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WAsHINGTON-CITy, Feb. q.

haa'aa aost&ties.--rhe following is an ex-
|raet OF letter from a gentleman at ST.
|.aaries, louisiana Ter1.s :, dated January
IA answer to your inquiry respecting In
'S'aa nostillt'es IN this quarter, l nave to in
Enm you than some OF the reports that have
, ~.I ueir way ln;o the pubic prints, are
e., nm exaggerated, but are seneraily true
uePied.lionS committed by them have
[:.en Principally il Indiana and Illinois terrific
~ some horses have been taken in this
n.Oiy' oni believe no murders have been
@,tl'Sa by them for the, last ten or twelve
O"us had Rattered myself that the drub-
om NJ sven to them by the troops under the
Sen.' ''" VI Governor Harrison would have
j f'o'u tpam to return to order. III this it
ee,s -" g ! Was mistaken, for this day by am ex-
q mel sou FORT Madison, we are informed of
&Om ,o ,S'N9fs committed on somc traders a.
s p ~ miles above that Fort by a party Of
h. ~ .D"i y. patton. A Mr.. Haut, son Of the
i NJ D. F''Itt ottha Uaited States army, and
y bsir no.. ,oF' were trading in that quarter
<scb o,b lsVs ABOUT three miles distance from
nr [" e Tae party Of Indians came to
baios5 mouse aud appeared friendly until they
H. do '''''i'tance ito the house they then
IIn s ss; Two men thar Mr.. Hu.t had with.
Reler -, 1im and boy who was his inter
& h wer ~ 'neta, and packed up the goods
IA HIM. - Tue honSe aud carried tbem off.
!: N : discovered tia. ,hcy believed hin.
|Paf.S /: ing :, iaho'aa aud on t1at account had
n s sDo,S ~ Nr They tod hbu tha, they bad
Coon Party 70 aiii prior aud carry of
}. 1 w. ard that they Intended in a Short
as on @ ' Tie Forl--aiter which they would
l. ~ mD N'ii every Aacric.a thew could
"a some rsE = 5onk NJ HINT aud mis- boy with
Oysd cue "e distance, aut uigas came on and
en sn ,A.FeH'elY s,,rk wbic1 tortana,ely gave
Frsd Spp9sunity Of escaping aud thew
8 n. { At For, Madison on the SIKH day.
taetx,rso solIties that haze taken piece, to.
Aiians n =, laemysserious conduct dr the few
believe . sfy pa.sins aransst us, tad. .ae
tia, H.. VA taey are determined Tor wa.
We 20 se SCI On by British agents
@e ser y Va, Var wit, Eegland, | calculate o..
31i'A 1orA ia this quarter
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alexandria
g,NEsvuLE, (ohio,) Feb. $.
Fort6amkes Earthquakes !

Y Earthg,ukes : Earthquakes
.oo,ber shock was felt here YESTERDAY ; a
MOI a,closs, P. NJ. 50 violent as to alarm
saM : ,heir houses, who run into the streets
Psy N Il i b, been brought forward IN the T.
80, n Of Kentucky, providing loF the
gi''alu, M ebildren of the people called SHA-
w WIZ a' u is severe in its operation, and IS
t1 ha to pass. A nualOet Of resolns,eas
i A =. bsen reported by eonmlt'ee appointed
n ra r. purpose, among WHICH the 5th reads as
Follows sc, i abandoned.
Nit a~o.n, nv law to be permitted to acquire
t OI5I property as a tsme soie---as well as
h 40, reasonable parental control over her
klaaren BY. the husband SO renounc'ns the
NM nue. contract--And when prayed Tor,
Iha s' she should have divorce granted WITH,
tnSps Jrn-&ts being eeteadsd 10 me h"s0aad
\, abandoning her.
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BALTIMORE, February 81.
GOOD NEWS FOR FARMERS.

