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Land for Sale.

,vzpE subscriber offers Cor sale two
mall FARMS in the county OF
wsstmOreland and state of Virginia
One N Mattox Creek, containing goo
acres. principally land Of the iirst GUAM
: Aeef which is heavily fimbered.-
There IS on this tract good dwelling
bouse with all necessary out-houses, a
fps roang apple and peach orchard,
Trius Of never failing streams convent
II The house stands on the banks ct
aecuek where every convenience anu
lurury that the season can afford IS at
hshee to it.
One other Tract. lying and being IN
tie same county, about one and bali
miles from the above tract. containing
ss9 and half acres, about $50 acres o.
which IS in GOOD timber-there is a dwell
line house, kitchen, and an apple or
card with some other valuable fruit at
ntsed to this, with a spring of good wa
Ter. For terms apply to Baldwin Nj.
Lee, ESQ. or Henry Beaucock, both OF
which gentlemen live near the premises.
or the subscriber in Alexandra.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Gdmo. IS
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Exchange Office, Georgetown.

z WILL give the highest premium for
q Braits at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
the following places, viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia. al will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills of Ex-
change bought and sold.
Notes, Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for a small commission.
sp Persons travelling TO any part OF
the United States may be supplied with
suitable Funds.
s Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers' Office, Bridge street, Geo..
IoiCn.
Romulus Riggs.
June tt
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ouTGLY,s

Dr., Till Stone Manr!fdctory.
In. n subscriber has received a large
wv irsnIv Of BURR BLOCKS. direct
a s s,rr aud has commenced max
: l'ea mr. .AliG Stones, at his shop, upper
n XXX ofEine street. near the store OF Mr..
s ss Anderson, where he can, on a
' sa,. ,ot;ce. furnish Stones of any size,
'sl.n,, ned equal to any in the United
s 900 and on tie most reasonable terms.
ESQ., .Hic!ael QuisIy.
apl s U
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August 8
Pubic Sale.

BY virtue Of twelve writs of .feri faci
rs, TO me directed from Charles County
court, will be exposed 70 public sale for
cash, in the town o! Port Tobacco, o.
FRIDAY the 10th day OF August next.
one tract or parcel of Land, lying & be-
ing in Charles County, called :: Wicome-
ca Fields" containing 200 acres, more or
less. which is executed to satisfy debts
due from William Courts 70 the following
aersons. VIZ. Charles r. Appleton aud
%. v altpr and Marcus Latirer, adni-
tistratoFs OF Samuel Latiner, William
Penn, Francis FOLSOM, senior, Eleanor
Barron, Samue! Chapman, Alexander
Greer. Jnhn B. Wills. Jun. John Mitch
ell, use of Phiiip Rodgers, Charlie, War.
field and Mary Knott, administ ators Of
Clement hnott.
Thomas &. Dacis, Sheriff
Of Charles County.
August Q dts
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A Gardener wanted

A person acquainted with the cultiya-
ton Of a Vegetable Garden and who can
cone well recommended for honesty. So
briefly and industry, viii be hired By the
nonth or year .fnquife of the Printer.
August s.
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Straw Bonnets..

This day received, another supply Of
three eases, containing Is dozen Ladies'
Straw Bonnets, some of which are very
fine, s. new fashioned, which arerespect-
fally offered for sale by the subscriber,
By the dozen, orsingle one.
MARY MOONEY,
Fairfax Street.
August 9 sw
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A Cou11flu Hcsase.

And about 900 acres Of Land. within
S miles Of Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house was formerly &C
cppied by himself, and is about one third
Of a mile from his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy
The house has rooms, and a kitchen
and pantry, on the love- floor, and too
chambers with fire places in the Cd sto-
ry. 1t was well built under the suDerlh-
tendance Of Mr.. Lowering. respectable
English architect, and would make q COM
Portable summer retreat for gentee! ia
mily, or might be made valuable Ia
vern by opening road throush The land.
About one half of the land is in wood; the
residue is capable OF being made hand
sonta grounds. There is q good well and
pump in the yard and there are several
good springs on the land.
The terms Of payment viii De one fifth
in four, months the residue ia four equal
annual payments with interest; one hail
secured by notes well endorsed. and the
whole by deed of trust on the land.
Possessions may be bad immediately.
II. Crm.ch
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Public Sale


