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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

LAKE NAVIGATION-From the pre-
parations which are making on our interi-
or frontier, and the detachments which
have gone and are abont marching to REIN
force Comm odore Chauncey on lakes
Ontario and Erie, we have no doubt of his
not only obtaining the Command Of these
waters, but of possessing himself of all the
hostile shipping OH them. which he may be
able to Fall in with. The Commodore has
just set off on his return to those frozen re-
gions. About $50 sailors follow him. in
day or two from this navy yard 14O lately
went from Newport and other bodies of
volunteers will probably be raised and sea-
sonably dispatched thther. So that not
withstand ding the augmentation of the enc
my's naval force in that quarter, we have
every reason to expect every thing we can
wish from our gallant commander and
his brave crews, the moment the disap-
ance OF the ice will permit their active OPP
erations to take place. Co..
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ADMIRALTY OFFICE,


SIR-The lords of the council having
signifed their opinion for my lords the
commissioners of the admiralty, that YES
sells claiming protection from licenses is
sued bv Mr.. Allen, his maiesty's wee con-
sui at Boston, or by the Spanish minister in
America, ought not to be exempted from
British capture, and that such papers shall
not be respected by his majesty's cruizers,
have their lordship's commands to signify
their directions to you to give the necessary
Instructions to this effect to the captains &
commanders of his majesty vessels under
your orders.
am, sir, your most obedient humble
servant,
(Signed) J. w. CROKER.
.Admirai the hon. Sir j. B. Warren,
Bart. and K. b. Bermuda.
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Erraet pa tuer, dated Nassau, Februa.

~ 1913.
His NJ. S. Narcissus is of our bar with
the Us. Brig ViGer aud baltimore Let
ter OF MarqPe schr.. botn captured OF the
mouth Of the mississippi"
.---si-
we shall vcUtnTc So predict what IS TO
rise Withim few months 10 Sussil--eithcr
Size must beg peace. a"d give up Rtga 5
CrcHefadf III the pgedr.inarics, &, be held
during tie waT--or prisrsbGrr VIII be oc-
cupicd by the French arms before the 9TH
IT Ialy. The Russian Provinces on the
Dfnnbe to tive D1'ester or the Big, perhaps
io'he Ee'pcr. w,il be occupied by Austria !;
ADD Inc BalGc viii &c closed
Perhaps hcserc Fch. next, The british arms
viii disappear from Sgaip, and Engian will
rNnain msalated and excluded from every
port 10 Europe. In, ora.
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Your most obedient servant.
Nsy..s nsT.NrD ~

The Co!iccfsy effhe Customs,
Ney0Ik.
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sex. yesterday, in Senate, offered the follow
ing motion
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NEw-YoRK, Dee. 80.
GRAND NAVAL DINNER.

The Grand naval dinner, given by the Corporate
and :he citizens of New York to Commodore De-
caur, capt. Hull, and capt. Jones, testimony OF
the high Of gratitude entertained for their
late brilliant achievements, was celebrated at the
City Hotel, and was honoured by the attendance OF
nearly 500 of our most respectable citizens. The
Hon. De Witt Clinton presided MANY Distinguish
Ell military oTneers were amongst the guests
The entertainment consisted of every species of lux.
ury which could be offered by the season, and did
great credit to Mr.. Gibson The hiarity OF the
time would have been considerably heightened had
the wisd pc rmitted the prze-irigate Macedonian To-
have entered harbor during the festiyty AS
it was never did any company assemble under cir
cum stances Of more joy-creatiye nature, and
did any company separate under stronger impress
sons Of gratitude x patriotism.
The fotlowing are hhe Ioasts which were drank
the occasion
TOHSTS
I. our COUNTRY-May it ever be distinguish
ed by wisdom in coancil, and energy in action. .
Tune--LLi( CoiaHi6id.
g THE PRESIDENT OF THE u STATES.
Tune Presiiesf's .Hdrch.
s. TIE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
q OUR NNVY--WiTH sUCH Az AU5plClI,,
Gus DAWN, WHAT NAY WE NOT HOPE
Will BE- IRIS MERIDIAN sPLFNpOUk.
Glee--JAe heroes Of fhe Ocgan
g. THE UNION or TIE STArES-May It
never he endangered by foreign attachment, or Wy
6. AMERICAN Patriotism ~
stimulus glory It's obiect-a nations gratitude rs
reward.
sons-- Decafur, mn 8 Ioaes are hsys; d.
7. TIE MEMORY OF IllOSE BhA y p
rms WHO HIVE MOLLY F.fli.EN " &C
QUIRlNC GLORY TO TIE .3NhI,lCaN M
w Csee--HalPs Vicioyy.
s. THE Army OF TIE UNITED STATES
Tdeu--.3iPs VeX
9. CONFERENCE.-THE PAGES" q CH"'%si''''--
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OGDtNspuncp Dcc

