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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-22
400 Vbs. Bat Cotton,

for interlining quilts-Leghorn and Sea Grass Hats
Painted, black and white feather fans
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Five Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, living IN New
Castle, (Del.) an indentured apprentice to the
Cordwaining business, named SAMUEL HAMA
WAY. Had on when he went awaya blue cloth
coat with velvet collar nearly new; new tur
hat, dark striped pantaloons, white cotton stock
ings, and pumps nearly new lie was about ?
feet seven or eight inches high, about 10 years
old, large eyes. and rolls in his walk Whoever
v ill secure said boy SO that can get HIM again,
shall receive the above reward.
JOHN MATTHEW'S
Newcastle, Del, July II, 1927.
Urlt is expected he is in Philadelphia. All
persons are forbid harborlng him at their peril.
Ana, 16 48-4t.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

P4tGW fuaa QNG Si.ueS manufactured by
Edward Broukes s Son, Orange, between
Front and Second streets.
Rcfnaia AP Gmgen, bottles Porter, Ale and
Cider, at No. -, mai <,t.st, and Is, East
ihrd-.t.
H'oagh lIating and Uheri@riyhtia5.-
.Nt,Aham Aldrrdicc, cornero Of Market and
Nat>r-st
h1a an! Coai lLrcAant--Thomas Garrett,
lr, 81, Shiply-st.
llaqtr3 Brickiayer, and Lime lirrchGnt.~-
b. W. brackin, old Lime stand, No. Is,
Wet Bfoal-st.
IaA0rr.--Bcnamin Webb, Queen, between
Ittnrll and Orange sts.
LoHery uAa Etchuage CNice.--Robertsoh
= Little, 28, market street.
Jane. {. Allen Irachrr No. los, Orange-st.,
above tie Hay Scales.
Thom IS =. Aliuhs Fancy Hardware, ~
.tAl soacet Iron Manufacturer, corner Oh
market and second streets.
jacob Airichs, Machine Maker, corner OF
ahlpley and broad streets.
Ion foundry-Ma Mahlon Belts, second-St
near the Black Horse tavern
AEroce. Observation-Disclosures & &C..
s8 mark. st.
Coavcyuucer-8enjamin Ferris, at the cor
nci Of West and Third streets.
]. Z. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor OF
Land, Coavcyanccr, Regulator ot Streets
t<c. No. King street.
patea .H4g and Grain RaksS
Joshua Johnson & BON, makers. flke-
Greek Mills.
.Notary Pu6Ac and Conrtyancer.-lsaa
iicndrickson, corner Of French ard &c
ah.l streets, Mods
Latty ytadic-kcpt by lluson s~ayne' "
'shpis.y at. above Queen. -
Cama, ,.la4s and QueeAs;yars &toTs.---pa'
Hid siln}tA, o8 market st.
Dfh gcial y CtenlSt.--Joserh BnnGhVr'''
/ Isl market ST.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Brandy wine ChaAyhease G
SPE,rlTG.

The spacious and elegant house belonging 70
the Company, which was completed last i.ili Z
now omen and handsomely furnished for the r.
ception of visitors and boardcis, under the ~
perintentlcnce of the Subscriber.
This WArEaIsG Place IS hnely st,tllea ~
the high and healthy country, five mics west q
Wilmington. commanding am extensive view q
tho surrounding country, the River Delaware ana
the neighboring States. The grounds OF tht
company afford pleasant and shady pIomenades'
and are bounded by fine streams.
The virtues Of the Waters arc those q the puf-
est Chalybeate, according TO the analysis or pIo-
fcssor kcating, OF Philadelphia. They have been
particularly ctiicacious III bilious and other ie-
yers, and are celebrated as fine tome
The vicinity TO Wilmington, Offers at all times
access TO an excellent market; and the daily m
tcrcoursc by steam Boat lines between that
place and New Castle, to and from Phadclphia
and Baltimore, affords facility of comnnnica-
Ton not possessed By any other Watering Place
Parties can be accommodated at q ,aor no'ico
with dinners, cottons, Ice creams, ac t>c.
Nocxertions sal ~ spared ~ Tic Proprietor,
10 grltify cytft want oft the visitor to this pisas
ant and salubrious Retreat.
Charges viii bc moderate.
CHARLES STANLEY.
June /, 1897. s3-3in.
Nh Carriages, gigs orlorses n.r .i~ays
be lad and there arc delightful rldey oHsr COCO
roads, 10 lie ncghbntlng towns siiiages canai,
sc. Horses taken A livery. = ,.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Mock. & Mat Store.

