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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17
MEDICAL NOTICE.

vIyHE Subscriber, DocToH OF MED.IsK and PaAcTIcAl
CHsmsr respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Wilmington and its vicinity, tina he has com
mence I to prepare Medicine, in MARkEl STREET,
Wilmington, DELAY. in the house OPPOSITE ,ir Henry
otes q Co's Lumber Yardshere he prepares the toll
loving Medicines: The Sl7tate of Quinne. This medl-
cine contains the active pnc IT the Peruvian bark and
when properly prepared he best medicine as yet dis.
for The of Agues ienltten and Intermittent
FeYers He also prepares bamc Restorative Yr dis
eases af The Breast AM Lngs Pulmonary ConsuEp ion
phthsc; and medicine ahic vii eteciuaily cure the
mos, distressing Headache, attes how long its contin-
lance may be. He cures The rnothache in a few
minutes without makng use Of any the corodng acids,
red hot iron, plugging the ,eet with gold leaf or
sheet lead The medicine he makes use q will preserve
he teeth for iieprepares Tnath pawder NAT VIII
Written the teh the, olact from taking medi-
ne or any other DIR. r. prepares an Eye water
that ~l reno1c all inflammation. from the eyes nave
cure numbers from The Rheumatism an some Oh them
crppis for years from it Names signatures do not
require see it is much TIE ON with qnackery
From my practice of medicine and ~ experience and
knowledge Of chemistry, an Aht A extract nedcina,
virtues aimed in animals aad minerals, and
apply them for the deren' srase the constitutions
Of people may them persos sisted With Cancers,
i they make timely application, car q cured.
There is medicine sold b. 1.e Of Sloanis Pana
cea which lid hear Hiil saw Mfr S@aims adver
sement, some few weeks pt> then called on some Of
the err ohysicia Philadelphia, and spoke to
hem respecting the Panaecs, and atoned hem that
lad the authors works aho invented the medicine an
iscovered its effects in Inc certain diseases. All
gentlemen spoke TO on the subject. ait they were
that Mr.. swain NOT tlt inventor
,,ne The mar that invented the Panacea If th
greatest che that Europe produced; andis dead near
10 hundred Years; and his writings difficult g be had
That Mr. Swain has got part Of his FORKS some
erson ave -l receipt from The work, have doubt
IT, have prepared chemica and real rreraration
nf TIE ACACIA, which will sell at dpar per bot
lie BY d9krn and one lar and Fifty cents single
Dr p. prepares Vast for the LADIES which remove
Spots Erupons and letters from the face and hands,
,nd clears and beaties the skin He also prepares a
save that will take out Corns by the from the toes
| I'd not give the least sensation of min.
Ladies or Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
rat is curable if they pleased t. call me, shall be
tended to with the strictes pnnctuality
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & p. G..
Wilmington Del, Jan. IS, 1927. 22-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
No. 55-for April, 1e

NO. 53-tor Hprll, lsN.
FSONTENTS.-Art. /. New Documents concerning Co.
~ lumbus.-coleccon de los Wages Dcscubrmicn,o
qn ceron por Mar los Espanoes desde Fines del Sglo
xV con varios Documenos Iredtos concentrates "a
Historic de Ia Marina Castcllana &c Por Don Marti,
Fernandez de Navsrrete. Madrid 1925.
H. Travels in La Plata aud Chle.-Rough Notes taken
during rapid ,urneys the Pampas and anohg
the Andes. by Captain F. B. Head.
Ill. Life Of Theobald Wolfe Tone. and the Condition Of
lreland.-Life of Theobad Wolfe zone, Founder of the
Uni ed Irish Society, and Adutant General the Service
self with his Political Writings, fragments Of his Diary,
&C. Edited by his Son. William 1heobald Wolfe Tone.
Nv. kents Commentaries on American Law. -Commen.
tares on American Law. BY James Kent.
v Policy ard Practice OF the United States and Great
Britain in teir Treatment Of Indans-Idian Treaties,
and Laws and Regulations relating to Indian Affairs 10
which added an Appendix containing The Proceeding
relation to Indian Affairs.
vi. Mrs. liemans's Poems.-1. The League of the Alps
the Siege Of Valencia The Yespers Of Palermo and other
PoeMs-2 The Forest Sanctuary, and other Poems.
VII Critical Notices.-1 Letter to an English Gentle
2. Internal Improvement in Georgia g. Goldman,
Natural History. A. History of North Carolina. Marsh's
inaugural Address. g. Enogy Mr. Crafts r. Ra
Road from Boston to Connecticut River. 8. Catalogue
Books in the Boston A,henaum. 9 Hedges Abrige
ment OF Browns Philosophy. 10. Mr.. Washburn's Ayr
cultural Address. IL Nouveles Idees Ia Population
z. Reports Of the Faculty of Amherst College. Is
Comsiock's Mlneralogy.
Quarterly List Of New Publications.
The larh american Re,ae7s is published in Bosto,
liaf.ey, making two volumes year. OF about $50 page.
each,
Tse description price is ur dollars year, be paid By
re4 albse efs = advance, and af erw April wher
he securd nt-.t = ~ The year shah be received
S.esefPts.s ;ecclyedt 4 8 4. WILSON, Wilmington
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CURRYENG.

