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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
MEDICAL NOTICE

TIME Subscriber, D0cr0H MEBiclNh and pm
i CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies a,d s -
men Of Wilmington and its vicinity, tlla, e Nc -
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET sJpt ~ ~
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house gttosi.e M M'
HOPES g Cos Lumber Yar6-~here he prepa,cs M"%y
lowing Medicines: The Sulphate of Quinihe. lb;angh
cine contains the active principle OF the Peruvian l,ayt @
when properly prepared is The best medicine as W, ~ u
covered for the cure Of Agues Remtent aud nten,,
Feyers. tie also prepares Basamc Restorative a. ~
Of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consump,oa
phthlsic; and a medicine which will efecualy ezra ~
most distressing Headache, matter how long id c,
uance may be- lie also cures tie Toothache in a N
minutes, without making of any Of the coirodinp .
red hot iron, plugging the teeth with gold lef -
sheet lead The medicine he makes use If will presen
the teeth for years IT, prepares Tooth Powder ,h.,au
when the teeth, be they black from taking mai
cine any other DIR. p prepares an Eve Ws,
that will remove all nhanmations from the ewes h
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some of ,ham
crpples for years from it. Names signatures do no'
require, rs see it is too much the custom with utacka
From my practice of medicine ard my eAperenca -
knowledge Of chemistry, am able to extract medieval
virtues contained III animals, vegetables and minerals ma
apply them for the different diseases as the const
Of people may want them Persons afflicted with tanc.
/ if they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold by the name Of Szvaim' pa,
cea, which did not hear Of untl saw Mr. swains adv,
iisement, some few weeks past. then called ON sns
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spok
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them ibst
bad the authors works who invented the medicine mi
discovered its effects in the of certain das. .1
the gentlemen spoke 10 on the subject said thew yer
certain that Mr. Swain was not the inventor Of the neN
cine. he man that invented the Panacca was on If ,b
greatest chemists that Europe produced and dead ne
two hundred years; and his writings diculto be- Ind
That MIR. Swain has got part Of his works or Soma
person gave him receipt from the work, have no do
Of. have now prepared chemical and real preparaon
of the PANACEA which will sell al one dollar hen bnt
tie by The dozen, and one dollar and fifty cents sinre
DR.. +. prepares Wash for the Ladies which remoyts
all Spots Euptohs and letters from tue face and hand
and clears and beauties the skin. He also preparss
Saye that will take gu, Corus by the from tie tos
| and not give the least sensation Of pain
Ladies Gentlemen WHO are afflicted " tn anv d;es,.
that is curabe, il they pleased cali on me- s h.
attended 10 with the strc,cst punctuaIity
| JAS. PURCELL, NJ. d. & Pa
! Wilmington, Del, Jan. 20, 1926 18-6m
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HTGIEsT PRIZE 10000 DOLL4Rs,

Brilliant sc4eme--l prize Of $4,000; nf 10000; 3
Of 1000; 10 of 1000; ~ Of 50o 80 Of 100 50 Of 30
200 Of 20. $50 Of los 500 OF s 10000 Of A. 2l,O54
Prizes; 10 GAG Blanks 40 0v0 ickets-2 1903 more prizes
than blanks.
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the completion
Of the Lottery subject Is per deduction, but can
be had the moment they drawn Confines Offices.
MODE OF DRAWING The number, will be pu, INTO
one wheel USUAL and in the thur wheel, will be put the
prizes above the denomination OF Four )olars and The
drawing progress in Tic usual manner The 10000
prizes OF "a each will tie awarded to the odd
bers in the Lottery Gas the may be-, dependent
the drawing OF the capital prize OF $4,000, that is say
if the 80 COZ dollar p1e should to IN ODD. mum
Der, then every odd number in the scheme, win be m
led to four dollar prize if The so, 900 dollar prize should
come out to mn even number, then all the nuInbe
the scheme will be entitled 10 a dollar prize.
The odd numbers are those ending with l. s. 8 Il or g.
The even numbers are those ending with q a, g. s. 81 o.
This mode Of drawing not only enables the Commissions
10 complete the whole Lottery in one drawing but has
the great advantage Of distributing the small prizes rcgar-
" to every alternate number in the scheme, 'ha the
holder of Two tickets two shares IF ccls zone OIL, and
one even nunber) viii be certain of obtaining least
prize, and in the same ratio for any greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is nni
restricted from drawing inferior also-ma tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
James l. Hawkins, WI. II. Snat,
Nail +. Williams, Commas liers
PRESENT RATE or TIGHTS.
Ticket, s. 00--liaf 2 59-Quatcr Il r. tis!,h 81
~ Those who prefer paying only the dlicpnc 5e,wce,
y odd and even Numht AND wi; they Of nccc s mus,
draw" to advancing the entire value Of the Tickets can Ia
certificates accordingly. In wlich case there sill be 10
ipay on two whole Tickets, odd and cvcl. SIS 6G--6
ilckets, Sl9 800 do S53 90, and or greater nan-
beers, and shares propt ronatey.
For the greatest variety Of lucky nIin5cte OH and
Even, adventures in the County respectfully ,:t1
TO address or send their commands 70
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TO THE PUBLIC.
:" II twere done, It we're well il were quickly done"
Having heard, permit me TO relate
nEow bv two headed Janus

