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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
BOOKS q STATIONARY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WILLIAM HYDE,

TTAS Just received, from Philadelphia,
IL New York, and Bolton, and offer. for
sale, at his BOOKSTORE, No. 3. MussEr's
Row, a large additional supply Of
Lar, Theological, Miscellaneo' ~ las
sical and School BOOkL,
which together with his former stock, rspder'
bis assortment very extensive and complete.
Law, Social and Private Gentemen's Libra
ries, will be furnished or replenished on the
most liberal terms. Students at Colleges and
Academies, will be supplied as low as at any
Bookstore in New England. School commit
tees, Country Merchants, and others, can be
supplied with
SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, &c. &c.
for the approaching season, by wholesale OF
retail. at the very lowest prices, for CASH, OF
approved CREDIT.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
Of every description on hand, or made at short
notice.
BOOK-BLNDING
executed with neatness and dispatch.
A supply Of Lymsn's AMERICAN READER
lately received.
Sheep and Calf Skins for Book Binding, and
Paper Rags, taken at fair prices, in payment
for Books
Portland, September 9, 1923. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23

II NAV be observed, perhaps, without ex-
ception, that none are so industrious to detect
wickedness, or 50 ready to impute 1t, as they
whose crimes are apparent and confessed
They envy an unblemisbed reputation, and
what they envy they are busy to destroy they
are unwilling to suppose themselves meaner
and more corrupt than others, and therefore
willingly pull down from their elevations those
with whom they cannot rise to an equality.
johnson.
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TIC E. rs

IN THE
Cumberland 4 Oxford Canal Lottsyv
MAY be had Of the subscriber, at his Store
WI in Middle-Street, Halves, Quarters and
Fights. Present price of Tickets. 6 whole,
5000 1-2 halves-$l,37 1-2 quarters---75
cents Fights.
RFTICKETS viii advance the enth !,
next month. CHARLES THAXTFR.
Portland, Aug. 26.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23

Bresring in a small toay.--For the benehl
of those who 1--we in lodgings ;--One peck Of
malt, LIB. lquorice root BRUISED i-4lo
Spanish ginger, this will produce six gallons
of good beer In week this liquor will De
fit to drink, and perfectly pleasant and nutrl
tious. A kettle that will contain IL gal
Ions is sufficient substitute for copper,
pail will serve as mash tub, and washing
tub will prove good vessel for the liquor tc
work In.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
From the Nantucket Enquirer.

FfoHt tHe JtGnttcket Enquirer
we nave been several times requested 70 put
iisn the INDIAN PHlLOSOPHER,~ but hay
not been able TO find copy. We can come !,
nearer 10 il than what is Contained in The fono,,
ing
Why should our hair with grief turn grey,
Why does u fall with youth away
And force US wigs 10 wear?
Andrew tbs strange the bead that grows
Upon the chin, should leave the nose
Without single hair
Can fashions lore explain the cause
Why nature should such different laws.
On parts so near bestow
Pensiye turned, with doubt opprest.
And sought the place where Robbins drest
The beauty and the beau.
Ger barbarous lands and foaming tide.
On Center's hobby-horse ride,
To buy wig inclined
In Staie-street paused in pensive mood,
Where high printing Office stood,
For public use designed
Hard By. wight by fashion blest,
Risen with bis customer from rest,
kindled his morning FIRE;
Three times be twired the circlina hair.
To curl il well his utmost care
For all his curls admire.
And while his curling tongs grown cold,
Were heating, he the history told
OF artificial hair;
That, shaped and cured thousands ways,
Adorns. as fickle fashion sways.
The brunette or the fair.
Nature, in forming man, designed
For each well made wig, and joined
II firmly 10 the head;
The brown she suited with black hair,
With brighter locks adorned the fair,
The freckled face with red.
Nature first mistrass of the art
Whose very blocks are drest so smart,
How canst thou thus misplace
Those well made wigs, which oft we meet
With coIls that give expression sweet
To an unmeaning faces
And cansi thou, On head avith brains,
Place locks, which thou hast a'en no pains
10 comedy wiesihs to form
Locks. which on pipes were never curled,
Bat DER the head ia fury hurl'd
Like sea-weed in stonn
How oft the wigs, by thee designed
For heads unfinished with mind,
Oc learned brows are spread;
While those. with modest beauty curled,
For merit, (iu The Earring worldly
Fall on the unlettered head
The hair we lose from off the crown,
When age and sorrow bear Us down,
The cheek reluctant wins
And yet, perverse and cruel fates
We purchase hair TO clotne our pates,
And shave il from our chins
Happy the youth. whose hair allied
More strongly 10 his head, is tied,
And flows with native grace;
But oh ! the wretched fate Of those
Whose purchas'd hair. ill-suited CLOVIS
AT variance with the face"
Thus sung the bard-with list'ning ear
The Barber's pole inclin'd, to hear,
Charmed with the theme divine
q" Oh them" I cried, g if l must wear
A tuft Of artificial hair,
Let it be grey as mine
Some courteous tonsor tell me how
To gain the boon--what aged brow
Such sivery wreath displays;
Der distant lands I'D gladly go.
For lecks 10 match these locks of snow,
And wear them all my days
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
Drugs & Medicines,

