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Latest from .CadSz and Gibraltar.

The brig Young Soldier, which ar
rived at this port yesterday, left Ca.
dig on tbs 3oth of July, and Gibraltar
on the 9TH of August. 1t was report.
ed at Cadiz that the British and Por-
guese armies had formed a junction,
and were on their march against the
French. The French were casting
mortars of alarge calibre at Seville for
the seige of -Cadiz. American pro-
duce at Gibraltar very dull. Admiral
Pcttmore had arrived there in the
Iemeraire of 90 guns, on his way to
join Sir Charles Cc,toa, off Toulon.-
All was quiet in the city of Cadiz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

diaries sscsld psevail on tn n tn coo,.
init deprrdalions on, the fombigpee
settlement.
" N. Is. Recent accounts from The
town of Mobile, state rhat the Spani-
ards have two orthrees bundled Indi-
ans under arms to protect the town an
til the British can SEMI troops to take
p 'ssession of it. This information you
may rely on being correct"
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vessels of war, which the P.ratcs stole
from the Danes at Copenhagen.
"a. s CPnb. Adver.

from the Danes at Copenhagen.
lPnb. Adver.
. The Public Advertiser might have
gone further and remarked with pro-
priety, that the fact of sending the We
nus is another proof of the disregard OF
the British government to the laws of
delicacy, and the disrespect which it
Icherishes- towards our government.
The Venus was stolen from Copenha-
gen, the capital of an unoffending neu-
trail power; and sending her as the
bearer OF a mission TO another neutral
and unofending nation, speaks Ian.
gaage which none but British partizans
can fail to understand. When Jack
son was sent hither, the British govern.
mcnt knew that his agency in the CO.
Penhagen massacre aud ship-s,ealing,
had rendered him obnoxious to all neu-
trail nations, aud to all men of honor
and magnanimity throughout the civil
lized world; and now, that Jackson is
to go home, and as they cannot send
another agent In that OF, similar in
fernaftransaction, still, in orderto show
us that they have the same contempt
for our neutral principles as ever, they
send one of the ships which Jackson
and his naval mYrmidons, by virtue of
their" Supremacy" plundered from
the neutral Prince of Denmark. This
is by way OF warning US, what may be
our tate, 1t we perseycre 10 refusing the
blessings of British protection!
Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
FOR SAFE.

by virtue OF adeed Of Trust executed
~ to the Subscriber for certain purposes
therln mentIoneds dated 18th June 1910.
WIZ be sold, on the premises in Msnchess
ter, on Friday the 2sth inst. a certaia pars
of a half acre LOT, designated in the Nan
OF the said Town by No. ~, With fvo
story House thereon, the Stand well cal
cuIated for a Grocery. The terms of Sale
made known on the day Of Sale. No O.
Their right will be conveyed only as Trns-
tee. WIN. BROWN Trns,s.
September 18TH, 1910. 81
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1t is somewhat singular, that every
circumstance having relation to Jack
SOL, ex-mipister from the British court
IS connected with Copenhagen. The
iri9ate Venus, which has conveyed TO
tins country his successor, and which
is also destined to carry Jackson heme,
was one among the number Of those
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL.
N/LARS REWARD-.Rana wav mo


OLARS REWARD-.Rana way. nv
slaves TOM, a large powerful! black Eel.
low, remarkable large hand and wrist, 50
years old, bred by Mr.. Crouch, Of Rich,
mond: ard CHARLOTTE, brown wo.
man, low stature, well made, small hands
and feet, SO years old, belonged 10 the
estate Of George Daniel, decd. iste of
Gloucester county. The fellow is bold.
artful, dangerous villain. The wench is
extremely VI disposed, and has been sea
vefely punished. She may probably wear
mems clothes. expect they will take
water at Lynchburg, and no doubt have a
pass,
] viii give fifty dollars for Tom iftaken
in Wy!he, one hundred for the two if Ia.
ken out OF the county, one hundred and
hfly Tor the If taken out cf state.
on nay getting them. lftaken he will es'
cape without great care.
ALEXANDER SMYTH.
Wythe, Virginia, Sept. 9Th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
IN CHANCERY.
Fluvsnna county coors, August 9th. 1910.
Edward Pace aud John B. Magruder,
s4f. PTtfs

