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Delaware journal., 1827-11-06
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From the Village Record.
SILK.
White Italian or Persian Mulberry.

White Italian or Persian Mulberry.
The citizens of Chester County are respectfully
informed, that by the politeness Of Or. .abraham
Stout, was furnished for planting, with parcel Of
seeds from the Italian Mulberry, introduced by the
late Bishop Etwein, at Bethehem.-They are of the
most approved kind for the food of the Silk-Worm.
have now eight or ten thousand sets, which | wish
togve away, to persons in different parts of the
county, with view to encourage the production Of
silk. Each person applying shall be welcome to an
hundred plants, until Ave thousand are gone then
if the applications are numerous, the number to each
will be fifty. until eight or ten thousand (the half
have) are disposed of-For an hundred, "a bed should
be prepared rendering the ground deeply mellow,
and moderately rich, fifty feet long and three feet
wide so as place the roots in two rows foot apart
The next fall the spring thereafter, they will do ts
set out in orchard fashion, whether there shall be
room for them. Any time in the month Of Novem.
ber they may be removed. The leaves will be vau
able in two years. G. MINER.
Spring Grove, Oct. 27, 1897.
P. s. 1t may be proper to say, that the ensuin.
winter, the Report on raising the mulberry and pro
ducing silk, will be made by the Secretary of th'
Treasury, which will contain and disseminate all tht
information that is valuable upon the subject.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06
From the New England Farmer.


FATNING SWINE, &c.-We are informed by
Judge Peters Of Pennsylvania, formerly President
of the Philadelphia Agricultural Society, in COM
munlcaton which appeared in the Philadelphia
American Daily Advertiser that sour food is the
most grateful and alimentary to swne." One gal
lon of sour wash goes farther than two of sweet.
mean the wash aciduated to the degree required
for dstillatlon, not acetous.
Dry rotten wood kept constantly in styes for fat
ting hogs, TO eat at pleasure is good thing, but
Will take the liberty to mention whatl think better;
we have three backsmiths in this tow land my hogs
eat up all the ashes and cnaers they make we haul
it into pens by cart loads, and the hogs will de-
YOUR this at times with avdity than their ordi-
nary food
Charcoal, it has been said, will answer a similar
if not more valuable purpose than either cnders
or rotten wood. If swine we're supplied with a
small quantity OF coal (accordng to statement OF
an Ohio farner,) say two pieces day to each,
about the size OF hens egg they will discontinue
roofing, remain quiet, and iatten faster than
they will otherwise. Charcoal will operate on the
human frame cathartic and, probably may
have the effect on the animal we are treating
o 1t so. IT may superseded the necessity of using
brimstone, antimony and other drugs with which
hogs are often dosed. At any rate it will cost but
little to give them constant access to Goals which
may be siited or raked from your Fireplace and they
will be induced by instinct to consume such guam
titles will promote their health and expedite their
fattenng.
| When you first commence fattening your swine,
care should be used not to give them more than they
will eat with an appetite. If they become gorged
OF cloyed, their thriving is retarded, and there is
danger from saggers, and other diseases consequent
upon repetion or the high living to which these ou,
footed epicures addicted.
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate of
Dr.. SAMUEL III. BLACK, deceased-are requested
TO produce the same with their vouchers for settle
ment; and all persons indebted to said Estate, are
requested to prepare for payment especially those
indebted on book accounts, are required to come
forward Immediately and settle the same TO those
not able to pay immediately on settlement some fur
Their time may be given: but those who will neither
pay nor settle, need expect no indulgence, as the
number OF accounts to collect, the remoteness of
many of the Debtors, and the many other engage
ments OF the Administrator, forbid all trifling.
10 prevent disappointment to those calling on
the Administrator, he will set apart Mondays and
Thursdays in eachweck to the first of july nexi CT
that purpose, Except Mondays the l4th inc
of May Inst. he having other engagements OF
days. when those wishing to see him will fin n
at home to attend to them.
JACOB FaRLs, Admir-.
Heageheld Farm, near Glasgow, May l.. sd
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House and Sign Painting,
GLAZING AND PAPER HANcrNc

