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- Forty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
~ 18th of December last, negro DAM
EI,-he is SO years old, feet 10 or ! inch
es high, tolerabIy black, high cheek bones be
had an opening betwee his lrunt teeth bas
ing the appearance of one lost, remarkable
round shoulders and slender waist-ne is ~
profession a Bahdsf, has lost much Of his 10
ligion, and is fond oftaIking on that subject
he has appeared TO be very nnwell for two or
three years past and has done nothing: be-
fore that time he was a good hand to put up
post and rail fence, and ditchihg, which he
no doubt wiileIgsge IN should be get DIS.
lance from home--he isagood a,ail kinds Of
plantation work. 1t is believed he is tM@
the ncighberhood Of AlexandFia where he ~
a wife, and is {harbored by the negroes D"
longing, or who have atsely belonged to ~
estate Of Benjamin Dulany, ,Esq. and shsS
connections. s.,:...,3,Za
Twill give the abeve reward If secured y
Jail so that I gethim again, and reasoia~
charges If broughs home. ~ ~ r..
John pulin.
- NAV T.s5ft Il ti9Sy ~, = 9 - 80 ZAWIN.s
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Lees, Sovereign Ointment for the
49,. ITCH. ~. So

, A preparation which Tor Plcasantncss, ease'
safety and expedition, gives place to no up,
plieation whatever, free from mercury, or
any pernieious ingredient. and unattended
with that troublesome and tormentiDS smart
which generally accompanies ether medi-
eines, prepared for the same purpose This
vegetable remedy is SO mild, yet efheacious'
that i may be used With The utmost safety on
the most delicate pregnant lauy' or on child
not week old. ....,
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= Anodyne Elixir,
sor<hs cure ofeyery hind Of ttead.A me
Restorative Tooth Powder,
for the Teeth and Gums. i
:1Fbe Indian Vegetabie SpesiGc,'
for the cure Of vsnereal complaints.

SsThe propraetors think il necessary 70 re-,
mind the public that those medicines have
been for several years prepared BY the late
Richard Lee and Son, to whom they are the
immediate successors; the gocd~eHects Of
which are authenticated by some OF our mos.
respectable citizens. Without attending 20
our signature the purchaser may be disap-
pointed by receiving no benefit, not having
our genuine medicines .,.;
TO detect counterEeits, observe each arti-
che has on the outside wrapper, the signature
of
Michael tee'& Co.
'...-+. w.. late Richard Lee and Son.
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LEES
Wcrm- DestIoying Lozenges.

= : WCIu- IJCSIIOyHkS A0~N"6e0' -
This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and eiticacioas in It's o.
peration, cannot injure the smallest infant
tbobId no worms exist in the body--but will
without pain OF gripping cleanse the stomach
onG howell, of whstever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production Of worms
and many fatal disorders. a..........
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fsy Sale at Public Nendue on the
nth nj ,1erf onontH


A VALC ABLE LOT OF GROUND a.
n the corner Of rairtax SsWilkes streetsS
4lie.t 7 inches on EairiAx and u feet Oh
Wilkes street 10 an alley Of three feet; at
tins corner is pump OF good water known
by the name OF Yo.t's Pump.
=. ...... $3.50. II L SO, 49, .- +.
Half a square Of Ground next
below Lu,z $ lanyard, save small part soll
OF % tect front on ST. Asaph street, by llS
,teet 5 inches back; and another Lot of the
same size joining the FIRST, on which is re-
served a ground rent OF - dollars per ann
which ground rent is proposed to be sold
separate and then the remainder Of the
ground. - .,.e~
For the Ground Rent note negotiable in
either of the banks will be taken, with an
approved indorser, payable ir 6, and ~
months, with iaterest thereon. Z.
- For; the remainder Of the bali square which
is on st. Assph, Wilkes and Pitt streets, and
the corner hot BY Yost's pump. one tenth of
the pur chase money viii TO required in hand
-.-the re mainder, in three equal annual pay
meats with interest from the day OF sale,
which is made to secure Jacob Hoffman Tor
his endorsement OF, certain notes At the bank
of Potomac. as per deed OF trust from VIII
liam. tAartshorne to the subscriber Tor that
purpose. - - a..
Z. This sala was intended for to day, but it is
agreed to divide the half square in two lots Of
GO feet each, and fourteen of about 20 feet
each, and to take place on the day first above
mentioned. "a. >...,...s. y. e.
:: Jonah Thomplon. Tyeee.
May SO. law1
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lees Genuine
Essence & Extract OF MuHard.

