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... combines all the desirable qualities for eradicating the most' violent Cougts, Colds, • As!hmus, , and Consumptions, Without exposing the inealid.to danger, or obliging to confinement the persons toting it. expatiate on its extraordinary virtues is perfectly ...

... - 'Juitice in this case, sheuld not be set aside, and 'a new trial granted. I'llo Dedaratien stated, that the Defendants exposed. for sale a number of Lambs, .which they warranted as South Down, and soon(' Stock but: when purchased by the -Plaintiff,' ...

... that discipline cannot be maintained -without its continuance be combated and exposed, if neces sary. Let lecturers and missionaries go through all parts of the kingdom to expose the enormities of the system ; and at each election, which may take place ...

... when the wind increased to a frightful gale, sweeping over the metropolis with irresistible fury. In all the elevated and exposed situations stacks of chimneys were blown down, and slates, tiles, palings, trees, and shrubs were scattered about in every ...

... a deer reflection upon his judgment to suppose him ignorant—thus making himself responsible for their acts. He uselessly exposed the legion to the mortification of nominal defeats by permitting, it, before it was properly disciplined, to witness skirmishes ...

... Oct. 25, ILO. Richard Isaac, Win. Bray, and john Gill, ut Tavistock, Devon, July 5, 1806. Abraham l'aice and Henry George Fake, grocers and teadealers, Nov. 6, 1806. John Buddleand Edward Nelson, of Walls End, Northumberland, flour-manufadurers and corn ...

... have done more than he had done. He liteply lamented the situation in which that Gallant Officer hid been placed, for his own Fake, but what had taken place had not in the slightest degree tarui,Aied the glory pf his arms, because he never could or should ...

... continued to he held, and that if the schemes of his hiend Major Cartwright were persisted in, the country would ere long be exposed to the dreadful alternative of either submitting to a military despotism, or of encountering all the horrors of revolution ...

... THE 11AVAi:NAii dAzaTtal . THB PUBLIC. Mexico, Aug, 3 . T' vas fdpeatecili i nformed list night, that a corNiincOvasitci fake' place this clay in this Capital.; l'iipmediately communicated, this intellig,ence taitie Junta of robliC Safety, whiCh, with ...

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... wottld not be content with !tread and Cheese for her and her children ; and unler.s he tnade the prbper provision, she would expose his unnatural and base conduct to the world. Mr. Cochrane, on his examination, stated, that he did not believe the steam bath ...