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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
For he Portland G'z;l''

For he F0ruand Otzs@
The prevalence of the notion, whlchG NJ
combatted in our last number, would
dangerous in the extreme and thePwF'
gators of il ere often chargeable with W
most malicious intentions against tue pau
and order of society All honest na
cannot but unite in the adherence and dt''
ration of those, who kaosvingty scatter ssa
seeds of turbulence and sediIion among y
people,
But there is an error, as it appears . ~ Y
of different kind, originating in 'sfls'
ferent source, and fosIered by hlea~
ent class of citizens. We hear Il sald' y"
the American Republics must eIe loa' :.
pe,ience the fate Of all ancient Repuo J !,
and that, in the decline and fall o. O''s ~
and Rome, we may read our own sl''s y,
and death. Such forebodings DO no w. \
from ambition. They are toe childl'as :
the companions of sensible mi'. -, i
attendants of that amiable melaAsa0'l !.
generous patriotism, which VIII eva
mand respect and esteem. ..ta
] his opinion TO me appears 'lO' 0D ;sap
founded, but to have an inausplS'0u1s = #
ence upon our political soeie!' ..;n.a
pair of the Commonwealth was an ttl
Rome. However it may affect '0; ;'.ae
must be very unwelcome gues'O n,,a,ts
account, to the individual, VINO - .,bis
it. The reasoning which seems !, ! = 1s,yg
the opinion, has its foundation r ~, rODalt
the principles of our nature - hs
sion is logical; but the premise .sps'
What has happened once upon ~ T., ssrs
mept, may be expected again = e. ,',,e rrl
stances. II our circunsta''e, and y
cisely like those of the Ko'na";, loroSI
government precisely the sa''' ), n, ~
spirit, and could we asce','n BdnI
we might expect the same - !, asfa
different all these fhey 'n0 y y, ii II
seem to admit of comparison e 9a.a,be
shape, passions, end atfec', S,ns prsssa
This then is the design olthe l p' i
say: viz. 10 invite attention y ,,st,ota +
-, differences in the circslIl''''Ts .
i Srsi' uioss. Of he Two Majors ;
t h. 5ore rs IS alnos. boandless ~ MI.
pretend TO survey it. we , I
shor, a,-rursion only 10 q neis ~ bge
hence, and point out . /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

We understand, that on the third
w Wednesday in June, Five Missionaries,
Messrs. James Richards, Horatio Bard.
well, Daniel Poor. Edward Warren, and
Benjamin Z. M@igs will be- ordained a,
Nesouryport that the three former will
so, soon alter, to the East, and the two lat.
ter, probably to the West.
Portsmouth Oracle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
Foyty Thousand Dollars of Gov
Timex.

No. IL ,583, which came out the Capital Phad
Forty thousand DOHars in the New-York Bn'
Of Health Lottery, l., we understand, the ds
property of Mr.. WILLIAM p. DAVIS and aniAs
Gentleman, industrious and enterprizing cithaa
this town. This instance of Good Luck !
peculiarly fortunate, as it will enable them u:S
out of certain embarrassments arising from Hs
of little of that which has the image and aPa
scription Of Bank Bills.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01


