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The following letter was received from gen
tlema.l al Pensacola, and has been handed
TO us for publ ,atian --Orleans Gazrfte.
INEGp NJ ALTON $500
INFORMATION


Through atTerras 6tt parioass chonne{s
BONAPARrE invited the Royal Enaly
to Bayenne, under the pretext of holding
there grand council, to decide upon the most
important concerns. When they were all as
scmbled together in the above mentioned
pace Bonaparte called for the two kings,
the father and the son, to whom he separate
" addressed himselt, beginning with the son,
presenting at the same time pistol to both
oftheir breasts, and forced him TO renounce
in favor of the father the SOM the crown
which he had usHrped from him .-Inis re-
nunciation being verified, and formally at
tested, the same violence was used with the
father, who was compelled to abandon his
crown and all his possessions III Europe, Asia,
Africa and America, In favor of Bonaparte,
who {with his usual insolence] declared that
he had already provided another king for
Spain. This ceremony finished, the minis
tiers [Ceva.lcs and Cayallero] were called to
sign the instrument which the two kings had
previously agreedto Notwithstanding how
ever, that, Bonaparte continued to speak with
great rage and fury, holding in each hand
pistcl,with which he threatened the ministers,
they refused their appreciation OF the act with
all that hrmness and dignity which apertalns
to tie high Offices they held, and which is ma
tural to 4 noble minded Spaniard. Both mini
stcrs highly worthy OF our memory.preierred
death to the appreciation of measure degrad-
ING TO themselves and unworthy the Spanish
name. Cavalero persisted by pistol shot
from the hands of Bonaparte, white he was
demonstrating with his usual boldness on the
;,rnro,,rietv Of his approbatiOn of such mea-
ssres Bonaparte asked him if he knew with
whom or of what he was speaking Cayal-
lero replied that he spoke to Tyrant, and a,
that instant he received the shot. Cevaiios
was shot before the door of his own house
for replying that he would never sully hi:
name by similar condescension.. When 30
naparte ordered that the King anu Royal ia
mi,y should be conducted to Paris, the Coun
of Fernanunoz, who was present, drew M
sword, but was prevented from using it b.
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Dahl Gazette, 6 Dollars per a'l''ifna'
Couatrp Gazette, S Dollars.
For the .dle.rana,la Daily Gazette.
Mr.. SNowDEN,

Having for several winters, had an oppor'
tunity OF being acquainted WITH Inc siluatlo'
OF the Poor in this place, nave observed
tha1 their greatest distress mas always beer
for the want of wood.
Knowing that many have had little or nc
opportunity of getting employ M the sum
mer, | haze considered what plan would be
the cheapest. 70 supply themselves With the
necessary article OF fuel the ensuing winter
La several parts of EAgkaad, ireland, ana
Germany, CUM or COAL dust and clay, made
into balls or square cakes have been used as
fuel above hun ired years
have made several experiments VITA TWO
parts OF each, and fad Ii Will ,hsWer.
s. a CORRESPONDENT in the Nissan 1fSs'1-
" cum, mentions this preparation, and adds,
g that he has seen several fires OF 1t burning
ss insihe house, at that tine occupied by the
g Royas Sae.etq iii Fieet.street-D Dam. GAeg'
a patent was granted for slmiaf invent
on, to Mr., FREDERICK, OF Wclbeck-street.
& about Bristol, Brislington and other PA
g ces in the west OF England, they commonly
s make coal balls OF their culm, or small re-
&C fuse coal, which would not otherwise De
6 saleable. The method of making these
s. balls is to take a certain quantity OF the
culm and an equal quantity OF the sieecA'
or mud left by the tide OH the sea shore =
" ifhc inhabitants of CroSen-till, near ring
6 Road, about seven miles below BRISTOL, are
s supposed to make them ii the greatest per-
6 lection. They seldom make use OF any
g other fuel, and find it answers extremely
S we'll, beng much cheaper than coal, max
6 ing as good ire, and lasting longer.
These balls have not been used above
" thirty or forty years 10 the above parts !;
but are now greatly preferred, though they
8. can nave Goals laid IN at three-pehce malt
"spenny the busne '-BriHsh- C,m farmer.
Many persons can buy few bushels OF coal
dust, thatcannot buy a load OF wood.
Tne saving with this kind OF fuei, consider
in, the time il viii last, is not less than Twelve
bushels cut of twenty,
lam Uniformed thattwo gentlemenin wash
ingtor:, have made use o! it for several years.
TO any person disposed to make trial OF /,
! Viii give every information ia my power
Z.
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LateR Foreign Mus.
WA NEW-yORK.l

