United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1802-09-04 00:00:00, page 4

The force of habit and the extreme danger of
fixing any bad habit, particularly that of drun
kenness, may be aptly illustrated by moralizing
the following piece of natural hiftory.
" On the coast of Norway is a dreadful whirl
!,eol called by the natives, Maelfttopm, which
ignifies the naval of the sea. The body of the
Waters which form this whirlpool is extended
in a circle above thirteen miles in circumference.
In the midst of this (lands a rdck,againft which
the tide, in its ebb, is dashed with inconceivable
fury: when it inftandy swallows up all things,
which come within the sphere of its violence.
“No (killin the mariner, nor strength of
rowing can work an escape. The failot at the
helm finds the (hip at firft go in a current op
tefite to his intentions ; his veffeFs motion tht/
flow in the beginning, becomes every moment
more rapid ; it goes round in circles, still nar
rower and narrower, till at lift it is dashed a
gaintt the rock, and entirely disappears."
And thus it fares with the hapless youth that
falls under the power of any vicious habit. At
firft be indulges with caution and timidity, and
struggles against the fircam of vicious inclina
tions. But every relapse carries him further
down the ' current, (the violence of which in
ercafes) and brings him still nearer to the fatal
rock in the midst of the whirlpool; till, at
length ftupified and subdued, he yields without
a flruggle,and makes shipwreck of conscience, of
. interest, of reputation, and of every thing that
^ dear and valuable in the human character.
It should also be observed, on the other hand,
that good habits are powerful as well as bad
ones ; therefore, no better advice can be given
t%outh than the following : “ Choose the mod
rational and bed way of living, and habit will
soon make it the most agreeable?"
MEDLEY—No.^To.
Sir Isaac Newton.
IT is laid of this celebrated chara&er, that he
did once in his life go" a wooing, and, as
was to be expected, had the greatest attention
and indulgence paid the little peculiarities which
ever accompany great genius. Knowing be
was fond of fmoaking, the lady assiduously
provided him with a pipe, and they were then
fated, as if to open the bufinefe of Cupid. Sir
Isaac fmoaked a few whiffs—feemed at a loss
for famething—whiffed again—and at last drew
his chair to the lady—a pause of some minutes
ensued. Sir Isaac seemed still more uneasy —
Oh! the timidity of feme men, thought the
lady when lo ! Sir Isaac had got hold of
her hand. Now palpitations began—he will
kiss it no doubt, thought (he. and then the mat
ter is sealed. Sir Isaac whiffed with redoubled
fury, and drew the captive hand near bis head ;
already the expelled salute had vibrated from
the hand to the heart, when pity tlie damsel,
gentle reader! Sir Isaac only railed her fair
hand, to make use of the fore-finger for a pur
pose he much wanted, a tobacco ,offer.
An illiterate fbopkeoper having an empty
calk, which he wiihed to dispose of, placed it
before his door and with a piece of chalk wrote
upon it " for sail," a waggish schoolboy pas
sing that way ffiortly after, and perceiving the
mistake of the " vender of wares," immediate
ly wrote underneath, for freight or pafoge, ap
ply at the bung-bole."
//new Dish.
Tn Bootan; (fays Capt. Samuel Turner) the
inhabitants boil their tea leaves until they are
tender, and eat them with butter, fait and flour,
all the ingredients being intimately blended to
gether. This wasa regale (he adds) from which
at firft our tades revolted with disgust ; but our
early reconciliation to it convinced me, that this
kind of tea gruel wants only the recommenda
tion of custom to be eftecmed a luxury.
[Embaffy to the Latta,p. 116.
A painter was employed in painting a Weft
lndia ffiip in the river, suspended on a stage
under the (hip's hern. The captain who had
Just got into the boat along fide, for the purpose
of going alhore, ordered the boy to let go the
painter, (that is, the rope which makes faft the
boat) the boy, who had never been to sea, and
was ignorant of the term) ran insanely aft, and
let go the ropes by which the Aage was held.
