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BIGGER'S OFFICE.

RIGGER'S OFFICE.
n EW York Lottery, No. g, for 1920 draws TO
MORROW, in Now Hork. $4,000 capital
prize. Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
Maryland State Lottery, No 2, odd and evsn
draws "Wednesday in Baltimore. $4,000 capital
prize. Tickets "a, shares in proportion
The drawings of both the above splendid schemes
will be received on Friday afternoon, at the es,ah.
issed prize selling and prompt pay office of
lCne Its THO B. BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

squeezing 1t through the particles OF the abdomen
ne patent described variety Of other circumstan-
ces connected with his internal enemy, and appea led
to the bystanders whether they did not hear it kissing
YET, IN every other respect he perfectly rational
~. Maury, aware that reasoning would avail, af.
iected to agree with him. The patient himself ex.
pressed ms conviction that nothing but an operation
could save him. 1t was performed in the following
manner: In order TO render the illusion more CON-
plete, Ii large plat made in the integuments of
the abdomen-the base of which was traversed with
bltoury, and live adder introduced into the wound
IN the form Oft seten to be under the skin
One OF the wounds being covered with the hand the
patient was requested to assist by sezng the head of
the serpent." and unite his efforts TO those OF the
operator IN extracting it.
NO idea can be formed OF the ov of the n,ant v,;:b
out having witnessed it. Next day he declared that
he was prodi2ously shrunk in consequence of the
extraction OF the horrd creature; all the tor,nen,s ne
h'u suffered Tor five years were removed; the cure
was complete IN Il few days, and what is more re-
m2rkab!e, 1t has continued permanent. One circun.
stance alone Tor moment rendered it doubtful the
patient was afraid that the serpent had left some eros
but ms confidence was completely restored on benr
assured that 1t was male serpent.
New York, NAY 90.
hANKs'--another country bank, the Middle District
bank, has failed tits in the adjoining county Dutch
ess) to that in which the Bank OF Colu,nb;a failed
last week, though we do not know that there was
any connection III business between them The CON-
scranton and distress occasloneG in Hudson and
Throughout Columbia county, by the failure OF the
latter bank, are represented as very great
'EEroRsi' N THE CUsr oM-ITousE uERE--It is
sta'ee iii the Gazette OF this morning. that t,ce!re
ne" inspectors we're sworn in Yesterday and that $
many m're We're to be- in like manner, indicted in
day CT two, Of course in the places ofso many re-
moved As the field is extensive, the Collector does
wisely with regard TO his own comfort, this hot
weather. IN cutting off heads By tie dozen instead of
piece INCREASINGLY, the job w'ogd be endless. If.
ter az, however, great many patriotic mouths must
we fear, remain unted-secing that the list OF clai.
ments exceeds, we are informed, ffiegn hundred
when the places are probably only about on, ,arcd
andyGYy!
PRocEEnTEes or TUE Championships Grand
Jury OF the United States C:rcT;t Court Yesterday
found true bills against Mary Cutbsh for til murder
OF new boa Infant child, and Jas Bradbury for per-
Juryin having taken false oath relative 10 an invoice
at the custom house.
The ALLrctD PInA,crs.--.n t.le course Of the
morning the papers relative John Anderson James
kogers, ana William Brandngen. who were brought
here in the Danish brig of war ST. Tl.cr,as from
Thomas. charged with piracy, came under the atten.
ton OF the Inquest, ana the Investigation ended in
disH'iSsiag The bi!iy.
Messrs. Editors: BE pleased publish tls incloscd
M ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

OFFICE " hereby given, thai Aiess.s G r. \ J. Hun,
have made an assignment. for tic benefit of SUCH Of r
creditors as may dease ecoe parties to the same within
MFty days Jrc"' The 2oft Of LS month. Said assignment is
recorded at the Office Of The Hastings court
NJ! persons indebted 10 said e. X &; J Hallar are ,ey.l,
notified that such debts assigned to ,csees to whom ma
Richn,and, May z2d, 1929. e,,c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

