davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
Lands for Sale ut auction.

pY virtue Of vote Of the Pejepscot Proprietors
= authorizing Ce, The lubfctioer to fell az pu5
lick sucssn 20 much OF their lndivided land, al
will RATE the FUN Of ieventy Eye hundred dollars
and 10 make and execute. in behalf Of laid propri
etors good and legal acquttAnces Of all their right
and title The pu, ch.iers ofluch lands AZ he tie
!ub,crIber may Gel for the purpole aforeiaid Civ
ing notice Of he time and place Of fate, by pub
liihipg The fame in one of the papers printed ia
Bolton, and one printed in Portland aud one pring
ed in Poru mouth, FIX weeks before The lime OF
fale.'
10 purluznce Of (aid vote and au he rty here
BY give notice that lhali expoie for fse, at he
office of Mcclellan and Fletcher, Portland, on the
fevente nth day of October next, a: - clock at
neon 70 much of the undivided lands of fzid Peep
Eco; proprietors as will faife laid fun of levsrty
Ave HUNDRED dollars; commensing with the CaIe Of
lands in Lisbon and continuing the faes as fol
lows ill laid sum issraledr viz H. lands IN LIZ
bon, I'd lands in Durham Sd in Greene 4Sh lands
il Lewifon 2Ay witu lands in Leeds. Oae
fourth Of The chafe money viii re required 90
delivery of the deeds, and he rehtue in eGual
niiameuts If aud morth. fetursd by approved
notes. EDWARD LITTLE.
Portland Aug rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

Sueep,as- ditcses. abound with pulrid
matter from decayed vegetables, and hence
form a manure.
Old bitches exposing large surface toveg-
citation, contain when destroyed, quantity
OF decayed vegetables which putrefy aud
make good manure
There are several operations by which
soils are improved Of these, the following il
The principal, It's use seems to consist ID
exposing tke roots o. veg. les to decay,
whereby food for fresh growth Is prepared !;
the atmosphere also depo axed air and
carbonaceous substances Ga ~6 long expos
ed to it,
Draining is an operation eqy10y necessary
and we'll known, on which no more need be
aid here.
Pairing and burning reduces The roots III
vegetables TO coal and ashes anu thus pre-
pares both stimulent and nutriment for
plants. For the progress Of burning To make
manure, the FIRE should be slow and smother
Ell as in charring wood More On tie subject
OF manures hereafter. 4 FARMER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
SHERIFF SALE.
CUMRERLdND. IS

CUMBERLdND- IS
Taksn BY Execution and to be sold at Public
44uction, on Saturday, the tosrtb day Of
October neat, at ten 1'ckck r. IA. on
the prfnlises-
a LII the right Of redemption which LEVI
4 a LORING has in and 20 the fol owing mortga
ged Real Eaate. siruated in Norihyarmou b. 70
wit --One undivided moie'y of all his homsitead
Or farm on which he now lives, IN iaid North
Yarmouth. lying on The fou,hweferly side of the
county road 'eading to Me- Glcucefier and lying
between the farms Of SaE-uei York, ard Thomas
Prince Ia,e of fad Nor, mouth decea'ed con
tanning City feveu acres more or less. with one
undivided moey OF all the ildings hereon -
The fad described premises are mortga8ed ie
Anrni r Michel. Esq Of Nofthyarmouth, tc
lecure the payment inc uding prncipal aos in'er-
Ell, Us 10 This date three hundred forty nin'
Dollars and niGety two cents
CHARLES c MITCHELL Dep. ShsrT
Northya mouth. Aueua seth II 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

