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Dr. Radcliffe and Dr. Case, spending an even
ing together, were <ery jovial. “ Here brother
Case," fays Dr. Radcliffe, “is a health to all the
fools your patients." 1 thankVou, good brother,' 7
replie J'Cafe," “ let me have all the fools, and you
are heartily welcome to the rest of the practice."
King Charles the Second, coming from New
Market through Shore.ditch to London, observing
a wall or bank lately „made there of horns, as is
common in (hit road, "bid Rochester, who was in
the coach with hhn, take notice of it ; " Ay, fir,
faid# he, the citizens seem to have been laying
there heads together, to mend the way against
„ your Majesty came by ! !"
pretb.+wfoQ"'^±-#r tw&flmrcwrt—cumremc-
To be Sold or let,
'^^^^^l THE dwelling house oc
^IIII Bill copied by the fobfcriber,
^^@^@ll a"' 'po&ffion given on the
firft day of May next^or
footer, it ucCcliary—For terms apply to
H.S.LANGDON.
Portfmoutb, March 16, 1802.
To be Let or Sold,
#A convenient two story
Dwelling House, at the
1 1 fouth part of the town,
raflM Enquire of the Printers.
One morn, I my juvenile gambols was playing,
No ill did I bode, for no fear did I know,
As thro' the pahn-forelt, thus carelessly flraying,
A prey 1 was Seiz'd by tie Keel-hearted toe ;
Who drag'Q me on board, where in fetters they
bound me,
While pale-vifag'd hell-hounds in horror surround
me,
1 plung'd in the deep, hoping death would have
found me,
They Snatch'd from the billows poor Itaniko !
My father ! I utter'd in wild exclamation,
When life's crimson current a while ceas'd to
flow
fewake, O my country ! in just indignation,
The Gvift feather'd vengeance elance from the
bow!
In vain were all efforts their power to vanquish,
What language can picture my heart-rending an
guish !
In cold galling chains for my freedom to languid !
Oli ! such the hard fate is of Itaniko 1
On board of our (hip there arose a dire faction,
1 let my curs'd fiends the conspiracy know ;
But mark the reward of this life-faving action,
Altho' 1 befriend them no pity they (how ;
for when on the shores of Columbia we landed,
The caitiffs I fav'd with what infamy branded !
The chrifhan's base gold was the boon they de
manded,
And fold as a slave was poor Itaniko !
You boast of your Freedom—your mild Constitu
tion,
See tears undiflembled for Liberty flow!
Unmov'd can you witness such cruel delusion,
Who feel in your bosoms Philanthropy glow ?
Were we not by the fame common parent created ?
Why then for the hue of my raceam 1 hated ?
Why, faultlefs, to mis'ry and chains am f fated ?
Ah ! why is thus wretched poor Itaniko ?
Each morn tc frefh toils, I awake broken hearted,
The blood dreaming lash and the sweat-reeking
hoe ;
By country, by hope, by all pleasure deserted,
A victim, alas ! to unspeakable woe : -
0 God of Columbia ! behold with compassion,
The cruelties; insults, and wrongs of my nation,
And blast, by thy Judice, that tyrant-oppression,
That holds, from his country, poor Itaniko !
_<.< <.<+^^^ d ,fr9>^&>-> ->—
, The Comforts of the Seafen.
IN Summer's cool (hades how delightful to fit !
In Winter, how facial when true friends are met !
In Autumn ripe fruits may our palates regale ;
in Spring we delight in the sweet bloffom'd vale.
Each season has pleafores and bleffngs in (lore ;
Be contented and happy, and a(k for no more,
Would you know the bell season to laugh and to
hng,
'Tis Summer, 'tis Winter, 'tis Autumn, 'tis Spring
Ipumotift.
The Prince of Coude being at his feat at Chan
tilly, proposed, one day after-dinner, that every
man Should drink a glass to what he liked belt.
He then filled his own glass, and said with warmth,
“ 1 drink to the,feature which 1 had in gaining
the battle of Rhocroi without any man's advice.'
