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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
April 4, 1926,
NOTICE

NOTICE
hereby given, that SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Of Pencader
hundred, the County Of Newcastle and State of Della
ware, did, the 18th day of April 1885, to the
subscribers assignment of all his and property
belonging to him. in his individual capacity in trust for the
benefit of such creditors shall or before the fifteenth
day of July next release the said Samuel Nc
Intire.
All persons indebted to the said Samuel McIntre are
requested make immediate payment the subscribers
and the creditors Of the said Samuel McInre are informed
that release proper form, left with the subscribers
for their signatures. SAMUEL II BLACK,
LEVI ROULDEN,
18th April, 1926. As .-14.p .4ssignees
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

CUI IUN NIAN CFAC UK
IyoR sALE containing about 600 spindles, with fill
II supply of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire Of ZBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High sts
Wilmington. 1s mo. 30, 1926. 15-tf
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$4,000

go. OOO
To be obtained by such ,rng investments and the pay
men Of all the prizes guaranteed by the State OF Aiyand,
has rendered THIS Lottery extremely popular, which has
caused e demand ol the tickets. and which Is daily
ncreasing-the safes Of which have been unprecedented
his combined with the popular and iayorde system upon
which this lottery is drawn the "ODn and EVEN" sys-
em BY which the purchaser OF two tickets two shares,
Odd and one Even Numbers" is certain of obtaining
at least one prize, and may draw three!
r See Mode of DrdzRRg as pu6RShed betore,
hereby rendering unto the adveniurer, the satisfaction OF
certainty OF obtaining part OF The money invested BACK
again, BY the purchase OF The same number OF equally
Odd and Even Tickets, which the loss 10 be very
trihng when compared with other loteriesi aud, with
these chances, at The time may be drawn any Of the
spleadd sums of 25 900; 10000; 5O00 lOoos besides
many small prizes
a. These advantages not enjoyed by any other Lot
terry in the United States
Brilliant and Superior Sciente-1 prize of $4,000; Of
loo0a OF 5000; 10 of 1000; IS OF 500; SO Of 100
100 of So 100 Of 30 $50 of TO- oO3o 2os29 prizes
1871 blanks, 40, 600 Tickets.
Being 1866 PRIZES more than BLANKS!
Cf All whole Tickets in the above Lottery, sold at
CoNINES OFFICES, signed, andth Shares Of Tickets
coun,ersigned, by the Commissioners appointed by the
Governor and Council thereby rendering the State Of Mary
land bound for the payment Of all such prizes they may
iraw
Whole Ticket s5-fIalf2 5o-onarter 25--Eiah'h 62A
To be had in the greatest variety Of Lucky Nos. at
4 CONINE'S OFFICES,
No. 90, Market street. and first office above The Centre
Market and Agency 2l7, Market street, door from
the Of Liberty street. altimore and No 8, South
Third street. Philadelphia, where the cash will be paid for
all prize tickets presentation.
Ard where the capital prize Of 10000 dollars, drawn
the q February sold in IIa Q1arter and two Eighs
in addition to the splendid IF 100000 $4,000,
10000, SC, in all amounting upwards of EIGHT HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARSi'
"The LOTTERY INTELLiGENCER," issued at Co
nne Offices, will contain the Official List OF he Drawing
and will be forwarded gratis to all persons who orat cke
from Conf Is Offices
Orders from any part of the United States either by
mall (pos paid, or by private conveyance enclosing the
cash, prizes in any lottery, will meet with the
prompt and puncua attention if personal application
1, addressed 10
w. C. CONNIE,
= baltimore or PhiadelDhia
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TAILORING.
Francis O'Daniel,

4 EofhL lFl LILY informs his friends and the public
y that he has commenced the above business. at
MO. 8, WEST HIGH STREET,
Next door but TO Zha Ferrss Ahere he intends doing
a kinds Of work in his line, in the best and most fashona-
bic st,le.
Having employed MIR. CHRISTOPHER CousTrss, as fore
he has doubt that his work will give general salts.
faction.
g., supply Of ready made clothing viii be constant
Il kept foe sale.
Wilmington, April 81, 1926. 44-Sm
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Confines Successful Offices,
No 80, Market St, ana srerey, }
217, Baltimore and NJ ; S :
Third street, Philadelphia
THE PRESENT

