nit Hunger's head, alyfed k!m ap.'a cock- 1c
ai.d a fcou'idrel, told him his Infiffjiificafict'
protested him, that (he would not difgraee
ller sword with tha blood of r fuch a coiir
temptible rascal, and kicked him davn flairs.
The apjjlaufe of k'ParlUan eirfcle again
soothed her'chagrin | as bid age and infir
mity came on, ftie quitted the flai;e and as
sociated with her forfaken husband ; who,
in her accumulation Of wealth, overlooked
liis domcftic di%race, After a life of im
pudence, licentioi»fnefs, and flagitious enor-.
wity, this horrible ,fa male was comforted in
her last momenta by an indulgent priest,
•Who, from gratipade.or cottvi&ion, thus
teplied to certain doubts and qutOions, na
turally ariling in the breast of gi?at : *
sinner : " Your peacels Cr»>d ;
and although you have been a late labourer
in the vineyard, you lhall deep in Abraham's
kofom." -
If this (lory impress the reader in the
fame manner it has done your correspon
dent, he milß : 'difcover in the charafter of
La Maupin, a strong likeness in miniature,
or rathep-an 'epitome, qf the French Repub
lic. Crimes enortnotis ; not to be matched
in the page of history, too long triumphant
in both ; —an Almighty Providence flow,
though wife as at last, in punifh
jng the horrid criminal perhaps, to
finifh the parallel, fi«J-politic»l strumpet may
expire as peaces My,' in a-mild, mixed mo
narchy, as the-n4t«rtH*<Sne did in the arms
of an indulgent ' But,. however
this tnay be, I thanrk- God in believing,
there U not a spot' on this globe, hut France,
capable of producing such another pl#nt of
Hell as either. <
*\
Extract »fa letter from New-England.
" I underdand from foirie of the newspa
pers that Mr. Abefcrombie, one «f your
Ejsifcopal Clergymen, has in a sermon, cau
tioned the people ai*tinft " ever placing at
the head «f civil society a man, who is not
an arowtd Cbnflian, and in exemplary be
lieverin our' Holy Religion;"in conleqi'ence
of which, he has drawn down the ven
geance of all tW Jacobins, and among the
reft their redoubtable champion, Duane.
Why Mr. Abercrembie should be attack
ed more than other Clergymen, I cannot
conceive. Do not the Clergy in Penn
sylvania gttiettlly d 6 the fame ? I confefi I
think it thtif duty, and I remember reading
4» Ext raft from a Sermon, preached by
Or. WhaHon of Burlington, on the 4tli day
•f July in which'he was very pointed
on this fubjeft, arid alluded to Mr. Jeffer
son personally, yet • igairtft Dr. Wharton,
nothing has been uttered, and here, we are
always cautioned'By our Pastors against such
charadters. as K. J. and no person, in
bit senses, thlulcj of objedling to it, In
tny Opinion the Ration in which Clerical
•Gentlemen; are placed, compels them to op
pose ail irreligious and immoral people, but
above all Xtl\ei£b and Deifts/'
"JLzttraS of'a letter from. Capt. Rutherford
of the Itip Brutus lately captured and car
ried into Halifax, to bis orjners at New
bury-port dated
Halifax, August 14. 1800,
" The Brutus is uploaded and waiting
trial, which will be on the, 21 ft inft. As
the cargo e*a.&ly corresponds with the
the invoice, appears nore in ray favor.
Bot the Attorpey-Geoe a! has so much in
fluence with the , Judge and Court of
Amiralty that there is but litt'e profpeft of
the (hip hetug cliated.
