Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-12-03 00:00:00, page 3

r\\\ sli d! 1 " VS f. :I proud i J re 1
roidiuf tbs improvement our ci;ifen*
ifw*y it*Ac, m whatever u useful 01
tarn anient at; but ut the s tme ti »»c we
sUoolJ rat xr receive the account ut; '
fcvxmnp.M.tjii by a tanwd) of nonsense,
tuc'i ■ ■* friend Howe ha> cr>iuinunica
V,J; »*«»d»»u »t Sic is. it, his own opinion,
ti ##fr fiJtiieianam) rare grruu*. Wiut
it meant by tire •* industry and taste of
iS»i> conmry being t -»o long {governed!
by the am*ice and iryiice of European
Tn-'ii* helmet*.” is beymiu our compi-e
bension. I o Europe, arc the people
of this country indebted for most «f the
improvements in arts and manufac
tures, and it would be trte extreme of
fully in the citizens of the V. States,
rot to adopt them, Whenever they may
be found beneficial, rather than l4v it*
the ,4 unexplored regions of nutu*v,** in j
search cf those improvements which 1
rie to be funnel only in civilized con*.-!
tries. Sound policy will always die
t ite Xhe encouragement of home man
ufactures, so far as t hey can he render
ed profitable; but when an article can
be imported lor one hull* the expense it
( m Ik- mad-: at home, it would Ik* folly
and extravagance not to go at o id for
v. \\ in*t is to he understood by that
11 tme of patriotism," which has spruul
ro far and wide, we know not, unless it
Is that which has procteded from his
)0,000 gallons of Clin ]
CENSUS.
Mu SniRtEv,
The following Tabic 'exhibit* an inferrst
view of the population and manufactures
of the eastern section ot Oxford county.—
The TnanafactCre of cloth, which has been
earned on with bo much spirit and success
in these new, but industrious and patriotic
towns, cannot fail to gratify the true friends
of American prosperity, and excite a lauda
ble spirit cf emulation in their sister towns.
Too long have »he industry and taste of our
growing country been guided by the av***iee
and artifice of European manufacturers—too
long have w<- relied ou foreipi nations for
those articles we were able to produce a
mong ourselves, and almost exhausted our
Circulating specie, in purchasing from for
eign countries* what the munificent God of
future h*«', with equal bounty, bestowed
Upon odr own. But fortunately the ifttoxi
rating spell lias at length subsided ; our ge
nius and taste have escaped from the cage
in which they have So long been nursed
and disciplined by foreign artifice, and are
!>eiTding iheir rapid flight to the unexplored
regions of natdre. The flatne of patriotism
bus spread from one end of the country to
the other, and the American people are
rising again in all their native tire of free
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2f,,te—This estimate is marie for one vet'
hat past, at fl is but a partial exhibition o!
the industry of these towns—Nads, Shoes
Mid Boots are also m mufaCtured to consid
• m ile extent, as well as every species of
lumber, pot and pearl-ashes, &r, f »r expor
tation— But it is agriculture vrhiili engross
es almost thei; whole atte’iti >n.
Asttrtion and Fa't
Afer all the hue and cry which the de
mocrats have made, that the federalists have
at*emoted a seperation of the Union ; it i> a
- i ic*, tint every m wement which could have
a tend.ncv to* effect tb.s ooject, has b *cn
t ic ev-lusiee work of drro !crats. L«x>k a*
tne wiiiskey insur: c c'ion, cl which Gallatin
v/ is Secretary, during t’le administration ot
V,' tshingtoii, and that ot i ues in Adame’s,
J* id the still more treasonable practices ot
*-»e <!jmocratic Vice-Preattle^t Birr, in
*«icl» d Jem jcfatic Si*lai\h' of the' Uni leu
was implicated, with mfcny other <!e.
j> icrs** But the democra'ic pa'»er« aav
hese men were instigated by fed ralist* •*
ns is paving a poor compliment to the lead,
•ng men «i iheir parly; tiieir real object is,
to make a cloak &»** their own sins. There
rsnnot I * a doubt but that Burr is plotting
oeasure* at Paris, hostile to the peare ot
the United S’ates, ami tlut lie is counte
nanced m Ins wicked designs Hy Bonapane,
bis pretended ** love for Amnicans,” not
withstanding — Late accounts from France,
into>m, tint a fteei ot fifteen sail of the lir.
at B’cst, are in readiness, waiting only for
an opportunity to elude the British squadron
H that port, to put to sea, and that its dts.
