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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
DR, ROBERTSON,S
CELEBRATED STONACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH,
Prize one 1nIInr

Fftce one dotfar and fifty cents.
Which i,as proved. by thousands who have
experienced its beneficial effects. to be the
most valuable medicine ever offered to the pub.
lie. for the cure Of coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION,
the whoopiug cough, as thma, pain in the breast
cramp, and WIND in tie stomach, headache,
loss ct sPPetite, indigestion, etc.
For the Dysentary or Lax, Cholera Morbus,
severe gripings, and other diseases Of the bow
els, and The summer complaint in children, it
has proved a certain remedy, and restored TO
perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder of the Bress; and Lungs, even in
the mort advanced state. wiIl find immediate
relief. Common Coughs and Colds. v hich are
in general occasioned by Distracted perspira.
tom will be found to yield to its benign infu-
ence in few hours.
In AStbmstic or Consumptive complaints.
Hoarscness, Wheezings. Shortness of Breath.
and the Hopping Cough, it will give immediate
relief,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

RoIO IS this PA vincennes paper of the 10th
March states that the Bank OF Vincennes has
declared dividend of profits tor the last s
months, at the rate Of forty per cent. per an.
mum, to part of the stockholders, The
mystery is how part could have shared such
an enormous dividend, and not the others
and how the directors could have b ad the uu-
biIshing impredence 10 have divided SO e.
normous profit on any part of the stock,
when the Bank itself has stopped payment of
its notes, and is under the reputation of be-
ing insolvent.- Richmond Compiler.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
EXQUISITE HUMANITY.

"The true lover Of an oyster aoill
haze some regard for The feelings of
his little favorite, and will never aban-
don it to the mercy of bunsling OPP
orator, but will open it himself, and
cOniriVe TO de,atch the fish from the
she'll SO dextorously, that the oyster is
hardly conscious he has been elected
from his lodgings, till he feels the
teeth OF the pescirorous gourmond
tickling him to DEATH
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
April-27 If.
p. C.. M,CABE.
A ron EY ar + J

Il L L o .FEY At L.4W,
q AFFERS his professional services
W TO the pablIe. lie will attend the
courts Of CharleStown, Winchester and
Martinsburg. He may be found at
FGiton's Hotel, or at lis office oppc-
site Fu!tOu's. All communications
addressed 10 him shall meet with i'm.
mediate attention.
"'Conveyaneing executed at his
Office.
CharlestOwn, April e7-6t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
100000
10000 Tickets at $40 is

10000 Tickets at Stoi s $4,000
STATIONARY PRIZES.
First drawn number 1st day 1000
First drawn number I'd day 1000
First drawn number 9th day 1000
First drawn number 10th day 5000
First drawn number 12th day 1000
First drawn number 18th day 10000
First drawn number 18th day 10000
All other prizes floating from the
commencement of the drawing, and the
lottery will be completed ia 90 days
drawins-prizes only to be drawn.
For all prizes in the above, S. & M.
Allen & Co. Washington. will ad.
vance the cash as soon as drawn.
Whole tickets Sll00 Quarters S rs
Halves 50 Fights / 81 I.s
Tickets also for sale in the Wash.
inston Monument lottery at 12,-Na-
tional at t6 dollars.
For tickets and shares in the above
Lotteries call ut 4LLE.N'S
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington city.
~ Orders by mail for tickets or
shares will receive as prompt atten.
tion as if personal application was
made if addressed TO
S. & NJ. aLLE.N &. Co.
WASHINGTON oIrY.
Anril-2S tF
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Deferred Articles.
BRIGADIER GENERAL PORTER,