frcn Ire Dublin Co,yesbondent, august 5.
We are in possession OF some lniorma-
ton from Oporto later than that which has
been received by the Plover. At the period
our intelligence was transmitted, the Mar
cissus frigate was at that port, and intended
to sail with convoy FOR England on the
ossh of July. Colonel Brown, who had
been On a mission to sir Charles Cotton eff
the Tagus, had returned to Oporto. The
Alfred line of battle ship, captain Bligh,
had Landed $50 marines at Figueras, On the
70, who were received with every lndlca-
ton Of 10Y and affection by the mhabi-
tants.
Ii was understood at Op,rte that Junot
had detached a corps OF six thousand men
against the patriotic force which had depos-
ed the French authority in that city, but the
patriots undismayed By the circumstance
had advanced to meetit.
Late intelligence from the continent re-
peat the assurance that awar between France
and Austria is an event OF very probable &C
currcnce. Apprchensivc Of some move
ments in the French army IN the neighbor-
hood Of Konigsoerg, the king OF Prussia
had strengthened the works OF that CITY,
and had Withdrawn to Alemel, the tortlhca-
tons Of which also are undergoing consi-
derahle repair. The French conscrlPts are
still refractory, and only join the army by
compuIsicn. They have III some instances
given battle to the French parties which
were conducting them.
The emperor Alexander is mentioned as
adhering strictly to his alliance with France,
and it is added that the recompence in con-
temptation for his good faith, is the crown
OF Turkey for his brother the archdukeC Oh
stantlne.
The emperor Of the French, it is stated
IN accounts from Stockholm, has formally
required the cession of Holsscin from Den
mark, and large contribution in money
this requisition, it is added, had determln-
ed the king Of Denmark upon an alliance
with England.
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Fran the Correspondent ef ANs7tsf 6.

Fran the Correspondent Of Ans7tsf 6.
The arrival of sir Thomas Dyer from
Giion in the Scorpion brig, is confirmed by
the London Journals, which have been sub
sequentlv received at this office OF the Sd
inst. The day upon which the Scorpion ar
rived at Plymouth, the Dcxterous brig came
into the harbor with dispatches from lord
Collingwood cH Cadiz. The accounts re-
ceived through these different channels are
not less important than a brief communities
ton to us generally sigaifed-and without
being carried away by the ardent expression
and enthusiasm which pervase the Spanish
official papers, we feel safe in asserting that
the patriotic Spaniards have gained signal
advantages over their invaders. 1t Is not
necessary for our satisfaction that great
victory shall be obtained to make an occur
renee important. 1.-THE Spaniards can meet
the French in the field with any advantage,
that circumstance is to us of importance, al
though they should purchase it with double
the loss of their epeny-they caniwell spare
numbers for success.
The statement in the Spanish prints to
VIII lCh we are most attracted, suSSCiloea lile
defeat of aFrsnch corps Of 1900 men under
the command of general Money. This
division of the French army had proceeded
into the province of Valencia, and had tax
en- post between Quartz and Mislata, vlllag-
es in the vicinity of Valencia. In this po-
sition they we're attacked by the patriotic
force under general Caro-, and compelled to
| retire. The attack was renewed on the fol-
| lowing day, the 9th June, with similar
good fortune, and with great loss on both
sides. Notwithstanding che disadvantages
under which Money had fought on those
two days, he resolved on being the assailant
on the 2sth, by making an attempt to carry
the town. On the afternoon of that day he
/ began the attack, but the patriots being ap-
J prised of his intention, had moved under
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LONDON, Anszts: s.