•nation is America. This circumstance a
ton.*, ought to put the citizens of this cotin.
Iry upon their guard. It has been the uni
toi m *”racttce ot Bon^paite to proles* gie^t
aHi cvion for that nation he intended to at
tack; r
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S&-arrtr3,
In Ftico, Je e Uiadoury, L«q to Miss
Mary L. SiArer.
In Falmouth, by th** Rev. C. Bradley, Mr.
Francis Knight to Miss Betsey Knight_
Mr Merrill Berry to Miss Hannah Bracket.
—Mr. John Warren to Mias Eleanor Lainb.
In tins town, at the Friends Meeting
house, Mr- John Bailey, 3i. to Miss Ann
Taber.
* S*CD,
In Bistort, in the 58th year of his age,
Jo* ph Russell, Esq. President of the North
American Insurance Co.npmy. He was
universally respected through a life of use
mhiesft, and sustained many important oH’.
ces>.
At sea, on board the brig Commerce*,
’ Cipt Atwood Marwick, of Portland,the last
of October, Mr. Benjamin Griffin, of this
t wo, aged 2A He was taken ill with the
Lver, the second day after sailing, on board
the ship Planter, O.pt. Nelson, from the
, Havanah, lor London, which suffered ex
: tremcly in the October storm, and from
which, a/icr six days sickness, he was k.n }|y
‘ removed on board tbe Commerce, and at
tentively treated by Capt. Marwick, until
\ his death, which happened three d*ys after
his removal. This account is inserted for
the sad >. Let ion of tlio.su who are interested
in the fate of a young man, whose generous
disposition, enterprising s urit, and increas
ing industry, promised to render him, at no
distant period, a comfort to Lis friends, and
an add:t.on to society.
I uuring the mouth past, there Save Leen
five deaths in this town—3 adults and two
children.
Gcorpetcsvrrf ( Jlfe.J Nov 26.
This day the remains of Mvs Mary
M’Cobb, widow of the late Judge M’Cobb,
and eldest abater of bis Excellency John
I.angdon, who died in March, 1806, w’.*s
taken up, and entombed by her son, Judge
Hill.—The body retained its entire shape,
the features remained peifect, and not m
the least degree offensive.
6ajttte &lpp /ictus.
PORT OP PORTLAND—1810.
November 28, arrived sloop George, Dun
ning, from Boston; brig Dolly, Moohson,
from do.—29lh, sloop Olive, Hubbs, fiom
do.—Caty-Ann, Blanc!.aid, from do — Eil
terprize, Battles, from Plymouth—schooner
Wasaaweskeeg, Lewis, 32 days from Liv
erpool, for Boston—30.h, schooner Nancy;
Blackstone, from New-York—sloop Lean
der, Merriman; from Boston.
Wednesday, Nov 28.
Arrived k-ig Ifunter, Eliplulet Greelv,
master, from Demararv, via. Martha's Vine
) «rd—Left at Demarwry, October 11, brig
Venus, Diritnall, to sad for P »rtsmouth,
(N. H.) in 25 days ; sciiooner O.ono, LiS
sail, ot Saco.
Clearances at the Custom House.
November 24, brig Gratitude, Howard,
for the Wes' Indies—sloop Mason’s Dough
-er, Elevens, for Si. Croix—30Ji, ship Nil*
ins, Burnham, for Liven ool
The brig Eoflalo, Edward L. Grttby,
master, f>om mis port, bound to New-Or
eaus, was I -at *n the hurricane of the 25di
Osiober, in toe bay of II mdrear the ld
•uid «*f Lulu—errw ait saved. Tiie brigand
unbeistan i, were fully insuttd in
il .si.m—Ne ver [ e naps * as tJ.e e a greater
Jestn c .t>»* i f lives a .(I property, than in
he. g.1*. of September 28'h, and October
25 Si, on the h itsof Cuba, aim cdust of
no i ia.
