The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1804-03-27 00:00:00, page 4

GOOD NEWS.
Subflance of @ Letter from Dr. Rogers,
i of Pbhiladelphia, to a gentleman in Pro
vidence, dated Naov. 30, 1803.
| ¢lt is truly gratifying to hear o%he
revival of our dear Redeemer’s cdbfe
. at Boston. From all quarters, and
- from all my numerdus correspondents, *
it appears that the fame precious in
‘tereft is obtaining amazing acceflions.
Brother Richards, of Baltimore,writes .
me that Mr. Pope, of North Carolina,
within the period of eighteen months,
‘baptized upwards of 1300 persons;
and that a son ©f his, aged twelve
years, was hicenced to preach : further
southward, 2 Mr. Putman had baptiz
ed ‘93 in one day, and in a few days
after was‘to baptize tco. Dr. Fur
nam, of Charleton, in a letter, com
municates good tidings relative to the
works in Savanoah and other parts of
‘Georgia as well as in South-Carolina.
Numbers had been baptized, and the
work of grace ‘was going on with
power. He particularifes a religious
concern in the town of Beaufort, and -
principally among ‘people of the firft
rank. A judge Ciay an excellent {chol
ar, &c. had been'converted, who has
since been baptized, and is now engag
ed in proclaiming salvation by ‘the
cross. Yesterday week 1 received a -
_long letter from brother KRhoes, of
_ Sbmerfet, in this state ;he had then |
jaft *retu',ed from the Red-Stone Af
fociation’; upwards of 3000 aflembled |
to, hear preaching, which continued
for several days, commencing each {
day 4t eight o’clock, 4. m. and ending
jult after dark, one preacher following
another, without intermission, the peo-~
ple Wnding the whele time as if they
were wedged in asto closeness, and
nhiled in as to attention. Many eried
out under a sense ¢4 guilt, athers were
ascribing glory to God ; oppofers
were/ {mitten by the word, &c.” In
short, it was similar to the revivalsin
Kentucky. - Brother Rhoes adds that
the work is progrefling eatward.—
Blefled be God we are not without
{fome foretalle of heaven in this metro
polis. ~ We have a second church con
stituted and flourifhing ; they have
nearly completed in the Northern Li
. berties a handsome brick meeting
house. During Mr. Uftiek’s illness,
“apd fincé his death, T have been ne
ceflitated to officiate for the old church
—and since the latter end of March, L
~ have baptized for the two churches,
39 persons in the rivers Delaware and
Schuylkiil, on two occasions at least,
in the presence of 5000 fpe@ators, and
eleven candidates at each tirfle. Be.
# tween 20 and 30 in the city and Lib
" erties have been baptized by other
ministers. Two are to be examined
this evening, whomy God willing, T'
. Thall baptize in the course of the week.
Qur Association was beld at' Cohan
~ fey ; letiers from 29 churches were
“vead; to many of them there were
considerable additions. Total 305 by
“baptism, and only 34 deaths. A
mong the baptized in Brandy-wine -
church; was a Quaker woman preach
er, of great piety and excelient charac.
ter ; she had been a public friend for
upwards.of 20 years, andis now an
-astonishing advocate for the do&rine
of free, rich and sovereign grace..
g OIH' wzﬁpg alﬁ' in%;:dh, are pel’-
~ forming wonders. Missionaries Cary
_~and Chamberlain write me word that
e }tﬂ saﬁmlm}absd ﬂ;h:eaa then *(March
. laR) baptized in the Ganges; amonzg.
- 'The work was going on—idolatry was |
dyiog away, and numbers flocking to
,:’ ‘ ;‘,‘ar‘g::aé};;z« I‘tglk '. b
" A DA persons indebted to, or that
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‘ For tHE GAzZETTE,
- Writtin in a SNOW STORM.
LA'I'E the Sun, with beautv glowiag,
+-4 Shong resplendent in the ky ;
Parclt foannains, fofily flowing,
Charm'd the ear and pleas’d the éye.
Oa each hill the woodbine flourifh’d,
Waier’d by the pearly dew; -« -
There the vi’ler blue was nourifh’d, ’
Which the ficpherd’s fancy drew.