70 the Hsnvable tie Senate, and HouorG-
be The H9yje Qf.keprejfHfatives, in Sen
e,al Court agSmbIed, Hay, in tie year Of
or Lrd one thousand eigbf hundred and
gsvfntse7g.
yHB petition and repr@fen' alien Of Nehemiah
Porter of Northyarmouth in the County OF
Cumberland and Sylvia POI er, sdminiRratrlx on
the eltae If SIIvANus PoRTER Ia sf faid North
Yarmcu h deceaied, and widow of fad ,Gecealed.
humbly ihewe;h haS the laid Nehemiah Porter
aud Svsuns Porter in he life time of the lsd
siivsous, did agree to exchange certain quantity
Of lands with each other upon the follow mp con-
diCioos VIZ the fad Nehemiah agreed 10 fell and
convey 10 be fad Svanus, by deed, four acres of
lard nert 10 Gray line, on the wefleriy eide of the
road leading = Cray aforeiaid. aud iai5 5iivsRus
agreed 10 fell and convey unto he said Nehemiah
by deed, ten acres Of Laca neKt 20 R2yss River,
on The eslety site of the 4foreiasd road sdjon,ng
land OF me laid Nehemiah for the aforementioned
fou acres of ard and forty dollars ia cath And
upon the aforeIaid agteemtnta by hen made,
sitho there was no deeds psiled betxen them, the
faid silvanus did in his life time erect Il &c bzrn
on the iaid four acres Of Land aud ha Ter an or
Chard on The fame and feDced II in wi.h itone
wal and unlefs fad Laud can be conveyed TO fad
deceAied's eaaie II Will be greatly the injury of
the fame, aud fAid Nehemiah has nsde fcme i'm
provements ca lald ten acres of Land, aud has
paid he whole of he Tory dollars 10 cath and
un.el fome perfou can be authorised 10 convey TO
h,m The lsid Land il will be much his damage
Your petitioners therefore pta9 this honorable
Cousr 10 pats Resolve 70 an hor re The iaid SYl-
via Porter, ia her lsid capacity alminiftrairx,
on the sltate of the laid Sivaru. o. er deceaied,
make and execute TO him the aid Nehemiah
Porter bis heirs and sssigns good aud sufficient
deed of the laid ZEN acres of Land As he laid de-
cealed could have done IN his life time and ALTO
sui no ise fhe laid Sylvia Porter IN her laid ca.
pacity TO receive from he fsld Eehem ah Porter.
good aud fuff lent deed of be lsd four acres OF
land, whereby he lame fhal become part Of he
Real EltA,e Of laid decesied, as fully and al in
tents as good as if the faid Deed had been made Sc
executed by the (aid Nehemiah in the life time os
the laid oilvsnus and the fsid deeds when f. made
add properly esecuted, may be delivered to he
laid Nehemiah Porter, and the iaid SyivI. Porter,
in her faid capacity and be valid and effectual
10 law as if they had been made and executed by
he said Nehemiah Porter and SiIvanus Porter, in
The life time of said Silvanus.
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
NEHEMIAH PORTER,
SYLVIA PORTER.
North Yarmouth, Nov. Goth 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
Essay No. 2.

Manure denotes any substance by which
soil is improved. The substances princi-
pally used as manure, are chalk, lime, clay,
sand, mari, plaster OF paris, ashes, stable
dung, muck, farm yard dung, pounded bones,
ses-weed, sweeping Of bitches, old bitches
As some Of these articles are not used in this
country as manures, either because of their
scarcity, or not being found profitable, at pre-
sent for suoh, furtatr notice OF them will be
omitted.
Plaster Of Paris, is a compound of ca. Car
eous earth vtrooilcc -~,u. 1t promotes putre-
faction in hi h degree.
Ashes. Shed ashes, those of pearl and
white turf ashes have been found useful.
Woed ashes have been employed advanta-
geously in many cases.
Charcoal, is substance well known i
has frequently and successfully been used as
manure.
Soap boiler's Suds form an excellent ma
nure for some soils. Stable manure. This
is used either fresh or putre6sd ii abounds
in animal matter, easily runs into puretactIon,
and when putre6ed, serves as leayen to has
ten the decay OF other dead vegetable sub
stances: its fermentation is promoted by ire
quent agitation and exposure 10 the air: YET
il should be covered, TO prevent the water
from carrying off most Of its important lngre-
dienls, or at least, the wafer that imbIbes
them should not be lost.
| Farm yard dung consists Of various ve8eta
bies as straw, weeds, leaves, tern, &c. I'M
pregnated with animal matter it terment
more slowly han the former should be piles
in heaps and stirred from time to time. Fer
putretes very slowly and the water that issue
from it should be preserved
Pounded bones form also manure, much useC
in The neighborhood of great towns. They
gradually deposit their only part, which con
iains large proportion OF animal coal which
IS extrieated by putrefaction, aud phosphora
ted caly. Hence bone ash is also useful.
Sea-gveed, particularly if mixed with cart
socn putrehes and makes good manure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
LIZ
GAZETTE 49, &c. News.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Er,trances and Clearances at Ire Custom House
Auona, Ok arrived IT { cu,ar Da,ac,ar
sloop Abby. Kaight, from boston---soop Joseph
Stsnwood, from do.-28th. stoop Liberty. MOO
dy. from Ne whuryport-30 h, schr. Despatch
Sawyer, from New Lond on chr. Peace Hatch
from Boston-schr. OsPrs, Dfinkwater, from
I3alimore-3Ist, sloop Packet, Ceres, from
Plymouth, with corn--sloop Olive, Buxton, from
Providence, 10 bsl'as'-sloop Lark, Trow, from
Lubbock, with cargo of dry fish
ctEABAvcgs.
Fo,e;pa.-Aug. IS snow Marv, M .tbewson.
FIR Rerolce-26 h. ship Edward, Shepherd, for
Anigua brig Gre itude, Drink water, for Der.
mud; big Ann. Sherwood, for HE w Indies
~ h scbr Fn.arnr;z. C,sv ca, E4s,nort. "a q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

