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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-29
JANUARY 80.
Mr.. RandoLhh appeared.


M. itffes reported bill fixing the com
pens on a the clerks in the several de-
paftments OF government, and for other pur-
pos s. Which was twice read and referred
e. 81 committee of The whole
Nh. Root reported bill for the relief of
], CT. VIM. Beall which was twice read
and ret"rred - a committee of the whole.
MIR. NfchH reported on the petition of
Hl"ssrs. Bl"reR Duane and Weightman, re
comm, nding a resolution favorable to the
PRAYER OF their petition.
Ny. tHAtm presented the petition of Jas.
NJ Cut och, Daul. Ramsay and - Laurie.
Collectors OF the port Of Baltimore, praying
an Increase of salary. Referred To the
committee OF Commerce and manufactures.
He also presented a memorial from sun
dry citizens o. Baltimore, favorable to the
rene wal of the U. S. Bank chatter
Nj. Mo~roqv reported on the memorial of
the il, Sisiativc council cf the Indiana Terri
tory, untavorably to the opening an additional
land oflice, and on the other part of their
moral. by resolution; which resolution
was referred TO the committee on public
! nds.
Mr., N7Aec presented the memorial of
William Lambert relative othe establish
ment OF first meridian for The u. States
of America. Referred to a select commit
tee.
Ni' ctnpcF plSScn Ell 'He petition OF
Daniel Pc tibone, praying to be employed
in warming and ven iiaIing the Repres, n
tatives' Hall. Referred to select COM
Inittee
The bill from the Senate concerning COM
mu icatiou by water along the n,rthern
confines of he u. S. was twice rsad, and
retired r. q committee Of The whole.
The bill Incorporating TIE Union Bank of
Georgetown. was twcc rad, ami referred
to the ccmmit ee of he Whole. IN wing ind +,
cor Iteration the bill to incorsorate the
bank Of A,cxandria
BANK OF THE U. STATES.
The House resumed the con liberation of
the unfinished business.
MesNrs. Garland. Tallmage, GARDENER
and Nicholson spoke against indefinite post =
poneHent--anc Mr. Crawford 10 favor of
About five O'Clock motion was made to
adjourn, and lost BY yeas and nays, 90 TO
SIS.
Several gentlemen rose to speak.
Mr.. Macon demonstrated against a nigh
sitting as denial TO gentlemen of an oppnr-
tunity OF expressing their sentiments, and az
dcr~gaticg by the confusion always attend
ing such IA scene, from the dignity of the
House.
Mr. Rando(hh made a few remarks of the
saice tenor; reprobatcd the want of order
which appeared to prevail in The House :;
state d his own untlne>s, from fatigue, to- un-
dereo nights sitting asko d of the House
as a favor tina they should adj irn--and
concluded BY motion to that effect which
was carried, Ayes 60.
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DYviy,ue of a Deed Of Tyns. to M, .,,,v,,1

- Y Tirfue Of Deed Of Trust to me executed
Nd by RaIbh Woyntiey, iced TO secure The
pigment 81 dcbt due to MessrS. Ross G. VidaL of
oTbaTHd' shaH, at Christophey O1Uen's Tavern,
in the to7Un Of Lrbda1a and county of I1;Iess, an
the 27th day of February next, If fair, Hnot the
next fafr day, pyocred to sell at a6lic auction, Er
ready money, fSpo J'RACTS or LIND, him IN
the sad county, contiguous to the lands Of Phiib
Grynle', deed. dadin the neighborhooa Of U,6an-
ma, near to ngriSdSie 7vatcr--one ofthe said tracts
contains hUe bnaed acres, is extremely fertile Gy
tnoi0H by The name Of " TIMBER CREEK"
The othey, gghieh is called f" RIcH-NBCES' -
contains two hacGyed and foe acres, and is also
g9"eo1't'noHg ie'nIe --Payfieuiay description will
be given on Tie day If SAFE
tn c. HOOMES
1aTaayg 80 U4uyg
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IN SENATE.
January 81.
On mcticn Of Mr.. Leib,