The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends
anu customers tor the encouragement he has recev~
Gu ~ ms business Tor lteen years past, and begs
he still carries it on in its various branches and
hopes from his skill and long experience, together
with the and OF excellent workmen, not only to con-
tnue to give satisfaction to old customers, but to
OBTAIN new ones. The subscriber is determined to
make every reasonable exertion to execute with
neatness and dispatch all work committed to him,
ana an, DO 1t on reasonable terms. Apply at No. -
KING street, between Broad and Hanover streets,
wnere orders will be thankfully received, and pune.
tuaily attended to. BENJAMIN FREDD
Wilmington, May ls. s,f SIT
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NC Tho Effected side of my head was drawn down \,
the disease, and rested upon my shoulder The ucef
Increased; my left was sweiled twice the thickness
its natural state, and the swelling extended down to tie
ends nc nv fingers could not even bend my finger on,
and for e;rhteeu months could not move my lett arm b
with the assistance OF the right
In September, 1926, came TO fhade'pha, and applied
70 seyed enonen, physicians, but they gave hope
relief commenced the OF Swam's Panacea and con-
tnued until had consumed nearly foul bottles, wihoA
producing any effect.
The later end of April 1926, commenced the'use Of r.
Abrpht's Columbian Syrup, and after using it shur
me The swelling in my was reduced so as to eizbe
me to use ii freely and six weeks was restored pet
feet health MARY PEI ERsUN
PHILADELPHIA, June10, 10 6.
Noe The fol egong case is we'll known 10 several o;
mr. respectable physicians; and pat uarly caudn1
expressed his OPINION Mrs Peterson, that her dse
had extended itself beyond the reach OF medicine EN-!
that getsman's attention particularly to her cerfI'cae
The following communication was received by the pro-
nr,eo, of the Columbian Syrup, from Gen. Thomas SM
der residing in the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia Co.
COMMUNICATION.
Mr.. ALBRIGHT,
SIR was afflicted with rheumatic affection of I'll.
head for nearly TWO years, during which time had tried Al
most every remedy; but the disease being very obsnae
baied ali medical aid. | i'll pain and mlse
during the time was afflicted.
respectabs physician recommended the benefit of sci
bathing; accordingly, in july 1926 took journey to III
sea shore battle, which in few days increased the m
dy such degree as to cause an obstruction IN my
tfils and prevent free nhalg and exlang of my breath
The regular course Of breathing being thus obsucied
The upper law and check bone became very sore, and
face appeared to be in high Of inflammation; m
situation became very alarming my spirits were dcpre
ed, and my appetite failed.
heard of your Columbian Syrup Iprocured some Of
in very short aayed the nflamma,on en-
bed breathe freely my appetite returned, and was
stored 10 perfect health THOMAS SNYDER,
Philad. June %, 1926. No. SIS, North Thrdst
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DRN GOODS;
Among which are

London Sup. cloths & kcrsimeres-assorted colours
West If Enc do do. do.
Sattinetts. drillings. yellow and blue nankcens
Valencia s. Marsailles vest'gs bombazetts g. bombns
Red and green baizes, yellow. red and white flannes
Gnghams calcos, cambria and shirting muslins
Irish linens. lawns and cambria linens
Leventeens, FIorences. Gros de Naples lutestring
Flag e. bandanna hanks. suspenders, Canton grapes
Grape shawls. Black, white and green Italian do.
Long and short kid gloves beaver do.
Domestic plaids. stripes and muslins
Pittsburgh cords, fustians and drillings
Rose and point blankets
London. ingram and domestic carpetings and rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc-
ton, Il will be sold at very small advance for cash.
JOHN .M'LE.4R.
Wilmington, April 10Th. 1892. 1-3m
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ShcriGaIty.

The subscriber begs leave to offer himself to the
Democratic Citizens of New Castle County, for the
office Of SHERIFF, to be supplied in October next;
assuring them that in case he should be the Object of
their choice his best exertions shall be employed to
execute the duties of the office with fidelity, aud
pledging himself to abide by the decision of the
County Meeting to be held at the Red Lion, for the
! nination of the County Ticket.
. ALEXANDER PORTER,
B Mayl 7--tf
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Mount Harmonic Academy.

