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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-07
Domestic, Manufacture Com.

pany.
4 I meeting of tae Bosrd ct d.
a rectors 1t was resolved, That a
meeting of the Stockholders be called
to takc into consideration the propriety
Of dissolying OF further continuing the
above institution and it wss erdered
hat the Agent give notice according
y.
In pursuance OF the above order, the
Stockholders arc hereby notified, that
a meeting Tor the Aforesaid purpose
will be held at tho court bouse, in the
town of alexandria, on Wednesday the
9th of Apri! next, as 10 o'clock A. NJ
II. Langtry, Agent.
February z. law7t
ST. The Editors Of the National Ia
eliigeneer, will insert the above week.
y. aud send their bill to this Office.
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WASHINGTON, March 4,
HE ADJOURNMENT.

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p''ie'e' 'iat has been passed., VIII
prr - ''e p"'' - 'Ae pa
We have nnI,,i.Ied tho ;onpn.l IF
The Hence az ,aanrss.a.a,;ras 49, -
~. ..'en'"g sitting oil last evening;
as Gar as we sav.. bssn ohio to oI,a;n
them. Vb,,,ever i NOW omitted
shall be hereae,er noticed
The Peace Estoblisbmept. after
mach difficulty between ,bc two
houses. WAS ., ,eny,b sxoa :, to-,
thousand mer and > Law nas.ad CO.
eordingiy. pl ~
The biil for an Evtr. ee.s;o, ,,,.
What else was dona will no reaa;
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passed W.. " '"o n'' % avs
done can 10 aas Was omitted 10 DC
manner. - '' An''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-07
Public Sale.

FuDllC OalC.
ON Saturday near, The llth inst ct 10
o'clock in the morning suW be cold at
the late DweHny House Of JoHN
Nun deed.
All the personal Estate of
the decedent, consisting Of a large
quanti,y of new and elegant Fnrsitsre.
&c. &c amongst which ere Two SUI
perb Sldeboayds- Also, Tables, Work
Stands, beds,e.ds, Secretaries, fu.
reaus. &c sc. BY order Of the Or.
phans' (our.
Mary Muir, Admrx.
p. G. Marsteller, .auct'r.
March Z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-07
For Sale

HNKE New House ard Lot ca tie
4 corner of King end Patrick streets,
fronting on King street IS feet, and on
Patrick street leo feet, at present occa-
pied by VIM. u. Mills II this properly
is not sold at private sale before the 18th
it will be sold on the 10th to the highest.
bidder for Cash.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-07

p,,u March 6.
~ Tue President ofthe United States
Of america.
-, a PROCLAMATION
ihe Senate and House of Re.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

late speech at a meeting ofthe Catholics ci
Dubin, thus personifies BIgotry:
She has no head and Cannot think--nc
heart, aud caunot feet I! When she moves, il
is in wraih--wheD she pauses, IL is aimed
,uin--her prayers are curses--her God De
mon--hcr communion is dcath--ber ven
geance is cterni,y!-her Dccalogue is writicB
in The blood OF her yictims-and. if she
stop for moment in her internal flight, il is
upon some kindred rock, 10 whct her vuliufe
fang for a keener rapinc, and replume her
wing for more sanguinary desolstion ~
This prosopopeia will no, suffer IN COM
parison with DAhon's Sin and Death, or Car
rams Inlormer.--U,mo. Press.
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SN~-xr@sv>SA.\
FAcrs woRln NOTING.

