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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, BiddeCord, Maine


Price so cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe efectuaI ana
pleasant physc ever offered. Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials, they do predispose 10 take co
and may ne taken any time, and by females in all crcum
SGhceS iey give an appetite, assist digestion. and carry
Oh i cfudtIes from the stomach If on taking cold few
OF these pills are taken going to bed they will onerae
cold. p1pt nT Az 'N
From number of certificates two only are selected.
From Enoch Perey, Esq.
Braigetou, Cuaiberiatd Co. 1914
~ ne year looI my wlte was violently attacked with the
rheumatism IN every part of her frame; the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost insuDportoble sh.
could not walk step, bear her weight lyitbout
support, nor dress nor unress, nor turn in he'd n mare
than an infant One morning DR. Deans pills were admin
tered TO her, and before she could get out of the
pea ana walk across the and the same ay she went
and the next day up stairs and was
er after able TO be about and soon recovered her health
and strength Esq Perey further ceitics that the late
WIDOW Fierce, mother of the celebrated Count R,mfod
Wnen about 81 years OF age, afflicted with the rbe
atsm that she could neither walk nor stand nor even
leeu herse without great difficulty and had been in that
SITUATION number OF weeks and being SO advanced in
years, despared OF ever finding remedy she sa;d the
effect OF DR. Deans medicines seemed to her almost ;rac
uous TOR in very short time after taking them the main
was removed and her limbs restored their usefulness
w certify that DR.. Deans pills have been freelvused
o ourselves or families for several wears and that we con.
'lder Them safe and useful medicine especiav for the
rneumisn IN which complaint, in what we have exoe-
enced seen and heard, consider them more eectal
man any 'nS else we have known used and do think
them valuable discovery 1902 '@.9
Hon. George Thatcher. Judge of the surree cort of
massachusetts,: Hon. Jeremiah MR dddefurd Rev. Ma
nan We6ster do Rev John Turner, do Cant Sonv Eoev
w. HeV raul Ceh, Buxton Rev. SiaS .1zoodv Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
LEES
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.

Lees truly valuable medicines, have now stood the test
OF about sixteen years. and their excellent qualities are
well known and established One If the recent
OF cures OF some ofthe most beneficial of his Medicines
all that the Proprietor for of select and
mex, from the many in his possession.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
Lees Grand Restorative, OF
Nervous Cordial.

amongst the most common mpnns attending this dis
tresslng complaint, the following Wis owitss tt mir
~ los: Of aPpeute mpury Of the blood hyserica arc-
tios, inward Weakness violent pains in the head back
IONS and limbs &c. The ncia operation Of this rem,
edy Is IN the stomach, restoring the digestive power, A.
sehng Iorh IRON that organ new health and vgor
Ty part of the system.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
An inGtiole remedy for bruises, rheumatism. sbrains
numbness. chblains, &c
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
. .lfddisto7on, MI Oct 10, 1921
Ar-We are now happy 10 inform you that tie rest
Saer correct tra OF your Lees .lgae and Feyer Dobs
has been Of the most aterng kind not only few case
have been cured of that very dsagreeabe rksome com
pa but sir, every far as our enquiries have rea
ched has been perfectly cured and some indeed by few
uoSes oy we desire 10 remain yours respectfully &c
To .Ifr. N5ah Ridqeiy. Baltimore
Lees sovereign ointment for the Itch.
warranted to cure by application, free from mercury
orpy permciols ingredient This vegetable remedy is
mid yet eihcacous, that it may be used with the utmost
safety on the most delicate pregnant lady d? child OF a
week old. " "
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
Inc Persian Lotion operates mildly rendering the skin
dellcately soft and smooth, improving the complexion
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
certain eiectua for the veneea and gonorrhaea
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder,
Which ceanscs and beauties the teeth
Lees Eye Water,
certain cure for sore eyes.
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
For the of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster,
For removing and destroying Corns.
Lees Lip Salve.
The a6ore famous Family Medicines are for sale b. aeby
Scott, No 50, frkstseet Wllaagto ,clo has j ,eceiz
cd a fresh supply from baltimore. &C.,
CT Please TO observe that haerer and oererr Won bv
mo'e can be Lees Genuine Family .leacines, without M
signature of the proprietor. NOAH RIDGEiv '''>
Niay 1'-N' Late Michael Lee & Co.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
NOTICE.
inf@tan: TO Farmers, 7aOrTn Keeters, Carmen,
TrercLlers and Economists IN ge,lernL

