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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
REPUBLICAN DOCTRINES,

NV" ihE MOUTH OF THE NOTORIOUS
HANSON.
ois man has recently delivered Speech
IN Congress, (see the #" American" Of Tues
Day week. in which he says" England is
now mistress OF the ascendant, and il will be
duty, henceforward, TO be on our guard a.
gainst her, as powerful na,ion, If not a nat
utsl and JeaIons rival, impcllcd by her inter-
ests' u nor her best poliey,so keep us down,
ana check our quick march 10 tina, high raak
which, sooner OF later, this people must take
among inc nations" ."sss /" France, if no, al.
ssady, Is in danger Of being reduced too low,
whiie her great rival Is too much exal.
ted -" With that rival, few who look TO-
TO iaiurisy can doubt, VIC must ultimately be
Called to contend for the h6eriy, if not the
empire at the seas; for 10 that, I believe, it
mus; s' last come" sss" For this great con-
ties. We ought TO begin to prepare and new
c. 10 relax our precautionary preparations,
Until VIC are prepared" s"We should
view her {England) Us that nation we have
most to lear aod with whom, as a maritime and
'eo'nmeeiai people, we are most likely 70
Come in collision
What say ye, Tories and Hartford Con-
vsn'ioois's,--do yc subscribe to this confess
sion OF faith, drawn up by the eonmsfens hero
OF Charles street, the immaculate Editor Of
the Federal Republican
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THE LxTs Mr.. B.zYzRD.

The gratitude of Republic cons,ltstes the
chief reward cfs.s faithful and useful servant s;
never should an opportunity be lost to nsni-
fest respect for the able poli,icisn and the
honest pstsiot-the memory Of MI BAYARD
should - Cherished by this nation. .
Erfraef ef a tsse iesfer .froa -our. Afinsfer
NJ. RssseH. az Stockholm, 10 one efbis
faiends in Baifimores ~
/" Prom the bottom OF my heart, eondoIe
with you on the death OF ny worthy col.
Iesuge, Mr.. BArAaE, He was indeed mos,
borest sod exceilepf man; and slthoseh.
claimed BY farfy, he belonged exclusively
10 his country 1 consider his death ss
national cslsmsy, end personally feel most
sensibiy bis loss, sor during my seqvsiotanee
With him be bad tssen strong bold Of my
respect and sgeesica, !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13

New Embassy. Wm. Piokaey, Repte,en-
tatise elec. from the CITY and county Of Baiii-
more 10 the present Congress, was nomina,-
cd TO the Senate on the as,h ult. as Envoy
Extraordinary to tho Cou,t of Naples, and as
Minister resident at the Court OF ST. Peters
burg. This (says correspondent Of The
New-fo'k Gszeue, an opposition pspet)
viii be the most splendid mission ,ha, ever
departed from ,his. .coun,ry.'"
We understand that the President Of the
United S,s'es has deputed Chris, Hoghcs,Jr.
Esq. OF baltimore, ss a commissioned TO
Car,hagena, for the purpose Of obtaining the
release OF our captive coun,rymen, and the
restoration Of American properly so unjus,ly
seized at that place. He will drpar, 10 the
Macedonian, Csps. Warrington, in about a
week. This attention 10 the interests and
wishes of our citizens, by The President, de-
serves and will receive their cordial thanks.
nitimt e. Pofrfof
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iATFsT FROM E1JROprs'

Aceoun,s from EngIandso Jan > l. have
been received 10 Boston, Arrests s,ili ooniin.
ued in France, 10 which The French Govern.
meot 10 obliged to employ an armed force.
No other news.
Lavale,tc had not been heardiof
A projected revolution has been discovered
and prevented at AIgiers.
The King Of france has given to the city
Of Antwerp the magnificent bssds bull, .,
tha. place by the late French Government.
They COS, 3 or Is millions Of francs.
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NATIONAL BANK.