In PiGuSoarsh, n famous for the re-
sf,r of Sic Geo ee Prcvost, and the place
~ ere me brave Macomb gathered the lau.
Tas whcD adorn his brow, the federal ticket
o ne ceccn, election, suffered d dmlnu;lon
q SO votes from last year, and 55 since 1878.
Toe rcpUbIican nett gain since me last eiec-
lion, is -
Souayton, in Connecticut, where British
vengeance was spent IN vain, exhibited an un-
pa'a,ieied ,ehuohean vote at the late guberna-
toriai election.
.dceom1c, one of the lower Virginia coun-
ties the inhabitants Of which have undoub, edly
been vefy much annoyed ducing the late war I,
has elected a repubiican member to Congress,
tor the hast lme these many years past.
BaH. Pof.
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rye have occasionally ventured Opinions the
proceedings OF the Legitimate soveregns in their Ia
nous Congress at Vienna-Thc following article from
an English journal will better elucidstc and confirm
our opaions, than II we were to write folio volume
on the suhiect.-Comlng from london writer, 1t
will make deeper impression one class Of our
readers, than any thing that could be SAID in Re-
pr5Icdn paper in this city. BatimOre .2merican
LoNDoN, Feb. 2o.--On Saturday Ministers
received dispatches from Lord Casterea6h,
and we are sorry 10 say that they do not con-
firm the report stated in the Courier OF last
night, that the negotiations at the Congress
were concluded. We understand that one
shing only is settled, namely, the froforf!on
Of human beings to be delivered over TO each
Sovereign, in fee simple, as his indemnify Tor
the expense of the Revolutionary War, or as
his aggrandizement thereby but iiNis not yet
settled what precise districts and countries
these unfortunate people, 10 be delivered over
as catfIe, now inhabit in their own right, nor
how The distribution is TO be made. We
shudder at the bare mention OF fact so con-
irary 10 all law, human and divine but such
Is the mortifying news from Vienna. lhe
Duke OF Wellington is arrived, and the DIS
srf6anon Of souls is the great matter lett To
the Congress To determine on the departure
OF Lord Caslercagh On this point tho dis
cussion was as lively as ever; tor the ques.
tion is, how this accession OF human beings
Is Ia be made most conducive 10 tho relative
strength OF the parties, how the States shall
be best rounded or, in other words, how
they may be hereafter brought in o the feld
against one another with the most urdefous
effect, IN casa that the presen, Aon.Hke far-
nhon should be found to be only breathing
time OF preparation for future conlest-Aod
tins i, The resul, Of all our Efforts, at the cost
ef seora Aunircd millions Of rounds for the de-
Hycranee of Fnrope
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TIE OR q. ~ 90 .uiu .Ave eM nh
thc coOineat OF Europe among themselves
vary adroliy, hdd thy not Unexpectedly met
with Sony harte-- This will probably resist
a iheu skui IN dissection, uoless the obstruc-
Il 10 is removed by Me sword.
Boodpar,c ,aid, before he left France, that
b could do better without the F,ench than
tnyYc "a d without hlm. They appear to have
a oysred me truth of this, by the hearty
" come 'ney have Amos, universally given
him on bis l-in'n - Tr. r. timer
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BL

TOSIAH c. SHAW, at his Bookstore,
y stationary, Lottery and Exchange Office, No l1s,
ihames.street. offers for sale, general and COM
pete assortment of Commercial! Legal and Probate
BLANKS, printed on paper of the first quality-viz.
CO.NJfERCL7L
Portage Bills Bills Of sale Goods
Manifests with Registers
Bills of Lading Enrolment
Bills of Exchange Licences.
LEGAL
Deeds Declarations on Note
lndentures Book Account
Justices Wris Endorsee Endorser
EXECUTIONS Eudorser Drawer
PROB.aTE.
Letters Tcstamentsry
Bonds to return an Inventory
Letters of Administration
Warrants OF Appnisement
Commissions To receive claims against insolvent
Estates
Letters OF Gu rdianship for Minors
.dso--Sianpt Paprr-N otes and Checks,
upon all the Banks in Newport, sc. SC.
Newport, My 10, 1915
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATEN STOMAC HIC BIrTERS,
prlce one doiLr,


DR. RoDERTsoN's stomaci.,c Btters, (prce 5 )
winch are celebrated for streng hening weak ston'-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
aud cure for the lever and ague, &c. For The fever
and ague,a maada prevalent throughout the south
states, and 4tictng 10 families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c These celebrated and uni
yersa.iy esteemed b. sat, have surpassed any reme
dy admInIse, ed for the relief and cure of that
most obs mae oppressor of the human frame, num-
be"lcss instances Of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks, and various other extoed prescrp
failed hey proved successful, TO the admiration
OF tiosc VINO experienced and Witnessed their happy
etlectS
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice, that
he is appointed Administrator upon the Estate
PIERCE PERRY, late Of 1;,erton, in the Count, of
Newport, yeoman, deceased, and has accepted of
the trust by giving bona the law direels.-lie
therefore requests all persons, who ave Indebted 'o
the Estate of the said deceased, to make payment
without delsy and all persons who have claims a.
gaiust the said Estate, to exhibit them soon AS
may be EDMUND ESTES, .ialnr.
1ive,sOn, .,pni2, 1915.
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The Most Noble the M,rquis of Tweedale, 1,
nnd number of B itish Officers arc now IN
Philadeipnia, no doubt, viewing tho ground
with he eye of military men.-r They shou ID
extend their examination 10 the ruins OF the
Capitol al Wash ngton, and be eye Witnesses
OF tho maeniess deeds Of their countrymeu.
ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

