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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14
MISCELLANY.

The difference in the mode Of doing bus.
ness between England and this country 10
in no respect greater than in the manage.
mcnt Of public journals. With US, oil that
does not 60 into our advertising columns is
gratuitous.- journalists do thousand
friendly offices and say 4 thousand kind
things, for which their sole reward is the
pleasure of doing good. In England, on
the contrary, they receive q tangible re-
enumeration for these things. tits mention
ed in the Ednburg Review, quoted by Us
not long since, that the puffs on books
which appeared in the London prints are
inserted as q matter of trade, and regularly
paid for. The kind notices which appear
in the American papers are only dictated,
Ne believe, in ninety nine instances out Of
Q hundred, by an smiable desire to oblige,
or dislike Of offending. The same thing
may be said Of obituaries. These mortua.
columns, often to the exclusion ofadvertise-
ments Of intelligence, or Of other matter
Interesting to the public generally, yet they
arc inserted gratuitously. The reward Of
the journalist consists in the consc iousness
Of having pleased the family Of the dsceas.
Cd. In Great Britain they manage this
matter differenty.--Take the following
scale of prices adopted BY the Waterford
Chronicle, and published for the informa
tion Of all persons supplying obituaries for
that journsl.--.N Y Ere. Post.
"For a simple death two shillings and
sixpence. For the death ofa person deeply
regretted, FIVE shillings. For the death Of
q person who lived perfect pattorn Of all
the Christian virtues, and died regretted by
the whole country, ten shillings. For the
death Of a person who possessed extensive
literature and profound erudition, superad.
ded to which, his whole life was remarks.
bic for piety, humility, charity, and self de.
NAL, one pound. For the death Of lady.
whose husband 10 inconsolable for her Joss,
and who was the delight Of the circle in
which she moved, one pound ten shillings.
For the death Of gentleman, who had
been only six months married, who was an
example Of every conjugal and domestic
virtue, and whose widow is in a state of an.
guish bordering on distraction, two pounds.
For the death Of an aristocrat, who was q
pattern Of meeknsss, a mode! Of humility, \
patron of distressed genius, genuine phi
lanthropis;, an exemplary christian, an ex-
tensive aims giver, profoundly learned, un-
Yemitting in his attention to the duties OF
his station, kind, hospitable, and afTsction.
ate to his tenantry, and whose name will be
remembered and his loss deplorcd to the
latest posterity, FIVE pounds For every
additional good quality, whether domestic
moral, or religious, there will be an addit
ional charge"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Matrimonial Success. Jerome re-
latcs that when he was at Rome, he saw a
man that had not arrived to an advanced
age, who had yet survived twenty wives,
whom he had married in uninterrupted sue
cession.--IIe afterwards married an elder
ly woman, who had buried nineteen bus
bands: and at her death he attended her
funeral with his head crowned with q
chaple,, and marching in the stately pace
Of triumph.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14
Ancient Ertrapagance.-Ciodious T

Ancient Ertraragance.-Ciodious ESQ
pus, Roman actor, contemporary with
Cicero, was much addicted to luxury. Ac-
cording to Pliny the elder, single dish at
his table, composed of the rarest singing
birds, cost him 600l. sterling; and Horace
records, that he dissolved in vinogara a prec-
ious pearl and swallowed it. Notwith.
standing this ostentatious profuson, so well
was he rewarded, that he left a fortune e.
quail to l60,O00l. sterling behind him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

A son Of the late Count D. Espienville,
formerly French Consul at this place, was
killed at Valparaiso, in June last, in duel
with On officer Of the British sloop Sap
phire. The deceased was acting as French
Vice Consul at Valparaiso at the time the
duel took place.--.uer. .4dr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

