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*t of Uit iHobnutitit Trmjtli
memory of t
‘re m Ihr Mn*»f /.• Iff'*.]
wgw fktie dome
Jkn mr.pti *brtn«—the »it»-i»t tomb,
(fhamlhiniiinjf stranger* toe* to coin*,
W wpgre genius mourn*.
The \a if—the solitary home
' tJf thee, |toot Hums ?
Yafb-re*. that dome adorn* thy bed,
T*h» given by Unite who •* arcrlv broad
wj. n living gave tbee—not a abed
T o bide thy tv ante ;
lit now would o'er tby mouldering head,
] build monuments
"be l ulr spot is thine. And who
"W1 turn thee from thy tenure now '*
ty lease is long, thy landlord true,
Thy troubles coase ;
m great pmaess no more than thou,
From heaven'* lease.
■ of the .Nitb ! the wing was light,
plum' - •* err whitest of the white,
But wild ai d wayward was thy (light,
From wave to wave ;
course wts thine, head strong and bright,
Ceu to thy grave.
Swan of the Kith ! if aught in Ihr*
Sullied thy whiteness, none should see
Tb*- btr .i.>n J men should view like me,
Thy tile’s snort dream,
And let tny faults, tike swan's feel, be
Sunk ui the siren mf.
• Boms wii ejected from hi* farm by an on
feeling tendlofit
fli is »aid mat iiir stean think* bei feet a blera j
ieii ami tbeiefoic seldom shows tliem
N I- \V GOO I) S.
PASCHAL BROOKS,
A'e I, Merchantt’ Row, Middle Street,
J’S now opening' narrow Black BOMBA
' ZINKS—Mu-im and Gingham KOBES—
Very Sue 4-4 nd 6-4 I m. India MUSLIN—Fig
ured and plain Swiss do --6-4 check CAM
BRIC—-Lijht blue, pink,Buff and green flurence
SILKS—YYh.te aud colored CK WATS— Black
Can Ion CRAPES—Italian do. FURNITURES—
BUTTONS—BUCKK \M—P ADDING—SICK—
TWIST— lb. PINS—Sewing COTTON—Sea
aland SHIRTINGS, lie. fee. Aug. 28, 1824 1
__ _ ___ ;
Fishing Anchors.
THOM AS~BK O W N E,
-VO. 12, LONG-WHARF,— '
AN assortment oi Socket Fishing AN
CHORS, warranted, iron) PI) mouth Fac- j
lory. AESO,
DUCK ; COUD.iGE ; English Sew j
ing '1IVLVE ; St. Ubes S ALT.
April 7, 1824. 6ui.
{Q** American Goods,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
HENRY 11. 1JOODY,
Opposite Cumberland Bank, Exchange Street,j
O PORTLAND,
FFERS for sale, at reduced prices,
bOOO lbs. Yarn, from No. 0 to
to 22, blue . nu while ,
1500 yds.GiNUHA.Vl, warranted colours ;
liAHJ do Apron CD Ecu ;
I0U0 do brown SHIRTINGS, very low ;
lout) do do SHEEilNGS ;
1400 do Waltiiaui Stult t INGS, bleach'd ;
A7**0 do Waltham SHEETINGS, do ;
g-. 1000 do WaltbumCOT 1 ONs,uubleach dNo.2
1500 do Waltham SHIKtINGS, do;
P blinker BLDTlCkiNCi ; knitting
yarn ;
SLACKS and Sewing COTTONS,
«t alt colors aud superior quant). i
::ALSO:::: '
Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses Child
ren s Morocco and Leather
blioes and Hoots,
Manufactured by tue best workmen.
Mki.cha!«T3 in i ow n or Country, aud all
others who wish to purchase any ot the above
GOODS, will do well to cail, as they are from tlie
Uidesi aud best Manuiaetory m America, and re- ,
eeived regularly every week, which give* them
the superiority over any sold iu Towu.
Feb, 18, 1823.__tf. (
La Fayette.
LIKENESS of Gen. Ea Fayette, En
graved by O. H.THBoor,printed on Satin,
intended to be worn as a compliment to the 1
General. They are printed to answ er tor Belts 1
and Watch Ribbons.—Military Companies and
Societies cau be furnisbed at tue shortest notice
For sale at HENRY QU1NCI, k-Co’s, ki
change Street, aud at 0. il. THROO!* S Engra
ving Room.
fS. B. Persons who wish to obtain them will
please to call soon. Aug. 28.
