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NIHtF wv I'D IIFLY o.
SHOCKING.

The venerable and highly respected DR..
Oarid Ramsay, in passing through k.e,t-
ing street this morning, was shot by a
wretch named LiHe7, supposed to be deran-
geld with horseman's pistol.-The wound
IS very serious one--it is not vet ascer-
tanned whether it is mortal Patriot
CHA2LEsToW, MAY T.
ErT.--Sloop Henrietta, SANFORD. New
Orleans, II days, and from Havarn1. sn
ger, cordsgs and yarn--to the master and
passengers. Sailed from New Orleans ,,u the
9Th nit. passed several vessels in that river
bound up, but did not lean their names
Som after leaving the Balize, fell in with the
British feet of about so sail, having the last
oi British army on board from NJ bile
was sever'i days IN company win them Sc
versl o. the fleet had put inc davaunS a.
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Members OF the Standing Committee.
MAY l3--w4,y
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Extract of letter from Col. WIN. M'REr
to Mai. Gen. WINFIELD Scort, dated
New-York, 9Th April, 1915.
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DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, May 9.
Inc following extracts from letters adj
dressed to the Secretary of War. and whicb
we have obtained permission to publish
depict in lively colours traits of individu.
al heroism, which shed a lustre' on the ma
tiopal military character. MAJ. Int.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

I0WEauelNhi0, January II.
The schr. Ellen, Capt. Butler, arrived at
Reedy Islond on Friday last, IN SO DAYS
from Lisbon. Mr.. Guier, who cane passen.
ger III her, has Obigingly favored us with s.
very extensive collection Of English prints
to the 5th November comprising the Times.
Chronicie,s Sfar, CO66efFs Rcgissey, and
LOyd's List ! from some of which we makr
extracts for ahis days Gazette, aud shall.
continue them in future numbers.
Mr.. Madison's message or the mectinp
OF the prese, Congress, has afforded to the
respective British prints, wide field OF
ahimadyerson, in which they indulge, reel.
Procs'ly ia the most bitter Current Of re-
bark The following article is tF5n tbc
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MANSION HOUSE
HOTEL,
S, L. Corner Of .Harkst and Elepepit
Streets, Phiiddeiphia,
FORD CUTTER.
(LnLe from ~ Tork. J

iNttc JTOW SFtfO OTE,
u EsPEC1 FULLY acqusints the public. thu,
N be has taken the extensive pr, misses. iateit
occupied by MIR Wiiiam Reashaso, aud La,
commenced an establishment which be e.lers
himself cannot be surpassed IN this city.
Mr. CUTTER hes engaged attentive and dill.
gent Serv8afs lis LGrdfy will BIZ plep,ifuilv
suppiied wIth the best the msgke.s can sffsrd
AID the delicsees Of the season.. His eellars
are stored with tie choicest Lignors and JYiass.
lie assures his friends and travellers generally
uiat he will accommodate them IN superi,r
style having several private psrlours AID sin.
gle and donhle bedded chambers, pc can On.
sure comfort and convenience 60. families and
travellers, The situation is much more airy
and pleasant than that Of any similar esablsh.
ment in Philadelphia.
Public or PrivCte PdTyies can be sceonnoda.
ted with dinners, rooms, sc. on the shor,ess
notice
Extensive stables, csrriagchouses, 3 c. arr
attached TO the Hotel, and every arr4ng, nent
made TO give satisfaction to travellers.
n. Is. Bosrders accommodated BY the rncn. n
or quarter on moderate terms.
An ORDINARY, every day Al three O'Clock.
January IS. v3t
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Adjutant and Inspector Gss
Copy ofa letter from one eftA. uaos. y.so,et,5,.
c'nsens IN New 01leans to a .Seaatoy in Or.
gress, dare! :" I'"'
Nesu Oykeans. Dec % 1st,