yJyE subscriber notifies his friends and the pdbc that
he has removed from the old stand, No. Is, Shpley
street, formerly occupied by William Chandler, to No %,
Market, and &c, shpeyst, where he intends keeping on
hand constant supply of FINISHED LEATHER, of ev-
cry description which he will dispose Of on the most
sonsble terms. Persons favorng him with their custom,
may depend having their Leather Of the best quality
Also. Morocco, and lining skins for sale.
JOHN GUYER.
Wilnnington March II 1897 36-3m
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100000 DOLLARS.

Tile DelaDare Fire Insurance Com,mo.
TNCoRPoRATEDby the Legislature Of The sta,. ac NY
i ware with capital Of one hundred thousand di net
The President and Directors now RECEIVING sM
tions for Insurance. al their Office, No. 81 Shiply r
between Front and Second streets, agains, Loss M
every description Of Buildings in general Nerchae
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Fnrss'
and other personal property also. against loss or das"
by inland transportation Of goods ares, merchandise ~
country produce anu
Terms of insurance will be fay orsble as anv &c
Compsnesi in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New Yol wv wv
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in s
sody OF its capital and that all losses i'll be prom
adjusted by the company PW
JOHN MooDr is Agent to survey property to be nsu,a
for the and vicinity Of New Castle in place Of @ ~
| B,aney, declined. -
Levi H. Evans is Agent to survey property TO he l.,
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton. :"
JonE CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Insn,a
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna. ''sa
JOSEPH JosIs Agent to survey property to be Insured
| for the town OF est-Chester and vicinity. S
Oirecfors
| John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler,
David C. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
| JOSEPH, c. Gpin, Rober, Porter.
| WIN. SEAL, President,
| d. BrRSBs, Secretary.
| April 10, 1926. 49,
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LAST NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate Of ssias
"A Briggs deceased, late Of the Borough Of Wilmington
Delaware are requested to present their accounts whou.
delay and those Indebted to said estate are hereby notified
that unless immediate payment is made to WILLIAM
NAPr who authorized receive the same their accounts
Will be placed in the hands Of Magistrate for collection
JOHN BRIGGS, Admir-.
March 9, 1927. 35-.t
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Delaware and Hudson Canal.

ABOURERS accustomed to the use OF the Spade, orto
~ working in Rock, will fnd employment on line o.
forty miles Of the above Canal The Rock Work on tue
Delaware River is now going on and the excavation .
earth will proceed so the season will permit fs
sons wishing TO reach the work from the NORTH River, M
land either at Kingston or New burgh.
JOHN BOLTON, Presd,st
March -, 1877
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17
WILLIAM WILLIAMS

ASlNG rehnqnsed his i'd stand, known as the Cant
wells Bridge Hotel t..es this method of returning
sncere thanks TO his friends and the public for the ye
~ liberal patronage afforded him.
Tie has now taken the comnodous building fronting on
high Street in said Village, ownedby Mrs Bradford where
ne purposes keeping HOUSE OF ENTERTAINER .
aiordng every convenience and comforts and shall fec
tor such patronage may be extended 10 hm as
'ung those who may favor him with their cus on that no.
thing shall be left undone 10 give general satisfaction
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
Sahe"ehs briuBe, Mafcn 70, 1926 42--4tp
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/ e GROCERY BUSTNEss
Mount Harmonic Academy

vy'HE Rev. Francis A. Lata, with the. aasst.Dc. e
u approved Teache,, has opened an ACADEMY whs an
the usual branches of will be tauybt in ~
acera and critical TANNER Lessons viii also be-
o. nat language. The annual charge win mol exceed os
Ann S, 1927. 40
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New and Late Publications,
10 4. & H. Wilson's Bookstore and Circulatin

