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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Vaudeville s Larm0ur,

Vaudeville 8 Larmour,
OFFER for sale, lC0 chests superior ! II
~ tea 60 chests and boxes do imperial
dyson and Young Tyson
I4o, 900 10 sugar in hiIls, boxes and bbls
20, 900 ID coffee
GO puncheons jamaica and Windward
|. rum; 10 hhds northern DO
pipes l. P Madeira
4 do Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
do India point do
70 bbls ! "'''
A. hhds molasses
$1,000 Goshen cheese
200 sacks blown salt Liverpool hlled
400 bushels potatoes :.
And their usual assortment Of wines, IL
quors and groceries. nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Window Glass.

StEVENTY-TVO boxes window glass s
> by s 9 d 10, 9 II, 10 ~, received
from the Ulster Mandatory, of superior
quality and as agents for the aforesaid ma
nulac,ory, we shall he regularly supplied
with every size, at very reduced prices.
Also,
Received by different arrivals from Liver
pool our
FAIL GOODS.
embracing general assortment of China
Glass and Ear;henssre and some vcry III
perior Cutlery anj Hardware, which are of
tered fer sale by 'he subscribers
fRIPBETT L. NFNE.
Kng.st near the Indian Queen Tavern.
november 10. ianGw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
FAIL GOODS.


Musical Instruments.
DIANO FORTES. plain and ornamented
l. few very superior victims IN cases, ami
great variety OF common qualities.
Best London made flutes aud clarienet,,
silver keys. tipped and PLAIN T.
FlageoIets and fife OF diAertn' kinds.
CIarionet reeds, violin bows, bridges and
pins.
Best Roman and German violin strings.
Just received, and Tor sale !y
J. KEN\ EDY 4 son.
nov 10 ihs'uN'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Liverpool salt, aloat.

Liverpool salt, alI0Gt.
TIVE THOo&AND hu. Liverpool coarse
A salt; 5000 DO blown salt, the cargo OF
the brig 1aTy, CAPT. horns--icr sale by
WI. FONLE, Y Co.
Rio haze niSu for safe,
TIE cargo OF bar l'ay-Alas:er, captain
Prly { I.oli s.. John'S ot
10 tons plaster
Il hhds Vest India rum
Also, the cargo oi the schr RolIa, captain
Pittee, OF loo tons piaste:
AMI the cargo OF scar Planet, Prince, Of
80 tons plaster.
Landing from the sloop William 4. Mary,
capt, German from Newly York
SO rs Isl quail Russia Duck
TO 10 do Ravens
Her freight,
>SSN The brig MARY, David Loring,
g master; carries 2Suo bbis flour or $50
hhds OF tobacco is good vessel, and can
be ready TOR 4 Cargo in a few days.
Also. for Freight.
~SAM The new brig PAY-MASTER,
SsaC. Prince, master; burthen about
l6UU 5-rrels, FIRST late vessel.
Also,
>s3e1 The Scbr. PLANET, L. D. Prince
smaster, Carries Hoo barrels, first
rate vessel, viii take freight for the ". In
dies, or a southern port.
Cor Boston & Portland.
~, The schr. ROLLA. capt. Pettee,
&.l...has part OF her cargo engaged, the ha-
lance weuld he taken as freight on reasona-
bic terms. Apply as above Nov. lS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Seine Irvine.

u ECEIVED and for sale, Bridpcrt her
Il Z ring seine Irvine. ofsuperior quality.
nov II 3t$ GEORGE COLEMAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