ggY virtue of an order from the Ho-
, nerab!e the Judge of Charles
County Court, will he exposed TO Public
sale. FOR Cash on Thursday the fifteenth
day Of August next. at the residence of
Gerard Robertson, in said county. The
life estate CT sod Robertson IN about
two hundred acres Of land, being part Of
a tract or parce! of laud called HARDWOOD
lying on the West side of Port Tobacco
Creek. about two miles from Port Tohac-
GO. Also, sundry articles OF Ii usehold
and Kitchen Furniture, got necessary
here to be enumerated. Upon the ratifi-
cation of the sale, by the judges Of
Charles County Court, AID not before, a
deed will be executed t. the purchaser,
conveying to him the estate aforesaid.
I'll. BRAWNER,
Trustee for the creditors Of
G. Robertson.
Port Tobacco, July 20--26
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TO LET.

That elegant Establishment on 7eaer-
son-street. a commodioUs Brick Dwell
ing, having Ora wing, Dining, Store, and
five good lodging iiooms, neatly finish
ed Smoak House. Dairy, Kitchen,
Stable, and every eonvenience-Paml.
under cover, Garden we'll stocked with
Vegetables, and best of Water at the dis
yauce Of and 500 yards. The improve
ments are III complete repair, the situa-
ton is very pleasant The rent will be
moderate, a d immediate possession Civ
IN. Apply to
JOHN Jackson.
Aurust g
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Cotton Yarn

The subscriber has on hand, and viii
be constantly supplied with general as
sortment Of Cotton Yarns from the Rich,
mend Mandatory, which will be advan-
rtageously disposed OF to town and ceun-
try merchants.
JAMES sANDERsON.
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PUBLISHED DaY BIZ svovDEa, STREET ALEXANDRIA
MONDA Y, AUcUsT 12, 1916.
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
General Lingan, Captain Weston, rem
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert
ment of Boiling Cloths. of superior qua,
lily, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF Mr.. James Anderson.
.qmos saerGnder.
October 6 tt
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Just Peceived.

81 casks Of Sd, I'D, Cd, Sd. 10d, led
and. cod Gut Nails.
ALSO,
One case Canton Grapes of assorted.
coiors, for sale on reasonable terms.
Joka G.. Ladd e Go.
August 6 If
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For Antwerp,

ss,g The substantial! and fast sailing
SssSsship .fmerica, barthen 285 toas !;
having two thirds OF her caFgo engaged,
the balance will be taken OF moderate
terms if immediate application is made
70 DANIEL S0SlERS.
July IL
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Wanted

EyWO Apprentices to the Hating
& Business, from IA to 10 years OF
age, and of good character and con-
John Wilbar.
June o. tt
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Fer Sc. Johns. az. y. J

sSg The substantial British schooner
49, War Hater, J. Humbert, master,
having part of her cargo engaged. FOR
freight or passage, apply to the master at
the Office Of,
Adams, Herbert e Co.
Jaly so
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Lawrason S Fowle.
DUR Mill Stone Mandatory.
Benz Rro7s,, and Son

Den}. Br91Cgl ana Son,
a. especially inform the Public that
&c f nave commenced the manufacture
n. BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
4. y Patrick and Cameron. streets, In
,s ) tOSn OF Alexandria, where they are
SsuJ TO receive any orders with which
Gs1 may be favored, and viii execute
ssr With all despatch and in the best
4asy haze receired on assortment Of
!. Boiling Cloths
v good quality, and intend Keeping a
''s.tant supply,
Nav IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-12

