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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-01

him-no longer in the service and enioyipg
only the half pay which belongs by law to e.
very. retired soldier-possessing, moreover,
no home but at Paris, where his establishment
had been fixed for many years, could come
so tar within the spirit of the new order as
TO be molested in the bosom of his family
and at time when his lady was confined by
sickness to her bed. He was arrested, how
ever, by authority ofthe Duke of Dalmatia,
though he contrived to escape from the gems
d'armes, who had seized him, and has been
searched for by the Police during the last
three days in every quarter of the environs
OF Paris. This history has occupied the
whole world. 1t involves a question of law,
as to the power of the Executive Govern
ment to chase from his DoMIcILE an officer
retired from the service, without a charge,
or any hint ola charge against him, for pub
lie or private misconduct. 1t opens Questi-
on of wisdom and of policy, how far prero-
gative so terrible Gift exists at ally ought
to be exercised upon the persons of men of
high rank and character. 1t has unfortu-
nately engaged the feelings of the army,
who do not act upon the preponderance of
reasoning, but on the impulse of passion-SS,
in fact, II has thrown society into ferment
Soult, with every Difference for his great ia
Tents, has been bred in the school of force,
which knows no restraint but force. He
~'eSAS ooOus SiNh dutuOTIucS OF pOlltl-
cal constitutions. His hand is described as be-
ing too strong his touch too coarse he
s4eeezes and throttles the infant charter of
French liberty, which requires to be embra-
Ced with the utmost gentleness, and to be
directed with delicacy to its important OBJ
Jects. We cannot guess how this business is
to end.
Brussels, Dec. II.
After the conference on the 10th, between
the American & English Ministers at Client,
which lasted several hours, the English lega-
non worked till very late at night, and sent off
courier, for whom packet boat was wait
ing at Ostend. 1t is said that the next CEN
ference will be at the hotel of the English
Ambassadors. 1t is affirmed that the inten-
ton of the journey of the Sec'y. of Mr.. Bayard
to Paris, was to feel the pulse of the French
Government respecting the question of the
continuance of the war, & the conclusion of
peace between England & North America ;
it Is also affirmed on good authority, that his
mission has not had the success which the A.
merican Ambassadors had hoped from it.
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NOTICE

NOIlCE
hereby given, that, agreeaby to the &C. of Con-
n gress entitled, An act To provide additional IT,,
1e,aites for derayng the expenses OF government aud
maintaining the public credit b, laying duties on various
goods, wares, and rnerchandize manufactured within
e United States, passed 18th Jan. 1885, every per-
SON. who shall, after the 18th day OF pr 1871 s. man
uiacture within the United States any of the heraf
Ter enumerated articles for sale, required to give
bond, and pay the duty specified said act and tc
perform other duties under penalties therein prescri
bed.
On Pig-ron. pcr ton. dollar
Castinssofiron per ton, dollar so cent,
Bar-iron per ton, dollar
Rolled or slit iron ~ ton, dollar
Nails, bads and sprgs, other than those denon-
mated wrought, per lb cent
candles OF white wax, or in part white s. other
wax, perib.5 cents
Mould candle, of taliow or of wax other than
white, or in part of each per Id. 5 cents
Hats anu caps, IN whole or in part ct leather,
wool or fuis bonnets in whole in part OF
wool or iur, it above dollars in yaiueS per
cent ad valorem
hats with chip wood, covered with silk or
other materials, or not covered, if above dol
lars IN value, per cent AL valorem
Umbrellas and parasols if above the value of 6
dollars, per cent ad valorein
Paper per cent, nd valore
Playing and visiting cards SO per cent al vaIo-
Saddles and bridles per cent ad y,Ioren
Boots and bootees, exceeding five dollars per
par IN value, per cent. ad valoren.
DSsi, arc anu porter, d Per cent ad vaiorern-
Tobacco, manufactured cigars, and snuff, %
per cent ad vaorem.
Leather, including therein all hides and skiing
whether tanned, tawed, dressed, or otherwise
made, on the original manufacture thereof
per cent ad valorem
hat the manufacturer may be correctly advised Of
tne duties incumbent upon him discharge COPY Of
tho said act of Congress has been printed which; viii,
the annexed forms of statements required fro,oo !.
manufacturer, vii! be furnished TO him, by the esect
or, on demand.
he collector will also furnish, on demand bisnk
bonds and such other blanks will ensbl. ,b. mann
iactnrcr to comply with the several provisions of
law.
Given under my hand, at my Office in Richmond.
this 2lst day of February, 1915.
VIM d. TAYLOR,
Collector Of the Revenue
Tor the 18th Collection Dis
IN . trict Of Virginia
AZ b--ah delinquents ofthe carriage, aud license
duties, on the LIST of March next will be strictly deat
with agreeable TO law.
VIM ID. TAYLOR
Collector of the Revenue 10
I'm
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NOTICE.
A I meeting of the Managers of the Warm
"a Springs Company" on Wednesday the 9Th inst
Ordered, that requson of ten dollars on each share
be forthwith pad (at the Bank of Virginia) to the
of the company, for the purpose Of purcha-
sing supplies and making improvements.
Ordered, also, that the first quota of the purchase
money be paid on the 10th March next, and the sew
eral other quotas on the 10th day of each month ther
after until the whole be paid up, according to the
ofthe subscription.
JOHN COALTER,
JOHN WICKHAM,
WILLIAM WA RDI.AW,
JOHN q. SMITH,
JNO. BROCKENBROUGH,
r., :. Managers.
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n TEQCHER,