A sale and efTccluoi remedy Tor acute and
chronic Rheumatism, govt, palsy, iumoago'
numbne SIS, white Sweiimgs, chilbialnS, sprslnS
bruises, paius. in The lace Sild neck, SC.
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One other piece or parcel Of

unimproved Ground, lying on tlle north side
ON Prince street * to the eastward OF WASH
lne,on street; Oeginaing at the intersection
of those streets ana running westwardly with
Prince street 60 feet inches, thence north
ward!y ~ 1cct, thence eastwsrdly 81 feet S
inches to Washington street, thence to the
beginning. '." ..
This property will be sold upon credit OF
one, two and three years.. for notes negotia-
ble in the Bank of Potomac, with approved
cnAorsers, carrying interest from the day OF
sale. A lien will be required upon the pre-
perry sold to secure the payments.
y. Thomas Swami, Trustee.
May l2-l7.
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WILLIAM RAMSAY,
: fInee..steet, OPPOSITE sse y.sdue Store,
Offers fot sale on the lnest reasonable terms,
..- Il, s,,,s,ta the following
A r T nc l. E S,
Part of .vh;ea are just ,eesised from PGh.
49, deapAia 49, ...
GuNPoWDER' F,eM TEAS.
1, Imported IN hhe aAA
Young Hyson, s S e s.ta.. aud fart GUAR
Liquors general assortment
Spices, Of every description
Best Green Coffee, and first and second
quality Chocolate
Loaf, Lump, and Muscoado Sugars
Spermacei, Mould and Dipt Candies
Box and Casks Raisins r..
Almonds. Figs and Tamarinds
New Orleans, Na,chitoches, and Carrot.
Philadelphia snuff
y Best Spanish Scgars s. Chewing Tobacco
Fresh Salad Oil, Capcrs, Olives, Anglo
vics, and Mushroom Catchup
West India and Sugar House Moiasses
> Georgia Cotton w.. > ~.
Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig Blue, Starch, In
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, variety. ''.l''
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Hair Siiters ... ....' ....5. g. ~ "
Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems fine and coarse Shoes
Smith6eli Bacon and Vs,ison Hams
Itonsiass s,4yBy Of r
Jamie.on's Water Crackers r..
Sifted Indian Cora Mcm
Fresh Frsits. =.
A quantity Of Irish Seed Potatoes
A neat assortment Of Easthen Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, Philadelphia
with which he will be constantly sup
piled, &c. &c. T.. -"
May %. ,t@, 4. - colt
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Alex. Moore, Regater.
This is to give Notice,

: That the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
,thae Orphans Court Of said county letters of
administration on the estate of VIM. Jas. Hall,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said deed
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the sth day of December next, or they
NAV 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 sth day Of June,
1910, ~ .... .....
To,npe .Sond,reo,. -Adn'r.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, June Term, 18io.
Ordered, that the administrator ct VIM.
I. Hall, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisenent three times in each week for
four weeks in the Alexandra Duly Gazette.
Teste, ..- .....,. ,..s.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On tie third Monday In June nert, the ssberi-
her viH eahose 10 sale az .fuiyfar Court
Aouse, on credit Of sra and nine msnths,
A small TRAD of Land,
r YINC on tae casa side of the stage road
IL from Alexandria to Colchester. vt the
place commonly called che Five Foot Hill
supposed to contain 50 and half acres--bs'
longing to the estate Of William Huskms, de-
ceased. " ,.... =. ...
Mary Huskins, Exeeasr:x.
May 81. s - eotlsthJune
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Lees genuine Eye, Water,

y A sovereign remedy Tor AL diseases OF the
! ewes. whether the effect Of natural weakness
or ofmcident. ,...'... ... -. d.,
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FOR SALE,

A strong WAGON and TEAM part
Mules and part Horses, with Harness tor
FIVE. One third of the purchase money be-
ing paid, credit Of two and four months may
be had for the remainder, giving negotiable
notes with an approved endorser. Apply to
David Hatkins, at Strawberry Hill, or to
William Hartshorne.
sth mn q. law3ws
NJ HOGS ola go7d breed for sale-af-
so GREEN CLOVER, at Three ShiIfngs
per hundred weight.
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Public Sale.

