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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Notice is hereby given,

That an election of fifteen Directors
and five commissioners, for the ensuing
wear, will be held at the Real Estate
Bank OF the United States, In A'exan-
dria, on Monday the 9Th OF January
1917, fro IN Z to $ o'clock p. NJ.
VIM. Rhodes, Cashier
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
J.awrason & FCwlc,

Ia
Have for sale, received per the schooner
Bslalee. from Portland
IS hosshead' Muscovado Sugars
Is barrels
box white Havana ditto
Is hegsheads retailing molnsses
4 dit New England rum
1s tons Russia iron assorted
so tons plaster Paris
For Freight,
XXX The schooner 6utialoe, Captain
SRLee; is FIRST rate vessel, carries
about 75e barrels. will be ready in tour
day. TO lake cargo on board, ana 'aAe
freight tor the West Indies or eoas'w''e'
Apply as above.
January IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27

For %aIe,
Lust landed frnu schonuer New Packe
from Boston
81 barrels no Siackere.
80 boxes mould candles no 5 e E
50 do dipt do all slze'
Apply to Daniel Barnes at Faxon
nrtcalt ard Co.'S counting room.
December 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
.bIu s. Bretpn and 20.
luIle 1

Respectfully inform n. PahI ic,t tha !,
tbey continue the MANUFACTURES
of BURR MILL STONES, on the coz
net of Patrick and Cameron-sh Gets. II
thu town of Alexandria, where they ar"
eady to receive any orders Y m Wnle,
thew NAV be favored, snd viii execute
them with all despatch AMI IN the best
ner.
IReu hare recsirs2 an assortment o.
Betting Cloths
OF good quality, aud intend keeping .
constant supply.
sentaIrb er q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
For Rent or for sale on a long

For Rent or for sale on a long
credit
The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
the most accommodating term'. the
House and Lot, wherein he at present
resides. The House is large, convenient,
and finished in a superior style. The
Lot, consisting Of two acres, is in the
highest state Of cultivation as garden,
abounding in the most choice fruits,
shrubs. &c. Possession can be gwen
abou. the lat of December.
He viii purchase Dry Cows.
Aug ]. Smith.
Nov 60 eotlstDec
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John G.. T.adli 81 Co.

lave iu,t received bv schnoner Ne'
Packet and sloop henry, aud will sci
OF liberal terms.
Is HID aud II barrels y Z rnm
6 baies Burh"o" guTrai:s
. do l,uckiporc battas
do Ch,IibiIy do
do Ocmcrcul!y do
! do fine do
| do Now SannGns
| do Auzcagen mamnody.
'Ncc u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Lewis lIipkins d Go.
TO RENT.

III NENI,
Fos one or term of Years,
Nv Wharf { Warehouse On the norm
side 4 Primo. street in the town nf
Al.xaadr.a Possession may be had the
18th of next month. The warehouse is
Large and convenient u will hold So,ooo
bushels gSain or salt, and being exactly
at me ferfy landing, makes it one OF the
ees places in TOW n for purcl asing grain
Or selling salt or any other heauy article
Article. For terms apply TO
William Hepburn.
Decsmber I6 It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27

For Charleston, 5. 4.
zA The .chr R0SE.IN.BLOOM,
AEsS Howland, master; she has
- the principal a pa part part Of , her s car;
sail as soon as the ice breaks she can
take about 500 barrels and few psssen.
gers. Apply to
Il, II. Rowland,
Who has for sale, received per the sIoop
John Adams,
Is barrels spermaceti oil
10 tons Russia Hemp
\ few tons Swedish iron, & few pieces
of ravens duck.
January % OF
The editors Of the National lntelliger.
cor are requested To insert the above 3
times. and send their aCcoaut to this ot.
fiCe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27

