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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
NOIME.

THE fubfcribsrE, Commilh oners ON the Ef-
tate Cf
RUSSELL DUcKNAM,
decealed, hereby give noncs thar a further
time OF three months from the s,h ut has
beea a owed The Creditors or faid Elate 70
BRING ID he CLAIMS, an1 tia, :hey will attend
for The purple OF receiving and examining
the lame al the Counting room Of BRYANT 81
freeman, on the fra TAurldsy Of he three
foIowIus olths q o'c ok y. M
LtMUEL WEEKS,
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
May 25.h 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
Pkpeermint Dr0hr. &c.

PfPfermint Drops, &c.
DR.J LEAvTTT, at his b,sg Sbss md Dir
fegja'y, Maine fireet, P0rtsnd, has for
lale, elegant
Edence OF Peppermint SPirituous Waters Of
The real JAundIce Pil& Norwood
tixr FroPrietatls Tanly, Pennyroyal tTs
Cough Drops 4Britiih Oil
Liquid OPOde'dock J Baifam Of Lite
Carbonic Tooth Pow = Canadian Snakeroot
der SIac Snlnbur
Baltic Worm do TSouble Tartar
IAuodice Bitters 1Lamp Black
IrcA -
B Said LEAvITr contemplates fhortIy
70 Pubiiih catalogue of iundry valuable fam
ny 16edfsiHs', &c with their ules, dofes, sc.
for the benef, Of purchaiers
- Prescriptions for the 6ck, a. uluaI.
| he iubicriber hereby gives public notice
60 all Co cerned, that he has been duty
appointed and taken upon hmleif the uuA u
adminiItrA.or on the eitate If
3AAES BLETKEN,
late Of Durham. in the couu Of Cumberland,
yeomaD, deceaied, 81 giving bond a. the law
dIrects-He therefore reqdefs al pertons ho
are indebted 10 the fad deceaied's ellare, to
make immediate payment and thvie who
have aDy demands thereon, 40 e1hibit tie
fame TO JOHN BLEIHEN
Nay 20, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

The patriot town Of Ne7v- Bedford, in
this State, and the respectable city Of
Troy, in Ne7y- York, are among the pla-
ces which have adopted spirited Resolu-
tons on the subject of the foreign rela-
tons of our country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

PIE War, Al Tie pr,'en time, y unusccH4fy'
and our affair with EngIaud might ye, be
leuied without 81, IS l.. ere was not ioctet
influence iA uur -rmc operating in tAvour
VI the great deGruyl -L n4ions
An AMERICAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

Whaf 1Uoald yoH hare rs 70 DO /?
Say the wise men Of the West.
Why, gentlemen, We reply, All that
. poor subject asks OF your majeslies is,
that your majesties would ask nothing
ot HIM" Give Us sea rvor,-thlt il
what we would have you do, and it
> what you must do-l.e door of a
Lions den cannot be held ~ but.
Ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
Rarrleo.

IN TITS own, BY Joseph c. boyd, Esq Mr.
George Webb o Miss Abigail Ri4ls Of F4i-
mouth Mr.. John Smith 10 Miss Sarah Wal.
ker Of Portland.
BY the Rev. E. Kellogg, Mr.. Lemuel 7 a.
Key, TO Miss Eunice Snow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL.

INFORMS their friends and the Public th7,
they have Removed from Free itrset XVI
their New Store in Back nreet, near the Coz
Houle-where they have on hand variety
Of Cabinet Furniture-which they ofnr for
tale on Reasonable terms--They acknowledge
pat favors and fOlicit continuance of ILe
fame. Every attention 60 cuitomers 10 the
above branch Of bu6nsls will DE punGtualIy
attended 20.
w. & S. IT. Return their thanks TO the
public for their liberal a6iltance, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
Hartford Land Tn~.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen to the Non Ref
dent Proprietors and owners " the fol-
loving lots and cores Of Land in the town OF
Hartford, aud county Of Oxford, that they
are taxed for The year 1871, for fate, town,
aud county tax, and for highway tai for rte
year ] 8 o, IN bills committed to me the fub.
lcriber TO collect, as follows viz
g 49, T.-,,.. - I,-,.Y., " - r. rOry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
DIALOGUE.

