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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12
Positive Sale, to Close a Concern.

an Saturday next the 18Th inst. at 10 O'clock in the
" morning. will be sold at public sale on the farm
pied by Robert McFarln, abou, mile from Wilmington,
the turnpike road leading Newport, all the joint
ock belonging Robert McFarin and the assgnees of
William Warner. The stock as follows. 2 pair Of ex4
celent oxen, 10 cows--l bull horse and colts The
terms will be made known at the sale by
ROBERT McFARLlN,
And the .2Ssignees Of I'm Wirner.
Jan. s, 1927. I8-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12
From he Richmond Enquirer.
RATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.

Of Jackson and the brave,
The day 10 mem'ry bring,
When TO battle DER the wave,
Came tile host of EngIand's king
And their ships poured them out along the stran
Our hearts OF sterling gold,
Saw their phaanxcs unfold,
And Packenham the bold
Led the band
In colnmn close they form,
AS the signal rocket flew,
And OH our lines to storm,
lii the deepest silence drew
Il was on winter lDorn, as they teH
When threat'nng came the crowd,
Like a red Sirucco cloud,
Which would wrap US in It's shrond
As il fell
The blood within us rushed
To meet at once the foe,
But The throbDng heart was hushed,
To strike dea,llier nlow:
Fire at length, our Captains cried, when huzza
Broke ont upon their slgnt,
sheet Of yullied light
As volcano was It bright
On the air.
Iuzza huzza huzza
Destruction ragged around,
And our thunderholts Of war,
Scat er'd havnc oer the ground
And The pride of British hearts gan TO quail,
In anguish now they wheel,
And in path of blood they reel,
Yet those are hearts Of steel
Though they fail
The carnage it is done,
Their thousands strew the plain,
What courage could, they won,
They squt themselves like men,
And the laurel Of the brave never dies
Rnt let Old England hear US,
If agaa she come so near us
'rwere better far to fear US
Than de.pse.-
But ere the song be ended,
The tribute let us pay,
To him whose skill defended
Ou. commonwealth tha, day;
A watchword be his name to the free.
No dangers shall appal,
Let US gather at the call,
To conquer or to fall
As would lie 80
Then loud the song be sounded,
The storm be ever blest,
Which Br,ans force confounded
The storm from out the West;
And Jackson be the theme of every tongue,
Our sons shall read the story,
of battle field SO CORY,
High in the niche of glory
twill be hung
And when summon'd to his rest,
To his place in yonder skies,
Then strike the manly breast,
BE the tear in woDan's eyes;
Ifhomc to her bosom yet be dear,
Let her sit in sadness pale,
And her sigh be on the gale,
As in anguish she snail wall,
by hrs bier
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12
TON, Del. FRIDAY, JANUARY ~, 1927
IeIVTDEND.

TBSHE President and Directors of The Bank of Wilmington
Il and Brardywine have this day declared dividend of
50 cents per sale payable to the stockholders their
legal representatives, or after the 10th list.
BY order Of the BomS.
J. p. WOLLASTON, Cashier.
Wilmington, Jan. 1, 1927. 16-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12
Number $40.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The term are, those who pay, during the month of
or July, six months in advance-Four DoHars
kear From those who do not pay above, Five Dollars
k, be demanded II sub ,cribcr wishes to decline, he
must notify the editors Of his intention before the first of
fompance with these conditions, paper will be discon-
fnued excep, at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
than three months four times for dollar and
cents for every subsequent insertions longer pro-
kortion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements are to be Inserted or they
kv be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors, i
kure attention must be post paid.
fdDerttatng bytheyear.
FTo Subscribers. To Non-Suhscribers
year Sl5 W year PIG, W
months D, w months y o0
3 do a, 81 do 5, %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12

a TEACHER who is qualified to take charge OF the
"A. Church Hill Academy, where there may be from 50
to so Scholars Obtained. Any Gentleman who can come
well recommended would receive immediate encourage
ment.
Church Hill, Queen AIMS County, Maryland, >.
2oth Dec 1926. lo-,oe
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12
MORE PRIZES
1T ROBERTSO.N & LITTLE'S OFFICE !!

