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the 10Th day Of November. le26,
Thomas I, Thornhill and agnes his wife, VINO
formerly Agnes fateson, daughter of Edward ralc'3'
dec John Paiteson, William Patteson, Jsreli fa' ~
,xs,d p.,taeon Al 800 w ~ Pls.
against 4
Polly pa,eson, widow and rclict of the said buSa'
Pateson, decd. Schuyler Patteson, Jesse Jenhpss n
Polly his wife who formerly Polly Paterson ~ o.
ter Of the said decedent, Chambers pntteson, james
teson Edward Patteson, ulld Moltre Paticson ian N
Of the said decedent,) children ard distributes d JUS
Edward Palteson, decd. pt'"
~ CH1NCERf ,.,r,
The defendants Chambers, Jlines, Edward ana HeJ
Ter Patteson not having entered their appearance any
ven security according To the act OF Asseolo9 nj
the rules Of this court and il appearing that th'l & M
inhabitants OF this stateon the Inoton Of the p1nu
their attorney, il is ordered that the said abseh ii
daiS do appear here or before February coulI
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy Oh un
der be forthwith published in the NiTsinEil' ,,5
newspaper printed III the town Of Lynchhura' !" i
months successfully, and that another copy be P0'
the front door OF the Courthouse Of tins county
IL op'-i''' rInRIDGE, JrD.c G
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YrlOR RENT.-rhe undersigned, Mar-I.,
~ Of the Superior Court of Chancery e..
the district Of Lynchburg, will on Tbnfsia.
the 30th of November, 1926, on lbe pr,m
ses, rent to the highest bidder, for one yesr
The Plantation aud Mill, in Campbell CONT.
belonging 10 the estate Of Archibald Bollinss
j.. deed. 1. A. H0LCOMBE. Ma, %
Nov "a
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IL soagai no gam bai beauty pfi,s.
And aareief held lo,tssaddes, sigAs
Thu Ms,.e's sef,esl tone.
There was mao, vary nan,
9Vhosebe+ora nw sod many plss
Tor making lif.'s contracted span
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Aud hoN 10 SOW, and how Ia rear,
And boz, ,oswpll hta shining hcsp,
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soesrt uithin it, fold.
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son nhess had foufscorp winters done
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And wlra were ihoy, ibuse five whom fate
Seemei a. sirufe eantfayts 10 create,
Thll zach iairhi "a ms diaefsBt siale
The olhcI's pathway shun
ttell thos thai that .ainnt ,ain,
That bo, thai yauth, that mau of gain,
ThA' gr.y-l,eard, who lid reads attain
30 snrioBs--th.y atyt one u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.--John H. Eaton, Esq
vas this morning, by a joint ballot of both hou,
SEES of the Legislature of Tennessee, reelected
Senator in Congress from this State for SIX
years, commencing from the 4th Of March, 1927
the expiration OF his present term.
I Hing g. Runner,
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FIDDLERS.

TDHE subscriber has the pleasure Of info,
- ming Musicians and the public general.
Iy, that be has received direct from \. Yort.
very large supply ofVlOLIN STRINGS. s'
perior to any ever offered in this market. and
equal il not superior to any in the world
which he will sell yeay low for cash.
Nov 23 A r NORTH
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L. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D. {.

