Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-10-01 00:00:00, page 3

f t'y*i more mrjTi, i.tlng lluri th^i wiiirl ,
i * he President liohl* : * is Fiends inl.i
*
, >mif tions directing m* another. j\
writer in the Enquirer con- hides n lon«? j
ii.ftJre-snf dictation to him thus :44 I ht '
retaining of Mr. (>.dlafui in c fflee. ami!
the resolution not to rcc d Mr. Pink
nry. would strike them [the demos]
vith alarm. Each of these men has.j
either incurred the su'pirion or lost iht j
confidence of the republicans”-T't:c |
great crimes ol (juihtiin appear to be 1
his exposure ol the state ol the Ucumi-i
* * 1 hisdist lonuce to Erskineofeci*
tain facts relative to Jefferson N attach
ment to French principles and obedi
ence to French precepts. Now as’
(iallatin was compelled by duty m r > :
veal the nakedness ot the treasury to*
congress, and as n* .has d- uud holding
to Mr. Erskine the language which i.
by Erskine attributed tp him ; we think
he ought to bw forgiven, Pinkney's
offences are con.iklerul tinpardoaJble. J
In addressing Wcllcslc) lie freqiun iy
used the exp’ esion,44 my 1 m j,” which j
is evidence ample of his a't mhment to I
f nobility. His wile w is said to have!
worn diamonds. 1 ho’ this has been j
(,| stub—quently denied, the report is sut
5 flcbnt to condemn him. A republican
| minister’s wife not only ought not to be
| guilty, but ought not to be suspected of
a propensity to dress like the ladies of j
a court. Mr. Pinkney wears a ruffled
slii; t and powdered hair : many an En
glish nobleman does the same. No
doubt he docs so, from an admiration
of noblemen, and a desire to be like
them. We think Mrs. Pinkney
ought to be confined to a huinespun
jtttiiccat —Congress need only nuke
some new laws relative to the dress of
sx ministor at the court of London, and
of his wife, forbid the use of “ my lord
and make it penal to attend sheep
shearing societies, S<c. and all may yet
be well.—Alex. Daily Cax.
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From the PPcSaiuT)pori JfcralJ of F. ilay last.
The United States Fort at Plumb
Island (which was built to enforce the
embargo laws,) came very near being
taken by storm ! the week past. Ad
miral Ai/itunc and Gen. Eolus, have '
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commenced-a violent siege. It is «x-!
pected that it will soon surrender a: i
discretion, as tremendous breaches are
already made near the ramparts.
In plain English—
During the late N. E. Storm the
sand has washed away so much, that
the sea breaks whit in 6 feet of the Fort.
And it s1k.11 be 44 likened unto the fool
ish man, who built his house upon the
sand, and the rain descended and the
lloods came, and the wind blew and
beat upon that (fo*#'ami it fell”—for
t’- L ..ndation thereof was in the sand.
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BRA E VOL SAT ROC PR TY.
The eighth anniversary of the Port
land Benevolent Society will be cele
brated in this town on Wednesday the
10th mat -*«A discourse will be deiiv
e1.1 at the meeting-house of the hi st
parish, by the Rev. Mr. Uekmas.—
Services to commence precisely at 7
o'efuck.
The address of “ The Society j
for the promotion ol Christian koowi- j
edge,” 8tc. was not received in season
for this day's Ga&iUe—it will be Riser*!
ted in our next.
Pay for your .Strive Papers. j
To accommodate distant subscribers in '
the following towr.s, we forwarded I
the bills for the te up to tin* f.rst
of September, 1810, and C-;k :.ited tin ii>
t he hands of the following gentlemen, tvno I
joe authorized to receipt for the payment
»f the same. We have so often urged'
uoon our friends and patrons the reas'.nu* j
bieness, as well as the r.rceTsit of punctual ■
payment, that we shall at this time only re- ‘
iiiark, iliht upon the regular payment of
the bibs dej-end* our ability to continue
the paper.
