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Fran The Csnaecticut Cswant.
LOOK ERE YOU LEAP.

The promised revocation, by Bonaparte,
Of his Berlin & Milan DEGREES, when view.
ed in connection with the time and manner
ard extraordinary conditions which he has
annexed to The revocation, afford ground
foc jealousy rather than for iov. When
one who had been your enemy & had done
his best and worst to degrade and ruin you,
upon failing in his ultimate plans Of mis-
chief, all at oBce becomes reconciled, and
not only rrconciled, bns extremely loving,
there is much reason to beware. Every
person Of common prudence would be upon
his guard against a MN, who, in privats
life, suddenly converted excessive hatred
toward hir Ir'o appearances OF excessive
love nor IS such jralcusy less reasonable
IN the present Instance, L was bot lately
that ijon9parte bestowed upon The Amer-
cans, epi;hels Of che utmost reproach and
contempt. 1t was but lately that he seized
indiscriininate'y their vessels and cargoes,
even these which had been invited to the
Poats Of bis allies, imprisoned their crews,
md treat, d them Ike naiefactors and did
all this, not in virtue Of the Berlin ard Mi
Ian cjecyee>, but cf his own dcspotic will,
and without the shadow OF prctt xt to any
right or reason. Whereas bat lately his
heart was boiling with rage against US; now
on a sudden, his violent hatred is turned 10
as violent love. Not only does he propose
,oleyoke the DEGREES of Berlin and Milan;
bat speak 10 US, through his minister, in
strains ot melting affection. = His majesty
loves The Americans: lheir prosperity and
their commerce enter into the views cf his
policy. ihe emperor has felt a pleasure in
agerandjzing the United States and in all
cirs umsiances, whatsoever that contribute
to the irely pendcnce, the prosperity, & the
liberty Of America, will be sgarded ly the
emperor as conformable 70 Tie interests of
the empire"
Indeed! BGnaparse love the Americans !!
6onapatte wish to contribute 10 the liberty
OF America! Bonapatte regard our Inde-
pendvnce! This is one of the slrangest sto-
nts that was ever engendercd in human
brain. None but mere gull can swallow
such coarse and Eaust Gus aalttry the very
same which the tyrant used toward the
wrelchtd Holandets, whom he has ground
TO powder, He love the Americans Is it
because they are republicans or is i, be-
cause they have hitherto thaar,ed his views,
by refusing 10 make war with England g.
lie wish to contribute to the liberty Of A
merica' 4 man say this, who holds fifty
million people in chains, and allows among
them neither liberty of speech nor { the
press! lie regard cur independence! He
who forbid Us TO remain neutral, and even
took it upon himself to declare war for us
Who can help seeing that this is the cant of
abomiuabe hypocrisy! Had Napoleonrc-
voked the DEGREES in question, without
making such profe ssions Of ardent affection,
the thing would have carried different
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October l8.
c. New Publications.
Just receiped ly TIMES KENNEDY, SEN

Just rcceiued ty TIMES KENNEDY, sen.
BooKsELLER, King street
The Lacy OF the Lake, Poem, by Wa
ter Scott, author of the Lay OF the last Min
strel, Marm;or, Sc
Tales of rel Life--forming seqseI .
MISS Ldgewor,h's Tales OF fashionable .iic.
The Rival Princes, or narrative Of facts
relating to Mrs Mary Anne Clarke-by Lc.-
self-with her portrait.
Tie Refusal, a Novel,, Ly Mrs West
a Sailors Friendship * Soldiers Love,
ditto,
The Itinerant or Memoirs Of an Actor.
The Village Pastor and his Children, d
Novel
The Scottish Chiefs, ditto.
Osma and Almeria, ditto:
Don Sebastian, by Miss Porter, ditto.
The Lake of Killarney, by ditto ditto.
The Dominican, by Capt Williamson. do.
Henry, by the author of Arundel, ditto.
October l8. eoet
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stitutions, will not be backward in Patron.
.izing this, which is organized for purposes
SO praiseworthy.
Yours, X.