FROM THE SALEM REG ,sTER, MAY %.
iIts!e Bank Of COnnecticut.-It appears from the
report OF the agents of the Eagle Bank recerlv sub
nted to the Connecticut Legislature that the claims
OF the Bank against Norman Dexter, exceed in q.
mount 5000 for which the Bank are witnout Sc
cnrity The claim against w. c. Holly is about six
hundred thousand, small part Of which has Seen "a
rsed by levy rDon real estate the title 10 which is
disputed. The Bank owes seven hundred and einhtv
egh thousand dollars, and their means of discharg-
ing II, consisting OF real estate, amount only to
fifty thousa nd dollars. The debts due the bank, i-on
Messfs. hnsda!a. Dexter, and Holly, are about
tlcelce hEndreG thousand G0i!uys!
,, u 5 Basf Sf0cE at sNp yort. Juey 20. I23 1881
f.rchnnge an london. 1921 1904
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7ENIiE Subscriber hcgs leave TO info7m his friends
ard tie public, that be has removed to this city.
and viii practice law in all the courts which arc
holden bcre.-ond il the courts Of Hanover.
Those VINO :ntrust him with the management Of
tbsir business, may rely upon the strict est attention
june c8t D. BRIGGS.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

a GENERAL assortment Of School Books Of the last
- editions, constantly on hand.
Also, quilts penkniyes, lead pencils, pencil cases,
waters sealing wax, &c.
Letter and cop paper, Mt s., 30, g 90 and 81 per
Team. ARIEL WORKS.
nav d
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BALDWIN, IVES &. co.
81 AVE received by the Virginia and Eavoyi;e
York,
Jet and blue black lalius lstri,rs
Super blue black eros de Naples
Black satin leyantmes and sarsncts
Rich gauZe, and Leondas hdhs
Fig, book, and Swiss musiins
Swiss points and capes
Sadders' sewing silks
Worsted braids, all co!ors
White and yellow marking CANVASS
Super black hastings. and circass.a!.s
White and colored AIarse!es
Extra blue, and black cloths
y few peices beautiful oiire DO
Super drab, blue, black, mixed, AMI snuff cassi-
Ineres
Rich artificial flowers
Ci!nghams, splendid assortInent
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Gauze, cap and bonnet ribbons
New style suspenders
Colorea battstes, large supply
aimp laces, tattings ana bearings
ALSO,
bales British osuabuggs
do bic2chcd dowlas and .ickLcilt l:ra
4 cases super Irish linens cheap
> do assorted prints, &C. &C.
AL Of which We offer for sale, OH accommodating
teIIhs, ma lI-iGt.
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FCRcE o. I1IAGINaTjUs.--IThc following case
lately occurred under the care of NJ Maury, at the
hospital Of ST. Douig:--A Young man from the
country, laborcr, imagined ne swallowed Young
snake in glass ofwator. cit is five years. said he,
since the accident occurred; since which time the
animal has not ceased to crow. Il has attained an
enormous size. and PRODUCES great Inconvenience:
constantly IL motion, it traversas the belly, mounts
INTO the Chest, and sometimes rises up to the left eye
when have distinct perception Of its size and color
Sometimes its movements are violent and painful
tkat LaIa obliged TO cons.rGiu thern by seiznr and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

Grand Consolidated Lottery, 9Th Class
'sHO be drawn i'll the City of WASHINGTON, O, Sn-
Il tt,rday, the 9th June, 1890 number Iottn-
ry--9 drawn ballots.
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ILEERINGS, SALT, &c

