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Portland gazette., 1805-05-27
Far 7RB GAZETTE.
SHORT Dialogue.

\. Il SHORT Dialogue.
7boasa5. Pa J'ba Sharp fays The fagc that
come in lat night, brought two great trunks of
Msny, all gold,
Fatbsr All where r2s II carried to
Ttema5. He faid cne Trunk was carried TO
tbs Maine Bank & t'o,ber to the Portland Bank.
Where 90 you think they come from, pa,
fetbv.. They came from Boacp, luPPofe.
F5ewaf. How did they get it
FATHER. ! fuPpofe it come from the Banks,
in payment for Bolton Bills, and draughts bpon
the Banks
7Eoaas rTaughts, veha; ar.. draughts, tfa' !?
Fnfbr. They are Ike orders, fuch as give
you fome;h1gs when fend you 10 the fhops
TO get anr thing wan; there.
.1bomq5. Don't the Boloi Folks fend lucf
orders to the Banks here? ,3otn SHARP told me
that Bottom man has been here feyeral times
TO Get Gold out Of our Banks.
fafber have heard 70.
Tbemej. Andis that carried in the (tase TOO !
Fntber. fnppole is.
IL, for carrying it
Fasser. No DOUBT ne IS paid FOR tie tranf-
Portation. and The gentlemen too, who have the
care OF IT.
7Hsrlaf. What good does ii do then, q
come 70 tie Banks here for gold, and then the
banks here, fend to. Bottom and get it back
again ?-I ihould think X wo1ld be better for
both the Bottom and Portland Banks to .keep
i where i is, and then theT would no, Sc al,
lnch cot OF carrying II Backward and fcf-
ward 80
Fa1sfr. Torr cbfervation is good, Tssorsc.,
cannot &c into the policy Of fach condua,
to Be fur-; but perhaps there rnay be r-a-
ion for ii.
Tls-at. Rcafoa wha. rcaicn can't fee
any but | hare often heard thar Boitoa folks
are full of notions.
Fnf<sy. Gene come my boy, yeu nun not
thiak OF judging in this cafe, or Of banking
Saaneis, It IS Beyond my comprehcniion
1bgns5. Well, I would nos 20 70, yum
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

rf@sc ,si tv elc "a. oL:n'. 70 inoTtate &c nrrs.
ber OF Representatives., II all The democratic
,owns. were an augmentation was warranted \,
he conlitution, Bat 10 dilcouTsge isralaf
raesice. IN every pisce where politics were On
the fide Of federation and al this m2is Of ~ri-
dcnc-. The Chronicle has attempted 10 haftt-
down. by the iiagle eircumlance, that 5ynn, "
inc : decidedly denscra,ic town, land forgot y.
o.elurne TO be jnaTuaes lias not stsenpsrl q
tncrcac lis hun.bcr
r n not Tofa mere difference az cpinion. Il
matters Ct government, lhas tie fgdcral!ts srs
% connant and 70 Jealous in their oPpofsica y
fhe ruling partyin this country bur f1lcly t5
the intriguing and di1honorablr praGices which
Iit has. invariably payiued, 10 gaining that a.
oendancy Il now poficiics.' The leaders Of tie
party well knew, that nine lenths of mankind,
N this, Is well IS in every other country, vera
either incompetens. TO Judge Thoroughly Of DO
iitcal matters, or were too indolent to inyeA;s
gate them and eon.eqtently were rahy 10 N
battered and deceived. Believing this they hays
Tried the experiment, and found it too gener:
ally. iucceEful 5 The fedcrailts, on tha olhei
hand, have been open and honcif il their an.
peals 10 thespublic they have advocated M
doctrines which h We not the tcIt Of experience
to prove their correctness they have warned
their fellow chizcns obeware Of the deceit d,i.
y pra6lifed uponthem, by artfol, and inGduous
writer's many Of whom, are hired TO do lhs
dirty drudgcrE qf the party they have ih9wa
tie final iilue of,ePublcan resolutions, not on
lyin France, but in all precedent times ard
what has this conduct availed ? Truly very little
lit may have chained @he wheels of Demccra.
cy, in It's downward courie Of national degras
dation, and thus prevented = rrecipita:e deit-
ru6tson J; but ithas nof Sotally topped its pros
greis the work is ail progrelling !; aud It il
feared, nothing lrls than the interpolation Of
providence, can fave u from all the horrorsof
difunion,s anarchy asd civil wars-for truly has
thc poet tiid, r t
iRurn's -eas5 1sa ts1b t'cvs yfati.g iasf;
AH "O~s siS5o aa.fqS nsas .F-rd!
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

