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TOO[NE arD7s.

,OtTC.ahuB RAN TOOTH .aCHE
PILLS. The rel ief is immediate, with
out sthc least injury 10 the testh,-
Price one dollar.
GS-The above MEDICINES are in
closed in pamphlets, containing direc-
tions for using them, and numerous
cures performed BY the,n--are-war'
ted genaine land may be lad of the
present Proprietor, at his Counting
Room over No. 20, Court street, Dos.
ron, opposite Concert liaIi and at
retail, BY his special oppointmep as
above, and also at Providence, of ].
BALcH, and at other large Towns aud
Cities, throughout the Union.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary
cures may be had ofthe Agents, sra-
tbs. r. 4tf
0erA large discount to country ply
sicians, traders, &c.
Sept. so. eowly.
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ofslI that mostsls hnvs o. dread !
And tkus = hotrid Whisper sid
succesdIess ministers I've sent.
Thy hssteuins ruin T. prevent;
Their lessons nousht-n now here am !
Think rot my threatninss 70 defy ~
Swallow this thy last twill be,
For with IL thou must swallow We.
Hsggsrd his eyes upright his hair,
Remorse his lips, his cheeks despair;
With shaking hsnds the bowlhe clspsu
My meatless limbs his carcass graspu
And bore II to the Church yard-whercf
Thousands ere would call repair.
Death speaks- an, reader. dc't thou hearr
Hast thou no lurking cause TO fear
Hast not DER thee the sparkling bowl
Constant, commanding. sly control
Betimes reflect, betimes beware
Tho roddy, heu,thful now and .fair
Before slow reason seize the sway,
Refom--postponed another day,
Too soon may mix with common clay.
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No. SO.

island Of Madeira for the purpose ni
cberishlng his living treasure and mouiu
ling bis dead one.
Mr.. Raimonde had bees for some
time standing at the porch of his COT
|4sge, anxiously looking nut for h;s
daughter. When sha sppeared. be said
why so long out, and in the storIn..
too. Rose 2. I thought the closing sof'
the Blossoms Of your beautiful passion
flower this morning would have given
advice. But who is this courteous gen.
ltleman have to ask his pardon I: for
in my yanxiety for you, my dear girl. |
did not perceive the stranger. Drear.
deu Immediately touched his cap, and
introduced himself to the father. Ar
invitation TO partake of the goava and
the pcrfumed piue apple, Immediately
followed.
During the evening. Mr.. RaimonJe
and Captain Drearden recounted mov-
ing accidents by flood and field and new
er did poor Drsdemona listen with more
attention to Othello, than did Rose thi-
evening to the young officers story Of
his life.
The next day. Rose Raimondc sought
the shade of the pomegranate tree.-
She di6 not dare 10 sing her wontcd
song, for fear the handsome young sol.
dier should be near and il was with
bands somewhat trembling, that she
sounded few notes upon her fiageolet.
Her heart fluttered when she heard
them echoed from flute at a short dis
lance; and felt the additional exquisite
shake introduced at the end of the mel
ody, as il wrung its quick vibration on
her ear. Iu a moment after Drcarden
appeared from amidst the green boughs
and again he accompanied her 10 her
dwelling.
Mr.. Raimonde was always ready with
his honest hand, to welcome one, who
he fancied carried in bis heart those
honourable feelings, which best adorn
the brave Of all countries.
Day did not follow day so quickly. as
meeting followed meeting between Ar
thur Drear,len and Rose Rsimonde
'fdr the .rider had drawn his meshe
rouud the simple minded girls hearn
(Io be Comtinusd.)
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CONSUMPTION.
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IRE yeiaored III q few hoars. The a.
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|. RM MEUM MATTSNE.

