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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-17
Hchn's genuine Eye IYatsr.

A SOVEREIGN remedy for all diseases o.
the ewes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness or of accident.
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Tootkc .4che Drops.

TIE only remedy yet discovered which
| gives immediate aud lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
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200 Dollars Reward

TT WILL give areward Of one w..
IL dollars for the arrest and ron aetet
OF the person or persons who rohhassa
exchange office on the NIGHT Of ~ . y
instant /; also an additional rev @s D
enc hundred dollars for the rrco "%o I
the property stolen thererrom, co,s; 1I 4
of specie in dollars, change, Ama A''a
and English gold zoo dollars, bark ' nc,
about so dollars, ninety hckets N i a','
Medical College Lottery, second u u, =
aud "A tickets in the Washjuytan' a
nument Lottery, third class, '>
RoMULus RIGGS
Georgetown, Dee. ls
P.S. Ii any person has Snovl.a.,
the said robbery. and 90 not wi,sss
names mentioned, and wil! Owe M. a =
vate information, SO that the person, rl'
be arrested, they shall be entitled n 10 y
reward, and it shall be kept secrat ~'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-17

Lees Iafaltibe .3gue end Fersr Drops,
For the cure of agnes, remittent, anl
fevers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-17
Land for Sale.

4 tract or parcel of Land. containing
between two ani three hundred acres
on the north side of Occoquan, in Fair
fax county, about miles west OF Deco
guam mills, 1t is wei! watcred with ne
yer failing springs, it is also we'll timber
cd, and the great quantity Of fur timbe
an it renders it the more valuable 10 any
person in tbe coopering line. This lane
lis OF the middle soil, and produces corn
wheat or any other grain toleyable we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and un
der good fence. The improvements arr
a log dwelling house x other cut houses
and good apple orchard Of about siSt,
trees.
One other tract in the same county
within three miles of 0ccoquan, lying OF
Sandy Run, containing II acres-on'
halt in cultivation and under good fence
the remainder heavily timbered, There
arc on the premises an old framed dwei
ling bouse and out houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inclining to purchase Car
view the premises and know the term,
~ applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
TIL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-17
For Freight,
kt The Brig Wanderer,
August 20

ks The Brig Wnnderer,
Ss9S Alex. Newcomb, Master,
s: 49,; A superior vessel, burther
about 1000 barrels, and will be ready fo'
;hereception of cargo in few days.
Apply TO
Lagcrason and Fo1ole,
Who have for Sale, said Briggs Cargo Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
so barrels New England rum
25 casks cheese
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles
80 reams wrapping paper
90 bclts Russia duck
so pieces Russia sheetings
l bale do diaper
IA crates dinings sets Liverpool
China.
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SUGAR, RUN, THYME \,

IS bhds st. Croix sugar, Grsto,,,.
40 bbls n. E. rum a'~"l
1900 lbs seine twine
1000 do soal leather
26 casks raisins
10 bags pepper
No. 8 chocolate, brown sosp, VIZ,
ping paper, etc. now landing,
Fer sale by
DUNBAR & TOWNSEND
IN STORE,
SO boxes dipt candles
IS barrels no. | beef
800 pair mems coarse shoes.
December IL #
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For Boston,
October IA

For Boston,
E6a The brig TRIM,
Is.sss4R JAMES CLEVELAND,
yfsss1sz3sss},B MASTER,
is Dew loading, will sail in all thi:
week, and take a few hundred .gq
~els On freight
Apply TO
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
who have for sale, received per the schoo
ner Rebecca, Capt. Berry, and Reliance
Capt. HAYES. from Boston,
100 Tons French Plaster Paris
100 Boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
so Reams Wrapping Paper
200 Boxes Brown Soap
Bales Mamoodies & BurboOa Cur
rahs
10 Bales Almonds.
For Boston
kEa The schooner Rebecca
gsa1R T. BERRY
Ssa-sgsxsS MASTER,
will be ready to receive cargo ina few
days, and take freight low.
Apply as above.
Novpmher IS
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Is Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber this a, Gay Z
week, an apprentice lad named DAslD
ROLIISON. AGED 1s years, about feet
s inches high, dark complexion, down
lock and round shouldered--had with
MIN dark mixed grey short jacket and
trowsers and sundry other clothing moi
|recollected, excepting good fine hat.
This IS the second time OF his elope'
nent. He worked with MIR. Mckinney
la Georgetown, as freeman, 10 months
ago, until discovered.
{ will give Five Dollars if found IN
Alexandriia-Ten d rllars if found IL
Georgetown or Washington--and Iwea
|ty five Dollars if as far OF as Baltimore
on having him secured i'll Jail, with rea'
sonable charges.
Andrew Jameson.
Alexandria, Nov. o.
sugar, Rum, Candles & Salt
The cargo Of brig Juno
Consisting of
50 50 t bsrssi, Muscovado Sugars
90 hogsheads New England Rum
I7s boxes mould and dipped candles
SO sacks salt
10 barrels no. Boston beef
90 tons flat Swedes iron
90 casks ground plaster
Cordage and wooden ware,
For sale by
JOHN G. LADD e CO.
ALSO,
The Cargo of brig Catharine, from The
maston, consisting of
$4,000 feet clear boards
1000 do birch joice
60 casks Thomastown lime.
Received per schr Elizabeth,
I27OO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
l40 boxes dipt candles
so ditto mould ditto.
And from On board sloop Packet,
600 sides soal leather.
Per brig George Washington,
6 hogsheads country Geneva
e5 boxes spermaceti candies,
For sale by
JOHN G. LADD e co.
1 Nornmhar on
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FOR FREIGHT,