" Tbe9jh of this month John Dial?, of
Cape Ami, and fiiemzer Stan wood of
Portland, bothii4tiije Americans,and having
protection's 3efcrted the (hip and entered
on board the priya eer Earl of Dublin,
which fai'ed last Sunday; to cruise in the
mouth of the South channel to intercept
American vefiels- ■ John Diale, was boat
fwain'i mate on bqard tbe Merrimack on
her firft cruile. »
•' Admiral Parker arrived here yesterday
from England to rake the command on
this station. It v* expected that some
change will take place in the court of
Admiralty. An American war is mnch
talked of."—[FuJgs.'J
We are informed by the most refpe&able
authority, fays a "London paper of the 21ft
July, that the Rate of Buonaparte's health
"would not permit him any longer to remain
with the army, and he has rcturhed to Paris
to undergo x* ftirgical operation f6r the
£(lula. Attbe battle of Marengo he could
only occafiomty appear in it, not being able
to (it on horfebtck more than a half an hour
'without some relief.
* ffe T««
A London: Paper contains a tetter from
*n officer atrthe Cape of Good Hope, dated
in March laTl, wherein he dates, that he
encountered a.-iiorni, in which' he had " bis
sbirt blown in. pieces from bis back !"
And addsaurioufly enough, that it wit great
mercy it had not also "blown away iis
Jlin -Thir we suppose, is a relation of
■Baron Munckbattsen.
From the Neib-Tork Gazette.
i- „ CASE OT CONSCIENCE.
I have heard the author of Serious Con
siderations," &c. on the supposition of his
being a clergyman, blamed for meddling
with what did not belong to his profeffion.
Sat in my opinion this judicious and pious
writer hat -foked a r.ew and important cafe
of coofcieiice, Suppofr one of his hearers
1 who was a member of the legifiature and ex
pected to vote for ele&ors, or who was him
felf an *lcAor fliould address him in the
following mamer ; " I believe Mr, Jeffer
fon to be a Deiil f at least I havefuch fuf
piciorft of i»im ti [ cannot banish from my
mind* I k«ow thj|t there it nothing in the
conftitutioo which prevents my voting for a
Oeift or a Mahometan. Can I confifteutly |
X V P"°fefTion and obligations as a
Clirmian give my vote for him?" iWis
properly a cafe of conference, and has no
thing do with the political sentiments of
my party. It is a question which mtift na
turally arise in the bread of every sincere
Chriftint) who is e gaged in the momeotous
of electing a chief magiitrate.
Were the government of the United States
not elc&ive, or were the eleftiou is once
made, the Christian religion enjoins fnbmif
fion and refpedt. Buvthe questions, whe
ther a Christian may of his own choice, and
by hjg ,fi<ee vote, place an avowed enemy
to Ijia I/prd in this high & influential station ?
I ht qucltion has fcldom if ever occurred be
fore. in the world. Ihe author of 1 ' Serious
CooGaeratro'ns," if he be a clergyman, Was
perffl&ly the line of his duty he
difctiffed it; and, in my opinion, Christians
are obliged to him for'his clear and fatif
fadory foluiion.
For the GazsTTe of tbe Usited States.
ORIGINAL POETRY.
THE OATH.
By the look of confcr.t, by the glistening tear,
That spoke to my foul in a language divine j
By the rubies that glow'd on the lips of my fair
When, with rapture, transported I prell them
to mine.
By the ikrobbings, that wav'd on her bosom of
snow,
Bji the hlulhes that, mantling, vermilion'd her
cheek,
When afraid ts Jay yet —and all loth to fay no
She figh'd what her tongue was unable to speak.
By the smiles, that enliven'd her elegant face
When Ihe saw, that I construed thosc.
BLUSHKS SO WELL
When (he saw that Leve's eye could each cha
radler trice,
And read on her heart,. what her tongue
weu'd'nt tell.
By that heart, sensibility's fivorite shrine,
Where innocencei virtue, and truth fix their
throne,
By these let me swear that this bosom of mine
Isfill'd with thy image, my. , alone !
But flop, filly Damon, 'tis needless to swear
When arguments ltrouger thy fondnefs can
prove,
Dost thou doubt, my dear girl, that my pas
sion's sincere,
Yon Mirror will shew yeu a pledge of my love.
ruoM THK
CHIRPINGCOBLER
TOM THE TINKER.
