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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-27

date. Bot, Fellow Citizens, fet Il Re renlsmberea
that this abuse was in reclamation of cainnniss a.
Igainst Mr. H. the most a.rocious I, may have
been III Judged but 1t proves any thing rsher than
hostility orndiffcrence TO him. In Pencader. where
DR. Black has boosted he Is omuipoient. Hasles had
bur SO votss, though Bull in 1916 received AL
II IS undcniable that in this hundred this hold
Of democ racy, forty-eight democrats did not tote
for Hastet Where these men we're on the day of
election DR.. Black can tell But what cid the
trio" and their triend.a Why rather than risk
the loss of single vote to HasIet, they refrained
from opposing DR.. Black, who has repaid their
msgnanmity by dsgrscng the party .. Dover, aud
by vile caiumnies since he returned from that place.
The return Of uotes givep last fau in Pgncader
is terrible document to the faction ;--when theS
Drag OF having always bowed TO the voice Of ma
Jority, Il confutes them when they claim the
merit OF Mr. Haset's success, it conclussely re-
butts the impudent pretenson when hey boast of
ever having supported Red Lion nominations, il
convcts them of falsehood
But must take my leave of Commentator, until
he treats the people with some more OF his eaqais~
ite criticisms. ANNOTATOR.
May 18th, 1923.
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Town Hall, Wiimingten, May 18Th, 1923.
an annual stated meeting OF the Medical Society Of
IN the State of Delaware the following gentlemen ware
elected officers for the present year:
Arnold Naudain, VI. D. President.
Allan M'Laae NJ d. Vice President.
William Gibbons, nj. D.
James Sykes, NJ ID.
Doctor John Brinckle, 'ANsoAs'
Doctor John Adams,
William ID. Brinckle, Nj. ID. Treasurer, and
Richard E. Cochran, NJ ID, Secretary,
.Medicat Board of Eraminers,
Allan MLane Nj. d.
William d. Brincale, NJ. D
William Gibbons, NJ. ID.
Arnold Eaudain, NJ. ID.
James Sykes, M. ID.
Doctor William Norris
William Collins, Nj. ID.
Ezekiel Cooper, Nj. ID.
James Fser, M. D., and
Richard L. Cochran, NJ. ID.
William Collins NJ D., was appointed UratosT
Joshua Franklin Vaughan, NJ. d.. requested by tho
society," to de fer an euogy late worthy President
James Sykes, M. ID.
James Sykes, NJ. d., and William Gibbons, NJ D. vera
appointed, respectively read the society their nexs
annual meeting, an essay some subject connected with
44-4t RICHARD E. COCHRAN, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID C. WILSON SHERIFF.

u virtue of writ Of vena. Exponas to me directed
I'D will be exposed to publb sale, at the house of John
Crow Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred on Saturday the
7h day OF June next, at o'clock, r. the following de-
in the hundred OF Appoquinmnk and county of Newcas
tie NO. IA Farm adjoining lands of Isaac Gibbs, VIII
liam Rothwe. the heirs of Edward Wilson, John Grave
house, brick kitchen, frame barn stables, granary, corn
cribs and other out buildings also small frame dwelling
house, and good apple orchard thereon. containing four
hundred and seventy acres, be the less 49,
No. 2-In said hundred adjoining lands of the heirs Of
Enoch Joyce heirs of John Clark, Heirs of John King
decd and others. with frame dwelling house and kitch.
cribs and granary thereon erected containg
hundred and fifty or less Seized and taken in
execution Is the property of James Crawford.
Newcastle, May IL, 1923. Ar-4t
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FOR TIE IYATcHMAN.