The National To,eIligenccr,of the slh inst.
says, hopes and fears are alternately exeit-
ed on the snbjeet Of the bill to establish
National Bank. We besio to think, what we
before had reason 70 doubt. that this measure
may succeed. Il will At iesst havss highly
respectable vote. Noques,ion has yet been
taken 10 the ouse.Jccisive fshe prineipie. ("
F. Cspsse Jacob 5onsss Of The Navy. Is now
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Consulate Genrrei ef Rnssia,
PhilodcLnhio. Afarch IaI6

Between Prevail and Narya Light house
has been erected on the Southern Shore Of
the Golph Of Finland, on Cape La,ive nome,
on the East Side Of the River Cunda, near
the Meridian Of Holi.-The operations Of
This Light House began last August, and the
Light appears and disappears alternately in
IS seconds. Its elevation is 40 feet from
the water.
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SCHOOL.

THE subscribes, encouraged by the liberal patron
age OF his friends, has engaged an assisiqnt for
the ensuing summer, which viii enable him to re.
ceive from twenty TO thirty additional scholars on
usual terms.
Also, he v commence Morning school on the
twentieth Of APRIL to be kept from SIX to eight. ev-
cry morning in the week. excepting Saturday aud
Sunday JONA +. BISHOP
March II
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Double Leners..or those composed Of two pieces
Of paper, charged with double those rates.
Triple LeHers-. with triple those rates.
Quadrnpfe Lefers with quadf0pc those rates
E,erJ packer Composed Of four.or more pieces Of
paper. aud weighing one Ounce or more, is to be
charged viti sihsle postage for each quarter Of
ounce; except 'stters conveyed by water mails,
which ate not 10 be charged with more tim quad.
rupie postage unless the packets actually contain
more than four distinct letters
RATES or POSTAGE
Of Nepspapers
csn.
farh rspet carried not over 100 miles
oser 700 niles n
blk IL carried 10 any rost of.irc in the
state IN which IL is printed, whatever
be The distance. the rate is
gfayakinss and Pamthiets,
Are rated by the sheet
Carried not over so niles, per sheet. I
Over so and not over 100, do. IA
Any greater distsn- a
All printers Of newspapers who have heretofore
published advertisements inviting proposals fos-
transporting mails, are requested 20 p1bIish the
bove sstes OF postage three tines, and 20 present
their accounts for payment 10 such posimss,crs rs
have paid item fof advertisements invsd from tss
General Post-0ticc. ta trt ~
ts- R.y. MyIes. Jun.
,~sresssl
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RESOLUTION to Indemnify the surstisp
of Commodore John Rodgers. ts

REh enassed 5y he Senufs and Hssss ef Rspressnl
- saf,v~s 3 Tho Umts< Since If .fmerieu an Con-
greu assembled, Tbst under the peculiar circum-
stances ofii'e case Of an appeal taken ~ commo-
dorc John Rodgers, from dcefec Of ihe United
states Circuit Court for The dstrc, Of Mxssschusets
Affirming that cf The Disric cw'rt for the said dis
tnct, 20 the Supreme Court Of the Uned States ~
tie case wherein John DonncIl Of Baltimore wgs
libeIIsnt, and the said John Rodgers and John sn \
were respondents, the United States ~i'l indemnify
snd save harmless any persons who msy become
sureties for the said John Rodgers. in bond 10 re-
spond the FINAL judgment Of the Supreme Court on
on tie part OF the cni,ed States shall not be consids
er~d si6voIsng them IN any other engagement o.
responsibility, than IN Indemnify and save hsrnicss
the said sure,'es from eventual loss. % account Of
such ssSetyship.
icb.,nsy =, isis--.9tprercJ,
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N NoT'cE 10 hereby given. that there viii be sbidA
= al Public Auction. on the eleventh day b
April next, vt IL o'clock, A. NJ on the prrmises.
Three acres OF Land, situate in the town of Metz
port, bounded on lard nor,hery fornerls Of 7hoins
as Frccbody, southerly on the TOAD westerly on 4
dri't way. and eastery on land. ioTmcrly Of Johas
Than Eas'on. being the property Of Robers r..
shearman, deceased, and 60 be sold bv order ana
decree OF lLe supreme Judicial Court, for the pays
mcnt OF the debts Of the said Robert r. Sheaftnah.
GEoRG sHEARMAN, .gdministraisr
Jasaesfoyen. March IS. 1916 ttat VI
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Eaips Of the clinton.
BY AufHorITY,l x

