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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Mr.. Degen, watch maker OF Vienna,
has invented machine for flying in the air.
1t IS formed of TWO kinds OF pachutes of tai
seta, which may be folded up or extended
Of pleasure, and tic person who moves them
Is placed in the centre. Mr.. Deeen Ia,
made several public experiments, and rose
to height of 81 feet, flying in various di
rections with the celebrity of a bird. In onr
OF his 1Fial excursions he was attacked by !
lock OF crows and with some difficulty de.
scended without injury PET. Euf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

ne most important article by this morn.
ings Mail, is an account of very destruc-
i've ire, which happened on the 26;h ins,
and laid waste nearly all the town Of Sac.
harbour, on Long Island The fire com
menced in the barn Of Mr.. Fordham. on ths
Beach, from spark from blacksmith.
snop' which lodged on the roof. The mos,
OF The merchants on the wharyes are burn,
out. -
ihir'y-'wo buildings in ali are desroy-
co, besides outhouses. The loss i es,;n,a
'eo al between one and two hundred ,hon-
sand dollars, and will be severely fel, ~ !.
great number OF poor people. View l;,,,~
OF The property was insured. '"''e
Boston Irtelhgeneer.
Once the 10th March there have 49,,
- q \. York, from foreign ports nnwar,,s
OF TWO hundred and City vessel 49, 49,
Drought asoui 1900 Dassensarr' "iieh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

The Portuguese Government having
transferred 10 Brazils some seeds OF The tea
tree, have succeeded in naturalizing this
plant at Rio Janeiro. 1t is cultivated, a,
this moment with success by several Chi
nese, who have gone there for that pur-
pose.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Accounts from Conslan,inople ofthe lsh
of Feb. announce that NJ. de Rosenaen
who had attracted public attention by Il,
inoculaling himself with the plague, afl,,
having happily passed SO days without ex.
periencing the effect OF the contsgion, wa
attacked by il on the seth, and on the 4Oh
day fell q victim TO his zeal for the good d
humanity. NJ Vassali Eaudi and other /.
Italian physicians, who for 20 years had nj.
ed the same incubation on their persons
have been more fortunate. for they have
long visited with safety the hospitals Of III,
sickle Mo1iteur.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, MAY %.
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.


The committee appointed to examine
the votes for Senators in the feveral dis
tri6ts, reported, that elections had been
made in all the difricts excepting Berk-
fhirc ;--that ia that diltri6 no choice
had been made; and thatthe candidates
were the HON. John Whiting, who had
22I7 votes Daniel Noble, Efq. who
had 223o; Hon. Caleb hyde, who had
2237 and Rodman hazard, Efq. who
had 2ooI. The two Houses foon after
attended in convention to fupply this
vacancy when the
Hon. 1okn Uniting, and
Daniel Noble, Ejqrs.
Were duly elected THEY had I6S vstes
eacb.-MeD,s. Hyde and Hazard 81 each. ]
The Senate is now competed of n fede-
raj, and r3 democratic members.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

There are in the Orphan Asylum II
New York ll3 children in the City Aims.
house 800 persons in the City Hospiul
26S; in the Debtors Prison 500 in Brids
well l27 in the Pentten,iary, Bellevue,
I79 in the State Prison 752. Total s74s
--84s more than last year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
TOTES IN TOWNS REJECTED OR NOI
RECEIVED.

: The numbers Of votes in Kingsvillf, R''s
and HolaGrstozcn, are those u last year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
FRIDAY, MAY 20,

FRIDAY, MAY go.
There were S. members prefent this
day. The papers fent up from the Houfe
were concurred in, and the orders acted
on which are mentioned in the proceed
iDgs of the houfe. A relolve pafled TO
authorize the Clerk of the Judicial Court
in Eiiex to apportion certain taxes on the
towns in that county.
The Hon. Meflrs. Quincy, aunnc-
well, Bartlett, Lewis, Ellis, Waldo, and
Stockbridge, informed the two Houses
by letter that they declined accepting
leafs at the council Board.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

sosToNs Mar ST
The Commission under the 4lh au;,s.
of The Treaty OF Client, was opened !. !,
Andrews last autumn, and the ComEaissicr
ers arc nov in session in this town. IL.
plans, maps, and other evidence, impor,r.
in the case, have al been procured since II.
adjournment, and after an argument BY Il.
respective agents OF The tho government.
the controversy will be decided wilhou, 4.
lay.
The other Commission was also orsn,a
at St Andrews in September last, and y.
iourned 10 The I'd Of Jane-Col. Barcl,,
who Is appointed 10 this as well as TO Il.
former Commission, hos been in town Som,
days, aud Mr. Van Ness is expected h,,.
on Monday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

The infant Dutch Prince, is named ate
the Soyereigns OF Holland, Russia, Prussi
and France, viz William Alexandria Paul
Frederick-Louis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Literary labor zoeH rr5varded II. is stat.
ed in the New. Haven Journal, tina, Noah
Webster, Jun. Esq. has sold to G. Coed
win * Sons, of Hartford, The copy righ
of his Spelling-book, for Forty 7hoassns
Dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
BY THE Mills.


