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PHIL ADELPHIA, zulu IS.

Capt. Gardner from Lisbon arrived at Be-
verify, left there May 81 ship Thomas, Har-
per, from Alexandria; Henry, Magher, of
Salem for England. Spoke ship Belvidera,
days from Fayal, for Philadelphia. The
brig Sally, Johnson for Boston, sailed in
company with the, two Betsiea.
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Gust of wind westerly in the evening,
with thunder-a tempestuous night--con.
slant rain, very cool wind w and NV.
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= Our Country - ~, SO' .-,7
dent. May its administration seek
s. HONESTLY; do JUSTICE STRICTLY,
~ ! s,a;ntain its rights FIRMLY.
pd ma''' Tune. Hail Columbia:
6 guns cheers.
lanes Madison-The man who can
. =, Gs,;ueuish between the praises OF the
us o nd the good, and the shouts OF mob.
us a : rerssyere in well doing, unawed by
tacticn. IT,. noogeoa,e Maroh.
8 guns: cheers.
u The memoryof general George Wash
~. Though no tribute OF national gra-
'syde. vet digni6es the grave OF our hero;
san,. has conseerated the spot where ne lies
' ! .hs llstre of his name, will encrease to
~ ~ latest period of recorded time.
nc '@'~ Time: Roslin Castle.
m;uute euus 17JRags slozoly zoa0ing.
The State of Pennsylvania-powerful
Ind rcspsctable--able to maintain her own
(;ohts. may she never attempt to violate the
b. Tune-1ankee doodle.
8 e,las--6 cheers.
& TIE memory of the heroes, who tell
n. cause of American Independence
Thev died on the fields OF honor. Their
[1s,ds deeds will live in the records OF glo-
Tune-Dead march IN Saul.
8 minute guns.
,. DR.. BENJAMIN Rush and George ely
ner. ESQ. The two surviving representa-
I;vps of the state of Pennsylvania, who sign
] j the declaration of independence. Firm
q their purpose, in the days that tried mems
FOULS. Posterity will cherish the remem-
|brance of their services.
7mne-LJe let as cherish.
gun.
8. Foreign nations" enemies in war;
in peace friends
I gun.
9. The contract fhonor signed at Wash
Ington April 10, 1909. Plain and explicit
iu its terms, may it be fulfilled with mutu-
al good faith.
Tune-Washingt0n's march.
gan.
10. The heads of departments of the ge-
heral government-May wisdom, justice,
and moderation preside in the cabinet OF
Inc nation, and the only contention be no.
Bic contention can best serve the pub
|lic veal.
/ gun.
II. The Judiciary System-A temple
blamed by the wisdom of our ancestors.
Elevated on an adamantine rock, it has
mithstood the rude hand of time, and the
storms of faction shall never be able to pre-
vail against it. 3 guns.
10. Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
facturss--" United they stand: divided
they fall"
TMae--America, Commerce ana
Freedom--1 Snn.
ls. Tie memory of General ALExAN-
DER HAMILToN--
!" Pride of human race
fie spoke as if deputed by mankind
40 plead the Cause of Freedom
Iune-SoIemn Dirge.
Gun.
"A. Party Spirit-The bane of social in
tsrourse and harmony. When national
honor and interests are involved, common
grave be its portion, and no mourners at the
funeral.
Is. The Militia of the United States
What are fifty, what thousand slaves,
satshd to the sincws of single arm
iaat strikes for liberty"
Tune-St0ny Point; S.guas.
is. The Washington Benevolent Society
the city of New York--unanimity in its
a'adable exertions, crowned with an honor
ae result.
3 S'uns.
IL The Fair Sex
"oh Woman in our hours of ease,
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alerannrta patp @a3ette.
MONDAY, JULY II.
fMR. sNoWDEN,

E8HK. SNUWDEN,
SIR,
The following is Diary of the weather
during the hottest we have yet experienced
this year; it is at your service if accepta-
lble.
Your obedient servant,
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Port of AIexandrsa.

CLEARED,
Schooner Fame, Skinner, St. Bartholo~
news, by Joseph Riddle.
: Brig Bstsey, Dade, Barbados, by John
Roberts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
ELEG.q.NT EYTR.qCT.

