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Of education no Christian can doubt
vastly and that il ought to bc rendered
more prominent than similas works have
hitherto been made, n we'll a. to receive
greater share OF time and intellectual
effort in its teaching, than is commonally
given TO such treatises, every one be-
lieves who knows that hundreds Of scep-
tics are annually graduated at our Cole
ges. We fell assured that young men
may be made to feel that not merely their
eternal destiny, but their happiness in
this world, and the safety and prosperity
Of our country, are dependant on the
manner in which they receive the moral
principles Of the Bible. And we also be-
Iieve that when religion has assumed her
proper rank in the scale Of influence, the
Bible will be made the centre around
whom every branch Of study shall revolve,
and upon which every science shall be
made to shed its portion Of light and evil
dence.
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be in their hands. 1t is hardly necessary
to say, that the views which they form Of
the great subject which these Lecture,
contemplate, must enter essentially into
their character (; and Of course must give
d complexion to the influence which they
exert, not only upon their own. but upon
coming generations.
The destiny of our own eountfy, in
particular, is not improbably to be decided
in great measnre by the generation of
young men who are now coming upon the
stage and irit should turn out that they
shall, to a great extent, set at naught the
authority and obligations Of Christianity,
we need only look back to the fearful
commissions Of revolutionary France, to
find the sad prototype Of our own proba-
BILE destiny. We regard II therefore as a
matter Of great moment, that our voting
men should become throughly established
In their belief of the Christian religion !;
and we hail as an oheh Of good to our
country, and to the world any publication
on this subject, which is fitted to induce
them 10 6riug to il a considerable and ear
nest attention. The work before us, as il
was more espesisllydssigned for this class,
10 adapted with uncommon felicity to their
taste, and habits, and circumstances. If
we do not greatly mistake, Il will also be
found that the fact Of the authors having
written with this class Of hearers and Of
readers In his eye, in connexion with the
uncommon perspicuity, and felicitous ar
rang and general excellence OF the
work, will secure to il an introduction as
a textbook into some Of our literary IN
stitutions.s
The attractive style and lucid arrange
nient Of tho work, will secure Popu-
lsvi,y amongst those to whom older trea.
tises ou the Same rubject would be dull
from their old fashioned gsrb, aud anti
0uated phraseology. =.
That book OF this description ought
to 10 made part Ofevesy regular course
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The book thy mother sends L, boy
And lot ns truths thy mind employ:
Don't ask. amid the world Of men,
.Wasu I shall read Ill tell thee whom
To read the Bsok.
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NOTICE

HOSEPH SIBBALO, formerly Of
Or the house of Low s. beverages,
Newburg, is requested to call on Capt.
S. p. CHILD, in Warren, Rhode island,
where he will hear ofsomething to his adj
vantage. And any one aware of his resi-
dence, will greatly 'oblige his friends by
his address to the same.
Warren, Il. I. May IL, 1883.
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Commercial Hotel,
WARREW, r. ].

VdhAEJN, rs. i.
A~ The subscriber takes this
:E:G method to inform his friends
I'LL and FORMER customers, that he
has removed from his late stalid
andhaken the Commercial Hotel, in Mar
ket-street, a few rods east Of the Baptist
Meeting House, where he will be always 5
happy to wait on those who may see fit to
extend to him their patronage. The sit
uaton is airy, healthy and pleasant, and
is fitted up in good style for tho accom-
daton Of Boarders and Travellers. 1t
has good number OF convenient lodging
rooms, aud setting and dining rooms, and
a spacious dancing hall. He invites The
friends and former customers to the house
to continue their patronage, and assures
them that nothing shall be left undone on
his part, for their comfort and conven-
ience.
sr Ten or twelve good steady Board
ers can be accommodated.
~ Attached to the above house,
HMS&e is large stable, where good
"T HORSES & CARRIAGES
ss will be constantly kept Ia
let. Good stabling for Horses.
GEORGE r. KlNNICUTT.
april 6.
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STOCK 5.