N0HFUaks MT : y
Ipheat we have hrafd II stated
that the Wheat generally IN the lower part
Of this state promises 10 be more abundant
this year than it las been for many years
before. In some few instances the growth
has been ssintcd, not as has been reported,
by the Hessisn Fly, but owing TO is having
been sown 80 late in the season as 10 be
prevented by the frost, from :aking root CT
fectualIy. We mention this upon intorma-
uon, which ifit be correct, must, 10 a great
measure, remove he apprehensions OF
short crops, excited by the reported appear
ance OF the Hessian Fly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

FRIDAY, MAY 90, 1877.
Several additional members took their
feats yeiterday and this day.
LANDS ~ MAINE.
The CommifIioners of the Land Office
made communication to the Legifla.
ture fuggening ieveral proportions for
opening roads through the States Lands,
in Maine and for the fale of certain
lands and the collection of debts due for
others. Referred TO II IN. Meflrs. Wei
les and Lewis--Meiirs Howard, of
Bridgwater, Hubbard, of D. and Adams,
OF Portland
Several bills for ceding lands to the
UDited States on which Light houses are
propofed 10 be belt, were read twice,
and to morrow (this day. aligned for a
third reading.
The Rev. Daniel Sharp was chofen
Chaplain of the Hcuie. [7be pbsle nans.
Der ef 1stfs rUve 7Io Of zpbirb mr.. S. had
I43.-He has accepted tie dfpsmfment
Qualification Of Governor, sc.
At noon the two Houfes ailsmbled in
Convention for the purpose of adminifs
tering the oaths of office 70 the Cover.
noI and Lieutenant Governor elect -
Soon after, sis Excellency and his Hon
or CANT IN; when HIS Exosllency thus
sddr, fed the Convention -
Mr.. PRESIDENT,
have been duly notified by a Joint
Committee of the two BRANCHES oil the
General. Court, that | an again elected 10
sheoikce of Governor of The Common
wealtileof Mahschuietts and | embrace
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-24

Copy OF letter from him TO - Au-
~. commanding at Fernandina, dated U.
States brig Ssranac, Cumberland Island,
November S, 1877.
Same to the same, dated rig Saranac,
Cumberland Sound, NoveaLer 9. 1917.
Fuur letters from Aury to captain
Elton. dated at Fernandina, November
4th 81 11ih and 12th 1917.
Extract Of letter from Fhos. Waine,
esq. purser on board the United States
brig Saranac, dated ST. Mary's river,
September 81, 1877, to Benjamin Ho-
mans, esq. chief clerk Navy Department.
A. G. Villeret to captain John II. Ell.
ton, dated Fernandina, November !, sly.
A register of the proceedings at Gal
MISREPRESENTATION. 18th April 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-24

they ythe mcmoralis's) have MAD,
heavy advances: tie truth is the on'v
advances thry aI!udc 10. is tic equr-
mcnt and ft'i"s out privateers g.,
u ary 10 our !a@s. The exports frrn
ibis place 20 CslNcZton and Matagu..
da. have consisted principally of pro
visions cargo O: arms was sent
sometime in the fall of the last year.
which have Icng since been given up
as lost, and no return whatever, can
eyer be expected from the Mexican
government, from all present appear
ances. The imports without taking
into consideration the large amount of
goods introduced clandestinely) have
been very large, as You will observe
by the enclosed abstract of duties Sc
cured at this Office on these importa-
tons.
have felt it my dutyto give You
this information tor your correct un-
derstanding The nature Of the esta-
blishment at Galvezton, and cannot
but hope you will be pleased to in
strlrt me explicitly how to act. My
conduct has been governed by sense
of duty, and from conviction Of its
propriety /; if hayeerred,I hopeit will
be ascribed to an honest zeal.
am, &c. &c.
BEV. CHEW.
r. s. The brig, with provisions
and lumber for the winter quarters of
the slaves. attempted to clear to day
but, owing to the informality of her
papers. it is postponed till Monday.iI
enclose a list of priva,e armed Mexi-
can and Venezuelan vessels now in
port. ITO be continued
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-24
ALEXANDRIA:
UED.N'ESD.1T, DECEMBER "a.
FROM OUR CONFECTIONERY AT WASH
IsGTON.
Monday, December q, 1917.