Mrs. Ann Alexander, an eminent minilter Of
the GofPel amongft the fociety of Friends from
G, Britain, eft this city yefterday or her way to
Newyork, from thence to embark for Europe.
During her fay in Philadelphia, lie had fsveral
meetings appointed for perfons not Of her own
religious protection, which were attended By. 4
greas number Of the mot refpedable inhabit-
ants As lady Of found understanding and fu-
perior elegance Of ditinGion, Mrs Alexander
is juifly entitled to the character Of peculiarly
pieafng advocate for The cauft Of righteoufrefs.
lPba paper.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27


(T,ds1afion} 4
HAcVE, AFRiL. Io-This day commenced
the fefion Of he legislative bcdy, for-the pres
fent year, which was opened in the hfaal uians
ner.
On the latter part Of laft week. the former
Governour Of rhc iAand Of Curacao, J Laufer,
vino gave up that colony, laa war, 70 the Eng.
i'it', was brought here under aIrcG, with fonis
Of his principal officers s
We -ndrrfaiid that M Sch;mrnetpenninck il
expeaed here the hrft day Of May, to commence
his duties in this reGdency.
PARIS APRIL Owe learn By letters from
Madrid, ehat his Catholic Mzienr has not orlg
abandoned his right in prizes which may BE-
taken from the Engliih, but dscrced that the
captors HAL hzve the privilege of difpohrg of
oaPtuted property withoutpayiuE any duty to the
crown So that the whole amount captured
will 60 70 the csptors.
Tie Captain General Of Catalonia and the
Ps.ncc Of peace have informed his Majefy, that
the Copnmandants Of the cit7.of St Telin de
Q9irois bad offered tc every family that would
.furniih feaElsn fO- his nlaiefy's fquadron,
three reals cay, during the prctent war. His
Majelty expreitd the-utmoft satisfaction At The
seneroas otter, and fanaioned the engage
meut.
Day before yefterday His Imperial Majs0H
(bonaParle) LEFT this civ. with his fuite. We
hear that he has given 70 The Pope, very e&Peu-,
i've rnitre and to esery.cardinal ;bat accompsn-
led the Pope, sox, with his pit;uTe, iet in did
monds
April 70. We have now afcertain-d the
truth reiPeteing the feet having fsiled from
Dreit' oy an account from that sort dated March
81 containing the fuIlwoing fatement AdnI-
raj Gantheaume, wifhing to make fomc exPer-
iments withP his fquadron, for the purpoie ot ex-
erclhng his feanen in certain raarccvers, put 70
iea on diicovering his movements tie EneEh
'qoadron took 'heir leave, though their force
conhfea Ct is .hips, among whith wsre s thIte
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27
PROVIDENCE. MAI IL. mn

ggN " .--.-- PROVIDENCE. WAY 10.
On Nonday iaf, Commodore PKEB1E paasa
through town, on his way to the ealtward..
The Handard of The Union was difplated on
The occafon, and the. .i4de5cndent company Of
artillery flied fauic..
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27
sse 1ss,ssi,g ay.i.:s r.ssfiO.f, Z, No- G5ss,a's4-