Freeport—J. 17. Mitchell, Esq.
Brunswick, ^
Tops ham, J „ u
Eowdout & > //cv:7
Eowduinham, j
Batli—Ehcnezet Clapp, Etc.
Georgetown—M. L Hilt, Esq.
Wiscas»ett, \
Dresden, 5 Mr‘
Ncw-Ca*t!c, T
Bristol & C Mr. Stephen C Sirs
Noble borough, j
Waldobon ugh—John Head, Esq. P. M.
Warren, i
Do,)e h ' Robert Page, 'Esc. P. M.
Cushing, 3
1 homacLOt)—5*. Thatcher, Esq.
Camden—Mr. Pntneut
NnrUiport,
Be Hast & <, Mr. R. C. J hnson.
lhunont, 3
In future papers notice will be given of
Agents in other towns, wuh whom btiih
vn.l he left.
SStterricD,
In Cape-L. zabeti., b> tut Kcv. B Saw
Jri, Mr. John .0# strong, to Miss Kliod
Mdler—Mr. hlliul Jonluit, to Miss I aNtie)
Mur(4*cy—Mr. Nathan Sawyer, ol i'oi t
larid, to Mi»> Joaidta et taaj»e-Nnz«- I
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w, TV.vr, i Misj 1. -Ury
— Mi*. St«il,v*n llutcli;n^s, ot i jrt
in Amu Jumper, oJili^* f rnu-r
•l*" ‘ — Mr. IZhciK-/. ,-r Jordan, t) Mis, * i <rj
\ . J’'"unit — dr. I. !»bv, at Snnrbo- |
lo M.*» Cti-.’laite J irdun, >t Cape
——pw—
JDteD,
At r.urham, on the V.rh of '\ugti<d. \f «
rempcrun.c Hording, wife of David liar
img, juu Esq. aged J3.
“ l he .-.wcet rcmeinVimre of the just,
“ S;»:dl U >umh when they sleep in dust.”
r» w \ *rk, on Iho X'J’.h ult Mr. y.unes
f.hcr.'t:-lut, 1 w tdi'or a id crfipiit-vor of the
.1 .ic *:./ t;. • / c/ ITutc/t 'J'ui, r, in the bB h
rear ot'fnx a -e.
>ir. Oieetnam \» -,s a niliv^ of F.lgland,
! took mi active part in the political ten
' * hi, r.:d:ve kingdom, at the cuui
•a oft • disturb tnce-.iit France —
H •»* •- cm !iusias> ic aflmirer of freedom ;
‘,i * in «i . otlif’s who were friendly t*»
».»•; right** oi nta ^ ml, hailed the French
r*vulutv’t as the forerunner of universal
■ > y. O t account of the vigilance of t..e
B wish govMT.ment, in suppressing every
appearance ol that disoig utizing fur/, uhich
has d populated and enslaved France, Mr.