Flour IasheeHon.-B the official returns
appears that there were inspected last year,
in the city of New York (and town OF Brook
lyn) 2lo 6S6 barrels, 7,l27 naIt barrels, and
SIS nog gsheads of -four, buck-wheat, and ln-
dian, of which the last items form bul a tri-
fling proportion.
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CHEESE.
TO LET,

TNHE House. No. 8, Thames.strcet, formerly own
ed by Capt. Henry Hunter, having large yard
md garden, with other couyenences. For particu.
irs, apply to wN LANGLEY, Newport, or SAN.
vEL ALNY, Portsmosth, .Nay II.
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United Statcs ApOthecary Generals Oaiee,

Onited StateS HbOt/lecary Generals CHfce,
Albany, 3lH March, 1873
- URGE0NS and Mates, other officers attached
~ to the United states States service, or all
o,her persons holding hospital supplies Of any des-
crpton whatever, belonging 10 the United states
army, are hereby required 10 report the same with
delay this Office to either OF my assistants
at the following stations, viz burlington, (Ver)
WiiamsviIle and Brownsville, (N " boston, N
London, New York, Phiiadelphia, Norfolk, (Vr)
Chnleston, (oC) and New-Oreans. Each article
of Medicine, Surgical Instruments, Regimental Me-
dcine and store Chests, Hospital Stores, Furniture,
Bedding, or Equipment, not immediately wanted,
must DC forthwih returHed TO this department., and
pacel eitl er of the aforementioned deposits re-
oeipts viii De given for the same which will exon
crate the present possessor from fur her resp nsib
ty, and enable him to settle his accounts with the
government All expenses incurred III the transpor.
taton OF these articles from their preseat situation
to the nearest of the above mentioned deposits will
be paid by The qusr,ermasters department., such ac-
counts ocmg previously certified by m, self or either
of my assistants. FRANCIS LIE BARON,
US. .ipothecary General
0jr Th9 printers employed to puoiisn the laws of
the United Sates requested to insert this notice
six times in succession in their papers, aad present
their accounts the Quarter Master. Generals De-
partment. CAl9l
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= minlasiUN..a 4HUtlIl.

- -iisiiiiooiN,t'''S 4NOtICN.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate, of the town Of
Newport, Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims against tie Estate Of FRANCIS MURFFY,
late of Newport mariner, deceased, represented in-
solvent, do hereby give notice, that six months
the date hereof, allow tho creditors Of said de-
ceascdto bring in and prove their respective claims.
and that we will attend for that purpose at
spective dwellings any time during the said period
JOB ,opI T9WNSTSb; Nv, sxSn. sr conmis.tensr,..
And all persons any ways indebted TO said Estate,
are hereby reque sted make immediate payment to
AMEY MURFEY, .4dnamstrat7r.
.Newbort, May II, 1915. VI. IL
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POETRY.
LXrRAoRDlNARY CHANGE.

FROM THE INTELLIGEScER.
WHILE the world thought that Bona in El5a was
sleeping,
lie was planning aud forming mode OF out creepiDgj
lie rushed from the Island, clothed in disguise,
And made himself KNOWN 10 his former allies.
nhey caress'd and embraced him-'hsy rushed all a.
main,
And crown'd the sage warrior Emperor again.
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RAKE CHANCE.

ITO be sold by order Of Court, on the premises in
Tiverion, on the seventeenth day OF June ne x,,
at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon. of said day the Real
Estate Of ,he late Samuel salisbnry. deceased, con-
ssting Of two story dwelling House, a two story
out building, with cellars, wood House, &c pleas
antly situated about hundred rod. south of the
stone bridge much thereof as will be suffe~
lent to pay the just debts Of the deceased, with in-
cidental charges.
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, .aa,n'r.
Ti1eri6n, MN Iffb. 1915
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Go. oTat iasf.


