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The following sentiments (hew him to have
been a man whose mind was much redeemed
from the spirit and enjoyments of this world;
and who laboured, above all things, for a heav
enly frame and temper, and a holy, acceptable
walking in the Divine Sight.
" Since the time that I gave up my liberty
to God, I perceive to what a Date of deep hu
miliation the foul mud be brought, to render it
capable of union with him. 1 beheld myfelf v
if encompafled with whatever the world loves
and pofleffes; and, as it were, a hand removing
all this far from me. The fplendour and vain
enjoyments of this transitory feene, are great
incumbrances to my foul in her endeavours to
obtain the favour of God ; of which, therefore,
his pleasure is that she be stripped, in order to
arrive at that state of humility and poorness of
spirit, which will bring her into possession of
real honor and solid riches.
" I find no security in any state, but in this
of dying to the world, and in true felf-abafe
ment : this is to be baptized into Christ's death,
and to live the life of Christian felf-denial. All
that can be imagined to befal us in this lower
world, is of small concernment, though it were
the losing of all our peffeffions. Had we but a
little faith and a little love, how happy fhculd
we find ourselves in being willing to resign up
every thing ; and in faying,—" My God, and
my AIH"
How conformable are these sentiments to the
divine injunction,—" Love not the world, nor
the things that arc in the world"—" But be ye
transformed by the renewing of your mind." —
It is, indeed, a holy and happy state, to be liv
ing above the world, and pressing after perfec
tion, at the fame time that we gratefully ac
knowledge Divine Goodness, in providing for
our necessities during our passage through life.
this supreme love of God, and desire to be
united to him, though it is often cherished by
retirement, is not a solitary and inactive prin
ciple: It will not only purify and exalt the
mind ; it will also expand it towards its fellow
creatures, and lead it forth into ads of charity
and beneficence to all men.
From the bleak northern blast may my cot be
completely
Secur'd by a neighbouring hill;
,And at night may repose Real upon me more
sweetly,
By the found of a murmuring rill:
And, while peace and plenty I find at my board,
With a heart free f?om sickness and sorrow,
With my friends will 1 share what to-day may
afford,
And let them spread the table to-morrow.
quaintance off at times; and, what is more par
ticular, I often take myfelf off!" —'Do you so,
said the other—pray give us a Specimen."—
Foote immediately put on his hat and gloves,
took bis cane, and making a short bow, left the
room. The officer, who was General Blakeney
waited some minutes for his return, but on en
quiry, found, to his great mortification, that
Foote had indeed taken bimfrif off, by leaving
the house 1
TO-MORROW:
OR, THE PROSPECT OF HOPE.
T —o—
IN the down hill of life when I find I'm de
clining,
May my fate no left fortunate be,
Than a snug elbow chair can afford for reclining,
Awl a cot that o'eriooks the wide sea :
With an ambling pad poney to pace o'er the
lawn,
While 1 carol away idle sorrow;
And, blithe as the lark that each day hails the
dawn,
Lock forward with hope for to-morrow.
And when I at last must throw off this frail
cov'ring,
Which will last scarce three score years & ten,
On the brink of the grave I'll not fcem to keep
hov'ring,
Nor my thread wish to spin o'er again :
But my face in the glass I'll serenely survey,
And with smiles count each wrinkle & sorrow,
As this old worn-out fluff, which is thread-bare
to day,
May become everlasting to-morrow.
With a porch at my door, both for Shelter and
ihade too,
As the funibine and rain may prevail ;
And a small foot of ground for the use of the
Ipade too,
With a barn for the use of the flail;
A cow for my dairy, a dog for my game,
And a purse when a friend wants tomorrow :
I'll envy no nabob his riches nor fame,
Nor what honours may wait him to-morrow.
mimickry, even in early life, obtained the knack
of imitating a general officer in several peculiar
ities of his Speech and deportment ; and the
mimic often exercised his talents at the expence
of the general, who being informed ofit, sent
for Foote, and thus addressed him—" Sir, I
bear you have an excellent tale s: at mimicking
characters, and that among others, I have been
the futjc& of your ridicule !"—“ O ! Sir/' said
Foote, with great pleasantry, "I take all my ac-
MORALS —No. 459.