Cboetham found himself under tiie necessi
ty ./I quitting the country, or hiding his po
litical principles. He chose tin- formei,
vud arrived in this city about i.> or 16 years
igo. Possessed o» a swung and discrimi
nating mind, be so »n made himself con
ipicuous in the p<*|it,cat circles in ibis me
tro;H>lis, and m a .sh<*rt time undertook the
superimendance ot the leading democratic
?aper in the state Mr. Cheetham being
ared a mechanic, had not the advantage of
i liberal education ; but ids industry and
»t eigthot mind sin mounted all obstacles,
and lie soon brearru* one of the most popu
lar editors in America, flis success in
carrying elections to suit die interest* ot
hii party was scarcely ever equalled in this
nr any other country. He conurun d attach
ed to the democratic party until about two
years since, and the leaders of ilut paitv
are more indebted to him, than they will be
willing to acknowledge, lor their present
exalted stations About the time of the
adoption of the late outrageous measures of
the general government, Mr.' Chet foam's
eyes oegHti to be opened as to the real views
of the people in power, lie found the n.e-i
tie was supporting were not fr iends to lib
erty. That instead of cherishing and per
mining thecxercise of that freedom, which
hey declared to ue the inherent right of v
very n.un, the/ were practising a tyiauny
n ,.e insupportable anil degrading dun
was e.vr experienced, even in the most ab
solute monarchies of the old world* Indig
nant at this abuue and stretch of power,
Mr. Cneetham refused any longer to sup
port such a disgraceful system . ni uni -
ting the ranks in which he hau ao lung been
con*picioU3, he took the line of politics
sanctioned by the great fa*her of our coun
try, the immortal Waalin .-tun. He has
lately exercised iti9 talents i.i favour of ra
tional liberty and the imttpcndcncc ol our
country ; and hud be lived, promised late to
nuke himself as famous in a good cause, tu
he had been many years m u Dau one. iim
death has cat him down, in the bloom of
hfe, and all the consolation wc |;ave is tnA
he .saw the evil ot lu» w«j», .no did ah be
could to attune for his p*»i u iuu before he
died. He had some enema * in biaiitc tune,
no dotilii ; but we hope Hone wib continue
their enmity after liiadeath. He wa> cer
tainly a niaii ot uncommon natural talents,
and with all bis faults, was possessed ol ma
ny great and nt ml/ virtues.—Ji. T. Mermid.
cJajrttr ©hip /irtnij.
i
PORT OP PORTLAND—W'Q
September 21 — Arrived sloop SusarraL,
Thurswi:, from Eastport ; s*-r**>r H< lUna,
Hatch, from Castine ; sc hr. Caplin, lfub
eris, f:om £a»tjH»it, dry Kish to N liuck
imni ; stoop — ——, Merchant, ironi the
Strc.fthts, cargo of Kish.
Zcpt. 25—-bug Maasasoit, Woodward, 20
'days lion* Kcvis, with Rum to Knights ana
Audios. *
Thursday, September 27.
Arrjv ' 9 .r Venus, Hunt, .50 uays hum
d**n s*, (i .nd.) — Ltjt, ship Union, Good
,?ir, ot E'ewbuiypjr:, just arrived ; bug
Rove., Miliei.Nt vvyotk, u> s;u! in JOdsys;
G».p Acteon, Gant, for Nevfbtir) , ship
Ua-s’ pool, JE-am», for* Newyork, J days •
ung Mj*v, be-, t, f;.r lVi-cu$»e*t, lUlh ot
Scpfernbei j brig Exchange, doii**), of N
V »i k, just timed
Z:.' - — -l*cp Ohve, lltibhs, fri m B s
ton , br»g Ad :r., iv.*atii ., J.* p S\.
Croix, Kum 3t M« lu<ses to Eider & .ru«s
— s.olv i »i. com puny "*■ th bt.g Mechanic,
Snii.ii, bound to Eorituiid.
C.earanurt c: ir,c idifrti.it;
slop G.*—hriiiiison, foi
je l- J* E pt. ^ ■; sc.i Eagle, Saw
yer, for the Wcst-Irdics—>ept. 27, sloop
M»s.n,’s Daughter, Stevens, for Bust ,n ;
Cuty-Aun, B—nchaid, fo Boston; Susan
nah, Thura.ton, for do—Sept. 29, amp
HuVvatd, Perry, for Liverpool.
* ffTPPf* G prEMORJRDA.
