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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
HEsRRENYE BORROWERS.

'.is a very good world ihst we live in.
To buy, or 10 lend, or TO gire in;
nur to beg, or to borrow, or get mans own,
"ris the very worst world that ever WAS known.
Hold, Mr. Poet, we do Dot exactly aSrce
WITH you. "To beg Of TO bortaw" neTpsHa-
ne,s, ia a matter of such iecilny, tia, we
should scarcely be jusihed 10 abusiog the
"worid on sIch an allegation. No sooner
hss The cartier at 'he peep OF dawn, sone
forth with his product OF the las' weeks Ia.
hUrs--the essence OF all the toiss OF the iypa
founder, tho ios o,aker, The press maker, the
psper msker, aud The editor. tho Ioutneymsn
pnd the devil--,hSn his Uack is beset bv M.
Hserous huugiy harpies who have been skoiS.
Jag 10 ambu2t; and his freight, % u Is d,'
scJsely deposurd IN door. handles, Sey holes,
ead ether safc aud secure retreats, becomes
The prey oil "beggars sgi borrowers. Thus
We see how easy II is Tor portion oil mankind
10 seiz. opnn and appropriate 20 the" own
end mo concantt ated Efforts of those who s'e
fool. enough TO deivo and to d'uJge Tor the
sske al procuring q more honest livelihood :.
"Truly," qooth these Literary tbetunes, these
poachcis on QUE Vpcai territory, we muy
reed your nonsense and return II whence "
came, leaving every thing as wr lind II -
How would this doctrine apply, geotle
bacc Anisss, TO your domestic rriatious; would
YOU relish ns sdsp,ion az general rule, eh ;
The borrowers TOO, those ~ho have modesiy
enough 70 ask, though regaiSrty aod reasOnd-
biy, tor loan OF q newspaper, arc likewise en-
tiiicd to notice. Ii . subscriber re,nooNraies
against the practice, and sd'nonishes tho taxi
er Of other peoples properly 20 put his or
her name on the subse flp,ion list--io, aud be.
holt VIVA, . pretty fsnisronsde is presently
raised! Why It costs co,h'ng for enc paper
or SD. Ink and paper arc cheap--,he wear
,sod Tea Of ,ype.motal and On editors brain
u,susrs iilile---sod as tho midnight oil is at
low price, We oogh, 10 have the hoeH spuo
INC ubss,isps tor the trouble oI ssadios them J"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


I, is owing to the expanason o' water IN
f,e, ziop. that rocks aud uees often spin dur.
Ing ,n.ense Eos,s. Acco ding TO The eseo'a-
,ioos Of tho F!oren,ine scsaer'icisns, spher'
uIc, or little globe os ws,e' only one inch IN
diamster, expands io freezing wnh iorce
superior 10 tho tss,s,sncs OF thirteen aud one
half ,ns weight. NJ ,jot Williams attempted
10 prevent this expansion, but during the op-
citation tho i'oo plug which stopped The OIL
Rce OF the bomb shsii containing the iree"'os
water, and winch was mofe ihao two pounds
weight, Wa, Projected several hundred iee'
with steal veloc,ly, aud in another experiment
Inc shell burst. Tho imbeeiiity al 0sn ne'.
er appears 30 conspicuous rs wheo he al
temps 10 coun.crsct the operation ol Laws
which were designs,edby Infinite Bens hceace
tor hiA preservation and oom'ort. The law
In question is eUinen,iy important, snd nature
has made II unai,eraoie
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
DAMP ~ W.iLIS.

An easy and elHc,eious way oi preventing
she effect Of damp walls upon paper in foaHis,
has jate!v been used with considerable success.
Il ecns,sis OF lining the wall or The damp Of II
with sheet lead, purposeIy rolled very 'hio /;
this Is fastened up with small copper ns,is,
whicn no, being suffice, TO tnst ave very du'
rsbls, and the whole may iTmediA'eiy be
covered with paper The lead rs no, thicker
than that used in The ches,s In which tea -
imported, and is made into sheets, Of which
tbe width is sbout that of common paper
hsngings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
II prudent hint 10 young Ladies.