Devoted to the cause of Virtue and Religion.
DU RENT! was a young nobleman of
France, who was not more diftiuguifhed
by his high birth, than by excellent talents and
qualifications of mind. This accomplished youth
touched with a sense of the vanity of worldly
grandeur, and the sweetness of a retired and re
ligious life, thought it his duty notwithstanding
the honours and employments that waited for
him, to withdraw from those feenes, which he
feared would ensnare and corrupt his heart, in
order that he might enjoy a life of more com
munion with God.
0
A Lieutenant colonel in one of the Irilh regi
merits was dispatched by the duke of Berwick,
from fort Kehl, to the king of France, witfi a
complaint relating to fame irregularities that
had happened in the regiment. His majesty,
with some emotion of mind, told him that the
Irify troops gave him mere uneafioefs than all his'
forces beGdes, " Sire, fays the officer, "all your
majelly'# enemies make the fame complaint.'
rf^"W^^te^''™H^^^
—°—
JL OOTE, whose talent lay in lampooning and
POWER OF RELIGION.
MEDLEY—No. 207.
Anecdote or FOOTE.
POETRY.
—
Dr. Hamilton's genuine Essence and
ExtraEl of Mufatd.
A fafe and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatifar, gout, rheumatic gout,
palsy, lumbago, numbness, white Swellings,
chilblains, Sprains, bruises, pains in the face and
neck, &c. &c.
This valuable remedy is prepared both in a
fluid state and in pills, and thus excellently a
dapted both for external and internal use.
The Pills operate mildly by urine and by in
sensible perspiration, expelling the fuperfluous,
and morbid humors; they are highly cordial to
the stomach, create appetite, assist digeflion, re
moveflying pains, and cold or windy complaints
in the stomach and bowels.
The Essence is "a wonderful assistant to the
Pills in rheumatism, gout, lumbago and palsy —
and by its peculiar penetrating and dispersing
Iquality,removes the most violent Sprains, bruises,
I numbnefs,ftiffnefs of the neck,joints,&c. swelled
ifacet, headache, indurated breads, white-Swel
lings, frozen limbs, &c. and will infallibly pre
vent the ill effects of w,cc or damp in the feet.
Some may be Surprized that this medicine
should be prescribed with equal success in such
a variety of cases, but this furprize will ccafe
when it is recolle&ed, that ail thole complaints
result from the Tame caufe,—a slowness in the
circulation of the lymph, or obdrudions in the
lymphatic vcffels.
Cases of Cures feleded from a numer
. ous lift.
Letters to the Proprietors.
From Dr. Weatherburn.
Wythe County, Virginia.
Gentlemen,
I purcbafed at yourfep the preparations you
rail Hamilton's Essence and Extract of Muf
ta rd, which I believe has pets Illy lemoved a chs on -
I ic rheumatism (of that kind named Sciatica, or of
the bip joint) under which I bad laboured for a long
time, and it bicb bad baffled every at ticte in the Ma
teria Medico, and every mode of treatment received
into practice for the cure of this obsl inate disease. —If
you think this letter ufeful, you are at liberty to make
it public tee, tt B. WEATHERBURN,
Worm-deftrovin^ LOZ ENGES,
^TTHICH have within Three Years past cur-
VV ed upwards of One Hundred and Twenty
Tboufand Perfons,of both feres,of every age,and
in every situation, of various dangerous com
plaints, arising from worms,and from foulnefs or
obftruaions in the fimiach and bowels.