STOCKS.
SEp WHOLES.aLE IND RETAIL.
\ TURNER & SALISBURY.
MANUFACTURERS of the above
-IXA- article, Keep constantly on hand,
Byowa and black double saiin, first, second,
and third quality black BomJas,ne
STOCKS.
tP The Stocks manufactured by the
subscribers, are warranted equal TO any
made, being got up in the best style, and
of the FIRST rate materials. 4. s..
,Water-st. Sept. 8.
apprentice Wanted.
WANTED, a smart, active and industri-
Gus lad, as an Apprentice to the CABIN
ET MAKING Business. One from .
to l6 years Of age would be preferred
One that can come recommended, will
tind good cncouageme Apply 10
GEORGE S. BOURNE.
Bristol, may IL. IT,
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DEBILITATED .FEMALKS.

Sn HE comp ants pecuiiar 10 TIE female par
~ of the community, have beon long succe ss.
fully treated by the administration Of the .Qro.
matsc Pills, originally prescribed and compoun
ded by Da. RKLFE. They cleanse the blood
IroT those disorders of The female constitution
Tor wbich the Pills are an cilcc,ual specific
they restore iree circulation, reform the Irreg-
ular operations Of the sanguierous system, and
recilf, the disordered habrs. q'he proprietor s
confidence IN the superior excellence of this G.
qually innocent and po~eriu preparation, is
founded o. tae most decisive testimony from
many restored pat ien's. ffo Gun assure the
portiop ofthe pubIic, that when
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES,
are regularly taken according 10 the directions
accompany ing them, they revive and establish
the des red healthy habis, and restore 10 the
palld countenanee the nstu q! glow OF health
and good spirits.
sl@rried ladies' will find tho Pills equally use
ful, except n coscs Of pregnancy. mhen they
must not be tax N; neither must they be TAX
en- by persons of hectic or consumptve habit.
they nay be used successfully by either men
or women in oil Hypochond,iae. Hyytelic o.
Taypourish disorders. In all cases VI this Dc
scripllon, the Pills purity, invgorats, and revive
she disor dercd system.
Price 81, ,50a box.
april ID.
Meme ar Q genuine unless signed ON the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole rropr'
etor. z. KIDDER, immediate successor Ia
the late DR. y. r. CONWAY. For sale, with
all the other Conway .Medicine," at bis
Counting Room, No 80, next door 10 J. Kid
der's Drug Store corner Of Court and Hano.
ver streets. near Conce-t Hall, Boston and
also. by his special appointment, by DR. J
WILLIAMS, " arren DR.. A. p. Moore, New.
port; Nathan Duffee, Fall RIVER; John II
Mason & Co. and Joseph Balch, Jr. Providence
-. Lurgc discount TO those who buy to sci
agnin,
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- Ilst fe e,red a 10 ol csd Dno sa2goh loN
cs oil al sizss i'eb. ..
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BOOTS & SHOES.

BOOTS & SHOES
TyHE subscriber would inform his
IL friends and the public generally,
that he has received this week from Bos-
ton, large assortment of Boots s. Shoes,
among which may be found Ladies and
Misses kid and cloth slips of'difIerent pat
terms ; Ladies gater boots +; Childrcn's
morocco bootees and nncle ties, a great
variety of fcolors Infant shoes i; Gentle
mems boots of different kinds Gentle
mems shoes and pumps; Boys shoes, &c.
&c. The above articles wIil be sold as
low as they can be bought in this State.
STEPHEN DAVOL, JR.
Main-st. 3 doors south Of Warren Bank.
april 6.
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tanning that nevtrplsy Which had Determined on
m the contest nov carrying on N Portugal.
YIIlIA "a HEY

