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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
New Dry Good Store.
Rogers e. I.ezWs.

Rogers g I.eayls,
a RE now opening at the Store lately ely.
q occupied as Domestic Ware
rouse. one door east Of the Mechanic
Sank, King st a general assortment : O
Spring g Summer. Fancy q
Staple Goods,
Selected from tie latest importatlons, a.
nong which are real Superhne W est Of
England black and blue broad Cloths =
sassimeres-fine and surerdne black,
-,lue. ciaret mkt, and fashionable BAR,
mkt, Yorkshire do. blue, black, green.
,rown and drab DISTINGUISHING and
common "A and $ Irish Linens, Linen
sbeetings. platilas and linen diaFers, 4
md rs fine Coleram British shirtins
lotions. CalIicoes and Cambria Prints.
a gand7-8 fashionable Bengal stripe
in: hans, A and GA white Cambucs
nd Cambria Muslins.-Fancy Muslins,
IL. near pi1uet, victory Cause. plain net.
sanbour'd net, and lenoes, rlain book DO.
lack cambria, furniture chigtzes, dlnH-
.iss-a great variety of rich and COM
non shawls, viz.--a-4 rich leyantlneo
| 18th broad palm ard ralmet borders--e-
| sgant IL cashmere ard knit silk do
a. ca. IA and "a common and rich
/ rinted aid imitation Go.-biack ard
ghte lace wells. shaw,s, yardy kes.
! leeyes. etc.-fasl ionaiIe rlaids fring'd
ed conman satin and taffata French
| ibbons--Enen and cotton pocket band
! erchies, MADRAS pattern and lag do
ghite marseilas and quilted yestings,
/ fashionable bengal striped and white
cans, for sentIeTen's wear, ten tl,ou-
J ,and sticks of ktuist, sewing silks.
I lit buttons, BAR eom5s, iine white Han
| 4els. pins. tape, ridicpIes or indispensa-
!. ) es; cave and common fans, cotton
,.ewinxs. mus thread; fine 'tWil'd black
7. 5ombalett, thread laces, &c. &C.; all OF
which viii be sold for cash, (aRd Cash
7niy) wholesale aNs! retail. al such prices
| as cannYt fail TO snit purchasers; who
are respectfully solicited to call.
! r. & l.. fiatter themselves that the
| aiyanta. les that will result to them from
bein. abe to replel.ish often, by having
persoa constantly in Doston, New-York
| n Philadelphia, Who viii purchase the
! Principle part oi' their Goods at Auctioh.
4 sill enable tnem to sell t.eir goods gene
! ally at much lower prices team they rave
usually been soid at in tbs place, iii any
times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
ITCH CURED,

By once nsi'sgg lees .SoUereisa Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons
aad families who are suffering under tins
disease, against the infection OF whlc !.
aoperson is safe) that il, this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it Nee
fails toperfbrm cure by the fallowlnss
morning, as thousands who have used 1
during the hast ten years can testify. ! lt
peculiarevceilehcies of this in,allihte Y.
medy forthe itch, over every otker, arc
the certainty of a cure by a single appiiea
ton; tie ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied With perfect safety to tft
tenderest infant, and its being not onl1
free from any offensive snellbut equally
agreeable with the pieasantest pomatun
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
Ground Plaster.

VENIIE subscriber has on hand and In
tends keeping. large and constant
supply of Ground Plaster for sale at re-
duced price at the Mill on kng street,
a.few doors below tie Union Pank, and at
his store on the wharf.
A. p. COVER,
May 20. law4w
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Selected from a numerous Laf
ss ys) TT T.E,;s 4