18 80 IS aprzc Of S1514-a whole ticket,
l8 33 SIS prize of $1,000 ditto.
Besides number of prizes Of S00, $50, &c, in the De-
auae State Lors, 5h Class, which dra7yn Nepcas
ne Wednesday last, all obtained at Robertson 9 Lii
ues
The fortunate holder Of the prize of 1854 is citizen
Of Maryland
Of the prize Of $1,000 isa gentle
Of this Borough
On Uednesay the I'm January will be drawn at Hartford,
Con. the Connecticut STATE Lottery fourth class, for the
benefit Of the Bishops Fund. 60 number Lottery-8
drawn ba lots.
Scieme-l prize Of $4,000; of 2,o0O Of 1914; S
Of 100o 10 of 400; SO Of 100; So Of so. 1o4 Of 10
1900 Of a i0b0S ut 2 1920 Prizes.
Tickets S2-Ilalves Sl-Quarters so Cents
Tickets and Shares, IN great variety OF numbers for
sale at
Robertson 8 Little's,
Lottery OFF,. No. %, Market ST., Wilmington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-12
WANTED,

Newcastle, Jannary 5, 1897
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

-. 4. ~, ara ennrr,or d mr. IA
M TO Mr. ..o, -, ,-au had xnn no,
fight; J shohio re" aaa,l and had moi been
pumlneiled W. n'. -. IL, is this knock
Zoo weak 10 'e'"," a;s,.,a,,,,,,.g ynas. and shat,
ing aeay OF h,as'S' s,s,;,,,,s the elemrn,s of
tefing ihe num- NC "a !, is b;el,iy uroner
sufefiofiiS sua 81. causes Of the American
foi Us TO ln'ts''ii :, c,,n,eract il bun to
sapsrlor, IN ~ ~. es,,ses nj victory TO deprc
ifaoe these h'"', ;,s,lf i, ridiculous
Hiaiion oil tiie sf - ,.a,,, era, In naval ar
The American va, - ,.c ,I,ei, ounnry and the
tpns Inc -. .b,, I've we,e totally
elrci OF 'heii ~" - Ca, ,,,,n sic t,ner,;,.re
unused 10 -, ~ - ,,o,,d,d IA, the Second
lhst - men mn" ..,,,n,,J.,, Of her mastS and
the Macedoha''i iia.,.,l had received moro
rigging oeias 'a,. snlI and lost 36 men Kill
than ioo sno' =" a in the tbir.l fight the ia
Il, ana % ''.,l al los, % iiIad aud Io1
"a Is elaah - s,,I. AZ ,,,,h,n,o ,nt.lI,,
wounded i"s - ,yc had over seen. and
dissiInllar 10 "'s On hoard of frjqn,es were un-
such hed's N,,,;,,, a, record EQUALS This
precedcn'eu, -, Loo, moro Than any tbree
loss lhe '''" - IN aud the ,bree sbins
decker On u. -. ,ban any four of our three
together os. .,s..,t victory The losses sus.
deckers !" '''", -, ,.;ga,c. exceeded our total
tanned ny 'io'' . ,.a,,lo6fS, V,ncent and tho
loss IN 'ie e., -. ,,.o al the number LilIed and
Eva los, I'D The V;cto,v Lord NeIson's
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apltal Prize 5000 Dollars.