Bar, alos b thg hill no longer
Mourmars with the Sommer gale ; :
Tremendous winds 2od breezes flronger
Sweep along the foowy vale. |
In adamantine chaips, the fountsios
. Now po lorger charm the car;
While, down the {rdes of lofty mountains,
The (pow, ecntending whirlwinds bear.
Thes the righteous oft are tofled
In this wosld of fin and woe ;
Now they’re iempted—now they’re crossed ;
Storms and whirlwinds o’cr them blow?
But the Rorm is faft expiring—
Life will fink and dic away ;-
"Ev’ry bliss that’s worth desiring :
+ - Meets them in erernal day |
e LoitTERER.
el FOR SALE, =«
At Public Vendue on Monday the 2d day
of April next,at 100°clock 4. M. if -
- not Sold before at private fle,
- BOUT 18 acres of good land,
A lying near the centre of the town |
of Newington, wit& all,the"utenﬁal_s
thereto belonging, if any person wifh
‘es to purchase, they may know the
‘terms, by applying to sl
- JONATHAN QUINT.
- Newingion, March 12, 1804. ‘
. For Sale by - |
-the fubferiber, a quantity of 3
. Clover and Herds Grass
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‘warranted of the firlt quality & cheap.
: “BENJAMIN HILL.
N. B. To prevent CO3T, those in
debted to the fubcriber are requested
to call and fettle immediately. bl
- Portfmouts, Feb. 38, 1804. , |
Lucky Lottery-Office.
i C PEIRCE, (at the brick Book
* fiore, Daniei-fireer, Poritfmouth.)
has the pleasure to joform the public, that
the Loitere Tickets he has {old lately, have
“drawn considerable m#& e money than the
Tickeis loid tor, He has now a good sup
ply of Tickews and Quarters in Pifcaragua
Bridge Lottery, which are now felling ‘ar a
GREAT RATE, and he hopes everv per
son will evince to the werld their desire 10
keep that beamriful picce of mechanism,
(Pifcatzqua Bridee) in tepair, by coming
forwa:d and purchafidg liberally of those
Tickets—not kriowing but in this their at.
tcmrpl at doinggood, they may have their
moaey returned them in a hand{ome prize
ofs THOUSAND FOLD. \
Whole Tickets 30f -Quarters 8/5.
Eight Thoufund Dollars highelt -
} TRUNKS
prize ! besides a great tomber of bther val
uabie prizes | each of which _would }?uv a 1
handsome Farm ; or fera person vp nicely -
inßufinels. ¢ Please ro apply fosn. . -
; Y .Y S ; X ¢
AYarge assortment of TRUNKS, 1
l joit recerved and for sale by C. PEIRCE,
“at the brick Bockßore, Deoiel fircer. i
| Patfmouk. March 18y 180 y,
{ W-’ANTED to hire, 3 or 4
R MASONS, to work on
~a Brick Building, to begin about the 1
firft of April—Good Workmen may
fmd employ, and good wages, by ap- |
'-pzz_ing-t.(_)“t:ﬁew Prinff:rs. March 20. |
OLD BANK SHARES.
~* ANY person having one or more 1
to dispose of, may h¢ar of a purchas
er by applying to the Printers of the
Gazette. . March zoo, 1804. i
- State of New-Hamp/hire. =
P‘UB’LIC NOTICE is hereby give.’
- A en; that John M’Duffee, Esq.
and others, have petitioned the Gene
ral Court, representing that the com
‘munication between the Sea Coast,
and ‘the interior parts of this State,
might be made much more easy, con
‘ venient and less expensive, by a dire&
- road from Sandwich to Norway-Plain
_in Raochefter, and from thence to Do
- ver lunding, than it now’is between
the ngrikern part of this State and
any commercial Sea Port-—-That an
undertaking of this kind, howsgver be
~neficial to the community at sarge,
would be fo-cxpenfive as to render it
very difficult if noc wlelly impossible
to effe® {o important a purpose, oth
erwile than by ,an incorporated com
pany who might be indemnified by a -
toll for the money that should be ex
pended by 'them—Wherefore they
pray that they and their aflociates
may be incorporated into a body cor
potate for the aforef2id purpose.