In Mount Vernon, Me. on the 2ist inst.a man WHO
called his name DANIEL GooDALR, aged II he
came into town in June last--sad he was native
CfDanvers, Mass that his parents, when he wa,
young, removed to NeWburvport-saiJ he had re
sided in the District of Maine a number Of years,
and had lived IN Portland, Durham and Bath-h,
appeared to be man Of steady habits--but some
time before bis death in state Of derans cement
Editors Of newspapers in this state are requested t
publish the above.
At Freeport, July esd, Phebe, wife Of Emo.
Bishop aged 10.
In Wesibrook, Mr. Isaac Walker, aged Is.
In this town, Mr.. Ebenezer Owen, aged T9-
Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr.. Caleb Hatch, aged 35-
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Mr. John Brown, aged
25--on the % inst. Caleb, son of Benjamin Ilsley
aged IL days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
Rache, Smiths Eltate.

70 fBs Bsis ana creditor, u tbe ssas e Ra.6! Smitb
Tate IF Ssa.5,,oygt 'n H. sosay II Csas6s lana q"
pie &c rsaa de sassd
NOTICE is he reby given that Rachel Mi'!ikin
~ of faid scarborcughGns woman adminilira-
rix OF faid eftaie, has exhibited her account
of adrniniiir alton on faid eflass aud also privai
account againlt faid deceaisd-and tina, the fame
will be coDsdsrsd by me at Probate Court 20 be
holden at the Probate fisesin Portland 10 is'd
county on ire fourth "Wednesday Of Ossoher nex'
az ten q eek 10 the forenoon zt which t'me and
pIace ycu may be preient aud thew cauiei If auy
YOU h ave, why lait accounts or ether Of item
ihouid not Re allowed.
Given under my hand At Portland afofeiaid hi,
twenty feventh day of Augut d. 1917.
SAM FREEMAN Tq5rs IF fGd cosrt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
y . = = TT . NKN IN
North Yarmouth, Nov. Goth 1916.
Censal3n1geaLtb Of 1NaAacbusstts.

N Senate, Jane S, 1877.
ON the Petition Aforesaid Ordered, That the
Petitioners caule an atteftsd copy oftheir Petition.
with his Order thereon, 70 be publifhed three
weeks iuccessvely in the Portland Gazette, the
lat publication 30 be Thirty days, leaf, before
the iscona Wednesday of the next lession of the
Presens Geoeral Court that all persoas futereAed
may ihen appear and Thew caufe tiffany they hsve)
why the Prayer of laid Petition houId not be
grsDtei
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Prs,i5sns.
IA zoe Roass # Rsprssntsfives, 5s~s 5 1917.
Read and coucorFed.
TIMOTHY EiGEIOW, Sprakrr.
4 true copy-Atieit,
:. Z. McCLEARY, Cefk file Sszsfs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
NOIflE.

