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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
DANGEROUS ATTRACTIONS

a Danish Journal offers the follow
ing anccdote -" During several
months past, a number of individuals,
especially young men bewiidcred by
ambition, have put themselves to
death by throwing themselves from
the Round Tower; and to prevent
these mislortuncs, it has been found
necessary to station scntinels at that
place. The same precauion is re-
sorted to in Norway, with regard to a
lake in the neighborhood of Bergen.
In basin extremely deep, surround
cd by projecting rocks, the lake
spreads its sill and motionless water,
50 eHsctually concealed from the light
Of day, that the stars may be discern
ed in the fluid at noon-day. The
birds, conscious Of kind of attractive
power resident in this vast gulph, dare
not attempt to pass it. Whoever Wis
it, after having, with great exertions,
cIambered up tile barrier of rocks
around it, experience a most uncon-
trolabe desire to throw himself into
this heauen reversed. 1t may be COM
pared to the same kind Of deIusivc
feeling which is suffered when in a
small boat, crossing still water, which
is so very transparent, that every stone
at the bottom may be seen: it seems
TO invite tn" passenger to enter, and
the passenger feels willing to comply.
The Norwegians attribute this sensa-
ton to the magic power Of the
Nymphs, or Mixes, who are still sup
posed to people every river aud lax"
in the romantic districts Of Scandlna
yia.''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
A LEADER or FASHION.

he j. one of those to gaps in crra-
t.on, who. by dat Of massive irnpn
denCc and coasummite lattery. alter.
nateIy applied, make good the post
they seize upon IN the world. IL !,
quite charming, do assure you, to
observe the rise, progress. and decay
Of this genius Of fashirnab'c life. Well
to be sure, it is curious /; but some
such there have been. and always will
bc in the gay world and indeed they
are very amu.ing it is beyond belief
how they divert one. Lcp"l is seen
every where party is not party
without him; a coat is not a coat
if not made by LepePs tailor
A snuG.box cannot be fit for a gentle
mans pocket, unless it be sanctioned
by the fiat Of his approbation.-WelI
to be sure, it is beyond belicf,but quite
true he has neither fortune and rank,
beauty ofperson nor brill,ancy of part,
or d.p'h Of learning; and b. shce, i'm.
pudcncc, is king of the fools.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
ROYAL KINDNESS.

A ludcrous inciden, is mentioned
by Sir John Sinclair, in his history of
the public revenue. in regard to the
benrvo!lnccs As thcyAcre termed,
exactcd by Edward ". from his ricr-
er SUBJECTS. IA opu'cnt widow. ad-
vanced in years, was personally ap-
piled to by Edward for her benevo.
lcncc. She was so much pea ed w..h
Edwards person. (who wa Consider.
ed the hand .omr-t nan 81! hs ;'pr }
and the graceful manner - wn'rh b.
made the request. that she immrd;atr-
ly answered." BY my troth, for Thy
lovely countenancc. thou shat have
even twenty pounds" This sum was
then so very considerable. that the
king thought himself bound, in token
Of his satisfaction, to give the old lady
a kiss who was so much delighted
with this unexpected mark of royal
favor, that she added twenty pounds
to her former donation.-.Mles' Regis
ter.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
TAD WSON,C ,oIoL..,.l ,,.<
Boston, October l6

nR. RAWSON'S celebrated urethritic
~ Balsam for the cure Of gonnorrhe,
elects and seminal weakness. This elegant
Basam has the sionshing power Of relieving
the Inflammation, aud putting an end to the
virulent discharge in a few days The astsn-
ishing medical powers Of the urethritic balsams
have been fairly tested for several years in tho
cure of hundreds. 1t is pure vegetable pro
duction without particle Of mercury. Tho
proprietor has thought proper to offt r it in this
more for the convenience of persons afflicted
with diseases of this nature; as there are many
young people, who, for fear of exposure to q
medical man, viii! have recourse to the dam
gcrous expedient OF prescribing for themselves.
and taking indiscriminately pointed and pow
erful medicines to the risk and injury Of their
constitutions which the general knowledge Of
this remedy will in a great measure obviate ss
there will be nothing else necessary but the
strict observance of the rules and directions
laid down. Accompanying every bottle will
be found complete and full directions for the
cure Of the disease, which is 50 simpliied that
no person can err Sold wholesale and re-
tail by J. Ii. MASON & Co. Broad street
Providence. Price SO per bottle.
Nov 10 6m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

TNtIE brewery, under the superntenda nee
l. Of Holmes y M'CulIoch, is now in op-
GRAFTON, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
s,antly on hand, very extensive supply Of Aie
and Tsble Beer. which will he sold on tho
most accommodating terms Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery Vest constantly on hand, -
supply customers
% Orders also received at No. 8 Market,
street by Francis Paysrrne, which will 10
promptly attended to.
Dec 22 sm
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
JOHN HARTSHORN.

