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jaS *0B ST IN AT E COUGHS.
immédiat, ty tcHrml arid
Colds, .Islhmas, c.
are
uf Humilions Elixir.
speedily cured b\j the
me
Dear boußlit experience ha, taught thousands
that oily ami heating mediiines, joined with
strong opiates or sleepy drugs, repeated doses of
which flatter and deceive the patient for the pre
sent, hy procuiing momentary ease ; experience,
1 say, lias taught thousands, that the common
opiates and balsamic?, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
ill their moil 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 evinced hy perfectly
A single trial will prove, »hat
opposite effects,
it rostor-a the determination of the fluids to the
surface ,f the body, anil brings on the common
healthf il perspiration, that it dislodges end eva
the tough viscid phlegm or mucus,
C a at es
streu» hens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
shcill ts the acrimonious humor which irritates
them and finally discharges it. Thus striking
at the root of the disorder, die symptoms are of
course effectually and permanently conquered,
the reverse of common medicines which we»l;en
the constitution and gives strength to the disor
der for tlie sake of moderating for the prestot
some of the painful effects.
To Parents who have children afflicted with
the hooping cough, this discovery is of the fust
gniluile, as it affords immediate relief, checks
mi
the grogrcss,attd in a shojt time entirely remove
tiic most cruel disorder to which children arc
liable. The Elixir is so perfectly agreeable,arid
the close so small that no difficulty allstes in ta
king it.
Ml. Abdijah ITenly, Bridge street, Baltimore,
iy«s cured by one bottle of Hamilton'.' Elixir, of
very complicated disorder occasioned by a very
■a
severe cold caught Several months ago. He
breathed with the greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening sweats when he
attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
would frequently fail in such a degree that he
cou',1 only attempt to wlibper. He has been
aul« of fix weeks without a return of his
upw
complaints; uml desires to give his public tests"
fiiony in favour of this invaluable lr.eilicine.
Bein 1 ' desirous to make public for the good of
otheis the excellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
prepared by the late Mr. Lee, 1 have sent you
the following account of the benefit 1 have re
ceived liom it ; which I hope will induce others
to give it a trial- In consequence of a bruise on
the bictt.it received from a fall, my health giew
bail, my ineathing became very ififltcuil, and
frequently 1 have hail suddenly to rise up in my
bed uit'ii a!! the honors of immediate suffocation.
Add fi tiicie, a constant pain in my breast, and
a cough, a great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may ciuiceivcth.it my symptoms evidently
indirat d an approaching consumption. The
advice of a mort eminent physician wes resorted
to, und afterward* n second was called in, but
without giving me any relief. Another physi
cian, wim 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 bottle was
pi.iLUiul (iom nir. Bitch's, and I found relief
: etc tv I i: :.,f taken half of it. 1 continued to use it
nd
was Muui swung enough to attend to my bu
-• O-.i taking coid., some of my former
j toms itlnru, but are always removed by a
or.
..fsc. i i'. 1 o ..,i cijc Etixir.
(.ED. BF.MINER, jim.
No. 1 !
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VOL. l.J
WlLMING'l'OJS
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31
1810.
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.vj
i ro;n;'ly with ynur request in st.lfig my r>p.n
I
ion of Hamilton** Elixir. It has b**n n*cd «
my family for two or three year# ji.ir.l, with uni
fortn succCfF, whenever colds, coughs, or Munit'
complaints, hï. f »»ndered medicine necessary.
J have myself fount! it an excellent -inti age--h r
remedy for a vry paiiilul anti troulrrsom: affet
tion cl the bte. •, t.ccompnnird with tn-eiiif,
ami with o!>,hunted mil difficult breathing.
On there act omits 1 tlo nut hesitate it
* rrroin
nvnd Jiamjlion's l\lixir an a Valuable medicin%
and dcseivipg public attention.
I UH!ER MARTIN.