’HENRY GODDARD,
HASjiM received, by the Topaz, form Liver*
pool. , I
l(i casks Hard Ware Shelf
GOODS, tor in in tr i w ilh Good* before on band, a
more lull and complete assortment tnan lie ha*
kad at any former period—of which are tne
folio a mg:
A Cask of SCREWS, of every size to use :
A Cask of BUTl lllAGKs, do.;
A Cask oi FILES, chiefly cast steel;
A Package of BUTTONS;
A Cask of FLAT IKONS;
* A Cask of CAST STEEL;
A Cask of BRASS WAKE;
An assortment of CUTLERY, of tin'd and
platrd SADDLERY, a lull assortment of SAW a
CHISELS,PLANE IRONS, and other Mecha
ic*' Tools, in general. A case or or two o *
Heiumiug s Needles-plated, Britannia, tin f.
iron, tea and table SPOONS—Spectacles—
Pocket Book*—articles use 1 in bunding, and
other* too aomwou* to specify—togclner with
an assortment ot FONTS. From Flmadetphia, 1
8 c«*"*» MILL SAM S—X cut and Wood SAMs
—SMOV A' it ALTERS
U'PnJK Iom a* elsewhere, and Trader* will,
hi.y lii*.® regulated by Bestou price*, u they'
*w«*td vary. [Aug Zb.
Yorkshire Brand Cloths& Cas-j1
si me res.
EDW ARD HOWE,
.Vo 5, Merchant's R»*, Middle street,
XT \ 5 pisirvcetved by lire an %ai of the
Ship Arn at Boston, and now opening for
bale, a hand*->.in- »u>i.imf»t ot blue and Black
BRa4&-CLOfHS—CASSIMEKES. and Bin**
LADIES’ CLOTHS.—These b»*iu? added to hi* I
former Stock of El ROPEAX, INDIA and A-j
MERICAN GOODS caaprisinc « hr.? assort-;
ment, will be 'old very CUEAP for CASH ia
Jan* Id, l o-4 * (tt) |c
I
Horace si:aver
Ori'ERS tar **le at Chamber* over the
fottlmd Bonk Store, Merchant* Haw
Middle street,
A Good Assortment of Eng
Bab and American COTTON and WOOLLEN
GOODS eun»iitiii)t of
7<MM) lb*. Cotton YARN,from
W hiting, Pletcher and Co’a Manufactory, No*
from 7 to 16—2U0 Iba. do. do. deep W*t—**•
I ha. COTTON THREAD, all number* and col
rn 2ttt lb* CANDLE WIC.ING—2ft>.'»J0
Y'da. GINGHAM, check and Mriped—2<1,*t Yd*.
Blue DENIM-2009 Yard* BEDTICK
IMi, of different qualities—MILLENETTS- —
**,'■«» Yd* Br SHIK 11 NGS and SHEET
INGS.—IMmii I’d*. Bleach d do.—KKI Pieces
S ITTINETTS, at different price*— Hearn*
Wrapping PAPER—200 do Writing do. No*. 1
and 2—100 do. Capp do—10U0 lb* Binder *
BOARDS—7>w*0 Bandhoi Paper—800 Groce
PASTEBO ARD—7«*> do. American Glasa and
Metal BUTTONS, very cheap.
ALSO
A Good Assortment of English Piece
G O O I) S,
JUST RECEIVED, CO.XSISTLVG OF
CHINTZ— CALLICOKS— Furniture PATCH
COPPF.KPL ATES— DIMOT1ES Furniture
Dl MOTIES—C AMBRIC do—PRI NTS—Jeans
—Plain and Fig'd. MUSLINS, Me. kc.—.1t*o,
No*, from 20 to Idrt.—Eleeant Gilt Coat and
Vest BUTTONS—C ARPEtTNGS—Cawimere*
SUSPENDERS, BOMB AZETTS, and American
One Case Superior British SEWING THREAD
TAPES.
Bar and Windsor SOAP—99,000 Spanish and
American CIG VRS—Blark and Yellow SNI FF
— LaHkV Leather and Morocco SHOES,LOOK
ING GLASSES, kc <te.
.11 SO
PLOUGHS, MILLSAW9, and AXES—20 dor
Steel Plated HOES .
The principal part of the above Good* are
ju*t received,kind are offered a* rheerp a* can be
purchased in town for cash or approved credit
Portland, June 8,1824. tf
1
Fresh Yorkshire Broadcloths.
PASCHAL BROOKS,
.Yu. 1. .Merchants' Row, .Middle Street,
IJ AS received bv tbe Inte arrival of tbe
** Ship Ann at Bo-ton, ti very extensive as
sortment of «nperfino, fine and common Black,
Blue, Brow n and Vlixt
Broadcloths and Cassimeres.
Also, just opened, am-. Case soft dres* IRISH
LINENS—Worsted and Silk HOSIERY—Ban
danna and Flag HI>KFS.—Linen SHEETINGS
—Plain Svvi*s MUSLINS—Beaver and Kid
GLOVES, kc.
[t /'To la* sold at the lowest C VSH Prices.
Portland, June lb, (if.)
Iew STOlfi”
FWNHE subscribers have formed a connex
J. ion in business under the firm of
C1WTE vV DAY/S,
md taken ihe New BRICK STORF., on the cor
•er of Frkk and Cross-strefts, opposite Messrs
4 is E. Shaw's, u here they intend keeping con
stantly on hand, a good assortment of
West 1. Goods, & Groceries,
which they will sell at fair prices ; by strict at
ention to business^ they hope to merit a share of
mblic patronage.
JOSIHI CHUTE, Jr.
