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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
NEW W-ENGLAND LEGENDS.
THE SPECTRE WARRIORS.


In 1862, the garrison at Gloucester was a.
larmed by the appearance of several Indian
warriors, some or whom advanced even unto
the walls of the garrison. They were repeat.
edy fired upon at the distance ofa few yards,
by tho best marksmen, and, although the shot
always seemed TO take effect, and the strange
Indians frequently fell as ifmortally wounded,
they always passed off, in the end unharmed.
These nvulnorable vsitants continued for the
space of three weeks to alarm and distress the
garrison.
Cotton Mather, in describing the circum
stance says:-"This inexplicabo war might
have some Of its original among The Indians,
Whose chief Sagamores are well known unto
somo OF our captives, TO have been hoTrid sor.
cerers,& iiolish conjurors, such az conversed
with Demons. Magnatia, Book z, article Ia.
"Away TO your arms, for the focmen are here
Tho yell of the red man is loud on the ear
On--on to the garrison soldiers away,
:! he moccason's track shall be bloody to day."
The fortress is reached-thcy have taken
their stand
With war knife in'girde, and rifle in hand
Their wives are behind them the savage be-
will the puritan fail at his hoarth-stono and
Goor?
There's yell in the forest unearthly and
dread,
Like the shrek OF fend DER the place Of the
dead
Again--how it swols through the forest a
Have the tribes Of the fallen uprisen to war
Here look!-they are coming--not caution,
md ClA
in the serpent.lkc mood of the blood seeking
foe
Nor stealing in shadow nor hiding in grass,
But tall, and uprightly and sterniy ihey pass
abe ready "-thc watchwoTd has passed on
the wall,
The maidons have shrunk to the innermost
hall
The rifles arc levellod--each head is bowed
low
Each oyo fixes steady, God pity the foe!
They are closely at hand!-I!a! the red fash
has broke
From the garrisonod wall through a curtain O
smoke,
There's n yell from tho dying that aiming
was true
Tier, l.man no more shall his hunting pur
Look-.look to the earth, as the smoke roll
away,
Do the dying and dead on the green herbag'
lav? ..
What mean those wild glances' no slaughte
is there
The rod man has gone lke the mist on the all
Unharmed, as the bodilcss air. he has gone,
From the war knlfc's keen edge and the ran
gers long gum
And the Puritan warrior has turned him ava
From the weapons ofwar-- aud is kneeling I
pray!
Ilo fears that the Evil and Dark One is nca
On an errand of wrath with his phantoms {
fear,
And he knows that the aim of his rifle is vain -
That the spectres of Evil may never be sair
He knows that tho Powwah has cunning an
skill,
To call up the Spirit Of D1rkucss al will
To wakcn the dead in their wilderness gravc'
And summon the demons Of forest and wave
And ho layoth the weapons of battle aside,
Aud torgcttcth tho strength of his nature
pride,
And he knccle with the priest by his garris ~
cd door,
That the spirits of Evil may haunt him Il
more!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
Marvellous e!

"'"O"S Ht" G'Ouo Ut~-
Twenty pieces Broad. Linen hdkfs.
cloths different col. Mourning prints and
ors and quality ginghams
Casslmeres of every Plain X printed cam
description brics
Blue aud mixed sat. Ga Laccs
tincts Nice lace wells
Merino Cassimeres- Fine Spring Fannels
superb article for Nice miits and gloves
children The best of Unread
silk velvets from No IS to 100
Superb vestinCs Fency prints
Black green " white Nankus * Nankinets
Bomaazotts Black white n green
Supor merino shawls Italian Grapes
Other nice shawls Grape Arophene
Nice fhncy hdkts. Nice Barage for wells
Nice black hastings Super pongees
English and French Palmyrene
pms Bengal stripes
David's Gnloons a lot OF India blinds
Linen camhrcs An assortm't ofcombs
A complete assortment Of Millinary
Goods
White and black Leghorns, never sold
o cheap before.
A complete assortment Of India Rubber
| Ovcrshoes.
Floor carpctings and carpet bind ings
with n thousand other articles, too tedious
to mention. march 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
The traveller in the mean time, never stir.