tanning ,hs'. aeutrslsy shich had Determined on
m the eont.ss nov carrying on IN pornsal.
VILLA ~ HEX.
This short ani riihy answer was eccs'A i with
the utmost silence, IN iosn dssfn " f,ai ssihe
one that voted tho sddfess. The hing py ap-
peaicd to cfeale sttong sensation.
PoBrsaouru, 1snr l - I he ifel injury FRENZY
between England, Franes ana de'ls'id. slnei re,
Yokos The Do ai,h, 90 having b ~ rsis.eff the
eotnbtued eaaadroa bts hen ds sci Tile
French 81 Is have ,olntn 4 he 5orr fsea the
Downs
LTfppDL NArKT,J Jar s
Exrrstf - = ,.Ftfta - Va i-a,e ia,a = ,cry
anima,sd .leas5,.i 'i1lloa 8ssse -. SIX,
aitterdr1 "a al fasa5af io1la eNt -, fatAsr un.
expo tai. pn es,nnen qralttY We accounts
flom the I : respecting 'bc pz5eate islency
n ticr crop. together ~ltn tn eseru approval
~ lie publte, of the mes,e ., s8sn ter renew
ine The cidoIef of the itank g. .#tll haYe had
m "a. 81 - ststng Increased .oti4.i= Cotton
wtale a. - safe ~ IL steri,s = p.,i.sftef com
pe.d .a ff##t. 'o ON iJfTst. - ire sup.
aliss lsas ~ ,H pserfpr ntse d ma
pr. enlerH sst ,'lsil ar ai' atta lhc-a zp'nt
i1sauG= - .s tHe .aiyanca - etYas = talbei
asl,ed tha. a3ff,ntd Of tAe se.e#5i tl. Hesk a.
bout IL 90 / - RE edlpos d u pe Oh speeaisn0r
tAe.aofn, II 900 Anrfrau) aud ncaiy No io. y
poi, leIfHs about ihty-thoasaal tor eonsump
to-.
June 7--ssortslv my ting haH 5sea DOM
! IN Tobacco tic salts scafr"y amounting % hhJs
LtyEnpooL as LAGRANGE, June g. si1ce ou
, ias rcpoa tn far actions, including ali kinds u
grain, hive been ul,~n ii very limited scaie, VIII
liule variation in price
| Sale of sour -four IN bond at l6al7s.
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Majority for Ministers
...j,i

The two Legislative bodies are thus again y,
variance and the Mln,S,ernl papers threaten that
II the Lords continue 10 oppose the measures OF
Ministers, they MI resort To "A large creation OF
new Peers Whetha' the King would give his con-
sent TO such measure may however, be question
Gu particularly 1t the aversion evinced to it,
IN me case OF the Reform Bill, be considered.
HIS Nejssiys Ans,err 10 tue Lords address
All the Ministers being in their places, the
Marquis of WELLESLEY (who was attired in the
Windsor uniform, bearing a white wano) on the
Lord Chancellor taking MS seat appeared at the
table aud d,-My Lords (cries of hats off ! |
nave the honor to lay before your Lotdsh ps his Ma
Jes'y most gracious Answer to the Address a.
greed to by your LordshIps on the third OF June in
slant The Noble Marquis then read the follow.
lag answer
My Lords-I have already taken oil such mep.
'snrcs as Appeared to me to be nc for nun.
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Mr. WEBSTER