IrevctterS and Economists general.
The advantages derived from as feed for hor
cattle and sheep, has long been proved and ac
knowedsed by experienced agrculralistsn Europe and
many parts Of America, TO be very great. 1t has peculiar
fitness for horse, only because much cheaper than
hay but at once secures them against hesveS, bos
oundeT three destructive diseases to which horses
are liable and which often destroy them in the midst
Their usefulness. has been used with astonishing sue
cess in fatenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman in Con
nectcut, whose experiment has been recommended and
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
Massachusetts, Sheep also do well, fed straw prepa
led in the ordinary way, for horses. These and many
other successful experiments have been made BY enter
prisinS farmers; even while laborng under all the dsad
vanages arising from the want Of some easy and ecta
method Of cutting the straw. The importance Of te sub
ect has long time called upon the genius of both Europe
and Americas to supply the public with expeditions
machinery for the purpose Many trials hGyc been made
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and expense have
been exhibited; Of which have done honor to the
inventors but in general have fallen short in utility C III
old Dutch Snibox, so called.
But the public are now invited call and view for them
selves, q
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebedto the estate of THOMAS ACJTR
late Of Wilmington, decd requested to make sneeJ
payment and those having claims to present them 70
Wilmington, July 9: SIT MILLER DUNoTr.
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CONDITlONS or rnE WArCHMAM

The price is fire oHars gear to those who do mot e
pay their subscriptions in advance, or before the 6r 81
June or December, and four Dollars to those who do at VI
before which time, if subscriber wishes 10 decline b
must notify the editor of his intention non comn
with these conditions to be considered new enpaFemt
for SIX MONTHS and no paper will be discontinued @tho"t
iuhlInent OF them except at the option of he editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for terr
less than three months four times for dollar and er
cents for every subsequent nserton longer ones in nm
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writ
how long their advertisements be inserted or thee
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to IN
sure attention must be post paid. ~
advertising by the year.
subscribers To Non-Subscribers.
year SIG, 90 1year 49, 90
6months g. so months q en-
3do A. rs 3do 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
l76O Prizes,
SloI5O

A'OS aiHNo5 1lO1OO
Gr One and quarter blanks to a Prize. %
The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
-Ihr'y numbers, from to 80, will be put INTO wheel
Eve OF which will be drawn The whole number of
Tickets IN this Lottery consists of 4060-on each there
will be three of the so numbers and that ticket having on
the 1st "a and Sd, drawn from the wheel will be entitled
to 5000 that ticket having the ls Cd and 18th will be
be entitled to $500 that ticket having on it and will
be entitled to $1,000 that having omit g and will be en-
titled to $500; those tickets having on l, So and
ID and % and SIS, and will each be entitled
$40 those tickets having them two of the numbers
drawn will be entitled to S. and those having one of the
hive numbers drawn will be entitled IS each No tick
ct which shall have drawn prize Of superior denoma-
ton can be entitled to an inferior prize Prizes to be sub
ject as usual TO deduction Of Is per cent
Whole Tickets, SS-Shares in proportion.
HOPE & co. Acting Managers,
NO. %, Market Street, HI,nington.
The Cash grR be paid for all i-es as soon as daon-Or
ders post paidJ attended to- CLUBS dealt with on The
mast Favorable term8. July 4, 1922. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
Removal.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
has removed his BO0I q SHOE .lL9NUi.7CTORY to
No. I47, MARKET St.

