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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-07
FOR THE WATcRMHa.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS
OF the State of DelaWare.

4 " IHp I5IUtE y IIeIuUHft.
The editor Of the Delaware Gazette" in his
paper of the 4th inst, states that he is dissatisfied
with the nomination Of the federal confsrees at
Dover, who regularly nominated kensey Johns.
Jr, as their Candidate for Representative to Con-
sress at the ensuing election. Because Mr.. Johns
happens to be friendly to the Administration, 2
the sensitive little editor has /" iep the COURSE
and says he will support James A. Bayard in his
stead and not only So but this violent little ed-
tor has the autacity to call on the Democratic Re-
publicans to support him. (BaYard) "a year ago he
(the editor) preached different doctrine. Tru-
" this "wof'' has put on sleeps clothing that he
may catch the unwary Of the Democratic 1ock--or-
has he only disguised himself in the garb of the
shepherds If so, he will surely betray himself
whenever his vanity prompts him to open lis mouth
for the purpose eliminating the shepherds voice.
When you are called. be sure it is the true shep-
herd and not the wolf. a Democrat.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-07

Col. HENRY WHITLEY, of Mill Greek
Hundred, was nominated candidate for Repre-
sentative to Congress on Tuesday last, at Dover.
Col. Whitley is in favor of Gen. Jackson for Pres
ident.
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STATE LOTTERY

For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Compan,
Eighth Class To be drawn IN the 12th e SEPTEMBER 1877
81 Nombers--S Drawn Ballots
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NEW ARK ACADEMY.

vUvfiE annual EXAMINATION Of Me 5tnlrnts in
i this institution viii take place 7amsla5 tie 20th
inss. By srsv,
IT, WHITLEY, .sc'y.
Sept. S, 1927. e6-4t
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FRIDAY, September 7, 1927.

"Frown Indignantly dswnng a
one porti,n Of the Uuo1 Anothcr.o WASHINGTON.
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COlOMBfA.-ft will be seen By the inpi-
gence inserted below, that Bolivar has set oft fas
Rugnta, 10 take the oath required by the Csnsttu
tion.to the great CONSERVATION OF Vice President
santander and bis pariisans. who are said to hass
planned revolution, and the arrest of Buliyar~
principal friends. AS to the affairs Of Colombia.
it may be emphaticaily said, what Queen Christi
don't write, and those who write. don't know."--
The amount Of the present intelligence seems It.
be, that Bolivar and the Congress, cuncidin. with
the wish Of the greater part of the nation. have
solved to anticipate the Convention provided for
by the constitution at somewhat later period
and that when Bolivar finds himself at the head of
the government, by the assent Of this body, he viii
act with pronptuess to repress its disorders, ant
restore its financial credlt--Balt. .4per.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-07

Ine Morgan Conspiracy. The albany Argus
of the e9th ut. says -" We understand that
Harris Seymour, Henry Howard, Holloway Hay
ward, Moses Robert aud James Ganson, who were
the first put upon trial at the late Ontario General
Sessions, FOR consrl acy 70 kldnap ana carry away
William Morgan, have been acquitted The re-
suit in the case Of the remaining twelve. is not
Known
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THOMAS TONPKtNS,
Opposite Washington Square.
phiIndsLphin. ApriL |. 1920.

This is TO certify, that have been Iaeoring
for chit years. under dreadful disease that
ocrasinned more than one hundred iuceier-
mr., l,srs on nv neck and body, and in my
tEraat In this state remained upwards OF
one Gear under the care of a highly respec-
,a,lc and we'll known medical gentleman,
Int t' without any effect, aud was finally aban,
.,,aoel nv him as ineurable My frame had
hoc',lae much emaciaied, from the long and
severe mains endured. aud my health was
Destroyed. In this despairng situation, mr.
". " Potter very generously offered ne hI
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
Phiiadeiphlr, Nay %, ls26

This is 10 certify, that my son, John iIn-
worth, aged fourteen wears, has been afllct-
ed for eight years with the King Erd the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
VA, tric /, but without success, until Mr. Pot
ter, Vegetable Caiholicon was had recourse
to, which has effectnalIy cured him. The
tamonrs are dispersed, and bis general
years past
T6is give unsolicited by MIR. Potter, and
fram sinccrc desire of beneiting others
who may he similarly situated.
GEORGE HONORfH,
Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia city.
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xnilE Medicine now offered IL the public,
- u one which has been fully snhicctc
10 the Inlnllhle test ci experience aud ia =
very instance where il has been lairly tried,
II has been attended with the most complete
success In some Of the tascs, the patients
had been laboring under the disease for years,
and during thai period had received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone II
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. It's not Oikc those usually ad.
vertiscd,) offered as "a certain cure for a tong
catalogue OF discusses, but those afflicted with
tins complaint, for which alone II !, recon
mcnded may rely with confidence upon Oh
taining relief, even in IFS worst forms, in II
short time aud they themselves arc the best
Judges of the importance OF ,neh remedy -
Price 90 cents per box, with directions aign.
ed by the proprietor.
'he subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale Of tue above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nnv OF
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{ " -
MARC ARET HOFFMAN
phiLadeLnhin. Afnu 80. le26.

