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.MANrFACTURERS, HOTEL.

ia . q tLot In
VGNHE subscribers beg leave TO inform their
q friends and the public that thcy havg
formed a conncxion in business as innholders
under tie firm and style of
J.. TlNGLEY & CO.
And have taken possession ofthat we'll known,
central. commod oos, house with its appurte.
nances, on the east side Of Market Square.
lately occupied by Mr.. J. Wilder, and called.
The MANUFACTURERS HOTEL, where
they are now ready TO receive and accommo-
dite all who may incline IN bocome their
guests, assuring them that the mos. faithful
aud assiduous attention shall be devoted TO
their comfort, wants and wishes.
The pleasant and convenient situation Of
tho house, and its extensive accommodations
are too well known TO require a particular ncs
count. II has just undergone a thorough re.
pair, with various interior Improvements; a
new shed has boon crested, and a large stable
put in complete aud excellent order. And ~
tho proprietors are determined not TO be OUT
done in attention to tho convenience, fare and
enjoymenis Of their guests, they are gncourags
ed to hope that they shall be sustained in theis
cndeavors by a proporiionatc share Of public
patronage. ELISHA TINGLEY,
ESEK SPENCER.
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NEWPORT, Dec. Arr ship Boy, Green, A.

NEWPORT, Dec. Arr ship Boy, Green, A
ds fir Gottenburg.
Cid ship Tea Plant, Boyd, Havana.
BATH, Dec. l.-Sailed, brigs Avs, Miller, Mo
bile; William, Fisher, Martinique; Gov. King, Lee
mont, do; Jasper, Pattcn, st Thomas.
PORTLAND, Dec. Arr brig Gov. Carver
Jordon, 80 DIS fr Cape Haytien.
9th, arr briggs Levant, Choate, fr Matanzas; Sarah,
Barnes, Point Petre, Quad; Turner, Jordan, Ha-
vana.
Cid ship Union, Thomas, N Orleans; brig Cordc-
liza, Angel, Havana; Henry, Jones, Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 4.-Cld Laconia, Dan.
lies, N Orleans; Ann Maria, Wiley, do.
WISCASSET, Dec. 3.-Sailed, William, Boyd,
New Orleans.
GLOUCESTER, Dec. I0.-Arr ship Mary Ann
Whittemorc, 10 ts fr Malaga. 18th ut lat AZ, long
81 IL, fell in with the wreck Of ship Fortitudo, oil
Scarboro' (Eng.) fr London, for st John, N B-was
on her beam ends, partly filled with water, and mizcn
mast gone by the deck; no person on board; she was
in ballast trim, and appeared to have been abandoned
but a few DAYS.
fr Matanzas; Fidcs, Bangs, Alicant; Boston, Tink-
ham, Stockholm.
Cid briggs Ariel, Bracket, st Thomas and a mar
ket; Mary, Mayo, Savannah.
9Th, arr briggs Adriatic, Fl Triestc;7C orpo, al Trim,
Stanwood, Smyrna; Smyrna, s~Prasue, do; ship
Edward, Stevens, London.
Cid briggs Algerine, Lewis, Baltimore; Enterprise,
Fales, Thomaston; Socrates, Knowles, Charleston;
schr Despatch, Trlpp, Providence.
9th, arr schr Wave, Polleys, fr Portland.
10th, no arrivals. Cid schrs Harmony, Burdick,
N Orleans; Banner, Haynes, Frenchman's Bay.
NETWORK, Dec. Arr U S ship Hornet,
Claxton, fr Tampico; Atlantic, Fosdlck Belfast; Ste.
phanla, Pell, Havre; briggs burlington, Rowland,
London; Eliza, Hynd, Dundee; Iris, Lcth; Porto
Cabello.
7th, arr ships Statira, Wood, ir Savannah; Othel-
TO-, Thorp, Charleston; briggs Burdett Morgan, Ia
vana; Hesper, Lane, do: scirs Rising Sun, Delano,
Martinique; Ocean, Taylor, Fredericksburg,
Cid brig Clyde, Siackpole, Mobile; schrs VIM. and
Thomas, Hyler, Cuba; Francis, Crowell, Mobile.
9Th, arr ship Josephine, Coles, Gr Belfast; schrs
Eliza, Casey, Newbern; sloop Eliza Ann, Monroe,
Providence.
CID schrs Triumph, Conklin, Newbcrn; Warrior,
Scudder, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Arr ship. William
Penn, Gullager, fr Liverpool; Florian, Harrison,
Charleston; brig Franklin, Kay, N Orleans.
Cid briggs Delight, Baker, Marseillcs; Lewis, st
Croix.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Arr schr Orien, Ross,
FIR St Thomas.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2S.-Arr schr H,tna,
Hatch, 8 DIS fr Providence.
Schr Mary, Jones, fr Alexandria in distress bound
to Providence, leaky, and pumps choaked.
Dec. LIST, cid ship South Boston, Liverpool.
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CLEARED.

