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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
HOUSE OF gEoREsGNrATIvEs.

MONDAY, PED. 2.
Several motioos were mide "a indan al
TAI 5, u. States Lands, Public Roads, Wash
ington City Lots, Sc and Com mted.
Pore Of. AEartha's Vineyard.
o. mou,u ol NJ Snsoes, (of Mass.) Il was
Eesoi,ei, That the committee Of commerce and
Dauai.ctares be Instructed to inquire into The ex-
ned,ency OF so amending The acts regulating the
co cction Of duties imports aud tonnage, Ne that
masters of vessels which may stop Cor supplies, or
IN colsequence Of adverse winds "r weather, at the
D. - e Nartha's Vineyard, within the district ot
Eigarown. their ,eay to other ports Of Tho Uhifed
Stass may not be competed 10 make entry OF their
resses or TO pay hospital money or tonnage duty at
auy e the ports within said district nor to proceed
sro the port at wh sh til vessel may arrive. to any
other por, within that district Tor the purpose OF
.naS,ag a report.
Classification Of the Mhfa.
M. Bissett submitted TO the Hudsc bill
For orgaaising aod CHASING the militia, &c.
10 octakeu up upon the consi,.. ration Of the
bill Copor,cd during this session ON the same
subicct by Nj. Harrison; which was ordered
20 lie on the ,abic.
Gen. .1rtsgr 81. C;dir.
The bill for the rclief Of this aged victorian
was again taken up, ard debated, Until tho
hoar of .aGjournmen,y without any decision,
eirccting is msri,s. The motion under
consideration, was for allowing the principal
and interest, Of his dcmand, aoy law 10 the
oon,rary notwithstanding ] ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18

TUESDAY, fsD. 5.
TressYay Notes Losi.
a bill was reported, and committed Tor au.
,horiiinc the psymcn. In ccctsiu cases OF
Treasury Mites lost or destroyed.
Dated. and Sye;ss Emig-an's.'
a report was made on the pcti,ioo of suo
dry Oateh add Swiss Emierantss brayinc
Seuer than the usual terms. for tract OF
3. Lands. The rcpor, was unfavorabie bu
ordered TO lie on the tshc.
Ttdiian Shoiidnons.
Tho Com. oppoin.etso. shis subise', re-
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CONG R EAS.
in SENATE

MONDAY, FED. D.
Tho Com. on Donnfy Lands, reported that
no further provisions were necessary on the
subject, Of securing to the heirs OF sofdiers
wnD died in service, tho bounty IN land TO
which they arc equitably entitled, and recon-
nended the discharge Of ,he Comm'tlee.'
!, 8revet Officers.
The military appropriation Bill! was amer
ded, passed and seq, 10 tue House. II re.n-
sta,esa par, Of the allowance 20 Brevst ON
ccrs, which had been struck ou,by the House,
oyIgrantiag 10000 dis. to these Deserving
object, Of the public gra,i.odc. Consider
abio o,<er business was transactec, which
viii bc nS,iced, when brought 10 mstcriy.
~ TUESDAY, FEB J..
The revolutionary patrioi Bill was post
poned to Thursday.
Ihe Senate being thinly attended, verj
little bc,iness was transacted, beyond the sec
cnd reading of saad'y private petitions.
THURSDAY, PED 5.N
A resolution was offered 70. entering or
shc Journal, CERTAIN propositions of the state
. of Tennessee, for amen ling tho Constitution
OF nc ". S. on which debate arose, regard
.ny ,ne nance r, in which tosy had been com.
rpduicatcd but il was finaliy voted TO receive
them.
Smruirlng Revolutionary QGeers.
The oii, % ,his ,ubject, on n,oiion Of Nj
OH, was fufther pos,panad 10 this day week
s Tf1ocs and Orphans.
The bill in addition t. tho "ct giving pom
sions 70 the orphans end widows of persons
slain in tho public or private armed vessel 5
. oil he United States, was ordc reu 10 be en
crossed and fcqd third time.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28


NOR Publishing BY Subscription. and
n now ready for the press. series of
historical volumes. which when finished
will assume the title of
Universal History Americanised;
Or, an historical view OF
Europe, Asia, africa and .dmerien,
from the earliest records to the nineteenth
century-with a particular reference to
the state Of society, literature, religion,
snd form Of government in the United
States Of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY, Nd.
ss Life Is so short and time so valuable,
tina it were happy for US il all great
works were reduced to their quintes-
sence." Sir WiAiem Jones'
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
The hsiatic part OF this work contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
london Hats.
Burr Milestone Making.