SPR1Nc! Why SO kate Thy smiles afford
Say, has WINTER frown'd TOO bold 90
81 No Bur seeing DEARBoRNE's SWORD,
I'm stGrrEed 6cck-MY BLOOD RUNS COLD q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
GPOcERHS.

( HI l-nCr,1e-- RESPECTFULLY inform Their
friend VA he pusbe thai they have
formed 4 c.ilnecti0u w hufnefs under tie
arm of MASON Il MOCD7- aud ikea the
new Store "a ely erected Or Federa Clrre-s
oppoG,s the one formerly occupied Ida isi3
Matou, where they offer flr iaIe general III
lOrtmrn Ot
WeE- hha G79ds e. Groce-ies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

itants made prompt aad vigorous Pur-
suit; bat owing to the inundalion nfthe
country, proved unsuccessful ken. n
A letter fiom gentleman At Louis
VILE, tKy) 70 lis irignd.i in Bard,town,
says: I he Indians are killing the
whites on our frontiers without discrim-
ination. The governor Of the territory
has ordered tie whites 10 KILL EVE
RY INDIAN THEY SEE"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

The Argus-man and " Pigeon Flutterer"
came Out last Thursday as large as life, as
they say Of YAK figures. They bear 50 near a
resemblance 20 each other, that they are oc-
casiohatiy taken Tor one and the same being.
BY their phry lnslnuatICns and low attempts
al wit, they have sunk themselves 50 lou that
we cannot get within long shot Of them.
Let thls not only now buI forever after suit
flee IS reason for our treating such rlDaldry
with silent contempt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

u hroof were wanting that the En-
oa'soas french ard not solely az T.
,IeT'caH measure, the late refusal Of
congress 70 hear the petitions Of the
portuguese Captains, would furnish IL
in abundance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

IL said, says the last N. Y. Gazette.
that it is now the intention Of govern.
ment to continue the Embargo for an
tadej'nife ferlod, believing that less iniu,
Ty will result to the country from this
measure, Chan If they 20 u war. The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

The Legislature Of Rhode Island
have passed several dignifed Rcsolu'
tons Oh the subject Of national affairs,
and have instructed their Senators and
requested their Representatives in Con-
gress, 10 endeavour To effect the repeal
ofthe Restrictions on Commerce and
TO oppose the Land Tax, and the declar-
aion OF al unnecessary War.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