Dist'lCC Oh I0.ulnDia,
County Of s8lcIaudyia, to wit
.aPrU fern, 1876.
Fasner Washipqton, Complainant,
againSt
Robert Bond, DAME Richards ard Aur
ggstine Newton ard David Ricketts,
administrators Of William Newton, de-
ceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
yE SHE defendants Robert Bond and
& Daniel Richards, hot having enter
ed their appearance and given security,
according to the statute and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing to tie setis-1
fiction of the court Upon affidavit, that
the said defendants Robert Bone and Da-
MEL Richards, are not inhabitants OF this
District. on motion Of the complainant by
his coanse', tits ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS. Robert Bond and Daniel Ri,
chards dc appear here on the first day OF
November Term next and enter their aP-
pcaranee to the suit, and give security fer
performing the DEGREES of the court, aud
that the other defendants, Augustine
Newton and David Ricketts,, do moi pay
away, convey or secrefe, the debts by
them cwirg to, or Tie estate or effects ii,
their lands belonging to, the said absent
defendants, Robert Bond and Daniel RI
chards, until the further order or decree
OF this court, and that a copy Of this order
be forthwith published for two mouths
successfully, in ore Of the pabhe news
Papers published in the county. and that
another copy be posted at the front door
of the courthouse OF SAID county.
A copy. Test.
6. DENEALE, c. c.
august 8 On
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THE subscriber wishes to employ ten
or twelve good House Cerpcnters, to
work at ELLIcoT's New Establishment,
Elk Landing.
CT He will give liberal wages if i'm
mediate application is made 70
William SteJoart. Carpenter.
July Is ~
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FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason s. Fowle's wharf.
from the schooner Morning Star, P,
R Page, master, from hasre de
Grace,
Lease white and black grapes,
/ | do i.avantine handkerchieiS. with
cOlOred borders
|, Long black and white silk gloves
! case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
2 do Florences, assorted celors
g Go Levantine Go do
4 do taffe.as do do
do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and cClers
] do mems leather gloves
ditto green sewing silk for UNI
brellas
| ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
] Do. Oil skin bat covers,
! Do. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks,
. Shirt buttons.
| Do. White Chip Hats,
| do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, aud selected By the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and Will be sold at a
snail advance by,
J. & 4. Vowel,
or
Lawrason S Fowle.
ALSO,
Aaading from said Schooner and for sale
as above
8 pipes old cogniGc brandy, OF a
superior quality
20 cases champagne. 2 dozen each
90 ditto medOc claret, 2 dozen each
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,.I.rS AT yENDUE.

! ,,,,,q, Tuesday and Friday,
" s''' WILL BE SOLD, .
. .rsndue Store, corner of Prince
bns and Water Streets.
VARIETY OF
n, Goods, Groceries, &c:
TX I,rs of which viii be expressed IN
is1 the bills of the DAY.
An kind Of goods which are on
l,3.;,o and the prices of which VIII, are
f1 IiIsf.Ssd. can at any time be viewed v
'st : I,,,s6ased at the lowest limitation
pdRl''''' P. G. MARsTELLER.
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Fer Sale,
On credit Of one. too and three
gears,

THAT highly improved FARM. III
PRINCE William County, known by the
9ame of Graham Park. owned by the
ate Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains about 900 acres, OF
which about 200 acres are we'll timbered.
The advantages Of the farm are equal to
any in that section Of the country, It's
distance from Wasl,ingtun being only s.
niles, Alexandria so, Dunfries 10, DC
coquan Nils 1G-and on tie farm is q
comfortable dwelling house 20 by 90 feet.
also a stout Kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary ont house, an ex-
ceIIent we'll OF water, orchard, garden
etc, 1t is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil, presuming those desuous of pri
chasing wili view it, which may be done
on application to JOIN Hooe, Esq who
at present has the farm.in his occupancy
Possession may be had en- the first OF next
January, the purchaser having the PRIV
edge of seeding.
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At Graham Park,

On Wedaesfay The 9Th September,
soid be offered Jor safe,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils. deliverable on the lst
January ne&t-.Atso, sheep, great pro
portion OF Which are hall and taree quar-
tiers blooded, Cattle and hogs, with all
the lloushoid and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known cn day OF sale.
John G. Hsslop, ilx'r.
Of George Graham, deceased
Petersburgh, June 1924 dt4thSep
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Mr. John Muir.
August 9

you will take notice, that on the 9th
day of tie Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1916. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard ;
| shall move that court to award judg-
ment against YOU in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes en-
your property corner of Duke and Pitt
streets. in the town of Afexandria, fer
the years 1910, Ii. l2, Is, IA and 10
according to the act of congress passed
lie 25th February. 1901.
J. II. SINlNiS,
Attorney FOR the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
Nav G5--l6 d6m
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Car enters wanted

June 1
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June o.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-10-18

ter are few, and Of little importance.-
Baron Grimm continued 10 exercise the
functions of his Office until the French
revolution drove both ministers and phi
losophers from the territories Of the re-
puJlic. He then took refuge in the
court of his master, where he resided
until i795,when Catherine OF Russia, to
whose shrine he had formerly made a
pilgrimage from Paris, gave him The
appointment of her minister to In.
court Of saxony, which he held unit
the reign of the unfortunate Paul, when
tho partial loss of sign; obliged him to
withdraw altogether from business, and
TO return to the court of Sake Golha
where he continued his studies in lite
raturc and The arts with undated ardor
till he sunk at last, under load of year.
and infirmities, in the end of 1907.
Pefers6urSh Intel
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MEXICAN PATRIOTS.