WILL MM S. DAVIS.
N B.—Their friends from the Country are in
cited to call.
Portland, An^ust tilth, 1824.
"feathers.
EVERETT Hr STEELE,
MaW-StREET. HEAP OF GRFF.N-STRFFT,
f T AVE for sale, Northern and Southern live
H- Geese FEATHERS, Duck, No. 1. Russian
md common fowl do., which they are dispos
’d fosell cheap for cash.
BEDS made and filled at short notice.
March 17, 1S24 tfoaw.
i T~ . m
CASKS A.vn PACKAGES OF
TI A R D-AV A R E.
CtOMPRlSlN’G a great variety of articles
t just rr reived bv
NATIVE MITCHELL <t- Cn.
3reosiTF Umov-Row, Mi hole-street.
V large assortment of GROCERIES r.> nsnal.
N. B —AHpersons indebted to Nath’l Mitch- ;
'LL arc requested to moke immediate pax/went.
Those who have been indebted to him ore. six
walks, are in formed that unless payment is made
mmerlialtly. their demands trill be left with an
atoms u for collection.
July 27, 1IB4 f.w
DAVID S. ILSLEY,
JE WELLER A.YD SI LI ERSM1 TIL
Exchange Sired,
J.J just received a handsome assortment
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
‘ilv-ftr. Plated, Britannia and Fancy GOODS,
■onij-rising every article usually found in the
iime line of business; to be sold at the lowest
irices, for cash, or iu exchange for old Gold and
Silver. If August 2.
CHEAP GOODS.
AT .\V 4. EXCRA.XGE-STREET.
STOJrl' black twitted S1I.K, slightly dam
aged, at 7a cents per vd. ;
bingham ROBES, from §\ 25 to 1 75 ;
Ladies w bite Cotton HOSE, 20 cts. to 50 cts.
pair;
IVhite JE \ N. from 20cts. to 30 cts. per vard ;
•♦It Coni BT'TTONS, at I2A cts. perdoz. ;
L. tencia VESTING. 50cts. pattern ;
Marseille* do. .‘lit cts pattern ;
Bov's p<>cltet H \NDI"S. 10 cts. each ;
D<*. Neck do 124 cts each;
Vhile FT. VNVEL. 25 cts to 75 cts. ;
Linen DAMASK, very cheap.
•MARK S. G HALLY
»!y2l. tf
Cuter VIxEGART
Q2^*t.esl Cider Vinegar.
• ~V\ Mll.llLS or Merchants can he supplied
I? w ittt
karrauted of the first quality, as low as can
ir purchased elsewhere .delivered in Portland.in
•iy quantity, from 1 to l<*i barrels, by apply -
ng to the subscriber at Gorham, or to JOHN
X)X, Portland.
James Coil man.
Gorham. July 12 ISM.
New bury port Shooks.
^AONSTAN i LY on hand, and for sale.
CHASE & BONNEV,
t H idgerv * Wharf, w hart Cooperage is attend
d to as usual. June 30.
JAMES COOMDOE, Jr.
COUli Tsril EET.
H\S inst received from ttostnn, in assort.
ment of elegant Valentia and Marseille»
VESTING, entire new jwttf*m«, and of superior
fabric Also, an assortment of English Silk
VESTINGS, of various figures.
O.V H.1.VD—An assortment of fashionable
CLOTHING, via.
Dress Coats.
Superfine Blue ;
do. Black
do. Brown;
do. Olive ;
Oxford and other mlit.
PANTALOONS.
Superfine blue Pantaloons ; ✓
do. Black do. ;
do. Drab do. ;
do. Army do. ;
do. Oxford do.j
do. Hareback do.
VESTS.
Valentia, Strip'd and figur* J ;
Marseilles, do. do.
Cassimere Vests, 1st quality ;
Blue do. do.
J. C. having just returned
from Boston, w here be lias procured the very
latest Loudon Factions, and some ot the very j
first rate w orkut.-n, he flatters himself that he j
shall be able to please those who may favor him
with their commands.
H’anted.— Three or four journeymen tailors
to whom the highest wages will he given—none
need apply but those who are first rale work
men.
Portland. lOih Aug. 1824.
Dye Stuffs. Paints and .Medi
cines.
JOHN" COE,
Offer* for Sale, at his STORK, in Middle-Street,
Bids. Ground Camwood ;
2ouo lbs. Blue VITRIOL ;
IhOU do. Ground MADDER;
2 Cases INDIGO;
16 Carboys Oil VITRIOL ;
12 Tons LOG \\ OOD ;
•4 Do. FUSTIC ;
2 Do REDWOOD;
1 Do. NICARAGUA;
7 Hints. COPPERAS ;
6 Bbls ALUM ;
Woad—Ked Tartar—Nutgalls—Turmeric—Prrs*
Plates—Screws—Press Papers—Tenter Hooks
—Jacks—Cards, 6tc. kc.