Indian Treaties.-Some time past, Mr..
Harrison, governor Of the Indiana terrific
ny, negotiated very considerable cession
OF lands from the Indians, lnhahltlng the
Wabash. This cession is made the cause
or pretext of an hostile spirit which IS pro-
pagated by the celebrated prophet, & which
may, not !mprohablv, eventuate IN another
Indian war. The prophet has engaged a
number of tribes in a confrderacy, which
protests against the cession as void, & mann
tans that all the Indians ofthe continent
compose but one nation, that the Great
Spirit gave the lands to all, and that, con-
sequently, they can be alienated only by
common consent. This new position in the
law OF nations, is at variance with all the IL
ties heretofore acquired from the Indians,
TO establish which, the concurrence of the
actual occupants has been considered sulii-
Gent. The other principle would, in fact,
render any Indian purchase lmpractlcablc,
because tie consent of the numerous tribes
distant, dispersed and unknown, as many
of them are, coud never be obtained. The
rule which has formed the basis of public
contracts, is not only just but humane
The settlement Of the whites have extended
more and n ore upon the Indian lands, ever
since the discovery of the continent, and
that thyy should continue to advance is the
law OF nature Of this hemisphere. Hence,
II titles cannot be procured by contract and
purchase, possession will nevertheless be
obtained bv force, TO the destruction of the
Indians, instead Of rromotns their comfort
and happiness BY the gradual introduction
OF the arts OF civll Iif-.- Bal. Fed, Rep.
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New. York, OFT. II:

LATEST from LONDON
By The ship Ceres, E!dridge, from Lon
don, we have received London papers 10
the 28th August. They contain no news
Of importance.
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BosToN, Oct. IL:
I.ATEST FROM SPAIN.

Eatract Of lettey.jrom Newporf'
6 The schr. ElIza, captain Baker, mas
arrived here from Cadiz. She sailed from
that city on the Esd .ot August. Inc capt.
reports no verbal news, excepttha' reg'-
meut of Dragons, and two regn MS II
irfanuy British enlbaIked about The IS h
Of August for Lisbon.
6 A letter to a gentleman in tf;s town
from tie American consul at Csdiz, dated
August 10, says, /" this place remains in per-
fec. security, although all parties are mac
ii, e.'
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gI.rsaprta EatI2 Gsss;ts.
THURsD,4Y, OCTOBER Is.

s.. se will have the appearance OF resign
- James Munroe is to succeed him. It
80 .o.voec,eG Smith WILDE placed on the bench
! he S. j. Court of the U, S. A short
,;ns will prove the correctness Of this IN n.
f,n,,ion. Rober, looks DOM in the meath'
,eally does not Ike it. He does no,
r,0, money. $500 is of little consldsra-
s. with him, snd his situation there will
h,gver s,iae his childish hopes Of the pre-
sidney.
What Intentions has Bonaparte. respect
..r,be Pope? 1t was the emperor himself
.borsstored the Catholic religion France.
!, there any truth in the following anec-
late? We have heard it, but do not
,.eoAcct ever having read 1t.
WIN Bonsparte held a consultation with
i, cabinet folks and others, Volney was
sk.d his opinion on the public re-essa6lish-
~, Of the Catholic religion in France;
P,1soar,e Observing TO him that four hiths
i h. ration wished i, /" Sir" said Vol
nv, that circumstance oughe not TO di-
rct you. fom,ftths of the people in secret
v,,h 10 see one CT ghe house Of Bou,bon on
4. ,h,one." /" Out, traitor said Napo-
leon, laying bis hand on his sword. Vol
new frightened, slept back, stumbled, tel
and lrac:ured lis skull, became insane and
was con6ued TO a mad house.
The Archbishops and Bishops Of the Ca
&alic Church in Ireland have written acir- Z
GUAR 10 ali the Patriarchs, ArchbishcPs, BIZ
s6ops and Apostolic Wears throughout the
vorId rejecting, abjuring and declaring
yid any dismission or abdlcation ofthe pa
paly OF Plus VII. which has or may take
place from the compulsion of BcnaParte
aad, in case of the death Of the preseat
Prpt, they declare that the Apostolic See
STALL be considered vacant till a legitimate
rlree eleclion OF the sovereign PontiiI
Ssil DC fully and economically proved TO the
tturchrsln ireland. This address is dated
IA Dublin, ar a general Convention of the
EsaoFs Of Irehnd, March Sd, 1910. Its
nlain the Editors of,he Baltimore Fe,
cral Republican have given translation.
a general revolution of government
SEEMS to be taking place in South America.
Voat forms of government, or territorial
0lsls'0ns of sovereignties will eventually be
Tdled, tlme only will ascertain. One great
@ls'tot Bonaparte's invading Spain was
stxpeeta,ion Of swaying Spanish Ame-
a' In this he is complea,ly disappointed,
~ without the least hope OF lis accomplish
A'Hl The conquest of Spain is now of
~0pArah'ely little importance to his en-
pfs' the shame of defeat in his purposes
,''s Than the prospect Of advantagt, causes
VIC sOnunuance Of the Spanish war.
for the Aiexondria Daily Gazette.
When, Mr. Snowden,. we consider The
s"d'siress occasionsd by the late FIRE, aud
~ suffering condition Of our poor, We can
Two warm in applauding those of our
94S sazens who have formed Thespiaa
:, ,~''8' Tor the laudable purpose Of raising
'4'"G0ie Fls'ld. understand they pro-
] / !" exhibiting a few times FOR the benefit of
!, - Persons whom the late fire deprived
;, ~S" al; and few nights to afford
!, ro'ary relief 10 cur SUFFERING DOOR
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Artificial Flower School,

