediate suffocauon. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
a great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently iadscatea
an approaching consumption. The advice OF
most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards :. second was callesl In, without give
mo me any relief Another physician who
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rs. he had ssed it an his practice, and dfqvays
soa.na it 90 much good. A bottle was procured
Sron Mr.. Birch's, aud found relief before /
had takiesr one hntfof it. / continued to USE
II and was soon strong enough to attend co bu.
siness. On taking cold, Sam, of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by
aese or tw 20 of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Eudd-sweet Philadelphia;
~. u Ice
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

TAe following Valuable Medicines, justly ee-.
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Hamsltoa's Gfend Restorative,

recommended as aa invaluable medicine
<r;tae speedy And perrnanentcur ct nervous
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i, warn, climates, excessive weakness, aad a
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TO RENT.

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Apply to
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JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
81 lis Grocery SroRE, on klng~strcet, las ~
addition to his former stock, added
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes lis assortment Ccnpiete..
He ron offers for sale, on his usual }o7v terms
Mufcoyado Sugars, ofyaricus qua
lilies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, n Il .;
Hyson, particularly select
younp Hyson, ed for
H ss;:6 81 NJ: and family use,
'Souchong
Best green Coffee,
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Madeira,
Buselos,
Sherryp
Lisbon, > " ~ T. ..
Ienemhcs
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London mustard, warranted Of a superior
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Haaslton's FORM destroying L.
eng ZeS.

cBv which many thousands have been re-
,;.yed from the distressing and dangerous ma
lsdy of worms and other ebstroguens 80 sha
stomach and bowels
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HagasJton's Essence Gaad Astraet
Of Masta7d.

safe and esfcctuA reraety for the goas,
.yheuns,isa,- sprsins, paiAs in tae tass and
neok, sc.
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LOtI IIIIR Ni4A1tA y ,.
4 sFI AMT.TOM'S ELIXIR

Is recommended as the sest1femeGy feT
coughs, colds, ssthmas, hooping.congh, ap-
preaching. consumptiens, and most disorders =.
of the breast and lungs. This preparation VIII
prove a valuable acquisition 10 philosophers
who may be subjectto temporary boarseness,
thickness ofspeeck, &c. In long confirmed
AstLm&tic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords lnnmed-
ate relief, moderating the fits ofceughing, as'd
rendering their recurrence less frequent On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be Ell
peetsa.
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VIII gradually destroy all tendency to shsssssa
in the human frame, and preserve heals h anl.
vigor. Although a great variety OF presciip-
tons have been published To cure the llsor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
!. the GOVT AND EHEU MATIC DROPSFoF
9DT. EISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent and whose un.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published OF gentlemen SO
well known in America, being Of the first con-
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
ESQ. one of the directors OF the Farmers Bank
of maryland; John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs Ma
cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
z Certificate Of Ef,. Thomas Ketso, butcher.
About three weeks since was most violent
~ attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
Hy whole frame, in SO severe a manner as not
to be able to turn IN my bed without assistance,
proceeding as ! suppose from a severe cold
on being advised by friend to apply DR.. lis
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
insly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the aPPlica-
hon OF which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. | am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS EELSo.
Baltimore, July ed, 1906.
CeuEcatc Of f1r. Thomas cemf6fts, EaJNees-
maker
+ wouM'be al act Of injustice to withhe
my testimony oi the salutary effects Of Doctor
Tissot's Gout ard Rheumatic Drops, IS have
experienced very unequivoeaI instance OF
their virtues ard efficacy. | was afflicted With
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially rccov~ed,
but vas obliged TO use clutches to aid me IN
walking Wigs | left home; to this were Joined =
violent Rheumatic pains, tie result OF the af
Fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life; but proEidentialy
j. was recommended toapply at George Deb
bin and Murphy's for Or. Tissots Drops, ana
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fcctly liberated from ny disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as il never had !
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, | determined 10 up
ply il internally to my Child, boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost &c
skeleton with the Bowel Compliant; after
administering it four times to hin, LIS com,
plant was entirely removed, and heis now re
covering his strength with great rapidly.
FL. CAMPRELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
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Hag,saItonss Elaxar.