RE fstsseiag sy.i..s rssafiusfs Nr. Gjfya4.5A-
lparf1e:1
On the departure Of tie latc editor Of the OBJ
fcryarorv, the proprictors oft, Meiirs. Royce
and Watkins, hmafa Alien. Elijah Burroughs,
and Thomas C. Drew. rreftnted him with an
|addrels, exprcfIivc Of their moa cordial and
IheartY th4nk.' for the fcrvices he had rendered
ti.e Great cant. OF Democracy and a hope that
shs coa:itry n9y be long behehtedb By lis cares
and abours, and gra-fnlly reward them. =
rheg cdrgratulste the edito7 that " the public
mind Is now mateyiallv changed" /" and thar the
voice of ta7:9a is nearly fuppreded." in reply,
the editor thanks che the pyoprietorss for their
u very friendly address fp hattering 10 his
pride wines his abilities had been equal TO
his zeal and inccri.y IN the caafc of revolution,
l-modeStr hints rhat,a great fhare cf the credit
Is doe W tie proprietcrs, for their exrftors and
the all thcy have rendered him bJ their coun--
iels--and -eci .rocaFes their congratulations OH
the manifeit change il the pubic mind
All this is very cleser.-Two 81 the prunrie-
tors, with the aid OF the editors abilities, uni-
ted With their own exertions,' baTe obtained
fcats in the Legilal3re,. which mue BE- conEd-
cred ilrp-ftore 10 greater preFerTeat, ana 10
doubt the Others are expecting their turn to.be
next-Ihcy have certainly cau!e for nlut,iat
ltongratrlatioii The editor, by preaching pol
itics nfeld Of religion, had -run himlelf out of
builnefs, at leaf The Prefdcnt 70 reward him
fer His great agency in alternating The alR-ttious
of the people of this State from Governor Gil
fnln and /. the molE confpicuoHs fupportets Of
Warrington principles and nreafurcs, has given
hin 4 lucrative ofiice-He ALTO, could Go no
le{s than TO ircciProc4.c the congratulations of
dihntereiEcd men If
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

On Ttcfday Tie Goth ult. about IL o'cIccE,
4. NJ two Powder mills and two Dry -houfes on
Pcrkon1en abont one mile above SumEey town,
the properly Of Mr. Daniel Snith, was blowa
Up by accident. Three men were idtantly kill
led one died few days after, and nine or ten
wounded; the lives of two of them arr jefpzirs
ed Of There was at tie tins. IA the drY houles
about 7loo pounds Of fpiihed powder, and A
man engaged iupackng (Mr.3Smith Intending
TO feni It 20 Philadelphia thc next day, be6dei
confderabe quantity Of upfnilhed in the mills.
What makes this saccident more particularly diff
relling is, that fome Of thofc who Iofttheir Ivef
by the accident, are men in indignent circums
itances and large families, one Of which left a
widow and ten final children.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27
Oa5e(te4
P0R71ANs, MoNDAY, MAY =, Iso5.
a~atcI 4aetD8 froln Gurcrf.

- The. owing ar;c'es q intelligence e1traas!
from the tBeilonN Re pertorv of Friday laa--
+ BY the arrival of he fhp hamilton, CAPTAIN
Porter, IN q; Observation-Disclosures we have
been favored with The Amterdam Courant 70
the Sth ult. from which we fele9 The follow.
ing articles.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