"a srorr, Nc. 9j, Markei-s, t.twesn
40 u. La,hin's and G. l.am9of''s .fIcSIs ~.
stores. bers leave TO inform, bis iiends and tl1
public generally, that he has just rccrtsca i'eSn Ell;
supply Ct pL.liN g E2SiilON41f'z -. Z ", :
from The inanufctory Of Thomas Lanes 10, ~
Markct.st Philadelphia, which afc wafs'''' 4, \
be equal IN point Of eohr and q0rIg = a} IL. IL.
manufactured in the eouniry-such as Is y
cd will rive perfect satisfaction 70 the ws'rg'
they viii be disposed Of At phadeiphla pr,
j. S. has always OH hand, for s-ie, ar
sortment Of School and Other B.Jfs, III l'' ~.
fancy binding, together win good asseF'"'s,, IT,
Of 6tationary, blank bocSt; palsf' ST.
all of which De viii sci at city i'stces:s
May %, t9.t. s.
n. IL. Ilaaka Nh other boollsr4'2l. aal se'n"
to order. .,, I'm
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
TO THE AFFLICTED!

III Justice 10 myself, have been Induced to
reply to a false nd unjustiiiable attack made
upon me and others by swami, the yender Of a
certain Panacca in this city. do ihisalso, i'll or
der to remove from The public mind, tie false
which may arise out OF his ponpous
and incorrect statement in the f,ublc plll,ls. =
Mr.. SWAIN wishes TO establish the belief, that he
is the S0le patentec Of the celebrated pana;ctl,
upon which lie has built lis fortues; and not sat
is6ed with asserting tins, he goes on to condemn
all others as spurious ind false limitations. Now
nothing is more entirely destitute ofTRUTH.
have been acquainted with the q ORIGINAL rE-
CIpE FROM WHICH SWAIN mAsuFAcTUnEs HIS MID
lcINE, ron UPWARDS OF TEN YEAns. lr WAS Oh
TAfNrD FROM MY rArHEn-IN-LAw, WHO NOW RE-.
SIDES IN THE STATE OF NEW NGnK, VINO HAS rs
ED 1T Toa THIRTY YEAns, AND PkhfoRmEp lSNr
MERABLE EXTRAORDINARY CURES WITH 1T. "
ercry case where have administered this mcdi
cine, its powerful virtues have not been know
10 fall this, Of itself, and have certificates Y
substantiatc the fact, would give the lie 10 MI
swam's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as
am, with the increasing orders for it. which ar
reaching ts.e from various parts Of the Union,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Ia MOTIFS
GsaeEsSrsE ..ssIT.s Z Z 5.