AT court continued and held for Buckingham CUM
the 18th day Of November, ls2o pt,.
Albon MDaniel IL Co.
against L., a
Stuart Patteson and Thomas T. ThoFnhiih h n's,
Edn ard Patteson, decd.
IN CHiYCERY 4ta
The defendant Stuart Patteson not having eh'',T.
appearance and given security according to the a.
semhly and the rules of this court and IT aPptaD b
the said Stuart not an inhabitant of this
motion ofthe plaintiffs by their attorney, II ~ b,
that the said absent defendant do appear here op M
fore February court next and answer the pip.nd q
and that copy of this order be forthw nth puhs n
Vrgnan, public newspaper printed IN 'he ,ha, 40,
Lynchburg for two months successfully, ana bo,.e.
Their copy deposited at the front door ofthe coui''
this county. ACopy-~Teste, l,,, >, n {
1t y. ELDplpGEI IL
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AT court continued and held for Buckngha ham county,
the 18th day ofNosenber, lesG.
Ahon MDaniel Il Co. Plb'
az unst
Edward Patteson and Thomas T. Thornhi, admr Of
EdN ard Psiteson, decd. Dells'
IN CIANCERf, j.,
The defendant Edward Paterson not having Gutierrez
his appearance aud given security according 10 the a
Of Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appearing
that tue said Edward is not nhabant Of ths S'ae-
on the motion Of the plaintiffs by heir attorney, II o.
dercd that the said absent defendant do appear mere %
before February court next and answer the panIm'
bull and that copy OF this order be forthwith puohD
I'd III the Nirgnan, public newspaper printed ID Wv
town Of iynchbure, for two months SUCCESSFULLY s'
that another copy be posted the fapt door u 'Ae
house of thus county, A Copy--Testa
1d KELpRipGE, Jr,Dl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

Mr.. Wirt's orution.-- The eloquent and able
Discourse Of the Attorney General, on the Lires
and Characters q the deceased patriots, ADAMS &
JEFFERSON, rs now published. ne pereetre, by u
note pre6red 10 ii, that the Committee cfhe City
hare, rcry considerably, and nth great proprsty,
directed that the profits arising from The nles Of
the Discourse be applied solely to the use cIthe
Daughter Of Mr.. Jefferson, trhose circumstances,
unfortunately render any pecuniny assiHancs &c
cepinbIe That the benerOiem determination Of
the Committee may be rendered as effective pos.
si6Ie, we dcA deny Opselees the pleasure, for
some time, ofpubtishing III. Eulogy IN the hitlH-
gencer that the safes may IN no degree be abridged
By satisfying the public curiosity hrO the netcs-
papers; and ,re hope thu! the same consideration
lciti induce Otker editors 10 adopt The same course
We refrain from saying pOrd TO recommend his
admirable production 10 the public pairondge.---
The fame Of the orator makes this unnecessary,
aud indeed pe should be gfraid to spedA Ci II in
the terms uhich pc think 1t deserves Respect.
moreover 10 the feelings other to whose use the
profits Of the uonk are appropriated, jortids aug
thing like solicitation. ID.
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L. 81 H. CLAY,
r.. =. ! ANTONIO JOSE CAsAs.

And whereas the said Convention has been du.
iy ratified on both parts, and the respect
i've ratifcanons of the same were exchanged, at
Guatemala, OH the second day of August. one
thousand eight hundred and twenty six. by John
Williams Charge d tifaircs of the United States,
near the Government OF the Federation Of the
Centre of America, and Pedro Gonzales, Chief
Officer of the Department OF State, Despatch,
War, aud Marine, Secretary of Legation Of the
Republic Of Central America, near the Govern
ments cf South America, on the part of their
respective Governments.
Nov, therefore, be il known, that !, John
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

ffl ROkER d COMMISSION BUSINESS
- The subscriber has taken m office foT
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where he csn-
tnues 10 sell Tobacco aud other produce Cd
commission and will in future, also, transact
business as a Broker-Iie hopes to be able TO
give satisfaction to all who may confdd business
to his care. ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec. 10. wtsifl9
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HIGH AND LOB SYSTEM

ClONTlSuED ia consequ ence Of its univ allied uon,,,
- rity. PtrQsaia Literature Letter. 5th cns, VA
be drawn in Lsnchburg Ia january ueAl all in one dsy
More prizes than blanks. Scheme.
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LOTTERIES.

