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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
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EDWARDsvlLLE. OCToBER 10. 1926.

We invite the Affection Of our read.
ers to the speech OF the Reverend Mr.
Christmas, on suject oil great, because
OF universal importance. Our motive,
however, in enriching our columns with
it, was not SO particularly The diffusion
of religious intelligence, as the exhibit
iiop Of that charming spirit Of liberality
which pervades the christian world, in a
great degree, at the present day. Ii is
not indifference towards doctrines, nor a
compromise of principle. II is mu-
tual agreement 10 unite, so far as union
may be sincere and hearty; and to diff
fer honestly and judge ENORMOUSLY Oh
The points OF disagreement. This speech
was delivered by Pres 6yterian Minis
Ter before Methodist Missionary So
ciety In this connection, and associated
with SO noble train of liberal ideas, we
like the expression "your Wesley and
our Whitefeld, 1T places those great
worthies--not in opposition-but, as
they ought to be, side by side, contend
ing maniully in the same warfare, under
the same Captain ;-only in different di.
visions. May their respective followers
be ever found willing to recognize the
high and close relation in which they
mutually stand by their enlistment IN
der the banner OF The cross-though
clad in uniforms little varying in shape
and color.
The editor Of the Pittsburgh States
man is informed that the people OF Hi.
nois think themselves very competent to
the preservation Of their own character
and are not at all ashamed in the matter
which that editor thinks disgraceful. II
that editor is sincere in his political
course, he may yet find occasion to re-
greet circumstance which seems to af.
ford him a strange pleasure. However
the people may have been kept in tn,
dark as to the political sentiments of ;
certain successful parsonage, we can ap
prize the Statesman-if the signs of til,
times have been los, upon him-tha
there are indications not altogether ia
vorable to the cause which that pape
and the Spectator agree in supporting.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
not, you have an in,eres, 10 the bsnevos

not, you have an interest 10 the bsnevos
lem sohtnes OF The present age. they
are carrying forward kingdom which
involves, deeply involves, your own vel.
fare, and the welfare OF this land, and OF
other lands, and OF ages end generations
yet TO come. To this kingdon you are
indebted fer the blessings OF liberty, IN
lelligence, and religion. 10 this, ara
nations indebted for the light and freedom
they enjoy. 1t is moving forward with
mighty power, breaking The arm OF tho
oppressor, emancipating the bondn en-,
enligbtcning the ignorant, eleysung The
degraded, and pouring the blessings OF
civilization and eternal lie Oh this be-
nigh,ed world. Borne On by the arm
of God, it is destined to crush opposing
Kingdoms OF darkness end tyranny, and
mould them into one universal krnedem
oil righteousness and peace, consecraled
TO The Lord and his Christ. o. It's glory
you are to be an everlasting spectator;
and in IFS progress you have 81 eteriast-
ing interest. And do you not desire To
hear of its movements VIII you dis.
Germ the =" face of The sky" end po' dis.
cern "the signs Of the ume." Nhile
the nature sun is rising ana setting, Tho
sun OF righteousness is rising in bis
strength never 10 set. While the tides
are ebbine and flowing, the waters of
salvation are flowing in widening and
deepening current, never TO subside.
While you watch the natural heavens
Tor the early and the latter rain, multi.
tudes art looking 10 that heaven OF pu.
rly and bliss " hicl is eternal.
To communicate to you an outline Of
what is doing for the advancement OF
the Redcemer's kingdom, and to interest
your hearts in this great cause, is tho
design of this little Tract; and that the
spirit OF God may attend it and make it
the instrument OF much good, is the de-
sire of THE EDITOR.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
THE CURRENCY.