TAKE avicw ofthe ruins of Antiquity and remem-
ber man, the roil state ofthy mortality Art thou
rich and great lis thy name known throughout the
world; and do thou lofty buildings aspire to tie
clouds yet little while, and thou shalt sink into
dust Thy ediHcos and thy monuments too, must at
len rth decay, and leave traces behind them
Where now is Babylon Where is the seat of Solo,
mani Where is wise Athens and where ancient
Rome, the mistress Of the world, Where arc those
mighty cities, once so famous upon camh !-0f some
there IL not left even stone upon stone, and Others
are remembered ouly in their ruins
Fen rs an insubstantal Pageant faded.
The cloud capttow'rs, the gorgeous palaces,
The solumn temples, the great globe itself
Yea, all which il inherit, shah dissolve,
And, like the basc,css fabYickof vision,
Leave not wreck behind.
De assured then man, who gloriest in thy strength
anil might, that there is nothug solid but peace Of
mind, nothing permanent but Virtue ;she alone shall
BIS. through the ages, and grow brighter through tho
endless succession Of Eieynity
"a ANECD0TE.
.qsysyi,emcns, cobied from the .Hnlrhan baber Ire
k,nd Whereas John Iiall has fraudulenty tsken A.
w.vxveri articles of my wharing apparel, without
nv knowledge, this a therefore, to inform him. that
fine dies not forthwith return ult same. his namc
sAal be made publick
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
MEDLY.
ANEcDoTE OF DIR. CULLEN
.--x.t. Tsr.--

ANECDOTE OF DIR. CULLEN.
The sons of the late Doctor Cullen of Edin6urg were
distinguished by very extraordinary talents, accompa-
ned however, by the eccentrick turns of mind,
and Whimsical fancies. One of them, not sure
whether it may not be the present Lord of Sessions,
was, when small boy singularly arch and at the
same tim high mettled that the Doctor could get lit
tie good of him. If the Doctor corrected him. he wor.
ried the Doctor in return. One day he committed
high offence, which the Doctor resolved to pun
sh. friend who was present lnterposcd and saudi
"Do Docter forgive him this time, by my faith he's
clever little fellow"" Yes (eechoed the boy archly)
am indeed father,a clever little fellow"-"Aye, aye.
said the Doctor, then I'll see if cannot take away
little of that clevcrDess from you." So hesrdered
him UP into garret 10 be confined on bread and
water. BY some chance cat was Ncked up IN the
room with him owhat does he do but he tears the
sheets into Strings, makes iong cord OF ~ ana nav
ing fastened the cat to the end of stood with the win
dow open prepared FOR what might happen. At his
usual hour tie Doctor returned from visiting hs pa
ents got out This sedan CHAIR his hat aoct stmg 10
custom under his arm, ard his enormous white pow
dered wig, which could have covered large beehive
exposed TO view Young Cullen nme{ {ately let down
the cat, which catching hold ofthe Doctorswig WITH
his claws, held it Fast. The Doctor greatly alarmed,
lookedup, and to his infinite chagrinand amazement,
behed wig and cat ascending into the ar, and s SON
looking out apdlaughing. All, YOU rascal, exciaim-
ed the Doctor, This your doing Yes ro r. out the
arch youngster (hiie the passers by storpd IN sur
prizc YES father you threatened 10 deprive me OF my
clevelness, and ri be hanged IL have not dep1sd
you of all yours. -
Al. Irisbmnn, on his first gcing TO London, picked
up English shilling thinking he had thirteen pence
in his pocket he into ale house, ard called for
thirteen pence worth OF beer; rendering the Irish
thirteen iewould only pass for twelve pence And
Paddy turned out Of doors On his turning COR
ner, he spied another shilling in the street, e walk
ed round it--cxclaiming, by my shou lost apenney
in tc lastsoyou may lay there and welcome, honey.
An English shliing passes ior thirteen pence IL
ireland, and is called THIRTEEN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
AMUSING MISCELLANY.

mn The first nuns'er Of our haher, 1ve COM
mense sht re.hubEcation, Cfron the Month
ly Anthology, finbRshed ar Boston, q series
efLetters from Eurohe. They yere mil
ten by resheetabie .1merican gentleman,
zvhiie making tour Of that continent. .as
they haze been herused 7Oith infinite satis-
.facton, by the readers Of that zvork, and hhe
limits efhs circulation having been very cir
cunascrzbed, 7ve think they may be bofh nezv
md Acceptable 10 most Of our fatrons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