January II.
On mrticn Of Mr.. Leib,
Re8oiped, That the joint committee APP
pointed by the Senate and House of Repre-
scsts'jves respecting the library belonging
to Crnrrcss, be directed t. enquire into the
expedicncy Of m king provision fer the per-
manent safe keeping Of The books.
Nj. Smith (Md) presented the memoir -
al Of he Baliimtre Insurance Comp0ny,
PRAYING renewal Of the Charter Of ;hc
Bank of the United Staies. Referred to the
ron n,i fce III Tic memorial Of the President
and ~ &c ors Of the Bank Of the United
f'cs
NJ Brcdiev presented the petition of M
scs Austin ard Jim Jones, stating that
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Europe

NEw-YoRk, January 10
Mr.. McCrea came up last night in the pi!oe
1oet Governor Tonpkins, from on board the
sup Pai.as, IN IS days from Liverpool. We are
~ that he has important dispatches from
mr. P'nsney, our minister at London, (which If
IS SAID, afford weIl-grounded belief that the.
orders IN council will have been removed on the.
appointment OF regency, which was expected
- axe place on the meeting of Parliament, the
29th of November
GoTTENBURC, Nov. 81
Yesterday we were alarmed at inform ,t;ou
receIv q from Stockholm, stating liz. N.n.Ieoy,
nau demanded OF the Swedish gover.imert ne
eequeStr a Oh all colonial produce now the
norts OF Sweden. that had been imported E am
England and that all other colonial produce
should be subjected to the continental d les
ateiy lmposed and finally, that all ErpI,sh
Manufactured goods shall be BURNT. Report
says ih;' only fve Gays are allowed for an
ans 'er' ana that VI the demand is not compli.
ed with, the French minister is to leave Stock
holm. '''1"
he last accounts we have from Stockholm
by exPress, are very favorable, and have vcrv
consoles aDiy iessened The apprehension of nv
immediate danger We are Informed, the k,rpr.
with the advice of bis privy council has return.
ca Tor answer, that no such step can be t.ken
"lthout the concurrence Of the diet, which are
not now IN session. have il not IN nv p,oep
At preseat to give you any further pariicul.rs-
indeed have written this in much haste, mere
~ TO prevent your beng over alarmed AT anv
information you may receive on the subject"
Extract Of a iettCr from gentleman in Go.fso-
burg dated November 20, eveni1P, to a ,es6ee
table mercantile house IN PHILADELPHIA
Dear SIrs-l wrote you tbs m rnnp per
the George Washington, that the French minis
ter bad made demand upon the government
VI Stockholm, to adopt the continental system
IN Sweden, with regard to British manufacturers
and colonial produce q. e.) not European pro
duce Letters since received from Stockholm
confirm the above account and also state thae
the demand was made by the minister in the
name of the French Emperor, who required
an answer to be given within five days
We now learn from several good sources
that the king laid the business before the cnIn.
Gil and that the crown prince, Bernadotte, de-
cared 1T was the most humlating demand t,af
could be made of weden--that he as ready to
lead the Swedes to oppose it,SSthat he rccomn,n.
ded TO the king& council TO return for answer hat
according to the cOnstitutionofS weden they o,I,d
not take such steps without the consent of the
diet which is not now sitting, (but if the En-
peror wished it they would convene The die a
which answer the king and council accordingly
returaed. How much Of the above accoun. y
true, II is impossible for me 10 say bd IN the
accounts have heard agree that the above 80
swef was returned, tIough 0l q, not men;bf,
the part inserted in tbs pAremucs.s.
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January IS.
The bill for the relief of VIM. Mills was
passed to a third reading
The bill au'horise a subscrip ion for the
laws of the Z. 5. and for the distributor
thereof, was postponed till the 1st Monday
in Dec. next.
he resolution yesterday submitted by Mr.
Campbsll was taken up and passed to Sd
reading.
The bill for the relief of Nat. F. Fosdck.
was passed to third reading.
Mr.. anderson submitted the following re
solution
ReSofUed, That commit ee be appoint
ed to consider and report whether it be ex-
pedient Tor the U. States to give any AID or
support to the building of bridge across
the River Susquehann. at Havrc-de Grace.
in the State of Maryland, and that the
committee have leave to report by bill or
Otherwise.
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they have been employedin working Niue

