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ITiSOPHll.Ui JUNIxj
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March 12.
i'OR DALE,
At the Book store ol M.R. Lockerman, W-il
mingPin, Del.
A SUMMARY \ 1EW ,
or Vi.-s j a
EVIDENCE AN!) PRACTICAL IMPOH. J
T..'A ('ll I
O Ÿ T M K
GMRISTIAN HEY KI.ATION :
la a si
crûs o-'dii
■ '«»'.•<-» addressed to young /.cr-j
BY THOM \S RI'I.SHAM,
Minister vj tin (jr.tiurinn ( hn) t f, ill l.-sei street.
This volume
is divided into six di»courses,viz,
1st. Preliminary observation». The question sta
ted. Piiilosnplncal arguments lor the Christian
rcvla'ion.
Direct historical evidence of the chrifians
revelation.
3d. Prophetic and internal evidence of the
chi tat is a revelation.
4. i .ijdiiK is uf* the Christian revelation from
tile tesdmuny of the Jcvvidi vei
iptures.
5 The prauic.l value
- the 1 in ist in n revcla
tion.
a
-*j nie,
r or
j ''HE term of servitude o
r
(a NEGRO GIRL
■L Site i» I ti years nf a.-e,
anti tu serve till 23.
Enquire of Peter Paulson,
or Jacob Robinson,
near Newport.
Mar. h 24, leio.
3t
James Gardner,
I S» ESPECTrULI. Yinforms his friend»
4 vand the public that he has removed
his store to the east side of Market-street,
one door above opackmiin Ft Grubbs, (near
ly opposit-e the post-office) where he has
opened .1 large assortment of elegant Dry
Goods among which are,
Blue,black,blown,drab,
Marseilles quiltings
corbeau, bottle r'cen,
h ostia is and jnaiij
Lute strings
£icy, * ml tlaik mixed
&uprrrino cloths
Sinshaw i»nd Mautau
('arsaimeioH
silks
BcnnciV patent cord
Siik &* york tan gloves,
v. Gating; and flannels
Bandanna ami Madias
To 1 est cloths
handkerchiefs
V eivcts and constitution
Cammel's hair shawls
cords
Checkered and striped
Beverc»*ns
linens
7-ö and 4-4 Irish !:
Eamusk shawls
ens
blue tc yellow mntkeens
Rus-ia Sr dowlas linens
Wide and narrow cotton
! K t i n e u Sr bo m bazetts
cassi meres
Red & green hocking
C'.intzcs and callicoes
baize
Camhrick and common
Brown ho]lands
di initios
Suspenders
C «dim*#', roes
Ihr'jrcllds & parasoir
Durant dnj Jt;ncs* spin
I'»*.i#k satiùs and flo
ning
rentines
■
Cotton and worsted ho- j '.'»cLsors & pen-knives
si ^y ! S'Ik hose
Cadored, thumb ru y jCam
Gilt & plated buttons
hri« k, jack in mid!
0.1 (lotus
mull, India, Riitish,
'Prunks
bonk,£urrah,bifta, & | Moroccokid shoes
le, hi Muslins
&c. k c.
N. B. Country Stoic Keepers supplied on the
lowest term-for cash or the urtial credit,
James Gardner
WANTED, '
WO or three -apprentices to the Hatting
T
bufinefs. Alfo two or three j .urnej men
Who are good workmen.—Fur participais ap
ply to the fubferiher, in Mill-Creek I n : tired,
within three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA TAKK
March 24, 1810.
tf
Sein Twine and White Rope ôitt
nufactory.
Bed
P LOUGH Lines, Plough Trace;
Cords, Halters, Bed Lares, S wing
and Seine Twine, warranted 1.10 any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1809
6na
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
Col,Is, A\tkma\. S c. arc immrdii'i hj relieved at, à
sjieediti/ cured hy the use of Hamiltons Elutlr.
