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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
Twenty-Five Thousand Dolls.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
10000 Tickets at 81 100000
Got one Blank to a Prize!
MODE OF DRAWING.


The numbers will be put into one wheel as usual
and in the other wheel will be put the prizes above the
denomination Of Four dollars and the drawing to pro.
gress in the usual manner The 10000 prizes Of 81
will be awarded to the odd numbers of the Lot
terry, Gas the case may beg dependant the drawing
ofthe capital prize of Twenty five Thousand Dollars
that is to say if the 900 dollar prize should come
out an Odd Number then every odd Number in the
Scheme will be entitled to 81 prize. If the 1925, 900
prize should come out to Even Number, then all the
Eren Numbers in the Scheme will be each entitled to
prize of 81.
Odd Numbers end with l., 3,5, 7,or9.
Even Numbers end with 2, 4, 6, orc.
A ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is
not restricted from drawing inferior one also; many
tickets therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PR
ZES E2CH
Prizes subject to deduction Of per cent and paw.
able sixty DAYS after the drawing but can be had as
usual at COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they arc
drawn.
"TICKETS WILL RISE,
the Oath of March to five doIars-al orders dated
previous to that day, will be supplied at the following
original prices. viz:
Whole Tickets 81 Quarters 81
Halues . Eighkhs SO
To be had in the greatest variety of Nos todd II eren
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
SCHEME:
ONE PRIZE OF
10000 DOLLS.

Tickets only So, Halres, s., Quarters H.
1t should be recollected that liunnes has sold in
two OF the schemes OF Virginia; one prize of 5000 dol
lars, OF $40 dollars, and several CT 1000 500 &c
&c. all paid at sight. march .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
PHILADELPHIA Packets.

IHIIdutIP1l1a FaCKetS.
TINHE following vessels will comprise the Line oil
l. Packets, (this season. between Philadelphia, and
the District of Columbia, and will sail from the for.
mer place on the 5th ard Goth of each month,
er if loaded.
Sloop Constitution, Eli Teal, master.
Schr. Esther & Sally, Dan'l Bancroft, master.
Schr. Farmers Ingenuity, T. P. Crowell, mas.
ter For freight or passage apply to
WIN. MORGAN.
Georgetown.
ROBINSON * SHINN,
Alexandria, or to
JOSEPH HAND,
No. 50, South Wharves, Philadelphia
march eo20t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
CANAL SPIRIT.


+ In every state legislature except that of
Maryland, there is evinced disposition to
call into active and profitable operation the va
rious resources which nature, with bounti-
full hand, has scattered over this happy land.
In Pennsylvania, the canal bill has passed both
branches Of the legislature, and has received
the sanction Of the Governor We note the
fact thus emphatically, because weregard 1t as
constituting new and important era In The
history of that state. This bill authorizes and
provides for the commencement, at each end,
of canal which has for its ultimate object the
establishment of great channel Of water com
munication between Philadelphia and Pitts.
burg, through the heart of the territory Of Penn
syvana The resources Of the state are am
ply adequate 10 the undertaking-and we are
inclined 10 believe this work will be completed
before any yoth,r which is destined TO unite the
eastern and western waters. a glorious op-
portunitv yet remains for Maryland and Balti-
more to share in all the benefits Of this i'm
provement-but if suffered now to pass by, may
be irretrievably lost.
The following paragraph, copied from last
evenings Patriot, shews in striking manner,
the benefits and Improvements which spring
from the prosecution Of such works.
"Dela,oa,e City."-We learn that new city
has recently been handsomely laid out at the
mouth Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
which is called DeIacare City," A post-office
is about to ne established there-itis within 6
miles Of New Castle, II from Wilmington, "a
bout from Port Penn, and opposite Fort Del
aware The streets run a, right angles, and
many Of the lots have met ready sale at Phil
adelphia. 1t is thought that it soon will be-
come an important commercial depot, and
some establishments are already in operation
and others are in contemplation.
Baltimore american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
To the Public.

LII persons are cautioned and forbid trusting BEN
IA LAlMiN LELAND on my account, as ne IS not,
was, authorized topurchase goods or any ar
tices whatever or use my Eae in any way OF BUSINESS
without my written order. b. Q. TYLER.
march st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02
HOPS.