Monday, December %, 1917.
A bill enabling citizens of the United
States to exercise at will the right Of ey-
patIiation, was read twice ard referred
TO committee Of the whole.
A bill for liquidatins certain claims Of
the state Of Georgia on account Of militia
services, vas read twice and referred to
a committee OF the whole.
Resolved, That it be referred to the
Judiciary committee to enquire into the
expectancy Of increasing the compersa.
don of the marshal of the northern part
Of the state VI NeSYork.
Ca molten of colonel johnson,
Resolved, That il be referred to the
committee OF Commerce and manuiac-
lures to enquire into the expedency Of
clothing the army and navy Of the Uni
ted States excusively in the manuiac>
lures Of the Unitei STATES.
The house then resolved itself into a
committee of the whole, and resumed the
unfinished business Of Saturday, viz: -
the bill for granting pensions to the Off
GERS, non-commissioned officers and sol.
Gieis who served in the revolutionary
war.
Mr.. Orr withdrew the amendment. he
had proposed on Saturday, to expunse
IRON the bill that clause which provided
that the person claiming pension under
this bill should appear before a nagis-
trate and make oath to his being in in
digent circumstances.
General Harrison then moved tcstrik;
out the first and second sections of the
bill, and substitute in lieu thereof proyi-
sions to this eaect-that every commits
stoned officer should receive a pension
for life equal to half the pay Of his grade
at the close of the revolutionary war
and each of the non. commissioned eff
GERS aud soldiers pension OF five dollars
a month. In proposing this he said that
the objects be hal in view were, to de-
stroy the necessity, created by the bill,
Of officers going before magistrate to
prove themselves paupers-and TO pre-
vent that amalgamation and confusion Of
the rank, Of Officers projected by thi, bill,
which would bring general officer sue
ing for his twenty dollars month by the
side Of an ensign. The general deprc-
Gated the idea Of such humi.iating terms
being imposed upon brave veterans who
had commanded armies, and summoned
the attention Of the house to the situation
of the gallant general s.. Clair, after alI
his services and the devotion Of the best
part Of his life to his country, driven TO
live in obscure retirement on the Ale.
-any mountains. lie mentioned other
officers Of note, who were lett by the
country they had served to lansui:h in
obscurily ard distress and he conclu-
ded bis observations on this part Of the
subject with the very just remark, taat
after being unjust SO long, it was still
worse to add insult to injustice-and a.
to what had been said of the cIaims ct
the militia, ne oniy saia that there could
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-24

Extracts Of letter from Beverly Chew,
E.a. Collector of New 0rlean4, to Mr..
Crawford, Secretary Of the Treasury,
dated
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
TO BE SOLD,
At Public Sale,

sOn'7th day the 2ssh inst. on the pre-
noises, s,t4 e
A Tract OF Land, belonging to the SUBJ
scriber, in the township of East Marlho-
rough, Chester County, Penn. situate ia
UnionyilIe containing about so acres,
which is divided into ten lots, with water
in each, with sufficiency of woodland.
and young bearing apple and peach
orchard of excellent fruit; the whole
under good fence. The improvements
are two story log dwelling house, with
cellar underneath, large frame barn,
and three or four out buildings,a well Of
good water with pump therein the
land is good natural soil, and is in a
high state Of cultivation. Sale to begin
at 10 O'Clock OH said day, when the terms
will be made known, by 4.z...
George Jackson.
10th mo. list. Buds
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Public Sale.