Nv virtue of deed of trust from William
Radrs,n to the subscriber, to secure the
.payment of q debt due from him to the
Bank of Potomac, will be exposed to aue.
ton, on the premises, on the 2sd day Of
JUNE next, the following Property IN the
town of alexandria, to wi. :-e =,
One piece or parcel of Ground
with the Improvements thereon, ing on the
south side Of Prince street and bounded as iol'
lows eginning ON Prince street ~ ieet %
the eastward of Water street, and running
thence eastwardly with Prince street IS feeh
thence sou,hwardly a. feet inches' thence
westwardly 50 feet, thence nertb"ardiy to
the beginning.
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: Danask lap alive. I.
Tooth- Ache Drefs.

The only remedy yet discovered Wnirn
elves ammeaiats and lassing rsliess the raoss
severe instances. 49, 10 & e s. I.
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1nealIible Aeue q Fever Drops.

For the cu@c OF AgQes, KemiItcns and Ii :
terInnlenI FeVSrS.
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One o.her piece of Ground

with the improvements thereon, lying & be
NO on the south side of Prince street As feet
10 the eastward Of Water street, ard running
thence castwardly with Prince street 80 feet,
thence soutAwardly ~ feet, thence westward
" 90 feet, thence to the beginning.
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FOR SALE,

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner OF
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
khsha Janney. Also, half acre Lol at the
corner of Cameron and Henry s,reets--on
very liberal terms.
Richard NJ. Scott, T,nFee.
For creditors Of Z. ia.
Nav cS law
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Henry Y. Cranston s. Co.

HAVE just received, and offer 70
i i sale on very reasonable terms, at their .fuc
tion and Corrmission s.ore---94, THAMES-STkEET
IS Pipes Country GIN, J
8 half do. do. do. : Ofsuberiour quagty
10 Hdds. Sd. proof WI 1UM,
April IS.
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL w. VINSON,

u RESPECTFULLY informs his customers,
A. and the PubGck, that he has removed from the
stand he has occupied for two years past, 10 No. 9
being Of the range Of stores belonging to PAUL
M. MuNToRD, ESQ. little south OF the Market
Square, on the east side Of Thames.strcct, where all
orders for Drugs Medicines, Dye S'lfs, Spses',
&c viii receive cheerful and prompt attenon-p asst
fayours gratefully acknowledged.
May %.
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JOSEPH BRIGGS,

Nc. Sc, 2HanseS-sreef,
TTAS ior salc--loo BIS. Prime Pork war
L & ranted Gin, per Pipe.
Hlso--An assortment OF GROCERIES.
n. B. He transacts Commi ssion Business.
Those who are disposed to faveur him in this
line, may depend on his exertions in their be-
half
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as above. July 90, 1909.
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AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.
FROM THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
A REVIEW
OF WOR&S or FISEER ..'IES.
NUNlBER-NI.