VESSE1S LEFT.
At S . Thom s, Nov, 8, schooner E gie,
for Por ifiml, in 4 days—At Sh Petit, (Gu.J
X .''em er 7, s verai vessels horn the Uni
eu S’»t s, i'v very long pass jo ; some
with loss of deck loads , fir,
icrXiLs sroKb'y. ■ K
October 12, ht. 21, long. 62, schdonfer
Fcdefa* Jock., S!"brey, 26 davs hum Kenue
bunk> for Baihadocs ; ha l b en hove down
on her beam ends, a id 1 >st nearly all her
d ‘«*k kid, ami bo*h ho t-—November 19,
'a 42, Ion 63. s 8joner Ticonic, from Ba h,
(or Liverpool*
More New Goods.
yf,.
GEORGE "HILL isf Co.
No. 6, TAuJf.y i Rcvt,
LI A VE juft received an additional fupply of
Staple o Fancy Goods y
Amorg which are—Ladies Pe'ifle Cloths;
PeliiTe F annels ; Bombazerti; Wilhores ; a
great variety of Calicoes; twill’d ditto; Ging
hams; very handfome filk piaiJ ditto; Parch
Furnitures; Copperplates , black and colour
ed Ludriogt; plaid ditto; Tabby Velvet* ;
handfome large cotton Shawls; dark Nabobs;
white and coloured Cambrics; Mack and ma
roon twill’d ditto; a variety of frncy, figured
and plain Mullins ; black Canton and Italian
Crape; fsfliiooable dark Veftiug*; black filk ;
Florentine ; Ladies black and colored worded i
Hole ; Men’s beaver, Wooddock, fleecy and j
Bucklk’n Glove*; Ladies long white kid do.; |
York tan, beaver, aud kid habit ditto; Table
Linen ; Diaptr* ; Napkins ; Hurkabuck ; |
Bandeau Handkerchiefs; Company F.ag do ; •
Eng'ifti Bandannas; coloured aud white Cot
ton Bails : Buckram ; Needles, &c
Floor tu:d Sta r Carpetings.
The above added to their former dock
m ikes a comp'e e aflbrtmrut —which will he
frid vu .he lowed terms tor Caih or approved
credit. D. 4( j
t
ElegIn* Gilt ok l Silver Cejicr:
Claf^s ; Jewelry, iy r.
ELEAZAK WYER,
GOLDSMITH kf JRH'ELLERt
XJEARLY oppoGie the Indian Chief, Er
change ftr«ei, iniuron hi* iriend» and the
pub’ic thar he has j aft received a general af
iortment of
Plated, Britama, Ja/aned 11 'are and
Jewelry ;
Antong which are- Hia-ed Tea Setti, to
match; do. Caftors. new ?.nJ elegant patterns;
do. Candle (tick8, various kinds; do .Soup La
dles ; Cann* ; Table aud Tea Spoon* ; large
Bntaaiia C'oflee and fea Pot* ; Sugar Batons
and Crea^i Pot of a fuperior quality; com
mon do. ; a tew h'ver F, rar Baton* and
Cream Hot* ; Sett* of mutwcco, cream and
black ground Japaned Waiters; chede, knife
aud bread Tray* ; a complete aflortment of
Jewelry and Hair Work ; a large and ex’eu
five affortment of pebble, come ian, ard gold
(wing Watch Key*; god, filver and hair
Watch Chain*; a Quantity of excelfenx caft
fleel Razors; Settlor*; Hen Knives ; Snuffer*;
a bandfome afierement of morocco Pocket
Book* and Furfes; WaxTaper*, tr*,.--togeth*
; cr with almoft every other article in hi* tine.