Grand State Lottery IF Waryland
Being the 9th scheme, examination, will be founG,
comparatively the lansomes Scheme ever presented TO
the public.
10 be drawn on the 10th May, 1896 all in few hours J!
The low price of TiGkes only Five Dollars; and the
Capital Prize being
SUCH A SPLENDID SUM AS
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
EsssN new tue Story brick House, in Walnut street,
Qlfa betN High and Third streets. The Method
st Meeting House, in pleasant and improving neigbor-
hood. Possession will be gwen Immediately Impure Of
SAMUEL GOULD
Wilmington, April 81 44.-9t
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NO lIoI.
vTyuOsE persons indebted to the Estate of John Bo de-
i ceased are requested to make payment, and those
having demands against said estate to present them for
settlement, to JuSEFH fouoE, .1an !.
Win. gton, April 81, 1926. DIT
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-04
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAHER,
n The Office Of he Trginia Free Press

TERMS.-O dollar and fifty cents per annum
payable quarterly in advance or one dollar and
twenty-five cents, to be paid At the time of sub
scrbng. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scrJcrs, who are not known to the pnhlisler, will
invariably be expected. Should T. ;nn,-r' be defer
red to the end of the year, - viii be required.
- Postage on all letters MUST be pad.
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SABlNUS AND OIINDA.-Br GOLDSMITH.

In fair, rich, and tourishing country, who's.
cliffs washed by the German ocean, lived ).
bln.ls, youth formed by nature to make a CON
quest wherever he thought proper but the con
sancy of his disposition fixed him only with Ol.nda
He indeed superior to her in fortune, but that
defect on her SIDE vas So amply supplied by her
merit, that none was thought more worthy Of les
regard than she He loved her, he was beloved by
her; and ina short t.m,, by joining hands publicly,
they avowed the union Of their hearts Put asA>
none, however fortunate, however happy, are cx-
cmpt from the shafts of envy, and the NAL t,Iant
effects oturgoyernable appetite. How unsafe npN
detestabc they who have this t!rN for th,
guide How certainly will it ni>l.ad them, am
plunge them III errors they would have shudce!t
al, even IN apprehension Ariana. :. lady OF n,au.
amlahc qualities. Very nearly airsl to Sabinus, ;,.
highly esteemed by him, imagined herself shgtn,
md in;r.;ntt,i, t:,a!aG, >.,,- III, marriage n,p
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-04
mz.gzE REPOSITORY.
FROM BLAcKWoon's MAGAZINE.
THE WIDOW AND HER son.