Tne traveller in the mean time, never stir.
red from the spot, though his eyes natural
ly followed those Of the dog; and for time
every thing was as still as the grave;
and not a sur nor breath broke the still
ness of the room, or interrupted the silence
Of the mute pair. At last slight rusting
sound was heard in the direction Of the
bed: the dog with ears cooked aud tail
slightly moving, looked up at his master,
as If TO make sure that he was attentive,
and in an instant the bed was seen descend
ing swiftly 81 s,eathily through the yawn-
ing floor, while strong light flashed up.
wards into the room. Not second was 10
be lost. The traveller dashed open the
window, and leaped into the yard, followed
by his faithful companion. Another mo-
ment, 3wIthout giving himself any trouble
on the score Of saddle, he was on The
back Of his horse, as fast hunter as any
~ Leinster, and securing away for life and
death on the rond to kiculen, followed
5yR train as pitiess as that which hurried
from Kirk Alioway after poor Tam O'Shan
+ ter
You may be sure he spared neither whip
spur, nor norschesh, and thanks to Prov
deuce aud good steec, he reached Xii
rcuilcn N safety. The authorities secured
+ the ylIlanous host and his accompIlce sons
and the .iulurateG peosantry gave the tata
inn and It's bloody sccrets to The flames.
There IS the story; and ifIt be true,
can only say hat wish | knew whore
could get one ofthe breed ofthe travellers
terrier. Tor love or money.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

ANECDoTE.-A gentleman had been
concerned in duel; the ball Of his anlag-
ouist struck his watch and remained there
1t thus saved his life. The watch was al.
ierwards exhibited, with the bali remaining
IN it,in Company where judge Parsons was
presCnt.--lt was observed By several. tba'
It was a valuable watch. Yes said Par
sons, very excellent: ii has Kept Time from
Eternity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

"Thdt are" .HaitrdSS. NewNork up.
holstcrcr stufs his mattresses with air.
They are very pretty, very soft and very
elastic. A young man who was determin.
cd to be very comfortable, purchased the
article, and slept three nights very sweetly
upon it. The fourth night he thoughtless.
ly thrust pin into the bed. and with gen.
tic humming in the car, soft as the murmu-
Of wind harp, fell soundly asleep. IN the
morning he awoke stiff and sore to the
bone. and found himsefseparated from the
bed cord by only two thlcknesses of oil
canvass and the sheet. We have not
learned whether he blew up his maiirsss
or burned it.-.Ncir. hagen .idr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
Kin most parts Of Ireland, peat, or as w
call It, turf, IS used fer fuel.

MechGnicS We have been censured
heretofore for our denunclations Of aris.
tocraCy; but we are sensible that we have
not gone so far in this respect as our OBJ
vious duty demanded. Il is in vain to de-
ny that the working classes Of the com
murity have been and indeed still are. SUBJ
ject 10 the influence Of a bitter prejudice
feeling OF contempt, originated and nour-
isAed by the wealthy and aristocratlc.
DO they deserve this? Is there any thing
in labor-in the honest exercise of me-
chlnicul skill, calculated to degrade the
person or the intellect
But Il mechuulc-a vulgar mechanic -
sneers some conceitcd sprIg of uristocracy
And the senseloss snecr has operated like
a curse upon the mechanics of New Eng.
land 1t has driven them from the arena
at intellectual cXerciSe;-it has excluded
them from the halls Of legislation. But
the delusion is passing Of the spell is rap
IDLY disso.viug. The real worth the me.
chanic is more universally acknowledged
his claims are beginning to be better un.
dorstood. - EsScr Gazette
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
Great Bargains,
AT
JOHN 8. ITEWTCN'S.
"A greater variety Of DRY
GOODS, and CHEAPER
than EVER offered
III Tbs town,