rT~ He SUBSCRIBER purposes opening
4 a SCHOOL en- lie st Of November next'
al her dwelling house on Washington street.
near Mr.. Vases Warehouse, if sufficient
encouragement offers, for teaching young
persons how to make Art5tfcial Fzszea-s and
fgac ard Gro.to Wo'k.
Sarah Chenault.
October 49,. Ct
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H Printing in all its branch
es neatly executed at this Offices
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Some fine ago, there was woman who
lived in Ciamynglanshire, South Wales,
whose husband, with the little fortune ne
got with hsr bought a small farm; he had
hardly closed the purchase, when dealt!
closed his eyes; however, not inundated
with this, the widow married a second hus-
band, who sowed il; he likewise died, and
she tried third, who reaFed it, out death
soon snatohed him away; she then married
fourth, who threshed it, but he also fol.
lowed the tate of his predecessors; and she
then married fifth husband, with whom
she enjoyed the produce of it. All this
happened in less than 1s months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-26
New Arrangement

Mewtort ami Providence 1aaH Ln'e,
Through BsIsToL and WARREN.
The Subscribers respectfully inform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows -
Leaves Neqhsrt, every morning Sundays
exceptedl at O'Clock A. VI. and arrives az +ror-
dence, at4PM Leaves Provideice, every morning,
(sundays excepted) at O'Clock, r. M and arrives N
n eubort. al half past o'clock, p. M-Ths LINE of
STAGES passes over beautiful road, where the
Passenger has fine prospect Of the river. and
most beautiful view of the Country. The fair ier
each Passenger is 81 and so cents ana allowed %
lbs baggage. Every 125 pounds, pays the same -
ssenger.--All favours will be thankfully receN
ed and gratefully acknowledged, by the Pubiicka
obedent and humble servants,
PELEG FISH, Nswport, prosrietov,,
ISAAC FISH, Pr0ridence.
N. b. Passengers, who wish tor seats II
Newport are requested to call at the House OF PE-
LEG FISH. near the State House; and ai the house
of ISAAC FISH Pro,aience.
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eUIN's ACCOUNT OF SCOTLAND

THIS actor being asked "if me had ever been in
Scotland, and how he liked the people "-" If YOU
mean the lower order Of them," replied he shall be
IT q loss To answer you for had no accqu. .n.ncc
with them than by the smell As for the Mobility
they are numerous, and fo~ the most part proud and
heggsry. ! remember when ! crossed from the
North OF Ireland into their countryI came to little
wr :tched vhlag, consisting Of dozen huts, in the
style of the Hottenots, the principal Of which, was
IN Inn, and Kept by an ri The whole village was
up IN an instant TO salute me, supposng from the el.
egance ot my appearance, that must be some per.
sol Ut large fortune and great family The Earl ran.
and took hold of my stirrup while dismounted
then ,unins to hs eldest son, who stood by us with.
out orceches, said, "My Laird, do you take the gen.
tteman's horse to the stable, and desire yor sister
lady Befty, TO draw him pint o. twopcnny. for
suppose So great mon will ha' the best liquor the
whole hoose." lws obliged, Continued Qun) to
stay here the whole night, AMI to make super of
70 ten potatoes and sad smelling eggs The old
Nobieman w.s indeed very complaisart, and made
me accept OF his own bed. cannot saw ths, the
d'rm'tory was the best in the world, 20, there was
no,hng but an old box to sit upon in the room and
neither sheets nor curtains TO the Bed L,ly Beffv
was Kind enough to apologize for the aparm.o,. as.
sunns me navy persons ofgrcat d, ,gr,aty had fire.
4ueniiy slept IN Il and that tho,s, the bl,nkets
!Akd sac block, IT was not quite four years sin thcv
mad been wished BY the Countess, her rn.hcr. AMI
Lady Matilda Carslias .iaesa Elssnsra ysplia one
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NOTICE.