AMONG WHICH, ARE
Bale SNAKE ROOT;
do. SIENNA;
do. PINK ROOT;
Case C6.MPHO
/ do. LIQUORICE
do. ALOE5;
Cask CREAM TARTER;
zeroon Peruvian BARK;
case do. Pulverized;
do. RHUBARB;
do. do. Paiverized
do. BORAX;
Hhds. Flour SULPHUR;
bbIs. Glsube S SALTS. &c. &c.
RFLorillards, Maccoboy and Scotch
SNUFF, Pot and Pearl ashes, SAL ERATUS
indsor and Fancy SOAP, Wash Balls, Per
iumery, Soda POWDERS with great va
rlety OF other articles, too numerous 90 particn
lsfize-AIl Of which will be sold on the mos
reasonable terms for CASH or approved Credit
JOHN COE.
Portland, July 8. (p.ptE)
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.


THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDIN
H. Err IRON WORKS, has constantly fol
sale at the Agency Store in Gardiner, the fol-
lowing articles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill Spindles,
| Hatter's Basins,-ClothieI's Plates,
Crow Bars,-PIough Moulds + CouIters
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery.
Sad lrons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gndgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at shor
notice.
The above articles will be sold. CHEAP fo,
cash or approved credit. Orders for any des.
ERUPTION Of Castings will be executed punctusl
ly in the best manner.
M. SPRINGER Jr. agent.
Gardiner, Sept. 2, 1922. f.
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Now ON HAND quantity Of
English ground " hite Lead.
10 casks Northern OIL, LIST quality.
July %. u.
JOSEPH GOOLD. in.

JOSEPH GOOLD, JR.
LAS for sale, at his store in WestMarket Rotr
Il Maine-Street, [head Of Green-Street,l
Wesf India Goods and Groceries,
of all kinds together with 7 by 8 and by 10 BTin
dop Glass; PUTTY; NAILS; IRON
WARE; WINES, of all kinds; complete as.
sortment Of GRINDSTONES; 100 casks Thomas
ton Lime.
FEATHERS,
in the greatest variety, wholesale or retail. BEDS
filed hand, to be sold at the cheapest rate, fol
cash or country produce.
Portland, Sept q If
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Dye-Stuffs, Paints, &c.

Dyt-DtuhS, a dihtS. &C.
|THE@ubtcribe offers for sale at the Stor,
l. 10 Middle Street. recently occupied by
HENRY BUTMAN,
1T Tons LOCKWOOD,
6 do. FUSTIC,
2 do REDWOOD,
2 do. NICARAGUA,
40 Bbls. CAMWOOD,
8 do. NADDER,
Hhds. COPPERAS,
5 Casks Blue VITRIOL,
Casks ALUM,
do. NUT CALLS,
/ Case INDIGO,
s Carboys OIL VITRIOL,
3 Gases do.
Press Papers Clothiers Jacks, No. 8 lC
Cards; Clo,hiers Screws--Plstes--Co
--Teasels--Tenter Hooks-Brushe:
&c. &c.
ALSO
Q Tons DRY WHITE LEAD
60 Kegs GROUND Do.
25 Bbls LINSEED OH.
5 Casks FRENCH YELLOW
a Do. SPANISH BROWN
8 Do. VENETIAN RED
Hhds WHITING
10 Boxes CROME YELLOW
10 Sacks VERDlGRISE
Gum Copal-Gum shelIac-Rose Pink
Prussian Blue-Litharge-Spirts TurPentine
Vermillion &c. &c. &c.
An extensive assortment Of Window Glass
of Various Sizes from by 8 to ID by 20.
Together with very General assortment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
CLOTH DRESSING.
JAMES B. WALKER.