-ALSO—
A LARGF AM) EXT* NS IVF. STOCK OF
PAINTS & MEDICINES,
Together with a great variety of other articles
which will be sold in large or small quantities
on the most reasonable terms for Cash or Credit,,
2 Boxes Hindustan OIL STONES, a superior]
article. July 20th. (54w)
JAMES HENLEV7
BOOT <Sr SHOE MANUFACTURER,
.No. 6, Union Rove, Middle-Street,
j j AS on hand a good assortment of Ladies and'
*•-* Gentlemen's
HOOTS Sf SHOES ; \
Boot Varnish—Cord—Webbing—Shoe Knives—
Aw 1 Blades—Rasps—Tacks—Pincers—
Punches—Knitt Irons—Boot Jacks,iie.
HE CONTINUES TO MANUFACTURE TO ORDER,
Ladies 4' Gentlemen's BOOTS
and SHOh S,
>f the first rate stock, and executed by the most
kilful workmen.
Soot m Shoe Trees—Lasts—Crimping Boards
[UFSize Sticks and Bootjacks lurnishedat
short notice.
(UTAH orders will lie executed with matne
md as much dispatch as the nature of the busi-i
ieso will admit of. Jan. 3,1824. *f.
JOEL HALL,
— Hot for Sole—
170 brown Havana
. SUGAR ;
1 ’ Pun cheong St. Croix RCM ;
P* Pipe s Cognuc BR \NDY, superior quality;
Bbls. American GUI ;
“5 Rhls. Mess No. 1 BEEF ;
Half bbls. Mess BEEF ;
30 bbls. prime PORK ;
60 Bbls. Genessee fnintly FLOUR ;
I000 bushels North River Yellow CORN, in
sacks ;
100 do. RYE, in sacks ;
66 Chests and half chests Hyson and Young
Hyson TEA, Beaver's Cargo.
Portland. Aug. 18, 1824.
Mourning Articles.
'JMIE subscriber km just received a good
* variety of the above GOODS, among wills h
ire:
Black Sinchaws, Sarsnetts and Florences ;
India and French Levantines ;
Black figur'd Levantines and Gros de Naples,
“ French and Italian Ctapes ;
“ Press'd Crapes ;
“ Kid and Silk Gloves ;
“ Silk and worsted Hosiery ;
“ and w hite Ginghams and Calicoes ;
5 ps. broad Bombazines ;
3 “ narrow* do. f. r Mantles ;
Black Silk and Valenti* Vestings ;
Black love Shawls;
“ Zelias, Ribbons. k.c. k.c..
Cm. C. LYFORD.
Portland, July 1?, 1824. 8w
To 1st.
llnlf of a large and
convenient three story dwelling
HOU'E, situated on pleasant street;
slso half of an house situated on
'ree Street. Enquire of JOHN LEAVITT.
Portland, Sept. 4.
Notice.
THEefeel* of George Cameron, late Sea
*• man on hoard Brig Flora, who died in Ha
aut s will he delivered to hi* le^ral represent*
ive on application to HE/.. WINSLOW,
,Y# 14, Lo-ig It kerf August 28, 1824.
/ k4 l nitt <1 stati * Liti I a <
Gazette.
W r;4!b",5 J pro*T ,w vW#- for«w inform*
▼ w tv* hi of fboif * ho may wish to for** m jllf t
opinion ot the merits end character of this u»j
ette, that the editor and contributor* enraged.vr*
pra-Uved w riters, end most of them well know n
to the public *» contributor* to our best period
ical publication* ; and we believe ourselves au
thorised in stating that the reviews, essays, and
miscellaneous articles offered to our readers,
"«• the work of those, whose minds are a*
highly gifted by nature and as well nurtured
and disciplined by'study and composition, a*
those employed in the support of anv literary
journal in this country.
It will lie our principal.object, to make the
Gazette a General Literary Intelligent er, and w e
'halt spare no pain* to make the work not onlv
/sdrattirt bat F ntrrteirnng. ft mav l*e welt
al-o to state, that this work is ekgaper, than any
other of the kind published in this country
Karh No. contains the amount of 70 common
8vo pages.
A* it maybe thought that we are sanguine
with respect »o the merits of our work, we sub
join the opinions of several of our most res
pectable editors.
CUMMINGS, HILLIARD k CO
The Tnileif Slates Literary Gazette—Messrs
Cumming*, HilBard t Co of this town Hite
just published the second number ol a semi
monthly paj»er under this title, which we wish
to recoinmeud to the notice of our readers It
•s printed in a very handsome stvle in the quar
to form, on paper of remarkable fineness The
literary execution is very respectable, and the
I articles, which are all orieinnl, are of a charac
ter, we should think, well adapted to the pres
ent ta«teof the public. Tliev consist in a great
measure of notices of recent publications, with
other articles of literary anil scientific intelli
gence. There are besides some short pieces in
jurntry, w h!rh if they are fair specimens of what
istole* expected in the future numbers, will
strongly recommend the work to the public
favor The editor of the paper is a gentleman
<d extensive learning, and it is presumed he
w ill have th» assistance of many literarv friends.