Mr.. Mifiin, a respectable and intelligent
gentleman. who arrived day or two ago from
Cadiz, whence he sailed about the 10Th Janu-
airy, states, that the scarcity of provisions was
so great in Spain, that the French armies will
be compelled to evacuats the country
Mr. Bell, of Philadelphia, an equally re-
spectacle gentleman, who arrived from France
in the Constitution frigate, confirms the a.
bove. We understand he was privately in
formed by person of note in Paris, that there
was famine in Spain, but that no person in
France is permitted to speak Of Spanish al
fairs.
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Twenty Dollars REWARD.
WILL be paid for the apprehension Of a
Negro Man, named
MOS

Ahout twenty years old, who abscondcd
from The employment of MIR. Is .ae Heis-
ael OF Springfield, on the night Of the 18th
october last, then the property Of Capt.
James Leith of this County, bus at present
the property Of the Subscriber The fci.
low had on when he absconded, a blue cloth
roua,i about coat, swansdown vest, cair OF
.aw tr3wsers, a pair of strong shoes and
fele hat /; no marks can be recoliected to de-.
scribe the fellow more infinitely. His
height is about five feet ten inches, dark
comple cted, and rather fond o. spurious
liquors As h. has been principally raised
Loudoun county, near NiiddIehurg, it is
probable he may have made for that neigh
orhood or the lower part of the stare. The
bove reward will be paid for his being Sc
cure in any goal. or ten dollars for nfor-
nation of him SO that car Get i'm pain.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Bloomery Mills, Ham71shire, county,
va. near the forks Of Cahscahon, oawtf
February 26-29, 1912.
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BROWNSVILLE, (Penn.) Feb. |.

Earthsuqkp-A shock of an earthquake
Twas felt Ia this place, on-t''e n'ofninS OF the
|7b, between me hours OF three and four,
(which lasted u ,yp-.rtis Of or 6 minutes, a
|spe-t-, " houses were shaken to that degree
that the inhabitants had to leave their beds,
|,he cup.boards were rattieti ON their shelves,
|and cradles set to rocking occasioned by thC
shaking Of the houses. This shock WIS more
|'ensibly felt on the bank of the river, than OH
|the hills.
We had also slight shock on the 10th Of
December last, which lasted but a few Sc
cOnds
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Kentucky, has published list of the number
of boats, and an estimate from actual inspec-,
ton, of the value of produce and merchandise,
which passed the Falls of Ohio, during the IF
ty days commencing on the lst OF October,
1911. From this statement it appears IN the
aggregate, that during that time, which was
III the dulest season of the year, there passed
SO flal-bottom boats, barges, and keels.-
Tleir loading amounted to S222,366.
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From the american Daily advertiser.

krom the american Daily advertiser.
Mr.. PouLsoN,
ltyou have room in your paper to insert
the following extract from new publication
winch has appeared in London, entitled, {" A
aerlo-Lndlcro, Tragico-Comico Tale, written
by Ihinks-l-to-myself-Who :" and which has
been attributed to Mr.. Canning, you will con-
tribute to the amusement of many of your
readers. understand that this interesting
little work will be republished here in few
days.
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causeway.
February S.

Corr Of Sessions, Jan. Term, 1917.
Sentence was pissed on BENJAMIN GRAY,
Tor robbing the Branch Ga'lk; to De branded
lon the Drawn of the left thumb with the letter
b. which sentence was Immediately executed
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ge,,1et There is now the greatest tfeshet
i me Santce and Pee Dee rivers, that mas
Nm known for sixteen Yeas past. Upon the
Pee Dee considerable quantity OF stocS as,'
[forO have been c,;9ied away by the Hood
rbicb rose, in one night, twenty-five teet-
Tb, Santee had ri, ell three feet and was still
,rsinc onthe Sd inst. TAerc was seven feet
sIa ranSpYFay
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since Emily Msndeyille had looked grave at
me, had felt as bold as a lyon about dying,
and will venture to say, could have resouee-
ly walked into the very arms of old Drybones
with his hour glass, had l but met him any
where III my walks
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TO HIRE,

4 likely Muzatto BOY,
About years of age ---t'e is we'll quail
fed as Waiter, for either public or pri-
vate House.
Enquire cfthe PRINTER.
February %.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY MORNING, February 80.
'iTO sHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRTDAr, February %, 1912.

