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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-30
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

VIE important discovery Of vegetable substance cam
Bile OF restoring and preserving the hair was acciden
tally made by individual who has neither the capaci,
nor the disposition TO practice deception or fraud mi
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
on the vegetable Cerate not only in restoring and proven
hG The falling Oft the hair, but in producing the greatest
ustre and lveness of il Imaginable and the public NAV
resi- assured that its effects will be clearly manifested n
the course OF short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth OF the hair, and by efectuay preventing its com
ing out or falling off The Vegetable Ceratc tends TO re-
csctale and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
"hch constitute those organs that the matter form
S .e mar .hese like many other organs Of the animal
boy which have been in state Of doruancy or disease
may he restored 20 their healthy action and perform ali
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being Of the numerous snecifee
pamed on the public and DESTROYS that the present article
may ho suffer- rests ITS merits the effect it has Dro1u
ced on hundreds OF persons both male and female and
ound TO be the only thing in restoring and preventing th
hair from coming out of the heads those who have used
and all that asked as it relates the verify Gifts eff
feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads must rest assured that
by applying few boxes of the above Cerate their hair
VIII be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
prevent imposition, the sale of the Vegetable Cerate
WIN be confined TO Dr. JAMES ii. HART for 1he civ Of
New-York only, of Broadway and Chabers three
doors from Washington Hail. where it will be sold AZ 9I
rs. 49, = 0'u - ~
liberal deduction will be made TO countrv dealers
~ d. Gentemen that are bald, after using il for some
weeks WIN nnda small fibre Of hair growing on the Mace
t2t is paid they will continue for about len DAYS after
us appearance, then they will shave their hair close off
where II is affected, after that will receive lis na,ra
and vigorous growth
And those who have the misfortune of 1osn,r -; ~:
BY sickness, the Cerate will restore 10 Them in very H.
Tic time full and beautiful head of hair as il Is bevond aly
doubs that It is the only thing that has been discover
ed IN tins country, or perhaps in any other
-. few boxes Of the above valuable article inst re-
ceived from New York. and for sale at the Walchnan o.
flee. o.
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CORONER'S OFFICE,

BEG leave to inform those of my friends who intended
supporting at the nomination Election for tbn
3ce of Coroner that have for several reasons deem
I'd proper to renqush my claims 10 the Office in favor
q .tflaer Dmot and would recommend him as a man in
whom the public may with perfect safety confde and i.
= is expected from present appearances, he will have
considerable majority in this part of the county, it
hoped he viii meet with deserved support below.
THOMAS A sTERRETT.
Wilmington. April17, 1924. 81
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To all whom it may concern.

shE NOTICE, That in pursuance of the Act of Assem-.
NJ bly, IN such case made and provided, shall apply by
peuon 10 Inc Court Of Common Pleas of the State of Del
aware to be held Newcastle for the county Of Newcastle
on the hrst Monday ~ June next for commission to mark
bound and establish the tract ofand Of which Neal sINea
late o. rencadeF hundred county of Newcastle and state
Robert MNea are now seized Of in fee bounded by lands
OF VIM Cooch' the heirs Of Abel Davis Elizabeth Stew
art, Andrew Morton, Arthur Beatty and VIM Curett CON
tanning by computation one hundred acres, as The boun
acs thereof are in danger Of becoming obsolete and I'M
known JOHN MACNEILL,
SAMUEL MEDHI*
ANN MARIA MACNEIIL
In right Of his wife.
eb. Is, 1924 22-27t
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NOTICE

A MAN by the name of H4RNL4W STV.8N, was found
N drowned in the river Delaware short ,;me nna
some distance below Newcastle. number Of nancrs
found on him, dated at Pelham, Massachusetts, among
which is deed for tract of land in the county of Ham,
shre Mass in the hands of Peter L. Ogle Coroner az
Newcastle county, living at Chrstana Bridge bel Printers
N he State of Massachusetts will do an act of kindness bv
giving this notice, the substance of it, in any shane M,
% convey the information to the heirs or connexions Of
" SNSe"'ea' Apnl ", 1924. S7-it
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.
lind Pyege1rafiue Kegeta6Ee (,erate.