lEER!NGS, SALT, &c.
TOO Barrels behring's, No. 1
eco sacks salt
III Kegs Goshen butter, very fine, in kegs OF
30, 10 and so lbs
go los smoked beef, lirst chop. just received by
the Planter
y lew boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
100 Spanish cigars, S half boxes Of which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in Ha-
'aha' ior sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
may ~ Main st. opposite the Old Market
1 MpORTANT TO PAPER MAKERS.-The
~ SUBSCRIBERS are owners and inventors OF 4 patent
Tlgt granted to them for making paper from corn
nusKS or tag leaves. A specimen or the paper may
nc seen at Tie store Of j. T. Budong, in Jamestown
ana az Nl'ragues paperniii III Pontret. The rirht
"i making paper agreeable to the schedule in said
letters patent, may he purchased of the subscribers
oF any territory III The United States. The subscri-
oers nave the fullest confidence that the discovery is
one winch viii be beneficial to the manufacturers of
aer' US Well as lessen the expense of materials or
Sl'ct. Those printers friendly TO the above vii.
Eil;-'o AoLice THIS advertisements Application may
&c h'"'o !" a. u n. Sprogue, at Fredo.liu Chau-
taa9ue, or to IL >. Fenton, at Jamestown Caau-
'auqUe. jamestown, Dec. 1898.
ANDREW SPRACUE,
may % NICHOLAS \. SPEAGUE.
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A MILLER IS WANTED

I'~-A-f-I--N a. nv Ed,
A WELL qualified Miller, capable of dischorain5.
Ill the duties incident To his business. AMI 10
take charge OF mill, find all advantageous sit,,
alton a gentleman in the country is desirons "a
engage such man 20 attend to a mill about twenty
mIes above Ricllnond. For further pa fculurs, an
ply 20 the undersigned, who is authorised TO mao
an engagement. ANDREW SVFpNZS
Richmond, May sc. IS
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& fORN.-7Oo Bushels Corn in the Doc,
- for sale by LE}YGS EHB & r.
lune
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NOTICE.
SleI ANlED for the balance Of tie present year
" Il first rate Blacksmith, 90 able bodied coal
pit hands, and few boatncn--apply on the basin r.
may 60 NELSON CARY & CO
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Messrs Editors: BE pleased 10 publish tlls incIoscd,
It may spur Mr.. Ritce up the point o. publishing
Geo. Clinton wish more speed
Respectfully, yrs,
ONE OF ifHE PEOPLE.
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l'caldes great number Of aOs, 1Os, los 6us. 5ls
-ios, 25s, &c. Sc VS. 0'@
tickets $40, halves ), quarters SO o;chths %.
For sale ut 7. CIuTBES JFFICE,
jnne 9 1t If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

C0LOMB1A.--Gan. Urdneta has addressed .a
circular to the chiefs of the District n which after
mentioning the great losses which the Government
had sustained vessels built in foreign countries he
announces that tho government has decrced that
no vessels of shall hereafter be contracted for
~ any foreign country, and that none shall be sent
taither for repairs, Under the most severe penalties
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-02
Is some stupid Dutch beauty, and YOU can

IS some stupid Dutch beauty, and you can
scarcely describe her without laughing.
Come now, tell the truth
You may believe il or not inst as you
please said Charles 'bui assure you the
whole account is as true as the enjoyment
Of il was enrapturing, aud the memory is
delicious
Julia was sensitive and ariless. She low
cd her husband with that deep tenderness
which knew all the thrills of loves hopes
and fears. Her heart was like a goblet
tilled TO The brim, whose contents tremble
aOd overflow when shaken ever so lightly.
There was, therefore, in these enthusiastic
praises Of another, something strange, and
even cruel. Still she could not believe that
he vas serious, and forcing a smile, and
struggling to keep down her rising emo
ton, she listened to him in silence as he
ratified on.
'Onr meeting was marked with uncom
mon intcrest.--Old Mr.. Paterson introduce
ed me to her, after having previously hint
ed that, before was married she had re-
gardcd me with more than common com
placency.--Well, we met. ! addressed
her by name: she said nothing--but, oh !.
those eyes OF hers were fixed on me with a
gaze that reached The innermost rccesses
oi'my heart, and seemed TO touch all those
chords Of feeling which nature had strung
for joy. Wherever went, found her
eyes still turned towards me, and an arch
smile just played around her saucy lip, ond
spoke all the fine fancies and half hidden
meanings that woman viii often look, but
rot always trust to The clumsy vehicle o.
aords. | could restrain no longer bu'
forgetting all but those heavenly lips, ap
1roached and
Poor Julia--she thought she heard The
knell her young dreams The hue Of
her check, aud the spalkle Of her azure
eye were gone long before and ashc paint
ad in such glowing colors The picture ofhi-
feeling, her lip quivcred, and tears swellct
up and dimmed the blue light of eyes a.
beautiful Is day.
i will never speak TO you again, Charles, >
sobbed she, 'ifthis is true
1T is true he exclaimed. '1alv not hnlf
like The reality. II was your own picture.
my sweet girl that kissed again and
gain
She looked AZ him moment, and buried
her wet eyes in his bosom. AS she lifted
her head, and. shaking back the clustering
ringlets that fell around her brow, display
ed her face smiling through tears, his arm
softly found its wayaround her waist, and
but am at the end ofmy sheet. L.
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Ys@@EYs
MY LITTLE JUG OF wHIsKEY.

