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BU the Steam Boat.

ArM New York on Tuesday, brig Magnolia, Hal
lett Savannah; schr Belona, Hoyt IL days from 81
Thomas.
Cid ship New Orleans, Cole, Brazil and mar
ke,; bsrque Highland Lad, Yickerman, bristol ~
brig Newcastle, Harwood Cadiz; schr Collector Tor
Edentop. -;
Arr wednesday, FIR shtp Urane, I'm Havre; snip
Montgomery, Sise N Orleans; barque hrmadi''o'
Robiasou, Savannah; brig Martha, Edwards Am
sterdam; schr Mary Ann, Sharp Apaach'coia.
CID brigs Abigail, Morris for Rochelle, courier
Bulkley Madeira; Elizabeth, Matthew'S MeI'co' r.
Ar at PHI adelphia 30th, ship Margaret, C'arS, "
Gibraltar; Washington, Brown New Orleans; or,e
James Coulter, Ferguson, lS days from Laguira VIA
Porto Cabello. CID brIgs Emily, Wjng' fernano,'
ma, Scio, Donneil, St Thomas; schr Lewis Clap'er'
Fiyeash, Gulf Of Mexico.
Arr at Baltimore 10Th. schr Lady Sarah, heeoe
I5ds fr Port au Prince. Leit schrs Medal Tor b"l.
timore unc; Columbus, for New York ej aud or
Am vessels, names not recollected.
CID a. Bait. brig Hyperion, Stevenson. Bremen;
sehrs Henrietta. Erwine, Havana; Virginia, Wes'o"
s. Rarts: Spccdwell, Repcto, st Eustata.
Sailed fr Richmond 29th, schr Three Friends Tor
Somerset. rr..,.. G,
sailed FIN Norfolk 29tb, brig Regulator Hubbs 81
Thomas: schr Philadelphia, Somerset.
Cid at New ORLEANS 18th, brig kem''ahce 'o'
Bristol. Ar 10th, Benz Rugges, n YORK.
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PARKERs VEGETABLE RENovATINo
RANRGEA,

Equal 10 Sisc's - Ly other, aud one doitar cheaper,
ENOR the cure of Rheuectisa, Lusr Co~ytain, Ute1s
n .EerrUriai a.i SyphI,c DIsfcsss,f Likewise, c0tn
plants arising from npo state oi tie bk Puid sore
Throat, aud tile eady stages OF on-mptio,, &c
Many uf Jaundce have been radically cured by
using only few hotties. Dyscpsll or Indigestion, b 70
mdved by H. powerful virtues and here LldroN CON
C<ncd, Il Is known 10 he remarkable sautary opernye,
and if that purpose should he kept In ines 10 be gvvr
complaints incident Va tire changes of the
Purchasers requested to observe that tie Genuine
Medicine h1s The PrpretJrs name, IN his own hand writ
ing, the label o each htfle, with the words Parker's
Panacea," he seal of ie cork The label ppxseuts tie
Hydra sibiued by Hercules, with nasnuc enblcnl ava,
This TANACEA is eoral To any m I'so il u SI-tsnn, 70
the tte, and rsyurcs alteration in the dei-spr,ods
linos u De avoI.lcd.
The proprietor IS aSare ',ai for wan of proper ans
tain nrrtion, HE mcdclne may by soDe PERSONS be JnS
ed amongst verde by nunlerou5 ripcs Of lIe
day he has the satisfaction o known tlE,t Ur ,-
these opinions ~ vanish, and give place 10 conyirtvn
superior merss. To pretend that all aIh syery drtss
which te human constitution is lias, viii he epred ,.
h medicine would he fle aud absurd IN the exlr1inc, hv'
pu uconmon efficacy in the relief aud ete n
tain osnaie ard v.pet complaints, and iose IN lay,y W
stsncet ~ tie alarming and distressing naturv, aff
ma a5rn fully subsianiiaied. ,.. - q, -
Certificates aud directions printed In pamphlet 6rnf, 10
soupany Zach lptile-prics ~, $40 per dozen. IL -
RE NE.IBER -" PARKER'S - PANACEA q" cQtial b
Suanis nr any other, and olie dollar cnetrf. II a,
Orders fon any part f the United States addressed
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 209< Notl, Eighlh, f,ar door
,hove Wo,a street, or ATKiN NSON & ALEXANDER
>.,ntcrs, Ph,ade nhia, VIII be attendedto t.
muary 80.
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John HAIR rSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT-nOsTON,
n GtONfINUES nj store Nos. ~ and ~ ljberty square
Buildings, opJprIic the Cfanmcrcal Coffee ioisc hf
the punNse NJ tr,nsacng Commission Business, and ten
dcrs his services h- friends and the nlac respectfully
lci,ng ccsgnmens of every description cf nerch,ndke.
Particular attention ili m paid tho sale cf DDMBSriC
GOODS, and the usual advnnres made ON consignncns
Refer to GEoRGE 8. R.fHsoSE, ! propidens,,
CHARLgs IlARrsuoas, !
Dotnn. May a. lyis
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PROPOSALS

EyOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Accoin
~ of the Greek Revolution, from its commencement u
Jsnuary, ISIS, by SAMUEL @. HOWE, NJ. d. sutgcoi
Trss,I, s.l be published h an ortsvo tcpiac, ~
bon four hund ed pages neatly printed on good r'pc,
Piice 10 subscribers, s? 80. .... -. -.
A. Webb, VI. ID. Marn Robipson, A. 3. Beck with, Dscw
81 4 Wilcox, lutcens Coy, providehce-J. M'tgtic,
PawcSet and by The principal BOOKSELLERS tlrougIc tho
lJnatd states. II march 3-
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SIR WALTER SCOTT.

lust added the Proodsnns Maseum highly fnisted
Bust Of the nbove justly distinguished character taken
from Chanys celebrated marble hast, This late Sddrn
the other valabe Of this hcurising esslsh
nen renders visit well worth the while NJ every de-
sir us (and who is desous p of behodns the very
form and features Of him. who has brcome eminent in
,he coyrseuess os his the r,,hns n nj, i'm ne
ry the depth Of his intellect anhe failing inventive
powers of his rcnns To the lovers of Nature and OF Ma
tures handy works" rich offered this fashion
able place Of resort in the vast collection Of eurosss
gathered from the four quarters Of The globe and here pra
sented nj 10 The view Of the admng spectator On
the ensuing anniversary OF our Naonn Independence the
Museum will he fitted up in the best style for the reception
Of visitors and during The day and evening the whole will
he evened by hand Of good music. In addition n oer
novelties distinguishes musician has been engaged for
the occason play the Scotch Ragppes which will be
additional attraction to lovers Of musical variety.
July 2 ]
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, Il. I. yesterday, by Rev. NJ RANSOM
Mr. William Howard, Jr. OF slatesvle, to Miss Hannah
Cory Of the former place. Printers in Boston and Wor-
cester are requested to insert the above.l
In Wrentham on Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr..
Fhke Joseph j. Tlinghast, Esq. of E Greenwich, to
Mis- Nancy Whitney, Of the former place.
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Sailed on Wednesday, ship Hazard, Chase Turks
Island briggs FavoriIe, Swift (late of Boston) New
Bedford lsold for a whaleman); Decatur, Manches-
ter Baltimore; schrs Calban, Bowen Charleston;
Henry CLAY, Hail Philadelphia; sloops Edward,
Smith Baltimore; George and Phsbe, West New
Bedford; Empress, Thayer " York-and Others.
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Arr at Ellsworth, Rodney, from Liverpool C'o
Fair Play, Point Petre ,,,,.,uo. r..
chanec, Meri yman, Maregaante LAUREL neeo'
West Indies. ,c..
Ga at Kennebunk, Agenora, Cole, Hayu Va"
roil, Smith, Yves: Indies.
Arr at Nantucket, Harmony, from New orleans
Sailed. ships franklin, Pacihc, Planter and Crte'
rion, for Brazil Banks.
Arr Al Boston Ist inst. Coral, from Charleston
Chslcedeny, King, from New oflsa"sj Thorn ho"
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MORE NEW GOODS.