P,aff-Gl C1rn.s.t on f5e French y.7t3lEticn.--
III February lat, the Emperor Napoleon fent
two mcfIages TO the French Confcrvative Sen
ate. One begins thus :-s We have appointed
orr brother-it-la~, Martial Murat, Grand Ad-
niral of the Empire. -And have elevated TO the
rank of Prince, one who is 10 nearly allied to
US by the ties Of blood" The ether is as fol-
lows =
t" SENATORS; 5.a ~ ~ ".
We have apPcir,ed otr fon-in-law, Eugene
Heauharnois, Arch-Chancelor Of State, of the
Empire OF falltie ats Of cur power, there is NO
one. more greatful TO our hearts -e Y.
"Brought un in our cares, and under orr
eyes, from his infancy, he hasrsndered himieif f.
worthy Of imitatings ard, by the aid OF. God, Of
one day furpafing the examples aud lehons we
have give him. ~ j. I'LL.
'' Although fsTll young, We confder him from
this day, by the experience We have had Of him,
under the greatsGt circurlfances, as one Of the
Importers Of our throne and of the mott able
defenders Of the country. ..a a<
" In the u1idf of the cares and folicitudes IN
lcpzrable from the high rank in which we are
aced, our heart has itooa IN need Of the lofrer
affections ia the tenderness aud conitant friend
chip of the child of cur adoption a couioation,
10 doubt nece1Ary 70 all men, Bat more emin-
nently TO ourieives, whole everyshaant is devo.
Sed to the affairs of the people. ss
'sOur paternal bensdftion will accompany
this youns Prince throughout his career, and
iccondcd by Providence, ne will be one day
worthy q the appreciation Of podevity
NAPOLEON"
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

The Britifh (cot) Welt. India feet had a
very narrow efcape from the French feuadron
in the Wef-Indies.-This feet had on board
between 8 3and 1000 troops, and an irnmenee
fupply of plantation and other flores. for IA
maica; and Pafcd St. Lucia The fame day the
French did when bound I'd 81. Domingo The
French paiied ia the forsnoon, and The Eng
liih in the afternoon; and both fleets were f.Sn
It one and the fame time At s.. Lucia.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

Mc11acbaistti Representatives. ---Correr &C
counts, OF the return of representatives to the
General CorTr, which viii Convene in this town.
On Wedneiday rcxt have been received from = .
towns. In which the whole number Is 1or-
OF whom One Hundred lnd F1ifySis are Federal
Its and One Haadrsd end LsDf, ITze Demo
cr7ts, and neutrals. The returns from The
County Of Hamp{hire have rot been received
in any thing like the proportion from the 9TH
er parts of the fate.
There are about 20 towns more who will
probably fend representatives this year; thc
political complexion of the returns from them
vii not materially change the prelent majority.
About one hundred facts have been ftated, in
proof CT the afcrtion, that plans had not only
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27

r7ts nssed s,ariy Grifzrsii, sdifoy Of tie Co
fer,atory, paper J''ne.isaf fner elo5hSea BY tie
dt,rs-'qtr IN Aezabamp6 {, for t5f purp9f s a5s-
t7r.r9- 4ifassd aptbsritie-, ar" writing down
n. ad,nir traitor s ne E=fe, hrvirg iserrs9sd II
@s Hiemss, far rezo -t1ftdra~va fran Bis useful
i2eors. and g0rs fs rereivs LJ resscr9; being Gp-
tas,eft, 1spe7ahs a5Efe ty N,. .71JnJ5r, arc
z -,odeitly 1crasai7s ef idf iesnfi5aqrsE5 sf fsr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

or hot water, applied to tic palms or the
hands, ana foles Of the feet, and this for
longef or ihorter tiEae, as The circumstances
Of th- cafe may dictate.
+" lae TOO cuttomary metholi Of rolling
en bar. q, tuipending By the feet, aud {.
Vety otner vioIenr mode of agitation, par
ticuiarly ~ removing The bsdy froil The wa
Ter, ihouId be motl carefully avoided
: 10 rehore breathing Introduce tha
PiPf OF bellows, (when no apparatus IS It
harf) into ore ofthe noarils, the othcr. ana
mod III being clofed, !. .7ezsc aEe hrr., un,iT
the breait ia Little raiied; the mouth az9
noitrils mutt then Be lei free.
+" Repeat this procefs until life appear.
" Electricity is recommended to BE- car
y employed BY judicious praEi;ioncis.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
An eRemPlifea'iOn Of D. banctui influence Of ina,el