tiidH EVER OHcfeu
Iii tbs town.
In addition 10 oar FRESH STOCK opened
TINS D.4Y,
Moore Of those fine Linen hdhrs, al
We - cts, and 2s :}d.
More white and Ied merino shawls.
More reyy cle0p LEGHOH.\S.
More Naysrino hats AT % ,ls.
80 pieces more handsome CALICOES
at l2l CTS yj.
A rich lot Of (all colors) n,er!no gauze
hdkfs At 80 rents.
Broadcloths--Ca Cassimeres--V Vestings--
SIR Umbrcllas--llaHan Silks Nankin
Grapes Lncns--Tnreal Lacps- Sewing
sii4s--Biack. Aastings-Russia Diapers,
and Carpeungs.
LIKEWISE,
The very best quality Of BED TICKING
at o5 cts per yd. and a large assortment
OF COTTON GOODS.
Store open evenings until 9 o'clock
Our best endeavors have been to "p'eas.
he eye and suit the Jancr" and 1t will co-i
the public nothing to call and see how isr
our eXertions have proved successful.
apTill
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

Svindhng. "A discovery OF a curious
mode 0 ( swlndling was made at the Police
Office yesterday. A young man who sta
ted tina. he was a citizen of N. Jersey, com
planned that he had been induced to pur.
chase a watch for $50, under the impress.
ion that i, was gold, "but" says he Il got
most confoundedly shared, went into one
of these ere watchmakers and he told me
it was copper. ]; appeared that the com
plalnant had been passing by ST. PauIs
Church, and had heard the person from
whom he purchased lament to third pei
son the necessity he was under, TO dispose
Of tins superior gold watch" SO much IN
der It's value ihe complainant stopped and
asked the price, the vender Immediately
said that lie would give II for the low sum
OF $50, that he was induced TO do this from
the low state OF his pocket, that he had not
eaten any for Two days. these arguments
together, prevailed on the unsuspectiug
Jersoyman to give the so for the rinket
without any hesitation; out on gong 'nio
q watchmakcr's shop 10 have key fitted
to it, he was told it was worth ,ttle more
than one and d bali. or two dollars.
The artiul yendeT has not yer not been
found. n. \. LOur. VI Tuesday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

dorstood. - EsScr Go.ede.
.NowniHg .3pparci.-A sensible writer
in the Connecticut Observer states the fol
lowing objections to the foolish fashion,
winch has so long prevailed in relation to
mourning apparel;--
"As general practice il is no real ex
preston Of grief tor the loss of our friends,
nor is it so considered, It is adored by oil
classes; by the covetous heir, whose heart
beats with JOY at any event which puts him
in possession OF his idol, as well as by those
" no are affected with the purcst emotions
of genuine sorrow An English writer
has remarked that "the very time that a
man shall mourn, and the very time that
be shall only lalfmourn, ard the verT time
that he shall cease To mourn, orc fixed for
him by The world, Whatever may be the du.
ration OF his own sorrow"
.. Il is no mark of respect for departed
rclativcs-The dark hahllimen,s are as.
sumed, whether the deceased was viltu.
Gus or yi,ious, honest or fraudulent, sober
or Incorporate; whether he was a wise man
or fool, a Christian or an lntidel, bless
ing or curse to society.
3. u lmparts no consolation to the bo,
som of sorrow. 1t ailcvlates not the wo
which flows from the bereaved heart. II
! offers no balm 10 lis wounds. 1t equally
! tails to aSsuago excessive grief, and to eX
! cite that which is proper
! Asa memento Of departed worth it is
! y A. 4. 1 4.
needs It not; the object Of its affection is
cugraycn there to deeply to be eiiaced
/ The mock mourner Is unaffected by its sa
I bic hue.
! ;. Il CONVEYS no moral or religious in
s,ruction to the mind. 1t excites no mourn
nv for sin; no submission to God no part
iug with the world; no distress after heav
en-. Neither the solemn realities of thC
scene Of death, nor the affecting and ad
moujtory truths Of the word Of God, can b,
enforced by it.
Oar objections to the custom are found
cd principally on its positive evils
|. 1t is cXtravagant, and ahsorbs larg,
amount Of funds which might be approprla
ted to useful purposes.
,. ltpresents strengtemptationt prid
and dishonesty, and has often robbed tn
widow aud iatherless of their bread, an
the creditor of his due.
3. Il is violation Of the command
ABE We not contormed to this world
!. 1t diverts the attention from th
voice of the Almighty in his INSTRUCTIVE
, Providence. II occupies the mind, as we
as the hands in that solemn period, whc
is so peculiarly favorable for the soul t
; retire with;nitselfand contemplate is char
: scter and destiny. ltappeOrs to be an arr
ful and successful device of the adversar
Of man to disqualify him for obeying tn
command of his God. In the day of ad
, vcrsity consider"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