Where he carries the above business in all its variety
having just obtained general assortment of stock such
as Vaentias Prnes Sans, Stus and Kids, every de-
scrpton in addition to his former general stock and hav
ing accomplished hands at wood.heel work. in addition ia
former selected workmen, he confidently 1atters himself
that he will be enabled TO give general satisfaction and
merit share Of public encouragement.
SAMUEL FOLL.aSTON.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 81, 1922. 38-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
Dr. Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar ner hoy

In common colds this medicine produces so sautary an
erect that they are generally removed in few hours
ne most advanced in life, will experience relief equally
Affected as is always the in every stage of pulmonary
complaints These pills give immediate ease in all asi.
mauc ana consumptlve particularly in difficulty Of
~heeznSs, catarhs. pain the side splitting of blood
chls and shverngs, &c. while the gentle eSpectoration
hey promote, discharges distractions in the glands
mo1y that arises in the fluids and every species ofcon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
DIVIDEND.

The President and Directors of the Bank of Wilmington
and BTndywine have this day declared dividend Of fifty
cents per share which viii be payable the stockholders
,r their legal representatives, after the 10th inst
A MEETING Of the Stockholders is requested At The
aouse OF Joseph Glpn in this Borough on the rst Mon
lay in September next at O'Clock NJ to signify their
acceptance rejection of the passed by the legislature
n February last, for the extension of the charter
by order, d. BYINES, Cashier.
July 1922. 5O-1M
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19

JUST RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE,
The LIMNEA. A Book of Outlines: An origin
al American Work BY Peregnne Pallet. A. M.
Price 05 cents. Subscribers are requested call for
their books.
Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, No 4.
Also Pomeroy's Metallic Razor Strap and Paste,
tor Razors, Surgeons Instruments, Penkniyes, Sc
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19


This snuff, celebrated throughout the United States fr
its efficacy in the cure of recent catar and slow nervous
head ache, sparlcuary recommended by DIR Waterbose
whose certificate accompanies each bottle The common
Scotch snuff is universally allowed be injurious to The
head and stomach and later affects the transpa
rency and color of the skin The coarse black smfs Oh
struc and deadcn the oactoy nerves. and in process of
time by stopping the passages have evident effect upon
the speech. This stuff will be found not liable to these
oblectons its favor is fragrant the effect pleasing ard
SOLITARY; it opens and purges the head; stimulates the sp
ris and removes drowsness In of caarrh or cold
IN the head, pinch two taken going to bed will ef
fcctuay remove all distractions Hypochondriaca persons
will find in this chemical preparation, complete antidoe
During atedous confinement in crowded house or awarm
atmosphere, after faligung walk long ride pinch
or two will richly repay the trouble of constantly havnpit
IN your pocket; and which when we'll secured will fora
long time answer all the purposes Of smelling bottles No
compositions better qualified to resist contagion; the use
OF therefore indispensable for a., those who watch with
visit the sick Sedentary and studous persons will find
by It's occasional use cheap and cheering relief from that
assltnde Which invariably accompanies long sitting or
much reading.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19

me subscribers having formed connection in business
under the firm of .Ne.yl g Ho.son, offer for sale. at
NO % Market Street, general and complete assortment
o. Hardware Cutlery, Plated and Brass Gig Mounting,
mo- Brass and Plated Saddery, Saddle Trees Loking-
rant oil, Window-Glass and Paints, &c. &c Their whole
stock having been laid in for cash, and an their or4ig
goods being Of this Springs Importation they will be able
10 supply all orders in their line, with goods of the best
quality newest patterns, and Oh accommodating terms
wholesale Or RETAIL THOMAS S. NEXyLIN.
.,,, SAMUEL WOOLSTON.
Wilmington, May 81. 1892. 4I-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
Lees Worm Lozenges,
Wonderful Tape Worm.

certain ard powerful remedy for destroying all kim
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