IN ~ last paper, l presented several
extracts, demonstrating the revolution which
had been affected In tie mind OF MIR Ames,
betw cen the year 1894, wien his sound head
and honest heart disdaired seryile depcn-
dence either upon Britain or France, and the
despairing period of 1908, when the British
navy was his only hope ot redemption from
the Hells Of France and democracy. 1t
might perhaps be an enterte ning, and not al
together an uninstruciive inquiry, by what
process and by means oi what agency this re-
-voiution WAS accomplish cea-but this is not
necessary 10 my present purpose.
The opinion that no,hing but the British
navy can save Us from the dominion of Buon-
aparte, is one of the thiriy-nine articles OF the
select and exclusive church-And as, in COM
parson with it, transubstantia;ion is rational
end inteiigible doctrine, it was necessary to
mark the gradations of fear and horrour, of
France, and the transitions from patrio,ick al
ie>tion to unutlcrable contempt for cur own
country, which preceded the intrusion Of this
glarins absurdity, into mind SO capacious OF
better things, as that OF MIR. Ames.
lcompArc 1t TO transuLstantiation, because
il contains wrhn itself an inconsistency the
mere statement OF the position is its refuta-
tion--Amerlcan Indehr8dence, dcTcndenf up
on British navy Nor is tic Inconsistency
in the word only--lt is rooted in the thing.
The independence of nation must rest
upon its own energies, and YOU might as well
talk OF the liberties Oi the African slave, as
OK the freedom OF one nation supported by
nothing but tie power Of another.
1t is in us nature principle Of servie de-
pendence--And il the fact were soft the
people Of this nation were SO utterly ddDascd
bepeath the naise and character of manhood
as Mr. Amcs has declared them to be /; il
" are Of all men on the earth the fttest 20 6e
siaves," of what consequence is it whether
We are slaves of french or British masters
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: AE Subscriber takes this mode oi
3 inforr.ing an those who are indebted to
Ls, Dy booS account or note, TO call and settle the
sarnc, 20 enable him 90 meet those who have de
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
He carries or the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatress
and DESPATCH at his shop, No 4, Cross street. where
every order will be punctuay attended TO, and eve-
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, March Il.
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LIKEWISE, WUE.4T0.N's ..
ITCH OINTMENT, /,

A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it airy thing eiher danger
or disagrecablc.
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the of it the skin is gencr-
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bittcrs and Ointment are for
sale at the Druggist Stores OF CsARLEs FrxB,
JAMES TAYLOR, and SAMUEL w. VISsoN,n New
port. May %.
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DANIEL SHELDON,

ID ESPECTFUILy informs lis friends, that he
N has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar ClapboardA
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, PLANK,
Joist, &c. SC.
Which he viii sell cheap, his stand on sHER
IURNE's Wharf. .Nsr IS.
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NEWPORT, RI.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS,
BY WILLLfM SIMONS,
No. Is, MILL-STREET.

TER.BfS.
The paper is printed once week, at dollars
year. one half in advance.
Advertisements conspcuously inserted, at the rate
Of dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller one in the same proportion.
Printing in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders RESPECTFULLY soiicifed.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

On SATURDAY, June ., at O'Clock,
VIII be sold at Publick Auction,
A T the dwelling house of the late widow Mary
n La,oion, in Portsmouth,, next to Congdon's Inn.
All tie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE III
said house, consisting Of Beds, Bedding, &c. &c.
Particulars at the time and place OF sale.
Portsmouth. May %.
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Il am aware that this IS one Of the feelings whc,,
cold metaphysics wil dsclaim or deride' and which,
Mr.. Ames would not allow as source of pstr",'s"
pd, upon qucsiors of feeling We mNs sgtSS man
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QUid refcrt mea
Gu se,1idm, chfeitos dnnl bo'rsna meas