This scheme is formed with the letters A.
Y, and & ard Is so arranged, that The holder.
Of three tic kets "a, Is aud CD will he certain
10 get Al iead ouf Pris, and may obtain G,pfy
A, No l-B, No.2-C, No, 3 "A, M. d--B No &c
No. id, No. 1--i', No. &C, No. D--A No. ie-B No
lie, M ~.
Aud in this manner through the whole
MODE or DRAWING On The tiay of The
drawing, the three letters, a, 3, and l., will
he placed IN wheel, aud one OF them ,iinwn
oui which " III entlle all the tickets ibeiug
1888 having that letter on them 10 pflie aC
50 each, with an equal chance for The NJ
TAI, aud Intermediates prizes. All the nhfn-
hers trom 10 8 500 inclnsive) will then be
deposited IN the wheel, aud all the prizes a.
boye the lowest demo Mutation in another, and
the numbers and prizes drawn alternately a.
gainst each other, until the prizes are all out.
IT. A ticket drawing superior prize is NOT
restricted from drawing nm inferior one also.
Many tickets must therefore obtain TWO
PRIZES each
Prizes payable by the Corporation Of Fred
erieksburg forty DAYS after the drawing, SUBJ
ieci to the usual deduction ot fifteen per cent.
Price of Tickets 81 60---Haises 81 25-.-
Quarters 6o1ets. To be had in the greatest
variety df Numbers, on early application, at
the Lucky Lottery and exchange Office of
6. A, WiTIIERS,
Dec. 7. Lynchbnrs.
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II Il not from one of MS, crave and stendF Bachet
lprs, tlsi the lth.s wul hear reflections tnn.n
on the giil fine gtbf which Is sud by youfi-
ftd ieifs, to belnoe pecuiarl, To tie ielale Sc
for zee delight u listen io their praiiIe and Il,
tongues. II IS moi D., us Bachelors that the.
heaf themselves fepuoaeh.d With volatility III
disposition and instability ofpuipose for L u.
the former Is an =. idenee ri good humor. and Tho
latter Of a iight-heaTtj either of which will cheer
Us IN our hours OF solitude. No, No, ladifsl
Bachelors neither SANDER yot,Dg girls nor laugh
NJ Old Maids They never bid the young de
pair Of obinnag husband. nor tell the old TINT
II they many mol, iiey shall lead APPS IN hell
They are ambitious OF no such little distinctions
NJ these harmless ebillitous OF boyish spleen
display an nusietY TO acquire, but are only anx
ions To secure the luyor Of the sex they love, Ly
their unwra,ied assiduiiy aud unaffected deyo4
ton. They donot love from vanity, hut from fe
ilection---noi ifomu desire To hang a pretty play
thing on their armsj but 10 ret a eompaninu
they mny mol worship their EARTHLY Del
Ties with all the iiryor OF you'll. they VIII love
with all the constantly of ase---they VIII .aless
on forever, and love ON 10 the close under III.
conviction thai " fibcre IA an Iilyshlin on earth
II is ms I" am conscious that the ladies' haYef
Observation-Disclosures IA wrong impression o
Bachelors, bui hope that they viii hslenffef
properly appreciate their ncr,ls, and JON with
them Ia rfpfobatnR those hnpudeui sairists who
have born indiscfmnating enough 10 associate
them with Old Maids chained to apes.
IufEBs.
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-.
MOIICE BY virtue OF "a deed of trust, exc
~ cuted TO the subscribers by John Harris,
IT, bearing date the lth day ofjuly, 1928. and
accorded IN the clerks Office Oft the county court
Of Buckingham, we shall, for the purposes in said
ated mentioned expose 10 sale. at public auction,
uPoatle premises, on the third day OF February
next Tor cash, the tract of Land in said deed
mentioned, containing 20acres, more OF less, Upon
Saicn there is a saw aud grist mill The land
ao mil ar in the county of Buc .inghIm, upon
w am Branch OF Wreck Island creek Also.
H. .na~r time and place, and upon the like
5 80 household and kitchen furniture, stock
/, nurses cattle, hogs, sheep, &c. of the said
'a'' N' conveyed III said deed The subscribers
,a"s as trustees will only convey the title vested
;" uenl by said deed.
HENRY A. CHRISTIAN,
CHARLES PHELPS, ''s'''''
! -an o. tlctdSJ3
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Ialan 5000 aolIafs
BIO nl.izcs-laal hlnnl.s.