This medicine beCT no analogy whatever to
others of similar title, so commonly complained
of, as operating with a degree of violence, fuffi
cient not only to kill worms, but femetimes to
endanger the patient's life ; on the contrary a
peculiar excellence of this remedy is its being
fruited to every age and constitution; contains
nothing but what is perfectly innocent, and is
fa mild in its operation that it cannot injure
the molt delicate pregnant lady, or the tendered
infant of a week old, mould no worms exist in
the body ; but will without pain or griping
cleanse the stomach and bowels of whatever is
foul or offenfive, and thereby prevent the pro
dudion es worms and many fatal disorders. —
They are particularly officacious in carrying off
all gross humours and eruptions ; feveriih and
bilious complaints, and are the fafeft and mild
cft purgative that can be used on any eccafion.
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS
And thef„n,toms by which they are known.
Worms which infell the human body
are chiefly of four kinds, viz. The teres or large
round worm, the afcaridcs, or maw worm, the
Cucurbitina, or short, flat white worm ; and
lastly, the taenia or tape worm, so called from
its resemblance to tape, this is often many yards
long, and is full of joints ; it is most hurtful and
most difficult to cure.
Just received from Lee & Co's Patent
and Family Medicine Store, Baltimore,
and for J ale by Charles Peirce.
HAMILTON'S
Mr. Samuel Fuller, Innkeeper on the Hart
ford road, ten miles from Baltimore, began about 1%
months ago to be grievoify off idled with a tape "worm,
which increased faji in fze and flrengtb,fo cfs to ex
cite the ms horrid sensations by its "writhing motions,
and intolerable pains,-refembling the gnawing and
tearing of bis bowels, "which deptived him of bis necef-
Jaiyfeep, and caused fuel) dreadful apprebenfons as
cannot be conceived but by one in afmilarftuation—
bis appetite wafted rapidly, and with that bisfrengtb,
so that be was unable to attend to any bfmefs —when
be beard of feme excellent cures performed by Hamil
ton's worm- lozenges, he took a large doje, which bro't
away about four yards of the worm (now in tbepof
ftfon of Lee & CoJ —but a renewal of bis pains
fan convinced him that this monjireus rept.le bad
recovered its sos vigor—Application was made to
Lee W Co. for more of their medicine, "with tbeii ad
vice—from "which resulted the total expulfton of bis
formidable enemy, in fever a 'pie-o, , which befuppefed
to be fix or eight yards more.—Afew weeks bave
free elapsed, and Mr. Fuller is now in perfefl bealtb.
The above fa&s are well known to a nume
rous circle of his neighbor s,and himfelf will grat
ify any who may wish to make furttfenquiries
on the fubjed. Altho'Hamilton's wam-lozen
ges produce such powerful effeds when necessa
ry, yet they arc perfectly innocent and mild in
their operation on the human body, even when
taken in large defe^as Mr. Fuller will teftify?
Their peculiar mildncfs is abundantly evident
in the cures of infants already published.
Among the symptoms attending worms, are
disagreeable breath, Specially in the morning ;
bad and corrupted gums; itching in the nose
and about the feat,convulfions and epileptic fits,
and sometimes privation of speech ; starting &
grinding of the teeth in sleep ; irregular appe
tite, sometimes loathing food, and sometimes
voracious, purging, with flinty and feted stools;
vomiting; large and hard belly ; pains and
sickness at the stomach ; pains in the head and
thighs, with lowness of spirits inflow fever,with
small and irregular pulse; a dry cough ; exces
sive thfrtt ; sometimes pale and unhealthy coun
tenance, and sometimes the face bloated and
flulhed.
Valuable Medicines
Persons affiidted with any of the above symp
toms, Ihould have immediate recourse to Ham
ilton's Worm Dellroying Lozenges, which have,
been constantly attended with success in all
complaints similar to those above described.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, will effectually prevent
the “ vomiting and purging of children," a
dreadful disorder which annually destroys thou
finds of the infant part of our citizens. It is
likewise the mildest and most certain remedy
known, and has restored to health and strength
a great number when in an advanced stage of
this fatal complaint—particular and plain in
ftrudions are given for every part of the neces
sary treatment in fach cases.