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
•hat o'ly and healing medicines, joined with
trône opiates or sleepy drugs, repeated doses ol
which flutter and deceive the patient for the pte
sent, by procuring momentary ease ; experience,
I suv, lias taught thousands, that the common
opiate» and balsamier, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
in their most distressing symptoms: that they
load the stomach and impair the digestion, in
flame the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing ami excite fever. But the qualifies of
this valuable discovery, arc evinced by perfectly
opposite effects. A single trial will prove, that
it restor-s the determination of the fluids to tlic
surface if the body, and brings on the common
healtlif il perspiration, that it dislodges end eva
mates the tough viscid phlegm or mucus,
streng hens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheatl is the acrimonious humor which irritates
them and finally discharges it. Thus stiikieg
at the rout of the disorder, the symptoms are o(
course ctFccrually and permanently completed,
die reverse ot common medicines which weaken
j the constitution and gives strength to the disor
der for the sake of moderating for the present
some of the painful effects.
To Barents who have chiidien afflicted with
the hooping cough, this discovery is of the first
magnitude, as it affords immediate relief, chec ks
tlic grogrc»s,and m a short time entirely remove
die inu*t cruel disorder to which children arc
liable. The Elixir is so perfectly agreeable,and
the dose su small that no difficulty arises in ta
king It.
Mi. Abd'jah Hcnlv, RtiJsre street, Baltimore,
was cured by o»e bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, of
j a wry complicated disordoi occasioned hy a very
J -.ev.-rj cold caught several months ago. He
I breathed with the greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening sweats when lie
attempted to walk ary di t-mce, and hia voice
would frequently fail in such a degree that fit
could only attempt to whisper. He has been
:|s of six weeks without a return of his
<-ai
coinpl lints ; and desires to give his public testi'
monv in favour of this invaluat le medicine.
Being desirous to make public (cr the good of
olhers ti.e excellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
prepared by the late Mr. Lee, 1 have sent you
rhe following account of the benefit J have re
ceived from it ; which I hope will induce others
10 give it a trial. In consequence of a bruise on
die hi east received trom a fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing became eery difficult, and
treqin-ntlj 1 base had suddenly to rise up in my
bed with all the horrors of immediate suffocation.
Add to these, a constant pain in my breast, and
a cough, a great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that my symptoms evidently
indicated an approaching consumption. The
advice of a most eminent physician was resorted
to, ami nfterwatds a second was called in, hut
without giving me any relief. Another physi
ci in, who knew me anil die circumstances of my
case, advised me to give Hamilton's Elixir atri
al, saving, he had used it in his practice, and al
ways Inuiul it do much good. A bottle was
procured finvn Mr. Birch's, and i found relief
before I had taken half of it. 1 continued to use it
and was soph strong enough to attend to my bu
siness. On taking cold, some of tny former
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
No. II Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. IL Lfk.
From Lut/iur Marlin F*n. lafe Attorney General
of the state of Maryland.
I comply with your request in stating my opin
ion of Hamilton's Elixir. It has been nsed iu
my family for two or three years past, with uni
form success, whenever colds, coughs, or similai
complaints, have rendered medicine necessary.
J have myself found it an excellent and agreeable
remedy for a very painful and troublesome affec
tion of the breast, accompanied with soreness',
y.nd vit? Olructed and dif.icult breathing.
Cït p.tw accounts 1 do not hesitate to recom
dmi's Elixir as a valuable medicine,
> *> jublic attentiou.
R'«
Kuril Ell MARTIN.
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,
And a:: asiorttunif of the ftllcruinje gtnuhie and
ci {cheated M< dicin' * havi just been received
from the proprietor* Medicine 1 Store , New
York- and are for sale at PeTKr BurNBERti's
Hfjok-atorc , ï Vil mington •
ITCH CURED
By once usina Lee's Sovereign Ointment.—
The proprietor informs those persons and fami
lies who are suffering under this disease (against
the infection of which no person is sife) (hat if
this ointment is used at night on going to hed it
never fails to perfotm a care by the following
mo-nine;, as thousands who bave it»*.1 il o-.tinR
li't la 1 1 leu '.cars ran testily. The peculiar ex
ccllei.eits uf ,ii. infallible remedy fer tl.e itch. I
ov, r \ ci y , ci, arc the certainty of the cure
hy a s , ;ic application ; the ingredients htiiiÿ to I
i cm ». to he applied with pertrct safety to j
lilt- ten. crest inf mi ; am! its being not only free |
imm any ofi'etm- < smell hut equally agiecablc j
.vitli the pleasantest pomatum.