TO be sold at Public Sale on the pre-
mises, on the Sth day Of the 10th Mo ::
nest, valuable plantation situate in Bir-
ming ham township, Delaware county,
(Pa.) near Chadd's Ford, being the
ground on which the Brandywine battle
was fought, bounded by lands Of Caleb
Brinton, Eli Harvey, and others't con.
tanning near 300 acres 100 of which, Is
covered with timber of the first quality :
IS acres, rich natural meadow, suitabt c
for grainor grass the remainder arabl G
land is of good quality, we'll set with
grass, and has had within the. last SIN
years, 1900 bushels of lime put on. The
improvements are substantial and com
Portable Brick house stone barn 40 by
so, with stone walls round two sides Of
the yard, well shielded for cattle; stone
spring house over never failing spring
|of excellent water; stone dwelling n
by "a, with log shop, stable and corn CRIB
a large orchard of good fruit felds suita
bly, divided with water in them from &C
to so head ofcattle may be fed annually
The farm will be sold entire, or divided
into farms to suit purchasers On one
of the divisions 80 acres of timber may
be cleared to good advantage. Different
places Of worship, Grist and Saw.mill:
are very convenient; neighborhood good
and remarkably healthy limestone
within Q and miles. THIS property is
about les from Wilmington and The
Brapdywi . mills, and on the new turn
Ipike rout which passes handsomely
through it is % miles from Philadel
lpnia, 9 from West-C Chester, &c. A goot
title can be made and possession giver
on the 9TH OF the 4th Mo. next. ANY
person wishing to view said farm will h'
shewn it by applying to Francis Hick
man, living thereon, or to the Subscriber
near Concord M. house. Sale to begir
at 10 O'Clock, when terms OF paymen
Twill be made known by
I Micajah Speakman.
| Orb Mn 27--7t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Tacenty:fve cents Rezc ard.
New Castle, dug. 80

Runaway from the subscriber, liv.
ing in George I wn, Del. an apprentice
boy named Solomon Parramore, aged
about II years---i.c is very small for his
age, and has red mark on the side OF
his neck; he has been absent about ls
months, and is supposed to be near
Wilmington. Any person experimenting
said boy and bringing him home, shall
receive the above reward but no charges;
and ] do forwarn any person or persons
,of harooring or e..tertaing said boy.
Robert Exams.
Oct. i-~3t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Signed,

olHISus --- ------'s
The parents Of soldiers who. have noti-
fled, or shall hereafter notify the General
Land Ofice not to deliver them to their
agents heretofore appointed, will be re-
tanned, subject to their further order.
Members of Congress who have depo-
sited Tin this oHce) soldiers warrants or
notifications, may obtain patents for them
BY sending therecelpts which were given
by the Office, and instructions relative 10
locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws Of the
United States will give the above SO many
insertions as will amount to ten dollars,
send copy of the papers to this Office,
and a BILL receipted /; the money will be
sen; by mail.
Josiah Meigs,
Commissioner of the General Land 0 fhoe
Oct. i--a tt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
No. SO.

Runaway from the Subscriber, ON shs
first of October Inst. Allegro boy pames
ed William, about twenty years of age
deep black, very thick lips, large, and
With teeth, somewhat open, about Ave
feet six inches high took with him a
blue cloth coat, and drab surtout, with q
hole burnt in it; answers quick, with =
smooth voice. Who ever shall take up
and secure the said boy in any Jail in this
state, SO that / get him again, shall re-
ceive the above reward by the subscri-
Der, living In Sussex county,. State of
Delaware, near Laurel Town.
Caldwell Windsor.
O~f tt-Qs
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Notice..

The subscriber gives notice, that in
the month Of August last, there was pick
ed up out Of the River Delaware, near
Reedy Island, about 40 fathor - ''rre
size Cable, to which is at
and part of the shank
Anchor. Also hear
picked up, a smalle,
person or persons
proving the property
ahall be entitled to their proportion rs
the law directs.
William Clever
Port Penn, Sept. l--Oct 4. 81
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Masonic Notice
9th Mo, 27--7t.

NlGSoItIS ASotlSCs
To all Men enlightened and spread
abroad oper thu. face Of the earth.
De it known, that William Lewis.
(formerly a Merehant) was expelle
Temple Lodge No. 8, Milford, Del,
for gross uumasonic conduct /; and be
is hereby declared, fo,'erer deprived
of al. the rights and benefits pertain.
ing TO the order.
BY order of the Lodge.
James p. Lofland, sec'y.
Milford, Oct. 8, A. l.. 5S17, AID. iSf7
IT, Printers throughout the U.
States, aud in the British Provinces,
are requested to give the above one
or two insertions.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
500 KeCard.

RAN away from the subscriber, living near
Snow Hill, Worcester County, Mu. an Inc 10Th
of June last, negro man BY the name OF
BOB.
He is rather likely, has = pleasant countenances
is about S feet or inches high, very ingeni.
Gus, by trade a Brushmaker. His two smallest
fingers on his his right hand, are considerably
contracted, in consequence of burn--has
small scar on his forehead, and has lost apars
of his hair on one side Of bis head. Had on
when he went away, drab surtout, brown short
coat, pair OF long boots, and fur hat, but all
these ne will probably change. 80
The above reward will be given to any person
who will take up and secure the said negro, SO
that get him again, and all reasonable ex-
pences paid If brought home.
John Rock.
Snow Hill, Sept. 1o--6t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
attention !