luluaJh -M9.inc III coasae, feass~pti9!ts 80
,hti4tas.
This Flig.r Is Or .ed Is tie I.iibht as pos.
scssing yIgitlt peenG,il adapted to ihe pr"astt
prevailing disorders Of the breast and luaae,
lcadns tocoasunPian 4 timel. itsc y th,af
t,rops may be rumsr.r}Yl 4 { t'aiur rtlr u mos
eases oi' cua,uoa Gah., ta"h, hHGfnsta
H,0p'0g G9pgi, rum u Te Nae, B.NeuRg Il
Breti1E, l.M II S,,P afisinG from de5l'tN,
and in tSHiaS Modjc .ltlar, i : siiiaeiis ritea
cious. particular 1t n,ion q the aile.Non3
accompanying clcb i,o'li,. i necessary
The following ceenhctts from respectable
gentlemen, Phy ysician, AMI surgeoiis arc ,ubioin
cd, 10 show lia Tins t.H,.5sltion + one Niicil
Medical men Atc itspGssll torcg~rdas ellia4clt ls
and worthy v p'!,he patronage
l!atinS cNaH ed Iii. com,4asiiion 81 -
No1r's C0Qgh Drops, lhpro}elh Me haze no
hes ta'tdt II secnninen!;r:. tlem q ~ FGitte,
is 9eing wall adapted to llGse eases d disease
'vr wheht tlcs NJ, recommended
iD3Gtu., ~ XMAS Doom, Albany De. 4, l82 /;
1 lrr Pusg, d " lite Greet, i'eR. Huh lS31;
W.rs"> = NSiH, q CanhlidSs, Feb, 4Un.
lo25 soLuAoN D4AN, 81 Jackson, J,llu.t! -,
la-o
+ E.,.3 ofo 1iter fam hr. Etmteer Hlni.
Lam ploAstu With ti,is opportunity oi rclatiuS
4 tt@ i9c's ilh mss serve A COMMUNICATION o
hh.i N&Gllclh 1puStl lioiIA' i1l ltti Nt.No
64, a.iiicted With pulmonary co!ni Efnt, ny
I94sh was severe, my appetite weak, anl
.eash failing usel many popular nedi-
,atus, M, onlA foand temporal! tcli,t, ontil ~
N em6ifleal< Ut yor ,ainabic Drops, | hAe
aucn blessed with suc perfect health - 70 ren
der i4rt,ler iAcans unuet SION
Ei}isNazER HARRIS.
chh n IJal-, 1855.
NsH Clab4a ,ye for Is Years bel
tra.si,.l waHanas.e4.o of .hl breast ane !lng5
attenGed Wltl,a seyere tarfrh, pan il The s,lle
aHl difficulty q ofbfcIlE5. af Httc taIlotlS+ :
4 htcalcso mugh a ile,5l tot aN BE-. Was e,5
paired ots and receisi0s- 10 VISIBLE y Aeiit ron
ny ply ocGil3 ! was aiv,aeti ta make tg'a q Il
Nqu cough bfpl,, ;id ai,er tikina one bot,
was rcs.oict. 10 perfect ~ a'th amt i5nly rA
Helief, that Tie use OF The a2otc lanlet ,aafs
alNeanS He 1lVOMAS JONES.
Colnubla, Oaie, lHly "a, l5z5.
Soll NEai rid aid = taii oy o. 4 $. CIGsls
Goanbus, Ghio, and ascuts Of theii appointing
Throughout nc Tinted states and Canada SO.
Each hutilt contains II doses, piite -.
Sold in Wilmington ~ io7t,n iIeis6lit is,
Dtp.s,st md Chemist, 81, Mat!, lst
MaTcl., G--25-tdm.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
$3.50 Prizes.
1850 Blanks.
24,36o Tickets.