The publishers have undertaken the work in a
liberal spirit, which entitles them to the good
will ol t:ie literary community, and it is to !»e
hoped their efforts will be remunerated by a
gen ro>?s patronage.—Boston Daily .ddvertiser.
1 he l nited States Literarv Gazette, published
in Boston, 1ms reached the fith number. It is
nnerpialed in typographical beauty and the qual
ity ol it* paper, and is edited with much dili
gence and ability.—Philadelphia. .XationalGaz
The Literary Gazette—We have received
from Messrs. Cummings si Hilliard, the publish
ers, the first inumber of this work We have
examined it with great mlerest. It evinces con
siderable talent in its ecMor, and is higblv cred
itable to the typographical skill and exactness
ot the publishers. The editor. Mr Parsons, we
know .to be a well educated scholar and a man
ot talents, and the enterprise of Messrs. Cora
.nin^s <i Hilliard ha* already ranked them n
niong the very first book dealers and printers
in llip l nited Spates. Bos Patriot.
3J We hate perused the first number of the
l nited Mates Literary Gazette, from the pres*,
of Messrs. Cummings v. Hilliard, and have been .
much pleased with the outset of the work. It is |
evidently conducted upon the plan of the Lon
don Literary Gazette, e.nd will give the earliest
notices and" reviews of such publications of
merit as issue from the American press \ can
did expression of opinion from an editor, and
his associates, who have the credit of being fullv
equal to the task they have undertaken, mav
prove ot great service to the progress of litera
ture and science in this country'.
F'aenintr Gazette
Litkrarv. We take pleasure in .announcing
the appearance of the first number of the Fni
teil States Literary Gnsetts, from the press of
Cummings, Milliard, &l Co. of this city. It is a
quarto pamphlet of sixteen pages, printed and
stitched with neatness. The Editor is a gentle
man and a scholar, capable of fulfilling all ex.
pertation that may be raised by bis prospectus, j
and of making Ids paper in all respects comport j
with its title. If its success should be propor
tionate to its merits, it will have an extensive
circulation. Aete England Galaxy.
The l’niter! States Literary Gazette contains a j
description of Amgnra Falls w Inch has more el-1
oquence, because it has more truth, than anyj
other account <>f those scenes we have met i
w ith either in verse or prose.
At tc York Ameriran.
The C. S. Literal Gazette is to be publish -,
ed semi-monthly, in numbers containing sixteeu '
quarto pages. The number before us is highly!
creditable to the talents of the editor and bis
literary associate.-, and gives promisQ of much
fu'ureexcellence. It is also very correctly and!
handsomely printed, on paper of fine texture!
and beautiful complexion. The public are
much indebted to the spirit,enterprise, and en-*
lightened liberality of the publishers, for a w ork
w hich lias long been wanted, anil we doubt not
they will second so laudable an effort, by aff.ir
ding to it a prompt, extensive and efficient sup
port.
The first number contains brief notices anti re-.
views of the following American works :
“ Course of instruction in the Public Schools
iu Boston," •* The Pilot,” “ Randolph and Er
rata,” “ Abstract of Hill's New Theory of tne
earth,” “ Mints on extemporaneous preaching,”
“ Elements of Astronomy,” and “ Bryant's
Poems”—besides an article on 4‘ Reliques of
English Poetry,” and several miscellaneous
pieces of great merit.
Most of these articles are written in a tone of
peculiar spriglitliuess and ease, and seem to be
distinguished by manly criticism. The article
descriptive of the scenery and falls of AVagora.
is characterized by uncommon pow er and beau
ly. It takes hold of the feelings with an interest
not less intense than the most effective pictures
iu our best modern novels. The style of this
new work is in imitation of the London Liter
ary Gazette ; ami its matter is of that diversi
fied and spirited character w hich most recom
mends itselt to readers iu general Among the
poetic effusions which adorn the preseut num
ber, we recognize a beautiful scripture piece
from the pen of ByrasU, whom we may not be
ashamed to introduce among the poets of any
age or couutry. Boston Statesman?
The United States Literary Gazette is pub
lished on tue 1st. and 15th day of every month,
each mincer containing lb quarto pages of three
columns each, printed with new and handsome
types, and on pa{ter of superior quality.
TERMS—j’-j per annum, |>ayable in siv
mouths fro in its commencement. C. H. Co.
.igents—W M. HY l>E, Portland.
H. GRAY 4i Co. and > „ _ ,,
JOHN W. FOSTER, \ Por,*m<,uth
Boston, bepl. 4, 1824.
TO LET,
'pHAT convenient and pteasactly situated
1 Dwelling HOUSE, on Harris Street, lately
occupied try the Rev. Thomas M. Smith, having
a good Garden, well o! Water, a^c.—Apply to ,
August Jr* JON A TU C K ER.
Two rooms in the New Budd
mgu. Court STiect, to let—One lower
room convenient for a Dry Goods Store the
other on the second floor, convenient for an
Office. Enquire of the printer.
Portland. June 12.
A"*. I A f, ,Varkrt-S'{uart.