HOW durftthou wreteh ! insult the poor,
By offering me a bribe j
I wcu'.d not ('arken, Tom thy door,
For all the Demo Tribe.
Think on the part you're bpond to ail,
And think where all will end';
Think, while you make a thousand foei,
You will not gain a friend.
You said the Federal c>ufe was good.
Yet you that caul'e f"ri -.k ;
'Gainli place and fycophonte you raii'd,
And yet a place you took.
Of Jacobins hew ill you spoke,
With whom, you row afTent :
Mc. Kean how oft, have yo*i pourtray'd,
Yet to Mc. Kcan you went.
Hrw could yon swear your cauutry's good,
Was all your wilh, yowr fear ?
And how could 1, poor doating fool,
Believe my Tom sincere.
i
And will thy cold, thy faithlefs heart
Rejoice to fee the day,
When irrsligious Jacobins,
Shall bear imperious sway.
Riot and flanghter from that hour,
With ruin lhall commence ;
While drunken and unlettered fools,
Rule learned, men of fenft.
Thy rival Sycophants ere naw,
In fccret plan thy ruis ;
And Coze and Leib.and Will Duane,
All long for thy undoirg.
Once more attend, Tom mark thee well, '
" Fly thou the wrath to come."
So may ft then find met more thy Friend,
And scape impending doom.
In lieu of fatutary ode.
Of kind congratulation.
Read tho» my heart, such it my mind.
With no diflimniation.
Great Mac, whcne're thy haughty reign is o'er,
When faithlcfs Demos trull in thee no more,
And timid Feds n* lunger fear you ;
You need not ope your hated door,
The caath will pass, that ftop'd before,
Nir will one Friend come near you.
No'more e'en Rogues, delight in your g»od
•I. ', --J
graces,
Inform of Feds, and alk of you their placet,
Or hand their bold Petition
Detailing by what tiick they hare defsrved,
,How many honed men turned out have flarved,
For Federal opofition;
With vapouring, Gall, and hatefulfplecno'srcaft,
Reflect on Jacobinic aflion past,
With sorrow and contrition ;
While horrid Phantoms flit before yoor eyes,
Believe each dlfapointment from the Ikies!
ly)r vena!, curs'd ambition ;
Then hop« to fee thy fawning tribe no more,
The ingrate Ra ti desert the falling tower,
Knaves only follow Power ;
Hence, Dallas, Coxe, Duapc Leib,
And eke the scoundrel, and the lying tribe,
Too falfe to satan to be true ;
Their fcornful finger, point it fallen you ;
Retorting thy «tld Tory ,N
They cry Memint* Mori,
Alas Poor Tom.
Sic tranlic gloria Mundi!
0- The Editor wishes to contrast
for a constant supply of Super-Royal
PRINTING PAPER. The quantity
wanted annually will be about one thousand
reams. Any person disposed to contrast,
by calling at the office will learn further
particulars.
September 3.
A CHRISTIAN.
—No. VII.—
ODE.
Gazette Marine Lift,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. :V
■ H
Arrived at the fort'. »,
Schr. Felix, , Havanna
[Left it' 24th —Molaffeß, ,
Viftory, Holmes, New York 5
Dry goods, dye-wood* Ictf.
Sloop George, Slocum, Newport
(R. I.) —Rum andcheefe 9
C"tne np Jrom the Port
Sliip Providence, Adams. Leghorn
Wine, Oil. &c.—Smith and Ridgeway
Brothers, Hawkins , St. Kitts
Silt—J. Gardner,
Brig Sally, Davidfon Cipe Francois
Coffe.&ct—A.M'Call.
Morning Star, Skelly do.
Montgomery ahd Newpold- I
Susannah, Cummings, P. Republican.
Coffee and Sugar. {
Schr- Regulator, Smith, St: Mary's
CLEARED.