Beine DESTROYS to make public for the
god OF Others the excellent quality OF
HssdIhE0N'S ELIXIR, prepared BY.
Tie late Mr.. Lee, Ihave sent yoa the iot
having account Of the benefit ! have re-
ce;ved from It.: which | bore will induce
Others to GIVE it'a trial. In consequence
"a bruize on the breast received from a
fan, my healthy BAD. my bre&tAins
became diaicait, and frequently ! nave
4 had suddenly To- rise upin my bed WITH
all the horrors Of immediate sptt9cation.
Add to- these, q constant pain IN my
breast and cough, great loss OF
strength and.hesh, ant. you may conceive
tat nv symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
J OF a most esn;neat physician was resorted
to. nd5afteYwa.sts a second was called
in, but without giving me any relied
Another paes;cian, who. knew me aud 9!
the circumstances of nv case. advises
re to aireA Hlmiitaa's Eirir 6 triat--
saving, he Rad asea s.it IN his practice,
) all altcays fosatl it to do mach GOOD. 4
bottle was procured, and { foana retisf
before T8a9 tassa half efit. icontinued
Ito use it, and was sooa strong eneash TO
& atse AZ. to business. 0ntaking cold, soRe
Of nay former symptoms return butare at
ways removed by adose orrtwo OF the d
lixir.
GEO. BENNER, n.
Ma Budd street, Philadelphia.
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t}rDlsaus' 4 oui t

.areraedria Countg .fprilIeam. Isl &
N RDERED thatt',e administrator Q
{ Joseph Birch. decd, DO insert the
following advertisement three tines 8
week iour>weeks in the Alexandria news
papers.
A cop5-Test.
a. Moore, Reg.
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] I: olas cylss.
ia MILO Ms Elixir.

o ,;,- re'.tsly for Colds,obstiaat
tJfrss, .4stamas, sore thross. an
45y.osclias Coasnaptioas, aN mos
disorders Of the h'east and langs
4 SINGLE trial VIII prove, thaSi
Il restores the determination of fx
Raias to the surface Of TIE body an
b~ia@s On the ca.n non .hea thfil perspira-
TIA: that it sisloslges and eTacnates tie
tough visc;d Dhlegno or p,licus, strength
eas the weakened vessels OF the in ing
sheathes the acrimonious hu'nor wtacp
irsatates them and finally discharges, u
Thus strikes at tie root OF TIE aisoro $,
the symptoms are of course efeetuaily
aud permanently conquered, the reyerse
of ca,nlaen medicines which WEAKEN .
Constitution, and give ,strengtli TO iae
disosies, for the sake Of noieratlHg lor
the present someof its painful effects.
CASE 0F CURE.
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The Restorative Poscder for tn
teeth pud Cams

This excellent preparation comfort
and strengthens TIE gums, preserves tiit
enamel from decay, and cleanses an'i
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, Whlc
suffered to accumulate. never fails to m,
lure and finally ruin them.
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CASE oF CURE.
Selectel fron q namsrous list

qSCSLECttSt iofie, % stse'fe|' Ot'o 'sS-'
yahn. Hoover, ropc-naker, South Sc
con;l street, between Mary and christian
streets, PHILADELPHIA, voluntarily maketh
Data as foIlows: nanely-tlat his wife,
Mary Hoover, was 50 severely all cted
with violent Rhea natism, very dangerous
~ situated, the conse iaence OF a seyefe
cold after1yiag in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
Zen reduced to the sne.aacaoly appre-
hehsiou of remaining grippe for HE,
Notwithstanding the mostrespectapie me
d;cal advice was followed, and every lsro-
babIe remedy attempted; when seem
several eases of cues performed. by Ha-
m;,ton.s essence and extract OF Mustard,
faey were psocurel from Mr.. Birch, No.
~ So.tn Second street. Inc first appll-
,cay;oo enaaled her to walk across the
.roa.n aud the use Of one bottle restored
her to her usual state OF health ana
strength. ,a1,>r r1oo1.po
SWORN and subscribed before Ebenezer
Fersason. esa.soae OF the justices OF tne
peace for Philadelphia county.
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Hain.s gsnuiue Fac Waffr.