by impru6encc or bravado. Toiudge by o let
ter which he wrote to the archduke Leopold,
when he sent him the first telescopes which
he had invented, he was far from showing IN
insolent temper This letter was accompani-
ed by memoir upon the causes of the tides,
considered on the Copernican system, and
which also was afterwards condemned by the
nquistion.-Galileo says in this letter, as
nearly as | can understand the Italian, "
happened to write this, while the theological
lords were debating on the prohibition Of the
books OF Copernicus, and respecting the opin-
ion advanced in said books, and which have
for some time believed to be true, unless it
shond please these gentlemen to forbid the
said books to be read, and to declare false and
contrary to holy writ, the. aforesaid opinions.
Now know, that it is my duty to obey and
believe the decisions of my superiours, who
are much better informed than ! am, and TO
whose intelligence my infcriour genius CAN
not reach. i consider then this writing,
wflch send you, as piece Of poetry, or r.
ther dream, and as such l beg your excel
Iency to receive it T; but as every day we find
poets approaching their own fantasies, SO
have the vaniy to have some esteem of this
opinion of mine" / was pleased with the
foregoing trait of Calico, which l have Just
met with, and | could not refuse myself the
pleasure of giving it to you.
The fckle and prosecuting spirit of the
Florentines was not confined to Q.lileo.
Their illustrious poet Dante felt the effects
Of it. Banished from Florence by his un-
grateful countrymcn, he retired to RavennA,
where he died in l34l. After lying there
a long time unhonoured and unknown, Benz
10, the father of the cardinal, that famous pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
PRIVILEGE OF OFFICE.

A Magistrate in England, who unfortunately O.,
neithcrread nor write being handed warrant 70 rc
sagsciously put on his spcctacles, hut lucAy turn
ed the wrong end uppeIInost person who stood
near him. more busy than wise observed that the
rant was turned the wrong way for reading. "Sir,"
said the magistrate would have you TO kaov, that
by virtue Of my commission may resd with winch sd
Iplcase uppermost'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
FROM THE ANTHOLOGY.

Original Letters, from an .American Traveller
in Earcfe, TO his .jtit.ndS he this country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22
POETRY.
THE RESUkRECTION.

The following extract is taken from the fifth book OF
NJ S.ewayr's Poem, where the author comrnfng
more Immediately to his subject, apostrophses the
sun on the rlornng of the Resurrection. Ills de-
sc-;p.:or, ofshc effects of the last Trumpe'--the
BURSTING OF the tombs---awskenirg of the dead, &c
form picture awfully sublime and may enable
our readers duly to appreciate the merits OF the
work. ChaT'safon courier.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-01
FOR SALE,
N . I l G +.

NoBEDlENCE 10 a decree of the Ho-
norsele the Circuit Court of the district
columbia, for the county of Alexandria'
'een Lyle, Dalziei, and others, complain
and Robert Lyle's heirs, detts direct
@e subscriber to take possession OF that
4's OF the real estate of Robert Lyle, the
i, deceased, allotted to the complainant,
'sa1 the same out for the benetlt OF the
.sned--I will rent the three story brlsk
AID Dwelling House lately occupied Dy
0 Oliver P. Findsay, on Fairtax-street'
nedlate possession may be had.
"A. G. Densale, Comr.
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mo. 1854.
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the honorable
the United States ciicuit cour, for the district
OF Columbia, sitting in Alexandria, on Satur-
day, the 9TH day of October next, at q o'clock
IN the afternoon, shall sell, a. public vendue,
Tor ready money, to the highest bidder, those
tour adjoining Lots, or pieces of ground, as
distinguished on plan thereof in my hands,
by the plumbers 4 $, and Z, lying on the
vest side OF Royal street and north of Wolfe
street extending from the intersection Of
said streets and binding Herewith 100 feet
on Royal street and 80 feet inches On Wolfo
street.
Colin Aud, Com,,sy.
August 81. 2avrs
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Angus %.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
watch he resides in Fairfax county, ] mics
From Alexandria, from George Town Ter
~ and about the same from the Potomac
bridae crossing TO the city OF Washington
IN healthy, agreeable 'neighOorhooa, con-
~ n aho,,t 40 acres. on whichis a conve-
u .san 5wellina house, large enough for gen
tsel family, sogether with all the outha lou, Is
vi, he Al, new or nearly 50 an orchard OF
annie trees Of selected fruit together wit with
appr other fruit rees, proportion OF I'M
.lna.sd mellow Tor the scythe. and large
horton p1U more may seasily be made. Any per-
SON son inclined 10 purchase may know the terms
i soA an,lcatiion 70 Mr.. JOIN DuLla, adjoining
NE said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
n's'S' E. Dulin.
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90 Ma,NaL's Sale.