LONDON, Hn92tSs >.
Joseph Bonaparte is said to have arrived
at Madrid SO early as the goth of July, Sc
ven days before he was expected. He was
received with sullen silence no guns were
fired by the Spaniards, nor did any species
Of rejoicing take place on the OCCASION
The bell ringers refused their usual Office
which being considered an objectionable Of
fence, three of them were taken into custo-
DIV, and on the following day, after sum
mary trial, put to death. 1t is said, that a
few hired tinkers, (menders of saucepans
and ketdcs) appeared before the palace, and
saluted the new sovereign by the noise pro-
duced by beating their pots and kettles with
sticks and these men cried long live king
Joseph" The people positively refused to
assemble on the occasion; and every APP
pearance indicated speedy renewal OF the
occurrence of the I'd OF May.
1t is indeed reported, On the authority OF
letter from Plymouth, that most violent
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will gradually destroy all tendency to diseased
in the human frame, and preserve healt n and
yigor. Althougha great variety OF prescrip-
tons have been published to cure the dlsor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
Dir. TISSOT, 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 III America, being OF the first con-
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors Of the Farmers Bank
of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cuhb:r, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, of Calton-
Certificate ef1lr. Thomas Keta0,, butcher.
About three weeks since / was lncst violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throua bout
my 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 Or lis
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, I accord
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dsbbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applica-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me TO health sm therefore induced
With confidence to recommend this medicine
az n certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS EELSo.
saltimore, July 22el, 1906.
Certificate Of Rlf. 1honias Csmhbe1, Harness.
maker
1t would be IN act OF injustice to withhold
my testimony Of the salutary effects Of Doctor
Ti.sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced q very unequivocal instance CT
their virtues and efficacy. I was afflicted with
two severe attacks Ct what is usuaiiy called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered,
but was obliged to use crotcles to AID me in
walking when left home to this were joined
violent Rheumatic palms. the result ofthe at
fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life but providentialy
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's for DIR. 1'issot's Drops, ana
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fectiy liberated from ry disorder, and am row,
THANK God, as free from pain as if never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate |
so powerfully Oh myself, determined to ap
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleven |
months old, who was then reduced almost TO |
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after |
il four times to him, lis com
plant was entirely removed, and he is hoy re
covering lis strength with great rapidly.
III. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, july 20, 1905.
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ALSO,

Also,
The following new and valuable Medicine, just
received and for, sale as above
price, Two Dollars fer bottle.
Dr.. 7Dots celebrated Coat and Rheu--
matte Drops.
NOTHING. is of mere Importance kaa-
the preservation of health--thls common iacep
remark however is TOO OFTEN foRoorTES,
whilst we are active and strcng--and pre-
yentiou af pain, which is superior to It's cure.
ss not sufficiently attended to by any descrlptl-
ON OF persons Among those disorders which
reau;re the most early and unrem,ttnS efforts
10 eradicate aud overcome, none hare strong
| er claim apon ournotice than the Gout, Rheu-
Tnatisn, Eumbago, Weakness Ct the JOINTS
Snrains. elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species o. Rhea1aatic Pens
from Whatever canse they Inays nave original
ied--and hence every relief which can be ad-
{ ministered is too valuable to be forgotten.
| Those persons whose avocatiens peculiarly esS-
| nose shern to colds, &c. cannot be too anxious
i Iways to possess immediate, aid. Sea faring
| persons, travellers, &s.-ought constantly to
carry with. them that medicine Which viii
cosrnteract the snpleasans effects OF their pea
lous duties, and especially those Iejas.to VI .ica
| their situation must expose thein. 70 those
whe reside In or visit the Wes-lnslies, sna
1 other warm climates, theywil he found spon
trial to convey the most lasting service, and
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

~ the GREAT efficacy of the fate7st AID ka-
" MI, Medicines, preparedby the late Rlch-
ara Les. ,tsa, which for.nesr eight years pas
SaSe SECURED throughout the United States
celegrisg litaerso upsqualled
Psrs24s aa;,, august 8, 1900
HEAP DESTROYS 10 make public for the good
q oilers. The excellent qeaAty OF 81 AM L
eysSS'S LTAIRa prepared BY the late Mr..
Lee sac sect you the following account OF
40 fseayf haze received from it, which
hs.fx ~ ssssacc diners 10 give sta trial. In
canses aerce IS . brllIse ON the breast received
fscrn a EAIl, my health grew bad, Ely breathing
became Teyy aificNlts. a1id frequently have
No suddenly te siss up in rny bed with all tac
fsorgafs OF azan,Sdlstc slffocSs,on. Add to
these eesssS.ys pain in NY breast and cough,
rTsst loss of strength and iieshs and you may
Soasceiss -saa Il Tsy symptoms eWdeaay indicated
IA arpx<e Flng gonsgl3eptlon. The advice o.
sacsI wr.aiEer.t Tsi1A2zl was resarted TO, and
afterwards : second Teas called In, without gia
1Yse ne any reheS AnctheS physician who
Sx<w rne and the circumstances OF my case,
ae1Sscc sse 10 yzz,e }7e7alstaz s E25T Sysa say
slg. IL had usea Z II SSs 1zvaetlces e'sd ats0aya
ss,zuS Il % ausck COED A bottle was procured
Esvzu Ay 8srchss ;, aud found relief basSre
knd s0zse1.o1se hcsf Qf It continued TO use
Il and was soon stroag enough 70 attend TO ia
Ssness. CA saking cold, same of my icrnie'
syrnptsrrs return but are always removed by
d7ss or I've Of tbs elixir.
Gee. BENNER, iun
Ne. Il, asas-stsest PASadsaRhl
- y gees
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Valuable probcrty jfor Sale.