Schr. Paulina, Da Coda, St Bartholomews'
Sloop Cicero, Remington, Havaniiah
Brig Molly, Weeks, from Londonderry
is below;
Brig Anguftus, Smith, and schooner
Sitters, Thornton,, from heoct has arrived
at St. Jago de Cuba.
Sloop Clementina Hunt, from Alexandria,
arrived it New-Port (R. I. ) September 1.
Schooner Cuiziah, Fry, .the. Rambler,
Saunders, and the Sloop Young Greyhound,
Mathewfon, cleared pi)t from New-Port,
(R. I.) forCharlefton, Se?t. mber i.
BOSTON, September 3.
No Foreign arrivals. Two brigs in fight,
one supposed from Virginia : the other new,
from the Ealh»ard. ■>
NEW-YORK, September 8.
ARRIVED,
Ship Atli«, Wilson, Hull 58
Brig Crooker, Parton, Salem 20
Schr. M..ria, FernSndes, Port# Rico—
CLEARED,
Schr. Rambler, Tylee, Madrra
Lark. Rand, H litax
Sloop Cleopatra-. Brown, Jam ica
The ftjip Atlas, Wilson, in 58 days frotn
Hull : On her paflage, in lat 40, fieli in with
a fma'l black brig, with her yards down,
fcoth anchors off bows, all her running
rigging "nrove, and to appearance, half full
of water—supposed to have sprung s leak,
and (horrly after fell in with by fomeveflel
who took the captain, and crew from the
wreck, together with all the articlefcon deck
worth saving.
Left at Hull the ship Prifidcnt, of this
port, to fail in 6 days after capt. Wilson.
Letter bags up at the Tuntine Coffec-boite
A/ew Tork.
Ship Union, Loudon, to fail 1 ith inft
Liberty, Liverpool, nth
Gen. Mercer, ditto. 14th
Mercury, ditto. ditto
South Carolina, Charleston, ——
NORFOLK, Aaguft 30.
Arrived, „ Jayt
Schr. Friends, Steed, Cape Francois 14
Bchr. John, Forfyth, St. Jagode Cuba 19
Left at that pert the following American
vefleji:
Ship , Watson, Ntw York to fall is
[five days
Brig Fox, Bede, New Yoik, jiill Tin-ive'd
Augultus, Smith, Philadelphia, fif
[tc/'."ii days
Schr. Speculator, Price, Baltimore. 12 do.
Evelina, Holmes, do. twelve diys
Fidefity, Pease, do. fouVdayi '
Resolution, Field«, da. just arrived
Sifters, 1 hornton, Philadelphia, do.
Harvey, Sheridan,. N. iwtlve do.
Adventure, Payfon, Boston, 12 days
Freedom, Millet, Baltimore, 4 days
Miiford, Clop, do. ready for sea.
To Printers.
The following MATERIALS will be fold
rea fori able if applied .for immediately.
1 Press,
3 Founts Long-primer (partly worn)
2 ditto Small-Pica oa Piea body,
2 ditto Pica,
1 ditto Englifli,
2 ditto Brevier,
1 ditto Burgeois,
Several pair of Chafes, feVCral cOfrfpoflng
fticUs, frames and galleys, some brass rules,
Quotations, &c. &c. Stcc all of the abbve
will be .fold very reasonable for Ca(h.
September 8.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
r. "i-. >
RAN-AWAY from Spring Forge, In York
negro man, named ISAAC, other
wise CUDJO, about at years old, the property
of Robert Coleman; Esq. He u about 5 feet 8
inches high, has a blemish in his eyes, more white
in them than conmtn, by trade a Fergeman; had
on and took with him a drab coloured broad cloth
coat, almost new, a sailors jacketjmd pantaloons*
printed fancy cord, a (wanfdown striped under
acket; a rorum hat; one fine and one coarse
shirt' one muslin handkerchief, sprigged, two
ditto flriped border, a blue Persian under jacket
•nd two peir cotton dockings. Whoever takes up
said negro and lodges him in any jail in this or any
of the' neigabouriitg dates (ball have the above re
ward or rcafonablc expencesif brought home,
JOHN BRIEN.