The captain surprised ar the boy's delay, cried
out. " You lazy dog, why don't you let go the
painter ? " The boy replied, * He'sgone, Sir;
pt, and all !" [Lond.pap.
It wascuftomary with Martha! Baffompierre,
when any of his soldiers were brought before
him for heinous offences, to fay to them, " By
G----, brother you or I will certainly be hang
ed !" which was a Efficient denunciation of
their fate. A spy being difeovered in his camp
was addressed in this language ; and next day,
as the Provost was carrying the wretch to the
gallows, he pressed earnedly to speak with the
Marffial ,alledging that he had somewhat of con
fcquerce to communicate. The Marshal, being
made acquainted with his requefl, exclaimed in
his rough and hasty manner. " It is the way of
all those rafcals.when ordered for execution,they
pretend some frivolous dory merely to reprieve
themselves for a few moments; however,bring
the dwg hither." Being introduced, the mar
shal alked him what he had to fay : " Why, my
Lord '" said the culprit, " when I firft shad the
honor of your conversation, you were Obliging
enough ro fay, that either you orljbouldbe banged ;
I come to know whether it is your pleasure
tube so ? became if, me f, Q, }'„°
Marshal wasfo much pleated with this ad
drefa that he pardoned him. [ibid.
POETRY.
A SHORT STORY.
T . —°—
J ACK DASH, in town a firfl-rate beau.
Began to think him ill;
So sent her servant, Thomas to assure him
That if by fell disease he was affail'd,
And would but freely tell her what he ail'd,
She'd get some draughts that very soon would
cure him.
The meffige hearing,thus replied young Da(h—
Friend Tom, then tell your mistress I will
thank her,
As my disorder's only want of cash,
To let the drafts be— on her brand's banler.
_ frfofcfo#<«#«••»>»«•
Some time ago
For near a month had never ventur'd out;
Twa# wife; for Jack was poor; and what be
froke ic
Was that he had no money in his pocket ;
And therefore was not quite prepar'd to meet
A friend of his, who (lily in the street,
To tap him oo the (boulder, lurk'd about.
A doctor's wife, hard by :
Who much delighted io his company,
For Jack to please the ladies had the (kill,
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MOK A LS-No. 46%
FOR SALL,
A few Pipes excellent GIN.
Superfine FLOUR.
Bohea TEA in whole chests.
Gun Powder per Cask.
Bar Iron, suitable for cart wheel
Tire, apply to
D. Waldron.
Portfmoutb, August 20;
Philadelphia LOAF'SB^
Waldron & Holman
A CQUAINT their friends &
customers that they carry on the
DISTILLERYIateIy occupied byMeffr,.
Ladd & Hill and keep a constant sup
ply of N. E. RUM, which will be fold at
the Boston prices.
Other GOODS as usual.
W. & C. Neil,
HAfE FOR SALE,
) Trinidad SU
-33 Hhds. ( GARS, of an
10 arres J excellent quality.
30 Hhds. MOLASSES ;
10 Hhds. RUM ;
Hhds. COFFEE ;
— ALSO —A general Affortmentof
GROCERIES,
on their usual moderate terms.
Portsmouth. August 24.
N7E.RW
THEfubferiber having ap
pointed John Ward
robe, Esq. his Agent & Attor
ney during his absence from the
U.States,requefts those who have
any accounts to present them for
settlement to him, arid those in
debted are requeued to make
payment to him previous to the
firft day of December next.
WILLIAM BOYD.
PortJmnutk, Augufi 20, 1802.
■,■#■ i ill ill fo ffoi}mißc*CTfflre ra fli
NEW CHEAP STORE.
Thomas Morton,
Has for SALE at his fore fan of
tke Golden Key, two doors weft of the State
Hottfe,Con,efs-Jbeet. CHEA# FoRtA'H
HYSON, Hylon Skin, Sou
chong and Bohea Teas, which he
warrants to be of the firft quality. Co.
niac and French Brandy. Hollands Gin.