From the annual report Of Orrin Fuller, in
spector of hops for the city of Albany, it APP
pears that 1902 bales have been inspected in
the season of 1925; of which 1879 were first
sort, 81 second sort, and 50 were refuse; weigh
ing 1000 lbs. and all of the growth Of 1925;
and the amount received for inspection was
S56S IL
These hops were principally raised in Madi-
son, Otsego, and Oneida counties, in the season
Of 1925; 500 bales were sold at IS cents per ID.
and the remainder at from Is to 80 cents.
7 he number ofbales inspected in 1874 was $50
Do do 1895 1902
Increase in one year. 1856
The hops raised in the western part Of the
state Of New York, have all been of superior
quality and have been sold at an advance OF 5
cents per ID. in foreign ports, over any other
hops that have been raised in the Union.
Albany Daily adc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-02

Poor PROSTATE Poland! here we End
How despots liberate mankind;
And here, unblushing Bard, we see
Z The savage hordes extoll'd by thee:
But whether minstrels change with times,
And scatter flowers DER courtly crimes;
Or Truths firm sons imprisoned lie,
\ Or priests the reasoning powers decry;
Sooniike those brutes that shun the nightly fire
From Frsedom's holy fame shall mans fierce
foes retire.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

1t once YOU .ct the drcSs get uppcrmosi, depend
upon It that ,he dIaugi,t VIII be- not blue but bIaci,
rum" gentleman was in1uiriog about the con-
sI'int'on OF Nrrguinia, the State which dir. Ran
dolph represents IN congress. ''Why" said nlr. Ran
doph we vote for represen atiyes viva voce on ifcc
hoid suffrage; end we Nirginians would as soon have
our noses cut Gil change the mode 10 voting by hal
lot Ihen, SIR, your mode of voting is the, same as
10. England" ''Aye, TO be Sure replied MIR Ran
uo'P"' nave we not been steering hc same course
ever since we left you without lacking or ralinr in
sai; only we have thrown the king uye,board God
bless hints ~''0
when 'hc boat cane along SIDE the wall .wllat mag.
innocent quay tins is" exclaimed Mr.. Il. ssW have
none BIKE ii IN America. New York end ;ver,,,oi ,,n
muiuaIy dependent on each other. Ncu take, her cot
ton anu other raw protuCc and she takes Your CUTLERY
anu earhenYase, cotton goods salt, and coal W..
can't do without you, and You can as little 90 without
MS. And can you conceive of greater nonsense than
that tTo such countries She ud 60 To wat; IL ;, mere
nonsense" In reply TO an inquiry, whether he worLl
be at ms lodgings at certain hour Yess sa;L he i,
be there before That have only go 10 tie Gustav,
house about my luggage, anda Custom house oath YOU
know rs easily Swallowed" So FASCINATING was Ir
Nandolp's conversation; that he could with ,1cuIt
escape from tho crowd chat still lingeSed around
re was dressed ~ blue coat, yellow silk nccls-cot,
ans, biur trowsers.
The Liverpool Courier Of The lIih speaking OF
Greece says nothing is presented in this in
try but strange picuroe of ssensiuns and union: of the
nobcst iyrOm and the bascst reachcr,; of All that i,
great and mean in human Bnt to What these
chaotic heavings may tend, eau 81 ij.iy o,cIl
II does not yet appear that matters have been salts
e'ctctly accommodated between Russia and the Turkish
H)i.an, was some lime ago stated W hat the = r
engagements dPrecise;y are ana whether they re-
spec Greece al all, points which no certain in
formation has t:anspirod.
Aldetmcu Wa;tatnn and W God and Mr. JTrs.es,,
and Gen. Gascoyne, have been reurne TO Pa. Tia men
the first two rom London, tie latter frosn Liverpool
The cotton market for the week ending on Saturday
the a. had been rather dull, ahda decline Il from
TO lid the prices Of thcuctI c,evio,s ON
! i5raz's and American, had been experienced. The
sales amounted TO 1850 bags s. the imports 10 I8 43s
On the Ith there was fair ard steady tetnand and
about 1900 bags ere disposed Of Sea Island IeB 4
49, stained do g. %; Upland Alabama and Mobile
a III New Orleans 81 a 9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