AN ACf to repeal the daliss on ee,sapn az
,icIes manufactured witdin the Cnitcd
States. ttA tH
re- enacted BY Tie Senate nn1 isuss n Rebyeken.
- sofires of the Unffed Siafes Of .amrrics in Con-
grcss assembfed, That the xcts entitled An act 70
provide additional revenues for defrsying he exran.
ses Of government, and maintaining The public cse.
dit. By laying duties on various gocde. wares snd
merchandise, manufactured wiiI.n the Uni,osi
states.' passed the eighteenth Of January, ons
,Iiossznd eight hundred and fifteen, end also tbo
act entitled "An act 10 provide additional reveny
ues for defrayng the expenses of government, and
maintaining The public credit, by laying duty o.,
god silver and plated ware. and jewelry and pssfe
work, manufactured within the United states,d pss
sed ON the twenty seventh Of February, ,ns thous-
and eight hundred and een, be end The same sfh
hereby repealed Pyorsed, That for the recovery
and receipt Of such duties az have accrued, and re.
main oatst.ndiog snd for the recovery ss. disirbu
t'on Of Eoes. penalties snd foreitres, and te re.
mission thereof, which have been incurred IN sclss
ton to any duty which shall havc heretofore accrued
ke provisions Of the Aforesaid shall remsin il
full force and virtue.
resru.ry 20, 1si6--.sfprs~ss, go if
eaffiN JAMES MADISON.
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SA. ~ a / AUC tlON.

MoTGE is hereby given, that there ssill be sold.
~ at Public Auction, on ahe tenth day OF Aptil
next, at III o'clock, on the premises.
Twehtysix scres Of Lard, situate on Jamestown.
bounded westerly on lsnl OF Peleg Wcrden, south.
erIy oa land OF Robe Il Lawton aud Joseph Green.
easterly by the saltwater, and rpr,hefiy on land
formerly Belonging TO Thomas fgcebody. Said :
land late belonging TO Robert r. shearman. De. <
ceased; and TO be sold by order and decree or tLx
supreme judicial Court for the payment of The
debts of the said deceased tN ~, Nf
GEORGE sHEARMAN, .sdminisrafsss
Jannsssssa. March Is, 1916. a
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ia this town' last Sunday, Mrs. cArnAnrxn
TREvErT, daughter Of the late Mr. Waiter Eas,on
A. Westerly, on the 4th inst MIR Geoaos GAvtfr,
christian. sincere friend and firm and nndeyi.,.
ing supporter Of his counry's rights lie Ief, an
a"iable wife and aged brother to mourn thet irre-
patrsbe lose. -tss.t f p aR
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Premium for Spanish Dollars.

A j. &. SHAW,
1AT his LOTTERY and Exchange Office. will pay
premium for few Thousand Spanish Milled Dol.
lars March l3.
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RATES OF POSTAGE.
General Poa.OEes,