fiier oiiirkrlH - aiu shHfs 10 proportlon,
NODE OF DRAWING Al iho numbers N hr PIT ~
tc nhse ~ uul all the prize above llreh ddlafa asA
hc pnt IA IN" pfiAe-,hc1 hu1 dawn vui opposite is
shulr hudp tmanhrf4, The lra drawn h6mhnr II d.
eide thu fate NJ tho bil thfrr dollar prilaa ~ hdlnMs
10 vii Sholi b. prr "a The tfst tt thousand mum
bors, thai 10 shy a nuuor itpu M 5uUn ihelu-
i've MI iosr tmniers III he entitled 70 lifut dhllats
each should u hr Of lir ,.i five housais nnnfts,
n a Ia sny from NJ i,uOi la lnn0, hfDt - tli,li nil
lluse numbers will 10 hhc Hhner liz entitled 10 thffa
dollar eal1 1hose who hold ian tickets ono tlo,r aud
one beloH 1000, must Of course draw OAfi aud may
draw THREE prizes
Thu drawing wltaho place ilir, 18th Jan ncS hud,x
the sipefnirndore ni tie tlloNln r Rafniun lldl
VIM. Daniel, Chiswel DnbnoyJA. hDaaia, %. Neeis.
John ilanek, nashl q, Mufroll, Nn. MNmnfy, Wan
". Norcll, Grofan Nhitlncko, lnim ", laeWsi, An
MON lnnrpfk Hprfi KYLE, Jtiot T., inytnr, jessn
HARRISON Micalpl lbati- tolp iinkne lujuh Fletcher
Juhu " liz, Jaln linenck and l0hn &. Miller, Eaqrs
Orders from disninre iii mail, post paid, ~ pr
,ac tanfr, aHeri e0rln,inf the t fiiyo Tickets,
viii meei tie osl prompt al'enlion II ilIirssrdfo
AtG LEITAICH
Oct u. Manager
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Victory Of New Orlcans

/nliE Managers OF Che Ffedcficlsbure Street
- Lottery Class 2, having fixed on this rla.
rions day tthe 9Th of Janua y ioc the drawing
thereof, the citizens OF Lynchburg aud others at
distance are particularly inytcd 10 call and
take "A chaice. IL VIII be remembered by every
American that this j. the anniversary of the vic.
tory Of New Orleans, " hen The beauty and Boo
ty of our lai, sisters were SO gloronsly defended
10y the iuvincible courage of Gen. Andrew Jock.
son and his brave associates in arms
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70 ARTNERSHIP.-Ihe undersigned Attol-
* mes at Law, having associated themselves
IN the practice ofthcir profession, under the style
ofS. 4 w. H. Garland, will continue regularly
10 attend the inferior and Superior Courts Of
Amherst, Bedford and Campbell, together with
the several courts holden in the town of Lynch
bury. Theiroflice is still kept ON Sd Street,
nearly opposite the Washington Hotel
SAMUEL GARLAND.
MAURICE II. OAKLAND.
Jan. s. tc-iwI3
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NNf0IlCE.--By virtue Of two deeds OF trust,
III executed to the subscriber by Mary b.
West, one bearing date the 9TH day Of August,
1910, aud The other on the day OF
in the yearof both ofwhch deeds have
been duly recorded in the Office OF the clerk Of
thecounty court of Buckingham, will be sold, by
way ofpubc auction, for cash, for the purposes
in said deed mentioned, al Oalivile, in the upper
end of Buckingham, on Wednesday the 9th day
ofthis month, the interest which the said Mary b.
Wesl held in the following slaves, 10 Wit James,
Jacob, John, Lucy, Robert, Hannah Moses, Ro-
lin, Jack, Aaron and Frank, OF so many as will
be sl'iccn, to satisfy the debts provided for in
said deed, and the costs of executing the said
trSts.-'Ihe subscriber viii only onvey such Ii
lie and interest as is vested in him by the said
deeds. JONATHAN Z PHELPS, Trustee.
Jan. s. tlctds43
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OF The Lyhehburg Bfa,eh ofhe Farmers Bank
Of Tirgiaid.y for the gear 1927
Bg the Sioctb0fdetS--Nm Radtord. Thomas
Higginbothanl, john Bullock, Christopher Win
free, John Walker
BIZ the Erccuire-Nathaniei l. Manson,
George Whillockc, john VI. Warwick john G..
Meem, Ammon Hancock, Edmund Pate. Alica.
jah Davis, Jr.' and Samuel Miller
Not IN The last Directory.
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ters 81 80.
Orders iuclosing the cash or prize tickets in a
ny olhe late Lotteries, will meet with due at
tentl0u.
n Tickets and shares for sale at the Lottery
and Exchange Office of 5. d NJ ALLEN n co.
Thf drawing OF the above splendid Lottery
will be .orwarded to the Office Of 5. d NJ. AL
LEN 4 CO. Lynchbarg, where the CASH will
bcpaid at sight for all prizes.
phladplDhia Ian. B.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

