The United States oracle of the day — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-05-23 00:00:00, page 4

ONCE on a time (as ancient poets sing)
The Trees went forth in date t' anoint a king.
FirG to the Oboe-Tree they thus began ;
Come thou, and o'er thy fubjedt forred reign.
Shall I (he anfwer'd) leave my native foil,
My genial fatnefs, and ambrosial oil,
With which they honor God and Man, and go
To be promoted o'er the torreft ? no.
Then to the Fig- Tree humbly thus they fu'd,
Come thou and reign sole monarch of the wood.
With me (he anfwer'd) royalties ill suit,
I'll not forfake my fwectnefs, and my fruit.
My rural innocence, and native case,
And go to be promoted o'er the trees.
The noble, gen'rous Vine, they next in pkir'd,
Come thou, and reign the grove's majcitie lord.
D'ye think me mad ? (retorts th' indignant vine)
Shall I forfake my soul-inspiring wine,
Whole flavor cheers the heart of God and man,
To reign o'er barren trees ? I will not reign.
Last to the Bramble, all united said ,
Come thou, and o'er us reign, our fov'reign dread.
If ye, indeed (he cry'd) anoint Mt king,
Trust wholly in the shadow of my wing.
If not —let fire from out the bramble pour,
And all thy cedars, Lebanon devour !
Thus noblest minds all pageant-pomp disdain,
While cv'ry bramble would a monarch reign.
Thy groves, Columbia ! happier fate have fovtd.
For their wife rulers fam'd the nations round.
In godlike Washington end Adams join
The Olive, Fig-Tree, and the cluft'ring Vine!.
Their fertile branches spread thro' cv'ry grove,
And call'd the dews of Hermon from above.
Thy happy forrefls flourifhfd while they fway'd,
And grew, and profper'd, in their foft'riog. shade,
Where thorns, and weeds, and briars promifeuous
clung, „
The healing fir-tree, and sweet myrtle sprung.
Thy fragrant hills did balmies sweets difdofe,
And thy raft defarts bloffom'd as the rose.
Try ftatcly Pines a loftier height affum'd,
Thy Oaks spread broader, and thy Laurels bloom'd,
With ev'ry bliss thy peaceful shores were crown'd,
And universal nature fm:l'd around!
May their successor merit equal praise,
And wear with them the laurel and the bays.
Ip like perfection, the fame fruit produce,
The Olive, Fig, and Vine's nedareous juice.
(Emblems of pease, of plenty, and of joy ! )
And no curft bramble our fair groves deflroy.
Then (hull the trees in cv'ry wood rejoice,
|n grateful flrains, resound Columbia's voice.
Her spreading glories reach remotefl lands,
And all her thoufond forreft§ cl^p their hands.
the MORALIST—No. 377.
DROWNED]—M Salem, Moses Stickney, in
attempting to pafsfrom the neek to a sloop lying belaid,
DIED —At Amberfl, mrs, Catharine Kendall,con
fer! of Lieutenant Thaddeus Kendall
At Ofaego, EliJba Ely, aged sl, a pbyfcfan,aaivi
in the Revolution —bus ied with the honors of war.
lit Marcus-Hoot, Rei, fames Armor, A, B. y
At Boston fobn Grover, aged 42; me, Nancy
Hearffy, aged 31, wife of Thomas Hearty ; miji
Mary Thayer, aged 78; Nicholas Brorun, aged 40
—mrs Catbarins Dodd, aged 32, wife of Wm. D.
Andrew Townfend,fen. aged 8! f mrs sane Hai
fa, aged 44, wife of Capt. Alien Hallet / mrs
Hannah Brigbam, wife of Capt. John Brigham —
fobn Morrison, aged 26 ; mrs Hannah Neat, 5%
In England on the lift Feb. by a ftioke of
Apoplexy, Arthur Savage, Esq. aged 70, form
erfy of Boston.
gty The report in the Englijb papers of the death
^tbe celebrated Herfchell, ufaij tQ le unfounded
ANOTHER DEATH.
, from a London paper, of fan. 2, lßor.