Children generally take this medicine with
cagernefs, having a plcafing appearance, and an
agreeable taste. 1 dollar a box.
TAPE WORM.,
From Capt. Dawes, Arch Street, Phil*.
* delphia.
As you think it will be ufeful, you are at liberty
to publish my teftimon, in favor of Hamilton's Es
sence and extract of Mustard.
I have been about four years much affixed with
the rheumatism in my foulders, and sometimes so vie
lently a,idled as to prevent me from moving m, arms,
and I was never free from fevers fain in fame part
or other. I purcbafed a bottle of drops advertijed
under a title similar to your medicine, bat experienced
the mo, excruciating smart from its application,
which obliged me to def, —At length I was advised
by Dr. Briggs to ' try Hamilton's Essence and Ex
traa of Muflard, from which I found immediate
relief, and by the use of three boxes and two bottles,
I have recovered a fate of perfeß health and frengtb
-—! fall take a good supply to sea, and never be
without so valuable a medicine in my iff 0 "'
Earn, % Z.R. DRIVES.
Mrs. MARY M'CRAE, wife of ,Mr. George
M'Crae, Grocer, Fell's point, was perfealy cured
(by persevering in the use of Hamilton's Efence and
ExtraD of Mufard) of a rheumatic complaint of
eleven years sanding. The great, part of la,
winter ,e was unable to dress or undress without
q„ance,,e bad the left medical advice both in Eu
rope and America witbout effect.
Mr. Henry Reese, Butcher, proprietor of
No. 24 Centre Market-House, Baltimore.
SIR, —About two months ago, your valuable
medicine proved of ,ngulor service to me, 1 was not
able to move from my room for upwards of a fort
night, with the rbeumatifm or rheumatic gout in my
left foot and ancle, when Dr. Buchanan recommend
ed the Essence of Mustard, as the only medicine to be
depended on, and direßed me where to procure it, and
by ifng less than a quarter of a bottle and a few of
the pills, I was able to ride do market next day, and
bale been perfectly free from my complaint ever face.
HENRY REESE.
Dr. HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,
A sovereign remedy for col^s, obstinate coughs,
catarrhs, asthmas, fore throats, and approaching
consumptions.
Thousands are too well acquainted with the
nature and effeds of empyrical medicines daily
offered for the cure of the above complaints-*-
dear bought experience has taught them that
oily and heating medicines, joined with strong
opiates (or sleepy drugs) repeated doses of which
flatter and deceive the patient for the present,
by procuring momentary case : experience,! fay,
has taught thousands that the common opiates
and balfamiea, as they are called, finally aggra
vate every disorder of the breast and lungs, in
their most distressing symptoms, that they load
the stomach and impair the digestion, inflame
the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing, and excite fever. But the quality of
this valuable difeovery are evinced by perfealy
opposite effe&i. Ajingle trial will,rcve that it
reftorcs the determination of the fluids to the
furface of the body, and brings on the common
healthful perspiration ; that it dislodges and e
vacuates the tough, vifeid phlegm, or mucus,
strengthens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humors which irritate
the lungs, and finally difeharges them. Thus
Ariking at the root of the disorder, the symptoms
are of course effectually and permanently con
quered, the reverse of common medicines which
weaken the constitution and give flrength to
the disorder, for the fake of moderating for the
present some of its painful effects.
To parents who may have children afflided
with the Hooping Cough, this difeovery is of
the firft magnitude, as it affords immediate re
lief, checks the progress, and in a Ihort time en
tirely removes the most cruel disorder to which
children are liable. The Elixi[is so perfectly a
greeable, and the dose so small, that no difficulty
arises in taking it. t dollar a bottle.