( A sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
tie eyes, whether tie eject of natarai
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
,Damask Lap Satire.
Hon's true e genuine German Corn
Piaisser.

Aainfallisle remedy for corns, sreedil
removing themroot and branch, Mithou
giving pain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27

Wanted Immediately to at
tend ia tie ABOVE Store likely, active
and aifabIe Lad, about Is or II years OF
a,e, Of respectable connexions, ana WHO
live in town.
NiaA q.
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LoughIin Masters 0 n

20 BSPECTFtILLY informs the rub
~, lie that he has commenced business
on his~own account on Royal street, a
few doors south of Kings street ard di-
rectly opposite the Office OF tie Alexan-
dria Gazette. where he will be harry te
execute the orders of his friends and pros
nises to use bis best endeavors to gis esa-
tisfaction to such as may favor him with
their custom.
May, Is. tt.
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IoHN HOOVER.
gamilfon.s Graad Restoralire,

Is recommended as an Invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief aad Perma--
nent care Of the various complaints whlcA
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
iaaiscretiaas, residencein climates unia-
yorable to the constitution, the immode-
rite use Of tea, frequent inteNicatlon, o
otter destructive intenp erance, tie UNI IN
sNilful or excessive useof mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period of life, bad lyings in, etc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
Hamilton's Worm desire, 'as Lo
SfngeS.

This medicine, winch isas innocent &
mild, as is certain and eeficatious in its
eperatioh J, cannot injure the youngest m
FAINT, SHOULD no worlns exist IN the body,
hat Will, without pain OF gripping, cleans
the stomach or bowels of whatever is foul
o. os!easiye, and thereby reventthe pro-
disorders.
Hahn's arti- bilious Pills.
The operation Of these pills sperfsctly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-27
Taluable prqpery--Jw sale.

THE subscriber, expecting to lemove from this
4 town. offers for sale, the HOUSE, in Thames.
street, IN which he now live, with the LOTS join.
ing. The situation is cenral-,t has an advantage
Gus hont on Thames-street, and very extensive
southern front Possession Of the House will be
given mmediate'y-possession Of the shop, will &c
given on the 18th day Of April next.
lie sill also sell the LOTS adjoining the Estate Of
the late George Champln, Esq They are very con-
venicntly situated for House Lots-almost in the
centre Of the town.
He will also lease, either for three, Eve years
hrs FARM, on Sachuesst point, in the town Of
Middletown--this Farm is very valuable, and very
well known. For terms apply to him
NArIrL. HAZARD.
.Nrrborf, Nsrsrbr- Is. 1915
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NEW CARDING MACHINE.

If CUEDALL's Mills.
i HE subscriber informs the public. he has, in ad.
dition to his form 90 machinery, elected new
machine tor cardng Woo Of tn, finest guali,y. aud
VIII be able IN future TO have wool, Of All grades,
cardcd ia the best manner.
tie also continues the colorins an finishing Woo,
en- Cloths, usual Likewise wti manufacture
common or merino Wool into Plains, ssttinetts Cas-
smeres, F'aune's, &c. &c. very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takes the liberty ct urging the payment Of
ing accounts, multiplicity Of which now un-
settled on his books SANeEL CLARKE
Psrlsmosrt. Juyv O 1915
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UnioD Wo0len ManAyaetoy.

THE UNION W00LE.v .ZlNJF.fCT0RY,
L established at Portsmouth, (on this Islsnd) is
now in operation The Machinery is new, and OF
the best kind, and experienced Workman has
been employed 10 carry il on --1ae Proprie,ors viii
receive Wool 20 manufacture into ctorH; and the
whole process, any branch Of its manufacturing,
shall be done in the heat manner, as expediously.
and on as reasonable terms as can be dooe a, any
Manuise,ory 10 the State Apply at the Nanufsc,o.
~, to JOHN BAsCoCK, .syesi.
Pc, izss.S, Dec. L., 1915.
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NEW HOTEL
AL BRISTOL.