Y*O RE SOLD, in foar distinc, lots or 10
{ gether, foar acres Of LAND, contain
Ing from one and quarter acre TO tTo acres
each, mos eligi5ly situated astipat the terri
tory of Columbia, extending III right line
from Gihbon-street 70 GrctA-H.r1ting- Creek,
illtersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and koundieg cast and west On Iayr
cite and payne streets.
4 plau fthe grouad and further particulars
may be obtained b application to
}ames Patton.
June %. 2@''tt
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~
lOieph Mandevi}la
Corner Of KrNe and F.,,.
1,rx..,,n '.Ns AAA''oTaEs7.
1JAc ron 80,
n. It'll
AL .diOItIHenL OF WINES :,
QUoRs, GROCERIES p u
cons;sti,o ae 40 &c,
MADFIpAo =
.p,,.
Sherry
y;sbon NyINrcc
Milo, >1o.
Tenep;fe & 81,
Corsica 4
Old 81 Fsfenbe Nieiloc ,,,..
enc da,en i,'.ss' N Cases ,
few do,en e,e o,d f.oa.;
D;fto 10 host ~, ,.''M
Ja,na;ca snd weston, A, 49, pi''e"
New-Tns.Iand 10 e.''
Coeniac. BoureIea,x and MI.
Holland and country 81, f''' oFaNGG
Schiedam p;n ii cases
Irish wh,sicv vow o,d
20 horr.,s panns,,lv.,,;a
f,,der II harr.ys ~ "hl'Aey
.yI;te vino and Cider v;no,o.
Florence oil in fasks
3 koeslea,is Havana honey
Is do choice reta;,;nc.
C.pnnow1ler -AOsasses
Jmperial
Eyson Tc,o
yo,,nc Hvson 1Eho
uvson- eli, .,a Of Sood quaEtg
s,.ncbonm
mnscovado sugars. different ona1t;..
7,a,o.oI ,yb;te 70
1eaS 80, -, s,,oou. p,,;,.J,,-,.
;,nos. and A,sxan1,;o '''''' I'D
! a;y.n,a car~a.4,s :, r1,u,;,.o,, :,
= ho,fIss ~ h,.1l,,srs '''''''A s'l
W.o,,,1.' ~ ,anaa ~
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80 TO RENT.

HE subscriber offers TO rent for one or
L more wears, adjoining the place where
Oh FL, now lives, a Rlacksmith's shop, with a
compete set Of Toes, a Dwelling House in
comfortable conditions calculated for tami
ly, together with between three and four acres
sfvery rich land.--srcm several years expo
rience, ! can with truth declare, that there
can DC To better stand for a. blacksmith than
the one row offered to let.
Thomas B. Mere!and.
Maryland, sroad-Crceh,2
Decenber 9.-(5.l lawd
" 3. If don't rent the fine stand, I
will give good wages TO young man, or a
iaaa with y faRiIy. i. B. NJ.
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HAMILTON'S LOZENGES,

II
Which have cured more children and adults
the medicines heretofore discovered. In adj
tlidon to the great cures mentioned In tho let
tiers frem the chancellor Of the state of Mary
land, the Rev. Mr.. Molthier and others, late
ly published the following are submitted 70 the
public; being selected for the purpose ofshew-
ing the mild yet foqoerul qualities of this ex-
traordinary medicine, which, although SO mild
in its operation, is competent to expel toe for
micable tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, TAYLOR, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with coFvuision fits, SO
that his life was despaired OF, but was pertect-
" cured by ore dose Of Halnilton's Norm Lo-
zengcs, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause of the child's disorder.
Letter frozu i1Y. ,dckera1an, 61ieGlaycr, MaSe-
zine street, near Bfeadzvay, Jan. 81, 1902.
1t would be ungrateful were to withhold
my testimony In favorof Hamiiton's Worm
Destroying Lozenges. had been between
five and six years p-st much indisposed, and
iatterly often tormented with severe gripping
and pans in the bowels, troubled with otteI-
siyc breath, with violent feyerish hts,and other
obvious symptoms of worms; but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges recommended
in cases similar to mine, determined OH
trial of them, as my last resource. The first
doae evacuated twelve Or Is feet Of tape
worm two other doses were taken, which
brought away a quantity of matter broken hse
skins aid pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape worm, yoided at different times, must in
the whole have EXCEEDED forty feet The al
most incredible benefit | received from this
medicine, induced me ~ give desc to achiId
sf aine who was piring and sickly: it protlu-
eed the same good effect in this instance, ex-&
Delling {. worm Of a different kind, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the saa;lc time
restoring good state OF health.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
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Llahn's Anta-billous Paal5.