In the schoooe' Chiptespa, Capt. CLARE
arrived here from Jimaics, came passenger,
HIRAM IHAYER, fourteen years in the Is II.
t,h ss'vic,, imf ressed, and refused to be Civ.
en- up Oft New London, during the war, al
though recoSnizsd 6y his father in prcsenc,
OF British Object .--Baff. Patriot
~-:=:-:-:s aDo eez:z:z:z:z:z-
Lucky Gaess II, one OF the battles be-
tween the b B'I'sh and French armies in the
Pyrence., the Duke of Wellington and Soul,,
with their respective Stats, had their station
Tor time on small nights not lar from each
other. The Dakc of Wellington, with q
telecope, was frequently, at intervals, looking
al Souli. In one of these he observed him
writing and im immediately afterwards deliver
the paper on.which he appeared TO have writ.
ten TO an Aiddc-camp. Sout held one OF
has arms extended for several minutes, in th,
same direction making some gucsturcs with
the other. The British con mander guessed
that his opponent was sending instruetion
to body of French troops, expected by
Soult IN that direction ;-and upon that sup
position, he ovdered q Brush corps to take
apost in which they would oe prepared for
repuislng them. The Duke of Wellington.
short time before leaving his army related
this aoecdote at table, and declared, that To
that lucky guess he owed The winning of that
b,ltle, as far as It depended upon him
Lon. nan.
- -
Ahc SS''>c of /" lns Emerald Isle," in a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

When Louis X VIII. was running array
from Paris, he called upon his JaithtuI no6tes
to emain behind aurora.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
lnfalliabe WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,


P,ic' ffy cents.
medicine highly necessary 10 be kept in all ia.
mites
sYMPToMs.-The common symptoms of the
Worms are, pateness ef the countenance, at other
times flushing OF The face, itching of the nose, aud
about the starting and grinding Of the teeth in
sleep, swelling OF the upper hp, the appetite some
times bad At other times voraoious looseness, dis
agreeable breath, hard sweed belly, great thirst,
the urine fro,hy and sometimes Of wh.lish color,
grpug or cholic pains, an involuntary discharge of
saiva especially when asleep; fre qaent pains in the
side. with dry cough, ana unequsi pulse, papita.
tions of The heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy,
epiiepic hts &c.
Though mum 1erless Medicines extolied tor eX-
peiling anI killing worms, none equal IN efficacy
to DR. KoDertson's Worm Destro, ing Lozenges, they
mid IN the operation, and may be gwen TO The
youngest infant with safety.
Dr. DTOTT's
ANTLBiLiOUS PILLS,
Price 25 ctS.-farge 6Ores so cents,
For the prevention aud cure o bilious and malg-
liant fevers.
These Pills, if timely administered, will remove
the c.uses which commonly produce the yellow Fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague aud Fever, chollc pans,
hatulences, indigestious, costivencss hyPochondr-
&C and hyslerlc complaints stranSuary, gravel rheu-
matIsm aud gout.
They are peculiarly serviceabe in Female Dsor-
ders aud especially in the removal of hose oostruc-
tons Of thelr complaints at certain periods
DR. DIOGI'S
PATENT IrCH OINTMENT,
Pr,ce 80 cts. per 6Or. 4
For pleasaniness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty is infinitely superior to amy olher medi-
cine, for the of that disagreeabIe and
mentng disorder the lich
DR. Dvorr's mlahble Tooth Ache Drops price
50 cts. Circassan Eye-water; price SO cents SOW
ereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
Dr. rIssor's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops ;price So. The Vegetable Balm of Life; price
81. The Balm of IBERIA price So, extracted from
Iberan plant, for curing defects If the skin, and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Dentlirice, for cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth aud gums, (psice fifty GEMS per box }
Since these invaluable medicines were frs, discov
cred, upwards of Aeven HH1sired IAousaad Persons
have experienced their nsPpy and sAlutary effects
many of whom from the lowest state Ut their dsor-
ders.
CT Take notes, lha, each and all the above genu.
inc medicines are signed the outside WITH
the signature of the sole proprietor, T w Dyott.MD
sLf' "A fresh supply of the above MEDi
crSEs just reeeived,aud for sale by SAMUEL
w. VlNSON, Druggisf, NewhOrf. where
pamphlets containing certificates of enres,
sc. may be had gratis
,T.~ec-', .'il-ss %. ,siy iy.r.
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PAPER.HANGINGS, &c.
JOSIAH &. SHAW,