Atfo—xr-akes end k .-eps conftanf ly on hand,
warranted gold Necklaces; Table and Tea
Spoon-; Su*ar longs ; Soup Ladles 2nd Salt
Spoons, of the neweft pattern*—His friends
and the public are invited to call, Where they
will hnd cooiiant perional attendance; and
, the fmalleft favors attended to with cheerful
i n«f*. (If) Portland, Du. 3.
'_- - - T„ ^
JEWELRY, he.
Enoch Moulton,
f-JAS juft received and it now opening at
his ftore, No. 8, Jones’ Row, a new fup
ply ot
Jewelry—Plated, Britdnid, BhElin
and Jafancd IVare,
Together with a variety of arcieles of CUT
LERY, cooflituting in the whole as good an
aflortment as has ever been cifved for fale in
thi« town—which he will difpofe of on terms
very advantageous to purchaicr*
Pot t la * Y, Dtt. 3
( Copart aerjhip Formed.
HPHE fubfcriber* refpedlfully inform their
A friend* and the public that they have
formed a connedlion in hufinels under the
firm of
Shaw Iff Latnfon,
at the ftore lately occupied by the former,
where they offer for fale a complete affort
nient of HAT# and SHOES, confiding of
the following :—
American beavers of the 1ft quality,
2d ditto
Rorcms ditto,
j Napt do*
Camels Hair do.
Children's morocco Hats of various colors,
Youth’s drab Eeaver,
I Felt Hats, men’s Si boys,
Alfa—2 cafes of patent liik water proof Hats,
of a fupenor quality,
Ladies' beaver draV Bonnets, of the neweft
faftiicn, fully trimed,
B'ark do do do
Lilen'iji—a good affortraent Hat Trimings,
confiding of Buckles and Bands,
Ribbons
Galloons
Looping
Lining* of all kinds
Bowll rings, &c. See.
A new and extenfive aflortment of Ladies,
, MitTes, Children’s kid and morocco Shoes ;
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; Boy's do.;
Sole Leather, See.
All the above a-ticles will be fold whole
i fa'e and retail, and warranted to give the
purchaier iausfadtioa.
JOSHUA SHAW,
HENRY LAMSON.
Portion j. Pezembtr S, 18*0
f\ew Hat Store.
GOULD WEBSTER,
T_T AVE juft opened for fale, at the New
A Store oppotite the Maine Bank (Ex
change flreet) a large atTortment of H ATS,
confifti .g of the 1ft, 2d, and 4th qualities,
and Camel’s hair HATS, from the Portland
Hat lelanufa&oty,
2 cate* Patent Silk Water-f>r*of Hate, of a
fuperior quati.y, which will be fold lower
than they have formerly been vended in this
IUWU.
DR A B H ATS, of all fire.—Alfo,
Au additional afljrtmeut of Ladi**
BEAVER BONNETS,
Nexve/l London Fijhion,
which will be offered a. cheap a. can be pur
chafed in .Portland.
Felt Hat* of all kinds, wholefale and retail.
Hat. of the above d^lcriptioo will he kept at
tbeir Store in Fore Itreet, v1ower corner of
( Plumb Street) where cuftomers may all'o be
lupphed with thofe of their own manufacto
ry at the flior»eft notice.
, All Hat* bearing the fhmp of the
Puth»d II.it Manvfatto'j) or the Aamp of
Gou'd dc Webfter, are warranted by the Firm ;
and if they are not latisfactory to the wear
er a rcafonabte abatement will be made*
Calh givea for all kinds of Hating aod
Shipping FUR. Drc J.
NOTICE.
A T a meeting the Storlcholders of the
* * Portland Hat Manufactory, held at their
Ware Houfe on the 29th November, 1810—
Voted, that au AffelTinent of Twelve Dollar*
and Fifty Cents ou each lhare be pa<d in to
the Trealurer at or before loth December
uezt DANIEL HOW, Treafurer.