Nh ISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, 4th Class to bs
~ drawn IN Richmond, all ons day--.G No LUas-
~, by Combination and PermutGtion-5 ballots to DO
drawn.
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u Whole tickets SO w Quarters 81 Is
Halves 2 30
JEFFERSON LOTTERY.
TO be drawn on the Combination plan, IN RichmoDd
Three Prizes, rs follows:
Monticello Estate, ylaued al $7l,e0o
Shadwel, $500
Abemarls, 1850
The aboye EstaIe4 were valued under oath bs onnt
sluners appointed for that purpose by tho Legislature
Virginia.
u Price Oh Tickets 80. There are no sbd-e
Of tickets in his Lohery
AALAN r, N6R5 II;
Main Street, Lynchb1,
Auy
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It's likewise agreed, that, in the case where
the neutral flag ofone of the contracting parties
Shall protect the property of the enemies of the
other, by virtue of the above stipulation, il shall
always be understood that the neutral property
found on board such enemy's vessels shall be
held and considered enemy's property, and as
such shall be liable TO detention and con6s cation,
except such property as va, put On board such
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
Delaware State LOTTERY.

81 Glass for the benefit of Newark College, Mddletcwh
Academy, aud Immanuel Church. III be drama V0mms.
ton, IIst, On ne l5M day q StbfemLer, 1896.
Schtwe II prize Of $4,000; Of 1000 OF 2OOO l@
1850; Of 1850, of 1l69 Of 1000, II Of 400; l'o
OF 30; 78o Of 3 1890 Of A. 87G0 prizes, $500 banS
2i,560 tick cts.
Whole Tickets S4--Iialves 2--Quarsrsl l.
This is Lottery formed by The ternary permu'ation &
81 numbers 10 determine the prizes therein the ..
numbers, from TO so Inclusive will be seyera} placedm
wheel on the day OF drawing and four OF them be Draw
out and TIA ticket having GA it, for lis pern'aioh '
bcrs, The Is % ad Sd drawn from the wheel, - s o
aer Ill which dra"n viii he entitled to Tie prze OF soVI"
nd those five other tickets which Shall have on then n
ac numbers in the following orders Shall BE en'lueu ~
y ri2es affixed 20 them, respectively, viz; Yhe is o
a." % SfO' O-2d, 1st and 3d. to S2,O00-Zd % S
L., ~ s. 1868 and ID, t. 81 e50--5d, % and iS'
20 81 100 Those other tickets which Shall have tnos
OF the dawn numbers on hem, and those three the @u'
AID 4i nt their permutations, will each le ~
titled ptize OF $1,000 All others, being 12 haYi
three OF The drawn numbers them, will each be enteu
TO rize oi S400. Those 1856 tickets having two OF w
drawn numbers on them and those two the Sd and ou
in any order " i'll each be en led 10 prize OF 1oO
Al ''hers being $50, with two Of the drawn nunbe
on them, will each be entitled to prize OF so Anu
bers them, will each he entitled to prize OF ~ Nv
ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior dehO'
nation can be entitled to inferior prize. M
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, suhjec'
j. B YATES,
A. MINTYRE,
WILMINGTON. July IA, 1926. Managers
For Tickets and shares in great variety of numbers Il
pig a the office of YATES & MCINTYRE, MANAeh,sa'
{ RobertSon g Lhe AGENTS. No. 28 Market street, ~"
mngton, a.tew doors below the low er market 80
Orders from distance enclosing the cash or pti2e 'ea
cts, (pst pad) will be thankfully received and puneu
ally at ended 20, if addressed as above.
*" Cash advanced for all prizes when presented
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
SHERIFF"S SALES.
Br PEI'ER b. DELaNY, SAERIFF.