'PHEY have just received a very 1. Alibi F
* and ELEGANT ASSOK J MEM ai
C hina, Giaiw, ami Crockery
Ware,
of tlx latest Importation*, and B«*t Patterns
c*»u*t»ung of Blue Printed Lusmtird and C. C
"»r»._„iim. Ab&OltTEH CHATEfe tor country
traders, »uli other W are in the original paeftag
ei, mxiuiy /ea — Hast Eugii.lt aud American
cut amt lUiAMEKS, TwuiUara, Wine* aud
Salts, Globs Eairy Laiiy.s and LAMP t-LAss
ES, fable Mat*, ntiwtr and Double Bordered
Wader*, Gilt and Frame LUfkO
GLASSES, aa at
They base -lao added to Uxir former Stuck
of
W. I. Goods and C*roccric8(
an ADDITIONAL sf l'PLV, whit make. their
Assortment COMPLETE, all ol wInch they
will fell W tioles.de or Retail, fur Cash or Cred
it.
The/ have also, 800 lb*. MIDDLESEX
CHEESE, which ha* tor several year* past
been so celebrated at the Exchange Codes
House in Boston, as being equal to any of tin
English IMPORTED CltEEsE.
tor Salt, ltx*t 11»* R1 ITER,
WtK* do. CHEESEr
ilod bushel. WHITE BEANS.
Portland, May 8, lh24. tf
Approved Family Medicines,
Which .re ce.e r ».ed t... the j.uk ot must
disease* that the human ira.ee it subject
to.—Prepare ! »ulv by the sola Propr.etor,
T. W. I)VO I T, M. D.
Grandson of the iatt c> !• braird Dr. Koberts on
nof t-dinbisrph,
ND f>r tale, wholesale and retail, at hi,
Drug and Family .Medicine W arehouse,
Nos. 137 aud 139. north tail comer ol second
aud Hoc** street*, Philadelphia ; and retail
by h i* Agent, aud every principal Druggist
and Veadei of Ytadirina throughout the U*
uln: .vtaiet. Vx here may t e had, gratis,
I'huij hi*t. either iu English, German, Preach,
or -T antsh, describing the qualities of each
Medicine, with certificates of cures perform
ed,Ate.
DR. ROBFRTSO.V3 Celebrated Stomach
FlUrr of Health for the cute of cough*, col
app.ua> lung «<>i,sumption, hooping co ugb.
asthma, paint in the breast, wt#i in the ttu
muh, dyspepsia box a I complaint*, dy>en
ter y, Ac.—Price one dollar and fifty cents per
bottle..
UK. ROBERTSON’S - Vegetable Nervous
Cordial, or Nature's Grakii Kk*to*ative
— Ke« tr mended for the cure of ueiv us
comptaiM* generally. inward weakne«s, de
pression .H the spirit*, head a< he, tremor,
faintness, hysteric fit*, uerv. ui debility, m
temperHui e, mercuriil di«ea?e, impoteucy.
diseases per titiar to females, 4 c.— Pric- one
dollar and tif'y cuts per bottle.
DK. BUI i ii f.'ON’c Celebrated Gout and
Rheumatic Limps. A sate and effectual cure
for t ie g»ut, rheumatism, lumbago, stone aud
gravei, swelling? and weakness of the joiuts,
.'prams, brui-es. pain* hi the he id and lace,
fn-sted leet, Ac. — Price tiro dollars per bottle
1>R. ROB! ■< |'**() • •' ijluuitsciii' Ritters.—
Celebrated Ur strengthening a w ak stomach,
increasing the appetite, amt a certain pit
ventive against the lei r and ague, ^c.—
Price one dollar per bottle.
UR. kOliEU I SUN’S In fallible Worm De
stroying Lostnger. A iiiedii me universally
e tot ined for expelling every ,£eoies f worms
from the human body. — Price fifty cents per
package ; laige packages one dollar.
UiN. U\,f • I’! ' Patent hch Din mint. For
pleasa toess, safety, expedition and certain
ty of i me. i? uneq laiieri by any oiher medi
cine iu use for the removal of this disagreea
ble, tormenting complaint. It ha* no un
pleasant *p*.e 11, and may be used on the
youngest iolant with safety .—Price fifty cents
per box.
UR. DYOTT’S Infallible Toth Ache
Drop*.—Price j fly cents, small rial* twenty
fire cents.
UR. DYOTT’S Anh Bilious Pills, which,
ifadministe et) iu time to remove the bile
om the stomach, will prevent all bilious
complaints, malignant fevers, ague aud fever,
bilious cholic, pleurisy, worms, dysei.toy
head arhe, heart burn. loss of appetite, c ni«
and coughs, dy -pep- i ->r indigestion, h * bit .. i
Costiveuers. ici.- Price 25 cents per box ; large
boxes 50 cents.
The Restorative Dinlifice. For cleansing,
whitening and pi. servn.fc the teeth 4 gum*
Price fifty eents per box.