Ship Asia, Cooke, Gibraltar and East Indics-by
Brown u Ives.
Ship Envoy, Wheaton, Savannah-by Wheaton
g. Kelly.
Brig Rising States. Green, Omoa-by Richard :
son & Whitaker.
Brig Sampson, Purkis, Havana-by VIM. Rich
mond, I'd & Co.
Schr Ann Rosina; ChaAce, Cuba-by Carpenter
& Hodges.
Ship Rising States, Carpenter, Savannah-by
Humphrey & Everett.
Ives.
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LOST.

q N Olncyvillc, or on the no d from Olney-
II vile to Mill Bridge, a wallet, containing
forty-two dollars in money, Of the Roger Will
liams Bank, a note Of hand, against Edward
Hudson, Of Johnston, dated in January last,
and part of a ticket in the Grand State Lotto
ry. Whoever has found it, and will return it
TO the subscriber shall have a reward Of five
dollars. BRUrUS ALDRICH.
Dec IL.
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REMOVAL.

HAMES II. READ has removed from No.
% 7, Market-square, to the fire proof store,
No. 81, Cheapsidc, next south of Mr.. George
w. Gladding, recently occupied by Mr.. J. N.
Greene, where will be kept a large assortment
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings and tailors'
trimmings. If nov %.
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ALSO,

3 pieces brown and olive Cloths, Woaded
colours, much superior TO common dyes for du-
rability Of colour. with many other articles in
their line, all Of which will be sold at low pri-
COS al No. ID M~arket-square.
dec5
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-12

THIS DAY.
10000 Dollars Highest Prize.
HRAND Consolidated Lottery, draw in
VH Washington city This Day.
Tickets So, and parts in proportion.
10000 Dollars Highest Prize.
Delaware and North Carolina Consolidated
Lottery draws in Wilmington, oil Saturday,
December %.
Tickets 5 dollars, and parts in proportion.
5000 Dollars Highest Prize.
Washington Lodge Lottery, draws in this
town, on Saturday, January 5th, 1928.
Tickets 4 dollars, and parts in proportion,
for sale by HUTCHENS & CORY.
Dec IL
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STEPHEN f. MILLS & Co

<t%E%ssfA, STEPHEN +. MILLS & Co.
$saSsssqt5sM Qato Prime & Mills,) have for
Ea@VrF5E sale at their old American Nursery,
Flushing Landing. near New-York.
a large assortment of the most approved
American and European sorts of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and OUNCE Trees, &c. The selections
of the varieties and additions are of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with a
general assortment of Forest Trees and Flow
cring Shrubs &c; Peach Trees-a large
assortment of Peach Trees, of vigorous
g~rowths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, arc either
grated or inoculatcd, and are propagated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
come most celebrated. The prices of the
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, II. l. (where catalogues may be
had) will be particularly attended to.
HENRY G. CARPENTER, Agent.
October IL If
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Sailed fr Warren, on Monday, ship William, Al
len, for Cuba and Europe.
In Hampton Roads, LIST inst a ship, belonging to
this port, pound to Alexandria.
The schr -, Stevens. for this port, sailed from
Port at. Prince, Oct 10Th. tProbcrly the Expert
mcnt, Steib.1
Arr at Alexandra, LIST inst schooner Washington
Packet, Shove, fr Newport.
Sailed h Gibraltar 9th Oct ship Roger Williams,
Mosher, o fBristol, for Ha. ana.
At New Dicppe, about 18th Oct ship WA BAKER,
Tillinghast, of thi, port, dischg.
Az Ma,anzas, 10Th ult briggs New England, Dem
ing, ofthis port, discl &; Wa Henry, Cole, Of War
rem, do.
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NOTICE.