~ E"N"' f''e " INA'I, A>61fS''
When was syoung man, says Philip
Thickness, ! often visited distant reIsuon TO
whom and my fsmily had been much oblg
ed. This gsniIemsD had nino agreeable, n'y
beautiful daughters, who had often eb,ertsin-
ed me with the slipslop conversation OF rich,
but tow, INBRED womsn, their peighbor, whose
husband being appointed high sheriff, coca
stoned her TO talk much TO these ladies about
the grand sLerV dinner she was 10 give. i
sM determined said she, 10 have no custsfds
for II have cu.tsrds, must have cheese.
cakes; and if ! hare cheese cakes, / mus,
have jeilies, IL jsiiies, fruits, SC.
As usually spen, my Christmas st the
County seat OF this friend, with his lovely
isnlly, there sometimes arose 9 kind Of mer-
Tiuient, called Christmas gsmbols, questions
aud commands, Sc. Now these ionocen'
sport. led The gentlemen sometimes 10 salute
the yopog ladies oil round pleasure IN
which sionr, who perhaps loved them beN,
always declined psreking. This sbyne. in
me seemed SO unaccountshle 10 sm, tbe'
they oLe and ell seized an occasion to rally
me for possessing a mauvais ha1nf, go cootrs
70 10 the etiquette at thai lime oi tho yrsr.-
! confesSed The force OF the charge and folly
acknowledged my eui, adding, hat The Oh
ly excuse ,ha, could offer was, that ii had
cus.ards, inust have cheese cakes " cheese
cskes, jeltes if jeilies, fruits; and lin
shoJ, neiose he'd nall done with my IFS, they
oil run sway, cpd left me IN the field oi battle,
md never rallied 10 make an attack Oh me .
gain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
From the Norfolk Beacon.
CURIOUS .3DVER1YSE.IE.NT

CDHfOGS 1UpEHIISEJJf.Ni Z
Ran oway ON his wife aod heiples, family
on Friday last, yohn Sprggs, By usde tailor,
aged IsI6y five, a wide mouth, zig.zag teeth,
a pose OF highbutred brick bloe, with lofty
bridge, swive! eyed, and scar mot on honor
able one OF his left cheek. EIa ptimes and
loads, (thsl IS takes snuff snd tobacco y he is
so oqaacious that he tires every one In com
psny uut himself In order iha. he Tpsy en-
crap the sinner and the sam, he carries
hack Of cards in one pocket ana the practice
Vhicfy in the other. lie j. great tar snd
csn varnish ialsehood wiih great deaf oi art.
Had on when ho went away,s thee cooked
hat, which probably he has since changed for
= round one. with blue body coat, rather on
the fade. He was seen IN Bennington on
Saturday last, disguised in o clean shii.
~. b. !, is supposed he did not go oR With
on. a companion, as he is gtes, favorne with
the fsir sex.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
IND Ssrsv c.s.,is .s.uoMC THEM

iew ysals ago, zeo!oos Methodist
precensr, IN me ne'gnborhood Of Dover, state
OF Dsisws,e, had taken lor his text these
words -" Ind Satan cane among Ihem."
Al the moment ui his reading the text, an
old and deto med nego man eo,e'ed the
meeting, and supposing himself pointed at,
wph coos,de' able degree OF resentment, he
looked The p'caehet iuiI ~ the iacc, sod said,
"yon srsa 20 see yon Jeder."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
Among his medicines re

