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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA

ENTRBD.
Schr. Lucret;a, Smelt, Providence.
Sleep Montczuma, Palmer, Norfolk.
schr. Freemason, Foy|es, do.
Susan, Parsons, Oporto.
Ship America, Lucket, Liverpool.
schr. Mary, Lane, Neaburyport.
Ship Laura Ann, Fairhan, Norfolk.
Arrived, barque Mary, captain Jack
son, 44 days from Liyelpool--dry goods,
crates and salt-Joseph Smith & Son.
AUGUST 9Th, 1T. ~. 90, long. os, 80,
spoke brig Geor;'.a, of and from N. York,
bound to France: 9th, spoke ship from
Beaufort bound to Liverpool, out SIS days.
August 10, lit, 42, IS, long. 81, 50,
spoke the ship John, from Jamaica bound
to London. August q, lat. SO, II, long.
10, spoke ship Toatine, from Bordeaux
bound to N. York.
Also arrived, schooner Susan, captain
Parsons, AZ days from Oporto--wiDe--
James Keith, jun. and others.
Left, brig Galen, captain Grooby, of
Portland, for Bordeaux; brig Caroline,
of Boston, discharging; brig Sturgeon,
|captain Hallett, Of Plymouth, Mass. des-
|tination unknown ship Prudence, capt.
Coffin, bound to St. Ubes; scAr. John,
|capt. Bartlett; ship Apollo, Foster, bound
Ito South America; passed at the bar brig
Commerce, capt. Newman, bound in.
Aug. II, lat. Al, Is, long. Sc, spoke
three British merchantmen, from Jamai-
ca, bound to Liverpool, IS days out, in
formed that they had experienced hea-
wv hurricane in the ong. &c, which sepa-
rated the feet, great number OF them
being dismasted and supposed some had
lioun1ered. August q, spoke ship On
tario. lat. Al, SO, long. 81, SO, from n.
York bound to Dublin, days out, all
well. 26th, lat. II, 81, long. 68, spoke
schooner Sally, TaHner, from Penobscot,
bound to the Havana, 6 days out, all
well.
Also arrived, ship America, captain
Luckett, So days from Liyerpool-full
cargo of dry goods, hardware, crates and
salt-to ]. G. Laid, c. Bennett, John
Jannev, e. M'Crea, and co. A. Lynn,
5. Marx, K. slade, G. slade, R. Libby,
s. Hampton, and Co. S. Harper, P.
Dunbar, and Co. I. Janney and Co. J.
u. Janney, ]. Lloyd, l. Entwisle, w.
Harper and Co. Hugh Smith, A. G.
ICazenoye, J. Kennedy and Son, ]. and
Il. Withers, r. Vowel, t. Preston, F.
Luckett, Il. Hunter, w. Garner, and
I'd. Somers.
Aug. %, lat. 48, 81. long. II. spoke
Iship Milo, capt. Glover from Boston for
Liverpool out 90 days, passengers all
lwell. July 81, spoke the British frigate
Niger, from the East Indies Z weeks
hound to England, Informed us he had
on board the Crown and Throne of the
King of Ceylon, which place was in pos
session of the British having been cap
tured after hard fought &C
ltion in which the British lost general
lofficers and a number of nen--the
Grown and Throne were valued at Eigh,
iillions-they had likewise on
|,oard number of wild beasts-he said
american privateers had been very MI,
laerous in the East Indies.
| The America experienced violent
ale of wind off the coast Oh Wednesday,
lad Thursday last, and saw number Of
water casts and parts Of wrecks after II
ceased.
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Grand National Lottery.

WILL commence drawing in Baltimore
on Monday next, 29th inst. and will
continue to draw three times week
until finished, and at least 600 tickets
each day.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
5 prizes of s 10000 each
9 prizes of 10000 each
10 prizes of 5000 each
s5 prizes of 1000 each
so prizes of 500 each
Besides the usual proportion of l0o,-50
30, &c.-grNot two blanks to a
prize.
he first drawn 10000 blanks are
each entitled to prize of S 10.
~ Present price of Tickets s 10.
SO Cents.
September Z.
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FALL GOODS.