Jag their military forces, fscm among the
young soldiers, who are expected to be more
tractable TO the vicws OF the cabinet thanthe
old troops.
The Swedish printr contradict The rumor,
that misunderstanding exis ed between the
Russian and Swedish governments. These
reports were probably manufactured a, Paris,
for purposes OF political discord. Both Eng
land as we'll as Francs, must ind it for their
interest TO protect Bernadot,e, as Sweden is
= bulwark TO the encrosch ments Of Russia.
A London paper states, thar the sum OF
1900, ,cooL was paid to Russia, the last year,
for dressed FAX and 81 ASA. to the u. States,
for FAX seed.
The Danish government of Curracoa have
consented 10 receive IN their ports the privs-
teers of the Independents, and allowed the m
10 sell their cargoes there.
The Kingdom OF Great Britain is furnished
with another presumptive TO the throne in
the birth of a daughter to the Dutchess of
Kent. This essen, took place on the morn
q, ing of the 24lh Of May.
A German print has lately valued the fortune
cfthe Prince Of Peace (who died lately at
Rome) at the enormous sum of an hrndred
millions Of Spanish Piastres.
The last news from Turkey states that the
Vaccine IS considered as ap-eservstive from
the Piduge; at least, that such is the opinion
Of two physicians, Auoin at ConstantinopIe,
add Legard at SaIouique.
Thcre exists in all Sweden, 40 printing
establishments, of which 9 arc at S,ockburn
and sc Journals, Of which appear in the
Capital.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

In this town, on Monday evening last, Mr.. GEORGE
w Russz LII to Mrs. CArHARIxK CAgooNE.
DIED,
In this town, on tho 4lh inst Mr.. NATHANIEL
RICHMOND, aged SO years
On wednesday last, Mr. STsPHRN CaEasH, in
the 47th year Of his age.
In this town, on the inst. CHsrsToYHER G. C.
HAZARD aged l6 months, son Of Sylvester Il. Ha-
zard
$50 fades fte lovely 6ioosFns fower,
Fru,l sniling soiaee'cf an hour
So soon our franeien: comforts fly,
ind pleasures only bloom to die
AT BristoL on Thursday last, Mrs. HAaNAH
HowLAxp, widow Of Capt Nathaniel Rowland. n
the 10th year Of her age
AZ Boston, on Thursday last. very suddenly, Hon.
WrLLrAn Tupoa, aged 60 years.
At Baifimsre. on the 1st inst Gen LEVIN Wis.
pEa, late Governor Of Maryland. aged 50 years
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEWPORT.

ENIEkEDs
slooo d. % Jones. Cahoone, New.york brig Per-
severance. Wilcox, Havana ,sIoopSsegpiator, ,Sowle,
A,erandria brig Russell, Norris, HAvana ship
Com Perry, Blair, surr' ,am
CLEANED,
sloop Hscyoo, Blise New-York' brig A'enan-
der, Dams, do.
Let of yessels lejf az Havsnd. June 26
Brig Hiram, OF this port, loading do Remit
,,nce. OF Bristol to sail the next day spoke OIL the
Moro, bound In the brig Eugene, OF Baltimore, from
Rio Grande.
po;n, .Petre. June II, TO sail in Is days Also ship
Fisher Ames. from Duenos-Ayres, and sailed o" the
Yesterday afternoon put into this port, the ship
Northern star, Fleet, fror New-OrIesns' bound 20
Havre- de. Grace, in d;stress-;he crew 70 "ns o.
mu,;nv. On her passage was robbed BY Pf''s
tecr. .s-t
Brig Nereus. Easson. of this for., was insee ihe
bar st New Orleans, June Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

At the recent celebr alton Of Independence,
at Newark, IN parcel of rockets. care.
less,y placed on platform, in front Of large
party OF ladies and gentlemen, who had as
sembled to witness the display of an elegant,
course of fireworks, udesrtonately took iire
and exploded 10 horizontal direction, among
the company. The scene of confusion may
DO easily imagined. No lives were however
lost; though considerable injury was sustain
ed. by many of tho spectators.
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NOTICE.

lVCI TGE.
WE, the subsctibe, 5, having been appoint
!, ed by Isaac Coffin. Esquire. Judge of the PRO.
bate Of Wills, &c for the county of Nantucket, to
receive and examine the claims OF the creditors to
the Estate Of
JOSEPH ~. DEA.hIS,
late resident Of Nantucket, in the county OF Nan
tucket, Mariner, deceased, represented insolvent,
do hereby give notice that sir mon,hs are allowed
to the creditors OF the deceased, to bring in and
prove their claims and that we shall attend that
service al The Dwelling House of osED MACY, in
said Nantucket, on tho second seventh day oI the
week, Of this and the five following months. from
two TO five Of the clock in the afternoon Of said days
OBED MACY,
JEk'H. LAWRENCE
Nantucket, 9Th Of mo 1919. ljAl
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MAD BULL.