WAsHI scTos, APRIL 90.
We. understand thai the FIRST squadron,
consistn 4 ( Tic friga.. Guerrero, Con-
stellation am ..-acedonian, the sloops On
.ario and Alert, the brig Epervier, and the
light vessels FREELY, Flambeau, Spitfire,
Spark, and Torch, designed to the Medi.
,c"ranean, will be commanded by Comma
dore Decatur, end tie second, to consist OF
the independence, of seventy four guns,
two or three friga,es, the sloop Erie, and
several smaller vessels, which will soon fol-
low, by Commodore VIM Rainbridge.
On a junction Of the two sqradrons,
Commodore Decatur will, probably, return
to the United States
BALrIMoRE, APRIL IS.
Yesterday afternoon most unfortunate ACCT
dent occurred at the Cotton Factory Of Messrs-
r. X A NJ Kim, adjoining this city ;the eng-
neer was caught between two OF the large iron
wheels, which nearly cut or rsther tore him a.
sun6er and put an immediate period TO his ex.
istence.
Sunday morning about one O'Clock, wooden
building used as Q cooper's shop, ut the head OF
Smiths wharf was discovered to be on fire, and
with lis contents was consumed-the exertions
of the fire companies saved the adjoining houses
ffom injury cifcuns snces induce belief that
it was the work of An incendary.
The Naval Court of inquiry sitting ct New
York, are, IL Is said, to investigate the causes OF
he loss of the F,oAc and Ranlesnake, as we'll as
Ina: of the President. HENRY WHxAToNEsq is
Judge Advocate.
The Worcester Gazette, states, that a late
Grand Democratic Convention in tha, coun y,
whose proceedings were published with Pom
pous s,ring Of R1snu ions, was composed of
twenty four persons an1 no more.
The Washington, arrived a, Aexsndris, from
Nassau, N. p. hes brough, the Proclamation OF
the Governor prohibiting the importal ion of
p DIVISIONS from America after The 10Th IF Aprti,
1915. Similar instructions have been issued to
all The Governors OF The Yves, India Islands, BY
tie British Government.
A letter from capt. Mercer, Commanding
company from Wilkes county in Gen.
NJ 'Intosh's detachment, says, the news Of
peace was received very soon alter the en-
envy got possession OF fort Bowyer and be-
lore they could make an attack On the town
OF Mobile the Georgia troops had arrived
day or two besore-many Of them were
sick-the following deaths have occurred /:
Thomas Morgan and jonathan Mont
gomery of capt. MERGERS company-Mr.
Brazile of capt Anderson's company-Mr
Young of the aI1lllery--George Allen and
I1riah TanpipuS of cant. n anP'S ramra.
ny--Wiley Hancock and Nicholas Carrot
Of capt. Garriscn's company-Edmond
Carlisle Of capt. 5. Lanes company--and
Thomas Coyington, WAGNER from Lin.
coin county
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
l8O,9i3,O32
er articles

Livres Tournols, more than 50 millions
OF dollars. In the same year the colony
imported from France in value little more
than l52 millions liyres, tournois, or about
SO millions of ldollars.-.Nor1olk Ledger,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
Prom the Cen,inel

Prom tn. CeDtinel
Mr.. RUssEiL-As the rapid growth
of GU, manufactures was he grand asgu-
ment and offset with the administration
and its friends, for the defruction of
commerce sit is hoped that all thofc
unfortunate manufacturers, who next in
turn are TO be fhacklsd and hampered,
will make fair and correct itatement to
the public of the bOuntjfM encouragement
they have received from the foitering
hand of government.
AS you have publifhed the fatement
of a Halter, pleaie to infert that of
Tallow Chandler. The Tax on Mould
Candles is three cents per pound, which
is equal to II per cent. al valoyem. 400
pounds is days work for one Chandler,
which is dollars tax IF four Chand.
lers are employed the tax will be 4S
dollars per day. Some of the larget
factories have manufactured (before de-
mocracy ruled) 3oo,ooo pounds in one
feafon I; the tax on that amount would
be 5000 dollars. Now, fir, if thefe
Candies. while burning, fhould be 70
fortunate as to tbro1v any light upon the
dark conduct of our miirulers or if they
will help the people to fee the acts Of a
preindeed and wicked adnunifratisn in
their true colors-the tax will be cheer
fully paid by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
TRADE TO PORTO RICO.

The Intendant Of the Island Of Porto
Rico, has opened liberal trade win the
United States, uadcr the following regula-
lions Flour TO pay 5 Is, including all
expences corn or rye meal so Gems per
bush. Pro, isions, bread, flesh or fish, 8 per-
CT ad yalorem soap, candles, starch, house
furniture, same duly implements OF in
dustry, machines, sseds, ias rurnents, hor-
ses for Iaoour or pleasure, free f: all othec
merchandise to pay 70 per Ct. ad val
Produce exported in American vessels, TO
Pay per CT. al. val. 4 onnage duties, 25,
instead OF 50 Cts. 10 these regulations, it
is added, $ that every protection and as
slstance will be extended to American ci,i-
zens trading 10 that place and should any
doubts hereafter arise or The construction
Of these regulations, the decision shall be
in favour Of The American cltizens. Bills
ofHcalth are required al oil Seasons
1t is said, that Gen. Jackson, on the re-
ceipt of the ratification OF peace, proclaimed
pardon for all military offences, and or
dered The immediate discharge OF all per-
sons confined under such charges.
The importance and value Of ST. Domin-
goto France, may BIZ appreciated by the
following statement from official docu.
ments.
Imhortation mo France from 81. Domingo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
PHILADELPHIA APRIL 20.

