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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
From the .Neg- York Daily .Advertaser.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the fast sailing ship Julius Caesar, cap
tain Marshal, arrived asst evening, IN IS
days from Liverpool We received Loncon
papers 10 the 10th, and Liverpool prices
current to the 18th of June, inclusive. The
papers are quite interesting, but Our time
would permit US to make but few extracts
for 10 days paper They follow:
! LIVERPOOL MARKETS., JUNE u.
Yesterday $50 barrels stained pot ashes
sold by auction at 29s cd a. 3Ss Sd per cwt.
Some pearls are wanted for export al 5ss.
but held generally one shilling more. Naval
stores steady. 200 casks OF middllng Caro-
lima rice were offered on Wednesday, and
only 20 casks sold at Cos Cd per cwt. 400
casks of good and fine new were sold By pri-
yae treaty al zls per cwt.
! Tar, 1853 l8
Turpentlne los Cd l2s Cd
Ashes, U S. pots, 81 80
Pearls, So 40
Flaxseed, N. Y. sowing, pei nd. % 90
! Crushing. 80 5o
| Rice, American, II 81
Flour, sweet, Dbl. SO a 38
Sour and oily. SO d SO
| Cotton, Georgia, II IA IS ga
New Orleans, Ii l,2a ;
Tennessee, 10 z II IL
Sea- Island, Is Sd d Is Sd
Stained, lid Is Sd
The late heavy arrivals sun operate d.
painst the cotton market whiCh sun CONT
nues dull, and the prices OF Grleahs ana
Bowels have declined further l>4d per TO-
and Sea- Island cotton at pubic sale yeSter-
day went heavily at decline OF 3~4o
per ID: Brazil cotton also dull, anu barely
supports its last currency; but India cotton
Is steady IN price, although with little done
in that kind. The sales have consisted OF
about $500 bags o upland Georgia al Ii Id
IL sd; ego N.Or.eans at IL li3H; z4o
Sea Island at lad 2s ID; 80 stained sea
Island at Is LOO; % Peruambuco al 10 a
l64d; $40 Bahia al Ia ID i-8; loo Maran-
ham at LA l5fd; 90 Minds NaVas at i4u'
10 Ninas Geraes at i2 $50; 20 Para at l45;
: leo Demarara at IA l4$; SO Surat at '4a
gid. 30 Bengal al "a SD; and by auc-
ton yesterday, OF 800 oea-isiahu oheieo'
only 100 sold at 74l 2o5d; with So stem
med Sea Island at laid l54d-making to-
gether about $3.50 bags.
| The papers are principally occupied with
Parliamentary debates, and speeulatlons re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
St. Louis. {.N,ssouri) July s.

St. Louis. {.N,ssourD July s.
The C convention have adopted some I'M
portant provisions for the purpose OF pre-
venting such work in Missouri as is now going
on in many parts of the Union for stopping
the ta1y.' Constitutional restrictions will be
placed on the legislative authority, to pre-
vent it from interfering with the collection OF
debts according to the contract OF parties -
All this is right: Missouri is now solvent,
and let her remain so.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
Communication.
AN USEFUL HINT,

fIe who treats sacred things with any de-
gree of leyity and scorn, is acting the part,
perhaps without his seeing or knowing II, OF
a public enemy to society. He is precisely
the mad-mau described in the Book OF Pro-
verbs, who casteth fire-brands, arrows ana
dea,h aud saith, am | not in sport. we
shall hear hin at times, complain loudly OF
The undutifulaess OF children, oil the disho-
nes,y Of servants, of the tumults and 'nso-
lence of the lower ranks, while he himself
is. in great measure, responsible Tor the
disorders of which he complains. ny the
example which he sets of contempt Tor rei'-
slcn. he becomes accessory to the manifold
crimes which that contempt occasions among
others. By his scofhng at sacred institutions,
he is encouraging the rabbe to uproar ana
violence; he is emboidening the false witness
10 take the name of God in vain; ne is In
effect, putting arms into the hands OF the
highwaymsn, and letting loose the robber IN
the streets by night.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
81. LOWS, (!iissouril July /.

