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Union Bank Of .tttGandrta'

cod December, 1915.
in this institution
- who have paid the several install
ments called for, may receive on appli'
cation at the Bank on or after the is,
Jan. next. dividend from the profits OF
four per cent upon the money paid 10 tcr
the six months ending 5lst inst.
By order of the Board.
&. r. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE
THE BANK BILL.

! The amendment which was made
to the bank bill ON Saturday, on mo
ton of Gen. Smith. was to change
the second payment in specie (nOt
the frstl from FIVE to fifteen dol
lars, and to strike out altogether the
last payment of ten dollars in spe
cic, which was TO have been made at
IS months from the date of sub
scription.
Monday, March b.
After the presentation and refe.
renee of numerous petitions.
Mr.. johnson Of KY. moved the
following resolution. which after de,
bate Ito be noticed in our nexD was
agreed to, viz.
Resolved, That a committee be
appointed to enquire iUto the expe-
diency Of changing the present mode
Of compensation to the members of
-COBgress into gross suIn for each
session !; and to report such other
provisions as may have tendency
10 the despatch Of public business,
and to compel the punctual atten
dance of members of Congress dur.
ing the session.
An unimportant amendment made
by the senate 10 the direct tax bill.
was taken up and agreed to. after an
unsuccessful motion to postpone the
bill indefinitely--so that itnow wants
|0nl, the signature Of the President
TO become law,
The house then went into commit
tee OF the whole on the National
Bank bill, and made considerable
progress therein. When arrived at
the precision which gives to the
president and senate the power of
appointing five Of the directors. a
melton was made TO strike out that
feature: on which a debate emsued
that had not ended when the house
adjourned.
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FISHERIES.

vVxHE Subscriber respectfully infot'ns
4 the public, that heintends carry;;ns
on the Fishing Business the en''
spring on an extensive scale at ITO.
Hoiiis's Point. s. White HopS'
Landings. ,..
Persons wishing to contract ior q ID, 3. {.
quantity Of Fish, can be supplied oy Gr ap
plying to the subscriber in AieAa h"a,,.,
f FIe Will take corn, rye, bacon or b 3n,
at the Alexandria prices III eAe" "~e 70
for Fish. lie will take partlcqIlaF c@' nav
give general satisfaction to all "''0 ."
call on him at his landings:
'"'' ~ m Nm. Patterson.
NIB. Iwll give good wages TOR ,T "f 3,
to haul the seine. ,av.1m
Tanf2 ------~~
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From the N. Y EDe2ting Post.

The aurora. Perhaps no one
man has done more TO render the
cause of democracy triumphant in
the United States than the editor of
the Aurora. With perseverance
that knew neither WEAKNESS nor
discouragement, a familiar know
ledge of the passing events of the
time. and possessing a ready style.
strong, and coarse, but popular, nc
has for many years, made his paper
the oracle ofhis party. But in re-
turn he has met with contemptuous
ingratitude, and he seems well dis
posed to turn his back upon those,
in whose service he has spent the
best part of his life. In this tem-
per of mind he is now employing
that pen, which has for SO many
years, been devoted to democracy,
in exposing its real deformitiees to
a mistaken people +: and the charae.
ters of its leaders to well merited
odium His columns afford an in
sfructive fund of amusement, from
which we shall occasionally present
our readers with extracts. The fol
lowing article is taken almost entire
from the Aurora Of the 2Sth:
From the aurora.
A Monster destroyed We con-
graduate the public on the destruc-
tom OF monster called Caucus, sup.
p8sed to be a descendant of Cacus,
a triple headed monster AID, great
robber of antiquity the ancient
monster was destroyed by Hercules /;
but this many headed monster, Cau-
Gus, has persisted felo de Sc:
The nation will now possess once
more the power, along with the
right of selecting its own candidates
for its own Offices, and for putting
an end for ever to those infamous
bargains, between two CO ordinate
powers OF the government. by which
the appointments, vested in the
executive, were employed as a me
dunn Of exchange for congressional
yotes-in which the Offices of the
general government were made a
matter of bargain for the votes of a
state /, and parties holding forth the
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riiginai proprieiors 81 part OF the
GROUND on which this city stands
Drawing that il certain public squares
petitiened be laid off into Duiidans
lots, the said proproietors may Dc
allowed the same compensation there
for to which they would have been
entitled had that been the original
destination OF those squares-Re-
Ftred to the committee TO whom the
petition for laying out said squares
into building lots has been refer
red
The report of the committee OF
finance unfayorable to the petition
of Alfred M Garter, was rceomnlit.
ted to Messts. Williams, Talbot, &
Wells.
The bill for the relief Of Edward
Wilson, WAS passed TO third read
ing.
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galuaSlr Win Properly for Sale.
AuctiOneerS.
Georgetown, March 5