^ The good old Lady, known by the name of
the Eighteenth Century, who resigned all her
Cares on Wednesday night I^l, was quietly bu
tied io the family vault of Eternity. Her off
foring, all of whom were cut off at the fame
time, eonfifted of 100 sons, who were known
by the name of Years; 36,500 grand fons|and
grand daughters, called Days and Nights ;
1,6,000 great great, grand children married
into the family of Hours; <2,560,000 great
great grand children, named Minutet-and
j, 1f3.600,000 great greet great grand childre,
of the pigmy race of Seconds.
— Cberkflown, fobn R. Green, to miss Ann
Temple Nicbelfon
— New- Haven, William Turner, to miss Ma
ry Talmadge.
MARINE D] —At Bo,on. Captain William
Williams, to miss Margaret Atwood; Jos. Burge,
to mrs Sarah Deming
Newbury. Thomas Lord to mijs Solly Newman.
— Newburyport, Matthew P. Dole, to miss Sally
Rollins ; Capt. "John A.Putnam to miss Sally Davis.
Thomas Pritchard, to miss IfabeUa Worley.
LAW is like a thorn bufe, dangerous to be
bundled like a bunch of fjb book, full of
catches ; and like bad weather, yet many people
choose to keep in it.
A Courier Being ill, and deeply in debt, told
his confeffor that the only favor he had t®
?& of God was, that it would plcafe him to
lengthen his life until he had discharged his
debts. The confeffcr, believing that he had a
real design to pay them, replied, that the motive
was so good that there was room to hope God
would grant his request ff God was to favor
me so far,faid the tick man, (aside to one of his
old acquiantance)l might be certain never to die.
To tirt believers in Divine Revelation.
THE following ttftimdny from Sir William
Jones in favour of the Holy Scriptures, can
not but be highly acceptable, a, well as inter
esting : and it would be acknowledged by every
Christian as subservient to the honor of God's
holy word, if our newspaper printers throughout
the United States, would give it a place in their
publications,
" This learned man, after possessing himfclf of
all that the Sages and Philosophers of all times,
hive said and thought upon the works of Nature,
wrote the following note at the end of his Bi,
ble : " 1 have regularly and attentively read
these Holy Scriptures, and am of opinion that
this volume, independently of its divine origin,
contains more true fuhlimity, more exquisite
beauty, more pure morality; jnore important
hiftory, and finer strains both o^^try and el
oquence, than can be coOeded ^m all other
books, in whatever age or language they may
have been comppfed. The two parts of which
the Scriptures consist, are connected by a chain of
compositions which bear no resemblance in form
or ftile,to any that can be produced from the
floras of Grecian, Persian, or even Arabian learn
ing : the antiquit, of these competitions no man
doubts; and the unfrained application of them to
events tong fubfauent to their publication, is a solid
ground of belief that they are genuine produdl
ions, and §onfequently infyiKd,
The MEDLEY—No. 163.
For jbe United States Oracle of the Day.
Poetical Retofitory.
JOTHAM'S PARABLE.
Imported takefa Harriot pom Brif&,
a genera! aflvtnier.t 0, GOODS fa the
Ship Chandlery Line.
AND FOR SALE BY
at their fare in Fore-Street ;
the following articles :
RUSSIA & Ri-fQ^art black Jacks,
vens DUCK.Ji'int ditto.
Rutfis Sheeting. pint ditto.
PITCH. TAR. t Speaking Trumpets
ROSIN. +H>rn Lanthorns.
BRIMSTONE. +Tm ditto.
Black Varnish. ±Sailors Pots.
Sheathing NAILS.JCotfee Pots.
Deck NAILS. IS, 15& izthread
20 I, iod, 6d& 41 Lines.
NAILS. Deep tea Lines ^hd
2d &8 I Sprigs. ¥ Leads.
Pomp NAILS. ¥ Hand Lead Lines&
4d, 6d & SdClouts.f Leads.
Scupper NAILS. iMarline.
Club AXES. ^Whipping Twine.
Carpenters rfftto. Sewing Twine.
Coopers'Adze. * Mackerel Lines.
Ships ditto. ^Buntings.
Hatchets. ^CHARTS, viz.
Iron Shovels. t Romans Gulf,
Jack & Smoothing* W. India Charts,
PLANES. ,Coast of France,
Fry PANS. 4Mediterrancah,
Belt Steel Plated^ North Sea,
Hand-Saws. ¥St. Ge'o. Channel,
Iron ditto. fCoaft of Guinea,
A variety of ^Moore's Epitome,
H and, HL hinges. ISeamen's journals.