! Among the subjects which will occu-
by the attention Of our State Legislature,
at the approaching session, the circvat'
ing medium, connected as it is wsh in'
dividual comfort and general prosperity;
with private integrity and psbiic faith;
will require all the emery, frmness,
wisdom and honesty of me members,
A single error--we are not abiding to
motives. single crror of former lee
gisa,ure, has involved the stale and
the people in a ssrics of difficulties
which have been ten-fold greater aod
more durable than those from which is
was fondly hoped TO relieve them. This
fact is before Us. The evidence is seen
and fell by us all. We do hope, there
fore, that it may prove solemn warning
to the people and their servants, to shun
quackery.
Our attention has been called to This
subject, just now, by a friend, who has
placed in our hands speech delivered
by JOHN Pore, Esq. in The Legislature
Of Kentucky, in 1923, on the adoptloa
OF Mr.. Rowan's resolution, ceDsurIng
the decision Of the Court. The speech
is replete with good sense, strong rea-
soning, able exposilions OF constitutions
al principles, and the nature Of our co.
vernment, and, what particularly pleas
ed US, good feelings. Ply that the mild
ness exhibited by Mr.. Pope, had no:
been initiated 10 the conflict which has
succeeded the adoption of "relief mca-
sures" in Kentucky. We have never
medded with the politics oil that state,
and do not intend it. The only interest
we have felt in the struggle, has been
such as every one, who claims the title
of i" American" as his charac' eris6c
lappella,ion, must feel and this inter-
est could only elicit regret for the dis.
PRESSING and injurious violence which
has grown out OF the Resolution, against
the adoption of which Mr.. Pope cor.
tends in the speech before US.
The disastrous example OF Kentucky
our own sad experience, arc before
US. We hope the people are sufficient
ly aware of the effects Of legislative en-.
pyricism, and that the Legislature viii
act with caution and discretion ON the
momentous SUBJECT. Let it be recol-
lected that many Of her citizens have
| fled from our sister state, to avoid tho
disastrous conmotions which have.
been induced by such measures. Who
would light torch which should pro.
duce such fame in Illinois
at is frequently urged," says Mrs
Pope, +" tina. reasonable degree of con-
6dence must be reposed in the legisla-
lature. This is true; and ii is equally
true that salutary jealousy in the peo-
pie, of those entrusted with power, is
the great preserva,ive Of freedom"
We hope the people Of Illinois will
apply this sentiment, (worhy to be a.
dopted as an axiom) to the subjecl be.
fore US mot for the purpose Of cramh-
ing the Legislature, but in order to de
rec, them in the proper course. We
invite cool, deliberate, candid, and
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13

We have the following account, IN
she papers, OF young Basha7O arriving
in this republican land. Ii Is certainly
an interesting story, If the whole is not
a hoax; which however we should sus-
pee, to be the case, ii the subject OF 1t
was not TOO young TO practice such de-
ception. ". Herald.
I'm interesting stranger The reput-
ed son Of the present Bashaw oil Danes
Gus, named Sadi Hsmet, and abou, I'LL
teen years OF age, was lately IN Utica,
N, Y. soliciting charity; his story, an in
terc1ting one, is, that he was on board
of Turkish vessel, of which his bro.
Their was master, bound TO the w. Indies,
with cargo OF silk and specie. They
were captured by a pirallcal vessel, and
ell on board OF his vessel, excepting
himself and another young man, were
destroyed. They effected their escape
in the pirates boat, while the crew were
preparing TO remeve their plumber. Al
ter remaining in the boat nine days they
were picked up by vessel and carried
into Quebec, and they have certificate
OF this fact signed by the captain, who
picked them up, and countersigned by
two gentlemen in Quebec. From this
city they undertook a journey TO New
York, but separated on their way.-He
writes with great facility, in his native
language, and from right to left. He
is likewise acquainted with the geogra-
ply and history Of the eastern world,
end has read some European works.
He has seen Mr.. Fisk, missionary at
jerusalem, and heard of Wolf and other
missionaries. He expresses strong
desire TO return TO his native country.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
TURKEY.

The insurreclionary disposition OF the
Japassarles Is MOI yet finally exlinguish'
ed but little doubt is entertained OF the
final success OF the government. The
resolution and ACTIVITY OF the Sultan arc
exerted with great effect.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13

turned 10 England Both his Secreta-
ries had died al Panama. The Ouch
Commissioner had gone to La Vera
Cruz, with the view OF being on the spot,
as Is supposed, at the re-assembling oil
the Congress, in the Territory OF Mexi.
CO. ID.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13

effect much! Athens, Corinih, and
other citadels, are said to BIT IN COM
plete state OF defence; and the brave
Miaulis lately gained some naval yicto-
RIGS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13

anecdo,e Of the soldier who, being re-
menstrsIed for no, firing with the rest,
replied" Why don't you blame the
rest Tor not firing with me!
Nat. Jour.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
GREECE.