An article from New Orleans, dated
Sept. Is, expressly contradicts the ru-
NOR OF the American scbT. Swift. bound
from that port to Nassau, having been
taken by the Mexican Patriot squadron
now cruising in1he Gulph. The Swil,
arrived safely at her port Of destination,
without having even been boarded by
Mexican vessel. The story was pu,
afioat by the enemies of the patriot
cause. =" We seize this opportunity
(says the New Orleans writer) TO for
warn the public agains, all the attempts
which will no, fiji To be made to throw
discieait on the cause OF the Mexican
patriots They make war fairly upon
the Spaniards s. apou them Aipne; and
neither the Americans nor any other
neutral have an! thing 10 fear from
them We have certain information
which enables us to judge of their in
tentions No neural has. yet had any
'exation to complain of, and we know
positively, that the Mexican cruisers
have most precise orders IN that res
poet, and that they besides are ex-
pressly forbidden to violate, In anr
manner whatever, the fiscal laws OF tue
u. States.
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BARON GRIMM.

he memories ot Baron de Grimm
lately published have excited not only
considerable interesl In the literary
critics III Europe, but IN this country
because the Baron was the intimate &C
quaintancc Ut DIR. Franklin, MIR. Adams,
and Mr.. jeff son, and mas been oil
considerable service TO many American
gentlemen vino wished france.
Tne Baron dc Grimm WAS the lite.
rary plenipotenliary OF the duke OF
SAKE Gotha, at Paris 1t was The hu-
ly an account OF every thing remarka-
bic In the literary and polnlcai society
oi Paris lie also served the empress
OF Russia In ihe same capacity aud
1t was through his interest that MIR.
Jefferson obtained PERMISSION from the
Russian court, tor the unfortunate una
Jor Ledyard TO pass by and thro' the
Russian territories, and cross tue
straits Of Kamscatka on the ice, TO the
American continent Thc result u. the
Journey uf mai. Ledyard. and the beha
vlour of the Russian government Oh
that occasion, are circumstances weii
known.
Il has been reported Of late, on the
authority OF Baron Grimm, that DE-.
Franklin aud Mr.. Adams applied 10
the Able MabIey to draw up consti-
tuition for the u. States We can,
however, in this instance, assure our
readers, that Baron de Grimm hss boen
sn:ifeIy misiEformcd and that DIR
Franklin, SO for from entertaining a
respect for the Able Mabicy, had most
con.emptuous opinion OF his abilities.
The BAon Grimm is described as
being of an uncomely and grotesquC
appearance, With large protecting eyes
and dIscordant features, which he rem
dered still more hldcOus, by daubing
them profusely with white and RED
paint, according TO the most approved
costume OF feti!S r1nifrcs, in the year
l749, when he made his dcbui at Paris.
lie was man of considerable wit and
iumor but his information was conf
ned TO belle iettres and the fine arts
lie mig5t have been regarded as a
walking dictionary of anecdotes. HIS
anecdotes, however, chiefly related e
poets, actors, actresses, musicians and
painters. He was esteemed 9De Ut the
pest connolsseuTs of painting in Pari,
yet he was nevertheless frequently de.
ceIved DR.. FRANKLIN, wac occasionally
relisbed joke, is said to have imposed
upon the Baron an old deiaced portal
of mistress of Maltese, for a Magde.
lena ba infsd hu Titan.
Bs,on Grimn's memoirs embrace
period Of about twelve years Only, from
1870 to 1882, with a part OF 1856 1t
IS said in tho TITLE page % be pauy The
work of Grimm, and partly that ut ID
deEo;. But the contributors Of the IL.
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HapauG, tug l6, 1916.
Extract of l-Etcr from Buenos .Ayres,
dated 2Ist July, 1916.