OOct SyQeHAunl'S ielebrGscd Pills.
" These Pii!s are excellent preyentives ct m.ry
diseases. il t~ken in due season aud in actual dis.
ease have bccn'used with good success They ~
ford great reiet TO bilious habits. in rheuna,isrn,
aundce. SICK headache. habi,ua, cos,iveness. COT
rect ana purify the blood, aGd are excellent IN ie-
male complaints. They ale gentle in ,heir oier..
tun, and The best physic ioF lie head ache Nhen
proceeding from derangement Of the stomach and
bowels Gbey ole superior TO lees Anderson :, Gr
iiooptrs Pills The increasing demand for s. den
hams Pills, is evidence oi their superior efIcscy.
Rose OinMent
This beautiful. Ointrt nj is cheap, certain SAFE.
and speedy cure for The ITCH IL has been used
remedy for the scad-hesd, and for other eiuPllony
about the head, face, hands. &c. This oipsnemShs9
Iever failed 10 cure the itcb in a single instance,
when properly applied" The calls for this ONT
ment, in preference TO boy 9Ibef, is proof ct its s-
perority.
Also cf the best suaEty Essence OF Peppermint,
Liquid Laudanum, ELK Par"gorc, o'hev 1nlcures
aud Ers, salts hers picrs. s,I2hur, iaFtsr,
&c. &c Teeth Powders aud Brushes, Cpodeidoc,
Bri.ish Oil, Bites, sc.
Also, Doct. Maneigh's much admired
Madagascar CH.
for the hair This o,I is used to curl end perFurr
the hair, to cause 1t 10 grow, and to prevent bad
ness This Gil is in general ,drest.
CT AS ABOVE,
100 ID ess pepperh'ot--i00i ID hgnd Isudanus
liz gross OF rose, OF itch oh'meni-i2 gross OF -.
dcnham's. lees & hndersons Piils-o gross OF
nl>igh's celebrated Madagascar Oh Uf Iie halr--
Giaubcrs. and other sats-all % superior quality.
Dpc t8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
FOX SALE,
III Deacon Samuel Vms0nS, the JoIlozu-
Hp BOOks. gsyy 6IeaO


ing boots, vsry eheGp:
S;ackhouse History oil lhe Bible,
The Religion OF Nature Survey Of the Search af
dennes'ed ter Souls,
Baumg,on's Works, History OF California,
iierveys Sermons. Father, A vols
Audges ditto, History Of Greece,
sberiook's dilo, ri omx, vols
Llte oi Wm Bsd.ll, by CorIsi iurur, 2 vols.
u Buret, u ID. Danger Of Passions, ? v
Scott on the Trinity, Chsvslier rierponi,
hodges the Christian Soldiers Joufnai,
Plan, popes HumeIs Odyssey,
Scripture Politics, by Sa. 1hompscns Work. yo
muei Cruxat. DD uucertsia,y Of It0msn
Nchos On the Common history,
Prsyer. Nemoirs Churchill,
Bishop Beveredge, pri. Chester6elds advice to
yItc ihought, his son,
The life If God in the The AIT OF preserving
soul Cl Man, frui,, Leadity ing coo4-
iormehis Gf Hell and cry sML gardening,
joys OF Heaven, Secret instruction of the
Wards Oratoiy, Jesuits,
History oil The ropes, Kisops Fables,
History Of the War !74l, oeanlsns daily assistant,
translated irum tue The ready obserys,or,
French OF DC VOL. Youths int rod ucion to
tsife, trade and business,
Treatise Of Captures in Mscelianies
War, by Richard Lee, Latin school books, very
Esq. low.
Newport, Feb 5. 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
FRESH
DRUGS and elEDICIWES.

OF THE BEST QUALITY.
which wiIl be sold for rery moderate prices. aE
Dn JOHNrON's SIR.
No. ls6, IHAMgs A7PEET
Jra nora ofhe Briek Jhys~L
NoCT JOHNSON d,snEs those VINO hs,, called
- on him for medicine. medical aid and ~.
suies Others that they viii find good .nsdcas :.
al his shop, elsewhere and Tic Greatest care VII
be had that no mistske he made.
CT Medicine Chests PUT Vp, or rcpenished, for
families or shrs, with gieat exaciness
~ NAtursi and ArtiiicAi Teeth prepared end set
in The nesiest manner Teeth dressed, extracted.
Iic. with the creates, care.
GT DccI J 1.I attend as asua! 10 all Pr,f.ssilass'
Vs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