CEs Il isEiU III -
SsTS The schooner Union, capt
as:sggJEsSsFS Brewster, burlhen about 500
~: ,;.,, - obs. nearly new, superlo'
sse-'s-i=atsA vessel e fast safer: will take
freight for the West Indies or Coastwise
and be ready for cargo in few days.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowie,
Who have for sale said schooner's car.
60 of
leo tons PtaiSter Paris
100 boxes noui1 and dipt candles
40 pieces Rnsssia'sheetipgs, entitled
to deben}ure
5 casks and crates, containing din.
ing and tea sets China.
NICYem5pr 81
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FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON,
ass The brig Criterion, Capt.
sysgssSSSs Hnl.nes, is nearly loaded,
sas 1900 sass will sail on Sunday, and take
fssSaass zsssa 900 barrels On freight if offer
ed Immediately. Apply as ABOVE.
November |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-17

Just ress;ueG and fer Safe 0y
Charles |. CatIett,
"a hhds FIRST Quality Jamaica sugar
ii puncheonS Antigua rum
9 bales Bandano haHdEerchi@ls'
100 sacks salt
And in Store,
100 bales German L'nnens,
Consisting Of buriaps, tick!enb1rs I,' o.; o.
naburss, creas, ptatIllas, and bn'"''Ii''''
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JAMES KENNEDY 8
SON,

gooKsEELRRs. KING STREET.,
uaus inst received from LEES PA
TEN.E MEDICINE Store, No. 40
Maiden Lane, n. York,
A FRESH SUPPLY
of the following genuine Medicines,
Tor the prcvsation aud care Of b.
lious and Malignant Ferers' Is
recommended
Al. RilinI1c Pills.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
NEW LARDlN q MACHINE.

fa III CUHDALL's Mills.
THE subscriber informs the public, he has, in sd.
dition TO his former machinery, erected nsw
machine for cardiug Wool Of the fines. quality and
will be able 10 future to have WOOL of all grades,
carded in the best manner
He also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual. Likewise will Manufacture
common or meripo Wool into Plains, sattinetts Cas-
simeres, Flannels, &C. &c ION very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takesthe liberty OF urging the payment Of ou-stand-
ing accounts, multiplicity of which are un.
on settledhis books. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, yuiy 9, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
Navy Commissioners Office,