- ORDERED, that the petitioners be
heard before the General Court on the
Jecond Wednesday of the next feffiony and
that they cause the fubflance of the peti
" tion and order of . Court thereon, be pab
lifbed in the New-Hamp/bire Gazette,
and also in the newspaper printed at
Doyer, three weeks successively, commente-.
ing tawelve weeks prior to said day of
k hearing—and also eaufe that “alite noti.
fieation be pofled in some public ‘place in
the several towxs through eavhich said
woad is contemplated, ‘the like term of -
" time previous to said day of hearirg, that
-ey Purfon g pirfens may Hhew afpear
and shew caufey (if any they bave) asby -
“#he prayer thereof may not be granted, |
NATH’L PARI‘IER, Dep’y Sec’y. i
B S N PR o : o
- Concord, November 30, 1803. .
STATE or NEW.HAMPSHIRE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
. non-reflident * proprietors and
owners of land in KEASEARGE
GORE, who have not paid their high
way tax for the year 1803-—that uii
lefs they pay the fame to me the sub
scriber; on or befote the sth day of
July, 1804, so. much of their land as
will pay the fame, with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue
at my dwelling-house in f3id Gore, at
10 o’clock; a. M. on said day. . .~
Non-resident’s Names.. No. Lot. Cts,
Solley and March, : 3 : (v 4y o
e ot TN KT v Tha se
By 44 08k Vi e b
AL .B B S LIRS L h
Kimbatl’s Gore, (Jo called) 50 7
s agres, tenanted ;’fi”“cohmom A } o
27 acres of the northerly cormer 6f ) o ¢ -
| Zaid Gore, m_mm«imgg,:ff} Mo
if)%lfﬁff‘?"g‘% o b bl bl
i ngl AMINCM&W@%@:«:&‘J
KRegfeargeGore, March g 1805, -
CE Ne e U St e e BT SR RO T g ol R
i Highwey tax . \county tax
Owners 1 259 ‘l¢ '3
Diyifion | Division
Names. C:M, C.M.C M{CM.C'MM
Clement March; 47 5475 64 181 8¢
John Beonett, 475 47564 18182
Walier Bryent, 475 47564 18182
Jobo Borley, jr. 475 47564 181 8¢
A.R.Cutter, . 47547564 18182
Johs Dolé, 475 47564 18182
_John Doe, 2754756418182
Jere’h Follom jr.47 5 475 64 181 8¢
James Goodwin, 47 5 47564 18182
ohn Folsom, Y | o
.“!'Grccnla‘:;‘, }47 547564 181 8.2
Lt.Sam’lGilman 473 475 62 1818 ¢
John Jobnlon, :;g 2,7 5641818¢
Sam’l Livertaore 4% 5 475 64 1818 ¢
George Meferve 475 47564 18182
Jona. Leavite, jr. 47 5 475 6418182
}liq_hn Sulgs)r:n, 47547564 1818¢
eirs of Sam’] 5 ,
| ‘H'éztltine, | }46 54300000155
Nath’l Hutchins, co cobdoools7
Avoffiew Duplap, bo 6500000220
Celtclloe’sgrant, 00 712 D 0 00230
Moses Cecoey’s grant, 71 2 00002 30
HoufeLot, = ¢Broovooloo
: . DAVID BELI-., Colletor.
' Chatham, Maich 7. 1804. S ds
‘ ! 2 "-‘W = : g ..I !
’ I ‘\HE Co-paﬁrtﬁer{biﬁ under the
A firm of SwerT & WEEKS, was
by mutual consent dissolved on the firlt
mt. Al persons having demands
againlt %_id‘ firm, are requested to
exbibit them ; and those indebted to
make immediate payment to DAnizL
‘Wgeks. BENJAMIN SWETT,
. DANIEL WEEKS.
_ Portsmouth, Marck 6,1804.
A LARGE black and white DOG,
;A;fm%%mﬂmﬁmﬁ
his vail ¢at short ; he is abont one year old.