/>. H,nndm's Grand Restorative,
Which the Inventor roniiimtly recommends (
as an iiivalu hie medicine lor the spicily relief,
am! permanent cure ol various ccon;.i.>iuis which
icmiIi Iron) dissipated pleasures, juvenile ind:s.
erv ions, ifidcr.cc in ci nates unfa oiahlcto the
rte use of tea, frecpirnl
coiis'iluiioii, die jinniod
destructive iiitcmpetance.
intoxication, or any
die unskilful or excessive use of mercury, the
diseases pc. 11 lia r to ft males at a certain period o!
life, had lyings in, he.
Jlutniliuii's Worm f.ozrnuis.
The most celebrated remedy lor curing dis
order arising from worm».
II,Jin's true
t! genuine
german corn pf.Ai.srr.il.
An infallible lemcdy for Corns; sp-edily re
moving them root and branch without giving
pam.
CENUIKE PEliSI.LV LOTIO A,
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER,
For //k- Teeth nvd Ginn ft.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases o! the eyes.
HAMILTON'S
ESSE.WE Cf EXTRACT 01 ' MUSTARD.
For Rlivumatisin, Gout, Palsy, ÿwclimg-, Nu,
moness, &<-.
TOOTII-ACIir DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and fatting relief in the most severe
instances.
SfG" Please to tale notice li. it euch of the j: ' ! ~
u'tie Medicines has on the outs,
wrapftor the
signature of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the !atc protire«'*
Jantisrv 1 ", 1 H0'1.
utHiiinc Lee's Elixir!!
A fjvereign remedy for Colds, obflinate Coughs,
Catarrh.', Asthmas, Sore Throat., anil ap
proaching Confumptiona.
A fingle trial of this meii cine will prove its
:fficacicus quality in reftoiing a piifpiiation
.omnion to healthy people, i:dilloilgi-sand ex
cels the tcugh vil'cic phlegm or mucus, ftrengtli
ming the weakened velic-ls of the lungs, liins
ilrikingat the lo.qt of the difot der ; the li mp
toms of courfe are eft'eitually ti. 1 ; ermanemly
conquered. -Tiic great number of cure- p- vfor
nied hy tliis.'e! -.-gant and ufeful p.-epa ation, is
fuflicient to convince tliole that labour un
der colds, co.tiglif', &c. of being immediately
lelieved. For the information ot tliole perl'ms j
if any there lie, that have not heard of the bal !
amic qualities of LEE'S ELIXIR, vve p ve the 1
names of the following perfons, who are weil 1
known to our citizens in general as peifi s m
integrity and flrict veraciiy. From tlie- follow- I
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that a j
three yeais confunqitioii, a common cold, or j
cough, arc all with eafe removed hv LEi-'iJ
ELIXIR. * ]
l'o Parents who uiay have Children aftiioced j
[
with the
I
Whooping Cough,
This difeovery is of the fn ft magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks ihe progii-fs
and in a fliort time entirely removes the most
cruel difoider to which children arc liable—
the Elixir is fo perfcftly agreeable and the duff
fo fmail that no difficulty arifes in taking it.
Messrs. It. Ece S' Son,
The fuperior q-ialilies of your Medicine
called LEE'S ELIXtit, induces me to give you
tit s certificate for publication, to point to my
fufl'ermg fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly poflcliiui.s.
For
upwards of three yetrs 1 lia.e been afiliéled
with a fevere cough, lightnef, of the breast,
lownefs of fpirit», and a graduai wasting of Hie
flefli, having tried different medicine-,
recom
mended for fuch caffs with ut receiving
an
real benefit j foitunately one of your advert He
ments was given to me and I immediately ap
plied to Mr. Vance, 17.8 Market ftieet, for
ihme of your ELIXIR which ha ; contrary
to
the expectations of tny friends, restored me to
my former good state of health, Any informa
tion «till he given by me.
George Harweed.
Market street, Baltimore.