IN "ii'dI AZ new Ofk IN - days
from GreenOck, bnngs London dates to
the l7th ult BY them il would seem
the North Of Europe has dark day in
prospect 100000 French troops are
said 70 b. on their march to occupy va
rious posts in the Nestula and Oder.
The force which the Russian Emperor
(AleXander) has destined 10 oppose this
immense army is not known-but adj
hitting II even TO e.rceed the number Of
their enemy, a great reformation mus:
have taken place in the character Of Al
exander and his Generals, to enable
them 10 cope with the French with
moderate prospect Of success-even
though Sweden, in the character of an
ally, should assist. Prussia is granting
every aid to facilitate the march Of
French troops 10 the borders of Russia.
a large French army is in Berlin and
quarttrcd gpon the wretched inhabi-
tants Eor both lodging and subsistence.
+, The I'm rerOr Alexander was still at st
Petersburg, but it was eXplc ted he
would soon put himself at the head of
hir army-.he principal commanders
udat him are generals IYIgcn8teln,
! Aui8o7e and Essen.
J nc F4T1,, Nouleur states that only
4 few egImenis have been drawn from
Spain -nd that q reinforcement Is Oh the
march inr taat kingdom consisting Of
so battalIons Q! infantry and 600O cav
airy.
The English papers mention that the
dispatches sent by Mr. Ruffe for Mr..
Foster The British Minister to the Uni
ted States, contain such propositions
for an adjustment If difficulties as
Cannot " neglected by cur government.
The Brit,h cutter Brsmtle, desr atch
vessel, VIA, arrived II Newylik, wi u Des.
patches for NJ Fust r., aud IS 70 wait tor
answers. tne 8rsmnle left England ~ alt,
80 % o.
"Stra'9S shozy zvtich nay the 4Uind 6lo7ys .
The National lnIelligencer [presidenl
Mtdlsoh's rape. Of the 14Ju distant, SAYS,
y = t~f4stAciitF nary bCliGFC lNAl We arc Oh
the eve Of war, and that it Is prudent for
every WISE man 10 prepare for it"--and fur
ther remarks, that che that is not FOR us
that i the war party is AGAINsr u. Di :
Election must be hEshed." Mr.. Wright, a
Member Of Congress from Maryland, talks
iot applying HEMP and coNFIsCArIoN to
northern opposition.
The call upon the Congressman,
now absent from their duty, TO give
their attendance at Washington, re.
minds US OF common remark Of the
Almanack makers, viz. "I.ook cut for
something sqHaLly about these days"
Tie Su,frene Judicial Court
WIi set in ihis town tomorrow. We ~
derstand Judges SEWALL, THATCHER
and ptnKT2 rOmnO~e LbtA &,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

D!EDl-In this town, Nancy, daughter
OF Mr. Ia Floyd, aged years
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25
Tie SOUL, he BODY, and h. WILL.

Tie SOUL, ibe BODY, and H. WILL.
a certain perlon having ludled Divl4iy
commenced the practiie Of p, saeLAg for the
very honelt puTPofe, no doubt of obtaining a
LVirg After having unlucCeisfully led IN.
calling while, be conc udt dtO turn hi. attention
TO the 0udy and practice of PbyJis, which he
accordingly did, with better encouragement ;
finding that people cared more for the welfare
of their 5saie,, than that Of their )sulf Still he
did not fucceed fully to his liking. and con-
ceived the idea Of practihng LatU; and End
ing this aAiwersbIe TO bis wIihes and eKpeGa-
tions, in the ample fuPport which he met, be
came 10 THE rational coaclu6On-f5It men are
more f' fbeir WILL, fboa for stJsT SOUL o. BODY.
Il hus we find, that iome Psirtictaz,, WILL
GO greater lengths in the qualification Of liub-
born and obit;nate4'i petition, than 40 attempts
At conciliating ano judicious meafures Of gov
eminent; and would fcarcely hehtate to offer,
on the altar of their hrigs, the dezrelt rights
add privileges Of their country, and fometmes
their own private property, a. in lhe cafe Of
the famous Gin Burning 10 Baltimore, few
years pan. OBSERVATOR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

The call upon the Congress-men,.
now absent from their duty, 10 give
their attendance at Washington, re.
minds Us OF a common remark Of the
Almanack makers, viz. Hook cut for
something sgHaLy about these days"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

EBENEzER MAYO, Esq, has been appoin-
teq agent OF the Russian Consulate, IN the
United States, for The District of Maine and
state Of New Hampshire, to reside in Port
laad.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

TIE S4,freme Judicial C0urt
Win set in ;his town tomorrow. We "
derstand Judges SEWALL, THATCHER
and PARKER, compose he g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

WE The iuhfcribsrs having been appointed
by The Hon. SG77aei r e.zIa, E.Q Judge
Of Probate for the county of Cumberland, Iu
receive and examine tAe claims III the ctedi-
tors OF the eltsye of
DAVID BARKER,
late Of Windhsm, ~ faId county, ara decearea
represented infoivent 10 hereby give NOTICE
Iba; tx ,nonihs from this dse are allowed fai5
creditors % bring in and prove their clair,a
and that we will attend ID The ief..re II rLr
hrule Of John Chute, IN Wiadham "a ;heth II
Monday Of June AID the third Monday n
Sefteqtjsy aud october Al two Ut Ghe Clock n.
M. Of laid days
Jo[IN CHUTE. 2c~ai,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