HAMLTOVs ELIXIR,
it l (I ai a Hi ort:- y / <i/ i
• fditming
/name ami
Ci le hr lit t'd Medici, t
fit ch i t, tired
.n t
from the fm/nnon
d teint ■ ttire". flïev*
York, and arc for suit at f'E/Eit JJ irx; eag' s
fj o J V. it;; ingum *
ITCH CURED
By once udtia LeeV v ivt.;c!:-i; O li
: in
Pile [irojirictor ii.flirms thos.- person
nil f.itni
lies who «re suffering un.lcr (inn disease
-he infection of tvh.ch no
person is sale*) (lui *f
this ointmc-*t is used at night on going to bed i*
never fails to peifo:m a ( me by the f.illowin ;
thousands who have used it tîuri:
inoriiii K*
the last ten years can l-lify. The peculiar n
cellcnc.es uf tilts infal'ihle
remedy fertile itch,
over every other, are til- certainty of i-.e ,
a i tr
hy a faille ajijiiledtlmi ; the ingredients n,
in
iunoceiii as l-/ ' * applied v.i»i! perirct safety to
U;c rentier««! iitfaur; t/Usi being nor only ircc
1'jom any rheusr.c smell but equally »giecubie
wiiii tlic p!cHb4uiCdt jjomatuin.
Dr. ITatr
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un tl i? c 1 1ora tiv r,
.(
Which the iiiVwm
nHdtuUy recommends
<*.it invaliia!)!c tin » v
fbe
ndy r.U,:\
îV. (*■
ai.d perrnauent mr4 01
t ai ioii,« c.
l";'
v.h
» e u 11 (rout dUsipateu pleasures, juvemic
c retiens, icsidemc iu chmatm uiUatOM 1 îe to !i
lit*
constitution, die »minodcrate use of tc.i, tV.'Cjurj.f
intoxication, or any destructive inirmpfiante,
(nc unskilful nr excwiMiiv« use of mercury, th<
disease« ; euib .r to f- males at a ccrUin pcuo l »I
Uc, bad lyings in,
Hamilton u TVorin luzenges •
The most celebrated
rcjiictly lor curÎ 4 " ciis
orders arming from worni*».
Hahn's true and genuine
G F KM AN COHN PLAi.SJtKR,
An inlallibic remedy for Corns; speedily re*
moving (hem root und branch without
«I'-Cfa'
pain.
axm/iyi; PEJisi.ur lotioît,
The he .ohamv:. roui-Ei;
Ear 1st Teel A end hum.
HAWN'S GENUINE EYE WAVE?..
A sovereign remrdy for ail di -
c- o! rce eyes.
II '• V ILTON'3
ESSEXCK ts- EXTRACT OP' M Us TA!-: D
Eor Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Sive. iug, No,
muncbc, See.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,
d he only renvdy yet discovered, which giver,
immediate end lasting reiisf in the most severe
instant«!*.
S?../" Please to tale notice that each of the pen
wne Medicines has on the outside snraf/ler the
Signatare nf
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the late uro>»'e nr<
January 1 S, I 80<).
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The
v'tuow's v/ciil o'er Willy's
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rorse.
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N w;!o?\J r'i
i\ t' y cfdtJ b'acA ern,
j
TVât foH'v g:*/.*d on me—oh Wii'y !
j
AndI f'. ,,#, 3« I er tha*
ily form,
j
I ty vas fain to s-c—rrv Willy !
Ah luc.hless hour, thru r'ravc for ham»',
j
Last across »he Clyde ! d«-:\
way i
.
Thi. Tt.om a stiffen vd Corse hrouehi
i
/Make ! his hard to bide ;
V. i y !
i
Ti.eowio* booted fair )csir^u . 1
A^i t i n
the it ft-il ; dear Willy !