Washington, ss,-CYerk's Office Sahreme Jn&
diciai Couri, Sffn. IL, 1910.
WHEREAS Ezekiel Craodell, OF
w Charlestown, in the county of Washington.
has this day filed his petition in said Office directed
to- said Court, at their next October Term in The
county Of Washington, praying, for certain reasons
therein stated that the Bonds Of Marriage between
him ard his wife Experience, may be dissolved, and
a sentence of Diverse decreed:
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said Expes
rience Crsndell, be and appear (f she f') be-
fore the next Supreme Judicial Cour' - " l"n
at soutl, Livingston, Within and TO the county o
Washington on the second Monda! 90 -,..- Z,
then and here to shew cause, (f any sb, ha,,) why
the PRAYER of the aforesaid petition, ought not to be
grated JAMES HEl.ME. ,ur Clerk.
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IRON theSuhscriber on the night Of
Il the 1lth inst. Irdcnted Apprentice, BY the
name of RAY SPINNER, dark complexion, dark
hair, and - about IL years Old Whoever will se-
cure the sand Boy, in an, Jail, in this state that
Can obtain him again, shall receive Ten CENTS
reward, and no charges paid ] hereby f'rbid all
persons hsrbouring, trusting, or trading, with said
Boy, on penalty Of the Law.
JOHN REYNOLDS.
WEXFORD, Aug. 20, 1910.
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NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.


II II F. Provid nee Manufacturing
Il Company wish to employ several families of
Women and children TO work in their Stone Cotton
Factory in War1strk, where such encouragement
viii be given that those who are industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly adding to their property. None need
apply but those who be well recommended
Those who are disposed to be employed are request
ed 20 make immediate application to Doct Case, in
Newporf, or to joins X. Pitn'an, the Company's a
gent, al Providence.
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NOTICE.
THE Subscriber takes this mode of

THE Subscriber takes this mode of
l. informing all those who are indie bted to
aim by book account note, to call and settle the
same, to enable him TO meet those who have de.
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
liz carries Oh the Black smith business
usual in all its various branches, with neatness
and despach, at his shop, No. a, Cross street, where
every order will be punc,uay attended to, and eve.
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. b. Two Journeymen, such are good work
men, may hear of emplo, by applying as above.
Newport, MarcI
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LIKEWISE, WIFE. fTO.N-s
ITCH OINTMENT.

medicine whica viii certainly cure the
ITCH. without having in ], ary thing either danger
Gus or dissgre>able.
One box cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use Of il as the shin u gener.
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bi,ters and Ointment are 70,
sale the Druggist Stores Of CWAaLss Fsxs
JAMks TAYLea, and SAMpsL w. vsssox, in New
port. ,Hw-S2
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NEW STORE.

ABRAHAM SHER AN,
- ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the
= PubIck, hat he has onmcnced business in
the store, No. 155, 1hames-Suee,, uher. he is now
opening general and extensive assornen, of
EUROPEAN AND INDIA GOODS,
comprising almost every article usually called for in
the Dry Goods Line which he is determined to sell on
tl~ most liberal terms.
Newport, 9th mo. 18Th, 1910.
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Horizontal Patent PUMP.

Hi subscriber having been aulhoriZeA
by the Patenee Of the HORIZONTAL RI
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex-
elusivey for his Island, informs those persons who
may be inclined 10 make use OF the same, that they
ma. be seen, and their principle exhibited on appi-
cation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE.
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OF her youngest sisters" She then wished me q
good night and said the viscounthe hro;her, would
take particular care TO grease my boots"
Sufficiently ilibersl this, but every general reader
will recollect the names of men greater than Quin,
who have been still liberal towards poor Scot.
and.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber, having been appointee
Executrix to the last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELL,
late of Little Compton, deceased and has taken upon
herself that trust by giving bond, the Honourablc
Cocrt Of Probate for said town, hereby gives notice
to all persons who have demands said Eststc IN
exhibit them for settlement; and al vino lndbt-
ed, are requested to make immediate payment to
BETSY BROWNELL, Erec'r
Little-Compt IN, sept.7.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE the subscriber having been ar
pointed by the Ho.. Court of Probate Of tho
own of NEWPORT, Administrator upon the estate o {
VILLAIN GODDARD,
late of said .Ns7rport, Ship-Carpenter, deceased
and having given bond according law for the faith
fu discharge Of the thereby committed TO him.
requests all persons who are indebted to the estate
of said deceased, to make immediate payment, ant.
those who have any demands against s.d estate, to
exhibit them to him
BENJAMIN PITMNN, Jun.
Aug. Is.
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Which are celebrated for the cure of most diseases
to which the human body is liable.
Prehartd oniy 6y the sole PROPRIETOR,
Il. w. DYOTT, M. ID.
Crandson Of the late DR.. RosEaTsos, Of Edinbrug
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an Thursday evening last, an Anchor
~ weighing about 500 VT. was stolen from he
bow Of the sloop En- ~, lying at the lower par. OF
the town. Whoever will give informatio so that
the thieves may be discovered and property regsined
shall receive Thirty Daars reward, or Ten Dollars
sfor the Anchor alone. Apply to the mas'cron board
said sloop. JOHN OSBORN
sept. 3
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.ft his old stand, No l25, Thames-street,
nFFERs for sale general assortment of DRY
~ GOODS, adapted to the season. which he is de-
termined to sell at the most reduced prices. He viii
receive about the 18th inst great variety of NEW
GOODS, which will be worthy attention Of those who
wish TO purchase cheap.
he also keeps constantly for sale complete as
sortment Of COTTON YARN of good quality, and
cheap as can be purchased in this state.
sept ID
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TAKE. NOTICE.