An cEemPlifcation Of - bancful influence Of made
principles on morals
The following article wls pubHlhed fome
years ago, in an engIifh Paper" At the
Lheln5ford 6,471e5 II3 prifoners were rri.
ed, 28 of whom received fcutencc Of dea,b.
When Robert Jewell, tfor burglary
received fentence of death, he addredld, The
=" Court, and begged 70 b- heard for few
Z minutes. lie iaid he was farmers fon
" in Norfolk, and ddcently educated. Un-
Z" III the age Of "a he had led fober life,
" when ne had the misfortune to become
" acquainted with perlon5 whC'werc admir-
GERS Of Paias's gVr.t4g5, which were put
" irro his hands, He ottap read and con
" iidercd them, and the PlauGbility Of the
" argumcnts and ailcrtions 70 far ovsrpow-
"ereu his realon, thar he became a convert
"to P4ine's doctrines and conli1ered the
" "icviPtures as cunning fables, invented 10
"lmpoie upon and deceive the generality Of
" mankind for the benefit Of a few.
Having married and bee onc the father
"of family, and the hardnris Of the times
obIging him to work early and late, he
"took that courlc Of life which had brought
"hin TO the gallows. Hc expreFei great
" obligations 10 the chaplains attending the
"PriIon, for opening his eyes ard conyin-
"cing him Of the dangerous opinion he had
"imbiccd, and teaching him the do0rine Of
" ehritanity he thanked Godhe was flop
"pcd III his wicked courie, before he had
=" committed the crime ot murder" &c.
lis is not folitary inRance: We have
itsn the laf words and dying confefhons
Of other malafa6tors, aGcribiDg their wicked
lives and tragcal deaths 70 the perniciou5
influence Of Paine's writing. His age Of
Realon has corrupted the minds of thou
fands Of young men and has probably
bro't tcore0 10 the gallows.
Now that iuch a man Glould be invited
over from Europe TO this country, by the
Preiidcnt, in a letter 100 that exDreGed with
that he might Hve bag 10 continue bis ajttaI
Ls5orJ that national chip fhould Be provi-
ded for his paaage; and that he Ehould be
put { rward to addreis the people Of the
United States, i'll ferries of letters filed
with the foulelt flanders upon fone Of the
sreatett and belt charadcrs in Inclination
all this " is trange, pafing ltrange"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
MADAM TALIEN.

The celebrated Madam Talicn-one Of
the mott graceful and accomplished, at
the fame time, mon meretricious, women
of France, is, oHrs nIsre about to take new
name. She was fome time Guce deyoroed
from fallen and then married to NJ De
Fontenoy from whom lhe has lately been
diAorctd and is for -- time to be led
to the altar, by NJ. de Caraman contrary
to the Withes Of all his family. She has
for many years fufported al elegant tylc
of I,..ng, al Paris and her houf- has been
the afy um Of genius and uretchednels
Shc complains loudly Of the ingratitude Of
thc Emperor dEnPrefs Of France. When
Donapsrtc was in diigrace, after the afflir
Of Toulon, 3s was dependent on Madam
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
Gcucrai G9Iftell2np.
Frsm the Port Folio.