1YetO Orleans, Dec. q 1914.
"ro'e you by last msi, informing you OF the
arrival OF a British force on this ccasi. ord The
1eStrucuon and capture OF our f1otiia of gun
o'ats by them Since that period we b.Ss M
accounts from them, but /, is reported ,ba,
thcy nave gone towards Mobile Point. and
shou they succeed, 10 try and posses, ibem.
selves OF tile Turn:
we do not YET know what exp dition th.
Is, but generally supposed, to oe C-ckburn n.
ni'ed with forces from Jamaica and the Mind,
ware Islands, consisting Of Black troo,s.
Oh The 10Th, Martial Law was procl.imed !,
'his city' ana the Iniiiia called out en- qngs.e--
appropriations made by the Legislature OF a sum
OF fifty thousand dollars for the erection 81 hat.
teres and granting bounties to seamen 20 enlist
~ uhe serYice-an embargo laid Tor the three
G-ys IN order TO stop the departure OF tI,ose in.
a's,requisition by the General for ne,rroes
% work IN iorthcations, impressmcnt of those
found IN the streets, we'll as all kind of ,l,..v
Carts, &c. "''s
An amnesty has been granted by the Cover.
nor ana 1eherai Jackson 10 the Barrii arians -
ihey are now n arms Tor the IeIence of the
country Such is the summary 81 nos., ~ ''e
vents. -
Yesterday generals Coffee and Carroll ,rr;-
we'd with 4,0C0 Tennesseans, and pen A a;r
wiii ne hSr Tomorrow with $500 Keutu.k,.ns
we know that they nave PASSED Ma chez I,ur
force will then be, in The city and wi,Lin csI,
loom nine to zen thousand men, and W. nav
consider ourselves safe, ut Iii events from any
e'"p 4e @i"'" that may be attempted by the ems
eRy. - '40 e">
az inns you may consider has produced a
good DE- a. OF alarm, and some lhtle coDfiIsion--
uG n, Gus ON IS great thing, and by degrees It
continue long here, for they carnot exhsc, ~" ~
DC successful, uniesS they have very stroes
ed. ""' 'oH'sSt'
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PRIZES.
E1tHaAge CoVte House,

- 'N' ~ 'dbudty lF~- ~ O'Clock.
Messrs LANG, TUBEkk aud Co.
Tue BRITISH brig Equity Downs, prize.
master, mas arrived below, prise to the pri
vateer ship Orlando, Joseph Basson. COM.
mdndery Of Gloucester, which fitted and
sailed from port, put into Gloucester. and
sailed IRON thence Nov. 81. The Eoui,v
was captured Dc, 81, IN lat, So, and was
IRON Greenock bound to Quebec, and is
laden with about I2O packages OF dry goods,
IL pipes brandy, 20 do. gin, IS do. wines,
- puucheons rum, $50 kegs behring's. and
several other valuable articles, the par
ucu'ers Of which have not been able to ob
tam Dec. 18Th, in long. 90, she was boar
aed from the priyateer schooner David
PoFter' OF and from Ipis port, had captured
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nothing and on the I'd inst. was boarded
from an hermaPhrodite brig privateer, SIX
days from Portsmouth. did not learn her
aame. No doubt the Guerrero, Burn,
ham, Of this mort
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N fortuga', and Spain, and France-The .n;.
rit OF INC British nation tuTn stoap 10 tke Lrtter
alternative: and thereto az ,pIfIte,,ey r.sk -,
0n9teVeF erpehce, WI must en- truce the former
ne invaluable yeNr 1871, when the treacl,ery
VI america w.s fresh in The minds OF the euro
Peah powers, IS past.-Aiready do they begin
10 relax IN their deep and merited con,enlpt o.,
the se.yile hypocr;te MaIlison.-AIreadv do
they turn compassiSnAtins look OH the s:no.
KING rafters of the would be capitol Present.
", perhaps, the russian Cabinet may forget
tiiSe the empress Catharine, to her diving day,
treated the Americans as rebels to their legal
:overeisn; or the Spanish court wli,e 1t il en-,
uearor'ng to riyet its yoke on Duenos Avres.
may J" = With tie PHILOSOPHERS of Virgins, in
c"birrdirT Tor Tie iicrrty ofthc seas. suca,
M Stiti greater poiiti: | inc1n3istencies we
nave before now witaes ell Chere/o,e let ti,ls
DC taken bg ihe Joreiock 4; ter nor another ca,u-
P"iSa ne Uassed ia diUey sie.S aud u.eghonstrut,
'"S 'ef n"t another dntns,tnut sun 20 dospn nl
DISGRACE TO I'VE nUIrIsH ARMS. Commo.
dnre Nactlonough's iecon,c note sayors sit,le
~ ar ctafion but We are sorr, he has SO f.y-r-
aole an Opportunity tor displaying the hreyi,y
ut Ma sty,e TO 'dvanlSge- Grn RIaconb', or
dcrs, however, are sg6fsienriy lengthy and. un.
'ohunsteiy, he also mas some uAp,cssa infor.
NATION to gave u.s. IL. states that i4OoO Fri,
''sh veUr have beea .oiied by J. 500 Aa,eri-
can regulars and some few militia, The whole
not exceeding 2, 500 men II he is correct in
these estimates It is surely high tine that we,
should either .gioo up te.s.iing she .ftnericass
oar, ar send them some batter instructors
The Former ~ The 6eSt. he assuredi Wbv
should CO nn'"doro Aiaci".ous.h ba charged
wiln Gyec!d''on, because lie writes short let
l.: ne has I'D sons or Cousins, or patrons
sons or cousins, cor bastards, To recommend for
we ncv'p.s oil presents or pensions. But 4
have, at present, no room tor further Comment
on l''S article. will resume the subject in my
next.
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NEw.Ynnk. January