Dr.RELrE' s. VEGE E3FEE KliEU
M.dI4C PILLS. 70 expatiate on
ihcg superior efficacy Of these pills
would Be superllaons: snatce 1t to say
that IN iheunaiisM, gout, tramp,spasm
stiffness in the joint-, &c. they will be
S found singularsy eycrcious, and may
ssbe used by females unlser all circum-
s1tImces, to great advantage. As phys,
I they operate pcr!cci'y easy and
ssCythosa pain. Price JJty rents.
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The which he loved passing well.
The sun was riding high in his sphere
and few light and feecy clouds,
which one might fancied angels
had woven as robes for blessed spirits,
hung in the pure blue Of a summer sky,
when n ship was seen approaching the
beautiful island Of Madeira. Slowly
and maje.tically chs moved and when
her swelling sails and broad hui near
ed The Loo Rock. she displayed the
British Gag. and gave farther notice
'of her coming by discharging cannon.
The latter signal was answered by the
fort upon the rock and the full toned
sound caused 10y the firing Of tile guns,
ran along the mountains overlapping
u town Of Eunchal, echoed amongst
the hollow., and even started the Wild
birds in the lovely valley Of vines.
The fishermen were not long idle
with tbair boats. They turned the
prows in the direction of The ship and
the passengers, who had long been = cab
ined, cribb,d. confined" were soon
landed upon :he Island.
Among these passengers was en- Eng
lish officer, named Arthur Dreardeo.--
Dissipation and luxury had impaired his
health and he was recommended TO
soiourn in the Island of MADEIRA, for The
pnrpose Of recruiting, and, perhaps, re-
gaining once fine constitution. Ma.
ture had done much for Arthur Drcar-
den and the army, that great school
for courteous manners and easy deport-
ment, had lent its aid to finish syme.
,rical form. Although sickness had
lowered Drearden's finely turned eye
brows, vet it could not sink the bre OF
his full dark eyes. His wild hair was
seated high upon his square built fore
head and hi. upper lip bad in its CON
tour all that beautiful scorn which is
perceiyablc in The glorious etatuc ct
Appollo Bel,id But we know the
lovely water.lily which expands i's lar
white petals upon the bosom Of our
own waters. has often venomons snake
nestled in its broad leaves, and enc'r-
cling lis flowers. A willy, invisible ser
pent entered into all the actions OF hr-
thur Dreartlen, and kept from his heart
pure thoughts and honourable Princi-
pies. ,oe..
Drearien had made himself acquainted
with the manners and customs, as well
as the geography Of the Island.
One day, when the clouds rolled WIG
~ in the heavens, and breeze whit
coed the sea, and swung round the noun
ta;ns. CAPTAIN Drearden seized his FISH
mo rod and after toiling up the rocks,
for the purpose Of finding out shell
,ered situation, where he might pur-
sue a fayourite amusement without be-
| mo incommoded by the breeze ; he, a.
last descended into the valley OF ths
vines.
This sweet spot was rich in natura
beauties. A small stream moved calm
iv along the centre Of the valley, bu
4; 4. source and ending were hidden D!
,b;cklv growing shrubs. which Tenacious
iv fastened themselves lat each end
(. the dell) to fragments OF rock that ma
allen from the surrounding mountains
On one side Of the vale mJcstick ches
nnts formed a mighty grove, and ra's
ed amids, the dark leaves, their gran
sn;roI flowers to the say, as u Tor tn
purpose Of displaying, snd silently &c
I knowledging 10 the bouuteous 600, D
'"h,. yilt,' And beyond the groun
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DEATH AND THE DRONKARD.