THE subscriber has imported per Ships
Georgiana to Baltimore, Ocean and
America, to this port,
IN assortment of Fall Goods,
CONSISTING OF
POINT, striped and Rose Blankets.
Coarse. second and fine Cloths and
Cassimeres.
Low priced and elegant superfne
aistcoating.
Low priced and cut Coatings.
kidder,ninster and Venetian wide and
narrow Carpeting and Hearth Rugs,
Flushinss, Plains and Kerseys.
White yellow, red, scarlet and black
Flannels, in we'll assorted bales.
Broad, green and drapery Bays, as
sorted colers.
He IS daily eIpecting
An assortment Of LONDON GOODS
and has on hand, as usual. an assert
ment of Domestic Goods, Cotton and
Woollen. Ali of which will be sold al
the rates of the northern markets, and
difference of exchange.
ALSO,
Some casks of Messieurs Murdoch.
Yuille, Wardrop and Co.'S. best London
Particular Madeira Wine, to be sold at
importation cost.
Il. c. Caaen0re.
September. 2aw
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pie. Then the earth shall be obedient
and adore the justice of the Most High,
and the sacred city, that seemed ap-
preaching to ruin, shall arise more glo-
'rious, against which not even the gates Of
he'll shall prevail"
*The meaning of this work is yeeks in
scriptural language the word sUeek Is. In
terprsted year.
fCorsica, at the time Of Napoleon's
birth; was province of France.
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Sent. 5.
Steam Boat Camden,

OF George-7ozUn,
. xk5N Will leave George Town at s
49, g O'Clock in the morning, g return
from Alexandria at O'Clock call at the
and at Brent's wharf below
the bridge, and at Tyber creek.
September 7. tt
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A great Bargain.

- 81 SSeo A>NA $oi''
| will Sell, for the benefit of my Son, the
following valuable PROPERTY, viz.
S97 acres valuable Land, on
the White Oak Swamp, being one & half
miles from Charlotte Hall. This land
has been found from experience as healthy
a situation as any part of Maryland; it
has within SO yards of the door remark
bly, fine spring notedb by travellers & others
to be equal to any water in America, 1T
is we'll timbered and watered, some Va
luable swamp land, good Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Barn, &c. &c.
ALSO;
One hundred and fifty-fve Acres Of va
luable LAND, near Bryan Town,
Charles County, Md. There is on each
of those Plantations good Orchard, &c.
ALSO,
t will sell or hire 81 valuable NEGROES
"a credit will be given for greater part
nf the purchase money SO as to suit pur-
chasers, by giving bond and security
possession given at the end OF the year.
Ifthe above land IS not sold by the last
day of September, it will be to remit
will rent my plantation on Wecomice
River 70 a good tenant, for term OF
years--A further description is deemed
unnecessary as purchasers can view the
"A. NEALE.
Augusts. Sa"s''
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Sales at Venduea

SalCS dL Ci1uuC.A
On Friday neat at half past 10 o'clock,
VIII be sold at the Vendue Store, FIVE
CASES of English DRY GOODS, a.
mong which are
Cloths, Casimeres, Cambria, Leno, ia
comet and Book Muslins, Muslin Hhdkfs.
Bengal Stripes, Ginghams, Calicoes, l.
IRISH Linens, Marseilles Nesting, Dia-
pers, Brown Hollands, Madras Hand
kerchiefs, Cotton Hosiery; g'c. &C.
ALSO,
S boxes Ladies Kid and Morocco n,
York SHOES.
u. c.. Marsteller.
Sent. 6.
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CGSrUIITOErs.