NHFRfAS Samuel Bliven, Jun. of
w Westerly. but now residing in Charleston
in Washington county, preferred petition before the
Hon. General Assembly, at June session, 1910, for
the benefit of act entitled an for the relief
of rnsolyent debtors"-
This is therefore to give notice to the creditors OF
the said Samuel Bliyen, jun. that they be and appear
(f they shall see f) at the session of said As
semby, to be holden at Providence the last Mon
day in October next then and there object the
prayer of said petition, it they shall 6t.
SAMUEL BLIVEN, jun.
Charlestown, sept. Is, 1910.
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0O.1ns,Sup-Dlsccloed
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm of HARVEY
SESSIONS e co is this day by mutual consent, dis
solved All pei indebted 10 said firm are que
ed to make Immediate payment 10 Ha,pey Sessions,
who is authorized 10 receive the same and those who
have any demands against said firm, will please to
present them to him and receive their pay
JOB SHERMAN,
9th mo. 4h (sept l2) HARVEY SESSIONS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subscribers i tend to com
l. mence the Weaving Of all kinds Of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town. in the
OF ten or twelve days Those parents aad guardians
who wish their children learn tie of Weaving.
with the Flying shuttle, &c. requested to appte
ipediaiey Wages will be given according to their
ages and abilities. nd increased they encrease in
the art Of Weaving.
They will immediately commence Manufacturing.
different kinds Of twine and lines. Nansed,
Aquautity Of cleSn FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
July o. STEPHEN ID EBLOlS.
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So -.
A Ill persons having demands against the late firm
"A Of LOPEZ & DEXTER, ,"or the subscribers n-
q .Aaily,sie reques.ed TO present the SAND foi sd
justment and persons indt b, to the m inform
et ,hat unless they make payment BY the 10Th of 0c
tobe rex,; they shall be lodged witl Attorney for
collection. SAMUEL LOPEZ,
sept. l9. HOEA1l 10 ;. EEX1ER.
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NOTICE..
II + " II T BU I L,

TT tVING formed new connexion in business on
l. On lhe 7th day OF July, 1899, hereby requests
Il pe, who indebted to him previous that
tn',, To call and pay the same, the and
notes nseted aft,r the 1st Of October next will be
POSITIVELY put in suit at the next November courl
sept ~.
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LeLeOratca oto0IaC/llca LllaD u Ae"ln
(/'rice 81 and so cents.
One of the most effcacous Medicines, ever offer
ed to the pubck, for the speedy rehef and cure OF
obstinate coughs, colds, consumpuoi S, The hopping
cough, asthmas pains md wnds IN the stomach, rei
moving habitu costveness, sickness al the stomach,
dyscnteries, choler morbus, severe grpIngs, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &c. &c.
DIR. ROBEkTsoN S
Vegeta6Ie Nervous Cordiak, or Natures
Grand ResforafiUe,
(Price s. and so cents.
Is confidently recommended, as the most eficaci-
medicine, for tie speedy relief and cure OF all
nervous complaints, impurities OF the blood, seminal
weakness, geets and various complaints resultl &
from secret impropriety OF youth and dlsspat-d
pleasures, residence IN warm climates, the immoder-
ate use of tea, the unsklilful or excessive use OF
mercury, SO often destructive To the human fran ,
and diseases peculiar to females at CERTAIN period
Of life, barren ess, &c. &c.