The Rev. Francis A. Latta, with the assistance of
an approved Teacher, has opened an ACADEMY,
where the usual branches ofterature will be taught in
the most accurate and critical manner Lessons will
also be given in the Hebrew. to those who wish to
acquire knowledge of that language The annual
charge will not exceed one hundred dollars
Drumore township Lane. Co. Penn.
April 90, 1877 l-sm
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THE Board of Directors of the DeIaararc Fire
Insurance Company, have this day declared divi-
dend, of four per cent for the last months, which
will be payable at the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE, to the Stockholders, or their legal repre-
sentatlves, on or after the 18th inst
By Order Of the Board;
DANIEL BYRNEs, Sec =.
May 9Th, 1927. 6--lt
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AN THUNY MUSICK,
Kunckle street, Northern Liberties
Mn. ALBRIGHT,

Mn. ALBRIGHT,
Shiny son, Stephen, aged 10 years. was taken viii
sepcS pam in The inslep of his right foot in Septembe
| 1875. 10 October following IT swelied very much ply
slcan ordered bread and milk poullces to be appie
which reduced the swelling. Soon after the can Of IN
knee sweiled up considerably poultices we're again app
ed, winch reduced the swelling large hump made III
appearance the shn in very short time his leo suy
ed to double its ordinary SIZE was very much Unframed an.
had purple appearance The boy suffered the most IN
desirable pans and from the loss of his appetite and want
OF Sleep he became SO debitaed and helpless that he had
to be ted like an infant. AT engh the swelling openeJ and
produced conos discharge of matter. acconpan led with
very offensive smell The physician ialced the leo
different tnes IN various places and attended him for
wards OF three MONTHS and got Inn far as 10 be enabled
to move about on crucles In very short time the pains
almost entirely lett him. he could walk very well without
the use of crutches, the swelling continued and the leg
broke out into ulcers.
In the summer OF 1896, his shin bone bar,na og,cte
accompanied with very offensive smell small splnters
"f bones would occasionally work out; hs ep from the
Cap OF the Knee to bis ankle, one liberated mass Of
coGupton anu the bone state of rottepness Pby
scans who saw the while in this sitation rave il as
her OPINION that he could only be cured by LAYING the leg
open 10 the bone, and taking off affected parts which
would be painful, well very dangerous ope atlon
IN November last, heard of your Columbian Suub go
Soltie and after my son used about five days. il chang
ca Inc matter 10 healthy appearance, and took away The
% STEEL by me Tune he was on the of the third
pole' large pieces OF tie affected boe came off some
WHICH were several Inches in LENGTH and about the thck
ness OF dollar after which the leg began to heal up and
y cured SyEpUsn "Ses sf
Phlad March 90 1897 Buttoa,.ood ,sor y;rnst
Inc above case OF Necrosis Cares, Tor affection of the
nones consider ed by several physicians as yery remark
G cure Some OF the carous bones in the possession
VI .e proprietor CT the Columbian Scrub and mav he seen
at any tine ~ $40 ay % $50
oher certfca'es may be the store the Agent
~ hach bottle OF the genuine medicine has LABEL re.
re 'e A1aSe anu hydra, with my signature.
JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. lo3 ylrch Street, Phi!aaelpha.
Sold in Wilmington, by Z. B. V.4UGKQn: Druggist,
No. "A, MAJ ket-street Sh""
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SPRING GOODS.