18Th January, 1916.
HE Board Of Navy Commissioners will receive
until the lst day Of April next, proposals for
furnishing the following description Of articles re-
quired for navy use, viz;
Cannon, carronates and cannon lockst
Ball, round, grape, canister and lead;
Ssltpetrc, sulphur;
Cannon and primmg powder;
Muske,s, pistols. swords; boarding pixies and
battles axes
Copper-shcathing assorted, say i.8 Of II ozs.
18th of "a oxs. 1-S,h Of 26 ozs. l.4h Of %
ozs. 1.4th of 80 ozs. and 18th of 81 ozs.
Copper bolts, spikes, sheathing nails-sssor ted.
Lead in pigs and sheets;
Aochors from. 500 TO 5000 lbs.
Iron Kentledge,
Hcmp-Amcrican;
Twine-whpping. sewing and seine,
Iron for shipping,
staves-leger-pipe, hogshead and gang eask;
Buntings
seamen's clothing-ha.s. shoes. trowssrs. shirts
Flannel and wildbore for cartridges;
Lignum yite aud paints,
Z To be delivered either at Washington, New.York
or Boston t, tN
Persons rendering a supply of any Of these arti.
cles, will be pleased to state particularly tho kind
1.-The greatest and the least quantity OF each article
they may be disposed to furnish--and on the enve-
lope OF the tenders, they will endorse the substance
OF their proposals in the following form
=" Proposals to furnish -------, for the uss
Of the Navy, made by -, in consequence
Of the Navy COMMISSIONER Advertisement OF 18th
Of January, 1916" sS.Nf'
With those whose proposals may be accepted the
Commissioners will enter into contract; and in
ses where the articles not 10 be immediately de-
lvered and paid for, the contractors will be rsqu;r
ed to give satisfactory security for the performance
Of their contracts, aud it will be well for them to
accompany their tenders with the names Of the per-
sons disposed to become then suretes; and evidence
Of their competency.
On the lst day of April, and not before, all the
tenders win be opened and acted upon
JOHN RODGERS,
President Of the Beard.
January 81 --om
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

For SAFE,
EIvE.TwELFTH of Cotton Mandatory, situ-
y ate in Nor!h.kihg gsto1pn, about one mile from
Uickford 1t has stream Of water sufficient to op-
perate 1000 spindies, and has in operation $50.
with Dwelling. House and other necessary Build
ings, all in good repair Seldom has property pos
sessing SO many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap.
plying to john HAwxINs, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.Nezvborf, Tune 2, 1915
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Holua6k Properly. for SAFE.

THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
1 in which he now lives, in hames-street-and
give immediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining the estate of the late George Champlins
Esq which land 10 very convenient sor House lots.
He win either sell lease his farm at Sachoeast-
point, in Middletown Ilelas some FurAiture also
for sale. NATHlHAzARD:
Jan 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

ShP's Long boat
TAKEN up adrifs, ships Long Boat. The
Il osncr may have her sgain, proving property
and paying charges Applyto d..
-ME.Sr,, February IS, 1916 't W
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

10 be Lcf at Public Aaction,
For one year, Upon Ae {'rsmises,
o. MONDAY, 25th Match---et ! ! O'Clock,
THE undivided half part of the Dwelling House.
= mcssuage, aud other real estate. late the pro-
perty ef John Danistcr, deceased. situate in New.
port, and now IN the occupation Of the subscriber.
Conditions made known at the time and place.
CHRISTIAN BANISTER.
Nsuosrs, February %, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
NOTICE,
TO al whom Il may concern.

wv K, the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Union Cotton .1famj jasgriny Company
at their annual meeting, held at the Union Cotton
Factory, in Tiverton, on the Cd "wednesday of Feb
euary, 1916, Committee to manage the business
and concerns of said Company. !. ~.
Notice is therefore hereby given. that said Com.
mtee, or one of them. will attend at said Conpsny's
store, in said town. the last day Of February and
the l4th day of March next for the purpose Of
Ting with all persons who have accounts dpcn with
said Company who are hereby requested 10 attend
at said times and place for the purpose aforesaid.
Also, %SNrla
VIII be Sold at Public Auction,
On IHEDNESD.dY, 2ofh Of March nerf,
(1 the rvsatAsr Be fair, If sf, the mart fair doy,)
At the said Company s store, in. Tiverton.
A qusntity of Cotton Cloth aud Shirtiags,
various numbers. - 4.. tes
II -diso, Cotton Yarn, No. 3 to.No. 100.
Likeuise, A variety Of other Goods.
All which are to be sold for the benefit Of said
Company
q Conditions made known at time and place Of
sale. %t
RICHARD DURFEE, I
EDMUND ESTES,
ENOCH FRENCH, >Commiffeei
NATHAN CHASE,
SAMUEL GARDNER,
:, 4yYsrfcn, February 20, 1sl6.
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VINE, LINES AND WI
CORDAGE,

OF every description Kept constantly on hand, at
the lowest wholesale and retail prices, for cosh;
warranted good by
f sfel BERNARD HILL, Jun.
.afhs Cordaye .ManHJaetory fsw rode ,oesf,sard
Of YIN. DOUGLAS. Natl ,et
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To ~ MI ~ pvbLc 1,cti0n.