PhliadtipbiG. Mag 80 1920.
This is to certify, thai my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, Iabanrei for
twenty-five month nndere sevnrc n'esrn'ioH
OF the tongue and throat winch roeeeded 10
such An extent rs 10 eat away thlrd par Of
her tongue, and nearly to destroy her palate,
and render her speech unlntrIiiglble. Int his
state, medical advice was resoried 10, and =
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
IN vain when, hearing OF Mr.. Poters W.
geiable Catholicon, was induced 10 try hat
Two bottles have effectualIy cured her, aud
she is now perfectly well.
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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phiiadeiphla, Mqy l6, 1926.

do hereby ceftfy, that twelve years ago,
,hree days after heing confined, both my legs
began 10 swell. constituting the disease call.
ed NH Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated and in
this deplorable state ! continued until about
one year since, when began 10 use Potter $
Vegetable Cathoiicon. BY its sole use am
now perfectly we'll the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my limbs are as sound
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,TTAIT FL I HI.N Y N" II 7 IULf
Publishers of The LGics u The Union

PPM e.-7 .Ysrkly Prp~~ 1. =. and 80 W,-tfr
-, AZ a. per aunnfn, ptyLle il adz5nre.--N, -l,,-
,i viii ~ received Cor les TIM fI,n 81 uausl.
al ~ oiper ~ih he discontinued hut al The discretion
ma Ellors} until Ill are lrleos arr nil.
7r Advertisements will bee u-crfea at 50 cont. per
- f,r lrs,1 II. first tna anI - = cent, for each
f,iuu,ncp. 1Hinsr fro'h distance mazt he paid f1r
resols to thor insertion. or t PAYMENT assumed by
! NJ responsible person in byuelhnrf.
II Chancefy Orders not exceeding TWO squares
sefei for six dollars
~ All LETTERS addressed to the Editors must be past
,L ar they VIII not be attended Ia.
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MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
No. II, Ghesuut-slrect.
Philndtkphin. 4ptHa. la26.

Phiindtphfd, .4DrI3, 1926.
From the spring OF l822, until thu, summer,
was afflicted with Serotaa every gland in
my EeGlt was affected by tin rising oihard tn
m"urs, which broke and ieil deep ragged III
GERS. wa under the oare Of three eminent
pracltionsers at different times, who CONT
nued 10 prescribe for me for about nine
months. when my legnear the shin began 10
swell, which ,oou uicerdffd q large NJ
or also arose on my body , from the former
proceeded a thick and offensive matter. !
continued much IN this slate (my malady IN.
ther increasing tor some months, aud find
Ing nv physicians advice ufrless, dischar
ged them aud resorled to SirnimS Geupint
Pmarea, which persisted in TO the extent
OF .Niae Bottles, but without the slightest re-
IrGi. underthrsr very nniavorabr circnm-
stances commenced using POHcr's Ifgeia-
bie CdihoiicoR, which soon manifested lis in
husnce over the disease the tumour on my
body now broke aud began 10 Discharge, and
soon ailef all the ulcers began to heal very
fast : III II few weeks more 10 my great asio.
nishment the ulcers were entirely healed
he pains which / had been subject 10, werc
rcmoved-nnd my appetite resiorcd--and IN
fact my bodily he lth IS very much improved
from The exclusive use of Mr. F0Ntrs Iaiaa-
bie Cnih0iic0u. NJ ANUEL NORRIS.
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now ronr nI..anrlAnt.r