Spring Forge, o<SUber»3,l799.
N. B. As said negro formsrly Kved io Chctttr
county, it is prababU he may return there.
November 5
2e the sos lie. Clip..- and .(jaunty of
' ' PMcdclUta.
GENTLEMEN, . ...
When the present (heriff's time of, office
expires, I take the liberty to offer myfelf as
a candidate for said. office, and solicit your
votes in my favour j in doing which you
will confer an. obligation, which wijl be
gratefully acknowledged by the public'*
allured friend and humble servant.
Joseph Cowperthwait. j
Sep* 8 - tn&f tE
Notice:
4 v "
the partnepship of «-
ABRAHAM MOORE ■& JAMES
CAMPBELL,
IS this day difTolved by mutual confent—
they having passed receipts reciprocally.
July 28.—( S. $.) 2t.
60,000 weight of
Prime Coffee,
Just imported, and for sale by the
Subscriber.
GIDEON H. WELLS.
September 9; at.
IN THE PRESS.
A New and intere fling
WORK,
(Enrirttiy,)
Praftical Education,
BT MARIA EDGEWORTH,
Author of the letters
For Literary Ladicsand the Parents Afliftant, and by
RICHARD L. EDGEWORTH,
F. R. S and M R.I, A, j
Subscription will be received vy Thomas Pub
fon, SecoOd Street Philadelphia, and Zachsriah
Peulfon, at the Philadelphia Library; by Brown
and Stai.fbury, and by George F Hopkins, New
York; Thomas and Andrews, Bnfton ; Ifaacßuwv
ers, New Haven, and the principal Booksellers in
the United States and at the Office of this Gaz
ette.
Aujjuft 45. diw
20 dollars Reward.
RAN AW AY from the fuyferiber at Speed
well Forge, Lancaster county, on Saturday
night the 23d instant, a Negro man named NED,
about ax yearscf age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inche» high,
strong built, has a remarkable fear on the right
cheek. Had on when h. went away a fuftian
coatee, caflimcre waistcoat, tow trowfers, and
round wool hat. He hat a lalfe pass in which he
is called James Rols of Berkely county, Virginia;
property of David Hunter. It is probabls he
will shape his course for New-York.
Whotver apprehends and fecurcs said Negro,
so that 1 get him again shall receive the above re
ward, and reafonsbls charges if brought home.
WILLIAM COLEMAN.
September 1 d^t— eo iw
30 Dollars Reward.
RA N away fr«m the fubferiber, a Negro
Man-Slavs, called Levin —completion
i» yellow, his height about live'feet and up
wards ; his hair is bushy ar.d hr.g. and cut on
the top of his head; his person is th ; ck a< d
well made, and ! e is not over th'rty yci s old
He is fupp'.ted to have j»or.e to the n^rthward.
It. repot red that Levin, or on? much like him,
took water at Vienna for Ik'timoi e, Maryland..
Whoever f-curet or ranfes him to be i'ecur
rd so that T get him agiin, or h-mps and deli
vers him to the lublcriber, (ha!l receive th-re
f r . 30 dollars, and all riafonable colls-and
charges fpim
JAMES ANDFRSQN.
Near Stevens's Ferry, Somerlet County,
VfarySand
September 6- if
Candidates for the Navy.
AND others, who are defirnus of becoming
acquainted with the following very cfT-nti,)
improvement in Navigation, viz
of finding the Latitude iiy » (ingle altitude of the
iuA-at a»y hour ol the day ; and of
both Latitude and Longitude at once by a Gelef
tial observation, the Lunar*, and new forms of
journals for fliips of war, with additional columns,
may hear of a person ready to in(lru£l them at
their apartments, who has compenda of the above
so Amplified by explanations of figures, marginal
referunfes, &c. that they may be uuder ood in a
few days ) ky applying at No. 93, south Second
flreet, eppofite the City Tavern.