Burt Hinges. [ — —
GIMBLETS. link Powder.
CHISELS. fink Stands.
GOUGES. *Brafs Compasses.
AUGERS. tWood ditto.
Bung Borers. + Telescopes.
Draw Knives. ±Quadrants.
Brass Cocks. YRound Sea Hooks.
Tm'd Iron Tables Sail Needles.
Spoons. # Paint Brushes.
Tea ditto. *Tar Brushes
Gridirons. ,Safli Tools.
Tormentors. ^Scrubbing Brushes.
Ladles. ^Cfamps.
Wood Screws. ^Mops.
Post Coffee Mills. ¥ Hanks.
Pump Hammers. + Time Glasses.
Carpenter's ditto, "i Binnacle Lamps.
Tinder Boxes, withj Dividers
Feints & Steels. *Guoter Scales.
Japan'd Candlefiefa± Ground SPANISH
Chest Locks. I BROWN.
Cabin door Locks.jGrormrf Yellow Oto.
B^nbiiry Locks. ^Venetian Red.
Padlocks. JPruffian Blue.
Knives. IVermillion.
Palm Irons. + White Lead.
Pin Mauk. Iked Lead.
Caulking Irons. tLogs& Log Reels.
Making Irons. 7 Lead Pencils.
Marking ditto. fPhilad. Camboofes.
IV. India Goods as ujual.
WINES; BRANDY
TEAS ; IRON, &c.
Portsmouth, May 8, iSof.
FOR SALE BY
S d Holman,
At No. 7, Porfmouth-Pier,
16 hhds. W. I. RUM.
30 bbls. N. Ei do.
5 pipes oil proof BRANDY.
10 chests Souchong TEA.
Hollands GIN; India SUGAR.
Malaga WINE. PEPPER.
Philadelphia Iron. Pork & Beef.
2 Bales India COTTONS.
I Case Bandannas.
.., . Pwj/mnuth, MQ, I^ol.
■ ■»»*■■ inwmwiniwVM*. . ■■ ----- I- -in
SAL T.
FOR IALE BY
Clark & Connor,
In Fore Street,
Liverpool SALT:
St. Martins' do;
IRON and STEEL.
FLOUR and CORN.
Kiln dried MEAL.
Ship BREAD.
BEEF; PORK & TONGUES,
&foic. PdrtfmoW.h, May q, 1801.
Alexander Lyel,
TAILOR,
RESpeftfully informs his cus
tomers and the public, that he has
removed to drop No. 3, Daniel street, (z
doors weft of the Oracle Printing office)
inhere he carries on the Tailoring business
in all its brarches-in the best manner,
and the finalleft favor acknowledged with
gratitude.
N. B. Tho' said Lyel does dot keep
Clothe he can furnifh his customers with
tuits of every description at the usual
credit. Portfmouh, May 9, 18oi.
CLOSER & HERDS GRASS
A quantity of excellent , ,
POLLOCK FISH
At Jus fop final Port/mQuth Pier.
— LIKEWISE
W. I. Goods & Groceries.
S E E D,
FOR SALE BY
Elisha Whidden,
Long & Hamilton,
Porfmouth, Meiji 2, 1801.
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
Tories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths shop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land. —A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a ship-yard, is the best Situation for
the purpose on the PifcataqUa; and
while it presents an advantageous ef
tablifhmcnt for the naval archited, is
susceptible of such improvements a<
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentleman. For terms and
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
W. D. PECK.
Hopkins's Cciebi^cti Elastic
Razor Straps and Raff,
is now received and for hie at C. Peira'd
and W. fo&tef Boal Bores, Ptffauth
'J/ . & r '' . .^/L ^''L : *"4 > ■ <<¥+#^ r sffifc*HMl
A GOOD SPECULATION.
S^fel WANTED
A HOUSE
FRAME,
Or the fame dimensions,
height, width, depth, with glass, f fil
es, Joors, and windows ; and divided in
the fame wty I—ln a word, a House as
the one in Buck-street, Portfoouth, the
property of the underwriter, as fir back
as the Mifienm ; which house is now in
the occupation of Mr. Timothy Winn ;
next door to Mr. Robert Yeaton, baker.
