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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25

Member Of tho Seniur Class or Yale College
BYsr WILLIS.
Ye'vc gather'd to your pInce of prayer,
With slow and measured tread,
Yonr ranks are full your mates are thsro--
But No soul ,f one has fed,
Hc ~ proudes. in his strength,
The manifest of yc all /;
Why lies lie a, the fearful length,
And ye around his pail
Ye reckon il 10 days, since no
Strodo up 'h.t foot worn aislo,
With hs dark sys Aashing gloriously,
And bis lip wreath d with a smile,
Oh had il been bul told YOU thcn,
To marh whose lamp was dim.
From out yon rank Of fresh lippd men
Would yo have singled him ?
Whose was tho sinewy arm which flung
Defiance 10 tho ring
Whose laugh of victory 'oudest rrng,
Pet not for glorying
Whose heart in generous decd and thought,
No rivalry might brook.
And yet distinction claiming not
There lies no 60 and loos
oh now his requiem is dono,
Tho last deep prayer is said--
On to his burial comrades--on
With The nobest of the dead
Slow fcr il presses heavily
II iss nan yc hear
Slow for our thoughts dwell wsarily
On the noble sleeper there
Tread lightly coarades = We have laid
His dark locks On his brow
Like life save deeper light and shade,
We m, disturb them now
Tread lightly for lis beautiful.
The blue vein cyc-lid's sloep.
Hiding the eye death left so dul,--
Its slumber we will keep
Rest now Ibis journoying is done
Your feoi are on his Sod
Deaths chain is m your champion,
iio waiicth hero his god
Ay-turn and weep It's ,nahlness
To be heart brokeu here--
For the grave Of csrth's best noblensss
Is water d by a tear.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25
lie ho plays and runs away,
May play agsin sn"sher day,
But he who stays To- iooi his bill.
May be deialned. agninsi his Will.

We have hardly known IN occurrence
that hss produced more lnuyIuer and
nerr'meni Than one that took place last
week. Some time ~ The fore par, of the
week a dubious l"pking sort Of fellow,
by the name of Wheeler made his APP
pearsnce !" this village in the character
ut I" "prrm'niiory symp'"m" to n Mr..
M~uswis. n gentleman skilled in the art
nndnysiery "f ventriluqaisn, aud Lerer-
de'nain, Who prop"ses ., rd,fy the ''curi-
ohs" Ivy an exhibi,i"n sf "h,s wonderful
skilr'in giving coIloquial power to IMAM
ic'sic things, swallowing junk BOTTLES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25
From the N Y. Working Mans Advocate.
LABoR'S THE GOLD roR
ALI. THAT.


SeS - A&SsSs
rhe man who labors " itb his hands,
And earns his bread and all that,
Gsinst threat'ning BanLs he fearless slands.
And speaks his mind and all that,
For all that and all that,
Well MT be gaggd Eor all that;
The Bank may stamp its fthy rags-- =
Labor the g0td, for all that.
What though on pork and beans we dine.
Wear homospun clothes. and all that /?
The slave "f Banks may drink his wine,
And sell has rofe. TOR all that
For all that, for all that,
Wen not be slaves for all that;
Freedom is dearer far than gold,
Well work or FIGiiT, for all that.
They say Old iIickory's ruin d all,
Veto'd the corn. and all that,
Because the Mam'no,h Bank must fall,
That folks must starve, and all that,
For all that. and all that,
Veto'd the pork, and all that,
The working man is not alarmd,
Ho looks and laughs al oil that.
The Bank may buy snch dandy knaves
Az Jimmy Webb, and all that;
Such tswning. csinging, sarvilo slaves
As Jose Gales and all that,
For all that, aud all that,
And Hexee Miles, and all that
The nnb"ughi VOTES Of working mon
Will suli prevail, for all that,
The Tories told our patriot sires
Cfianhne. death and ell that,
Bu, s'.!' hey Ii, ,hoit Nacon 6res,
And dar ID the foe, Tor oil that,
For all that and all that,
They split their blood ana oil that,
And thought the prico was not too dear
For LIBERTY Y and all that.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25