A flafs was then given to General Scriot, win
said, with a firm voice, “ I drink to the pleasure
which 1 had in being the means of making the
Prince of Conde gain the battle of Rhocroi." Ihe
Prince, who was very irritable and passionate, laid
hold of his plate, and threatened to throw it at
Scriot's head ; who, without moving from his feat,
put his band to his sword, and said in a moll ref
pettful manner, “ Does my Lord intend todo me
that honor ?" The great Conde, struck with admir
ation, made every possible excuse to the General,
and gave him the moll unequivocal marks of his
friendship.
poetical Department.
'—«« 44 seg§fo»i>»>"' —
From the True American.
THE AFRICAN SLAVE.
hi A PRISONER.
=lune—" Ellen O'Moore:'
YE Sons of Columbia, who taite every.bleffing
That Liberty, Plenty and Peace can bellow,
Give ear to my Rory, and think how distressing !
Ah ! hear the said tale of an African's woe :
Tho' guiitlefs my life was, without provocation,
1 was torn from my country, companions and na
tion,
And doom'd to the toils of a life's Mancipation,
Ah ! such the hard fate is of Itaniko.
Mr. SAMUEL FILLER, Innkeeper on the Hartford road, ten
miles from Baltimore, began about IX months ago to be grievously
afflicted with a tape worm, which increased fall in size and
strength, so as to excite the most horrid sensations by its writhing
motions, and intolerable pains, refcmbllng the gnawing and tear
ing of the bowels, which deprived him of his necessary deep,
and caused such dreadful apprehensions as cannot be conceived
but by one in a similar situation—his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his strength, so that he was unable to attend to a
ny business—when he heard of some excellent cures performed
by Hamilton's worm-lozenges, he took a large dose, which brought
away about FOUR YARDS of the worm (new in the pofftfum of
Lie ts Co.) —but a renewal cf his pains soon convinced him that
this monstrous reptile had recovered his firtt vigour—Application
was made to Lee & Co, for more of their medicine, with their
advice—from which refuted the total expullion of his formula
ble enemy, in several pieces, which he supposed to be SIX or
EIGHT YARDS more. A lew weeks have since elapsed, and
Mr. Fuller is now in perfect health. The above fads are well
known to a numerous circle oX his neighbours, and himfclf will
gratify any who may with to make further enquiries on the sub
ject. Although Hamilton's worm-lozenges produce such power
ful effeds. when necessary, yet they are perfectly innocent and
mild in their operation on the human body, even when taken in
large doles, as Mr. Fuller will teftify—their peculiar mildness is
abundantly evident in the cures of infants already published.
Dr. HAMILTON'S
Genuine Essence and Extract of
MUSTARD.
A fafe and effedual remedy for acute,nd chronic rheumatifin
gout, rheumatic gout, pally, lumbago, numbness, white-fuel
lings, chilblains, sprains, pain in the face and neck, &c,
This valuable remedy is prepared both in a fluid date and in
pills, and thus excellently adapted both for external and internal
ulc.
The Pills operate mildly by urine and by infcnfible perspira
tion, expelling the luperfluous and morbid humours they are
highly cordial to the stomach, create appetite, affiti digestion, re
move flying pains, and cold or windy complaints in the stomach
and bowels.
The Essence is a wonderful assistant to the pills in rhcumatifm,
gout lumbago and palsy—and by its peculiar penetrating and
difperhng quality, removes the most viol nt sprains, bruises,
numbness, ftriffnefs of the neck, joints, &c. Swelled faces,
headache, indurated breads, white-swellings, frozen limbs, &c.
and will infallibly prevent the ill effects of wet or damp in the
ieet.
Some may be furprized that this medicine should be prescribed
with cqu 1 success in such a variety of cases, but this furprize
will cease when it is recollected, that all those complaints result
from the fame causes—a slowness in the circulation of the lymph
or obttrudions in the lymphatic vetfels.
Cases of cures /elected from a nu
merous lift.
LETTERS TO THE PROPRIETORS.
From Dr. Wealherburn.
Wythe County, Virginia.