Mr. Abijah Henly, bridge frert, Baltimore,
Was cured by one bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, of a
very complicated difcrdcr occtfoned by a cold, caught
fcveral months bejore- —He breathed with the greateJi
difficulty,and was often thrown into weabeningfweats
when be attempted to walk any difance, and bis
voice would frequently fail in fuels a degree that be
could only attempt to wbifper; be has been upwards
affix weeks without a return of his complaints,,nd
dejires to give bis public tfimony in favor of this
invaluable medicine.
Mrs. Elizabeth fones, South Howard-street,
was greatly relieved of an aftmatic complaint of fed
eral years sanding, by tbefof bottle of Hamilton's
Elixir—and by the use of five bottles foe has acquired
a degree of case and frengtb to which foe has long
been a,ranger. She had taken baifam of honey.
Church's cough drops,and other medicinespitbout any
benefit, and sometimes to the evident injury of her
breathing.
Dr. HAMILTON'S
Which the inventor confidently recommends as an in
valuable medicine, fit the speedy relief & perma
nent cure of the various complaints which result
from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indiferetions,
residence in climates unfavorable to the confu
tation ; the immoderate use of tea, frequent
intoxication or any other deftru&ive intempe
rance ; the unfkilful or excessive use of mercury
—the diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period of life; bad laying in, &c.
And is proved by long and extensive experi
ence to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure of
Nervous disorders—Consumptions—Lowness of
Spirits- I,ofs of appetite—lmpurity of the blood
—Hysterical affections—lnward weakneffes—
violent cramps in the stomach and back—lndi
geflion—Melancholy—Gout in the stomach—
Pains in the limbs—Relaxations—lnvoluntary
emissions—Seminal weaknesses Obstinate
gleets—Flour albns, or whites—lmpotency —
Barrenness, &c. One Dollar 50 Cents a bottle.
Grand Restorative,
They are excellently adopted to carry off fu
perfluous bile, and prevent its morbid feere
tions; to restore and amend the appetite: to
produce a^ree perspiration, and thereby prevent
colds, which are often of fatal confcqucnces ; a
dole never fails to remove a cold if taken on its
6rfl appearance. They are celebrated for re
moving habitual coftjvcnefs,ficknefs at the stom
ach and severe bead ache,,nd ought to be tak
en by all persons on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efficacious
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages, and should be procured and care
fully preferred for use by every seaman.
(1 Dollar a box.)
For the cure cf a certain dreadful malady,
THE PATENT INDIAN
Vegetable Specific,
Prepared by Dr. Leroux.
The experience of fevcral thousands who
have been cured by this medicine, (a great pro
portion of them, after the skill of eminent Fhy
fioian# had proved ineffectual) demonflrate its
Dr. Hann's Antibilious PILLS.
Dr. Hahn's genuine Eye- Water
A sovereign remedy for all diseases
of the eyes, whether the effect of natural weak
ness, or of accident, speedily removing inflama
'tions, defluxions of rheume, dullucfs, itching &
films on the eyes; never failing to cure those
maladies which frequently succeed the small
pox, measles, and fevers, and wonderfully
{Lengthening a weak fight. Hundreds have
experienced its excellent virtues when nearly
deprived of fight. Price I Dollar a bottle.
PERSIAN LOTION,
'efficacy in expelling the Venereal poifan, how^
ever deeply rooted in the constitution, and in
counteracting those dreadful effeds which of
.ten result from the improper use of mercury
The mildness of the Vegetable Specific is
equal to its surprising efficacy, its operation
is so gentle that it is given to Venereal patients
in a Rate of pregnancy, with the utmost fafety,
and performs a cure without disturbing the sys
tem or producing an, of those disagreeable ef
fcßsjrfcparable from the common remedies.
With the medicine is given a description of
the symptoms which obtain in every stage of
the disease, with copious directions for their
treatment, so as to accomplish a perfect cure in
the shortest time, and witn the lead inconveni
ence possible. Price 8 Dollars.