The Convention have gone through, IN
committee of the whole, the three depart
inents of the government.
The following are the leading features Of
each
Legislative TO consist of two branches.
Representatives to be 25 years OF age, to be
elected tor two years. Senators TO be SO
years OF age, elected for TOUR years. oes-
sions of The General Assembly biennial
Jsdscial To be invested IN one curt OF
appeals, presided BY Three judges one court
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
Omniun

At the kings Ievee, held on The I4th OF
June, among those who were presented 10
his majesty. was Mr.. Rush, the American
minister, who was introduced to his majesty
with some ceremony, and delivered his new
credentials, which were most graciously re-
ceiyed,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02
BRITISH STOCKS.

London, June l6.
8 per cent. Red. 685
81 per cents rs 5-8
a per cents sc 3.8
Omnium par
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02

Extract of a letter from the Council Bluffs,
dated 9th May
{" The Agent, Major O'Falon, Captain
Riley, and subaltern S command of the Ri
a. Regiment, have been on visit to the
Grand Panis, Pa, IS Loups, and Panis Re-
publican.
The principal chief Of the Grand PANS,
called Long Hair. was not disposed TO give
civil reception to the Agent. but changed
his conduct on meeting decisive tone, and
eventually gave him hospltable and apPa-
rentiy friendly reception.
The Pants Loups did much better. They
came out two miles, with a body OF five hun
dreG horse, conducted the Agent and party
into their village, and treated them with all
honor and distinction Imaginable.
Tine Panis Republican, who plundered the
scientific party last fall. also met the Agent
with every demonstration OF friendship, and
expressed the greatest contritlon tor this out
rage.
This nation, the Pants, have lately had an
engagement. on the confines OF Mexico. with
the Telans and Spaniards, and lost ninety
three warriors, killed or wounded.
The troops are healthy, and are farming
very extensively.
Major Long and party set out few days
since on an exploring expedititn towards the
sources of the Platte, Kanzas, and Arkan-
sas. lSt. LOUIS Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02

MIR. Bagot. late British Minister in this
country. II appears by the London Royal Ga
xette, is appointed ambassador extraordlna-
ry and pl.nipoientiary to the courtof Russia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02

The Winebago Indians have delivered up
10 he commanding fficcr at Prairie du Chic
the Indians who killed the two soldiers OF the
Rifle Regiment OF Fort Armstrong, on Rock
Island, in the month of March last.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-02

By the fast sailing ship Julius Caesar, cap
tain Marshal, arrived asst evening, IN Sc
days from Liverpool, We received Loncon
papers TO the 10th, and Liverpool prices
current to the Eth of June, inclusive. The
papers are quite interesting, but Our time
would permit US to make but few extracts
for 10 days paper. They follow:
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
we're cheats, and the Prophets liars, ane

we're cheats, and the Prophets liars, and
JESUS an imposter, on his trial in Guild.
hall, whitening hour after hour With the
most horrid blasphemies, surrounded by
the votaries Of every sect, and the. heads Of
every faith, the Christian Archbishop, the
Jewish Rabbi, the men most eminent for
their plety and their learning, whom he
had purposely collected to hear bis iufidel
ridicule Of all they reverenced-- when
saw him raise the Holy Bible in Que hand,
and the .4ge Of Reason in The other, as it
were, confronting the Almighty with a
rebel fiend till the pious Judge grew pale,
and the patient jury interposed, and the
|selt.convicted wretch himself, after having
raved away all his original impiety, was
reduced inio mere machine for The re-
production OF the ribaid blasphemy of o.
ihers-I could not help excIaiming, " I'M
fortunate man, if all your impracticabIe
madness could be realized, what would
you give us 10 exchange for our establish
mentsp What would you substitute for
that august tribunal? For whom would
you dispiace that independent Judge, and
that impartial Jury? Or would you real.
~ burn the Gospel, and erase the statutes,
for the dreadful equivalent Of the crucifix
and the guillotine ?" Indeed, if was ask.
ed for practical papegyric on our con.
stitution, would adduce the very trial Of
that criminal; and If the legal annals Of
any country upon earth furnish an instance
not merely ofsuch justice, but Of such pa
tience, such forbearance, such almost cuI.
pable indulgence, ] will concede to him
the triumph"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
MANUREs.