~ In consequence Of some transformation
having been expressed, as respects the place
where, and time when, the Young Mems Co.
tiiiion Party is to be holden the Managers
hereby give notice, to those composing said
party, that their Balls will be holden at Frank
lin Hall, commencing This Evening, Dec.
18th, and to be continued each fortnight, on
the same evenings, until their completion.
Dancing to commence at half past Z o'clock.
Carriages will be in attendance after 5 O'Clock.
Pnnctual and general attcndances are request
cd. Dec IL.
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VESSELS

81 inst off Iogg Island, schr Adelinc. from this
PIT, for B%iltimore.
10Th ult la, 80 4S, long IS 35, brig Jaw Columbia,
Collins, 3 ds I'm Warren, for Havana.
2Sth ut lat 81 8. long ~, brig Blossom, Ward
well, 3 DIS fin Warren, for n Orleans.
10Th ult lat 36 81, long 10, brig Ariel, Coffin, o
Warren, I'm Boston, for Havana.
l7th ull barque Philelus, Morrill,, hence, for New
Orleans.
10Th ult lat 35 80. long 72, brig Sophia, of Warren,
X. I: fr Guadaioupe. eve believe there Is no such
vessel belongs to Warren }
22d ult lat 30 q, long ~, brig Promethcus, Bur.
rougs, 46 ds fr st Domingo, for Alexandria, out Of
provisions, with loss Of sails, sc. and five hands unfit
for duty.
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ssM CADET ss99MsN
ssasssk mart,ae UtSt. S2Sss

Full Sca-This day, 2h. 5Sm.-Thursday, 3h.
26 m-Friday, Al. Ism.
NJ 5ubiractng ~ minutes gives the time Of high water al Newport
ding 3hours aud ) miauies, give, the time OF high water AT Bouoa
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TARTAN PLAIDS AND CAMBLETS.
UST received by BUTTS & LOCK
WOOD a few peiccs Of Tartan Plaid'
and blue Camblcts.
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BRADFORD,

ONLY One Dollar for a Whole Ticket.
HRAND STATE Lottery, No. 81, for the
IA erection of q Free Bridge. to be drawn
in Providence, December 22d, 1927.
s. & M. Allen u Co. Agents for the Managers.
Seheme.-l prize of $4,000; I of 1000; l of
500; I of 200; I lis; 3 Of 100; IL Of 80; 80
of 10; SAC off; 4ii6 Of L. 5o5l prizes, amont-
ing to $lo,643.
Tickets only dollar, shares in proportion,
for sale at
ALIENS
Truly Lucky Office, No. II. Market-st,
Dec. IL
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
WIFI, I.aDL A EON,
HAVE removed from their former stand,
HI No. |, South M lin Street, TO the store
No. 7, Market Square. recently occupied by
,!r. James II. Read. where they will constant,
~ SSep on hand, a general assortment Of gen.
timen's tlothing, which will be sold on tho
most accommodating and reasonable terms.
They have just received, an additional sIr-
ply to their fall and winter stock, which rem
ders their assortment complete, and will ena-
bic them to supply the orders that may be fm~
nislied by their friends and customers.
ASSOC, hand, a general assortment Of
Cotton and Woollen Hosiery, Linen, &c. and
almost every article found in a MERGERS, WOOL
len Draper S, and Merchant Tailor's Stores
Dee. l.
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FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERS.
UST received, a splendid assortment OF
e. black, white, and grey; a part of them Of
a very superior q~uality-for sale low, at No.
81, Market-st. WIN. l.. ALDRICH.
November 90.
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WASHINGTON LODGE LOPTER y

WASHLNTT TOW LODGE LOTTERY Y,
NLASS No. ii. PAINE & BURGESS,
" Agents for the Managers. To be drawn
in Providence, Saturday, Jan. 9Th.
Scheme. i prize Of 5000; l of 1000; | Of
1895; l of 1000; l Of 500; l of 700; I Of 600;
l of 5 O; l Of 400; l of 800; 10 of 10 80 of
so; 30 of %; 80 of 20; rs Of Is; 10 Of 10;
3I2 Of 8; 4i46 Of 4.
45 numbers &c drawn ballots. 505l prizes,
amounting to SAP, go.
Packages of Is TICK cts, embracing all the
combination numbers, warranted TO draw ut
least $2t, may be had for 500; and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, and quarters /, for
sale at
PAINE s. BURGESS
Dec IL Truly Lucky Ofce.
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.sIocoo PRIZE.

p l. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
AUs I'D class : "a number combination, 8
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence,
January s.
Seheme.-l prize Of $40 900; ! Of 25o0; I
of lll2; 5 of 1000, 10 Of 500; 10 Of 200; 2s
OF 100; 40 of 90 Of 2 I; 1850 Of s; $3.50
of 4.-962i prizes; $3.50 blanks; 24,804
Tickets at S3,-S74,4l2.
J. b. WOOD, and
YATES & ,M'INTIRE, Managers.
Tickets and parts in a great variety Of num-
bers for sale by j. ID. WOOD. For fifty, and
over, scheme price SO; retail "a shares in
proportion. December ~.
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Tor Sale. Freipht,-or Charter.