Il. Charles Humphreys, Esq. President Adams and
Secretary CIay-the theory aud practice of eoquence
united.
by Joseph !. Lemon. The Clay of the Wcst--A
good manure Tor the SOIL of the East Frequently tried
and seldom found wanting.
BY gentleman ufLouioiana. The Tariff ON sugar
Health and prosperity the Representative OF Kenuc-
Ky, who foremost protecting the rights and inter-
ests of Louisiana, when abandoned by her own Repre-
sentatves.
! BY MIR. r. Smith. Constitution renders--Lc them
mend their morals and manners before they pre-
sumo and correct The work of the fathers OF
the country.
VIXEN the toast in reference TO Mr.. Clay given,
lie arose and expressed his grateful thanks to the
pany for this testimony of their continued confidence
and esteem. lie advcred very briefly aud eioquently,
though i'll general terms, To the topics alluded 10
veral of the sentiments previously announced, aud III
the course of his remarks paid tribute 20 the memory
If Mr. Jefferson, the melancholy intelligence of whose
death lie had just learnt Mr. Clay oiuded by pro
posing as tOast,'the three Counties Of this Congress
sionai District, Fay'tte WooLf,rd, aud Clark" MIR.
Iolley also addressed 20 the company short speech
alter having been in the most tatteriBg called
upon, when the University toasted; the very az
propra,e sentiments which he Uttered in his usual hand
some st,lc were repeatedly and warmly oppaudcd -
Mp Ho!icy, after referring to the nu.cCnt legacy
our deceased teiIow>ci;i1en, gave SsCutimeu The
Inen.,ry of James 1o!.iscn;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

Oo>'F' zee 1,TeSidcHt = NE a. States.
S'R If you are a man of feeling, your high Office
cannot exempt you from tie ,ntus ion of bitter reec
tlo anu the torturcs of sell reproat If YOU are NOT
man oil feeling you still cannot be inscnsibic 70 c
consciousness OF talent misappie confidence abused
dhd dne versal msIrust which has succeeded to that
dependence which was uace placcd in your
$3.50 abiiiiies In either case, You arc an exam
ndId misery, anl it would be we'll for the
81 unciastened ambition, could their cves
e '"e iieii IN your BOSOM AMI see what il is
az once, blasted hoPe, standardization, and re
conscience.
r. have you fallen l DO not ask BY ,yhat
s1nt say from what hcic;.!
1890, no man in this nation stood higher. Called
once OF great trust, you had Oiled " III. aliI;tz
eafE hopes entertained OF you, Increased a. every
Of your progress, and you seemed steadj!r as
PohS 10 The glorious contamination Of American
anu hepubiicdn ambition. in Concr,ss and in ,be
Caoinet' you displayed abilities not too aIIr exolIad
oy your friends and not denied even bv your cneuIes
what are you now sill? Vice President of tho IT
states indeed but does that Office satisfy your ambi
"oh Can ITS possession justify TO your conscience inc
means By which you obtafncd il? Docs IFS salary ond
us hoaours, compensate for the lost confidence of fin;
"aO the respect Of lie virtuous and wise fine soc
Oh yourself: Sir, when think what Won are am,
what you might hare been, pity almost masters re-
osT,r..a. '''o Inauguration iaei at yonr political
ot"c'7' Is merged IN my sympathy or human failtv
'.' s"''y are punished fer example and not for
vengeance; and those offences ), Ach lninft be Ior.
gTen you, The public goc,! requires should rot bo
forgotten. Tie times call for IN czanr,'o. 4 sacri.
'' ''""ss OF pubic virtue, and political
p-a.;I 81 d" unFiPe age candidate for the
,,,- "a mani es'ed desire TO shove out Of
'vu' way '"' '"tneus iowndes, nominated by your
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