Gentlemen,
I purchased at your shop the preparations you call Hamilton's
Essence and Extract of Mustard, which I believe has perfectly re-'
moved a chronic rhcumatifm (of that kind named Sciatica, or
of the hip joint) under which I had laboured for a long time,
and which had baffled every article in the Materia Medica, and
every mode of treatment received into practice for the cure of
this obttinate diieafe.—lf you think tliis letter ufeful, you arc
at liberty to make it public.
Yours, &c. P. WEATHERBURN.
From Capt. Dawes, Arch-Street, Philadelphia.
AS you think it will be ufeful, you are at liberty to publilh my
teftimQny in favour of Hamilton's Elience and extract of Muliatd.
1 have been about four years much afflicted with the rheumat
ism in my (boulders, and sometimes so violently affected as to
prevent me from moving my arms, and I was never free from
feverc pain in some part or other. I purchased a bottle of drops,
advertized under a title similar to your Medicine, but experienc
ed the molt excruciating smart from its application, which obli
ged me to defill—At length I was advised by Dr. Biggs to „y
Hamilton's Essence and Extract of Mustard, from which 1 found
immediate relief, and by the life of three boxes and two bottles,
1 have recovered a state of perfect health and strength—l shall
take a good supply to faa, and never be without to valuable a
medicine in my poffeffiou.
Jam, &c. ,I. R. DAWES.
Mr. Henry Reese, "Butcher, proprietor of No. 24
Centre Market-Hou/e, Baltimore.
Slß—About two months ago, your valuable medicine proved
of lingular fdr vice to me, I was not abie to move from my room
for upwards of a l.rtnight, with the rhcumatifm or rheumatic
gout 5 my left foot and ancle, when Dr.,Buchanan recommend
ed the Essence of Mustard, as the only medicine to be depended
on, and directed me where to procur^it, and by using lei titan
a quarter of a bottle and a few of the pills, 1 was able to ride to
market next day, and have been perfectly free from my com
plaint even since.
*HENRY REESE.
Mrs, MARY M'CRAE, wife of Mr. George M^rae, Grocer,
Fell's point, was perfectly cured (by persevering ii |the use of
Hamilton's Essence and Extrad of Mustard) of a rheumatic com
Just received from Lee & Co's Patent anti
Family Medicine Store, Baltimore, and fo\
Jale by Charles Pf.irce.
HAMILTON'S
Worm-destroying Lozenges,
Which have within three years pap cured upward
of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSANUpe,-
sons of both Jexes, of every age, and in every fa
nation, of various dangerous complaints arifihg
from worms, and from obfrudions, or foulness
in the floinach and bowels,—
THIS medicine bears no analogy whatever to others of firn
liar title, so commonly complained of as operating with vio
lence ; on the contrary, a particu ar excellence of this remedy
is its being suited to every age and constitution ; contains no
thing but what is perfectly innocent, and is so mild in its opera
tion that it cannot injure the most delicate pregnant lady, or the
t-ndereft infant of a week old. Should no worms exist in tile
body ; but will without pain or griping cleanse the ftomaclrand
bowels of whatever is foul or offenfive, and thereby prevent the
production of worms and many fatal disorders. They are partic
ularly efficacious in carrying off all gross humours and irruptions ,
feverish and bilious complaints, and are the lafeft and mfidett
purgative that can be ufcd on any occafiou.
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS,
And the /ymptoms by which they are known.
WORMS which infeft the human body, arc chiefly of four kinds,
via. the Teres or large round worm, the ACcarifo, or small
maw worm, the Cucurbitini, or ihort, itat, white worm ; and
lastly, the I'senia or rape wonA, so called from its refanblance
to tape—this is often many yards long, and is full ofjoints—it is
most hurtful and most difficult to cure.
Among the symptoms attending worms, are. disagreeable
breath, especially in the morning ; bad and corrupted gums—
itching in the nose and about the feat—convulsions and epileptic
fits, and sometimes privation of fyecch.—Starting, and grinding
of the teeth in sleep—irregular appetite, fometi nes loathing food,
and sometimes voracious—Purging, with (limy and foetid stools—
Vomiting—Large and hard belly—Pains and licknets at the Rom
ach—Pains in the head and thighs, wish lowness of fpirits—Slow
fever, with small and irregular pulfc—A dry cough—Excessive
third—Sometimes pale and unhealthy countenance, and some
times the lace bloated and flufned.