Thè *yke calu 'tac and ho.v»'d aioir.i, ; r
ng Unei) o'Willy Î
If seemed the d
Deep tvHx' the ; na vs, keen were my wees,
The baîrrs t ried aft for »bee. their Willy - t
I tretnb'it.g su'd, * he*ll 'uin be here !**
The wee things nc\r eluted e'e ; oh Willy !
d ti e tli ek si* e CJ
And when I
A blee/.idg C. » •:* l made i'-.r Willy :
.Then watched, and va ched as
And I «rew mair afraid f<»r V/illv :
l »hcufßt 1 heard »he pqncyb; foot,
And ran thy v
io h.-.ir ; alt W'i
/TThtï
i. ir.d b'ew b.r »v. bur
nui
M • •linking bcio-j
«bd ebeer ou W ti! # ..
Th-cioe!:
;nick ar.c
I In» clock :>*;
. and four ; ;t
W.li;
i \i ard
A»*.'l fi«w to ops ti
The pci
c*y nc'i.'htftl but t 1 -a
I sank v.pV the s .rt
>r KMlcy,
Thy v. iaMii appear*, il "Vn
:rcd thr-u >vt
And \vh
. u, oh v.'JJ.I.V
The moon
vain I sought
« as up -
The srißcni'd C rse of iIuik», lest willy—
'Tv.dil soxm.iocn mingle with the citHt,
A ml" near it, -ae will mine«—ch
VI!.]
Gae dry vour tea's may baitTsier, five—
Gao dry ynur tear* «*' sorrow dcarîet—
Y oil' father's raves ?re at an e: d
r.i err morrow- dearies
And 5.ric w ; 11
iBtsceliant*.
FANNY
MGRTIMEP.
Light an'! airy passed the days uf
Farmt Mortimer. The
:ik- g:ow
o;
innorunce and health n>:
ed on li.-r
chick, and ch' crfulness and
v; ait? y
in lut v r. She was ha">py
as the
day wa- long,and often from the srev
blush of tiic morning until tin
snn
streakt the West with fi
did the
which embowered the cot
i
woods
tage of her
echo with her
song. Her ht.vt know
« hat it
and her eve was uncon
was to si
scions of a tear, <
( -p: when the
tai< of real or inuiiutai v
woe called
them forth fro)») iht
t. f s n.'i
hOiirce
bility. 'j'i'i!- in :::
a J t V
)
did her lioir
di- c,
DPU'C
r thnn
j She knew no
j that ot listtni
! ■*° ,h! pidRton. v.lv
:■ hod Sivcri
tiom tile talun r>, •• ' ,e oriifd
to
luting with g :> ! ■, tb< : otb
JI e
har' rc'.cnvd f.a
.!fc;
alas >h- wots
lot. g ; t rmdftil ■:>
tits of inur.u:,. .,ce
leii.o.ii in th.
.
peace. Her bvauiic.s rnugh» the- i yt
of the seducer, his biantlisliiiv'tvs
prevailed and with an aching henn
the un: xptdling Fanny Mot time i was
lured from the home of her parents
to the luunts of mfu nv and vice.
Fanny, simple as she war.,
enuid
perceive that the g'tt e'.y \vh
Mir
it
rounded her was ail hollott ;
she lei
it so lierself. anr! wept
iuccssautiv
i
and deplored her departun from 'he
easy pad) of >etfli'ucie. Her nth
cvr, cloved « id: possession, and tired
with her teats, abandon-, d her, on the
point of becoming a mo'.htT, to
thaîT'ate which she coricliided could
not nuw be distant. He kit her des
i.itutp, and as a last resource shr
was forced to set out on foot for her
natirje place liier« o i'trinv herself at
*h, Let of her father, and implore
I ■
If lists were denied
forgiveness,
i
she saw no other alternative tira:
'hat
l of laying herself iu the pa
,!) poor
he
•e, and
give b r-li !o ti e
mere
little
V. lit h though it
CliHJ
" ' u Ir I serve to
I trp t- a e li'.r infamy»
Hlie cnutltl iHif iifl-. lev ing
VV itll -all '
I a niotiier's fo. d e-.s. S!v;
i ravelled
j 'do j V,
h.tlieuw wtr<* her sorrows.
