The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-03-14 00:00:00, page 4

Lee's Elixir 1 !
îîeîuiine
j Avertign remedy foi Colds, cblhnate Coughs,
Catarrhs, Asthmas, '•ore I hroats, and ap
proaching Confumptiona.
A fingle t?ial of this medicine will prove its
Jfficacicus quality in reftoring a perfpiraunn
joinman to healthy people, itdiflcdgesand ex
pels the tough vifcic phlegm or mucus ftrength
rning the weakened vefléls ol the lungs, thus
ftriking at the root of the diforder ; the fymp
tonts of coutfe are ctledtually at 1 permanently
conquered. The great number of cures pu for
■
med by this elegant and ufelul prepatation, is
fufficient to convince thole that labour un
der colds, coughfs, &c. of being immediately
relieved. For the information ot thole perlons,
if any there he, that have not heard of the bal
_ . famic qu lities of LEE'S ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perfons, who are well
known to our citizens in general as perfons ol
integrity and ftrict veracity From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that a
three yea.s conliimption, a common cold, or
cough, arc alt with eafe removed by LEE, S
ELIXIR.
To Barents wlio may have Children afflided
wit', the
Whooping Cough,
This difenverv is of the lirft magnitude, as it
nffin-d- m.mediate relief, checks the progrefs
and in a fliort time ent- ely removes the most
cruel difo der to which cbildre are liable—
the Elixir is fo perfectly agi eeahle ami the dole
fo fmail that no difficulty ariles in taking it.
II Lee Sr Sant
Meters
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
crdlec LEE'S ELIXIR, induces me to g.ve you
th s certificate for publication, to point to my
Ttifl'ev n j fellow mortals tire road to health, the
tireur valuable of all earthly poiltflions. For
aids of tinee yetrs 1 lia e bee affliHed
to
with a fevere cough, tightmfs of the breast,
lownefs "f fpirit-, am! a gradual wasting of the
ffi fh. hav ng trie i dilferent medicine-- recc.m
mer cled for fitch cal' > withait receiving an
rr fir ; fo. tunaiely one cf your advet tile
r.-al i
meats was given to me nd I iiiunedia'ely ap
plied to Mr. Varce, t ?S .Market lfrett, for
fomc of your ELIXIR, which ha- contrary to
fl..« expectations of mv friends, restored me to
-ny lbin-er good state of health. Any imerma
tion w
e given by me.
Gt-ortre liar weed.
Market street, Baltimore.
». H. Ta.
.>1
!.. fo' the good
lilrer .
v
to
a •
tr
:
ived from your
suc lit I have r<
be: , I he
«foi
Bel t prepaistinn, called
Let's j.lixir "
.' i ; h volent pa'nf
the breast,
alike
Bei"
s vh-'c Jvf
lofs of a
pttn
c; .iroiiit
c:
;
ch lend' ltd me nr
• a.t nd to bu
teni
a.ivifed to tr
y "ir '.lixir, i pro
tinefs
in
•.j bottles cf Mefli
cured
. V\ rnei & Hanra,
v. hich l.as entirely removed the complaint, ami
re t. red mv t- a pe. 1 sit state of health. From
d ef! fits of you' 1 tixir 1 was led to
th
her • dichies sue equally ef
su; ".ih ) -nr
i' iridt.i.'d
iic. r n - : - *
A orm
g.ve vruir
my clu drm and with pleafure 1
L*z ' T«
the v h id the delired effeGt. Any
in'
. V>n ih .11 vive on application to
V» . -
alt» iu re
, imufe
me a«
John Keiler.
Me - R.Heimi,
was a>tacked with a violent cold, a fe
il) ti .d pains in tl e br«-as , «••hi di cmr
ver- 1
• gr .w worle ; du in.; v"
tin c
t me my
o faileal and my voice
Ov id to :uch,
a i'l
as with the inmost exertion 1 could
th
li'-pje fen'e ce louder than my
•unce
bieaf'i Soine of my friends having cbferjyed to
•ai much good had been done by l. e's
nie.