His form was fair, his cheek wa, health
His word bond, his purse was wealth;
With what his field was covered DER,
Plenty sat smiling at his door.
His wife the fount of seaseless joy
How laughed hi, daughter. played his boy;
His library though large was deadi
Till half its contents decked his head. I.
At MON twas health, wealth, pure delight
TWAS health, wealth, peace and bliss at night
wished not ia disturb his bliss- .t
'Tis gone but all the fault was bi''
The social glass saw him seize,
The more with festive wit to please, .
Dnily Increased his love Of cheer
Alb, little thought he that was near
Gradual indulgence on him stole, e,t -,
Frequent became the midnight bowl.
| in that bowl the head ache placed,
Which, with the juice his lips embraced.
Shame next mingled with the drausht;
Indignantly he drank and laughed.
!, the bowl. bottom bankruptcy
pluced-he drank with tears ana g'ee'
Remorm iii into II pour
He only sought the bowl the more
mingled next joint lettering pa"
little the les. did he refrain.
The dropsy in the cup mixed
Sill! 10 his mouth the cup was fi1ed'
My emissariss thus in wan
.eut the mad wretch TO restrain
On the bowls bottom then myself
! 4 ,hrew. the most abhorrsnt ell
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DR HUNTERS

= PILLS, &c. For the prevention
and cure of VHxEREAL c0mpIaints,how
ever inreitrate ar long standing,s with
perfect secrecy. Around each packet
will be found apractital treatise de.
scribing the symptoms and method oI
curc. Price Oup doildr.
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British Demttfrtee.

BHII7SH HN1TSEP11C DA-
THRICE. The Toothache is not on
ly prevented by this Dentifrice, but it
renders the teeth beautifully schifc,
though hitherto black---removes the
cause of feter arising from decayed
teeth, and at the same time il restores
to the gums their original efflorescence.
lmparts to the breath most delecta-
Bile sweetness. Price one dollar.
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TNDTGEgTTON.

Dr. RELICS N.r1IBlLIOUS
Pills An excellent r. mcdy for In.
digcstisp, loss Of appetite. hcadach e,
postirsaess, flltuleuc.', h:iious Affect
IONS Price on doltir each bor.
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AFFLICTED. .
To THE

HUST received, and for sale by
o5 JEREMIAH WILLIAMS. WAR
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A WIFE.

No sensible man ever thought beau
,ifuI wife Was worth as much 'as one
who could make Il good, pudding. l
ihe girls all knew this, for l feel .
ctcat interest in their welfare.
Trenton Emporium.
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4 It'll great man, that is, one great
only by comparison with little men,
whJ lords it over his humber towns
men. is like the DIV arf willow of two
inches, Of Spitzbergen, which towers
above the mosses. G
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: ~ F0v,LER e ]2aNDALL, 4
rEpms.-1'rwo dollars rprs an,,um--one
. halfpaynble atthe expiration Of three months
sund thsrelnsinder At theend ofths year.
NJ -Stefrtisements will be received aid IN
: SER Cd thee weeks on the usual ter.As Of one
do.lsr per SQUARE, and 20 cents for every subse.
que NJ b plication Of thessm
~ b,srtisements will be continued tn
ydstiaiegA anless the term cf,continuance be
= ''rTSM paper viii be discontinued (cxcept
at u discretion Of the publishers)ull Al reara-
ges are pad. .fs,s ,r,i,i 81
2 G7TAii communications for this paper must
be IL arteIto the publishers, postage paid.
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LNFALLIDLE H. re WAFER.-
snch have been ,he wonderful effects
Of this Eve Waser in relieving and
curing the common complaints OF .ne
Eyes. the proprietor IL conhden' '.,a. M
those who use itoncc. agreeable 70 tne
directions which acc' mpany w. WI"
ever after. gave it thc p.reierance y. 10
that of any other pr.paation Tor sore
i.:Faimed or weak sye', fr'ce ~ 'e"'
hr.
GM aaaEG a9annS: 4 =, !,
DR.. E'sAR0MaTiO FE.nhff,n s,.a 'f1
PILLS, for DISTINCTIONS. Det'itty,iig.
pocI.tnaria, &c. hese p'''s c'ea"ss s
parity, and cause free c'rsu'a'0" ~
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DIR. RELrE's VEGETABLE SPE-
CiFIC A remedy for sick headache,
sickness Of the stomach, flatulence,
bilious affections. and rs a preparatory,
before sea bathing, &c. Price one
dollar.
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A person speaking Of another who
died in consequence ofhis intemper-
aace, said, "h lie burnt his insides out
with rum" A Frenchman having oc-
casion to relate the fact, and wishing
10 relate the fact. and wishing to pre-
serve the same phraseology, said.
Rum burnt him arongside Outwards!"
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The blood when in a manner suspend
ed-assiyt the female whep nature re.
qairesj X. wher sby health Is establish
ed and the patient. before pale as
death, restoredto a lively anl anima-
ted cpmplcxion. They are likewise
conducive to the health Of married
ladies'. unless when pregnant, at which
time they must not be taken neither
must they be taken by persons Of con.
sumptive habits. Price three dollars
a boa. "
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aRisrella,rp.
ROSE RAIMONDE.