~'iNA AK h oElNGnAL HO1 T. rs.
The Boston Evening Gazette of
Monday announces the death on Sun.
day, al his quarters in Cambridge. bre
vet briSadier general MOSES POR-
TER, colonel ofthe first regiment u
nited States artillery, aged 67. Gene
raj Porter was native of Massachu-
sets, and in the year 1875 joined the
revolutionary army at Cambridge; and
IN the company of artillery command
ed by captain Trevett, he was present
and actually engaged in the first regu
larry contested affair with the enemy
at Bunker's Hill. He followed the for.
tunes Of the corps to which he was
attached, through the war which was
Terminated by the recognition of our
independence in 1883. At the battle.
OF Brandy wine, Germantown, Mon
mouths White Plains, on Long Island,
and the campaign in the JERSEYS, he
was distinguished in the grade Of
subaltern officer Of artillery. lie was
one of the few selected 10 form the
first peace establishment Of the United
STATES. Under ST. Clair and WAYNE
he served as captain OF artillery,
in all the battles which they fought
IN the western wilderness; and, on
the cession of the posts on the
upper Lake., became one of the
frt cOmmandants at MiehiIimaek
mac. The occupation of Louisiana,
IN 1903, carried him to New Orleans.
Promoted TO TIE rank of Major. he
was entrusted with the responsible
charge of the western frontier post at
Nachitoehees. The war Of isf2plaeed
him 1.-THE head Of the regiment OF light
artillery and in the autumn Of that
year ne was found, with the en;husi-
asm of youth, exercising his command
on the Niagara. Although age bad
then stamped him for his own, the gal
Iant veteran brnved the Privations of
winter campaign, imparting to all
who approached him a portion of that
spirit which bad 80 long aud fervently
burned 10 his heroic bosom. In 1918,
he descended the st. Lawrence from
Fort George with the army under Gem
cral Wilkinson. In 1917, be was re.
called 10 the command al Norfolk,
in Virginia, then threatened by an in.
vadiDg force. Here his presence 10.
spired confidence, and his experience
would have insured victory.
The peace offsf5 left him in com.
mand Of bis regiment; the recent re.
duction Of the army continued him in
his rnnk. Like shock Of germ fully
ripe, he Is now gathered TO his fathers,
and near half century Of service ha-
wing bieaehed his locks, hs goes, re,
GREETED By every soldier of that coun-
try 10 which he has devoted a most
useful and active life, and equally
nourned by every citizen, whose
rights he has contributed his talent TO
establish.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
DIR. DYOTTYS
INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS
Price so cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DEETIFRIC

For cleansing, whitening and preserving the
Teeth aud Gums.
This valuable preparation possesses the
most salutsry virtue in cleansing and beauti
tying the teeth in is composition il is
perfectly free from cid or any otlrer pernicious
properly fSble 10 corroGe, or in any way
inJure the teeth, for which reason is attributed
The safety OF its use, and the preference !, has
obtained over other preparations intended Tor
similar purposes it Strengthens The gums,
eradica'es tie scurty, swtetens the BREATH.
preserves the teeth from decsying, and pre-.
serves them from aching, and TIC Lcccssii, o.
having them drawn, &c.
S.nce the above invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards Of se7cu Eaaarss
Ino l persons have experienced tier happy
and Ssiulary effects, many of whom from tie
owest stage of their disorders.
Take notice, that each and all Of the above
genuine medicines are signed on the outside
covers withthe signature offhe sole proprieirs
r. ~. DPOTT,. .M. ID.
GA fresh supply of the above nfdioines
Just received and for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER, Winchester, where pamphlets, con-
tsnng certificates Of cures, &c. may be ha1
Sfa''S' Hsochcsfer, Jug IS. 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

.anecdote of Mr.. Fordham, a late cel-
ebrated Horse dealer, of Cambridge,
Eng During a negotiation between
MIR. Fordham, s. one OF the Members of
the University, the former was suddenly
taken ill. There we're only a very few
pounds between them in respect to the
price the gownsman, little expecting
what had occurred, called the next
morning at the stable yard and asked
to see MIR. Fordmau. Z" Master, SIR
said the ostler, dis dead, but he left
tcord that you should hare the Horse '
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

From the Washington Cay Gazette.
Phiadelphis paper, Of Saturday, says
''we are building Theatre and new PEN
itentiary. Only one person attended to
witness the performance on Thursday night
last, at the Walnut street theatre. He dri-
ly made the remark. that he supposed Is the
house was sittiog with closed doors on srec-
uGpe business"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
SPRING

SPRING.
See on high the Sky Lark soar
Hear the feather'd songssers sing
Now the blast Of winters DER,
Joyous, joyous is the Spring
The Meads are deck d in green array
Ploogh boys whistle, milk-maids sing;
All unite and sweetIy say
Joyous, joyous is the spriDgl
Soon the month of May will come,
The pride of moths, Poets sing !;
Roses then shall bud and bloom.
Joyous, joyous is tbs Spring!
Youthful reader would you know,
Why il is, that thus sipgP
a moral here wish to show,
On the beauties of the Spring:
The Spring OF life, you are in
Soon the ,pring of life is DER;
Shun the walks OF shame and sin;
Tread the paths of Vice no more
Fly to wisdom, fly to truth,
Ply untos path divine
BIissfu! path to tread in yonth,
IT'S in that, they sweet|y shine!
Pure Religion, sweet and holy,
Softeos every care in life
Makes Professors meek and lowly,
Free from envy, free from strife.
Soon The bloom Of yoOlh will fade
Soon will die tbs lilies far
The frosts Of Winter casts shade
The bloom of Spring can ns'er repair,
st when thus declining age
bis mantle DER our frame,
"'S' -, -, ,Life's chequer'5 page,
Of conscious shame.
Thus copteO.ed IN .
Ven seroneIy BIT sna''''
w,,h no cares to break Oh;
'oSOO'' THE STRh..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Proposals are issued at Boston for publish
ing the Life of James Obs. by WIN. Tudor,
Esq. MIR. Otis was one of the most Jealous
and active friends of the Independence of
his country aud at the commencement and
early progress of the measures which led to
that event, he had great influence among the
people of Massachusetts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
POETRY.
FROM rnE rnov,nzNcr GAZETTE.
OLD GRIMES.