Persons afflicted..with any of the above symptoms, should have
immediate recourse to Hamilton's worm-Verging Lozenges, which
have been constantly attended with fuccels 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 thousands
of the infant part of our citizens. It is likewise the mildest and
and molt certain remedy known, and has restored to health and
ftrengh a great number when in an advanced Hage of this fatal
complaint—particular and plain inttructions are given for every
part of the necessary treatment in such cases,
Children generally take this medicine with eagerness having a
pleasing appearance, and an agreeable taste.
VALUABLE MEDICINES,
TAPE ITORM.
The experience of federal thuufands •who have been cured by thia
medicine (a great proportion of then, after the jkill of eminent physi
cians had proved ineffectual) demonJirate its sdcy in expelling the
virrus, however deep rooted in the confutation and in counteracting
those dreadful effeas whi h often refute from the improper uje of
mercury.
The mildness of the Vegetable Specific is equal to its surprising effi
cacy, its operation is so geritle that it is given to patients in a fate of
pregnancy, with the utmost fafety and performs a cure without dif
curbing the system or producing any of those disagreeable effetfs in
separable from the common remedies.
With the medicine is given a description of the symptoms which
obtain in every Jlage of the disease, with copious directions for their
treat merit so as to accomplfh a perfed cure in the Jhortejl time,
and with the leaf inconvenience possible.
The Damalk Lip Salve,
Is recommended (particularly to the ladies) as an
elegant and pleafunt preparation for chopped and
fore lips, ahd every blemilh and inconvenience oc
casioned by colds, fevers, &c. speedily restoring a
beautiful rosy color & delicate foftnefs to the lips.
f rice 50 cents.
The Restorative Powder for the
TEETH and GUMS.
Thss excellent preparation comforts & flrength
ens the gums, preserves the enamel from de ay,
and cleanses and whitens the teeth absorbing all
that acrimonious dime and foulnefs which differed
[0 accumulate, never fails to injure, and tinally
r'lin them. Price 50 cents.
Tooth Ache Drops,,
• which gives immediate and lading relief. 75 cts.
Tooth Brushes) with Sponges. 12 cents.
Excellent Corn Plaifter,
which is an infallible remedy for corns. 50 cents.
Dr. Hahn's genuine Eye-Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes,
whether the effect is of natural weaknefs,or of ac
cident, speedily removing inflamations, deflux
ions of rheume, dullness, itching and films on the
eyes ; never failing to cure those maladies which
frequently succeed the (mull-pox, measles and fe
vers, and wonderfully firengthening a weak fight.
Hundreds have experienced its excellent virtues
when nearly deprived of fight. 1 dollar a bottle.
. PERSIAN LOTION,
So celebrated among the fafhion^ble throughout
Europe, as an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly in
nocent and fafe, arid of unparalleled efficacy in
preventing and removing blemishes of the face &
skin of every kind, particularly freckles, pimples,
pits after 'mall pox, inflammatory redness, fcurfs,
tetters, ring-worms, fun-burns, prickly heat, pre
mature wrinkles, &c. The Persian Lotion oper
ates mildly, without impeding that natural infep
fible perspiration, which is essential to health, yet
its-effeasare speedy and permanent rendering the
skin delicately foft, and clear, improving the com
plexion and restoring the blouin of youth. Ne
ver failing to render an . ordinary countenance
beautiful and an handsome one more so. 1 dollar
50 cents.
; Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of ever, kind of headache, t dl.abot.
A fovereigp remedy for colds, obstinate coughs, Asthmas, fore
throats, and approaching consumptions.