Yesterday (say. the Nsw-Yo,k Gazette, OF
the sh inst. d mad Bull, mad his escape from
an enclesufe at Brooklyn, near the turnpike
gate, and ran with great fury down the main
Wnen he reached the !sry he made plunge
st a man, but missing him deliberately walked
into the river, and was drowned. Ga his way
down the bull dreadfuIIy Iacera,ed a boy,
whose nfe we learn is dcspsircd Of. The
next days Gazette, says, !, was an OK, not a
bull, and that he had been bitten by q mad
dog.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14
NEWPORT.

1t has been stated in the newspapers
printed in this state, and in some OF those
which are printed in the neighboring
states. tina. the legislature of this state, at
their late session, appointed a committee,
consisting of the General Treasurer, At
,orney General, and Benjamin Hazard,
Esq. to devise system of finance, and
to connect with their report, the subject
of the state debt. This statement is not
correct; no committee has been appoint
Cd for the purpose aforementioned. IT
is true that ,notion was made for the
appointment of such committee, by q
member from Providence, and the Cen
craI Treasurer, Attorney General, and
Benjamin Hazard, ksq. were named tor
the committee but the motion was af-
forwards withdrawn, and the enquiry re-
,ativc to the state debt ended in calling on
the Treasurer for statement OF the a.
mount Of it, principal and interest, which
he made to the House. We have now
before us an article published in the Ma
sionai advocate, printed in New York,
under date of July 9th,. commencing in
high terms, this step of our Legislature,
supposing the statement published to be
true It may be of some service 10 the
holders as well as purchasers of our state
paper, to know, that no measures have as
yet been taken for the payment of it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

Dogs.--ln most OF the populous towns
In the United States measures have been
taken to restrain the growing evil arising
from the increase of this, in most cases.
: useless animal. We have been inform.
ed that two or three dogs, which we're
supposed to be mad, have very recently
been destroyed in this town. Will our
Town. Council do their duty to the pub
lie unless they take some immediate steps
in relation to this subject?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

SO kegs No. l, Richmond and Man
chester, manufactured Tobacco.
40 Tubs and kegs new Butter.
.tusf received, and for sdie, BY
June 30. A. MUNRO & co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

NOTICE
To all Tavern Keepers and Retailers.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Tav-
i ern-Keepers and Retailers Of Spiri,uous Lii
qaors, That their Licenses are now ready tor dev.
cry at the Town-Cerk's Office. and that the Town
Council will prosecute all who refuse or neglect to
take them, to the utmost extent Of the law in that
case made and provided. And all persons who know
OF any breaches Of the License Law, are hereby re-
quested to give notice thereof 70 this Council, rs
soon a. may be.
BY order Of Council.
JONATHAN ALMY, Council Clerk.
Newport. July 8. 1919. Oi41
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For several days past report has pre-
vailed in this quarter, that malignant fe-
yer is raging in Boston. We are happy
to state that that there is no truth in the
report-the Board OF Health, (gentlemen
Of the first responsibility and character
having officially announced that the town
enjoys on unusual degree Of health fer
the season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14
New Stock of
Feather Beds and Feathers.


Ne. Charles sfreef
U EEPs constantly on hand quantity Of best
N Live Geese and Fowl Fcathers-snd Feather
Beds, from the lowest priced 10 the first quality.
.1tso, on hand An ass1dment of Mstuos-
ses, OF al kinds. July 2, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

OLD 4th proof Cognac brandy;
Old Jamaica Rum W. 1. ditto,
superior Clsrret Wine;
Boxes Of 10 bottles Muscat, do;
Chests and boxes Hyson
Ditto do Hyson rr.s
Ditto do II. Skin <H"0'
Ditto do Souchong
foxes and 6 Gross each Pipes,
Boxes Havana white Sugar;
Havana brown do;
Canton do; loaf and lump do;
Casks and boxes Malaga ksisins;
First quality Richmond & Manchester msnuiac.
tured Tobacco. Lorrlllards, Scotch. Rsppeey md
Maccsbsu snuff. by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.
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Patens Eiasnek Haze, Proof
HATS.