TheU States frisate PRESIDENT. Commo.
dore Decatur trlgs Macedonian, Venus,
aud tie private armed schr. Iol.ins, VIM
Stocket, commander, all sailed from the
port on Saturday afternoon with st,F
Drceze from w. NJ West rbey an clear
ed Sandy Hook 1T sunset, and stood to the
n. T. nndera crowd Of sill None Of die
enemy's crdizeFs have been seen from San
dy Hook since Friday last.
he President, and hOlins, are bound on
a cruize. Success tn them.
n VALUABLE ARRIVAL,
Yesterday arrived at This port, the ele.
CANT fast Sailing Iet;er Of marque scbr. Di.
amond, Kelly, in fifteen days from Hayan,
ma, WI h 100000 VT. Of sugar. aud 10. 600
VT OF pig copper.
VALUABLE PRIZES.
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ADINGD N ian 10

Ea'fTact of letter /ron q eengs,,ar j.,
w. NgSH I G. to nv JTiena in .dbingdou. da,
On the 23:h ult. Gen Jackson with sooo
militia, and about the same r,r,,ha,. .r
British regulars under Gen. Brock ard Al
miral Cockoorn, had saneuinarv rnoa,,a'
ment seven miles below Orleans e..
"a Jackson beat them at all points nnrs"-
ed hem one mile beyond the battle pro,nd
tine attack 1t was supposed would be re.
ne~ed 10 the morning by Jackson--Ts
TINS Ike Washington City Tennessee an5
kentucky troops compose the army. Re.
Jolce "'th me at the success of this pal.
liant commaader '''S gar
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o'hcefs on the re ruiting service will not
DC removed from that service, except by
oroers rom the War Department They
sle subject to other superior officers only
.or u'",'i,ary conduct. They may be ar.
rested and tried By order of Comman6;n.
Generals Al such cases viii be f,r,h,,;,S
reported to this Office. "'
By order VI the Secretary Of War
d PARKER,
Adjutant and Inspector Geo.
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Platisburr. TN Y