Rum. Annis Bitters. Port, Sherry &
Sweet Wine. Strong Beer. Excellent
Molasses ; Coffee; Chocolate & Choco
late Shells. Loaf, India & brown Sugars.
Calk and Box Railins; Figgs; Lemons,
per box, or retail. Flour. A few old
Cheeses. qobufhels excellent Oats. Rye.
Wheat. White Beans. Pollock Fid).
Salt Pork. Mould and dipt Candles.
Powder and Shpt. Colton and Wool
Cards. Sweet Oil in flafks. Pearl Afli.
Oatmeal;Nutmegs; Cinnamon ; Cloves,
Pepper; Allfpwe; Ginger; Poland
Starch; Indigo; Mustard ; Dye Woods ;
Ailum. Small twist and common Pigtail
Tobacco. Rappee & other Snuff. Cake
Soap. Combs, different kinds. Men's
and Youth's fur and felt Hatts. Sulphur,
and Roll Brimstone. Crockery Ware.
Brooms.- Buckets. Commonand Table
Sit. Shoe Blacking. Pins. Chalk.
Boston Segars. Crackers, per barrel or
retail. Lampblack. Shoe Thread.—
Scuff boxes. Quality Binding,&c. all of
which are of a good Quality.
*, Conflant attendance from fan
rife until 9 o'c lock, and every favor thank
fully received.
Portsmouth, July 24.
BmHmmfefr re &q4@ ^^^KQ&CTranßmrara^^
^ NO 1 ICE.
WHEREAS the Store of
the Subicriberwas broke
open on the night of the loth
inst. and robbed ofthe following
articles, with sundry others, g
pieces white Satin, 2 pieces black
Mode, Broadcloths, Caffimeres,
Muslins, silk Handkerchiefs,&c.
Nath'lA. & John Haven
Have just received,
A few calks Philadelphia Loaf
and Lump SUGAR, which are
for Sale at the lowest prices for Cash or
fliort credit.— ALSO on hand —
Frelh Bohea TEA in chests.
A few Hhds.Trinidad SUGARS
COFFEE in bags, and
European Piece Goods as usual.
Port/mouth, Augu, 20, 1802.
A reward of one fourth of the
said property will be given to any
person who will apprehend the
fame,and bring it to Portsmouth,
New-Hampshire ; and Twenty-
Five Dollars for the offender or
offenders, by
Alexander Ewen.
PorUmouib, August 18, 1892.
CT NOTICE.
Having a very great opinion ®f your Bilious■
Pills, and experienced their good effects in my
family for four years past ; and observing with i
much anxiety the annual return of the Bilious l
।Yellow Fevers, in many of our large towns, andl
; believing that your pillsare the best remedy so
j preventing and curing those deftrud've difeafea
lof any—l hereby hand you a ffiort statement of
I my own case, which I request you to make pub
lic for the benefit of mankind :—- —On the firft
O&ober, 1798, I was attacked in my office with
the Yellow Fever, then raging ^try violently in
thisciry—having loft my journeyman with the
Ifever,1 fever, and my family being about two miles out
;of town, and finding my situation very critic,!,
j I immediately leYt town to join my family ; and
‘ took with me arbox of your “New-London Bilious
Pills ;" and not being regularly attended by
any physician, I was under the necessity of be
coming my own dodor. My fever raging
very rapidly, I began with the use of your Pills,
and soon found relief : —Being thereby encour
aged I continued is the use of them until f re
covered, and have net the lead doubt but they
were the mean, of flawing my life. My wife
also was attacked on leaving town, but Icon re
covered after the use of them. I have ever kept
them in my family finte, and always Ihall, at
[ being the belt domeflic pbyfic for moll of the
Icomplaints that occur.