90 OGDENSBuRGH, Dec. u.
To-day about II o'clock, 4 flag Of truce
crossed over to Pr.sCott-the commandment
at that place told Co,. Benedict that on the
2Sth ult. AGO of our troops crossed into Ca
NADIA at Chippe way--An action took place.
IN which 100 Of our troops were killed. Ail
the officers in a British company were XII
ed. aud the Company taken prisoners
British reintorcements arriving, our troops
withdrew in good order, taking the prison.
crs with them.
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WAsn1Ncron. ian. 1.

"FtFIf II
In consequence Of the death of John Spii-
lie, a Member Of the House of Represcm.
ta.ives, and his funeral, which took place
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to Capt HGll ths Freeman's oath. which
being taken, 1.-THE Ceremony finished, ant
Capt. Hnll retired amidst thousand ci,,-
zens who lined the passage and stairs, and
at the moment OF his departure made the
wclkin ring with the exhiiirating huzza
4. Post
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FROM FRANCE.

baltimore, JGnH0ry /. We have been
favored with a file of French papers (L'
l;dIeG eur 10 the 25ih October brought
by the brig Oriental, which arrived at this
port yesterday from Bordeaux. a few ex-
tracts follow. The Pioneer from Nantz
brings later French news, which is given
below from an evening paper.
Berlin, Oct. q. For some time past, "a
great number OF Russian prisoners have
passed through this capital on their way
to France. These strangers, by their awk-
ara appearance, have generally excited
the curiosity OF our citizens, who no doubt,
appear as ridiculous to them.
Warsazc. Oct. 4.-Grain is in such great
abundance, that the price has considerably
fallen.
Cofenkagen, Oct. Eight Russian sail
OF the line, that had sailed from Archan-
gel for Petersbnrgh, have experienced a
severe tempest. The ardmirai's ship lost
all her top gallant masts, and one of the
ships sunk. The chief officers commanding
this squadron are Crozvn, admiral Klokat-
chof, rear-admiral and Scott, com naodore
Arrived schr. Pioneer Adams, so DAYS
from Nantz-brandy wine and dry goods
Chr Dcshen. Sailed 9Th Nov. in COM
Ipany, sehr. Price, for Baltimore-parted
KEMP, Eriiress, Inca, Courier, and Finer,
of Baltimore; Flash of New York-severaI
other ports in France, all before reported
About o leagues south ofCape Henry, saw
large ship standing in, supposed her to be
prize Eighteen persons charged with a
IconStirdcy, had been tried at military tri-
bunai, condemned and decapitated at Paris
on the 29th Oct-6 or eight others arraig-
ned as accomplices, were acquitted.
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LAST FROM FRANCE.

BY the schooner Pioneer. captain Adams,
in so days from Nantz, we'have been favor
ed with the Journal PoEifique as late as the
Sd of Nov. They contain very little mat
ter. Bonaparte was at Moscow in good health
on the 18th October. He is endeavoring
to restore the city to its former spendor
as far as he can. Theatres are already
opened for the amusements of its inhabi-
tants, which are said to be crowdedly at
tended. A military commission has been in
stituted at Moscow to try the incendiaries
& their ;accomp!iccs engaged in burning of
that ancien. capital of Muscovites. A mill
tary commission has also been instituted at
Paris for the trial of three ex-generals, Ma
let, Laborie, and Guidal, and their accom-
plices, for attempt on the internal safety
of the state by striving to DESTROY the gov
ernment and the order of succession to the
throne, by exciting the citizens to arm them
selves against the imperial authority
The number of conspirators were twenty
four. Three ex-generals. a colonel, a chief
of battalion & several others were executed
on the the 29th Oct. on the plains of Gre
nellie in the midst Of vast camSourse of
spectators. There are also some advices
from the armies in Spain, but the late hour
at which we were loaned the papers prevent
US from giving further information.-S Sun.
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Columbian.