II seems TO De necessary that every news
paper should say something on the subject O
the next presidency. We have edited our
selves over the pages of many public jour-
nal during the last three or four months, bu
our hardest study, aud our deepest and mos
laborous investigations, have never thrown
that light upon this political contingency
which was shed upon US while reading the
following story from Lord Littieton's Letters
We can assure our readerssssiaat il contain.
all the Information that they can get Al pres,
enl on this question. Conn. Mirror.
"A traveller, benighted in wild and
mountainous country, (f my recollection does
mol. fail me, 10 the Highlands of ScolIand) al
length beholds the welcome light Of neigh
boring habitation. He urges his horse to.
wards it when, instead OF house, he ap-
preached kind Of Illuminated chapel. from
whence issued the most alarming sounds he
had ever heard. Though greatly surprized
and terrified, he veotured TO look through
window Of The building, when be was amazed
TO see large assembly Of cats, who, arrang-
&c in solemn order, were lamenting over the
corpse OF one oftheir own species, which lay
10 state, and was surrounded with the various
emblems OF sovereignty. Alarmed and terri.
fed at this extraordinary spectacle, he hasten
ed from the place with greater esgerness than
ne approached il; and arriving some time af-
ter, at the house Of gentleman who never
turned the wanderer from bis gate, the i'm ]
pressions of whs, he had seen were so visible
on bis countenance, that his friendly host en-.
CURED into the cause of his anxiety. He &C.
cordihly told his story. and having finished
It, large family cat, who had lain, during
The narrative, before the FIRE, Immediately
started up. and very articulaiely exclaimed,
/" Then am king of The cats - and, having
thus announced lis new dignity the animal
darted up the chimney, and was seen nc
MORE"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
EDUCATION OF FEMALES.

The education of The present race of fe-
males, is not very favorable 10 domestic hap
piness. For our own part. we call educs ton
mol mat which sinoihers woman with &C.
conPshmen,s, but that which tends to con-
soidaIe firm and regular 81 stem of charac-
ter that which tends to form friend a COM
psnion, and wife. We call education not
that which is made up with .hreds and patch
es OF useless arts, but that which inculca,es
principles, poishes taste, regulates temper,
cultivates reason, subdues the passions, d.
reefs the feelings, habituates to reflection,
trains TO self denial, and more especially, that
which refers all actions, feelings, sentiments,
tastes and passions, to The iove and fear of
God.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
TIMOTHY BOSTON,

INFORMS his friends and the public, that be
has removed his family TO commodous house
an JONES' Row, contiguous to his Shop, IN Er.
change Street, Portland, where he can accommo-
date TEN or rwELvE steady BOARDERS. He
also informs his old friends in the Cosastry. that
he can accommodate them with
Good Boarding, Lodging y Housekeeping,
on reasonable terms
a. N. b. he still continues his business az q
CoEFEcrIoSER, at the OLD stand, and has enga
ged an experienced workman from Boston. who
manufactures ali kinds Of CO.hFECTTON.7RY
IN the best manner. All persons may be sup
phed with any article in this line. of the bes
quality, and on terms which cannot be excep
tonable.
Portland, Oct. o. 1922. Owl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
Miscellany.
FROM THE VERMONT HERALD.
MILITIA TRAININGS.

sH0ttPcHef, OCs. 10, loZZ.
capt. PartrMge's second lecture on
national defence, was given last evening,
and this morning he starts with his bat.
talon for Norwich shall not attempt
even an outline of his plan, because
cannot do justice to its merits. He re-
cognizes, however, the long established
and salutary republican maxims, as the
foundation of his system, the danger and
lnexpediency of standing armies, and
the Importance of a well appointed, and,
as it respects the officers, we'll disciplin-
ed militia. ] Ibid not understand him to
propose abolishing militia trainings alto
gether, although this might and ought to
be a consequence of his systematic
considers the foundation of a well organ
lied military force, to consist in the mil
itary knowledge and discipline of the
officers who are to command the militia
IN time OF war. This is undoubtedly a
correct principle. All the trainings in
the world, of our militia, under the pres
ent regulations, will not make them SOL
diers, nor advance them in military
knowledge. But let the soldiers entirely
alone, and drill and train the same num-
Der of officers, as now exist, and let their
expenses be borne by government, and
in case of war we should possess the best
materials for forming an army. Let the
officers be well instructed in one regular
system OF military tactics throughout the
union, and place them over the militia.
when called into actual service, and three
arsek' would be time amply sufficient
to discipline an army thus supplied with
officers, that would far surpass the best
appointed and disciplined army ever
known in this country.
Capt. Partridge would divide the Uni
ted States into thirty military districts.
A small state TO make one district, and
large state two. To each district an
officer, with the rank, pay and emolu-
ments of a colonel, should be appointed,
previously educated at military school,
whose whole time would be devoted to
the instruction Of the militia officers, at
set times and places in his district. The
expense of this plan could be betrayed
by abollshing militia trainings, and i'm
posing tax Of fifty cents pe year on
men who now are obliged to train at an
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
G. c. MITCHELL,