Commentators has informed Sully that he means
!" to attend him through bis COURSE" shall en-
deavor to return the favor by becoming an humble
attendant The steps Of this redoubtable critic
Criticism is an irksome business when its subject
possesses not ono tedsemag moyit ;--no beautiful
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Commodores Rodgers. Chauncey and Morris, the
commissioners of the Navy Board, have arrived
A philadelphia They are engaged in their annual
Iour for the inspection OF the various navy yards.
An attempt has been made in the Legislature OF
bhodr Island to tax steamboat passengers. The
kopos,on, it is said, will be rejected.
Lhn Randolph, OF Roanoke, Viz. is on tour TO
BIS no,hward
Mr. Sheldon Clarke Of Oxford, has recently pre-
\ n,ed TO Yale College, the Gum of fre thousand
Rylars This is the largest sum ever given to that
kstitution by any individual.
We learn tina. the soop Humbird, was run down
IN Monday week, by brig off Maiden Island, be-
IDw Fort Mltiln, when James Flanagan, the ow
Her; Nehemiah Andrews and Daniel St. John,were
erownrd. The body oil Mr.. Flanagan has been
|pund and taken to Philadelphia.
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PORTER BOTTLES

FUr SAFE Dy JAMES 6UWkNl
". ". Corner Of Watnut and Dock Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
invoice of pint Porter bottles, by the Hamper cona
"A tanning groce and dozen also Bristol Porter bot
ties THE first quality usual sze in Hampers of one groc
each. Apply as above.
May Oath, 1928 45-ot
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TpY virtue of writ of vend Exponss to me directed
I'D will be exposed 10 public sale, at the house of John
Crow. Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred on Monday thu.
9th day of June next at o'clock, r. NJ the following de-
scbed undivided seventh part of or parcels Of
land, situate lying and being in the hundred of Pencader
and county OF Newcastle, mo. IA farm in said
hundred, adjoining lands OF Jesse Boulden Nathan Boud.
en-, the heirs of James Erwin and others, with log dwell.
ling house. kitchen and barn thereon erected containing
eighty acres lessNo 2.Adjoning lands of Js~
cob Farlss Esqr John Lompre, heirs of Jonathan Gore
and others, with log dwelling house end barn thereon
lot in the village of Glasgow, rdoinng lands of Benjamin,
Stanton and others, with small dwelling house thereon
erected, containing three less No. A
lot in said village, adjoining lands of Eli Nov lan Ann U-
derwood and Others with small dwelling house thereon
erected, containing less. Seized and to-
ken in execution as the property of Andrew Hugg.
Newcastle, hay 60, 1928. 44-4t
I'D virtue of writ of tend. Exponss to me Directed
Ed will be exposed to public sale, the house of John
Crow, Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred ON Monday the
9Th day of June next, at O'Clock. p. III. the following
described undivided seventh part of parcel
of land, situate in the hundred of pencader, and county OF
Newcastle, viz NO A farm in said hundred, adioin-
ing lands of Jesse Boulen, Nathan Boulder and Others
with log dwelling house, kitchen, frame barn thereon
erected. containing eighty or lessNo Add
joining lands ofJacob Farris Esq John Lonpre and 9th.
with log dwelling house and barn thereon erected
containing forty less.No IA lot in the
village OF Glasgow, dionng lands Of Benjamin Stanton and
Others with log dwelling house thereon erected coss-
taing three acres lessNo "A lot in said Wiz,
lage, adjoining lands of Eli Nowlan Ann Underwood and
others, with small dwelling house thereon erected con-
tanning or lesshe seventh part there.
Of being seized and taken in execution the property Of
Jacob Hugg.
Newcastle. May %. 1928, s4-As
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Ne7v Publications.

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M0RLAND. TIE ARTIST.

