The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-03-24 00:00:00, page 4

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THE STORM.
A paraphrase from the 8 th chapter of Luke,
The troubled wave, the dread portentuous roar
Of gathering winds, proclaims the tempest nigh,
The sable cloud» impetuous torrents pour,
And veil m awful majesty the sky*
With fury charg'd, the elemental strife
Fill'd every breast with terror's pale dismay—
Save he alone the peaceful prince of life,
Releas'd from toil, in balmy slumbers lay—
But when the surges filled the tossing hark,
And mock'd the seaman's toil, the pilot's skill,
%Vith startling eye they view each dreadful mark
Of ruin, mustering fiercer forces »till.
All ! faithless twelve, how could vain doubts arise ?
D-d not his miracles, each rising day,
At.lt -our mas er's mission from the skies.
Whose word the powers of earth and hell obey*
Trembling they haste to wake their slumbering Lord,
M.,r knew tho' sleep impress'd his mortal frame,
Omniscience slept not—every thought and word
To him were known—in Godhead still the same.
*' Save, master, or we perish," loud they cry ;
WUen rising mild as morn's serenest ray,
At whose command the dusky vapors fly,
And orient splendors usher in the day :
Thus he, benign in majesty and love,
To the wild uproar calmly said 1 be still,'
At once subdued the pausing billows prove
The winds and waves obedient to his will.
« Where is your fa- ta he said in plaintive tone, •
To those who hail'd his God-like acts each hour,
Amazing proofs might force a heart of stone
rid implicit faith—nor doubt his power.
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But ah 1 we cease to wonder, when
vithin
Stern jus ice turns a strict enquiring eye,
Vhy unbelief, (hat deadly sin,
Anil ask
Like hidden p- ison, bids our comforts die •
Dwh n«
kind, protecting care each day,
Ii va y '.hanging scene, his love make known ?
V/ncn sorrows c oud, lie smiles the gloom avray
rvnd find» re.ief in angry conscience frown*
A-.v: dciprr.dcnce tremb'i-.ig doubts away—
N 1 more dishonor pardoning love dwine,
O.i Calvary S--J redemption's banners play
Our blood-stain'd cap.aia al! Viet .incus shine.
CHRISTINA.
CHRISTINA.
To be Rented
>
And dissension given immediately^
A LARGE und convenient Brick Dwelling
Home, Kitchen and Garden, Barn, Stu- j
bl.
' liair-Houfe, &c. ; together with about 7 j
. of good laud, liiere are on the prem fee j
ac -1
ill Apple Orchard arid a variety of othe !
trees -, the land is divided into three lots | 'he
and there is a well of excellent water near tho
kitchen door. I'he fituation is conlidered heal- ! to
tilv .id agreeable, being on the (late road from 1 die
Wilmington to Philadelphia, ."even miles from j ^
the tor.i. er and twenty from the latter, com
tnanding an extenlive view of the river Delà- ■
ware,& within 40 reds of a Jandiugon Naatnan's i
Creek. term', which will be reafonable, 8
apply to ;r. jOHN BELLACH, adjoining V
the premi.es. or to the fubferiber at New-CaB I , ";
tie.
to,
Thomas Perkins.
r-M-rtnber to, 1809.
tf
al,
Des Gardner,
TT
PF.CTFULI.Yinforms his friends
1
(H public that he has removed
Jr IO
h.s -'ore to the east side of Market-street,
or: ■ (ioor alrove Spackman 8c Grubbs, (near
ly opposite the post-office) where he has
' a 'arge assortment of elegant Dry
OR:
Goo among which are,
uG'-hti k,brown,ilrab, Mai'Reille» quiltings
coi be-«::, b .»tie green, Fuetia-ss and jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lute strings
Sinshai
and Mantau
Cars-:
silks
Bern - t's paient cord
Silk Sr york tan gloves
CoMtn
1 p. ' ' fiunncls
Bandanna and Madras
Fores' (laths
handkerchiefs
Veivfft. and constitution
fammcl'j hair shawls
cords
Checkered and striped
Beverecns
linens
7-8 au l 4 --i Irish linens
Damask shawls
blue & yellow nankeens
Hu»«ia Sr dowlas linens
Wide and narrow cotton
Kattinetsîrbnmbazi Us
carsiinercs
.