AN IRisHMAN's ARIrHMETIc.---Tho
crew Of man &c war, which had just
returned from a long voyage, was ono
day busily employed in bringing up tho
hammo ks on deck to air mud m each
man appeared with his load, he reported
the uumber to tho young 1t stationed
on the poop. An Irish,nan named MUIR
ply was near the last. As soon as he
gnired the deck, the officer demanded.
what number l2 your honor. was the
immediate reply, ~! that cant be, look
again. il is. your honor. l tell you is
cannot be the man who owned No. IL
died of fever in ,ss West Indies, and
il has no, bsen used since. il Is, your
honor, was the pertinacious reply. Down
jumps the officer off the poop, struts un
to the ham.nock. aud turning suddenly
around with all the warmth Of offended
authority, exclaims-Why you rascal,
what do you mean by telling me IT'S ~.
when its clearly 444 l.urd love your
honor, says Pat, scratching his head, nnd
casting a co,nicsi Ieer at the officer, Bio
your honor TIN thousands pardons but l
always though, till now that three timos
four made twelve Comic Nag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25
Avarfce.

If we can over the dark catalogue Of
the miseries Of nxn, how great pro-
PORTION will be found To be tho result
of this banefaI passion. Win, peoples
our stale prisOus---~Iia. fills our peni-
tentiaries Avarice. What locks ~
every noble and generous sentiment f
The soul, and chiIls every frisndship sna--
love Gold--which like a Gorgon's
head, turns the heart so stone
f. What clouds the brow--wha, blanches
the cheek-what wrinkles the forehead,
what petri6es the heart 7 Plutus and
Mammou will answer. Where hnth
the sun of CunsoiRiiom nevc. slIonc -
In the miser's bosom. Who has never
received the homage of an uubought
smile Who hath blood in his eyes
and upon his hands, tut none in his
heart The lover Of gold.
When the stealing sands of onr nun.
bered hours arc well nigh inished--
when the soul seems 10 Tuiver on tho
lip whore then is the omnipotent power
If gold What though the dreary pms
sase to the tomb he paved with glitter
ing diamonds--willi il not stIl he called
the dark valley of the shadow ofdeath 2
Poin, the trembling, shvering soul to
the overflowing cusfrrs. wrung, per-
chance, from the hard hand Of poverty,
or wrcsiod froGI the lone widow aud
helpless orphan-and would this remove
"A single iiiorn from the pillow Of the dy-
ing +? Would this bestrew his rugged
pathway with flowers Would tho
consciousness of his vast possessions add
one more pulse TO his paipiia,ing heart :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25

Terms Of the RepuSieds,
- if paid in advance, or Sass st the esd
Of the year. s...
No paper discontinued until srrcsssgss
are paid. unless At the discretion Of the Pcb-
Usher.
All accounts must bc settled as issvt osce
year. 4...t
Advertisements not marked, will be eontiR
ucd till forbidden. and charged socos osdisgly.
Printing
OF ell kisds done with nestnsss sad dsvpsseh
AT rux HALL,
II ire rear Of the Savings lbpk
Ovvv ~ ssevs Of BxyyH nsrt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-25

WnRsHIP sTREEr.-James Jordan, a
butcher, residing at Sloxe-Newington,
was brought before Messrs Broug gh,on
aud Twyford, for assauliiog John Lane,
a boy about Ia years nf age, who. with =
very arch look, stated, that ON Thurs
day he joined chorus with few Jusen-
lie companions who were singing hu-
morous ditiy near the defendants shop,
IN honor of hin,self aud his sweetheart,
aud that he rushed oui OH them will, o
DRIVERS stick IN his hand, aud beIabor.
ed witness until he was black and
blue.
Mr.. Broughton--lt appears most
"npr"v"ked assault. Pray what Sung
were you singing, to raise the butchers
anger so high |!
Plainiif'-lt was Alice Gray sir.
Mr.. Broughton--Alice Gray! What
can there be offensive in such beauti-
ful ballad The butcher appears TO
have a sorry taste for music. "a
laugh
Ba'cher-They ara always tormen,-
ing me with that song, your Worship |;
but ! don't mind that So much as the
parody they have mnde upon it.
Mr.. Twyford---I shrewdIy suspect
that the butcher IL over head and ears
in love, and these nischievous little fel-
lows sing this song to tense him. Now
tell me the truth. boy, has not the bu,ch-
or got a sweet-heart who don't return
his 1--we
Boy--Ycs, Sir. (lHugh,er.)
Dir. Twyford-And is her name Alice
Grayf
Boy--No. Sir. "SaIIy Gray" (Iaugh-
ler)
Mr.. Twyford-I thought 30. Then.
why d" you tormsn, the defendant with
these love di,iies
Buici'er-But you shouId hear the
parody what they have made, Sir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
$. =. ElTElI-DE.rIsr,

D RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens o!
III Lynchburg that he expects to spend a fe~
days in :her town Oh his return from the Springs.
about the 25th OF Sept. AS he is stranger ts
most of the citizens he submits the following leltct
from Dr. Samuel Jackson, of Philadelphia, TO DR.
A perboy Of New Orleans
I'hHodelplio, DC 81, 1920.
Dr. A. Pct6cy--Dear Sir take the Liberty to
introduce to your acquaintance my Jfiend, Dr. 5.
Fitch, who will visit New Orleans. Dr. Fitch Is
regularly educated as practitioner Of Medicine,
is a very intelligent and well informed gentleman,
aud has devoted his attention chiefly 10 Dental Sur
very on which subject he has written an exccIen,
work The visit Of Dr. Fitch is entirely profess
slonal and any services youcan render him will
be esteemed a lavor by your obedent servant
"SAMI. JACKSON
Also, Il copy Of "A letter from the Hon. Benjamin
w. Richards, Mayor ofthe city ofPhadelphla 10
Edward York, Esq. of New Orleans
" w Dcar Sif-Ihe bearer Of this is well cd
ucated and very respectable Dentist who has for
some years past pracised very successfully IN ear
city. lie is young gentleman OF excellent char
acter and have reason to believe Of more than
ordinary skill IN his profession, You may safely
recommend him. and you will oblisc me by permit
ting hlm to refer 10 you, il necessary. am, very
| truly yours, 'B. w. RICHARDS"
" 10 EDWARD YoaK, Esq.
" Eaoored By Dr.. ). $. FNch.
" Philadelphia, Dec. IT, 1890
81 PRlCES-Onc Dollar for each operation
exclusive o. gold, which viii be separate charge
z,r Rfcyenoes in Lynehbnrg--Col Langhorne,
Capt. O,cy. Nm. Bailey and Alexander Temp.
klns, Esqrs.
Aug 80 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

,fll NlkiUE oi n D"-d ~, 1iusl, executed to
~ the Subscriber and John &. Wilcox. nv Vhos.
W. Wilcos, bearing date the 9th January. 1928,
SnA duly recorded In the Clerks office of the coun-
~ Of Camphell Tor purposes therein expressed.
shall proceed TO sell, Al aucton certain Ttac, OF
Landlying in the county Of Campbell, /, being 'hr
same band whch said 'l,o, now lives on. on So:
nrday, ooh day OF the present month, October, }
ON credit OF sia months. Also, all of the House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture of SAID Wilcox, or so
much as may lie necessary to answer the aforesaid
purposes. Acting as Trustee, shall only give the
tile as such. n. B THURMAN
cousen; TO the above sale.
THOS. ". WILCOX.
OctS sds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

iaaiN thsv HoW,aefs should DO fIsed 81 the ores
lenes Of the large Austrian forces lately co'leces
There.
BELGIUM
| No change appeass 10 hssr taken piars IN th'
sFa;rs of Belgium spd holland since oos Las
| daps.
| The Bru.ssIs leiicrs sad p1prrs were 10 the date
Of IN" 23fh August. Their cont-nss are MT noen.
PERTAINING, ,hnueh perhaps. 70 political point o'
view, OF no positive impoIinns-. -
GERMANY.
| The frontiers Of Germany were covered with
iroop4 aud the ton,municsions With France inter
| ruinpd and some serious di,inrbx0ces had tax en-
place bei~s.n tho citizens ard The military.
A resolution OF the Hrve tan Die, WAS agreed To
on the ln,h August, declaraiory Of the p-ssn,e
with whiclahss body had received the official com
| mnnicaiion by which tho Austrian Government an
nounesd that thu military preparations made by
the ster pow e., in The sighborhooj of the Swiss
frontier, had lar ikrir object the maintenance, and
not the overthrow, Of the independence OF Swi'zer
land.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The nrmy oi IN. Pscha Of Egyp, continued iis
uecessfai march in Syria. The Bedonins were on
the poin' of submitting to him Intelligence oi an
engagement al his feet aud that OF the Pore WINS
hourly rxpecied ~ Aleiandra. Tie Egyptian
force was numerically inferior IL that opposed Ia
u. bat is represented as superior in equipments and
disc pine
GREAT BRITAIN.
Dennis Collins thu indi vidual condemned Ia
death for ihro~ing stone which struck the King 81
The head. At Ascot races, has been 'espied by HI
ma''sy, and u ~ supposed his Punishment III be
con,mu'sd 20 imprisonment for life.
The Edinburgh Journal states that the strength
OF Sir Waller Scott is daily diminishing, and that /
was feared he could not survive many days,
The Choiera The Cholera is stiiI prevailing IL
"a uIspf m s.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