FNiE Su!.Crlh1r sees tn ini",rn his
8 f,iends aud he public, that he has
on hand a good supply Of the 6T't quality
Burr blocks. His shOpis near Cn!.Pey-
tons store, where he Can 'apn!y Ill Mil
lerS at the shortest notice with first rate
Mil tones, and which he wi ! warrant
.qral if not supe log 70 any in the United
States, and will sell them at lie mOs. re-
iuced prices-the workmanship superior
tn anv in the district.
Der. IS RHRERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
For New Orleans,

rOf new OFltdils,
rSs The staunch b < Hunter,
wEEfSN John Grinnalds mas er, 4 re-
49, sular packet in the trade,
SESsz4Sa will sail on the 10th May.
Fer freight or passage (haying good &C
commoI tions) apply to the mas er on
board, az Merchants wharf, or 20
THOMAS JANNEf y CO.
april q d'M9
Gr the National Intelligcncer will
~, RI ,hP above INIT; tho 9th e May.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28

Teas and China.
Y ANDiNG from the sctc H,lan. cap.
tain Hand, and for sale BY
LAWRASON l. FOWIE,
5 chests Young Tyson
95 catty boxes Of gunpowder, imperi-
al and young hysOn teas, o. seven to
fourteen pounds each
100 canisters If imperial, Of 9 lbs.each
25 boxes tea setts-china
do. cps and ssucers, Of 30npie-
ces each-Tte London Traders Car.
go, just imported.
10 bags p'pper
ALSO FOR SALE,
The cargo Of schnr. Venus, consisting OF
sos casks fresh fhomaston lime
$4,000 fre' lumber apEii II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
Oranges.
80 Dollars Reward

WILL be given to any person or
w persons, BY the subscriber, that
will give Information Of the villain or vii
lains that entered the yard of the late
Joseph Dean, on .Unisn-street, and da-
mayed the subscribers Carrisll, by cut
ting the top and otherwise injurins the
same. And for the further information
of those villains in future, they will be
watched very close--this being the Sc
cond time, they must beware Of the third.
SAML WARD.
anil o. stIth2w
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ExuLI>H AND eERMAE

ExyLI>H AND GILMAN .
4LHiV4CS, for 1918,
.sUIr pub sled and for sale by the
y gross. dozen or single one,
BsJOHN A. STEWART,
IFho has on hand.
a large stock ut writing and letter paper,
pastebos ds, states, blank books, quilts.
sea!,ng wax, waters, playing cards, end
paper for rooms
Family and common bibles and tesla
men.s. PRAYER books, psalm and hymn
books. with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A general assert
meut of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
l,delpiia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars.
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book.
BARS Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New.York Reader,
No. /, 2 and 5, SEQ is Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Ro ne and Greece, Webs:er's Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
alI,s Fables, Blalr's Grammar Of Ghemis-
trv. O'Nears and Willet's Geography,
DiIworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, SheridaR's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law. History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
For Freight or Charter,
For Freight,

For Freight,
xES The sIoop Ni.ONZO, Acors
,St5EE> Bar mes master, burtheB 400
SSas.AEs& barrels, will take freI:ht for
&1ry3I Rhqde Island OF Boston, and
be ready in one week to receive a cargo.
Apply to JOHN u. LADD q Co.
Who have received per said schr and
ofTsr for sale,
90 casks cut nails, assorted sizes and
superior quality
500 Goshen cheese
lSO bushels potatoes
Few kegs butter
anil 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
Proposals

November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
/ annlug and Curr,s ng.

JOSEPH II SION continues to car
y " on ne above business at his old
,'snd in Prince street, between Water
tld Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready tn execute orders in his line
18th promptness and despatch.
He>keeps constantly on hand large
assortment o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
Sales at ' endue.

Sales at Y endue.
IN every 7iuesd-, and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS of which will be eIpressedin
the bills Of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
Leather,

pf as various qualities as can be found in
any shop il the District--which be will
''ispose of at very low prices for cash.
II no. It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,
For Saie,

So celebrated in New-hgiand for the
MANY remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are particsla-
rized in the papers OF directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
20 general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by som
f the first Characters in the state of Mas
sachusettS.
lAuTS KENNEDY 4 SON.
J.rua-. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
EDWARD + Cooke,

At TOR. rET a T. L ",
~ ANING established himself al Fau-
quier Court House, with view to
p-act,se III The counties Of Fauquier and
Culpeper, tenders ms professional servi-
ces to the public.
NSrch IS dom
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For Freight,
Adam LYNN