Any_perfon that will_give information to
g e Printers, so ‘ﬁ et the owner can obtain
st A S RN e
STATE or NEW.HAMPSHIRE,
'NOTI-CE is bereby given to the non-refi
¥ dent proprictors and owners of laad n
NEW.CHESTER, connty of Grafton,
who have not paid their tax for the year
1803h~; that unless they pay said taxes to
me the {ubleriber, on or before Monday the
eighteenth day of June vex:, so mach of
their land as will pay the fame, together
‘with incidental charges, will be fold at
public vendue at the "dwelling-house, of
JouNn Wabrgq GH, in [aid town, at ten
of the clock A. M. on said day.
g o B )
: e e
2 0L 8
~ R >
Ll AT
Lots in the 3d divifien, < ¥ C. C.
Jobn Maann, i AR 00 99 K
Henry Herring, g i 70 . ¢
Soley & March, 25 100 79 4
Robest Fletcher, e 7 100 158 8
&]ohn ToSlford, ' 28 100 108 6
Bamuel Searle, ? 100 ,
Matthew Thoroton, 2? 45 g_g :
James Whire, 49 038 389 - 9
Robert Winite, ' Vigwail B 8 30, .8
Joha M’Marphy, E'q. 52 100 79 4
James Quantio, 58 100 79 4
Timothy Ingalls. 4 100 g 4
Tho’s Wailingford, Efg 56 20 16 i
Matthew Thornige, -87 100 63 3
4 do. 88 .100 89 4
Lots in the 414 division. '
Robert Crage, =~ a 2 100 61 8
Jercmiah Colburn, 27, %00 75 g
Stephen Farrington, 28 100 61" 3
‘Joha Tolford, 29 100 (79 . 4
Soley & March, 80 100 61 3
Henry Hall, 81 100 Gi . 3
Mark Carr, 33 100 61 3
Johe Underhill, 34 oo 61 .3
Joseph B!anch_ard, 35. koo 61 3
John M’Marphy, Efg. 37 100 61 g
Jehn Tolford, ; +35 ;
Jonathav logalls, } o ie g 8
James Quantin, g Jog 98 5
Jeremiah Colburn, 82 100 %9 3
Matitbew Thornion, 87 100. 106 5
Frenry Herring, 67 50 85 .»
Mag;hew Thorntén, 70 ‘25 19 1
Grantor®s Kavin. :
Jobn Coftelo;, .~ o' 8o 6y 3
Gengre Atkiofon, 8 R 0 6y g
T homias Packer, 4. 86i 3
THOMAS FAVOUR. Colle&ar,
51 ATE oF NEW.HAMPSHIRE,
\J O FICE is hereby given to the non-re
-4 W fident proprietors ard cwners of land
in the tewn of TAMWOQRTH, who have
oot paid their highway and county lax-s for
the vear 1803 ; that unless {aid t:xes are
paid tu me the (übfcriber, on or betore the
2gih day of May newt, so wuch of their
land as wil] gay the fame, together with
incidental charges, wili be fold ar public
vendue at the dweiling-houle of Feremiak
Mason, in faill rown, at ten of the clock,
A. M, on said ddy.
Original §° S§ N
; 3 & =3
Proprietors, No. b:, N e,
The’s Wallace, 65& 67 goac’s 10c 50 6
Rolart Fulten, 13 4 100 50 6
By-lot, owner ; : :
fjmaénoam, } 7' Ea&_ 47 ?4 3
Jotn T'. Dodge 6: & 63 podc’s 100 3o 6
Daniel Sanboyn, - - & '. ' a reo 6o 8
Moses Weedy, - - =« <« « o 118 59 7
Estate of Fofak Parsons, - - 137 69 g
Nicholds Blajdell, - - « = 10 4 1
Jere H. Woodman, - '« . . 83 41 6
- Berjamin Weeks. Efg. - - - 86 a 3 5
- WILLIAM REMICK, Colle&or.