The Subscriber has Just received an extensive as
sortment Of Spring Goods, which he is disposed TO
sell at the most reduced prices Tor cash. or approved
credit
.an,ong the variety Of his goods
Are--Chintzes, caiicoes and ginghams
Cambria, Jacunet and null null nusins
Grecian and Bateste stripes
Irish linens, linen cambric and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape snawis go
Black sensaw, lucsring, manttas, Bolvars SIX oases
Light coouiee plain and igur'd Gros dc nap d'tto
silk flags Madrass and cotton fa, handkercheis
a. & 81 black and white silk slawls
Cd, "a and 1914 table linen, Russia Diaper ana crssn
1914 countc rpaines and rugs
A peeched and brown shcctngs and sniftihgs
Dorchester and Asssnplnk bed ticking
Baigup and Pittsburgh cord
Domestic pla,ls and stripes
Furniture and apron checks -
White and coloured linen and cotton Drilling
Denmark satin and silk stripe do
SupeIne bombazncs Caspian stripes and Norwich grapes
3.4 and Cd cambric and furniture dmlty
Valencia, toinet, Marsaes and Forentne vestlngs
a.. s. & 81 merino cashmere English merno long 8:
square sliaws
eros de nap cause, and cashmere handkerchiefs
Blue and yellow nankeenS
Ingram carpetng, and sacking bottoms
Bayaderes, sattirs and mantua ribbons
Paper hanginss and bordering for rooms
Umbrellas and parasols
Steel and gilt coat buttons
Suspentcis, tapes and carpet binding
Ladies' Leghorn hats and flats
Mems leghnrn and sea grass hats
Porter sheetmgs Ausnaburg and Russia shectilS
a. and "A and Ga oil cloths
White and coo,ired cotton and silk hose
With his usual assortment OF
Cloths and Kers,meres.
ALWAYS on hand the best quality live geese feathers.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends and the
public generally, for the very liberal encouragement he
has WITH and hopes BY keeping good assortment ant
selling cheap usual he will reanthe pubics patronage
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
oK'esU Grocery.

HUGH M'DET7771 5egs leaue to inform, his
Friends and The Public, that he has opened a good
assortment Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUI1'
SC. &c. al No. l0l, Shpley-st. doors above the
upper Market-house; sciere goods ofthe first quality
mug al,cays be had, and on the most satisfactory
terms.
nag 4. 1927. 4-4f
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Western Transportation Aine,
From Philadelphia to Baltimore via Whining
ton and Elkton.

From Philadelphia to Baltimore via Whining
ton and Elkton.
THE Subscribers have established line Of Pack
cts for the transportation of goods from Philadelphia
to Baltimore, by way of Wilmington and Elkton, to
leave c. Pusey and Co.'S. Wharf, Philadelphia, on
Sd and 9th days. Tuesdays and Fridays) every
week, and Light street wharf, Opposite Gerard T..
Hopkins and Moore's STOREY Baltimore, twice a
week regularly. First rate Boats are provided,
with experienced captains. Merchants residing at
distance by consismns goods to the Agents at
either end may rely on their being forwarded by
the first Packet. Goods will be taken in store at
Wilmington and forwarded to the Packet at Elkton
and at Elkton and forwarded to the Packet at Will
mington, and in all respects the local business will
receive the usua! care.
It is the conclusion of the propretors to devote
much personal attention to the faithful conducting
of the Western line, and having the assistance Of
the st respectable and able Agents at each end
thereof they feel confident Of succeeding in giving
satisfaction to their friends and the public.
c. PUSEY T. Co. Philadelphia.
GERARD Z. UOPRINSS- MOORE,
Baltimore. Agents.
ROWL.4ND g. SIOCKLY
Wilmington.
HENRY BENNETT, Elkton.
Proprietors.
Gerard L. Hopkins and Moore, purchase and
sell grain. and other produce on commission.
Sd mo- 81, Is m.
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Notice.

The STOCKHOLDERS in the Delaware Fire In
surance Company, are hereby notified, that an In
stalment of Fa1e Dollars on each and every share
of Stock by them held, is required to be paid on
the Cd day Of July next, at the Rank Of Wilmington
and B. Wine, between the hours of 8 and O clock,
P. NJ to their Secretary.
By order Of the Board,
DAN'L. BYRNEs, Sec'y
Wilmington, April, a. 1927. 2--8t
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Soap & CanaAe MaMufactory.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
the public, that The establishment heretofore con
Quoted by James Ray Esq. together with the ac-
counts connected with the business Of that estab-
llshmen from the first of January, 1896, have pass
ed into his hands and that he will continue the bu-
siness in all IFS branches at the old stand, corner of
Tanall and Queen streets, near the Friends Meet
ing House. where he will manufacture, and furnish
at Philadelphia prices. NouW and Dipt CANDLES.
FuHer's TiloW and Brown SOAP, of the best quail
ity.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. B.--Ihe highest price given for Tallow,
Butchers Fat, and Fat of every description.
Hilmington, Nor. IA, 1896 l-3m
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Joseph pogue.

N b. The subscriber will sell cloths and ketsimeres in
particular a, small advance from the auction prices. Per-
wanting cheap articles will find to their advantage
to cali at his store, No. 10l, Whining ton, Del
1-3m
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Silk dying & securing.