NFokMS the public that he continues 10 cary
IN ne CtOtt-drsssing business, Al bis Nails,
n s.I Longieys tavern. in Raymond, where he has
Indigo Blue Vat,
anG assures the public that he viii give them blue
as indelibe as that Of imported cloth. " ~ cents
PEI yaIa, including the fulling and dressing
-. ~ .ne convenience Of those who live AZ a dis
f." - uas made arrangements with Eli Longley,
leit with him will be promptly ATTENDED 10.
Raymond, Oct 1922. ~ -
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IP REMOVABLE

Up REMOVABLE
TvHE subscriber would inform the public
Il and his friends ia general, that he has
removed from Erchange-Street, to the Store
lately occupied by Messrs. WEBSTER s. WA
TERHoUsE, and having purchased their stock
in said store, offers on liberal terms for cash
or country produce,
articles IN the Grocery Line,
Of the first quality and every favor acknowl
edged.
::::ALsO::::
The Lottery Business will be at
tended to at said Store. Tickets will rise or
the twentieth of this month, and the LOTTERY
will commence drawing on the 18Th October
JEDEDIAH DOW.
Sept. s.
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GAMERICAN GOODS,-A
CHEAPER THAN EYER.
HENRY III. BOODY,


Opposite CUMBERLAND BANK, Er
" change Street, PORTLAND,
eFFERs FOR SALE, At RsDuCED PRICE,,
5000 ID. YARN, from No. 6, to %
Blue and White,
1870 yds. I'll NGH 4 M, warranted colours,
FOO DO Apron Check,
5000 do brown sHIR1INGS, very low,
500 do do SHEFTINGS.
100 do WsIthsm sHIRTINGS, bleech'd,
700 do Wallhsm SHEETINGS. DO.
1000 DO Waltham COTToNS, nnbleech'd No. 9
1900 10 wsnbam SHIRTfNuS do.
Shaker BEDTTCKI.NG Knitting
YARN,
SLACKS and SEEMING COTTO.NS,
Of all colUrs, and superior quality.
ALSO
1PGESTLExEN, LADIES, MISSES snt
CHILDRRN's Morocco and Leather
SHOES d. BOOTS,
Manufactured by the best workmen.
PMERcHANTs in Town or Country, snt
all Others who wish to purchase any Of tbt
above GOODS. will do well to call as they
re from the oldest and best Mandatory ir
America, and received regularly every week,
which gives them the superiority over any sold
in Town.
TIN. b. WANTED as above, 800 coon
WEAvERS none need apply excepting
such as can be we'll recommended.
Feb. 10, 1928. (tf0
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
DRY GOODS
NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS


HAS just received and opened for sale, at his
store, No. 2, Erehangsstrsef. an extensive
assortment of English, French, India & american
GOODS 5
....AMONG WHICH ARE....
! case black and colored Nankin GRAPES,
de. . Canton DO.
Nankin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls; Plaid
Silks; black and colored French GRAPES; black,
blue, pink, lilac and green SARSNETS; black
ISYNCHAWS !; black Taffettas ; black and colered
bOMbAZEENS; good Flag, Bandanna, German
and black silk HANDKERCHIEFS Menno
ISHAWLS and HANDKERCHIEFS thread and
cotton LACES; figured & plain silk do; Bobbinett
DO; figured and plain Cambria e. Null kUSLINS
Muslin ROBES figured and plain Book & Leno
MUSLlNS; Linen CAMBRICS white and colored
cotton do. Irish LINENS in half pieces very low
linen and cotton DAMASK !; Cd. IA and "a Tur
Key TABLE CLOTHS green do cotton HAND.
kERCHIEFS /; Cashmere SHAWLS; cotton do
Narseiiles. Valencia and black silk VESTlNGS
white and striped JEANS; DIMOTIES; Tartan
PLAiDS; blue and yellow NANKINS; silk and
cotton vELVETS; English GIN CHAINS; SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALICOES; black and
white silk HOSE: black, white, slate and mixed
wersted HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and
cotton UMBRELLAS Kidderminister CARPET
ING; Merino PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS
spool Cotton shell side COMBS Ivory do /; black
and white HOOKS and EYES; SUBSCRIBERS
BUTTONS ; gentlemen and ladies' leather, kid ant
silk GLOVES; sewing SILKS and TWISTS, &c
&c.
ALSO.
| Black, blue. Oxford and Hareaback mixed
Broadcioths and Cassimeres.
Factory sbeetings, Shirtings, Ginghams Check
aud Stripes. TT May 10.
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DENTIST.
NATHL. P. S. PRENTICE,

n - III ~. kALAN I'VE
u EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
AZ Of Portland, and its vicinity, that he has
taken room over Mr.. Farley's, IN Middle
Street, where he will attend to the variou.
operations on the teeth.
Portland, april %, 1928. (is 3w. os tf.)
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MOULTON & WOOD,
WOULD inform the public that they con
W tinse to
DYE a, FTMT0LI

II Il II Y n IJVIDITs
in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassimeres
Sstins, Grapes, Silk & Cotton Velvets, Shawls
Ribbons, Hosiery and Gloves, lady's anC
gentlemen's Garments Of every description
Cleanse Merino and Cassimere Shawls.
also
DYE DRESS in the best manner single
width Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts &c. &c.
Where those who favor them with thei
custom may depend on having their work ex
ecuted with neatness and dispatch. All Sill
and Satin dresses to be dyed, must be ripped
BRADLEY Il DOW, Agents.
No. 6, .Mussey's RON, Middle Street, Portland
where Goods may,be left, or at the Dye house
Westbrook.
Westbrook, Aug. &c. II
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REMOVAL.

SAMUEL FESsENDEN & THOMAS AMoRY
- DEBLOiS. Counsellors and Attornies at Law.
have removed from the Office, formerly occupied
by them, to Rooms over the store of Mr.. Ebenezer
Webster, 10 Hopkins buildings in Middle Street,
opposite the head of Cross-street where any BUSH
ness entrusted to them win be gratefully received
and faithfully transacted.
Portland. Jan. 81, 1928 If
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FEATHERS.

EVERETT d. STEELE,
uAVE for sale. FEATHERS, of variou.
qualities and prices. cheap foe cash OF
country produce. II. Jan. Fl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
The French Language

JOSEPH HINKLEY, Bachelier-es-lettres, a ma
tive of Paris. aRd graduate Of the College Of
Louis the Grea respectfully informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Portland, that he intends TO teach the
French Langsage,if sufficient encouragement should
be offered.
He will also be happy to instruct few scholars
in Drawing. in the Lain and Greek Languages, and
In Mathematics
Tuition on reasonable terms
For particulars apply TO Mr.. III. at Patterns Hotel
Reference, Hon. WILGm p Prsbls,
Ashur Ware.
Prentiss .Meilen, LII ID.
Charles S Daueis, ESQ.
tSTApply at the room over d. Grifhths Store,
In Middle Street. Portland, Sept. 2
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
NOTICE.