ETNDER the authority of deed of
q trust, from the late capt. George
North, for certain purposes therein men
toned, the subscribers will expose to
sale, on the premises, or Monday the
9th day Of May, 1916, that valuable Ajili
Seat on Holmes Run, in The county Of
Fairfay, to which are attached about Tor
ty-two acres Of land. This valuable pro-
perry is about SIX and half niles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing
ton. THERE'S turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing by this pro-
perry anu interesting the Little River
turnpike road
Tie Mill House IS built of stone, s.
by 40 feet. three stories high with com
plete machinery, the whole new, and III
exccIient order. 44fere is also com
modious dweiIing-kouse, kitchen, stables,
&c. A further description is deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to pu,-
chase wifi probably view the properly
before the day OF sale.
One third Of the purchase money vi
be required in hand, and the remaining
two th;rsis In six aud twelve months. with
q deed s,f trust upon the property to Sc
esse the payment.
John Mckinney,
y S. " ise,
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Genuine Old (" mes

A selected parcel Of The best l., L"1 bo5l
ses Of Murdoch, Yuile, Wa,drGP ts @.:
Gordon, DUFF s InsIis, and b,ac and the
= an part Of which are very old' al. ah' by
a lL I'a IL genuine as imported. for sale ~
Whole genu'' JOHN II. CREASE.
March 4 - tnte,lirencsr
will please insert the above eve Ace II
send their accounts to iA's ''n
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Public Auction.


On Monday the 18th inst. viii be sold,
without reserve, at the Store next door
to the Union Bank, Georgetown, a
large and general assortment OF
DRY GOODS, vi1.
800 yards iine AMI coarse calicoes and
chintzes
ECO do "A and GA fine and coarse
cambria muSlins
$50 Go 10 and 9-S assorted, coiored
aEd black cambrics
40 DO So India cambric musilns Tor
cravats
470 do IA aud GA cluster, seeded,
talnbored and laced muslins
500 do A and GA plain and figured
leno mussms
Z 500 DO 70 and 9-S pink, blue and bun
ginghanls
SIS do levannnes, sattins & hOrenees,
assorted coors
so doz. fancy silk and cotton shawls
S. DO fancy cravats aud Madras
hanikerchiefs
60 do silk, cotton & worsted hosiery
SIS do w0men's and mems silk and
beaver gloves assorted
so packs pins, 60 dozen tapes, and so
pieces bedlace
80 gross silk buttons, so dozen Nelson
balls
$50 pieces satin, lustring and love rib
bons, No. to ID
200 do black and colored galloons
Linen cambrics, fans, silk and cot
ton tasseis
Thread and cotton laces 4 fringes.
.IEJf's WE.dR.
100 Yards superGne and second cloths
ZOO do cassimeres, plains and kcrseyS
$50 do fine and coarse assorted cOlors)
fannels
1850 do figured, buff g whiteMarseilles
$50 do cerdur0ys, velyets q stockinets
1860 do Irish linens y shifting nuslins
90 pair Rose blankets assorted 6-4 to
1874
100 point and matchcoat blankets
900 Yards ticklenbursh and oznabargh
600 do domestic piaids, stripes and
chambrays
$50 do carpetting, and 20 dozen silk
nat covers
Elegant tamask table cloths Ga to $
yards long
Suspenders, battons, threads and silk
twist
With many other articles not men
toned.
fsrass Of Ss.ss.-Under 100 dollars.
cash 1o9 to 500 dollars. 60 and 90
DAYS; SCI 10 500 dollars. 60, 90 and 100
DAYS; 800 to 1000 dollars, 2, 4 and 81
months loco to 1000 dollars. 2, 4, 81
and s menths above 1000 dollars. 8. 81
and moaths with approved endorsers.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
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VIII be aided TO the above Sale,
go boxes of Dry Goods,

lately imported from London, in the shir
ATLANTA, to wit:
A boxes cotton hose
ditto eambrics
ditto Madras handkerchief
q dittoS F CoIeraine shigtings
ditto cotton s6irtings. made up as
Irish
ditto gsntlemen's diagonal neck
bai,dkerchiefs, colored borders,
checked and twilled.
Terms for the above made known at
the sale.
Joncherez & Davis,
Auctioneers.
Georgetown, March 5 st
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CONGRESS.
I'm SENATE March 1.