OLD GRIMES.
l~9UNE--" JOHN Gitpin ,oas citizen
Old Grime.'is dead -Thst good old man
We ne'er shall see him more,
He used to wear lcng black cea,,
All buttoned down before.
. His heart wa, open a. the day
Hi, feelings all were true;
His hair was some incliued to gray
He wore 1T in queue.
Whenever was heard the voice of pain
His breast with pity buried
The large, round head, upon his cane,
Fron, ivory was turned.
Thus, ever prompt ct PHYS call,
He knew no base design
His eyes we're dark aHd rather small,
His nose was acqueline.
He lived at peace with ali mankind,
In friendship he was true
His coat had pocket holes behind
His pantaoons were blue.
Unframed the sin which earth polluts,,
He passed securely DER;
And never wore pair of boots
For thirty years or more.
Bot poor OLD GRIMES is now at rest.
Nor fears midortunes frown,
He had double breasted vest
The stripes run up and down.
He modest merit sought to find,
And pay it its desert,
He had no malice in his mind
No ruffles on his shirt.
His neighbours he did not abuse,
Was sociable and gay,
He wore large buckles in his shoes,
Aud changed them every day.
His knowledge. hid from public gaze
He did not bring in view
Nor made noise town meeting days,
As many people DO.
His worldly goods be never threw
In trust to fortunes chances;
But lived { as all his brothers do
In easy circumstances:
Thus undisturb'd by anxious care,
His peaceful moments ran
And every body said he was
a fine old gentleman.
Good people all give cheerful thought
To Grimes memory;
As doth his cousin, ESSECK SHORT,
who made this poetry.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
EARLY PRODUCTION.

A box of ripe Strawberries wa, sold in
Boston market on "Wednesday during tie
sno1o storm, for eight dollars. Cucumbers
upwards of eight inches in length, fresh
from the vince, were exhibited the same
day.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

The first volume of General Green's Life
by Judge JOHNSON of South Caroliua has lust
made it's appearance at Baltimore. Il is said
to extend to 500 pages 4to, and 10 be well
written. We are much gratifed TO find the
literary talent of our country thus displayed
in placing on record the deeds of our reyolu.
tionary heroes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDIINES.

Which ere celebrated for the cure Of most
disorders TO which the human body is liable.
prepared only by the sole proprietor,
II. w. DYOTT, M. ID.
Grandson Of tie late celebrated DIR. Ro.
6srtson. Of Edinburgh,
And for sale IN Philadelphia, only, at the pro.
Prietot'' wholesale and retail drGg and
family medicine warehouse,
N0rth'east corner Of Second s. Race streets,
And, by retail, OF his Agents throughout the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
DR.. ROBERTSON,S
INFALLlBLE WORM DESTROYING.
LOZENGES


medicine universally esteemed for desror.
ing every species of worms-price SO cents.
SymPtomS-The common symptoms of the
worms are paleness of the countenance. at
other times flushing of the face, itching of tie
nose snd about the seat, staring and erindinsr
OF the teeth in sleep, swelling OF the upper linz
the appetite sometimes bad, at other times
voracious; looseness, dissgreeable breath. a
hard sweiied belly. great thirst, the urine
frotby and sometimes of whitisl, color
gripping or cholic pains, an involuntary dis.
charge OF saliva, especially when asleep fire.
quent pains in the sides, with dry couch
and unequal pulse; Palpita,ions of the hear.
swoonings, cold sweats, palsy, epileptic fits.
&c.
Though numberless medicines are extolled
for expeiling and killing worms none are equal
IN efficacy to DIR. Robertson's Horn Desire.
ing LO-engesi they are mild in their operation
and may be given the youngest infant with
safety.
ClRCASSlAN EYE WATER.
Price so cents
sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes, whether arising from cold inflammation,
weakness &c
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
NOW DRAWING