Thrs We bayS Folly disprevsd, ty esperirer.
the spothegem which stspds a, The top Of hi.
psf sersph thoegh Se once had the veIy er.
,Sneons opinion, tbs,, if pspsr wes worth
reading,ii war worth paying for !---Aans. Ing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
i friends aud the pubic, tina, they have estsU-
ished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at The coioring snd hnsh.
ug Wooden goods OF all descriptions will be nm.
isned in the manner, on the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL. CARDING.
Wool Of all grades csrded into rolls in the 6es,
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares OF by contract, s may beat suit their EN-
ployers.
The following persons will receive AID forward
any s,tices Intended tor the union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
ROBERT n. Il FRANCIS CARR, Nerfsri
GEokt,E LAwrON, 1irsrtsa.
JEREMi iAu CLIFFORD, Brisfot Ferry
They return th. cir sincere thanks to their iormer
customers and so leit The continuance OF their Ia
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCk.
MOSES LAwrON
Pcrtsmcu'bs Julefs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

ON VIEWING pAoLEy's NEW Picture OF
TIME .fRRESTINC THE CAREER or Plea.
SURE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
BDOiS & SHOES.
David hodman,

40. 100, ..t-' >-StrccS.
.Ttqrjy ohhositc He s'gn II fhe Goiacn kagf..
- T. ) p T. CTF ULL Y informs his
y q Friends and the Pubic that ia addition to-
lbs gcn0sl assortment of BOOTS and SI!OEs o.
the rsrious kinds IN use. "a large eToporton OF
which are Of his own rnsnLfacture) hs has hand
quantity of " aIkIng shoes, Children's Duolees an
Shoes, remarkably cheap Those in want ei the
above articles, he thinks vii! find il TO their sd,aa.
tage 10 call aud see for themselves
(s.r Boots aud Shoes manufactured for measures
as usual and particular attention paid 10 iepalrng
Newporl. ejilnr Ist month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

His iron band grasped q Bscchante's arm,
And at his touch the rose and vine leaves died :
lie pointed to the circle where the Hours
lield on their visible course.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
LAWS Of RfiODf aisiaANh.

LAWS Or HflCDf iTsfaA%h
Jusf tu6ashed and Jor soir6s shAe- z ha,b4
ess, ProUidenee, oad u. ID. Annys,d, h4f.
kezrtoyk
THE Public Laws Of tie state Of iihode.Isiar8
j and Providence flsntstions, as revised ~ -
committee. and hnsily enacted hl ]ie Hon 6euer.
Assembly, st Their session in ys tuary 1872 -
which are pref xed, t.e charter derlsrs,icn o. de-
pendence articles of coniede Atn ons,ii,i,iCn q
The United states. snd president Wsshiegions ."
dress Of September 1896 The Lsws co mprised ~
a royal oct volume OF about 90 pages, Inc uhing
cotious index of 40 pages, pTin,ed srperhne pa
per. Price S3 81 slleep. and 81 25 es.f IT, c6n-s.
quenee oftbe grea' expenses aueuciHg tie Soik,
tie price Vili be advanced so cents On volume Az
ter the irst Of February next.
Providence, Dec. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
rALCHBLE REAL ES7A7E.

ron S.ILE. OR 10 LET.
r HAT pleasantly situated Stsud for Public
J House, sl.uste in Portsmouth,, sbou., 3 miles
from Newport, with an excel II orchard, arden,
extensive Onihouses, in thorough repair. and about
siZ sc1es OF land The Situation s well known. hsy.
ing been occupied as public house for many years
.H1o--s three acre lot, on the nsin road, within
mite from The state house.
LLs1stse-sn excellent we'll finished tvo story
Dwelling House, in HowErd.s street, at tie sVu, part
If The iOwn. in perfect repair, and having large
garden with an abundant supply OF iruil
Llkspfes-t~o shares 10 the Poftsmoulh W ooien
EsnIfsctoey, in full operation
For particulars relative to the whole or any part
Of the ABOVE properly, spplyto
HENRY MOORE
Newport, Jan. IS, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
POETRY.
From the AtheBium.