TNHE subscriber hereby gives
l. public notice that fhe has been dolly ap
poin.ed and "a en- upon hsifslf the ttuf Of al
minilfratrix Oh the eflste OF Nal HA NIL
JENKS, la,e of Norihyarnoufh merchant deceal-
ed, by giving eonds as the lsw directs The there
fore requels all psEfoDs ndehfed 70 laid deceased
eltste % make immediate payment and shote that
have any demands thereon 20 eyh'bit The fame for
fes,iensnt 10 RUTH IENKs.
Norihya.mcn.s, Aug ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
Nathaniel 4 Luther Dana.

a GENTS for he Anfbury Nail Factory Co
keep connantiy on hand large aforiment of
Cut Nails, which they offer for fale at the Bofon
prices. ALso-
Have a conhgnrnent of PoTAsH KETTLEs from
the 70 indery of Col, Leach which are tuppoIed
to be the beif TIA, are made in this country.
Jan IL ff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
Standih Aug ..

-yrEiE aabscriber hereby gives pnh ic notice 70
ali concerned, bat lie has been duy sPpoin.
red aud saken upon himfelf the tfu4 of admin
iisrstor on ,hs ellase OF JOHN ALLEN iate OF
R raymond 10 the eouoy OF Cumberland, C9sfbisv,
oecesfsd. by giviGg sond a. The law directs Re
thsf efore rsqusas ali perfops who are inde5sed 10
the laid deSe4ieds eaAte 20 make Immediate pay
ment sad thofe who have soy deasands heseon;
70 eshibit she fzms,o ZAIok ALAEA
Polaad, aug u. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
NJ 6RRTFD

In New Gloucester, Capt. Moses Woodman, to
Miss Charlotte Lufkin.
In Gray, Mr.. Abraham Young, to Miss Susan
nah Purres.-Mr Samuel Young, to Miss 1uary
PenneU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

TO be solc by order Of Court, on Wednelday
the 81 b dsyof September next a. O'Clock
Z M at rhe Dive ling houfe Of RICHARD CopMAs
10 FTeeport, 10 much Of the Real Elate Of THoM
rs CvRTI, late OF iaid Frespors deceased, al will
produce The iuna Of two hundred and eighty dol
lars &c szsisfy the debts due tom laid ellzie
MIRIAM CURTIS,
Freeport, Aug 81, 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

HE fubfctiber hereby gives public notice q
all Concerned thar he has been duly appoints
ed AID taken upon himlelf he truif Of hdmniltra-
tof Of be eR4se Of CHARLES GRAY. sase os
Standhh, ID he county Of Sum erland, Yeoman'
deceased by giving boud The law dFests--hs
therefore rtqueRs Ill persons Sho are indebted 20
he said dece4led-s eflate 10 make immediate pay
rnent and thofe who have sby demands thsreons
10 exhibit the sane 10
THEODORE AfUssEY,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
comnusIcaIroN.

Il % fuggeaed TO the confederation of thofe par
ents, who in the habit of taking their very
young children TO meeting on Sabbath that they
ihould endesvor to conirve fome other mode OF
ddpofing of hem on that facred day, than that OF
dIisurbing he fervices of the fancluary l. is un.
reaionable, that perfoni who refort 10 the houee
of God for purpoies of devotion and edifcauon
ihould 70 frequently be interrupted in their Of jet
by the ridiculous practice of few, who carry their
little ones to meeting merely to flew new drels
or to keep them ont of harms way al home
There IL no sxcufe whatever for the practice--it
is prsfauaton Of holy time, and diurbance 81
the iervices of the day, which defcrves to be cen
iured and reproba,ed in the fevereR terms.
NDECENCY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
CAUTION.

THIS is to forbid all perfons harbouring or lrua
log Ruihworth Huffman Shepard, Ga my &C
count, as vol cot pay any more debts of his coz
tracing. LENls sEStE ARD
Perl'a3d Sept, ]. 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
NOTICE..