Z Hndhs/at dcgvn ~ qUeH Ma bebyieR
sf M'aIan 6sa feen dau bfcy5 and tbey
same end 6rsqV qpater, AID I'll ID IKE trsngbs
70 cydttr .t6fir fathers yaak Aadthb.bkerlJ
came and dy5ve tbem a7y17 bit AIqjs5 fesa.
up end bsPed tEsn, za4 zgIts. "a tjeiir Rgrk. :"
IN the juvenile days Of Maces, that pro-
pact having unfortunately interrcrr,d in 4
quarrel between an Egyptian and Jtew.went
voluntarily into exile. Provoked at the a.
iaEhnation az lubie8. the rt,cgnjag non
arch fought to lly Mcf3s, wLo f.d rom b;s
wrath into tie l2ad Of Milian. Here r.
took up hI8 rctiacrcc in tie vi-:nity Of well
-9nd "'el a fort of Her cli,'s life, I. unknoc-
.ng a"d unknown" CIV glance 9tths hil-
I0Ey OF lateral ages, Il viii 81 fe,n ,As,tbc
'4iN ot otawiug water, either f7r bo.IbolJ
~, d '9si or 'oF the ufe of tae fold, gener.
ii: ,r5-i ss0,.ed '1PoA womrn. 1hc Gmplicity
t,.--,i'ooe ,''-''-''oe' or tA@ rudCns, cf the pa
al. ol'-!o''' 1auled 'nz,a 10 f,rget that the
~ '''rs .oriEaaf'sr. Il the l5.ter fex
-, ~~, 'l' 'iga5tr i4t.e1 and that mea, Al
l-r- ~ .'''.'''' 1f faa.ales, fE2Eld ever Re
l1~ '''I- r '''1 ads from igr9uin:ous thral
~. - - X PHeH of Aliatau with
sl,-a,:. II J, vas, il issms. cloznith and IN
VI ~ iii, Tcipe3, 70. he iutf-r5 HI
fl Y dUs@y ot gi,.s TO draw water, IN,
: trcuchs II v4ter bs hook." j
days, and IN ttai arid region, refsryoi7
A. anj cftcrr5, attracted alToa as gs(a
= 9f-s -s alloa1g'e watering places hay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
t1sJH/CItlEtoJlr.

~ IJC4ICtL tLIt1s
On the dawn or frt indication of re-
turning life, the prudent Practitioner will
reh8n the Office Of 4Ayt 70 yNl1fsys. 1t is e.
deat that Art has contributed her f1are by
enabling ma ure to GruggIe with the ;mme-
date caule Of oPPreGion.
l. is il fact this judicioui BLENDING Of
Nstars with 14't, that gives the latter ali is
efficacy.
I-0nE Egas gfrcturni1g lts.
& tea-fpoonful Of warm water may be-
given and, if fwaIlowing bs returned,
warm wine, or diluted BRANDY. The pa
tlent mutt be III warm bed aud If dirpoled
to ileeP, they viii Qencra.iy awake PERFECTLY
rettored.
2.-Ihe plans above reccommmendcd
are 70 be ufed three or four hours.
4 Is n d%lird and vdgsr a5;.i1r, 10 Ete-
fgs f|Z7yH5 iTTScsvera51 bccagsly5 aass M
l1g4 nlaks IFS aPpc4rsuce.
;. Bleeding never 10 Be- employed unlefs
by the direction Of Physician.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
Honre Of Comncns. u