New and Late Publications.
1T 4. & II. Wilson's Bookstore and Circulating
Library.
No. 105, Market street.
Amacks-a Novel, 9 vols
The Young Rheman's Comrade Narrative Of hi, mill
tary adventures, captivity and shipwreck
Tales by the O'Hara Family Cd series Q vols.
raNl Jones; Romance. BY Allan Cunningham. q vols
Illustrations of Lying, in all its branches By Amelia
0pie. - 1A'e'A
The Golden violetp with its Tales of Romance and
Chivalry: and other Poems. BY 1. E. L.
vols. 1's' 49,
HINTS TO My Coun'rymso. BY an American. vol
Diary OF an Ennuyee. BY Young Lady, / vol
Moderation. BY Mrs. Holland. vol
Beauties OF Byron. VOL
las. OF The Lards BY the Author of Annals of the Pa
IRISH, The Provost &c. - :
ter -'' 1A''A 'A4'ia VI
Russian Tales
Rough Notes taken during some rapid Journeys acros,
tue pampas and among The Andes BY Capt. B. Head
Lucy Akin vols 'Ae"'o'f "
lhomsons Seasons Beauties Of Byron Falconers Ship
The British spy, GoldsmitA's Poems
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

y1NIIE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
Il public that the establishment heretofore conducted b,
JAMES RAY, Esq, together with the connected
with the business of that establishment from the hls o.
January 1926 have passed into his hands, aud that he viii
coninue the business in all its branches, at the old stand
corne of Tatnal and Queen Streets the Fends Meet
ing House, where he will manufacture, and furnish Phil
adelnia prices Mould and Dip CANDLES, Fuiir's, Eel
io,v and B,own SOAP OF the bes, quality.
ENOCI ROBERTS
B. The highest price given for Tallow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat Of every DESCRIPTION.
Wilmington. Nov ID 1926 3-6m
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Dissolution of Partnership.

dissolution OF Partnership.
vVHE Partnership of Victor du Pont Charles du pont
and e. i. du Pont, under the firm OF " e Chs du
font Co. was dissolved the 3Oth of January 1927
by The death OF Victor du Point The business viii be con
snued underline firm of CHARLES |. Du Posr & Co. BY
CHARLES 1 DU POINT,
ELUEFiiERE T. DU POINT,
Louviers Brandy wine Hundred,
March 81, 1897. Ao,m
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NOTICE.

1 AIRED CHESTNUT, Chair Maker, of the Borough Of
Wilmington, having the 23d instant sold and con-
veyed to the subscriber all his stock in trade the public
are respectfully informed that the business and trade
CHAIR MAKING win be conducted in future at the 0n
dnd IN the name and Of the subscriber VINO
hereby socits continuance Of the public custom.
WILLIAM CHESTNUT.
March 81. 1927. 40-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17

To the Democratic Republicans OF
NEWCASTLE COUNTY
YJvHE undersigned is induced by the solicitations o. n's
friends to offer himself to your consideration ~
Candidate for the Office Of CORONER a, inc mex.
ton He Aatters himself that If successful he will be able
10 fill the office with fidelity. r,n,nr
of .qppsgulnimnk Hundred
,xh Of ,a71 41-f6t
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To the democratic Republicans Of
NEWCASTLE COUNTY:
vVvHE undersigned induced by the solicitations OF many
Of his friends 10 offer himself to your consideration IS
Candidate for the Office Of CORONER, at the mex. EleS
ton He aers himself that his long W..
nuhc business of nature similar 10 the duties OF ha
Office would enable him f successful to discharge those
duties with credit himself and benefit TO- the ruoc.
Very Respectfully, yours, Gc: x,,,Nc
x,-.,,. Mach 1907 35-lW
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
FEslF following (oon and oolen .Hachueryare offered
4 for sale, at reduced prices;
COTT0JN .M.aCHI.NERF.
Four Throses of 1870 spndles each.
One so inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One Sc inch d. do. do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, Is cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Reis, scaesand
Weights, Winding Block, &c SC.
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
Of it is in good working order.
W0OLEN' MACHINERY.
Three "a inch Card,ng Engines.
One Billy so Spndles.
Two Jinneys 70 Spindes each.
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty Looms, ofthem broad with Reeds, eddies,
Shutlles, Bobbins &c sc.
Five Power Looms that supposed will do either
for wooden cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either sltogeth
or in parts Apply to J. ALRICHS,& Co.
Wilmington, 5tl mo. 18th, 1926. So
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,IS19 fD 4 l~FTERS