I am your obedient servant,
I JAMES SPRINGER,
ilate Editor of the Weekly Oracle.
;The above PILLS arc kept, price 50
cents per box, so, sale bv
, JOSIAH DWIGHT, Ffflffo.
N. B. Purcbaferi mu, be particular to a, for
" Lee's New-London Bilious Pills," or they will
be liable to impftsoL Aug, 18. (60)
The Subscribers offer the follow
ing valuable FARMS for sale.
-P7Z.—
A•FARMinßumney contain
-4a ing about sixty acres of choice in
tervale, and about two hundred acres of,
the best of upland, well watered, a beau
tiful young orchard of about five hun
dred apple trees, a new two ftoiy dwelling
house, 40 by 30 feet, well boarded and
shingled, with the window frames in ; a
new and completely finifhed barn, 70 by
ggfeet, with a granary, situated upon the
great road from Cons to Boston, and a
bout one mile from the meeting-house ;
two Saw Mills; two Grist Mills, and
Clothier's works ; an excellent Hand for
a public house. -—ALSO—
Another Farm in laid Rum
ney, containing about 250 acres
of the best of mowing, pafluring, tillage
and woodland ; a good dwelling-house,
a barn 70 by „ feet ; said farm is beau
tifully watered, and within a mile of the
aforefaid meeting house and mills.
—ALSO—
A Farm in Plymouth, about
two and a half miles from theCourt-houfe,
containing forty four acres of the ticheft
of intervale ; one hundred and twenty-five
acres of upland ; an excellent orchard;
convenient dwdling-houfe ; a large barn
and died, &c. an aqueduct, conveying
water to the house and barn; hying on
the great road from Coos to Boston, a
good stand for a tavern, and has been im
proved as such since the firfl fetilement
of the country. — ALSO—
A FARM in Holdernefs, con
taining about three hundred acres of the
best of upland, which will produce above
eighty tons of Hay the present year ;
well watered ; a new well finifhed barn,
53 by 42 feet; another barn, 40 by 30
feet; two dwelling, boules ; a law mill,
with plenty of timber, a final! orchard,
an rl admirably well calculated for two
families. —ALSO—
Another FARM in said Hol
dernefs, containing between eighty and
ninety acres, more than thirty of which
is choice brook intervale ; a very good
orchard; a small dwelling-house ; a new
and well finifhed barn, 43 by 36 feet.
Any of the above described
property may be bought for lel's thin its
real value, paymentss made easy, and in
disputable, titles will be given. For fur
ther information call upon the fubferibers
at either of their ftores_Jn Plymouth or
Rumney.
JABEZ H. WELD & Co.
Plymouth, N. H. August 14, 1802.
nre».mmrorab r x 7o ^ ^^^~ra©mraffOT^
% remove ,rediftx>Jition it curing thedifeafe.
AT this teafen ot the year,
when, in crowded Cities, and ir
regular and various modes of living, con
ftiitftean almost universal predisposition
to " Bilious, biflamator, and YELLOW,
Malignant Fevers ;" It would greatly
mitigate the prevalence of Epidemical or
Sporadic cases of fever, if the citizens
would generally attend to t,bQ healths
by the frequent use of mild Bilious pur
gatives, and avoid all those circumstances
which excite pfedifpofition Into dileafe,
such as intemperance, excessive fatigue,
exposure to alternate beats and colds&c a
Accordingly the best medicine ever yet
discovered, to answer the above indica
tions, and to remove the firft Hoges of
fevers, a# has been for 4 years experit ne
ed in all the various cities and towns in
the United States where Yellow Fever
has prevailed, is
Dr. LEE's Patent New^London
Bilious Pills,
Prepared only by SAMUEL H. P. LEE,
M. D. New London, member of the
Conne&cut Medical Society.
Their good effeas and virtues are par
ticularly described in the bill of direc
tions which is given with the boxes, and
are too well known to need any descrip
tion here.
