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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
JAMES CHADROURN.

X ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and
former Cultomers. that he has recon-
mencec bulineis at the new Buck Store, head
Of Union ifreet erected on The lpot where the
fore of ]. Chadbourn. < Co, (delt.oyed by
hse) formerly food, where he offers whole.
iale and retail. a general aiIortmcnt Of
WeF-Indil C00dS and Groceries,
among which are :--Rum 3 andy and Gin Of
different qu4lities-Madei a, Lifbon, Sherry,
Vldonia, Fort and Afa'ag< Wines Loaf and
brown Sugar-Luulp do-Hyson. Hy!onikin
anu ooucAong .eas---Fiour and CauGies Rice
Rsilnsi Figs; prunes; Corn Brcoms; Sleeves ;
tobacco; Stone Jugs, Sperm OIL Houie &
Hearth Sruihes; Mats !; Bacon Cloves /;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Muf-
;arc; Oatmeal! Natmegs Windior and Bar
Soap Maih Balls; Table Sal, Nal; Pow
der aud shot Salt Pere; BriinfJne; Al
ium and Copperas Redwood and Logwood /;
Vinegar 10. ! and 2 Chocolate Daberry
Tallow; Feei Wax Starch; Pearl BARLEY :
Jorden almonds Nuls of various kinds; Oh
i've Oil; Salt Fifth, &c &C &c
~ hc above are part of good afort-
mens Of Good, which be offers for fale on as
resfonable terms As articles of the like quality
can be purchaied eliewhere.
Potia~S. A,gys IL, ISL If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

" AID zsas atfaid, and 7sent and hid my tnl-
east IN The earth"
THE intent Of the parable from which
this IS txtfacied, is Ia incnlcaie On AL, the
duty OF improving 10 tie utmost, the pow
ers and lalCf,ts which ne beneiicsht Author
q every good and perfect gift has bestowed
on them. The reward OF him who dill
gently improved his Ave talents, holds out
strong lnducement 10 industry and zeal in
he exercise OF the powers we possess for
the benefit of society. The punishment Of
hm who was AFRAID and ND his t4leni, should
caution us against The danger to which we
expose ourselves, when-because we con
sldeF our talents as few or small-we are
graz. 10 exercise them in any manner which
may conduce 10 the benefit Of mankind. ard
Ike the person with one talent in the para
bic, hide them in The earth in other words.
direct their use only 10 the qualification Of
our selfish, sordid. earthly appctites. There
was never a time when ii was not in the
power Of most or all men to add some hing
70 tue sock of general knowledge or happl-
ness, by The exercise ct the talent, however
small, with which he is entrusted. True,
The opportunity docs not every day occur 10
every one alike bat ii lie be alive 10 sens.
OF has obligations to impart TO others a por-
lion Of what h Cen spare without loss 10
i.'.nsel1, 10 one hu. may at same time. find
sufficient opportunity 10 do good. 1! si.r9
am! 3e.d he have none whereby he may relieve
the wants OF the neccsilous, yet hIs exam
pie may be exhibited 10 influence others 10
follow those things which pertain 10 their
peace, o. las .uice may be raised 10 call tie
maynard iicnl LIS devious path. Occ4siyns
are never wanting fur tile exercise a al The
alents which goud men possess. Admoni-
non, warning, r., y,i, If we'll directed and
seascna5ly aPPtIeds can never be lost for
want o! 1t SUBJECTS |, and when were SUBJ
jects more numerous, or occasions more
pressing than ,l'c preset. 1isy The Elgan
&c STRIDES watch wee, l.sclgion ana inf
deity have made and are still making III our
land, impose solemn obligation on every
friend TO the happiness OF mankRd, every
well wishsr to the good order and peace 81
society, every one possessed Of The least
u gard 10 The commands 81 his Cad and lie
ln.efls.s - the re- (. on Ut has receem4r, ~
cry a.0uL oiSiG soafr Aaf--tp raise Eis voice III
tile streets, il the Mid rness and solitary
placcs--to plant his foot o. Tie rock, and
boldly breast tie over whelming food. Let
the Christian, the friend 10 lis Goblet Tie
patriot, the friend 10 his suffering dcgfad-
cd country, DC l6 and ..o1g zrhrlc i4s dlr !aSis.
for rte riSh. conleth. M.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
~iScel!ango,ss 0slefncns.
---z g. 1<--