General Po..CGes,
Fs6rnoy Is, 1916.
THE following will be the Rates of Postage on
and after The first of April next, agrceabIy {,
an Act OF Congress passed February LIST, 1916
Fsr single Letters, comhosed Of one fiece Of
fQffr.
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ON WEDNESDAY, April tenth, II fair weather.
- 1t not, the fret fair day after, will be sold sc
Auction. on the premises, the lot Of Land with =
eon'snen, Dwelling EouAe thereon, and an eacela
'en' wsii Of water IN the enclosure, late the resi-
The south end OF spring street on the lane commons
" called Bowary. The situation for plcasantnsss
ls not surpassed by any cn the island, having q
beautiful prospect ofthe harbor, river.
&c. &C. Terms made known at the time and place
of sale.
BENT FAIRBANKS. .sd,uiaistrasor
.Ncssborf, .3TartA IA. 1916 1N
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sLAyALtr1ry

Our accounts frc.n France are TO Jan. 90,
at which time Gen. LAvALErrE had not a.
gain fallen into the clutches of his pursuers.
Don Pedro Morrilo, commander in chief
OF the forces ct tho Vice Kingdom O: San,o
Fe, In Spanish America, has declared in q
state of blockade all the ports from Santa
Martha to the river Aua,o inclusive, except.
Ing the two ports Of Santa Martha and Porto
beilo, which are left open and tha, any yes.
sci which may be found further south Of he
mouths of the MagdaIens, or further north e
the parallel OF Cape Theron, on the Mussuito
coast, and between the meridian Of those Two
points, will be declared good prize.
II - stated in the Salem Gazette, that
that town can number ninety men, now. nv
ing, who have commanded vessels round he
Cape of Good Hope. Within ten DAYS fau-
ships belonging to Salem, have re iurned fro-.
places beyond the Cape of G rod Hope which
sailed from this country, since the peace, snd
only one other vessel from any por, in he
United States, Which sailed within the same
period to ports beyond the Cape, has yet re.
turned.
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Elsssa''rsfsr ysl4ss VI


tsft tlo, Ihan1knWf<s<<|f
~ As jost receive q, anu Offers Tor sslr<s t65
IL good terms as can be iafehastd in (ku$k1
complete assol,me tent OF FAiER hAN6INUfsSt21
bohbfRs. IF various priess and qualify. IN ~
call and see them - s-,};&Z
NE aas a'se fer sne, ckeef etcr. gehetsi As>
sortment OF ScHooi.BoOk> and STATIONARY.
With full Aupply Of the celebrated yelun, 10 n.
gap PAPER. ct Hudson Goodwin, so mucl, ~ =
in Schools. March ~ \ sh'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
Public Journal of the d. States.

The subscriber having relmquished his inten-
ton of printing the Public Journal respectfully
informs gentlemen who have subscribed thereto,
that the amount of their several payments in adj
vance, will be returned to them through the chan
nels by which they were received. Those who
have subscribed in person i'll North Carolina, will
please to call on the editor for their advances.
Members of Congress, and gentlemen who sub
Ncrbed through them, will have their payments
refunded at thecommencement of the approaching
hem. And the few distant subscribers, who
forwarded their payments by mail, will find said
payments re urned To them by that Coz; sance.
The editor tenders his sincere thanks 10 all of
hem and begs leave TO express his regret that
imperious circumstances prevent him from avail
ing himself of their esteemed patronage
A LUCAS.
Minerva Office, Raleigh, Sept. 81.
0rEditors of newspapers will obiige by Civ
ing the foregoing one insertion
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NEJP PUBLICaTTONS,&c.
JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR. SALE,

JOSt PUBLiSflED, AND FOR, SALE,
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OF the American sailors, soldiers, and citizens /;
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Ewell's Medical Companion, third edition
containing concise and impartial history Of
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The Cottage Fireside, or Parish School
master-a moral tale-by the Rev. III. Duncan
81.
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Walter Scott, Esq.-37J cts.
The Poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo-by
II Southey, Esq.
Ballard Romances, and other Poems-by
Miss A. Nj. Porter-75.
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tories: by Mrs Taylor of onjar-75 cts.
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% Mes p OBLIGATIONS Of every kind received as
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400 Reams Writing Paper, and
100 Letter PAPER;
700 Webster's Spelling Books, (nep edi-
tom and q large assortment of cheap PAPER
HANGtNGS,. &c. &c.
He constantly keeps on hand a large
and general assortment Of
BOOKS & STaTIOh:9RY,
Where country Merchants and others can now
be supplied on the most liberal terms.
|" Blank Books ruled and bound to
any pattern, at the shortest notice and in the best
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year ofour Lord 1917, containing a variety Of
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Persons wishing to engage for quantity will
be supplied on moderate terms, as he contem-
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August Ia &c
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NAI.L GODS

