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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
1coNTINuFp.1

But as the receipts Of the Treasury for
the year 1915, are derived princip liz from
the war revenue and resources, and IS its
expenditures arise also principally from
the arrears ges of the war d mands it is
proper to comprize them as far as hey are
ascertained, in the following supplemental
statement :
1. The gross receipts Of the
Treasury for 1912, 1918 &
1914 amounted as above
stated to the sum of 9S,O42, 500 90
The receipts into the Trea-
sury FIR 1915 to the 3Oth
of Sept. LIST cannot BE- pre-
cissly stated, as the ac-
counts TO hat time are not
yet actually made up but
they are estimated to have
amounted TO the sum Of 39,272 900
From revenue 12.400,000
From loans 11,034,OOO
From treasury
notes 1888 900
The aggregate of the receipts
Of tie Treasury from the
Is, of Jan. 1912 TO the 3Oth
of Sept. 1915 being the sum
Of 137,41l,3O0 90
g. The gross disbursements
Of the Treasury for 1912,
1918 and 1914 amounted as
above stated to the sum Of loo, O17,557 IS
The disbursements Of the
Treasury for 1915 to the
5Oth of Sept. last amounted
to the sum Of 3S,686,923 Is
For the civil.
diplomatic &
miscellaneous
expenses $3.50
For the mill
tary service,
&c. 15,7o0,144 II
For the naval
service, &c. 7,05O,oO0 ~
Tor the pub
lie debt 8.909,17s %
The aggregate of the dis
bursemerts of the Treasury
from the 1St Jan. 1912 to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
Mr.. JAMES WINFREE,

SIR,
BDLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that shall
proceed to take the deposition Of Ciris,ebber ctr,t
Expand others DE house Of Armistead oIey the town
of Liberty, Bedford county the 25th day of February
1916, TO e read rs evidence in sutnow depending the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond district
wherein am plaintiff and yOu defendant rs admins
uatoro Walter Scott, deceased which place yod may
attend if you think proper.
JOHN HAYNES 4fiior,of
lillian Scott, ctcR.
Decembers. 62-sw.
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Y.4LU.aBLE SI7OCK ofDRY-GOODS
At Auction

Am Monday, 18th inst. will commence the sale
Y = a Messrs. Charles Williams Il COS store or
their ENTIRE STOCK Or GOODS, COM
prlslng perhaps, tie largest assortment ever Offer
ed here, consisting Of Woollcn, Linen, Cotton
and SILK Goods Of every description, chiefly new,
and fresh imported
ALSO, 10 truaks shoes, 10 boxes cotton and
wool cards.
Asthe sale will be fosifi0e and unlimited. rihey
having declined the retail business, the terms viii
~ M5'7Ui.-Counry.E ierchants and others would
un vel to attend, - probably such another oppor-
UNITY, to obtain fresh Goods at their own prices,
viii rot soon occur
Terms a. Sie--to commence at 10 o'clock, TN
Ger the management Of
j. Bro1enir. g HIM. Tmaey.
huctiuneeIs.
December r. 6G-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

Total amount of the nation
al debt on the SOth oil Sept.
1915,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

mou It of The public debt,
created since the war to
the S0Ih Of September,
1915,
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The SUBSCRIBERS

4 RE now receiving, an additional supply of
"a GOODS, viz.
Maps Cottons, Kerseys, Flannes, Rose and Stri-
ped Blankets, Umbrellas, Handkerchief, Sewing
Silks, Bombazetts, (assorted eo'ours,) Ladies aud
GentIernens' cold Worsted Hosiery, Gentlemens'
Buck aud Beaver Gloves, Shawls, CaIIicocs. Vest
iags, Linen, Cotton Shirting. Linen CambTics, Cot
ton Caiabrics, Muslin, Double Mied Drab Cloths,
Moe-Skin Coatings, Pound and Pack Pins, &c. SIC.
And an elegant assortment Of London Superfne
Cloths aud Cassim res.
WHi1'LOCK g SHEPARD.
November %. 5s-1Of
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12,551,5I1 81
15.661,818 81