HYiKGiNiA. set.-Ai Rules held IN the Clerk. Office
" ofthe County Court OF Franklin. on tho let day Of
October, lsSs-Natlanc, Chewing, Thomas Odinei
and Mary his wife, Daniel Wright and Lucy his wife,
Pits against Jane Chewning, widow and relct Of Geo
Chewing, dec. Betsy Chewing and Jesse Mcador aud
Nancy his wife. Defts.--in Chancery.
The defendants Jesse Mcador and Nancy his wife, not
hsvhg entered their appearance and gwen security accord
ing the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
inhabitants OF this Country On the nption Of the plaintiffs,
by counsel 1t is ordered that they do appear here the
first day OF next December Court and the bill ol
tho PLAINTIFF, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Lyuchburg Vrgnian for a months
successfully and posted al the front door Of the
house, Of this County.
a copyTeste,
MOSES G. CARPER, DC.
Oel.e WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

TIE .UsStondr1cs.--Th Globe states that the
Missionaries now confined in the PenIten,Iary, in
Georgia, so far from being driven TO hard labor, 90
rothlnS more than lake as much exercise as will
contribute to thoir health They are permitted TO
receive tic visits Of their friends and free inter
course Their families lately spent some time with
them Gov. Lumpkin Is hnscfn member If the
Church, and has offered them pardon, condition
ola pledge, on their part tina, they would never
sgun violate the laws of the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

A correspondent Of tho Albany Daily Advert
ser, speaking ofthe Regency candidate FOR Cover
nor in New York and tho efforts OF tn. party TO e.
leHt him, hnuorously enough takes up Billy Lack
aday's song, and says
The more they beg and pray for Marcy,
lldocs no good-bu, =" vicy varcy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

PErtRsnuaG, SEPT. 25.-We are much grutffied
to learn that gentleman IN this town received a
bout eigdty HnSaels n Uheai by one Of the Rail
Road Cars This ousurs well ior the town ofPclor
burg, AS expressive of the confidence of our n mers
IN the success of this great WORK. This is the first
ireishted Cor that has us yet arrved!-T distance
was twenty miles. ICtronioie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

guNHE .nbsc' iber will sell this day before the
door OF Joha x y. Payne's Auction Store,
his HOUSE Il LOT 90 the bin, in the neigh
horhOal Of Mr.. John Wills, a convenient and
pleasant situation for n private family 1t con,
tain. qua,ier acre Of ground, and has a good well
Of water on il. W. B. BROWN.
nrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
Dissolution of T. opartncrslllD.

n MI f. Corar,"ership heretofore existing under
- the firm Of Rucker &. Roberts. has been dis
solvedby mutual consent All those indebtrd To
ih' firm, are requested to make Immediate pay =
meat, as longer inhugen Cannot he given
Those having unsettled accounts '.,ainst the con.
Germ. will present them for adjustment. The
books aud accounts are left with George T.. Rob,
rrs. who will wind ur and settle the business OF
the finn. ALFRED NJ. RUCKER,
GEORGE II ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