The following case was communicated to
the Patentee for publication.
NEW-LONDON, AUGUST ?, 1801.
Dod. S. H. P. Lee,
DEAR SIR,
bis appetite wfled rapidly, and with that bisfrengtb,
so that be was unable to attend to any bufmefs —when
be beard of some excellent eyes performed by Hamil
ton's worm-lozenges, be tool a large dole, which bro't
away about four yards of the worm (new in tbepof
fefen of Lee & Co.) —but a renewal of bis pains
fan convinced him that this men,roue reptile had
recovered its f, vigor— Application was made to
Lee es Cd.for more of tbkir medicine, with their ad
vice—from which resulted the total expulfon of his
formidable enemy, injeveral pieces, which befuppofed
1 to be fix or eight yards more.—Afew weeks have
, since eta,fed, and Mr. Fuller is now in perfea health.
\ The above fads are well known to a nume-
I rous circle of his neighbors,and himfelf will grat
ify any who may wilh to make further enquiries
on the fubje&. Altho' Hamilton's worm-lozen
ges produce such powerful effeds when neceffa
' ry,yet they arc perfectly innocent and mild in
their operation on the human body, even when
taken in large doses, as Mr. Fuller will teftify.
Their peculiar mildness is abundantly evident
in the cures of infants already publifhcd.
X^r^ A Small FARMly
ing in Epping, about
fiffi^M 2 miles from the meeting,
boufe, containing 50 Acres
dtoraaUi of excellent land, with a
good Houle and Barn, with 2 good orch
ards, wood land, &c. any perlon incliu.
ing to purchase Ltd Farm may apply to
RICHARD CLIFFORD, of Poplin.
Poplin^Auguft loth. 1802.
W^rm-deftroying LuZENGES,
WHICH have within Three Years past cur
ed upwards of One Hundred and Twenty
Tboufand Performs,of both fcxes,of every age,and
in every situation, of various dangerous com
plaints, arising from worms,and from foulnefs or
obftroaions in the stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears 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 sometimes to
endanger the patient's life ; on the contrary a
peculiar excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution; contains
nothing but what is perfectly innocent, and is
so mild in its operation that it cannot injure
the moll delicate pregnant lady, or the tendered
infant of a week old, should 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
du&ion of worms and many fatal disorders.—
They are particularly officacious in carrying off
all gross humours and eruptions ; feverifh and
bilious complaints, and are the fafeft and mild
est purgative that can be used on any eccaflon.
Mr. Samuel* Fuller, Innkeeper on the Hart
ford rood, ten miles from Baltimore, began about 1%
months ago to be grievously affißed with a tape worm,
which increased fa, infee and ,?chgtl,fo as to ex
cite the mo, horrid fen/ations by its writing motions,
and intolerable pains, -resembling the gnawing and
tearing es bis bowels, which deprived him of bis necef-
f ary,rep, and caused such dreadful apprebenfons as
cannot be conceived but by one in a ftmilar fixation —
Fuji received from Lee & Co's Patent
andfamily Medicine Store, Baltimore,
and for fakby Charles Peirce.
HAMILTON'S
BARLE Y Wanted.
CASH will be paid for a quan
tity BARLEY—apply to
Matthew S. Marjh.
Valuable Medicines
A^d tbeJjmptoms by which th, are known.
Worms which infeft the human body
are chiefly of four kinds, viz. The teres or large
round worm, the afcarides, or maw worm, the
Cucurbitina, or short, flat white worm ; and
faftly, 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.