LaWrason ard Fowlc.
"'"o have received per the schoone
Victory, capt. Gorham, from Boston.
AND FOR SALE.
bales BurbuoD Gurrahs
9 cases Baudanna's
II chests llyson skin Tea
100 reams Wrapping paper
AZ casks Nails assorted, from I'd :.
god
January Q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
Medicines, &c.
For SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner of King and Royal streets, oppo
site to Mr.. Peter Sherron's store, an ex-
tensive assortment of well selected me
dicines,-patent medicines and drugs,
the greater part of which was received
by the ship Clifton rom London.
They have also received BY the ship
Emily from London, via Baltimore, com.
position Mortars Il Pestles, various sizes
-Apothecary's scales and weights, &
Bolus knives--also, an elegant assert
ment Of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing of Evansfs Screw Tornequets, male
and female catheters, pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extract,rs, Surgeons
needles, dissec!ing, amputatiDg trepan-
ming, cuping, and Que set OF midwifery
instrumcnts-thumb lancets and cases,
i,sugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and variety OF
tOiceps, alse
$4,000 Spanish segars, & 8 kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, an.
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest no
ticc.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice Of medicine, in ITS
various branches. and will give advice
gratis to those who consult them at their
shop. The prices for the dnses ui
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary's
rates
Semmes & Washington.
Oct. 2
India Goods and Rum.
John G.. Lad,i q Co.
lave just received by sch"oner Ne"
Packet and slnop Henry, aud will sci
OF liberal terms.
- bLl ,,l 4 A h,rral: n H. rpm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
For Boston,

For Boston,
kES The good Brig
NNEaS Catherine,
SSs7Z4 ". Crawford, master vii
axe 500 barrels OH low terms il offered
Immediately.
also,
For Newburyport,
,SSK The good sohr. Lydia, J. Brown
master for freight Of 500 bar
rels. Apply to
John G. Ladd b
Dec. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27

We have just received and
uaer for sale.
200 barrels Kentucky wniskey, old
and very fine
so boxes dipt candles
80 boxes fresh mustard.
Bryun Hampsoa e Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-27
GunpOwder.

Gunpowder
The subscribers nave Just received o.
n"gs English Gunpo~de'. tower proof
rom hF 10 F. Also cannon, rife and
canister. Spurtsmen are invited to try
the quality.
r. and J. Mandev,lls.
December 20
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January Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
GIN INMATE, March :.

Came TO anchor oil this place on
Monday morning last, the fine bri;;
Cineinnatus, 40 tons burthen froU'
the ship yard at Columbia where shr
was built. This beautiful vessel.
in the elegance Of her model and
workmanship. probably surpases any
vessel heretofore built on the Ohio
she is pronounced by seafarins men
of whom by the bye We are not tes.
titute. although our port is situated
some sixteen bubdred miles from the
SEA. handsome specimen Of the art
of ship building. She is DOW reeeiv-
ing her cargo, and will sail in al!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
TO RENT,

The house and premises now OecuPie'
by the subscriber, pleasantly situated II
xases street, will make 4 delightful sum
mer residence, and is calculated TO &C
comnedate q large family. The occu
pant being about leaving the country
wsuld rent the shove situation until ne
FIRST Of October next at low rate. Fci
terms, apply TO Messrs. Lawrsson &
Fswle, or to
wM. CRABTREE, Jr.
March IS I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29

ATa meeting of the Relief Fire Com
pan7. March 6, 1917, the following Of
6eers were elected:
Commanders.
Thomas Preston lst
Thomas Vowel End
Robert Anderson Sd
Regulators,
John A. Stewart
Horace Field
Jsmes Harris
ROBERT Hunter
Subordinate Directors.
Isa &C Eutwisle :.
Charles Slade
Mark Butts
Trustees,
John Johnston
II. b. Dagan
William Harper.
Vim. Wood, Clerk.
March % ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
Valuable Property or Sale,