7
soiey alse addressed 10 The company short speech,
alter having been IN the most tiaerng manner called
upon wien the University was toasted; the very ap
propate sentiments which he Uttered in his usual hand
some ST. ic' were repeatedly and warmly appiaudcd
Mp Hotcy alter rcerrIug TO the muniiCCnj legacy C
our uece"sed 'eiow>ClH-en gave as Sscnmet', - lac
. IAeH-'iy of James 'io!tiScn.'
NHA"'sS3"N' 'hy -
Ag!ceahy with rrt'!ou notice Puhhc Meeting I"
the IuNens friendly 10 the Admhi'stfaton was held al
one O'clock, yesterday, at the Court House 1t was
very nunerously and respectfully attended The Hon.
hEopoRE GALL ARD was called to tae Cbair-and
+ Col: NATHANIEL GREENE CLEAGY, appointed Score
tary. The notice given the papers being read nd
the object of the Meeting explained hv the Chair the
/ Hon JoStPH BELLINGER moved that Committee of
thirteen he appointed for the purpose of drafting Ieso-
! uilons-wheEcupon the following gentlemen were
naued;-
JOS. BELTINGER THoTAs HUNT,
HOS. Bennett, WM. LANCE,
JAMES i.AMs, SIMON MAGwoop,
/ JoHN IL. HEAD, WILLIAM ROUSE,
DANIEL STEVENS, VIM. MATTHEW'S,
JEhEMttH CoNDY, \. 5. WuLINGroN,
> AMEs MARSH,
/ The Committee tIirn Withdrew ,,y ,,r,, 80, .;.
reported tlc following Preamble and RasIt;s n;I
were unanimously aaoptetl:-
LAS il the dutv OF The citizens Of this country TO re-
st every encroachInent, however trivial in appearance
on their unaonablc rights, SO it is a sacred resnec
they owe TO themselves 10 supper, tlIe public artIo.
ties, their own servants Will, ;h,ir ,Ct. ~ Wv -
f4n ono 10
ton. Such an obligation at nil limos -.no;, 30
comes imperative ,vheD = | ne
officers of tlie cro,.eru,n,r. L,,r;, i 'ie ny
diminish tLc ConG,jarce r a. i 81 t,o't' -
ton itself 'Tba prc,l,, - ~ '"V
been elevated IN ,k - 'e ''''',Tu states mas
nolinn nv to ,, t;,;-i nm. "a ','e g'it oi Tue
n,asnn,,fiyoe - | ''Ie u tue immediate re-
Naoistr :; - 'N Pc"P'e' ne came INTO the Chief
9 80 me same manner az is iilHatroes Prede
' nov As = t-fFERSoN' nj lis first election. The
strange sentiment las, notwithstanding, been loudly
anu Costlna'ey attempted to be Disseminated that he r
io' me ciolce oil the people. On this dcIusye basis
The dIsQuietuIe of disappo+nfed anb;;,,, hos ,oi 49,
opposition equally rancoroGa and nGiscriminae Pub
nc meetings nave been called this period SO distant
from The next Presidential election and when the ey
citetncn's Of the last have scarcely vet ub.iicJ e
enHcavours made to create in Inc MOI mir n,I a.
absolute disirist of the Exocnfiva nc,,r,,,a, 20 81
Government. nv rrefarrino and ,a;fe, ,ti,,o ~
corruption unslIpn3,icJ nv ma, o.; i,' ~, ? VI
zcns Of 'harcsion and IT,. yi,ss..;,.. - W ''
- .. I'm "a '.'FH anFPoIt rom ic adutni5'ra-
solves anil 49, a ~ - NC an injustice 10 thctn
.io,,s of ;fo;r ;; W Pcl''"' erroneous impress
dot - -; t'i.s 10 P''Fa'i anf"ad ana believing
ui sentiment hostile TO he admins ration does moi
the nrosen GUS "a 90 wa" pleasure embrace
,o Prose" occasion OF declaring 10 the President Of
neu 21.es' their reliance on his patriotism,
d,;ics cFi; Gu |G'l' ~ the d,ch"g ohe great
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04
I,ILBURNF.