Among the symptoms attending worms, are
disagreeable breath, efpccially in the morning ;
bad and corrupted gums; itching in the nose
and about the feat convulsions 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, w ith slimy and feted (look;
vomiting ; large and hard belly ; pains and
sickness at the stomach ; pains in the head and
thighs, with lowness of spirits ; flew fever,with
small and irregular pulse; a dry cough ; exces
sive thirst ;fometimes pale and unhealthy coun
tenance, and sometimes the face bloated and
flulhed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above fymp
toros, Iheuld have immediate recourfc to Ham
ilton's Worm Defraying Lozenges, which have
been constantly attended with success in all
complaints fimilaftto those above described.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, will effe&ually prevent
the " vomiting and purging of children," a
dreadful disorder which annually destroys thou
fapds of the infant part of our citizen#. It is
likewise the mildest and most certain remedy
known, and has reflored to health and strength
a great number when in an advanced stage of
this fatal complaint—particular and plain in
ftru&ibns are given for every part ofthe neces
sary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with
eagerness, having a plcafing appearance, and an
agreeable tafte@ i dollar a box.
TAPE WORM
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Dr. Hamilton's genuine Essence and
ExtraA of Mustard.
A fafe and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, gout, rheumatic gout,
palsy, lumbago, num briefs, white swellings,
chilblains, fptains, bruises, pains in the face and
neck, &c. &c.
This valuable remedy is prepared both in a
fluid date and in pills, and thus excellently a
dapted both for external and internal use.
The Pills operate mildly by urine and by in
feu fible perspiration, expelling the fupeifluous,
and morbid humors; they are highly cordial to
the stomach, create appetite, assist digefl ion, re
move flying 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 palfy—
and by its peculiar penetrating and dispersing
quality,removes the most violent fprains,bruifes,
numbnefs,frffncfs of the neck,joints, &g fwelled
faces, headache, indurated breads, uhite-fwel
lings, frozen limbs, &c. and will infallibly pre
vent the ill effc&l of wet or damp in the fest.
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE,
Some ma, be fin-prized that this medicine
should be prescribed with equal fucctf. in such
a variety of cases, but this lurpnze will cease
when it is recolteded, that dll those complaints
{efult from the fame causes—a ffowoefs in the
circulation of the lymph, or obftrudhoos in the.
lymphatic vessels.
Cases of Cures fcleded from a numeri
OUS lift.
Letters to the Proprietors,
From Dr. Weatherburn.
Wythe County, Virginia.
Gentlemen,
Ipurcbafed at yourfap the preparation, you
call Hamilton's Essence and Extras of Mus
tard, which I believe bi s perfeAly temoved a ctron
ic rbeumatifm (of that bind named Sciatica, or of
the hip joint) under zubieb I bad laboured for a long
time, and -which bad buffed every article in the Ma
teria Medica, and every mode of treatment received
into practice for the cure of this obfinate disease. —If
you think this letter ufeful, you are at liberty to make
it public. Toure, Wc. P. WEATHERBhJRN.
From Capt. Dawes, Arch Street, Phila
delphia.
As you think it will be ufeful, you are at liberty
to publijb my testimony in favor of Hamilton's Of
fence and extract of Mustard.
I have been about four years much offiaed with
the rbeumatijm in my Jhoulders, and fometimesfo vio
lently aftaedas to prevent me from moving m, arms,
and I was never free from severe pain in some part
or other. I purcbafed a bottle of drops advertised
under a title similar to your medic ine, but experienced
the most excruciating smart from its application,
which obliged me to deft? —At length I was advised
by Dr. Briggs to try Hamilton's Efface and Ex
tradl of Mustard, from which Ifound immediate
relief, and by the use of three boxes and two bottler,
I have recovered afate of perpea health andfrengtb
—lJball take a good fopply to sea, and never be
without so valuable a medicine in my poffson.
lum,% I.R. Da^ES w
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Mr. Henry Reese, Butcher, proprietor of
No. 24 Centre Market-House, Baltimore.