III 'twere done, it we're well it quickly done"
Having heard permit TO relate
Now by two headed Janus,
Nature hath framed strange matters in her time"
Mr.. r. CANFIELD, Manager Of the Great .uargGn,i
Ua7ersg Lottery fas published ttso tic'o, that this truly
splendid scheme will be drawn the 50h Of June, inst
and proposes give halt Of the profits arising from
he sale Of tckes lie heirs If the late Robert Fuon
and sayse 2aeicans substantially tro1c their sYdttue
So belt In the meantime promise to pay into the hands
Of the Jefferson committee of Newcastle County, one halt
Of the nett ct profits acciung from the sale Of all
tickets in said lottery until the day OF darlington the
use and benefit Of him Who penned the srious manifesto
OF the rights of man and taught kinSs rembe before the
award OF American people. Now % the citizens of Della
ware we appeal whose hearts glowing with gratitude
and seeking every lane and avenue medium through
ahch they may show their benevocnce to the venerable
statesman. Here is channel hat deep with pros
pect ut self ggia dzenent. also conmenabc ii caii
ty tor the berHy Of the reope in the purchase
Of tcke,s, affords bnt dollars The committee shall re-
ceive he re following The truly splendid scheme
to be drawn on the S0t i,st
.'ior9land G irorsity Lottery 8M Cinss.
One prize Of $1oC, 600; l of 10000; Of 10000; i
o. 25,000i OF 20iJ0, Of 10000; 10 of 900 a. OF
9u0 80 Of 50J; l76 Of $40; $50 Of 1905 5676 Of So
Icket sjU--Ilalf 25-eua te, I251-Eirhtn 6e5-Six
tseAth 3.l2-thitty second Sc.
Apply to d address
j. j. ROBINSON.
10. lQ5 Market ST.. Wilmington, Del
Wilmington, lune 9, 1896.
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DRY GOODS.

vFyE subscribers thankful for pas, avors, and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his friends
and the public in general hopes to merit continuation OF
their patronage and would inform them that in addition to
his winter stock Of Goods hand he has received hand
some assortment Of SPRING GOODS purchased at the
lowest auction prices, all Of which he will sell for small
advance He haers himself that the public will find to
their advantage to call at his old stand,
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

yIyHE following Cotton and oolen Machinery are offered
i for SALE at reduced prices
COTTON .N.9CHI.NERY.
Four Throstles of 100 spindles each.
one 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One SO inch do. do do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames Is 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 ii is in good working order
WOOLEyN' .NACHLs.ERT.
Three "a inch Cardng Engines
One Billy GO Spindles.
Two Jnneys 70 Spindles each.
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty LOOMS most of them broad, with Reeds, eddes,
Shutes, Bobbns &c. &c
Five Power Looms that supposed VIII do either
for WOODEN cotton goods
The above Machinery will be sold low, either atogeth-
er or in parts. Apply To j. ALRlCilS GO.
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 18th 1926. 52-
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CHESAPEAKE s DELAWARE
CAN.JL CO.WPA.NY.

C.H.N.JL CU.WP.H.NT.
NOTICE is hereby given that the thirteenth and last in
IN stanent Of fifteen dollars every share of stock in
this Company will be due and payable Tuesday the 18Th
of June next. Ill. ID. GlLPlN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, 18th May, 1926.
NJ Il Persons residing Wilmington may make pay
ment IN I,Mps A RAv.pn Eso Sgt
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A Splendid Distribution of PRIZES