"UNLh X COMMISSION BUSINESS
1a,, il'' subscriber has taken Nn Office four
.a.. Ioo'e The Franklin Hotel, where he con.
%s " sell Tobacco and other produce ON
MISSION, and will in future. also. transact
,s,;.n broker--lie hopes to he able 10
Ii, co.'s. '''en To all who may confde business
b.. r.. ARCH. HATCHER
wtsifI9
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k.,, f'edericksJarg Street Lottcyy,
he drawn on the Alphabetical system,
~ M THIS D.7Y-and completcd nj
" drawing The holder of three tickets is
VI one and may draw Four prizes.
SCHEhE
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Drawing Announced.

/niiE drawing 81 ibe Virginia Literature
- Lottery, 9TH Class, viii inke place in
Lynebbnrg, on Tuesday The 10Th 81 January
neSi, when the following prizes will be dis
lfibuied to ndsrntnrers, viz
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~ Behold the chances for Cash ~
$4,000 Dollars highest Prize.

Union Canal L0ftery, 2bth CldSS,
DNo be drawn in Philadelphia on the 10th in-
! slant, when the whole scheme will be COM
sIeted in few minutes. Adyenturers wishing
70 be made rich are earnestly requested to make
immediate application at HEAD QUARTERS.
90 Numbers 8 Ballots to be drawn
SCHEME.
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bllo Prizes. Aesl Rlnnks

81 10 Prizes. 1881 Blanks
Price ol lickeih So, and shares in propor-
ton
Orders DcldsinT The rash br prize Tickets IN any afhn
lnto drawn Louers, Wi meet With prunp, ntlention II
addressed TIC. A. Whhcrsi L,1Iclbura who had The
pleasure 81 selling NJ 80 y is, which drew Prize "
5000 IN the 9t class of tho Dsnd Swamp Cnia Lotie
~ besides alnrgn portion of .uiilrr PRIZE.
e.. A. HI1ifERS.
Dec u.
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NUMBERS

NUMBERS
Drawn in the Washington City Canal, 9TH class:
81 81 IL 40 9 80 IL
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IIIGU .1ND ION hl,yJ,a,

nun flNb jUO ~ NiJ5hH
CONTINUED IN sr,enen Of II ,pnivalitd papidts
- rts. IfE,s,a kttyaiaeb LOuesg, 5ib class, viii
be drawn IN l.ynehbnrg,
On 1hesioy Hc ION Of JonRorya,xf
Al III one day. More Pfiz,a than Blnnka
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lb.ides many other SMALLER prizes
Whole tickets 80, Halves ~ So Quarters \ i 90
For sale ~ the very fortunate office Of y Ss
NJ Allen & Co. Lynchbnrg.
u Orders by mail enclosing the cash o. prize
tickets will meet with due aitrnlion II addressed
to :. a. I'VE. <AAsLlCv. d ~.
Dec ~
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InmL I'VE OF Ilcktts 70 30. For lucky
''Oer' call al LErTwICIT'S
Ibe,, Lottery aud Exchange Office,
fzes. ''' may oe had as usual Tor all
January 8
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.Spicadid fortune for ,hf N,m temitl
iPA lsMAL Sn AMP CANAL LOTTERY
~ Combination system, 10 be drawn In tho
city OF Richmond on the ilh day Of fcttuat..
ls27 siStynumbcrs, eight drawn ballots pri
vpa IA hp ututxn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
Consamptions, Coughs. &c,
Ywter's Vegetable hdiu SPECIFIC,