VoLUNTEERs.-The democratic papers are
a dssy after Joi, in eEtolliRg the patriotism and
magnanimIty of voluntarily becoming con-
icripS, in order that MIR. Madllon may APPEAR
TO be SERIOUS in the " armour and altitude"
which he is taking for the drafts have been
gone through with. Perhaps, however, no E.
vii will reiult from exciting this vsIsateey man
"a Tor iuch az regret having let the precious
moment flip, it is laid many end opportunities
OF p1r'bafTg fbe 'igLt for FINAL compeEiaIion.
II Il was patriotic" FOR the Lynn fhoema-
kers and fome Of the Oxford militia 20 offer
their iervlces tn MIR, Madilon, without going
out OF their REFLECTIVE towns, how much
more 10 mutt il have been for Paddy who
came all the way from Cork to this town for
that purPoie; and yet poor Paddy's " patriot
i'm" is Pafed over in GIence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

REPRESENTATIVE ELLl4.
The political changes which hst
place, in the elections f Representative .c
the next General Court stand thus 60
Fedora! Gain, Loss. Demo. Cir, Loss.
liz ) 50 90
Making net Federal gain Of ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

. @ 7 = Fl -
Unlsi' fad taxes and All neCeGary charges
are Psid 20 me lie lu5lcriber Un IVY before
"a urday, the GrH DAY Of Auguil next, 70 much
OF tad Land will then be fold ~ Public Ven.
due A. lhe School Houfe near MaIi~ha Bart
lstEi II fad Hartford III nine O'Clock FIJI tie
forenoon a will pay tie fame.
LIVE HIDDEN CoAet7o, n HTsrtf9y4, 1911
H%ysr1, Mug 20, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-25

The Bri,,h cutter Brsm.le desr stch
vessel, la, arrived Il Newyurk, vi Des.
patches for NJ. Fust r., aud IS 20 wait tor
answers. Tne 8ramnle left England ~ ult,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20
Factory Notice.

VXTIfEREAS, a Cotton Mandatory Company has
w lately been established. who have been al
great expense in purchasing water privedges, Mills
and other buildings in Jcwcu City Preston, and
have erected Cotton Fasory on an extensive scale.
on one Of the best m-stanas IN the State of Con-
recticut. which will contain and operate 1000 spin
dIes--and have now considerable number in opera
ton and 500 nearly completed the whole being
built Of the best materials and executed by the first
workmen-and 70 improve their privileges to the best
advantage, would wish to enlarge their capital TO
twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars more than il
now is Any gentleman wishin9 to become interest
ed in Cotton Factory and other water privileges,
are invited to come and examine the situation. the
privileges and works, and join them in the business.
John Wilson, Committee for said
John Douglass, Company.
Preston, Jewet City. (con) April y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20
Removal.
HARVEY SESSIONS

-ACQUAINTS his friends and the
public in general, that he has retnov'd 70 NO 162,
Thames-street two doors south Of the Post Office,
where, in addition TO his former stock, he has just
receiv'd supply Of EngEsh, French md IutEa
GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching
season, which he viii dispose Of at very reduced
prices.
He has also Just received great variety Of
.7,nericon CIyvCb.aJfS, STRIPES; CIysa.,fBR.aYS
very fine, and common yhIR7LNCS and cor
TON YARN Of all kinds, which lie will sell as
low as can be purchased At the Manufactures.
~ He respectfully tenders bis sincere
thanks to his friends and customers, and soIicts q
continuance Of their fayors April o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20
A new. assortment of Shoes.
CALEB TRIPP,

hES7EcTFULLy informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he has removed from his old stand No 124,
to No lis, Thamcsstrect, directly opposite Mr. Jc-
siah Monro, where be offers for sale extensive
sortment of ~. "a
Mems womens' and childrens' Shoes Of the
most fashionable patterns and colours, Of the first
quality.
He also keeps constantly on hand an assort-
mcnt sf Boots of the first chop.
Those who are disposed to favor him with
their custom, will receive his sincere thanks.
April ~. ~ N stt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20
zPPREN71CE W1NZED.