IlqHsbnrs', ". 7 7 Jan g.
by general order OF the British Governs
mens IN canada, all smuglers and every
subject OF the U States, mot prisoners Of
war are ordered forthwith out of the pro.
vince All communication is cut of, BY
way ct Lacadie woods, Missique bav. &c.
Great preparations, by the enemy are ma.
KING Tor a winter Campaign The enemy's
torce IS represented at 10000 wen. and an
Immense train of heavy artillery mounted on
:sleighs ; our fleet is undoubtedly their obs
Militia OF Vermont onyou much de,
Ponds. Let your rally.ng wor d be Pla,ts.
burg Every man to his duty ifthe enc
my nave the audacity to trample upon free.
mehs soil, they are BuTgoyned.
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WAsHINGros, January 90

WASHING TON, January 90.
W. CRowEINsHIELp, Seereta of
me Navy. arrived in thiS cuY on Sunday
.as' ana mas entered on the execution of
the du,ies OF his office.
lsHAM TALBOT is chosen a Senator Of
the United States, for the state of K entnctv
vice lessee Sledsoe, resigned.
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letter from SGUannaB dated Jan. II, 1915,
mentions--' the Mil being just about clos.
ing, have only tine to inform yOu that par.
~, supposed to be 500 men, have landed 10 lie
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rear OF our troops at Point Petre, md cut OF
.heir Observation-Disclosures which, our men
are IN geod spirits, and appear drtermined :.
me enemy warm reception. flour troops
up m time, the tables will be turned, instead of
acting on the offensive. we shall he the .ss.;I,
ants, and give good account 4 f thr British and
their Indian deceived allies. The Iso,an, are
commanded by tn Indian Chief Rowlers-,he
ley Chiefs" ~'N s'tN- Wv
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GENERAL OPDRp

-ha,H'anf y INSPECTOR Generals oGee.
18th Japuarv 1Q1s
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CASE OF CURE,
fi.oln a llu,nerops U.s..

fcc.SceSI f0at y is"fHF' t'"' '''o'
John Howe, roHe-naker, South Re
.sond street, kotxeen Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oata as follows ma nely--taat his wife,
Mary Hoover, was so severely afiilcted
VITA violeat Rheumatism, very dangerous
ly situated, the consequence OF severe
cold after living in, as to be confined to-
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
heasioa of renaiaing cripple for lie,
notwithstanding the most respectable me-
aical advice was followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted: wien seene
several cases Of cures performed by ia
milton's Esseace aad extract OF Mustard,
they we're procured from Mr.. Birch, no.
IL, Soath Second street. lhe first appll-
acatioa enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use Of one bottle restored
her to her usual state oil health ard
strength. ,oa,,n,
,Swora and subscribed before Ebeaezer
Fersasoa, esq. one OF tae justices OF the
pease for Philadelphia coa,sE.
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Hamiiioa's Essence and Extract of
.HasfarsI.