C£j' Capt. Bunks, pus.,*.! ger in the New
Gaivu, united at bnstou, was lua.itf <f
the brig Johr.-AduW»s, of Port&m.mth,
4N-H.— this b;:g was bound to Hamburg,
with a cargo of tobacco i on her passage
Wa» cfcpltucd by a I Vench privateer, and af
ter b months *;• ten:inn, condemned, on the
pk-a of having oivsur# to remit the proceeds
oOh* cargo to Eo:^;!. The captors hud,
by means ot t bribe, pretvi'ed on the rr.atj
to nuke a false dee’erati n. > bills circi • i
stai.ce was afterward* proved, :uoii'.e.
quencc ot which the c;>; >ors were deprived
ot men* share, and the \vl o’e property con
fiscated by government. Capt, if. report*
the ship a * meric a, Lntie, of Fhilad. having
been captured on her passage from Tonntn*
gen, for J'inlad. compromise was made
witli the captures, whict, Was rcgiriari^ 1 -
g .lizcd by the Counci! of Frizes, an i sanc
tioned by Government ; the same day sei
zure «.» sgnin made by order of Govern
ment, and the property condemned —Ma
ny otiiera, alter having compromised at i
paid animnu of tvro-fittlis value of the pr >
perty to have ihe property its ored, anl *f
icrw in ds had the whole confiscated l>y «.r
vie*'ot the Gov*, ru.ne.it—Capt. B. rvp'its
ao.-u* 4b saitcvMidt mnrd vvm *■ he wk* tfu-.e
—ac-l /u sad a. vamvu for ad! ;d:<5. *j
bos row i
Fjflory
■; . ' •' - f'j
AJ’ hpmt^ MclTr*. £hi*ney & Pike'’* Store a.
the lower euU of Exchange iiieet.
J. MAHAN, Agent,
HA.* jjft received tu addition to hi* former
flock,
18 d< z. fuperrine Be.iver Ha?*, wide and uar
row brims, of an improved make ami vciy
! light
I cafe of patent filk water proof Hat*,
Korams, Napt and Camel s hair Hats, by the
cafe or a? retail,
Children's morocco and fir** Hat*—A large
afTiriment ot men and bov’s felt Ha's,
1 lie U (t^n Hat <i£i*n,. r (]jtn fatty do
mauuta^ure better Hats than any lultilUMoa
r ot the kind in the U States.—Hatters ihem
hive*, lay it i- a fact—- t he lu; erior advati j
tage* they pufl’cf*, and ihe lupeiior manner1
which they do manufacture, can be explained
fati»fa£tarily to any pci lon. All hats, which
l fell with the itamp in, will be warranted
MU EES a IIP PEIS.
Sable, Pole Car, Eil, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and browu Genetra. They were mail
ufatituted under my own infp*\flion duriug
the lafl tu miner ; the tins v » t>e warranted
to be prime, and the work well done—'hey
are made in me Huiluu Itilc. and an eutire
new fatluon here—I lhall fell them at whole*
fale or retail, cheaper ihau tau be purchased
elfwhere in the Diftridt. Cfl. 1.
Portland Iht Manufaflory.
J HF Dire dors of the Fortljni list Man*
J*Cltry (ake the liberty to inform the pub
lic in geuerai that they have for (ale at the
Portland Hat Manufactory Ware Houfe in
Middle ftreet, over the (tore of Media Hovv
i and Evahs, a large ami exreufive aflbrtmeut
of the
Firlt aud (Vcond quality Beaver HATS ;
Roram * - • ditto;
Kuapt • • ditto ;
Carnal's hair - ditto;
Youth’s Drabb - , ditto;
Dale* of any kind can be put up at a very
i’uort notice. The above HATS i* warranted
; to he c» the very beft quality,at the directors
ot the laid Jatiory have taken the utniwft
paint to procure the very belt of Stock, aud
a* good workmen a* any in the United States,
I iiod they prefume the faid Hats will bee
qual to any cvrr made in the IJmu d States
, or aRy other par* of the world ; the faid com
pany are in hopes »hat the people m general
will give eococragetueut to fuch a valuable
ii.ftitu'iou
N. Ii. Ca£h aud the highefl price given for
all kiudtof Hatting Furs
ll'ANTED
50 cord* dry Spruce, Hemlock cj Fitch
Tine WOOD
PottOtlMr t. 1810.
! HEAVER HATS.
! Jofhua £hawt * .