5. In per ct. stock of 1915
(ths 1900 600 loan) auth
orised by the act of the Sd
March 1915, obtained at
d ferent rates, payable in
trc tsury notes or il cash,
and rot rcimbursable before
1897 to wit,
7,924.219 SO at 95 pr. ct. ssk. SAL oas -
i'Oel 'o4a ~ at 90 IL 1,os5,S51 CI
- slo ~ at ~ 33.998 A.
f2'oOO at9S 280,6i q
1000 at par 1000
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Total Of the ascertaiaea a.
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Payable III 1916
p y BILE also in 1916 ISSUED
under the speciai authority
ofthe act of the 96;h Dec.
1919
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Deduct the amount reim-
bursed in 1915 (at Phi!adyl-
PIMA, Bait ,more, Washing
toH, Charleston C Savan-
nah)
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In per cent. stock off915
created by funding treasury
noes not bearing interest
issued at par, and part up
on an advance, under the
act of the oath OF Feb. 1915.
and not reimbursable until
1925 3,96s,949
Estimated amount of the
whole of the funded public
debt in reference to the late
war 6a1dA ozo so
8. The amount Of the floating debt con-
tracted since the commencement of t..e late
war, calculated to the 5Oth of Septsmbrr
1915, may be stated at the sum Of IL. 35s
1Ol dollars to wit:
l. The aggregate Of the
treasury notes issue d under
the authority OF the seve-
raj acts Of Congre IS passed
prior TO the act of24th Feb.
1915, amounted to the
sun Of 0.2Ol, 500 dollars
20 wit,
Payable in 1919 bu, unpaid 2,79o, 200
fays1'ie III 1915 7,s47, $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

Making tho aggregate a.
mount of the floating pub
lie debt about the sum Of f7,355,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
Of the Public De5t.

I. The amount of the Funded debt con-
trsctea before the w2r,which remained un-
satisfied ON the SOth Sept. 1915, may be
stated at the sum OF 50, 1856 ,484 dollars 96
cents, to wit:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

8o,5ooo73 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16

TIE SINKING FUND.
The pub ic debt amounted, on the 1st of
January 1871, to the sum of75, 465 ,476 dol
lars - is; and t consisted
OF the foreign debt, 12,812,s21 90
OF the domestic debt, 62,650 654 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS.
From Cobbett's WeeLiy Political Regis
ter Of August 1915.
TO THE PEOPLE OF ALI, PARTIES

10 THE PEOPLE OF ALL PARTIES,
IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
On the necessity Of their being prepared
for the defence Of their country.
Before this reaches you, you will have
heard of the great events, which have Ia
ken place in Europe. Those events, if
you seriously look at them, will convince
you, that it is high time for you to betake
yourselves to the means of making YOUR
country durable asylum for the Cypress
ed Of all natiOns-a safe abode of freedom.
This is, in no way to be done, but by arm
ing yourselves-by keeping yourselves
constantly armed-by being at all times,
ready to enter the field of battle-and this
state appropriation is to be effected only
by wise organization.
If you look into our newspapers of a
fortnight past, you will see that they h ave
now openly and unreservedly promulgated
principles, according to which your coun-
try might be laudably invaded, your citea
laid In ashes, your women violated, your
selves robbed and murdered, even In tbe
hour of peace. You will see, that they
recommend the perpetual Imprisonment or
the murder Of Napoleon, who has given
himself up as prisoner of war, whose VIC
tories were never stained with cruelty o.
insult to the captive, and to whose clemea-
cy so many old reigning families owe the
preservation OF that power, under the COM
bination of which he has at last, faIlen.-
You will see, that they recommend the
murder Of every man, who has distinguish
ed himselfby his exertions againstthe bor-
ribie, leudal and ecclesiastical tyranny for
merly existing in France. You will sec.
that they almost literally thirst for the
blood OF every man in France, who has
done, or who is suspected of wishing to do.
any Thing to preserve the liberties Of the
French nation. You will see, that, now
that Napoleon is wholly unable TO act
against the kings of Europe, these men are
directing their malice against all that they
| think likely to oppose their views of uni
versal oppression. You will see, that, as
! the King Of France does not appear dis
posed TO she'd blood, and to strip the peo-
| pie almost OF their very skins. these men
are urging their allies to take the work in
TO their Owr hands--YOu will see. in
short. that they have undisguisedy avOw-
ed that England and Europe can never be
safe, while one particle Of freedom is left
ia France-whie any thing bat misery
and slavery are left in that Populous and
extensive country.
We are not to believe it possible that,
| these savage, these murderOus recOmmen-
dations, will be followed--nor, if follow
ed, arc we to believe, that the wishes of
these fiends IN human shape would be ac-
complishcd. We are not to believe it DOS
sible, that any kngor any minister, will
entertain the wish, much less attempt the
deed, of making the neighboring, or rival
nations, wretched g for century,, - lest
their growth and prosperity should endan-
ger his power and means of living in splen-
dor. We are act to believe it possible,
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
from Camp Pendleton, Hano