THE subscriber having undertaken
i the charge of mandatory Of the above
mentioned highly approved Hats in smith.ield, has
Just opened an assortment OF them at the Store of
6soRcs WASTos, Esq. in this town. where he will
be happy to exhibit them to the citizens OF New
port this day. After which q regular Assortment
often recruited, will be kept sa Store for whole
sale and retail on the most liberal terms
ARNOLD BuFEUM.
Nevport mo "A ,atO
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NEW GOODS.
LATHAM IHURSTON,

LIN fAzfUI iTfONOf ",
LAS just received fro1 New-York, and nov op-
II cned, an elegant assortment Of seasonsbIe
GOODS, among them are ;-Nankin and Canton
Grapes, Grape shswls. Merino bordcrcd ditto, plan
silk and cotton ditto, fancy siIk Iisndkerchiefs.
thread Laces, linen Csmbfcs, crayat Muslins, zco-
net and null null Muslins; sschariIIs, box and
Ieno do. hsur'd jscoret do wuslin Hsndkerchefs; |;
Cingbsms; CaIicoes Psrasois Umbrellas, &c. s<c.
all OF which will be sold very chesp
Newport. June I6
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This Day rseeived, BY
H. SESSIONS.

nNE case black and colcrcd Canton GRAPES
~ fiorensine vEs1INGS---whitc and figured
LuSIRiN1S. &c &c--which, together with his "
sual assortment OF DRY GOODS. he will sell very
cheap. July Ia.
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NOTICE.

THE subcribers inform the public that they have
L formed . Co.psrtnership. AZ Attorneys and
counsellors At Law, under the firm Of Pesrce q
Brown Any business committed to their care viii,
at all times, be attended to At their Office, No 81,
Tkamos-sueet DUTEE J. PEARCE.
JOHN BROWN.
Newport. Nay -. 1919. lJ9]
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Gin, &c.
Fashionable Hafs.

- GORGE wANTON bss just received fsoa, ~
NJ Mandatory Of Ives 4 White, Ncw-York. < ~
Gentiemens superfne fashionable Hats, w@rds:s
ed Of she 6ess qualify and noe 10 .faJe n wsarja&
Mems Hats, rvM wtde Brine. ~
Alec. low priced Nspt b Castor 6sts, Youlfce 81
ChiIdrens Hats. Of every description and jsfioo -I
PAPER HANClNGS 1-lH
A handsome assortment Of cheap lad e(c~r
Paper Hangings, for rooms and wihdcw cnsts;s5
just received and for sale a. above -
Newport. April 90. IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

Seasoi. Books, Blanks, and Sssnonary
For sale, st the Hst-StoFe OF
GEORGE WANTON.
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Com. fury. II, is reported by an arrival at
Provldence,in IS days from the Bayof Hondu.
rss, that the squadron under the command Of
Com. Ausy, had been in Gulf Dulce head Of
the Gulf Of Da,lcn] Ion May, when they
captured, and brought of half million Oh
dollars, and 500 ceroons Of Indigo. The
squadron was at tle Triangle 9TH June.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14

for Sale, Oh CaIdner's wharf.
so bbls. fresh Aiexsnd'is Flour,
20 hhis. Nsss Crop Molasses, first quaIitY
$50 bbs ship Bread,
500 bushels r. L. Corn.
400 quntais Grand Bank Goldfish,
100 Ibls new Menhsden fish,
200 fish bbls, so kegs crackers,
20 gin cases, Honey in tierces and demijohns,
n. f. Rum, by hhds. or barrels,
Connecticut Gin by the bbl,
Ness and prime Pork, Bacon snd Lard,
shoyeis, Spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes
.ALSO.-A constant supply OF Duponts Powder.
different grains and Patent cut Nails assorted.
Apply to JOHN ID. LYON.
May 26, 1919
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Notice Is here1y giyen, /,