It would be neceflary, that the perlon who
fhali be disposed totfaife such a house, for
the fubferiber, in the town of Cummings
b rough, by Stabrock, fhoukj have the
boards and clipboards, already placed ; —
the doors, (allies, & windows ready ; like
wise ibe partitions, blinds, upper and up.
der floors ;— That by railing this build.
"% the joiners would save a great deal of
time. There is no necessity for chimnies.
Any person inclined to bui^
such a House in Demerara, are desired to
give information to Mr. Matthew S.
Marsh, of Portfinouth. The freight of
the Frame, Boards, Nails, &c. will be paid
by the fubferiber ; the joiners employed
forthe railing and finifliiog of the House,
(hail be found, and provided gratis, with
their board, weblog, &c. and returned to
Portsmouth, free from any charges. Th;
payment will be half down, at the arrival
of the vessel, with the Hotrfe, &c. and the
other half when finished. The house to
be finished by the last ^y <( Dec. 1801.
N. ROUSSELET.
Rio Den,erara.,\(>th Feb 1801.
Which are for file at his store in Market
ftreet, at a very low advance for cash;
— Among which are —
SUperfine Broad Cloths and
Kerfeymeres; Mcfcfeilles & Muflinet
WaiGcoatings ; Nankeens ; clouded,
Griped, twill'd ano silk Nankenetts ;
Jeans; Fustians ; twill'd Velvets.
Chintzes and Calicoes; Ging
hams ; Copperplates ; book, jaconet,
cambrick, lappet and forigg'd Muffins ;
black do; Dimities; MuGinetts ; Quilt
ings ; muslin Shawls and Handkerchiefs,
mens Neckerchiefs; purple and chintz
Shawls ; romal, linen, cotton, bandanna,
check'd and black silk Handkerchiefs;
black, white and color'd silk Shawls.
Black and color'd Luftrings $
black Sarins and Modesj color'd pelong
Satins; Sarinetts ; plain, crape and cy
press Gauzes; mens Grip'd andjwil,J
black Salins.
N. A. &J Haven,
Have imported per the Minerva, a general
✓ffortment of
Seasonable GOODS,
Which will be disposed ot on
reasonable terms.
Portfauuth, 'Tav 16. TSOT.
Has opened a large and general assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Irish Linens ; India Cottons ;
check'd and Griped Linens and Cottons ;
Moreens; Ruffels ; Calimancoes; Du
rants ; Tammies.
White thread Laces and Edg
ings ; Ribbands ; Glove ties ^Gallooms;
Tastes; Ferrets; Sewing-Silks; Threads;
Bindings; Pins ; Needles ; Scitlars ;
lied, pearl, plated and gilt Buttons ;
sleeve Buttons ; ivory and norn Combs;
Pocket Books; Fans ; Umbrellas; Pa
rafoies ; Oil Cloths, &c.&c. Uc.—Alfa
An assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS.
Portsmouth, Ma, 16, 1801.
10 BE dOLD,
A House & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—
Mens and youths white and
fancy cotton Hose, black & white Silk do.
womens cotton ditto; Womens black,
white, and color'd silk Gloves & Mitts ;
mens white and black silk ditto, beaver
and waft) leather ditto; ladies and gen
tlemens beaver Hats; Plumes.
Beverly Bed-Tick
Os the firlt quality, for sale by
^ohn Marsh.
Portsmouth, May 2, 1801.
Jolhua Blake
NEW GOODS.
GOODS,
— 0
SUPERfine Broad Cloths and
Caffimeres; fafhionable Waistcoat
ing ; Cotton Denims; Jean's; Fustians;
clouded, twill'd & silk Nankeenets.
Calicoes Ind Chintzes of the
latest faffiion; Dimeties; Grip'd and
flower'd MuGinets; book, jaconet, and
cambrick Muslins ind muffin Handker
chief,; Grip'd, checkfl, and tambor'd
Muslins; black Muslins; Mens Necker
chiefs ; chintz, purple, silk and camels
hair Shawls; black silk Shawls; Ban
danoes ; Romals; linen & cotton Hand
kerchiefs. A variety of Fafiionable
Straw Bonnets ; Ladies black
beaver Hats & Bonnets ; straw and other
fafhionable Bonnet Trimmings ; black
and fancy Feathers ; Fans; Parafoles
and Umbrellas.