Tickets 81 HaH do. 81 Qaartu d - cis.
In this scheme formed BY tho ternary fe'em-
ta,on of 81 numbers, and the drlwiag q togr
ballots there will be "a prizes with three ot tht
drawn numbers on them; 95G With two Of ,neul
on; and 1890 with one, only, Of them on.
10 determine thr fate Of the tickets II the
scheme, the 50 numbers, from TO 80 inclusive.
viii be placed in the wheel on the day OF the
drawing, and four Of them be drawn out; and
that ticket having ON il the 1st, Cd and Sd drawn
numbers in the order il which drawn, viii Tic en-.
titled to the prize Of s},ja0
That having Oh it the Isl, Sd and I'd, in tins
order, TO 1850
That having on il the I'd, Isl and Sd, in tins
order, TO 1909
TIA, having on it the Cd, 3aand ls', u MS
order, to I,io0
That having on il Tie 81, ist and q, in this
order, to 1850
That having on il lie sd, ID arl lst, in hi.
order, TO l,9Ol
That having on il the "a, Sd and 4,h, il thi.
order, to / 900
. That having on il The I'd, 18th and Sd, in thi'
order, to 49J
{ That having on il the Sd, ID and Attn, in t.i
| ORDER TO SO
The other three tickets having the same nun
bers on them in any other order, each 25
The tickets having on them the lst, Cd am
r 4th drawn, in any order, each 15
: All others with three Of the drawn number
on them (being ~ each 10
: The 156 tickets having the lst and I'd draw
numbers on them, each
: The l56 tickets having the Sd and 4th draw
u numbers on them, each !
y All others with two Of the drawn numbers 0
(being 624) each
't And all III Sc tickets having one, only, oftl
e drawn numbers on (be,ng $500, each
No ticket which shall have drawn nise of
: superior denomination can be entitled to an inf
rior prize.
]. b YATES,
A. M'INTYRE,
Mcnggers.
Wilminpton Aug, IS, 1897,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner Of Kin,
and Second streets. .A"s
Joseph G. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James :. Samuel Brown, s High st.
I'emcnt . Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel. u
Peter Horn, corner king and front SITS.
John Rice, Brandywine, south of bridge
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and orsnaa
George Ninslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, corner of Front and Marle
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

of the State of Mary Hand, will take place IN the
Ci of fBAnrlMoHr, on "Wednesday the l1th OF
October, and will be completed on that day
This Lottery ii the most brilliant in the United
States; containing besides the Capitals Of 10000
DOLLARS, and 10000 DOLLARS, no less
than TEN prizes Of TWO THOUSAND DOL
ANS eYchl
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
EgaaEsT rS-gE, $4,000.
SCHEME.

g662 nrizes. amountipo to elii.@00
Subject u the usual deduction offfteen percent
fIhc Cash ior The whalc OF the Prizes can
be hal at CollEAis OFFICE, the moment they
arr drawn.
Price of Tickets.
H1olc Tlciei, IS 90 Quqlters,. es
Hares, .......,. : 40 Ilshihs, ...s... 81
=. Orders from any part Of The United STATE,
either By mail (post psid9 or prate cott,Nalee
enclosing The cash q lriee 'fickrts q afk oF'lc
Lotteries, wll meet tic same prompt an paGe,
tua attentions asil on personal application
.It..3ddress %
ii. ConEN. H. BRolliERs, Eub.ao".
Baltimore, Au%ast 2, 1877.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

should Mi have thought It necessary 10 make
this plain statement Of the relative merits OF the
case, had not Mr.. Swain, on one occasion, when
a Lady personally waited on linn, to purchase
his Paaacea, and complained of his cxtortionate
price, remarkng to him that she could purchase
mile for haY the money, advised her not to take
ary Of il for fear It might produce fatal consc-
uucnces, and wcnt on % ", that il was not gen
.tiat. 1aG,.sands Of persons who are now en-
joying the blessings Of health established BY its
u,e, viii bear me out Of this assertion, Thar
pARkEN' RENoyATING NfoETAGEr PANAclA"
&. IN fyERY RESPECT, EarAL TO Swaim's, AND
#rlSnE.rAKfS IN ALLC4sEs WHARF MS MAS Phur-
hi EtfIt trInrs, WtfH sLtt nITx AND FhEEpoM.
ASD 1 M SAY, wtih0t.r iAAh or '"NfRAeirlloN,
ANDItAS E5rABEiSu inE FAcT BlYnSD THE PoSSi-
.ulLIrg Or nol snl--rHAE Wy Mkpic1NE anu HtS
AnEnSi ANh ans sAME TnisG, WITH THE ExcEp
rIoS o. Asi MEnuUnIAL PREPARATION.
JOHN A. PARkfR.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchon+s