ON vIKwIso pAoLEy's NEW PICTURE OF
rlSfE .iRRESTIJvC THE CAREER or PIE.
SURE.
lis iron band grasped q Bscchante's arm,
nd at his tooch the rose and vine leaves died
e pointed to the circle where the Hours
eld on their visible course.
STAY thee on thy mad career,
Other sounds than Mirths are nears
Fling not those white Arms in air;
ljast those r0ses from thy bair;
Stop avhI8 those gIaDcing feets
Still Thy golden cymball's beat;
Ring not thus thy Joyous laugh;
cease hat purple cup TO luaf!
Hear my voice of warning, bearS-
Stay thee on thy mad career!
Youths sweet bloom is round thee nov,
Roses laugh upon thy brow;
Radiant are Thy starry eyes;
Spring is in the crimson dyes
Der WHICH thy dimpe-smile is wreathing,
Incense on thy lip is breathing;
Light and Love are round My SOUL
Bu, thundet.p .peals DER June.skies roll;
Eycn now the storm is nesr--
Then stay thee on thy mad career!
Raise thine cyes to yonder sky,
There ia writ Thy destiny,
: Clouds have veiid the new Doonlghs
Stars have fallen from their height.
1he.e are einblems Of the late ..
9hat waits thee--dark aud desolste
Al murn's lights are now ibne own,
Soon their giories win be gone
what remains when they depart
Esded hope. ADD wi,hercd heart,
Like flower with no perfume
40 keep memory its bloom ...
Look upon that hour marked round,
,.sten 20 ,ha, fatei,l sound
There my srent hand Is stealing,
aIy morp.si'ci,t course revealing;
VIVID, devoted PLEASURE, hesr,-
Stay Lhee on thy mad career H. r. !"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13
200 dollars in prizes Of 40, and near
5000 dollars in smaller Prizes.
Il is indeed,
A L9tteru to suit the Times,

A Lottery to suit the Times,
And in any other place would be disposed OF IN rev
weeks but here we are 6hm and honest, aud know no.
nov to display the value Of the scheme. m
Wwe say is, we have the tickets on hand that VIZ
PROBABLY draw those prizes and wiling to dispose o
Mtm at IS So per ticket until .fEd5 t.cc 7'eeNS .'e
~ INST when the price will necessarily be raised 70 1our
The Commissioners to superntend the drawing lwiln,
my eXcepion) VIII be the that gave such u'Neisa
Satisfaction in the frs c'ass The managers will be sworn
see Justice done, aid have given ample security iot e
plcAal pai mcnt Of The prlzesso there IS notmh want
g 70 ems re equal distribution IT the prizes as DeioIe'
M little spirit and enterprise the part OF those Why
'h Or 'gant noaeyand they should act promptly anu
mat the Goddess kind Fortune procaims the Decree
. And next fourth OF July named the day
When the votaries Of Hope all destined to see
-, And take the rich prizes away
inen hasten oh hasten We young and ye Old
esagh ami married be speedy,
ana Fortune shall help you with showers OF Goa
'Aons then--and never be needy
HOPE & Co Managers Office,
Wilmington, Del
7 Only twelve packages comprising the 80 NUMBER
oslar sale can there be another complete packag
'sr ont Of the remaining single tickets. o
angie tickets IS 50-Packages Of ten tickets vs. q pc
"enet, and $50 cash payment only required
oles, which should be directly forwarded, (post paa
thankfully attended TO.
June |, 1928 Do
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13
D. 1o5, MARKET STREET, WELLINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, JUNE, 1928.
TO AN AFFLICTED FRIEND, ON MN BIRTHDAY