my hoNS uSSH empioy GU III working q MING
III Louisiana, and praying assis ance TO ,ua-
Die hem to prosecute heir ;abors to advaD-
tage, viz. Charter of incorporation to them
and future subscribers to said institution -
Referred to Messrs. Bradley. Gregg and
franklin.
Mr.. Bradley reported a bill making com !.
pensation To John Eugene de Leitsepdorfer,
for services rendered to the u. States IN the
war with Tripoli. Read and passed TO Sc
cond reading.
Nj. Lloyd reported bill for the relief
OF Nathaniel L FosdiCk; passed TO Sc
Cond reading
The bill 20 incorporate the Union Bank
OF George Town was passed to a third read
ing
The bill concerning the communication by
water along he northern confines of the U
,. was passed to third reading.
Th. soutionsssuhmitted on the 18th inst
by MIR. Llold and Taylor, were severally
read and agreed to.
A motion was made by Mr.. Clay Zone of
the majority to'reconsider the vote taken
on the motion for the postponement of the
bill tor providing for the establishment
OF Quarter Masters department-which
was negatived, Ayes 10, Noes 10.
January %.
Mr. Dana reported bill for the relIet oil
VIM. Mus; which was passed to a second
reading.
The bill to incorporate the Union Bank OF
Georgetown, WAS passed third time
he bill concerning communication by wa.
ter along the northern confines of the u. 5.
was read third time and passed.
lhe general accounts of the Treasury
War and Navy Departments were read
Mr.. Smith IN w presented the memo.
rial OF the Ocean Insurance COMPANY. pray.
ing renewal of the charter of the Bank of
the y. 5. Referred to the committee N hi,
subject.
The bill king compensation to Juhn Eu.
gene Lcitsendorier, for services rendered the
United States in The war with Tripoli: and
the bill authorizing the discharge of Nathan.
lei r. Fosdick from his imprisonment, were
seNerallv read second time.
MIR Clay presented the memorial of a
number OF mechanics and manufacturers in
the state OF Kentucky praying encourage
| ment by proteC ing duties and otherwise. in
| the manner and fr the reasons therein st.
ted which was read
Mr.. anderson presented the petition of the
Directors OF the Georgetown p tomac Bridge
company praying that an act may pass au
thorising the Directors OF the company &c
Cal! on the stockholders for such additional
Payments on the shares as will enable the
company to repair the bridge which was
referred 10 Messrs. Anderson, Pickering ant
TAFT.
Mr.. CamhbeH submitted the following mo
tion for consideration
ResolOed by The Senate. SIC. That the
Secretary of State be dire cted to cause ;
copy of reso'u'ion proposing an amend
rnent to the constitution ot the United Sta es
passed On he 1st day of May, 1910. to be
transmitted to the executive of each state in
the United States, to be laid before their
respective legislatures, for the purpose con
tanned in the said resolution.
The Senate adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, IAN. q.