Fund which was passeut ~ : scroi''
The amendment to the coRstliu-
ton. to regulate the mode of choos-
ing Representatives to Congress and
Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sident of the u. States. was referred
to committee consisting OF Messrs.
yarnum, King. FromentiD, Macon
and Lac0ck.
The bill for the bene6t OF the WI
dow and children OF Robert Fulton,
was read second time.
The bill TO authOrise the payment
Cor property lost, eaptnred and de-
stroyed 10 the service of the U. 5.
was further postponed to the 18th
inst,
Mr.. King reporteda bill concern
Ing certain advances made tor the
public service by the city ofN York;
which was read and passed to a Sc
cond reading.
The report usfayorable to the pc
tition of Thomas Cuts, was taken
up and agreed 10.
The bill for the reliefof Richard
Mitchell, was read a third time and
passed.
The bill from the House of Re,
representatives.. for granting bountics
and extra pay to certain Canadian
refugees, wasread third time and
passed.
The Senate resumed the conside-
ration of the bill FROM the other
house for reducing the Direct TaS
to Three Millisns, and continuing the
same one year.
MIR. Goldsborough moved to re-
the bill with Instructions to
report amendments to provide forlthe
collection of arreara ges Of the Di
rect Tax now due, and. as TO the fu
lure, to repeal the bill entirely.
For the motion.
Messrs Dagget, Dana. Goldsbo
rough, Gore, Hunter, King, Macon,
Mason. of N. 81 Thompson, Turner,
Varnum. Wclls--12
Against the motion.
MessPs. Barry, Bibb, Broaa Con-
Ilict, Campbell, Chace, Gaillard,
Harper. Howell, Lacoek, Mason of
Va. Morrow, Roberts. Ruggies, San
ford, TAFT, Taylor, Tiohenor, Will.
Jams, Wilson-20.
So the mOu0n was negatiyed.
MIR. Roberts moved to amend theI
bill so as to continue the tax afterl
he present year. until repealed.
For the motion,
Messrs Brown, Chace, Fromen |
lin, Gaillard, Gore. Harper. HUNTER
King, Laeock, Mason of N. III. Nor
row, Roberts, Sanford, TAFT, Tay lor,
IiehenOr--f6.
Against the motion-Messrs Bar
". Bibb, Campbell CoRdit, Dag
,ett, Dana, GoldsborOugh, Howell,
Macon, Mason of Va. Ruggles, Tai
BOT, Thompson, Turner, Varnum.
Wells, Williams, Wilson'S.
So the amendment was rejected
Mr.. Harper then moved to amend
he bill SO as 10 continue the said tax
FOR Ave years.
For the motion,
Messrs. Chaee, Fromentih, Gail.
ard, Harper, Hunter, Lacock, Ro.
,erts. Sanford, TAFT. Taylor--10.
Against The motion,
Messrs. Barry, Bib, Brown,
Campbell, Condit. Daggett, Dana,
GoldsboroUgh, Gore, Howell, King,
Macon, Mason of N. H. Mason of
va. Morrow, Ruggles. Talbot, Tur-
Ter, Thompson, Tiehenor, Varnum,
Wells, Williams, Wilson---24.
So this amendment also was re.
eeted.
AIr. Wells then moved to strike
tut the second section of the bill (ef-
eetually motion to reject the billy |
which was negatived. IS to IS.
The bill was then ordered to a
bird reading.
Saturday, March 2.
MIR. Roberts reported a bill for
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We entreat Mr.. Clay to pernse
the following, and then, "to supper
with what appetite he may"
From the. Boston Daily advertiser,
FEB. 90.
The Provincial Legislature ONO.
va Scotia convened at Halifax on
the sth inst. and the session was o.
pened by a speech from the Cover
nor Sir John G.. SherbroOke. liz the
course of bis speech. he thus speaks
of the relations of the province with
this country :--
{" The Declaration Of war by the
government of the United States a.
gainst us in 1912, having abrogated
the treaty Of 17ss, the Americans
nave, consequently, forfeited the
privilege they enjoyed by that treaty
of fishing upon our coasts. and cur
ing their fish in the uninhahited
creeks and harboFs ofthis province;
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NELSON.