:. In the City ofCharlcston, South Caroline.
or Ouiy 10000 tickets in the Scheme
GRAND LOTTERY.
For the Benefit of the IS South Caro-
lima Academy of Fine Arts"
FIRST CLASS.
s. E W. ALLEN e. Co. MANAGERS.
SCH Z Nj Z.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Joseph Napo con Bonsparte. of Baltson son
OF jerome Bonaparte, came passenger in the
brig White Oak, from Leghoro, which YES.
sci arrived at Amboy on Friday last.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

footmsn in the service of the Royal fam.
lily at Paris, has pet;ioned the Chamber OF
Deputies to know why the King had dismis.
sed him:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
DIR. DYOTIvS
ANTl'BILlOUS PILLS.
For tbs prevention and cure Of Bilious an,
Malignant Fevers.


FOR tbs prevention and cure Of Bilious and
Malignant Fevers.
PTice 25 cents-iarge 6ores so cents
Those Pills, if timely administered, will re-
move the causes which commonly produce In.
termittent, Remittent, Bilious and Yellow Fe
yers. Bilious Cholic, Pleursy, Dysen,ery.
Worms, Bilious Vomiting, Flatuence, Ind.
gestlon, loss OF appetite, Costiyeness, Epilep.
tic Fits, Hypochondris and Hysterical afiecA
tons. foul Stomach, Colds and Coughs, Asthv
ma, Scur'y, Sirangury, Gravel, Rheumatism
and Govt.
They are particularly serviceable in female
disorders, and especially in the removal Of
those distractions which are the great source
OF their complaints at certain periods thev
possess this eminent advantage ever most Fur
CALVES tn st while 'hey operate sehliy, they
produce neither cOstivencss, debility, nor toe
great excitement whenever there is uredis-
position TO disease arising from marsh sffiu-
vat, or too copious use of ardent spirits, or
savitiaed state of the bile, they are sure to re-
lieve.
they are highly recomme nded to travellers
by sea and LAND, as they may be made use &c
with the utmost safety without change of diet
or exercise. They will be found peculiarly
beneficial in the prevention O! disorders Incl
dental to warm climates; --they deteree and
Cleanse viscid humOrs open distractions,
1'N''S'S t''S SSS'C tIOb VI SOOu Blje, OpeTatiVE,
as cathsrtic aud powerful diuretc and
diaphoretic.
MAHY's PLASTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended 10y all The mo.t
eminent physicians Ct Philadelphis.
This plaster cloth, 80 we'll known in the
United States, and particularly in The city OF
PhIisdeipbia, is sovereign remedy against
ulcers, however old and inVeterste; also, can.
GERS, erysipelas, wens, Jumps, scrofula, fstula,
white swelling, sore breast, teons, wbijlowss
biles, carbuncles, etc. etc. 1t cures sprsins.
bruises, pains in the back, swelling end pain,
IN tie joints, scalds, burns, chiiblain, sor.
legs end wounds tending to suppsrstion if
draws cauterised sores or issues very success.
fully and without pain ;Gssipstes lie pam of
tue gou: and rheumatism in short time /;
as 1t sofiens the skin, it is used successfully
for the cure of corns on the feet. This
plaster as recommended TO mariners anC.
Others who travel bysea or by land.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACH BITTERs

Which are celebrated for strengthening
weak stomschs. increasing the appetite, and ~
certain preventative and cure for the fever ana
sgue, etc.
For the fever and ague, malady so preva
lent throughout the southern states, and at.
fiic,ing to families residing in all low countries
redundant with marshes, lakes, s,sgnatfd
pools, ri'Srs, these celebrated and univ ersally
esteemed Bitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for the relief and cure OF
the most obstinate oppressor of the human
frame; numerous instances of their efficacy
have been testified, after the barks and yario,s
other extolled prescriptions failed, they proved
successful to the admiration of those who
experienced and witnessed the happy effects.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

BLANK DEEDS.
For Sale Of this Ofie.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

The serampore Mission has type found.
derry, paper mandatory, seventeen presses
in operation, and workmen of every discrip-
ton connected with it. 1t has all The varie.
ties of type necessary TO print the scriptures
in every Language of India.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