10 letter Of Mr.. Dinsdale to the editor
Of the Annals Of Philosophy, we find a
com plant Of the i'll management of manure
by the majority Of the farmers, which is
at once very just and Of very old standing.
They collect their manure Of all descrip-
tons in corner Of the yard where they
suffer it to remain uncovered, and the IL
quid and most valuable part to be drained
away, and to emit exhalations, which how
ever they might benefit the soil, are ex.
tremely insalubrious to themselves and
their cattle. They even suffer dung TO be
carted on the land in raw and unferment
ed state, there to lie 10 small heaps, until
entirely exhausted Of its goodness by the
sun and wind. Instead of this unprofila-
BILE practice, they are advised,as they have
SO long and often been before, to pay more
attention to the Preventative process on
their dunghills, to stir them more frequent
ly, and to keep them covered that they may
not suffer exhaustion by the air. Sods or
sward are Recommended as the best CO.
vering. Dang treated in this superior
manner, Mr.. ID. warrants will prove nore
powerfully contributary to vegetation. than
all the boosted powers Of muriate OF soda
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
VOLUNTARY DEATH BIZ HUNGER.
From the Quarterly Journal of Foreign
Medicine and SurgerU.l

Professor Huffland, 10 late humber Of
his Journal, gives most extraordinary
case of a trsdesman, who, impelled by
succession of misfortunes, and absolutely
destitute Of the means of procuring food,
retired TO a sequestered spot in a forest,
and there resolved to starve himself to
death. He put this determination 10 force
on the 5th of September, and was found
OH the Sd Of October, eighteen days, still
living, although speechless, insensible. aud
reduced to the last stage Of debility. A
small quantity Of liquid was given him, af-
ter which he expired. BY his side was
found pocket book and pencil, with which
he had contrived TO keep daily Journal
Of his state and sufferings, and in which he
had persevered till the goth Of September.
He begins by giving an account Of him
self, and states that he was respectable
tradesman possessing good property, OF
which he had been deprived by misfor-
tune and viIIainy, and that he had come
TO the determination of starving himself to
death, not so much with the view Of com
hitting suicide, as because he was unable
to procure work that he had 10 vaiu Of
fered himself as soldier; and was too
proud TO apply to unfeeling relations. This
note is dated on the 10th, which day he
had employed in constructing little hut
Of bushes and leaves. Ga the nth, be
complains of suffering much from cold,
and, in his Journal fthe 18th, he mentions
having suffered from intolerable thirst, 10
appease which he had licked the dew from
the surrounding vegetables. On the Goth.
he found small piece Of coin, and with
great difficulty reached an inn. where he
purchased bottle of beer. The beer fail
ed, however, to quench his thirst and his
strength was so reduced, that he took three
hours to accomplish the distance, about
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
AGRICULTURAL.


IL may always be remarked, that no crop
VIII succeed Immediately adjoining wood
land. Many are under impressions that
inns failure Is caused by the heat OF the
sun Deins ~ some measure excluded by
me shade OF the timber-others are OF O
nihion maj u IS occasloned by the exhanss
tion OF the roots Oh the trees. The follow
Jog experiments have convinced me that
the latter Is alone the cause. A lew years
ago tnere stood 10 my garden several lux
uriant willow trees, adjacent to square
10 which cabbages were usually planted,
For several years observed that the cab
bages lor several steps from the trees, and
beyond the shade were much inferior to
the rest oil the square, though the soil was
equal,y wen manursf ] then dug a semi
c,.euiaf ul'ch near inc 'fees' so as 10 ca'
an uls m'i'oN ioo.s iuuu,ns in'o lne square
" oaooases1-alu Tue suec1eu'n I1op !,
aas s,a' nato - nuu was 'u.y equal, a"u
,ue. :es .a.ns: oue',Ua eo'es, .ne u'.oa'
1' W. ."e enaue 'nen l1pes',
80 w s cApe l'.. W ,a S.e'
ua.e : NC. "n,.n eA'enu I, alons 'ne ca0'
siuo :. pae.e a.. se.y 's', gu Gnu iare TN ~
ea aous 80 sn Ia s,I - soo ya.ue . ' nv
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. e. E. SANDERSON,
Tho doors south Of Riuers's City Tavern,
ELlZABETH-TowN, NJ.