NEW GOODS.
0
Oliver Briard
Has just received, and has now
ready for sale, a large and general assort
ment of SPRING & SUMMER
G OO I) S,
Os the latest importation, which
he offers for file Cheap for Cash, ar his
Store in Market-Greet. May 2. ißor.
James Henderson,
Has received a general assortment of
SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS.
IVhich are now opening for sale at Ait Store in
Market freet, CHEAP for Casi 1 —
CONSISTING or
Mens and youths whjte and co
lor'd cotton Hose; Women and misses
cotton Hose ; Women's silk, cotton and
kid Mitts and Gloves; cotton & worfled
Pantaloons; Mens beaver & wash leather
Gloves ; silk and cotton elaftick Braces ;
Stock Stitfoers.
Durants; Tammies ; Shalloons;
Grip'd and plain Callimancoes ; Moreen;
Taboreens ; Florentines; Lastings; Sat
tinets. Fafionable
Mens & Youths Hats ; India
Cottons; brown Hollands ; Cotton and
cotton & linen Check. Fafanable
Coat & vest Buttons ; Ferrits;
Bindings; Gallooms; Tapes; Threads ;
sewing Silk ; Twifl; Bobbins; Laces;
Edgings ; Ribbons ; Tastes ; Modes;
Sarfnets ; black & color'd Satins; crape,
cypress & plain Gauzes; Millinetts, &:c.
WHEREAS sundry of the inhabi
tants of this town have exerted
themselves in adorning many of the streets
and public walks with beautiful rows of
trees, which will be of great advantage to
ail perlons passing by them, if they are
permitted to ffand without being broken
or injured, and notwithstanding a former
advertisement for detecting those persons
that have diabolically broken and des
troyed many of said trees, and have lately
repeated the insult in several of oui streets,
which every good citizen will efieen ia
public injury.
Therefore the SeleAmen hereby offer
the above reward of Two Hundred Dollars,
to any perlon or perlonsthat will give
evidence fu fficient to convid any person
(ideots or dillraded persons excepted)
that have! or fhali be so audacious as wil
fully to break or injure any of the afore
laid trees, or any trees that may be set in
other streets in this town; as the offenders
will lie liable to pay all damages of the
kind, tint have lately been perpetrated
here. It is therefore recommended, and
earnestly requested that the inhabitants
do keep a watchful eye upon those unruly
night-walkers that infeft our streets, and
are pells to Society ; and that a flop may
be put to their villainous practices in fu.
Ture,' by bringing them to such punish
ments as the laws inflict ob such offenders.
GEORGE GAINS, )
MOSES WOODWARDI
SAM'I HUTCHINGS, \Seleanten.
ELIJAH HALL,\
EDWARD CUTTS, J
Wm. Lang & Co.
MAGNERS ROir, BOSTON,
An assort ment of Fashionable
—Also —
A few boxes of HATS.
Boston, May 1, 18< )I.
NOTICE is hereby given,that
the Subscriber, having tyeri'dilly
appointed administrator to the Eflate of
JEREMIAH KNOWLES, Esq.
late of Hampton, deceased, —and has
given bonds as the law direAs.—All
persons having demands on laid estate,
a/e reqUeffed toekhibit them, —and thole
indebted ate hereby called on to make
payment to BENJAMIN DOW, At
torney for GAMALIEL KNOWLES,
Received pe t Packet from Liverpool, and
FOR SALE j£Y
SeafrtyA, May 12, for, ——
CHAISE for Jak.
ONE handsome new ftanding
top CHAISE, and two second-band
ditto, to be folu tafoitabl, — lnquire of the
Prints faeil il
Spring GOODS.
200 Dollars Reward.
NLIC GOODS.
Portsmouth, Mg, QdBOG-
"It is that whit , and yellowish Tar
tarifed Calk, which adheres to the teeth,
next the gutns, causing, scurvy, loose flab
by bleeding gums ; and the complete
deftrnaion of the enamel of the teeth ;
that so frequently disfigures the beauty
renders the teeth rotten and loose in their
Sockets, and affliAs mankind, with pains,
the moll excruciating."*
Pide. London Med. Efe,
CT CAUTION!