A letter from New-OrIeans, dated the
30th of November states, that an uneXpect-
ed rise of the water in the Mississippi, had
enabled them to get off most of the vessels
that were driven ashore in the August hur-
ricane.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

I0tESOHFP, DeC 10.
Ncwburgh, have generously Contributed
100 pair of wooilen stockings, 1879 pairs OF
socks and sixty pairs of mittens, for the
comfort and accommodation of the detach-
cd militia of this state, now on the frontiers.
The articles have been forwarded by the
Governor Of the state of New-York, and
are now at Granville, on their way to
Plattsburg.
Who will say the soldiers lot is hard,
while he is the favored object of the
tender and generous solicitude of the A
merican fair
A model on the principle of Mr.. Red
hefer's perpetual machine. has been con-
structed by a gentleman of this city K; and
we are happy to say, is evincivc of the Cor
rectness of the principle. 1t has been in
motion nearly days. Phil. Gaz.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
HAMILTON,s
Worm L.OZcngeS.

This .ae.iIciRe bears no analogy what.
ever TO Others OF similar title, so com
mnaiy complained OF as operating with
Violence on the contrary, a partic ulsr
excelisnce ofthis remedy Is IT'S being
suited to every age and constitution. -
j. contains nothing but what isperfect.
ly innocent, and is so mild In Its ope-
ration that It cannot iniure the tender
est infant of week old, should no
worms exist in the body but viii
without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, of whatever IS
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the productions of worms, and many
fatal disorders.
A dose of this medicine given ocea-
sionally during ths warm season will
effcctually prevent "the vomiting and
parging of ceildren," a dreadful disoT-
der, whiah annually destroys thousands
o I tho infant part OF our citizens. II
isikewise the mildest aud most certain
remedy known, and has restored to
health and strength great number
WREN in an advanced stage OF this fata!
complaint. Particular and plain IN.
strucuons are gwen tor every part OF
the necessary treatment IN such cases.
Children generality take this rnedi-
cine with eag-rness having pleasing
appearance, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Salisbury for Sale.

THIS valuable FARM, the ries.
dence of Charles 4. LoVe, Egg. is heie-
by offered for Sale. 1t contains about
1900 acres of Land, we'll wooded and
watered 100 acres Of good Timothy
Meadow, and the fields not in caltiva.
ton are we'll taken with Red Clover.
The. Buildings on the Farm, the
Dwelling House, rs well as the other
Buildings, are such as would accom-
modate large and genteel family.
This Farm, situated an the ID
J Turnpike road, leading from AleAan.
dria to Winchester, about , miles a.
bove centrcyille, and equi-distsnt from
AIexandria, Georgetown, and the City
Of Washington about - miles, is so
generally known. as not to need
more particular description.
For terms and further particulars,
apply to cHAREs I. LOVE, by let
ter, directed to Ceptreviiie, or TO
Richd. NJ. Scott,
Aiexandar
November2. 2m.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

YTTAS committed to Fairfax Coun.
w ty Jail on the 18th day OF Au'
gust 1913, mulatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
IOHN SIMPSON, aud says he is free
oorn; he is about feet Inches high,
mis- cIoAthing. bne roundabout jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
Of brooches, one of ducking, and TIVE
Of blue, two shirts, one OF check ilnnen
the other If India cotton, one swans-
down wsistcoat, one pair OF old shoes,
aad black fur hat, and says he came
from Providence, R. |. Gilbert County.
and that he was taken by the British
and carried ikto Norfolk. The owner
if any. is requested to prove his pro.
pcrsy, pay charges and take him away,
or he will be disposed of es the law de
reefs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Tooth-Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discoVeren
which gives immediate and LISTING re,
iiei in the most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
For the Prevention Z Cure
of Bilious and Malignant

ECVClos
No slsdicine hitherto discovered has
been aoi. successful, than HAHNS'
hNfi-8ILIJUS PILLS
The operation of ihrss Pills is per-
fcctly ,niIi, so that they may be used
with ssIetv by persons OF every situa-
iion,- and of every age.
They are exceilentiy adapted to car
ny off superHdous bile, and prevent its
nrorbil secretions--to restore and a.
mend the appetite--to procure Tree
Precipitation, * thereby prevent colds,
which often have fatal Consequences
A dose never fails to remove cold, It
taken on It's first appearance. They
arr celebrated FOR removing habituai
cosliYeness--siCkness at the stomach,
anu severe hesd-ache-sn1 ought TO be
taken by all persons on a change oil
climate.
fhey have been founl remarkably
eficacious in preventing and curing
disorders sttcndant on long voyages,
and should oe procured, and carefully
preserved for use,b every seaman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
o1S1aAMKEs, h EAnmp !
POCKET ALMANACS !
In plain and Morocco Gilt FINDINGS

