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nifty to throw succours into Missolon.
CHI.
900 heads of Greeks have been
struck upon the gates Of the SeragIio
at Constantinop:e, the bloody trophies
ofthe Turkish triumph at Anato!ico,
&c. Among them we're the heads Of
so priest. and 600 women besides q
few children. The Turks uttered
cries ofjoy on beholding them. The
Sultan, who ordered the ,hroats Of
$4,000 Christians to be cut at Chios,
has directed that no quarter shall be
given in the event of the capture Of
Missolonshi. He says there are H.
600 souls shut up there. and the royal
butcher is in need Of as many heads
for the decoration Of his palace.
The Duke Of Wellington arrived at
Berlin on the 18th, from Sf. Peters
burg, on his return to England.
News, of peace in India, had not
reached England.
The King ef Ensland's Birth day
wa. celebrated on the Gath, on which
occasion Mr.. Secretary Canning en-
tertained the whole Of the diplomatic
corps with dinrer. The American
Secretary Of Legation was present
The Courier Of the 25tIi, says that Mr..
Rafus King, Minister Of the United
States, was prevented from attending
by i'll HEALTH"
The Emperor Of Russia has onlered
the regiment of Smolensko, formed by
Peter the arst to be called in fature
the Regiment Of Wellington, as a tes-
timony Of esteem for his Grace the
Duke Of Wellington.
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NNHE subscriber hayiss been appointed by
n JOSEPH SMITH. Jr. ESQ. one of the Com
n'issioners Of tho Court foy the re-
lief Of Insolvent Debtors, Assignee
{. the estate orPARD0N HANDY,
OF Bristol. in the county Of Bristol,
trader, hereby notifies the creditors
Of the said Handy. that six iihontha
from date, has been allowed for pre-,
senting all demands against said In
solvents estate, after which time
they viii! be prccluded by law.
SAMUEL CoGG'EshALi, .assignee.
Bristol, June 5. mol sw-
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Commissioners Notice.


HNIiE subscribers having been appointed BY
~ the Honorable Court OF Probate for
the town Of Warren, Commission
ers 10 receive, examine, and allow
the claims against tho Estate Of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late Of said Warren, deceased, repre-
sented ihsolvent--givc notice that
said Court have allowed six months
from the 5th inst. for the creditors Of
said estate, 10 exhibit their claims,
and that they will attend at their re-.
spective dwelling houses, to receive
and examine the claims against said
estate.
EsENEzEn LurHER,1
ELISHA G. SMITH. Comr's.
. JONATHAN SMITa, }
juno 10.
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idencs, to sail in 4days. Spoke 27.h ult. Ia
81 az. lon, 70, ship Franklin, Nye, Of Phila
dslphis, 81 days e New-orleans, Tor Liver
pool. s+s, =
Port Of. Providence. June s.
| !. Arr brig Beaver. Work, @ de from vii
mington. Left schr. Hope, Bowen, Of War.
rem. for Providence, in 4days.
sIoop New York, Willard, fr New-York.
slcop Hsrmouy, Rhodes, ds from Balti.
Ath arr schr Washington Packet. Shove. q
! Alexandria.
slcop westport, Corey, 10 day. from Rich.
| mond. .
y CID brig Union, Thurber. Charleston
brig Mary Eliza, Tompkin,, Tor Norfolk.
9Th, arr schr Elizabeth, Cook, from Savan-
nah.
7,h,arr ship Rising States, Pesrcs, from
Savannah.
schr Adsline. shiverick. 10 day. from do.
sloop Support, Briggs. from do.
Port Of Boston. ,Jnne 4.
|. Arr brig Monument Church, 81 days fro n
Palermo, and 46' fr Gibraltar
5th, arr brigs Calais Packet, Hinckley, 10
days from Bassatererre, Gsud Ida, Hailet,
Baltimore, 8.
schr. Exchange, Given. Mstau.as, IL.
9th, arr schr Albion, Frost, from Alaxan-
dria.
CID scht Bet.ey & Eliza. Baxter. Provi-
Port Of Ne,c- York, June 4.
Arr brig Pomona, Boginan, Of Providence,
fr Nassau, N. p and 10 days fr Eluthera.
Brig Hiram, Denise, Of Providence. from
MatsnSas, 10. Left Gath ult. brig Francis,
Gladding, just arr from Bristol.
5th arr ships Leeds, Stoddard, Liverpool,
April 29th; 0thsils, Allen. Charleston. ~
hours,
Brigs Conveyance, Bickner, Bremen, AZ;
Nassau. Tier, Antigua, II. a.
Brig Empress, Clough, Turks Island, 13.-
Schr. Colombus. Carpenter, II ds from Prov
ideuce, for Honduras, passed through the pas
sage 10th.
schr Liberty, Psreira. Havana via Matan-
Gas, 8.
.Sloop Ann, Child. from Pro, idence.
CID ships Corinthian, Davis, Liverpool |;
Jane Blossom, Post, Havrr.
9th, arr brig North Carolina. Hallett, from
Wilmington, 4. Left brig President Man
ming, Grafton, for New-York, soon; schr.
Hope, Bowen, for Warren, 2 days.
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STATE or RHopE.lsIANn :.