The accounts from this country though
contradictory, are something more ia
vorable. The aid Of Lord Cochrane,
whose immediate arrival at the Archi-
peiago was looked Tor, is expected to
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13

We understand that Mr.. Dawkins,
the British Commissioner to the Con.
gress a, Panama, LEI, thai place upon
the adjournment Of Congress, and re.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
NEWARK ACADEMY.

NHE Trustees of this Institution happy inform the
Il public that considerable repairs in the building will
be made before the encement of another session.
order 10 accommodate greater number of students A
separate room will be fitted up for Mathematical and
English department. of which able Teacher will be
selected to take the charge Both the Mathematical and
Classical departments will thus enjoy superior advantages
The price OF Tuition is reduced 90 dollars; and Board
p 100 dollars. To that the morals of the pupils are
attended to at their boarding houses, committee of the
Board will be appointed to visit them from time to time.
popularity If lis principal the saubriy and peasantness
the place. the excellence of its society," and the many
Spectacle families in which the students be accomIno-
my, recommend it all parents very eligible nursery
for their children
The summer session will commence Monday the 15t
Of May. H. W. GILBERT, Pyes,dent
| II. WHiTELEr. Sec'y efhs H2agd IF Trustees
! April IS. 45-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
PUBLIC, SALE.

TWILL be sold, public auction, upon the premises,
w on Monday the 29th inst, all the Machinery f,r
carrying The Manufacture of Sattnets and Cassmcrs
rollers three feet breaker, billy, 48 spindes, iennys
nearly new, so spndes each, sheerug machines, large
press with IA cast press plates with sundry sheet
iron do and large qlaniy Of press papers,, copper
dye keith s. large and one smaller, 10 sanet and
:a.slrner looms, sith mounting complete, warpng
mil and spools. about $50 eet of new tenterEg number
nfrees and healds suitable for the manuiac ug f
tne aid cassimers, horse mill with shafts, dr1s belts,
&C., cas stoves sd pip and quantity IF iengh coa
small III pf zoo, aid large number Of jenny bpbbns,
counting house esk cloth table, and ches, Of drawers
paem bsance, IT,. steeyards, large pump, Nae,
cserns, Tbs &C, wool baskets together Nib yaney
Of other arr cls tedious enumerate Also tter TIE
sale # the Mach ery lii be sold quaa,ly Of flashed
aattinet;s, ia superor quality. JAMES FHoWN,
ABltAN rDNELL,
May S. Att .asapnees Of Thomas Po7reil
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber, Docron MEDICINE and pnar,.
CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies and Geue
men Of wilmington and its vicinity, that he has con
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
wilmington, Delaware, in the house opposite Mr. lem,
Hoobes q Cos. Lumber Yard-where he prepares The fo
lowing Medicines The Sulphate of Quinne. Thism.T
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark AM
when properly prepared is the best medicine as vel die
covered for the of Agues Remitten and intermittent
Feyers lie also prepares Basamc Restorative for d
eases of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Conumption
Phthsic and medicine which will eec,ualy cure thr
most distressing Headache, no matter how long its contn
uance may be. lie also cures the Toothache in few
minutes without making OF any of the corrodne acids
or red hot iron plugging the teeth with gold leaf o.
sheet lead The medicine he makes use Of will preserve
the teeth for years He prepares Tooth Powder that will
wen the teeth, be they ever so black from taking med
cine or any other DIR. p prepares an Eve Wae,
that will remove all inammations from the eyes have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some of them
crppIes for years from it, Names signatures do mt
require as see it is too much the with quackerv
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, am able to medicinal
virtues contained in animals, vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
| if they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold by the name of Syain,s pana
cea which did not hear of until Mr.. Swan.s sdye
tisenen few weeks past. then called on some Of
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia spoke TO
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the Of certain diseases All
the gentlemen spoke to on the subject, said they were
certain that Mr. Swain not the inventor Of the medi
cine The man that invented the patacea was one Of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and dead nea
two hundred years; and his writings difficult 10 be had
That Mr. Swain has got part Of his works, or some
person gave him receipt from the work. have doubt
Of have now prepared chemical and real preparation
of the PANACEA, which will sell a, dollar per bot.
tie by the duzen and one dollar and fifty cents single
DIR. z. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Eruptons and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares
Saye that will take Corns by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation Of pain.
Ladies or Gentlemen who are afflicted with any disease
that durable, if they pleased to call me, shall be
attended 10 with the strictest punctuality
| JAS. PURCELL, M. ID. & PC.
| Wilmington, Del, Jan 90, 1926. 18-6m
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
at J. Wilson's Book store, No. los, Market st.
Letter from Friend in America, to Luke Howard
uf roenham London in which the character of
late FRIEND Job Scott is indicated and defended, and his
Doctrines shown to be consistent with Scripture and sound
reason. In reply to letter addressed by Luke Howard
the author
Am therefore become your Enemy because tell you
he truth GAL. Nv. 10. Price 12d cts,
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FOR SALE