s,vereign remedy For colds, ebssaets
Seughs, asthmas, sore threats sha os's
assumptions. ,31
Are Justly esteemed for carrying OF the sd
.er8uous bile from the stomach and prevent
ine morbid secretons and thelr consequences e.
bilious and malignant fevers, &c. THESE pi'is
are nerfectly mild in their operation, ana may
be used with safety by persons o. eVefy age
and in every situation.
The Souer cig1s Ointment fof tae
Itch.
eneedv and ,eHectual remedy, generally
reuoging the complaint at one application. 1t
nav be safely asel by persons efeyery age.
The 4nodyne Etaa2f.
For the cure Of every lind Of head ache.
h1lln' ) genuine fys-Hater.
Nj excellent remedy for sllSisordeFs OF the
ewes. ma,iy persons having neen cured ct 1t
when nearly deprived OF sight.
Io0th-acbe DfoPs.
Give .irnmeGiate reiiel In the most Ylel2zst
attacks. >,
The Restoretiys Poss9ef for the
Teeth a9ad Suns.
Cleanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth from esay.
Gozvla,la's lotion, and The genuine
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the acknowledgements as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe :,
.Haha's true end gsnusas Corn
PLafster.
A certain remedy for corns, speeaay -esadi-
eating them without giving pam,
4gue and fsUsr Drops,
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy IA
cure of agnes and intermittent tevers.
Damask LIP Safe, end l"siaa'
Vegetable Specific:
James Kennedy, fen
Alexandria, 0c.ober IS. 60
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rs,s y:i,}5s,. sissjss, sr. mts n
,e,,ol 81 he Stare Of 1gerlland

neralet ne Stare eA l}gefyland.
IeempIy with your request IN stating my
opinion,of .Hamilton's Elixir, Il has been used
in my family for two or three years past, with
Uniform success, Whenever. eoiSas,s coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary ] have myself found 1t an excel
Isn't and agreeable remedy for very painful
and trsublesorne affection of the breasts accom-
panied with soreness, andwith ebstrneted and
difficult breathing.
On these accounts / do not hesitate to re-
COM ~ end Hamilton's Elixir as Yaluabfs me
ssssssiins, and deserving public attention
$50 s. ssr av39 sEs T Jg,CHER MARTINI, s
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The following new andvaluable Medicine, just
received and for sale as above.
Price, Two Dollars FER bottle.
Dir. TiNofs celebrated Goat and Rnea-
wattc Drops.
NOTHING is of mere importance bar
the preservation Of health-tbis common lacep
remark however is 700 OFTEN FoRGoTIEN5
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-
vention of pain, which is superior to It's cure
is not sufficiently attended to by any descripti-
On of persons. Ameng those disorders whicta
REQUIRE the most early and unrcfnning efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have a strong
err claim upon eurnot;ee than the Gout, Rheu-
uaatism, Lumbage, Weakness Of the Joints,
Sprairs, Gleetss the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species OF Rheumatic Pans
from whatever cause they may hare ori@inat-
ed--and hence every relief whica can he adj
ministered is te0 valuable to By krgotteil.-
Those persons whose ayoeations peculiarly ex-
rose them to colds, &c. cannot be teo anxious
lways to possess Immediate aid. Sea-farirg
persons, travellers, &S. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which viii
counterfeit the anp}casans effects of their peri
lous duties, andespecially these pains to which
their situation must expose them. TO these
who reside IN or visit the West Indies, and
other warm climates, theywiH be found upoa
trial 70 eonaey the NEST lasting service, aa!
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ITCH CURED.

BY once asfng Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 90 years In Europe
and for rear 8 years in America, has never
been known to fail in any one instance. It's
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or mercuryo OF any perRicious ingredi
ent, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
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pprNfEp DAILY BV :,
SAMUEL. SNOWD DEM
f91sr y,gr Patjslr'ary
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HAMILTON'S #LOZENCES.