Shafp's Virginia Remembrancsr for
do.
CONTAINING, =
Besides the usual Calculations OF an
Almanac, the Census of the United
Staies-a List of the member OF Con-
gress's Officers of the several Depart-
men Sol the Army and Navy--Navy
of the United States-Nembers OF the
Virginia Assembly Virginia Courts
of Law-Federal do. Circuit and Su.
preme.
ALSO,
English and German Al
nlanaCS,
Of various kinds Tor the year 1914 are
received Tor sale by
James Kennedy & Son.
Nov. 20. ep4E.
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IN OBEDIENOE

rSO the will of Walker Y. Page, de-
i ceased, will be sold on Friday the
18th of December next, all his real
estate in Frederick county, Virginia
consisiins Of jesUeen
900 and $50 ACRES Of Valuable
LIMESTONE LAND,
Lying on the main road from Winches
| ter to Miiwood, about miles from the
former and FIVE from the latter place
This tract Of Land is situated IN heal
thy and fertile part OF the county Its
quality is naturally very good, and be.
ing we'll adapted to the use OF clover
and plaster OF Paris, it may, at small
expense, De put in high state OF cul.
tivation. For the convenience OF pur'
chasers, it will be laid of into four e.
quail lots, which will be sold separately,
whereby il will DO divided into tour va
Iuabie farms of more than two hundred
acres each. A considerable portlor
of this land is Lowered with heavy tim
Der, which is so situated as to afford
due proportion 10 each Of the lots. a
handsome wheat faliow, consisting o.
yearly one hundred acres, has beef
sown this fall. The terms of sale viii
be made known previously thereto, b,
the subscribers; it is. however, under
stood that liberal credit will be allow
sdfor the principal part Of the purchase
money, and that i. must be secured b,
deed of trus, en- TIC land. Tie sale
will place on the premises.
At the same time and place will be
sold for Cash,
Twelve Likely Negroes.
The property of the deeease,i, consist.
ing OF several men. women and CHI
iren-One of the men is regulsi
bred Carpenter, & is said to be a vaiua-
BILE workman. There will also be solo
al the stock or the farm, consisting OF
Horses. Sheep, Cattle end Hogs, al:
the Farming Utensils; about $50 bar
reis Of Germ, and 400 bushels Of wheat
will likewise be seld. The Land ma,
De We've by applying to the overseer
on the premises, or to either Of the sub.
seribcrs.
Robert Page,
VIM. b. Page,
Executors.
yT~ A. IL.
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NO lie.

NOTE.
, The great celebrity acquired BY
several of the foregoing medicines 3ur.
ing the last Is years, and the ireqnen'
enquiry for them, at every spethecaI,
! and yenicr of medicine in the CR:tso
Slaves, induced the sordid and un.
p,incip'ed. toprepare caenterieits &
to impose such c6uuterfeits on the pub.
lie more ,nan one have hasely cctn.
menced Guinness Inder the assumed
name Of Lee, for the pu,po'e OF vend.
ing with greater success, mutations
cfthe excellent remedies prepared b,
ny, late husband, and have lad the as
s,uansc publicly TO advertise them as
hsying been in constant use for up
wards of . years.
By these aad similar receptions, the
proprietor hes been robbed OF part OF
the reward OF her labours, and many
individuals, greatly injured in that
most valuable OF al earthly blessings,
HEALTH, For those reasons The
proprietor earnestly requests the pub
lie to apply only TO those persons pub.
licly advertised AS vendors OF her me-
dicine, and likewise TO observe the ge-
nuine medicine have on the outside the
signature OF
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and AdminiStrairix OF Rich
ard Lee, Jun deceased.
Medical Ware house, No. SIS, Maid
en- Lane, New-York.
" st tie place of sale, Pam
DhIcts may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the sbove Nedi-
cines the number, importance and
responsibility of which, fully justify
every article the advertisement.
SOLD By
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, King-Siree;, and no
where else in Alexandria.
October S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
100 Dollars Reward