A work lately published gives The following
picture of thi, eccentric person -" He was
found at one ,ime in a lodging, at Somsrs
Town. in the following most extraordinary
circumstances. His infant child, the, had
been dead nearly three weeks, lay 10 the cof-
lin. in one corner Of the soom ! sn ass and foal
stood munchiog barley straw out of the cradle /;
q SOW and pigs were solscing themselves in
an old cupbosrd snd himseIf whisting over
q beautiful picture that he was 6oisbing at bis
ease; with boule of gin hung up on ono side
and live mouse sitting. or (if you plssse)
kicking its own shadow in looking glass"
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vas rrspohman, Of cslsTs, who was snppos

vas Frepchman, Of Calsis, who was snppos.
cd TO be ooccmmonly skilfui; IL is probable
that the following ioeidsnt may have been
proved by trsdi,ioo in Fsance, from the ae.
count of the execu,iones himself. Anoe
BoIeyo, being on the scsGold, would no, COO.
sent to have hcreyes covered with . bsndsge,
saying that she bad no fear Of desth. All that
the minister who assisted OF her exec ution
eoDld obtain from her was, ,hs, she would
shut her eyes. Bot as she was opening them
at every moment, the exscu.ioner was fearful
OF missing his aim, end Was obliged to invent
ao expedisnt 10 behesd the Queen. He drew
of his shoes, and approached her silently !;
while he was at her left bsod snoshst person
sdvanced at her right, who made gres, noise
10 walking, 90 thar this Circumstance drew tho
attention u Anne, she turned her face from
the executioner, who was enabled by this cir.
cums,snce to strike tho fatal blow without be.
ing dissrmsd by the spirit Of saectine resig.
nation which shone in the eye Of the lovely bu,
unfortunate victim.
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POETRY.
From the New Monthly Magazine.


Men once were surnsmed from their shape estate,
(You all may from History worm t,)
There was Le-Dis che Bulky, and Henry ne Creat,
John LaekLasd. and Peter che Hermit.
But now. when the door plates OF Misters and Danes
Are read. each so consts family varies
Prom the owners trade figure and calling, surnames
Seem given BY the rule Of coatraries
Mr. Boa, tho provok'd, never doubles his FIST.
Mr. Burns. in his crate has no fuel,
Mr. PhgfItr wont catch me at hazard or Vhists
Mr. Csword was wing'd in duel
Mr. Nae is Ounce. Mr. King 10 = Wing,
Mr. Ce6ins uocommonIy sprghtly,
And huge MIR Lutte broke down in q gig,
While driving fat Mrs Cohghty.
1r Drink1eafer's apt to indulge in O dram,
Mrs Spgers an absolute fury.
And meek Mr. Lyon let fierce Mr. Lamb
Twesk his nose in the lobby Of Drury.
At Bath, where the feeble go more than the stout,
a conduct we'll worthy Of Nero)
Over poor Mr. Lghyoof. confined with the goUt,
Mr. AeaDlsids danced Bolero.
Miss Joy wretched maid. when she chose Mr. Lese,
Foupd nothing but sorrow await her,
She now holds in wedlock, as true as q dove,
That 'ondest Of mates, Mr.. Hoyter. Lt.
Rir Oidcashe dxeils 10 a modern built hut,
Miss Sage is Of madcsps the archest;
OF all the queer bachelors Cupid e'er cut,
Old Mr. Younghusbands the starchest.
Eir Child in passion knocked down Mr. Rock,
Mr. Syne like AN aspen leaf sbivers,
biss Poole used dance, but she stands like stock,
Ever since she became Mrs Ripers;
Mr. S,Uif hobbies onward, no mortsls knows how,
lie moves 40 tho cords had entwin'd him,
Mr. .hs,eaTran off, upon meeting COW,
With pale Mr.. I'arn6uR behind him.
Mr. Barker's mute ass fish in the sea,
Mr. Miles never moves n tourney,
Mr. Gotobed sits up till half after. three,
Mr. .Mokepeace was bred an attorney.
Mr. Gardner can't tell aover from a root,
Mr. Hue with tmidty draws back,
Mr. Ryder performs all his journeys on foot.
Mr. foOfe all his journeys on horseback
Mr. Penny, whose father was rolling in wealth,
Nnock'd down all the fortune his dad won.
Large Mr. lie Fepsrs the picture Of health,
Mr. Gooaenoush is but bad one.
Mr. Croohshanb s,eppd into three thousand year.
by showing bis leg TO an hciress
Now hope you'll acknowledge I've made il quite clear
surnsmes ever go by contraries
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Fresh
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