EsY virtue OF writ Of vend exponas me directed will
kb be exp0se9 to public sale, at the house of John WI
leans, Canwels Hdge IN ST. Georges hundred on sa'uI-
day the 10 Of August next o'clock L. NJ The fh
lowing bed lands aud tenements situate lying and be-
ing 10 Appoquinnk hundred and county OF Newcastle,
to wit: A farm or tract of land bounded by lands OF
Samuel rhomas John G 0,rbt aud others, & Appoquin-
mink Creek, with br OK dwelling house, frame kitchen,
&c. thereon erected containing sx hundred acres large
proportion of which is marsh and cripple SAID creek; be
the same less. Seized and taken IN execution as
the property OF JOsiH2 Garter, dec
Newcastle June 9, 1926 73-N
RlY virtue Of writ Of vend exponas directed will
Id be exposed public SALE at the house of Thomas
Nlulfrd m Red nn hundred, on Thursday the l7th of
August next, 2 o'clock, the following described
farm situate, ing and being in The hundred of st Geor
ges and county Of Newcastle, TO ~ bounded By lands of
John Cummins, Peter l. Ose, and others, with a frame
dwelling house ald kitchen thereon erected and contain
iog two hu ,d "a ana wenty acres, less Seized
and aiken in ex N ih- property Of Thomas WjfhOr-
wcaste, Juae 1896. 73--5t
BsY virtle ~rl, of v acias to me directed viii ne
fR exposed to public ale n The house Of seph Bail,
Nj nal rdye n, 10 MI rcek nundrcd on Sa friday the
l9h Of AaE' nrX at o'clock, NJ all tla piece
o. pace, o ian, ~i i.g improvements thcledn situate,
lying AID % VI II re handrcd and county Of New
castle ~ baini p lows, bt5nning al = cor
ner black oaN stump tdiHg Inc OF bands IT Evan Rice,
dec ,l.nce no toa corncra argc dead b cs oak stand
ing ~ small run, thence south white oak by
Pike Creek neace so1h several courses to The place of
beginning and containing one hundred and foryfour acres
and seventy five perches, more or less ;Als0 another
tract situate aforesaid beginning at marked
black yak standing The hne Of Letitia Aubrays Manor
then south to black oak then west south wost by VIII
liam ihumass and hundred and fifty perches
white oak, then Ant ,ony Houston, then north
lanl late % Thomas lin and Thomas Edmond. nick
ory, then nirh, by the land late of Joseph Haddiy and
Archibald VI Daniel thence tp lhe place of beginning,
taans fort, acres, less; together with all
singa the Is rnvenens 4 purtenancrs thereuntt
bernsAg. 5 lulsi tAkenin 10 execution as the propert,
OF Thomas " Illei, dec
Newcastle, July 26, 1896 73-6
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
DISHONORABLE ACT

1VIE printer of weekly Newspaper in this Boyon,l,
i changed the name of his paper from "Delsvs,h n
ster' TO " Delaware Advertiser"thereby adon,ir' ''B
Of the title Of the "Amerlcsn Wachnan and A
the subscribers; and which in existence ma,y o'Y 'Y
before the said printer commenced business Webcs ,s
lha, who will steal species Of propel,y vii W.
scrupe to take another and large portion If onr @
change papers and communications received through 4"
Post Office have other surerscriptlon than neTy w
ADVERTISER" the design OF the aforementioned cLanns
may be readily We have endeayored in Ne n
respectful and friendly Manner to induce the piinte s
led to, to revert to the former, Others e far %
paper; but Efforts have been uGa,aiIng-and "S
therefore respectfully request mean TO ayct whasv
injury the said primer may have intended toWardsTs
by adopting our title, that correspondents and tbme
printers who exchange with us will direct their ayors m
the ss.4mericaa Uatchman," or To A & ii. WILSON
Wilmington, Del, Maich II, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
100000 DOLLARS.
The DelaaUare Fire Insurance Co0nonp

NCoRPoRATED by the Legisa, Of h. s,ae d DrI,,
Il ware, with capital of one hundred thousand t9las
The President and Directors tcevirs arrGco
tions for Insurance. al their Office, NJ, 81 ShT Street.
between Front and Second s',ees, sganst L. . b. rte
on every descrip ion Of Buildings in general Me,c LIZ
Ships in TT, and their Cargoes; Household Fur, ,y
aid otle personal property also, against l5 Of daapr
b, inland transportation Of goods, wares merchandise md
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be "a, orabe As NV If ta
Companies in the Cities of phaCle pha or New York p
ties assured, may reposc the fullest cohtdenc in te
solidy of its capital, and that all losses i'll be pon ps
adjusted by the company.
ConNELIus ID. BLASEY Agent 10 snyey oLeltytohe
insured, for the town and vicinity Il New Castle
LAWS II EVANS is Agent to survey pioherly 10 be lp
sured for lhe town and vicinity Of Elkton
JonN CLOAK Agent 10 survey property TO be Insured
for the and vicinity OF Smyrna.
JosErn joNEs Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town OF West-C hester and vicinity.
Directors.
! John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Bsily, VIM Chandler,
David G.. Wilson, Joseph Giubh,
! Joseph &. Gilpn, Robert Porter.
WM. SEAL, President
ID. BYnsBs, Secretary.
Abr 10, 1926. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