l.IST 1-5 FILTERS
2s.a;,.qs il ~ zos. l,!F,e, at .hrmcasls, DEL,
s@AaoK 81, 1897.
j. Charles Ss.'S s King
..--F4rst ,3-4iy John Little
:'srsz. Bernard Doct. Peter Gy4Laler
t-trs Sa.n Ruben Leard
Eyhe:, Barclay M
: 9 3lair, Esq. James Morrow
Am R. Burket George McCrone
Jacob Burts Sana Mulan
lI.,rieua Uunnlngnxn4 Michael Marin
John Colesberry Robert Murray
Hanson Corse Mrs McCoimand
James 8 Collins JOAN Mccoy
Eliza cauk Capt. J. E Matthew
Hanran Chew Charles Mccullough
Mary casperson William Magens
y
Margaret Davis Geo. W. Pierce .
William Dannels James Powell
Patrick Doyle Robert Peenger
Robert Dave Francis Price
Hannah Duncan Edw'd. Poches
$50, Isaac Pusey
Rachel NJ. Ennse M.s Ross
Pearson Reading
Jane forwood Joseph Rodgersz
John Gray Michael RYAN
Samuel Grant
George Griffin James smnson
John Green William B. Smith
Capt s'irdon Lieut. Jos. Strong
Charles Hatsat Can't James Thomneon
Richard Harding Charles Thoma, 9
William H. Harvey William r. Thomoo
Lteton Herbert
Thomas Howard AIarpare. Va,derr;A q
5oh,s w. Nh 800
John James John w V,nSan;c
Isaac 6 Jaquets
rs Jackson Joseph Worlhing,on
samuel Jones Capt. ephen Wheeler
James Wilson
John Kinkade Fretwell Wr;ph,
44-3t II ". RITCHIE. p NJ
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Dissolution of Partnership

1--WE Co-paTtnership heretofore existing between .he
subscribers under the firm of John Gordon & Ricb.d
Clement IS tbs day dissolved by mutual consent-Ihose
Who have demands against the concern mus, present them
Tor to Richard Clement and those who are ndeb
'fdto the VIII please make payment to him. as he IS
2 au'nor1eo ~ close all accounts relating the said
ctFh JOHN GORDON
RICHARD CLEMENT
LIE GROCERY BUSINESS
sse e re conducfedby John Gordon & Richard Cemsn
n; &c e"nned by the subscriber al the old stand wbo
caslon to solicit from the customers OF The lave
aI, IS! aance Of their favors aud Of the PUBLIC in
ge s SKIS such share IF their patronage as mis- dis
p7' Y accommodate, low prices In sales and liberal
iHosc 2; song business, will warrant.
raster OF Paris, Tar, Fish, and all the articles tina,
sei2 TO Grocery establishments will be constantly Ken,
~ sa az wv prces and Country produce taken in ex
eaase Tor hem, or gh for cash. a. the market price
Ar,;,a 100, RICHARD CLEMENT.
--r.-N.-0 49, 44-4t
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NOTICE


TIME subscriber wishes to employ two Bricknakers,
i for the season; whom liberal wages will be gwen
Apply al his yald, in Delaware City.
Inril ~. 1897 45-4p JOHN JONES.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17

HENRY F. RODNEY, L. q. Coamissioner,
March POD, 1897 4-I2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
FROM COLOMBIA.

By the arrival Of the schooner Argonaut,
Capt. Bos>ere, from Chagres and last fromSt.
Andreas, having sailed from the former place
On the 18th March, and the latter on the 27th,
we learn that new ln,entRn,, "a relation OF
Bolivar's had arrived to supercede the former
one, General Carena) who had been recalled.
On his arrival at Panama, new order OF things
Immediately took place; the troops were order
ed and had sailed for Carthas ena Orders were
also issued, that Of all sums payable at the Gus
tom House for duties, one half should be re-
cei,ed IN government paper Capt b. tested
this by passing scme which he had held for
some time. A capita,ion tax Of three dollars
had been laid and was collected by the different
Alcades Throughout, the Isthmus, without any
difficulty Nearly all the public buildings used
under the regal government, were 10 be sold as
useless TO the present state, and great deal oil
the old church plate had been already disposed
of on government account.
Ad,iccs Fl ON Guayaquil up to January had
been also received, stating every thing on that
coast 10 be perfectly quiet, The ports were
inundated with European goods Of every de-
scription, which were selling at much lower
prices than in the U. States. Ball. Ga=.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
From the Columbian Sentinel.