Oh SATURDAY the zSin insl. tne 'o',
lowing valuable property will De obere'
n Pubic Sale.-
I. a two story frame Teaement ana
J.os on the east side Of Fayette-street
as Fser . inches to the north OF king-st
in front on Faye;te-street IS feet, IN
de,th 1as feet inches.
?. A two story frame Tenement and
Lat. On the east side Of Washington ST.
II; feet north frem CamerCn-sreet, in
font on washingtun-street - feet {
inches: in depth 100 eet.
6. 4 two stow frame house on The
east side OF Wa,hinston.street. Ia feet
q inches to,the south Of Queen street, in
front on Westinghouse. 20 feet, In depth
100 feet
4. a Facan, lot on the soutb side Of
Eias street, S. feet 5 inches 70 'he ess'
of Fayette street, in front on King street
40 teet, in depth 100 ieet to 10 feet
allev.
S. a vacant lot, beginning on the
west side side Of Faycttr street. at a
point eouidisiant from King aud Came,
ron streets. hence north on fayet.e.st.
70 feet 7 inches, thence west parable To
King street to PAYNE ST. thence south
on Payne street IS feet ! inches, thence
70 the beginning.
6. A vacant lot, at the intersection OF
the south aide OF King street with the
east side Ct Fayette street. in front on
King street IS tee, inches, on Fayette
street 100 feet 10 a 10 feet alley.
?. vacant lot Oh the east side efFay.
cite street. TIC feet TO the south OF King
street on the soath side OF a 10 feet alley,
in from on Favette street So feet inches
in depth Us feet } inches
g. \ large two story brick Warehouse,
a: he intersection of the north line oil
King street with the east line o. fayette
sneet. in front on King street As feet
SINGLES, on Fayette street 100 feet to a
II feet alIsy-uOw occupied BY English
and Poe.
9. 4 let on the east side OF Flyette
street. lie ieet to the north OF King St.
in font OH Farette street 81 teet5 inches,
in depth lss lset ) inches
10. Two lots of ground. formerly part
Of estate OF the late Richard Conway,
distinguished il the survey made for his
executors by no. 20 and 81. No. 20, ST.
tuated on the north SIDE OF Montgomery
street, and on the west Of Columbus ct.
containing one acre aud seven eights.
No. 81, situated at the intersection OF
the south side of Montgomery street with
the west side OF Columbus street, contain
ing Sys sixteenths Of an acre.
The above property will be offered TOT
sale, On the respective premises, except
the two lots above designated under No.
10, which will be sold at the Warehouse
No s.
One fourth Of the purchase money will
be required in hand; the balance IN three
equal instalments of 6, 9 and IL months,
NTH interest from the day Of sale, 70 be
secured by deeds Of trust.
~ As each piece Of property shall
be struck of, the cash payment will De
required on the spot /; and If not made
the property will be immediately resold ::
and the bid OF the person so failing vii!
net afterwards be received.
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock,
nat Mol.
P, 6. MARS TELLER.
By order Of
R /. TAYLOR, Trustee.
March 8 cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
Compliment from the West 10 Inc
East.

/
East.
During the recent session Of thu
Kentucky Legislature, q LilI 10 ca.
courage imports OF mer handi,o
Through the port of NV Orleans, ~
exempting from tax alton goods 50
imported, gave rise t. an AMI. tel
discussion which r. ll,ei in lie
adoption OF The measure !y gre.
majority. MIR. Biusy. in cpposin;
the bill, observed. b" II is our good Or
bad fortune 10 be ennneelrd in trade
and commerce with tue Iopplgus ci.
ties Of the east. He considered il
our good fortune. 20 there cur mcs.
chants imbibe TASTE for !earGIa.,
philosophy aud religion. To tbs
eonnexion we osn or rcGrcmeni.
our Bible Societies. eur "agicri
andour literary establishments. l.qlk
a, the contrast. Look at tae cot
seQsenees OF = eOnIe2:ol HIia hca
Orleans. s'fe has 40 ip,iiiuiions If
learning. no purity 10 her morals, is
,deprayed ard c9grGp, She ka, Co
schools but f3r cock f;..,:as na
gaming, size has ,hra're open, on
Sunday, thai DAY devoted y Il, 'aa
service Of Almighty GOi-Nhy, ,is
instead Of iaiiiLs With transport iato
the embrace OF biu,hing moie.is,
viii We rush iato tue burning a'Hs
ola taris;:'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
New French ! can

The Loa,ioa PsPeFs are ~ err ?
respecting the extent o. the loan
which Messrs. Ba.i7- * 10 ha'o
lately m2Ie 10 the French govern
ment. We have seen letters from
inre!iisa... gentIsmsn in France
which give correct ?''iRuiar' re-
spectiug il. The amount OF The loan
/, Four Hundred aud Twenty Nil
lions of francs. Csesrl- Serenity nice
Millions Of dollars az. upward, Of
Seventeen Slillisus s;eTliug.) The
lenders were 10 t.ke Five per een'
stock at fr. payable ST the expiration,
of ten years at par. IL is estimated
in Paris. the loan will produce ueariy
eleven 4 a half per cent. per aunuIa
for ten years, IL is ADDED, that oai;
one halfof the amount is 10 be pail
in money, and the other in clothing
and supplies for tie allied arm!
which pnguestionabJ will b, suppl
ed from the workshops at shene'''
Manchester, sc.
Boat. Cent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29