No. I, Afhjfty t Fo-.V,
TtfFORMS his Liend* aud the public thl*
: * he ha* (ruin the IIit MifjJaH ..ys
j x large affoftmeat cf HAi.S, ir>m 3 to 8
j dollars, and warranted to be worth the nvm
‘ cy fold for, and. to give ample iatisfaCtion io
j the purchafer.
At/a—Ladies’ Beave- Bonnets, of all kin#s
t and of the newelt fad'ion. ' Oct let i.
!. Nonce /
A U perCor, indebred lc. th- fubfcril.er,
I A afe requefted to call aud tettle the.r ac’
counts either by note or (Jalh, ou or belore
the 15th day of November uext, otherwife
they will be eft with an Attorney for collec
! i hofe who have auy demands, are re
quelled to call and receive their dues.
JDiHUA SHAW.
• Cd.Ur I.
NOTICE. ~ 1 r
written orders from the Directors of the
Portland Hat Manufactory to me, the
stockholders of the laid AiaiaiUctory are
hereby notified ro meet at the fiat Manufac
tory Warehoufe on 1 hurl'day 1 ith O&ober
neat, at .8 o’cti in ihe af ticoou, to act ou
the following articles, viz *
L it* tJivjufe a Moderator.
2.1 o fee it ia.d Stockholder* will vote ano
ther mftallment, and to acl on any other l>u
bnei» that may come before them.
WM. EVANS, cun.
\ Fotlj.il, Oa. T.
Crockery and Clafs Ware.
ROliERl CROSS,
MIDDLE-STREET,
! J TAS received f>jr the iaie arrival* a conr
| * pt<:e alfortmeux ot
Enamelled,
b'ue printed, I LARTHEFN
China Glased it . WARS.
Common J
CR ATES, Au'urted,
l't) Cup* and bauceri,
Do Mug-,
Do Plate*,
Bene* China.
i -*V;W, Oci i.
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To Journeymen Boot-Makers.
who i» a g<v>J workman at Back
firap* and Sir war rows, will find coaftant
employment and good wages, by spplvmg 10
J <x PlilLLIPd.
Portland, 0‘S ter 1.
New tali is? Winter Goods.
John John fun,
T.*AS juft received, and :• now opening at
* ^ his (tore No. ?, onion F”ir, &i tittleJtrtct,
, a general aiT>rtme»K of Ireih imporiea
tail and W inter Goods,
which he offer* fu» fate on the mofl reafona
bie term,, for Gafli or Hjou approved credit
* Odder I .
«?
£ulcs Up auction. ;
tO-MORROT, at 9 o' M at tb |
Houf> late!) occupied by Airs- Ciiafe, ■
in A iaine Jlreet,
\ variety of H OUSEII OLD
FUR N ITU RF.
t GREELY, AuJwtcer.
O^ober t. ^
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Lot of LAND in Free firmer,
* * fronting C\>»ten flreet, about 6*) tt-et
front, and running about 120 teet l*ack, to
land owned by Benjamin Willis, and i« the
Garden which is now occupied by Edward
BarueviltFor term* apj. • to
STEPHEN MLELLAlf.
N. B.<—Tlie above will be fold at Audliori
on Monday, the loth Qdlober inst. if not
told at private tale. 0O. 1.
WANTED,
AS an Apprentice to the Goldfmitb and
1 V Jeweller’s Bufi- -fs, a LAD from i4 to
1C year* of tge, who can briog goouTX com
mendation*— Apply to
t ENOCH MOULTON,
No 8, Jane*’ Row, Exchange flieec.
J‘tlunJ, O&obtr I.
: OLIVER F.VKRl'lT,
9, 1 grohjtn t U'Lirfi
T-TAS f >r fale, 100 hhds. heft roarfe SALT,
! 1 1 A few bbis. Mefs aud Prime PORK—
Together with a general affortment of
Wefi-India Goods & Groceries,
Cheap for Caflu # Portland C3 1.