4 s usual took place at GGNlNElS OFFICES in tile
n last Grand State Lottry IF faryland, drawn the
10th Of MAY both the Capitals Of p 600 and 10000,
sold in shares Of three quarters and Two eghhs each,
Quarter Of the SIS, 900 industrious nabtat Of ali-
more and the other parts deserving individuals in the
country. The whole Of tic $4,000 prize likewise
sold aventures III the country tie CASH for the
part of u c has already been advanced ard for the reman-
der the Cash be had present on to w. G.. CO.
NINE, who has the pleasure present 10 lis friends
and patrons, the nh scheme, hoping the that
continuation Of good luck will attend all those Who give
his Offices the preference il pulsull Of wealth.
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COTTON MANUFACTURE

Rf0R SALE containing about SEQ Spindles with Ell
Il supply or carlng engines and other MACHINERY tar
the preparation Of cotton Inquire Of zlBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner q Market and High SITS
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90, 1925. 15-H
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DIR. G. FREEMiN'S
COUGH Drops. OR I.NDI3,N. Specific

NOR the cure OF colds, coughs, ashmss approaching
nc consunptc.s aud adseases Of the bTeas, ungs
for sale by john WHITE, No. ITO, Makct-sreet, Wi
A.IaI
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No. 1Of, Market Street,


Wilmington, and view for themselves. Hts SPRING 7ssort-
mem consists OF
64 and A. cambria and sco-W White, blk and green italian
net Musns Grapes
ga and A. Swiss Mus fgu. Gilt, and quantity Of uspen
red aud plain der and mole Buttons
Furniture Chins & Calcoes Ingram Carpeng Of superb
4.4 French English Chin quality
ses penn'a. Tow Linen. Osnaburg
tiinghams of latest fashions and Porter Sheeting
Calicoes and Shifting Muslin angup and Pittsburgh Cord
"A and 7-8 Irish Linen Linen and Cotton Drilling,
Long Lawns, assorted white and coiored
Nerino and Grape shaUls, Hanging Paper and Border
4 long and square ing for looms
! Fancy six II KITS. Satin, Cause and Mantuea
Ga Bombln Caspian St,ipes Rlband
and Norwich Grapes Tortoise she'll large and side
Cotton and silk Hose Combs
Beaver, hid, lo ktan and silk Umbrellas and Parasos
| Gloves Blndanoe. Flag and Cotton
An assortment Of Fore ,tne iidkfs.
/ and Summer NesliHss Nladrass do. do.
BLACK and light coored gios- Russia and imitation Sheeng
denaps senslaws evaii Oil Cloths and Pain Leaf Fans
/ tines sarsne horences andICanon Grapes and Grape
| glos.le.napes Silks Robes
ti4uzr Grape Lease Hdkfs Blue and Yellow Nankeens,
4 suspenders, Sowing Cotton first quality, &c.
] and 1Iapes
4 ALso-1 case Ladies superior LEGHORN FLATS, with
and without extra Gencmens Legharil, Manil-
Ia and palm leaf as, &c with his usual OF
! DOMESTIC GOOBS.
/ SHOE THREADS cases Shoe 1hreadof various quail
Ties.
FEATHERS AND FrRS.--A quantity Of live Geese
Fathers, and FrS Of every description.
ANY of the abuve articles will be sold at the most redu
ced prices. JOSEPH PoGuE.
/ b lie keeps on hand an excellent assortment of
CLOTHS and G1SSLtIERS
Which he IS determined to sell at The reduced prices
i May S. 1926 48--3m
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Coappany,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of The State ii Della.
q ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars.
The PRESIDENT ana directors receiving sppica
tons pr Insurance, al their Office, Nh IL Shpley street,
between Front and Second streets, against Lass b Fire,
on every description Of findings IN general Merchandise;
shps N Tort, and t.Ie CArSota Household Fnrntuie,
and ohci pei sunal pWoiy also, against loss damage
by inland transportation Of goods wares merchandise AID
country produce
Terms Of insurance viii b. As favorable as any Of Tie
Companies II The Cities Of Philadelphia or New York Par
lies assurtd may reRasc HE fullest confidence in tue
snldy q It's capital. ad that ~ lyssey MI b. promptly
tisted by the company.
C"nsEttFs y. BtAsHl Is Asentto surrey property tot'
insured, for tie town and VICINITY os New ta.l'e.
tsw1s Il EtANs Is .tgc surrey pi.eerjy 70 DC fl
snred tor the town nd vicinity 81 Elkton
49, '+iiK IS NSe0 oSargey propef. % be insur-a
Ter the t0wi and yiaHity u u., ill.,
lnsfrn ioSfa \ AgrAt s,vyy ,,t aorr 70 bc Inyii
for the t0Wa OF Wcs-enesl@r and pi4ini,.
NTeea.5.
John Iattcrsoa nlvid Bush
'astph Miv Nm Chandler,
AtTid {. ATeH, to3pph t'nbb,
d6aepi Il. stiiHa, i,aaeri PoriCt.
Nm. SIAl., FreSiln.
u. hyrS4s Ss,reft,
ipril II, l33t. 49,
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TAILORING.
Erancis O'Naniel,