Mcsres. II. 1 .
ec *>• Silt,
You an- at liberty to publifti for tbe good
of others, the benefit I bave r-ccived from your
excellent preparation, called " Lee'.i Elixir "
Being aflltctud with violent painf in the breast,
lofs of appetite ar.ti debility of the whole fyf
tem, which rendered me unable to attend to bu
finefs, being advii'ed to try your Elixir, I pro
cured two bottles of Mefl'rs. Warner & Hanna,
which lias entirely removed the complaint, and
restored me to a pei feft state of health. From
the good e-ff fits of your Elixir 1 was led to
suppofe your other medicines were equally ef
ficac ous which induced me to give your Worm
Lozenges to my children, and with plcafure I
inform you, they had the ifflired effect. Any
other information ! (hail give on application to
me at my lioufc Ely's street, Baltimore.
John Keller.
Mes st s. 7f. lie. <"v tu?;,
I «as »«lacked w.th n v.->nt edd, a ft.
vere cough and pains in il e breast, v lii.:!i emi
tinned to giwv worle ; dut ing which time
U, V
appetite failed and my voice altered to much',
that it was with the utmost exmion I could
pronounce a lingle fentence louder than
my
breath. .Some of my friends having obferved
to
line, that much good had been done hy Lee'
s
1 lixir—advii'ed me to procure a bottle front
Mr-llr.s. Warner & llanna, which I accordingly
did—and io tlrrfe pet-font), unacquainted with
the merits of this medicine, it wi'i appear a»ton
idling that three doles fltouid remo e the pains
in my breast, and the ufe of the bottle restored
me to perfect health,
J. A Smith,
Market street, Fell's Point.
Let's Worm Destroying Lozenges,
which effectually. dilj el all kinds of worms from
perfons ot every age.
1 lie following is not a fiiignlar inftance of
the e fleets of worm in adults.
Messrs. R. I.re and Son,
For n lo:.g time 1 vs as afffeted with fainting;
fits griping in the bowels, pains in theftoinach
and a wasting <n the fiele,— the advice of
au
eminent pliylkiau proved uleleli—nothing
now
appeared hut the melancholy profpect of death ;
when happily my husband recollected the many
cures »aid to have been performed hy Lt,\ /
.V
tenues, a box was procured I ront Mes i s War
ner and Hanna, w hich has entirely removed c
veiy fympton of the complaint.
Having experienced fo much benefit mjfelf,!
think it my duty to recommend them to ail my
acquaintance— lèverai boxes have been sent by
me to my father's family in Bethlehem to be
dil tribut cd among my friends who might be af
licted with
Any other information
worms,
will be given by applying to
Catharine Walker.
E.
Market fpaca.
Edward Higgins,
South-street, Baltimore, adminift- red Lee's
Lozenges, c^rtea^lc to tire directions,
to
clnld of 14 tnont ojd—the first of which
ex*'
pclleil a \v arm meafuring 20 inches long li
near half ati inch tli ck, the sec nil liof,: ex
pelled another r 6 inches lo g ik the lame thick
11 11, and a quantity of Final 1 worms mixed with
slime, five. Foe child enjoys a good (late of
health.
Thonf.inds of otir fellow citizens have
re
, eived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced lo lhe lall (läge of difeafe, and manv
tain lies of the lull rcfpectability have given
public teil ipp-iy < the alloniiliing cures |-er
• <» lined w tl ti.e xbo.c ore, arations. The pro
priété- .'s ■ • % ■ 11 ' fliitcii that a (ingle trial of
,1.- iiere enun faied, w il convince the
Uil
1110I1 ; ; -jp l i ed pet Ion in its utility.
In del: ft counterfeits, ohftrve than none
can he genuine without the iignutill'e'of
1
Michael 1er, £•: Co.
(Late Richard Lee & Soil.)
I
j
j R Each and every medicine above enu
''•»rated, have d reaimis deferihing their mode
u ^ e the molt perJeot tuarmer.
Sold at
j the hookflorc of Mathew R. Lockerman next
[ above the Bank of Delaware, Market-lirect,
I Wi mington.
December 9, 1809.
>y
M. R. LOCKERMAN,
Ihts for sale, at his Hook-Store,
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