haYcsoen an i"''naiion from good authority ..t
zoe american Public 'i receive in due season, an in
ye''sa''on Of Tie events which preceded tie battle ~
Ne" Orleans in wLicl it viii he zhcwn, Ga, General
Aaair OF Kentucky, was TIC efficient head og te Anne.
'ic9n AF"y-that by lam The plan Of operations, and
'"c disposition Of tho forces were arrsngcd-tat his
Suggestions were implicitly received BY the apparent
commandment hat 70 him in fact is due ihc florv
Of saYiag Ncw Orleans History abouuds with i,.s,an
ce' OF The kind, and as Adair is knoyu 20 he man or
0'gh military genius-cool, sagacious and dalfnq Of
i'" words and ready action-Hcre seems nothing nm
common Or improbable IN the supposton. as tic vic.
tor Of Tie 9Th January has been h,ouc'l to deserve
iee Presidency, SIC think If these facts arc made f.,
'7Ps7r' t'at in common Justice, AIar and not jack
500 ought 10 be made President
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04
CHARtssTov, July g,

Ag!ceahiy with previous notice Public Meeting t.:
the citizens friendly the Admins .ration, was held
one o'clock, yesterday, at the Court House. 1t was
very numerously and respectfully attended. The Hon.
THEODORE GAIII.ARD called to i.ie Cbar-and
Col. NATHANIEL GREENE CLEARY, appointed Score
tary The notice given in the papers being read, and
the object OF the Meeting explained by the Chair, the
Hon JoStPH BEI.tINCER moved that a Committee Of
Ireen be appointed for the purpose ofdraftng
utions-whereupon the following gentlemen were
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

i" nas oeen boldly and presua, aga - allerei ih,,
"a 'u"ihisi ratIoh has never Succeeded here in oh
aiming any thing more than feeble and r;,oi sum-,
',o a1 IRON 'r'i"g and disrcpulalIc raro,, cf lie
o','"l'y' CorIleft Of success rofeoycf t.rc vic
nave maintained tue assertion lately rcrtr,d mon ,
Is'su'e' winch they anticipated vonI egcctYajJr 81
opposition or dispute, but which 70 tici- NORTH
t'Di' ana disappointment has evcniu,tcJ ,,l, IN IL
,'s Go"h Just and merted retaliation ,rcef;n, ri
..e ~ nus OF Ten 'cKsOS, has Teen followed b[
aI l's VI 1"e RiLNDs or THE Ar-!frrsrn,-r1o,
% any J"'f co7clu7toa ofate a,t1gla ogcUc. ,q,i,,
a'' W "r'Wo from these public conventions cr he 49,,
inherent report rnus 90 abroad Of tic stafc of
aug 's u.s. than has been lGfc,,o a,4ilr,,.sIy
""'"sa, ed' } tie tables are turned. ana lie ,.l,
IlI'''S s''eS m which we have been ,.,r,ried
nov 1efn unsupported nor failed in ,.,, a,,,,,,
A"uh proceeding be'onI mere nu,oc,,r ,l ,i
"",. conform st more closely 10 the ll,ot ,L,.,l
D,oSF NJ me my, luDlrnown tc The s,nri, ,ol
~ S'Hs 'cw by.cone years.] IS must Ito ,,t ~
80 SION the respecabiitY Of die ,.-.,t ITO
,o'v' ucd yesterday 81 iIc Courthouse SO ,li,. Sc an
~, S A We 1T loss 10 thai respect .. our r-ig,l it
-. 'D,e' al the opposite side of the street. W
,',',' ,'s'e,ore th'' the season OF e9slo,j j.
'"i I'D certain quarter r//.,:I, - ~ q"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04
2S(c4Deeg oesp GS4 ge6@&
FEIDAY MORNING., AUGUST 4 1a2a=
FoR rHa CoxsrlrrrloyA1 WuIG.