-adviled me to procure a bottle from
\]
.V arner& Hanna, which 1 accordingly
Mein
' vl to 1 h ale perfons, unacquainted will:
Aid
. it- of tills medicine it w i'i r.ppea
til
■ton
iihi' 'hat tiirce doles fl.ould
eino e tbe pains
. and tbe ule c The bottle restored
ureal
;u r
ice. health.
J. A Svuith,
Market sireet, hell's lVmt.
Lev's ortn Restrovin^ I.orenpjes,
v,biv;i eficftual!', till, tl all lends of wutunsffoni
pcrlbns 0: ever'
age.
'1 he f,
lowTig ,3 not a l'ngnlar inftance of
.a.
tl
1 ot wo 111 in adults,
r.';. It. Lee Q'ld Sort,
r. Iti. a time i was nffl'ct
tl with fainting
b '« , ai n :
in tbe llomach
1
f an
t ce
ir.r-nt p>.
■.iLi'i
l a hi
g now
-i ci. b
: ect - t death -,
.e
■r
i ; 1 '
tl><- rnanv
îiiftl -•
W j
t . L' : :. : :
rel
v e t * f n
ex', hr ließt m; fc!f, :
1 in'
it ,«i tiien, to a'
■ rr,
■F-'' • have Irren sent b
!.'
i m lierliieii 11
:r ",
to 'r
1» who might t
f
'.iiher .nturn ati n
•y
, .•'.'*> ir.g 10
Call.urine Walker
Maiketi
■:.c;
Gtiward Ligtzins.
ore, adminift« red Le
iit'i-3t?«ej, 'Jrcm
Lozenges, a^vecarie to the directions, to his
child of 14 mont old—the first of which ex
pelled a Vi orm meafuring 20 inches lung &
near half an inch thick, the second «lofe ex
pelled another 16 inches lo g&tbe fame thick
nifl, and a quantity of ('mail worms mixed with
slime, &tc. The child enjoys a good (late ol
health.
Thoufands of our fellow citizens have re
eived benefits from the above Medicines when
duced to the lait liage of difeafe, and many
■ 1
families of the firft refpectability have given
public tellimony of the alfonifhing cures per
fo.med with the above preparations. '1 be pro
prietors aie well allured that a fingle trial of
any article here enumerated, will convince the
molt prejudiced perfon in its utility.
To deteft counterfeits, obferve than none
can be genuine without the fignature of
Michael Lee, & Co.
(Late Ricbaid Lee & Son.)
N. B.—Each and every medicine above er.11
murated, have d reilions deferibing their mode
of ule in the nroil perfect manner.
Sold at
be-bvAkft&rV-lid Mathew R. Lockerman nexL
above the Bank of Delaware, Market-Street,
Wilmington.
December 9, 1809.
ly
OBSTINATE COÜGHS.
m!
' olds, .Is/hnnis, -S r. art ininrrt/in'i'lç relieved ti
speedily/ cured by the use of H militons Elixir.
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
• hat oily and beating medicines, joined with
■trong opiites or sleepy drugs, repeated doses of
which flatter and deceive the patient for the pre
sent, by procuring momentary ease ; experience,
I s.iv, ins taught thousands, that the common
opiates and balsamic«, as they are called, finaliy
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
in their mosi distressing symptoms: that they
load the stomach and impair the digestion, in
flame the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing and excite fever. But the qualities of
this valuable discovery, are cvinceil by perfectly
oppugn effects. A single trial willpiove, that
it reston s tbe determination of the fluids to tbe
surface if the body, and brings on the common
health!' d perspiration, that it dislodges and eva
cuate'- Ule tough viscid phlegm or mucus,
streng hens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheatl es the acrimonious humor which irritates
them and finally discharges it. Thus striking
at the root e,t' the disorder, the symptoms are of
course effectually and permanently conquered,
ihc reverse o: coinimft medicines which weaken
and Jtces strength to the disor
: die vonsti'inio
der tor the sake of moderating for the present
some of the painful efferu.