SANFORD EoRroN respectfully informs his
friends and The public, that he has taken the
house formerly improved by the Brsto! Bank, next
north OF the market, which he has opened for
n HOUSE or FEyFZkR2.fINNfE.NT
Ladies aud gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant and agreeable
msnner-Fne Clu5s and dinner parties can also be
accommodated ia the best possible a,anaer-- and
travellers will find good entertainment foc them
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
The pubic are assured that the most unremi,tug
exc~tions shall De employed TO gire every satisfac.
ton. Bristol Nov r. 1915
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Nezo LAND--tor sale.
To enserprizng and Industrious Far.
merS, Mechanics, DC.

To enserprizng and Industrious Far
nnrs, Mechanics, DC.
THE Subscriber having large quantity fex.
= celient LAND to sell aituated in the eoun es.
OF Eric, Crawford, Yinango. and Warren, in the
SSc OF Pennsylvania, late the property Of the Ho,.
land Land Company, now offers the same for sale at
low prices, and liberal credits in quantities
commodate settlers, Individuals and companie
The title is clear and indisputabe.-On payment OF
asmaii portion OF the purchase money, warrantee
deeds will be given, and security taken the lands
for the balance.
Perhaps no part of the western country combines
more natural advantages, than the lands now offer
ca Tor salc--Suuated near the heads Of the navga-
bic streams running into the great Ohio river, and
asmall distance from the town of Erie, BY the Lake
OF that name. having the sdvan,sgc of the markets
and trade down French and Broxen Straw Greeks to
fntsourghs and other great towns on the Ohio and
Mississippi TO New-Orlcans. transportation now be-
coming easy and cheap by means Of Ste a- Boats ra-
pidiy mcreasiog to Montreal in Canada; to Detro.
u, and many hundred miles above 20 the head Of
the Lakes; at the same tine becoming the point Of
communication between the eastern and western
States, by rivers and new turnplkcS now commenc.
mg, the distance being but little more than three
hundred miles TO New.York Philadelphia. or Bal,i.
more mast soon render il one OF the mos, populous
aud rich settlements west of the Allcghany river,
The lands are timbered with sugar-maplc. beech,
oak, chestnut. hickory, elm, ash, white wood, Gu.
sumoer, Dulternut, black walnut. and some peauti-
tul groves of p,neThe soil is excellent producing
IN abundance every kind Of gram and peculiarly a.
dspted to grazing, abounding with springs aud runs
OF the purest water.-Ia no country can more stock
be kept on the same number Of acres of land when
well cleared and managcd.-Thc climate is more
mild than here, and remarkably healthy Consider.
able portions Of the counties in which these Lands
lay are settled, courts OF justice places Of public
worship, and schools, are already established, and
means are adopted for the immediate erection Of a
College in the town of Meadvjllc.
All persons desfous TO purchase are requested to
call ON the subscriber, whowil shew them the maps
of the country and lands, snd give them any further
information yequred.-He will remain at SIrs. Cot.
treIrs, in Newport, until the 2a,h Of December
.-----. FREDERICK CRARY.
U7cIfc;df NsstB.Ssr ks> tsf5 = = ,
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

HE subscriber has taken that convenient House,
NO. Ii0, Thames street, recently occupied by
the Hon. SIMEON MARTIN, where Gentlemen and
Ladies' can be accommodated with ssnteci Board.
iog. RICHARD DURFEE.
.Nerporf, .hopen,5er /. 1915
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1'oI.ct.