Terms Of Pubtication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable half-yearly.
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Gents week
A liberal deduction will be made 10 mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
Oliver Pierce,
WATgG1aMZ,Ig!A!lAKl@Ro
THO doors east Of the Post-O6ise, in
Wnfer- street

THO doors east of the Post-O6iee, in
WGter-Strcet,
D ETURNS bis thanks for the en-
IA couragement he has received from
the public, and informs them, that, in adj
dition TO his GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, of which be keeps constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
SPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
GLASSES which he fits to old frames.
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH
ES, for sale as above.
All orders thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
Elisabeth Town, May !, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
AN ELEGANT EXTRACT.

AN ELEGANT EXTRACT.
From the Manchester Chronicle of the 18th Of
November, we copy the following elegant Elk.
tract of Speech, delivered at late meeting Of
the London Auxiliary Bible Society, by Mr..
Phillips, the celebrated Irish Barrister. In the
course ola luminous address, says the Chronicle,
Mr.. Phillips spoke as follews:--
81 despise as much as any man the
whine of bigotry will go as far as any
man for. rational liberty; but / will not
depose my God to defy the infidel, or tear
in pieces the charter of the state, and grope
for a constitution amongst the murkey pi-
seon-holes Of every creedless, lawless, to-
toxicated regicide. When saw the other
day, my lord, the chief Bacchanal* oftheir
orgies--the man with whom the Apostles
Referring to Carlisle. the bookseller, lately
tried for the publication Of Paines age OF Reason
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11

Common salt.) The Chinese farmers Gun
doubted economists in some respects, and
arrant bnnsiers in others) keep their dung
in vats or deep trenches well lined, in a
constantly liquid state, TO obtain which, if
they have not sufficient urine, they sub
stitute water. They steep the whole of
their seed corn in liquid ma are, 10 order
TO promote its iecundity, sometimes adding
to the steep nitrate of potash.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
PRINTING.

TTyHE subscribers, having lately fur
nished themselves with new sup
ply Of large and elegant
JOB LETTER.
Are enabled to perform the different
kinds OF Job Work, (more particularly
Handbills,) in better style than they
have heretofore been done 10 this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed. -
J. E. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. ID, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11
]. SAYRE,
Boot g Shoe-M0ker,

-<<OOU ~ N~SSO y -
UNIFORMS his customers that ne car
ries on the above business, at the
store opposite the Episcopal Church, Two
doors south of the State Bank 10 this town,
where every article 10 the above line Will
be furnished on accommodating terms.
Cash, OF Country Produce, such 81
fresh Hides, &c. taken in payment.
Eliz. Town, Oct IL, 1879.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-11

RICHMOND COAL.
JUST received, cargo Of Smiths,
81 COAL, which the subscriber VIII
sell Oh the most reasonable terms, for cash.
SMITH HALSEY.
Eliz. Town Point, June Is, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-25
Fresh Figs. Raisins. Prssss.
Nuts, &c. &c. &c.