TIME following Cotton and Wooie achineyare offered
4 for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.T .MaCHLNERY.
Four Throstles of 100 spindles each.
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One 36 inch do do do.
One Drawing Frame heads.
Two Rowing frames 16 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
of it is in good working order
WOOLE.r .MACHL.NERY.
Three "a inch Csrding Engines.
One Billy 90 Sp,ndles.
Two Jinneys 70 Spndles each
One Warping Mill.
rwen, Looms, of them broad with Reeds, eddles,
Shuttles, Bobbns &c. &c
Five Power Looms, that supposed VIII DO einer
for wooden cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either altogeth-
er or in parts. Apply to j. ALRlClls 20.
Wilmington. 5th mo. 18th, 1926 u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
DON'T FORGET

That en- the Both Of August VIII be drawn the Nezo York
Lterate IofeTg class = which contains one prize of
$4,000: OF 400; of 500; of 1923 of 700;
o. 500; SO of 200 50 Of 100; 104 OF 25 1900 of
and l06O9 prizes ct 81 each.
Ticket Si-iiatf 2-t.ua't ter Eighth SO cts.
And on the 18th of September viii be drawn the Deia
Sae Lotery, class 5Sl0,000 highest prze Please
that the highest prize in the last Delaware State
Lottery vas sold my gGce in Wilmington.
Tickets 81 Halt 2-Quarters l--Eighhs so cts.
Next comes the UaSiangton Canal Lotte,.p, "a class
which will be drawn the 27th Of September and hch
contains prize Of $4,000; of 600; Of 1911, of
1000; 10 If 500; S3 of 100; 50 OF 40 104 Of 20 1900
OF g; and 10908 Of 50 each.
Ticket 3.00-IiaIf 50-Quarter 75-Eighth 81 cts.
Tickets and shares in either of the above Lo eres for
sale wholesale retail, the liberal terms, and
cash advanced for prizes as soon as drawn, by
]. j. ROBINSON,
August d. No. los, Market street, Wilmington, Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
FIRST ON THE LIST.

Ae; atk IferGn.rd Lottery, class No. S. for 1896
g be df@%na Ne $40 q this month, (Augus,) 0nlm
Der lottery, s,Sa lallois
'yc.ems - nr7c Of $4,000; of 4 600; 1 of 2,5oO
IF i.35a 4 lJo0; Of 5ooi Sc OF 200; 50 Of 100;
lo4of2 25. 1890 ofS ,6o8 of4
ckct s4-fiaif s2--Q4arter 81.
For sale h R0Bllil SON & iIrTLE,
No Is Market street, Wilmington.
Who have within three months past sold aud paid all the fol.
iawlng capid mises, VIZ: 0O0o. s1o000 $4,000, OF
5000, be,id al long lis, o! $780, s40u s251 &C.
lrke'sin 'hc J:Sson Lofte'y may be obtained Of
aug. A, 1926 r. L.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11