SN0L IVA
MERRILL e. MITCHELL.
OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE.
RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY MERRILL AND DAVIS.
No. |, Union Rosr,
An extensive assortment of
Dye-ShfS. Paints, and Medicines.
AMONG WHICH ARE
R. OGWOOD-GFound 90.
"a REDWOOD. DO do.
.MTcaRSGuA. She. no. and q Hatch. ,,.nus a.
CdMWOOD, COPPER.aS, Blue UT
OIL TITRIoL, .NADDER, UHBER.
Bengal LNDIDO, Manila do.
.NOTGALLS, WOAD, Press PAPERS.
Press PLATES JACKS. TEXTILES.
TLNTER WORKS. .4CHLNE CARDS
COIIOyN CARDS, Nos 8 q 10.
WOOL, do. Eo.s4&r s.
Also
LoudOn'wbite LEAD. Dry Ground ID. black =,
Red do French YELLOW, American ~. Creme
do. Patent do. Stone do. YERDEGRESE.
WHITING, Spanish BROWN, Venetian RED.
Orange do. LITHARGE, Ground DO. YER.
.HILLIOJN Gum COP.4L. do SFIELTY7C. SDir.
its TURPEyNTTJNE, Prus. Blue. slip do.
ROSE Pink-LLNSEED OIL, &c &c.
-.4LSO-
complete assortment of MEDICINES. which
they can warrant to be OF the first quality. PLY
siCIANS and country traders are requested to cali
and examine for themselves both as to quality and
prices
MEDICINE CHESTS faithfully put up and
repaired at short notice
also
20 Casks DupOnt's GUN-POWDER,
so Flasks do do.
August 26.
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III AS just received and opened for sale, at his
store, No. 2, Erehangs-strsef. an extensive
assortment of English, French, India & american
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29

Tnnairrr II Gsi. EsIi,fs triumph Is nj me
tr,ampi of the friends 81 Dir. Adams eeners'
smsih : defeat Is certainly an evidence oil his
patnlafiiy 20 that pm o. Virginia, since the
Opposition us the former ! known 10 base
been produced by the cold .hlooded aud ma
Iienans attennt of the letter TO destroy the
confidence OF The stale in Mr. Albumin at
tempt the mefe me xcusahle and cowardiy, a.
that gentleman supposed he was addressing
men already predisposed 10 hear aud believe
any ihing 90 the prejudice ut the secretary OIL
,tale-sto had once heen n ledefalisl, who
eas The son OF join ADAMS, nnd yankee. -
10 the credit OF virginia, ne is by this time
convinced of his error, and OF his incorrect
estimate Of her ehanetef---a character al
nuce ennobled by jnsiiee aud maenanimiy
aud in direct opposition 10 the calculating and
unieeiing tlfshness Of his own. Whatever
/ therefore. the course Of Col Estili may be, m
The event of hig election, we shall certainly
consider il, mol as the triumph only OF Mr.
Adams, but a. the triumph oil fnir play oVei
cunning, OF generosity over mranness, aud %
honorable principle over Mhcbiaselism oi
every score, we shall rejoiee--lOrfhe success
OF honest feeling, aud for the credit oi me
"old Dominion. III the Editors al the I'm
gairer be the men they pretend 10 he, and
which we take them 10 he, they will rejoics
with u.s. and with the state, at this new evI'
denee Of her mngnnnimiiy.
The senior ediiorof this paper bearshis latc
disappointment with christian foriitndc, and
resolves with good grnee the tadnis oil ioc'
aud the ieering wiiticsms Of friends. We
would not, therefore, have his friends Of the
Enquirer disifessfhemselves at his mixlap
II In the piece signed "Bondparte," In
Fridays paper, typographical error occur
red, which materially changed the signihca
ton of the sentence For limited rent
United" aud the united voice Of his col
leagues ~ Congress accords him these.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
THE VIRGINIAN.
ra,xrtn A~n rreilsntp NJ

PIfASANTse BUTLER Il Co
guBiisHfRs - lik AAAs OF i' ~ eNisr'
.N,ff,z opposite iIesrs fsiiof-i4 Csesfof 5.
a. The semi.N eekfs Paper at 81 md he
Weekly Paper, Al - per annln, payahle ~
advance --Ao subscription viii he reeessd Tor
ste>s time than siA months, and no paper VIII
te discontinued lhut at The disereiion OF tue
Ediiofs1 until oil afreawaes are paid.
"A Z Advertisements vii be inserted n d.
reai. ner square lar icss) the first time, and
z; - ceats Tor each continuance, those
from distance mnsl be paid Ter previous ~
their s.erfion or the pnfmcid asssmed ~
some responsible person IN ltnrhbnfg.
IL Chancery Orders are inserted LOT s'A
dollars
A. All letters addressed to the Editors must
be rosr rAIp, or they viii not be attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29