N*vernier 29
\TtTTICE is hereby given, tint the Subfcri
^ her has beea appointed adm mi fir a tor up- I
on the ellate of
JAMES WALKER,
' I
late of Fryeburg Addition, in the »ounty of
Oxford, yeoman, rieceaied ; and ha* taken
upon himleif tha* trult by giving boudt as the
law diierti—And ad perlons having demand*
upon the efliTe of the laid i ante. Wa'ker, are
required to ex bit the fame ; and a'l perion*
indebted to the faid ellate, are called upon to
make paym nt to
samijel charl L>, affneimi
Eybmg l.\% iC, 1 A10 (Di)
Wifi-India G',oh k Grcur'-s.
COR fale toy the fubfcriber, at bis ttore ir
^ Ft* e fit ret, nearly oi ptlke the head of
I. eng Wharf—
Cugniac Brandy O'ive Oil
Bourdeaui do. Capers
Holland* Gift Brandy Fruit
American d© Rice, Oatmeal
Old Jamaica Spirits Pearl Bariy
St. Croix do frelli Figs
Antigua do Mufcatel,^
| Cherry Brandy B'ocm, 1
' jtllence Punch Drum, A. f RAISINS
i Madeira, J Calk J
1 Vidona, | Almonds
! Sherry, WTNES Filbert.
I I.'ifbon, & | Canary Seed .
Malaga J Winfor & bar Soap
Hyfon, "ID-} by box or r^raii
Ydtng Hyfon, i '2am Mould 15* dip’d Can*
Hyfon Skin, ^ dies, ditto Jitio
Souchong and j 2 * 1 able bah
Buhea J ~ * Mali of *11 kinds
Loaf, J m Brooms
I.ump, I G Rotten Stone
Havana white, ^ ^ V>emi Johns
Rtazil, and -) pa Stone Jug*
Brown J Powder and Shot
Chocolate Flints
Do. Shells Spam ill Cigars, f>fi
No: megs, Cloves quality
Cafha, Pepper Coonedfiout Chee'e
Ground do. Hard Ware, Bellows,
Pimento, Ginger Shoe liiuihes, Cr. kJc,
Cayenne, Xluttaid
— A L90-i
A quantity of CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope ; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine ; Marling,
Cod Lines, fsfc. (5*c. ;
The above Good* are all of the firft quality,
and will be lold on reafouahle term*.
N- B —Merchant* and Ship Matter* may
be lupplied with Cabin or fhip Stores on rca*
fonable terms.—Alfo, Families may be fuppli
ed as low as can be purebafed in towU, and
fettle their bills quarterly. Conttant atten
dance, and every favor gratefully acknowl
edged .
JONATHAN STUART.
PorilanJ, Dec. 3, IB 10
TO LET,
"pHE Houfe lately improved by the
Subscriber, botom of Middle
Street.—Apply to
THOMAS BROWN.
Dc ember 1, 1810
w iliam Johnson,
HAIR DRESSER,
Informs the ladies and gentlemen of Port
land that he still continues in the line of lift
profession and solicits a share of their favors
, From hi * long practice in the art, he pre
sumes lie ahull give universal satisfaction ;
displaying not the org*a-»m per iliar to his
brethren, hut rather the uniform oscillations
of the pendulum ; and the chin is divested
ot i s t ugged robe, while at the * me time
a pleasing stupe faction is communicated,
which mounts gradually to the regions of
the brain.—llis razors, for acuteness and
brilliancy are unequalled.
A* when the painted galldy in its course
Sees nought ahead but the white foaming
billow,
" | !
But leaves aT:ir its wake serene and clear,
So the sharp r»zor———- - .- ■ *
Hair treated a la Brutus, a U Titus, or
a la any thing, as the fancy of his patnii*
may suggest. Thouglr living under the
Role, he ever melted at the sight of woe.—
No one c.m accuse him of frigidity i:i his
actions \ he ever entering warmly and deep
iy inio whatever related totlie public good
Though a Barber, he was never guii’j ol
barber ism 4 though partial to an open coun
tenance, he never ci.used one by a violent
compression of the nasal prominence—His
digits, like the light leather, produce a de
lighllul titillatiou, and in the application oi
Ins effervescent consistency, for delicacy oj
touch, and harmony of handling, he yields
to no Shaver in the mundane system.
N. ii—Boots diverted of terrestrial parti
cles, and Officers a linkers curled in tt nun
ncr highly teinfick.