In another pan u ibis morning. piper ,y.5
found speech delivered by AR. ,Wel,s,.g
Phisbnfs' Pea1. Al ',islie linn. eIse. f.. -.
at tia, phase '.tfiag bis ressat cxcl.5,oB w.
puDiishtt because NC infer. from tie siges of =.
tunes that tins gentleman is 10 be bro,,l, g..
war1 IS a eahdidate Tor tic next presidensv -.
haf r1f'HS' and i Is therefore duo to him al
"dpofteht to The peeplc, that his sentiments in r.
a''on IL great questions Of pu5iie poey should b.
rs wasiy eis 3ehn aatfd as possible. Il is evid.e
that thete IS strong and growing patty in faqs.
Of Mr. " elevation to ths Presidential nri,.
AID were commanding talents. uubcndlag honezty
, OF parpos" aiil nns3Hied patriotism clone to b.
regarded, in the selection Of h,l oili aer we know
Of 40 maH except perhaps Henry Clay Of Ketf5.
ky. ~he presents tie same strong clains to pl5.,
ooaadeneo AMI safro't Blu there are other con
srJeralion5, oil high ami momeutous impos,
which Will bebfousht lo,bear III the discussion a,
tie claims Of the candidates for the next Preslas.
- S'.ish mast Of aaee. sity weaken Alr Webster
in the South, but at which II is barely necessary
oow to hint, without specifying item " Sufficient
unto the day viii DC the evil thereof.
A public dinner was also sl.en.o Mr. }Yebs.s#
Al Washington, Penn. which WAS nunleroIsiy al
tended. AMI at which Mr. W. +" addressed the con
pony ion something better than half an hour. (s.g.
The account before US, J in strains Of the most tai
! !ing elolocncc The following, among the re..l4.
lar toass drank On the oceasion quite ST. nid,af
/ On aicH Satff perASstr4ntn)-W as mn
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fam he hoctr Hssrf IA I'tie, jul 10
uaytt9ol iai.etioa..- We have iasi seen sl.e-
elnen sf icn,sle aiaslfs anj 81 &hirh is really
worthy Of nilaiiop and rfHnk 4 par Of La
DIGS SIX if,sr. made b. u lady Of onr sgliage
.fhr worms arre raised here nuJ tae SIX Mount
twisted aud luil, ~ a.tyla 81 execution, III fsla.
10 bessnrf. "a tlaiss w ltaF tiom be Aeleltasas
bai hat nag Iasty b. I'D to oe Il .ala AM tzl-
giahtial l1lz4.lta ffatio!e had - same pan
TT Of attention. uJ abaf ben afpag 10 J.tff gu
ioYmrnis NOR f.bo,ious 70 the fr,siu her fame ~
iife softer sex thu greater reeInrry prsagcl
might have len thu consequence, bat eycfy thug
considered Sc hfsiiaie t.et 20 say. that this lady
his done asjt and express tae h..pe that n feaf-
iag sih worms. shc ,.n3 others may TO teifei nnd
II tney cannot rI.a, lbe perHaH ~ beauty that
they may rfsd8ee nilteles tbat mny be compared
win any ioi durability. Her nodesiy iusblds Ia
TO give hei HnIll,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
1tif j R1NDOLPKOF II.

We understand, that Mr. RanJolpts Papers
have been ,ansarked, and that M VIII of later
date has been found flia puoie curiosity has been
much xetri opon this subject, that we may be
excused fo aoti'n. he present state Of the facts
We understand thrln.
Judge Iefh 10 said to have IN his possession
two Wills IN slr Il 3 Handwriting e, the lst is da
ted IN January i52} The ID in March, ls32.
The lst directs bis slaves 10 be ,nanunlittcd and
makcs provision for their naiuta.nancc and We
believe removal under The suIeriitc ndcace of Bish
OF Meade, aud of tfaucis Key, Esq and be
que iths the re,,dpm Of his Estate to Judge Leigh
This Wills sa.l - nave been subsequently g" can
eeiic" by Mr. Il and h.5 Signature 20 have beer
| III ruL
Ih 2d VII n5kes 10 provision Tor the mnnu
ms u his .loves--aed its prnctun lcgaries
are alo aoo to lt'ee Henry II q. Tucksr ,
RIO 00n ~ ioj .c L.sh 3 5000 To John Ran
| loph In. uyoung son OF Judge |" i. Gas
eoigno& hiY nd sone plnle 70 Mr. John Wick
nan, 8 W. iii rs and paie % canrasttrhs Il
Nj. Marol. IA S carriage mud norsrs and som,
Fttnch f'.e q Dr EfaekcnbtoJsl IA aud tlig res
! .luc Of As tr'e - H.. oldest son Of his niece
! Nus Biyaaf oft;leua, Scr, dsu,h,cr of jude
Coulter. ..'tf .' sals'on, ~ cast Of tht dfntn d"
tbo boy e,.#a - ne tie o.d without i,eir, Ia iht
eldt5, sao Of .ud-e II. 50, q iuckar--an1 ~ cas,
ofa@ daa.h, a. the jude next son, &c &c
It- La Testament vii probably be Offered 70
Ptoou - liz ueNt Chatior, tour, 1t may per
hops b. eopes ri hY III ttustor, lor the slaves NJ,
GA the ground t',t Id htst ~ill my be good--o
ltmay perinpe be- contested he tie oher paNies
upon tho ground, that neither Of tlc VII = COON
and in thu, case, that the whole rrnpc e." sbciA
be distributed according to the po,4slJn q, III l'
of Assembly.
1t is preh die, indeed that l.. subject my Civ
rise To some liiis"tlon-In which easr, II may be
come hereafter he duty Of Inc Court of Appeal
to decide tae Ve nalcl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