Be ever particular to observe, that the true
and genuine Pafle is of a dark purple colour,
•which it in flantly diflinguifiedfrom counter
feits ; and is fold onl, in this city by thejub-
Briber, being th, only proprietor in America.
This PASTE will, on using, be sensi
bly perceived to brace up and flrengthen
the fibres, and with a little continuance
will perfeSly cure the Scurvy in the
Gums, changing them from that livid
ditagreeable colour, to a fine pale red,
occasioning them to grow firm and close
to the teeth; so that those teeth which'
were before loose and ready to drop out,
Will betortie entirely faft and steady, and
from being black and foul, will make
them appear white & beautiful. It like
wise preserves the teeth from growing
rotten, keeps such as are delayed a long
time from growing worfr, and takes off
all difagreeble fmclls from the breath,
which generally arise from Scorbutic
gums and bad teeth, It has a beautiful
aromatic taste and flavour.
Price §0 Cents per box.
Prepared only jn America at the store of
Sam'l H. P. Lee, New-London.
Dancing Academy
OPENED.
Information is hereby diffufed
to all lovers of that elegant accomplish
ment, Dancing, that Hr. MAURICES
academy for that purpose is now open at
the elegant new market Hall, on Monday
and Thursday Evenings for the large, and
Thurlday and Saturday Afternoons for
the final! class. Mayg.
For sale by the fubferiber at hit
Apothecaries Shop in Market freet, direct
from the Patentee, afurther fuppl,of
Doctor Lee's Patent N. London
Prepared only by Samuel H. P. Lee, M.D.
New-London, Connecticut,
and immediate poffio+ igHen,
THAT convenient Dwelling
House, in Market-street
lately occupied by the fubferiber,-
Apply to William Boyd.
Portsmouth, May 16, ißor.
TO BE LEI
By Jacob Walden,
AN Elegant convenient large
SHOP in Daniel-Greet, opposite the
sign of the Lamb, — He has FOR SALE
at the fame place,
Malaga WINE per qr. calk.
Superfine FLOUR per bbl.
MOLASSES per hhd.
Also, FOR SAL E,
A HOUSE lately oc
copied by Mr. John Gouch, to be re
moved. Portsmouth, May 16. lßot.
THESE Pills are celebrated through
out the United States, and Weft-
Indies, in the cure and prevention of In
termittent, Remittent, Bilious, Inflamma
tory, and Yellow Fevers—Jaundice —,
Bilious Cholic—lodigeftioii—Droply —
Gout, Rheu'matifm, Pleurily, Chlorofis.
Worms, Dysentery, BillionsVomitings,
Convulsion and Epileptic Firs, Asthma,
Coughs and Colds accompanied with
Costiveness—Foul Stomach —Scurvy—
sor, Throat-Hypochondria, and Hys
terical Affeeions, &c. tec. &c.
To be Sold or Let,
The) are also highly esteemed for their
virtues when taken in the spring season,
summer and autumn, and by removing
an overcharge of Billious redundancies
in the Stomach and Bowels, and thereby
prevent most of those diseases concurrent
with an Epidemical season—their opera
tion is an easy and eftaual, purgative,
and may be taken without risk of getting
cold or any inconvenience, therefore ex
tremely proper for travellers by lea or
land, they are good to relieve the system
after a hearty meal or a nights debauch,
their use in Epidemics of any kind are
too well known to need any comment ;
their success in Dysenteries are peculiarly
beneficial, and have been found to be
the best evacuant to remove the caules of
Fluxes of any.—Certificates of their ef
ficacy may be seen at the place of sale,
price §0 Cents per Box, and 5 Dollars
per Dozen, to fell again.
JOSIAH DWIGHT,
Agent for the Patentee in Portsmouth.
Also, That valuable Medicine
After wa firing th, teeth and gums clean,
dip your brush or finger into the pfte,
and take about as much as will lie on the
point of a penknive, and rub the gums
arid teeth freely, until it has removed ev
ery impurity—This do every moinin,
and wash it offwith water. Sold asafo.
Drugs, Medicines and Dying;
DRUGS, fold as usual bv
IOSIAH DWIGHT
Ar"™" h > M ^ 2, ifa.
The Celebrated
AROMA TIC PAS TE,
For the Teeth, and Gums,
INTERESTING.
BILIOUS PILLS.
BY APPOINTMENT.
METHOD OF USING.