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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
For sale al JERE. GORE, Jr's COmmiis-

For sale al JERE. GORE, Jr's Commits
SION Store, No. IL, Long Wharf,
OsT reed by the Gilledgeville and DOLPHIN !:
- iIhd' st. Croix Rum-hhds and bbls Ameri-
can Gin-hhds w. ! Rum-pipe. Holland GIN
Or. casks sicily Fiddeira i'~---r7ars s.
Ginger -bbls. Summer Strand Sperm OIL
Chests OF Young Hyson Tea-Bexes ouohong
es. also, an Store-Bales Prime Cotton
ar. Chests Bohea Tea-Bolts Russia Duck
Cask Rsisins-hhds and bb!s Brown Sugar-Cssks
Winter Strand Sperm Oil Boxes Dipt Candles
Boxes Sosp-Ca.ks Crude Birthstone Boxes
Window q sss-Boxes Baker and Lapham's No.
h9coIate, &c. &c. Feb. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11

Counsellor Lillieustern, Of Frankfort, on the
Maine, has published very singular work, in
which be attempts to prove argumentativeIy and
methodicaily, that the predictions respecting
Anti-Christ are nor on the eve of being accom-
plished. Anti Christ, he asserts, win appear in
1923 his arrival will be succeeded by 10 years
Of religious wars after which the Millennium,
Is be assures Us, will commence in 1856.
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FRESH RAISINS, GRAPES

FIGS, OLIVES, &c &c.
0Aa BOXES and halt Boxes, Bunch Muscatel
%OO and Bloom RAISlNS';
so Casks Malaga and Csraburna do.
90 Jars do. GRAPES;
90 Trails do. FIGS
80 Jars Spanish OLIVES;
200 Bottles fresh Anchovies CAPERS and
OLIVES
5000 Sweet ORA NGES
aLSO-2oo Bottles PEPPER-SAUCE;
100 10. fresh GLOVES;
so do do. NUgMEGS:
Loo Bbls, Superine New FLOUR:
Old Allegheny WHlsKEY
30. Peach BRANDY. &c sc.
HY I0HN cox, AfiIdic Street, Portland
Isa 7. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11

ROYAL LINCOLN.
NO. 2, EGchange-.Street, Portland
A. just received very large and extensive
assortment Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable tor the approaching season.
CONSISTING Or
Superhne, fine. and middling BROADCLOTHS
suPerfine, hne and middlng CASSIMERES,
Dark blue, light blue pearl Queens CLOTHS
Colored Pelise CLOTHS, KERSEYS,
DUFFILS-BOCKINGS,
An elegant assortment of VESTINGS,
Scotch, Tartan and Caroline PLAIDS
Plain and figured BOMBAZETTS,
:" =" RATTINETTS,
CASHMERE SHAWLS, the best assortment ever
offered IN town. consisting of red, white, drab,
pearl, slate and maroon colors, plain and bor-
deTed,
Light and dark cotton SHAWLS,
Dimoties: Merino SHAWi.S and SCARFS.
Merino Hdkfs. and POINTS.
Red, white, green and yellow FLANNELS.
3 ea a black And-~-irr'A eT-ayt6O Grapes.
Black and color'a SINCHAWS & SARSNETTS,
PIsid and green SILKS,
Italian GRAPES,
Flag, Bandanns, fancy and black Silk HdkE.
" and Madras cotton do.
-4and A CALICOES,
FURNITURE S-EAMBRICS,
Turkey CLOTHS; Green Table CLOTHS
SAT- Cd a and I0-4 2osE BLANKETS,
Fancy MUSLINS- Cambria do-JEANS,
Silk & Tabby VELVETS-LINENS- HOSIERY
PINS-cotton BALLS-Floss COTTON,
RIBBONS, newest fashions,
Plain and twill-d BALLOONS,
BRAIDS-HOOKS and EYEo-GLOVES,
TWIST-sewing SILKS,
CARPETlNGS, &c. &c.
A SO-
Factory Shirtings and Sheetings- Bingham
-Chscks- Bedtickings Satttnetts-
Threads, &c. &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EOK safe hat large three story DWELLING
Il HOUSE, formerly Doc,. WATTS with
out-buiIdings and all he Land belonging to said
House. Its central situation and many advanta-
ges too well known to need a description.
For further particulars inquire of
JOHN WILLIAMS, No. 4, Long Wharf.
Feb. 1.
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No. SO, North .Amertcun Reuiew.