NAsBINGToN, Jan. 81.
from the news under the head of New
YORK twill be seen, that an opinion pre-
vans nat immediately OF ne appointment ne
q regency, winch was expected 10 have ia
Ken. place on the 2eih November. or on ,h,,
death OF the King, which was anticinated q.
An early day, the British orders in council
VIII nave been repealed The same runor
circulated IN this city yesterday, upon what
authority we Cannot say. If ever there was
crisis at which it might be expected that
sense OF Justice and her own interests wouid
rue me conduct OF England, the appoint
meht OF !, regency, or the decease of the
Nt"harch, would afford her the opportunity
OF making an honorable advance. But w.
nave sootten been amused with speculative.
projects of accommod ation so often Zen
disappointed by delusive overtures : tho. w,.
cease to hope any thing from Justice. or from
any other arbiter than force. IF chance or
sentiment and policy should be experienced
in the cabinet of G. Britain, we should he in.
clined to ascribe it rather to the stapna,io,
OF hef rade, from the rigorous exclusion of
ner products from the continent, and 60 the
rear OF a total bankruptcy of her manufactu-
rerS ana merchants by non-intercourse
with us; than 20 hat sentiment which ourst
long ago have dictated r. paration If thr
injuries we have xperienced-M,t. Iut
From our southern frontier, the last ac-
counts sta'e Their FOlwar Skipwith, perce;y-
ing inc utility Of anv resistance which he
would have it in his power to opDose 4l,e
arms o. the y. States, and probably indinr
an 'ndisposition in HIS followers TO engag. in
SO rash An enterprise. had Withdrawn from
ne tort OF Baton Rouge, which had accor-
"i"sV been occupied by the American
ironps.
The conventionalists therefore have weld.
ed possession to the u. s.
From Mobile we have not lately heard .
oul . Or 'oaole that tho Spanish authors
ties viii be glad to relieve Themselves nc
their late apprehensions from the conven-
t!"nai'sts and others by delivering posses.
SION to ne United States. IF So we shall
nave acquired peacsable possession from both
par ies.-Ib. 'A
GEoR2E NJ. BIBB Esq is elected Sen.
a,"r OF the Uni'ed States from the state OF
hcn'ncky for six years from the 9Th of March
next
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DOMESTIC SALT--Hu The sozyn of.soy;n1
IN me county Of Onondaga, in .Nequ York'
7ras tisf ucar niauufac.u red AS, $40 bxsh,ys
q Sat- f'o" me sait Strings, at TIM nlacc.
~ as fvorfh twenty-five cents a 6ashei on the
shot.
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me United States' sehosne- En.erhr;-e
Lie'f. Perry. is iost IN Long Island SovnS
near Fishers Island. The cre7y AND
guns saOed by the boats from me /ileate
President.
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Do.neatlr.
WAsHINGroN Inn %

Ihe discussion on the 6iNf3r the renc-a-
al Of the charter Of the Bank ofhe Uai,ea
States rs still continued in he House of Re-
freSenfafives bur nofgcithStandiur fhe
Sredf zeal qoith suh,ch debate is ureeS.. IL -
erfecfed that the question on indefinite most.
foneniem soiH be- taken to-morrozr
During the de6ate yesterday, Mr.. Mum.
J0ra informed the House, that he hadiu dis
fosSesSt0" Petition from 1850 Inhabitants
~ ". YORK, praying he renewal offhe char
fer' ''h'eh ne shonfa hresSnt as soon as al,
ohio rtunity o6ered.
Nothing IF great inheritance has been
doae heSc tsoo Days past ia the SENATE a
detail of their Proceedings gv.R 6c eiyeu in
OR neat.
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GEORGE NJ BIsB Esq. is elected Sem
aior Of the Uni;ed States from the sta,e &c
Kentucky for six years from the 9Th of March
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22

yfrpinis-M The Superior CouJ! Of Chos-
ee5y holden IN Stanton, rae 29h day
Of November, 1910.
aKrwEEs Abraham Gorrrll and Joseph
Correll, Ex'ors OF William Gorreii,
decd, and Isabella Vanmetre, Elk, and
Isaac Vanmetre, Ex'or of Jacob Van.
metre, deed. Pits.
AND Abraham Vanmctre, SC. Def'ts.
The Court doth order thar Master Com
missioner Bent, do take an account of the
real property devised, aud advsncements
made by Abraham Eanmetcr the elder, 10
all the plaintiffs aud defendants in this
cause, together with a statement OF the va
lue of each part thus advanced and devised,
aud make report thereof to this Court with
any matters specially thought pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be so
stated; and the said Commissioner is su-
thofised TO proceed in the absence of either
party, who having reasonable notice of his
primary appointment or adioarnments, shall
iail to attend him.
A Copy. Teste,
HENRY J. PEYrON, e.c.c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22
Land for sale
x Trfefson Csunty, Virginia.