ITO all Tssern Keepers and Retailers Of spihsx,us
L'1/ors, that sIssy make immediate spplic<
to tl'e Town.Clerk for .i.ic<nsess Who viii ssp1
ttcir names To the Council for their decisioa tkoso
on.-And that ali who neglect or refuse 10 do -
same, will be prosecuted according ~ Law.
vsfed. rhst the above be pubIsbed n botlkl14
Newspapers printed in this town.
BY order cf Csrnesi, - -.
JONATHAN ALMY. Css-etct4v@
Newport, jane IL. 1919.
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WILL BE SOLD--dt AUCTION.
(For the benefit Of whom it may concern.)
On THURSDAY, the 5tb inst. at l o'clk.
A. M. at Congeshatl's Neck, and on Gyles wharf,
in Newport
THE sails, rigging, cables, anchors, boats, blocks,
&C. &c. saved faom the wreck Of the ship Am
azoh Jno Robinson, master stranded on Cogges-
halls p int. Conditions at the sale
Newport, July z. CHRIS. RHODES. .fucr.
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here inihe mean t;me) who Is expected 10
convey to the u. S. the proof o. the rati6ca-
ion OF the Spanish treaty by Ferdinand, ss
concluded last winter between our govern.
ment, aud the chew. dc Onis, on the part of
Spain. With the features Of this treaty our
seaders ere already acquainted: the acquisi-
tlon of the Floridas is measure of ihe pres
ent administration, that is daily moro duly
appreciated by the people aud its popularity
may fairly challenge the acquisition Of Louis
lana, under the auspices Of Presiden, Jeffer
son. .
II is presumed the presence of full cabi.
net will, at this time, be desirable, in ordc'
to adopt the requisite measures TO carry the
treaty into eject: as, by sAn act of the last
congress, passed IN anticipation of this event,
the president is already authorised, ON the
exchange of rarifica,ions, to take possession
of East and West Florida. No time will,
therefore, be losi, whenever tho treaty ar
rives, IN bringing this territory wishin ou'
legal js'isdic,'on.-So, on We 60 "in the full
tide of successful expefImeut-gyash.C Cas.
--:o:Ss:o:---
From. the Paiiadeithia Franklin Cazesfe Of
Tuesday Lasf.
We understand that the Board of Directors
Of the Bank of the United States have deter
mined not TO declare any dividend for the first
six months OF the present year. 10 conse
qucoce Of the losses which they app cnend.
Of have actually sustained, from the unexam-
pied failures, among their debtors, chiefly IN
neighboring city, they have deemed ii ex
pedient TO reserve in the vaults of the bank
the aunt Of profits, which Otherwise would
eoab!su them to announce prouy good divi-
dehd. II is also understood that a meeting
OF the Stockholders Of the inst, will DO
called at an early period, in order TO exhibt
TO them statement Of It's affairs. The ju,
dicious and 'igid measure pursued in the ad-
ministration Of the bank, will, we believe, re-
store it 10 the national confidence in a short
time and render its stock valuable 10 the hol-
dess.
Forty shares Of United States Bank Stock
wefo sold his forenoon a, 90.
Shecie.-Anothcr considerable reinforce.
mcnt Of specie has been received at the Bank
of the Uni:ed States, within q day or Two,
from the western county.
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SHINGLES & NAILS. =. ~
Jnss reesiped ond for Gale, On Covdn> p =
100 m Kenpebec Shingles, first quail,
hy, s casks IL cut Nails. John 3. Ly6n {
June q. 1919. 80 :. - .,.|
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Together with great number Of articles 100 t.
d'ouSto particuarse all of which wilt be sold very
low FOR cash.
Newport, June %. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
CURES FERFORMED.
Though heretofore considered past reIisf q