If the people OF this Union are reduced to
that sleplorabic condition of having only to
deliberate I" whose base herd they would be-
still il would be incumbent upon those who
prefer the domination of Britain to that Of
France, to shcw that the British yoke would
be the casiest--that the protection OF the Bri-
sh navy would be a safe reliancc-tbat by
,edemption from the Hell of France we should
have Paradise regatned, i'm Britain. Upon
this subject let us look at what has been pas
sinr in the world, from the commencement
OF the French revolution. Within the last
fifteen years there is not natiCn in Europe,
excepting France and Denmark, but has had
the promise OF British protection, and the
curse of British allance---not one of them
but has been plunged by it into the jaws OF
perdiion. And, WIZ, ought not To have es
csned the attention OF an American statcsman
il has IN tnc result made them all dependent
upon Prance. The Uniform course has been
this Britain first instiga'es them to uniurl
their banne~s against l1l Iemy; forms her
aliisnce v iin thcn makes them fight her
battles sacrifices them to her own projects
OF naval dominion or foreign conquest, and
ends by abandoning them TO the mercy OF aD
has thus made them the helpless victims oil
her own treachery, and of Frances resentment
she seldom fails to turn against them her own
thunaers, and like the Prince Of Darkness,
becomes the final tormentor OF those whom
she first seduccd. This is the process
through which the Spanish patriots are pas
sing at this hour. 1t is the course through
which Sweden is passing. 1t IS the course
through which the people of this Union
would beyond all question now be passing, III
the government of the nation had been in the
hands Of the political sect who believe in
these doctrines.
If our nominal independence of France
res,SI upon no other foundation OF power
than the navy OF England, the consequence
would be that We should again be under the
domination Of England. Her argument
would be that in all reason we ought TO con-
tribute our share 10 support the expense OF
protecting Us, and We should soon be CAL
led upon for our contribution Of men, as well
as of money. This is not speculative antici-
pation-in fact both these pretentions have
been advanced The tribute claimed, and in
one instance levied, under the orders OF
council, was an undisguised attempt to renew
the project Of taxation upon America, which
severed this continent from the British en-
pirc. The kings proclamation OF October,
1907, was an open authorization and com
mand to his naval officers to impress MS Sn6.
jeess, from American merchant vesscls---and
of the question who was or was not has sub
| jcct, the man-stcaler himself was to be the
only Judge. With these two principles once
| established by our admis. ion or aege'es she'
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~ bE oN'AiI-Nt ooh.A ho|''o''
On WEDNESDAY tie 6h day Of June ne.ri,
(If not previously disposed OF at private ssie)
EOUK Lots OF LAND, situate ~
L Udpner street, nearly opposite the Duck ,Non-
rfacfor,, measuring 100 feet cn UorSe street, and
200 on the new street, Leading from Uornsr TO
Tanner street. Conditions made known at time and
place of sale
NIB Those disposed to purchase at private sale,
may know the terms BY applying TO
JAMES TAYLOR
Newport, May 16
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LOPEZ DEXTER & MILES,

OFF A. N IOh
on F.2VOUR.lHLE II.h.lS,
I56 Bales Prime Upland Cottcn,
Ga Casks Rice,
10 Bbls. Flour,
% Hhds. Tobacco,
20 Butts Lard,
Hhds. Hams,
40 Pipes Mason's Gn,
"a Boxes Brown Havana SUGARS.
81 Do. White, )
III Chests Scuchopg Tee.
10 Do. Tyson Skin, do.
z Do. Hyson, do.
81 Do Rohea, do
24O00 lbs w. l. and Batavia Coffee.
.......4L SO......
IN addition to their former supply Of Dry Goods
Gases India Silks, consisting Of Grapes, Lustrngs
and Sewing Silks.
700 pieces Blue Nanhirs,
500 Do. Company yellow, do.
2 Cases Mems Satin D.s5er HATS
Newport, April25, 1910
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS
Secured to him By Letters Paten! from The Presidcnt 81
The United States
A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
n Jaundice and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling the s;ou-
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss Of appetite, al
sleepy, dull hcavness in the fore part of he DAY,
woaLness and t.>Inbng of the nLs, s,dzzincs. of the
head and yc!owness Of countenancc, complaints so
common to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that ha,e been effected In
NewEns'. I'd by the above medicine Gas may be seen
by the biils) prevent the necessity of further recon-
mendxtSIl. ..
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CHEAP FOR CASH,
] SON SPR \ g " f..

y
nFFERS 70. sale, at the Store On BGErister's s.
~ Hhaf formerly occupied by Messrs. j. & II.
CAHooNK,
A general assortment CT Groceries,
Crookery Ware, sc. &c. wholesale and rata
May %.
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,,,..sures, juvenile indiscretions, residences
;nelinates unfayorable to the constituuon,the
;mmoderate use of tea, frequent lntoxleatioh
or any destructive intemperance, the uhskii-
fn or frequent use of mercury, the diseases ;
ne,cnliar 10 females at certain period Oh
life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved by long & extensive experience.
to be absolutely unparalleled In the cure OF /
Nervous disorders, consumptions, iowness OF
spirits, loss OF appetite, impurlty OF oiood'
bvsterical affections, inward weaknesses, VI
client cramps in the stomach ana back lndi
gestion, melancholy, govt in the stomach
involuntary emissions, pains In the 'imOs'
relaxations, obstinate gieets, hur aious Tor
whites) impotency, barrenness, &c. &c.