INSERTED from Camp Pendleton, Hsnove
~ county, three soldiers;
isaac CURTTS, five feet four inches high
dark eyes, tdark hair, sallow complexion, by pro
fession a farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-
lima.
THOIL7S .N.4N'CE, five feet eleven inches
h h, dark blue eyes, light ,ar, and by profession
armer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOHN C.4RR, five feet ten inches high, 9s
years oFage, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex
ion, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca
rclina Surry county; il is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca.
rolina, andwhosoeverw illapprehend the above de.
serters, and deliver them TO any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re.
ward--or FIFTY for either of them.
JOHN PENDLETOW,
Lieut. Sd Rife Reg,.
tup1Jst g. +F
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Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STAUNTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris,

Late Hiss ,NiGOn,)
pETURNS her acknowledge for the liba-
4 : raj patronage she has received since the
opening other Academy, and begs TO inform her
friends, and the inhabitants of Stanton and its
vicinity that in addition to the usual branches of
education, the French language, Music, Draw
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches of polite literature indispensably ne
cessaryfo for accomplished females, win be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
paid to the morals and manners Of the young
ladies entrusted to her care.
Terms Of Tuition.
r aiding, Writing, Arithmetic SO per
Grammar and Needle-work, 5 session.
French, Drawing, Painting inn
water colours, Geography, 70 H.
Mapping, the Elements of -"
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting III water colours, ,o1.
(separate,)S ~ 90
French language, do. 10 do.
Geography and Mapping, do. do.
Boarding, S 100 per annur.. Y.
NJ ,. The ensuing session commences the
18th of November next.
Stanton, October II, 1876
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29
LAND FOR SALE.
all Seilthe LIND IHo7O lire onin Chesferfei1
county, containing, by esfimasion,
SEYENTY-JWO ACRES.

county, containing, by e8smasion,
SEYENTY-TWO ACRES,
More Or les2-THs situation Is hgh, healftv and
agreeable, and improvements good for the accom-
zlol1ion Of a moderate sized .faBah. From this
land, AMI IN the centre eff TOO, ThaUe raised Ub.
7yards Of 100000 5Ushcls Of CO.lL az different
Perodsfor the last fire years IL has not been 7vork.
ell Thdtif contains large bodies u erceEent CoaL
there can be Bhle dou6t5 being Jo,fgeieci I'm Jobr
.9hrcdfe, C1sih6e AMI BUcE, on the North, the
Falling Greek on nte East, dHd tie FaRiily Greek
Coal Hines, o1oHed 6y IT. Hefh, on he Sortd, and
By tie heirs If r. Wooliridge, on he East.
IshaHreqVire a6OUf one, foioh Of the burchas,
money IN hdHdS for the 6diaHce time zoH he gite,i
TO sat The purchaser the amotgu 6ein~ safisjac-
forily secured. To say any mare az n the Gah
prospect Of coal, &c. is deemed unnecessary, as
those dssirol,s 10 bioohase 1giH dol5tss zfs1g the
broberty--they mil PLEASE Obbiy to me on tie ire.
uises. THOyipSOyV NUM-
Cheterfcld, .Hav17 If
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NOTICE.