100 dollars Reward
ELOPED from Fairfield, in the
county OF Frederick and Common
wealth. of Virginia, GA Or about the 7th
day Of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property of the
lac William B. Page, deceased. An
,hony is ABOUT fest inches in
height, of substantial form, a ligh,
yellow complexion, and rather of an
effcninate voice. He is about % years
OF age, was brought up house ser.
want and has been acoustic ned to that
course Of employment all his lie. He
is a slave of great capacity and consi,
derable insenuity-he reads--he plays
the fiddle-and poases .es a great me.
chanical tura-he can do rough car
p-nters' work and make combs, The
above reward will be given it Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, & brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if apprehended At the distance of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
be given if he is secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. Lee,
Admrs. Of HIM. B. Page, decd.
May 5.
The Editors of the Federal Rcpub-
lican, National Intelligencer and Ga-
zette of the United States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
,hei- ,ccm,nts II, this Office
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16

pss6ess safesy ~ reesnana women or
on infants week old, not containing 9
particle of mercury or any dangerous
ingredient whatever, and not accom-
panied with that tormenting smart
which attends the application OF other
remedies.
Hahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.
An infallible remedy, for Corns,
speedily removing them root x branch,
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wa
ter.
A sovereign remedy fol all dis
sases of the eyes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
PuBLIc CoNrIpsNoE,

Has neysr oeen more deliberately and
firmly rcposed, and perhaps 10 no In
stance more Justly, than il appears In
the efficacy of the celebrated medi.
ciaes prepared by the late Richard
Lee, oil New York, and which continue
to be PREPARED with great care and ate
tention from the original recipes, BY
his WIDOW, and for fifteen years past
have been highly esteemed and gene
rally ased throughout the U States
many of them independent OF their
superior eih:acy) arc sold for less than
the drugs for whish they are com.
poanisd could be purchased at retail
store.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
" O r &c T..

THE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby noaf-
ed, that Dividend of forr per cent
for the last half year on the Capitol
stock paid in, is this day declared
payable to them or their legal repre-
sentstiyes on Friday the 18th inst.
BY order Of the President and Direc.
ors.
VIM. I'aton, Jr. Cash.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16

Notice is hereby given,
THAT tAe Subscriber nterdsto mike
application to the SANK OF Alexandra,
Tor the renewal OF three Certificates
OF Stock of the said Bank. Nos IL, -.
md le, which were issued 2sth
March, iYeS, to Richard Conway,
and transferred li,h of October 1911,
or John and homas DWELL TO George
Darling which certificates are lost or
mislaid.
VIM. H. Dundas,
.fdmiaissrator u
Geo. Darling.
December! epsw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
FOR SALE,

4 TRACT OF LAND, wing m the
i county OF F.iriax, six miles from
Aiexaadria, and adjoining the estate
of Zen. Thompson Mason, containing
IA acres. The soil IS good, and very
susceptible of improvement. bv the
Glover * Plaster system. The prox-
init Of this property to market, ana
the facility to which its produce may
De carried tHun,ing-Creek by which
t is bouatei bsing navigable almost 10
the daor) would ,eRier It extremely
valuable To person disposed 20 pay
sufficient atteauco to its cultiy,tion-
Apply to james n. Hooe, Esq Or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May 81
The Stockholders IN the
Farmers B,uk OF A,exsndria. are
hereby notified, that an Election OF
shirteen Directors, FOR the ensuing
,ear, viii nc held at the Bank on the
first Mcndry in next month. (lsnuary.)
John Hoof, Cash'r.
December Z. dt' VIM.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Hamilton's Grand Resto.
rative,

Is recommended as an inyaiuaoit
medicine, for the speedy relief & per
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Hamilton's Elixir.

A sovereign remeds .orCoid., obstinate
Cough, Asthmas, Cstarrhs. Sore
ThroNts, and approaching CInsamp.
tons. r. parents who have chill.
dren All ted with the
Il 0OPlNG COUGH
This discovery is OF the first magni-
tude, IS 1t affords Immediate relief,
checks the progress, and III short
! time entirely removes the Host cruel
disorders 20 whiea children are hable.
! Tl:e Elixir Is perfectly agreeable, and
the dose 50 small, that no difficulty a.
(. rises in taking it
Hamilton's Grand Resto-
rative,
Ia recommended as an invaluable
medicine, for the speedy rclieS & per-
manent cure OF
Nervous disorders Violent cramHsih
Consumptions the ssomacs aad
Lowness Of spirits back
Loss of appetite Indigestion
Inquiry Of the Aeia"cso'y
blood Goat IN tue sso-
Hysterical affec- mach
tioos Pains in the lim6s
Inward weakness Rel4xations, etc.
es and DEBILITY
HAMItTON's
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,
A safe add effectaal REMEDY tor
Acute & Chronic rheumatism, Govt
Rheumatic Goet, Palsy. LumbaSo.
Nam haess, White SweliiRg, Chi
bisins, Bruises, Sprains, Pain IN the
Fsce sna NesS, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared
both IN a fluid state and in pulls, anc
thus excellent, adapted for external
and iaternal USE
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted an infallible remedy
ono application, may be used Wit