Mf. Ra@do'Pt end P.1tlich HRJV "A writer
IN The Norfolk Beacon gives sketch OF scene lt
Charlotte court house, between John Randaa.
and Patrick Henry, when the latter, Iae q va
horse pressed down rather By the burden of 49,.
than by the loss of his animal spirit, was about N
retire frem the conflict, and the former ike ,l5-
tcd and as yet MOI btidle.wsc Young eoufgsr 49,,
CHI mp'"g his bit, impatient to enter ON t4o. a,sat
race of ambition which lay before Lin. Iloues,s
faithful this sketch may be in is personal details
1t Is very incorrect in some Gifts political oturrS
and II IS due to the fame both Of Mr. Poud.D,i a.3
MI Henry, thatlhe errors of this writer ,bo, n,
ree''Aed. For instance, he SAYS
Patrick Henry, us every body knows Wa
extremely jealous of Federal rower. And ~
,ic'e 81 ems 10 nave been some difference between
ms anu "'r. sentiments on this subject the IN
terence would Sem TO Be that ne laltfr vasp not
Mat fefloi 50 decidedly and d lntNol,., .,at.
f@hs nan as he has since been p,ner,1,, L...,a.
Il" be But must confess that nv IGNORANCE ~ ..5
"hh extent they DID diher fotbds my making a.
ny inference at war with the ecncra eonsjs,enro
Q. MS fohtlcal course Certain however il is ttst
''' H. mas been Charged with Ina, inc discol,,d
'he 'ehes lie avowcd in carly life ard certain like
wise II is mat some no supported HIM on this oc-
castor became at length his mos, see r,ss and ia.
dustrious political foes"
The errors of the Norfolk w.iter, j, ia. trtr are
hiefential but they nevcr,hel s. deso,ro ,.rrro..
''o" Inc fact is that Patrick Henry, At The time al
lndfd 10, was no longer so extremely eaI,ue ~
leucra' power as he had been in ti., Vuyinio C,,
'cn''oh which adopted the present Constitution
or' ra'hGf' perhsps, j, should be sad that, .ho
constitution having been adopted, conf9rrny GER
lam powers on the federal government, the grant
winch he had yehencnlIy and ably opposed IN
convention, he was nevertheless Afterwards de-
''dedly IN favor the full exercise ofthose nower,
which he believed were in danger of BENZ abrds-
~ ny the opponents of the then administration.
See Wits Lie Of 1cnry:) MI. Ray.to,pb on The
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The union OF the National Republicans and Jack
sonhen, OF Vermont seems likely TO prove any
hing but a union. The domination of Mr. Mench
Jacksonman, tor the Cubetnaiarial chair, has
been veoedhy the National Republicans, who
have brought forward for the same office, The Hon
l!orato Seymour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

An increased reward has been offered for the
"s1 paokagc OF money and notes belong ing 10 seve.
RAJ brokers OF New York, which was stolen from
she providence Steamboat and of which no trace
ms yet been discovered The reward now anoun,s
TO tsee htsasssaaG caAals WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

The Prosidanco (R. | City l'azqtto says that
a Cfassai Sa'Hc' the Rev Ephraim X Ave
ry, ofcastifon mounted IN Il granite pedestal IS
10 be erected II t'aH River, near The scene oflhe
olorder OF Miss Cornell, IA the course OF d f.w
weeks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

The stock OF the New York and Erie Rail Roa
company,to the amount of one million of dollars
was subscribed last week in the city of New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