H« engages to teach Navigation (the common
method of keeping a journal at sea) in 6<iayi.
He has taught the Mathematics, French lan
guage, &c. for many years in different univer
sities, and ihips of war, to which he has been
regularly appointed—He kasalfohad considerable
practical experience in surveying and book-keep
ing ; in which he gives private le&ures.
His terms are low and accommodating.
He will open
A Marine and Commercial
ACADEMY,
On Monday the Bth of September, at ail
elegant and spacious . Room in Hsrmouy
Court, (opjJoGte No. 74, louth Fourth
ftreet.) 1
IG7* The business of an Avent and In
terprtter faithfully transited.
August 25 eod df.
Loft,
V m
*»V: "'*•
r"fiE undermentioned Certificates of Stock
A of the Bank of the United Slates, viz.
No. 3804, dated ift July 1796, for ten fharce
in the name of Charles Lovegrove of New-
York.
No. 45311—N0. 15.31 a, dated Ift July,
1796, for five stares each in the name of
Sarah Wedjjewood ot Etruria.
No. 19808 —No. 19809, dated .1 ft January;
1800. for ten (hares each, in tha name of Henry
Waddington, Merchant, London.
Notice is hereby given,
That application is intended to be made at
the said Bank by the fubferibers, for a renewal
of the fame, of which all persons concerned
ate requested to take notice.
WADDINGTON ir HARWOOD
Rhiladelphia, July 3©, ißco. mwfj-m
✓- ■*
! • Fof,SaJ.e,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION—-IN THE
CITY OF 'WASHINGTON.
j THE following ptop_er«y , belonging to the Tiuf
tees of the Agg egats Fund; provided for rji»
payment of certain creSiters of Edward Fox
and James Greenleaf. , , ,
. . Cti Monday tbc 6th October inst.
i TrtART of th<- property of {aid fund, in the City
A ol Wafi.irgton, that now if rendered clear of
everi incumbrance, wit! t e exposed at PuHic
AuSion at Tanfiiciifi Tavern, amongst which arc
the following valuable fituatioi,, y:z. it Lots in
square No. 973, a Jots in square 974, 15 lots ia
jquar« Nn. 995, % lots in square fosth of fquart
10x9, 19 lots in fijuare 1010, t lot in square xo'«e
I lot in square io.li, ,7 lots in square 1013, 4 lot
in square 10*4, 3 lots in square JC4J, 310 t in
square 1046, 9 lots in square 1047, 11 lots in
square 1048, with fune'ry others, advantageously
situated in various parte of ,the city. Also the %
story frame house now occupied by Dehlqls,
beautifully situated (with an extensive vtw of sev
eral mto down the Potomac) on thefcuth east
corner of square 973, fronting 41 feet on 11 street
eaift, and 41 feet on south G street: a commodious
Kitchen with an oven, &c. adjoining the south '
front. A la£ge..frame liable,, carriage house. and
hay loft 50 feet by 15, and, a pump of excellent
water near the back door of the kitchen, the lot
oxt.ending9i feet on x j street, and 139 feet t incli
in G street, comprizing lots Nos. i, T{s, and part
of si, in the regiflered division of the square.
T he sales will commence at the said tavern at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. K
The termsone fourth cash, one'fourth in Cs
months, When 'a deed will be given, the remain*
ing moiety in two years, payment to be fecjircd
by bond and mortgage. But the creditors in the
above fund, may ir> lieti of mortgage secure pay
ment of their bonds by depoGt of certificate* of
the trnftees at the rate of five fllillings in the pound,
to the amount fecurcd and Ihruld a dividend take
place t-efore the expiration of the tw t years, it
will be set off against the bond, and the certifi
cate! returned in the simS proportion.
Henry Pratt
Thomas W.'Francii |
John Miller,-juD. Trujlctn
John A(h'<y |
Jacob Baker. J
THOMAS TINGEY, Agent. <
August 4. .31a# ta
Prevention better than Cure.
