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HEALTH,
TIE greatest of all earthly BLESSING,

me gfPdte1 o. all edfthty blessings.
this OF the year, when il is 50 highly propey
IA and important to cleanse the Stomach and Bowelstf
redundancy Of bile, and all pernclos and rulnous accmu
aons the propretors of LEES excellent .4uttion
Pills would very respectfully advise the use several doses
them, and thereby many instances prevent Headaches
Islckness At the Stomach obstinate distractions Of the Bow
les, scorchng Feyers, &C.
CT Please 70 ask for 'Lee's .7nbiho Pills. with the
signature of NOAH RIDGEIY
Late Michael Lee 8 Co. aone others are genuine
10 MIR. Noqh R6igeiy,
Dur Sr,-llavlng made use Of the various Pills in
family, offered to The public for the last twenty five years
and having found your celebrated Anti-Bous Pills the
most eicacious in cleansing the stomach and bowels,
moving headaches, sick stomach and having used them
for several years past have hesitation in stating that
believe them Gas represen,ed) mast ranoJt family Ne
dtcine. JACOB SMALL,
Conway-street, Baltimore.
Sold by JOSEPH SCOTT his Book and fashionable Hat
store, No. SO, Market street, Wilmington, the following
tried and highly approved Medicines.
Lees Ambitious Pills, SO cents per box.
Lee's Elixir for Cold and Coughs, dollar per vial.
Lees Nervous Cordial dollar per vial.
Lees Lozenges for destroying Worms, so cts per box
Lees Ointment for the Itch, 50 and 81 cts per box
Lees Essence Of Mustard for rheumatism, &c dollar
per vial
Lees Ague Drops for Agues and Fevers rs cents per
vial.
Lees Lotion for letters Erptions, &c doll per bottle
Lee's Specific for the Yenerea, dollar per vial dollar
per box.
Lee's Eve water, SO cents per vial.
Lee's Tooth Ache Drops, 50 cents per vial
Tres Footh Powder, 50 cents per box.
Lee's Corn Plaster, 50 cents per packet
Lees Anodyne Elixir for Head Aches doll per vial.
Lee'S Lip Saye 50 cents per box.
or Numerous cases of CURES could be annexed, of the
happy and good effects that have followed tile use these
Justly Celebrated Family Medicines,
but the publisher has not for them in this paper
Sept. 1924. 78-20t
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

HSRAEL JONES, Brewer at No 81 Second street
Wilmington Del keeps constantly on hand a supply OF
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale of The first quality with which
otters and others be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barre or quarter barrel
He is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto
ceved and soliciis continuance OF public favor
Wilmington, 9Th mo, 1924. 8l-tf
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted 70 the Estate of the Rev James
N Taylor, late Of the Borough of Wilmington, deceased,
requested 10 make immediate payment and those hav-
ng CLAIMS TO present them duly acsjed for settlements
ALBERT ROBINSON, Admir-.
Wilmington, Sept. %, 1924. 82-4tp
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN Of various descriptions, and from
yarons Factories receiving daily and for sale No.
III Markei-street. JOHN r. BRINCKLE
Wilmington, March 80 ST.
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NOIICE.

LII persons indebted 10 he Estate of Richard Simmons
IA deceased, late of New castle hundred, requested
make speedy payment, and those having demands TO
present them, properly atested for settlement, to
MARY SIMMONS, .9ln'r.
Sept 81, 1894. So-9p
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

NUST received and for sale, good BENG.qL INDIGO,
u Also, assortment Of hack COlIBS imported from
New York and Boston. JOHN X. BRlNCKIE
Apr7. 34-tf
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ElSHIO.N.lBLE FTR HITS,
DIR. G.. FIR EENlAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR LhDL1N Specific

ENoR the Of colds, coughs asthnas, approaching
consuMpons, and all ds. Of The breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. no. Marketstrect, vii
mngt N, Delaware.
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Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company,-OLD STOCK.

NJ Office is hereby given that the ae1rnM instamen Of
~ fire dollars on each share, together with all arrearag
es, will be due and payable at the Companys Office Nj
99 Walnut street, Monday, the Sd Of January 1885
II ID. Gll.PiN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, u September, 1894. 82-3mo
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Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH. in.
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stood from teW considerations which the adj
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cation eilt. Thc periodical works of Great
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tRe American public tor want OF suitable
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With equal plea uie ana profit. Such Of the
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Ell III the Da.ted State5--not excepting the f.
dlhbargh and Qaarterly Reviews -embrrGe
much matter which Is of little iutercstaud Jfuo
advantage 10 the American reader, aud not un
frequently tltted 10 vitae ms literary taste, his
morals, OF his Pplitical principles. 4 Is deslra.
bic, under these circumstances, that selection
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taable and enteItunng portion OF their con
senis, 10 the eNCh~len oItht othet portion co..
sting OF details and spec ulatlons either unn-
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PROPOSALS
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4 NV AMERICAS
BiOgrapNical Eictionar y
A REMEN3RAECKR