FE ESPEETFUII.Y informs his friends AID the public
u that he has commenced the above business, AZ
NO. 3, WEST HIGH STREET,
Next door but Zba Ferrss where he e IDS doing
all kinds Of work in his line, the best and ilshoua-
BILE style.
Having employed Mr. tunisrorn7a corSriss, as FIVE.
man. he has no doubt that his work will give general salts
faction.
N. b. A supply Of ready made co'hngi also, as'ort-
rnent OF CLOTHS, CASsIMERS and other articles suia-
BILE for mems wear will be kept for sale. His friends and
the public invited 10 call and see for themselves
Wilmington, April 81, 1926. 44--3m
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spccts superiour 10 parties vfthe same
R'nd at the south. The ladies, paiticu.
IarIy we're more free from frivolous
conversation, respecting dress, the
fashions, &c: than any ever met with.
There was irankness which, charm
cd and manner which engaged aud
left lively impression upon the mind
iioteyery one, who enjoyed the pleasure
of their acquaintance. They we're If.
fable, and by far more intelligent than
the bellies ofNew-York.
Bristol possesses decided superior.
'ltv over~evcry o'her place Of its size
10 the union, with regard TO commerce
and Bank capital. For years past her
trade has been, for place Of her pop.
nlation, immense. Some Of The most
extensive mercantile houses in New.
England, are here. She supports five
Banks, aud part 6fher capital is EN-.
fployed in the manufacture ofcoiton.-
That little clipper called " The Van.
kee," which made so much mise in
Carolina and elsewhere, during the late
war, was owned here. The intrepid.
y which was displayed on the deck Of
that vessel is fair specimen OF the
enterprise Of this people. Their trade
is principal West-India, and they
make no more of running the gauntlet
with tho pirates in that quarter, than
many would pleasure excursion 10
u steamboat.
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spairing hunger with his four sons, a.
described by Dante, has been thought
TO be the ne Plus a'trd Of imaginary
horrour but Dante and no poet ever
conceived the idea Of myriads dying
pIecemeal for long months with their
children. The miserable people. mean
while, are. as silent as Count Ugolino
and the silence becomes their despair.
Their :aseis beyond words besides
they eanaot eat bayonets What .
picture of Albion's green Isle +.
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THE FEMALE SEX.

Whether the female mind be capa-
bic Of 'hose eagle flights into the re.
gions Of philosophy and science, which
Bacon and Newton took, is ques.
ton scarcely worth the iroube of de-
batting. A thousand instances have al
ready been produced, by various wri.
ters, 10 disprove the mental inie iority
Of females and it is universally ac-
knowledged, that their minds arc ca.
pable eft infinitely higher cultivation,
than it has usually been their lot to re-
ceiye.
But whatever we say of their rank
in the scale of mere Intellect, surely
there can be no doubt of their pre-
l'emInence above man. in their moral
feelings and affections. and in The vig-
our, courage, and foititude arising ont
Of these, which i the true test, and
genuine essence Of merit. The thou.
sand Instances Of their heroick con.
duct during the French revolution,
have settled this fact forever. No per
sonal danger cosld for one instant deter
them from seekiug in the fullest dun
geons, the i,ther or the child the hus-
band o. the lover. Months after months
have they been known to secrete ,irona
revolutionary vengeance, some object
Of their affection, when the discovery
Of the concealment would have been
instant ,leath. We're friend arrested
their ingenuity never relaxed moment
IN contr,vances ior his escape were he
naked, they clothed him; were he
hungry, they fed hisn were he sick
they visited him and when all efforts
were unavailug for his deliverance, Of.
ten did they iniuse into his;sinking soul
their own courage to meet death with
fnriitude, and even with spirit and
cheeriulness.
10 infancy they nourish us, in cd age
they cherish aud console us and on
the bed OF sickness, the exquisite deli
cscy of their attentions, the watchings
they will undergo without murmur,
the fretting querulousness they will
carry with compiacency, and the many
little charities which they are ut liber.
ty to perform, demand from us mnre
than every return of attachment, kind
ness and gratitude, which it is in our
power to confer. Those qualities are
not the offspring of civilization they
are characteristics OF the sex and proud
ly distinguish It in every part OF the
globe. This is that excellent beauty
which nature gives to women, in am
pie recompense for inferiour depriva'
tion this is that beauty which indeed
turns the edge of the sword, and makes
the spear fall pointless. Every trav.
eller through inhospitable wilds and
pathless deserts confirm the grateful
testimony Of Ledyard, to the compass.
ion and sympathy, and tenderness OF
women, and authorizes US to estimate
the degree Of civilization. in any coun.
try. by the degree of respect and
Kindness which the female sex re-
ceives.
captain Baldwin, with whom Mr..
Randolph went passenger TO Europe
thus attempt, 10 vindicate himself from
what he terms misrepresentation
published by the latter Of The, ttansac'
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N1NTENNN STAR,
WARREN, SATURDAY MORNING skrr. 9