,qs NaR h3sstssiSa .siyfa isieiedia.elg,
rTtttAT pleasantly situated House and G.rden.o own
ed, and formerly occupied by rRtrAaS MAY
peasy. n Warrington street Fer particulars in-
quite AZ this cdcc. DEC, l5.
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For SAFE,
THE Estate, formerly the property Of Oliver
Il Durfee, Esq. deceased, lying on the west road
leading to Bristol Ferry and four miles from New
port Beautifully situated for my gentemans rstire-
men;, containing Is 10 acres excellent LAND. with
an orchard nearly in its prime. Further particulars
may beknown BY application to Mr.. WM. LANGLEY
the subscriber. living in Newport.
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
.NessSorl. October q, 1915. Sm.
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For Sale,

THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
mouth. one half mile south Of Bristol Fessy.
containing about go acres, with Dwelling Iiouse.
Darn aud other out houses, in good repair. The
whole win be sold on reasonable terms For pariic-
ulars, apply the subscriber, living the premisea
JOHN ANTHONY.
Porf,notith. Jnly 10. 1915. !, 4. ..,s tt-vs
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Nequ Feather Beds and Feathers.
r I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 20 to. As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER.
NO. 2, Charies-strees. .
He has on hand an assortment of Mattresses Of al
kinds. .Nezptorf, March %, 1915
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|:s:''s !zfRN
JOHN BULLS EPISTLE,
"a. 10 NY LORD OF ESSEX.
Z Why Galley strons, my 10. Gale,
: ~ fghot hare gov been abouf2
=" You baseiy have deceived me,
III fairly found you out;
3 You've. prov'd yourself traitor,
!. yoa'sc lied 70 me, you knef
: 4, lou are an axrant coward, tocs
~sk q Galley strong, my jol
"Cseat Galley Strong, my jo, Gale,
" Before the war began
\. a thousand times you promis'd me,
"a, That you would be my man,
5, That you'd divide the Union,
" You'd split il at blow,
The northern half you'd give to me,
N AZ Friend Galley Strong, my jo.
. .shcreat Galley Strong, my 10, Gale,
Z MO you was Henry sent,
~ 70 aid you and your colleagues
Some project to invent
= 80 put your rulers down, Gale,
~ Your Congress overthrow
~ You fia.a'd--but feared TO execute,
n oCsiey Strong, my jo!
n Great Galley Strong, my jo, Gale,
~ Al length the war begun!
On hen you prick'd up your ears. sir,
f And all you dar'd you've done.
n. You did withhold your troops, sir,
Rsfus'd to let them 60,
When Madison csll'd loud for them,
Friend Galley Strong, my jo.
Cren Galley Strong, my 10, Gale,
Your striving to prevent
Tk' enliating OF your subjects,
To aid your government,
Your feeding OF my armies
With Mutton, Beef, and So,
rou here receive my thviks for,
Good Galley Strong. my jo.
Great Galley Strong, my jo, Gale,
When our coDye yention met
In Hartford famous city,
To overturn the state,
Great things did expect. Gale,
Would from such wisdom Aow,
But faith, in smoke il did expire,
Poor Galley Strong, my jol
Poor Galley Strong, my 10, Gale,
When soldiers did land
Snug on the shore of Castine,
-'t Ger which you had command,
You dard not try rcpel NC
Nor fight your rniers-no!
For which we both despise ye,
Poor Galley Strong. my jo.
Great Galley strong, my 10, Gale,
Had all you told prov'd true,
Some royal wish'd for title
I should have stuck on you-
ARibbon, Star and Garter,
What else hardly know;
my Lord Of Essex," was the style
For Galley Strong, my jo!
o Galley Strong, my 10, Gale,
am eonstrAind TO own
That Urcle Sam has aogged me,
Completely got me down;
never should have fought him,
And that you clearly know,
But for Your swagg'ring tory gang,
o, Galley Strong, my 10!
Friend Galley Strong, my ja. Gale,
Advice ike this send,
When seated near two puddings,
Besure your own defend
Lest meddlng in your neighbor's dish,
You burn your fingers so,
You never get them we'll again,
Poor Galley Strong, my jo!
Poor Galley Strong, my 10. Gale,
One thing TO me 10 true--
Old benedict, the traitor, had
More honor far than you,
He acted more consistently,
More independent too,
A double traitor he was not,
k,4I 81. -strnuD. nv in
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
GEORGE ENGS,