The work Will be comprised in an octa,
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and vii be printed with an entire new
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Those who interest themselves III the
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Persons holding subscription papers
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value Of Che annual Experts Of the United
states. and Of each State in partcul ar,
distinguishing the articles Of domestic
Growth, produce and manufacture. rom :
that of foreign. The value OF articles q
foreign origin, exported, will be given Tor
ZACH Wear, aud for each State, from 1902,
With an account of the carrying trade,
.lur;ne the late wars in Europe.
8. An account of the Imports OF the =.
states as far as practicable. The amount,
If some of the principal foreign articles
annually consumed i'll the y. States, at
different periods, with the amount o. 70,
~eign articles exported, with or without
the benefit Of drawback.
a d. An account IF The trade OF the -;
states. with different parts of the world
anda comparative view of the amount OF
3heir trade with each nation; with whom
they have any considerable commercfai
intercourse. Also an account OF theif
trade to China and the East Indies, ~
Gliding that to the South Seas and the
North West Coast of America, with some
considerations relative to the balance OF
trade. between the i. States, ana other
parts of the world.
$ The amount Of the public Debt, at
The commencement of the present govern
.ment. the Various provisions made iof Tie
FINDING and payment OF 1t, the increase
,r decrease Of the Debt at diaercnt Pc
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+be commencement of tie late War, be,
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Its Increase since by various loans, ano
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Of the expenses 81 f the government at dif-
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G Thr Revenues Of the United states.
TIE amount OF duties collected III each
Estate on Imports ard Tonnage, with az
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Duties, from the sales Of pubic hailas;
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rat;ye view of American Tonnage with
that OF other Nations. >,
This work will be accompanied WIT!
numerous Tables, collected from the best
sources, great proportion OF which have
never vet been published: The whole be-
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facts and documents showing, at dlitef-
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lie American Nation.
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The Restorniire Pocder for inc
IS fyeth aud Cams.

This excellent preparation coinilo comfort
and strengthens the gums, preserves NE E
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, BY absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and fonlness, when
Suffered to accumulate, never fails to m :.
lure and finally ruin them.
mild, SO as to be used with safety BY per-
ons in every sitnation,and OF every ase'
They are exceiiently ADAPTED to carr
off superhuous bile prpue ent ITS nor
bid secretions--to estored amena the-
appetite-to produce free persplrafl9ea
and thereby prevent cn'ds wlnchl' 50 Of
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
rails to remove cold il taken on tirSt IT.
aopearance-they are celebrated tor re-
moving hanitual costiveness--siccAness a,
tbe stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate. =
They haze been found remarkably eth
catious in preventing and curing oisor,
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully presery-
ed for use by every seaman.
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Public Sale
of Laldllon and Fai,Jaa Lands.

I'm Thursday the 10th day Of August
next, il fair, if not. the next fair
day,: the subscribers will offer at public
sale. at the tavern knownby the name Of
Lanesyille, tract of Lard lying in TIE
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. TIE.
above tract contains about two thousand
five hundred acres. and lies near the road
leading from Leesburg to Alexandra, a
bout 19 miles from the former, & e from
the latter place, and near the turnpike
leading from Little River to Alezandiia.
It is situated in an agreeable nel5hbor-
hood and connects the advantages OF wa
ter and timber sit has been divided m
to compact farms containing from two TO
three hundred acres each, upon most OF
which there are tolerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold IN lots
according to the above dNisIon.-From
experiments which have been made OF the
effects of plaster on the above tract, 1t
has been found to succeed as we'll as on
any other land in Loudon. One third of
the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instalments with interest
from tie date, to secure the payment OF
which the purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
The purchasers vii! be allowed the pri-
va!ege of seeding in the fall, and pos
session will be given on the first DAY
of January, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
MI. John Matthias. Surveyor OF Loudcn
County, residing in Leeeburg.
= CARTER Il. PAGE,
JOHN w. PAGE.
June 81. tbs.
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THE review Of the Trade, Agricul-
tare. and Manufactures Of the Colonies,
will contain an account of their Exports
and Imports at different periods, and the
amount of Tonnage employed In the Co.
lonial trade, with brief account OF the
different kinds of Manufactures carried
on. previous to the Revolutionary war,
and a summary of some of the principal
Acts of the British Parliament, regulating
and restricting the Trade and Manufac-
lures of the Colonists,
The View Of the Commerce of the U.
States and its connection with Agrlcul-
tare and Manufactures, and the public
Debt. Revenue and Tonnage, will be CIV
en- from the peace of 1885, to the 4th of
March. 1913, and from that time to the
close of the year 1914, under various
heads. among which the following will be
the principal.
/. The Exports and Imports, as far as
| practicable from 1855, to March 1889,
an estimate of the whole expense of the
Revolutionary War, the amount of pub
iic Debt. at the close of the War, measures
taken by the old Congress for the pay
ment of it, with some of the causes which
ed to the adoption of the present Con,
/ stitution.
| 2. From Marc' 4th, 1889, to 1914, in
elusive, an account Of the quantity and
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GEO. .BENNER, p.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
Hamilton's Essence and Eatrdct q
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy TOT aca.e
and chronic. rheumatism, govt asth ''i :
yout. palsy, iunbagoo, numbness, w'A!e
dwellings, chilblains, spralns, bruises: Pal'i
sn the face and neck, etc. IN
This valuable remedy is prepared noth
an flail state and in pills, and thus excel
Gently adapted both for external ana in-
teriiai use. .h1o
The pills operate mildly by insenslole
perspiratioh, expelling the superiiaoas
and s;ersid hunors: they are highly cor,
sdialsto the stomach, create appetite, a,9
digestion, remove flying pains. ana cola
or windy complaints in the stomach OF
bowels.
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Toofhe .Gche Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered wineh
gives immediate and lasting reilet IN the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE NEDIcINEs arg
prenared from tie Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, M
widow)No So, Maiden Lane, Newt orA,
and by her Observation-Disclosures SOLD ny
.Messrs. jas. Kennedy q hon.
BooKsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA
April IS.
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Holm HOOVER.
Hamiltoa's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
ssicine for the speedy relief and per,mia-
nent cure ofthe various complaints winch
result frem dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretoas, residence in climates un,a-
vorable to the constitution, the immode-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxicatt'on' O.
other destructive intemperance, the UNI
skilful or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period Of life, bad lyings in, etc.
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w iiIiam .Devaughn,
Hair. Rrssscr & Zig Maker,

ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
gN RESPECTFULLY Informs the pub
-, lie. that he has taken the house
9rmerly occupied by THOMAS SHIELDS,
nd next door to thomas Mounts comb
mandatory, where he intends to carry
a the Embarrassing and Uis max iag'
s{a,spess IN all its branches, and sollclts
part of the public patronase---he will
spare no pains to give satisfaction to all
Who may favor him with their custom.
June 5. :.
n =. Gentlemen and Ladies' Hair
ut in the neatest manner.
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Salected from a numerous LII
T0 I'll. LEE.

q 4 L.
BA;ue DESTROYS to make public Tor t tnf E
...oaJ ef others the excellent quality OF
Sg "a rows ELIXIR, prepared pY
xsa,ata sfr. Lee, have sent you the loi-
-: .aos .cconnt of the benefit ! have re
. ss;,.al from il. which ] hope will inauce
others "a to give It trial. In consequences l :
&c > hrn;ge on the breast received ir $, .
fan, nv health GREW bad, ny orsa1 a
h 49, d;eicult. and frequently ! have
bsd suddenly to rise up in my ped VIII WI.
all tae horrors Of Immediate sshocasio,'. :.
Add to these, a constant pam "a ny J,
breast aaa . cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and YOU may coicsi'e
FIAT ,gvsvmnte,ns evidently indicated al
anoroachins consumption. HE aqylet
of . most eminent physician YVES feso or
to. aud afterwards a second was caliea !
ia. but without giving re any fe.le9
Another physician, WHO knew me anu
tba circumstances of my case, deotse''
ne to gre Hrmiton's Eac,r a trsa:-
SAVING. he had used 'Sit ia has Prac''ct'
and aI.cags found it TO DO mttca s''2a. !, = ).
hoffle WIS procured. and I found 'eese1
sssars Tbad talcen half Of 1t. iconanuea
to use It. and was soon strong enough -
attend to business. On taxing coiu' SUI -
of nv former symptoms return D"eafe a.
WAYS removed BY dose or two OF tae r.
Exir. r>7>7pp 5.
No. II. Budd street, Philadelphia.
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BUSINESS

1EyHE HOUSE and Ior

3 NILE HJCSE and LOT a.
q occupied by the subscriber p f'g Se
al between King and Prince ,t ~ fCF'
ieet deep, With a convenient slrs v0 ),
a large back binding efabopt tis,i AID
size, an excellent frame. two -. s''e
high, SO that TIE premises woulG ST., s@'ie'
the carrying on any Kind ofhrsiroos@., ' '''
sE Immediate possession ps.
had. nay 9
n. 3. I have for sale several ,rs.,
Of CABINET WARE. rev @1lCe'
ranted to be Of good material, and , ~
which VIII be sod lv ra. I~l
June 81. --'0DI'
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ITCH CURED.

Bg once ,;sia,, lees sorerei.sp Ointment.
The proprietor informs these persons
and families who are suffering under tins
disease, against the injection Of when
no PERSONS safe) that if this ointment IS
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Damasls Zip snlre.
Hans true g gc5,f:iue German Corn
pinisfer.