yIYANTED-ss on Apsrentioe to the Tanning sad
w Cafvjine nosiHess, Lad IRON rs 70 Is years
e oee. 10 ~ ef ssesdy habits, good encourage
ment vin = gives, u sppaeakioa = made immedisie
<Ste 4 william W. FREEo0nN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20
(Hp AutbOritr.)
ANACT
To establish a Quarter Masters Departs
ment, and ior other purposes.

..|I
be,and hereby sestablishcd Quarter Masters
Department Tor tho army OF the United osatess
to consist OF quarter master generals four
deputy quarter-mas'ers, and IS many assis-
tant. deputy quarter masters AS ~ the cpan'on
OF the President OF the United States the
public service may require the quarter
master-gcneral and deputy qaastcr -mss'ess g
DC apppointed ~ sns f'rcs'acnt, ny sno WIN
the advice ana consent o. ltne oena'e, snu INC
assistant deputy quarter. masters oy inc rres.
ident alone. And nc herepy IS authorised
moreover 20 appoint sucn aoui.iona! "unper
oi oepusy quarters moi exeeea'ns lc"r, = %
taken from the ines OF noN - ms Msc.e-
uon' I'm n's Juos'ncn' 'He p"o''e 'o's'''
may require
oEe' Ina % y JA',"e' e,a''s.' S..,i nay
me qsa!t<r-mas'er general sna'' % cn.'uee 20
snc rams pay ana emo'uu,e0.s 9, =. s:,
ecncsa'' unus''nv NV. aIt - ~. sws'"I ~ ;,S
cno u1u'snu e,s. S:.", sS- -. s.,..s
lo'sgc ies IVY a''o','os''i no'ses ",e
quarter mss'css' Mncn "'s :' sase :'a' s s"1
p"es' sna" % cnu'cu - 'eee's1 sE'y W.
'ars Pcr mon'p, nvc Ips'o"s r., Wy s. ~ y.
asc or '"o no,sss ou. !. ~ -
nc, men sue" sou'.,oAa. ~ s's .''.':';.
a. snan pe cquss u 'ns so.sSc"s p'v''.
'nc ass's'aus ~ uepuy. qusay, qSm 49,. =.
uos taken 'sonI snS mne' s"a'. oe s'"s's" -
anu reeve 'orsy 1o''u1s ~ aSu' 49, ~. =
uons pcr Vay any ~ o,'o ~ -.
'aken 1su s"c nus u1s 'us" as -" cas..
aug emo'u'nens ~ s"a'' - 0|3ua' = ~
Soens P.o'islous y \. ..,., .i.,,o,
PIG, oana - q y~'". -. n-,I;. s''s
aao',on - s.s.' uus..s - "'s ns. NJ
vc nc uusy . 'ue qua'.I. '..:~ ~ .',rs
ocPs'cs' snu ass'ssan. usPuues' W.. ~"
- u'rc1'uu -, ~ .no ss-.s .;ss "a - ~ 49,.
cnasc 'n',''a'y '!y.o's sa.np ~ .darsbs
= s'.''s sHuss.S ~ s.s;d sys la,'s &C .rsrs
s.a"y - rs .s @ s"s Srv s,S~ss artillery ana
pr, s,n - no,,;ns ~ Thss sSs o,ar,sr.ma.,cr.
sar LII, ,.,,,as nf.s,, 80 ~ !, ~, he rc.
tSncs" S"ai "e~o""s 70 ".s~' - ''"y - a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20