under which all classes are 1abourine
an England and Ireland, is copied from
the London Times. Whether these
Affections are owingto a,pernicous pol-
icy pursued by ministers, whether they
are caused by an over oharged manu-
featuring population, which the perfect
ing Of like pursuits in this country has
thrown out Of employ, is matter Of
doubt in the minds Of politicians and
ylomestick economists; this much, how.
ever, is certain, that the ,ncrease Of In.
bour saving machinery has been the
immediate cause OF throwing thousands
into the streets, without employment
and without bread. to plunder OF to
starve. Adam Smith, in his "We ealtb
of Nations, land many other writer's on
the same subject. while they have, by
the help oflogeristhms, shown he adj
vantagcs arising from the introduction
of manufactures into communities have
neglected to point out method to feed
astaryiDg multitude, created by the
increase of this business and thrown
out Of employment by the depression
ofthe same.
~" The commercial aflictien Of the
country continues nnabaIed. The wri-
ters in the pay Of the Trinidad Plan
ters have been lately drawing compar-
isons to prove that the negroes are bet-
ter off than our own peasantry and man
.ufactarers. The have published in a
Trinidad paper the following picture of
the free white population Of this coun-
Stry, which we blush to say is not over
charged :.
: is an appalling picture Of hu-
mar misery, confessed BY the masters
themselves, and published 10 the world
II, Tho jonrnals they pay and support
shodsands ewretched beings without
the means cfAubsistence in every part
Of the Kingdom opn--woraen and helpless
children, qnfed, unhoused,s I Id that re-.
lentless climate thirty thou sand. wan.
dering abodtsin the metropolisy under
the eyes OF the Legislature lin Leeds
the labourers literally starving--in Mac
cles6eid N extremis rim Glasgow dy-
ing from premature exhaustion and O.
ver exerlion- -apd in Bolton. gracious
heaven feeding with the hogs on brew
crs grains, and cove'ing a. mQrsel OF
horse flesh as luxury - We'll may
these unhappy wretches envy the state
Of our African labourers."
All that can he said in reply to this
terrible truth is, that the manufacturers
are not subject to the branding iron and
the cart whip. We must confess, how
ever, that no scourge of pestilcnce. war
or famine, was ever at any period o.
the world more terrible. than the sword
which is now decimating astenth Of the
English INDUSTRIOUS population. W.
talk with horrour Of the. scourge o
'Gothick or Scythian irruption in former
ages, but they were minor evils te
this, which, after the cupidisy of traf
fick has nursed millions Of human be-
ings into artificial existence. is uoN
starving them down again to the leve
Of subsistence. Thcmultitudes cut Of
by the inroads OF barbaross warfare
died at once they had not to endure
Ge protracied miscry---the living deatf
ofscein5 their families perish piece
meal before their eyes The picture
Of Usclioo perishiug gradually 10 dc
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Captain Baldwin. with whom Mr..
Randolph went passenger TO Europe,
thus attempt, 10 vindicate himself from
what he terms INTERPRETATIONS,
publis he'd BY the latter Of the ttansac'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-09

The New-York Commercial has an
account Of person being saved from
being drowned by dream. He hari-
ly deserved his safety, for not commu-
n,cating it t. his friends, who did 60
on the water party and pcrished,
The distress in the manufacturing
districts OF Scotland, exceeds, per.
baps, that of Lancashire nr any part
Of England. 1t is stated, for exam
pic, in a letter fwin Glasgow, that in
the small town Of Maybo in Ay-
shire, the inhabitants Of which only
amounted TO !hrcc thousand, there
werr one thousand seven hundrc6
and sixty eight pcrsous out Of en-
ploymcnt.