Crumbs ef eonfo,r III is reported thai
cotton iss fallen a price, particularly m tige
Mississippi Territory, atleast hsndred =
ceat One ofthe ne wspapers Ina, ~ seems,
gwen the unfortunate planters moral les
son upon this dis. sirous matter. lt tells
them IN good soolh, that they bad beer
growing rich too FAST that wsailh 80 ra:I J.
ly acquired would have Iuiptd them and
that This reverse m their woriely cifruni
stances and prospects - thS niiUlesnmrs'
thing in nature for then Morals. We give
tie ,uhslance, not lie very words lhts
consoliRg aIsunient Applies ~ilh equSi losce
to lie ,ens and hund eds ca lholIsa.ds OF A.
mericsn citizens oivssious descriptions, who
a leu Years back were growing rich, 20.
.sse 10Y growing pcsfI N consequences "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
SEHSONABLEA GOODS
ROYAL LINCOLN,
EXCHANGE STREET,

EXCHANGE STREET,
LAS for fale general aaorment Of
Seusonabk C0ods--piz.
A greai variety Of hea wen Of England and
common Broad C:osh,
Black, blue, brown, mix'd, drab and bottle
Cafhmeres
Brown, .olt.e, drab maroon and clue peIice
Cloths
Deeonfh'7e Kerfeys, Imperial Cords.
PetEce fiannels. white yellow, red. cnmton e
black Fannels, swaafkins.
Dufhiis, Dufh,l Blanketo, Sefges, Piains.
Coatings; womens black aud nase worried
Hole mems black. white and mix d DO.
Rattinetts, ShaIlons, Durants.
Wilboars, Velve,is.
Black, fate, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks; Buckram, Britifh Skirting.
Patent ileam loom ditto
Cotton Umbrellas, hue StockiueEt.
Brown Linens, brown Cottons
London printed Cambricks, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long Lawn.
Lioen pocket handkerchiefs
Fiorence and China LultFings confIlting Of
black, brown, fate, white, pink, light
blue, and Buff
Buff, pIuk, lale, Rraw and black Cotton
Crages
Black I,alian ditto.
Silk F.oren,iue Velings, white Merfeilles 90.
Black aud fancy elk Handkerchiefs,
Belt compsny Bandssns do.
Fancy Mullins, fine and common book 10.
Black lace Yelling, Silk Hole.
Mems and women's back and white fix
Gloves
Ditto Cotton do. Habit Gloves
Mems best buck, Doe and beaver do.
Black and white laces, black Sinchzws.
Black Grape, Cambritk Handkclchiefs.
India Cottons, coniif.ingof Beerboon Gurrahs,
Ca,apaila B4ftAs, Mamodes and Nov
sauEas
Linen Threads, from Mo 10 70 so
American Bed Ticking, Ruili4 Diapers
Hucka5uckss Webb's paenc tufpenders
Silk and netting do besr gilt coat Buttons
Silk basket DO ooloIea Threads
Dmo,ies, Enghfh Diaper, India Cslicoes
Ditto Checks, Fac.ory Sheeiing, Shirtn-g
Checks, Stripes, and large aflortment Of cot
ton warp Yarn, O's. tJe
Notwithstanding the uncommon fear
city ard high price of GOODS, this Fail, the
shove being ielrcied early IL the seaioa, witt
be fold as low as uilIal. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
REMOVAL.
IOHN PRICHARD.

A CQUAENrS his frieads aud the ,ubhc
- generally, .hat he has removed from his
former fsnd 1t he hay market, and has
opened a feather STORE, in For g,esf,
at the head of Ineraham's Wharf, where he
keeps conlfantiy for iale. Live Geeie, Rufia,
GAlis and common FEATHERS, watch he
cifeFs as low a. caa be purchaied 10 the fate.
AiIo, Matirailes for feamen.
PRIcHARD alto informs the public that
he has taken The Brick Houie ia Fore street,
oppuilse Titcomb's Wharf, formerly occupied
40 a PAtis Horts, wherc five or fix iteady
3oasdess can he accommodated, aud frivate
Parties entertained.
lie has alp opened underneath faid hoafe, a
PfozyisA q Gr9oery Stare,
wi'h which families and Others may be far
nil.e1 0, moderate terms.
Portland, Nv. Is On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
Original Poetry.
GOD OUR PORTION.