- AZ IL n ~ u DUN = OhE,
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, No
l. 80.
Also
collection Of ESSAYS and TRACTS in
theology Conducted by Israel arks. To be
Nos. IN year No. | is received.
Also
Greenleafs nj tPS OF Maine, at one dollar
and f'Ue'liy fire cents.
also
VOICE from ST, Helena, or NAPOLEON
in exile.
TALES Of The Manor, BY Mrs. Holland.
10th Editica
SONGS OF the temple. or bIidgwater Col
lection Of SACRED MUSIC.
No. % New Monthly MAGAZINE, for
November.
No. "a Unitarian MISCELLANY. for De.
cember.
>Colburn's ARITHMETIC.
HISTORY Of the United States.
Feb. q.
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r VeaC Goods -! j.!

g Neao Goods IT.!
MOSES SAVARY & Co.
To ,, Cnson Rolo, .Uiddle-Street
Have Just received by Sloop MilledgevilIe, Cant
Knight,
40 Pieces Sup. Blue and Mix'd
o. BROADCLO7HS, IN
do. do. do. PeIisse, do.
do. do. do. Queens. do.
90 DO. Musiius, New Patterns.
N co. DO! do. for Dresses,
10 do. cot. flag Handkerchief.
. do. silk German flag do.
$50 do. blk SILK Cords,
25 do. MlIinets,
50 doz. Holt,s Cotton.
% lbs, sup. blk. Sewing Silk,
Suorrior soft dress Linens. Swiss Muslins.
Oa6HHs, Coatings, Fannels and Book
ings,
.Atso-A variety of other FRESH
GOODS, adapted to the season. which were
purchased unusually iOw, and will be sold at a
small aduanee.
Portlsad, Feb. a, 1878. If
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AMERICAN GOODS.
Horace Seaver,

tut dNC OtdNCT,
Al No. 2, Merchants ROW, Middle Street.
HAS FOR SALE,
GlNGHAMS, lCassimers,
VI Checks, Fulpd Cloth,
stripes. Glass and Mettle But
Sb;r,;rr blesched tons,
Sheeiinn and an Writing, Wrapping and
bieaehedl Sheatbiug Paper,
bedticking, Binders & paste board,
otton Batting, Spanish Cigars,
ssetton Yars. all Nos, Sewing Cotton all Nos.
Do. Do. deep blue. aud Colours.
81 and ID Rose Blan- Worsted Hose,
kets, American Tapes,
Sattinetts,
Iogether with an extensive assortment Of
Straw Bonnets, Braid and Trimming constantly
on hand.
Portland, Jan. %. If.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Thursday Jan. 23-Resolued. That the comnitts
on m!litary Affairs be instructed to inquire into In
expedlency Of further reducing the taft Of the Arm
OF the United States
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Christian advocate.

