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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-11
CHINESE ADVERTISEMENT.

"Acheu Tea Chincheu. sculptor, respectfully
acquaints masters of ships trading from Canton ~
India, that they may now he furnished with tigus'
heads Of any size according to order, at one
fourth Of the price charged in Europe. He also
for private venture the following J.
IDOLS brass, gold, and silver The Hawk OF Vishq
MOO with bas reliefs, Of his incarnations in fish,
boar, lion, and turtle MI Egyptian Apis, Gold,
en- CaIfand Bull, as worshipped by the pious fol.
lowers Of Z0rcaster; two silver Marnot sets, VITA
gold earrings; an Aprmanes Tor PERSIAN Wof.
Iship; Ram, an Alligator, Grab, Laughing
iHyena, with a variety of household idols on .
small scale, calculated for family worship Eight
cen months credit will be given: or discount
of Is per cent. for prompt payment on the sum
affixed to each artcle.-Direct TO China stree,
Canton, under the Marble Rinoceros and GU
hydra"
! The following is another advertisement fror,
1.-The same trader, extracted from periodical pr
per, published in Canton: -
81, Archeu Tea Chncheu, 4 lineal descendant
. |of Coup Bio Roche Chincheu, the celebratea
=, Iscu'pt and carver in wood, who, through ma
|unremitted studies to promote rational religious
. worship, by the celestial touches OF knife ami
,'lchisel has been honored by Emperors, Kings, AMI
liz jahs Of the East, and supplied them with su'
''perior idols for public and domestic worship, now
: lhumbly offer my services in the same N'eoogicai
:, lime, having travelled from hence, at consider,
:, Bile expence, to perfect myself in anatomy, an
=. in copying the most graceful attitudes OF the nv
= m an figure, under those able masters Nllleken4
LAND Bacon Acheu Tea Chincheu is now in pos.
~ session of casts from the most approved models
and Elgin marbles he is ready to execute to order,
1, idols from twelve feet high, we'll proportioned,
80, down to the size Of marmoset monkey, or tbs
of most hdeous monster that can be conceived tn
W inspire awe or reverence for religion. My charges
alare moderate for an Ourang Outang, three fee
~. Ugh, $500; ditto rampant, 300, Sphinx, 4oo |,
'' Ia Bull, with hump and horns, $50; Buffalo,
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TERMS.

TERMS.
Ice of subscription 81 so per annHn; psy ,.s
n months in advance; or, ifnot pa'o oI'o'e
EXPIRATION Of the year, S3. It'll al,
4 transcription will be discontinued u"''' Nj
r5,T,sInEyrs not exceeding one square VIII
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I'll subsequent insertion.-.-if continued io'
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esr So. =,
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! their names, place of residence, and occu
inserted in our Register, GRATIS.
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all with equal caution. passed along from one ~
another, until the whole were secured, and the
thieves retired AS they came, unseen and unsy.,
pected"
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-11

Franklin particularly endeavored to convince
young persons, that no qualities are 80 hfeiy 70
and Integrity. I was never discouraged. says
ill.,, by tie seeming magnitude of my underta,
kings, as have always thought, that one man o.
Itulerable abilities may work great changes, an
accomplish great affairs, among mankind, If t1
first forms good plan and cutting Oft all smuso
ments and cmployMents, that would divert his al
ten,ion, makes the execution Of the same plan, h,
lsole study and business.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
TO the Editor Of the american Farmer.
CHAMBERS IN HORSES.
Downingtown, l2mo. 10Th, Is