Posa'ee dcgree .---ralk constantly Of
yourself aud your own affairs. Every
man likes 10 hove the conversation n.
boat himself, g. Is dissatisfied when yon
Keep upon your own Myself h
always very interesting topic. Your
,eli he topic Of least interest upon earth.
i then You would be disaprcoapLle, con.
'flNe 10 talk constantly of yomscll 1.-The
conversation rs 'bonl children, tell what
good ehIldlenyons arc; ~ about clothes,
ioll what you like best 10 wear III boui
any occurrence, tell what yor did when
20 slloatod---youwilI be disliked. Gem-
P"taf'ee degcc.-To the practice Of Talk.
my oil yourself, add enough vanity tn
make 1t apparent that you think your
sell aud what you dool vasi consequence.
You will be dcspised. .Spprrta,jpc degrer'
10 both The above add a hnuphty air
oi contempt for those with whom you
conVelse--you will pc abhorrod
RDyf III
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Certjfca,r-some r,met August, ls2i /

CertYcGie,- time IN August, lso1
was desired bV W. ". Potter, 20 sl.d and TX
anime the above lad, Samucl kaia-the dis-
ease he was afflicted with Is termed .Atcros r..
and mare serious case OF it I haNc never
seen-considerabl portion Of the whole di-
ameter OF the tlbia, me main or shin bone OF
the leg had exloliatcd and come out---lhe
wound measuring at the time seven inches
IN ieugth, extending from a little below the
Knee 10 near the ancle, two inches anda half
in width, aud two inches and quarter IN
depth, tue flesh being retroveried along the
edsrs 10 the height OF one inch aud a hall
he was much emacated had hectic levers
night ,wea's and was rapidly verging to
the grtve. In this state he was put ON the
Vegetable Catholicon, winch, in the course
81 three weeks, removed all the symptoms Of
hectic, and in the beginning OF April, 1929,
liter using ten bottles of the medicine, he
was discharged. cured. have this day ex-
amlned tue limb-it Is rs sound as il was pre-
vions to the accident large quantity of
healthy honey matter filed up the vacuum
left by The eNfoliated tibia, and the limb i, as
firm and sound, aud Is useful as il could pos
IDLY be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY MMURIBiE, NJ. d.
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y l9lh day Of October, 1920, in lha s"rsp, M
o., Coufl u Chauccty tof HE Lynrhbnrg H.,
uid, IN me cause 81 Nathan Initus 4 20 pIfHs
"a JOHN bhb, Dot he undrrsifucd hlar.
shal 81 The said court, will sell ~ Nn,. q Tub.
he auction, ioi cash. ol The prc,u,sc4. on lues.
day The 23lh day OF July. le2i, ~ far. II no,
tho II It an day 'herealter) the land ~ the said
decree mehil"u'd containing 1916 acres. move
o. less. bcmr w, hnd an which the suid Ell,
resides, aud p'ooiplrf tn. baud Of W,n II IN
bell, kobet lNv's Inoma BIB. md me lands
OF tho "slat' OF VIM johnson d,c'd
l. y. HOLoOMBE, Marshal
June % c1,,1c
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AiLndeluhin. SfnL DC. Is2G..


Nj. w. W. Potter,
Sir hereby give you n statement OF
nv case, aud you are al liberty To use it in a
ny manner You may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated CASE OF Scrofitd an
Uhiie Smelling during his period placed
myself under the care of upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pittsbnrg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. My arm became pseiess, the
elbow joint being very much enlarged and
50 covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, al
rised me 10 submit to dmpltatioH, but this re-
iected. On my back there Was an ulcer as
large rs the palm of my hand, which became
so painful that despaired OF ever being re
stored To health or even getting relief Ha-
wing seen a similar case To my own which
was cured by your invaiuabie Caihoicoa, as
the last resort l applied tor it, aud the happy
result Is, from its use about three months
am perfectly cured JOHN llEALf
N. b. AsI am about leaving the city, for
iuformafionas TO the accuracy OF my ease,
several gentlemen OF high re5pcclabllliy may
be referred 10.
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ln1l virtue ol - deecd OF trust executed 10
- the Subscribers by Capt Reuben Ne,veI
Tor CERTAIN purposes therein mentioned. and du
ly recorded ~ the county court Of Amherst We
shall proceed ou Monday the sixteenth day ~
July lbeing Amherst court day. at the Court
house, To sell 10 the highest bidder, Gf NOT die
posed OF sooner hy private contlacO The follow.
Ing tracts OF Lnnd, situated in the county NJ
Amherst.-One tract On Jnmes River contain.
ing upwards ol SIX hundred acres, conp,onI,,
called Christians quarter one other tract .dia.
cent thereto, containing two hundred and fin,
three acres one other tract adjoining the i, :.
mentioned tract, containing four hundred A.
cie5 one Other tact on Otter Greek c,ntnio.
ing two hundred aud forty acres, and one other
tract being that upon which Capt. Ho,yaI r..
sides, CONTAINING three hundred aud fl,y ae1es.
Such OF the above tracts as are under colt,,,
ton viii renan in the occupancy OF the tei..,t#te
until the growing crop is taken of at which time
possession will he delivered to the purchaser
he sale will commence on the day and place
above mentioned. and il not concluded viii he
continued from day, to day until al the aid
tracts OF land are sold .-leims of sale which will
be liberal made known on the day.
{. ANTHONY.
Il X. NOKYEII
u The above sale is with my entire appro-
baton REUBEN NOKtFt
June 20 cids4S
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c:-sNss
W.
W alter II. Middleton