Tamworth, Feb. ¢B, 1804. ‘
e e . s P RKS S X TS,
STATE or NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
ohidin Grafton, [.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
-non-resident proprietors and own
ers of land in the town of CraTuawM,
county and State aforefaid, who have
‘fot paid their highway and county
taxes for the year 1803—that so much
of their lands at Will pay said taxes,
together with incidental charges, will
be fold at public vendus at the dwel
ling-house of William Cox, innholder
in said- Chatham, on the firft Tuesday
of June next, at 11 o’clock, A. M.
unless prevented by previous payment
to me the fubferiber. .
- War-Bepartment, Feb. 8, 1804.
Notice is hereby given,
TH AT separate proposals will be receiv.
& ed at the office of the Secretary for
the Department of War, until the eighteenth
day of May next ensuing, for the supply of
all rations which- may be required for the
use of the United States, from the Ift day of
Oé&tober, 1804, until the goth day of Sep
tember, 1805, both days inclusive, at the fol
lowing places, viz.
First, Ar Niagara, Detroit, Michilima
chanac, Chikago, Fort Wayne, the post oo
Miami of the Lakes, and atany place or
Places,-where truops are or may be flation
ed, marched or recrnited within the fate of
Ohio, and at anv plece or places within the
lodiana territory north of the4lft degree of
nonih laritude. ‘ -
Sccornd. At Sovth Well Point, Tellico,
Kngxville, Nashville; and withio ihe Che
rokee naiton between Teoneflee 2nd Geor
iz, 2nd on the Tenncilce river, and on the
road berwees {aid river and Nashville, and
a'/3pv piace or places where troops are or
may be stationed, marched or recrunied with
in the Rates of Tenncllce and Kenvucky.
Third. Ar the garrison ncar Viucennes,
on ihe river Wabash,
Fourth. At Fort Maflac, near the mouth
of the Ohio ,Kafkalkais, aod at any place or
places where troops are or may be flationed,
marched or recruited within the Indjana ter
ritory, founth of the 41t degree of north la.
titud=, (Vincennes excepred.)
Tifth. At St Louis, New Madrid, and
any place or places where troops ase or may
be flationed, marched or recruited in Loui.
fiana, north-of the settlements on the river
Artkanias,
Sixth. At Chickasaw Bluffs, Arkansas,
Na:chez, Fort Adams, Fort Sroddart an the
Mobile, and at any place or places where
troops are or may be flationed, marched or
creruited within the Miflilippi territory,
snd on ihe road betweea Naichez and the
Tennrllee river, (the post on said river gx
cepred.) \
Seventh. At New-Orleans, and any place
or places on the Mississippi river, below
Fort Adams, & at Opeloufas, Natchiioehes,
and ‘ar aoy other place or -places where
troous are of wav be flationed, masched or
recruited in Louisiana, not before meotioned
or provided for,
- Separate proposals will alio be received
as aforeiaid, for the supply of 2il sations,
which may be required for the ule of the
Unired Siates, from the fitlt day of Janua
ry, 1805, vatil the glft day of December of
the {ame year, both days inclafive, within
the {everal states herein after mentioned, viz.
- Eighth. AtFort Wilkinfon,Cockfpar-lil.
end, and at aoy, place or places where
trogps are or fnay be ftarioned, marched or
iecruited within the slate of Georgia, and
ofi the Indian- boundary between Georgia
and the Creek nation.
_ Nindh. At Charleston, Rocky Mountain,
on the head waters of the Santee, and atany
place or places where troops are or may be
flationed, ‘marched or recraited within the
{tates of South and North Carolina,
Tenth. At Norfolk, and atany place or
places where troops are.or may be flationed,
- marched or recruited within the fiate of Vir
mia, 3 .
! Eleventh. At Fort M*Henry, and 4t any
place or places where troops dre or may be
stationed, marched or recruited within the
slate of Maryland and the diftli& of Colum
bie: ' - ;
Tweltith. At Fort Miffiin, Piudbarg, Car
lifle, and at any place or places where troops
ere or may be flationed, marched or recruit
ed within the slates of Pennlylvania, New-
Jessey and Delaware. :
Thirteenth., At Fort Jay, Wefl Point,
Atyony, Scheneflady, and at any place or
places where troops ate or may be ftaiion
cd, maiched or recruited within the Raie of
New-York, (Niagara excepted.) .