.fAo fTeseVaftue Vegetable Cerate
lFENO THE PUBilC.In Justice TO the discoyerer of t.
~ celebrated Har ReStOratiUe ard I,esaua.re VegegJ
Ceae (which is advertised in this paperl as well as for
Ibeneh OF such as may be afflicted with the loss Of hair
feel my duty TO give publicity the following facts
About years ago my hair all out, and left nv head
entirely bald II used great variety of means au,one.
which were all the imported oils arc generally used
for restoring tic hair without effect Having seen fbc
vegetable Cerate las summer procured some of it. and
after using for about months, night and morning my
head now covered with beautiful and vigorous growth
OF hair. 1t has had the desired effect with me- and ear
ncsy recommend TO those who have unfortunately lost
Their lar as Icing the only efectual restorative now in
use WILLIAM SMITH,
", OF Burlington County, NJ.
NIB, Pr. Love, Of Baltimore cenies that person
under bis charge, o had been bald Tor humber Of years
produced beautiful, srong, thick crop Of hair in about
months, by the of quite boxes of the Celate
Similar certificates appear in several southern papers,
NorthGnfton County, Pennsylvania Iunuaru @, 1924
HaVing observed ~ The baltimore and Philadelphia pa
Per the wonderful effects the Vegetable Cea has p O.
duced on numbers OF persons, and having the misfortune
to lose my hair about years ago. purchased some of
the article and made of il according 10 the directions
ana IN about four months had an elegant coat of hair and
can safely sayit is one Of the greatest discoveries ever
made as i respects restoring the hair. JAMES WOOD
Long Island, .llarch 25 1894
saw in the New-York Patiio, a remedy for the hair
called the vegetable Cerae and being bald ON the ton Of
my head purchased box and after using about three
quarters OF it. preceiyed my hair coming out; shaved
on according to the directions, sl using the Cerate
"u - "o0u' ~ 'shs LAO AHhe mead OF hair, have
lie. i CARDNFR
Nesr York March 90, 1924.
AS had heard from numbers of persons the great bene
fit they had received from the Of the Vegetable c.
rate, and having lost nearly all my hair and tried ever,
thing to restore il without effect purchased some of h..
Cerae OF DR. James H. Hart and continued its use about
three or four months and fouhd il answer ed the most sal
utay effects 10 those who DESTROYS of preserving and
restoring their hair therefore chcerfy recommend \
to the public in seneralin the highest terms
WILLIAM PATTEN
Worth -,loore-Srect, March ], 1924.
With the greatest satisfaction, do recommend tho Veg.
etable Cera'e Having lost almost all my hair BY its fall
ling of, made of the Vegetable Cerae and found
Inc greatest benefit 1t has cured my hair entirely; nor
only that sottens the hair and gives ii a most elegant
glossy appearance
DR.. James IL Hart of New-York is we'll acquainted
with me, and can tesif, the above
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MILLER.

BNANTED, Miller who can take charge by the ISL
w May next at furthest. To one who can come well
recommended for his honesty, sobreiy and knowledge OF
-he art Of NIlng liberal wages and constant cmnloy viii
He gwen. WALTER DOUGLASS,
Mordngton Mills, Kent County Del
Feb 2, 1924 ~ a..
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LUMBER FOR SIZE.

TESE subscriber about TO close his present Lber con
Germ, offers all his extensive and well seasoned stock
i'm such lots may suit purchasers, consisting of all the
various distinction of wood and quality in for house
building, cabinet work. coach makers &c. expectation
His prices will be such render the interest of those
who may want purchase to embrace the present oppor
tunity Sales will commence on the I'd April
J. WORKMAN,
No. 81, Swanson-street, Philadelphia.
April2. 32-9t
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ACADEMY.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
SUI continues his Seminary for the education Of youth
q oo' sexes N all the various branches of useful Etnca-
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
nelr support and having opening for few more MI.
p'lS' ne again Soi9 Ss aehTe Of public patronage.
WIN. BASS Orange Street, Wilmington
Night School will commence on Monday ~"
October 18Th, 1928. 80
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PORK, LARD, &c.