To be Sold at Public Auetion,
.l. 10 the h,ghest bidder,
.,,On SATURDAY, 3oth March,
THE shop on Banister'swharf, formerly belong
i inr 10 Elisha Ol,aee, to satisfy bill OF sale
Of said shop DUNCAN 8, MeDOUGALD.
A. NEWMAN, aucf'r.
.Ns.pborf. February %, 1916
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NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

CANSoED HORTON respectfully informs bis
Friends and the public, that he has taken the
house formerly improved BY the Bristol Bank. next
north Of the market, which he has opened for
n HOUSE or FEyv7'ER7.fi.Naf
ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant and agreeable
manner Fire Clubs and dinner parties can also be
accommodated in the best possible manner--snd
travellers win find good entertainment for them
selves and suitable Accommodation for their horses
The public are assured that>ths most unremi,,ing
exertions shah be employed to give every sa,sfac
tion. 80. Bristol Nov q 1875
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y DR.. !. Z. KAZARD,
INFORMS the public that he has removed TO New.
i port. and will attend to any calls made in the
line Of his profession, at No ~, Thanes.street--
where he has opened an assortment OF MEDICINES,
for sale. Jdrua,y 81.
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PoETR7::ss+'


)be4 ll6wing sweef and touching Gnes were
1pvjssen BY sAs Hon. HExRv ST.. GEoRoE
N TucKER, Of Virginia, on being solicited 90
sknow why he had ceased 10 court the Poetic
\ lssse
'DAxa sf my youth ye have giided away,
Hairs sf ny youth ye are hosted and grey,
Eyes Of my youth your keen sight Is no more
Checks Of my youth! ye are furrowed ell DER
Strength Of my youth all your vigor 10 gone
~ thoughts OF my youth your gay visions are hown.
Dsys Of my youth 1 wish not your recall,
Hairs Of NY youth I'm content yc should fall,
Eyes Of my youth yc much evil have seen fts
Cheeks Of my youth! bath'd in tearsyc have been |;
Thoughts Of my youth ye have led me astrsys
Strength Of my youth why lament your decay.
Days Of my age ye will shortly be pssts
Pains Of my age yet awhile ye can last;
Joys Of my age in true wisdom delight
Hyes Of my age be RELIGION your light,
1'houghts Of my age dread ye not the cold sod;
Hopes Of my age be ye fixd on your GOD!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
Nesp Feather Beds and Feathers.

I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 90 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by = ABRAIIAM DARKER,
No. 2, Charies-streef.
lie has on hand an assortment OF Mattresses Of all
kinds a .Nspbert. March 20, 1915
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LINES

Written IN an Annual Pocket Book presenfed 70 La.
IN phsm fhe dnshor had long solicited in Marriage
9Th ssmS, though not wjth safi,faesory, suceess.
q; he charms Which deck thy face,
Jetty locks with artless grace;
by the wtchery that lies
In tn expression Of thine eyes,
BY the honey'd sweets that rest
on thy lips when fondly prest;
ny the tender warm desires
Thy natchless bosom swift inspires,
BY thy minds exalted worth,
Where all the charities have birth
BE not coy when fondness woos:
Let tickle minds through whim refuse.
Days, and weeks, and months, and seasons,
Roll their rapid course, and say,
TDt the levers voice is reasons;
Lite's too short for long delay.
fyii -e P.B.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS,

Price one dollar,
DR.. RosERrsos's stomachic Bitters, (price ~
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak stom'
achs increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &C. For the fever
and ague,a malada prevalent throughout the south
ern States, and SO affecting TO families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, iakes stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni
versaliy esteemed Besaitt have surpassed any reme
dy ever administered for the relief and cure of that
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, mum
berless instances of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks, and various other extoed prescrp
tons failed, they proved successful TO the admiration
of those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

,,t,' FOR sale,
rI,NE valuable lot OF Land with three. story Dwell
ling House. late belonging to Messrs Davis &
Hines, situate on the man.street in WEXFORD, with
two shops in front most excellent stand for bus
mess, Particularly in the grocery limo.
.7ho, 10 satisfy a mortgage, very valuable tract
of Wood Land, containing thirtyeight acres bound
ed soutneriy on the ten rod road TO WEXFORD.
.also, to satisfy mortgage. one other tract Of
Tiliase Land, containing twenty acres, bounded
terly on lhe main road leading from Providence 20
southKngstown, commonly called the Stanton
rlacc-both Lots very valuable, If not sold pre-
vous will be let 1t auction the 25th March. and the
offers Of sale still continue.
.3'so. Is offered for sale, transfer Of mortgage
on three valuable building Lots, and one six acre
Lot, situate near Washington Academy, on Elam's
Willie, in WEXFORD
For terms apply to
siae1 y JAN'E'DEBLors, , s
STEPHEN DepLors. ~
February 2s, 1916. s,s~A
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Union Woolen lManutactory.