IL fcfefson County, Hrginis.
THE subscribers will sell a very va!ua-
l. bic FAR o. four hundred aud fifty
acres, adjoining Charles Town. in Jeaer.
son County. The soil 10 Of the best quality
OF Limestone laod-Upwxrds of seventy A
cres arc in wood, and about thirty in mca-
dow copious stream OF water runs thro'
the whole, so as to be capable of watering
any part Of the meadow. This Farm pos
sesses great adyzntsges-It touches upon
Charles Town, a town OF INCREASING pros
Perity. and not more than sixty eight miles
from hlsRsndriA and seventy-three from
Baltimore. We will sell 10 either entire, or
IN two lots, one Of two hundred and eighty
ave scrcs-the other of one hundred and
sIxty-iye-this division may be made so a.
to give TO each pare a convenient shape, to-
gether with = proper proportion Of wood,
water and meadow.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will ap.
ply to Edmund Pendleton in Martinsburgh,
Berkeley County, or to Adam s. Dan.
bridge at his residence between Martins.
surgn and Charles-Town
ADAM S. cambridge.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Martinsburgh, Jan. 4, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22

CTRAYED away from my farm sdjoin-
- ing MIR. Samuel K~enuedy's and Mr..
abraham Snyder's on bacx-Creek, TWO
OXEN, the Zip end of their horns are saw
ed off. and have been broke to work, the
colour OF them not iecollected, q crop of
the left ear and a slit-Four Dollars will
be paid to any person who will deliver them
as above, or give information TO MIR. James
Faulkner where they may be found. The
sboye farm is for rem. Enquire of Mr..
Faulkner 10 Martinsbursh, or to the sub.
scfioer in Middle way, Jefferson County.
WILLIAM M'SHERRY.
Dec. ii, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22

'TNHE sudseriber wishes to dispose If all
l. MS real property, SiEuateain the c5un.
fy 81 Berkeley and in the tom IF Ma,Hns-
6urgh; the bropsr.y in Mar.in.buygh. can
sisis Of, a large and comm0dious Dwelling
House, 6mh Of stone, completely Jfuistea,
As feet by %, ahfge and convenient Kitch,
en- uade, the same roof, a complete Snake
House, a ssone Dairy, Attaining u zVsA of
gead limestone zDafer Mc. never fails, hess
IS betweea As and so d2Aars received year.
lyfor the 1vater taken out If the weH one
Log House, zUeather.boayded and painted.
% fee, BY 10; one nerv Frame House, nat
finished SO feet ty "a, with a good Kitchen
adjoining sad Frame House, WeN finished;
also, tzUo c0nvenien. Stables, zViM roughs
and racks in each Stable, all insured against
fire, except the unfinished Frame House.
wifh afuEI lot and three feet o(ground neil
fenced oEin two divisions, nnda large and
conveniea: gard. TIE above property
stands on Burke street, aot.hiss 1903 fsei Of
queen street, 22o fces from the Gaurt-
House, and has been occst.bied,f>r several
years as q Tavern, ecefy shtng IS cacuh-
led to render this prope,sy desirable far any
Kind Of public business.-Also, ohe Brtcs
Hause and one Frame House, on Queen
stree, ; The Brick House is % jeet BY 20, the
Frame, with a Stode Kitchen under "a, IS
26 Eet by IL, zoi'th a go0d Stable, all insur-
cd against fire sh's property rs all complete
iy faished, Nth a jul lot If ground, vel
improved. H. has nos extended 10 parti.
euLars, as he expects any Persons zVrshing
to became purchasers, wdH vieW the PremE-
ses bcfare they purchase, at 1Ohich time he
will be able to inform any person or Persons,
that may think pro5er 70 give Inn a cal. the
terms ofsa!e, SIC. II he does n7s sell the
above property before Me f,st dag Of Aprtl
nest, it wiK then be for renttora term Of
gears.
He also wiN sell 1861 acres Of Land, in
Ber&eky County ; this Land rs IN three
frac,s-one Of 452 acres, 9 z0hich IS a
DweAing House and Stable, and suo
springs that never fail, there are 35 acres
cCc.eGr land, z0eA enclosed with agood fence
-Anofher tract containing 500 acres-the
third tract contains 500 acres, without any
Improvements there is part Of the 800
acre tracf that rurS zuifhfn tzOo miles Of the
river PotomGk; the greater part Of those
tr1cts are roithin one mile and troo miles d
fouy SarO mills, on Sleepy Greek; those
tracts are all ctothed with ,Vhffe oak, black
oak, hick0ry and yeA0ro pine cf the bes'
quality. He WiH sell or barter the above
tracts Of land, far a complete 1esA finished
read waggon and horses, Nth complete
gears, me balance in good paper and mo-
neg, or land IN the SKATE cfOhs0. HIS only
reason far disposing ofthis properly, IS on
accouns Jmoney ne osVes, rVhich he must
pay, or cause 20 be pad, before he m0ves
ous oFMis County, 1shich 1vtH be nexi taH,
provided he can SEX.
%OHN ROBINSON.
Eag.iaa!kr.h, JGnaa5y Is, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22