STATE OF RhODE-IsLAND. &c.
BArsroL. sc.-Cisrk's office, Of MI
Court for tho reiief Of Issotuent debt
ors, June Q, A. ID. 1896.
NOTlCE is hereby given tn the
IN creditors Of PARDON HAM
DY, Of Bristol, in the County Of
Bristol. trader, that he has fled ID
said Office, his petition TO said Court,
for the benefit OF the InsoIvent Act
of said State and that said Court
will be holden at Bristol, on the
third Monday Of July next, 1926,
for the trial thereof Witness,
SAMUEL COGGEsHALL. Clerk.
Bristol, June 6. GiO] Sw.
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Administrators, Notice,

TINHE subscriber having been ap-
a painted BY the nonourable Court
oi Probate. of the town of Warren.
county Of Bristol, Administrators will,
the Will annexed. on the estate Of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late Of Warren, deceased /; and hav-
ing accepted Of said trust. hereby re-
quests all persons who are indebted
to the estate Of said deceased, to
make payment without delay.
MILLER BARNEY, Admir-.
1cith the Wik annered.
June 10.
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Boards, Clapboards,
Shingles, Tar, &c,
WILLIAM COLLINS

Has on hand and intends 10 keep con
strntiy for sale,
GFASONFD Pine Boards.
y Low priced ditto. large supply
Pine Timber. 6 to 8 inches.
Hemlock Joist. Sawed Laths.
North Carolina Cedar Shingles.
Eastern Cedar ditto.
North River Pine ditto.
Tar. Turpentipe.. Rosin,
ALSO,
CUT NAILS, of all sizes
June 10.
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and several Of more conpO und kind
which are thrown forth from patrefy
ing animal and vegetable subst apces
especially from the cemeteries Of tn.
dead. The most common Of thes.
gssesis the 'carbonic acid, which j.
chiefly fouidin the guise ola torpify.
Ing vapOur in close rooms where char
coal has been burned at the bottom
of fermeuting beer watts. or wells
which have been covered or not used
in many natural caverns. &c. Ii
weight prevents it from escaping
really. even when there is an access
ion'of atmos pheric air and its wan,
ofsmeli, when pure. prevents it from
being detected, otherwise than by its
effects. As It will not support fame
the common and easiest test where j,
is suspectedto exist, IS that of light
ed candle which will be extinguished
Immediately il the gas be present. in
sufficient quantity to be injurious 10
respiration. ,Nitrogene and Hydro
gene, when pure. have probably as lit.
tie smell as carbonic acid gas; but
they generally are combined with 9th.
er gases, sulphur, carbOne., or phospho.
rus. In some of these gases candle
will burn freely. The fumes Of char.
coal are generally inhaled in deluted
form. but they are still highly dilete'
rious and produce asphyxia more 'or
lsss..complete. The patient, if any
degree Of sehsibi!.ty remain, should in
this variety be freely exposed to the
open air, instead Of a heated atinos-
lphere as in the preceding: aad. il
he can swallow, acidulated liquids
should be given him. III insensible
cold water should be dashed on his
face, strong vinegar be rubbed about
his nostrils and held upder him.
1ne lungs should be inflated with
the warm breath Of a healthy man, or
which is better with oxygene gas.
: A proper use Of voltaic electricity
is also in many instances found highIy y
serviceable as nervous stimulant.-
Tie sprinkling Of cold water upon the
body seems to be useful on two nc.
counts; first, from having n tenden'
CIV to rouse the vessels on t,s sur
face to contract; and next as affol,I
ing an opportunity for disensagc-
ment Of oxygene n.
(To be Continued)
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Aartn. fntsl!!p,Mre.
PORT OF WARREN.
AhRIvED SINCE OUR LAST.