SIR, —About two months °g°, your valuable
medicine proved of singular Jervice to me, I was nob
able to movefrom my room for upwards of a fort
night, with the rbeumatym er rlcimatic gout in my
left foot and uncle, when Dr. Itabanan recommenZ
ed the Eftnee of Mtfard, as the only medicine to be
depended on, and di, card me where to procure it, and
'V u f'"Z '^ t '°" ° quarter of a bottle and a few of
the pills, I was able to ride to market next day, and
have beenperfefity free from ray complaint everfince.
HENRK REESE.
a
Mrs. MARY M cßae, wife of Mr, George
M'Crae, Grocer, Frill point, was perfectly cured
(by persevering in the use of Hamilton's Eflence and
Extraa of Muflard) of a rheumatic complaint of
eleven years sanding. The greatest part of last
winter foe "Was unable to drejs or undress without
a ,fance.fhe bad the bes medical advice both in Eu
rope and America without effeß.
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Dr. HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,
A fovereigo remedy for colds, obstinate coughs,
catarrhs, asthmas, fore throats, and approaching
confumpti ons.
Thousands are too well acquainted with the
nature and effects 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 taughtathoufandt that .the common opiates
and balfamies, 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, incrofe the difficulty of
breathing, and excite fever. But the quality of
this valuable difeovery are evinced by perfc&ly 7
opposite tffe&s Ajingle trial will prove that it
restores the determination of the fluids to the
furface of the body, and brings on the common
healthful perspiration ; that dislodges and e
vacuates the tough, viscid phlegm, or mucus
strengthens the weakened vcffcls of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humors which irritat
the lungs, and finally difeharges them. Thus
striking at the root of the disorder,the fymptoma
are of course effectually and 'permanently eon,
quered, the reverse of common medicines which
weaken the cooflitotion and give strength to
the disorder, for the fake of moderating for the
present some of its painful effect,.
To parents who may have children affiiaed
with the Hooping Cough, this difeovery is of
the firft magnitude, as it affords immediate re
lief, checks the progrefe, and in a ihort time en
tirely removes the most cruel disorder to which
children are liable. The Elixir is so perfectly 2.
grecaWe, and the dole so fmail, that no difficulty
arises in taking it. 1 dollar a bottle.
Mr. Abijah Hculy, bridgefoeet, Baltimore
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, of a
very* compliodted disorder occafon.d by a cold, caught
fevera Imonths before — He breathed with the greatest
difficulty,and was often thrown into weakeningfweate
when he attempted to walk any dfance, and big
voice would frequently fail injueb a degree; that be
could only attempt to wbifper; he has been upwards
affix weeks without a return of bi, complaints, and
deJirec to give bis public tefimony in favor of this
invaluable medicine,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, South Howard-Rreet,
was greatly relieved of an aftmatic complaint of fev-'
oral years fanning, by thejiff bottle of Hamilton's
Elixir—and by tbe use of Jive bottlesfe bar acquired
a degree of ease and frengtb to ivbicb Jb e bas long
\ been a granger. Sbe bad taken balsam of boney,
Cbursb's cough drops And other medicines,rittyut any
benefit, and foretimes to tbe evident injury of her
breathing. _
Dr. HAMILTON^* „
Grand Reftoftyfre,
I Which tbe inventor confidently recommends (tan in
valuable medicine, fer the speedy relief germ: -
• rent cure of the various complaints wlra refute
from diffipaced pleasures, juvenile indifefttions,
residence in climates unfavorable to the confti
tutioo ; the immoderate use of tea, frequent
intoxication or any other deftruftive intempce
rance ; the uofkilful 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 io the cure of
Nervousdiforders —Confumptiens—Lowntfs of
fpiritsy Loss ofappetite—rlmpurity of the blood
—Hyuericab affections—lnward weaknefles—
violent cramps in thc gomach and back—lndi
geftion—Melancholy— Gout in the stomach—
Pains in tbe limbs—Relaxations— Involhncar,
ttroffion&—Seminal weaknesses Obftinze
gleets—Flour albus, or whites—lmpotencyty
Barrenness, &c. % Dellar ^o Cents a talk.'
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