or qRE BRsT QUALI9r,
X PIT constantly Tor sale bv DIR.
IN JOHNSON. at his .N,diea, Di,bensq-y, No.
1885, Thsmesstreet, just north of The brick MARKET
where the citizens OF Newport and its icinity, and
those from the country, and seetarsrg people, wilt
mud as good medicine as ct any other place and the
greatest care will be'had tiat no mistake be made
snd they can, also receive medical attention and al.
v'es, as satatary at least from any o. hei source
,,o,ir, o. Med,ens @ Chests put uP or repeni'hed, With
At The same place only may be had the Rose Oint,
rtnt. or safe. certain. cheap cure for. the heb,
scaid.head. erup,ons on the face and hands, SC!
&c'--Teeth powders, sydenhsm's Pills, sc.
dLSO-.AS ABOVE,
Doct Manleigh's much admired
MADAGASCAR OIL,
for the haic. This oil is used to curl and perfume
the hair, to cause it to grow and to prevent bald
nses. This oil rs in general request.
...s ~ YOUR 7EETK
Ihe Lsdies and Gentlemen, Of New.
port, and from The country, can Le furnished with
natural or srtiHcs, Teeth, which viii be fitted to re.
semhe nature. with great exactness embracing alt
the modern improvements in the art.
GJ Teeth dressed, extracted, &c. in the nea,est
manner. and with all possible safety.
June 25.
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.Nehfenkcr LIS. 1922.

80 Sepemocr 10, 1873.
THE creditors Of Gould Marsh. Of New.
port, in the county OF Newport. iaborer are here
by notified to appear. IL they shalt see it at the
General Assembly, to be holden at South. Kings.
town. on the last Monday Of October next, to sbcw
cause why his petition for the benefit of the act en-.
titled "sn act Tor the relief Of iusolvent Debtors"
ought not TO be granted.
sep.2S. HENRY BOWEN. Sesrc
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TIE TOMB OF .MaPoLEoN Box:qpaRTE

TIE TOMB OF .N8POLE0N B0.N.2P.aRTE
Several officers Of a British vessel visited
the tomb OF Bonspar,e In May last. The
place where this grea, chief lies, is called Ru.
per,'s Valley, and is said TO bs besuihai spo,
IL excites much interest, and stl visitor. to he
Island repsir 10 the tomb. Twelve hundred
persons visited the spo, les, year. Ono Of
the officers aforementioned, says" We sat
down, John Bull like, about twenty Of US, and
very fundamentally emp,ied our basket, and
drank Peace to his shade" Boing anxious
10 have something to shew that we brought
from the tomb and his house, ws cut alps Of
gesaniums and weeping willows. end p-t OF
The branch OF one OF tho trees large enough TO
make snuff box"
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z. I. CLERKS MAGAZINE