No. l7O, IhQmes-st.
LAS just received All extensive sup.
4 u ply of the above 2ticie, sad now offers for
safe very cotppe assoua,cnt, 90 w..oIe sae and
retail, on the most reasonable erms Juae Ga
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EspECiEUiLY iaforrns as f,iends and the
public, that lac has removed from Newport to
pcst'o, and has taken ,.Ie elegant Man.on. II ouse
OF the late DIR. WAaREN, in school street where
TIC Is now ready 20 receive As former friends and
customers, and such ,trsager, as choose 10 favour
MN WITH their comp,py Che House is large aud
eommodo1s and situated in one Of the pie astutest
streets an towo, scd githih three minutes walk of
acss.
Those persans who favor him with their custom
may depend upon having excellent accomnod alton
and the best st,entiua paid 10 taem
Boston, Nov 2l, 1915
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~, Tor sac,
EIvE-TWELFTH5 of Cotton Manufactory, sIn-
= ate in North. .X.Ngsto.sn, about one mile from
Uck5ord 1t has stream Of water sufficient to op-
perate 1000 sp,ndles, add has 10 cperstun $50.
with Dwelling. House and other necessary Buiid-
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property acs-
sessing so many advantages been offered for sale
The terms will be liberal and may be known by an-
plying to JOHN HAwxIss, at the Factory, or to
BERiAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.Nexpors, June 2, 1915 .l
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JOB F.. TOWNSEND.
JOSIAH G. SHAW,

No. ll8, Ihames-Slverr,
uAS Just received an extensive assortment Of d.
i merican super6ne velum and other PAPER,
and patest account BOOKS, Of all descriptions.
which he is determined TO sell AS cheap as can bo
purchased in this state. Oe!. H.
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT SrOMACHIC BIrTERS,

Price one dollar,
DR.. RoBsarsoN' Ms stomachic Bitters, (price ID
which are celebrated for strengthening weak stom-
achs increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and sgue, &c. For the fever
and a6ue,a malada prevalent throughout the south
ern States, and affecting to families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes. stag
mated pools, rivers, These celebrated and uni
sersaliy esteemed Besaitt have surpassed any
ny ever administered for the relief and of that
most obstinate opprcssor of the human frame. num-
beress instances of their efficacy have been testified,
alter The barks, and various other extoled pre- scrip
tons failed, they proved successful, The admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects.
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PATENT ITCH OINTMENT


For pleasan,ness. safety, expedition, case and
certainty Is infinitely superior to any other mcdi.
cine for the cure of that most dsagreeable and tor
menting disorder The Itch.
Dr. Dyorr's infaiible Tooth Ache Drops; price
81 cts. Circassan Eye-water; price so cents SOW.
ereigp remedy for all disorders Of the eyes.
DIR. TGssors celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops price 50. The Vegetable Balm Of Life price
81 The Balm of iberia price g, extracted from
an ioeran plant, ior curing defects OF tic skp and
improving the complexion. SC. The Restorative
pnufric, for, cleansing. Whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (price fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines were first dis.
covered, upwards Of Suss Hvadrel 71orsdrd Persons
have experienced their happy and saluiary effects
many OF whom from the lowest state Of tier disqr-
ders.
or Take netice. that each aud all the above gene.
ire mcjicines sre signed on the outside covers with
the signature Of the so'cpropsie,or, Tw Dyo,,, d.
81 a fresh supply Of the above Mrpi.
crSxs jus, received, cnd for sale by SAN.
UEL w. VINSON, Drggeisf, Nsahor.,
where pamphlets containing se:i:aca,e, OF
cures Sc. msy be had gratis.
,ftEesr,, .x-r,i a.. 1875 Iyo