D .hon vert once, from morn till night,
nv greatest Joy, my first delight,
And never, never, far from sight,
My little jug Of Whiskey
When early from my couch crept,
/ SLED thee full and near me kept,
And drank thee dry before slept,
My little jug of Whiskey
y, seldom one short hour apart,
ror FIVE long years so near my heart,
Resolved from thee Id never part, ...r
My little jug of Whiskey
But yet pest found thee, aye,
Though neer know thee run away
With but one pistareen day,
My little Jug of whskcy
One pistarcen! little sound
Small sum but when the year came round,
Near eighty dollars it was found,
My little jug Of Whiskey
Eighty but 90 on farther STILL
in five years. reckon as you will,
-Four hundred nigh it cost to fiji,
My little jug of Whiskey
Four hundred--such the sum you call,
With interest sIbioined and all,
Is bu. calculation small,
My little jug Of Whiskey.
Ah mo! thought !, thou little foe,
Fool that am 20 lovo thee 80,
In thirty moro what would it grow.
Ny little Jug of Whiskey
Five thousand dollars!-- Gods said |,
] vow henccforth to lay thee by
So hear my last, my farewell sigh,
Ny little jug Of Whiske.
So up the little pest gave,
And took my resolution brave,
The pistareon day to save.
Now thirty years have rolled away,
I've saved my pistareen day;
A lot I've purchased with the sum,
That might long since have gone for rum;
And there S a house I've built, as neat
And large as any in tho street;
Well furnished too--and, round the FIRE,
My children bless their prudent sire;
My partner smiles with honest glee,
And says there's none about ike me;
$50 good father, kind mate,
Nor e'er was vile so Fortunate"
And ], depend ye, bless tho day,
laid my wbiskey jug away.
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"Mediciue ~ Gods second
cause of Wealth.
rcSr. -cTNScN,

WILL continue in the PRACTICE of ply.
w SIG as usual Residence, No I5S
Thames.street, Just North Of the Brick Mar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-02
TIE VILLAGE EDITOR.

"The editor who wills TO please,
Must humb!y crawl upon his knees,
And kiss the hand that beats him;
Or, il no datcs presume to walk,
Must too the mark that others chalk,
And cringe to oil who meet him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-02
RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointnei

This choice md safe medicine ia
superior to any now in use. for tha|
able and troublesome complaint vi
is so certain in !, operation. tha /
troubled with the above disorder. 4
without IL II is remedy for c,|
ruptions. scorbutic affections of th,|
rheum, or any other breaking out
ses from the sharp humors Of the b
Price G5 cents box.
The Ointment is for sale
SAMUEL w. VINS(|
The above medicine is for sale
r HAZARD, and Doct A. p. ooRE
with Geo. Hammond. & co. Wild
with the Druggists in New-York
dence, ana in the principal stores in
ern states. Newport, may
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Books.
For sale s circulation. y,
w. CALLAHAN,