At J. Wilson's Bookstore, No. 1O5, Market stree
Clarke's INDELIBLE PERMANENT INK, for wrlsng
on Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings table and pea
linen, &c., with pen. This Ink will moi
the delicate texture and cannot be discharged
also the only sure method of identifying such properly
Common ard Extra fine Red and Black Sealing "aA,
Lead and Paste Crayons, Gum Elastic, Tapers, V,slng
other Cards, Sun Glasses Court Plaster Indian INK @
Paints in boxes or single cakes. Canels Hair Pehc''
Pocket and Dressing Combs uo
Fnleys Pocket Map Of the United States, for Travellers
Do Of Delaware and Maryland,
(,ould Browns Grammar.
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Queen of Otaheite HOTEL,
A fee doors belou the Town Hall.

Joshua HUTTON, (iate Of the Black Horse Iavern,J
81 respectfully informs his friends and the public in gen
era that he has taken the above extensive establishments
(recenly occupied by James Pumy,) which he has hed
up style that will ensure comfort and convenience 70 ms
visitors The Hotel is situated n pleasant part of the
Borough, and presents inducements and advantages TO
those VINO are in the pursuit OF business or pleasure not
surpassed by public house IN the town; Inc number
wish to be retired from the noise and hustle of tavern
may be perfectly gratifed
The Stables aud Carriage House attached to the esab
Isnent are extensive commodous and secure, and under
the direction OF rusy superintendents
The advertiser atters himself that from his experience
and the accommodations OF the house he has aken he vii
be able CRAFTY his guests, and render his establishment
worthy Of share OF the public patronage.
Travellers wishing to take passage in any of the Stages
Steam Boat from he Borough, and deslrous of leaving hel
Horses aud Carriages may depend upon having every at
tentlon paid to iii. I'm until their retarn.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington Anri a. 1896 S9-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
DIoHONORABLE ACT.