Ihking0 Eif.- Mr.. II. rich English
gentleman, who in the first Greek msur
rectiOn, was maAlng scientific tour ~ y
gypt, happened to be al Cairo when a girl
from Gandia, nine years of age. was offer.
Cd for sale. Mr.. II. bought the child, sent
her 20 England, and hal her educated with
great caGe;- and when she had attained
the age Of fifteen, married her. On the
Ith OF September Mr.. ii. with his wife, ar
rived from Malta, and went to her native
place, in the interior OF the Island, 10 let
her parents take part in her fortunes.
they were not little a3tonshed 10 see
their dan9 hter, after separation Of nine
years, as a lady OF consequence dressed
like princess, and surrounded with ser
wants, but refused, however, to accompany
them. The Greek revolution affords many
such episodes which would furnish pleas
ing subjects Tor the drama.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
VhomAs NaSnrty

RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex
u lHiTa md itS vicinity, that he will open SEMI
wv hF the education of Young Gentlemen, on the
% instant, At his dwelling house on Duke-street, TIL
''e suitable situation he procured. The Soho
VIC course vii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
' saSiSh Languages; Lagic, Metaphysics. Rheto-
-, !" Execution and Composition; Ancient and Modern
a,Ory' Chronology. Geography with the use OF the
'vs and globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing, &c
tae Advertiser, from his long experience IN teaching,
NJ. success m qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
NUes AMI professions, both in Europe and this Dis
trusts he will give general satisfaction. lie
'HSSs himself that his utmost cxertons will be used
'0nt'lInS the literary improvement OF the pupils
'I' may be committedto his care,
"''rnluon concerning 7. 5 capabili,y, acquire
-1'Sand discipline, Teacher. NAV be Learned by
-MmS 10 Maj. Gen, Mscomb, Gen Mason, Clement
''N' John harhury, WIN. s. Nicols, Esqs. Col. Fow-
- anu Capt. Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle, OF
navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
MIRA. Academy, Washington City; and Dan'l Bryan,
y NeXaAdrIS. Term, can he sscerisined by inqulr-
"SI l. VI at his residence on Duke street.
y, o. Since the foregoing was nype, the building,
~ rH"ee-street, used, at present as place OF wor-
TP ny the Society os Refosmed Methodsts, has been
'+ae3 by the advertiser, aud he viii commence
sung therein on the day above specified
70 I-d6lfTisw,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
China. GLASSWARE, &c.

90 CRATES and packages containing elegant tea
~ sets, gold banded, 81 peices. do lusre and
celtic do 81 peices gold edged cups and saucers, en-
amee India teas. very cheap, blue do, cut glass tam
bers and wines, ring fish, FAM and concave pat
ern, China and glass cup plates gold edged plates and
usre pitchers, elegant ustre Jackson pitchers, lamps.
blue foo, and blue fount, do button plate, blown and
Jackson patters labelled and plain decanters, common,
elegant glass do, blue printed Dishes plates, pitch
crs bowls covered dishes and bakers do teapots,
gars. and cream edged plates and dishes. mahogany
toilet box glasse, with glass knobs, do swing do pain
ted, ued and tablet do, glass dishes; moulded, square
aod oval glass knobs, ribbe and twisted, do pressed
and square spinde, do plain with d., Italian loukng
glasses, draw do, stone pans and covers, with variety
OF other articles just received and tor >aleby
dec - gro. WHITE, Auctuneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
vol, VII
New Orleans Packets.