l«cd & green backing j
Chintzes and call-roes
baize
Camhiiric and common
Brown Hollands
(iinilprs
Suspenders
t 'aliimncoes
l ir irellas Sr
parasots
Durant and .loues' sj,«n
Him k sutiiis and fln
ning
rentines
Cotton and worsted ho
Scissors Sr pen-knives
siery
Siik host
Colored, ehambr.iy ,eam
Gilt Jk plated buttons
brir-k, jack:-. 11«
tnul!
Oil cloths
mull, Indu. Biitish,
Trunks
book,gurrah,h-!'i -, Sr
Morocco & kid shoes
leno Muslins
&c. &c.
N. B. Country
v, > e Keepers supplied on tin
.'«west tcrr.-fsr c
ash nr the usual credit.
T
is Gardner
For Sale,
Lot of Ground ,
S ITUATE at the corner of Walnut and
Second streets, in the borough oi Wil
mington, containing 34 - perchts and a halt,
on which there is a commodious two-story
dwelling House, with Kitchen, Stable,
Coach-housc, Wash-house, Smoke-house,
Garden, and a pump of good water in the
yard. The terms may be known, upon ap
plication to Mr. Michael Dawson in Wil
mington, or to the subscribers in Philadel
phia.
THOMAS MONTGOMERY.
GECRGE LATIMER,
tf
ecember 2 .ld 1809 .
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
Colds, Asthmas, Sc. are immediately relieved and
speedily cured by the use 'd Hamiltons Elixi) •
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
mat oily and heating medicines, joined with
trong opiates or sleepy dings, repealed do«cs ol
which flatter o'id deceive the patient for the pre
-ent, by procuiing momentary case ; experience,
i say, has taught thousands, that the common
opiates and balsamics, as they are called, Anally
iggravste eveiy disorder of the breast ami lungs,
in their most distressing symptoms: that they
load the stomach ar.d impair the digestion, in
ti ,me the whole system, increase the difficulty oi
breathing and excite fever. Rut the qualities ol
this valuable discovery, arc evinced by perfectly
opposite effects. A single trial wil! prove, that
it restores the determination of the fluids to the
surface .f the body,and brings on the common
healthf d perspiration, that it dislodges and eva
cuates the tougb viscid phlegm or
mucus.
streng hens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
shcatl cs the acrimonious humor which irritates
Thus striking
them and finally discharges it.
at the root of the disorder, the symptoms are of
course effectually and permanently conquered,
the reverse ot common medicines which weaken
the constitution and gives strength to the disor
der for the sake of moderating for the present
some of the painful effects.
I'o Parents who have children afflicted with
the hooping cough, this discovery is of the first
magnitude, as it affords immediate relief, ehe. ks
tiie grogress.and in a short time entirely remove
the most cruel disorder to which children are
liable. The Elixir is so perfectly agreeable,and
the do'e so small that no difficulty arises in ta
king it.
Mr. Abdijah Ilenly, Budge street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, ot
cry complicated disorder occasioned by a very
a \
severe cold caught several months ago. He
breathed with the greatest difficulty, ami was
often thrown into weakening swears when he
often thrown into weakening swears when he
attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
der
would frequently fail in such a degree that he
could only attempt to whisper. He has been
if
upwards of six weeks without a return of his
complaints; and desires to give his public testi
mony in favour of this invaluaHc medicine.