TIL eternal God my portion is,
Descending from above
BE his nv snul, most freely his,
Her little stock OF love.
search the Boosting world around,
Try ev'ry human ART
And see, no object can be found,
To fiji the iongiHs heart.
The eye, tsrn'd inward, next surveys
Each better gill Of rnind
And learns, that knowledge oft betrsys,
And leaves sting behind
Thus lsrsei's wisest king appears,
Array'd in gems and gold
Encircied round, his crest he rears,
With giorics yet untold.
Each various source, is open'd wide,
or pleasure, wealth and fame
WITH wisdom's louder trump beside,
TO spread his growing name.
An vain and wisdom most Of all,
Immersed in sensual things;
"A rebel to HIS sacred call,
Who reigns the King of Kings.
is this experience hallow'd voice,
Contirm'd in Dsvid's son
The lesson learn ;--and seek those Joys,
Which spring from God alone. x.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
American Manufactured Goods

no. z, MyEey's- Rs1p.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for himy u Brown
j Of Providence, who keep ham coni:zntly
lupplied from their long known and well ef.
tabhihed Factory at Pawtucket, with gen.
eral aHurirlsnt Of
american Cotton Gods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 & 8 threaded white * color i Stocking Yarn
White and cc'orca iewirg Cotions
Shirting, gs-Checks--Stripes
Cling ms-Chambrsys-Bcd Ticking, SC.
~ shopksepers 10 town aud country and
people ia general who with 70 furnilh shem
icpes with he above astic.es, wit be fup-
piled AZ the FsctcTy price,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
EPlGRAM.

THE MUSICAL CLOCK.
THY faithful guide says, chimr, or, ST.
lence keep;
Then, wherefore always play, not some
times sleep3
The rest aside when Deaths within
the door,
And deiug'd eyes display his sable power !;
~ Music, tell me, wouldst thou charm
MS stay,
Or dive hun, with discordsnt sounds away
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
SETH CLARK.

TIA5 REM0TED from his lare nand in
H. a. Exchange lireet, TO the fhop directly
oPPoiie, where he has just received al abort
mcnr Of Sapsfine
-4nsrican and Wef County Broad
clafb5 and CaDimsres,
Ct various coloss aud prices. Together with
Stocking net, Back silk veaing and Va.
riety OF Santord's ceebra'ed Sufpenders-
which he offers for fae on as good ,srms as
eao be had elsewhere.
He confiDucs 10 execute the
T6ILlJRINJ BUSINESS
a, his new iispd in Exchange-srreet, with neat
ue.s and IN the mosi iaihionasie manner.
~ B-TRIAfMfNCS OF All kinds as ufual
Psrrcr5, Ney. 4 M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

NGfcb and Mathematical Larunsnt-
lMaksr,
a IT The Ggn of the QuADsANr, No 6.
a Jorss' RgrO, Exsbaags E,ss;, continues 20
rIecue he
Waieb- Making Bgfnef,
10 a prompt Z sai,hfui manrer He ackuowl
edges VIII g-at:tuce The liberal aa,roRaee
bi.he,fo sT,-icd ann in TIL. branch Of h,s
frofsilicn asd A..u-es the puhic 81 lis rsten-
fsca 10 .eTve them with III u.ual fde.i.y
lie has tor fale 5eamen's 3rafs aud Wood
Comps. surveyors Compaae. and chaos
Ian aTorm4as Of eoncavs g convex s9e3.
scie., &c. &c. Of fupesier qusi,ty
CT NGf5smdticGl lslsraa'snts re-
PARED at the }b0rt5f uatice.
Portland, Dee 8. Uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
FEAIHEPS at 10 PER b.!
fDW ARD HOWE.