The subscriber Offers for sale, thar well
known property, in Brandywine hundred.
containing Is acres; there il two
story stone house and kitchen, frame
barn SO by Is feet; stone spring house,
corn crib, carriage house, well of ex-
cellent water. The arabic land is divid.
ed into eight lots, which is surrounded
with thorn the remainder woodland
There is on said farm one acre complete.
iy set with scarlet Strawberries peRrs
grape, peach, and all denominations of
Covers that nature can prodace. Also,
Is apple orchards OF the best selected
fruit, all grated. 1t is worthy any gen.
lleman's attention. Half mile from a
grst mill, and three from Wilmington.
]. G. Harkers
Oct. 8. SIN
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
VOL. w..
Conditions of this, Paper.

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE Is pun-l
xrsHEp TWICE WEEK, AT FIVE DOLLARS
= YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISER ENTS WILLIE INSERTED
THREE TIMES, AT ONE DOLLAR A SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY asuc-
cgEpIsc INSERTION. PAYMENT TO BE
aEars ARE LIFT AT THE OFFICE FOR PUB
LEGATION.
T No PAPER DISCONTINUED USTIL
xLE ARREARAGEs ARE PAID.
S=-.~--zss.ss=ssx=
The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive SUBJ
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Dorer--.Mr. John .Nsnlere.
ismgrra---.Nr. Benjainin Coohlbe.
George 1'Ozcn, Dsi.--~Jflr. fumes .an-
derSon.
Cantscslrs Bridgs-.lir. David VII
s0n, Jun.
.Miyord--.Mr. Peter Robinson.
Lerces I'o1cR--.Mr- George Bo1oers
.Ncro Cdst,e-Jdmes Booth, Jr. Esq
Gaurel-Mr. Ephraim Collins.
Elkton, Md.-TobiGs Rudolph, Esq
Other appointments will speedil!
be made.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
William C.. Fraser,

1kHIfIfFIk1sI WITT
Rich Neck Farm, Oct. 4-5t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
10 Dollars Re7card.

Runaway from the service OF his mas
ter on the 9Th ult. an indented boy.
named George Biggs; he is stout built,
light complexion, smooth face, about S
feet 2 inches high /; he was bound to the
Weaving business, and has six years and
three months to serve; he took with him
a light colored woollen coatee, I round
about linsey jacket, checked domestic
coat, and vest Of the same, two shirts,
two pair of pantaloons, one pair of pumps
ald one pair Of new shoes, with many
other articles of wearing apparel. ANY
person or persons that will return him to
his said master, or lodge him in any Jail
in this state, SO that he may get him a.
gain, shall receive the above reward.
William Whaley,
Mill Greek Hundred, Del.
N. y. Any person or persons harboring
the said runawag, may expect to be pro-
secuted as the law directs.
Oct. 8. st
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
For Sale,

A quantity Of FLAX and TOW
YARN, at the house of Edward Hewes,
MS, Shipley street, belonging to the te-
male Association for the relief OF the
poer,) l, will be sold low for cash.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Military Bounty Land
General Land Office, |


NOTICE.--The lands in the Illinois
Territory, appropriated for boun,les for
military services, having been surveyed,
and the surveys received at this Office,
the distribution oftbe said lands, by lot,
agreeably to law, will commence at this
Office on the FIRST Monday in October
next.
The surveys Of military bounty lands
in Missouri Territory are expected in a
few months, when similar distribution
will take place, of which tio,ely notice
willbe given in the newspapers. Those
who Wish to locate their warrants in Mis-
souri, Territory, mas send them after the
,publieation ofthat notice.
Every soldier of the late army who has
received from the Department Of War, a
land warrant, or notification that it is
deposited in this Office, may OBTAIN pa
tent by sending to this Office Che warran,
or notification, first writing on it," 10 be
located in the Illinois Territory, and the
patent to be sent to the Post Office
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
HunllltO1i'S ESSence g EItF1ct on
.MuS'urd.

safe and eectnal remedy for rheuatisns govt, pals,
sprains and Bruises white swengs, cd strains, and reax
ons, nunbness and weakness of hc neck, pains of the sid,
head ache syselled faces frozen limbs, and every nils
complaint it prevents ehibains, or chopped bands, an
the Ill effects of getting wet or dampin thefeet.
a. "a. o,o,,,,;,,, DarriD., foI,o,,