Bring desirous to make public for the good of
others the excellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
prepared by the lato Mr. Lee, I have sent you
ing
'he following account of the benefit I have re
ceive.l from it ; which I hope will induce others
! to give it n trial. In consequence of a bruise on
1 die bieast received from a fall, my health grew
j ^ al h ,n >' breathing became very milieu!«, and
To
frequently I liade had suddenly to r; : e up in my
■ with nil the horror» of immediate suffocation,
i Ajd "j tlic " e ' 3 c 1 on "» a " t P 31n ' T '>' l b ' ca l st ' a,1< '
8 con £ h - u S' ea . 1 ct s,rcn « tn a, "' fles !>; a "'>
V 0 " m *y conce,ve tna, 1 ^ evidently
I , "; 1 ' ra ' e ' ln "PP^ch.ns consumption. The
advice of a most eminent physician was resorted
to, and afterwards a second was lulled in, but
fo
without giving me any relief. Another physi
cian, who knew me and the circumstances of my
case, advised me to give Hamilton's Elixir a tri
al, saying, he had used it in his practice, and al
ways found it do much good. A hottle was
procured from Mr. Birch's, and I found rebel
th
1 before i had taken half of it. I continued to use it
anil was »onn strong enough to attend to my bu
On tiiking cold, some of my former
siness.
-ymptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
No. 11 Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mas, H. Lf.k.
/•'-((»« J.uthur Marlin Fscj. late Attorney General
rf the slate of Maryland.
I comply with your request in stating my opin
ion of I lamilton's Elixir. It has been nsec! ru
my family for two or three years past, with uni -
form success, whenever colds, coughs, or similar
complaints, have rendered medicine necessary.
I have myself found it an excellent and agreeable
remedy for a very painful and troub'esome affec
tion of the breast, accompanied with soreness,
and vi:h entrusted and difficult breathing.
C)t V tan accounts I do not hesitate to recom
. xaMtl -t):~i .'cn's Elixir as a valuable medicine,
j YJsoA ; public altcntiou.
LUTHER MARTIN.
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,
And ~3 as. e.rtmnd r.J the fMazing! genuine and
hove ju t been nerivid
- lelo ntiMi di
from the /i-ofineiors Medicine Store, Xiao
York, and arc for stile al Pr.-fus Rnr.oiiutn.'s
Book-store, Wilmington,
ITCH CURED
By once using Lee's hoveicign Ointment.—
The proprietor informs those persons and fami
lies who nre suffering under this disease (against
j
tin
the infection of which no person is sift) tlmt ii
I
this ointment is used at night on gr ng to bed it I
mover fai's to jvt-fo m a cure bv tlbS foiiçsv.mg i
it »Uni* l
hu<e ■».»•
::i lhnu.. . i? ■
tau'.nti'g
'i i
l" 1 -'" nr es
the hisrten j ears ran tc«n*y
in
1er t ie itch,
ceüencies oi tins infiilUM'-*
l'< • ■
■
tic "ne
other, arc lie
iMtiy
Qvzr every
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by a single application ; m
ii'urcc.1
innocent a* t" be applied with ociK. t *>
to
•ri»
not
the tendered infant; i
if*ii t>ut rruuily
from any offensive. sic
I
with the pleasant« -->t p
iitum.
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'.s Gr
Dr. Haunt:
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Whith (be iavenior cui»ii»U.>tîy »-«
■•.mrr.Ci.'
u' -p'Cdy relie
an invaluable tnedicinc l«>r
as
rl*
and permanent cure ol virions «omp
ml
'pated pleaH'if s, j
mois,
recuit trou) <h
omble :o the
s unfit
crelions, ictljer.ee in cli
fn q lient
constitution, the tmiuor!
ate »ist ol I
destructive
intoxication, r.r any
ame,
in
mercury, tin
the unskilful or excessive use o!
tato peuod o
diseases peculiar to Ii males at a ce
life, bad lyings in, See.
I
Humiliai,'« Worm Lotte
The most celebrated remedy
Lut titirin;
orders arising from worms.
■
Hahn's h ue and
•nine
GERMAN CORN PI..A IS CEU.