I GODFREY WHEATON,
watchmaker;
» Off Jit? tie TtJijn Chief, Exrhjrge firut.
| VXBCUTES the bufinef* of fcis profellion
■ »n alt it* various branches, in as faithful
a manner as can t>e done iu the Diftri£t of
Ml* le—He hopes, therefore, by hi* per Iona I
attention and endeavor* to pkale, he lhall
continue to receive a portion of public pat
ronage. Portland, Oa i.
I WILLIAM OXNARD
‘ T_1 A!* received an additional fupply of
i •“ Cotton un i Woolen Goods,
which he offers for fale at very lotv price*.
‘ oa. l.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
HE members of Portland lie:.evolent So
eiety are hereby informed that their
annual mee'ing, for the choice of Officers. &c.
will he holden at the Court-Houfe in Port
land, on Wednesday the 10th day of O&nher
next, at 3 o'clock, in the afternoon.—- As bufi
nef* of importance will then come before the
lociery a general attendance i» rerpiefted.
b'l£PHEN LONGFELLOW, Smy.
Pot thu i ca i ,
j ’ Sub Regers Eft ate.
’ "" I creditors an.4 all concerned in the ef
* «ate of Sr.B P '‘Set,‘ l*te of Freeport in the
roomy of Cumberland, M/riner, dtceafed,
; are hereby notified that Mark Rogers Admin
] illrator on Hid eltate, has. exhibited to me a
! claim againft the fame which is to be adjulted
! by n»e a; a Probate court to be hdlden at the
bonte rt ,s. anutl ^fam Jon, in faid Freeport, on
th.li.lt We day of Nov nett, at lOo'clock
A M when and where they may have oppor
tunity to make the.r of jf'dtion# to laid claim,
it an\ they may have as wed ai to his Admin*
iltration account, which is to be .ettltd at the
lame time
Given under my Irand this 26 h day of Sep
tember A. Is. la 10.
SAMUEL FRFFMAN.
Judge of faid court.
JUST RECEIVED—and sor sale at
Stephen Fatten’d Book tore,
No. JO, yonet'^Pjv, Ex .Large J:re;t,
A fupply of Original
Family Medicines,
Prepared by Michael I.ee & Co. Bibi
more : Which have «een in high edimation
^nd genera) ufe throughout the UuiieJ bta.es,
for upward* of tea years.
LLt’ S
H rorm-Dejlreying Lozenges.
A medicine winch for fafety, efficacy and
i cxtcuGae ufefulnes is not eouated.
Among the fymptou* at lending Worm# are
difagrceanle breath, eipeciatly in the morn
( iug—bad and corrupted gum#—itching iu the
noie and about the feat—conVuifiuo*, epilep
tic lits, and fometime* privation ol lpei-ch—
irregular appetite, fnmetimes loa'hing fooJ,
and lometime# veracious—pu gnig, with 11.my
and foetid Hoot*—vomiting—large .and hard
belly—pains and ficknef* at the bomach—
paius in the head and thigh/ wnh lowuei# of
. Ipirits—lffiw lever, wnli. imail and irregular
, pulfe—a dry cou-„h—eacefL'e thirf^j— (o.itC
• limes pale *r»d unhcaitiiy couaita.u.rt, and
' fometime* the face bioa ed aud Jlutlicd.
Per Ion* alt! cted with any of ihe above
| fyratcb* iheuld nave immediate recoUiie to
I LEE’* Worm Dtrtroying Lozenge#, v hich
have coufuintly beer, attended with luce el# iu
! all oonipiaitu* linjdar to thofe above described,
i This medicine, which is a* iuuoceut •and
mild as i; i* certain and efficacious iu ».* opv
rarioo, cannot injuie the lnuilelt infant, ihouid
no worm* exift m tne bocy—tux will without
‘ pain cr g'lping cleanle the flomach and bow
i el* oJ whatever is fowl or offealiVe, and there
by preveut the production of v.anru, aud
m*oy ratal ri.forder*.
i
an cms cf prevention is reerth pounds
cf cure.