TO AFFLICTED FRIEND, Hen BIRTHDAY.
-- beloved, I ask not why,
As CALCULATIONS meet thine ear,
catch the melancholy sigh,
And trace too well the rising tear.
Alas tits busy memory's sting;
And doubts will rise with anguish keen
Of what thy future days may bring,
As judging what the past have been.
mark upon thy youthful brow,
Sorrow, untimely severe
feel am no poet now,
For, o there is no fiction here.
Yet lines of hope still would write;
Thy heart is pure. thy conscience clear.
And know when darkest is the night,
IT'S then the mornings dawn is near.
o may thy God a refuge prove,
When storms thy spirit low have bowed;
O'ershadow thee with wings of love,
And paint rainbow in the cloud!
Be comforted hast thou not read
ofblessings to the mourner given'
Thousands the path of sorrows tread,
And find such path the road to heaven.
Ere yet again such day shall add
Another to thy years. increase,
Mayst thou be happy with the glad
Bright be thy hopes, thy heart at peace!
Matt. U. 8. J.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13
DIR. Relfs Botanical Drops.
D.:z.. ~. n.,Ilon r nv hottIs.

These drops will the most inyeterate scurvS
scrofula eprosy, ST. Anhony's fire, salt rheum, scat
read in children old ulcers stulas piUped faces
sore legs scorbutic gout foul fostering erupton a1f
every other eruption arising from impure state 81 IT,
blood and juices. They also perfect digestion, and .!
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from neln2
N rnAun off ON the LUNGS &C.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR. Reif's 4 sthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per box.

In common coa this medicine produces so saluary ar
effect, that they generally removed in few hours
rhe most advanced in life, will experience relief equally
agreeable and instantaneous when the breast and lungs
ected as is aways The in every stage Of pmonaly
complaints These pills give immediate ease in all as',
matte and consumpye cases particularly m dfhcuy o.
xheezngs, catarrhs, pain in the side splitting of blood
hills and shyengs &c. while the gentle expectoratio
hey PROMOTE discharges distractions III the glands a
crmony that arises in the fluids, and every species Of
realed nheFm.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

stated meeting of the Grand Lodge Of nea law re WI.
be held at wilmington, Friday the 27h hay o. Ju.l'
next 10 o'clock A. NJ rhe anno,SdSs ~ order
ouesed 10 attend by their represeha'fes' 10y oieSA
the Il. w. Graad Master -, socretor,,
May 27ths A, u. 1923.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13

A ne,o alphabet The Bombay Gazette states.
that one of The eastern lterat has lately discovered
an alphabet, which furnishes key the ancient in"
scriptions found in the OF India, which are
consecrated TO the Hndoo worship; such as those
of Elephan,a, Keneri, sc BY this means 1t is ex-
pected that their Specification their dates their usr
and their origin, will be clearly ascertalned
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13

o.MoRRow.--Andw what is Tomorrow time
that always is to come and never comes-it is that
part of eternity which lies beyond eternityi; is a
name, phastom, a misnomer. Does it deceive
us-why because we depend upon it-and forget
that whatever we do, we must do to-day. Remem-
her it-a your labor in this world must be done
to-day there is no te-'no-roW.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13
II. vi PGMEROY's
METALLIC STR.iP and P.8STE

.WEI.FLLI| STP.fP .TNU P80TE,
NOR Razots Surgeons Instruments, &c. manufactured
H. by Constant Krtland ard Co. Wallingford Connec-
tcut and sold at The Watchman Printing Office and Book
store No 05 Market street The above Strap and Paste
arc offered the Pebble with full belief that hey will be
found on trial far superior any ever before used in this
+ any other country January 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-13

r0WNHALI., Wilmington, May 18Th, 1928,
Try ORDER OF THE DELAWARE MEDICAL So
~ CiEf the Board of Examiners met this LAY, and pro
cried to the Elect on Of President and Secretary Tor
Nc ensuing year the following persons elected
President, ALLAN MEtNE, Nj. u.
Sacretqr0, w. ID. BRlNfKLE, nj. d.
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Doct. JtNES s. LISTER.
WV. MBRIDE GEMMELT, NJ. ID.
JOSHUA FRANKLIN VAUGHAN, NJ ID.
EDW ARD VEAZhY, NJ. ID. and
WM. A. TATEM, VI. ID.
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