OF TIE
Departed Heroes, Sages md Stategmen Of 4
Htertca.
T. be confined exclusively to those Who So.
i,nzed thems-l Is, IA either capacity, IN tht
Revolutionary Wa, which obtained the hide.
psnJence ottueir country.
Sseyad EdttioR. EHs appsndiE-eoaiaiaiug
AWE DECLARATION by tie Representatives ot
L the United Colonies OF Moth America.
acting forth the causes and necessity of ahing
up arms, Juy ., 1755-rhe Petition by the
Representative of The United Colonies, TO the
Kiug oil q eat Britain, July 8, l715-A procla-
ton OF Congress f1r a day OF lasting, humiIia-
tlon and aver, March 10, l775-1he Decia.
ntion ol Independence, July !, l7d6-and the
mduh 'stO by the Congres, oil the United States
Of America, October ~, l179.
Also, the Constitution of the United States,
and tne Farewell Address OF General WASH
rNGroN, 10 the People OF tue United States, an
nouncimg II intention OF letlrins from public
service, Scptemberi7, 1896.
COMPLIED BY TH0M.iS J. RODGERS
ave are reduced to the alternative OF choo
sing an unconditional submission to the tytau-
nv OF nrtAted MINISTERS, OF resistance by force.
The Latter Is our choice. We have counted TIC
cost OF this contest, aud find nothing So dead.
u as voluntary slave y. Honor, justice, and
Humanity, toroid rs tamev to Sun. ender that
fee,oIn which We received from our gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent Posterity
hayea rahl torecQtve from us. We cannot
endure the infa.ny and gult OF lesisuIng sue
ceed,ug 9eueratgns to that "tetchedness winch
inevitably awa them. II We basrly entail here.
dIay bondage upon them.
{. Inc arms We have been compelled by our
enemies ~ assume, We will, in defiance oil every
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ance, employ 10. The .eservatlon Of out iher-
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DnnclMg ScNnnl,

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lion. His pupils viii also have the advantage
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from long eAperlahce IN that capacity is ir.
terror 10 none in Virginia Arrangements
viii be made after commencing the school
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pursuits ofthe pupils
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL. EMllN, Jr. NJ
II. and WILLIAM PRICE, II II.

Conducted by SAMUEL. EMLlN, Jr NJ
II, and WILLIAM PRICE, VI. II.
A7lts utleIudlcates, the journal nov offered
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! Synopsis otthe Foreign Magaziuss. lo.lnals,
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4 T courl Of quarterly scsslon held lor

y ''dii VI quarterly StSNlbl hclu lOT
a Amherst county, at the courthoNe, on
Monday, the 9th day OF March, ls2lA
Charles Bib, Robert { Bibh, Reajamu
etel. aad Lew Bibb, plaintiffs,
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, formerly
Selly Blob John Duncan, and Rachel his
VIE formerly Rachel libb Joseph Bib, aud
Nancy Bib, widow and rclict OF Martin Bib
deceased, Arthur Is. Davies, appointed guar
dian To defend Nancy Bib, William Bihb,
aud Martin bbb, infant heirs Of said Martin
blbb, deceased, defendants,
~ CH4NCERY
The plaintiffs having filed their bin where
upon II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that the real estate of the said Martin
blhb, deceased will not exceed three hundred
dollars share To each distrlhntoe j. isthcre
fore ordered, that Joseph Mays md Sally his
wife, formerly sally Bib, John Duncan, end
haehel his Wite, formerly Rachel Bib, Nancy
Rib, William bibb, aud Martin kibh, infant
heir u Martin Bib, deceased, hy Az
thur /. naSles, their guardian, Joseph Bib
aud Nancy Bibb, widow aud rnh,t ut sud
Aagin Bib deceased do appear here on the
brst day OF jun court next, to shrW cause, II
Any thy rdu, wiz the snid reu estate should
not he old aud distributed according 20 the
Act Of Aremhiy IN that case made aud pro
tided, according 10 tn, prayer Of the plain.
TIL bill aud II appearing To the satisfaction
OF tie court thai tie defendant Ju-rph BIB
does not tosl1e within the limits Of TAI, com
mon" eaith II l. therefore or3,r red, that IN.
less TIE sud defendant doth appear here ON
or before the frs day OF June court next uuG
cntcr his appearance ana rive security Hv-
eofding II the Acf OF Assembly, the plaintiffs
TIL shsll be taken ms confessed, mud the mat
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TO THE PT BLLC.

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MI NILES, in his Register, July /, 1911,
Concluded an articiean CHI. liooKs, VII
he rol.o.>,rg Ivauons.
81 nave oeen led to CHe,e lew remark, by
laying my b nd on d ,olume lately P1h.lshes
BY Mr. Rogers, at Eaatan, Peaa. enneed" a
NV Bog apnical Dictionary, ontamn5 the
I've, OF an out .m,ueut Statesmen, haoes
Ylu,o's aud sages."
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Spanish MiAes.

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n lcgate term for cssh
JpHS ! CA5WrIL ROE.
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III the Sign ofhf Goy5u N,,gqr

Dfrl rms his sincere thauks To- his
irends, customers, aud thu public g,rr.
rally, Tor the liberal encouragement be has
mt with, aud informs them lt has ihs day
reeeN ed a number u articles IA his line A,
he buy tor cash only, he j. determined To- be-
nndersold by none III this place lie quull-
y Of lii article, can be depended on as they
are purchased by an experienced hand IL \.
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%%'4 - and G-4 bro Shirting, y Sheetngs
o. and IA Imitation Clrcas,ap stripes -
Pioi,,
i, ra'esbe,t German bleached IicklenbHres
p do, Scotch u2uaburgs
=. H'HHr with many more SPRING Goop2,
which are going off at low price. for cash.
On HAND.
country Tozo Linsn, FealkefS, g.
April 81 ,.aY
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dollars, &C. &c. aud which are al hotfirs in
the wheel, aud MUST CONE ct ~ HI
NEXT DRAWING, which Wi ,oke l.ace IN
the city OF Baltimore,
On Thursday, 2fth Next Month,
on which day the scheme VIII he completed.
An opportunity beng still lett FOR tbosr Hho
did MOI supply themselves with tickets or
share. heretofore, they should now send on
their orders without delay.
Whole Tickets 500 Quarters 3
Halves ~ Eighfhs : oU