DowninStoVn, 12mo. 18th, 1898
ESTEEMED FRIEND,
have noticed in the last Farmer, proposal to
send thy subscribers one half sheet with advertise
ments, and an almanac 10 the fall which think
may be safe in saying will be g,atullous addition
TO all those who estimate the present value of thy
paper properly.
| have also noticed request made by Robert
Lowry, in the last Farmer for information resPec.
ting the CHAMBERS; 10 whom feel willing to give
my small experience, or do any thing In my power
for the preservation OF so useful an animal
have in all the cases that have come within my
knowledge, uniformly traced them back to what is
here termed the disemper that IS, The FIRST Stages
of the disease, in my opinion, !" hal is called the
ldistemper, and by some the strangIes.
consider the CHAMBERS to be neglected or vio-
lent case of the distemper: from repeated dis
charge from the nose, and constant inflammation
1.-THE glands become liberated, and finally the smal
Ter bones Of the become carous, and OF course
Iincurabe, as they are not situated, as to admit oil
an operation being performed on them in this
stage the horse has been iooculated mercury has
been tried, and both without SUCCESS
But take the distemper, or strangles, in time,
cure it effecually and you prevent the CHAMBERS.
SYMPTOMS.
The first thing discovered is rafting in the
throat with dulness Of continuance, apparent arow
siness, and some fever, then swelling in tie throat
and between the jaws, discharge the nose, and
sometimes cough; II the horse does not die by the
Swelling at his throat, it becomes what is called
lglsnders. CURE.
Dissolve one pound oil glaubsr salts in warm water,
set in bucket in his manger, and he will drink il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
HOPE.

There is charm for those who mourn,
And waste their nights in sorrow
1t is star of glory born,
That gilds the dawn Of morrow.
1t lights the lonely pilgrims way
1t cheers the gloomy prison
And on misfortune's darkest day,
This friendly star has risen.
1t cheers the Waterman mariner,
On midnight oceans wave
And sheds a peace diviner far,
Upon the good mans grave.
Sweet Hope the lonely pilgrims star,
Shines with no meteor blaze
But with light divinely fair,
Illnmes llfe's dreary maze.
This Is the lamp, whose heavenly ray,
Dispels the PRISONS gloom;
And Oh the night Of sorrows day,
Sheds joys sweet smiling noon.
This isthe star which once arisen,
Shall never cease 10 shine,
Till the Arch-angePs final trump,
Shall sound the knell Of time.
1t is pledge Of glorious rest,
10 weary mortals given
A flower we cultivate on earth,
To reap the fruit in Heaven.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
WAT gIsffAHXSff 4SAGT @MrHHrIfgGElE99e
no THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTrIzENS-As the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed to the duty of select
ing person fill the office of SHERIFF Of this county,
beg leave 10 offer myself to your consideration
dldate is probably unnecessary remind you that at
the last nomination for this Office, favored with the
surages Of respectable portion of my fellow citizens for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
ments On the present occasion, shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the Of merit the
pledge of good conduct but shall myself with
Surfing you ofmy cheerful submission any mode of nom
Red Lion, and of my determination give my utmost sup
port to the candidate who may be selected under the
liberty of that meeting. PETER B. DELANY.
Wilmington, January S. 1924. 7-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
From the PortSmoath Journal.
"THE UNBORN DOCTOR"
DIR. BALTHASAR BECKAR,

" Respectfully informssthe public that he is pos
sessed OF the genuine
A. b. h. A, c. A d. A. b. r. A.
and understands the true use of Dandelion flowers
He is the inventor Of Pill that will straighten a
Roman nose into Grecan; sharpen bullet nose
TO keen edge; and bring down the most inveterate
pug-nose 10 a reasonable degree ofearthIy minded
ness. His Drops are sovereign Tor all disorders of
the teeth they will extract the future decay ed tooth
form the gums of nurse child. with intense de-
light, and will insert 10 lieu thereof piece Of
polished ivory they will give the breath any fra
GRANGE that the patient may desire, and change the
same at pleasure DIR. BGtthasar Beckar has por-
table machine by which he frequently amuses him
self with disling ross-water from his own breath.
Onion eaters may be supplied with az apparatus for
condensing their breath into Gum AssafGtida, at a
reasonable price He has also means Of converting
the outer integuments into fui or broadcloth, at the
will of the patient
The Unborn Doctor for so DR. Bahasar Becksr
is commonly termed in the place of his nativity
scorns TO make any professions which he is not able
to fulfil. As as his crowd of Patients will af-
ford him little leisure, he will endeavor TO select
for publication few OF the certificates with which
the gratitude OF the world is continually loading the
United States mail. His correspondence is i'm
msnse and he has the honor Of having under his
care at this moment several OF the crowned heads o
Europe.
N. b. Cancers by inspection.
Boots and shoes cleaned, and every favor great
fully acknowledged
| P, S No cure, no pay
! ~ To prove he sincerity of his professions
| DR.. Balthasar Beckar WILL on Monday next, precise
ley at 10 O'Clock, standing on the pavement in from
of the Atheneum, swallow one OF his own Pills
Practitioners of Medicine, and men OF science gene
rally, and all others who found OF philosophical
Experiments are invited to attend and witness thi
heroic experiment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
VOL. IIT.