Fresh Figs, Raisims, Prsaes.
Nuts, &c. &c. &c.
TINS DAY REcfsvfD,
Az drums Fresh Turkey Figs,
10 boxes DO Muscstel Raisins,
10 do do Bordeaux Prsness
East Currants-Dates- Walnats --J0s1as A.
Also
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles, (sii sisn)
20 chests and boxes Of
ss s:ss Tyson, TEAS,
s sono s.''' .ssss'S,, =. !I :..!,
600 lbs. Rhode Island and Coaneeticss Chssss,
2UO0 do. Java and West lsdis CoGss,
Boxes ChocoIats-bses Shells.
Bsgs P.mento,
Do. Pepper,
$40 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar,
7n do DO do Lump DO.
% bbls. SUper6nA FLOUR,
so bbs. do. fsnily do.
ALSO.
cognsc Brandy-Janaiss spiriss-EolIssd Gin
winea. oil kinds-Psime Cseass and Tobacco, with
gsaersl ssvorsmsae
Best Groceries,
at very Reduced Pnres by
VlNTON & COX,
JoIsIso CUMBERLAND sAxx,
Efahongs-Styesa, Psrfiea6.
March Z.
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SAerN's Safe.
ctuSsslAMA %.

ctuDssiANa %.
Token BY Execution and vin Be said Il PuIi1
AUCTION on -. ,ans ne Jssrteenih day Of Ar
gust nezt a. O'Clock a. N. at The Avcfios
Room Of Nsssrs. Stephen McLeIlso 4 Tim
oihy Fletcher. ErchasSe Street, Porlasd.
A LII the right 10 qs;sy Of nednpsiea vhieh
"A WILLIAM PAt ksR hes y and - The ~
lowing described uossssssd Heal HHats, vs -
A certain Lot Of LAND 10 sssd Pssslsnl, slassas
cd on the Yves erIy eide Of wi'mos assss, WlsA ~
TOO Story Dwelling hruse sn3 Oshw tu;'tino
thereon, BOUNDED, beginning at Ssaks ssaodise =
the westerly side Of SAID essees, and sis'y oo9
fset north westerly from the oesshsry corner 8
lot Of Land Enoch IIsiey cold Wiiiap Chad siek
thence soush esasriy adj,io,ng ssid arrest sisy
four feet 10 salt Chadwicks To-, thence scu'h 6f1
fous degrees weM asj,iniag 'aid Chadwck's 10
abe u, ninety feet to take thence north westerly
on parallel line with ssd street, sssy fses 70
Mske. thence sossh eassssy on = s'fsshs lios q
the bound first meaionei. Said de'cribed RseI
Ests,e 10 nortaged TO Jacob Quincy Rag. 70 occurs
The paymen, Of five huudrea dollars aud inssre",
ffou the twentieth of Auguu 1919, ~ appears y
COUa,y Record, 5ook IS, page no.
J. NJ GERRi n, Deputy Sherry
Portland, July io;h, 1880.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-25