A case has occurred in NeT.IofS'
which has induced its senate t. i,.u-
duce an act concerning the Shaker;
One James Chapman had MARI.
Eunice Chapman. by whom he nv,
children, he then abandoned her, lof'
ing the society of Shakers IN Mesa,
ma, county of Alnany. the children ~
took from her aud concealed. 10 u.
sisted that the marriage contract Va
and warned all persons +.
sainst trusting her. as ne "ouia : '
no debts of her contractiug-ih'' c''
ing upon the principles o. that so.'' .
". who hold that it is sinful ior :
member to hold any Intercourse ".%
those who arc not m'mbers :. WIZ
put what they term aS:irfronthe'f
lers." and that all married per- ,r'
who Join them are therefore S0''''
ID from the marriage vows.
20 arrest the propagation oil P''a IA
ipIes :. su5yersive OF the peace El 'r
,sppiness of IA allie and tac 0rG.f
If society,"" the bill tracts taa' - =,
nee Chapman Is div cst from be,
,usband. but that he al! not 'iasf!
luring her life time and thar any
married person who hereafter at #
8 him or herself to the soc's:' ~
;batsrs shall be considered as ii.sL!
cad. and his or her FDPtr'. w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, MACK 20.

Extract from letter FROM Gen
tleman 10 Jamaica to his riena in
Baltimore, dated Kinssloa, 2;lh
Feb. 1917.
"Commeree i. dreadsu!ly low Der.
at Present-Flour only is duiIar., y
from the stock co haul, and What i,
expected. it is likely to Le lover.
i" The Dev law TO shut Out Br;.
fish ships from British Colonies ,cp
cannot trade from the States. viii
make the free ports in Bermuda Il
great consequence"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29

The Bostc, Palladium SAYS, A
bird fe~ syes The IsDitsl al tie mo-
ment CT NJ. NsxEo-'s inauguration,
Observers 10 Get agree what bird i
vas. ThIteypr il vas. il, visit VA,
a issseahia guea q an Eagle. i
denrses l;ulty and pOYer--if an
OIL. wia.lTz fla Grow, sa,acity--
if a 6uzzari- diplomatic skil-iga
Goose, plCaIg
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29

president Monroe in his Inaugural
speech, has set the example.
IshalI vote for Mr. Mercer, because
Il do most conscieAtiousiy believe te
lis the most fit and able man Of the two,
and in endeayouring to induce you t6
vote for him, think l am promoting
my country's good. .r ;;
A few words to you, my fellow CT
ltizens of fairfax, as to our local me-
| rest. Alexandria is our market te"h'
lis it not of great moment for us %
have in congress, a person from THIS
district, who is not only able to ad' o,
cate measures tending TO render ina
market more valuable to our county
lbut free from that influence which
Mr.. Mason, if he is not more than
human nature, will. even against Ms
WILDE liable to. We know where op'
position to our market-towu has al
ways raised its head.
Can we forget that to the Cana
from Goose Greek to Hunting Greek,
the movers of it are on the Nortr side
of the Potomac 1t is important Tor
the pconIe of Fairfax to make the eu-
auiries, who will be the most useful
ito us in regulating the affairs of the
District of Columbia. Is not the va
Ilue of our lands. and articles for mar
'ket, connected in very great degree
with the commercial prosperity oil
alexandria, And which OF these can
didates will be Of most ufe to Fairfax
in this respect?
4 FAIRFAX FARMER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
4 FAIRFAX FARMER.

From the Winchester Gazette,
Nh HE4sKELL,
Having q leisure day on my
hands. last week, I thought could
net spend il better. than by attending
the examination Of the Pupils OF
Mrs. Nicholas Female Academy, at
the close of the summer session. !
now take the liberty through your
paper, of expressing the pleasure !
lfelt ca the occasion. To see e
| groupe of young females from the
age of 7 TO IA years, seventy or
leighty in number, all elate with
hopes of CONNIE ndstion.-all bloom.
ing 10 health, all dressed neat and
beeomingly, and all under deceit and
orderly discipline. was an object
highly gratifying TO any heart, su,-
lceptibIe Of benevolent feelings.
The several classes passed their
examinations, in reading--English
Grammar, Psrsing. Geography, the
use of the Globes; 10 writing, in
composition and in a number Of other
branches Of their studies. with a
promptness aud precision which re.
fleets the greatest praise on Mrs.
Nichols. the principal of the Aeade-
ny; and on Mr., Daniel Baker,
whose Iabors understand were
chiefly devoted TO the higher brasch-
es taught in the school. The whole
exhibited most pleasing scene and
fills the mind With happy presages
"f the results upon soeisty, from hav.
ing young females educated under
such instructors. Where the prin
eipIes of morality and religion are
iasii!led into the tender minds of
' outh. and 90 hand in hand, with the
studies necessary TO qualify for TIE
busy world.
At the close of the business when
the re ards Of merit were to he dis
tributed, when the minds Of the ex-
pertants were wound up to the high.
est pitch il would have warmed the
heart of q stole, TO see the young mis-
ses, as they were severslIy called to.
their preceptcrs chair, 10 receive
their tickets Of appreciation. the re-.
ward of excellence with what unas-,
svlning modesty, what d;gDifed bash:
fuIuess, they received and retired.
Not a spark Of enry seemed to be in,
any coun;enanee " all was meckness
all was miId;" although il appea ell,
that some had employed their time
and talents, 10 better purposes than
others. and were rewarded sccor-
dinghy. yet no eountenapce discover
ed any Sign that they had not been
fairly dealt with, and | believe none
went away without tokes Of appro-
probation for some excellence or
other.
The day was finished, with an ey-
cellent, aud appropriate address b!
Mr.. Baker, under which there seem
ed not an inatteutiye mind. Solemn
yer closed the scene.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29