Ills new AM valuable work, being cailee n,
OF forms sdapled 10 the Vsc of aa,ces ~ a..
resce, Public Notsrss, sheri.is, Consah'es. bt,.-
seers OF the Poor. Courts " Probate, Town .u1-
chs, Executors, Administrators snd Military Oliots
together with miscellaneous forms, making .ss4,
man his own conveyaDcer coniormable to he laws
and usages OF this State. will be put to press 10 les.
than so. and ready for subscribers in 90 days,
VIII contain $50 pages. well executed and bound a,
Sl,S0.-As but few will be printed, it is expec'ca
TINS work being we'll composed aud arranged under
the direction OF several gentlemen Of the law vii
soon be in great demand Subscription papers nav
be found at the Office OF the subscriber. who will de
liver the Books. J. C.. SHAW.
NeWDort Aug c8
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The Shenandoah Herald relates recent
Circumstance which occurred within two miles
OF Woodstock :--On observing lsrge hen
hawk Autering near the ground, it was dis.
covered that no was held by q soapping turtle
who retsined 30 firm hold OF one of its ieei,
that it was with difficulty extriea,ed, after the
hawk was killsd.
There is but little doub', says the editor Of
tho Herald, that the hawk had in,eodeu' 10 cap
tore tho turtle, and the result OF the attack
may be considered good moral, to nations as
we'll as individually, who, without reflection,
rush upon an object, and repen, their rashnes,
when q retreat is imprsctieable. Isthere, be
requires, a possibility OF forwarding this story
to tho royal tent Of tho Duke Of Angouleme.
An aurocious murder and rape was com.
mitted near Harrisburg EPenn.) on the 9Th
inst. on the body Of q respectable woman sd.
vanced Of seventy. Tho pe,pstrstor Of this
hor'id deed was . coiored man by the name
Of Benjamin SfeScart--hc has been arrested
and com mi,ted for uisl.
The Chersv, S. &. paper mentions tho, a
iump Of gold he'd lately been found in the new
ly discovered gold mioe. weighing upwards
Of so penoy weights, and other Jumps of less
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@isre.Ianepus ArticIeg.
Fiom lar English papers receiVed at the
office Of the ". T. Adpoeatc.


Madame Cstaiani is said TO have 600 guin :
ess for singing Ut tho approaching York Mu'
steal Festival.
A Mr.. Hatton, OF Dunfe milne, has hsd two
mice msking thread for upwards Of ~ months.
Each OF them twists and reels from 100 tn
100 threads every day, Sunday DOT excepted.
TO complete this task, the little pedestrian
haste run 10 10 miles per day. IL lives Eve
weeks upon o hslfpenny worth Of os,mesl at
isd per peck, and 10 iha, time it makes $3.50
,h'esds Of 25 inches. Al this rate tho mouse
cams Cd overy five weeks, which is o farthing
per day, Is 6J per year, and taking of cd for
board, and allowing Is for machinery profit
OF 6s yesr remains. The same mschanical
genius uied tho experiment of making a rat
perform the like Office, bu, he turned our
mere idIer, oil Mr.. Hstoo's ingenuity could
no. fnsSe him attend his work, anG tho rat
m u was necessarily relinquished.
ShvGUL.aR r.scr.
a Young woman hsd laid wager that she
would descend into vsuIt, in The middle Of
the night, and bring from thence skull. The
person who took the wager, had previously hid
himseli in the vs,ht, and, ss the girl seized a
.koll, cried 10 hollow voice, Leave me my
head" There 1t is," said the girl, throw.
Ing Il Gown, spd catching up another. " Leavs
me my heed - ssid The same voice. /" Nay,
nsy," said The beioic lass, =. You cauoot have
Two hepds," SO brought away the skull, and
Won the wager.
SlaTRLM0NY
Mr.. Thomas More compares man going
TO be married TO one who puts his hand into
aack, In tho hope Of drawing out ,iNgle eel
froM pmong on hundred vipers. at Is hun.
drcd to one," adds he F" but he will pick ou,
viper" Lord Bacon maintains directly con.
Usry opinion, and ssse,ts," that In this mar
riage sack the eel would be in ratio Of hun.
dred to one Of the vipets."
AGooD APOLOGY.
10 tho court oi Session In Sco,lspd, tho
Judges who do not attend or give proper ex.
cose for their absence are, by lay, liable TO a
6ne. This law, however, is never enforced 1;
but il Is common, on tho frs, day Of The se..
sion, for the absentee 10 send an excuse 10 the
lord president. Lo'd Stonehsld having sent
such an excuse, on the president mentioning
it, tho Lo,d Justice CLERK Braxfeld said, in
his broad dialect, "Whst excuse can s,ou,
fslow like him hae Z" "Ny lord" said the
presideo,, he has lost his vile" The ius.
tic-, Who was fitted with Xsp,ippe, rcpI,ed
"Hm he that Is . guide excuse indeed; !
wish We bad O. the same"
ANNE BoLEYN
In Houssa'c's Memoirs, vol, !, psge ASA
Ih'le ci'eums,snco 10 recorded concerning the
decspita,ion OF the unfortunate Anne Boleyn,
which illustrates On observation ci Hume.
Oar historian aotees, that her sxeeutioner
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MARBLE
M ON u Nj r. NTS,