For the prevention and cure of Biliovs and „ »
Malignant Fevers, is recommended,
Dr. HAHN'S
Anti-bilious Pills,
WHICH have-been attended .witb a degree
»f success highly grateful to,the inven
tor's feelings, in fever <1 parts of the Weft-Iri
dies,anri the southern parts of the United Sfates
particularly in Baltimore, Pct'erfburg," Rich,
mond, Norfolk, Edenton, Wilmington,Charldf
ton, Savannah. &c. The testimony ofYnum
ber of persons in each of the above places can be
adduced, who have reason to believe,that a
timely ufs of th » salutary remedy, hat, under
Providence, prelerved their lives when'ln the '
most alarmipg circumftancea. . •
Fafks of this conclusive nature speak more io
favour of a medicine, than columns of pompous
eulogy, on mere aflertfn, could do.
It a 11 t indeed presumptuously propofejJ iff
an infallible cure, but the. inventor has every ~
possible reason, which can result from extenfisfe
experience for believing that a dose of these pills,
ta <en once every two weeks during the preva
lence of ouraflnual bilious fevers, wi!l
infallible preventative ; and further, that in the
, earlier stages of those diseases, their use will
v.-ry ger.eially succeed in restoring health and
frequently in cases esteemed desperate and bey
ond the power of common remedies. - ;
The operation of tbefe pills is perfeiSlly mild
and may be uftrd wiih fafety by persona in every
situation arid of every age.
They are exc.Htntly adapted te carry oil! fu
perfluous bile and prevent Us morbid fecretiooe ;
to reitore and amend the appetite.; to produce
a free perfpiraticn and thereby prevent colds
whirh are often of fatal confeqnence. A dafe
never fails to remove a cold it taken on its firft.
appearance. They are celcbratrd for removing
habitual coflivenefs, sickness of the.ftiwsach and
severe head-ache, and ouj;ht to be taken by
4>erfons on a change'-ot chmit -.
They have been found remarkably efficacious
in prev#nting and curing most disorders attend
ant on long voyages, and Qiiuld >be -procused
and carefully preserved for use by every fcamari.
, Dr.HAHN'S
Genuine Eye-water.
■A certain and fafe rtme ! y for all diseases of the
eyes, whether the effsfl of natural weakness, or of
accident, speedily removing inflammations, de
timioiis of rheum, dullness, itclvng, and films in
the eyes, never failing to cure those maladies which
frequently fuccced the small pox, measles and fe--'
vers, and wonder'ully ilrengthenjng a weak fijtht..
Hundreds have experienced its excellent virtuer
when nearly deprivsd Jot fighfi
Tooth-ache Drops.
The only remedy yet difcovereiTvvhich gives im
mediate and felling relief in the mod fever? m-
The Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure of every kind of head-ache, and of
pains in the face ind neck.
\
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops.
This medicine has never failsd,.in many thou
sand cases not one in a huudred has had occasion to
take more than one bottle,.and numbers not hall
a bottle. The money .vvill be returned if tfcc cure
is not performed.
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SOLD BY Wm. Y; BIRCH,
■; , STATIONER,
No. 17, South S&c»nd Street,
And np ivherc e!pc, in Philadelphia.
Where a"lfa m?y bf feji, Dr. Hamilton's Worm
D«ftroying hi* Sovereign, Elixir far
«>ughs, &c. Rfftorative Drops, Effenoe and Ex
trafl; of Mustard, Soverei jn Ointment for the Itch,
Dr, Hahn's infallible German Corn flatfter, In- 1
dun Vegetable for the Venereal com
plaint, Gowland's and Perfiau Lotion, Reltoraiive
Tooth Powder, D,»maflc Lip Sal.ve Church'*
C«ugh Drops, Anderfon's Pills, &c. &c.
' aprili<> A mtf '
H. MAXWELL, Printer,
rrhz>> f;n rb
Columbia-House,
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(Formerly in the Unure of Mr». Grocmbriiijje)
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