lhe UNION oI inefatu'e w II genuine cnrIs-
ianhy, at II tlnts important, is peculld. iy SO al
TINS time, ana IL tho county. Inc enemies Vi
dc truth do II Is IA Jssds, are ustng all Tia,
deaturs 10 MAINTAIN then cause a,la extend them
aituence, 10y the poaetiul euAilidtIea oi ,ItiLI.
ton and lds,e ana II Tia, truth he let nah ed, OF
appear oniy i, careless os stoVtnly .alb, it
Viii not lee likely To attract the a entlon and
VIII the hearts OF that large and important pot
Iioh Ol tue community winch coIlslsts Oi tbs
young, The cultivated and the aspil Hg We
know, indeed, that success III olltlVatug evan
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nothing but IFS gtace VIII eyer c. any IA ii glt
human heart. sui We ave not 10 eapect mira
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dence, and the influence VI OWNS srtce, ia lie
Use UlpIruroHe eAelti M, aud OF IHei8s natlI-
ally ada pied 20 LIZ eh,cts .HtSnGea 10 be plu-
Guctd. W hen tn eIrcmie, Ol ,,taI 2udiiUess
assaii twin iea,nfnt, and WI, and .as,e, they
must be cuIuhat'd with the lc5illnlTtc use Il
the Inns which they abuse. In this ( vice tue
Christian \ Nv cate aepi e. 10 take pat -cn-
slhle, inftced, that mutt b, an IA mule pat
Ii ? pl Is To tie somewhat p, nm htsl N pre-.
venting the evil ifacts oi literature Inis ,pp el
IL cuiu II, : ana dlLusinG sound bGca cri
Il ISM, n tNPosp y misrepresentation and SO
phittN, III cpa't"g The puc aoctihteo Of the
sospci ~ t.iut cnde. al ait actiA DR. Win II
niey give luIs eject / thcli native ia m, III
anaea,,r II. to cherish the love Of l,arn,u and
laat taste inona Tie you ger clef1y, Il. o
pro,lo,c .a..o,.o 6,thod. \ ,is,,an,
tnat ,o.e and as.5tct OF rnc e>a,e,i;eal pely
which Oh N ,en,,nstra,, th 4 il - lot host e
but hiah,y favorable to =. Whatsoever t!anas are
true honest. lust D,lle Ioyel,. and Of poo1 re-.
port, y" II, q. deI the Divine blessing, 1t shall
be found that these results. To any considerable
.e>,eu,. nav be-. D od,c.d nv tn +, Hubl5ra,iou.
IT will hav. renac, d a service il winch all VINO
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eve, To .,7ics.
Tne l,,l,os Of matter which this publication
vii contain, It 10 10, t ousnt nee essaty 20 spe.
en-, m dc,mi. The f.atoI viii haze {, ,nsta..,iy
bti re h,ln The b -.ous .n,scela4e,, ,yn,cn
ATE pnhIi-hcd b TIM f.uope ami the Unn d
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-11
.Huseam Of Fcreisn literature
y and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH in.
ne nature ot tins e terpr4e, may be under.
stood from few considerations whirh TN, ad
veltl-efs VA venture to sublou 10 their an,t,ln
cation ott. Tht perlod,caI works of Great
Britain ami France contain a mass of literary
and acienthc negligence, winch does not reach
Inc American public lor want oil a su;t,bl,
channel, but witch would be teal an,ou,, 49,
with equal pleasure ana profit Such i the
BiItIsh itetIews aud Magazines Is are reDr,nt
cd III the United Statez-hot excepting the ~
dlahurgh AID Quarterly Rcyiews-emht,c.
much matter which IS oil title interest and of mo
adv 'ntaae to the American reader and not nm
frequently lifted To vltlate his literary taste hi,
MOI ais, or ms political PRINCIPLES. IL is ,lesra.
BILE, under these circumstanc IS that a selection
SHOULD be made, such as wvue fnrniah the "a
fuabie ana enle' talmng portion OF their con.
tet Is, to the exclusion o. the othel portion con
ststing OF details and spe, uatlons either u,in
teIestin2 III themselves, u nllschlesous ia Chen
tendency, on altogether OF cal concern and
application. On TIL plan, Ide eXpense aud a
ilnllGas cun-uIaption II lme, would be olivia
ted TT pages destitute OF merit might be sub
ltuted many Oh value which 4ow remain u.
known and lnaeces, able OF several b ili,h
journals ui the ST. ntic and ertldNe cast. d. II
others indeed II a mo gcue,al aad al t same
time very solid chalactc little or 10 use Is
madc by the edltot ana compllers OF the pelio.
deal works p,lhtcd III The Ullttd Sta es
lhe pblevt OF the one now al. eItlsed. Is the
accumulation, l.. pellnaucl, lotm, oil the ma
tsi,dia thus n.gi cteJ, I'D Il the lite .iy Il
st cattle .tcies worthy OF beng lepinteu ia
thu Z unity, out wui1h, Wh,n q, are accom-
panied ty Othe POSSESSING 10 cIatIr 10 dttcn-
llon. a mi cellans'-the select levi as--aAin|
IN the d sI5n, bnt not equal IN comprehensive
ness, ~ the pleeelit, iiouIIohed tof sumo Yeas
IN TINS city, aud would, 1t may be presumed,
bave Continued To he sur ported by " tlr-spread
snbscli ptIon, but tor an alteration oil the pla,l
aud a series ui adYentltluu, Ievetse.. The rcyi
Val OF il, With ,a,aef scope, wouk seem hkel,
~ he attended with still more signal success
than It's .5Liai existence, owing IL the great
matt hcaton oi rsaoeis ui peuoaIcai works,
and the vide Jliiua,ol o the hAbit ol seeking IN
n,n, both noln.a,ion and anusemenl.
Inc Muse III colneerce III July, 1872. It.
10 ms two>oluaea aver.
Pad!tAed monthiy-Prtce Sil Dot'ans n gar,
fa5able h aatagct.
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ.
u. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.