take half gallon Of blood from his neck vein give
a mash of TWO quarts of wheat bran scalded with
sassaftass tea, after which offer him lukewarn wa
ter TO drink and do not suffer him to drink any ohes
kind for that day, next morning take the guam
tity OF blood as before, give mash before with the
addition OF half an ounce osal petre Dissolved in it, !et
his food be wet, and of weak kinda run at grass
after the FIRST two days would be Of service.
Ii thee thinks this prevention better than cure,
thee may give it place in thy paper.
Respectfully thine,
JOSEPH KERSETs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrrIzENs.-As the time will soon arrive
when will be called to select suitable person to
fill the office Of SHERIFF for the ensuing erm-I there
fore beg leave to offer mysefas candidate for that Office
and without presenting to have any claim your sffrages
to any unwarrantabe plea calculated to excite pub
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
own merit, (Which alone can entte me TO public conf
dence pedging myself at the time 10 abide the de-
cison Of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
fortunate to be elected, fatter myself that with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance of the duties of the office
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January 16. 1921 1O-tf
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CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

To those who send, call at the office and pay, during
ahe months of January july SIX months in advance, the
hricc will be four dollars year, to all who do hot, the
6rice will be five dollars fa subscriber wishes to de-
lime he must notify the editor Of his intention before the
8rst Of June or December and pay all arreaages. non
with these conditions to be considered new
Engagement for six MONTHS and no paper will be dlscon.
lned without fument Of them except at the option Of
4he editor.
Any person who will procure seven subscribers, and pay
r them, agreeable to the above conditions, shall be en-
4,lcd to the Waterman long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
than three months; four times for dollar, and TWEEN
IN cents for every subsequent insertion longer ones pro-
xoon Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Nov long their advertisements TO be inserted, or they
be continued till forbid Letters the Editor, to in
flrc attention must be post paid.
4 advertising blythe year.
10 Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
h year S16 90 1year 10, 90
months 8, so 6months 9, 50
n 3do. MS 3 do. 5, 70
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20

From the old Colony Memorial.

Various the inclination OF men the occu1
pasions Of life. Labor for support, was in The be-
ginning, the appointment of Heaven, it has ever
been as it were, condition Of human existence.
lie who is too good, rather too incident to make
exerton, is too good, rather too INDECENT to re.
But in no employment SO much profit be
combined with SO much pleasure, as in that Of ag-
ricluture. The cup Of the farmer is not mixed
with doubt and uncertainty. Raised not above the
common level Of mankind, he is equally free from
the wants that creep around the cottage Of the poors
and the plaques that haunt the door OF the veal
thy.--Not depending upon other men for his
food and clothing, he possesses and can use theny
at his will. 10 labor in the season for laborngs
is more than he expects and when the frosls and
SHOWS Of winter have bound him to his cottage, he
enjoys the fruit of his labors. In such enjoyment
there is satisfaction than the splendid renues
and luxurious feasts of Emperors can afford.
"Thus in deep retirement, would pass
The winter glooms, with friends Of plant soul,
Or biithe, o. solemn, the theme inspir'd,"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20

SIX CENTS REWARD.