An infallible remedy fur Coins
1
r
moving them rout ..ikI branch
\Y I i '
pain.
.
gexuixe rE ESI Air Lonoir,
TIIE RESTORATIVE POM DEB
For the Teeth and 'laws
IIAHN'S GENUINE EVE W.V'F '
A sovereign remedy for all di e: " s
HAMILTON'?
ESSIiXCF O' EXTRACT 0 » M
I
For Rheumatism, Gout, l'aley, -
raunss, &ec.
TOOTII-ACIIE DROP. .
The only remedy yet disrovrred, w'
immediate und lasting relief in them - !■
instances.
|Q" Please to 0 ' ■ notier th,. t each of tin
udie Medicines has u.i the outside vtrnfi/i-r '
signature of
HANK AH I.Kfc,
î
Widow of th«* 'itc i.»ront c»»
January I N 180 ;).
ôt-iiuiiiG Lee's Lump . ;
!
A favercign remedy for C olds, ohllinaic t ough
Catariba, Asthmas, ore fhroats, anil
* '
proaehing Confumptions
A fl igle tiial of tills tried cine will piove -i
tficacious quality in reitoring a pt
. a r 1 ' •
a.niraon to heclthy people, hdilh .:y
ni f-y
^els the tough vifcic phlegm o, inuvu ,
t
tiling the weakened veflels of the lungs, 1
ot
I
itriking at the mot of the difoider ;
toms of couife are 1 fiectually at.I , eruiam
.
1
conquered 1 he great number 0-.' cure ; :r<
med by thi- el gant and ufel'ul p.epai.st, - ,
fufficient to convince thole that Inborn i:n 1
der colds, coughf , &c. of being immediaiGy j
, j
relieved. For the information of thufe perlons 1
if any tliere be, that have not heard of the bal- 1
amic qualities of LEE'S ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perlons, who are well
known to our citizens in genera! as perlons of
integr ty and flrict veracity From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that a
three years confumption, a common cold, or
cough, are ell with eafe removed by LEE'S
of
ELIXIR.
To Parents who may ha ,- e Children afllifhed
with the
Whooping Cough,
This difeovery is of the fir ft magnitude, as it
affords mniediate relief, checks tiie progrefs
and in a (hort time emiicly removes the most
cruel dtforder to which children are liable —
the Liixir is fo pcrlectly agreeable and the dote
fo fmail that no difficulty arifes in taking it.
Mcssrs. R. Lee &■ Son,
The fuperiijr qnlities of your Medicine
1
ealle LEE'S ELlXlR, induces me to give you
th s certificate for publication, to point to my
fuller ni, fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly pofleffious. For
spwards of three yeirs I have been ailUûed
with a fevere cough, lightnef. of ihe bie;.,,
lownefs of fpirit--, and a gradual wasting ol the
flefli, hav.ng tried different medicine- recom
mended foi fuch cafes withrut receiving an
real benefit; fortunately one of your advertife
ments was given ro me and I iinmediaiely ap
plied to Mr. Vance, 178 Market llreet, f->r
fome of your ELIXIR, which ha. contrary to I
the expectations of my friends, restored me to •
-
my former good state of health. Any informa
tion will be given by me.
George Harwood.
Market street, Baltimore.
Metres. R. Lee S Sin,
You are at liberty to publifh for tV good
of others, the benefit I have received from your
excellent preparation, called " Lee's Elixir "
Being afflicted with violent painf in the breast,
lofs of appetite and debility of the whole fyf
teni, which rendered me unable to attend to bu
finef-i, being advifed to try your Elixir, I pro
cured two bottles of Mcfli's. Warner & Hanna,
which lias entirely removed the complaint, ami
restored me to a perfeft state of health. From
the good cfF-ctts of your Elixir I was led to
suppofe your other medicines were eqt.a'ly ef
fkac ous which induced me to give your Worm
Lozenges to my children, and with picafure I !
infoim you, they had the deftred effect. Any!
j other information I fliall give on application to
ii
fe -ly's otrset, Baltimore
>.