W!O IS yell qualified TO tsach Latin. Ge-
21gTaf'hy and Hrithmetick, and Mould IKE IN
be enlntoyed about haLf his time in teoclfnR a
rev chH1ren in q firiUate. tamily, and ne a.
fher my IN learning and attendiue TO 6usi.
neSS Of a commercial nature, nay hear oF
such situation on aflhHc0tion TO The min
January II RI
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

,IN FOR LIVERPOOL,
,~EASN The Shin SCIPIO, S1encer
ID MSAH Orumnond, master svW carry
about 500 kogsheads Tobacco, and be
az WojoG an IS or 30 days, readiness to rccet.e
cargo. Iae Scipo is 7esse, cph,er fastened,
aud il is beiered mil sail isf For freight atey 10
Richard Hr1anaroid q Co. .NorfclS, or 10
l.. f. SIs7LNS.iCS s. Co
Petersburg, FEB 2s *
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WANTED.
SPANISH HIDES.
.NEW LLyV'E OF ST.9G rs.
Feb. \.

NEW LIVE OF ISI.HGES.
TEVIE late rsins having broken up the Ice in the Po-
II tomsc. the Dispatch Stage has recommended run
ming through the Line, by Hcoes Ferry, and will as
formerly leave Petersburg and Richmond for Washing.
ton every day, and returning, leave Washington every
day for Richmond ADD Petersburg, at the usual hours
Passengers entering in Washington Or Petersburg will
have preference to seats through the whole line
THE PROPRIETORS.
Feb ~. ~
- The Editors Of Ne National Hlfelggencer 1viH
Peass Publish the dboUe fsVo sseeks, and transmit ei,
account 70 Ne SHINES IF Georgetown, for pay
meR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
(BY AUTHORITY
.3Vutaat and Inspector Generals 0mce, TbrH B, 1915
GnNEkA NJ ORDER

.AJusaat and Inspector General Oace, IbrH B, 1915
GENERAL ORDER
The Detterto secure 10 0on-Co lone officers
and prvates Who have been enlisted inJ the service
Of the Uoitd states and who have or may be hon
orl1ly discharged theretron, ana % the heirs Of
those ol-commIs. oncd officers and soldiers who
have died IN the service. ~ allowance Of one hum
dre and sixty 1i land, under the provisions Of
the acts OF D-cembc. 24 Is I and December 10,
1912 well tbs further allowance Of three hun.
drad aOd twenty actes OF land to those who have
been c0listed under the act Of December 10, 1874 .
which land VIII hereafter bc designated and survey
Ell by order of the President of the United States,
ana secured to the persons enttled thereto by war
Eaats 10 &c issued by The Secretary for the Depart
inent Of War. tf applied for within five years) ac-
c9rdng 90 the provisions OF The act OF May 8. 1912
The Secretary OF Wsr directs, that all company
books and records, which will establish the casual
ties of service relative to non-commssoned officers
and soldiss, between the passing of the act of De-
cember 24, 1911. and the descriptive list of The army
on the l6a Of February last be forwith transmitted
this ofh ice, deposited, be hereafter forwarded
from the Adjutant Generals office OF the district or
army where the company may be stationed.
Officers commanding companies will preserve CO.
pies OF such part of their records as will be ncccs-
sary u forHamg new company books, when the army
shall be consolidated to the peace establishment, ,en
bracins all subsequent casualties of men whose time
had not expired at the close of the war.
The commanding officers of districts and armies
will give the necessary orders tor promptly collect.
ing tue company books within their respective com.
fnsnds and it is believed that any records cal
euiaed to establish the just clsms OF soldiers, may
be IN the hands OF gentlemen who have left the SER
vice, they will be cbeertuy transmitted accordingly,
By order CT the Secretary OF War
ID PARKER, I'D. g hsb Gea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS.