Fooreeoth, At Fort Trumbull, Fort:
Wolcott, and at any place or places where
troops dre or may be flationed, marched or
recruited within the ftaies of Connelicut,
Rhode.l{land and Vermont, . ‘
- Fifieenth. At Fort lndependence, (Bol
ton harhour) and at any place or places where
troops are or may be flationed, marched or
recruired within the slate of Mailachufents,
(vhe dilin&l of Maine excepted.) -
Sixiecnth. At Porifinoutk, Postland, and
8t any plate or places where troops are’or
may be fatiocned, marched or recruited with
in the state of New-Hampshire and the dif
it of Maipe, R : :
A ranion 1o confifi of one pound and one
quoarter bf beef or three quarress of a pound
of pork, cightecnounces of bread or flovr,
‘ove gi! of ram; whifky or Brandy, and at
‘the rate of two guarts of salt, four quaris of
visegar, four pounds of soap, and one pound
#hd one half of candles, to every hundred
rations. The prices of the several compo- :
nent parts of the ration should be fpegified ;
but the United States reserve the right of
‘making fuchy alicrations in the price of the
compouent parts of the ration aforefaid as
shall make the price of cach part thereof
beara jult proportion to the propoled price
for the wholeration, 7+ * LN
- The rations are tobe farnithed in such quan
tities, that there shall at all times, during
the term of the proposed costsall, be fuf
fitient for the confumprien of the treops at
Michilimakabac, Detroit, Niagaraand €hik
ago for fix monthsin advance, and at each -
of the other pofls on the weltern waters fcr
atleaft three months in advance, of gaod
and wholcfome provisions if thﬂtmc Ihalg,
be required. It s also so be permiiited to all
and every of the Commandants. of fortified
places or pofis to calkfor, at seasons when
the (zme gan be tranfported,.or at any time
in the epfe of urgency such supplies of like
provisions in advance, as in'the discretion of
the Commandant thall be deemed proper.
“Ivis o beunderfiood that she coptratior s
tobe 1 the expence il of o the o
Ed by the. depredaion of an enemy.or by
fhal be puid by the United Swes at the
price of the articles captared or defiroyed
more - bérlans: oF Ciadhhbic ehirs fers, and -
amount of the articles |ot nibich: iinsaTe.
o it DERlia .y
e it %%
T xfas by it gv SV ik,
STR xﬁm"@?m} L L f
byt bSt 0 eed Boadier cuae TR b G
nihed undcs any of the proposed con
trafls, shall be issued wntil the supplies
which have been or may be farnifhes va.
der contrals now'in force, have been con.
fumed, and that a supply in advance may be
always required at any of the fixed p.fls o
the Sea board or Indian fionticrs, nov ¢x.
ceeding three months, ‘
e H. DEARBORN,
2w. May 15 Secretary of war.
et et eit o
JuR Received, direél from the Patentec's,
: AND FOR SALE BY . -
CHARLES PEIRCE.
- Ponlmouth, the following valuable FAML.
LY MEDICINES—v Iz,
Doctor COOLEY’s
VEGETABLE ELIXIR—ox
' COUGH DROPS. -
| A REMEDY far exceeding every
_other yet used, for Conlomptions,
Asthmas, Spitting ot Blood, Coughs, Short
ness of Breath, ard every other {pecies of
! difeafle to which thar organ %of life, the
| lungs, is perpetually expoled. Complauts
{ the Oppmbria Medicn 2, (or repioach to
of Ibo lungs have always been considered
the ant of physic) and it has long becon a
¢ desideratum in Medical Science, that a
‘ remedy might be devised, which should
check this wide outlet to human life, The
| many thousands which ycarly fall a facrifice
t 0 this infidiovs difcsfle, Phihifis Polmona
lis, or Confutapti(m of the Lungs, has ever
since my acquaintance with diseases (which
is almost thirty years) so excited my com
miseration, that a large share of my time
‘has been~ employed in invefligating the
canfe and cure of it; and from my most
unremitted attention and conflant research,
I have the happiness 10 proclaim to the
world, that in myVegerable Elixir, a {pecdy,
fafe, and cfle@opal remedy is generally 1o
be had.