We observe by the last No of Mr.. SINNERS
Turf Register, that the celebrated horse SiR Ar
Guy died on the 9TH of last month. SIR Arcby was
bred IN North Carolina, and at the time of his death
was about thirty years Of age. In regard to the
number and excellence on the turf Of his immediate
descendants he WAS the most remarkable horse of
winch we have any authentic account. SIR
CHARLES, one OF his most distinguished sons, died
also on the same dQy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

We perceive by the n Y. Courier ;hat Major
flames, OF 81. Louis, Miss, has arrived a, New
York, after having travelled from the coast of coi.
forna, through the whole extent of the Mexican re-
pubic at It's Widest part He represents the State
OF the public min in Mexico as tranquil and SAYS
that Santa Anna is the favourcd obiec, of,he eeu-
eral feeling 1t was rather confidently exnac,ed
that Texas would I've admitted as u state into The
ontedcracy, and that all differences would be sc,-
tied annie IDLY between tina, colony and the general
government Majo Raines is supposed to be ,be
hrst citizen The United States by whom tb,s
route has ever been travelled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

The following toast was given at Mnllinburg.
Union County, (pa) amoas Il arg collection of
others
BY Geofge Drcisbach. JHdge C0opcy nj Saaia
e@f"ftH@ Fit Tor nothing else than to DC stuck
on brd post Tor bugs to bark at, or TO be clerk o.
'ef a frog pond and there be nbbled to death by
young ducks
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-12

Ya,s of House. --One Of the revising
harr;slers Of Salop, having asked voter
the value of house, the reply was
THAT depends on what sort ola cifs Is in
|it.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-12

A barber in Nantucket. ho adds bis al.
vertisment with the annexed corrspie0
'couplet from Goldsmith:
oman wants but little beard below,
Nor wants that little long.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-06
DR.. RELIES
Rot.nicNl Drops.

MS one oFthc n,nst efic,cous compounds IN 'ne ~"
,eria Ieics for the cure of hat class OF ~ and
disc .s.s produced bv an impure state oftne
a v;tiatei haoit of body, and usually exnIin"s VIZ q,
se'ves IN the forms of scrntus. salt rEu faoes are
Anthony, fire. fever saTes. (eveu when ~ n IshL,s
aft ted. white swellings, Of applied WIN IL "a sUs.
I.inent foul an obstinate ulcers sore ro,,t Nm.
scrd head in children scurvy ana III
piel n csrbunced faces. fostering H.
real ,ain,s throughout the bodv' n w"cn 20.
.Sron 81 n cnre when mercury falls They are also
tLs be;t sDrn- and autunnsi phys.e. to purify ana
cl,anse the system from huHsouss WHICH frequently AZ
mar AZ these seasons Of the year They also ard the
roees, Of digestion and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion os ma,isasnt humonrs on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the yast mum
Der Of cures effected by these Drops, moi only IN pos
.oa aad its vicinity, but Throughout the Union, Tor u.
hes, praof of their excellence as an un'lhnS aIets
NV. medicine, IN all the cases above specinsd ms
article has recently been pronounced, by Sn!sc,an
of the fest ,.v. who hal witnessed us sur
-i,;n- ,cy. as entitled ia his opinion 10 faSe lrs
,d Psr arces kao;oa a' lie , ap'"5 e eg'b
4, e,.i nation throughout the country {T
Pri:s q q gas:ic, or S;s Bodies Jor IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-06

1--WE above Ointment is recommended 70 the public
L a SAT. and certain remei, for those o5stinsts
diseases. some of which have long battle The SKI
Of medical science:
1st white swe!lings of every descriptions
2i Sore legs and ulcers ofong standing,
Sd Schrrus or gianluisr tumrrs. particularly those
hardened tumors MS breasts which ofientimcs
terminate ia liberated cancers;
st FeIons; or what some people know by ,hensmc
OF catarrhs, Of every description
ssh Rheumatic pains otthe Joints;
9th sprans and bruises ofsvery description, or ir
whatever part situate;
7th letters Of all kinds. In this COMPLAINT the pa
lent, in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of water;
9Th Chllolans or parts affected BY frost.