Aninfa,hblc remedy for corns, speedily
removing them rect and branch, without
giving pain.
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Hahn's genuine Ego Wrier.

A sovereign remedy for ali diseases 0,
The ewes. whether the effect OF natural
weakness or of accident.
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JOHN O.. LsDD Z

Has for Sale,
100 bolts Russia Duck
4 hhds. mems coarse Hats
% kegs fine wrought I'D. Nails
set elegant dining China
8 boxes Decanters, assorted
2 hhds. half pint Goblets
9 hhds. sailed Lemons
/ pipe Sicily Lennon Juice
case domestic made Woollens
l case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
5 boxes mems Shoes
Is tons Russia Hemp
grass Gables
Square Iron, Oil, &c. &c,
June Is.
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Cads or C,,4glas
HAMILToN,s ELIXIR.

sroereign remedy for Colds, obstiants {,
Coughs, .asthmas, sore throats, ana
approaching Consamptions, and asa naos1
disorders Of the breast ana lungs.
a SINGLE trial will prove, that q
restores the determination OF !. 1n lS
fluids to the surface Of the body; anu
brings on Tie common healthfal Pstsp, ne
ssagh viscid phlegm Or mucas' 4s ssfg 1ngrs.
ems the weakened vessels Of tns , n,h;sS
sheathes sJhe acrimonious h NUM-. It.
rritates them ard finally d lhe a;sorder =.
Thus strikes at the root Of ehs stfsstaaly
the symptoms are Of !, e oras' the reverse
and permanently eaaqp wh;eh weaken wei the
Of eo%%9a and give strength to the the
s slsa er. for tine sake of moderatins Tor
az s's% aressnf some Of It's painful effects.
Vac CASE OF CURE.
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CASE OF CTR !.

Selected from numerous RT'
r Ja5n Hoover, rope-naker, South Sc
.con;i street. between Mary and CHRISTIAN !,
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
cath as follows: namely-that his VIE =
MARY Hoover, was so severely AFFECTED
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
! : situated, the consequence OF severe
cold after living in, as to be conhhed 70
her bed for several weeks, and was at
,.,neth retlaced to the mechanically appIrse-
tension of remaining cripple Tor ilie'
Notwithstanding the mostrespectaole me-
deal advice was followed, and every pro-
bable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of.cures performed by ia
,nilton's Essence and extract OF Mustard.
tl,ey were procured from Mr.. Birch, no.
J7.South Second street. The first sppli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
rom. and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength. 49, ,,oo,-,,,
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices OF the
peace for Philadelphia county.
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med At NIGHT on going to bed, t never
ss sI = neFform a cure by the following Y
8 mind a. thousands who have used It
dn u tie last ten years can testify; Inc
nesnliar excellencies Of this intalllple fe
!, alv far the itch, over every other, are
tbe certainty of cure by single aPpllca-
t;on: the ingredients being 50 innocent Sc, y.
s s to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not on,y
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatun,'
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pTRT7C BATHS'

PUDLjO H .,frr.
F. ;. ,s:: ssa ;s;s:i:;s S5;;i
,ndris and its vicinity, H that o,, the Tie
HOUSE (on the alley atjoHlI "ts!. isp p
o Ops 4ia at frst f Of October, where tpc5
1 ra,d %" EA =, may be bad at any 4. n.
Gold Az nA and ID, until 9 O'Clock at s,nb,cI5,'
the the Gay tsrm ra are S 10 each for f saDa' .
FIR d,S the ,e' season. 80 or fifty cents 10
Bath. .hs are kent eZcIus d
" fo wG Ladies. who will F Fe;risz', Boos
At the alley adjoining Mr. aG fCentiene94 "a
u Oa requested to '''''
adioining the Theatre cb;eIds.
- Thomas GIN ect
May 10.
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Hamilion's Worm destroy ing Lo-
eSpHreS,

This medicine, which isas innocent \
mild, as IS certain and efieatlous In It's
operation, cannot iujure the Youngest IN
FAINT, should no worms exist IN the body,
but viii, without pain or gripping, cleans
the stomasao or bowels of whatever is foul
or offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
dactien of worms, and many other fatal
disordcSs.