TSHE printer of weekly Newspaper in this Borough has
4 changed the name Of his paper from tDelaware Reg
ster" to delaware Advertlser"--theeby adopting part
Of The title of the "Amercan Waterman and Delaware Ad
the subscrbcrs and which in existence many years
before the said puter commenced business We believe
that man will steal species Of property will not
scrupe to take another; and large portion 81 our ex
change papers and communications received through the
Pos Office have Other SUI description than Delawa9e
Advertiser, the design Of the aforementioned change
may be readily We have endeayored, in the mos
respectful and friendly manner TO induce the printer al
ded to- revert to the former other, title for his
paper but efforts have been uhavailng--and We
therefore respectfully request, mean TO avert yhse
injury The said printer may have intended towards US
by adopting title, that correspondents, and those
printers who exchange with u.s. will direct their taya to
the ".4a,eyican Hachman," or to A & IL. WILSON.
Whining on. Del, March 10, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
100000 DOLLARS.
The DeIaaoare Fire Insurance C0mpahy,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the State Of Della
Il ware, with capital of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving applca'
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No 81, Shpley street.
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by FIRE.
every description of buildings general Merchandise;
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household Furniture
and other personal property against loss or damage
by inland transportation of goods wares merchandise aha
country produce. 80,
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any OF the
Companies the Cities of Philadelphia New York. rar
ties assured may repose the fullest confidence IN we
sodiy OF its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CORNELIUS d. BLANEY is Agent to survey properly lopc
insured, for the town and vicinity Of New Castle
LEWIS II EVANS is Agent to survey property to DC in
sured for the town and vicinity of Elkton.
JOHN CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Insurer
| for The town and vicinity of Smyrna
JOSEPH JONES Agent to survey property TO be lnsure
| for the town Of West.Chester and vicinity.
| Directors.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
/ Joseph Bay, Vim. Chandler,
| David c. Wilson, Joseph Grubb
| Joseph c. Gilpin, Robert Porter u,
i WIN. SEAL, President.
| ID. BYRNBs, Secretary. ),
April 10, 1896. -
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

HtAN AWAY from the subscriber, the 10th inst,
"a Jaans Pierce ndented Mulatto boy, is years
age hstace What Marked occasiored by having been
polsoned-smaii Of stature: had blue roundabout
Jacket, black vest brown cloth trowsers, patched Jeer
SON boots and WOOL hat The above and able
charges will be paid brought home secured in jail
Otherwise SO that the owner may get him again.
CALVIN TUBBS
Newark, Del, April 81, 1926. 4e--4p
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FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.

Dan AWAY from the subscriber on the 10Th instant,
lG indened apprentice 10 the Saddle aud Harness
making business, named Richard X. Zones. Whoever re
turns him shall receive the above reward hut ne
charges All persons forbidden to him on my
account or harbor him at their peril
JAMES WATSON.
Wilmington April 2S, 1926. 46--1t
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PUBLIC SALE.

HETILL be sold at public auction al the house If G j.
w v oe, on Wednesday, the 31st inst at O'Clock,
p NJ that four story Brick and Frame Factory situated
and being in shpley street, lately occupied as Wooden
Manufactoy with the lot on smpey street. forty ur
frontand eighty one ep, bounded by lands If Alfich
McIarey others 10 No ?, situated in Orange str et
between Kent and Broad streets being thirty feet front on
Orange sect, and elhy-one deep, bounded by lands of
CRU aid Others, On which is erected frame stabe and
carriage house. Immediate possession will be gwen
Terms ut SALE JAMES BROWN
ABRAM POWELL
NAV S. 48-8t .assignees Of Thomas Pozgsy
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WANTED,

TIME sum of $l70O, for which ample Mortgage securi-
ty will be gwen, and lawful interest," payable halt year.
ly For particulars inquire Of BENZ. FEhhis,
e in West, near Third street.
xtr;Ir,;notnn mo- H. 1896, 24-H
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DRAWING.

II =,
22-4o-S9- 25-37--17-32-36.
$4,000 for IS,
NEXT WED.NESDAY.
Grand State Lottery Of aryand-No 6, to be draT%Js.
the odd and even system, by which the holder OF two
cts is certain of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE, ano '
haps THREE. ooo inf
5000 10 Of OOO Is of 5C0 so of 1907 1000 5yi ~
Of 2o $50 of 10; 10000 of A. 2os94 prizes; i9'i'-
blanks. 10000 Tickets. q,
Ticket IS oO-Half :. 50-Quarter, 1.25-Eighti' o
Tickets and shares for sale at
Robertson s Little's,
Lottery Office, No. as. Market St. Wilmington
Who sold in the last Union Canal, the Si0t % p1es 4
the Grand Consolidated Lottery one OF 81 Voo' anu
| 500 &c. way
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NOTICE.

YTyiOSE persons indebted to the estate OF JOHN WOOL
i sToN, deceased, are requested to make payment ana
those having demands against SAID estate to present mem
for settlement, to JEREMIAH WuoLo iols'
SAMUEL WOOLSToN,
April 10 4l-qt 4dnTS.