Per the ship Mary & briggs Albion g. Thos. Borch
direct from Liverpool
Rose, Point 6 Dlf'e Blankets,
.Ndpt Cottons,
sagathys- Hitmarnoc Caps.
Plains, Aerseys y Flushings,
tioatings q fearnoughts.
Finnnels-aohife and c0lOured,
Yorkshire Cloths and Cassimeres,
Ladies and Peiice cLoths.
!S'CnnsdOwn aud joiienpH Hetiags,
Black and Fancey cOlOuryd Bombazetts,
plain and THRILLED Rattinetts.
Snperttne Cloths and Cassimeres,
Uterine Hhd,riS.
Hard,rare and Cutlery,
I'm assortment of Fo,Uting pieces of ST.
Pertor manufacture.
Crates and hina lcare WeU selected.
Offered for sale by
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September lift.
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NELSON.

I-AoO4Ns
between 90 and % years of age, of ordinary sta
ture, and remarkably likely. His dress consist
ed of variety of clothes among them it is re-
callecteda suit of blue broad cloth, made in the
present fashion He wore away a white flannel
round abou coat, such as are used as a horse.
mans undreSs, summer uniform edged with
scarlet-Vlrginia cloth Overalls, mixed blue and
white-shoes and cotton socks, and new beaver
hat. knapsacl painted blue with black straps
and buckles, which he had several changes of
CLOTHES, all of good quality. Nelson when spo-
Ken to is polite IN has manners, good ostIer
and barber-has a tolerable knowledge of the
blacksmith trade, he is also good cooper, to
which business for the last two years he has been
engaged He writes good hand and will no
doubt forge himself free pass or one in my
name. He is acquainted in various parts of the
UnIed States, and will endesvor TO make his
way to the northward Masters OF vessels are
cautioned aga nst taking away the said man Mel
son.
To identity him more completely it will be
discovered that the lower part of one of hi; ears
has been cut Oft is believed to be the right
reward OF so dollars will be given if taken
out OF this state, and secured in jail so that |
get him asain-If taken within the state one hatf
The sum with all legal charges --InfDrmssion
being gwen to me OF to Mir. William fSoi,:-sn,t,
at H. uddy CrceK Nils, near Gainesville.
rom whom he made hIs elopement. Nelson is
capable ut disceiving unsuspectiug persOns-it
viii therefore require the utmost vigilance to de.
ect hlm.
DAVID ROSS, junr.
NJ B. The city guard are requested to make
search for the said Negro man, and apprehend
and lodge him IN Jail, the above reward of Is
dollars Will be paid BY me or MIR. VIM. Bondrant
rpon the delivery q! he boy.
Mount Ida Sc. 4 1916 If
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To Mr.. SAMPSON L.gyyTKR.