Thr Circassian > ye Rater. Celebrated for
curing iir-.'l di*ord. a of the Eye*. Price fifty
cents, small n Is Zb ce its.
d A H Y ’S Approved ’ taster Cloth. A sov
ereign remedy tnr ad nt. ors and sores, sure
breast?, boils, sore le -*, swellings, sprains,
cuts, brui-es,- pains in the baca „nd tireasl,
corns on the leet, 4c. Price twenty fire cews,
fifty rents, and one dollar for each site Plaster
Approved and ret uuiu.i uded by Dr. Kush,
and Dr. Bhysick, of i’hitadelphia, aud by the
nost eminent of tbe faculty iu the Uuited
'-late*.
0C7“Take notice, that, in order to prevent
imp-ifition, all and each of the above genu
tue niediciues are neatly sealed up with full
direction? Ur using them, aud eigued on thej
outside covers with the signatur. of the sole
uranrislar
T. W. Dyott, M. D.
Since the introduction I these valuable
medicines into the United States ol America,
they have acquired the highest degree of cel
ebrity for their unparalleled success in allevi
ating and coring disease-, which, in a vari
ety of instances bad befEad «~ri*W u>t out most
experienced physicians. I lie extensive and
increasing demand for them throughout the
continent, lor these twenty years past, testi
fies their interesting efficacy and importance
to the public. For families and individuals,!
whose residence or circumstances place them
beyond the advantage of procuring a physi
cian, they are peculiarly adapted; and for
who-e convenience they are accompanied
with every instruction appertmiuiug to the
symptom* of diseases, and proper directions
for using tb m.
(Kr* considerable discount will be allow
ed to Druggist*, Country Merchants, and
those who purchase by the quantity. Ord
ers promptly attended io, and the medicines
carefully packed and forwarded to any part
agr- cable to direction.
A supply of the above medicines for sale by
JOH N COF, Juo. Age:.I,
o positethe head of Long Wharf, I'ott-it
where may be had a general assortment ol
.Medicines, Paints Dyt-Stujfs
Portland, Juno 5jf, 1824.
Removal.
N. r. S. I* KENT ICE,
Dt \ riST. respectfully informs the inhab
itants of Portland and its vicinity, that he
has removed to < oart Street, where he will at
tend to the various operations on the Teeth.
Portland, June Ihtli, 1824
.■" ........*.. .. . m
Cough* mu! Cold*,
Are , asm ed- nw«t tens ty ife* m, *f£*, '!
S, I* • «*•»*'• i :.m»s*o
Stoimu hie Elixir of Health.
Ol Ihu universally oi.imu Medecm*,
there are thousands tbrough. ul the t. fltUr.
who have **| er re need it* Imm he mi t fleet*,
■'•thin ihe»e last HO years, and ran testify i*
lU Latng the must see* remedy ever • tfeied U
the public, l.*f tbe re lie I and cure «4 .-let mate
’Cough*,pain* »i> the breast, spitting t| blond,
1 appr.aching luouaphaa. hit.
t #r*«ni stfi.c Ud with pulmonary cam pi abate *
•4 disorders »| tbe braa*( and lung*, eveum
the aio*i advanced elate, will hud immediate
relief.
Common Cought and Cold* which are ia
general occasioned by obstructed perspira
tion, will be lound to yield to tie benign tafia*
f to e to a few hour*.
In asthmatic or ron*ump<ive complaint*,
; hoar sene**, wheeling*, shortness ol tnealh,
iand tb* hooping Cough, it will gtva i at me da*
at* relief.
j ll *• also an «factual remedy for the dysee
.1 ,er? »t taX< the summer complaint ta children,
, •«*•** gt.piug, and rnoat other disordcii 0i
the bowel*.
I'TSlhr' hy Dr• T W Dyott, and foe
...a tVbol.sale an4hetlll, hlf D ^
family Medicine ,\. £. tJLr of
Cecond end Race street., .ud toy bl, ^iut.
ed agent* Uiroiignoul the b-iu4 Mates.
* ace notice tnal each trout* u*« tba -gae
tura of Iba *<••* pi pr.elot.
T. YV. Dyott, Al. l>.
Rheumatic Enins.
Lumbago, swei tug* aau weaknwm of thy
jotut*, sprausa, pan * ia lha hack, iwaitad
I u> e, mill net* n| the neck, chi blame, gout,
.cramp, rheumatism, 4c. are all speeduy and
effectually cured, by the us* of tfr. Robert*
son’s celt Prated
Ciout and Rheumatic Drops.
by «iplyiug tnese mops agree*«iy to the
directions, which ia simply to rub well the
parts affected two or three timet a d- y—alto
m cases where it s necessary to lake internal
ly from leu to lii t en drops on a lump ol su
gar, they seldom or mr fail to perform the
effect desired—*i« ; that ol a panaament
cur* in a very short time. *
For »*>e wholesale aod retail, at tbe pre*
prietor s drug and Family Medicine wart*
house, North r.a.t cotnei oi second and Race
streets, Fbuadeiphia—and retailed by his *
gent*. and eveiy principal druggist and ven
der cl Medicines throughout the United ■'late*
2j Fake Notice that each botttr ,4 genu
ine medicines has the signature oi the »4*
tDrourieior. 'I. it. llVOTT. \i l>
DU. m o I T’S
Approved unti-bilwus Pillst
V« it itt prevent and cure alt Bilious Com
plaint*.