Buffers Vegetable iadldR Spefpc,
I1AOa the cure or Colds, Coughs, Consnmp''
~ ons. Splitting OF Blood Asthma, aud all diN
orders afthr Breast aud Lungs
The Vegetable Indian Specific has stood th'
test of experience, aud proved itself the most va
lnihle romedy ever discovered for The cure al
Asthma. aud all the Diseases OF the breast hhu
lungs. leading TO consumption. The iolo"nr
certificate jliSt ed lfon "A highly respeei'o
gentleman will show IFS value.
| Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that for
upwards Of year, was severely afflicted with u
pain in my breast accompanied with avery bad
cough aud shortness ofhfedh and every mdiea
tlonYin the opinion of a Physioian) OF approach
ing consumption. After passing through u
course ofmedicine. and finding no rcliei was
induced 10 ma,e tr,al OF buffers Vegetable indl
an Specific, aud the use of Que anda nall hottie
completely restored me 10 health aud ! have re-
manned 50 ever since, bcingupwdrds Ola Year
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught as that
" our first attention. should be employed III watch
ing the approach oithc disease aud preventing
il, proceeding 20 an incurabe state aud IN per
sons OF consanptIyc habit, especially those born
OF Consumptiyr parents, the slightest symptom
OF an approaching consumption al the cohsnhip
tive period life ought carefully TO be attended
to-"
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs roots flowers, plants. &c. when IN pefiec.
ton. In consequence Of a happy combinahon
OF the most valuable herbs &c. II becomes n bal
sam of superior value. itheals thcnlufed pnfts
opens The pores aud comnoses the disturbed
nerves, after The manner Nan anodYne; eonse.
qurntv the obstruction Of the chest aud the lungs
which constructive disease particular, need ~
nsc. II promotes expectoralon, which Is 80
constantly called FOR aud whilst II cleanses aud
heals, il also gyeS strength 10 the tender inn's'
In thi, manner il removes the hectic ieyei M
proves digestion, gives strength otbe nerves, t'-
pairs the appetite aud improves the Splrits lhls
specific may always be given in sniety---'t Is
mild \ pleasant to the tastr. and is ionnd partcu-
arIy useful in hypochIoad,eal, nervous aud hys
terical diseases.
Each bill ofdireCtlons contains Il detailed ac-
count II lhis disease in all It's different STAGES
and Will IN accompanied with the signature of
the proprietor in red ink. l. Is offered ioi sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro-
prietOr sole agent for lvnchbug.
June 3. 3m THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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JUL w % bDi, Jun,
No. 81, Cnesnnt street,

CASE. C. s. was Of a serofnlous
a'1t al The age OF three years his parents
perceived an liberation OF the head.
proceeding, as is supposed, from vaccination.
u was nj FIRST confined 10 a small compass,
'a' RON the continued discharge, il was soon
'' hmanlcated to the whole scalp, which
presented horrible appearance, being al
'oal Que entire scab soon after this a dis
'u'gse commenced from hi. ears, which be-
W NE very offensive. BtisttrS, Washes, oilt-
- 9c, we're vigorously resorted to, but in
IAN Alter remaining in this situation for
''"e thAn six mouths, the Vegetable Cath0H-
~" was recommended and its use Immediate
comnencet It quickly displayed its ac-
n''"iedsed powers over the disease, by first
'1Ttssing tue discharge, but which soon af-
~ Ceased, the complaint being completely
"ueated, and the Child restored Ia health
r'f information as to The accuracy of this
"'e the father Of the child can be referred
- IN application to w. y POTTER.
b., Is. The above case of Tined Copiis. or
''se rated sore head, should be a warning TO
'a'sas to guard against the evil effects
,'ieh loo often arise from neglecting to use
'nfliiAr OF the blood, after the vaeeina.
~ lheir children. The Cnthoiiroa is Of
'ea rs 4 suitable remedy in these cases. and
'g Deii be invariably used.
''aadeiphia. Feb %, 1927.
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Opposite Washington Square.
pb;Jo3,Ipbio. -9priI |. 1926

This is TO certify, that have been laboring
for eight years, under a dreadful disease that
occasioned more than one hundred inpeter-
ate ulcers on my neck aud body, and in my
throat In this state remained upwards of
one wear under the care of highly respec-
tatde and well known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered me,
bat without any effect, and was finally aban.
d5ned by him as incnrabIe My iiame had
bec,me much emaciated, from the long aud
severe pains endured, and my health was
DESTROYED In this despairing situation, Mr.
W. w Potter very generously offered me his