THE Bsnevolsn Satisfy sf BssVJsia CAfgt, will noid
their anpua meeting on 1uetday he I'd
September. the day PREVIOUS 20 Commencement
at No 9 MaAachufeus Hail, At II O'Clock =. NJ
---In the evening an Addrei', will be pronounced
by the Rev. sr Jsnt' Of Bah, % frbject, con
neeted with the n,ereas and views OF the Society
a general and puuc.uai attendance ,sloiicited,
WILLIAM b. WALTER, Secry.
Bruufwick aug. Y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
70 BE- /5Lf at Pubic Auf7in. at The OEee
Of fbe United Marine and FIRE Iqji4raHcs
Company, ia Exchange freft, Portland,
az Iusklay, r4ib IF aster nert, a. IL
o'cbek n NJ
a Lot of Land on Ezchange freet, with The
Building thereon now occupied hy faid Ia
furance Company and Dud ey TODD Fsq nieafur-
iug shou, SO feet Exchange llTee', extending
back So.
tanning 100 aetes-being Lot No "a Range @,
Conditions of ssIe 90 per cent c.ib--,he rshdue
and months, With approved ind0rfsd notes -
plan Of be LOT and building for fals may be ieen
al fad offce. MLELLAN,7
I. FLETCHER 1ADe'
Sept 2, Is7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

aalfg &C dnltioT.
on REDNESDfTfbe 10th inf. AZ 10
s'clolk n. III.
ia HE STOCK of the Portland
Livery SIab'e- Con6aing cf
! Coach AID Ezrned
10 Chaife and HarntGss
IL Sleys and ditto
N HORSES
SHOP
2 Shares il the observatory
saddss- sridles.- Buffsoe skins--togeher
With variety of other ARTICLES.
Sale a, faid table and terms made known
The lae. 5 MeLFLLAH -.
T FLETCHER
Ausua %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02
SELLING OFF CHEAP

n ATHL. MITCHELL & co.
H.z Ma,isf Rsw. N.14.s Street.
being about 10 remove from
he Aore they now occupy offer for fzle their
flock either AZ wholeiale : re- all very cheap con
filing OF
osEEaAL AssoETngaI or
". 1. Goods, Groceries s. Hard
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

y Louisiana.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

~-dI9U--
is aids 81 Croir and Grenada RUM, Of an *
ce.ent quality
10 do MOLASSES
leo do SALT
Lot of Factory YARN
Ruflia Swedes and En- fh IRON,
with variety of Other articles which viii! be fold
for cain or approved Credit.
Auguf rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-02

Brig Betsey Dole, Nj Known, Of Alma, sailed
from Fort Royal, too Boston, 81 uIt
Sehr. Iisiey, Sutton, of and fox Portland in ;;
days, was at ST. Bars IL h ui'.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Public Sale.
december Ia.

The subscribers three story Brick
House on Cameron street, opposite the
market house and near TO the Bank OF
Alexandria, heretofore advertised, (ior
particulars see our paper under date o.
9TH February Iasb will be offered at pub.
lie sac on the premises
,On Tuesday 18th April nert.
at 10 o'clock. Terms a credit OF fOGr
years for 5000 dollars, secured with in
terest on the property for the remainder.
one half will be required in hand, and
the balance in approx ed endorsed notes.
PAYABLE with interest at three, six, nine
and twelve months; the property being
LA &c until paid.
Any person wishing to view the pre-,
uHses, or who would prefer purchasing
at priVa,e sale, can have an opportunity
Of doing SO on fair and liberal terms pre-
yioqs to the day Of sale
WM. DUNLAP.
March CS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Land for Sale or Exchange.