Au"Itf T IH
HAS received from Liverpool, via
Is BaltinNre,
Waldron's prime grain 4 grass scythes
Hoes, traces, shovels and spades
FRYING rlnS, anvil, vices
Wrought nails and spikes
And ha> also on hand large AMI gene
raj assortment of hardwa cutlery. ia
PANIED, brass, plated aud fancy goods,
which he offers for sale on accommoda-
ting terms april 2S -tbstH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-28
P. 8 B. GeOghegan,

P. 3 B. Geoghegan,
MOROCCO LEATHER MANuFACrURERs,
City Of Washington.
I'd RSPECTTUL'Y iUform the work
Ia era and consumers Of the ABOVE ar
ticle, that they have succeeded Mr.. John
Lawrence in hi Morocco establishment.
and from an experience ct t:"enty year
in the above business, fiatter themselves
thew will BE- able 20 prpduce mauufac-
tue equal to any in the United States.
Thew viii keep a constant supply OF
Morocco of erery color,
suitable for cnaChnakers, matters, shoe
makers and binders.
Punctusl attention paid to the compile
ton Of orders from either town or coun-
try.
Fine and coarse wool NAV also b. had
at their uaHufact,ry, At The lowest ma
kct sricc. auril 20
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Five Hundred Dollars,

10 any perfon who will fecure the sal BAx TER
70 thar he may be brought to iuftice. The COL
LECToRS of the different Ports IN the United
States are respectfully folicted to give any infor
nation refpecting him that may come TO their
knowle &c. IL 10 conf DENLY hoped that every
HONORABLE. perfon will cheerfuily aid in bringing
punilhment, man who has committed a crime
particularly injurious TO The iutereits of Com.
merce any expenfe that may be incurred will be
thankfully repaid
Ii is NOT expected that the Mater intended for
EdentoD--the clearance for that place being de-
kgned to conceal bis real deftinaton il 10 rather
believed THAI he will 60 TO fome Northern Port,
or TO Pore IN Nova Scotia or Newfoundland
The Cargo colt, in Trinidad, D 6744 10 cts. for
about which fun he may be arreited a, the fuit
of MeGrs Moies Myers Sons.
The Enterprise, il is believed, 10 American
built Che entered here ia March, 1917 a. . Prize,
10 One Hundred and Thirty Seven Tons and thir-
ty six ninety Gfhs, Culfon Houfe measurement,
regiftered in the name of Thomas Leacy. and be
longs to Tortols.
BAXTER 10 about 40 years of age, about
feet inches high, 0out made be has reputable
connexions in Carri,uck county, Nerth Carolina,
and although commanding Britifh ve6el, ia be
lievea to be an American.
JAMES YOUNG, Pre5's.
ADril %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
DEL.

In Boston, Mr.. James Cutler, one Of THE Editors
of the Boston Gazette, aged 45,-In Claremont,
n. H. Maj. Oliver Ashley, aged ~. He be-
queathed several thousand dollars to the Protes-
tant Episcopal church in that town.-In Mary
land, Priscilla Charmichael, aged 113.-In Balti-
more, Col. George Armistead, the gallant defen-
der of Fort McHenry.
In Gardiner, ON the Odd ult. Robert Hallowell,
Esq. aged 79.-In China, Mrs. Betsey, consort of
J. G. Washburn, Esq, aged 36.-In Greene, 26th
ult. Mr. Nath'l. Eames, aged 90. ~
In FrYeburg, on the 23d ult. in the sixty-sev-
enth year her age, Mrs. ABIGAIL RIPLEY, re-
lict Of the late Rev. Sylvanus Ripley, first Pro-
fessor of Divinity at Dartmouth College, and
youngest daug liter of the Rev. DR.. Eleazer
Wheelock, the founder of that institution-Her
principles and ex ample through life, and her tr-
umph in death, are her best eulogy and will
embalm her memory in the hearts Of all who
knew her.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT

rs offered 10 the public as being one of the ed >
siest and safest cures for this disordeT~-Long
experience has proved the efficacy Of this Oinf1
meat. II is perfectly safe in it, operation, and
may be spilled to the smallest iafanf without
danger. The scent is sgreesble--Isi is not me-
cessary for the patient TO take birthstone, 40 is
common in other oinCment. This Ointment IL
put upi tin boxes, convenient to carry, and
each genuine box will be accompanied with d.
recsiuns if genuine, and will be signed by JoEE
MILLER. The above Ointment may be had in
small or large quantities of JcEL MILLER, 81.
George; Dcc9r cvus l9olbrgok. Sign of st.
Luke's Head, No IS. II srioyer street. Dr. Sam.
SCI HOrtoa. .Tr. No. :. Newbafy street, Bosom
of NJ. Seainzai= Butnar. Portland AceryiRous
son, Waldoootough; Mr.. 1ude Hyse. of sTuns-
WICK Hahscy Heaiey George Nc Lellsa and Ma
fhan Faies, Thomssaown, and Oakes Perry. CAM
den E g = Gsey, Friendship George ko5sasoas
ST. George.
- The above Ointment 10 sold also BY the
principal Apoihecaries, Booksellers snd Traders
10 Massachusetts and in sbe Brilsh provinces.
February, 10 (tfA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
&ottCauS:
Tuesday, May S, 1918.