JOSIAH T.. SHAW,
Has just received from Hartford, (Con) and Of
ieIs tor sale, at No. l18, Thame--street, large
iad extensive assortment OF P.fPER-HiA GLSGS
and BO.iHDE4S, at the Mandatory prices.
My 10
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Burk's otiniOn Of quhaf French king ought

The lawful king" said Burke speaking Of
the Beurbons," must have, In every thing
but crime, the character OF an usurper. He
is gone If he Imagins himself the quiet pos
SCISSOR OF throne. He is to contend for as
much alter an apparant conquest as before his
task is TO win 1t; he must leave posterity to en-
Joy and adorn il. No velvet cushions Tor him.
He is 10 be alway, q speak nearly TO the let
tcf) on horseback" LoGis exhibited the
counterpart TO this description and his eph.
emeral reign shows that Burke well under
stood the Characters Of The French people.
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VECE1ABLE VARIOUS Cordial,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,

<Fice one d0!af ana .JIy GEMS
Is confidently recommended as The most efiicacious
medicine for the speedy relief and Of all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres
OF ihe spirits, headache, temor, fanness, hys-
terc fits. debility, seminal weakness, gleets, and
various complaints resulting from secret imp oprety
OF you II and dissipaed habits, residence in warm
climates the i'omoderate of tea, the unskiltui
or excessive of mercury, often destructive TO
the hum frame, diseases peculiar TO females at a
certain period OF life, fuor aibas, barrenness, &c &c.
Under the denOninatIon OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, OF The most dangerous
kind and are so various, that volume would hardy
suffice to complete descrip ion OF them 1t per-
v .des, with Us baiefu influence the whole nervous
system wrlthins the heart with nexpressloie anguish.
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions OF nor"
rsr and despair. To this demon have thousands tai
len sacrifice in the diretu' transports OF IT'S rage
Tue most common symptoms ot ITS commence ment,
az, weaknc IS. fatulence, paptsuons, watchfuness,
drowsness after eating, timdy, flashes OF he At and
cold, numbness, cramp sIdduessr pains in the head,
back and toms h, kup, difficulty Of respiration and
degiutition, anXi. y, dry cough, &c.
DR ROBEK SONS
CELEBRATED GOUT < RHEUMATIC DROPS,
DrIce dollar,
A safe and ehel tua cure for the gout, rbeuma-
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swengs, and
weakness OF the joints, sprans, bruises, and all
kinds OF green wounds-lhe cranp pains IN the head.
face and body, stiffness of the neck, chllbans, fro
zen limbs, &c.
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llXecntors' \ Office.

Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given. tha. the subscriber has
1 y been duly appointed Admins rator on the Es-
tate of DANIEL BROWN. late Of Exeer, in the
county of Washington, yeoman. deceased and have
given bonds according to law for the faithful per-
foemance Of that trust. Ill persons having demands
against said Estate. are called upon to exhibit The
and all persous indebted, are hereby required
to make payment to
sosTnr Sann nncES IL EnsSows,} admire.
Freter, .9pri 20, 1915. IN 10.1
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( Frtyact .frtm Gn .3ddress Of Mr.. PhiAhS,
one ceie6ratfd ItSh orator. 10 tie Gath
ohcs Of Dub'n
England, the ally of Catholic SpaIn--.he
ally OF Catholic Pcrugai-the ally oil Caiho'
lie France-,he friend Of the pope Ehgla
who seated a Catholic Bgol In Madrid ; whC
conveyed Catholic BragaDza TO the Biszlis !;
who crowned Catholic Is iulbon in Paris !;
who guaranteed the Catholic Iablishmen, IN
Canada who gave her constitution To Cath
Ollie Hanover England, who one would I'M
agine, took out rov,ng commission from
Qlarrontotti IN search Of Catholic grisvaLces
10 redre sand, Catholic Princes TO restore, Cam
not trust the Catholic at home who spends
his blood and treasure iG her service !"
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nc Au''>s of" ias Emerald Isle" in a
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S

Celebrated STOMACHIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH:
Price one dollar and tfty ceDts.
One OF the efficaeious medicines ever offered
TO the public, tor the speedy relief and cureof obsi-
coughs, colds consumptions, tue hopping cough,
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habtua costyeness, sickness at the stomach dysen-
cries, cholera morbus, severe grpmgs. the sum.
mer bowel complsintin children, &c.
DR.. ROBER ISON'S
4, L 4 a 4 u Z