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosToN,
Eli AS taken the Store Nos. I'll and 23.
III Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose Of
transactng Commission Business, md tenders
his services to his friends and the public, re-
spectfully soliciting consignments OF every de-
scrption of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on consignments. Refer to
GEORGE =. RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October l6 epistf
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

He is wor,ny OF esteem, VINO knows
what is just, and dares to do it; that
is master of his own passions, and
stornS TO be "A slave to another's.-
Such an one in the lowest poverty, is
far better man, and merits more re.
spect, than those gay things, who owe
all their greatness to their riches.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

When Frcnd.h'p. alter cnntinuin
uninterrupted through nie. not mic' !!
Iy without dimunition, but with per-
petual accessions Of happiness aud
confidence, is at last broken by the
death of one Of the parties, its duties
do not terminate to the survivor lie
has a new source Of duties in the re.
mcmbrance Of the past in the glory OF
his friends, which is now present with
him,-and in the expectation of that
future life in which he hopes to rcjoin
him, and which, by this very hope.
presents new motives TO his own yir.
tues,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
NEW GOODS,
Ar No. !, CANAL-sTRE x


SMALLEY, has just received at hh
% Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; few pieces drab DUFF
fills, Kerseys, flaids, Cambets, Bookings, &s
&c.
On hand An ext ;ensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, OF every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
Itest style, which will be sold for cash, at
laices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
and generous, as Heaven first inspired

and generous, as Heaven first inspired
IT, aud cour,ship void Of mean d'sslrn-
ulation. But love, at this time OF day,
is raising the imagination to cxpecta'
tions above nature, and laying the
sure Foundation Of disappointments on
both sides, when tiymen shifts the
scene" Love, then, according to this
amiabIe young lady's opinion, is a
passion founded on esteem. A sincere
regard for the object of our affections,
joined with love the most pure, ra-
tional and di!ni6ed.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
ncton fast kept place long little dwell

kept its place so long in the little dwell
inn.. was often open before him, and
ms sister gazing Oh him as he read,
with looks OF adm,ring affection. She
watched him as he became interested
in what he read, aud felt that she could
die in peace, il she could be assured
that the same volume which had sup
ported her, would be his counsellor
and guide, and his lamliiar friend"
Ollen as ] entered the quiet little man
sion, felt as if the air Of the place
was hol y 1T seemed as If some un-
seen angel were there, breathing IA
heavenly calm upon every heart with
in. Still, she wasted day by day.
her countenance became unearlhly in
It's beauty, and her pale hand was
transparent as the alabaster ara; and
.tlll her brother attended her with IN
remitlIng kindness, as # some pro
phetC whispered nm TO redeem the
time, because her days were few. Ihe
autumn came Oh IN IFS nelanChoiy
beauty and in one Of It's sweetest days
she asked to be raised from her pillow,
that she might look out upon the face
OF nature once again " 1t has been a
friend to uc," size said, Il have even
seen gentle language in its fading
lovellncss, reminded me Of the change
which was to pass through and now,
weep not, my brother, the hour Is
come; shall not see the setting
snn!" After beng insensible to all
but her own deep thoughts for
an hour, she revived; she took her
brothers. hand, drew him gently to-
ward her, and gave him one long kiss
of love. Before ne rose from her EN-
bract, her hand became cold and mo-
tionicss, and her heart was still Tor.
ever.
What can rival brothers. love
so pure in its indulgence, so holy ia
II, effect upoa the heart. II clinss TO
ITS object with unwcaried attachment
it surrendcrs every thing, without
thinking of the sacr'lice-it is man
iy lcndcrness-an affection with which
self has nothing 10 do. Instead of
burning the heart to ashes, in the fiery
trial OF separation, it purilies and ex-
alts it; and surely if any feeling of
humanity survives the grave, a broth
er's love must be immortal!
| returned from the funeral with
the brother. He walked IN silence,
and | made no attempt to recall his
thoughts, which were evidently far
away. But as we came near the small
bridge | have mentioned, he said with
the cold tones Of aiillction, " have no
logger home here shall never ell
Ter that house again. | can only
thank you once more for your kind
ness" He then pressed my hand
with a convuls.ve grasp, walked has
tily across the bridge, and after ascen-
ding the opposite bank, he turned an
angle Of the road, and | never saw
him again. The grave is now cover
cd with verdure, aud many have walk
cd over its green roof without thought
or knowledge Of her VINO sleeps be
low. should feel 1t deeply if 1 were
not comtortcd by the words of my old
layorite writer IL have heard dlvines
.aj, that thc same virtues wnich wcie
cut sparks Oh earth, shall become
great and glorious flames in heaven"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