The Executive Council of this Commonwealth
meet in Boston this week to examine the returns
of votes for Senators. 1t is expected there are
several vacancies to be filed by the Legislature
Owing to union of the parties in Harpswen, and
the great number of scattered votes in Durham,
It was feared But one of the federal candidates
was elected in this county. But when we take
into view the mistake of &c, noticed in the COM
munication from our correspondent in Windhanl,
and the circumstance that Gov. Brooks has a
plurality Of 1875 over his opponent, we are led to
belive that Messrs. LEWIS and FEssESDEN are
both chosen.
Windhous, April %, 1918.
mEssRs. A. J. sHIRLEys,
observe in your last paper, you have not done
Windham Justice. The correct number of votes
given, were for Gov. Brooks SO, for Mr.. CrOwn-
sngshteld 30--for Messrs. LEWIS and FEssENDEN
10. and for Messrs. Harris and Irish "a.
p. S. Please correct the mistake and give us
our due.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
SINGING SCHOOL.

THE fubfcriber propo(ss to open fehool for
the initructiou of young Matters and Mites
in the rules of Sacred Mulc In order TO obvi-
ate the objections of parents and guardians to
evening fchools, he has appointed wo hours from
TO O'Clock ia the after noons Of WTdaadap and
ss ss,Goy OF each week. The fchoel 70 commence
at his roam 10 Hay market Row on the 10th inits
and he pledges himfelf to exert his belt en-
deavors 10 preiervc order and promote the morals
of thofe entrulfed 70 his care.-Thofe WIS are
def rsus Of patronihng this initituion requet-
ed to leave their names at the ftores of Mefrs.M.
81 w HARRls, or Mr. ]. M KFELoos previous 10
the commencement Of the hool
WILLIAM DAVIS
Portland, May
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

CT made experiments in agriculture with BRINE
Of .Nitre, or Salt Pctre, on other gram as wen as
Indian corn.
"The method took was TO steep my corn at
least twelve hours in water IN which had dis
solved Salt Petre in the proportion OF an ounce
to about one pint and an half OF water, before
planted it, and found by experience the following
benefits resulting from it,
list. That less grain miscanled OF the corn
thus stepped, than Of what had not stepped.
Cd. sThat il came out of the ground at least
two or threa days, and sometimes more, the soon
er for it.
3d. "That after coming up il appeared to
grow much better and thriftier for it, insomuch
that my neighbours were amazed at the difference
between the brined and unbrined corn.
4th. " found that it yielded more and was
much sooner ripe on account Of it, | had corn
served in the same manner, at least three 'oeeks
sooner ripe, and fit to carry to mill, than what
did not soak.
81 must observe that the soil planted my
corn in, was rather dry than wet-perhaps IL
might not answer so well in cold wet ground"
The following observations suggest themselves
1st 1t is to be observed that TINS process gives
p the corn brackish flavor, that is very DISCUS
ting to worms-and if the same flavor is commu-
nicated to the blade, which is not improbable. II
is reasonable to suppose that the grub worm will
not eat it.
But 2dly. If this process viii not prevent the
worm from destroying the corn, there is another
circumstance attending this experiment worthy
the attention of the practical Farmer-it is tins.
That the corn ripens three sreeks sooner-Wheth-
er or not this is of any Importance ! shall leave
for those farmers who are acquainted with what
is<called soft corn, to determine. If any should
doubt the efficacy of the salt petre, let him make
the experiment on small scale.-lt will certain
~ do no harm. AGRlCOLA'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
$500 Reward.
Office 81 fbs Marine Zafsysses Co sspssy2
Of No,foA Cpd ApyI, 1873.