EO BBIS cargo and mess Pork
w 100 Kegs first quality Lard
20 lius. White Beans 90 do. Albany Peas
50 do Herd Grass Seed % do. Clover Seed
lOdo. Timothy Seed 100 do. Superior Potatoes
1000 Lbs. first quality Tub & Keg Butter
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn filling and twist from No Alto No 49,
together with general assortment OF groceries, all of
hch offered for sale reasonable terms BY the sub
scrbers of King and Second street. north side the
lower market JOSEPH MENDENlIAIL 6sCo.
Wimington,S mo 10, 1924 27-3m
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NOTICE.

LII personsindebed to the estate of JOHN BEIIACTI
IA late of Brandywine hundred Newcastle county, State
lot Delaware deceased either BY Bond, Note Book
connt hereby requested make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will please pre-
sent them to the subscribers, properly authenticated fer
settlement. EDWARD TATNAIL
JAMES PRICE, .Pdna'rs.
4 mo. 5th. 81 ct
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TO THE LADIES.

Ae70- FORK, Parick Street, February 90 1894
asst respects the Vegetable Cerate that las been pub
shed IN me New-fork papers fer this some time past and
the many benefits it has produced on various narsons
therefore purchased some Of the article to Try its effect
ana can safely say is the only thing that has ever been
~ penent 10 me It not only prevents the hair from fall
natural cnT and highly recommend it TO all the ladies in
Wy Ill6heSl lerIns 90 ANN THEAN.
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PUBLIC UTILITY.
FEW and USEFUL EiST.ABL LSHJfE.N'

n
VblE subscribers having been for many weeks past fire.
H. qucnty applied 10 fer information as to what real es
tate was for sale in the oruugh its neghbohuod or tha
surrounding country without being able to give the tesir.
ed information have opened Public Record d. Registey
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale or Rent
in the borough of Wilmington, houses and farms for
Sale or Reu or on Shares, the countrv are invited ia
RcSSer them and all those Gesruus Of PURCHASING or
HeatmS houses or plantations, requested TO call and
examine the Register. The great benefit this establish
ment may be to those who have houses and lands 10 rent
or dispose or and the accommodation will be 10 such as
want to purchase or rent propertymust be evident 10 al
us timely thought Of and adobe and probably the 6rst
ievldence OF the benefit to be expected from the cou,e
pdated Canal the application for information about pro
perry in Delaware, would otherwise it is presumed be
50 frequent The expense Of describing and registering
IN neat ample manner all real whether house or
lands Will be but ming, say so cents for each property
Tor sale or rent, and for examining the Register which
promises to contain much valuable information only -
cents. - -
Every attention will be paid the purchase and sale of
real estate-and Deeds, Bonds Mortgages and every ne
cessary written document will be executed with accscy
and despatch, 81 professional gentleman well quail
med to inspect title deeds and examine the records Of the
courts is engagedand the subscribers believe the esab
ilshmeht will be useful onet is at least under that n
preston offered for public encouragement
49, HOPE s. Co.
nee To- 1873. No. % Market ST
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TO LET.

TWO story brick house with large GARDEN situate on
n the Hill, formerly occupied by John Warner-Also a
two story brick house in Market street, nearly opposite
the College. Inquire Of ALLAN THOMSON
Anril s. 33-Qt
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FEATHERS.
To all whom it NAV concern

NJ Office IS hereby given that intend TO apply to tho
~ Court Of Common pleas be held at Newcastle, il
and for the county of Newcastle, on Monday the III
day OF June next, for commission 10 mark bound and
establish my land, situate in Red Lion hundred and count,
aforesaid, adjoining lands of Samuel Crow dec heirs Of
Alexander Janson, dec John l.. Shuser the State road
heirs OF Henry frombuger, dec. and Eliza Grintlage
to an Act OF the General Assembly of the State
OF Delaware, IN such case made and provided
WILLIAM VANDERBILT
March 2, 1924. 9g9m
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FsNIE subscriber has lust received 1000 lis ,o; s,,
Lancaster Lump g TuJ, g Goshen TINT 8 Keq BrTrrR
which he intends dspong of by the single Pound Tub OF
Quantity, 1.-THE most reduced prices.
JOHN ID. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington.
constant supply Of all kinds Of Butter can be had
throughout the winter, by applying as above.
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NOTICE.
10 LET