MALIGNANT FEVERS, Ac.
1 he»e t ills it timely administered, will
'counteract the causes which cubirx u!y pro
duce Fellow or Humus Fever, Ague or Fall
Fevers, Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy, i'y.entery,
i Worms, Sick and Foul Stomacli, Head Ache*,
Loss ot Appetite, Flatulence, Fpdeptic Fits*
, ilypochondria and Hysterical Complaint’
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia or In!
digestion, Ate. They remove Habitual Cos
veoesi, Colds, and Coughs, Asthma, -bang
uary, Gravel, Rheumatism, Gout, Scurvy,
scuroulic Blotches ; Impurities in tbe,.Boul<i,
Female Complaints, &c.
If they are takeu about once a fortnight
during the Spring and Summer months, they
will prove a certain preventive against the
Ague and prevailing Fall Stckuese.
A Bill of Directions for taking them, ac
companies each Box of Pills—Small Boxes,
25 cents, large Boxes, 50 cent-.—Liberal al
lowance made to tboa who purchase to tell
again.
,*#For sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the
Proprietor’s Drug and Family >ledi< me Ware
house, Nos 137 and 139, N h. coroar of
Second and Race streets, Philadelphia, and
| by his Agents in every principal lily and
iown tnioughout the United Status.
(fc/“Fake Notice, (hat each W< x of Genu
ine i ILLS lias the Signature of the Sole Pro
[ pr ietor,
T. W. Dyott AI. D.
Tfljfcr ITCH.
This disease i. must c. uiin >niy communicated by
lection, U gentia.iy appeals on v. m*. oi laiwus
lo* huger*, alwnvauls u aUvc.s p* arm*, leg*. Jpc.
These pustuies are alien..iu wun an mis erable
1 itching, especially when tin- pa tin is warm i» bed
or sit* by the fire, souieinigts. mured n . skin i*
i covered with large blotches m «abs. anu other
lime* w ub a while scintt or scaly eruption.
foi safely, pieasaiiuies*. txpeuilion and certainty
of coie, loi this most uisag.eeable and lonnenung
disoiuer ,
Dr. Dyoil's 1’aient itch Ointment
is recommended as the most effectual remedy,
1 be a wive Utulun m it so < e .,.u in its operation
| that it has never failed, in any one ms ance, of ef
fecting a cu.e, though applied to many thousands,
hisftee fiomaii) (ii**v«e*..ie smell "ind may be
used on tue youngest lulant ymb lately.
Fo* sale V> hotesa e and Retail, at the proprietor’s
Drug am. Fanny Medicine Wait hoove. Nos. 137
.nu 133, .V i... ,..,nei ot Second and Race streets
Philadelphia, and ietailed by his Agents and every
I principal Dniggivt aud vendei of Medicine, ttoiough
out t ie Lnueii Mates.
Puce buy cent* per bo*, with full directions for
using.
tO”Take notice, that each box of Genuine Oint
ment, nas me signature of live sole proprietor,
T. W . Dyott, 31. D.
MAIIY’S
Approved Planter C loth,
l RffomaroiM bj Dr. B. Rush, Dr. p. S. Ptryskk
and the moat eminent of the Faculty in tba
UNITED STATES.
Thi. PLASTER CLOTH ha. h, it. benefic a! ef
feet* and surprising cures, procurer] tbe appratwiion
and recoin mend* iiun of tie most eminent Physician,
It is a »ura and .ale remedy for inveterate 171
jceis, at! sores. Wounds, Quinsy, Scrofula, fistula
i v' hi,e dwellings. Cancers, Sore Breasts. Sore Legs,
Whitlows, felons. Cun Braises, Scald* Burns,
Msieogers of lire Negroes, Pam. in the b eaa»
i V\ t aknett of tbe Joint.. Sprains. Kheamatism. Qwl«
P»:ns and W esknes. in the Back and Lows —It b
also successfully used for u.« cure of Corns, Frosted
Feet, Dressing Issues, ^c. ^e.
A Biii of Direct!out for using it. arrelnpanie*
each P.aster—Small Site 15 cents. Middle do 5#
cents. Large do. 1 dollar.—Libera: allowance made
to ih-ose who purchase to sell again.
£j^7~Fot sale. Wholesale and Retail at the P«®>
pr blot's Drag and family Medicine W ate bouse.
Nos. 137 ami 139. N. K. coinei of Second and Rac*
Streets, Philadelphia and by hi* Agent* la every
principal City and Town throughout the United
Mates
*’.Observe that each genuine Plaster has U*
Signature of the «oie ornpuetor.
. T. W. Dyott, M. D.
All the aboee Medicine* are for sale hy
JOHN COE, Jr. A cent,
Opposite the .read of Long Wha.:, Portladl'fl
All kinds of PRINTING ere- j
cuted at this often, with accuracy ami dispatch. v