IOOoE OF NEFhF"oEN a " ES.
FRIDAr, February %, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr., Quincy presented the petition of E
phraim Bailey, of Massachusetts, praying FOR
certain arrearages Of pension. Referred to
the committee of claims.
The Speaker presented petition from the
Wyandot Indians, praying grant of lands to
be distributed among that tribe. Referred to
the committee on public lands
Mr.. Gholaon from the committe Of claims
made an unlavorable report on the petition OF
Elijah Pike, which was ordered to lie on the
table.
The Speaker laid before the House report
from the Secretary of the Treasury, in pursu-
ance of a resolution Of the House of the Nth
alt. containing statement Of the amount or
duties since the commencement Of the 90
vernment.
A bill from the Senate for establishing
general land office in the department Of the
Treasury, was read twice and referred to
the committee on public lands.
The amendments of the S.nate to the bill
authorizing the purchase Of Winslow Lewis's
Patent, we're taken up and agreed to-
Mr. Bassct moved the following: Resolved
That the Clerk of this House be authorised TO
subscribe with j. Miligan and w Cooper for
so copies oil a new edition of Jefferson's Ma
nual provided they will annex thereto the
Standing Rules and Orders of this House, and
that the same be paid for OFT Of the contingent
iand OF tnis House. Adopted, SO il favor So
against.
On motion of MIR. Stanford it was deter
mined that when the Hcuse adjourn it ad-
jouln till Monday.
The house took up the unfinished business
OF yesterday. When the house adjourned, the
4th Resoiution--dnty on sait--wAs under con-
silleration
Mr.. Stanford moved to amend the resolu-
ton by adding land that duty of 10 cents
per busheI be laid Oh all domestic manufac-
tured sslt.''
This motion gave rise to considerable de-
bate, and was determined by ayes and noes.
Yeas %, Nays %.
The question on agreeing to the resolution
as reported was then determined in the mega
tive. Yeas 81. Nays 60.
Concurrence with the 5th Resolution-.du-
ty on licences and stills.
Mr., M'Kim moved to amend, and debate
arising, the house adjourned.
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Mystery e.rtlained, or The cheat discovered
The news by the Flash ofthe recent release
of number OF American vessels turns out to
be hoax the vessels had been released long
ago and one of them had actually arrived in
this country long before the arrival Of the
Flash; as will appear from the following arti-
Gle copied fresn the Boston Palladium. The
Captain of the Flash undoubtedly received
the list he brought, from the American Con-
sui at Bordeaux, and the good consul may
probably make out the list sundry times more,
bat ii will be of but little use in making peo-
pie believe the French DEGREES are revoked.
French NE W Justice An account is pub
lished as negeS OF the release of vessel at
Amsterdam-oi the Star, Pocahontas,A rastus,
Whampoa. Two Drotkers,& Adventure When
the release OF one vessel is mentioned dozen
,imse inattentive readers probably. think
dozen vessels have been discharged. Now
the release CT the Amsterdam vessel, of the
Two Brothers, and Adventure, have been re-
peated!y printed-and probably the rest have.
The Two Brothers sailed direct from Boston
for St. MaIoes, bout year since the Ad-
venture went to France with fish and re-
turned to Marblehead some time since
.Nrzv- York EUeniag Post.
The Editor Of the Courier, at Longville,
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From u London Paher.

From a London Paher.
Epigram on person styling himself Knight
of the POLAR STAR, (Sir George Mackiin,)
who attempted to steal at Hatchet's hotel the
watch OF waiter narned DEATH.
The Polar Stars redoubted Knight,
Stole into DEATHS fell chamber,
To fitch time-piece true and bright,
While DEATH was thought to slumber. 4
But DEATH, who's never off his guard,
Full we'll saw all that past,
DEATH cries out, " Death is your reward,
For you'll be hang'd at last"
The Knight of the Polar Star, who attempt
ed to rob the waiter, whose name was DEATH,
of his watch, must have been courageous
fellow, to think of stealing time from Death.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers to the Fauquier and
l. Alexandria Turnpike Company, ale
hereby notified aad requested to pay to the
Treasurer of said Company. on or before the
frst Monday in March next, the sum OF Yen
Dollars on each ard every Share by them re-
spectively subscribed, including the sums
already paid.
BY order of the President and Directors.
Jno. Hampton, Treasurer.
Buck land, Ian, 30-Feb. 3. eotl Mia
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Clover Seed, &c.

90 bushels fresh warranted Clover Seed
80 hhds. retailing Moasses
20 ticrces new Rice
40 bales Cotton
1000 bushels Ground Alum Salt
lust recrivsd far Sale, BY
Joseph N melville,
Corner Of King g Fau5ar- streets.
February "a
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A CARD.
MR.. GENERLS.

HAS the honor OF Informing the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Alexandria, that his
Ball will be positively On Monday evening
next, I'd Of March. On
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Heel Shoes and Fancy Soabs.