I'D AN away Sunday morning the 4tl inst. from the
10 subscriber, living New Castle, an indened
Dutch lad named RaboM Pickle about 10 years Of age,
short made, dark complexion, countenance. The
above reward will be paid for returning said lad, but no
charges All persons warned not TO harbor or employ
him at their peril. JAMES SMITH.
Ian 18th 10-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
4 UOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE lot Of land containing nearly an entire square,
next adjoining north of the friends Meeting House square,
and west Of The Catholic Chapel Of ST. Peter bounded by
Pasture, Queen, Hanover and West Streets together
with the brick house and garden Oil West street, now IN
The tenure Of Isaac jackson small wooden house on
pasture street and a commodous frame work shop on
queen street may be sold together divided to suit the
purchasers. For terms inquire Of 10000,
x,,;,;n,rton mo 10 9-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20

A LARGE PIT A gentleman in Ireland hav-
ing built large house, was at loss what to do with
the rubbish. His steward advised him TO have pit
dug large enough to contain it. And what said
the gentleman smiling, i" shall do with the earth
which is dug out Of the pitt" The steward with
great gravity replied, " Hare the pit large enoagit
to hold 1t aH''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
Wilmington, / mo. 10.
NOTICE.

EurHERFAS. JJfAiam .lfa,dick, of Wilmington, did on
wv the 10Th January inst execute an assignments to the
subscriber of all his IDS chaels rights credits and ct
tects in trust for the benefit of his creditors
THEREFORE, all persons who are indebted to the SAID
William Murdick on bond, account are request
ed TO make immediate payment, and such as have claims
to exhibit them for settlement to ANN MURDlCR.
Jan - 1924 9-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
TO LEI.
ALSO.
DIVIDEND.

FEyIE general BOARD Of Directors Of the Farmers Bank
Il of he Sute Of Delayare have this day declared dly
dend At the If six per cent per annm on The Capital
Stock Of the institutions for the last half year, payable to
he Stockholders their legal representatives, any time
after the 12tn inst Y. r OoMEofe, CaShte1,
Dover, Jan. g. 1894. Ut
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
Fine Spanish and Portuguese Wool.
on. TYEUN'ESU9Y

The 2st inst u O'Clock precisely, at the store of
St.lc! Moss No Gray,s Alley, between Chestnut and
Walnut Streets and between Front and 3D. Philadelphia
To close concern liberal credit IL bales superhne
Loness WOOL "A do do Carceres do 10 do. do. Poru-
guese do.
Catalogues will be ready and the wool may be examined
the day before and morning Of the sale.
Jan 49, 10-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20

NJ. Manuel, Member of the French Chamber OF
Deputies was lately at Laerte Sous Jouarre inten.
ding TO assist at the baptism Of young infant, the
child of the friend at whose house he lodged. Every
thing was ready for the ceremony, when the father
of the child received letter from the Citrate OF the
parish, to the following effect; Sir Having been
informed that M. Manuel intends to present hm-
self at my church Tomorrow to stand as godfather
Of your child, think it my duty to inform you that's
in consequence of letter from he Bishop Of Manx,
dated the 4th Of April last, cannot admit him.
hope you will save your friend, as well as myself,
the pain Of refusal, which shall be obliged to
make. Receive, Sir, the assurance Of my regard.
"CAWVlN, Citrate, SC.
aLaferte .SoaS Jouarre, Noe. g."
The child, however, was baptised about two hours
afterwards, in the church Of neighhoring village,
where M Manuel was received as godfather, and
where no ner sures had been taken to exclude him.
1t seems by the above, that the expulsion Of M.
Manuel from the Chamber Of Deputies is not the
only grievance of whioa he may complain but
that the Church. as usual, aids the Ministry, and
levels its thunders at the head Of this undauned
opponent Of Despotsm.- ". I, Patriot.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
From the London Weekly Messenger, Nor. II,
MORBID AFFECTION,