The younger Crebillon, at the age of l3,
wrote a satire against Lamothe and his ad-
mirers-he showed it to his father who told
him that it was very well composed; but as
he saw that the young man was vain Of his
opinion, he sdded-"Judge, my son. how
easy and contemplate this style Of writing
must be, since even at your age, one may
succeed in it."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Bo.-nris.--what heart is there that has
no, beat high at Henry Tvs exclamation
TO his soldiers on the field Of Ivry:-"Sol.
dicrs il ever ye lose your standards, rally
around my white plumc?" Vet how sinks
this exciting summons into the shade, when
We carry ocr minds eye to The scene where
Marco Bozssris, ready to hnrl destruction
on his country's oppressoss, and movin:
With his patriot bands. under the solemn
shade Of night, TO surprise the Turkish
camp. called aloud 10 HE followers, ere the
6rst blow wss struck-"My friends, ifys
lose trace Of me in the fray, seek me in the
Pseha's tent and you will find me-" And
il was %; but they found him morsally
wounded, and ssreuched upon Q hssp oi
hosGie ssePsss !--.lthsro~m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Mary Williams, a middle aged woman,
has been convicted in Providence of steal.
ing gold watch, worth Sl0o' from Capt.
Kelly's house, where she offered herbs for
sale. She was convicted in the afternoon,
also, Of stealing a silk shawl, and was dill.
gently employed in sewing, during the trl.
al. Geo. Fairfield was convicted, same
day, OF attempting TO break into a store.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

The steamboat Ohio made her passa &c
from New York to Albany, on Thursday
evening, in nine hours and my eight min.
uies! This is the quickest sailing on re-
cord: the Ohio has only single engine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

A fire broke out in Mr.. Parody's premi.
ses in waterproof street, on the 9th, by
which damage was done to that and the
psighboring buildings 10 the amount OF
$4,000 or 10000 dollars, and the cook ofthe
tavern in the lower part Of Mr.. P.'s house
was burnt to death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

FRoM GIBRALrER. The Y. s. ship
Fairfield, Captain Parker, arrived at Glib.
ralter on the Is Of August, 81 lsys from
Smyrna, 10 from Mahon, e. q frJm Algiers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Prayers.-In Flatcourt's history ofMad.
agascar is the following sublime prayer,
said to be used by people whom we are
pleased to denominate savages:
30 Eternal. have mercy upon me, be.
cause ! am passing away. o Infinite be.
cause am but speck. o Most Mighty!
because | am weak. O source Of life be.
cause draw nigh to the grave. o ON.
niscient because I am in darkness. Oall
bounteous because am poor. o All Suf.
fcient because ! am nothing"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Mr.. Jno. Page, watch maker, Portland
has made 4 paddock 3.s,hs Of an inch long
and 1 thick, and q key 3 eths long, wei
wardcd, and about the size Of threac
needle, ,--both weighing only s grs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Mr.. Warren, late Of the Philadelphi,
Theatre has opened the "Falstaff House,
Baltimore. His motto is "Shall not take
mine ease at mine inn!"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Bachelors look oa.--At the late celebra.
ton Of the national anniversary in Georgia,
the ladies Of the place sent to the table the
following toast. The wish of the ladies' is
truly appalling, and we hopo none of our
bachelor friends will subject themselves to
its application: "To al old bachelors, who
make no sffarts to get wife-msy they go
blind in. the right eye, and never have a
chance to see pretty girl with the eit."--
Ia cheers with great applause.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

An apple OF tho ounce kind has bee
raised this season on the farm Of Gov. Lir
coin, Worcester, which weighed Fl ounce
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

SQUARE ToEs.-In the reign Of
Queen Mary, of England, square toed
shoes were in fashion, and the men
wore them of so prodigious a breadth,
that Balwer says, il he remembers a
right, there was a proclamation came
out, that no man should wear his shoes
above sir inches square at the toes.
II vas Mr.. Noah's cloak, q present from
the Dev Of Algiers, that was stolen from
the n. Y. Custom House, lately.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Forensic Repariee.-A lawyer who was
pleading. happened to be suited between
two gentlemen Of the name Of Taylor; and
wishing to be witty, remarked at the close
of mis- spsech. that having two Idiiors on
his side, he could not fail to obtain his suit:
whereupon his adversary was polite enough
TO congratulate him, but at the same time
observed that the supporters to whom he
alluded must be mserably poor for it was ev-
ident they had but one gaaR between them.
We understand from an intelligent mer.
chant that ePECIE is now on its way from
London to the Uuited States, and daily we
remark arrivals Of fspecie from almost every
part of the worlds strong evidence tha,
the United States stands now as a creditor
to all leading marts Of commerce; and,
judging from the activity and prosperity a.
round US. indicate in all branches Of trade
that he who can find cause to grumble or
complain in our land, would quarrel with
his brssd and Sutter-or to say the least
does not know on which side his bread 10
buttered.--.N Y. Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
:R R
STAGES-STAGES.