Just received from Nequ- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of 6 dozen each, assorted, some of
which is superior to any ever brought 10 this
place.
IN STORE,
$50 Bales Cotton-nce quality,
Shad in barres-wcll cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonncts in boxes Every low priced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by -, s by 10 and by English and A
merican Window Glass, by the box.
~" Those who wish to have the Glass SET,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on
long credit.
E.. Gilman.
November /. eeTIaw
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The Editor Of the Courier, at Longville,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-28
HAHN,s AN1TDIfIoUs puJJs

The operation ol theSs p:i'' are perfectly mild.
90 40 70 be used III salty oyres5ss a. eve ~ al
nation and os eFss7 SC
They are exe.ilenfir edaafel "a e.try M en-.
peThuous bile ard prey.n its IDorbid secretiaas.-
70 restore sed amend The sppeGts---to produce a
tree Persprstion and thereby prevent coitls ricl,
are are of'en or fatal Consequences. A dose ne,e,
ia'.s 70 remove COLI 'ftsken onits irst sppear-
snce--thcy sre oelebtsted for remoyina hsfit,,,I
sso'fiTeness--siokoess 1t ths stomach And severe
heat sehe--snd ought TO b. taken By all Fersons
on > chance Of climate.
IheJ have been fouud remarkably cficacious
IN preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages, and shouid ~ proeured aud s,srefuly
preserved for use By every seaman
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-28
SAMUEL G. ADAMS.

SAMUEL C. ADAMS,
IS nov receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally frvm New.Yorl, a gen
erM assortment of
Hardware, IFonmongery,
Cutlery snd Saddlcry-slso,
20 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
3 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
Pair Esophus Mill s,ones.4 & < Ia feet,
Csst Steel, sails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sh-eted Iron.
An a.sortmtnt OF Military Goods, and an add.
tionai supply o. best Dutch lloiting Cloths. and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderste tcrna.
Richmond, Dec z, 1879.
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NEW EST
yENHE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
u at the corner Of main * 6fteeDth streets,
opposite the Uell-T avern, and offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, by wholesale and
Fetal, the following articles, viz.
80 Hbds ist quality Brown Sugar Cgener.
ally lsrge.]
25 Bbls DO do. do.
80 Do. LIST &. 2nd quality Phiiadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
10 Chests Hyson Tea
2oBoxes Imperial do, superior favour
10 Puacheong Rum, old & well navoured
i,a.f do. do. do.
6Pipcs Country Gin.
II Do OF superior quality.
IS Hhds. retailing Aolasses.
6 Do. Philadelphia Whiskey.
1900 los. Prime Green Coffee.
5000 lbs. Pale do. do.
0Bags Heavy Pepper.
ol)o. Pincnio.
50 KEGS GuNpowder.
500 Straws ID pint Tumblers.
u Boxes English Pipes.
SOC Groce Bottle Corks.
l00Rcams Wrapping Paper.
81 Boxes best Spanish segara
SO Barrels Prime Pork.
50 Do. Fish.
And expects by thefirst arrivals from PhiIa.
deipbia and Baltimore, 8 tons Shot, Irons as
serted, Iron Castings, WIiskey, Sc he has
also ON Land, from 5 20 5000 dollars worth of
DRY GOODS, assorted, which viii be sold on
bong credit, or bartsred for prime Tobacco.
WA. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1912. IT,
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CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous list.
To III Ten

.
Being desrous to make public for the good of o.
thers the excellent quslhy OF HAMILTON's E
LiAtR, ,'rcPsrcd by the late Mr.. Lee, have sent
you the following account pf the benefit have r.
ce'Yed from IT; which hope viii induce others TO
give 1t atrial. In consequence of hruse on tie
breast received from fall, NV health gree ha,i,
my breat.ins became very difficult, and Frequently
have had siidden'y to rise upin my bed With all
the horross OF immediate snfocation. Add these
constant pain in my breast, and cough, a great
loss OF strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an approach
ing con sumption. The advice offs most ciaine n
physlcian was resorted to- aud afterwards second
was called IN, but without giving me- any relief
Another physician who knew me and tic oironn-
stances OF iay case, advised me To gve E1nintoa's
Elixir stiiii-saying, lac had used il in his prsctisc
and a!~ays fond it to 10 much good. A bottle
was procured from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief
before had taken half oft. continued 70 use it
and was son strong enough to Site-.i to business.
on taxing cold some of my former symptoms re-
turned, hu; arc siwAy srcIAoyed by dose or two
of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER. Jdn.
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ME Subscriber having. III cansidera bic
4 degree, recovered his health, is urge,l bv
both social and parental motives to resume pur-
suits unsvoidahlv Interrupted under the naost
affective circumstances. For that purpose, 6
With view to permanence. he has purchased
GLGNaiOkE, pleasant, healthy, and, IN every
importan;rspent. eligible situation, near Mill
ton, in the county Of A;Eemafle. As, aowey-
er, Immediate possession OF the bulldogs can
not be obtaintd, he will, ON The second Monday
o. !anusry next enter upon the 'lNSTRUCTI-
ON or YOUTH, at North. Milton, in the large
and commodsus ye,low-house, belonging to
Col. L. ~. Randolph. His plsn, TO the full ex
test ct which the accession ofa respectable As
s'stsrt will, hetrusts, enable him to do ample
justice, embraces tire same branches rs hare
heretofore constituted the course pursued in
substance through the various forms of his sue
eest'ye establishments. lie, moreover. con-
templates boarding in his own family certain
number OF the jun,r pupils, over mhosemorals,
progress, and well-oeing, he vi edu!eusIy
watch-other dsmilhs will Afford satisfactory
accommodations. Fprparticulars, apply to the
subscriber himself personally, or by letter.
Also, 10 Col T. NJ. Randolph. or 10 p. Carr, Esq.
hihemarle county, ard to Mr.. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, Richmond.
Z. N. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov. 2sth, 1915.
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NEW ycSx i.oTTEgY.
: Union Co!icge--Mo. 4
Sot near 2 Blsnks TO a Prize.