Blun6ers appear to be epidemical among the
opposilionists. A rare one is noticed in an art-
Gle on our first page.-We might have added
another from the same source; the Editor OF the
TELEGRAPH, in his zeal TO abuse the old federal
school, having asserted, that "upon the arrival
O! the news Of the battle Of Waterloo, the VIC
tory Of the allied porers was celebrated in New
York by Messrs. RUFUS KING and GovERNEuR
MoRRIs," who are denominated as allies OF The
+" Hartford Coayentionists." 1t is hardly neces-
sary 10 remind the reader, that the celebration
alluded 10 took place many months before the
battle Of Waterloo was fought But the Ieie
graph Editor finds kindred blunderer IN liov-
ernor CARROLL, Of Tennessee.--'rhls gentleman
is said to have been delegated as Political
Missionary to effect revival in the fallihg-off
State of Pennsylvania, and, according 10 the
custom Of the day, has been invited 10 Puoie
Dinner in Pittsburg. He, ofcourse, was expect
ed TO give toast; and he did give the follow
ing rare one:-
"NAPoLEoN-Once the coAqueror Of EUROPE
-Subdued by the combined armies-,he laureis
won at Waterloo were wrested from the victors
BY Jackson, Carroll, Coffee, and Adair, and
their companions in arms, on the banks OF the
Mississippi"
tits hard to determine from this toast wheth.
or the Governor Of Tennessee excels most in
his knowledge Of Chronology, Geography, or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19

History. IN his Chronology he certainly has
missed figure, as the battle of New Orleans
happened to have been fought on the s,h of Jan
1915, and that of Waterloo on the 18th June
following. AS to the Geography ofhis Excel
Iency, we have heretofore imagined, tina, Great
Britain, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark,
and at least three quarters of the Russian EN-.
pire were part of Europe; and We have not be-
fare he ard tina, they had been conquered BY the
Military Chieftain toasted. We have our doubts
also of The accuracy Of some other parts of the
Missionary's toast, but we think we have no.
ticed i, enough already.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
LATEST FROM LIBERIA.

Office of the Colonization Society, April IL, 1927
Letters have been received from Liberia up
TO the llth of February, representing the colo.
nv as in the enJoymen, Of health, peace and
prosperity. The colonists are engaged in con,
s,ruc,ing new aud more extensive for,iiic a,ions
and various other public buildings, and are ma
king great improve menis in their condition.
The agriculture Of the colony promises well
for this year. Tobacco is rs cents the pound,
and none can be bought even at this rate. A
valuable grant has been obtained OF the Junk
Territory, forty miles south ofCape Montsera-
do, and a factory commenced at that place
The establishments at ST. johns, Grand Bossa,
Young Sisters, and Factory Island, are still
maintained, and promise important advantages
The colonial Agent, Mr.. Ashmun, expresses
his determination to visi, the United States
early in the ensuing summer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
From the National Gazette.


An old writer observes shat we fatten sheep
with grass, not in order to obtain crop Of hay
from his back, but in the hope that he will feed
US with mutton, and clo,he US with WOOL
We may apply this to the sciences, we teach
young man algebra, the mathematics and logic,
not that he should take his equations and parai-
kilograms into Westminster Hall, nor bring his
ten Dredicaments to the House Of Commons,
but that he should bring mind 10 both these
places, so well stored with the principles OF
truth and Of reason, as not 10 be deceived by
the chicapery Of the bar, nor the sophistry OF
the senate. The requirements OF science may
be termed the armour Of the mind; bul that ar
mour would be worse than useless, that cost US
all we had. and left US nothing TO defend
Burke
He that can please nobody, is not SO much TO
be pitied as he that nobody can please.
Palmer
If rich il is easy enough 10 conceal our
wealth, bu, if poor it is not quite easy 10 on
ceal our poverty. We shall find it less difficult
TO hide a thousand guineas than one hole in our
coat. Lncon.
Memory is til, friend Of wit, but the treacher:
Gus ally Of invention, and there are many books
tina, owe their success to two things, the good
memory of those who write them, and the bad
memory Of those who read them. I6'd
CovErous men need money least, yet most
affect it, and prodigals, who need IL, least re-
gard it, LoodleT.
PovERrY wants some, luxury many, asarice
| all things.-CO,olcy.
SLANpERERs.-The worthest people are most
injured by slanderers; as we usually find that to
be the best fruit which the birds have been peck
ing at-Dean Stuff
To be slanderrd ranks US with men OF the
greatest merit, who could never escape the Ca
iumnies.of the envious Turkish Spy.
When Apaxagoras was told of the death OF
his son, he only said knew he was mortal"
So we in all casualties of life should say, knew
nv riches were uncertain, that my friend YVES
but a man. Such considerations would soon
| pacily o $. because all our troubles proceed from
their being Observation-Disclosures.
HopE IS the las, thing that die,h in man; and
though i, be exceedingly deceitful, yet ii is OF
this good use for US, that while we are travel
ling through life i, conducts US an easier and
more pltssan, way to our journeys end
Rouchefoucauh. r.,
| ing-SsnecG.