Fluvsnna county court, August a7th. 1910.
Edward Pace aud John B. Magruder,
Pitts.
iCharIes Hunter and Judith his wife. John
Friddy, Pleasant Byhee and Mii,ey lis
wlfey Joseph PARISH Littleberry Prid5v.
William PTiddy, John Gaaberry and
8 Patsey his wife, Bartlett Parish, N,cho-
Z las M. Howard & Salley his wife, James
Parish, JohE Parish, William Parish.
Joseph Parish, jr. Samuel Parish. Opev
Parish and Polly Parish, an infant, which
fatsey. Bartlett, Salley, James, Joi,o Pa
rish, William Parish, Joseph Parish. iu-
Nor, Samuel, Opey and Polly. are c6iI.
dren and heirs of Mary Parisn. decsas.
ed, late wife of the said Joseph Parish.
Defendants.
nN the motion of the plaintiffs, bv theiy
- counsel, the. defendant Li,tlsberrv
Prddy is assigned Guardian TO the infant
defendant, Polly Parish, to defend her In
this snit--and the defendants John Psjdflv.
Joseph Parish, William Priddy, John Cad
berry end Patsey his wife, Bartlett Parish
Nicholas NJ. Howard and Salley his wife.
lanes Parish, John Parish, William Pa.
r.sn, Joseph Parish, jun'r. Samuel Parish
and OPey Parish, not having entered their
appearance and given security according
70. the act OF assembly and he rules Of
TINS court, and 1t appearing 70 the s.tis.
faction OF this court that they are not M.
habitants Of this countryside the further
motion of the plaintiffs, 1t is ordered, thar
the said defendants Go appear here op,the
first day of November Term next. md. an.
swer the bill of the plaintiffs, and thar a
copy OF this order be forthwith inss rted in
one of the Richmond newspapers. and
continued Tor two months sncce ssirely, aod
posted at the front door o! this Courthouse.
"a copy.) H
J. Undertake, jr. d. c. +. &.
lwst.l
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BosToN, Sept. IL.
FROM FRANCE.

Capt. Tucker, who arrived at Mar
b',head on Sunday, was in Boston yes
tcrdey. He Informs, that the Captains
of American vessels taken by French
: prrateers, and who were at Bayonne,
had compromised with the captors, &
that the compromises had been ratified
: by the Council of Prizes at Paris.
heterms were in some instances half
the vessel, and half the proceeds of
the cargo; In some the whole of the
vessel and half the cargo. There
were no better terms but in some ca
SIS where an estimated sum had been
agreed to De given to the captain for
his half. by the reduction in the value
ct merchandise, il bad been nearly the.
whole that The cargo sold for.
1'here had been no change favorable
to American property which had been
long sequestered. 1t was all adverti-
sed for sale; the sale to commence on
The FIRST of August, and to continue
daily till completed.
Several vessels arrived in Spanish
ports direct from America, after the
Suspension of the non-intercourse law.
They had all been sequestered, and re-
manned so.
There had been report, some DAYS
previous to the sailing of Captain T.
that Gen. Armstrong had effected
some arrangement with the French
Government; and the report was re-
newed the day CT his sailing. 1t was
said. that American yessrls were to he
admitted in French ports with the pro-
duce Of the soil and industry of the
United States, excepting tobacco.
There was no talk of the Generals
coming home. Mr.. Lee had sailed
for this country on visit, leaving his
family in France, and a deputy Consul
at Bordeaux. MIR. l.. sailed Is days
before Capt. c.
A great number oftroops had march
ed through Bayunne into Spain-and
$4,000 fresh troops from the North
were passing. They were well cloth
ed and appeared chearful, expecting
much booty. 1t was calculated that
the French had lost in months in
Spain, by disease and the sword, near
Nv 100000 men. Great numbers of
Spanish prisoners had been brought
through Bayonne. They were used
very i'll. The English prisoners on the,
contrary, had no cause to complain of
their treatment.
The Spring Bird brought dispatches
for the French Consul.
Palladium.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
nir1mnnn Gbeatrs.

For the benefit of Mr.. ard Mrs. CLARK.
On Wednesday Evening, Sept. 10, Will be
presented (sor the FIRST tine here,) Mcs.
Cowley's Justly admired Comedy in five
acts, csl.'d
Which is the Man,
or THE $500
SOLDIER OF HONOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

From the Morning Chronicle.
"Mr. Pinkney rose, and, in speech
OF great and impressive eloquepce, re-
turned thanks for the honor that had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
Baffle Of Eufaw Springs,
AND
EVACUATION OF CHARLESTON.