ATract of land OF $40 acres lying
at the mouth of Pomonkey Creek,
|affordiug every agricultural advantage
with an elegant scite for building.
A tract Of ss4 ACRES. lying about
|ane mile frem the former, conhdera,
lble portion in wood.
Another about a6 ACRES. about a
mile from the first mentioned, entirely IN
wood of the best quality.
A tract OF sS1 ACRES, lying on Mat
tawoman Creek, having the advantages
of the best navigation, good spring ana
winter fishery. On this farm is CON-
Portable dwelling house, barn; stables
and the necessary out houses toTthe &c
OF A family,
A tract Of ESQ acres about one n''e
from the mouth of &attawoman Creek
entirely in wood will~cut frem ~ 10
SO cords per acre viii ch can be sold at
the mouth OF the above mentioned creek
at from 4 to ) dollars per cord.
A tract Of 100 acres at the mouth o.!
Mattawonan Creek upon which IS the
well known fishery called Rum Point /;
on it are good out houses Tor curing any
quantityof fish and every necessary con,
yenienCe. All the above lands are on
aud near the Potomac, in Charles Coun-
ty Maryland
vii sell low, or exchange for lafds IN
Virginia, any Of the aoovemeH'onea
tracts. 1t is unnecessary to say any
thing as to terms of sale, as any person
wishing to purchase would either visit
the premises or, communicate by lettsr
with the subscriber, residing near the
head of Mat,awomdn Creek, about seven
miles from Port Tobacco, Charles county,
q. MAooN'
February IS law5m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
Harmon & Bradley,
april G
Cabinet Make g.

Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in all It's various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner OF King
and Patrick.streets, where all orders In
their line will be thankfully received and
promptly executed.
They trust that by strict attention to
sether with the quality Of their wor
they will be enabled To give general ID
isfaction to all those who may please 10
lvour them with their custom,
Y. B. Old turhiturs. repaired at tn,
notice, March b
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
HOUSES, LANDS, &c.
TO RENT,

The house and premises now occuPe
BY the subscriber, pleasantly situated IL
Water street, will make adelighttul sum-
mer residence, and is calculated to &C
commodate a large family. The oecu
pant being a6,nt leaving the country
would rent the shove situation until the
FIRST of October next at a lOw rate. fs'
terms, apply to Messrs, Lawrason O
Fswle, or to
WIN. CRaBTREE, jr.
March % I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-08
PAUL'S
Patent Columbian Oil.

i dtCliI Columbian Ih'
In respect to which the Proprietor o.
serves -
6 r4NHE great sales of the Columbia
Oil, since it has been brOUS..
before the public, prove its intrinsic Va.
lue. and is pleasing foreboding OF wha
we have to expect from its more eytcr
sive circulation.
Many interesting certificates might be
furnished, testifyin9 to the great value Of
the Columbian Oil, but we have preler.
red giving but few, wishing to rest nj Te
on the merits of the medicine, than o.
the effects produced by certificates flNn
a source however respectable.
The following are among the cOmplap's
lin which the Columbian Oil has be'a
found very efficacious, viz. rheumatis1,
consumption, govt, pains in any part
the body, but more particularly OF ts
back and breast asthma, phthisic. j..
Huenza, colds, coughs, whoopipg cough,
diseases Of the eye aud eye lids, tool.
ache, ear ache, and deafness, chops
cramps. external and internal brui.ti
sprains and flesh wounds, old sores, p
GERS, feIons, scalds. burns, mumps, dy'
sentery or flux, crooP. quincy, diart2
or lax, summer complaint OF childrtl,
indigestion, loss OF appetite, nervous e.
Ibility, piles, mercurial diseases, esp3'
ll.ly in those cases where the system y
been charged with mercury for some CO
siderable time, and in those excrucIa'If,
pains subsequent to IFS too great use az.
Exposure. Herpes, or diseases OF
skin, such as ring worms. letters, sca'H
head, &c. stiffness Of joints and hma
palsy, ague and fever, cholera mofbnt
gravel, gleetes, INSTRUCTED urine' scuryS
and in almost all cases Of general or To-
cal nature. >.
We are aware that in recommending q
medicine in so many diseases, the public
le,pecially those who have not used thei
Ion, may be induced to question lis VIZ.
tues, but disposition Of this nature w.
soon be dissipated, when they are intern
ed that great proportion OF the disease
are owing to the same general cau'e.-
| And in those cases where the dissa' =
differ materially in their nature, the ri'
iects produced are nearly the sahs' ''
though not on the same principle. .,5
A supply OF the above Just EscsEs g.
md for sale BY RICHARD Ii. LllLN
Druggist, King street:
on HIND,
Best Spanish segars, aud prime chew
liog Tobacco. ,oa
February II a"|"