IN future, Il viii be required Of every person
q having claim against the State, and who can
not attend in person at this Office TO receive the
warrant for The amount thereof, to authorize BY
4 written order, some one TO receive it.
JOHN BURFOeT, Auditor
huditer's ef1iTe Gst.7. 6w
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWHRD.

n ESIiRTED from a detachment orthe Sd RiRs
ny Regiment, Stationedin Hanover countv .Staft
Of Virginia, CHARLES RHODES, S feet Mgh,
~ gears Of are, barn in Orange Cof,afv, N: c.
acs lark Cyes, dark hair, dark complexion, and
ey !rade a hdJter--had on zejiea he deserted, his
zHyorsH. IL isbrobGbSe he 7NiH sel1 his uniform the
fySt opportunity. HhosUer qpiR ,ejsend tie said
Charles Rhodes and deEUer linn to any officer IN e
United States army, shall receive the above rszearo
and ell reasonable eabeHces.
JOHN PENDLETOM
LINZ. Sd Rife RECT.
Jane %. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29
THE SUBSCRIBERS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
eturning to Richmond under the firm of
Refine s Judah,
AND having established themselves in the
house formerly occupied by L. Joseph, a
few doors below the Bell Tavern, solicit the
attention of the inhabitants of this city. and
ITS vicinity, TO very general and extensive
assortment of
DRY-GOODS
Purchased for cash, and selected from the
latest arrivals, which assortment will be re-
gulariy kept up.
The attention of country merchants is al
so requested.
ZALMA REFINE,
s. DAV: JUDAH.
Oct. II, 1915. CIV.
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II Office.

Nm consequence of malicious advertisement
n in the Argus of yesterday by Richard Loral,
am forcbly drawn before the public to defend
the truth and my character.--I hereby most So
lennly declare that, that publication, to which
he has forged my name, was done without my
knowledge or consent, and can prove the m ost
part oft to be downright falsehood Mr.. Lorall
may firmly rely upon il, that, shorld any more
injury be done to me, will appeal to the laws
of the land for justice.
SAMUEL DUKE URLIN
Richmond, 10Th October, l8l5.-3t
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Office.

DO hereby pronounce that Richard LoralPs
a publication against me in the Argus yester-
day, is Liberal in the extreme, and false in al
most every respect-which 1 shall prove to the
satisfaction of those concerned, by Hand.bills,
containing particulars Of matter of fact. He is
still in debt to me fifteen dollars, for his own
subscription, besides twenty-three dollars he has
collected from subscribers, and know not how
much more-I therefore hereby forbid all persons
from paying him or his order cent towards tho
free peoples burying ground--as all the money
will be immediately wanted to comply with nv
contract for upwards of 400 dollars, for building
the brick wall, &c.
CHRIST: MCPHERSON.
Richmond 10Th October i9l5-3t
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Comfy merchants and others suppl
ed with them BY the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books,
primers andshistories--slates and pencils,
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powderA gene-
raj assortment Of Greek, Latin and En-
gIish scheeI beeks most of thenew pub
locations Of the day, and d large stock o,
standing works Of merit, viz. -Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and Law books, &C.
He expectssina few days a supply of
German Alinanacks, and hasjust feceiy-
ed by the WiIhelmina from Liverpool,
22, 900 English Quills
Ola good quality and cheap English
waters III tin boxes black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
aF IL gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
sept. 81
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Hahn's a, IT, billions PilEs.

The operation of thesePiBs isperfect
mild, so as to be used with safety by pc
ms in every situation,and of every ageh
They are excellently adapted to cary
of snperauous bile prpupent its more
abid secreti0ns---tor estor amend ther
ppetite- to produce a free perspiratiCn
and thereby prevent colds whichis 50 Of
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove a cold If taken on first IT'S
appearance--they are celebrated for re.
moving habitual costiveness-sickn az
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken By all persons on 8
change Of climate.
They have been found remarkably Ell
catious in preventing snd curing disOr:
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully presefs-
ed for use by every seaman.
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Robert u,
BOO KSIsLsl. 81 e STA TONER.