Tor Sale, Freight~or Charter.
.kfNxM The fine fast sailing coppered and
1880 and copper fastened schooner ELoI-
sA, pilot boat built, nearly new, about 10 tons
burthen, and built oc the best materials. For
further particulars, apply to
Dec IL A. M. VINTON.
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THIS DAY.

THIS DAY..
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. q
SECOND Class. To be drawn in Washing
~ ton City, This Day.
Scheme.-I prize Of $40, 600; Of 1000; l
of 1000; l Of 1928; s of 1000; 8 of600; 10 of
300; 20 Of $50; A. of 100; 81 ofso; 81 of 10;
81 of go; 81 of 80; 81 Of 40; l02 Of 80; 1853
of 20; 1926 of 10; ll475 Of 8.
60 Number Lottery-9 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets 8 dollars, shares in proper
ton, for sale at
CLARK'S
r. /. State Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 4, Union Buildings, up stairs.
Dec l2.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24

VIyHE public are informed that new line Of Mail
Coaches is established, intersecting the Winches-
ter stage at Fairfax Court House, and the Charotcs-
vile stage at Orange Court-llonse 1t starts from
Fairfax Courthouse on Mondays and Wednesdays, at
A. NJ on the arrival of the stage From Alexandria,
and arrives at Orange Courthouse at p NJ on Tues
days and THURSDAYS on the arrival of the stage from
Fredericksburg. 1t starts from Orange Court House
at 8A NJ. on Mondays and Wednesdays on the arrival
of the stage from Charlottesville, and arrives at Fairfax
Court House on Tuesdays and Thursdays at r. NJ. on
the arrival of the stage from Winchester.
This route is about the same distance to Charottes'
vile as that by Fredericksburg, and IS, in WINTER de.
cidedly preferable 1t is shorter route to Staunton
than that by Winchester-passes through populous
and picturesque country, and furnishes to the curious
and intelligent traveller, most captivating view OF
Monticello and the University of Virginia.
The Proprietor ha- procured close, comfortable
Coaches strong, active Horses Discreet careful drl-
vers; and will warrant the accommodations to be ex
cellad by none. Every exertlon shall he made u
please ,,
From Fairfax Courthouse to Centrevllie, oz5 Gus.
from Fairfax c. H. to faymarket, 5! 50; from Fairfax
c. II. to Buckland, 81 Is; from Fairfax c. IT, to New
Baltimore. 50 10; from Fairfax c. IL. to Warrenton,
81 so; from Fairfax c. ii. to Jefferson, IS 20; rom
Fairfax c. II. to Culpeppcr c. Ii, 5oi from FAIRFAX
G.. II. to Orange c. H., IS mixes, 80 W
Jan 23-law3m IhE rhorMh o"o.
T1 The National Integencer will publish the ABOVE
once n week for three months.
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THE FLORIDA INDIANS.

Savannah, Geo. January lo-We learn by
gentlemen residing in Thomas county, in
this state, shor, distance from Tallahassee,
that information had been received through an
individual from FLORIDA, on the 2s,h ult that
the hostile Indians had driven off the U. States
surveyors engaged on the contemplated canal
through Florida to the ST. Mray's and had
burnt or destroyed the plantation belonging to
Messrs Carnochan and Mitchell The Flori-
da volunteers and militia, with detachmen. OF
regulars, were out, in pursuit Of the Indians,
aud the Georgia volunteers within two days
march of the line at the above date.
Since, the above was written, we have receiv-
ed the East Florida Herald, Of the Sd inst.
from which we learn that w. Smith, Esq. re-
turned from Volusia to that place on the list
ult. who communicated that he saw and con-
yersed with some of the chiefs. There were
about 100 Indians collected there, and all ap.
peared under considerable apprehension, lest
the difficulties with the bad Indians, would
make the white men enemies to them Both
Hicks and Mconope had declared their ihen'
ton to be al peace.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24