Not more beautiful vale ever inspired pas
,oral poet in rc.da nor did Siclan shepherds
" old ever pipe TO each other for prize Of oatcn
rntd, in a lovelier nook. than where yondcr cot
1.5c stands, shaded, but scarcely sheltered hy a
Irw birch trees 1t is in truth not a cottage
but siirlinG Of turf part Of the knoll adhering
- the side Of tie mountain Not another dwell
IN .--cy,n small as itsci-Nl,hn mile in any
objection, Those goats, that seem to walk where
there i, no footing along tie side Of The cliff 60
ol then,t Ives 10 be MIXED al evening. TO a house
beyond the hill, without an, barking dog to set
icn, i"iue. There alo mary tont paths hnt
!: Of sheep. except one leading through the
-oppice- wood to the distant kirk. Tho angler
',ldom disturbs those shadows, aud the heron
has them to himself watching with motionless
neck all day long. Yet the shicling is inhabited.
and has been SO by the same person for good
many years. You might look at il for hours
and YET see no one SO much as moving to the
door. But a little smoke hovcrs over it-fnt as
mist--and nothing else tells THAT within i, lie,
Ii is inhabited by widow. who once was the
happlest Of wives, and lived far down the glen,
where it is richly cultivated, in house astr
with many children. 1t so happened that in the
course of nature, without any extraordinary
bercavements, She outlived all the household.
except one, on whom lr The saGIcst atlliction
that can befal a human hein--the utter loss of
reason. For some years after the death of all
her other children, and her husband his son
was her support and there was no occasion to
pity them IN their poverty. where all were poor.
Her natural chcerulness never torsook her
and although iailen back in the world, and
obliged III her age to live without many com
forts she once bad known, vet all the past gra-
dnally was soitened into peace, and the widow
and her son were in the shiclins as happy as any
family in the parish He worked at all kinds OF
work without and Size sat spinning from morn
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might otherwise have come too often and that
creates contentment by its undsturhcd same,
ness and visible progression If not always at
meals, the widow always saw her son for an
hour or two every night, and throuG hout the
whole sabbath day. They slept. too. under one
roof, and She liked the sto'', weather when
the rains were on, for then he found some inge-
Nous employment within the shicling. or cheer
Cd her with some book lent by friend, or with
the lively or plalntlve music of his native hills
Sometimes. in her gratitude, She SAID that She
was happier now than when she had SO many
other causes to be 50 and when occasionally
an acquaintance dropped IN upon her solitude,
her face welcomed every one with 4 smile that
spoke more Of resignation nor WAS she aycrse
TO partakc the sociaty of the other huts, and
sat scdate among youthful mcrriment when
summer or winter festival came round. and
poverty reioiccd il the riches Of content and
innocence.
But her trials. great as they had been, were
not yet over for this. her only son, was laid
PROSTATE by a fever, and when il left his body
he survived hopelrs>ly stricken in mind His
eyes. clear and intelligent were now fixed in
ocv. or rolled about unobservant OF all objects
living or dead 10 him All weather seemed the
sane-and if Suffered, he would have lain down,
Ike a creature VOID Of under landing. in ram or
on snow not bcin. able to find his way back for
many PAGES from the hut As all thought and
feeling had lett him. 50 had speecll--al but of
mother could bear TO hear without shuddcring
but She heard it during night as we'll AS day, and
only sometimes lifted up her eyes III prayer
to God. An offer was made to send him to
place where the afflicted are taken care Of but
She bcscecLed charity for the first time-such
aims as would enable her, along with the earn
in@s Of her wheel, to keep her son III the >hlrl-
ing; and the means given her from many
quarters to do so decently, and with all the com
forts that other eyes observed, but of which the
poor object himself was insensblc and uncon-
never saw the sun. nor heard the torrents roar
She went not to the kirk, but Kept her sabbath
where the poor paralytc lay-and there She
sung the lonely psalm, and said the lonely PRAYER,
nnheard in heaven, many despairing spirits
would have thought But it was not 50: For
in two years there came mrann. TO his ewes.
and he found few words Of imperfect Speech
among which was that Of Mother Oh how
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-04

her heart burned within her, to know that heI
face was at last -reco-nised To feel that hti
kiss was returned, and to see the first tear that
tricllrd from eyes that SO long had ceased t.
weep! Day after day, The darkness that cover
ed his brain grew less and less dcep-to her
that hcNidermcnt now gave the hic>scdncs> OF
hope; for her son now knew that he had an
immortal soul, and one evening joined family.
and feehly, and erlinyly In PRAYER a lev
weeks afterwards, he remembered only events
and scenes long past and dl>tant--and believed
that his father and all hi, brothers and sisters
were vet alive. He called upon Them hv their
Names to come and kiss them--on them. who
had long been buried in the dust But his soul
struggled itself into reason and remembrance
and he at last SAID y" Mother did some accident
befal me yesterday at my work down the glen
feel weak, and about TO die !" The shadows
of death were indeed around hm-but he lived
TO be told much Of what had happcncd-and
rendered up perfectly uncloulrd spirit unto
the mercy Of his Saviour. His mother felt that
all her prayers had been granted in that one
boon--and when the cotlin was borne away
from the Smelling. she remained in ii with a
friend, assured that in this world there could
for her be no more glicf And there. in that
sarne >hlehns, uu' that years have gone H. yhe
still fingers, visited as often as She wishes ~
her poor neishbors-lor, to the poor, sorrow is
sacred thng-mho, by turns. send enc of their
daughters to stay with her, and cheer !, life that
cannot be long, bat that, end when ii may, WIZ
be laid Down without one impious missivin~.
and in the humility OF a christians icith.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-16
DlSHONORABLE ACT.

sIIE printer Of weekly Newspaper in his Borough a,
changed The name OF his paper from Delaware iier.
ster 70 Delaware Advel Thereby adopting pat
oi tho title OF the "American Waterman aid Delaware AL
sertscr, Newspaper published also ii his Borough By
the Subscribers; ad which was III existence many Yeas
before the said prirter commenced business We believe
chat who will steal species Of property will NJ
scfnpi TO lake smother, and large portion #
change papers and ailncaons ceiyed through Tie
Post Office have 10 ether superscrption than DelaWae
Advertiser the design Of the .bage. mentioned charge
may be readily We have eneasored in The nus.
respectful and friendly MANNER to induce the printer al.
ed to, 70 revert T. the former sn,ne u,her e for lis
papers but our eiloits have been unayaiug-apd We
therefore respectfully request, whare,.
er injury The said printer may have intended toaads
BY adopting our title, that correspondents and those
printers who exchange with US, will direct their
the . .iinerican tkatcha!aa," Or 10 \ s. H. WILSON
Wilmington bel, Maj CHI 10, 1896
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Queen Of Otahcitc HOTEL,
u fetc doors betow the Io,cn Hall.