sssess s:=$sse-- No. los, .Y8rhet Street.
Elements Of English Grammar. detuced ram Science all
Practice adapedto the Capacity 81 Learners.--By Wi
liam S. Cardell
Kl,khams Grammar, second edition
Murray's, Comy's, iiarrisohs amt As!,'s and Twit.
che's Grammars
Mair's Introduction to Latin S, ,ntax
First Lessons in Geography and As.oron,y, by ], \.
Cummings, price 25 cts
Sm'icy's, Adams, Gummerl'y, Wotkma \, and Molsc's
Biographies
Bars Lectures or Rhetoric, Barclays Cat.chsn
GrinshaU's United States, With Questions
Conversations on Chemistry
10 o. Natura Philosophy
Taytr's Agricultural Essays
Ne".York EXpostof, American Orator
iiort's Chronology, Murray Is EXERCISES
liatdle's Colderi Cntlpqma
Pikes, Jess >, and Bs",.,tt's Arihmeics
Cilherng and Copy books Receipt books
Ruled Memorandum and account bnuks, &c,
Si1Fy Of jack Hayard the sailor hoy or The Virtuoi,
Family designed for American Children in Families a.d
schorls-ty William Carlel Fifth Edition.
Cha'ke's lNDELlBlE PERMANENT INK, for writing
on Linen apparel s and Cotton stockings, table and bed
men, &C., with common pen. This Ink will iniure
te most delicate texture and be discharged Ii Is
also the only sure method of identifying such bronery
Common ard Extra fire Red and Black Sealing Wax,
Lead and Paste Crayons Gum Elastic 1apers Visiting and
nter Cards, Sun Glasses, Ceur Plaster Indian Ink voyy
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes Toy
rants IN boxes single cakes. Cancels Hair Pencils
Pocket and Drese;ae Combs
hce-Paper Enig n,atcal Cards,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ravIE Subscriber DocroR or MEpIcIAr and PRAcTIcAl
4 CHEMIST respect .tuy informs the LADIES and Gentle
ncn OF Wilmington and its vicinity, that ne has
menced to prepare Medicne in MARNEf STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, the house 9bp9ate M Hehr,
Hepss Z Co's LqmJer Yarl-Where he prepares the oi
lowing Medicines The Snlphate Of Qliniuc. THIS
cine contains the active principle OF the Peruvian Ban X and
when properly prepared he medicine ye, dis
covered for the Of Agues, Remcni aud Later nent
Feyers lie also prepares Blsamc Restorative Tor dis
Of the Breast and Lungs, Flln mary Consumption
phthisic; and Il MEDICINE wihCh wA cIecualy ne
Distressing ca3ache ma tcr how long
may be. He $50 cares VIC i0otllache tc"
nnntes without making Use II any OF tue irodng ace
or rel hot iron, or plngsinS the teeth with goa itaf
sheet lead. The medicine makes of will preserve
ne teeth for years He prepares Tooth Powder hal VIII
%hen the teeth. he they ever 50 black from taking meI
cine amy other cause. DR.. prepares i Eye Water
that will remove al mfamma ions from the eyes have
cured Numbers from the rheumatism and some Of them
crippes for years ttom 1t Names signatures do not
require ss see It IS too much the cus,om with ackcry
From my practice Of medicine and my experience a.d
knowledge of chemistry, able medicinal
virtues contained in animals. vegetables and minerals, and
apply them Tor the different diseases constitutions
OF people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers,
if they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold by the Of S.oaiais Pdna-
which did mo-, hear of untl saw Mr. Swams adyeT.
tsement, some few weeks past. then called Of
the most emnen physicians in philadepha and spoke
them respecting the panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the of diseases. Al
he gentlemen spoke to on the subject, said they
certain tnat NT SWAIN not the inventor Of the ncd
cine lhe man that invented the Panacea was one o the
creates chemists that Europe produced and is dead
two hundred years. and his writings difficult to be had
That MIR. Swain has got part of his works,
person gave him receipt from tie work. have doubt
Of have prepared chenica and re,l pre- paratur
OF the PANACEA which VIII sell At dollar per bot
tie by the do@en and one dollar and fifty single.
J. DE- z. prepares Wash for the Ladies which remove,
all Spots Erupons and feters from the face and hands
an clears and beaaties the skin. He also prepares
Save that will take Cons by the from the toe,
I and not give the least sensation Of pain.
r Ladies Gentlemen who afflicted h any
that is curahe, if they pleased to call me, shall
attended 10 with the stictes pnrctlal,ty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & p.
WILMINGTON, De July 81, 1926. 70--6m