SE1As lust received the WESTMINSTER RE-
II VEW, No. XI for 1926; published in November.
CONTENTS:
ART /. ESSAYS on the Formation and Publication Of u
pinions and other Subjects.
H. Narodne Srpske Pjksme Popular Servian Songs,
collected and published by Vuk Stephanoyich-
Karatzich, &c.
Ill. Lo,o Abuses-Pkading -Proctiee-
An Historical Treatise Action or Suit at Law,
and of the Proceedings used in the Courts of Com
mon Pleas and Kings Bench, from the original
Process to the Judgment. BY Il Boote: to which
is prefixed an Historical Treatise OF the Courts Of
Kings Bench and Common Pleas. BY George
Compton, and b. J. Sellon, Sergeants at Law.
w. Modern French Historical H~hs-
l. Historic Physique, Cive, ct Morale de Paris, de-
puts les premiers temps hstoriques Jusqu nos
tours; coutenant, par odre chronoogique, la des.
cription DIES Advertisements successifs de cette
willie ct de ses monuments ancicns ct modernes;
la notice de toutes ses institutions, tan cIvitcs
que relgieuses; ct, chaque periodic, lie tablau
DIES muurs, DIES usages, ct DIES progress de Ia cIvl.
lisation. Grace de gravures rePresentant DIVERS
plans de Paris SEES monumens CT ses edtices prn-
cpaux Par j. A. Duaure, de la Soclete Royale
DIES Autiquairies de France.
2. Historic les Francois. Par J. c. L. Simonde de
Sismondi.
v. Anne Boevn; Dramatic Poem. by the Rev. II.
Nnan, Professor of Poetry in the University
of Oxford;
vi. The Greer COMMITTEE
A Summary Account of the Steamboats, for Lord
Cochrane's Expeditions; with some few words up
ON the rrigates ordered at New-York TOR the Ser
vice of Greece BY Count Alerino Palma.
VII Memoirs inedt, by Madame Ia Comfesse de Genhs,
pour seivr historic des dix.hutreme ct dix'neu-
vieme ecles.
VIII State ef Egypt
Historic de PEgypte sous lie Commencement de Mo-
hamm d'Aly, on Recit DIES Evenemens Poltques
ct Mitaires qu cut lieu depuis Ie Depart DIES
Francois jusqu'en 1928. Par NJ. Felix, Meng'n,
Outrage enriche de Notes, par NM. Langles ct
Jumard, ct precede dune Introduction histo'
rique, par NJ. Agoub.
TX South .2merica--
!. Travels in Chile and La Plata, including Ac.
counts respecting the Geography, Geology, Sta
tstics, Government Finances, Agriculture, Man
ners and Customs, and the Mining Operations IN
Chile; collected during residence of several
wears in those countries. BY John Miers. Illus
trated by original Maps, Views, &c.
2. Rough Notes taken during some rapid Journeys
across the Pampas and among the Andes. BY
Capt. F. b. Head.
x. WagisteriI CommiaaLs-
Remarks on the Administration of Criminal Justice
in Scotland, and the Changes proposed to be In
troduced intoit. BY Member of the Faculty o.
Advocates.
Subscriptions received to this work at Sc per annum
Washington, Jan IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24
Notice is hereby Given,
]. MACRAE.

VI1H At the subscribers. Henry sothoron OF Charles
L County, Bernard Tiooe of Alexandria District OF
Columbia, H. c. s. Key of St. Mary's county, have OBJ
tanned from the orphans court OF st Mary's county
letters testamentarv on the personal estate of John
Sothoron late of St Marys county deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned Co exhibit the with the vouchers there
of to the subscribers, or either of them, or before
the 1st day of September next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given
under our hands at Leonard Town, this Sd day OF ia
nuary, 1927.
BERNARD MooE' the will OF John
II. G.. S. KEY, Sothoron.
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VA Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE MEDICINE.

For Coughs, Consumpiions, and .4sfhmas.
YUlFlIS ELIXIR is offered to the public possessing
virtues peculiarly adapted to the present prevail
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sdered certain in most Of Common Colds,
Coughs Influenza, Hopping Cough, Pain IN the Side,
iGcuhy of Breathing, Want Of Sleep arising from de-
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The following certificates from respectable gentle
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Having examined the composition of La Motifs
Cough Drops, improved, we have hesitation in re-
commencing them to the public, being well adapted
to those disease for which they recommend
ed.
Doctors JONATHAN Dona, Albany, Dec. 4th, 1924;
JAMES Posi-, Of White Creek, February 18th, 1925;
WATSON SUMNER, of Cambridge, Feb. Goth, 1925;
SOLOMON DEAN, of Jackson, January 90, 1925.
Extract of a letter from the Rev Ebsne=er Harris
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Salem, N. Y. Jan. II, 1925
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out the United States, Canadas &c.
Each bottle contains as doses; price dollar
VIM HARPER, Jr.
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Heads Journey, &c.

ID OUGH NOTES, taken during some rapid journeys
IL across the Pampas, and among the Andes, by
Captain F. d. Head, vol. price dollar.
EDLNB URGH REVIET, No. IS.
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