lust received aud for sale Swiss aud Jsconet Musns plain
and figured Linen Cambria ikfs and imitation DO. hnr
A. Irish Linens linen Camh les Swiss and Jaconei
hc and figured Cava horscskn white and black s's and
kid lvcs: drab and other coored Sewing s.' h,rk and
white silk Hoe, and half dol drsh silk Half Hose,
m elegant article brown and white French Drilling; h'ge
Nankns Beh Ribbons Feather Fa Ri"h Broc,de Sla"ls
red and white Cashmere do; Hosiery Of all kinds p in a
great variety eleg'ni, &C. &c. by GLADD NG
SWEET, No 6. Market Square. july
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NOTICE.

VTHR snhacrbcr having again eonnisncei the M,nifAc-
v u,re OF REFINED WHALE OIL for Larps, IN
forms the public that Messrs. Slater, Wrrd1eil CO. Of
Providence, employed u act agents for the disposal
of il IN ha and vicinity, who will be kept well sup
Piled with thit which is of good quality.
lie aware o the opposition this article h,s 10 encounter
from those concerned m sperm oil, and from there being
pretended Refined Oil oIered he requests those who wish
to ascertain respecting II to apply y. above
NATH'L. HATHAWAY.
Fairhaven, June 25.
u casks Of the above Oil. bs, received for sale by
july SLATER, WARDWElii X W
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NOTICE

hereby given hs, A. NJ visIoS Of Providence, has ,hi,
day assigned hi, property TO the 'uh'crber, f'r the
benefit cf crcos specified n the deed ~ a'sEnmsni
All person, indebted o him. having h property tner pos
session, he'.by required " account TO n ior The .sns
GEO. d. RATHBOkE,
CARY DUNN.
Jus. %. fsagnss,.
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CIRCU0.

sjsrnoos and Ecenirg efths anniersary Of .4nsres~
fl6spendssca II |a
I " THIS DAY, July 4, ..s.r.lf l
The performances will with grand complicated
double circled ENrkEE. fE
GRAND TRIAL OF SKILL, BY The wfrle CQrpany
HET5 HORHHOsE OF THE AcR. - z
GYMNASTIC FEATs, = .tepl .
. ..t.t BY the Company. -.,a.s.... Z
A CoNfc SONG, by NJ; McMsrtln
HOnsEMANsHIP, .. by Master Warsrmsn.
81 AK WIRE BY Mr., Cullen.
HORsEMANsiiiP, eco by Mm. Hians.
n = The whole to- conclude with the -.-
HUNTED TAILOR. ~.
~ The performance will commence In the ansrnocn,
O'clock; and at half past IN the esening. FGl
For other PARTICULARS see bills, ...a
Tickets be had al the of MI Joseph Low ct Mo trso-
cn PayemeA and al the Box Office Price of sdeinies-
Box 50 cents Pit 25 cents. Jvtyt
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

WEDNESDAY,, July 2.
Schooner Hope s. Phebe, Harding, from Saco.
Sloop Rising Sun, Remington, from Alexandria,
with -four. :,
Sloop Charles, Spellman, from Albany, with grain
and lumber. =,
Steam boat Washington, Comstock, from New
York, 2i hours, with 40 passengers The wash
inyton " Is detained hours by fog.
Sloop George 81 Mmy,eV " alden, rom Newport.
Sloop Eneline, Miller, from Bristol.
SIoop Sarah, Insraham, Warren.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, SPHINX, from WEXFORD:
THURSDAY, Juiy3.
Schr Antioch, Branscon, ds from Philadelphia,
with coal to Fox Point Union Co.
Sloop Traveller, Gorton, 3 days im Norfolk, with
corn to w Josn.
SIoop Mary, Coffin, fin Martha's Vineyard, with
ash to the master.
Sloop Nun, Bait, FIN Chatham, with wood to the
master, aud z canal boats.
Sloop Columbia, Petty, fr Brookhaven, with wood
to J i,urrbush.
Sloop Ranger, Corey fin Tiverton.
Sloop Am ella, Marble, Somerset.
Sloop Two Brothers, Gardner, East Greenwich.
Soop Fame, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
Soop Far PLAY, Hazard. Westport.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, Ncw-York.
Steamboat Babcock, Babcock, fin Newport.
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s@ CADET SfyN
s @artme zist. s