next week, wind and tie pcEnit,.-.
for Boston.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
Irish Humour.

One of our fellow citizens, for the
purpose OF arres,ing attention, caused
his sign to be set upside down. On
Nlouday last, while the rain was nour.
Ing down with great violence, Son
of Hibernia was discovered, directly
opposite, standing with great gravity
upon his head. and fixing his eyes
steadfastly upon the sign. On an en-
curry being made Of this inverted
gentleman, why he stood in so Singh.
Tar an attitude---he answered--I. am
trying to ,ead shat sign. Fed. Rep.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20

Escaped from the Public Jail of New.
Castle County, on the evening of Sunday
the 9th day of July last, negro Servant
named DAVID, about feet 8 or 9 inc hes
high, athlctick, we'll made, and very &C
Tive. of light color ior a negro and has
a scar upon the back Of one OF his hands :
His clothing consisted oftwo pair Of Pam
falcons, Zone of nankeen the other of
colored domestic an old waislcoat, muslin
shirt, and an old wool haiti is supposed
that he will change his name, as tie once
broke Jail in Easton, in the year ls 6,
and assumed the name OF Harry, and
was afterwards taken in PENNSYLVANIA
and committed TO New Castle Jail, as a
runaway. The above Reward WILDE Civ.
len to any person experimenting the said
Negro and delivering him at the public
prison of New Castle County, state oil
Delaware.
Edmund w. Barker.
New Castle, AUG. i.~.6---4t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS,
lind the symptoms by zchich they are


Worms which infes the human body. chiefly of four
knds, feres, large round the Ascatid.
small niafIiworm; the Cuctrbitnia, Short ha white
worm and LASTLY the Tilia tape worm, called from
full Of joints 1t is haf.ul and most difficult to-
move, ~
Among the symptoms ATTENDING worms .tagre able
breath, especially III the mornings bad and corrupted
guns itong in the and about the seat conyusoNs.
epileptic fits, and sometimes pvaon OF spe CHI starting
and grinding of the teeth in sleepi irregular appetite,
sometimes Oating food, and sometimes voracous, purg
ing, with Shiny and tutd stools vamiting Large and
head and thighs, with lowness of spirits slow fever win
small and irregular pulse; dry cough, excessive thirst
sometimes and unhealthy countena1ee, end sometimes
the face bloared and flushed
Persons ae ted witt, any of the above symptoms, should
have immediate Hsmilton's Worm Destroying
Lozeges which have been constantly attended with success
In all complaints similar to those above described
dose Of this medicine given occasionally during the
season, will eifeotually prevent the vomiting ard
purging of chldren.a dreadful disorder which annually
destfuya touslndsof the infant part OF our ctzens tt
likewise the mldest and certain remedy KNOWN snd
has restored health and strength great humber when IN
plain instructions given for every part of the necessary
treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eagerness!
having pleasing appearance, and agreeable taste.
5thi..; .Hlii-6ln0uS P'ti:.
The operation of these pills is perfectly mild, BE-
used by persons 10 every situation, and of every age
They are eSceeny adapted to carry off allishperipnus
mend the appete to produce free respiration and there
BY prevent Colds which often of fatal consequence
dose meyer fails to remove cold, If taken on les iirt APP
pearace They celebrated for removing habual
ought he taken by all persons change OF climate
They have neen found ably ecacious in preven
ing and curing disorders attendant long voyages, and
'hod be procured anu careirr pTese 1r use by eyeT