OLSTERER,
4 t bis FEATHER STORE. Middle fireet,
has for fac, 8OCc W. Of Live Ccefe
Sea Fowl, Rulia and Ilibon TEAFHENs !;
Bed:icking Tuning fos Curiaa,; Sofas |;
LAZY and Lclipg Char. Hair and Mols
MaurAfis. I; PAGER Hapging5 ard Borders !;
Chslie I-acea and Worried Looking Cia1,s.,
ali lze. Military Cords
.4is0, 80 barrels beit Ruileting App ES,
for families uie. The above Goods will be
fod very low. ttf} Dec 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
GEORGE CLARK

GLORGE CLARK,
INFORMS the public thar he continues to
carry on ;he
Cabinet Making BnfneG
At hts lsop, head of Exchange street, nearly
oppoG,e MIR Robert Boys's fore where he
hs- ccnllanily for fae vasiesy Of FURNI-
TURF, made Of good materials and in faith
fa add faihioDable manner, on Reasonable
terms.
WAN7FD TO PURCHASE,
A qeanti:y of feafoned Birch JOICE and
B0ARDS-to pay Ia Furniture or Cath if
offered foon Odshsr IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
NLK( GOODS!
Weber < Merrill,

No 3, Es1Large FRET,
HEVE ju0 received IN addition 10 their
: fcrme, nock, variety Of GOODS, faie
able for the prelept iealon. when they will
fell At reduced prices conti!ng Of lupe. fac,
miohDg and low priced Broalciofhs Calf :
mere Dufhls; Coai:rgs VellHg PeiIeie
flaunels; gentlemen and laa 4 worried Hoie
-genTIemens ambs ws0i a. white Cotloa
Cambria; colorei do, Ca.icoes; Ginghams !;
FurnituFes; B'itiih Shirtiug Cot.ons India
do; Ln.trirgs; Laces Mullins ShawIs Gik
aud cotton Handkerchief, Gloves Linens /;
oFown Holland do Couons Linen Cam
brio; Long Lawu; Veiyeis; Braces; Cotton
Balls +; Linen Thread; common aud c4mbric
Dimlties shaIloons and RuiIeIs.
di'o--a variety OF
Fatfsry Yarn, Sbirtn Sbeetmg, Ging-
ham Cbschs, &c.
N Coos Bills wiz be received at par
for the above articles. Iee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

- Mr. Folloms Hail, ia Middle flreet-The
fgilox.ng claim par,icu.a ar noiicc w.
f. new and beautiful contributed
ORGAN
PLAYING agreas variety of muGc, accompanied
by che hzleen Cite. States, performing upon a
chime OF bells. Striking Lkenefes Of
Ferdinand 9TH, his Wife, and
Charles 4th, in the prelence of
Napolson,
from al eAact origizal drawing taken At
Bsyorne ID France
His Royal Hiehnefs Frederick,
Duke u York. paying his aadrris 10
Mrs Mary Ann Clark,
Pronounced by geauensn from london 70 he
e<eeIeas hke,tfe- ofla fe noted perionsges
The late celebrated Madam Kacam-
icr.
of Paris reprefente4 sleep, with her lovely
chad playing at her i,se.
AbelIlno, or the Great Bandit,
IN preience Of tie Duke OF Vcuce aud hs
counEeiloTs-Ihe Duke lupporis bis dsrsh e
who fslnis A. the fight Of Abelf,no 10 whom
Ftodosrdo one couniriur a.teniptr y I'll.
from Ahenino whY ihc arruie- HIM az ;Tea
son whi'e f.icnd.y councillor alIias the
Duke and his daughlcr
III. TTc-gk Or WAKEFIELD,
Refcuing Lis daughter Civia ffom the Lands
If a srue! I.srdi~dy.
The Execution of Miantonimoh,
Ctiei OF the Narzganfet Indians, who was ia
ken prlfsber in hatfie VI Dscas, Chief of
Mshvgan aud freud oeshe gng!ifl, Condeinn
CT <, &c u snersl Court OF Connection. 90 iuf
fer des;h. for epea,ej zud 6ai harouS ,nur-
sisss ot &c Easkliih and Mahegans o. the
wy the pace az Execu;ion, jncss killed
iaamouim1A uy fphtsing his had with
haicAet -Jacs4 cui,iag p'ere from Bis
hlouile- re 4, anu wit iAsage triumph, de-
c,area !, was i~eeler thaa Engaihnlen meat.
a Tx cfS OF the Welcome Receiver
wko kee,.. the Mufeun,
lie ab7Ve toieffisn q figures 4uere
executed BY tic mge,iuS artjf K.
Mouilhrop, aadkave beea declared By
frJt7 LoaE2i6t"rS IT, be Jupe,i,r to any
sver b7ore exhibited IN fbe u. State.
The ALaJem spiN Be open every day,
{ Suady esct3tea frsni 9 ia tie man
ing TIL = in fbe eDeling, and ssiA be re-
nsovfd fran fbi5 1laceJtyny
Touch NOT. laid no
But lo,k with al he eyes Ycu'vs get
or Uslf zsb5 7uJb 10 yle,O tbs neu
rnd m,eyi.a5 o5g f5Hfist OnGAA, aad
The absi,e ce1eaDn nil firafe 10 I'M
fsoUe THE ffeitnt opportunity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
JOHN DALRYMPLE,