q
between 90 and "a years of age, of ordinary sta
ture, and remarkably likely. His dress consist
ed of q variety of clothes among them it is re-
collected SUIT of blue broad cloth, made in the
present fashion He wore away a white flannel
round about coat, such as are used as horse
mans undress, or summer uniform, edged witt
Scaret-Virginia cloth overalis, mixed blue and
white-shoes and cotton socks, and new beaver
hat. knapsack painted blue with black strap,
and buckles, in which he had several changes ot
clothes, all of good quality. Nelson when spO
ken TO is polite in his manners, is good ostlei
aud barber-has a tolerable knowledge of the
blacksmith trade, he is also good cooper, {,
which business for the last two ears lie has beer
engaged He writes good hand and will n,
doubt forge himself free pass or one in my
name. lie is acquaint ed i'll various parts of the
United States, and will endeavor TO make h
way TO the uorthward. Masters of vessels arr
cautioned aga nst taking away the said man Nel
son.
To identify him more completely it will b,
discovered that the lower part of one of his ear!
has been cut off'-it is believed To be the right
reward of so dollars will be given if taker
out of this state, and secured in Jail so that
get him again-1f taken within the state one hal
the sum with all legal charges Information
being given to me or 70 Mr.. William Bondrani,
at the Muddy Creek Mills, near Gainesville
from whom he made his elopement. Nelson J.,
capable of disceiving unsuspecting PERSONS
will therefore require the utmost vigilance TO de
tect him.
DAVID ROSS, junr.
N B. The city guard are requested TO make
search for the said Negro man, and spPrehend
and lodge him m Jail, the above reward of q
dollars will be pad by me or Nv. VIM. Bondran
upon the delivery Of the boy.
Mount Ida, Sep H. 1916 If
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VIRGINIA {:

Virginia
ut Rtties holden IN the Clerk, Office of the 81
feriOr Court Of Chancery far the Richm ,n.
District, The 2ith day Of June, 1916.
Archibald Campbell, James lerown jr. William
Moncure, surviving partner of Prosser and Mon
cure, Henry Hovey, Warren Ashley, Joseph
Darmsdatt, John Foster, & JOIN Satchel!, late
partners, acting and trading under the firm OF
Darmsdatt, Foster aad Sachell, BENJAMIN James
Harris, RoLert MARYLAND, & partners
acting under the firm of Robert Maitland Geo
Charles Nhitlock, and John Tompkins and Adam
Murray partners, acting and trading under til,
Arm of romI kns and Murray, PkBS.
Edward w Trent, James Fisher, and Hector
niedy, Dsfs.
The ID PENDANT, Hector Ike nedy, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules o
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory eYl
dence that he is not an inhabiant of this coun
try His ordered, that the Defendant do sppea
here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the Plainriff; and thar copy o
this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspa
per published in the City Of Richmond, for TIVE
months successfully and posted at the front doc
of the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy-Teste,
HIM. ". Heniny, &C.
Oct 12-w9W
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hereafter be enabled TO enjoy and paftici.
pate equally the precious lifts with which
nature has fav CURED them"

The proprietor OF this paper, des,rous OF ret
ring from his present occupation and resum
his profession, offers for sale The es abb sinner,
# the VIRGINIA ANGUS. The list of subscri
,ers is respectable, and its advertising custom
has been considerable for country paper. Thei,
rs attached to the establishment, a JOB OEte, The
materials Of which are very little worn, and par
Of them are entirely new. The terms will b.
accommodating
Letters, post paid, addressed to john Burke,
will be attended TO.
Editors of Newspapers with whom we ex.
change, will confer favor, by giving the above
an insertion once or twice.
Argus Office, Sept. 81, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
HAMlLTON'S GRAND RESTORA-
TIVE.

II is recommended As an invaluable Hiadcne
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Of he
various complaints resulting from dssipated
pleasures, juvenile indiscre,ions, residence IN
climates unfavorabe TO the constitution, the i'm
moderate use of tea, frequent lntozicatlon, nr
any other destructive intempcrance, the I'm, K l.
ful or excessive use of mercury, the diseases
peculiar to females at certain period of life, bad
lyIngs IN, &c.
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From South America.

Official accounts have been received at
Buenos Ayres, from the squadron Of Adm.
Brown, cruising in the Pacific Ocean. IN
Feb. last, he captured the fort of Phnta de
Piedras, before reinforcement, which had
been sent from Puma, ION the appearance of
his fiee) could reach it. Brown then at.
tackled, with the Trinidad brig ION board of
which he had proceeded ffom one Of his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
THE DAMASK LIP SALVE.
RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE
TEE I'll Il GUNS,

This excellent preparation comforts 6: strength
ems the gums, preserves the enamel from decay,
and clean,es and whltens The teeth. by absorbing
ali the acrimonious slime and foulness, winch,
suffered 10 accumulate, never fails to njure and
finally to min Them,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
,NOIICE.-

A petition willbepresented by sundry inhabi.
ants of Henrico and Goochland Counties, TO the
ieneral Assembly at hsnext session, praying the
'assage Of a law, incorporating a company au.
norized 20 render Tuekahoe creek nsyigable.
Gee I2--t n 4.
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DAVID ROSS, iunr.
MAYO & Frayser,