The possibility OF contracting dstemper from a
dead subject is amply confirmed by the following
melancholy circumstance. About 8 fortnight since,
Mr.. Henry Penefather, who had just commenced the
practice of surgery, was engaged IN dssectn9 the
body Of female subject, whose death was produce
ed by Inflammation of the liver, attended with other
symptoms that rendered the cure worthy of very
strict examination. Dissection submitted to
by the friends of the deceased; and Mr., Pensiaher
and another gentleman operated twice or three times
with great professional advantage. The body was
inferred and MIR. Penefather thought nothing more
of the circumstance until about week after, when
he preceved that his left hand began TO swell, little
above the palm, or near the articulation OF the wrist,
attended with slight twitching pain and numbness
of the fingers. Those symptoms he attributed TO
various causes, and conceived that the swelling
would abate by washing the part with suitable To-
ton This remedy he accordingly tried when retia
ring to bed ; but to his great surprise and no small
transformation, he found that the inflammation had
extended itself to the arm, which on the following
morning was exceedingly swelled. Under these
circumstances, he deemed il advisable TO state the
cause 10 some ofthe more experienced oil the iscul-
Ity; and after mature deberaion by three eminent
practitioners, with reference his late anatomical
researches so as before stated they concluded that
he must have imbibed though some medium,whelh-
er by cut or otherwise, portion OF the pisonous
matter with which lie tnolbid subject was at the
time infected Modification being seated in the
arm, we regret to learn that he compelled to
submit to ainputation, as the only means by which
life could possibly be preaerrd. MIR. Penefather
is native Of Ireland, and very respectfully
ted in that country.
The amount of the New York City Debt the alss
December 1928 was S1,070 AIS.
The Coal Mine in Worcester, Massachusetts, is
found to be of great extent. The coal itselts equal
if not superior to the ehigh coal, and is valuable
in furnaces and forges, and for most manufacturing
and domestic purposes.
We have heard of the fall Of Lucifer, and the
fall of Cromwell, and The fall Of NYolsey, but one of
the pleasantes tumbes on record was that of yur-
Join Fell, who, when he moved from one part of
the metropolis TO another, wrote over his doors
+ fell from Holborn-hW,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-20
C.se,c Castle County, in The State Of Delaware, IS

(vNs,c Castle County, in the State Of Deiaware S..
BY Virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court for the said
County Of New Castle,
WILL BE EXPOSED no sale,
I public ventne Thursday the 29th day Of Janra-
IA ry inst 2.ocock, 2. NJ the house of Mrs. Ford,
Inn keeper i'll New Castle hundred, and County aforesaid
la that plantation or tract of Land situate in Red Lion
hundred bounded by lands of Dr. James M'Callmont Dr.
Reed and Thomas Clarke and the road leading from New
Also tract of woodland in Pencader hundred, bounded
by lands of Hugh Jones and Others containing IS
more less, with the improvements and appurenances
being the real estate of Captain James Miles deceased
and 10 be sold for the payment of his debts Attendance
will be given and the terms of sale made KNOWN at the
time and place aforesaid by Jacob Fars and James Stewart
adm'rs. OF the said deceased or their Attorney.
| BY ordsr Of The Orphans Court
| MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
| New Castle, january LIST, 1894. 10-4tp
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Il. Nj. PONlEkOY'S
.1TET.lLLTC STR.4P IND P.4SIE

.WETlLLTC STR.4P IND FINITE,
NOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
IL bv Constant Krtlnd and Co. Wallingford Connec-
tcu and sold at the Watcan Printing Office and Book
store No O5 Market street The above Strap and Pas
offered the Public with full belief that hey val De
found on trial far superior TO any ever before used IN this
orany other country. January 1873:
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% 1O5, .NaRKET sTREEr, vlAllLNGroN, DEL.
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WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, 20 JANUARY 1924