WILL be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder, on MONDAY the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER next, N the courthouse square, at 8
O'Clock, in the morning, by virtue OF az order
of the honorable the circuit court OF the DIS
trict of Columbia for the county OF Alexan'
dria, all the right and interest OF John Good
inp, in and to ascertain Negro Man Slave,
who has been suffered to go at large and hire
himself out contrary to aw.
r. Mofs, D. M.
AUGUST 26-28.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be solo, at public auction, at Northumi-@
berland court house, in the county of Nor
cumberland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY. the fifth day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations.
.6,uounting together to about 300 .scres,
6NTTUATE on the river Potomac, aud
~ within about three miles OF the COURT
house. These estates formerly belonged to-
Presley Thornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have neverbeen seen
nv either of tn. subscribers butsit is UNDER
stood. that about 100 acres of them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, and
a considerable part thereof heavily tinlbered.
The uplands consist OF about lo0c acres and
the whole is we'll calculatedfor the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance he
waters are said to abound with excellent
sh. oysters, and wild fowl The r
riaye is easy and convenient to n rfois, Bal
imore, Alexandria, and the city OF Wasn@
ineton and as these estates possess several
GOOD mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
and plentiful supply of timber they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewD to persons In
clininp TO purchase, by Col. James Moorer
who. lives on them, or by Samuel BAaekweH,
s. so. who lives near to them and the terms
of payment may be known sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either oitne
or TO the subscriber in the city OF Philadeta
sphia. -, rDx.,rc
June .--Isl r.
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Bank Of Wilmington.

THE subscription books will be opened at
I.one's hotel on Monday the 4tn day OF Sep
tember next, at ten O'Clock, and will continue
open for three days from 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
- a O'Clock, p. M. unles sooner filled.
No person will be allowed to subscribe In
,be name of another without producing to the
commissioners powers authotlslng him SO TO
do. Or
August %.
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.Cobbeyjmath g 1an-Plate-Wo'ker

-CoPbeymatA c5 lan-FIate-Wo'Sef.
THE subscriber continues to make and
L repair all kinds of COPPER s. TIN
WARE. and also carries on the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the tlirec-
ton of William Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
FOR SHE,
Is boxes 10 by -, and do. 8 by 10 Be-
hemia Window Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House On Fairfax street, occupied by
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or two families-l will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Royal-streets, and
one Blacksmith Shop with set OF lools.
For Sale or TO Let ON a Ground Kent TOR
eUer,
IS feet of Ground, fronting on King-street
and running back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in good part of the town.
The highest price will be GIVEN Tor old
Copper, Pewte", Brass and lead
George MsMunn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coachee
with careful driver.
August 30. ON
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-01
May l3.
TO LEASE,

TO LEASE,
On low ground rent for ever, and on vc.'
~ advantageous terms,
n VALUABLE half acre Lot of Ground,
~ situated on Washington and Duke
streets, with fine corner Lot There is on
the said property three frame buildings, one
has been used as a pot house, but could bs
easily altered into any thing else, as it is a
large and strong building-the others are
dwelling houses-They will be leased wilh
the eroand which will be rented as it is, or
laid out in lots to suit the purchaser:
Enquire Of
Midnight and Stewart.
= August s,
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FRESH FRUIT

loleph Mandevllle.
|cuaSER OF KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS,
Hos Rsceived,
lloo half boxes Rouiett's Cl-
Rs warranted of the very frst quality
luAcontents.
Zeal Maccouba Snuff,
aappse do Coarse and Fine,
Sooxes fresh MUSTARD,
Philadelphia CHOCOLATE, lst
tsd quality.
He HAS ALSO,
AGeneral Anortment as uiual
lS'0a WINES, LIQUORS, and GROCE-
- Tors sale.
Dec
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-01
MILITARY LANDS.