A safe and e;fectaal remedy Tor acute
sanaecAroaic rheumatism, govt asthmadc
a,slt, palsy, lan5asoo, nuulbness, white
sweslings, chilbiains, spraias, brmses.Paln
In the face aad neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in flaid state and ia pills, and thus excel
5leatly adapted bath for external and IN
te,alal use
1he pills operate mildly by insensible
PRESENTATION, eSpeliins tie suFeraaoas
and Morbidhumors they are highly COR
dial 20 tie stomach, create appetite, and
digestion, remove dying pains, ard cold
or windy complaints in the stomach Or
sbowe,s.
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yalus Of tie annualFyports ofthe United
states, aai of each State In particular,
distinguishing the articles OF domestic
sroWth, produce and manufacture, from
that Of fereign. the value OF articles OF
foreign origin, exported, viii be given 1or
each year, and for each State, trcm lSoS,
with an account OF the carrying trade,
during the late wars in Europe.
5. An account Of tile Imports of the Y.
States as faras practicable. The amount
of some of the principal foreign articles
annually consumed in the U. States, at
different periods, with the amount Of TO-
reign articles exported. With'or without
the benefit CT drawback.
d. An account of the Trade Of The U.
States, with different parts OF the world,
and a comparative view OF the amount OF
their trade with each nation, with whom
they have any considerable commercial
intercourse. Also an account OF their trade
to China and tie East Indies, including
that to the South Seas and the North
West Coast of America, with some con-
s;Jeratpons relative to the balance OF trade,
between the u. States, and other parts OF
lie world.
$. The amount Of the public Debt, at
the commencement of the present govern
merit. the various provisions made tor the
funding and payment OF it, the increase
or decrease Of the Debt at different Pc
RODS, the amount of TIE public Debt, at
the commencement of the late War, be,
tween the u. States andG 6. Britain, and
its increase since by various loans, and
issues OF treasury notes; with an account
of the expenses Of the government at oh-
ferent pe3ads.
6. The Revenues G the United States.
TIE amount Of duties collected IN each
State on Imports and Tonnage, with an
account Of the Duties laid and collected
on particular Articles imported; also the
amount of monies accruing from the for
mer Direct Tax, and the ether Internal
Duties, from the sales OF pubic Lands,
and from Postage of Letters with an &C
count OF the Direct Taxes, and OTTER ~
tecnal duties laid during the late var,
between the u. States and G. Britain.
Z. The amount OF the Commercial lon-
mare of the y. States. at the commence
ment Of the government. and It's annual
increase, Distinguishing the amount en-
s 3yed in foreign trade, in the caastlnS
trade, and in the Fisheries, and compa-
rative view oe A.Refican Tonnage with
that Of other Nations.
This work viii be accompanied with
numerous Table,, collected from tie best
sources, a great pronortion Of whieh have
never yet been published: The Whole be.
inc intended as an authentic collection G.
facts and documents showing, at difier-
eat periods, tue wealth and resources OF
ne American Nation.
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! BY TIMOTHY P4TKIN,
A Member Of the House Of Represents
tires Of the L. States,
FROM THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

THE review Of the Trade, Agricul-
ture. and Manufactures OF TIE loionies,
will contain an account of their Exports
and Imports at different periods, and tie
amount of TONNAGE employed IN tie %
lonial trade, with buet account OF ire
different kinds of Manufactures carried
on. previous to the Revolutionary War,
and "a summary OF some OF tie prlnciIai
Acts of the British i Parliament, resulatlhss
and restricting the Trade and hahuiac-
lures of the Colonists,
The View of the Commerce OF the =.
States and It's connection with Asrlcnli-
tare and Manufactures, and the pubic
Debt. Revenue and Tonnage, will be CIV
Ell from the peaceof 17ss, to the. At. Of
March, 1895, and from that tine to the
close of the year 1914, under Various
.eads, among which tEeioiloWlng Will b
tie principal.
i. The Exports and Imports, as Tar as
,acticabie from l7SS, to March l1os,
IN estimate of the whole expense OF tie
evolutionary War, tie amount OF pub
- Debt. at the close ofthe Nar,measures
s.kcn BY the old Congress for the lay
ent of it, with some CT the causes Nil,:
Ell to tie adoption Of the present Con
atution.
Z. From March 4th, 1859, to 1914, IN
elusive, ala account Of tue quantity anu
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ans i every situation,and Of every ages
They are excellentIy adapted to Gerry
of smnsrauous bile prpug ent Its MOI
~ = - p cre4;ons--to estore amend the
appetit to produce 2 Tree psrsplr At on
aadthereby prevent colds Walchlls saol-
issnnffatal Consequences. Adose never
saiIs to remove cold if taken on first !ts IT'S.
annearaace-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving habitual ccstiyeness-slc KIN s at
the stomach aud severe head-ache--and
OUGHT to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate. !.
They have been found remarkably eG
,catioas in preventing and curing disor,
sers attendant on long voyages, and
saolld be procured and carefully presery-
ed for use by every seaman.
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Hamiiioa's Form destroying 10

This me..ieiae, wacy isas Innocent 4
mild, as IS castaiu aad eiAcatious in its
operation. cannot illare the youngest Ia
fant, should no wor.s.s exist ID the body,
bat viii, without paia or gripping, cleans
the stomach OF boae.s OF wfatever istoul
or ollsasise AID taere5; prevent TIE pre-
uactioi OF worms, and many other fatal
/ disorders.
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Toofhe .sche Drops.