STR-As you are not an inbabitart Of this state
nor have any known agen' to me therein, there.
fore do hereby notify you, hat sha on the
the 9th, ION, 18th, 12h, 18Th &c 18th DAYS of
December next, between The hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and four O'Clock p VI on each of hose
days. at the house Of Dapiel Lamb, sen'r. in Kent
county, state Of Maryland. proceed to take the
dispositions Of the sad Daniel Lamb, sen'r ia.
cob Lamb. John Turner, Joseph Turner and o..
Tiers, to be read as evidence in a suit now de-.
pending and undetermined in the superior court
Of Chancery for the Richmond District, in the
state Of Virginia, wherein | am Plaintiff & you
are defendant, when and where you may attend if
you please.
SOLOMON CoURsEY,
A Paper.
Dnwisdie co. Va,--oet, 9--A ",
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TNUMBER 60
HAHN's GENUINE EYE.wArER.


sovereign remedy tor all Diseases of The
eyes, whether the effect of natural weakness or
Of acciden, -.
T0OTH-ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet discovered which gives
immediate and Listing relief in the most severe
stances.
LEES OINTMENT FOR THE ITCH.
Warranted an ,nfallble remedy at one appli-
cation, may be used with perfect safety on in.
iants week old, not con- aining particle of
mercury amy dangerous ingred snt Whatever,
and not accompanied with that tormenting SNARE
which attends the apple of other remedies.
LEES INFAELIiitsE AGUE AND FEVER
9 DROPS,
For the curs OF agnes, remttent, and intermit,
tent .fevers, ..
HAHN'5 TRUE AND GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.
The Public will please to Observe that the a
bove celebrated Medicines are received from his
edicIne Store, New. York, and are sold by par
tItular appointment in Richmond by MAYO &
Where may be had, Pamphlets
gratis, containing certificates of cures perform.
ed BY the above medicines which fully iustifiss
every article of the advertisement.
August 7-eowtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
BURR Mill STONE MANUFACTURED

The subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have just received, direct from France,
large quantity Of prime BURR BLOCKS, ola su
Peror quality 20 any hitherto imported to tn place
s9G h'W"g been engaged in the business upwards
offteep years they flatter themselves from thei.
long Knowledge Of the trade, aud the appreciation
"aeh their work has hitherto met with, that the,
will be able to manufacture Mill Stones on as res
Sensible terms as those imported frsm, the North
and warrant them perform we'll.
lhey have opened shop on 18th Street nearly OPP
Ponte TO the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen sIe
invited TO call.
NATHANIEL WHITE K Co.
February LIT
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NOTlCE

A petition will be presented to the next Gene.
raj Assembly, praying that tract Of land, lying
IN the count Of Cumberland and belonging to
Richard A Risen, son and sole heir of jarrett
Risen, deceased, may be sold-and the money a.
rising from the sale thereof to be appropriated
TO the use Of the sad Richard A. Risen.
October 5-W3y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
HAMILTON'S WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES.

Which have cured an immense number of per-
sons of Doth sexes, OF every age, AID in every
situation, of various dangerous COM plants arr.
sing from worms, and from distractions or foul
ness in the stomach or bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever to
others OF similar titles commonly complained
of, as operating with violence on the contrary
a particular excellence Of this remedy is it,
being suited to every age and constitution. ]
| contains nothing but what is perfectly innocent,
and is SO mild IN its operation that il cannot in
lure the most delicate pregnant lady, or the ten
derest infant Of week old, should no worn eX
ist in the body; bu' will, without pain GRIP
ing, cleanse the stomach and bowels, OF whatev
er is foul OF offensive, and thereby prevent tie
production of worms and many fatal disorders
The lOzenges are particularly efhcacious III cat
rying off all gross numors and eruptions feverisl
and bilious complaints, and are the safest anG
mildest purgatIye that can be used OH any occa.
sion
A dose of this medicine given occasionally du
ing the warm season, will efiectually prevent
the vom. ing and purgmg of cnrldren"-a
dreadful disJrdrr, which annually destroys thou
s.nds Of the infant par of our citizens. 1t is
likewise the mildes, and most certain remed
known, and has restored to health and strength
agrest number when in advanced stage Of
this fatal compliant Particular and plan III
strucuons are given for every part Of tie neces
sary treatn Ia IN such cases.
Children gee orally take this med cine witt
eagerneSs -; avng pleasing appearance, and al
agreeable taste