FOR SALE,
Or will be erehanged. for PROPERTY in Aleraa-
dria or its uicinity,
A Warrant for 696 acres of Land,
Granted BY the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war This
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. twill be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
Nor
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DOCUMENTS

Accompanying the bill, presiding for tn
sale Of Can Boats, reported By 11r. An
t1srsoa, 5une 8, 1909.
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FOR SALE,

Mrs. Laws FARM, near this tow n.
Terms, which will be very accomm odat-
ing, made known by WALTER JONES, Esq
washington.
May 50.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-14
FOREIGN.
WA NEW-YORK.,
AMSTERDAM. ft,;,

-. AMSTERDAM, hftliM
His majesty the emperor Of France arr;
At Ludwigsburg on the tnight of the !;
and 10th, and proceeded to Dllenpen,
IL O'clock at noon. Mr.. Duroe, Tho ~.
shall of the palace, was with him., His )
lesty has ordered the Bavarian treors
take their ancient position by Strasb|
that the army may soon be in condition
commence offensive operations witb J,
greatest effect. The French head quar-,
are to be removed from Donauwerth to !
golstast, and SO proceed forwards.
The Ausrians appear, since ,hey ba
crossed the Inn, to have daily forts
themselves, and TO be DESTROYS 10 adyan
SLOWLY. Some blow cannot fail to be stu,
before long. Nothing OF the kind had tax
place on the departure of the last courie,
because the allied troops had received q
ders to retreat on the approach Of the en-
my.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-14

CURED abroad, as of high national import
ance.
With respect to the expediency of modi-
fving the laws in relation to the navy de-
partment, it appears to me that some modi-
fcations are necessary.
By the act authorising the employment OF
an additional naval force, passed at the last
session of Congress, it appears that the ex-
ecutive is restricted from sending our YES
sells, equipped under that act, beyond our
coast. If it shall now be deemed expedi-
ent to send any of them to the Mediterra-
mean or any other foreign station, this re-
striction ought to be removed or SO modih-
ed as to give to the executive, power ade-
quate to the purpose.
| l avail myself of this occasion respect
| fully to submit to consideration the memo
rial of the officers of the navy, some time
since presented to Congress, acopy of which
with copies of letter from my predecessor
to MIR. Montgomery, chairman of a COM
mittee of the house of representatives, dat
ed LIST April, 1908, and of a letter from
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-24

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust exeeu,el to 81.
ID ward p. Chamberiayne, now deceased and
myself by James b. Li,slePage, TO secure and sa
,isfy sundry debts due by the said James B Liz.
tlepage 10 Benjamin Mosby. assignee OF Wilt
am Dzndridge, together with expenses Of this
trust, Which said deed is duly recorded in the
County Court Of King William, shall on Wed
de@iay the 9Th Of March, 1909. proceed to sci
~ the highest bidder, for ready money, az King
William courthouLe. certain Tract ~ Pa eel Of
LAND hing and being in the Parish of 81.
Johns. and county Of King William, aud COM
monty known as and called by The name Of Pal.
mers, containing by estimation, -four bundled and
fifteen Acres cf High Land and ono hundred A.
cycs of Marsh Land. be the same more or less,
and bounded by the lands Of Bernard Moore,
William Gregory. George w. p Gusts, and
John Qparles, dec. and Mataponv River.
Bernard Lipscomb.
December s,h, 1908 w,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-24
To Rent.

A ND possession given Immediately, neat
h small brick dwelling house on the Church
Hill, near Mr.. Samuel Adams's. with an acre
of land attached for garden, this house con-
iains two voons below, and a closet large enough
for bed. table and two or three chairs, two
rooms above and small closet; two rooms
underneath, with FIRE place in each, one
used as a kitchen, the other as servants room
there are also two ther apartments adjoining
the kitchen. one used as dairy, the other as
meat cellar; there is also on the lot, a very ex-
.elent smoke house. No situation can be more
desirable for small family, near two excellent
springs, and commanding beautiful view of
the-city. Manchester, the falls, and as far down
the river as the eye can reach, with a rich, lux
urian,, agricultural scenery in 'front.' 1t may he
had for one two or three years for terms APP
ply to the Rev'd- John Ellis. or Mr.. Thomas
Harris, living near rhe premises.
Dec 18th 1893. iawtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-24
HAHN's GENUINR RYE WATRR

HAHN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
A fovergn remedy for all difeafes Of the eye,
whether the efeA benatural weakness or Of aeei-
lent, fPeedily removing inAammations, defiuefis
ms of rhsum, dullnefs, itching and films on the
yes neverfailing 60 cure thofe maladies which
requensIy fueeeed the fmall- poI, mcanes and fe /.
GERS, and wonderfully strengthening TO weak
light. Hundreds have experienced it's excellent
virtues when nearly deprived Of fight