MARYLAND EiECTIoN.-We ore beginning to ~
cciVe retnrns from the Maryland Stat. rlect,ms Va nm
mex such have rcuce,i Us. III the cny of Bt,imrc thu
vote ns folio
Jacssoa. +. tnt; yo.ls
~, ,',"n'"s' a.,T' Mr.. rr'nan, ALL
DR. Harper 43G- M. Walsh io3,
Tho average majority for tho Jackson tic hct about ,
Notes.-The majority Inst yoar nr,rly 1000
In Prince George the Clay ticket succeeded Nv nm a,cr
aae ""l'rty "f i03 IN Anne Arundel conut, tina cly
che' succeeded by M average m.ory 2Dl--n Anna.
pof' W vote of2j' to 2sln lIaiori county the Jack
~" u''ee"ei ny an average majprty of about 109.
III Frederick, ii is reported that Jack SON nnd CLAW mann,
her are elected In Washington county al, the districts mn,
heard from, bat it is believed tho Jackson leec,, mr.,
elected
There vacancy in Congress also fran Mar lond 10,
e's'o"eo ny Inc DEATH during the last winter uf tl
George Z. Mitchell Hartford county nbe ooL .,,. 49,,
ironD gives for Sewall the Jackson oauliro ,i,- -
/ Vcsey, the Clay candidate, 1852
fennsyrdn'a- the city and county Of pll,d,nIn =,
Inc rfed'n'ia election of 1873, tho jackson ma wa.
In 1882 Anti Jack son m,;o,i,v u,, 3',5,
""''-''eNson en'" G,0o5
Mr.. Colhoun.-ro the exclusion of o,ba, ,,,,. 49,
commence this morning the insertion of Mr. Cnlou,, I
eter to Gov Hamilton, Of s. G. on the sncc, nj NuIsc
'"-a great effort III defence of rreat error We shall
o'e' no comments Oh itlt least. we shall fn,. H.,
publication.
1'"oMr Correspondtnce-The last New York Enonl,er
ooa'hs "correspondcnce which we shall insert a, soon
10 p"'S'oej between Sam l.. Gyuycrueur Esp tin in.
Ia" ~ TX P'esidcut Monroe. aud Francis p Bl the Edi
o' Oh III" Washington Globe growing on, of an editorial
''c'e III the Court Journal, in which it was asserted hr
W." jackson, IN his INVASION of Florida during the Sc
o ar acted under the orders Of the govern
e'' communicated TO him by Mr. Monroe through a nlu-
""' Hond' MIR. G"uverHeur as.ert- Tint there is no
run u" me statement "Thore i, no shape (suys hc) in
"eh le fact alluded to has er reached Tho eve or eur
u "f Monroe, tlatn has not o, couructej IL is as
'pesen'at'e, sad upon his authority that fconiradt
10 A"efe Is no doubt that Geu Jackson authorized the
''""'" t'e "obc relying upoa Mr. Monroe Death aud
o" tue tact that Mr.. Gouvoncur is Postmaster Of Np
'"' ''N0'e al any momensio be removed from aGct 10
screen it from contradiction. ;!
a""'"e' 4eserf'on-The National LntcI gencer snys--
"o"as N'hs Carroll, Esq. who nominated an Elec'
W. y "' jackson party in Maryland, has, understand'
Withdrawn fsdm tho ;mr,y.'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
Oct. 8

MI + subscriber, intending in a few days to re-
I move to the West. desires all having claims
against him, forthwith bring them IN for set le-
meni, and these indebted to bin, to make munedi-
ate payment, AS longer indulgence caano, be Civ
en-. ALFRED NJ. RUCk Ek.
Or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

GN1on the Jflstosus-L is SAIL OF his ce.eNra-
ted man, that when nc made love 10 Mademoscl!c
crIie,od and wen, down on his knees, she was o.
bged 10 ring the bell OF the tootnan to help him up
again. II was certainly chisalrous step Tor hun
to take aud more particularly so, as he was renar-
kab.y fat. lie could no, well do more for her, or
Sc, into worse scrape. l, wasths k,ee plus "
lsan I" Ills decline and fall"
Character MA Ccn,eman.-A lawyer, a. a cir
cult town, IN Ireland. dropped a ten pound note ui-
Der the table, while playing at cards a. The Inn.
lie did not discover his loss until he was going 10
bed, but then returned Immediately. On reaching
The room he was met by the waiter, who said, II
know what yoawant sir,yoa have los: something"
Yes, have lost a ten pound note " We'll sir,
have found it, and here it is.p Thanks, my
good lad here's sovereign for you" No, sir,
want no reward for being honest, but, looking a.
him with knowing grin " wasn't 1t lucky none
of the gentlemen found H!' dktengHm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
LATEST From ENGLAND.