James Chadbourn & Co.
HEAD OF UNION STREET,
HAVE FOR SAI.F., * r
20 Hbds Antigua and Demarara RUM,
8 )0 quintals Pollock FISH,
50 do. Dun Cod do.
50 do. common do do.
200 Bbls. Mefs No. I & 2 BEEF,
50 M. Red Oak STAYES,
50 do. White Pine BO KRD>,
A general zffortment of IRuN and STEEL
hnglifb, Weft-India Goods a Groceries,
asufual—which they offer for fale on the ve
ry beft terms for cafh or couutry produce.
Portland, Nov. *26.
JAMES MORN,
TjiLGR, Mi idle Jit eet, Portland,
j 1 lESPEC ITULI.Y informs Lis friends aud
; cudomers in genetai, that he has lately
• received from Boflqn, a hand tome Stock in
J the line of his profcfiion, which coniilU of
Broadcloth*—Caftimere* — -DtVonflnre Ker
feys—Verting Trimmings, &c Ate which will
be f«!d on reaionable terms —--The
TAILORING BUSINESS, . •
Carried on a* ufual with rap -lity and difpatcTi
•—and every favor gratefully a c it now edged,
by the public’s moil numbte fe^vant,
/AMES HORN.
Ladies’ Coats made in the neweft falinou.
Novcrr.be* 1 9
Ru.*'ell Ijucknam,.’i Eliate.
' PHE fubferibers hereby give notice, that
* they h ive been appointed by the Hon.
Samuel Freeman, EJq. Judge rf Probate for
the county of Cumberland, Gommiffi oners to
receive and ciamiue the claim; agaiuft the
eitete of
RUSSELL EUCKN4M,
late of Gray, in laid county, defeated, rspre
feated inloivent— I hat fix mouths are allow
eJ lor the creditors o bring in their cla mi;
and that they wilt .tend that u 7u e at ilir
office of William iieeraan, in Portland, o»
the fe'-ond Thurfjay of the preiieut and livt
following tnoo hs*
LEMUEL WEEKS,
)V iLL1 a 1V4 I KAl'.iViAN
IU ember 8, ! 310 .
Mew Boar t? in £ Houfc.
CAVIU.I. RICHARD ION, i:»for.n« Kit
Friends and the Public in general, that
he has taken the tfnufe formerly occupied by
Mr John Car nss, in Howdoiu fqtiart, (Bol
tou,) fur a Boarding Hot.lt ;—where grade
men can be accommodated on liberal term*.
From the airy and central Stiuanno i f hn
horle, he hope* lor a ilure u. .heir patron*
age
Bbfl n, Dftmh'-r 5» 1810. (f»w)
On-'inal Family Medicines.
o j
• < J'or tie Prromti * Cm9 »f
EU.IUU> ot MaIIONaNT FPVfcRS,
Ltt*s Anti-Biiioui 1 i..>,
, rar^AKfo nr
MICHAEL LEE ?: CO
Perfnns wi thing to purchafe this valuable
medicne arere»iuefted to he particular m4n.
quiriog lor Ltt# anU- U mt PiIh, put up m
woodeu hoies, haviug on the riuhde wrapper
the figuiture of Mttbsd J.ee 8c Co. late Rich
ard Lee 8c Son—this i* ueceffary, as there are
Other Pills of the lame name
rl!»« operation of tbefe highly effeemed pill#
is perfectly mild, and the eipe-ienre of thou(
aircls has proved they may be tiled »n every
fituaiion in life, without the kaft iocouvem
ence.
LEE’s
JVbrm-Destroyitig Lozenges,
This Medicine, which rs as imroCrnt
and mild as it \m certain ami efficacious in its
operation, cannot injure ihe yiH.n^est in
laiq, should no worms exist in tli hotly t
but will without pain or griping, cleanse
the stomach and ho weds of whatever is foul
or off nsuc, and thereby prevent the pro
‘ duction of worms and many f.t*l disor
ders. ,
I Mcstrt Mich. Lee Vf Co.