ALLIES CuxsISGHAu-We rarely ever take up Gun
ningbam's poccal productions, without finding In then
something worthy of preservation something interesting
and full Of melody Tic following poem frm bis pen, POS
seeses thousand merits though half 20 many words:
sADDLED AND BRIDLED.
saddcd and brdlea,
Aud booted WIS he,-
A plume 1T his helmet,
\ sword al his knce:--
TooIn hame the slddlo
AZ evening 10 ne,
And haIue came the stecd-
But hamc came ne!
Down came his grey iather,
solbing fu' sar;
Down came his aud mither,
Tearing her har;
Down came his sweet wife,
WI ler bonnie bairns tiree-
Ane AT her bosom,
And tva at her knee
There etopd his feet steed,
All flaming AID hot:
There shreked hi, sweet wifo,
And sank on the SPOT
There stood his grey father,
Weeping u' free,
Fof hai,le his steed,
Bul hainc never cune h
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

NOTICE.
A i Cout of Probate, holden within and f,r the sowp
OF Proviien"e the it Day of Fcbnirry, A. ID. 1879
An Instrument, plrOriing ~ be the last will mud tesla
meht o DANIEL PAisE, presented To this Court w Pro
bate Ordered, That the consideration thereof be referred
10 Monday the 18th d,v ~ February Instant nj oclek,
M-and tt previous notice le given (by publishing ths
Order three several times w e Literary adet) to all pes.
Sons inercsisd 10 apIsar that tne, and be belrd
pa.a SsTEsss 1iEEs ss'j;xiItxscs ". 'j;xtxscs, cic.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

, We have few faults that in them.
selves are no more excusable than the
means which we use TO conceal them.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

We again welcome To our columns c. w. L." and hope
,hut we shall yet have the pcse Of his personal aoquant
snos. lie writes well, and "wer weIi," n be wros
more than he does.
vop rgy tiIsRAlr CADET.
STAHyAS.
Nv soul is dark rhi meteor lsa'
That hope had k,,laet n'sr M sfoF5,
Hath set in endless dreary algai,
And closed !. each fond v.s,n new.
leave thought II future bis
OF fdays more bright or fair tan this;
No wish-saye TINT my memory
sh,puld cease or sIJuld e.a-s ~ b
NY soul "a dark Ills wprn with care,
And wearied of is haplt~s fate;
Ny spirt sinks In deep despair,
With To lis fallen uate.
o. why will nG obivioIss power
Relieve this agoBzing hour,
1t mantle o'er my being spread,
And number me among tile deadf
Ny sui Is dark o, where arc they,
The friends that once around me hung,
While eyssy hearts was glad and gay,
And rounJeiays q. Joy were sung
Alas misftstune's withc.ing sway
WIN scatter lovers, friends awny,
Anf leave tl,e wrecked and writing ssrl
To misery's Wild and dark eoutrol!
@. ". L.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!

HARDW ARE! HARDWARE!
A LIEN & BELCHER have rnf 70
IA ceYed, direct from the manufacaoriAs,
per ship New YORK, via New-York. an sxtpn-
sive assortment Of Hardware, viz
Sad Irons Flemish Tacks
Shoves ADD Tongs Bed Keys
Stock and Padlocks Iron Spoons
Morrice & Knob Locks Brass Hinges
Closet and Chest Locks Brass Butts
Gun and Trunk Locks Patent Iron Butts
Commode Knobs and Door Butts and Springs
Rings Shovel Pans
Warming Pans Toy Sad Irons
Iron Squares Curry Combs
Bed Screws Jack and Halter Chaim
Nest Weights Scrcw Plates
Sheet Iron Tea Kettles Iron Candle Sticks
Coffee b ilers Box Rules
Glue Pots. Cloak Pins
Coal Erds Bras Thumb Latch,s
Plate Hinges Commode Knobs sni
Clout Nails Rings, &c. &c. Gs
Horse ditto
Which 'dlcd TO their former stock, makes
heir assortment very extensive. They arc
constantly receiving Smiths Bench Tools q
superior article, all of which will be sold on
favorable terms. Call at No. 4, Broad street.
noc
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
Bovnss-ws have always admired rho productions Of
Mr.. Bowrng, and few Of his productions lave nnHe COM
p,ctcly Interested Us, than tie annexed, addressed