j Rut hr r lira t »vug .yili heavier,
A
j tat. latuiioly ioicbodvin^ struck lit*
j hcr 'oui as she perceived tire garden
j w ickrt open and every
iking
o-ng
. to ruin and. decay. Sire entered ; a
i cold chill ran three?
h lier veins : she
i called ur.t-n her fu'h
er and all was
}et still. The
dreadful certainty
could no longer be doubled ;
n
''kt in.d sent the grey hairs c.f her pa
rents with
sorrow to the grave.
I'atnt, and broken hearted, site Id's
e, which had once been tin:
t,lt- COtt
abode cl innocence and viritie
The
n;g!;i was wild and stormy : '
C'rid
U.
n
l-cltcd her with pitiless l*;rv —
ru;
vet siili, mindless of her situation,
site walked forwards unlit tding whi
ther slie went.
SllC had ci o-sed tjus
com mon and taken the opposite wav
*o that w hu h led to the village :
f
ter proceeding, for home time, un
conscious where, she awake.ncd to
the borrows afh
r situation ; she per
ceivtd she
had lost herself, anti
knew n: t in what part of the
conn -
i' v she was.
Death unto it. r appear
I not dreadful ; to ittr it w;-s iho
V<
i i t r of com!«, t. for she was w- a
lied of the world, hut hltc wished U»
live fi,r the sake ol hcr halte. She
11
therefore.
;
cominueu,
wais tn
farward, hoping; to find some
co?t;ig.' where site might rest for tho
tiigh-'. A liget now struck her eyes,
and following it up, though on the
point of sink in'* at ever» step with
fai'crue. she came with'» siffht t f tit«
hut fro: whence, it proceeded. Hopes
now len* her vigor ; she p ic
1 low'll
the hill as quirk as her
w on.d permit her. She u a wkhiu
a hundred paces of »he cottapp- when
her strcnptli failed her, and she sunk
on the ground. She was un.t!>!e to
Tlv rain rushed in
rents .
down the hill, and the blast h tied
among the trees. Fanny o.oa ! for
some time. Mixed will) tiic c nfu v
rrl tones of the wind, her tno.ni:> rea
ched the tars of the cotters, ' 1 is
: which howls,,
the spirit of the night
.
fear full v, they drew
; said they, as
i their chair near the blaaing hearth
I and stiil, at every n spouse t! ey did
I
ate the Demon of tl
storm.
r.
n long, for the an •
hanny did not nif
ppcnrtfl, and bore her
gel of deal!
afiliited opirit to the regions of rest
i !?l* r.c Nt day her corpse wos earned
to the village and buried. They did
t lav her t. .
-•de of her father,
no
for ItC !t;td
s en;!v disowning
hcr. SI: lus hfni.tb the. aider
Q i
ti e west ••idc of the chvteh, the placer
appointed lor he burial < r paupers.
The v;liters» girls did r
k i Ci
gti'.vc with flou era, nor bind down 'lie
turf wi'h oziers. vet hire the wild
lidcj and the snow drop, emblems c£
lift spotless purity, love to bloom,
and the love lorn nightingale and thy
plaintive Itrostle bn id heir neats,and
uarble tlno''£rh
which
shad* s the c il i sud u tier which Fan
riv Mnrtimcr once more tos,
of
peace in tue j or get] ul sleep of,
th.
A successful es périment has lately
hr e-n mtitJe at Lvcns to try the eiTccc
nf vaccination in preserving the une»
wookcl .sheep, of flic Merino breed,
\. hich
from the ravage- ol the sea!),
ore vailed among the common -http
in the r. tghbourhood Forty o;'the
sheep, which had undergone the op-'
ration, were placed among an infect,
et! flock, but withstood the attacks«.:
the disease, while not one escaped
■aied.
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