One fair daughter and no more,
q which he loved passing well.
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Man Judges Of the inward disposit-
i'm by tho outward acts God judges
of the ,itw;rl acts by the inward
disposition.
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Solid love. whose root is virtue, can
no more die than virtue itself.
Patchby patch is good husbandray;
but patch upon patch is plain beggsry.
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David Hume observed, that all
The devout persons lie ever pet with
were melancholy. On this Bishop
Ornc remarked, this might very PRO.
badly be, for. the sight Of him
would make devsut man look mel-
aocholy, at any time.
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The man Of pleasure would lose
none gifts qualifications il he were =
brute in the mire---but would lose all
if he were an angel in heaven. He
doe, no,, then. desire to be in heaven.
Ir he does not desire II now. can he
Justly hope to dwell there, when his
|dissipations are overf What, then,
will be tho future portion Of the man Of
pleasure but despsirs
fIe Is great and self.poissd char.
acter. whom praise unnerves not; he
is still greater one who supports un-
Just censure, but the greatest is be,
who with acknowledged powers, re.
presses his own and turns to use un;
deserved censure.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-25
DISHONORABLE Ar,r

v1VHE printer of weekly Newspaper in his poro,,
changed the name of his paper from .Deavn,ts M
ister" to "Delaware eby ado,;n, heg
Of the title of the "AmercaD Watchnan and Delaus ta
vetlser," Newspaper published also in this Bornnn AZ
the subscribers; and which was in existence
before the said printer commenced business yta'
thai who will steal species Of property
scruple to take another; and as large portion If orr
change papers and communications eceiyed thtouL "a
Post Office have no other supeiscr pton than Dslau
Advertiser, the design Of the above mentioned ci
may be readily seem We have endeavored in lie NY
respectful and friendly manner, to induce the printer %
ded to, TO revert to the former, sume oher tile %
paper; but efforts have been unavailinparJ u.s. u.s.
therefore respectfully request, TO ayert wbss.
er injury the said printer may have intended tovnrdn
by adopting our title, that correspondents and nn "'
printers who exchange with us will direct Their la,o
the ".9meyican Uatchman," or to A. & II. WILSON
Wilmington Del, March 10, 1896 ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