f Al, ARRIVED StNCE OON LAots
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Providence. ,
Sloop Sarah,, lnsraham, from Providence
Sloop Hannah & Nancy, Turner, from
Newport.
,Wednesdcy, June 7-.rr sloop First At.
tsmpt, Halle, days from Newbern, N. &,
with shingles, tar, &c. to VIM. Collins. d,
9huysddy, Carr schr Comet, Carr, frorr
St. Pierres, Mart, via New-York, in ballast
10 VIM. Carr. .5,..
schi. Hope, Bowen, 6 days from Wilning
ton, N. c. with cotton, feathers, tar and lum
Der, to Joseph Smith, Jr. Of this town, ant
Dyer Il Manton, S. & A. b. Arnold, J. +
Lippitt, Of Providence. Left 2d inst. schr
Martha, for New York, in 2 days; brig Inde-
pendence, Spooner, Of Providence, for Surf
nam, in 10 days schr Jane Wilcox, for West
Iudies, in 4 ds. Lat. 50 80, Ion. 10 10, saw a
large IA, supposed to bs the U. S.shp North
Carolina, bound in.
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MENORAN DA.

~ @ MEMORANDA. 90.
The ship William, Carr, Of this port, has
arrived at Matanzas,
Arr at Philadelphia. goth, schr. First At
tempt, Nickerson, fr Bristol. 4.
Arr at New-York, 30th, ship Beaver, De
Payster. Canton, ll8. Left ship Ann &
Hope, for Europe brig Nereus, for South
America, hoth Of Providence.
Arr 3lst, schr. Comet, Carr, Of this port, fr
St. Pierres, Mart,
June LIST, cleared, brig Clarissa, Watson,
New Orleans.
Spoken, 28th ult. ship Eliza e. Abby, from
Providence, for Savannah.
Arr at Savannah, 23d ult. brig Olive
Branch, Gladdiug, of Bristol, from Martin
iaue Ann Celia, fr Providence. ,
CID at New-Orleaus, May 9th, schr. Ma
~ Ann, Burr, of This port, tor Charleston.
Sailed from the Balize, the 10th alt. brig
Charles Joseph, Bishop, Of Providence.
The floating light vessel, anchored of Key
Lrrgo, about miles within the Reef was Int
up on the 18th Of April. She shows two
lights, one about so feet high, and the other
4G-and in hazy weather a bell will strike
frequently to warn vessels of.
The cutter Marion, Dosne. carried into
Key West, on the 18th ult, the Colombian
brig Eagle, andtwo of her prizes which were
in CO. suspected with an intentioh TO sniussle
their csrgoes on shore,
The brig Emma Matilda, of Philadelphia,
sprung alsak in the harbour, and would haye.
gone down but Tor the timely assistance ol
the American vessels. ..a
| Intelligence has been received OF the brig
Pomona, Capt. Bogmau, Of and from Prov'-
dence, for Matansas, which had not been
heard from for about 10 days. and for .ae
safety of whose passengers and crew, spPre-
Iheesious were felt. We learn she struck on
one Of the Keys, and those on board having
been taken of by the wreckers who came 70
tbeit assistance, were carried into Nassau n
Providence, where she was undergoing re-
pairs, and would soon be able TO- proceed on
her voyage to Matanzas. The property was
nearly covered by insurance.
| Arr at Newport, on the 9Th, ship Tea fisnt
Boyd, Vt Nsw-York, is ds fr Havana. for
Gibraltar. Left ship George Champlin, Of
Newport. unc; brigs Perseverance,, Of DO
disch Ann Caddsou, Of do. loading iOr Eu'
rope. ;jf
Arr at Charleston, 1st inst. schr Mary Ann
Burr. of this port, from New-Orlean'.
BRISTOL, jude Carr brig NEPTUNE rit-
nau, Is days from Havana, with sugar Ane
coffee, to James D'woIG Left brigs George
Porter Gov. Hopkins, Lincols; zephyr
] barton, Of wsrrsp aud Asa, cady' % Pr'v'
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Hollow Iron Ware.
N. M. 81. r. WHEATON,