(T1oO doOrs beiovths Farmers Bank Of Virginia }
Respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have received from Lees Pa.enH 6
Family Medicine Store, No. 46 Maiden Lane
NepO. York, Fresh SaRpg Of tile following gen.
nine medicines.
For the prevention and cure Of Bilious and
Malignant FeUers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BILlOUS PILLS.
THIS medicine bias been attended with de.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
HAMiLTON'S ESSENCE AND EI
TRACT OF MUSTARD.

safe and efectual remedy for rheumatisms
govt, palsy, sPrains and bruises, white swelings,
old strains, and relaxations, punbness and weak
nests OF the neck, pans OF Y side, headache,
sweiied faces, frozen limbs, and every similar
complaint. l. prevents chilblans or chopped
hands, and the i'll effects of getting wet or damp
in the feet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

The following gentlemen are proposed TO the
Republicans of Virginia, as Electors Of Presi-
dent and Vice-President of the u. States and
if elected stand pledged to vote for
JAMES MONROE; as President, and
DANIEL ID. TOaPKINs, as Vice President.
REPUBLICAN ELEC TORAL TICKET
1 George Newton, of Norfolk Borough
2 Charles H. Graves Surry.
8 john Pegram, Binw.dde
Mark Alexander, Meckienburg,
John Purnal, Pr,nce Edward.
Branch L. Archer, Powhatan.
z JosephC Cabell, Nelson
8 Charles Yancey, Buckingham
9 George Penn, Patrick
10 William G Poindexter, Goochland
III Spencer Roane Hanover
IL Sthreshley Reynolds. Essex
l3 Robert Taylor Orange
Id Isaac Fostsr Fauquier
Is Brazure w Prior, Elizabeth City
Is William Jones, Gloucester
IL WIN Lee Ball, Lancaster,
Is John T Brooke, Stafford
10 Hugh Holmes, Frederick
20 John Dixon, Jefferson
81 Archibald Rutherford, Rockingham
% Archibald Stuart, Augusta
% Andrew II sseil, Washi g'on
IA Charles Taylor, Mon, gomery.
25 John Webster Harrison
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
THE GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION

So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly
innocent and safe, f ee from corrosive and repel-
liant m nerals, (he basis of other lot ons) and OF
unparalleled efficacy in removing blern,shcs of
he face and Skin, fl eckles, pimples, mAau,mato-
y redness, scurfs, letters, ringworns, sunburns.
prIckly heat, &c. The Persian Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding the natural, msans bic
persp ration, which IS essential to health, yet
rs effects are speedy and permanent, rendering
The skin delica!eIy San
ihg the complexion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
HAMILTON's Elixir,

Celebrated for the cure of colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, and app oachng consumptlonsi
md certain med, for ihe " coping cough.
HAEIN'S GENUINE EYE " ATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes, whether the effect of ma ural weakness or
of accident
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Oct 12.-wSw
so Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the Muddy Greek Mills on or
about the 4th Of last month, a mulatto man, by
the name of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
HAMILTON'S WORM DESTROYING
LOGENGES.

Which have Cured an INN ense number of per-
sons oh both sexes, of every age, and in every
situation, of various dangerous Complaints are
sing from worms, and from obstructions or foul
ness in the stomach or bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever to
others of similar titles SO commonly complained
of, as operating with violence on the contrary
A particular excellence of this remedy is its
| being suited to every age and constitution It
contains no'hing but what is perfectly innocent.
| and is mid its operation that il cannot m,
| !ure the most delicate pregnant lady, or the ten
dere5t infant OF a week old, should no worms ex-
| ist in the body; but will, without pain or grip
| ing, cleanse the stomach and bowels, of whstev-
er is foul OF offensive, and thereby prevent lhe
production of worms and many fatal disorders.
The lozenges are particularly efficacious in car
rying OFF all gross humors and eruptions, feversh
and bilious Complaints, and are the safest and
mIIdest purgatiye that Can be used OH any occa-
sion
| dose Of this medicine given occasionally du-
| ng the warm season, will efccualIy prevent
The vomiting and purging of chldren''-s
dreadful d'sordcr, which annually destroys thou
sind3 of he infant part Of our Citizens Ii IS
| kewise the mildest and most certain remedy
known, aud has restored to health and strength
. great number when in All advanced stage Of
tins fatal compliant Particular and pa,n IN
lsructicns are given for every part of the neces-
sary treatment IN such Gases.
Children generally Iake this med cine with
) easerness; LAYING apleaslng appearance, and an
agreeable taste.