Chaikly oomers, 48, Market-street
buzby 4 Bassett, 60, market st.
John Patterson, 80 market Street.
" Is. Iomlnson, No. sc, market Stree.
johnR. Brlncklc, corner ofmarket 8, One,
streets. Soeeh
William M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north side
Of the Bridge. e'oc
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John ". Tatum, 80 market ST.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

vas aIli.cte1, s,Ncfsl Ac.ls a!go Wilh 4 mcr-
curiat di,4s3p, when 4, sroye ID my hcsltil and
enteebls.i NJ constitution = tlst degree taat /
,lespaiited d eyer -.s4an recovering from the e-
feets Of i. had been IN er the care of 4 ply
.ei.,l, tor more tli,nsasen aon'hs, and my n,al4-
,ly s:i,l continued to increase; IN iacl had be-
come ultca,', d, when by c's.. s., bcea:;.c ;c-
tiu.latel tith sir. .t5hn.7 .'uratr, who ltotmed
nie tllst NJ brliese,l he corli care me n very
short tne Win bis PaaattR, I've bottles Of which
restored me 10 haultli AMI comfort.
q ElI!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
gnrt...: ETY. BoTIT.rr.s.
~ pER BDIt.V

q Po5l sattis, Or othcr nentlemcn, who
may ll,lcrt-l tAcns.kt, il the sale Of this Mod
lcinr, shall hasr d hberl ,lWount allowed them.
They may l.e aeaaird llel' The i1gieaent, "a
the mslat.,r.1rc Of il ne entirly simple, ard
oi corrective nature, and II, specific qualities
haze beeutcstcd by many Of our n,osi resi- pelta-
ble III! !sicians.
t;gdcis If, =, tnY pact 81 thc i,isu win be
attended 10 Will Rfs auat, AID every tioFma-
ion ;,,en ti.,,t sll,y 81 rroeiled Addres, to
JOHN A.PARkER,
10 Ne care Il it.il.sun an4 Ailx...der, Isin-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
.Ll.llL.Y q. ..llLtCX


The Proprietor Of Par>,l l'..nacc;, T.. The
satisfaction Of laying before tAt payiic, the fol-
loving recoHlmcndatoly notice of hls Medicine
from nr. Edwin \. Atce, highly respectable
Practitioner in Philadelphia.
fiiaying been equealeti to state, what expert
encc lave haH Of iilc iiicacy oi piTkci's f.ti;-
cea, am enabled 10 SAY, that three PATENTS
WHO lave used Of the bpttlcs presented ior tiia
have evidently derived sren benc.it, Tie trst
IS a respectable tcinaie, MitU l,,b0red Under cX-
treme SerefcIoas deal!,ty IN which He stomach
participated larsrh-it, digestve functions be
Hg much disordtrel. M'er taking one bottle,
her hcaih was iiUpravct!.-.her appetite, dses.
ton and complexion moderated; and ~ the use
oi the second botic her COM atsence is sl.ccds
| The st cold is die son Of = bo.tl-Encrc ctali,,
who suti, rs Wll Tie hp-l,, ace, scrofluus ~
I iccton Or .:lica ofthc neck oi the thigh Do,..
4 Previously to the use Oi Park acr's panacca, t,c
had tnbituaily Suffered great pain in the Affected
/ part, and hI, general hr.,th was much impaired,
lie has taken nearly two Dottea, and his parent.
say lie has been more t,cc Of pain than before
while his general hcall is fast Improving.
lhe third is a Lady, whose disease il supposed
to he Rhenmlaticand who has long suffered
with an extensive ulcer ofthe lee, resisting thl
remedies prescribed by two regular and ,,nnnen
physicians, Who apprehenled the loss the liniE
by gangrcne, BY request, called to see her to
day; viewed the ulcer, which is now not mort
titan fourth, III diameter and depth, Of what i
: was originaly--is much less swollen, very Slight
" panini-and She saws she has received nor,
benefit from the two bottles Of I'arker's panacca
than from any medicine that had been before ad
: ministercd.''
the above recommendatory notice is calcu
lated to benefit the proprietor, il is At his service
= Ph'adei,tiu s& mo. 50, 1e21.
!, Sold by JosrrH Irlsenrnsr, Druggis. ar,
j Chemist, no. 87, Market street Wilmington.
I Also, at J, tARIAN,s DRUG Sore, onrositc a
tl Town.Iiail, MarEti Ftrcci
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Vegetable nenoyating Panacea.