~ Having been engagedin the New Orleans trade
lin ~ AR s-hoon-r> the TR-2SSPORTandt the
~ ,GT0N'S B3RGE, during the l.st season,
I" .,,,;og considerable encouragement from ship
% - ,,T undertake 70 keep both OF these vessels
"a, - h,,tralr. The WAsHISsTON's BARGE will
| jj1ess to sail about the middle of JANUARY, and
y ,ba, f, sufficient quantity 10 make II AN OBJ
jag 80 b,Wa cargo, offers vt either hichmond or
+ H., one of the vessels will be sent To either
-. 70 ,Ts expense to shippers; orwhen such guam
= ,oud olfeI as TO make i OF less importance, 'ne
yr.,-s have proved themselves equal. it not
a. to any in the trade; and the masters shall be
Il ,will be approved of
y. rbe Alexandra Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
rs,er,burs Republican, WI, please insert tne
IN n. III u.c.mber, AMI afterwards insert the
home, H. 1,l then orM.sd their accounts Tor pay
r G.. ).
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
nj AGING

HAVING commenced the manufacture of Oil, Paste
d and Liquid Backng, the undersigned informs
the public morally that they can be supplied either
BY the quantity single box or bottle. In recon-.
mending this article to public notice. the subscriber
would merely observe that the ingredients Of which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most COM
positions ofthe kind, tends, in a remarkable degree,
preserve the eather-at the same time producing
mos, beautiful gloss Oil forming of its principal
components. it may be applied to greasy leather with
on, injury to the gloss and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof 10 prevent imposition, the subscri
Der has indened his name on top Of 'he backing in
each box 10 country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made. T j. SAbNE'AT.
West side of Royal, between King and Prince streets,
ian Alexandria. ID C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
Superior Hlack INK PC
AND
LIQUID INK,

WARRANTED Pr RNANENT,
Manufactured by NOR1pitJ W,3RRfN, Philadelphia.
NE above has been fairly tested and found pos
L sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient Recommendation to
the public, at the various articles of the kind that have
been prepared in this country, or imported from Flu.
rope II confidently relied upon. that single trial
of the Liquid Ink or Ink Powder, tthe latter of such
general convenience to travellers, and particularly for
voyages will prove their superiorit, any OF
he preparations now in
he public attention is respectfully invited to the
following recomne nta,i0ns:
- The subscribers having used North & WARNS
Liquid Black Ink, Thy them warranted permanent, and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder,1 beg
to recommend i, to merchants and Others. whn will
ind trial that IT flows freely from the pen, retains
color and, where beautiful black ink required
for deeds and other public writings, this compositions
We have no doubt, will bear comparison with any art-
Gle of the KIND maruae ured in this country, or with
that imported from EUROPE"
John Reed. Esq President Philadelphia Bank
q Campbell Esq CASHIER do
HHoii,ngs'corth, Esq fiashisr B0nk hrth naerica
HhuaL Esq Cashier turner's ann Mechanics Bank
NJ ferris, Esq 'oshir HchuyihiH Bonk
RoJsris Esq Cashier Mephen Gnmrds Bank
In samuel acason .7djuna Professor Unirr Penn
ID, JIcob Gree" Professor IF chemistry Jefferson Coz
o {. ?. ~, T. r. hidAs i'q A0tary L"1he
Henry G Freeman. Esq d
& Camp5eM L'brorinn Philadelphia Library
Ray6od Parliamentary Supreme Court
latin Geyer, hegisier n Wis
Isanc ENof, rn,rryancy
Isaac Udmpae do
j u Norbury. E>g
John oaEf3'd c1erh efme District Of Soutauuri
SM Solomon. to.nty .iudiiw
VI Goats. PrO.hOnotary's U6icS District court
TS[a,rr G0 do
q = Head do do
DOpid i.e,cs Esq President PnGnir Insurance Co
Jf Wuseherer. Esq h do
Jm N, Esq >ee'y Pennsylvania Fire do
Thus TSmiIty .ictuary Penn Life do
JPryor BO0rd Of IieoM
" II johnson Principal High School Franklin Inst
b ~ Rand, flirting buster
HeHry Brtstop do
Ih.nia> R0Ser, 1cacher
Il UenniSOn d.
Hferuri dO
Enn,0n Williams, Hurreyor
Jenn,agst g 1lomas, .iuciimrers
Enot Boggs g Co, Merchants
Jrhn ,rgg 6o
.i.uro,s buR do
- Potter 6D
BgS,n Hood q Pe@saH, Merchants
.ioAD B,a9ley
81 1ayhr
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov o-2aw2m BOokseher. .7ier. ndri1.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
Sugar. Yea, Coffee, SC.