lence was unboanded f; lis temperance
strict his ailability engaging aud the e.
quaninity of soui, which he displayed IN
tie hour Of death, that dark hour SO deci-
sive of character, should almost redeem his
name from half the oboquy that has been
beaped upon it. Here then let his ashes
peacefully abide till the morning ofthe resur-
rection when the God who made him,
I" whose thoughts are not our thoughts
and whose ways are not our ways" plac-
ed on his judgment seat, in the high hea-
ycns, above tile mists of passion and error
that envelope his creatures of day, will
reward or punish him according to his i'm.
proyement or abuse of The noble gifts with
which heaven endowed him. e.
April 10, 1898.
-.-sA6---
u JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale, a
this Office, price, l29 cents, :" IN Eramis,aiio,
INTO The Doctrine Of The FIRMLY, by Free
thinker. In few days, will be published
an Essay on the Doctrine of the Lords Sup
per
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-22
Swaim's panacea.

gESilS Medicine is offered a remedy Tor sclotla
IL kings evil, liberated pulid threat long saI
ing rheumatic affections cutaneous diseases white so
ling and diseases Of the bones, and, all GENERALLY o.
an ucerous characters and more especially for deepH4u
syphilis, or affections arising therefron, &c. j,
In all disorders arising from impure Or conanlnas
state Of the J0Od, it viii be found powerful and ele
remedy The discovery Of this medicine has been NE e
feet Of long and attentive study, and i now n PuoO
from the most decided convction founded on ample eA
rence, ofits power in eradicang those diseases Y" w
Try otAer medicine has fiiled
The proprietor give the most respectable reet.,
and is in possession Of ample testimony Of the nOs al
sing cures effected by the Of his Panacea Us U
ance fully established in the minds Of The mO' ~
nent physicians in country, to be prescribed
in the treatment Of those diseases for which Is OcsS
u remedy. 1.I,
constant supply direct from the proprietor Tor sa'
MARGAREr JOHNSON, ASeN
No. SO, .1fcu,het-sate, HAM'H3'04
Who keeps constant supply of drugs and medo'' :
the best quality. July l, lS25--o ot--
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-22
LOTTERY PROLUsIONs.

The unerling and mathematical certainty, Of the py,
honesty and correctness, Of the mode Of drawing lot
teies termed the series lately developed by the
drawing OF the 2nd class OF the Delaware State Lottery,
the fownall, Wilmington. the 4th Of July, consider.
ably diminished public prejudice against this mode Of
ge-has increased desire in the public mind for another
class, aHd actually shed the commissioners, and
gers, from its fairness reputation never before bestowed
on gentlemen who accepted similar public trust.
The next and las class has been retarded from difference
of opinion, to the proprety Of having increased
High Prizes, in lieu of several small ones, this will be de-
cdcd 70 day and is established that adventurers
the old plan Of drawing lotteries had scarcely the sc-
he present PLAN doubt is entertained that the sale OF
The value Of the scheme, and POPULAR if possible
than the last This axiom proposition must be evident
when is lccoeced that the large prizes in the old way
not put the wheel until the close Of the drawing by
which time adyentreIs ticket is drawn when the prize
could not be obtained the mode exhibits another
hd valuable in the estimation of considerable to-
tally prceludes ali chance Of Insurance. the bane and shame
o.teries independent Of which errors or mistakes
can occur viii tile Wheel as the despatch of tile drawing
renders il impossible.
From these considerations we ecfy wish the pub.
lie may be pleased 10 patronse the class The law
allows SIX months for its completion from the present date
but we trust ha that period will suffice for accomplish
ment, and i'll the time respectfully offer tickets in
the Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania A. Mlntvrc,
Esq. Manager, on the Just plan. Tickets 81 each
III few days the Delaware tickets will be signed and ready
for sale. HOI'E s. Co.
LUCKY OFFICE No 90 tTn,L,etsI