In the debate releea.ug Lord Melville,
this day, MIR. William Dpudas, eblervcd,
" the coarefe2 things arc l5id againfE Lord
Melville. The houfs is sold that LorI
Melville mutt be torn to pieces by CON-
punttiouS feelings, and the aings and ar
rows of rcproeing confidence. DO not
know ar, why Lord Melville ihould be a.
gtated by compundious feelings. Has -
ny man proved him morally guilty., that he
has cOrruptIy participated in the gains of
public money If there be on The oppoite
tide any man who thinks he can prove rheic
or either Of thefe accuiatious, let him come
forward, and | am prepared to meet him
with tuch rcfntation as fhall forever PUT
the accufation 10 reh. But the hon. gem
tleman has charged Lord Melville with cor
rupt participation.
Z" Now fir, on this topic Of compun6tfous
feelings, and counivances, oblerye how well
i becomes the hon. gentleman oPpoGte TO
me (Mr. Foxy 20 talk as hc does Let Is
look into his faults. III the year 1765,
Lord Holland retired from Office, and till
7S2, period Of fevcntecn years, derived
Isoocl. per annum from the irtereit of pub
lie money in bis hands. ID 5nz 9t crdrJ
The hon. gentleman may cali 70 order.
Thete are truths. He who talks Of lis Ibec-
n!ati;n5- things which palmer men would
call Eam5ing does he itand uP in his
place =(Crdey Order y
If theie remarks. s.f, avalto no ether
! end, they will az lcait anlwer ore OF the
purpo{e5 | had in view, they VIII tend 10
| fnew that the houlc has not at at ti.nes
been as leyerely juit as thr hon. gentle
man wllhes US to Be towards Lord Aisi-
Vile"
Mr.. Fox In the fri Place. sir. can
/ not conceive how the defence of ord Alri-
vile is TO be fortified, % in any way mace
out BY the introduction Of the iipPoled caGc
Of nay father, fince if uGog the money OK
the pubic before the paEine Of a law a
/ gainit It was criminal, it mpa Be much
more fnce the PalIing Of lurh l2wy--a
cilcum!tanCe not . Httl- aEgraTaled by that
Ut Lord Melville being the father os i-c
law rs had him:cf viuiated.-Ius, ST, the
reaton Oh which the cafe of Lord holland
ll2hds, IS as clear as 1 1T. When tie rrani-
Actions ipoken ol tool. place, there w-s ro
law axanG making u.e IF public balaucrs ::
anl ;AouEh fomg oftie lawyers ofth4 d4v
werc cf opinion t.; tae PTaai,e vas I'm
lawful YET a u.aj rjtv cf lawyers helt
! .ho practice TO he juaitaNle The pgiuci-
pc XVI Tic .dsl:r:itra,iai. .I l.orI Hogsh, an
ajmiIitsatioa fram 0h.ch hat Iio r.1l.t ~
! eNpct, tayor, and by taeFepcris ef l.- cor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
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REFLECTIONS ON LIFE.

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SAY what is LIFl thro' all is lg5yce1a5.
lis sH--'4 )"-f''''' and f'l.''9f 4'"a0'' ?
What but the '1.4' were Slfjs"-s muR be try'd
"he'e nope + mock d-jr"i1',4 4 deny'd
..T-.l 80 I ~ .-l.' l. 80 F,''P''' S1y'
But To- too Guoa Misfortune, Gorms arif.,
.HUbsB each loud 1,lsfIpr H., u. rb,,,or, a..
-N'70 iet me r'1d the fH1Ti's Pegs gja'e,
rs Tarlou' ''y.4-' oF it' A1 await
With equal temper an} an even mind,
Nor view ny lot, q -H the m3f aal1...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
TIE RESUSCZTATWE PROCESS,
REcoMMENDED Bv TnE HUMANE SOCIETY.
{" Wbat tkoW doef do quickly.

"CONVEY the perlon - the neareA
convenient houie, with his head RATED !;
Strip and dry him as quick as pofilble clean
tAe mouth and uoltriIo from froth and mud
# child, lot him BE placed between two
Perions naked, III not bed. If al adult,
lay him on hot blanket or bed, and, in
cold Weather weather, near a fire In warm
weather, tho air lhould be freely ADM tyd
into the room. The body is next to b.
gently rubbed with warm wocp cloths
fprinkled with lpirirs, if At hand, otherwile
dry +: a heated warmingpan may be now
lightly moved over the hack, propery Gov
cred with blanket and the body, if o{
child, i to be gently ihoeh every few min
utes: Whit thefc means are uEng, iet
clyitcr OF war; water with as much com
mon ialt az il viii didoiye, be thrown into
the bowels Bathe the sroal With hot rum,
and perit ID the ulc Of thete means for
ieyeraL hours. IT ary ngns UT liEe holi4
then appear, let the body be kept warm few
sTal hears longer, vith hot bricks Or Yeiisls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

Ialien for even aeez9sr;rr and when the
Emprets Jolcphine, was the J,lsas of Barrao.
lhe was on the moft intimate terms wiki
Madam /. whom ;hey have recently treated
with cold neglect, Ian. Pap.