1oJC C.3LH0C.F:: J-ice Presioost 3'afe q. States.
SIN: If you are man of feeling, your high Office
cannot exempt you from tie intrusion Of bitter reec-
lion" and the torures of sell rcproach If YOU are not
man OF feeling, you still cannot be nscnsib!c to t.e
conscIousness Of talent misappie confidence ahnsnl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

IA Lexington Reporter of the 7th ut gives the fol-
r -. .Ccount Of thc Dinner which was gwen 10 Mr..
~ go the preceding Saturday;
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-29
NOTICE.

yIvHE Copartaership heretofore existing under the firm
of Rdrsner Craven has this day by mutual consent
been dssoved.-A persons ndeb ed to said firm are re.
quesed to make payment before the first day OF
February next at the expiration of SAID time all the &C
counts will be placed in the hands of acoector;-and
those having claims will present them GEo W. KARssER
who is duly authorized settle the of said firm
THOMAS CRAVEN,
GEO. w. KARSNER.
Delaware City, December 49, 1896 A-N
N B. The subscriber begs leave to return his sincere
thanks his friends and the public in general for their
liberal patronage toward the late firm of Kqrsner Craven
and respectfully socits continuance OF the same, at the
old stand, where he will continue to keep constantly on
hand very of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Liquors. Hard Hollow, Cedar, Queens Ware-Drugs Me-
dcines Hats Boots Shoes ready made Clothing and every
m " Which s will be- sold vsrv low for cash or country
duce and he atters himself from his knowledge of bust
ness together with careful and prompt attention. to retain
the good will of his customers and merit share Of public
patronage. GEO w. kAhSNEit,
December IS, 1896 tate Of The firm IF X. e c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-29
COMPARISON REQUESTED.

r BOSTON, Chemist to L L. d. Wells, the
81 original manufacturer lin the u s. of Supefne Va-
ter Co'ors for Drasriag j. D. manufactures and has
any for sale Superne American Water Colors in boxes,
BY the dozen single cake, with extensive assortment
Of Toy Paints.
The Carmine and Lake made by himself from the raw
material is very superior to Ncwmans, Ackermans and
Reeves OF London and bears greater contrast with the
foreign article stamped American sold by D. b. Smith,
bearing the name Of G C. Osborne who upwards of
i2 years employed by L. 49, Wels. in New York and Phi
ladephia
The making of Carn,ine and Lake from Cocineal is
little andcraood that all Europe contains perhaps
than 10 makers. j. b is the only person the s. who
has brought these articles to perfecton competent dg
have pronounced his The aes they had Sci
enhc gentlemen and artists respectfully invited to
and compare J. BIS coors with those abuve mention
ed.
Certfcate.-We the undersigned, Artists, Of the city
of Baltimore, have examined box of Water Coors, man
uflctured by Boston, OF Philadelphia and have hes
alion in recommending them 10 the public equal to any
We have The Lake and Carmine, superior
any foreign or domestic. HOLSrE,
r. TlLYARD,
w. ALBRIGHT,
CHARLES CURTIS,
GEO ENDICOrT,
JAMES PAWLEY,
Nov 1895. 7-t0p SAMUEi. SNl iii.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-29
BALM OF COLUMBIA.


No. los, IATket Street, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Della
ware, for the sale of Oaridges Chemical Balm Of Co.
umba, which is extracted from tree found in the wis
America. The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues are as follows
One bne, price 50 cents prevents the hair from falling
off in Az hours from its first application, causes new
growth of whiskers in few weeks. bottle, pce rs
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling Off bu, like
wise IN three weeks causes growth to appears and
me at pi gives in general good head of hair to young
person.
itpreyentsthe hair from turning gray, and makes il curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy, and in few applca
tons frees it from curf and entirely nervous head
aches
1t BY repeated experiments found 10 bear every sort of
climate, without the least injury TO its virtues.
Copies OF certificates will be shown by The vendors from
gentlemen Who after being bald number of years. have
received new growth of hair
The slgners characters supported by His Britannia
Maesys Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has pteiixed
his seal and the royal of Great }an also the MAYOR
and other Magistrates Of Phadephs who were personal.
y acquainted with The sgners have certified their high
respec'ablty and have likewise prefxed their seals.
October 90, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-29
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

TIME subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY Esq., together with the accounts connected
with the business OF that establishment from the first OF
january 1896 have passed into his hands, and that he will
continue business in all its branches at the old stand,
of mall and Queen streets, near The Fiends Meet
ing House, where he will manufacture, and furnish at Phil
adcphia prices, Mould and Dpt CANDLES, Fuers, Eel
io.s, and Biosn SOAp OF the best quality
ENOClI ROBERTS.
n b. The highest price given for Tallow, butchers
Fat aud Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1926 Som