The ship Eh'ha Drnni.en. at new York. brine
I.o"do" papers TO the 21th and Liverpool to I'll
9th August.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

MARYLAND ELECTiON.-We orc beginning 10 ~
cci'e renrnsirom the Maryland State Elect,ns ", up
mex such as have cuce IN the city Of gilmore Nh
vote as folio
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-18
Remedy Cor the Drnpsy.

TIVE suoScribers feel pleasure IN announcing to
/ tn public that they have in their possession
and for sale AT their iDnthecarles shop, King street.
aexsndra, a FRIED and INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named distressing. and too often fatal
disease. As safe and convenient Hydragogue. is
cts are a'mos, immediate, discharg'ng the water
from the system c,niousv; alternative, restores
the equal action OF the vessels, and establishes inc
tones Of the system, and thereby secures the patient
from recurrence Of attacks. The undersigned feei
confident that all cases the disease is MT csus-
ed BY actual dis,rgsnz alton, the cure will be SURE
The conf fence with whi'h the Anti hydrophic pills
are recommend d, is founded experience IN cases
already tried aud upon the fact of their being the re
suit If genius founded upon science, and not OF EN-
,rcism
Twenty four pills, in most cases, effect cure. Ap'
pications from distance must be post paid AP2l!
cants will We furnished with the medicine AT hve aoi
lars box, on their forwarding the money, and paying
the c >pense fits conveyance. .".
~ i2-eof WILLIAM LANPHlER Y Gu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-18
/. DIR. RELIES Essj
&ntA,ioaN NHOYs.

3 one ofthe in 'st efd:scious comp"u se;as,.,a,r
teri, a.dcs for he cure Vt that class o. NJ .nd
s;,e,... prnnc-d by Snimpure Hate ot the c'oo1 aoa
VT, tel hs,,t Of body, aad usually exhibiting mem I'M
s.lv., il he forms II scrafua, salt -heun iepfosy'
An,hon 3 A. fever snres. teven when the zones are
AFT eted white swellings, (f applied WITH DR.. !eoo
II m MT f,a. AMI obainate ulcers sore 'ess ana eye
., head an children, scorvy AMI scorbauc gous' pm
,Ied r. faces fostering erpt'ons and yene;
pe. tain,s throughout the body, in which iaa case Je
Droo< often c., when mercury fails. They are also
Al b.s SIR ns and sutu nnsl physic. to purify and
q anse the ws,em from humours which frequently Ip
ar a, the &c seasons of the year They also ard Tue
=, of ,es,iou aod by purifying the blood. pre-
" n the secretion If malignant humours on the iuuss
TIE proprietor confidently relies upon me vas. p".
Der Of cures eectea b. these Drops. no, only 70 nI'
Ton and its vicinity hut throughout the uno 10, ~
be,, prof of their excellence a. en- a"sI:ss rhis
tiv; medicine. in all the cases sooye speem.a
a.,;cie has recently been pronounced oy ,
of thu 6r,I respeca'iiits VINO n." 10 take the
s"faH he ppuir ryiess ka0.sa the aS'rs con. com
,l;js and ,n, cd il is fast ganins TINS pon''" pup
s. s',,.nation throughout the country -
~ p,;ss a. a Bottle, or S;r Bonl<s 10, Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-18

'SIHE above Ointment is recommended to the publ
1 as safe and CERTAIN remed, for those obstinst,
diseases. of which have long bae the sS,'
Of medical science:
LIST White swelings of fever, Descriptions
Cd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schrrus OF glsndulsr tumors. psrticularlythose
hardened tumors IN womSns breasts, which ofentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Feionsi or what some people know by the name
Of catsrrhs, of every description.
5'h Rheumatic ps,ns oithe joints;
9th Sprains aud bruises of very description, or in
whatever part situate;
7th letters OF all knls In this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointmen NJ, must keep the part
outo wateri
9Th Chiblsins or parts affected By frost.