THE UNION WOOLEsv .aLaNCF.4CTURY.
i established at Portsmouth,, ION this IsIand) is
,hr INV be-, Kind. and an experienced wo,t.n nu =,
been employed TO carry it on.-The Proprietots will
receive Wool to manufacture into CLoTn and the
whole process, any branch of its manufacturing,
shall be done in the best manner, as expedtously,
and on as reasonable terms as can be done at any
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Manufacta.
ry, to JUN bAbCOCn, .1Senf.
Par ,notfh Dee. 13, 1875
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Lots of Land Shop, &c.
For Sale or To Let.

THE subscriber. intending to return to his farm
= offers for sale, or TO let, bis House and Shop
near the market.
.qso--two small. Lets Of Land, in Newtown, so
called, in Newport Aforesaid. Inquire Of
SPENCER HALL.
.NsEtsrt, February 81, 1876.
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/ g. ,I,;;s 80
W1ieA are celebrated for the care Of rsoss Gis-
eases TO which the human body 4 hn6ie
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRiETOH,
+. w. DYUTT, NJ. u.
ioaAspsos or THE LATE crLxBaArED DR.. nos-
EsTsos or RDTsbUaGH
AND FOR SALE In PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
At THE
PROPRLETOR'S " HOLES.sLE 1NIARE1.slL
/. DRUG AND FAMILY =.
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137, North East Corner of Second and Race SIS
.and BY rssail Of his agents throughout
r. sae United Ssafes.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated sTOAfACIIIc ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(Prfce 81 50J
One Of themost efhcacious medicines ever ohsieu
to the public, fer the speeoy reiief and cureoi ops
nate coughs, ,cosds, s,consumPtions, the hooPms eo-a
asthmss, pains and wind in the stomach remos"b
habitua eosyeDess, sickness at the stomacns oysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripingss the SUM
mer bowel complaintin children, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGE7ABLE NBRVOUS CORDIAL,
OH, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and tfiy cents.
Is confidently recommended as The most eihcaclous
medicine the speedy relief and cure of all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion Of The spirits, headache, uemor, tanness' hys
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness, elects, ana
various complaints resulting from secret improprieV
Of youth and disspated habits, residence IN WARM
climates, the immoderate use OF tea, the unskllo'
excessive use OF mercury, SO often destructive "
the human frame, diseases pecuIier 10 females at
CERTAIN period OF lfe uor aibus, barrenness, &c &c
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, OF the most dangerous
kind, and are various, that volume would narciy
suffice TO complete description OF them. IL per-
vades, with its baefui influence the whole nervous
system.wrthng the hesrt with inexPressbe anguish
and exciting the mosl dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair To thls demon have thousands fai'
len sacrifice. in the direfu transports oil its rage.
The most common symptoms of its commencement,
weakness, fatulence, palpitations, watchuness,
drowsiness after eating, lmidity, flashes OF heat and
cold, nunbness, cramp, gddmess pains in the head,
back and oins, hickup, difficulty Of respiration and
deguttion, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON
Price one dollar.
A safe and efiectual cure for the gout. rheuma.
tism, iumbago, stone and gravel, sweli'ngs, and
weakness OF the joints, spralns, bruises, and all
kinds OF green wounds-the cramp,pans In the head
face and body stiffness of the neck, chbains, fro-
zen limbs, &c.
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
Iniallible WORM DESTROYING LOZENGE6,

Price Gffy cents
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all ia.
miles.
SYMPToMs.-The common symptoms OF the
Worms are, paleness eft the countenance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of the nose. and
about the seats starting and grinding Of the teeth in
sleep, swelling Of the upper lip, the appetite some.
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly great thirst,
the urine frothy and sometimes Of whtsh color
gripping or cholc pains, involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when asleep frequent pains in the
side. with dry cough, and unequal pulse .palpi,s
tons Of the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy
epilep,ic fits, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are extollcd for ex-
pelling and killing worms none are equal in efficacy
to Dr. Rooertson's Worm Destroying Lozepges, they
are mild IN the operation, and may be given to the
youngest infan. with safety
DR DYOTT's