CHARLES Nj. THURSTON,
Has just rec-ived g offers for sale CHEAP
for Cash or ohfroued credit.
so boxes and 10 bbls. Havana brown
Sugar;
Barrels white do do
so chests and boxes young Hyson, Tyson skin,
souchong and Bohea Teas.
S bags Coffee
do Pepper;
5pipes Cogasc Brandy,
fIhds Jamaica spirits;
Hhds. and so bbls Jencks best rye dic:
90 Hhds. Mossses
20 or. casks Port, berry and Malaga wines
Hhds old Cherry Rum;
so sacks blown salt:
20 boxes Doolittles soap;
80 do. Coigstes best do;
80 Kegs first quality Richmond Tobsccn
S bbls Lorrsrd's paper do;
do. Lorrillsrd's cotch snuff
20 Jars Lorriard's Maccaboy dos
100 bsgs patent shot;
10 barrels sperm Oil
IL kegs Butter,
1000 VT pure Ginger
100 do. Nutmegs;
800 do. Cassist
Gloves;
20 Reams writing paper;
so do. wrapping do;
30 quarter boxes Spanish segars;
5000 American do. &c &c.
.4LSO.-A large assortment Of Groceries. ~ re-
tail NewDort. AuC,ls, 2 ISoS
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SKETCHES OF F.AXaRocaNEsE oUERLL.l


SKETCHES OF.aN.aROG.aNESE GUERILLA
He was wounded in the leg, and of coutse
for long time incapable Of service. The
circomstances OF his situation, the fate OF his
family and hi, lsngusgo, will explsin tha na.
ture both OF the forms,ion aud feelings Of ma.
ny OF these guerilla corps, better perhaps than
far longer epd more detailed account OF them.
asked him where he lived, and under whom
he served. Segnior," ssid he, 81 have no
home, no relations save my country, and my
sword. My father was led out, sud sho, in
the market place Of my native villsge /; our
cottsge WIS burned my mother died OF grief !;
and my wife, who had been violated by the
enomy, fled TO me then volunteer with Psla-
Iox, end died in my arms, in q hospital IN
Ssrsgossa. lserve under no particular chief
l am too misersble, J feel too revengeful to
support the restrain, Of discipline, sod tho do.
lay OF msuruvre. Go on any enterprise l
hear Of; 1t am poor, on foo, il chance or
piunder has msde me rich, on horseback I
follow the boldcst leader /; but I have sworn
nevsf to dtess Woe, or plough field ,il the
eoemy is driven on, Of Spsin." Such was toe
desperate, the undying hatred to the French
which many OF these gueriiIss cherished; q
hatred which often had its source in wrongs
sod iossssiiks those ! have related.
Reeoiieenons Of the Peninsuia.
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COUGHS CO.vSUyMPIJOJNS IND ASTHMA
THIS new and healing bsssm bids fair TO rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading to consumption.
and even in seated consump,cns it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. Jf
certificates from persons OF the highest respectable
hy or the great and increasing demand for them may
he called proof Of lis good effects it is proved -
Scarcely Of coids, coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty Of breathing want of sleep arising from de-
biity. or even consumptions. but may be relieved by
the timely use OF his medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has .fniersons Cough DROPS stamped on il, and
the directions all signed by James .Hcpcu.
These drops generally give ease in most cases of
coughs. colds, difficulty Of breathing. Wheeling,
tghtness Of the chest, consumplons, and pain in the
side. The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs af.
fected
or BE partica's-, each ge'iuine bottle hiss
" .9rdersons Cough D-pss," stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in writing by James
.Jetsa-no others are genuine
Price. one dollar for large, and ffty cents for small
bottles,