Prospectus & description of Scenery.
Act 1st. A View of the American En-.
campment. Act I'd. Battle at the :Eu4
taw House between the American and Br,-
fish forces: Act 3rd. A Grand transpar-
ent view of Charleston. on Fire. The F.
vacuation of Charlestoa by the British. a
View of Charleston Harbour, Fort johnston
and Sullivan's Island, with the British Fleet
at Anchor,
Entrance of the American Army.
The Geaius of America descends and
|recites the g STANDARD OF LIBER-
IY. The Eagle of Columbia appears
Growing GREEN with Laurels and bear,
Ing the following inscription,
ssThe Southern States are Free. y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
LISBON, July 81.

The news from the frontiers of Por-
tugal is glorious for the arms of our
country. They begin to verify our
predictions I; and Portuguese troops do
not disband and disperse under the
charge of the enemy, AS the Spaniards
did at Belchite and Ocana. The bat
fle of the 24th on|ihe Goa, will be me-
mofable in the military annals of Por-
tuaal. The following is succinct ac-
count
The French General Loisop, with 6
or 1000 troops, of which 5000 were
cavalry, attacked fortified bridge, de-
Tended by 4or 5oooofthe allied troops,
under the command of Gen. Crawford,
with some pieces of artillery and two
howitzers. The attack was made so
rapidly with a body of cavalry, that
the yide.s had no time to give notice
of>tlsir approach; the artillery was
useless, & the contending troops com
menscd the fight with swords and bay.
oDets.
Three times the enemy attempted to
pas tie bridge, and were repulsea.
Tbe hpal loss Of the French was 700
~ sco---cf the allied troops, 377 sol
diers and 25of GERS of all grades. We
took many prisoners, and were Joined
by many deserters.
thus has commenced the campaigh
ON our frontiers, and the enemy is con
vinerd he Cannot get foo, Of ground OF
our territory withoutcov IL with
bis blood. Our country men prefer
death 20 submission ia rhe Tyrani.
an the euemy's recent movements
end operations shsw design to be-
sieg> Ainsida. But that place is pre-
pared to make a long resistance. It's
defence rs entrosted 10 Bfigadier Gen.
Cox and the principal part of the al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

lied forces Will in the vicinity to ar
noy the enemy, and to profit by oppor-
tunities.
We know, for certain, that 4 large
detachment has been sent from Mas.
sena's army, but its real destination we
haveyet to learn. Some conjecture it
has been sent to assist in conquering
the Kingdom of Valencia Others, that
1t Is gone TO Biscay, where the Patriots
have lately made head a gainst their
cruel enemy; others, again, thar it is
sent to attempt'to subdue Galicia.
Almeida is or 10 miles within the
portuguese frontiers, and is situated
on the river Goa. Ciudad Rodrigo,
Is IN Spain, on the Agusda. and S or
20 miles from Almeida.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
After the Comedy, Ballet to be perform
ed by Children only cali'd
The Bird Cafche,s.

To which will be added, fer the (first time
in Vrg'oia) a National Drama in three
acts, written by Doctor Joor of South
Carolina, caJl'd the e t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

The Public are respectfully Inform
ed that Mr.. POE's BENEFIT T will
take place on Friday Evening.
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New Publications
Aug. "a.

fast receivcd by JAMES KENNEDI
sen. King street,
Anti1ote to the Merino Mania, now pro-
crossing thro' the United States,
. K,
The value Of the Merino breed, placed by
observation and experience upon proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or selection of the
most admired speeches in the English Ian
euage-arrangcd under three distinct heads
OF popular parliamentary and Judicial oratory
with historical illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice OF elo-
quenc liz volumes-by Thomas Browne,
L. L.
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, con-
tanning a complete exhibition OF the punci-
pies and practice of Surgery, ? yolumes-
by Samuel Cooper
MAYORS Lives of Plutarch, selected, con-
tanning the most ilustuous characters oil an
tieuity--For the use Of schools
DR. Smiths translation of Longinus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. ID eott
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LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenges.

This medicine which is as innocent ana
mill as tits certain and efficacioas IN It's o.
deration, cannot injure the smallest lntan liant,
should no worms exist in. the body-out Will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whateyeris foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production OF worms
and.many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeabie breath, especially IN the
morning--bad and corrupt gnms-ltching IN
the nose, and about the scat--coryulslons,
appiledc fits, and sometimes pri'auoc of
spsech-rrcgular appetite, sometime loth-
ing food and sometimes yoracious-- purging
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Domestic Manufactures
Far sale at the Domestic Wcrehouse, on
King street.