To Parents who b ve children afflicted with
the hooping cough, this discovery is of the first
magnitude, us it affords immediate relief, cheeks
the gro'/ies«,ami in a short time entirely remove
tbe most cruel disorder to which children are
The Elixi
liable.
so perfectly agreeable,and
the do°e so small that no difficulty arises in ta
king it.
Mr. Abd'jnh Henly, Biidge street, Baltimore,
was ( u ,.(l hv out bottle of Hamilton's Klixir, of
a very complicated disorder occasioned by a very
He
were cold caught several months ago.
I'.; '„tiled with the greatest difficulty, and was
o'., : ihrow.i into weakening sweats when he
JiU" opted to walk ary distance, and his voice
would frequently fail iu such a degree that he
could on y attempt to whisper. He has hren
upwards of six w-eeks without a return of Iris
complairts ; and desires to give his public testi"
mon y hi favour of this invaluut le medicine.
Being desirous to make p' blic for the good of
other? the exc ellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
;■! pared by 'be late Mr. Lee, I have sent you
bn. following account of the benefit 1 have re
ceive,! from it ; which I hope will induce others
givr it a rrial.
In consequence of a bruise on
(1
the breast received from a fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing became very diffic
'
anil
frequently 1 have bad suddenly to rise up in mv
bed with all the horrors of immediate suffocation.
Add to these, a constant pain in my breast, an!
a cough, a great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that my symptoms evidently
indicated an approaching consumption,
Tie
advice of a most eminent physician
was rcso.tt !
to, and afterwards a sccodil was called in, lut
without giving rne any relief. Another phy|i*
cian, who knew me and the circumstances oi ray
case, advised me to give Hamilton's Elixir a tu
ai, saying, he had used it in his practice, and al
ways found it do much good. A bottle
w.s
procured from Mr. Birch's, and I found relief
before 1 had taken half of it. 1 continued to usqit
and was soon strong enough to attend to my b.:
On taking cold, some of my former
sinuss.
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
! «>ee or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
No. !1 Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mns. H. Lee.
Iruin Lu'/iur Marlin Fsi/, laic Attorney General
of the stale of Man/land.
J comply witH your request in stating my opi
ti
L.'n of Hamilton's Elixir.
lt has been nsed iu
• I tumdy for two or three years past, with uni
form ?
■■cess, whenever colds, roughs, or similar
plaints, have rendered
ledieine necessary,
i have
myself found it an excellent and agreeable
■ ;-«nedy for a very piintul and troublesome afl'ec
tinn tf the !)v-ast,
'Compamed with soreness,
■>nd wit'». «Instructed am' difficult breathing.
Cst 'mats aetounts I do not hesitate to recom
'■ «T '•à." Gum's Elixir as a valuable medicine,
'-X-V »public atteutiou.
LUi'HLR MARTIN.
J
HAMILTON'S I- f.LSiii
ine mill
And an assortment of the fdlouii.
alihrat'd Ah i/ieiiiee have jitU been received
from the firo/inetOes Medicine Store, New
York, and arc far sale at T ETC it BsrsbEltc' S
Books! ore , 1Vitiiiin aton,
ITCH CURED
e using LecV , •vcoigu O
Bv
; i merit.
The proprietor informs thus ■ persons and fiuni
lies who are suffering urulci this diseuse (against
the infection of which no person i» sate) that it
this ointment is used at mglit on going to lied it
never fails to perform a cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used it during
the last ten years ran testify. The peculiar ex
cellencies of this infallible remedy for the itch,
over every other, are the certainty of the
cure
by a single application ; the ingredients bring
so
innocent as to be applied with perfect safety to
the tenderest infant; and ns being not only free
from any offensive smell but equally agreeable
with the pleasantest pomaturaf.
Dr, Hamilton's Grand Rcs'orative,
V hich the inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine for the speedy relief,
and permanent cure of various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis
cretions, te-idence in climates unfavorable to the
constitution, the immoderate use of tea, freque
-
intoxication, or any destructive intemperance,
the unskilful or excessive use of mercury, flu
diseuses peculiar to f, males at a certain period ol j
!
life, bad lyings in, Sec.
Hamilton » Warm Lozenges.