Bow vnIHo.-We nave Always huihifco W" Vvpa"1a'o'''
!. Bowrug, and few Of his productions lave nrre co
tcly Interested us, than tie aanexsd, addressed
TO MARGARET.
And n Il thus-and d il thus
We're doomed H.! santed form TO ses1
Oh. dcsoialine thought for US
Oh, sweet and blessed slo.p Tor tiles
Thy heart u still but ours arc torn
Thou arl In heaven but we fOrlorn!
Thy virtres, like a crown Of light,
Beamed ia iull glory rouEd my head
We mover deemed thing So bright
Could die 80 sosn and thou an dead!
Thou dead and we are hft alone,
In ovsrpowefng griei " gfoan.
And whittier, whi,bsr shall we nirn
FIou, sorrow that has pierced IA through
Ee meet with none ou! 'ir'sc wDJ mourn
And vai,iy ask tor comfort too;
We wsep-they wsep- but hearts that bleed
FaI ot!Ioi G. asoiai!J. heei
Angel where from thy throne 'hove,
1bou iookest upon Thy Cell beiuw,
'1'would break Thy bI.ss-'twould wound my loSs,
To see US thus despJndng no!
Wen bear II alias meath thine eye
Thai now regards lis from the sky.
And If some bursting tear should strny
Down our pale cl'eek.some struggling sigh
Break forth, we'll wipe that ter away,
That sigh subdue and snngly
Look up To heaven, and feel we share
Tho blee unutterable there
rhu gentle spist '-in thy eorse
I Insrc were rocks, uo sugIadnass.
Nor srfe, bur s,nrox, mr. reinMse
b. all was pieasantiless and peace,
For all was calmest virtue Thou
Ee'er gayest one heart q gnef TIL now.
Not long ago thy blue eyes met
The fadinP sun when evening spread
Its lines ut light lie never set
More calmly than upon t'y he'd
OF deaitl--as waning when tho even
Vaned tsy young spirit few 10 heaven.
Tho au,uninal flowers look smiling on,-
Tre,c's life and JOY in field aud wood
Yet she WHO walked their sniiits IS gone
We wander furth in solitude.
Mock mol our wues. sweet flowers, but snmc
And symiyitizc with despair!
Despair oh, no Ills thJusht!cSs, vaini
On every field, and flower, and tree,
Wen trace tlial lonely smile again,
Which beamed upon licu, saint iron une
Yes stirs, ard flowers, and all that's fair
Tll.i.c lndst iid--.ky nlnie shall bear.
Some star that's brighter than The rest,
Some flower whose fragrance never dies,
ehall blend them with thy memory blet,
shall cunsecratc thy obscluics,
And hourly as we tlink OF tlIee,
These shall Thy sweet memorial be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-17

Tie Secretary Of MIR 10 Gol srrl0r Blount
WAR DEPARTMENT. Jan. 3, lal4.
SIR: Your Exceilency's letter, OF the 10th
ultmo has beeu received.
II IS thought most advisable, under all
circumstances, that the construction given 10
He'f engage nents, by the organized vnlun.
,ters OF 1872, he admitted. IL no other case.
h1@eEer hage volunteers of the same dascrip.
nov refused to make good three hundred and
syY.IYe days actual service.
Inc militia may be considered as having
9'th called ont under the law of 1925, which
4nRs The service 10 three months The Pre-.
'len' Is lhe more disposed to make this deci-
A1a' as the STATE law provides that a period
VI 'hree mouths shall be dcemed II tour of
NY ana as the spirit aud patriotism nf Ten.
sue cave 10 doubt but that "A ce,son of
.al'' competent To the objects Of Govern
M "',l be regularly provided
4, oar tScelIency has been informcdlhet
w. ,"'e'hee, the contractor, was supplied
'hat 10 meet the regulations for proYi-
a. ana ms receipt for money, which you
,Nn'ea Tor his accommodated. is herewith
~, II VA distinctly stated by him.
~. .a' g." our Exccl!ency would he paid out o.
nj, vance which he received Whit at this
J. ARMSTRONG.
10 BE ConliRnedl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-17
GsO REWARD where's, errlam J.