n As received by the MOI rsccu, arrival.
IL large suppi,. OF
Drugs Medicines, Chcmirals. Physican,
Furniture, fants aud Painter, Materials, Obs
feriumery, pAe-Smls, Narnishcs. Port aud Ma
deha Wine, taa'y soaps sHun, al every dies
orpuon, Superior London and American Mus
iaId IL pt. Up. aud II pt. bottles, Aud 81
hand rs usual, large quanit, oil Putty. in ia,
incest mahhef' Opposite fosl Office.
jane L..
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II AND FOR SA1.E--Ihc subscriber off,.
~ lol sair ms nlunble t,oot oi land Wherein
~ n"" l'cs containing 8JI - Acres, lyine N
Campbell County, on Stone Nnu Gre.l ~
'mies below lynchb,ng. and IN 3 in,I.s al Inn
River, and n 8 miles OF Me-. hant Aall.. 1b,s
land Is The Gist rate tobne ~ land nnu vii ~.
''tfd, good hupto,eintbG, and ,luntaiiap m
hhpIe ofdci i"r 1opp.nR. suA,icni t. VOL. ) ~
lands 10 advantage, and posi- selon ma, he
aod al my tnnc before thu prosent ciapispilrb
ed --fol terms, Apply e ths mG,,iI6,r living
o" Tue premises JOIN NALkER. n.
Feb ,f3n
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Hartfa,d, lCon.) FEB 90, 1877.

Mr. " IN. W. Potter,
Dear Sir: have now hut ont holil5
of Ca,holicon left. Aper5on arrived this 2.
vening, who came 90 miles since morning
tor II bottles of Cathoiicon. and would have
taken 81, but | could not let him have bui
O. lie came expressly for the article. and
says that the person, who had used two bot
ties, has had " Hcef affection or consnmptl-
on" 20 years and that three of the family
are inyaids, and have paid in ten years, for
medical advice and medicine, $l,5Oo. He
says the person who has used thetwo bottles,
ncrer found aHy medicine to compare t0dh NE
Catholicon, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects il produced. number
of them sent the above person to procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two dags, II
he could procure the two dozen. VIII You,
without fail, send me, or il necessary, efeR
come with few boxes Of the CatholiGon 10
Hartford, as fear delays will take place IN
New York aud New Haven and as 10 be-
ing out Of the article, cannot think OF 1t.
am, in haste, yours, &C.
RITI
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n AMP q EINsEED on Walter II. Mid
~ dieton has THIS day received a largc quan-
uty OF superior Winter Strained Lamp OH a
80 Lin'ced od, spint Iurpeutme. Wbdc Lead.
a-c Iuuc -
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April9, ls2G.

Philadelphia, Jtly 26. Is2d.
have lahored MADEIRA very severe ease pf
refer tor The last five years, andiu the coni 81
"i thai time was attended by two very re
'pt etable ph1 'loinns oil this CITY, who pre-
scribed aud recommended every popular re
NEEDY which they thought would prove OF
orhehi, without success was bllstered
nine Iimes on the lace, aud a course of mrr-
curry pursued Intellectually. At this time my
situation became qnlte desperate, aud re
manning Tor somr time in tins state, 4 was nd
NIsed by my friends to Try Potter's Vegetable
CaihoiIcon, IN which they had great cont.
denet, aud fnnlly consented 10 give IT trial.
Alter ushs five bottles. the disease began TO
sho" ltse" moro desperate Than ever. which
caused ma To think should never get freed
from this desponung condition; but benz
ur2ed BY Mr.. Potter 10 take more, (inIv con
vIn'ed ne that his medicine wuuld have the
desired ehecD followed his advice, thank
God, aud from the use OF nine bottles il efs
iectnally performed n cure. | am now per
Iecuy well, my system having undergone II
complete revolution.
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CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS. The AL.
bany Microscope states that the bed
bugs IN hat place grow 10 an ,mcom-
mon size. A traveller was lately wa.
ked up by a loud barking, which no dis.
covered 10 proceed from the bugs round
his bed, and in the morning. b. saw u
remarkably lmpudenl one sitting on his
launches on the hearth, picking bis teeth
with tho poker.
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I'D 10 ny existence. Having had no regular
med'eal advice from thr commencement. nv
eShptahl at last got 10 such height that /
could rot swallow without great rain and
dliaenily' Tumols formed in different part
ri my body, and began to link my siiaa'i.
On almost desperate The Eve bottles Of the
GafbelIcon which have taken have com.
Pleteis cureI me, aud am now as well ns (
could wish to be. With my hanks, am your
Obliged aumble servant, Nc.
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@. Philadelphia, Mny, %, 1924.
9H-~l am now, thanks to your medicine n
hrg'r'y man. For nearly six years | have
" I'n" martyr to a disease, whose raVageN
threatened if not soon stopped, 70 put PERI
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= WITT n ~ sIIUtIHIII.
Philadelphia, May 2s, 1921.