Arrived this day, noop Frolic, Burns,
from Nafau, New Providence,) Sailed
9th inf. No late advices from Europe
The importation of proviGops, &c.
from The United States, except in Bri.ilh
vehsls, is prohibited after the roth of
this month april by an order in eoun-
Gil, in all the Britifh iAands.
Tie trial Of the mutineers on board
the let,er-of uarque fchr Vixen. of this
port, has been progreaing the laft two
days before the Circuit Court of the u.
States, now fitting in this city. The jury
will probably agree on verdict this
day.
"Ibs Per S0ldier's Complaint"
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 81, 1915.
On or about the hra of July 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
BOSTON, APRIL %.
FROM I'D nm

A letter from Cadiz, dated January Is,
1915, says MIR. Ewing lately appoinle d
our minister near KING ferdinand, wrote
from Paris 10 the Spanish SECRETARY OF The
State, and asked ior passport TO come
to Madrid in his ofi1ial Capacity : but un-
derstand he received for answer, 4" That II $
=" Calholick Majes'y would not receive any
Minister or Ambassadors from Amer lea,
50 long as the minister from SPAN 10 the
United States was not received or ecknowl-
edged there, although his Caiholick Ma
"Jesty was DESTROYS to strengthen the bonds
"oi sincere and generous amity with The
United States" The answer given to
/" Mr.. Morris, at Cadiz, by The late Rrgen-
cy OF Spain, and the one he received sfle!-
wards at Madrid from the Kings ministers,
were predlcated OH the same grounds and
it is said, that instructions have been sent
TO the Spanish minlstel In America, 10 MAKE
known 10 the President this resolution OF
his Catholiek Majesty"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
BY TIE NAILS.
from The PHILADELPHIA True american, q
htyil 6.
LIEUTENANT HOWELL.


Lieutenant FRANKLIN T.. Howell, Kill.
led in the engagement: on board the u
nited States frigatc PRECEDENT, was fon
Of the late Governor Howell, of New
Jerfey. When about four years old, he
had the misfortune to lofc his father,
whole lois, however, was in great
meaiure made up to him by General
Franklin Davenport, Of Woodbury., who
took him into his family. and treated him.
with all the affection of kind and ten
der parent. Under the more immediate
carc and inffruaion of Mfs Deborah
Davenport, filter TO the General, he
received the rudiments Of his moral and
religious education, which had an abiding
effect on him. His literary acquire
ments. in which he had made confiderabIe
progrefs, were obtained in the Woodbury.
Academy He was entered midfhlp-
man in the United States fcrvice, under
Commodore Decatur, fome time in the
year 1911, in which capacity his conduct
was fuoh as to acquire him the eiteem of
ms equal and hyperion officers, and to
recommend him to the attention of the
government, who in the year 1914,
conferred on him the rank of Lieutenant
In his dispofition he was amiable, in his
department moral, in his manners
unufnally polite ard gentlemanly in his
Office firm and brave. Such was this
young gentleman, who fell in the late
defruetive war, at the ea'ly age of eigh-
teen. in bravesy defending the flag of
bis country. Thus have been blafed
the fond hopes and pleaGng expectations
of many kind parents and friends, by this
worfe than ufclefs war. He has left
large circle of relations, friends and &C
quaintance to lament his premature
death but while they mourn, they have
the confo.ation TO refed that he fell in
uniauntedly dischargiug his official du-
~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01

We learn, says the New York Gazette,
from genil.man who was about three
weeks since In the Wes.- India Islands, tina,
accounts he'd been received there from
France, that it was not expected that the
Congress OF Vienna would soon settle the
affairs OF the Contineht-some difficulties
having arisen respecting the Grand Seig-
Nor the Empel our of Russia, it was said,
having insisted on the cesslon to him of
part OF Turkey,
On the first of April, the Ohio was much
higher than had been known for MANY years
past 1t had encroached upon number of
houses in the lower part of Cincinnati, had
compelled some of the inhabitants 10 aband-
on their habi:ations, and was still rising.
The village of Columbia was entirely
OVERLOOKED, and the Inhabitants had retired
to the high ground.
from me Commercial advertiser of Frid1u.
Captain Wysham, OF the schooner AM
Phion, who arrived at Baltimore on We'd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01