II y. DOUGLAS have Just received we" Select
- f. ed assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
SO h,,t,s anil terces sugar, of various qnalites
8, bh,ls, tierces, and bbls molasses, OF do
40 packages of teas gunpowler, imperial and
Young hyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
90 bags best and comInon coffee
S3LT-I oose and in sacks
SPFrES-Embracing pepper, alspce, ginger,
cloves, nutmrgs, cjnuanon mace, Nc
SPiRI7S-French brandy, Holland gin' 'sma'Sa'
Antigua, and New England rum
of them very low priced. -, g.
DIES-indgo, copperas, madden, iogwood' f'''c'
alum. &c .,;
EPNON S7L rs of superior quality
SNBFF-Leiper, Garrett. x i-ofilAr Mseo'pau
P3PER-Writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch
mustard. cheese, fig blue. gunpowder shot par lead
brnsone, salt pe,re. SC &c; the whole OF wich they
viii SELL wholesale and retail on very moderate terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
Gait &c quill faut, arrive &c quill pourra'
Robert Barry

has just received, and is opening, at his store
northeast corner of King and Royal streets, for
merly occupied by Mrs. Sherion. an assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the follOUing articles
Cloths and cassmeres
Cassnets and vestng
MerinO shawls and Scarfs
Thbet do and handk erchiefs
Cloth shaws and cotton do
Cambria. book and Swiss miislins
Bandanno and cotton handke rchiefs
Blankets, fInnels and green haize
Beached, brown and colored domestic co,tons
Irish linen and lawns
Calicoes and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentlemen's white and black silk socks
white and black Italian Grape
Braps and Scotch linens
Cotton y.rn and many other articles
Gentlemen's plaid cloaks
All of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
dec .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
CNAcined Magnesia.
sept l6-eo1w&lswtf

VEyE have received direct from the Mar. land Cne
w mical Works. s.irply OF superior Ca'c'nea MSg
nesia made after the Of llenry's celebrated
mavnesia This magnes.awe warrant to be a. good,
if not better than the English. having by testing the
two articles together proved this TO be suPenor.-
We here offer IN condensed form, al half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnes's and may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often so eonsI
tierabie with ply scians) being rather pleasant 'hsI
disagreeable tasted In the Of the American arti
Gle, and when it shall become generally known, we are
satisfied it will supercede The use OF he impmftd es'
peciay as it is sorded at The same price and IS more
sure i'm effect than the caicined niaEnesa "
is nut up IN bottles and Labelled WITH directions, Ii
convenient size for families retailing IN cGun'r!
stores or other places where medic pes are Vehoed'
Also an assortment Ut
COMBS, BRUSHES IND SOAPS,
Consisting o!
Turk side. long crooked. neck and pocket combs
ci,b bair aesh nail vsrnis, sash tools, and camel
hair Brushes 49,
Rose transparent, ysricga.ed add Windsor shaving
SOAPS For sale by
s,or.t II WILLIAM LANPuER g. ca,