1 he most celebrated remedy for curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Hahn's true and genuine
GERMAN corn plaistkil •
An infallible remedy for Corns; r.peedll
re
moving them root and branch without »
ivmtf
pain. °
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER,
/■V the Teeth and G nr.
1 *.
HAHN'S GENUINE EVE WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes.
HAMILTON'S
EHSEXCK isf EXTRACT OP MUSTARD
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, Nu,
raoness, See.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most s
cvere
insfanc**s.
gCT" Please to tale notice that each of the gen
uine Mcrl/cires hua
vn the outside wrafifm- the
if nature of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the late pronreo«-.
January 13, 180;).
For Sale ,
A
T the Book-Store of M. R. I.oc
a-.ux,
Weems' Life of Washington,
containing
a fluid of information and am
cement. '
An interesting histoiy of the KnighiVI'cm
plars, their origin, character and persecution.
The history of the decline and fall of the Ro
:
man Empire, by Edward Gibbon ;
containing
memoirs of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches of Ireland,
written in Con
naught, by Miss Owcnson.
Poetic Trifles, by John Henry Mills,
fomc
dian.
The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Owenson.
j
Montalberta novel ;
Armenian nrGhn»t
Joseph Andrews ; Roderick Random; Chat lotte
Temple; the Drown'd Wife;
the Vicar ol
TV .keflcld ; Blair's I.ectur
> es; Goldsmith's
h me ; Jess s Purveying; Jackson's Uook-keep
■ •g ; the Clerk's Magazine ; and a great
m
variety
of histories, voyages arul travels,
day -bool
journals and ledgers, anil writing-:
books of
-cry
description ; writing paper, sLte
scales and
dividers, quills, inkstands,
waieis
:c.
That scientific author speaking of the Frnrï
and Indian wars about the time of Braddoc
i it s I
deserdjes the effect the news had in England thus :
" Swift as the broad-winged packets con'd fly a*
cross the deep, the news was carried to England.-—
Irr. effects tlicre was like that of a stone rudely h
led
against a nest of hornets. Instantly, from
circumference- all is rage and hustle,
['he hive
sounds with the maddening insects
dark tumbHn;
*rom their cells they spread the hasty wing, and
shrill whizzing through the air, they rush to find die
toe. Just so in the sea-ruling island, from r/ueens
bouse to ale-house , from king to cockney, all were fierce
tor light. Even the red-nosed porters, where thev
met, benuing under their burdens, would stop iu
but, m the streets, to talk cf n•• r. land's rt ovos*
and, as they talked, their fiery sue-:.were seen to
grow more fiery still, and rr. re deform. Ther
throwing their packs to the grr ,d mid leaping line
he attitude o. boxers, with sturdy arms across and
rough black jaws stretehed out. they b.ud forward îo
the farcied fght .1 the frog.eating toe, in shinies-,
ruffles and long lank cue, revins to give ground ' then
.sing m their m.ght, will, fire striking evcs thev |lr e"
hard upon him, and coming in, hand and I'm,l, , v j th
kick and cuff and many a 1,early curse, they she
the
giggling crowd,
how damn 'em ! they would
thump the Trench."
September (i, 1Ü09.
Military School,
The Members of thecompar.y of Y/P
ton
Light-Infantry Blues, a,,
are requested to attend
at tbe house of Eli Lamb
ourn, inkeeper, every
Saturday evening, until the 35th of March en
suing, foi the purpose of improving themselves
in military tactics. Persons wishing to become
members of said comply arc also invited to
attend—-but none else will lie admitted.
By order,
..... . Joseph Jones, Sec'ry.
V\ iinungton«Jan« 37, UlO.—
(jf.
James Gardner,
Ï S ESPECE FULLY informs his Jileijer..