High water, Saturday, 2h 49m-Sunday, Oh S1m
Monday, 4h 26m--Tuesday, Oh l5m,
- minutes the tune OF hsh water At rewpor
adding aad minutes. gvesthe lime OF high ~ner NJ bon
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JAMES TUCKER,

JAMES TUCKER,
No. 2, SoUTH MAIN, AND CoRSER OF COLLEGE STRELT.
n AZ constantly on hand, a general assortment OF
h Cloths, Cissmeres, Vcstings and Trimmings Of the
most fashionable patterns. .'lr
ALSO -const,ntly hand extensive assortment Of
READY MADE CLorHr SG, consisting Of Blue, Blick, Olive
and Mixed DRESS CoArs
Blue, Olive, Clare r,wn, Mixed and corbeau FKoc Ks
and SURTouTs.
Blue, black olive dr'b, mixed and white Broadcloth and
Cashmere Pa srALnoSs.
Velvet, silk, moeskn, cashmere, toinet, Valencia and
uarselrs Z VEsTs
LTKEWIsE-Camble aud paid Cloaks md Great Coats,
Linen and cotton SHIRTS, ready for inmeiiaic use,
Linen and silk por kct I,andkcrchiefs. hemIned,
White muslin and cambrc Cravats, heninea,
Init ion linen canbrc Cravais
Black figured and plain Cr1vats,
Lambs woul Under. shirts and Drawers,
Wa eroo Cr,vats,
Goves, of all descriptions,
lack and white ribbed aud plain silk Hose
Umbrellas , &c.Ac,
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"MR. KtppER:"
The original ieter mag Be at the Counting Room
Of the Tr0pr,ctot.
1.-THE Proprietor &c this Medicine, recommends IL with
the fullest confidence, &C the valti lille emrde
yet discovered for tie the painful aud dcblatng
plant Of the Piles. lie deems Unnecessary ~ publ s any
ihsr than the lore going testimonial n IL favor his Irnedy
perfectly answered The purpose lor which y in
ended, than any other In use and niofds in
eaie and permanent re,ef, both from che disorder ii-
nrcompiy ing symptoms nf pain IN the Ions, vertigo Lead
ache loss of appetite, Indigestion, and ohes marks ofdoiiy
The remedy quite nncctt, md may be administered to
all ages and both Plant and ample Dircctiops with
desc p,on of the complaint nceopany zach package, which
consists of tro bores, containing Oiment. nl the
other Wec,WarB.-Price 3 fOr both articles or Tut so
cents where bat ny is wanted.
- Iep,red and sld wholesale, togcthet with the Con-
r5H Jsd,r,ns by the sole Proprietor IT, kiDDER, nj hs
Counting Rc,m No 20, eorn.t of Cout and Hnnovet
streets, and re;aed by s spccn appointment, by the fol
owing Druggists. !. RsLcH and IogS ". Nas8~ n co.
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THIS DAY.

TIME Vermont State Lottery, class 3, to be drawn
this day Ten Prizes Of 3 900. Lowest prize
S. Tickets A. parts In proportion, for sale In great vao
~ Of numbers by
PAINE e. BURGESS
July 4 Truly Lucky Oihce, u, maIketsq.
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SIIEPARD'S LIST

Or Drawn Numbers IN the ith ci,ss Conneeiieut Lot
II ~ 10 10 20 aI
Combination 10 80 came up the comfortable prize of
100 was sid IN wbnle ticket 70 ser''emsn OF he TON
at sHEP4RD's, be.idcs many los &c. h'y2
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" MONEY AND DRAFTS.
ENURRENT Money. wanted and Drafts on Boston and
~ New York, for sale ut ALIENS
... Ida. No II Market street.
Good Current Money, for sale ut Ia per cent discount.
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YATES & M,INIYRE.a

n isr Of the numbers drawn in the DcI aware and n
E e.. coiisolatcd Lottery, eytra class 9,
is 81 20 n 80 ~ 10
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COAL AFIOAT.