For the prevention aud cure of Billions and
.Malignant FcVere, i* rectnimenued
Lee's Anti-Bill:ms Bids
The operation rf thefe pills is per fe illy
mild—as :o be tiled sntti fafety by peifaui :n
i every lituation, ar.d ic every a£c.
They a e excellent y a laptei to carry off
fupe-ftaoi . bite, ami prevent ir- morbid lc
creiiwn—to rtllore and amend the appetite,
produce a free peripirati-m, and thereby pre
vent coid', v hich aie often el fata*, conic q . . n
ces— v aide uever fails to mm -ve a c. .*1, if
| taVe.i on its mt\ app.'arar.- s, F:tsv .•,e . ele
^ braitd for removing uaorual coit.vfo** *—
§
•»
f..! r-' f* hr the Cora and fev#rel*#»rf a;] —
a id ought to Ur uicii t v *li person* uu a
change at ci-tiMte.
1 liej' have b«*en found remarkably efl; •*
cioua in preventing and rum'J Jifnrneia
rmdant on long wyages. and (hou'd f>e pm.
cored p-d carcfu ly preferved for uie by every
fca.naC
Lett Infallible Fever an 1 Ague Drags.
For the cure of Apu>«, Remitted and Inicr
mi'ted Fevers
Tbottfar.ds c*n teOify of (heir being cured
by ihde Drops, after the bark and every oth
er medicine hare proved iuefTedluaJ. N t
more than one in a hundred ha*e h^iA oc«a
lion tn take more ih.iu one, and number* uo<
Saif a butt:*.
Lee s i'sv'reign Ointment for the ft<h,
A preparation which For plcaramnefs
file, faioy and expedition gives place to no
applies ion v.’haiever—free from mercury or
any perriicisus ingredient, ar.d unattr* i
with that troublesome and tor men to / lmart
which generally accompanies ocher medicine
prepared for the Dpi* ptirrdc ft vcy •
able remedy is to mild, yet rift tie is s' it
may be uied wi>h the utmoft lafetv r * the
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mutt delicate piejnaul lady,or oh a tL rt
a week old.
L,ei genuine Per ft an Lcti n,
St cdlebralevl amoeg fhe faftiioto.ihle through
out Europe *«« an it.va uable coftnc’ir, per
kdtfy innoceni and fafe, free from corn nvc
ar.d * epctlftK " ' ' '.c.b.i'ts cf othe; Jo
tioni) and ofun, .\.c A *».. - , ievent
iMg and removiu^' Diemilha :!r face ao4
lkin, oteverykmd, particularly .. pim
ples, pus after (mat! p jx, mfl imaro.; fs,
feurfs, tctiers. ring worms, (un turns, t k y
heai, premature \vrii.k:es, Ac.
I ec\ genuinePyr-H’ater,
A foreign remedy for all diitalcs of the
Eye, whether the tft'eif of natural weanuefs
or of accident, fpeed.ly '•cThuvtiig inf! •OUliciUt
defuxion* of rheum duituef*. itching, and
films on the eye—never failing to cure thofe
nialaJiei which frequent ) .ucceed the (mail
pu nifcalels and fevers, and wcederiMiy
fbengthen a weak fight- Hundred* have ex
perienced ir* excellent vir.ues when nearly
deprived of fight.
i J ee' i Corn PI sifter
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| An Infallible retnedy for fpeedify removing
Corns, root and branch, without giving
path.
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Tooth-Ache Drops.
The only remedy yet discovered Which
gives immediate and ialtiog relief, in the moil
feverc inftances.
Lees genuine FJTcnce d* PxtruS of
A i u fiord,
A fafe and ctfufluaJ rHnedy for Acute and
J Chronic Rheum.itilm, Gout, Rheumatic-Gout,
Palfy, Lumbago, Numbnefs, White Swellings,
Chilblains, Sprains, Unities, Pain, in the face
and Neck, die.