i U AIL
A ND possession given Immediately, a four story
IA Brick House very convenient Storc &C. Has been
occupied Grocery Dry Goods and Shoe store for
many years 1t fronts the Upper Market and within
door OF Marketstreet. For particulars enquire of
WIN. LARKIN.
Feb "a. 81
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A Nd COTTON YARN of various descriptions. and fror
n various Factories receiving daily and for sale at Nc
Ill hIarket-street. JOHN r. BRINCKIE
Wilmington, March So 81
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COACH MAKING

NJ1A NIE NfiNJNNa
'EHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
me public IN general that they have succeeded M
occupied by him, '"'F o'e''''9
No. A94, Market street,
where they make and repair all kinds Of carriages md
where all orders will be thankfully received and no,a,
y attended to, ON the reasonable terms and at the
shortest notice. KENNARn 2, Nu,IIDnv,
Wilmington, April IS, 1924. s5--15t
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME GIG, and good GIG HORSE, he goes
KIND N any kind of harness. Inquire of
March so. Aft CEN WOLF
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400 OONars ReWarA.

NMA Stolen from the stable Of the subscriber, We'd
w nesday night the Dist inst. at Bridgeville Sussex
county, Del. TWO HORSES, of them BRIGHT
S0RREL nearly Is hands high smooth and well made,
and good saddle and harness creature eight years old this
spring. he has blaze in his face and his left bind leg
white nearly to his knee also spot side of
his bullock. The other horse is D.4PPLE GREY a
bout Isl hands high, well formed five years old the 4h
of July next his natural gates tro and canter and
broken to any kind of harness the inside Of his right
fore leg is knot resembling the spnt. saddle, bride
and double blanket sewed together stolen at the
time. The above reward will be given for the horses &c.
and ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for
horses and thieves if delivered the subscribers, at the
above named place; JOHN WILSON, Carpt.
ANSELM ID. CANNON.
Bndgeyilc, April 3D. 1924 39-4tp
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WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, 7 MAY, 1924.
FORTUNES HOdIE,-BaLTLMOR
MARCH, &c, 1924.
Still chance for Wealth transrendentIy great! !!
EVERY FLOATING THE NEXT DRAWING Y!
Eighteenth report of the drawing of the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
MO. 1866 a prize of
~ 1605 a nriza nf

MO. 1866 prize of 800
In 4685 prize of so
And 1913 prizes of IL leach
When is recolected that of the stupendous
of S187, 1926 contained in this splendid scheme only
1886 escaped at this drawing it may be considered
insignificant one indeed The peculiar attractions of this
magnificent lottery would seem to increase geometrcay
as the drawings progress.
Only two more drawings remain to complete the
distribution of the following brilliant przes all of which
ARE now floating and of liable to be drawn at any
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FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
and Bury MIN Stones.

yJVlIE subscriber has just received from Havre, large
quantity of superior Blocks which he offers for sale
No. 6, South aHey or at the old Mandatory in old Fourth
between Vine md CaospA streets, PHILADELPHIA, where he
continues to have made by experienced workmen, Bum
MILL Stones of all dimensions which he will warrant to
be of the first quality and answer the purpose for which
they may be designed.
JONATHAN X. HASSINGER.
Philadelphia, April 90, 1924. 40-4tp
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To all whom it may concern.