Not near Blsnks TO Prize.
The Drswing of this Grand Lottery. will
commense IN the City of New-York, on the lst
IUesdsy IN peAtinpnta, and viii continue 10
arsS oOV Tickets each Jay until innhcd.
An accurate Check BOOK will be kept of this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, tina; the ear
hest Intelligence of their success may be given
10 adycnturers.- BY POST from any
part Of the Stste, and every information re-
sPccting the shnre or any of the Baltimore Lot
terics, will be always given gyafis, and with the
greatest pleasure to those who-may be inter,
'ested
Nov. 2S. .c
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INrAIII,l1r

1GUE md EEVER DROPS,
For tie care cfaSgttes, yemittenf, and inter
1iit.cnt Jevers.
Never was a medicine offered that hasa erea er
csim to public appreciation ;han this IS many thou
sands can testify. II would be needless To expa-
t'ne 1rgely on the extraordinary virtues of these
drn Git being the generally received opi.,ion that
il taken regularly, and according to the directions
Il I. lie most e.hcacious medicine in the known
world, for The AgIo and in,erniiteatieyer. Tlou-
sand: cen testify ofther being cured By these draus
after the bark and every other medcine have pro
Vedipeiiestual Not in an hundred ha, had
occasion TO take more than one, and numbers aof
half bottle.
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200 Dollars Reward

a Bundle containing 800 sheets of 90 collar
I - Notes printed in Bark for the Farmers
Hank OF Virginia, was taken out Of Baz and
supposed TO be stolen or the night or the 10Th
ult. at the house of hsessrs Woodford G: Talis.
terro, in Frederickshurg. The above reward
will DE paid 20 any person no will deliver the
said Notes to D-bney Rerndon, Esq. of that
place, or 20 thc subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against i'm
position, they ere informed, that no Tsner.y
Dollar Note, haze 6esa, nor ell Be is.aeIhy
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, or any OF its
Branches, until further notice.
WM. NEKESvIs, Cash.,
Richmond, Nov. .. eptf
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TONS ESSENCE AND EK
7,H.fCy or NIJSTdRD.

a safe and efTeetunl remeay for acute d chronic
rheumatism, govt, sltllnlatic govt, paliy, umbsgo,
nrmbneE,, White dwellings, chi,blsins, sprain,,
bruises, p.in in the fsce and neck, &c.
This valuable remedy is prepared both in fluid
state and iT pills and thus excellentIy adapted both
for cxtcrnai and internal use.
ihe pills operate mildly by insensib,c pcrspra-
,ion, expecting the superfiuous sad morbid humors
they ere highly cordial to the stomach, creatc ap-
pe,ite, and digestion, remove flying pains and cold
or windy complaints il the stomach or bowels
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-28
HAMLTON's
GRAND RESTORITYyE5

rs recommended - AZ invaluable medicine FOR
the speedy relief and permanent cure for the va
rIous com plants which result from Ji.sipated plea
sures juvenile Intersections, residence Ia climates
n9iavorsble 70 the constitution, the umoderat- use
o. tea, frequent intoxicstoo, or other destr,cfiye
ln'enperanee, the uuskiifni or excessive use Of
mercury, the disasses pecuiiNr to females ct esr-
tam Ptriod of lie, bAd lyiugsin, &c.