As IT'S tile Indicates, the JuuInaI now offered
TO tue patronage oithe public, Will be con. uct
ed entney GA the ptiuctplc ut Solseiion Tn,
leading feature otthe Fian more dist .netly enun.
ciated Is to rresent at stsied intervals, SOFT of
SYNOPSIS oithe Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and iiesiews, appropriated to Mtdlcue aud its
kindred Sciences.
No one wdi doubt the impo lance olthis de-
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works oi Europe. A. Is incident To slich pub
hcallons, the matter which they contain is alto
geihef OF mixed haure, snd OF mei It's the most
uneqna', They are a vast field, where golden
wheat IS too al en- ehoked by useless or PERM
cIous tares, AID where II imports rs like the
prudent husbahdman, 10 REJECT the one, and
hoard the Other These publications are,
moreover, NJ thIs time 81 Iuu,er on, 80 costly
and SO difficult 10 c procured, that really they
can only be consulted bya 'atge majority OF the
cultivatots OF Sclcnoe1nth United States, thro'
medium mewhat sinllat to the one now
proposed. IL lstheretore meant TO eve an eK-
tract 50 copous OF then contents, as not only 10
exh'h't the piogress oIthe Physical Sciences a
hioad, butte do away, IN a great deglee. the
necessity oi occurring to the works themselves.
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=. Selected Reviews.
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~, April, July, and October, forming yearly
large volume.
This journal Is a continuation of the Flee
tric Repertoly, and was commonwealth JANUARY,
1891.
Published qaorfcrig-Pucc Io"r Doliorsa grqr,
pdgabic IN odrancc
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The North American Review,

Was begun IN 1915 aud has since been stendi-
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hazaru. with un4batins tiImness aud peisetel-
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TAIN many !nPsltaIt chtiaeteil=uc anecdotes,
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men who acted con PIN u 5stt IN Cui glo-
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to ad Il at many gcntlmen. II m various
parts Il the Gn IL, have promised to furnish
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New and \ aluable Medicine.
$3.50. ", n
e. s! M = R. 6. Pl'.S

E'iii.5 new and elegant Basam bids fair
Il To stand uurIYalled IN lis merits, Tort on
sumptons and Coughs aud we boldly venture
To assert that no Medicine has ever gained 50
much credit in 50 short cane rs this eomPo-
sltion. Scarcely n case oCctns but hIay he
relieved by the timely use OF It, many having
lately H-rd it in seated Consumption. with The
most surprising success, who were gwen zap
by the most skilf physicians in the country
Aany certificates OF It's ciuracy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my vile has Tor some
time past becntroGbled with a violent Cough,
and has been in u very delicate health, anh
after having tried many different things With
ont getting relief, | bought for her bottle of
DR.. Melen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which a very short time she found greHi relief
and her Cough has entirely left hrr, aud she
has regained her strength
JOHN W. JENKINS
Hudson, 12h .noath 29th, 1919.
Affirmed before ne, JOSEPH u. MONELL,
Rccorir1 Of the cngog TIadsoH.
To the afflicted whom this may coneera--i,
Rosanna Barton, do certify that ! took vip-
lent cold in the latter part of the year 1918,
which created violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, which WINS very distressing till |
procured bottle Of Doctor Mellens Cough
drops, anu ny ldhihE ii lew hONcs oi tie ahlu
drops, | was entirely cured OF my Cough and
pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of MIR. Joseph barton.
HUDSON, l2h Month 18Th, 1919.
This Is to certify that in June ISIS ! was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great =. akness of the lungs, and il
continued nnti July 1919, which confined me
10 the house aud part OF the time To my bed.
had tried every thing as thought but all in
vain. | was ed lasl induced TO make trial Of
DR.. Mellcn's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re-
stored nry former sleep. can with tie great
est confidence recommend them 10 all tllai are
afflicted with those complaints, ASH very yhlu.
able medicine NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Cotpmbin ety N.YDec' -, 1917,
FOR SaLg ~
De- 4 HUMPHREYS, Lyuehburs.
March 10 I'm
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