JOSHUA HUTTON, Chate IF he Black Narse fatcrn,
81 epcctiy Informs his friends and the public in gen
eral, ta lie has taken the above extensive establishment
(ecently occupied by Jamcs fun,) which he has fitted
up style will comfort aud convenience to his
v,t,rs The Hotel is situated pleasant part of the
Borough, and presents inducements and advantages to
those are in the pursuit Of business or pleasure, not
surpassed BY any public house the The number
and arrangement Of The such that those who
wish 10 he retired from the noise aAd buse of tavern,
may be perfectly gratiied
The Sahlss and Carriage House attached TO the estab
sment are extensive coniaodors and secure and under
the direction OF trusty superintendent.
rie advertiser haers himself that from his experience
az, HE Accommodations Of the house he has taken. he will
be able to crafty his guests, and render his establishment
WORTHY Of a share OF the public patronage.
Travellers Wishing 10 take passage in any of the Stages
Steam Boat from The Borough and DESTROYS of leaving their
Horses and Carriages, may depend upon having every at
tention pad to t,iem Until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington April 4. 1896 3o-3m
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CONTNE'S
Ever True Homes of fortune,

No. 81, Market street, or atts .lgcacs, No 27 lrtet
street. ners DOR 70 he corner e ltery street, BALTIMORE and
At his office, No. 3 South lard s,res,, ihiadybl.a
Where Prizes of 10000 dollars 5000 dollars IS oOJ
dollars 10000 dollars, 10 go dollars 900 dollars 500J
&C. &C. &C. have been obtained, 10 Ill amounting 10 nearly
1000 600 DOLLARS.
r19 The LOTTERY Inteligencer" issued at Connc's
Offices, will be forwarded, gratis all those who make
their investments Conncs Offices and will contain The
drawing of the above Lottery at large.
=. Orders fre II a.! parts OF the Union lost a cover.
ing the requisite il cash prizes. @l meet with al.
tention, # addressed 10 W c. CONNIE, baltimore or
Philadelphia. NAV 90
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Uelamare Fire Insurance Compang,

INCORPORATED BY the Legislature OF he sac II Da
Il ware with capital of onv hundred ilo, sard dollars
The President and Director, RECEIVING applca
mons tor Insurance. at their Office No 81 Shpiey street,
between Front and Second streets, against Luss by Fire.
on every description Of Buildings general Merchandise
Ships IN Fort, and their Cargoes; Household Furniture
aud nthe personal property Also against loss or damage
by inland transportation goods, wares merchandise, and
country produce.
Terms Of insurance will be as fa orabe as any Of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New York Par.
ties assured, may rePose the fullest confidence in the
sody Of its capital and that all losses viii be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CoRSELirs D. BLASRY is agent survey property tobe
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle.
LEWIS II EVANS IS Agent to survey property to be III
sured for the town and vicinity If Elkton.
ions CLOAK is Agent survey property to be Insured
/ for The town and vicinity Of Smyrna
osEs josEa Agent to survey property to be Insured
! Tor the town OF West Chester and vicinity
/ D.rec.grs
| John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Bails, WIN Chandler,
! I)afld e wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph Y. Gilpin, Robert Porter.
WM. SEAL, PrssideM
I, u. BTnNss, Secretary.
/ April 10, 1926. 49,
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HIGHEsr PRIZE aN.oGo UOLLARsl