The Damaft LIP SALVE,
Is recommended (particularly to the
Ladies) as an elegant and pleasant preparation
for chopped and fore lips, and every blemish &
inconvenience occasioned by colds, fevers, &c,
speedily restoring a beautiful rosy colour and
delicate foftnefs to the lips. Price 50 Cents.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gurcs, preserves the enamel
from decay, and cleanses and whitens the teeth
absorbing all that acrimonious fltme and foulnefs
which fuffcred to accumulate, never fails to in
jure, and finally ruin them. Price go Cents.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
which gives immediate & lasting relief.
Price 75' Cents.
Tooth Brushes, with sponges. 12 Cents.
So celebrated among the fafhionable
throughout Europe, as an invaluable cosmetic,
perfedly innocent and fafe, and of unparalleled
efficacy in„preventing and removing blemifhcs
of the face and ficin of every fried, particularly
freckles, pimples, pits after small pox, inflamma
tory redness, feurfs, tetters, ring-worms, sun
burns, prickly heat, premature, wrinkles, &c.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural insensible perspiration,
which is essential to health, yet its effects are
fpecdy and permricent rendering the skin deli
cately foft, and clear,improving the complexion
and restoring the bloom of youth. Never fail
ing to render an ordinary countenance beautiful
and an handsome one more so. 1 Dollar.
0
Anodyne Elixir,
This celebrated Lotion has received
the highest encomiums from the inhabitants of
N York, and from many Medical characters in
Europe and this country, who having seen its
good effects, do not hesitate to give it their
fanCtion. As a speedy, effectual and fafe reme
dy, it is unrivalled and has performed cures in
this country, when Medical aid, Gowland's and
many other Lotions could give no relief.
For eruptions and impurities in the Face,
from whatever cause arising—as.
Pimples, Freckles,
Blotches, Sunburns,
Ringworms, —and —
Carbuncles, Immoderate use of
Brackworms, PAINTS,
It need only to be tried to convince the mod
timid person of its superior efficacy in cleaning
and beautifying the face—lt is w arranted to be
harmless to the tendered constitution, and inno
cent to the mod delicate complexion—on the
contrary this will restore the ficin to its wonted
pureness, and preserve it thin, foft, transparent
and elastic.
A long eulogium on the virtues of
this medicine is unnecessary, it never having
failed in a thousand cases, not one in a hundred
has had occasion to take more than a bottle, and
numbers not half a bottle. 1 Dollar a bottle.
Excellent CORN PLAISTER,
which is an infalliable remedy for
CORNS. Price jo Cents.
N. B. Each bottle has a certificate signed
by the proprietor, without which it cannot be
genuine. I Dollar a bottle.
For thccure of every kind ofHeadache.
(1 Dollar a bottle.)
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Andrew's Specific Lotion
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is an im
mediate restorative and corroborant, a most
powerful remedy in female obftru&ions and sup
pressions, and in cases of retenfion at maturity ;
also in weakness, morbid discharges, and irregu
larities about the turn of life.
So jufly celebrated for the relief and cure of
Nervous Disorders, || Bilious Cases,
Female Complaints, 1 I Debility,
Weaknesses, < Indigeftien,
Loss of Appetite, Coughs and Colds,
Impurity of Blood, Consumption,
Head-ache, ||Lownefs of Spirits,
Relaxation, ||&c. &c.
Prebared (only)bj S. Solomon,m.d.f.r.h.s.
Os the University, and College of Physicians.
Youth of either sex, who have pradifed a
fecrct and dcftru6live vice, and thereby relaxed,
weakened,, and debilitated the whole nervous
system, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the
most powerful, certain and effectual restorative,
This medicine pofleffes wonderful efficacy in
all nervous disorders, fits, head-aches, weakness,
heaviness and lowness of Spirits; dimness of
fight, confuted thoughts and wanderings of the
mind, vapours and melancholy, and all kind, of
hysteric complaints, gradually go off bvthe use
of this salubrious cordial. In fick^B of the
stomach, flatulencies and obflrudlions, it is a
fafe, powerful and efficacious remedy. The
firft symptoms of its good effects are serenity &
cheerfulncfs.--Fri^ 3 dollars a bottle.