Thousands arc too well acquainted with the nature and effeds
of empirical 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 doles of which flatter and deceive the patient for die
present, by procuring momentary case ; experience, I fay, has
taught thousands th.it the common opiates and balfamics, as they
arc called, finally aggravate every disorder of the bread and lungs,
in their molt dittrefling symptoms, that they load the stomach
and impair the digestion, indame the whole system, increase the
difficulty of breathing, and excite fever. But the quality of this
valuable difeovery arc evidenced by perfectly oppofitc effects. A
SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE that it restores the determination
of the fluids to the furface of the body, and brings on the com
mon healthful perspiration ; that it didodges and evacuates the
'tough, vifeid phlegm, or mucus, strengthens the weakened vessels
of the ! ungs, theatrics the acrimonious humours which irritate
the lungs, and finally difeharges them. Thus (hiking at the roct
of the dilorder, the symptoms arc of course effectually and per
manently conquered, the reverse of common medicines which
weaken the constitution and give Strength to-the disorder, for
the fake of moderating for the present some of its painful cffe&.
To PARENTS who may have childred afflicted with
the HOOPING COUGH.
This difeovery is of the firUmagnitude, as it affords immediate
relief, checks the piogrefs, and in a ihort time entirely removes
the most cruel disorder to which children are liable, the Elixir is
so perfectly agreeable and the dose so small that no difficulty a
rises in taking it.
Mr. Abijah Henly, bridge-Street, Baltimore, was cured by one
bottle of Hamilton's E ixir, of a very complicated disorder occa
sioned by a cold Caught several months before—He breathed with
the greatest difficulty, and was often thrown into weakening
sweats when he attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
would frequently fail injuch a degree that he could only at
tempt to whisper, he Iras been upwards of fix weeks vithout a
return of his complaints, and desires to give his public testimony
in favor of this invaluable medicine.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, South Howard-street, was greatly reliev
ed of an aftmatic complaint of several years handing, by the firft
bottle of Hanston's Elixir—and by the use of five bottles (he has
acquired a degree of case and strength to which (he has long been
a (hanger. She had taken balsam of honey, Church's cough
drops, and oQcr medicines, without any benefit, and sometimes
to the evident injury of her breathing.
Dr. HAMILTON'S
GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Which the inventor confidently recommends as an invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief, and permanent cure of various
complaints which result from dissipated pleasures, juvenal indis
cretions, residence in climates unfavourable to the constitutens,
the immoderate use of tea, frequent intoxication, or any de
ftruftive intemperance, the unSkilful or excessive use of mercury,
the diseases peculiar to females at a certain period of life, bad ly
in^s in &c. and is proved by long and extensive experience, to
be alifolutely unparalleled in the cure of nervous disorders, con
sumptions, lowness of spirits, lo& of appetite, impurity of the
blood, hyftericai affections, inward weaknesses, violent cramps in
the stomach. pains in the back,indigestion, melancholy,gout in the
stomach, pains in the limbs, relaxations, involuntary emissions,
feminai weaknesses, obstinate gleets, fluor albus [or whites) im
potcncy, barreunefs, &c.
Dr. HAHN's
Antibillious PILLS.
They are excellently adapted to carry offfuperfuous bite, and pre
vert its morbid secretions —to reflore and amend the appetite to pro
duce a free perspiration, and thereby prevent co'ds, which are often
of fatal confaur^ces —A dfe never fails to remove a cold if taken
on its firfl ^appirarce—they are celebrated for removing - habitual
cofivenefi—ficknep at the stomach and severe headache—and ought
to be taken Uy all persons on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efficacious in preventing and
lu ing disorders attendant on long voyages, and should be procured,
and carefully preferred for use by every seaman.
For the cure pf a certain dreadful malady,
The patent Indian Vegetable Specific.
Prepared by Dr. LEROUGH.
plaint of eleven rears Handing, The gruteft ,a rt of hft winter
(he was enabled to dress or undref swithout assistance, (he had
the belt medical advice both in Europe and America without cf
fed.,
Dr. Hamilton's ELIXIR.