yEvAKE NOTICE. That in pursuance of the Act Of Assem-
bly, in such made and provided, we shall apply by
petition the Court Of Common Pleas OF the State OF Del
aware to be held Newcastle for the county ofNewcase,
on the first Monday June next for commission to mark,
bound and establish the tract oland of which Neal
late of Pencader hundred county of Newcastle and state
Of Delaware died seized of in fee, and of which we and
Robert MNea are seized of in fee bounded by lands
Of VIM Cooch, the heirs of Abel Davis, Elizabeth Stew
art Andrew Norton Arthur Beatty and VIM. Curett con-
,snnp bv computation one hundred acres, the boun
DIARIES thereof are in danger of becoming obsolete and
known JOHN MACNEILL,
SAMUEL MEDlLL,*
ANN MARIA AIACNEILL
SIN right of his wife.
Feb. 25 1924. 22-2t
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FROM THE NEw-HAMpsnIRE RELIGIOUS INTLLIIeENcER.
Grievc not thy father long as he fveh Son of sirac.
.9h griere not him, lchose siluer hairs
Thin o'er his acasted temples stray,
Griere not thy Sire, ,chen Time impairs
The glory Of his manhood'S SlCay.
His lettering step aoith reverence aid,
Bind his snnk troao With honor'S preatk,
find let his dedfened ear be made
The harp achere .fliat tOre shall breathe.
What thoughhis pausing mind partake
Her fraiL companions dark decay,
Though tcearied, blinded Memory breaRc
The caSket sUhere her treasures lag.
With ready arm his burdens bear,
Bring heavenly balm, has acoundS TO heal,
find aoith affections pitying care
The error that thou mark'st, conceal.
Say canst thou tell how oft those arms
Haze clasped thee TO that shielding breast,
When infant fears, or .fancied harms
Thy aoeak and aOay,card soul distrest2
Kno,o'St thou ho,c oft that lip has strope
Thine uninstracted mind to asd?
Ho@ oft a parents prayer of lore
asrisen on midnight's deepest sFaae2
Griere not thy father till he die!
Lest achen he sleep on Natures breast,
The record Of has slightest Sigh,
Shoald prose a dagger to thy rest.
For if thy hottest debt oflove
Forgotten or despised should be,
He, achom thou catt'st thy Sire above
VIII bend C Judges froncn on thee. II,
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TO LET.
FEATHERS.
To all whom it may concern.


NJ Office is hereby given that intend to apply to the
~ Court of Common pleas to be held at Newcastle in
and for the county of Newcastle, Monday the 9TH
day of June next for commission mark, bound and
establish my and situate IN Red Lion hundred and county
Alexander amson, dec John L. Shuser the State road
heirs of Henry Fromburger, dec. and Eliza Grndsge
agreeable Act of the General Assembly of the State
of Delaware, in such case made and provided.
WILLIAM VANDERBILT
March 9. 1924. 2S-3m
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FOR RENT.

A ROOM at 1O5, Market street, suitable for Leather
IA Store Tailnr's shop Bottling cellar, &c. Also, on
shares, two in Brandywne marsh Inquire at the
Office of the Waterman
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INDIGO AND CONES.

gUST received and for SALE good BE.NG.4L LNDIG0;
81 Also an assortment of BACK CONES, imported from
New York and Boston. JOHN r.. BRiNCKLE.
April T. 3A--tf
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Vol. III.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

A annual stated Meeting of the Medical Society of the
IN State of Delaware viii be held Dover on Tuesday
the 18th day of May ensuing, the hour of nine in the
morning. The members respectfully requested to be
punctua their attendance at the above tme great
deal OF very important business will be before the Society
RICHARD E. COCHRAN, M. ID. Secretary.
April 26, 1894. 39-4t
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LARGE BREAD.

TENHE subscriber entertaining grateful of the
fayors he has received since his commencement of
business in the borough, takes this opportunity to return
his sincere thanks his friends and the public for their
hoping that the exerOns he has used for their
satisfaction has not been unattended with and is
hoped that continuance Of public favor will be received,
as is his intention to alter his system OF baking, TO whats
in his opinion, deserves public appreciation He Will sell,
while -four remains at the present prices,
1-8 lbs. of baked tcbeat bread at 6 Ia cents,
q 1.2 do do - 2 do
IA rye do IA do
1-2 do do IL Il 40
Which will be at least Ia than has been given BY
himself or any other in his line of business in this borough
Pilot Bread, Cakes Crackers, &c. in proportion. Re.
taer supplied the reduced price OF ~ cenper dozen
Customer and dinner baking done moderate terms.
JAMES GIBSON,
Wilmington, April1g 37-Sm No 9, East Frohst