Sovereign Ointment for the ITC H,
Which is warranted an infallible remedy at
one application, and may be used with the most
perfect fafety, by pregnant women, or on in
fants a week old. Price 75 Ceuta.
THE CORDIAL
Balm of Gilead,
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops.
, The above valuable Medicines are fold
in New-Hafflire, by CHARLES PEIRCE
at the Columbian- Book-dore, No. 5 Daniel
freet, by appointment of the Patentees.
Suitable to the present Safon, compri
sing all such GOODS as are enumerated
in the most exteutive advertiiement;•
which are offered for faie at reduced
prices.
They have lately had an ad
ditional Supply of
Reel/'?'erica,imade Blacks Brown
Beaver Hats,
of a superior manuhaure, and formed ia
the newest fafli on.
Portfmeuth, My I§ lSo2-
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Medical Repositories, 9
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Roilins' Antient Hiftory, Toys.
12 Qlla's.
Nirs. Rowe's works complete,
4 vols. neat, 4 clols. jo cents.
Young Lady & Gentleman's
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Bell'sWorks,Edinburgh edition
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Zimmerman on Solitude, 1 dol.
The Man of the World, a novel,
Modern Traveller, containing
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Ari elegant edition of Offians
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American Songster, &c. &c.
The Practical Surveyor's Assist
ant in 2 parts, by John Clendinnin, Lau4
Surveyor Philadelphia.
With an affirtment ts
STATIONARY,
as usual. July „.
Thole lubienbers who have
not yet had the MASONIC ADDRESS,
(written by Capt, Stoddard) are rc
quefted to call and receivethe fame at the
Portsmouth Bookstore, where are for fide
a few copies of what was intended as an
Appendix to the Adrirefs.
LIST OF PRIZES,'
In the gth Class of Amofkeag Lottery,
received by CHARLES FEIRC&
This truly interesting work has been the labor
of many years experience arid observation on the
calamitous consequences < a secret and de 'trac
tive vice, to obtain , reneiy against Mirich,
the doctor has devoted the principal part of his
life. No proprietor of boarding schools or.acad
emies fhouid be without it. (One Dollar.)
^,SoU by appo ntment of Dr. Solomon of Liver
pool, by CHARLES PEIRCE, Pertfmoutb.
A Guide to Health :
Which fully explains, in a concise, plain man
ner, the most simple methods of treatment, with
proper efficacious remedies for the following dis
eases, viz. Asthmas, loss of appetite, bilious
complaints, consumptions, female diseases, fits,
flatulence of wind, hypochondriac,or melancholy
complaints, indigestion, juvenile indiferetions,
lowness of spirits, nervous diseases, rheumatism,
ruptures, fcurvy,&c. &c. To which is added,
An efoy on the Venereal disease, Gleets, and
Seminal weaknesses : and an Addrefe to Parents,
Tutors, and Guardians of Youtb.
By S.SOLOMON, m. d. f. r. h. s.
Every perlon, young and old, Ihould purchase
this book, there being scarcely an individual who
is not intcrefted income part of it. In particu-'
hr it is recommended to yuung men and boys;
as an early attention to the latter may serve to
guard them against a fatal rock on which thou
sands have split, and be the means of preferring
their bodies from disease, & also their fouls, their
minds, and all their faculties from deftrutiion.
0
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ern) being a very p eafant and eligible
situation. For terms apply to
_ JACOB SHEAFE.
Joseph & Joshua Haven
Have just received a valuable assortment of
and poffeff^given the last ofAuguft,
Long & Hamilton,
12 Hhds. and 26 barrels of
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—Ctop for C fli or flint (> dir.
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