VIA iAis - ~ - - ~
Liver Complaints, Scroiula, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
l'umours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, SC. &c.
Ii is particularly beneficial in Meumatisais, its
effects beng such as completely to remove the
complaint.
In all cutaneous diseases, affections Of the
skin, perhaps there is medicine that has been
more emincntly successful. In the carly stages
Of Const.m8fiaa ii will be found Of eminent SER
,ice Il affords eHcctual reiict in Sgiphdttc
ard Nmfal D5eosfs.
several eases Of J4undee have been radically
removed by the usc Of only tew bottles.
Dtsuepsia or indigestion, is taken away by
its powerful virtues; and where Children are
conctrucd il is known 10 be a salutary operative
and fo. that purpose kept by families to be used
i. tie complaints incident 10 the change OF the
seasons.
IHis Medicine Is Warranted Genuine, and u
equsl To any now muse, it is carefully prepared
tteti. tAe ofisiu..' Recipe,
IN JOHN 4. PARKFR
Directions far u,i4s this Medicine. and ce:ti-
et y from Respectable person, Who ii las raiits
4}tt1C4.ul Of Vatiou, clufmtd III. latt, accom-
h4uy each batt,,.
ldiS .'i,ua 81 ,ia5 hetn hshiy rcronmcn1ed
/ BY mang respectable Pa4gia.ah, AMI f5}tatqa
1 in the Nnue.}Yl PeHehfgaa9. i has per
formed remarkable rrl.e,, after all the ctuH3 OF
spcriene, and sk,il hlsc Faded timely use
Nh Hili prevent foannaFl'o',S. y i carries N!
Il th Complaints that terminate IN tins fatal wide
spie.,InE disease. II u a woll known fact, THAT
Liule die With Gus disease than of any other 10
which tiic hanan i,.nlig are exposed. Indeed,
/ il las spread q Arh alarming extent, and s .
certain il lis OPT ration. Mhcn once il has ret tie
aaceniencN, HAT we cannot be too carciulln MP.
pmg ii5h. bad the diseases ll,t genclne il.
hi ease Mhetc Mercury has been used, The Ct.
lteei,pt Nhi,h leihann hc sy stem, II is IN inval
uAhle medicine. Il restores The consultation tG
il Wontcd tisor 4hl sonndnes7, and completely
eraacates tl.t e,li ,lnt attend il, and many
nore can @cd testimony 70 q good elect i
J this particaia.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers

John Matthews, Delaware-st ST., third door be.
low water-st. N. Castle.
lhcophilus Jones, 81 market st.
Val. M'Neal < son. 98 and 100 market st.
William M'Neal, l7o king st.
William White, 4 high-st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Witno@s, J. II. SIhwAhT.
pallueelllaan, l.arNArl -, l9s7.

ihdadclph'e, .54ri IN 1927.
hereby certify that taJ Wiie was afflicted with
The most eNcrelating Iihcumatic pains in al her
fmbs i0F two months, beng advised 70 Try i'aT-
ftr'a PanQtea, procured two bottles, one how
evgl, citirc! removed tae p.iit, ..ld she .s hos
we'll.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

Temperature, Greatest deg. Greatest deg. OF
81. of cold, So. heat, 81.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
Curriers'.
Cabinet Warehouse.
John Fcrris, Jr. shiplcy, between ID and Sd

'"'T7' -' = = = : TT ~ = y " - " ~
Tobacco & Segar Manufacturers
Thomas A. Sta3rct, 10 west high St.
Bread and Biscuit Bakers.
Miller Dhott, l05 ohipiey st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
CERTIFICATES.