C4SE.-Samnel Rim, stout, full grown
la1, u thirteen years of age, of healthy and
robust habit OF body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time in lho month ol June.
1871, struck his SHIN bone little below the
XII. ., against a boat--no pain or unpleasant
Consequences resultedthertfromf tor the spac,
OF Il week, when considerable Inflammation
aud swelling ensued. Dr, s. a respectable
physician OF tue ntighbJrhood Of Penn's
neck, Salem county New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was Called and continued ms
attention Tor iouI years, during which tinir
II grew worse aud worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being OF opinion that the
loss ot his leg was the only means of saviu.
his lie. On the Sd day OF August, 1921, ne
was put on a course of Potter's Vegetable
CatboIicon, aud by its sole Us IS nov COM
pletely restored. W. ". POTTER.
Auest--S.5MUEL RAIN
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Ms progress, and sealed letters are. of nil a..
lhers, those which are intercepted with III.
grrhifai mi aud care
Neserihsless. know That the Emprass.
who Is mol ignorant of Ibis. has directed IN
der very heavy penalties. that no one shall
deihin On The way or Look into any f.itars
when hfe addressed TO her pefsonnllY. and
winch mny be sent 10 her by post Therefore.
mere = a very long letter which have writ
ten 10 her ~ your name nothing OF The de
lH'ts i omitted, although II contains aome
rough expressions ! am sorry for the En-.
press but since she ha4 henfd and gave rfs.
on 10 enlumny, II Is but fighf fbnt she
SHOULD rfnd the publication with pniienee
Copy ihls letter, sign II md twill take charge
OF IL VIII send some one 10 rat II in The
post Mt the nearest town. Take courage be-
iirte M, yonr Triumph mol doubtful"
In Incl, the letter was sent nod tut In the
posi- the Empress received IT and altar
having rsHd this memorial which vea fully
explanatory. and accompanied by undenia.
Die hiieeiailuns, she iupeightd bitfnrly n.
gMhi The lnlormers, revoked her riporoua
orders recalled Paul Jones Ia court. and re-
retNed Inn with her usual kindness.
lhhi hthNo seaman enjoyed, with bero-
mlhf pride repPralion which wns due 10
him hui he trusted very little IN The compli-
mchts thn were mblashingly hcnred npon
MN, hY mnnY persons who bad fled from him
IN hi dsBincc, nnd shortly afterwards. dis.
gnsled with country, where iihe fortune of
inhh inny bc exposed 10 such buntitiafiens
under The pretence oi III health, he asLsi
leave oil The Empress 10 retire, which she =.
granted 10 him, ns well ns an honofnble or.
der mud n suitable pension
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+" Vegetable Catholicon,e which I immca.
"'els commenced using, aud 10 my Ereat sur
pllse It's powers soon became visible, hy heal.
'ns up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite IN a tew weeks-and /
,hy with conf ,cucr tnat the Ca,Lolfcen 4.
lone has saved my life.
hN. \. HAMILTON.
Jaw the above case at the time he cnleI-
ed On lhe use at MIR. fonrrs Cahuliron, aud
can TESTIFY that II was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless one-l have srrn tbe
'ame person within n iew days, and found
nun perfectly restored Ia hpallh
Ii. VI MURIKlE, NJ. h.
Anril q lS2G
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CITY of Philndelnhia. s..

II
Geortr kaue, ot the district of Southwark
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn
doth declare and say, that the above state
ment IS, in all respects, correct aud true, and
that the signature 10 II is IN tue hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-02
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his Is 10 certify, that | have seen the a.
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rect hM. i. CARTER.