The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-25
RECEIPT
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For q raIlkersd or puii.id sn,.e fh,.nnt


For a cankersd or put,-id sore throat.
10 one pint OF strong tea, made Of hysop and sa.e
put one half pint OF sharp cider vinegar and four
spoonsfnll OF honey Then powder a lump Of alum
as large as two wainuts and lump of verdigris az
large as one walnut and put il nto tho mixture shak
ing and stirring well together with which garlic the
throat Ii the mixture he sharp add more hyson tea
and for want Of verdigris lump Of blue vro Of the
same dimensions may be used. II gives instant re-
lief in this distressing complaint 1t also cures white
spots or csnkered sore mouth.
CAPTAIN Basil Hall. r. N. states that occul,tions
OF the stars by the moon easily dscernabe AT sea
and that ne himself has made several observations Of
that klnd-Ihls mode Of determining tile longitude
would be much preferable to that by he eclipses Of
Jupiters satellites.
Dr. Conidct of Geneva, has communicated 10 the
editor of the Quarterly Journal of Science the great
success he has with in the treatment of Scrofla
by the use oflodnela case OF goitre, or scrofuous
glands combined with the hydrOdate of potash on soda
this remedy appears to have been highly successful
whether administered externally or internally.
The London Prophetic Magazine FOR the wear 1922
TO which we alluded some time since appears 70 NJ
accomplishing It's predictions. The disturbances
throughout Europe, internal and e,,terna-and war
between Russia and Turkey, were distinctly Coretold
IN that Magazine among the events of the month Of
March or Apnf The editor had succeeded in the last
year. IN oretelhng the death OF the queen OF Emo
and Of Bonaparte which he inferred from the relative
position Of the planets and Tie month Of March
was also 70 have Produced according 10 tile Nagazine
the death ola distinguished Field Marshal bv malice
vi the accomplishment Of this remains to be heard
Charleston Courier.
Sjr Isaac Neaeton, though so deep in Algebra and
tluxons, could not really make 40 a common ac-
count and. when he master of the mint used 10
get somebody 10 make up his own accounts for him.
"a DigrcSSlo7l.-1 celebrated Henderson, lie ac-
tof, was seldom known 10 be ina passion. When al
oxford he was one day debating with fellow student
VINO not keeping his temper. threw glass Of wine ia
his face Mr.. Henderson took out his handkerchief
wiped MS face. aud coolly said That SIR, was Ii
erosion; now fol the argument"
An article from Copenhagen dated the 9th Of April
says In the memery Of there was never "a
much done By storms in tie last winter II l. cal
culated thar about 2000 ships and 10000 men have
persisted the several Of Europe OF which $50
ships and $500 men were lost on TIE Danish coast
alone.
The following rticle appeared in standard repuJ-
t'orn paper nearly twenty years ago. II is to be re
sreued that the liberal sentiments il inculcates have
become Questionable with ercitsices OF tho
day
Stick 70 ycfr party at az 5eenfs''
j. maxim erroneous in theory, and mschievous III
practice. II involves abandonment in principle
and OF that right judge for himself Of which no man
oil an independent and generous mind viii ever per
mt himself TO be deprived. Ii enioins an implicit
hhnn, and unraniy submission of the aaag TO a felo
"a violation 81 the radical principles OF all fr2e govern
ments AZ Is. in effect, conspiracy OF the worst ant
most dangerous Mind. IL debaseh the MINI that re
ceives u and Paves the way 10 a srate OF aheC
-!A'eJ 4 r .pfEurticn q me frst principles. and