Observing that my son, s:x years of spe
* wrss troubled with difficulty in brcathiiq;,
(something Frequ* nrly rising in his throat,)
restlessness at night, loss of flesh, &,<.
From those symptoms 1 was confident he
had Worm*, and having procur d a box < t
lt.e s \\ orm.Destroying Lolengts, t.h*»
hr»t dose expelled twenty-three large
worms, which gave him immediate relict—
tie now enjoys a good s'a'e of health, and
l believe 1 can from experience say, that
Let 's Lozenges are the most efficacious re
medy for worms r.owr in use.
THOMAS PF.TEHS,
of the l ite Firm o* he lets & J ihn*on
Call. July 1, 1810.
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EEE’s EUXER
A fovreign remedy for cold*, obstinate,
coughs, catarrhs, asthmas, sure throat, and
approssciung consumptions.
Messrs Mich. Lee cj* Co
You are at liberty to use my mme in
the recommendation of Lee’s Llixer, as
from repeated trials 1 have found it an ex
cellent remedy for colds, coughs. S.c
RICHARD BARRY.
Bait. June 20, 1810.
Messrs. Miek.itl Lt. (Jf Ok
I was a. t*cked with a most violent c dd,
a severe ctogh and pain in the breast, which
continued to grow worse ; timing winch my
appetite failed, my v» ice file red so nmeu
that it was with .he utmost exertion I c *ut l
pronounce « single sentence loader than my
breath. Some of my friends having obser
ved to me that much good bad brendone
by the use of Lee’s Ft.xer *uh**ed me u>
procure a bottle from Messrs Warner and
Hiona which I accordingly d;t!-~ai;d l./
1 those persons unacquainted with ’he merits
ot this medicine, it vv.ll appear asionishjflir
that three Uo*es shottlu 11 move th • pain in
my breast, and the use of cue bouie restore
liie to perfect health.
T A. SMITH,
Mjr/ket-strcrt, belt’s point.
Edward lLgrin*, South »l iulumoie*
■ administered Lee’s Loxeugc* agreeal.le to
! the directions, t« bis ctuld of 14 months out
—the first of which expelled a wo>-ni me**
uriug 2'j inches long ami ne r half an inett
tin. a ihe second dose expelled anodter 1*
inches long and the same thickness, siui a
quantity ( I smail worms mixed with slime,
twe. The cluttl enjoy* a good state of
health.
Infallible Ague 'u* Fever Drops
For the cure of agues, remittent and m
tenmttctu levers.
Thousands can testify of their being cur
ed by these Drops after the batk a.iu every
other medicine has proved ineffectual ; and
not one in a hundred hits had occasion t.»
take more than one, and number* nut a naif
a bottle.
Messrs Mich. Zee, & Co.
I think u my du.y to inform you, that
frem experience 1 am convinced your Ague
Diops is an aifectual remedy. My hittc s<.-n
was violently aiHicted with Agues 8c Fevers.
The advice and altendencc ot an eimnnit
physician failed—I was next advi,ed to try
me country air, which also tailed, .ml it
appeared to all that saw him impassible i r
him to recover.—When Mr. Geo. ge Hays
advised me to try Lee’s Ague J.'.ops (ob
serving- that the;, had cured him.) A bot
tle was procured and given according to
the directions, which effected a spec dy
cure, and he has not had a return thereof
since.
JOSEPH OWENS,
Oj ft.t <rkct*»ii»st.
Balt July 22, 181 d
l.et's Grand Jirsto^attve.
Le*;’a Essence & Extract of Mustard,
tbr Use rheu.ua.i.Mit, 6. .
Eee’s Ointment for tnc atch.
/.tt’s Indian V cgctaUlt bjiuiiiu
l.ee’s Gent! ne. Eye* vV atcr.
l.ee’s l«'>th«Achc Diojil.
f ee’s Dawiisk i.ip salve.
Ec’s Persian Lonofi.
L.c's Corn Plalster.
Eee’s Anodyne Eitxvr. *
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hat on ti.o ouu^ip*ut tuv «<£*»•«.«.c
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