LANES SMITH carries on the aboUe business
an us uarious branches at No 100, MiRey-Strcei.
ffaO doors above the upper Market and hopes to con-
tue 10 giue satisfaction TO all aoho may favor him
aoih their custona
Wilmington, May 5, 1927. 4-lt
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YOUNG hAD1lA30
BoARDxNG-sO1IooL
At Wilmington, DeIarcare, conducted By WILL
AM SHERER, roth the assistance Of accom-
pished female Teachers.

AM SHERER, Tplth the assistance o. accom-
pIished female Teachers.
THE course of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful and most OF the orna-
mental, branches of female education. The daily
exercises photography, Reading, Writing, Arlth-
metic, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; Construction OF
Maps; Use Of the Globes: Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements of Moral Science.
WEEKLY EXERCISES. Biblical REGULATIONS; Evil
dences Of Christianity; Letter Writing. and other
species Of Composition Rccapitulations.
TERMS,-Board, and Tuition in any ofthe fore
going branches $50 so per quarter; orif paid IN
advance, $50. Music including the use OF Piano,
S12. french, by one Of the best masters, ST per
quarter. Moderate extra charges for Drawing and
other ornamental branches.
The discipline Of the School is mild, parental and
Christian. Particular attention is paid not only to
the manners of the young ladies but to their moral
and religious instruction. They are regularly con
Quoted to such places of worship and Sunday Schools,
as their parents or guardians approve. Exercise
aud recreation being essential to the preservation OF
health and of mental energy, occupy the intervals OF
time not devoted to study. The institution, in all
its departments, is conducted in manner which
it is hoped, will meet ths entire appreciation Of its
patrons.
Rgferences.- Wilmington-Rev f. w. Gilbert
Hon. Willard Hall; Hon. Louis M'Lane: Philadel
phia-Rev. Dr. Wilson; Rev. DIR. Janeway; Mr.
William Janvier, Merchant; James G. Thompson
Esq Professor Of Languages, University Of Penn
syvania
March 1T
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Philadelphia, 18th March, 1927.
Mr.. j. ALBRIGHT,

NlR y. hLBfiGHP,
sIR-My youngest child, girl Of about two years Ill
age had from her birth, been sicky In the latter end
January last she was taken with inflammation in ts
head and mouth, together with of the gums an
decay of ,he teeth scur had also formed the onga
and root of the MOUTH few day, very offensive ds
charge OF matter from the right ear TOOK place; by ths
time he child suffered the cxcrucating agones c
ing day and nght
Whilst my child in this distressing situation, wal
told OF the wonderful perormed by your CoiAnja
Syrup. procured bottle, and am happy state, thata
ter gwen the child the Syup about seven days. it Slept
sound at night the inflammation Of the head and moua|
allayed, the scurf disappeared, gums were healed
and the offensive smell accompany the discharge FROM
The eftlt; by this time broke sores all aou
the ear, bul healed in very short time after.
After the child had taken abuu, two-thrcs of the bot
Of syrup, the discharge from the gradually stopped
and astonishing II ma, appear, the Child now peries
y cured, gay, and Lively.
Since my cid has received those extraordinary bened
from your invaluable medicine, my wife has commend
Using II chronic rheums ,ism, and OF my N
scald head and gums, and from the effects your s
has already produced, have every think thai
shall shortly be enabled ate TO you the peas
inelhgence OF perfect cures.
ANTHONY MUSICK,
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DRY GOODS, &c.
oBsERV We.
At No. So, Market-Street,

The Subscriber has just received, and IS noao
opening, an entensipe pariety Of fresh and
sens0pnbLe
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Gerard L. Hopkins and Moore, purchase and
sell grain. and other produce on commission.
Sd mo. 81, Is m.
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The Subscriber has Just received an extensive as
sortment Of Spring Goods, which he is disposed to
sell at the most reduced prices for cash. approved
,credif---
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JACOB ALBRIGHT

1'0' t0o .1Tt7 5Feel, z1hladeIbHl1.
Sold in Wilmington, by e. b. T4UGR,qN Druggist,
No. a, Maket-sieet. Noe"'