yXy EEMS'S Life Of Washington,
~ V Human Manners, Goldsmith's
Natural History, Goldsmith's Rome,
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, Rollins An
cient History, Eucien's Dialogues, Hor
race Belphini, Buchan's Domestic Medi-
cise ,Ewell's Medical Companion, Vince's
Astronomy. yince's Flaxions, Hawney's
MensnratiOn, Every man bis own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser.
mons, Rise and Progress Of Religion,
/ Saley's Theology, Christian World UNI
masked, lions Pilgrims Thornton Abbey.
Faber on the Prophecies, Village Dia-
logues, Watts ON the Mind, jays Ser
mons, Klopstock's Messiah, Tom Jones
|. Pores Works, Ossian's Poems, Don
Quixote. Lord Byron's Works, thinner
man on Solitude, Caliope, I.eonidas,
Wreath, Duty of Women, &c. 4.
Oh hind. g
School Bibles and I'estaments, Spell
ling books, Primers, Murray's Reading
Sequel, Grammar, exercises and Ke-
Scatt's Lessons, Columbian Orator, "A
merican Nepos: Dniei's Geography, john
sons Dictionary in miniature, Walker,
jones, and PeTy's school Dictionaries,
Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards. Ink powder, States and Pencils.
Waters. and Sealing wax, Quilts, Draw
ing Paper, Cauel's hair Pencils, and
: Water Colours, etc. etc.
4 X. GRAY
Has published new editions Of the
Clerk 8 Ma azipe. the Easv Introduction
to Reading, and an Almanac for 1876
All of whichthe offers for sale on accom-
.nodatiug terms.
Oct. s. ~ u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-07

Is recommended as an Invaluable me-
d;cine for the speedy relief and pernas
neat cure Of the various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretions, residence in climates unfair
yorabIe to the constitution, the immOde-
rate use Of tea, frequent intousation, or
any destructive intemperance, the un-
skilful orexcessiye use Of mercury; the
disease peculiar to females at "a certain
psiod Of life, bad lyings in, etc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-07
Salt aHoat.
Iaallsnai md EEu

lindsay and Hill
EN AVE aeO0 burheIs St. Ubes Salt
afloat, which will be sold on ac-
.comInolAting terms, II taken from on
board.
IN STORE,
g Orleans and Muscpvado Sugar
In hhds.
is hbds. good retailing MOlasses,
ST Croix Rum In puncReons,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee 10
bes, IS. 3
lobales Gcofgia upland cotson.
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Damask Lip Sdlvs.

Hans true e genuine GermaH Germ
# Plaisler.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
Asoyereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or of accident. 81
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T,O0fhe .ecJle Drops.

4 The onlyfesacay yet discovered which
gives Immediate md lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEpIoINEs ara
prepared from the Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-York,
and byher particular appointment sold By
Messrs. jas. Kennedy e Son.
BooKsELLERs, ALExAsDRIA.
April is.
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81 HAVE FOR SA LES
Received pet the brig Fair American
W. York, master, IS
From Newcastle, England,
100 kegs white lead ground ~ eil,
4 casks con taiining 5000 lbs. dry do.
2 casks containing 1900 lbs red lead
4 ) crates assorted erockerY ware,
case hats,
II chaidrons coal
The above BRIG,
burthen about 200 barrels,
Ests - ~ in complete order, Will be
ready t5receive a cargo in few days
and will take freight to the West.
Indies 81 any eastern port.
Apply As above.
fec
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Cads CntgiS.
HAs:gLToN,s ELIXIR.

srocrsign remedy for Colds, Obstinate ,
Coughs, .asthmas, sore t|sroats, and
approael,ing Consamptions, and most
disorders ofths bredst md lungs.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
IN restores the determination OF the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on tl,e common healthful perspira-
ton; that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough yiseid phlessn or mucns, 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
INDEPENDENTLY conquered, the reverse
&c common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake Of moderating tor
the present some Of its painful effects.
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GEO. BENNER. jr.
,No.1I, Budd street, Philadelphia.
HamiIton's Essence and Eairact OF
Mustard.

Al safe and effectuaL remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatie
gout, palsy, lumbagoo, nambness, white
swellings, chiIblains, sprains, bruises, PAIN
IN the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
il fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and in
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
lperspiration, expeIling the snperiiuous
and Morbid humors they are highly corr
dial to the stomach, create appetite, ald
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
Of windy complaints M the stomach or
bowels. * e
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ITCH CURED,

By once using Lees iSprereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infectioq Of which
noperson IS SAFE fiat if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform a cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used i
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies Of this infallible rs-.
lnedy forthe itch, over every other, are
the certainty of cure bya single applicG-
ton; the ingredients being 50 innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smeN but equally
agreeable with tie pleasantest pomatum.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-07
The Resforafirs Po1cder for ia
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to il-
lure and finally ruin them.