FRoM TIE PALLADIUM OF LIBERTY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Important TO WiLkerS. Oliver Evsns
patent right to the Hopperboy has been de-
cisred, by late decision OF the Supreme
Court, at Washington 6 void as e patent Tor
Improvement, because the specification i.
not according to law snd void as a patent
for the whole machine, because he was not
the original inventor" Thus has termin.
ated subject that for many years was
source Of vexatious litigation TO the mile.s
and manufactures OF -four, and by which the
pstentee extOrted immense sums of money
It's understood, that his claim tn other
parts of the improvement in the art of r1anu.
featuring -four, are equally deceptive with
the HoPperboy,
Is there no redress for those who have
been smerccd in heavy damaecs, for an
infringement of patent, when il is legally
and solennly decided that the patentee had
no right. II VIC are correctly informed
Mr.. Evans obtained verdict come wears
ago against Mr. Robinson of Montgomery
county, in Ibis state, by Baltimore jury.
of something like 1900 or 1900 dollars, for
the use OF come part Of his pretended i'm.
provemeniT, and that, the mill itset was
scarcely worth the amoGnt Of damages a
wafded. Is there no means by which this
gentleman and others, cen compel a return
OF the money, which it now appssrs has
been illegally extorted from them. /
Bait, 1IoyniRg Chronicle.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
q. & A. CROSBY'S
CHEMICAL
J4PAN BLEACHING.
IMPROVED.


His PLANNING Is Put up in small class Junk bottles
wilma sponge -tischci 10 the cork, which wh-n ap-
brqsning which viii last for several days.
LADIES VIII End very convenient dressing th-r mo-
rocco, As il will nor rub OF and shines ,o,, 4
IS used on chaisr tops, harnesses and aI
xmas o, military equipsge thar i de OF leather Onr
ote, y USED Accord the directions. will Ist crul-
mn one year and foF ;aJy'suse Ears.
isnne Years since he venders introduced Ibis
I" lhT u''ic the sales o. which tile prcseft .,rut 70
5oeo oorties yesr, which win undoubtedly satisfy the
puCnte's ~ us utility. esp.Ci ly circulation has
States. - 1900 - ''S N''N-Ne
N"d ne directions fer using Is Il have il p-rfr r
nnch IS depending OF the proper nageent of the vi Ok
ng Each bottle will be signed Nv hr yend-- N ri i
vS HSll ny ~ y Johnson, PURRN ron I Hall, CAT.
Prepared Wholesale and retail ~ ~ u a cRoSEy ,,--
giSis Cambridge. ~. Y 1'us
Portland, Iuiy = .orSr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
VALUABLE MEDICINE
ANTi-DY6PEPTlCK PILLS.

Prepared by Henry James-.Nezy York.
A N approved and limos certain remad, u,
N Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, habitusl CO.
'igeness Snd niles.
Ii Is We! known that Dyspepsia IL one Of M.
most frequent aud fotmidahle diseases cf opr
country. It's commence mtnt isindIc1ted II VIA.
ferent patients BY various symptoms, of which
the most remarkable are, regularity OF DE- Jo,s
els, obstinate costipeness, headache, cOnmo,L
called nsrrous or sick headache, yeLouness or IN,
eyes and skiH, Gcidhy Of he stomach after eairq
stieH cal!eahtdrt burn. famience or lrind IN Nd
stomach, Bitter taste IN The m0uth IN the nOyrin0
}oefid breath, dr0wsiness atttr dinner dejiElr
tassit'tds. erac'Gfio1l depression of spirits 8e
The Pills now offered are not proposed IN tie
principle OF speoifcks. Their use w4s sur.rrs-
led byHheory but their efficacy has been .es.ed
BY long and faithful experience !; and The resulu
has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion snd
,costiYeness, are certainly and speedily removed
by these Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above symp-
toms, are assured, that the Anti DyspeDtick
Pills are remedy we'll worth their attention.
and entitled 90 their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail hy
HENRY BUTMAN
Portland. Sept IS 1921 eow1y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

.N.oll, Jones ROr, E1chGnge street-PoriLand,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
Has RECEIYED-
$50 Or. casks Off. 4. F. and TIP.
500 canisters r. F. and F. and T. p.
Which he will dispose OF at the Boston prices
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the u. States Ordnance
Department, anu many others who have used the
same.
large quantity of the above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
0-Gsntlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. IF Oct. %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

. .5ltp7tN 10. Drudlee.
IL Sts phen X. bradee of Westminster In yeruorr IA
mt have for some time en- well auanted Nj
ne GOOD eecs OF Dr. Jonathan Moores Esence of Life
~ oWn i"s 1hi otners-tnd liz q be an
SAFE ana setu Family Medicine. colds
Al uers OF Inc breast and lungs IN the whoopms
oue "u S ,pssnhodle complaints; and make doubt
roe citizens OF America would receive great benefit in
more general use or the same. And beng personally ac-
4ohten win Dr. Moore. and finding him TO be dscr.
all due encou agemenr. - " S'N
Westminster, Sept. Z, 1903.