"There is plenty Of employmsn, here
and wages very high; living toerably
reasonable; but every thing else extra
VACANT. The people here obtained their
independence, on! the state is divided
into three parties, all struggling for
the government--they have been under
arms twice since my arrival here---the
rage is rising, and expect hey will
eventually fight among themselves
rhc soil Of this country is excellent
and very productive. There is little
wood here and dislillers, bakers, Sc.
burn sheep for the purpose Of making
large fires A Creole will kill bui
lock and dress it for two dollars, and
sheep for IS cents. A horse can b.,
purchased for one dollar. There Is
plenty Of milk here, but no butter, and
the reason I cannot divine, unless ~
consequence Of ignorance Of the mode,
There are Is churches in this city, ar
Catholic, and so suPerstitious are the
ignorant populacc, that every day o.
wo, they parade the streets, with the
Holy Ghost, as they say, IN carriage
and every person must kDeel as they
pass, or instant death is the conse
ouence, from the mob The coach is
an antique looking article, and is draw
Oy two white mules, which the priest
tells the people have iiYeo since Christ
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eocl VI No,latk, Ocs Il.


Arrived. ship Achiitss, / att, 20 days
from Antigua.
Brig hlinming bird, Godfrey, IL
days from Irin,dad--Sept. 81, III sigHi
of ST. Bartholomew, spoke orig Com
modoro Barry, Kay, OF and from PHI
lade!phia, could not hear distinctly
where bound, or how many days ou,.
Dear. Exchange, Herman, II day
Yo' !, Nc } Count. y produce.
:oio"p Margaret, Hughes, SIX day -
from y. York, bound TO .4ie.randyia =,
put in to land goods for Nciiisons ana
Neaie
5ioop Henrie,ls, Mills. days from
Philadelphia, Bound to -4ierandrta, pu,
In 20 land goods tor D'Antoasy * GO.
and others.
Brig Jane, g days from 6oston, with
lumber, bound - .fierandyia
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ENGIlSA KID SLIT
S. 81 ID. REL.s

~. eJ IL. -SEiL
HAVE juft received III elegant "a;
4 i ment of Ladies' englih KID s
Of fafhionable Colors. Likewile, the>
received large fnpply of SEASONS.
SHOES-cnntiltihg OF
Ladies' cork foal Shoes
do. morocco walking 90.
do. kid do do. new faflion
do morocco Boolees -.
do. do. slips, full trimmed
do. do. do. with heels
do. do, do colored
MiGes' do. do.
do. leather Bcotces
do do. Shoes
Children's do
MEMS itout calf Kin Shoes
Boys fine and coarfe do.
STORE, -
a general fnPply OF low-priced FUR
49, WOOL ATS
All OF the above Goods will BE- fold =.
duced prices for calls.
OCTOBER 10. - tf
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, ocroBEn Is isie.
CURRENr MONEY.

The grocers and dealers should be
particular in giving currency to GU
swn nstes--as the country people re-
seive chartered money for their pro.
duce, they can have no excuse for not
paying us in our own coin." Strict
attention TO this object will insure an
cliform currency, and consequently a
~ider and clearer field for the circuIa-
u,n Of our own notes.
TCen,ral Bank paper and Export
Ing Company arc no longer taken IN the
chartered banks.
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From fhe Eurohean 3lasazine, Of July
1870.

RECIPE FOR a COLD
The lafe DR.. James he;one's Re citic for
Cold, yhich he s.renuously RECON-
1eaSed.
fake a large teacup!ul Of Iinseed,
Two penuyworth Of stick .iQuuric@, and
quarter Of pound OF sun rais,us I;
put these into two quarts OF soft wafer :;
let 1t simmer over ,hc fire, I'LL 1t is 10
duced to one. Then add 10 II a quarter
Ot pound of sugar canuy, pound
ed, table spoonful of old rum,
and table spoonful OF good vinegar or
lemon juice.
Note. The rum and vinegar or le-
mon juice are best TO Ue added only TO
that quantity you arc goisS Immediate
iy to take for il it is put Into the
whole, 1t Is apt 80 grow fat.
Drink hat pint going 10 bed, and
AXE a little when the cough IL uoubie-
s!me. This medicine generally cures
the worst OF colds III two or three days,
and it taken III time may DE said 10 be
al infailibie remedy. Ii Is u most sove
reign baisamic cordial for The lung
without the opening qualities which
endanger fresh colds, on,goIng out. /.
has been known tU cure Colds ihal hav t
been almost settled III consump.ous, ia
less than three weeks.