Ivis not pretended that this medicine will
cure every difeale 1o which fuffering ho
manity is liable, as is the case with mofk
patent medicines ; diseases which are as
completeiy opposite as an acid and an alkali,
they will aflegr, are all to be cured by one
simple remtdy. Such weak impositions
! have with much propriety brought most
I patefit drugsinto disrepute. Bur the Veget.
able Elixir is calculated for cne class of
difeales only, viz, those 10 which the lungs
are exposed, and I need not observe that
they terminate in consumptions. ‘Bhe pre
corfors or harbingers of this hitherto in
traflable malady (until the discovery of the
Vegeiable Elixii) are Spitting of Blood,
, ficalty in Breahing, and a great number of
Pains su the Breast and Sides, Coughs, Dis
complaints, which flasnder and delicaie fe.
| males are so frequently labouring under,
l commencement, will ealily be obviated s
which if attended 1o immediately on their
and whose in the las flages will be much
| alleviated, and many of them effc&lually
cured. Price 55 cents a bottle,
Daoltor Rawson’s Anti-Bilisus and
Stomachic BITTERS.
Thele BiTtTeßs are too well known to
need any comment in a public advertisement.,
Suifice it, therefore, to fay, that no Patent
Medicine, Bg;orc diflcovered, bas ever met
the approbatidn of the purchaser as these-
Biuters have. ~ Price 5o cents @ box..
¢ L
Doc?. Rawson’s dnti-Billions PILLS,
| or FAMILY PHYSIC.
In great colds agd sudden atacks of dis
orders, an early ule of these Prrrs often
produce the happicft effeQls ; and taken
once in 8 or 10 days, in cases of Indige/-
tion, Cofirvenefs, Head-achs, Pains in Ihé
Stamack, Bowels, &c. ; and the Pe of my
Anti-Bilious Bitters, in the intermediate
time, has relieved patients almofi to a mira
cle. Price e 5 cents a box,
Dr. Rawson’s ITCH OINT MEN T
A certain and sale applicstion for that
disagreeable disorder called the lich. % g
- Thé Proprietor is aware of the pumerous
compolfitions offered 1o the public, with a
pretenee of fafely caring the Jich, some of -
which are fafe indeed, but have no effelt,
except that of increasing the disorder ; o«
thers come ioto the world recommended
for feeble conflitwrions, infirm old age, aod
iofants. the basis of which are some of the
most aflive preparations of Mercury, Hav
ing been acquainted with these faßs, and at
the fame time desirous, if poilible, to fup~
ply the defe&, I made trial of ™%uny fafe
and infocent compositions; and afrer much
labor and experiment, alcertained beyond
all doubt, that my Beautifiying, or Itch
Omntnicne, is a {afe and cenzin remedy, not
ovly for the Jtch, but for almost all kinds
of cutaneous eruptions. Price 2/6 a box,
- Doc?. Noufer’s WORM BOWDERS..
~ Tt-is from the long and repeated expe
rience of the infiHable nature of this Medin.
cine, iv completely destroying and expelling
~ from the body all kinds of WORMS, thas
itis ow offered for general use, having
~ a firm conviftion that there is no Medicine |
in circulation that can vie with it in diseases
~of this kind. Price 50 cents @ package.
_Do&. Lee’s Gennine (Windpam)
BILIOUS PILLS. - . 7. &
~__ Doé&or Cooley’s RHEUMATIC
. Doftor Thampfon’s TOOTH
! PASTE, for the Scurvey in the Teeth -
- and Gums, and for whitening and oreferivag.
the Teeth ;it likewile takes off all difa
_ greeable fiells &om the breath. ;
LX P 50 cents a box. -
~ Hinkley’s celebrated Remepy for
the PILES. . ' Price 5o cents @ box.
& Veery particuler dire@lions aecom.. -
~ panyrng each of these valuable Medicines.
ALL persons indebted to, or that
"4\ have any demands againt the
R, late of North Ham pton, 'ger -
3 ‘
¢ North Hampton, Féb. 25, 1804.
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