ID o. RICHMOND will open this day the hard
scmest assortment Of fssasonable Goops, offer
ed for sale this season, imported the last week into
Boston, among which are trunk plaid and striped
Gingh.ms; do. elegant fancy lace and leno Mus
Inns do. figured jackonet Cambria l do. black
and white do |; do Calicoes; I do Dimtes; do.
corded stripe and Japan Muslins (new fashion >, e!.
egant white and coored plain and frnged Lustrings,
and sstin Ribbons Madrass and white packet Hkf's.
from to s.; fancy Vestings cotton and linen Da-
mask low, fringed and very fine cotton shir,ings
mems and womens white aud colored cotton Hose;
fine beaver and doe skin Gloves Tapes Cotton;Ic.
American patent sewing Thread; black, S.nged silk
Hkf's. black Lustrings fancy and imitation Shawls;
white Sarcenets oil Cloths, (yery handsome; j fur
niture and chintz Calicoes; cotton Moulds plated
and gilt Buttons blue 3roadcloths and bale blue
Madras Cotton equal to blue Nankns, at less than
half price.
.ilsa--l0 cases assorted Crockery Ware; 1000
straws Tumblers 10 chests Soucheng and Green
Teas; 1000 VT best retailing Coffee,
The above Goods were all purchased for cash and
mostly at auction, from IS to so per cent. cheaper
than the late prices. Jay 20.
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@p eszsszlza5 81
EsssSl GOs;;@ssg

Whieh are celebrated for The cure cf nlost dis
eases 10 which lie human body is liable.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR
r. w DYOTT, NJ. ID.
oRANpsoN or THE LATE CELEBRATED DIR. r. oD
ERTsoa OF EDIEBURoH
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
AT THE otD
PROPRiETOR'SWH WHOLES.dLE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. l37. North Fast Corner of Second and Race sts
ind By retail Of his agents throughout
Me United States.
DH ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMAClIIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH.:
(Priee one doLar aud ffty cents.
One OF the most eficacious medicines ever offered
TO the public, for the speedy relief aud cureof obsti
nate coughs, colds consumptions, the hopping cough,
as,hmas, pains and wind'in the stomach, removing
habitua cosveness, sickness at the stomach, dysen-
cries. cholera morbus, severe gripings. the sum
mer bowel complaintin children, &c.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
VEGE7HBLE AERVOUS CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price o'x dollar and .ffty cents
Is confidently recommended as the most ethcaeious
medicne,-r the speedy relief and OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres'
sion OF the spirits headscne, temor fsntness hys-
teric FITS, debility, seminal weakness gleets, ant'
various complaints resulting from secret imp oprey
of youth and disspated habits, resde in warm
climates, the ipmoderste of tea, the unskiiiui
excessive use of mercury, often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females at
certain period ofiife uor albas, barrenness, &c &c
Under the determination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind, and so various that volume would hardly
suffice to complete description of them. II per-
vades, with its baleful influence the whole nervous
system, ,writhing the heat with ncxpressible anguish,
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair. To tins demon have thousands fall
len sacrifice, in the direful transports Of its rage
The most common symptoms of its commencement,
are weakness, atulence, paipltstions, watchuness,
drowsiness after eating timdty, flashes of heat and
cold, numbness cramp siddmess, pains in the head,
back and ioins hickup. difficulty of respiration and
deg;utition, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
Dir ROBERISON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROP,
Price one dollar.
A safe and eaeetual for the gout, rheurna-
tism, iumbago. stone and gravel, swellngs, and
weakness Of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds Of green wounds-thc cramp,pans in the head,
face and body, stiffness of the neck, chiibans fro
zen limbs &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
COMMUNAL DEVOTION.