TRAVELLERS respectfully informed, that
L the Western Stages to Lynchburg, will
Friday. at ) o'clock, A ~ arrive at Lynchburr. the
q day, by NJ and at Salem the Sd day, by 8 p
NJ. where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nash
VILE, &c. is connected. Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at A N.
end cave Lynchburg Wednesdays Fridays, and
Monda $. n a. NJ. This arrangement viii give
me passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
tiukes, on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is con
nectcd every trip by Caldwelrs line, which passes
incasl!e ana the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
~ EeIGins line, at the White Sulphur Springs. which
runs TO Grandote. Oh the Ohio River Fore from
Richmond to Guandotte, $50 miles. $40 75-to Sa-
lem, 80 miles Sl2-to Lynchburgh, 100 miles. So so.
Ih" way fare is also reduced the Lynchburg line.
For seats TO the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging TO passengers sent by the stage
al the risk of the owners thereof.
june i-law I2tc y. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
NEW GOODS.

F67IiE subscribers have received b. the Fairfield
Il from New York, large supply If desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which are
the following articles
Heavy black and bue-black Italian lustrngs
Do do 90 do do Gro dc Maps
81 heavy meTino bomba4ncs
80 French do
Rich gauze and Gro dc Nap hdkrs
Lace capcs and bobbiuct laces
Bobblnet footlngs and edcIngs
Black and white silk hosiery. cheap
Silk and horsC-skIn gloves
Black, white and cold Arophrne grapes
Do DO do do Italian do
Do Mandarin, NankIn 81 Canton do, very low
Gro dc Nap ribbons, a good assortment
Belt DO do do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Superfne linen apes and bobbins
IRISH and German linen shcetings
IRISH Iincns, long lawns
Table diapers
Linen cambrlcs and linen cambr!C hlkis
Leghorn bunnets, cheap
Straw bands. &c &c.
The above goods arc Just received from the New
York auctions, and will be sold GREGT BARGAINS.
augG BALDWIN, IVES 81 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

rEyHE subscriber has just received from Chemical Ware
red thee, high rruic amongst the most eminent medical
gentlemen of that city.
Saratoga Powders by which the water can be prepared equal
in all respects, 10 that taken from the springs
Compound Flud Extract Of Sarsaparll for preparing in
few minutes the Lisbon diet drink
Compound Syrup Of Lvcrworl, safe and valuable mciI
cine for coughs splitting blood, consumption aud liver
plants mos of the mecrres made use Of for the above
oa stimulating composed generally ct resins
and halsaus N alcoholic solutions which although sometimes
rvirg temporary relief almost every where they
freely used the disease aud reduce the strength Of
the patient. preparation active hcmade from
the rant and the virtues considerably improved by the
aut cvpcc7w medicines which have been selected as
Ctralcd Kali formalnE che saline dau-h Of ncu,ra mix.
'rc drlrh oltns salt dissolved four OF water
instantly produces mxuc similar and equal IN every respect
To that made with fresh crr'n JUICE aud sal, Of tartar
Black Oxide Of Mercury Tor CNtcmponncously making the
Sr II G ore '"'' o. 7'''" ' 'o' '" '''' grams o.
soldjGrd Corava Ta 1-.'"" r--F7-2'ou Of the bal
Sam, rendered solid without tire action Of heat drmm
shug strength by the addition or inefficient articles; IS
much approved oihy The faculty trunan The Resin OF Go
Tarva made by cvarunng tho halsan IS entirely inert
OIL Corlvr d0sc sos drops, IS superior TO Nsphiha
Ouf Jurg1s THIS valuable addition 10 n7lssm copaiva,
10 m drops Of baIs1w wJ greatly the
virtue. uC rha, rrrncdy m Gnrnuhr'
Ly'Hcl o Quunc ,wo grains oi which arc equal TO one OF
Oh OF Black Pepper This much more active preparation
than ' drop fully equal to three grains Of tho lat
o1dctto grains w greatly increase the powers OF that me
Superior Fed Ulrk. And
Superior C1s1ya Bark This is the best species of yellow
bark and dcu,c- from the province ii, which Is col
ccrcl It rs the blr which yields R1u,oc greater proportion
ar any other Species neatly put up 100 sea ed cylindrical
Besides as above articles now on hand, arv cf,hc following
articles can Doe bad AZ short notice 1t desired vi"
p."arorIl.t Artda.ous Ttuc,urc ororum.
Compound Tonic Eya-I
EVtract of St1mDufum.
Acetate. surhatc and pure MorPh'
NIurarr and Oxide NJ Gold.
I,llrG,n,. Cirr,on.pc Sfrychiuc and ycrau'ur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
NEW GOODS