81 AnA BUSHELS drd quality Black Heath
srS SOOeI Coal, Tor snhh's ,,s, leriecy ire ifo,'
slate dirt, ho1rd ~ the schr FANNY Wary ~ tie
,hscr hers wharf, for SAFE BY SETH ADAMS, Jt
nly ~ south water NJ
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CLEAR ED, ,

Brig Mary. Jordoin, Portland
Schr Caliban, Bowen, Charlcston-C z Mowry
U L sloop Empress, Thayer, New York
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On Tii0xsDAy. ioos s4s. = so'skst, = NaIi..s noa
WIN .s, :. rdslis Aue.I's. d. -. sssGS SAxoNy
SHEEP, n,vrstod ~ Gsosgs ss4ffNpmse 81, = the
ship American, Dsi6 mastsf, isdm BtcAsh. eoasns of
~ RA M, i5e Ewss, end " iAnss. L.. :.
Sample, of the Woci fioG1 each c IT, e4ep n1y 10
seen st arr is prevm The ssle, ses1@ oraa, Eqn
Walpo,s, N. n. OK ai the Once Of iss AuctiopsA
The whole viii be pdd On The day above IN vSeosf
reserve and none wiI be dkpose ffsvi,ly oa asy st
Purchasers already vel! loqpanlsd wah ts esgi.y
Of the sheep beretofne imported by IN hppo!cn o. NJ
In their fays hs they win b fb6ad si 70 ~ -
gious iiupdgtaiions. I. =. a.. =
and the sheep may be examined II Bhx4aR q ~ e9
fire the kle. Bnlhem, -
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EMonf MAsfiBtfRN.

.f CQuAS' LLOR at L.swi
M As remnvedt 10 vosrksrtp, (M,rv) whefa ~ ,s-
y n opeued an olFce, ass yin fdhioy aficpd 70 aay
p'Gs.. t..,.s. !. ..c. so%"'S !, a., = y "a ss
witsfs, fs1 'up Irr aA I'D nL
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CdN.7L PACKET
LADY CARRINGTON.

LADY CARRINGTON.
vuyIlE Canal Packet LADY CARRINGTON, will leave
II here an excursion Of peasure This DAY Jniy
4h at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, 7. NJ. or Horton
rove and Scotts Pond She VIII start from the Lock near
Mill Bridge. Dinner win he provided at lotons and Bisl-
ops Passage 80 Horizons, aud dollar To bishops
and hlck. jury
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lUMtkIES REMEDY FOR THE Piles

DUMFKlES REMEDY FOR THE PILES
1-.NEW C9sE or 4 CtRF.5I
"Bosros, NOVEMBER aIih.
g IR,-fhe Pie Ointment and Eleciuary lately had OF
- you has ht excellent eect.-l have been troubled
fcr years with the rls and have found fene,i,
that would comp'rc with yours The late nitack
we're one hut relief was almost immediate take great
pleasure IN connunc ng this TO YOU, for the benefit Of any
who may be suffering under painful a disease
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THIS DA Y.