'NNIIE Subscriber, DocToR MEDICINE and PRAcrIcAL
Il CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle.
men Of Wilmington and its vic nifty, tina, he has com
menced to prepare Medicine, III MARKET STREET
wilmington, Delaware, IN the house apostle .fr Henry
Hoopes . Cos Lumber Fardshere he prepares tie iol-
lowing Medicines: The Suphate Of Quinne. This med.
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared IS the best yet dis
covered for Of Agues emtent and Intermittent
Feyers. ne also prepares Basamlc Restorative for dis
eases OF the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption &
phthisic; AMI me lclne which will etiectua cure the
most distressing Headache, no matter how long its
uance may he. lie also cures the foo,hache in tew
minutes, without making OF any OF the coroding acids
1r red hot ron or plugging the teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead The medicine makes use of III preserve
the teeth tor years prepares Tooth Powder Ina, will
%hten the teh be they black from taking H.
ene or any other cause DIR. p prepares Eye Water
that viii remove all iniammalions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and of them
crppies tor years from it Names signatures do not
require, as it too Eich the custom with tuackery
From my practice Of medicine and my experience and
knowlcd5c OF chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different disease as the constitutions
OF people may want hem. Persons afflicted with Cancers
they make timely application, can be cured
There IS medicine sold by the name of S,eums Pana.
cea, which did not hear OF until saw Mr.. swaims aver-
ilsemen, some tcw weeks past then called some Of
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and smoke 10
them respecting the Panacea, and nlomed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the of certain diseases. All
the gentlemen spoke to the subject said they were
certain that Mr. Swain the inventor of the medi
cine The man that Invented the Panacea was ore of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced dead near
Two hundred years. and his writings difficult be had.
nat Mr SWAIN has got part Of his works. or some
person gave him receipt from the work. have no doubt
Of have now prepared chemical and real preparation
OF the fhNACEA, which will sell at dollar per bot
tie by the dozen, and dollar and fifty cents single
Dr. F. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Euptons and letters from tile face and hands
ana clears and beantfes the skin. lie also prepares
saye that will take Coins by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation of pain
Ladies or Gentlemen WHO afflicted with any disease
ha cuabe Il they pleased b call me, shall be
attended to with the strictcst pnnctualty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & r. C
Wilmington, Del, July 81 1926. 7O-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-25
Delaware State Lottery.

Sd Class for the benefit Of Newark College, Aildetowa
Academy, ard Emmanuel Church -1o drGrpn az Filming
ron, DEL, on the l5h day Of September, 1926.
Scheme. prize of $4,000; of 4000 of 1000; Of
l750; Of 1850; Of 1850; of lO00 II Of 400; l56
OF 3o 780 OF 8 1900 Of a. $3.50 prizes 1860 blanks
n $50 tickets
Whole Tickets S4-Halves 2-Quartcrs1 l.
This is Lottery formed by the ternary permutation OF
oO numbers 10 determine the prizes therein the -
numoeIs' from to SO inclusive will be severay placedh
wheel on the day of drawing and four Of them be drawn
out ana WA ,cKet having on il, for lis pemuaon num-
Ders the ls 2d and Sd drawn from the Wheel in the or
del IN which drawn be entitled the prize OF $4,000
Ana those live other tickets which shall have them the
same numbers in the following orders, shall be entitled 10
the prizes affixed TO them respectively, viz The st 81
aHd "a 10 aOO0-2l, lst and,3d, to s2,CO02d, Sd and
ISL 10 oi150-3d 1s and 3D. to 81 250-3d Cd and lst,
TO 81 100 Those other tickets which shall have three
Tue dawn numbers them and those three the 3D. 5d
ana 4h IN some one Of their permutaons will each be en-
tted TO prize o 81 600 All Others being 12 having
three of the drawn numbers on them will each be entitled
70 prize OF S40O Those 156 tickets having two OF nc
drawn numbers them, and those two the Sd and 4th
IN any order, will each be entitled to prize Of $50
All others, being $50, with of the drawn numbers
on them, will each be entitled to prize Of s.. Ard
an aose Iooo tickets having but one of the drawn num-
oers on tem will each be entitled prize If 81 No
tcke which shall have drawn prize of superior dcnon'
nation can be entitled TO an inferior prize.
Pfizes payable forty days after the drawing, subject to
the usual deduction of fifteen per cent.
j. p. YATES,
A. MINTYRE,
wilmington, July IA, 1896. managers.
For Tickets and shares in great variety of numbers ar
ply at the Office of YATES 8. MCINTYRE, MANAGERS,
robertson Ltte agents. No. 2s Market street, VIII
mngton, few doors below the lower market.
Orders from distance enclosing the cash prize tick
ets (Post paid will be thankfully received and puncu
any attended to, it addressed as above.
A Cash advanced for all prizes when presented.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-25
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