HUAviNG of late made such addit-
H ions, direct from the first Man.
ufactory's to iieir stock OF HOLLOW
IRON WARE as now renders their.
assortment very large, comprising al,
most every article generally called
tor, which is for sale, aud will be Of
fered at the tossest rates.
June 10.
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DH@ADol0EIS An.
CASSIMERES

At the most tempting priccs!! +
N. N. & j.. r. WHEATON
uUAVE now on hand recently pur.
H chased ut the ertreme to,o chaS-
ges, a very extensive stock Of
Broadclothes and Gas.
simeres,
which they pledge themselves to sell
as cheap as can be bought in the
State. They most respectfully So
licit purchasers to call aud examine
their Goods, that they may be con-
vinced Of the reality Of the above,
June 10.
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daarrtcU.

In Newport, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr., Eddy. MIR. Michael Eddy, Jr.
to Miss Sarah P. Sherman, daughter Of the
late Pardon Sherman, all Of that town.
In Princeton, Mr.. Benjamin Roper, aged
rs, to Mrs. Anna Parmenter, aged rs years.
In Philadelphia, Mr.. William Eckert, aged
IS, to Miss Elizabeth Liassubiglen, aged II.
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More Cheap Goods /! |!
Juno 10.

1NIolO OllCdfI OOottS
JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE,
II LEGANT Drab Drillings, for
IA GentIemen's Costces and pam
falcons.
Drab and Mixed Cassinets. for dc.
Real good lnaigo Blue Satinets, at
As. yard.
Figured and Plain Swiss Mnslins.
Crossbared and figured Jackonet j do.
White Millenets.
Black Silk Gloves. som 90 cents to
rs cents per pair.
Black Worsted Hose.
Domestick Ginghams, at cd yard.
$50 Ramal Cotton Hdkfs. So yard
square. at 8 cents piece,
500 yds. Pink, Purple, and blue. cal
icocs, at IL cents yd.
Apply to
N. M. & j., r. WHEATON.
June 3,
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Tyanreeedenfed Despatch.-Ycsterdsy John
Rrowp. was discharged from the House OF
Correction, where he had been sentenced
sonetime before by the Police Court. On
his sg,.is he pilfered a shirt from a. clothes
line. was detected, carried before the court
fosnd guilty and sentenced again to the house
Of correction for six months. The whole pc
Rod from the time when he was let out till
The kew was turned upon him second time
was fue,tty nsinutes. Bost. Courier.
n. s. CIRCUIT COURT.-The U. s,
Circuit Court, wiKcommencs In Newport on
Thursday next.
chem Trdselling. The proprietors Of the
Union convey passengers by steam poats anu
,.,.g.,. bstween NewzYerk aud Philadelphia
.t the cheap rate Of S2. A few years ago the
fare from New-York to Washington city wa!
:Ha4-now, by the steam boats and stages it II
only
The Hon. James Lloyd Of Massachusetts
whose term does not expire, until 1879, ha'
resirned his seat in the Senate Of the U. States
"a c0nseouence sf i'll health. Mr., Mills
term expires in 1927, and there will therefore
be two Senators to be chosen from Massacho
sets.
Samuel A. Grape, Esq. Of Provi-
dence, and William g. Bowen, Esq
bfEast Greenwich, are apM'intet
by Major General Carpeater, to b
his Aids.dc. Camp. .Rn
l.sHFs --N.s-
We. learn by the Washington pa
pers that the Hon. Dutcc j. Pcarce
Is invited by the Secretary of Wa'
to form one Of the board Of visitors
to attend the examination OF ths
Cadets, at West Point.
Lieut.. Col. J. G, 1'otten, OF tue U
s. Army, is also among tho gentle
inen designated for visitors on tha
occasion,
The Caterpillar and Capker
worm, are making great degreds
tons this season among fruit trees
The following method uf preventin!
their deprcdations is from the las
number of SilIiman's Jodraal,--'
Bore hole into the trunk Of tn
tree, into the heart. ill the hole witt
sulphur, and place in II we'll ftte
plug. A tree Of from a to s inche
IL diameter, requires hole large G
nough to admit the little finger, an
IN tlIe same proportion for othc
trees. This will usually drive tn
insects away in the course Of a
hours, but uniformly succeeds per
hsps so~ethipg after . longer time
An instsDcc Is mentioned Of = larg
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1Stf0.