Aaud the public that he
has remove
1
Viis store to the east side of Marke
'•street,,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, fnear
ly opposite the post-office) where he h a3 ,
opened a large assortment of tlegaut Dr a
Goods among which ate,
Blue.bluck,brown,drab,
Marseilles quiltings
Fustiads and
cm bean, bottle green,
jean,,
Lute strings
grey, ami dark mixed
superfine cloths
Sinshaw and Manta»
Carrai meres
silks
Bonnet's patent cord
SMlc & york tan glov
TS
Coating., and flannels
Piumlariua and ,\;
Gras
Forest cloths
^ handkerchiefs
Gnmmcl's hair shawls
Velvets and constitution
Checkered and striped
cords
linens
Beverccr.s
7-8 and 4-4 Irish linens
Damask shawls
Russia& dowlas linens
bin" & yellow nankeens
Rauinets&bomhazctfs
Wide and narrow cotton
lied & green bockii,./
ca.simcreii
Chintzes and callicors
baize a
Brown hollands
Camhrick and common
dimities
•Suspenders
Cali m i ncoca
Dm irellas & parasols
Durant and Jones' spin
Black satins and fl 0 _
leutlnes
lung
Cotton and worsted I10
Scissors Sr pen-knives
Silk hose
sieiy
Colored,rlutmbray,cam
Gilt ie plated buttons
j
! brick, juckanet, mull
Oil cloths
mull, India, British,
Trunks
book,gurr.di, butta,
Morocco & kid sL
CCS
lem. Muslins
&c. &c.
. C ountry Stoic Keepers supplied on the
\
'owe r terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
Paicitt Washing'Machines*
r »mie
subscriber respectfully informs his
1
friends ami the public in general, tint he
iu
•me time a. o, purchased an exclusive right
■ ■: mil vending Patent Washing Machines
of ir
;• t rim hundreds of Brandywine and
U.r-'i;
C I
a. 'U Nv.v-C'.istie county, a number of
ines ho has already made, which
■ -ir.
h •
■ 1 by clivers persons an«' highly ap
suve a great part of the labour
Ml r.l, is ihre
pi.
usual way, and are If:.s injuri
Of ••> islllllj
II. til
! ic will continue *o make and
have a si
y of them on hand, which he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom ; and will also sell to anv per
son a right to mike and use them within the
the hundreds uiovcs.iid.
ABRAM G EST.
Wd.ningtoi . .Tan. 51
tf
809.
John Dixon
AVING sui o . rted iViirnerx is? Tor
bert in the grocery business, r,t the
i
stores lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf ; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms,lor cash or the usual credit,
A Grnerul Assortment oj Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to busi
: ness, to merit a share of the public patron
age.
The Packet, Sloop Hope, Capt.
Mifnf.R. with good accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town St
Philadelphia as usual—all freight sent by
j said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 1809.
JVILMING TON COLLEGE ,
HE Trustees of Wilmington College
i
take pleasure in beingable to announce
to the public the revival of the Latin school
in this institution, under the immediate
care of Mr. Big' Liw and general superin
'endance of the Kev. Dr. Read. The heal
rhy situation of Wiln.itigton, its character
for morality, the goodness of its market
and choice of best boarding houses, joined,
to the evidence of Mr. Bigelow's capacity
as a teacher, and the long ami justly esta
blished reputation of Dr. Read as a success
ful preceptor, all concur to recommend this
seminary to the attention of Parents and
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa
tion and improvement of the youth intrust
ed to their care, espsciallv when they arc
further assured that the other department*
provided with tutors ful
of tire College are
and o
ly adequate to their appointments,
unexceptionable moral characters
By order of the Board,
o
ROBERT HAMILTON,
5
EBEN F.ZE.R A. SMITH,
3
JOHN 'RUMSE Y,
WILLIAM PRICE,
JüW 22, 1809.
M. l\. LOCKERMAN,
Has for sale, at /ii.% Book-Store,
LARGE WRITING PAPER, AND
PARCHMENT,
OF A SU PR Hi OR nUALltr.
Wilmington, January I b
1810.
Matthew Kean
NFOJ MS his fitends and the public
I
that h 'has opened a Dry Good Store »t
the wes' side of Market Street, next doof
below r i e corner of Second Street; where
he offers for sale a handsome assortment of
easonuble goods on moderate teraiïi
WblutiriGFon, June 17, 1809