A Political ard Civil History Of the u
IA nited States Of America from the year
1863, 10 the close Of the administration of
President. Washington. IN March, 1897, by
Timothy Piikin, = vols. { 20.
The SUBALTERN'S LOG BOOK, 9
volumes.
The man of Two Lives, Narrative writ
ten by himself. vol.
The Republic of Cicero, translated from
the Latin original, by Il. w. Featherston-
haugh, Esq.
Life in India, or the English at Calcut'
ia, vol.
ZILLAH. 9 volumes.
The Disow ned, by the author of Pelham,
g 2voumes.
Wilhelm Miester 3vols.
Takesh, or The White rose, 9 vols.
DOMESTIC DUTIES, or instructions
20 Young Married Ladies. on The manage.
nent of Households, by Mrs. VIM. Porkes,
volume
Fairy Legends of the South Of ireland,
I'd Series, vol.
Poetical Album, by Alaric A. Watts
London, sol
oUcs ol tusH, COID, CdtHOiICS oHu otu
or matters, vol.
Tales of Grandfather, Cd Series, by
Sir Walter Scott 9 vols.
Crockford's or Life in the West-by .
fat Enlightened. in . vols
The Anatomy Of Drunkenness, by Robert
Aacnish, | vol.
GtiJo--a Tale--Sketches from History
md other Poems, by Ianthe, vol.
Pelham, or the adventures Of gentle
man 2cols.
"Our Village" sketches Of Rural scene
ry and character, by Mary Russell Milford,
in 3 vols.
Romance Of History. by Henry Neele
2 vols.
Lights and Shades of English Life, Q
vols
Walsh's Journey from Constantinople to
England. vol
9th volume of the Lady of the Manor.by
Mrs Sherwood
Tales Of Women. vol. Feb ~
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Coughs, Asthma as and
CDMSyywpTE0NS.
FOR SALE ny
7, =. TRxTS,
No. IS. Thames street