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public that he has taken the we'll known
HOTEL formerly occupied by Col. James Burn
ham, and lately by Mr.. Jacob Coburn, where he
trusts ne shall be able to ensure The comfort and
accommodation those who may favor him with
their patronage. His house, by its central stu
alton, - admirably calculated for the conven-
ience OF those who have business to transact, and
has equal advantages to offer those who visit the
place Tor pleasure and enjoyment. He confident
~ assures the public that his accommodations
are superior, and that no exertions will be want
ing to inrnish his table with all the seasons afford
His-Stable is large and commodious and his at
tendance prompt and cheerful. BY assidaity and
civiiity he hopes to merit and receive counts-
nance and support.
Portland, Oct. g. 1922 evA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
MICHIGAN.

Among The libes for breach of the revenue
avs oil the Canada frontier, Of which Official
notice IS given in the Detroit Gazette, and
for the trial OF which 7th October was assign.
ed, are the following, viz, I" The United
aales against three Turkes and basket OF
Salad " the United States against one red
OK, and Y" tbe uoited States against six bush
els of wheat"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
ANEFFECTUAL CUREFoR THEAGUE

lhere IS not more unpleasant disorder
than the Fever and Ague that j, at the same
time SO common in every part of the country.
A remedy for this disease has come to our
knowledge, and one which we have proved
by various experiments to be effectual, j. we
deem Il duty we owe TO the community to
make il as public as we can. We have no
particular knowledge in the healing art. nor
Go we pretend to be the discoveries of this
remedy but having tried il in various cases,
and experienced its beneficial effects. we do
not hesitate to recommend it with confidence
% such OF our fellow citizens as may be af-
aicted with this tedious and disagreeabe COM
plant ; and if this prescription is properr
pursued We will venture TO promise cure af
one days use of il or two at fartlest.
Take one portion of powdered rbeubarb.
and TIVE equal portions of the best Peruvian
bark, and mix them in French brandy or
good oid whiskey. to the consistency of thin
cream; brandy is preferable. Take as much
as the patient can bear, from The third OF
Woe glass 10 fall glass. according to the age
OF The patient, four or Eve times day. For
child il should be diluted with waller. A
little spice may be added to make i, more
pslatabIe. II the bark should act too power
iul on the bowels, diminish the quantity.
The best bs'ks should always b. procured.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
REMOVAL.
MISS FROTHINGHAM.

Has removed from her late stand in Middle
Street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Emmons.
70 building three doors below, recently inn
froved by Davis Belford. Gx3- Miss Hopkins
requests that all those who have books belonging
10 the Circulating Library viii return them TO
Miss frothingham's Store, where the Library
will in future be kept.
Portland Oct L. 1922 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

No. 3. Merchants Rop, Portland,
EJAs .ecently received $50 Crates, hhds. and
- boxes of Cookery, Glass u China Wares
consisting Of Plates, Bowls, Jugs, Mugs, Basons,
Teas, Tea p Is, Sugars, Creams, &C. &c. &C.
Blue Printed Dining Setts-Glass such as De-
canters, Cut, Plain, and moulded, Tumblers !,
Wines, Salts, Mustards, Dishes, stand and SOCK
ct Lamps, few pair cut with shades. China
Tea Sett, FURNISHED, ename,'d, landscape, sc. a
small assortment Of Hard Ware.-Among the a.
bove ara some well assorted Crates for the coun-
try trade.-Ware repaoked a. usual.
OCT. 20. (eopis.) (eopostf)