9No,toA cpd Apya, 1873
I'M or about the nth of the
laft month. the BRITISH BRIG ENTER
PRIZE, WILLE.4M e BAXTER, Mater, sail-
ed from the Island of Trinidad laden wit cargo
of Sugar and Molafes, clipped by Mr. JoHs Hun
TER of that Hand. and conGgned to Medis Mo
AIS MINIS X SON. of this place. About the 7,h
Of hi, month the Enterprise arrived at Charles
ton, without any cauie of difiress being lased in
the account of her arrival letters for other Mer
chants Of this place. which came by the Veael.
were received by Mail, but none by the Con6gn
ees The Cbariss.Os COviss tbs st5 isR contained
an advertisement for the Sale of he Cargo at Auc
ton by METRE THOMAS NAPLxs & Co and on
The I4th the EntsrpExe cleared from Charlefon
for Edsnfos This day Mefrs Myers x Sons re
ceived letter from the abovenamed MIR. Hunter,
adBiGng the Shipment of the Cargo and dating
that duphcatelnvoiCe and fecond Bill of Lading,
would be fens on 10 few days, b, vsael bound
TO this port
From the circumRances above Gated, 90 doubt
can exit the intep lions of the Mater, and the
Cargo having been Injured in The Office of this
Company Zbs Pys6lssi and Direts,f bsrsby sfs1 a
RsxU1pd Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

THE subscriber. about the 10th inst on bis pas
J. sage from ST. Bartholomew to Saco fell in with
the wreck OF a vessel with = Virginia, of Hamp-
TOM painted hes stern, from which he took the
following articles, viz. Profes-some old clothes
II spy-Glass-some Bet-C Iothes-and a few
Books. The owner may have the above articles
by proving property and paying charges.r--Apply
TO WILLIAM MARSHALL.
SAGE, April 50, 1913,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
NOTICE.

THE selectmen of Portland hereby give notice
l. that they will be in feaion at their Office
over the Cumberland Bank, on WEDNESDAY,,
sBs fab GJaaaf from s 90 s O'Clock in che after
noon for the purpofe Of receiving the evidence
of the QUALIFICATIONS of perfons entitled TO vote
in the election of Representatives TO the general
court whole names are not borne on the lit Of voa
tiers. ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland, May 4,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
IP Interesting TO Surveyors q
Highways.
JUST PUBLISHED,


A Nd for sale AT THIS OFFICE, such extracts
IA from the Laws of this Commonwealth, as re-
late TO the power and duties of Surveyors of High
ways-together with the form Of aotice TO person
of his Highway rate and the Assessors Warrant for
the Commitment Of Taxes to the Collector
u The whole may be afforded orlittle more than
the price Of a Blank Warrant; and il is presumed
that seectmen sud Assessors will 6ud it SO useful
to make it an object we'll worth their attention.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Just received and for sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun.
Arcanum Tincture.
The 7inSFura, puypureo )0liO attsro, Of DR..
Whitening, or the c0nlumptive pa
ftcnf's srfaAible Yeforati Ne,

tent 5 nfdil1bIe TsJ1ordpI Ve,
THE inventor of this efficscious and invslus BILE
composition, is fully sensible under what
disadvantages he offers to the public lately dis
covs red medicine From tie multitude Of med
al compounds, with descriptions Of which The
papers in every part OF the continent sbouni, he
is aware that ill happy and repeated expei fence
proves the effect of his medicine his composition
will be cl&ssed by many among The neslrums OF
uuackery. But, assured Of the virtues of this
I ncture be comes forward with consciousness
of deserving and confidence of receiving sf,er
fair trial Of its properties is made, sill the en-
coursgement which il merits It vas motive
Of humanity which first prompted the discoyerer
10 Try iss p wrrs, rather han prospect offs
beng lucratlse and, from repeated trials which
have been mace with 1t on consum2tve patients
il has generally proved successful and uniform
~ sIlesialiag and has exceeded the expects
tions OF me most sanguine. The coTaposuon
AS been denounced in Great Britain by The
first medical characters in the kingdom the on
iy nfsihble cure or relief in pulmonary COM
plain s. Patterns who have been in wha. is call
ed The last stage Of acpnsumption, BY The use OF
few phlss " the medicine have been restored
20 Pristine health and vigeur. To those who
have tried every medicine in vain and who have
been At one moment fatttred with returning
heatn aus again been disappointed 81 his next
trial OF It's virtue 10 earnestly recommended.
The Frepsrstion IS Perfectly innocent even on
the constitutions Of infants, BUTT must be taken
sgreeaoiy 70 the directions which accompany
each phis
To those who are affected with any disorder
ofthe lungs, the use Of il never fails give
relei. 10 those WHO have confirmed Phthisic
a well as to those who have only its incipient
symp oms The use Of bis medicine will give i'm.
mediate snd lasting relief. Il is likewise he
surest aud most effectuai remedy ia Aasssses
dropsy snd all psher ceculsr affections.
May ). II