WATCH BAKER,
ut ibc Fyn u fbs TIME PIECE, near iLs Gstscas ~
E~.6sxgr 2. set,
II AS the pleAfure of Offering to the ladies
4 L and genIIemen 81 Portland and its vicin-
iIy, an additional fuppiy of
Hard0are, Jfqoeiry, &ia'sy, Plated,
.Iapbal'd, Britaaia q Cutlery Gods
part of the late! importation, and fuch, as
from quaiity, pattern AMI price, cannon tail 10
give iatist@ttion :--s1scsg .. Lnb as,
Plated = Gators; Lamps; CandIe1icks !;
Shutters and Snalf-r Trays. table and Tea
spoons; Britannia feale.ts; bIockrin Teapots.
JArraNst0--iSquor Stands: Gators Cam
dieiiirks; patent hide and RAND Lamps; Wal.
tiers and Trays Bread 5aikeis, all Of the
newell patterns
Fine Cutlery HALVES ard Forks, 10 fetts 10
match; common do Penkn:vss and 5ciilors
OF The hueii hnifh; common do The ben
shortnent OF kszars thar ever vas offered ia
the D'flrict of Maine. Wa,cn Chains. Seals
AID keys, ct all kind- 4; elegant D.eiling
Ca.es Pocket aud sIemorardum Books |:
Purles ladies Thread Gales. SIC together
with various a.ticies IN his line, well ie'etaed
add will &c odd at a vary FINAL advance.
lie COSTUME. h.s unfemitted attention 70
the intereiis OF his employers ia III. profsiI1n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
II =,

TOR isle, an excellent PEY N she Rev
Cath Bradley Meeting hoafe la'ely awA-
&c by Ifehse Csnanl--Eaqn;ss # lie Primer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30
WdTCH-MfKER.

aaG iU'fcitss continnaton Of that liberal pat
rouaec which he has hitherto received, and
now aekaOw edges witt gratitude.
he @io hes tie ha spinsis 10 inform his
'rspd' iha having hsed " a ihop and en-
cages he {. litAot attendance OF one Of The
bel. a"Fk.og JeRelie7 aud Coidlm.h in the
Urret slees. VIII lie IN MS power ia iujure
Q eaer n'e~ll or'tsr'in ;lag iine wish e,esance,
nea'seis aad d. arch.
-dLsG-FOR sir,
- 8fra1ie,f at7O gid d Esger Wafcbef,
y 'ii che sii Mssers-- aaluug which are
ione e'tesDF feisn, Lsvs,t
Alto, Il ifDJ, Pa4esl Tine P0e,
- ttnd Dee y, 1917 III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-30

" 'A!e ~ Tie iubicrihcr, al h,s fore "a
F"e Ffrtf, nearly oproGse tie head Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
For Sale at Public Vendue,