B,iAan. Schene.--1 prize Of 5000; q 10000 q
Of 5,099 10 Of 1000; ~ Of 500 50 Of 1905 ~ Of so
300 Of 20 $50 Of ~; $40 Of 8, 10000 Of A. 2l,o54
ffl2rs 49, i6 Blanks 40 0J0 Ickets:2 lob prizes
than b anks.
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days atter The cont leon
f the Lottery subject IS per deduction, but can
be had the moment they drawn Conine's Offices.
MODE OF DRAWING The numhers will be put into
wheel usual and III the ther wheel Viii he put the
prizes above the denomination Of Four Dollars and HE
drawing progress in the usual manner The 20 eco
prizes oil 81 each will be ared to the odd mum
bers IN the Lottery, lss the case may be) dependent
the drawing Of the capital pri2 If $4,000, that say
if the 30 900 dollar p,e should come ont To an ode MUM
led 10 fon. dollar prizes the - 90 dollar prize should
come out to an even number then all the ulnhers il
he scheme will be e..titlel 10 al dollar prize.
The odd numbers Those ending with s. S. z or O.
The even numbers are those ending with 2, g. 3 U.
This mode Of drawing only enables the Commission.
to complete the whole Lottery in drawing but has
the great advantage OF distributing the small pz regular
: 70 every alternate number in the scheme, that the
hoer OF two tickets two shares cftekes Zone odd and
one even Mumber will he certain Z, obtaining at least
pre-, and in the ratio fer any greater quantity
ucket drawing superior prize in this scheme 10
restricted from drawing Inferior alSo-muny tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
James l. Hawkins, VIM. r. Stuart,
N4l'l f. Williams, Commissioners.
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.
Ticket - OO-laIl, 5J-tlnsitcr, - 25Eig I'll, Ca
u Those Who preet paying only the difference between
y odd and even Numbers and hat they Of necessity mus
aH, to advancing the chifc vane If the Tickets can have
certificates accordingly. III which case there will be to
! pay on two whole Tickets, odd and even, S. 600
/ Tickets, $40 89l0 do SIS ~ aal for greater nun.
hers, and shares propartltnatey.
Fur the creates; variety Of Lucky Numbers, 0ad and
Even, adventures il the Country respectfully invited
to address or send their commands 10
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

yKyHE Subscriber, DocTon OF MEnicist and ~,
l. CHEMIST. respectfully informs the Ladies MD Gem,
men of Wimngo and It's vicinity, that H. ~. w.
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET sl,pEnH
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house opposite NJ U.,
Hoopes = Cos. Lumber Yard-uhere lie prepaes haa
low ng Medicines: The Sulphate Of Quinne Jb;snaM
cine contains the active principle Of the Peruvian t @
when properly prepared is the best medicine as va Ia
covered for the Ut Agues, Remi,eni aud term,a
Fevers. He also prepares Balsamic restorative q ~
eases Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumnon
Phthisic; and medicine which will e.ieciuay cnre ~
distressing Headache, matter how long It's CONT
uance may be. He also cures The Tooihache in E
minutes, without mprg of any of the coirodnr acl
red hot iron, or plugging the teeth with gold eas -
sheet lead The medicine he makes use Of viii prea
The teeth for years ie preparesa Tooth Powder that a
whiten the teeth, be they black from taking NJ
cine or any other cause. Jr p. prepares an Eve Wa,
that will remove all inhamm,;iuns from the ewes h
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some Of hsm
crpples for years from It Names signatures do mn,
require, see it is TOO much the with nuackers
From my practice of medicine and my experience IL
knowledge Of chemistry am able to extract medcnsl
virtues contained il annas vegetables and minerals ar
can apply them for the different diseases rs the
Of people may want them Persons afflicted with eancs,
ii they make timely application be cured
There is medicine sold by the name q. .S,vQim'a po
which did not hear OF until saw Mr. ssain's sdyer
tiscmcnt, sene Jew weeks past. hen called on some ~
the most eminent physicians III Phadclra and snole Ia
them respecting the Panacea and informed them tl.t
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the Of certain diseases All
the gentlemen spoke tie subject sid the WAN
certain that Mr.. SWAIN not the inventor or the meI
cine. he man that n,e0ttd the Pahacea was one az ,h.
greatest chemists that Europe pr oduced and dead near
two hundred years; and his writings difficult 10 be had
That Mr. Swain has got par, Of his oiks or soma
person gave him receipt from the work have no ooub,
OF. have now prepared chemical and rea preparaon
OF the PANACEA, which will sell one dollar Der hot
tie by the dozen, and dollar and fifty cents single
DR.. r. prepares Wash for tie Ladies which remove,
all Spots, Ernptons AVID letters from tie face and hands
and clears and be sutifes the skin. He also prenares
Save that will take out Corus by the roots from the oes
and not give the least sensation Of pain.
Ladies Gentlemen WHO afflicted with any disease
that is curabe f they pleased to call on me, shall be
attended 10 with the slrictest punotiality
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. d. &pc.
Wilmington, Del, Jan co. 1896. l8-6m