The following singular instance OF connubai ueso
,,p is extracted from the Gazette de France oil Tic
ostb May.--".An event has just happened at Ram
bouille which has Produced deep sensation al
,ha, Mace 4 person Of the name of Duminil, who
rad forme rly been a restsrateur at Versailles ana
had etired 10 a small farm which he cultivated Tor
some time at Au.i gis. near Ramboulllet, IN 10 y
lost l,is wife, whom he tenderly loved and whose
tomb he visited daily from the time OF her inter
ment--On the Doth Of May, Duminil took an alice
tonate leave Of his friends telling them that he was
setting out upon a long journey. AT night he dug
IN the remains Of his wife, filled her grave with
wood-placed ihe bones upon il-fastened his ieet
with strong iron wire TO cramp, which he haa Sc
cured in the wall contiguous 10 the grave-sst bre
TO the faggots. and threw himself upon the pile
Ills body was thus consumed with the remains OF ms
wife lie had fixed ih the wall piece OF feestone,
upon which he had rudey traced this epitaph-
Here lies a man who enjoyed happiness tor han
a century; he mixed his ashes with those oi ms
wife in 1915" sr 1
In niche formed on one of the sides of the tomb,
was deposited the portrait Of his wife, with this IN
scription :.
"Augustn Duminil to Mary Jane Rahnet, his vile,
died goth April, 1905, aged SO years She was
beautiful 35 years; virtuous and amiabie all h6
life no power csn'separate our ashes"
TO the external wall of the tomb was afhxed Ia
bel, written with a tremulous hand:
Do not pity me for this is a consumniation which
have long and deyoutly wished-an object which
was resolutey bent npon accomplishing DO not
blame me--do not despise me-do not insult mel
make present Of my wife's picture to the commune
This 2lst Of May, 1915, two o'clock in the morn
ing-io the moment of precpitsting myself upon The
flames in order to rejoi" my wife DUMlNiL'"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE--That pleasantly situated House IN
l. Broad-street, owned and occupied by the late
Can't THOMAS HupsoS jr The House is IN good
repair, has an exceen, well of water n the house.
a wood-house, yard, &c.
.9so--the House next in the rear OF the above,
fronting in the alley.
For particulars, apply to Mrs. HupsoN. living on
The premises. or TO JOHN B.GLEl.
.Ncsgborf, June IS, 1878.
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DIR D1UTTS
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

Price 50 CTS per Ior,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, case and
certainty is infinitely superior ITO any other medi.
cine, for the Of that disagreeabe and tor.
men,ing disorder the Itch.
DIR. Dyorr's miallibe Tooth Ache Drops price
so cts Cireassian Eye-water price SO cents a SOW
ercign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
Dr.. TIssor's celebrated Gout aud Rheumatic
Drops price SO The Vegetable Balm of Life price
81 The Balm Of Iberia price So, extracted from
Iberlan plant, for curing defects of the skin, and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
D,ntifric. for, cleansing whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (p ice fifty cents per box)
once these invaluable medicines were first dis
covered; upwards of Seuen Hundred Thousand Persons
have experienced their happy and salu,ary effects
many Of whom from the lowest state of their disor.
ders
l-' Take notice that each and all the above genu.
inc medicines arc signed on the outside covers with
the signature of the sole proprietor. rW Dyo,t,
s-Ts a fresh supply of the above MEDI
ciEss just received, and for sale by SAM
UEL w. VINSON, Druysisf, .iesshors,
where pamphlets containing certificates OF
cures &c. may be had gratis
.NsTTfsr', .Nsreh %. 1915 JyeeT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

The English ladia Company's ship
Bengal Of $50 tons, and 80 guns, Captain
Nichols, has been totally destroyed by fire,
in the India SosS, with her valuable cargo
About twenty persons were drowned, among
Them we're Mr. Miller, midshipman of the
Bengal, and ihe master ana lieutenant OF the
MaiaCcl, B,iush Nigate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
Far SGk.

THE FARM of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
L mouth, one half mile south Of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 90 acres, with Dwelling House,
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms. For partic
uars, apply to the subscriber living the premises.
JOAN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, July 10, 1915.
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TO LET,

THE House, No. s, Thymes sstreet, formerly own-
cd by Capt. Henry Hunter, having a large yard
and garden with other couyeniences. For particu.
lars, apply TO WIN. LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM
UEL ALNY, Portsmouth. Nay IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
JOHN C.. BORDEN s. Co.
OFF, Gr ale.