I'D III. JENKINS has inst received by the llor-
IA. not, a large assortment of fancy gauze and
silk handkcrchieis, consisting OF damask aud scHrn
cnchQscd gro dc ia, harlequin, embroidered Grape,
Zephr, rich barrega, &c. &C. large and small fancy
guuze and barTege scrag; changcabc b,dcrones, for
ladies' dresses; reed and velvet IcueS and purses;
iguCrcd Swiss null for curtains linen cambria hand
kcrchcts from % cents TO superfne embroidered
white cotton hose, black and white silk and misses
raw silk, do, rich figured satin, tailea and gauZe
r5bons--a few pieces more of manila dImy.
and much approved article. for ladies' under dresses;
cameo bracelets and belts and style figured belts:
ladies fancy cravats painted bordCrcd linen C3mbrIc
handkcTchIeis superior black nanksen ani canton
grapes, superior black Italian an+ india uesriBgs and
gro dc maps; linen cambrcs iy'ry fans; few large
size lace fiorcllas and shucs of new styie-aso, u
large supply OF low priced lace Capes and collars;
worked Swiss spcnccrs and lace cufiSalso, 100 pie
ces low priced calIcoes, from 81 to 20 per yard
The above, with an extensive assortment Of lace,
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold usual,
at reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store Nan-sircrt. sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
We offer for sale,

We offer for sale,
E7n Ihds sugar, St croix, Porto Rico and N
ID ~ Orleans, part prime
10 brls do do
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasscs
10 do and 60 bbls n. o. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Luguira, s.. Jago, Rio &
81. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown self
! 500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
! 10 tons bar iron, Swcdcs, English and American
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistercd steel
ID tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotla grind stones
500 sides sOal leather
Calfskns ard upper DO
$50 Bucnos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port Scuppernong Muscat, : Wine
And dry end swcc, Malaga
90 ticrccs rice
IL tlcrccs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by Ie, by 10, G by aud 8
by l, IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead, gun powder
Coppcrus, alum, salt pctrc, birthstone
Plmcnto. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Scgars, bottle coTks
Sewing and wrapping twIno
Shoe thrcad IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggug
SteTs, soap and candles
Nuscatcl ralsins
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
200 tIcrCes Thomas,on lime
500 brls tar
80 bbls No ,, mackarcl, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassla, pcusl barley
Glass carthcn and stone ware
Whiimorcs cotton and wool cards
Lnsecd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from he AppomattoX Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB q co.
IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

Ms. Raudoiph's lh Edition.
yuyUE virginia Housewife or the Mc;hodrcal
4 Cook. by Mrs Mary Randolph. Method q
the Soul Of Management. Fourth edition. with
amendments and ddiiiions.-Ju Just published and oI
sale ut reduced price, Ivy COLLINS u CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

Drugs, Medicines, DC. DC.
The subscriber has received n part OF
GzAzEses his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines.
E1zFTE &c and expects to receive the remainder
-H by the first arrivals from New York
= - Philadelphia and Baltimore lie deems
It suPcrluous to say any thing by way
Of putting tho good qualities of the articles he offers
for sale Of which, well the prices, those who
wish TO purchase generally choose to be- their own
judges. The public have right expect cUery thing
they buy to be Sood but II reyy unusual the
cry of sinking fish from the salesman, IT the article
called for should not &c the best of the kind the
market. His object is therefore, keep the best he
can buy, and sell them as low he afford.
II. e. McNEMARN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
Sugar. Coffee. &c

O5O Bags Coffee various qualucs)
so bids. dry New Orleans sugar Cheap
- do do Porto Rico do
II do do ST. CrUix do prime
10 do West India and y Orleans rnolasscs
so bbls aud hhds. good Baltimore whisbcy
500 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides OAK and hemock tancd soal leather
For sale by
aug 10 RALSTON & PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.