ing, (something frequently risirg 10 his
throat;) rcsrlessness az uight, loss of flesh.
&c. From those symptoms, | wss conf.
dent he had worms, aud having procured
a boz OF Lees Worm Destroy ing Lozenges
The first dose expelled t~ent. three large
worms, which gave him immediate relief
He now enjoys a good state of health, and
| believe | can from experience say THAI
Lees Lozenges are the most elicacious re-
medy for worms now in use.
THOMAS PETERS,
of the late fran of Peters & Johnsoa.
Baltimore July 1, 1910.
MesSYs. Michael Lee 81 90.
A child Of MIR. Henry Grimes, near
Mr.. <. betis's naii factory, was for up
wards Of Is months violently afflicted with
sickness, which appeared to proceed from
worms, the symptoms were restessness at
night, debility, pains III the legs, loss of
flesh, &c. After having the advice OF an
eminent physician, aud trying a variety of
medicines without succcss ,s,hc afflicted pa
rent. were advised to try Lees Worm
Destroying Lozenges, which expelled dur
ing the operation of the medicine, a great
quantity OF large worms, some of which
measured Il inches-uir child now rnlo}s
a good state of health.
Baltimore, June 8, 1903.
Edward Higgins, Soutn.street, Balti.
more, administered Lees Lozenges agree
able to the directions, to his child of IL
months old--the FIRST of which expelled 4
worm measuring 20 inches long aud near
half an inch thick, the second dose expelled
another is inches long and the same thick
ness, and a quantity OF smali worns mixed
with slime &c. The child enjoys a good
state Of health.
Lees EHsir,
A sovereign remedy for colds. oasti-
nats coughs, catarrhs, ss,hmas, sore
throats, and APPROACHING c~opsusnption,.
Wessrs. MicAuel Lee 81 Ga.
You are al liosIiy 10 use inv name in
the recommendation OF Lees Elixer, IS
from repeated trials | have .onld it an ex-
ceilent remedy for colds, coughs, &c.
RICHARD BARNY.
Ea.t. June 90, 1910.
Nt.srS. M.chae! Lee 81 Go.
\ was attacked with a most violent
cold, a severe cough and pains 10 the
breast, which continued TO grow worse :
during which my appetite failed, and INV
voice altered SO much tina, it was with The
utmost exestion could pronounce a single
sentence louder than my breath. Some Of
my friends having observed to me thar
much good had been done by the use or
Lees Elixir advised me to procure q bottle
from Messrs. Warner md Hanna which T
accordingly did-and to those persons UNI
acquainted with the merits of this medi-
clne, 1t will appear astonishing th.t three
doses should remoye the pains in my breast,
and the use of one bottle restored me 10
peries, health.
!. A. SMITH.
Market, Street, Fells Point
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JOHN SCOTT.
Dulany-st. near Columbia Garde rs.

Lees Wo,m-D Destroying Lozeages.
This medicine, which Is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and eficacious in its
operation, cannot %injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist IN the body-buS will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels of whatever is foul or Of
%fensivc, aud thereby prevent the produt-
ton of worms and many fatal disorders.
Msssrs. Michael Lee s. Co.
Observing that my son, six years OF
age, was troubled with difficulty in breath.