-Another Report.-Capt. Kelly a..:
more from HAVANA, states that r. .s"ee Rsls
the latter place, that accounts from 'speua 1
the 10Th OF February had been received a nssast
that the Congress 81 Vienna had 5rOk,n 1'saa9as
rupture irds expected, and that Bn,s,.r I'd a!
is1ng large army determined 10 reto;a n ga aso.
ty Of Poland. 40 '''zsp
Ii Napoledn has again mounted n.
the Bourbons, we may soon expect i - 'one Il
revival of his system ContinentalD a asa ellk
loves the Americans !" and, 70 reou 49, aat b
they must again put into operation thai s.' - q
energies, such as non-mportation, noa-o,s '.'ss
embargoes, and the fdree about Frpa NC
sailors Rights" will be acted over sss;s = aa
ond" glorious" war, il the men or the ,,'.,s -
gress can, get into power onccmore. ~ w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01

1t appears by several Bermuda articles,
that the British on receiving the news OF rat
ihed Peace, promptly evacuated the Mo
bile country and that the troops and ves>
sells had arrived al Havana, Jamaica and
Bermuda, on their return to England. Ma
Jor Nichols, and some Indian Kings and
Chiefs had been landed a. ApalachicoIa, in
West-Florlda. All the British vessels had
been recalled from the American coast.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
fFejus is the place where >.
landed, when he returned from, JS0uan

Jago dc Cuba, informs, thar - !. : non s
red in London papers. (which avn
Feb. 49, that the Vienna CON- a ss'sh
broken up abruptly n.y.. s''a VI
the diuiion of the Twki6 on n.o'asa'ppe
Jequenee s subieh, hos prefs e. ES', !. . ..
and active recruiting for folder. cane :
Ken place in England. Auls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Hann's .af ti.Billious Pills.

The operation ofthese pills 5 perfectly
mild, so as to beused with safety by pc
MS in every situation, and of every ages
frey IRE exceliently adapted-to- cary
off superfuous bile prputent its more
abid secreticns-te estor amend ther
ppetite--to produce free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds Whichis so Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold if taken on irst ITS
appearance--thcy are celebrated for re.
moving habitual costiveness--sickness at
the stomach and severe heaJ -ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on d
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably Ell
catious in preventing and curing disor4
ders attendant ON long voyages, and
should procured and carefully prcsery-
ed for use by every seaman.
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published DLR by s. sy0WDEN ROYAL sTREET ALEXANDRIA
SATURDAY. NovEMBER 25, 1915.
John b. Hammatt,
Upholster & Paper Hanger.

Upholster & Paper Hanger.
NJ EsPECTFULLY informs his
IN friends and the inhabitants Of
Alexandra, he has removed to the cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax streets, where
he has for sale a general assortment OF
Upholstery, viz.
Bed Ticks. furniture linoties, laces
fifNges, and tassells, All assortment of
Paper Hangings and borders, weayers'
slays--a few pieces of Superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair. Mattresses kept constantly on
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cushings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
J. Il. III. Takes this opportunity tore
turn his sincere thanks, for tile share o!
public patronage he has received since
he has been in this place, and hopes By a
continued attention robustness, to me-
rit their future commands.
August %. IT.
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Nippon Lodge,

Containing from zoo to 500 acres on po-,
tomac River. about 5 miles FROM Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is.good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a. dwelling house
IN good repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne.
icessarNhouse. The extensive marshes
new neatly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most flatterins
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
karmby an inconsiderable devotion OF la
bour. For terms apply to the snbscfiber
ITO .Ssblet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra ).
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June a.. IS
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT 500 Acres in flle county o
Jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Balti,pore, II miles from the former, II.
from Harper's Ferry and from Charles
jown--6O milesfrom Alexandria, George
town and the City Of ashington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, 4 barn 40 feet square, sta
Bile, SIC.
The soil is of the very first quality,
welt adapted to the growth Of tinlGtht.
clover and every species OF grain-Nscfe
3han half Of the land is cevered with tim
bet Of the best quality.
4 N - 7tf1s tttfsf 9Tcnt {o,s- cy,fS 80 - s.
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3 "A BARGAIN iii Land.