Which have cured more children and adults
Of disorders proceeding from wolms, than al!
the medicines heretofore discovered. IN ad-
ditioh to the great cures mentioned in the let
tiers frsm the chancellor OF the state Of Mary
land, tbs Rev. MIR. Mother and others, late
~ published TIE following are submitted to the
public; being selected forthe pulPcsso SGT siew-
ing the Mid yet toyverNt qualities Of this ey-
traordinary medicine, which, although SO mild
la It's operation, is competent 10 czPci the for
rsiidable tape werm.
An infant, aged weeks, Ct Mr.. Henry Ew
bank, taylor, Charies-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with convulsion fits, SO
that fislife was -despaired OF, but ives perfect
y cured by one dose of FIamilton's Worm Lo-
zenges, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause of the child's disorder.
Letter tiro7p 14r.. .dckeraan, 5ricktayer, fHags-
zine street, near BroadSvay, Jan. q, 1902.
1t would be -ungratetul were | to withheld
my testimony in favoref Hamilton's Worm
Destroying l4ozenges. had been between
FIVE and six years past much indispossd, and
latterly eften tornented with severe gripping
and pains In the bowels, troubled with often
sive breath, with violent teyemsh fits and other
obvious symptoms of worms; but frequently
hearing your Werm Lozenges recommended
in eases similar to mine, ! determined en- a
trial Of them, as my last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve or Is feet of a tape
worm two other doses we're taken, which
brought away quantity of matter broken like
skins and pieces Of worms. l suppose the
tape worm, Welded at different times, must in
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al.
most incredible benefit / received from this
medicine, induced ne 10 give desc to 2 Child
eff mine whe was pining and sickly it produ-
aed the sAne good effect in this instance, ex-
pelline worm of a different kind, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the same tin,e
restoring good state OF health.
HENRY ACKERMAE.
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A sovereign remedy For colds, ebsSasfs
s,nohs. asth1nas, sore threats and approaching
assumptions.
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Its subjects, are safe, for they are defend
ed by Almighty power, & they shall rise
to eternal prosperity and glory when all
earthly kingdoms shall. vanish like
shadow or dream.
There is an unseen hand which
guides the affairs of nations. Through
out all their changes and revolutions,
through the seemingly dark and trou-
bled chaos of human concerns, an AL
mighty Providence overrules and all
events, past, present, and to come, are
employed in directing and completing
the destinies of all creatures, in subserv-
iency to that infinitely great and glori-
Gus kingdom which shall never be re-
moved.
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coasts and in our harbours of the in
efficacy of reiterated appeals to the JUS
tlce and friendship of that government /:
and the moderation on the part of the
United States, which reiterated, disap-
pointments had not extinguisheds; till
at length no alternative is left, but vo-
luntary satisfaction on the part of Great
Britain, or resort to means depending
on the u. S. alone.
The nature and extent of the satisfac-
ton ought to be suggested to the Bril-
fish government, not less by sense of
its own honour than by justice to that of
of the United States. A formal disa-
vowal of the deed, and restoration of
the four seamen to the ship from which
they were taken, are things of course,
and Indispensable. AS security for
the future, an entire abolition of i'm
pressments from vessels under the flag
of the United Ststes, if not already ar
ranged, is also to make an indispensable
part of the satisfaction. The abolition
must be on terms compatible with the
instructions to yourself & Mr.. Pinckney
Oh the subject; and, if possible, with
out the authorized rejection from the
Service of the United States of British
seamen who have not been two years
in it. Should it be impossible to avoid
u this concession on the part of the
nited States, it ought, as of itself more
than reasonable price for future secu-
rity, to extend the PREPARATION due for
the past.
But beyond these INDISPENSABLE condi-
tions the United States have a right to
expect every solemnity of form and e.
very other ingredient of retribution and
respect which according to usage and
the sentiments of mankind, are proper
in the strongest cases Of insult to the
rights and sovereignty of a nation. And
the British government is to be appriz-
ed Of the importance of full compli-
ance with this expectation to the thor
ough healing Of the wound which has
been made On the feelings of the Anne
riCan nation.
Should it be alleged as a ground for
declining or diminishing the satisfac-
ton in this case, that the United States
nave themselves taken it by the interdict
contained in the proclamation, the an
swer will be obvious. The interdict-is
measure, not of rcparation, but OF pre-
caution, and would besides be amply JUS