I me et my
it I
.lohn Keller
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io.aek.edvt.: . a violent
o'd, <1 It
in cntijyi o u pains m tie breast, v |,Lj,
tinned to mow worfe ; dming which
appetite tailed and my voice altered lb Ullr ';,
that t was with the utmost exeition | t ÿ. a
prot unce a tingle fenteoee louder tl, an '
I breath. Some of iny friends having obtervedi
• me, liât much good had been done by ^ . s
1 tixir—adviitd me to procure a bottle j ;or *
> " 'elirs. Warner & Hanna, which 1 according'
iid— ■ ud to thole peifons, unacquainted v,)!
o rnttits ofthis medicine, it wi'l appear astoa
■ no "at three doles fliould leino e ijje p a : ns
y br ast, and the ufe of the bottle restornl
perfect health.
*'C 11
J. A Smith,
Market street, Fell's [v.
omt.
I LecN Worm Destroying Lozenges
. equally dif, cl all kinds of wonnsfrom
cb
of •• erv age.
!■
lid ' ng s not a f n.nlar inftance of
■
«fleets '■ *01 m in adults.
■ ' sttrs. i -' i'i' and Son ,
1
■or a io nie : was affleted with fainti:.
. i- gripin; the bowels, pains in the (lomach
was- > the flcih—the advice of an
nt pk ; an proved ulelefl—nothing now
111!
red bti ie melancholy profpeft of death-
- ajipil) mv husband recollected the many
aid to luve betn performed by Let's
a box» a procured 1 1 om Messrs War.
a '.anna, which has eat rely removed c,
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1;. mpten o. iie c in plaint.
■ -v-iig experienced fu much benefit rnyfelf,I
a it in; duty to recommei'd them to all my
ia inane. —ieveial boxes have been sent by
» ■■'■ my fa'her's family in BethlelMii tobe
- u cd among my ftiends who migiit be af
d vvitli worms. Any other information
I be given by applying to
E. Catharine Walker.
Market lpacî.
î
Edward Higgins,
• i.tli S111.U , '.ditimore. adminift red Let's
z ng , . ^reta jIc to t-ie direction., to Ids
! d ot 14 mont old—the first of wnicli ex
meufuring 20 inches long &
d'M a
01
thick, tiie sec rd dole tx
!i d' m
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uches lo' g Ht the fame thick
1 ar.ulhe
1 aqua ity ol fmail worms mixed with
c. Ti child enjoys a good Bate of
•
III».
! !i"uf n<!î of 'V fellow citizens iiave re
I . Led be -dits fr., tlie above Medicines when,
• luced in the in' ffage of dif-afe, and many
.
1 •alies .it the iir.» lefpectability have give*
• ny of > • ailonilhiug cures per
vu
Will- theabov -re arations. The pro
1 ■ ■
1
. u ( - ell allured iha' a fuigle trial of
1 1
j
- he, r. ennuiera: rd, ' 11 convince the
1
tj idiccd pelfon in it» utility.
1
et counrerfeits, ■ !-rve than none
.
î 1
•o-i.e without the fignature of
can be gc
lMtchacl l.t. 8c Co.
(l.ate Richaid Lee & Son.)
and every medicine above enu
■t,
N, 3 —
d rectiun > Jcluribing tlieir mod*
mmated, I
of ufc in tiie mult p
t maimer.
Suit! :-t
the bookflore of Mathew R. Lockermau next
ab rve the Bank of Delaware, Market-Itrecr,
Wi mington.
iy
December 9, I Ho«p.
Ni. R, Luc Y Eh IAN,
Tins for sale. 1 his j ok-Store,
LARGE MR 1 1 s' G IV iV-.ii, AND
l' A UC MEN!.
nr a suVEni'jK 01/11.
1810 .
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