u WILL SELL an handsome little
u F.aR.E, containing 195 acres OF
Land, Of which 20. are cleared and the
balance is timber. On itis2a cdmforta-
bic log house. near two excellent and me-
yer falling springs, and a peach orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lower part Of Leudoun county, about .
miles from Aide, 81 from Aiesandr1a
aud within half mile of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandria to
Winchester. Twill sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balancein two
equal annual ihstalments: Apply to Col.
Armistead Il. Mason. or to
,ea Robert .9Tnistcad.
E Nc,,er,h<, e 49,
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LOST

I'm the month of November last,
4RuNK, about two feet four inches IN
length. one foot in breadth, and eight
inches in height, covered with ared skin,
with the letter II in brass nails, an tie
top. 1t was directed to the Rev. VIM.
sTiawiey, Culpepper, Virginia. to the
care Of VIM. F. Gray, bookseller. Fred
efisssburg, Va. and was forwarded from
New York by Eastburn, Kirk & Go. in
the line of Wagon conyeyances then es-
tablished from Philadelphia, by Mathew
Carey, from Baltimore, by FieidiASLu-
cas-, if. ID,
Areward Of TWENTY DoLERRs will be
Given on the safe delivery Of it to the
Rev. Mr.. Wilmer of Alexandria. BishOp
Moore ot Richmond, or Mr. William X.
Gray. Fredericksburg: Is
October 1 law2m
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Tooihe .ache DroDs.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
HE above GENUINE MEDIcMEs are
prepared from the Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. iby Hannah Lee, his
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, Newly ork,
and by her particularanpointlnent sold by
.Messrs. Jas. Kennedy 9 Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
Anil Is.
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Catts C1alghs.
HAMILToN,s ELIXIR.

Sreereign remedy for, Colds Obstinate
Coughs, .Asthnas, sore throdts, md
approaching Consumptioiis, and mos
) disorders Of tie breast and lungs.
A SINGLE trial will prove, tllat..it
IA restores .the determination Of the
fluids to the surface of the body and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
ton; that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough viscid phlegnl or rnucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels Of the lungs,
sheathes The acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges it.
Thus strikes at the root Of the disorder,
the symptoms are Of course effectually
aud permanently conquered, the reverse
of common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disoi der. for the sake of moderating for
the present some OF its painful effects.
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I4462

mild, asisccrtaina eiiicatious in its
operation, cannot iinjure the youngest in
FAINT, should no worms exist in TIE body
it viii, without pain or gripping, cleans
he stomach or bowels of whatever is foul
inofensiye, and thereby prevent the pro-
ducion Of worms, and many other fatal.
disorders.
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Damask Lip Salue.

HAMS true g genuine German Cors
IS Plaster.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's gennihc Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
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Boiling Cloths.

IA ne subscriber has Just received by
i lrs General Isiugan. Captain Westoa,
s,,,. 49, amsterdam, 4 large s. elegant as
,'s, S,ent Of Roliing cloths, Of d superior
me- ~, .y' woleh viii be offered for sale at
i sore d Dir. James Anderson.
October 6. '-@'Vs 2 's:SaHaer g
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CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a. numerous Lit
20 III. LEE.

" IL. lIiLtIs - i
Reing DESTROYS to make public for the
good OF others the excellent quality OF
HAM:LT0N'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, lbave sent YOU the fol-
lowing account Of the benefit ] have re-
ceiyed from it; which / hope will induce
others to give trial. In consequence
of bruize ON the breast received from
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently 1 have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
1.-THE horrors of immediate suifocation.
Add to these, constant pain in my
breast and cough, great loss cf
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice.
OF most eminent physician was resortcd
to, and afterwards second was called
in, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew ane and
the circumstances of my case, adrised
ne to gire Haaritton's Eliri,' q trial
saving, re had used sit IN has practice,
and always fond it to do aauch good. A
bottle was procured, and / found relief
befors Had taken half gift. icontinued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by adose OF two Of the e
iixjr.
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GEO. BENNER, II.
10. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Kamiton's Essence and Extract OF
.MusfnYd.

A safe and eiicctual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthn:atic
govt. palsy, iumbagoo, numbness, white
sweliihgs, ciilblaihs, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus EXCEL
lently adapted both for external and ill.,
ternaI use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspil.ation, eypellins the superfuous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion. remove flying pains, and cold
Or windy complaints III the stomach or
bowels.