THIS DAY.
IytGHTI Cls. Vermont State Lottery, draw, This Day
~ HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81, shares In proportion for sale at ,.
july BRADFONDS
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MI EW-YORK Consolidated Lottery, 4th class cNtra-t"
~ be- drawn Ia the city of Albany Monday next
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81, shares In proportion FOR sale In great
numbers nt SHEPAADS,
Roid to Wealth, No marketst. Union Buildings.
July
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son, "you would perhaps be able to buy cheaper
f." Why as for that, sir, replied the Smith, can't say
/ think it would be right on my part know he is a
fair dealing man. and when first took this forge, and
had nothing could call my own, except the clothes on
my back, he trusted me surely ought not to go and
deal elsewhere now. Keep your money, sir, thank
you for the offer stop, perhaps you would lend 1t
to the poor man who was burnt out; it would go fai
to help him in rebuilding his little cottage And this
would be helping me too, YOU know for then need
not work quite so hard for him." MIR. Wilson com
piled with the blacksnith's request. The loan of the
money was very useful to the poor cotager and MIR
Wilson had the pleasure Of making two persons happy
instead of one, as he had at first intended.
MY reader, remember the words of Christ "All
things whatsoever We would that should do to you,
do We even so to them for this is the law and the
prophets.
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THE BLACKSMITH.
PROM ME FRENCH.

A MIR Wilson passed late one evening by the shop
of blacksmith he heard the sound of his hammer,
and stopped to ask the why he worked much
beyond his usual time. am not at work for myself
said the blacksmith, " but for Of my poor neigh
bors, whose cottage burnt down last week he has
lost every thing mean to work an hour earlier in
the morning, and two hours later at night for him.
This is all | do TO help him, for have to earn
bread for myself and my family, but provisions are
cheap and little will go further than it used to
do "This is kind of YOU" said Mr. Wilson, " for
suppose your neighbor will never be able to pay you
again 81 do not expect it,, replied the blacksmith,
shut if | was in his situation and he in mine, ! am
sure he would do as much for me-
Mr. Wilson thought he had better not hinder this
good man any longer, so he wished him good night,
and proceeded home.
The next morning he called again on the blacksmith,
and wishing to reward his kindness. he offered to lend
him ten pounds, without any interest, that he might he
able to buy his iron the cheapest rate and undertake
more work. and thus increase his profits His surprise
was great when the blacksmith said, Sir thank you,
but will not take your money; | would rather not
have it, because have not earned it. can pay for
all the iron want at present. and if / should want
more the person | buy of would trust me-" "But if
you took this money to some else, said Mr. Will
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MMpoRTANT pIscOvERY. Na.sWaLMs YERML

Ill FUGE:-PATENT.--Ths valuable Anti-dysenterit
and Hor edicine has been used for these seven yea
past and virtues universally acknowledged by ali who
have tried it, be far superior any other medicine ever
employed for diseases children subject to- II per
fecy SAFE and child will refuse TO take it, 1t seldom
fails curing DyseneTy, Summer Complaint, Collie Cholera
Morbus either grown persons children, and gives an
petite almost all deblitaed persons Worms frequently
nfest Children aggravae their other Diseases and are The
chief Of euers, bOtDel complaints and chronic
and diseases, incident childhood, which are 50
numerous and frequently fatal 1t is much be regretted
that vermuges in injurious and thousands
of children swept off, rendered Feeble pale and
emacated through the first stage of fewhch leads OH to
pulmonary complaints, &c. &c. &c.
Worms being especially apt TO ntest persons Of debnad
digestive organs and emaciaed constitutions much mischief
often done by the ordinary medicines which general
ly consist Of the strongest purgaves mercuas btes
narcotics spirits of tupenne. Articles Of this kind may
destroy worms but they debltate the stomach and often
materially njure the general health. SWANS VERMIFuEG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
from the bowels without the weakening consequences of the
stronger purgatives, &C. and it has moreover decided
tendency give ygOur both the stomach and bowels and
organs of dgeson-hereby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t is by this that
many grown persons have been relieved by its use of d
ferent compsins-suPposng themselves to be in decline,
&c. sc. &c.
This medicine rW relieve Bo,rel complaints Dysen.
tery Bilious Cole, ponitg, sickness, pain ceakness in
the stomach O0De Toss If appetite either children
grotca persons IN fec hours and seldom fails curing
CHILLS IND FEVER OR FEVER dGUE. Nc
family ought wiH be pithOut it, after trial
Sold in wilmington, al NJ. JoHNSON'S Drug and Ntedi-
cina Store, No co. MARKET street. east side, third door
above the upper market. Nov. I.