hoIgt heretofore considered past rellg OF
DIR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS
Mr.. SAearnl4a, ca,6eate, of Bosion, was %
AVA months .fllctea ~I-ns un0r on Tie bag~
u mis- h4nd which incspacits ted him ioC work.k
eF having tried every thing III vain, and suffer-
cd an operation on bis hand, snd cgnsldeged M.'
1urable, WIS cured and restored 10 health BY
taking bottles Of hese drops,
NJ. Wright Of Boston, vas three years At,
Hic,ed with Fgy-r-s re oil one of bis !egs,,st
'r,ed most medicines witAoat effect, was cured
by ootties.
a e'ald 9f Mr.. Burial, Of HaaO0er, was
cnred ot GERS and Bllas, 81 ms Of whlcn bsl
eal down 10 The IBIS, by nollles. THIS chud
was considered iu dying state when be begsa
tsklGg these drops.
IN Iyaat ot Boston, was covered all over
wi Erup,ions, .blind with bo,h eyes, w4s cusa
by noales.
An elderly Lady Of Boston, was severely
afl ced tae A6 years, with 40 erupss3n sii osss
aer, setended wiki the most tormen.iog itchnss
burning, and bIotcEea. lad Ios hereby tWo 'oe
and one hnger nsiIs, was cured b. 41ottss-~ne
had not lef. her room for 6 months, ard eenses''
et past all relieft 81
4 GentlemGrs Of Lerinton, was attlicled y
years with Ave Ulcers ia bis legs, could oo'A0
no relief, was cured by bottles.
A Gentleman Of Boston, his wife and nss
children was many years ffiotea wisu 6 ufEic"''
had tried very medicine without success "'s
cured with hese drops
a Geatleman Of RO1bury was % years ,
6icted with Humor on ore If his legs, aisn =
ed with burning, i,ching ard blolchea was le.
signed s. past relief TOR 80 years coa.d net T.
N bed al times, w.s perfectly cured ny 'ae
drops.
a Lady Of Chaylestoon, was years aBla'
ed with Whre Swelhagon her. .knes !. ~ Ds''
tried every assistance, and considered pass =
lief, contraction had formed, waen on .sA.s
these drops and using Dr.Jeb0'A Lintu'lal y
weeks she had the fee use Of the JoIni, ths l'-'
left bec, and by continuing them bss e01sl''s-
perfect cure, .,v
These Drops are radical cure tor s'u1's
scrofula, S. Anthony's fife, leProsyi p'f s,
faces, enlarged ghnd8, sore legs. uiee9s s
when lLe bore IS affected, vefnal taInssi 49,
mercury has f-ied,s'e the best spring = so.- In
nal physic. and may b. given 10 Children w.
nerfect sAtety--Price one doiar. J,
rJ=Ask for I DR.. Rel's Botaaicdl Drops. - 81
None sre genuine unless signed " 4 So be
WAY, Prepared anu sold wholesale ~ y,
soleiproprietor w T. CONWAY, chemls, -
/. Bumsted-Pl &c, Bosom, bg BIS spes.
pointment BY Coz & Qu1scY, HENRY Zen
ana IoHN S DUpER, ApothecsFies, enc J0s -
Johnson, Bookseller Pottlaua, snA mes hs,o...,boss
res y, bookseliSrs and pos mss.eFs 'n'oe ~, essose
the Unned Ssstes--w where may DC hAS - ss-;rss's
j.tstly esteemed and highly upProuea i"s'-'S'
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The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
.MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTAIFNT

onefea TO che PubhC as being one Of the eai
eis and iafest cures for this disorder Long ex
perience has proved the tfficaey Of this Ointment.
It Is perfectly Cafe its operation, and may Be al
pied 60 The smalieIt infant wi.hsut dagger The
tce4t y agreeabelt isnot necefary for The pa.ien:
to take brimisone as il common 10 o. her Ointment
tbls otntmens IS put in tin boxes convenient 10
carry, and each genuine box will be accaraoauied
w,tn d.fections genuine and will BE- Ggued by
sOEL MILLER he above Ointment nav be
had IN ima'l or large quantlties Of JoEL MaLLsa
y George; DR. Cyrus Hsi6,oO& sign Of st. Luxe,
Head, Ne So Hanover iireet Dr.. Sevvgel ho,t,.
!r No 4 Newbury ilreet, Bottom DR.. 7oba Coe,
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1Os,y RatO''", Marlborough; Mr.. 5p4s H,ds,
e,ua'"'cks D. Haf'y Htstey Gso,gs A4eLe,ios and
Natbaa FaL', Thomastcwn, and ca. Pe,,, Camden.
Re aod Ger, Friesdlhip Cs,eg. Resis/ou, s.
GeMge
Hihe abOveotn,meot is fold afo by the priu-
Cipai APo'hecafles Booksellers and traders in Ma
iaehaetts aud in the Britih provincss.
March e, 1919.