10 thc carr e itEil.soll and .i.lX.
ters, p.ah.llLl.9.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

Wilmington, Aug. IS, 1877,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-08
MARBLE, FREE STONE, FLAGGING
STONE &c

VNHE subscriber has recently enlarged his
Il business, and is now ready to supply ar
ticles every description in the Stone Cutting
line, as lo,o as can be bought in town. On
hand, a large assortment Of Marble, for Mon
uments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones, Chimney
Pieces, Window Caps and Sills.Hcarth Stones,
Facings, &c. A variety Of Slate, for Grave
Stones; large quantity of Soap Stone, for
Fireplace backs and Hearths; a good as
sortmcnt Of Bolton Flagging and Haddam
Curb Stone, for side walks.
A good assortment of Middletown Free
Stone. Also, Long .MeadoW Free Stone,
very fine and beautiful, surprising any thing
of the kind ever before offered in this town.
The strictest attention will De paid to BUSH
ness and the most unwcaried pains will ever
be taken in the cultivation of the art of Sculp-
ture, Of which variety of specimens of de-
signing, carving and lettering may at all times
be seen at his Shop, and il is to be hoped that
an impartial and discriminating community
will Judge for themselves Notwithstanding the
bornbastical representation Of otbers) and de-
termine whciher merit or sound shall succeed
in obtaining their patronage.
DAVID BOLLES,
July IL Hydraulion-street
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PAINTED CARPETS.

OR FLOOR CLOTHS WITHOUT SEAM.
THE Subscribers inform their friends and
IL the public, that they have on hand a
larger quantity and greater variety Of
ELEGANT PAINTED CARPETS,
than they ever have had before, twcnty-one
feet wide, without seam, with all lesser wild tbs,
some in imitation of the Brussels Carpets, at
two dollars and twenty-five cents per square
yard, with great variety at lower prices. The
Proprictors of this Branch of American Manu-
factures, ask leave to call the attention of the
public to this extensive establishment, doubling
not, that the Workmanship will bear the test
Of examination. Orders for Carpets, without
borders, furnished at few hours notice. For
those wished with borders, correct. plan of
the apartment, noting all bevels. or irregular
parts, with sufficient time for drying will be
requisite. -,
Coach and Chasc Makers arc informed that
a great variety Of small Carpets are always on
hand for their use.
Orders can be left with r. j. JMalleH,
Providence, r. I. who has ON hand, great
variety of patterns for inspection.
SAMUEL PERKINS & SON.
Boston, may %. 3m
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

rHNHE Medicine now offered to the public,
IL is one which has been fully sub iected to
the infallrble test of experience; and in every
instance where il has been fairly tried, it has
been attended with the most complete success.
In some of the cases, the patients had been
labouring under the disease for years, and dur
ing that period had received the best medical
advice, and had even undergone painful
surgical operation, without permanent advan-
tage. 1t is not Qike those usually adv crlsed)
offered as certain cure for long catalogue
Of disc lses, but those afflicted with this COM
plant, for which alone it is recommended, may
rely with confidence upon obtaining reliet,even
in its worst forms, in a short time; and they
themselves are the best judges of the impor-
tancc of such a remedy. Price so cents per
box, with directions signed by the proprietor
Prepared and sold at HENRY CORNISH $
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia. Also,
for sale by
DIR. G.. III. TILLINGHAST,
No. Z, South Main street, sign of the Golden
Mortar, Providence, II. |.
July 81. 6mScw.