On the lst day of next month, valuable
LOT of GROUND, at the corner OF Fairfax
and Wilkes streets, forty one feet seven inch
es on Fairfax and seventy seven feet on
Wilkes street, to an alley of three ieet at
this corner is pump Of good water known oy
the name of Yost's Pump.
Also,
Half a square of GROUND, next below
I.utz's lanyard, save small part sold OF 70
feet front on ST. Asaph street by IS feet ,
inches back, and another Lot OF the same size
Joining the first, on which IS reserved
Ground rent of % dollars per annum which
ground rent is proposed to be sold separate,
and then the remainder of the ground.
For the ground rent note NEGOTIABLE IN el-
Their of the banks viii be taken WITT an approx
ed eadorser, payable in 9, and y months
with interest thereon.
For the remainder of the half square which
IS ON ST Asaph, Wilkes and Pitt streets and
the corner lot by Yost's pump, one tenth OF the
purchase money will be required in hand, the
remainder in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day OF sale, which Is
made to secure Jacob Holman Tor his en-
dorscment of certain notes at the Bank OF 20
tomac, as per deed of trust from VIM. Harris
horne, to the subscriber, for that purpose.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee.
Also, at fy1uate sale,
A Water Lot. extending from Wilkes street
southwardlv rs feet isches, and from Wa
ter street eastwsrdly to the river -rny MIL
and Plantation called Strawberry Hiil---lso a.
cres of Land, mostly in wood, Oh both sides OF
Holmes's run, Joining shoales's mill ard the
land of William II. Territt, Esq On pay
ment of a small part of the purchase MONEY
liberal credit will be given for the remainder;
terms will be made known by application to
" llllam Hartshorne.
4th mo- S. iawdS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
n O I | G. E.
month 9th

THE subscriber intending; % leave Alex
andris Tor lev months, Ton voYa%e TO the
West Iadies) off:rs for sale thee dHi-dias
LOTS with the improvements thereon, stu
ated between his wharf and Union stree.
subject to free use of the alley from said
street to the river.
He vii also rent his Wa,ed1uGe and Wharf
for one or more years-and requ2s:s all those
VIII, have aims against III n tn cal and set
lie the me on or before the ash day OF the
JOHN TUCKER.
Aprii ?. l"o"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
No. 4.
SIR

I comply with your request Of stating
NV opinion OF Pau's Columbian Oh being
an effectuai ;emedy for the letter worm. I
have been afflicted with the letter in my hand
ecu. " wears, and have made trial OF many
medicines whi1h have been recommended,
but all to no effect. Hearing OF Pants Co.
lumbar Oil, aboutth 18th of January last;
nrovinr an eaccslai cure Tor the ring worm
and similar complaints, Immediately got
phial of your Oil and applied it agrccably 10
the directions for about Two months success.
siyely, when the letter left me and has no.
made its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
n. q. NV Susanna child nged twenty
months and days, was taken about the Md
die of July last with violent cough, which
the ueighbcrs said was .he hopping cough /
gave her six drops of the Colu milan Oh.
which gave immediate re.ici, and proved ala
sffcctuai cure.
Saratoga-st.eet, Baltimore, Aug q, 1868.
Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1903.
The oil that recev"d By Mr.. Elliott f:r
the cold, did me u ereat deal OF service, and
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian IAN, Market s.rcet
No
do hereby certify, that was violently IT.
tackled with the pieurisy on Sunday the s::i
instant, Immediately Sent TO 4 phySil!@:.,
who bIeh ne twice within the space ofacut
I6 hours, al! 20 no effect ; my !eFer sill III
creased and my pains 20 violent that had ~
knowedy e OF my nesrest ,elatio.s, nor tvca
nv parents: on Tue iay morning ,he i,Gi,
nv father procured ne a phial OF Paul's Go
lumLian Oil which was Immediately applied
to nv right SIDE where the pain was t!sc *
vcrest, three or four tunes, Wiz, piece II
flannel kept TO the part affected, a,d took
fifteen drops internally three times day ltr
the FIRST two days; and the second day after
using the oil, was ao!e to walk about iLs
house, the third and fourth days I.tcok Of tie
oil fifteen drops night aud morn:Hg, wh.<ii
entirely relieved me from pain and tcye-.
thanks be TO God for it, ard now hn we'll
man. VIZ PEACOCK,
Baltimore AniI 9th, 1910,
Hagrison's Greek.
No. z.
we do certify that on Thursday the i7'h
Instant, we were tasrins a new seine for Ms.
John Clark, and b. accident the scfne took
fire which. by eadcavoiing 10 put out ire
Ramcs, John Clark and 1'i.rlraS Adas,s go.
severely burnt in the face, We imn,cdi:,irsy
cot some Columbian Oil from AIR psui, and
applied it to the paris Burnt, WHICH gave ez<c
in the course Of tw epty minutes, and has Left
the parts free from blistcrs.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADaaiS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, Aprii 10Th. 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20

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