Ofer for sale,
At their store in Troya the Fall River Bridge.
A general assortment of genuine Gio-
ceyes, Provisions, Dry Goods hard, hollow and s'one
Ware, at Wholesale and retail, viz:
hhds. w. l. Ram, Of sup'f. quality
New-England do pure;
pipes best American Gin:
1000 VT. Coffee;
20 bbs. superfne, Richmond Flour:
700 bushels Of Rhode Island Corn.
100 do. Ryei
geo do Salt; &C qls Goldfish;
Cheese and Pork
Teas Chocolate; Molasses; Pepper
Pimento Nutmegs; Soap; Starch;
Indigo; Tobacco Snuff &c. &c.
. AlSo-A complete assortment OF SHOES,
consisting of boys thick Shoes ladies, misses and
children's calf skin and morocco.
Likrgvise-A large supply Of Calicoes, In
da Muslns, Lenos, Cambrics, Cassimercs, Broad
cloths, ,shawls and Factory Goods ofevery description
A general assortment of Nails and Brads,
shovcls Hoes, Bake. Pans, TeaKettles, Spiders,
Cart. Boxes, &c &c
Formers wishing to be supplied with Ii
quors at cheap rate, will do well to call soon.
he above Goods will he sold fog cash, as
cheap as can be purchased in the State.
Wood and Flax Seed taken at The market
prices Troy, (.Nass JuIy 10 1915
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GRAND PRIZES.

In the Grand National Lottery,
which positively commences drawing in Baltimore,
on the 23th inst.
TICKETS AND SHARES,
Can be obtained at JOSIAH C. sHAW's No. 1l8,
Thanes-street, at the same price as at Baltimore.
Present price Of Tickets, Ten Dollars
u. S. Treasury Notes for sale, in sums
to suit purchasers. Apply as above.
n e7gborf, .9ng. 9, 1915.
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Dn. DYOTT's
ANTI.BILlOUS PILLS.

Price IS CTS -large 6oreS 50 cents,
For the prevention and cure oil bilious and m alig-
nant fevers.
These Pills. if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholc pains,
fa,uencies, indigestions, cosveness, hypochondri.
ac and hysteric complaints. .sranguar gravel rheu.
matism aud gout,
They are peculiarly seryieeable n Female Dsor.
ders, and especially in the removal of hose oDstruc-
tions Of their complaints at certain periods.
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTER,

frfce oiis dollar,
Dr. RorzRTsoN's stomachic Bitters, (prlce IS ID
which are celebrated for strengthening weak storn'
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &c. For the fever
and ague,a maada prevalent throughout d'e SOUTH
Ststes, end alictng families residing IN all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &C. These celebrated and uni
vcrsally esteemed Besait, have surpassed any rene
dy administered for the relief and of that
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, num-
berless instances Of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks, and various other extoled prescrp.
tons failed they proved successful, 10 the admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16

Five hundred numbers viii constitute days draw
ing and stationary prizes may be determded accord
ingly The Stationary prize to be drawn on the 10Th
day will be paid in two hundred tickets of five dol
lars eaci--and numbered from No 400l to 400;
and from No 1901 TO 7l00, inclusive. The Tickets
constituting this prize will be delivered to the holder
of the fortunate number against which they may be
drawn, Immediately after the drawing of the Lotte-
ry shall be complied. The holder OF this ticket, az
a little calculation will shew. may obtain far .fve
dollars only, nearly
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
This class will commence drawing in Boston in
October next, unless the sale of the Tickets should
be such to justify earlier drawing, III which
the managers will give seasonable notice thro'
the hr-nrwspapers.
1t is presumed that this scheme, evusideyi.g the
Gerry Os price Of he tickets, will be found to offer
fattering prospect to adventurers in lotteries
any heretofore published.
TICKETS s. SHARES, in great varie-
ty of numbers can be obtained for Gosh Onl at C.
sHAW's truly fortunate lottery office, No. Il8,
Thsmes-street August 9.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliable WORM DESTROYING LOZEN

I,ics Gfty cents.
a medicine highly necessary 10 be kept in all ia
miles.
SYMPToMs.-The common symptoms OF the
Worms are, pacness ef the counteDance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of the nose, and
about the seat starting and grinding of the teeth
sleep. swelling of the upper lip. he appetite
times bad, at other times voracious-- looseness dis
agreeable breath, hard sweled belly, great thirst
the urine frohy and sometimes of whtish color
gripping cholic pains. Involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when asleep fr,qcent pains in the
side. with dry cough, and unequal pulse pa pta
tons of the heart, swoomogs, cold swea,s, palsy
epilepic fits, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are ex,ocd for ex.
pelling and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy
to DR. Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges they
are mild in the operation, and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
DR. DYOTT's