~LOTHS, cassimeres, cassine:s, SAITH
nets, vest psttcrns, SIX and metal but
tous, ginghams, twiled and plain cham0fa, =
white ana cololed leans, stripes, chcc~s'
bcdticking countcrpanes, WOODEN and COT on
hosiery, linen, cotton shifting, shec'i"os
calicoes, shswls, handkeicnleis, wlllc ana
colored threads, large assortment OF spun
Gotten, some OF which is At reduced Prlses--- =
girth webbing, SADDLE trees, glue, rough aha
heckled fax, fax wheels, reels, heckIcs,
weayers reeds, leather gloves, noccaslilS ana
suspcnders, patent suspeideTs, spaoeS "ila
shovels, and large assortment OF Coiuh'Di-
an and Washington ware from The pot'efles
in Philadelphia, by the crate or retail
n. B. Feather beds, end best CURED nal!
mattresses ready made, and mace TO orcef Oh
the shortest notice.
October lC. cot.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters
of administration On the personal estate o.
Helen Bayly Clarke Barcklay, late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased: all per
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same With
the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, on OF
before the 9Th day of April next, or they
mag by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment, Civ
en- under my hand this 5th day OF October,
1910,
Francis Barcklay,
Admir- of II. B &. Barcklay.
October S. ea2W
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In. KennedaJ, Potter S.,

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore,
administered Lees Iozenges agreeable to
the directions, 10 his child Il months old;
the first OF which expelled worm measuring;
90 inches long * near hall an inch chick
the second dose expelled another l6 inches
hong and the same thici<ncss- and 2 quality
81 small worms mixed with slime. &c. The
child enjoys GOOD state Of health.
Sold bv-Robsyt Grey. Bookseller,
King street, alexandria, who has ust
received fresh supply Of Persian 10
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas H'ngst5h,
Fairfax street.
Aug.24 Ia"
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LANDS FOR ss,r
Agyreeably to the WiA Of JOIN cipc..
GeceuSeG. -

NN thursday The 10 II Of 0c,oh
W will be sold al publa sale, At .J a'a
talon IN Fairfax county whele sv; ,'I pan,
Is DOW Ogersecr, th~t lrac, or NJ ''S,SIs
others adjoining, beIon,iug 10 ,n,. 49,. ala
John Gibson, deceased il, N .hor., ,'~'e'ut
hundred and thilty seven acres - ,'eN
branch and Jonnet Kun, ai,ou :. ' .
from Alexandra i,hey VIII be sch, ; 1'"ls
OF between 500 ahd 40 acres cach "a los
The land vii! be shcwn Gy Lew. E,ru
to any body wishing 10 view il. ''''' %
And OF Monday tie 9Th oil Noven,l,or,
at the house Of capt. George VII" "'HS
the town of Durnirics, that ,srv y,,' IN
PL iNIAl4OM, '~''
in Prince William county, wbareo, G,
Run Church stands, containing IA ,ra
about 100 acres Ct Which arS in wood y
are near so acres in tin,othy ths, have 49, = !;
ye.r yielded = iiEe crop, ard 2oo ,nras ''1s
be made into meadow: On il are ya'a
bearing Apple and Peach Orchards o. q ~ IS
tlU.t, and :, good new Barn, 44 by q Ea.
framed Cr,rsec.'s house win two c5im
ules; good out houses for i%csrucs
house an, stables, and al the Oycrseer's hon.,
well Of excellent water.
Algo, Gnothcr Tract, j
adjoining that, Of about SEQ acres; 50 acre.
OF which are in wood about % acres CT I.
motby have been cut On il tits year. tn, pro-
duccd a good crop; and leo acres Of meadow
may be made. There aic Two dve,lneI
houses OH it which could be rendered com
Portable at 3 small cHPencc ard some Ne
gro houses. SIatv Run is The di,idine line
between The piaatations lor }out INC niles
On each Of which are extensive CQa!rjss IF
Substantial! b~oun Free Atoas, =
ard both arc under very, good fences. They
are distant z5 miles from Alexandria, and IS
from DumlIies.
about lour hundred bushels Of Wheat vii
be soWn On them tbs year.
With the last mentioned pI&Dtaticu viii b:
SOLD, l58 acres Of LAND on .renc.'s Brarca,
abo4t miles from Slaty Run, 100 aclco OF
which are well fimbered.
Possession VII be given the first day Of
J.nuary next,
One fourth TIC price to be paid at the tine
Of purchasing, and the remainder in three
equal annuaI payments. Bonds vih APPROX
ed security VIII be required, and Deed Of
Trust on the land to secur, tic rayn.epts.
M Elisha jenkins, Ling Their ~ will
shew the lands on >!aty Ran, mo give IL
fotmston respecting them to aGy person wao
may apply.
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October S.
The K E FU S Il l.,
A Novel, by Mrs. WEsT, IS just received
also,

also,
The Complete Farrier.
Jackson's account of the Empire of Mo-
rocco, alter residence of Is years, with a
description Of Tombuetoo, the great empe-
rum OF central Africa,
Steuben's improved Regulations for the
Order and Discipline of the Troops OF the
United States.
Washington's Valedictory Address to the
People of the United States a most beau
,iful miniature edition, with striking Like
ness of that incompatible Man
FOR SALEBY
James Kennedy, sen.
October s. cow
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orphans Court,
eotf