vENIlE Public are respectfully Informed
that ANDERsON's COUGH Dk OPS
and PICTORIAL POW WDERS have from
an extensive use fnr nine years past prov
ed themselves to be one of the most yaua
bic remedies ever yet discovered for the
ture of Coughs. Colds and other affections
of the breast -and lungs leading to Con
sumptions. Thousands have experienced
tho happy effects of this Healing BniS0m
and many Of the highest respectabiliiy have
voluntarily given certificates, some Of Inch
will accompany each Bottle, that " il salts
fy every unprejudiced mind hat the most
extraordinary and unexpected cures have
been performed by the use Of this medi
cine in cases Of long standing, in which
other medicine had produced no avorable
effects, aud whore the most skillful Ply
slcians had given them up as hopeless. II
is not pretended that they are an inlallble
cure in all cases, but of such as are incura
BILE, there are but few but what will be
greatly relieved by the use o. them Scarce.
ly case of Colds, Coughs, Painin the side
difficulty OF breathing. want OF sleep erising
from debility, or even seated cOnsumptions.
but may be relieved by timely use OF this
Healing Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle OF
this medicine contains about 60 doses.
which proves them to be a cheap medicine
considering their virtues.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
To James Meiten, Hudson, n. z.
In the spring of 1913, mr.. Eleszer Har,
ris, man in very INDECENT circumstances,
and who had labored for me occasionally
for more than year, was violently seized
with an affection of the lungs, accompon.
led by tight dry cough. frequently una
bic to raise any thing for nearly half cn
hour, and then, most commonly, blood. His
he soon became much enaciated, his eyes
CLASSY. and his strength left him to that
degree that he was wholly unable TO labor;
compassonating his situation, friend of
mine and myselfrrocured for him one bot
tie Of Anderson's Cough Drops By TAX
ing which, in about three weeks ITO nv
astonishment) he vas so far restored as to
be able to perform his usual labor.
GAlUS STEBBINS.
Hillsdale, Feb 10, 1928.
] Robert Kidney, Of Rochester, Monroe
county, " I. DO hereby certify that for n
long time was SO reduced BY an affection
OF the lungs, attended with pain in the
breast, difficulty of breathing, &c. that my
life was despeired of and given up as in.
durable by council of five Physicians, bot
by the advice Of Doct. G. Hitchcock, Of
Rochester, was induced 10 make trial Of
your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by us
ing one bottle wns restored to perfect
health | would therefore recommend all
those afflicted with similar complaint, 10
make use of tho same remedy. as am per.
iectly satisfied, that it saved my lifc.
RoBERr KIDNEY.
Rochester, March IL. 1928.
Berdre Of Imposition.
This Valuable medicine is counterfenpd.
Purchasers must be particular and ask for
.4ndersons Cough Drops prepared by
JAMES MELLEN. and also sec that the bot.
ties are stamped in the glass, J. Mellen in-
stead Of !. Miller.
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ILL continue IN the PRACTICE ot PI'f-
w SIG as usual Residence, No J5S
Thames.street, Just North Of the Brick Mar.
ket.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
A general assortment Of DRUGS & MED
ICLNES, which are as GOOD, as will be found
Al any other shop; and at MODERATE prices.
GJPATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.=O
He will attend as a DESrIsr.-Those who
have lost their Teeth, can be furnished with
ELEGANT ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which will be set on Gold, or otherwise, with
great oxac'ness, surprising in beauty their
former natural teeth; embracing the mtdern
improvements in tho art.
.TEETH DRESSED, and ersry operation psr
formed on them, which their condition admits,
Nth great care and perfect safety. There is
~ necessity for going to New York. Provi.
'enco, or Boston, for wha: can be got at home
g equal if not ofsuperior quality; and, at less
expense
u In either, or all the above employments
DR JOHNSON respectfully solicits continu.
d1ce of the patronage of the Ladies ana Cen
cmen of Newport, and those of the adjoining
WINS.
UTThose who have Teeth in n diseased
ondltion, should apply, before it is too late,
or remedy
UyAll persons indebted TO DR. J. are re
Iuestcd IN make immediate payment
Newport Feb - 1890
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Vegetable AMhonuipuc \
Specific Solvent
ERS.
POWDERS.

yEHIS preparation is n remedy for the
Gravel. and all lis kindred complaints;
viz: Soreness Of kidnies; Chronic lntidm
nation on the urinary organs; dlincuity o'
Micturition; bloody water; Stranguary'
and every species Of gravel or stone IN The
bladder. Ii is likewise one OF the most Ell
iiclent remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discovered; and Oh the principle that
the immediate cause of the DIopsy, Is q
diseased state of the eXhalants, and urina-
ry system.
So distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine is designed, and so
dreadful and doubtful the application Of
the knife, that this LiTIION1RlPTIC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and Yves, Indies, and
across the A'lantic and it is no, known.
that i, has failed to give relief in single
instance.
The evidence in favor of its high salu
tary powers, cannot be presented al length,
but few names are offered, Of those who
have fully tested the virtues Of the compo
sitlon.
Mr.. A. Davenport, of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel fer many ye0rS fIe had resorted to
the most eminent physicians, and visited all
the celebrated mineral waters. but The disease
gradually increased, until, to use his own Ian
guage. "hfe'was almost a burihen"--ile pur
chased bottle of the Li'hontriptic, in Nov
ls25. and a second, Oh the first OF Januarl
following; on the morning of the 9Th If tbs
same month, having taken large doso the c
l. l. 4
Gravel one OF which stones weighed .fortl
grainS. The last information from this man
was. that he enJoyed good health and felt We
ry little of his former obstinate and excruciat
'ng difficulty.
The directions to the genuine Li'hontriptic
are signed by the sole proprietor, "JHo. Caom.
BE"
FOR SALE ny
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