UWET NURSE.-r0
4 YOUNG WOMAN with u breast fall of
n new milk, wishes 10 GO into a family u nssss
ch.la. PsrsIsns, July II, 1890.
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=
- good new Chaises and Harnesses
Atvo aory Houfs. ws!. Gnilhsd, large los d
Lad, 500 yell " :a'... es' nSsis, es sss.
ab0vs will b seA = . literal credit.
.4LSO,
800 Rssms Printing Pspss,
200 boxss Dsown Sop,
20 Chef. Y. Hytso ADD sss<hsss t.,
BAGS Cotton, hide Rum, CD Vine,
a qusns yo( EasiA sossd aod Aas 1as lrss,
A ia'ge isvosee Of % HOLLOW WARE
eoohis'ne Of Cauidrcss. xss,iss, Poss, Bahspsas
spidess sk'les. F'fs deg, baleas, Aes rs. aud
fsif'ss, &c. u the VIA .ufaesu-sr's price,.
Purchaser s's invited TO csll - AT1V GOD 4
QuiH,Y, Azure. Who pay pssnaiu.a for Port
sad q. B0ssou Bile
Gu. Ut sown Morsy sseha' 81 q eAis saas,
81 Is ri Rschaogs and Draft, hssgh, cold ssd eol-
:ec' Cd. Ne. I, Vsj,s Wess(.
Portland, Juy ll,h 1850. Vi.j
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ybfE he ,uhscribsrs, having been duly appoint
=" ed W The Hon. Judsh Dana, Judge Of Pro-
tsts for the County of Oafcrd, TO receive and er-
anne tie claims Of The creditors of the estate of
JOHN v ILLS.
ls,e ~ Paris 10 ssid county, yeomao deceased
re,r s.euted insovens do hereby give notice, thai
,ix months from the lsih day of June ,nsi
arc allowed to said edtort 10 bring IN aod prove
ihsir sifn. and ,hat we shat attend hat ,ervics
q, he .7onu-Hou.e 10 .aid p,ri', on he MIRO Fr,-
dav OF guy rer,- and the five succeeding m % hs
fr5.n fsas 10 5o'ciock y. NJ.
13OM CLARK.
shMu sWSOA. J
- Fnna 81 $40.
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THE .se'eriher' having bssn appointed BY The
Hon. Judah Dsra fsq JudGe Of Probate Of
willie, be for the cosn'y Of Oafosd TO receive and
esamiae the clsims Of cred orr 10 .he estate Of
EZRA STEPHENS,
lac Of Bucb6e in ssid county, Trader deceased,
repre- en'ed ,nso vess. hereby give notice that els
mon h. are allowed 10 ss,d ersditors 20 bsius 10
and prove their elaine sed :ha, We shall q .epJ
tia, service a. 'he efiee - sswue Brown, P,a.
10 said Buth6eld. 90 the las Monday 10 July neg,
and on The ias Moodays az each Of the 6ve fol.
lowing mor'hs from Que IT, ur O'Clock 7. N.
JOHN LORlN0.
L.M'N SWALLOW, Cexs'ss.
RuEL ~AsHBURN,
Busk6eld, JuGe go, 1890. 6v.
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THE CELEBRATED
BALM OF QUITO.
ist Msd'ei'ss saequalIsd BY any IN The sorN
10, The essv + Cetghs, Colds, .asthma,,
Conswmpkions, &c.


Jos Tie sssv 4 Cesghs. Colds. .aahma.,
Conssmpsioms, &c.
Since lhis excellent Medicine wss srst die.
covered vpw ards Of three hundred thoussnd
essons have experieRcsd iAs hsppy sed eslussry
ef1rcis, many Il whom bed besa b Askmsfie
end Coesunpsive complaiass redoesd 70 ~
brink Of the grave /; tAeie eenaeisuliees were
quite smscialed. sel hsd esee ef sl1 heoes q -
Cd Is speei6es for those eomplainss sh0 81
msds ssssy spplieasisa 20 the tieslay sAss sssl6
Be etesined- :,
comnos es,ds v&ish srs gsassslly sssesisi-
ed b. obssruetsd pesepisafiae, Oin - eDua1 q
yield 70 iss iaeusnee n very shsst lice.
In eonmon coughs. which sse u geaoso)dho
effect Of cold. il gives innedials sslief NgDovs
iag those ,snoblesens irsisasieaes - sAaG1Uo
called. sieklings in the thross. Which eel y
constant s'imssus 70 coughing sid in Que51ag
those convulsive exeitements and esusia3 ~
sfl,cssd to breathe and speak freely. 4 indnset
rest, and sleep ia an tmineue degree -
strengthens the constitution. which ensbleeis =
r. pei On enemy whose stacks are frequesely
f.l.ewsd BY ne most fasal consequences.
Persons ed with Pulmonary complaints
OF disosders ofths breast and lunes. (ssea il
the most advanced reriod Of 'ife) will end No.
msdisss relief.
IN AsSumottc OF G. mSumpsNo oueeu0oos Ves
90 or chsonic) Hoarsenesss Casseshss Vince -
tes. and shsCness Of bresshs il viii give imme-
date ease.
Cokgesled Phlsgm. Aesimssy in The 6uids and
obstruction in she gisnds, are vish ssss and
safety discharged By gestie sxpseass s'ion.
Il 10 also much sdmised ID sesensss Of sh4
breast and stomach, giving psesesl eass Ia thsss
cases.
wThose rho sisk to pssokoss ether q IL
obope Incidents to ell age's viH b ssep'isd
al q very liberal disessss,
Porlsnd, Feb. -. (eop1y. An. III.