The eipenence of ir.anr ages and the tes
timony of the abieft medical practitioners
from an early period »* the prefenc tin.e, a
g.ee in afcribing to mbftard very powerful
and fiugular virtues—ic every cal* where the
neertii'y of attenuating aud oifperliug rerr.e
dip are indicated, while the inflamnu ory
Bate of the fv ft cm fortius :he u’e r
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cines of a heating quality. Mufta ^.niu
ently ufein!, and valtiv lupenor to ...*v » her
Uiug.
The EfTenceand Exsra<$ <*f Muftarrt, con
tain the whole virtues of the pfstnt concent, a-,
ted in a fir.all cotnpais, entirely ibvel'eil of
, that acrimony, which render! its ex cnal ap
1 plication fo mconvetneut m a c un * f.ee :
likewise rejecting hole ir>e-* and jfeteli p.*ns
which toinpoiC :k e .f of its Hi k. and ren
I dcr the uecetTary dote io large ro be eitrenue*
ly naufeanng co the ftomach— 1- •' -u an*
every inconvenience is obviated m these nicdi
ctues.
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A fov eign remedy for Colds, obftina’e
Coughs, Ailhmas,Sole t hroat-, and approach
ing cuuiumfftious, l‘o parents w ho may
have Ciuldieu afflicted with the Hoc pug
I Cough,
'I his diftovery is Of the I'rft maguUftd*. as it
f afford* immediate relief, check, tire progiit-.,
and in a fhort time en irely removes .he im.fc
cruel ditorder to whivh children arc liable j
the Klixer is f<> perfiaffly agreeable, aud the
dole fo lm *W. rhat uoiiiftit ry ante,. tt> taking
it.
Lee's Crenel Lcjtoraiive
I* recommended as an iuvatuab'e tv-, di-inc
i for tlie fpcedy reoel and permanent iuit . f
various rerupiaint* which refuit fr om diftipa
i ted pieaiures—juvini'e mdifcreti n*—rclrdem e
in climate-unfavourable to the ccoftitution
-hthe ihimoderate ufc of tea, frequent iuiux
ication, or any other deftrc&ive ioteir ;x*i h.ic<
-the uulknful or excefTive ue Of mercury
| -the dileafes peculiar to ftibaies at a cer- *
tain period of life, badly in »• in,
j Aud is proved by long sod cvrenfive cx
• periertre, to be absolutely r.npartlle'ed m the
cure of Nervous Pi orders; Contumpuons ;
‘ Lowed* of Spirit*; lots of Appe ue ; bn
I purity of Blood; ftyfterical Affr£hot»*, b -
i ward V’eiktiHt; Seminal Weaknef>; l* ou.*
. all,us (or Waites? ) Barreanei* ; V;o'e t
Cramps in the ft.jirarh and back; tadgej.
• tion ; Melancholy ; Gout in the ftoirtacn ;
i Pain* in the limb* ? Relaxation ; inv >lm,;a< v •
; Lm.iuLuu# , Go litigate G eets , fa potvu
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j The Indian Vegetable St'ce ^e
! For the cure of Venereal comp.ain: .
| Thofe Medicine* h*v come into general «T%
i the; are tre<p.vc pure:.red not on‘y ?>•
L)rr fgiitc, in*; t>y c. auii v storekeeper* to k'!
j again-to order thatt-.r punlofr * may lv
; rotiliilem tiiev have the origin?: ci v'tse M
j d.Cii:e», wherever t!*'*v purchase M-jr have trk
j to ohlerve. that e'-c ) u .ic.cot Medic.if* a*
| on the ou.:.we wrapper, Ihe ii r.a.t = ..e
proprietor*, Iti ’C* A ' / t J'il . w.
hue ki hard Lee k X»n
»"“*• Tf. 'fe Mccli.-.i.e* are for tale, >.
the tkokitore 4>f
S. W. WiNClifcS'IT.K.
LMidd'e *ke*t P^rt »nd f/* *
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