Hahn's Anta-bsta0us Faal5.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying OF the SUI
,erfl,,o,s bile from the stomach and prevent
mo morbid secretions and their consequences
b;ious and malignant fevers, &c. ii ese phls
are perfectly mid in their operation, ana may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in. every situation. ),
Tie Souerelgn osntment Jor tie
Itch.
speedy and efectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application 1t
s,,ay be safely used by persons feyery age.
he Anodwae Elaxar.
Tsrsthe cure Of every kind of head ache.
osn genuine Eyc-Watef.
axse,le,,t remetsy for all disorders ofthe
$50. n,any persons having been cured 81 1t
wAers nearly deprived OF sight.
Tooahaobe Drops.
x..;re immediate relief in the most violent
The Restorative Rozoder for the
Teeth and Galass.
c.eanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth from eecay.
Gozolauds Lotion, and tie gsnasa''eH7
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Habn's true and genuine Cs'-n-
Plaster.
A certain remedy for corns, speedily eradi-
eating them without giving pain.
Sgue and Fe0er DROPS.
Justly eseened for their great efhescy IN
cure Of agues and intermittent feVers.,
Daslask LIP Safe. and ladsdal
KsgetabS Specific.
James Kennedy ien.
SSlexaadria, October Is. Go
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VA uABLE MEDICINES.

Tie following Valuable Medicines, justly. Co.
lebratcd through the United Statss lol uls ,a,
superior cfacacy in the cure Of the $500 sls
a;sordersfor which they are recoi.l1heilds,.'
from leaannah Lees Patent Family Meal-
e;nsStore, New-yo ra, are SOLO only " INC
sA5scriber, q. MS store in hing-street;
l7auilton,s Grand RestofataUt,
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
or thessnessly and pcr,nanentcure OF nervous
s;ssrSers or such as arise from the imnode-
rate use 81 tea, strong liquors, lang residence
!, ,ss,.,, el;,nates, excessive weakness, and
s ,,cns...,i relaxation of the,system.
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sengZeS.

gv which many thousands have been re-
lavcd from the distressing and dangerous ma
l,,)v of worms and other sbstrnst1eas IN the
stomach and bowels
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HamiItonss Elixir.

A sovereign remedy tor colds Obstinate
ssughs, asthmas, sore throats and approaching
Aans,lfnDtioAS.
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JAMES BACON,
.AAts GRccEay STORE, en KIns-strstt, tl'@
addition 70 his. 5forate, oca, a3fsf
4 fIeih Supply Of Genuine ArtlcIeSin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
lie nogv egers. for sale, or It's nsua! lv t'fH'
Muicoyado Sugars, ofyariousqu'.
hties,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Cunpowder,
Imperial, TEA0,
II. son, particularly select
Young Hyson, edt0F
5 aysSa,s.'"' and family use
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF a superior quality
Madeira,
I,uscllos,
Sherry, ,.,c
Lisbon, " :"
IcnerlFe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
<>ogDac and RoHrtleauX Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use, y,s
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vincents' s'u -
E,:@,ylaad Run,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, WING, and Cider Vinegar
Stoughtol's Bitters, :..r,
Maeoe, nutmegs, cloves, cass-a' Pl~ .ofsi
Cayenne and black pepper, race anu b..sg,
Ginger, basket salt for table USE Psai -,
rice, starch, fig blne, soap, moSid, 'I a,,al
spermaceti candles, refined sast-pep: :as@
indigo, allan, coppcras, madden D:l IN.
spinning cotton, patent SHOT al sizes' w. s,-..
eiisf and country made gunPoWdeE' r.. 3,S 10
and smoking tobacco, very pest '"'
bacco. t.r'spir'
Han;.toa and Leiper's snuff, hume
in .oxcs. sap:rH
London naustars,', warranted Of !. >, olp1
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wF'l9 g.. eeys.l4
6lemiiohu's, sc, sc. with gene1::'.,n'b syshI
.iele in his linc-.the whole OF WHO o.elst'
selected with care, and will be "i'p'
tire very lowest terms ~
PHIHIED DAILY x,AI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-13
Haacsltoa's Essence ma Extract
OF Mustard.

A safe and chfectual remedy ter the govt,
gheumatisn, sprains, pains in the face SAD
neck, &c.