Ia Providence, OH Tuesday last, Mr.. Thorn
As J. Earle, in the 25th, year Of his age.
In Pawtucset, on the lst inst. Col. Elipha-
let Slack, in the S3j year Of her age.
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IA
tested with worms and catipillars,
that passers by were obliged to make
q circuit td, avoid i, II became such
= nuisance, that they were on tho
point Of cutting il dawn, when the
duplication Of this expedient in 4s
hours entirely cleared it of the in
sccts. Quicksilyer also will have
Same effect. and the aperture made
in the tree, need b. no. longer than
the barrel Of a quill; Both of these
remedies have long been known but
are not generally used"
Mr.. Cooper the Novelist. embark
cd for London from New York, or
the Isl inst, Mr.. @. has been ap-
pointed Consul at Lyons, France.
and will remain in Europe three or
four gears.
Capt. Partridge and the members
of his institution, have accepted the
invitation to join the Ncw-York city
authorities in celebrating the fiftieth
anniversary Of our independence.
The Democratic Press states that
Edward Thompson, the man whssc
name has been lately 80 c0nsPicu-
Gus for bis frauds on government
and individuals in the sales and re-
uioval OF Teas is now in Arch street
Prison. A sad reverse Of fortune,
after rolling in the Iuxuries Of his
own splendid establishment Bost.
Courier.
! The New Orleans papers describe
a female mendicant of IL, who has
recently appeared in the vicinity of
that city from Indiana, as the most
defGrmcd creature ever seen she
has an intelligent and pretty face,
but no arms; ono leg. which is a
foot shorter than the other, is joint
less from the hip down she uses
her foot to sew. to cut with scissors
or Knife, can feed herself and per-
form most Of the duties required Of
the hands.
Among the many freaks perform
ed by Mr.. Randolph. or his way
down the Delaware, the Democr attic
Press gives the following: The
captain '' had given express orders
that no dog should be admitted on
board. This order was' disobeyed.
A woman iu the steernge. contriv-
Cd to get her dog on board. and Or
tlers were promptly given by the
captain that the dog should be sent
ashore in tie pilot boat. Now was
the time for the chivaIric interfer.
ence Of the Senator. He went into
the steerage, found tie owner Of the
dog, bought "the pretty creature
for Eve dollars, and brought 1t on
deck in his arms. 1t was in vain he
was asked 10 give it up to be put a
shore in tile pilot hoat, and therefore
orders were given that ii tile dogwas
not promptly given up to be sent a.
shore. he should be seized by yio-
lencc aud thrown overheard. Mr..
! Randolph now thought proper to
sus,hit-he gave Up "the pretty
creature''-it was put on board the
plot boat and peace was restored" /"
! Fire.--The barn Of Mr.. Case, in
New Bedford, was struck with light
ing on the morning of the 2Sth ult.
which, with yoke Of oxen, a COW, q
horse, and about three tons Of hay,
was Immediately CONSUMED. In the
afternoon or tho same day, lightning
struck in Dartmouth, ID five differ
| ent places. The store Of Capt. La
ban Thatcher was struck, and q
quantity Of crockery ware broken /;
and a ship OH the stocks was some
What injured. a1s
! In New-York $4,000 have been col
Iected in lst and $1,000 in the 5th
j Wards for the relief of Mr.. Jefferson
f Hl| -
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JOB Printing execSted at this Office
with despatch.
June 10,
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In New-York $4,000 have been col
Iected in lst and $1,000 in the 5th
Wards for the relief oi Mr.. Jefferson
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Cheap Travelling. proprletor' OF tnt
s,sgs.. bstween NewzYerk aud Philadelphia
ut the cheap rate Of S2 a lew years ago Me
fare from New-Yorkto washington Guy wa
H94-now. by the steam boats and stages it ii
only 9.
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70. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.-The y. $,
Circuit Court, wikcommence IN Newport on
Thursday next.
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The Hon. James. Lloyd Of Massachusetts
whose term does not expire, until i9zS, ma
resigned his seat in the Senate OF the " O,s.es
in consequence VI i'll health. Mr, MINIS
term expires in 1897. and there w'ii tnerelor
be two Senators to be chosen from Massacno
sets.
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Samuel A.. Grape, Esq. 81 Provi-
tlence, and William G. Bowen, Esq.
Uf East Greenwich, are app'inted
by Major General Carpeater, to be
his Aids de- Camp. .Rn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
Education.