The only remedy YET discovered which
gives Immediate aud lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
orenared from the Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, sun. (by Hannah Lee, his
wislaw) No. 56, Maiden Lane, New-Y ork,
and by her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
.MeSsrs jas. kennedy s Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
Acril Is.
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InIN U00VED.
Hemilton's Gsaai Restoratfre.

Is recommended us an invaiaaoie me-
diciae for the speedy relief aad permiaI-
neat care ort;,e various complaints winch
result iron dissi,ated pleasures, juvenile
indlscretians, residence IA climates unia-
yoraoIe 10 the constitution, the lnm0de-.
rate use Of tea, frequent htozioation, Oh
otaer destructive lntem2e:ance, tae un-,
skisful or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
periotl OF HE, bad lyiass iu,etc.
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Haha's Anti billions pills

Inc operation o: s..ase pills is pes.fectl
nisa, % as TO De used with safety by PEI
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Colds or cu.gns,
n ANIL TONS ELIXIR.

~orere, G. rene ~ Tor CotdS, oosts'tase
c5yg,ls. .assansas, sore t,r0ats, ard
saan,.91ca,siag Coasaaytions, and most
disorders Of The breast and bugs.
A SINGLE trial VIII prove, that It
"a restores the determination of the
iistsasto the surface of the body; aud
bins On tue common healthful persplra-
ton; that it d,slodses and evacuases the
toaga yiscid phIeggm or macas, strength
ems tie weakened vessels Of the lungs,
sheataes the Acrimonious humor WHICH
irr1tates them AID finally discharges It.
Thus strikes at the root IF tie DISORDER,
the synatons are of course e'fectaally
AMI permanently coa1aered, the reverse
OF co,ngaon me;Ecines which weaken tae
sc,nst;tnt,,on. AID give strength to TIE
@d;sa,..lar. sos. the SAKE of amodesating Tor
tine nreseat some of its painful effects.
case or CUEE.
sesscted ffroa, 9 nu'neroas Lat
TO II. LEE.
.rogs;ng t.esiro1s to make public for the
IIsi. of others the excellent quality OF
N ANIL CONS ELIXIR, prepared by
& Ice late Mr.. Lee, Ihaye sent You the fol-
sewing account Of the benefit Ihaye re-
,osiyea frouSit; which / hope vii. indnce
J .ofhers to siyeit a trial. In consequence
fasa braize on the breast receiyed from a
hell. nv health grew bad, my breathing
haca ne li;hcalt, aid frequently ! Rave
al Suddenly to rise up In my bed witi
Al the horrors Of imme late saffocation.
add tostsese, a constant pain ia my
beat AID cough, great less OF,
strength and flesh, and you may conceisc
that my symptoms evidently Indicated an
approaching CONSUMPTION. TIE advice
Of a most eminent physician was resortetl
ia. and afterwards second was called
in. bat without giving me any relied
Aaather paysiciaa, who knew me and
the, ciirclnstaases Of nv case, aacised
me 10 giya H.gsilsan;s E'ieia' a friT'---
say.ns. he hat usei = it In h;s pre- y e,
aaI allcays 5fosua Is TODD a,acl ssooa. a
bottle was procarel, and 1 fo'.ad relief
.5sfore Ihaa tls!sea ila.,f.fR. Iconinued
to use it, and was soons strong enough to
attend! to Business. On taking, cold, some
of my former sym toms return but are al
ways removed by adose or two OF the T.
hAis.
No. II, Badd street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16
TrCH CUHED.

BIZ cnrs using Lees sorereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under t,sis
disease, against the injection Of which
no persoa is safe) that if tbs ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as. thousands who have used It
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellercies of this iniaillbie re
NEEDY for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty Of a cure by single aprlica-
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
+ tenderest infant, AID its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the p!easantest pomatum'
The Eesforaiipe Po1cder for Ire
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
aud strengthens the gums, preserves tie
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
wbiteas tIe teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to III
jnre and finally ruin them.