Anew Edition (bring the 53d) of that interefling
Work, entitled
A Guide to Health :
Which fully explains, in a concise, plain manner,
the molt simple methods of treatment, with pro
per efficacious remedies for the following diseases,
viz. Asthmas, loss of appetite, billions com
plaints, confuniptions, female diseases, fits, flatu
lence of wind, hypochondriac, or melancholy
complaints, indigestion, juvenile indiferetions,
lowness of spirits, nervous difenfes, rheun atifm,
ruptures, feurvy, &c. &c. To which is added,
An eflhy on the Venereal disease, Gleets & Semi-'
nal weaknesses : and an address to Parents, Tu
tors and Guardians of youth.
By S. SOLOMON, m. d. f. R. H. s.
Every person, young and old, should purchafc
this book, there being scarcely an individual who
is not interested in some part of it. In particular
it is recommended to young men and boys ; as an
early attention to the latter may serve to guard
them against a fatal rock on which thousands have
split, and be the means of preferring their bodies
from disease, and also their fouls, their minds, and ,
ail their faculties from detirnaion.
This truly interfiling work has been the labor
of many years experience and observation on the
calamitous consequences of a secret and dellruftive
vice, to obtain a remedy against which, the doc
tor 'has devoted the principal part of his life. No
proprietor of boarding schools or academies should
be without it. (One Dollar.)
Sold by appointment 0/ Dr. Solomon of Liverpool,
by CHARLES PEIRCE.
ROBERT MENDUM,
A Rejp<atully informs bis
customers andtbepub
liefn general that be
Lcontinue) to carry on
/ \ ^bo^t^shoe-
/ 1 "^"™G bajinejs,
, all its branches, as
"''""> "'°' s fore in
/Jfr e y' sß ™>BTW-
\^ffiL ^ j+reety where be has
for J ale a general a/-
falment of BOOTS
* SHOES, which
y he will dispose of
cheap for cash.—He thanks those who have
heretofore favoured him with their custom,
and solicits a continuance of rs -e fame.
Constant attendance given and the finalleft!
favors gratefully acknowledged.
Port/mouth, March 8, 1802.
:KINE POX.
Dr. SPALDING inoculates for
the Kine Pox.
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Is published, weekly, everv Tuefday morning,
on the following Conditions
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum (exclufiie
ofpoltage) — One third to be paid in advance.
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops. ^
A long eulogium on Qe virtuesolthis routine
is unnecessary, it Devert having tailed in a thou Grid
caies, not one bi a hundred has had creation to
take more than a buttle, and numbers not a
bottle. I dl. a bottle.
The Cordial Balm cf Gilead.
So juJlly celebrated for the relief and cure of
Nervous disorders, female complaints,weakness,
loss of appetite, impurity of blood, headache, re
laxation, bilious cases, debility,indigestion, c Rughs
and colds, consumpt ion, lowness of spirits &c.
Prepared (only) by S. SoLanon, &. d.f.'r. HU S.
Os the University & College of Phyfcians.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is an immediate
restorative and corroborant, a molt powerful rem.
edy io female obstructions and suppressions, and :n
cases of retention at maturity'; allo in weakness
morbid difeharges; and irregularities about the
turn of lite.
Youth of either sex, who have praftifed a fe.
cret and destructive vice, and thereby relaxed,
weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous fyft
tem, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the most
powerful, certain and effectual restorative.
This medicine poflefleswonderful efficacy in all
nervous disorders, fits, headaches, weakness, hea^
vinefs and lou nefs of spirits ; dimness of fight,
confufed thoughts and wanderings of the mind,
vapors and melancholy, and all kinds of hyfleric
complaints, gradually go off by the use of this sa
lubrious cordial. In sickness of the ttomach, fla
tulencies and obstructions, it is a fafe, powerful
and efficacious remedy. The firft symptoms of in
good effects are Serenity and cheertulcefs.— Price
3 dollars a bottle.
Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an infallible remedy at one
application, and may ft tiled with the rood per-
Se& fafety, by pregnant women, or on infants a
week old.
Dr. HAMILTON'S
Excellent Laxative Pills.
Price 50 cents a box.
The above valuable Medicines are fold in Ngw.
Hampshire, by CHARLES PEIRCE only, at the
Columbian Bookfore, No. 5, Daniel flreet, by ap
pointment of the patentees.