Nj r. CADEN most respectfully informs the citizens
w of Alexandria and the public generally that the
duties of his Academy were resumed on Wednesday
the 9th inst AS it is his intention to take into his Ia
miy few going Gentlemen borders, he solcits the
patronage of these Parents and Guardians who de-
sirous of giving the children under their charge com
Plete education. They may rest assured that the
strctes attention will be paid the morals of such
may be committed to his care. From the competency
and interchangeable industry of the teachers, he believes
few institutions afford better opportunity of acqur-
ing perfect knowledge of the Cssias, Mathematics,
and the various branches of an English education.
TERMS FOR BoARDING:
For Boarding and Tuition, comprising the several
branches of an English education and book-keep-
ing $50 per quarter
For Classics and Mathematics, S extra do
Payments of Boaders to bemade quarterly in advance
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS:
For Classics and Mathematics, &C. $40 per quarter.
For English and bookkeeping, 8 do
For English, 5 do.
Stationary furnished at the store prices.
The Academy is situated in the most healthy part of
Alexandra aug Ism
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T5the Editors of the Saturday Erening Post

! To the Editors OF me DatUouY IVt'HHS oot.
DR. Gibson Professor Of Surgery in the University OF
Pennsylvania in his Lecture of Monday last, spoken
high terms of Swam's Panacea. He remarked that he
had found it decdly benecaln chronic cases ofsyphi
lis. &c. and that he had known patients who had Ia
bored under this disease for length of time, and tried
almost every remedy commonly employed FORTS cure
with very little if any effect but who, after using the
Panacea recovered quickly and entirely. He related
several instances rapid and extraordinary restoration
TO robust health from state of the most miserable
weakness and infection, wherein repeated salvations
had produced only the mschefncldent to the use of
mercury. He spoke likewise of Mr.. Swain, personal
w. acknowledging the generosity winch he had shown
n tb ];strbution of his medicine to the poor, and in
fine sunnort even ofwhole families until cure eff
fected The Professor mentioned that he had been
censured by Surgeons and Physicians for recommends
ng the panacea of Swam but that he thoughtit duty
which he owed to suffering humanity not to withhold
the expression of his opinion and experience offs eff
/ cacous character hoIUDENI.
NJ B. We think it our duty to say, that we are sur
nr;sed TO find that number of spurious mixtures have
been ot up lately in imitation of this most valuable re-
mev and that several strangers have been injured by
the mistake We would advise all persons who are in
want Of such aremedyto apply where the genuine is
| known to be had. MEDICUS.
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