GSO REWARD -"hs'ea's @rr'a" J.
u N nund besgi.y. OF uoIurieo, ali.facn
~ Stokes comfy. y. Carolina, has beeD hui
ltms,lf ana hn property. intlut.lns e.staia
r,uIatio woman (slnveJ manned La all ~ l..
woods. Hnd elhe, places, fui nv thin w.
,tnI.. to tdr the cn,l pioets. vi Is-, ard
sh,rrby compelling hs IrnrlI,s 10 pms l.,
drb,-, nud ~ ,idl going on IA the snms W. IN
b, inc uur ~ his pin iIia ,seuritn haze b. III
ruInpt led 20 lHN tpusid'rrb. ot his uFtis. ell
whereas, .seeuuOns ",t sIll hanging 49, Ia.
property snd ninr tor his dsbis, ofe ~ wh,cf
h.. been levied on this ,nn. luuln,to eenis6,
and q blatk horse, saddle and birdie. nnd othft
/ rnpr,t,, such M beds mi hous,hod iufnifutf,
thr greater pat Of ~hch "a stI Genre al.a. aud
supposed " he ~ the State 81 yie ma Il I'll
snr tie above reward 10 ANY prisUn Who III
s, cuir said nuruO woman So art yet posses.
sion a. her Hud VIII sauHy my prrson ioI tbeH
trouble who VIII secure an! OF has property
thai getu My ohjcr, 10 tins adseltbsn,sbt IS
to MAXI his property pay lns debts ~ In, as
viii AID To- tnutiun tie uhlt against aUJ irHni
sad HrozIcy mny commit. o. EJI,npi 10 com
mt, b, selling this said p'op'fit, VI pi.dghs II
ior ruury, iVr II has b,'n ls,Isd ~ ~ d,J ny
,herif u STOKES county and bckld, : VI. - ",
shid Erazy hhs given bill e snlt ioI snld Tut
atiu wumnn, which IL on Irtoid ia si.Iss eonn.
~, n --Shd brh2ley iss tee Rbie large
mnu hhs harsh loud voice, and ~ posing n,rD.
ntrs, and IL ,sfy fond oi ~hisktt. III nule,.
To woman Is very white ioI II slave, 70 q, &c
years old. has lost one oI hri honi teeth ADD u =
inrrnilr SIZE to, - oman - hlorhni 1on iii
Ircird 20 me at Nrbh's y. o. Stokes county.
N. g. will be immediately attended 10.
JOHN WEBB.
March II 4t'i6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-17

n-lTAIIUNAKY The subseiibcr lns very
- recently received a lo'ge supply Of SA,ion
~ con istln: Ia part OF the ,ollo"inF articles.
va NrIt ng and Wrapping Foni.rrp paper
E,Iio and Qunuo Post, or letter paper.
(Gilpin and Anrs)
q, superior Folio ros. tAmcr)
turt-h Slate.
SLATE and Lend Prnts
Inglish ond ID Jici Qni'
Sealing Wax aud Waters
Red and Block iukpo"det
Iu,rhc aud Liquid lax
Gail and Morocco Pooket Books
Backgammon Boards
Playing md Visiting Cards
Ink and Sund Sinnds ~. &c Nc.
CHARLES a. Nl1HER5
z. a ". has also for sale nm extensive NJ.
roftmcm of valuable works ~ all the depart.
rlcuts Of Literature and Sc,enCr. and pal lieu
lnrly gsnrraI assortment oi all the English.
Latin, Crrek aud French School Books al thg
la,os nnt most approved edtlpns.
" County merchants md trnchsrs supplied
on me most reasonable teams with nil aud ever,
sftr,is IN thr Book and Stationary line.
.Jtrth II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-17

hAlLOEIHG.-Ihe pnhiic are respectfully
- If timed that The subsc,ibcr4 have con
ner,ed ihrmsels III order 90 pros cut. the A.
b"Ye business. under me frin Of WILLIAMS &
LIVINGSTON Iheir former customers, and
'he public IN general, may be- assured that no
rte' ton ON fhc', pnrt shall he wantingto reudcr
then work pleasing 10 the eye aud durable to
thr wcarcr
Their shop is next door 10 Ncs,r, Morgan 4
MeDaaiel. DANIEL WILLIAMS,
JAMES LIVINGSTON.
March ~ 3tiS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-17
IONTI pAylYS ryr,fi., 1Ir
2t,i49

1t u. AoNIL DAVIES. rgcnf ioi Tie Pull
~ mel, a hnisem ot fnme relL.t'. felerr.
be ianacra, nud }. Albnsht's Columbian -.
rup--hns thi>day received, hnm Philadelphia.
large supply ri eeth VI lhrlt Medicines HE
Pnnslisd IL" and highly .tItl1nhd fcreta.
bic Eened, tof the crftsin pfe,en,en mud cure
Of consumpilons Of nj kind, III MI then differ,
cot stages. Inrkers ihnn..a sillGllIi Il.
lLEhAIED fDi the CThlAlS CtRE -
klLIMA1isM, lNIK COMPLAINTS,
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