VVlIlLIIAl1 INV 11s, 80 n
Ne IOg. Txames-streef, Aas for sale
) n n extensive assortment Of fresh Garden Seeds,
IA Of the first qualify -among viGch ass--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20

Those gentlemen who feel disposed 10 pro-
mote the Institution, viii please 70 call and
subscribe TO the News Room. - Terms ibcr-
al---Particulars made known at the House,
GO, Thames-strcet.
n. A book viii be kept at the Coffee
House, for the insertion of shipping and other
intelligence. JOHN JOHNSON.
April SO. A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-20
Co-partnership Formc. d

THE subscribers have, for the pllr-
4 pose Of transacting Commis,ion business, cn-
tered into partnership under the firm OF
RICH.HO.vD 81 RO GERS,
and have taken the Store, No95, Thamesstrees
corner of Market-square.
Any bus ness in the above branchs entrust-
ed to them, win se strictly attended To.
Paddock Richmond,
\, Robert Rogers. jun.
N. " Iiherai advances made on Goods, deposi-
ted for sale, y Iwnuir%ds Aprl2 20.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-28
Hamilton's Worn destroying
I.OzengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy Whatever
10 others Of a similar title so commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence on
the contrary, q particular excellence OF TINS
remedy is its being suited to every age and
constitution Itcontains nothing but what's
perfectly innocent, and is so mild In Its oPe-
ration that it cannot injure the tenderest IN
FAINT Of week oil, should no worms exist IN
the body but will, without pain, or grlpln5'
cleanse the stomach and bowels, OF whatever
is foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the
production of worms, and many fatal dlsor-
ders. y,
dose OF this medicine given occasionally
dusiae the warm season, will effectually pre-
v Mt the vomiting & purging OF chlldren'
a dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part Of our citizens
lis likewise the mildest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to health
and strength great number when IN an adj
yanced stare OF this fatal ompiaint-partlcu-
Ia. and plain instructions are given for every
pat of the necessary treatment IN such
cases, >,
Chi 'ren generally take this medicine with
eagerness, having pleasing appearance ana
an agre cable taste.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-28
HamiIton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable mesi'
cine for the speedy relief * permanent cure
of Nervous disorders, ConsumPuons' Low
ness of spirits, Loss of Appetite lmpurlty
of the Blood, Hysterical Affections inward
Weaknesses, Violent Cramps ia the stomach
and back Indigestion, Melancholy, Govt In
tie stomach, Pains in the limbs, Relaxation'
sc. &C
The principal operation of this remedy is
in che stomach, restoring the digestive pow
ers. and sending forth from that organ new
health and yigor into every part OF the s.ys.
tenn; it enriches and Puriies the biood' with,
outipf miag braces without stimulaehg
oov;oicntly. the nervous system; strength
ems the sectstory vessels, aud the general
habit; brings back the muscular flores 70
their natural and healthy tone; and restores
that nutrition which immoderate evacuatlons
had DESTROY ed, and whose loss had thrown
the whole frame into languor and debility
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-28
July.24
ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care atten'ioh
BY MICHAEL LEE, & co.
Lees Worm Desire ing Lozenges.
This medicineis superior 10 any ever Oh
fered to the public, being innocent and mid,
certain and efficacious in its operations.
Lees Eiair,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas and particularly the whosping
cough so destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure of Rheuma-
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Proved by long experience to be unequal
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Lees .Anti-6iAous Pile,
Forthe prevention and cure OF bilious ana
malignant levers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an anfsliible remedy
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Lees LntalAble Ague e FeOer Drehs,
For the cure of agues, remittent and IN
termittent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian Lofion,
Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, tel
tiers, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effcctual remedy for all diseases IN the
eyes. -.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Iootk-y4che DROPS,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees Damask Lii Solve,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne Eh1ir,
For the cure of every kind of headache.
TIE Indian Vegetable Sfec5fe,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
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