'6NHE efficacy of THIS valuable Medicine in cases of
external and internal hemorrhoidaI affections has
been abundantly proved and established II is offered
with the fullest confidence a remedy that will eff
iect speedy relief in all cases of this nature Tint
this medicine viii effectually the cause from
winch the piles have arisen is fully demonstrated by
tue numerous testimonials Of persons who cured
~ IL many years since, and have had return Of the
disease
iis medicine is put up in two distinct parcels,
ior external and the other for internal piles which
Can oe had separate. as the case may require.
For sale by JOHN H. BLAMIRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
REMOYAlD.

HALL NELSON has removed for few weeks
81 TO have his house rcparcd) to tho store neN'
10 Mcssfs. JoN Van-Lcw g. Co., n few doors below
Messrs. w. g. ID Kyle g. Co. where no VIII sell OIL
his present stock of Goods al very reduced prices.
His counting will be kept at his former store
aug ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
MGR CATLIN'S picture of the VIRGINIA

MR CATLlN'S picture of the VIRGINIA
ITk CONVENTION has been sent TO Paris to
pc engraved by the most ngusaed Artist of that
city under The Immediate attention of Gen. hafayette
Mr. Catln has, with great elaboration ard care re-
vsed and perfected his picture for the hands of the
Bngravcr.and is determined spare no pains or ex-
pense in furnishing the State of Virginia with prns
worthy of their patronage.
The size of the print will be feet by 81, contain
ing correct kencsses OF all the members of that dis
tInguished body Among whom are conspicuously
placed at full length, Madison Monroe Chief Justice
Marshall Randolph. Leigh, Tazewell and others
The painting gives correct view of the interior of
the Legislative Hall, and the heads have all been
painted from life
Persons wishing TO obtain impressions from this
splendid plate. viii gain advantage by su6scribiny
for them, nasnuch as they will be served with the
hrst and best Impressions, and have them delivered
at their residence, wherever they may direct
Letters To this effect, addressed to Geo Catn Rich
rnond, Va and post paid will be cheerfully received
and attended to-. GEO. CATLJN
We the subscribers. having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr.. catIn, during its
Progres and being enabled to Judge the fdeli-
~ of the hkenesses, do hesitate recommend il
to the public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
J. A CHEVALLIE,
". p. PENDLETON,
THOMAS RITCHIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
r.. ID. SANXAY.

LSucccssor 10 ~. n. FAs,chyisorrl
HAS Just received az his Book Stationery and
n d Fancy Store, an assortment of gold. silver,
tortoise shell and seei-aounted spccacis for aidges;
Also convex Gcncayc. green and loose glasses,
suitable for hose who require change. which no
can Ct IN old frames Specacies repaired
Geld finders magnifying glasses, of various kinds,
for he examination OF minerals spy and opera glass
es; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes eye
glasses, tor short sighted persons; convey shaving
glasses Telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted io thcrmumc,rrs. ie 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
FOR FaNT.
FOR RENT.

"a The commodlous and conveniently sit
TsSGG2kS uated Lumber House, 18th street now
IssSsESH the occupancy of Mcssrs WORKMAN y
s.-sEsss3 Nc Gruder, the store Of the subSCr-
Jcrs. will be for rent on the LIST next month For
terms apply TO RhLSTON & PLESANTS.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
CHLORIDE on 4 ME-

4 Offer for sale the above highly useful article ID
2 destroying damp and unwboisume v0pOT m eel
lars and as general purifier in all offensive 1luvia
II BLAMiRE,
iv - Ouros he Eagl, Hote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
Tyler's Vegetable Family Pills.

he efficacy of these Incompatible Pills vegeta-
bic family physc, has been fully demonstrated by
more than twenty years experience. They pro-
nounced by many eminent physicians, who use them
IN their practice, superior FIR their kind and beneficial
effects on the human system, to other yet offered
to the public more particularly for all those affective
complaints mentioned below. most of which occa
stoned by diseases of the liver, and arrangement in
the functions of the digestive organs Frequent or
nervous head aches; cosIive habits jaundce, bill
ious stote of the stomach dIzzlness; foul stomach;
ofappetIte atuance; gripping; choic; dropsy; in short
Tor every dsordcred state of the stomach and bowels
requiring cathartIc medicine Their operation is
mid and yet they efectually remove all distractions
ofhe bowels strengthen the stomach and excite the
appetite with little disturbance in the system These
pills contain no mercury, but are prepared wholly
from vegetables. and there is danger attending the
use OF them To either age or sex, under any circum
stances where physio is necessary For sale by
JOHN Fl BLAMlRE
OpDosite the Es door