Ale~ondria County, Oct. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that tie administrator OF Dennis
Ramsay, deceased, Go insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, In the Alexandria Daily Gazet;e
Tcate
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Ornhsns' Court,

Alsxcrdria Lo4nty, CctoJer Tern, 1870.
Ordered, that the administrator Of Helen
nav}y Clarke Barclay, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times il
each week or two weeks in the Alexandra
Daily Caste.
Ieste,
Alex, Moore. Reulfter.
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FOR SALh,

vEvHE unexpired lease ofthc proper u ,, hm
1 cd and known by the n&tiic o r,''~son.
at present in the occupancy OF w l. i'g ,,yoir.
There are about years Of 'he lease WITT ~, 81
ed, subject to the payment Oh 'o 20 va, ,,;yea
cents per annnm. Possession WY ~ ~, ',.9,il
on the LIST Of January, but possibly "0' '''
the lst April, 1911. r13ND I'M
fee simple, including tie stable anu ;, v At to
ourtenances. Possession WI! DC ~, 80 olcx.
;amc period. In my absence apPy -
.nder Moore. ,-T,;;,,c
law2m
Aug. 20.
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e assrs Mich, Lee and Co.

Wessrs Nlch, Lee and %.
You are at liberty to publish the astonleil-
Ing cure performed BY your LoZenges On my
son, ten years old, who vas afflicted VIA ie-
vers, pain III MS side, AID continued he'd
ache, which reduced hjrn SO l1w that be vas
unable to sctup One o. ray neighbours adj
vige,, ne 10 use your Lozcng@a, which has
had the happy effect Of RESTOCKING hln 70
better state Of health thaA he isaa enjoyed Tor
several years, in tue shorts space q Il days.
John Kelly, FIX Street.
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NT,srs, Mich. Lee sid Co.

NIcSNf3, EIECn. LIE alsNI %.
Ny son, five years Old, has Tor some TINS
past been very unhealthy, having levers,
bead ache and Joss Of appetite. Hearing OF
the many cures pelior1ncd b. your N'oFIn
LozeDees. was indacec to give them ta'ai.
Tue effect was hcycnd ny cXpcctAtlon as a
large quantity 0. small worms was expelled
hundreds cf therl were alive for some time
after
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90 Printing IL all It's branch
es neatly executed at this office.
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with slim and frtid stools vomitlnst -'largo
and hard belly-pains andslckness at as s.o-
mach-pains in the head and thish', with
lowness of spifits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough--excesslye
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun--
mace and sometimes the face Lloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any OF the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
TO Hamhton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to thosea oo!e
described.
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..ressrs. Mich. Lee and CO.

Messrs. Mich, Lee and 60"
A child Of Mr.. Henry Grimes, near Mr..
Belts nail factory, was for upwards OF Is
months violently afflicted with sickness, which
appeared 10 proceed from worms the symp
toms were rest!essness al hi9ht' ceo44aIy'
pains in the legs, lpsa o. flesh, &c A.ter
having the advice o! All eminent physician,
ard try !ag variety ofIncl,clnes Wlhou; sue
cess, the Afflicted parents were advised 10
try Lees Worm Destroying Lozen5es, which
expelled during the operation Q. the medi-
cine, great quantity OF large worms, s"me
of which measured = inches; the chl.d how
enjoys a COED state CT heath
Baltimore, June 8, 1853.
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Messrs. NJ. Lee and Co.

Observing that ny son, six years OF age'
IVES troubled with a difficulty IN DfeatE2hs,
lsometing frequently rising in his 'hroa'')
restless At night, loss of flesh, SC from
those syn,.ons | was confident ne had worms
and having procured a bcxot Lees Worni-
DESTROYING Lozenges, the first dose expelled
twenty three large worms, which gave h'ln
imrlediate relief He now enjoys good state
of health, anu believe can from experience
say, that Lees Lozengcs are the most etilca-
cious remedy for worms now muse.
THOMAS PETERS,
ofthe firm Of Peters and Johnson
Baltimore, July |, 1910.