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and constipation were prominent symptoms Medical aen
dance had been rendered, but with very little effect
Four years since, the under my notice con-
tnued prescribe occasionally until the beginning OF last
year, and generally with immediate relief to the patient
but the effects of my prescriptions were not permanent The
administration of tonic remedies found useful AS local
applications the ermenng and carrot pouces generally eff
feced favorable change in the appearance OF the ulcers;
which would then slowly heal under the simple saurnne
cerates These remedies always attended with some
apparent benefit while regularly continuedbut when inter-
mted for few weeks the disease appeared TO its at
tack with increased severity From December until June
last all regular prescriptions had been abandoned The state
of the patient every day becoming serious until she
confined TO reeumben position, and unable to raise
either hand to her head The discharge from six eight
large ulcers the continued and PAIN anorexa &c had
gradually Frustrated the patient and seemed the eve of
ending her sufierings in DEATH
had wished TO see the effects of Swams Panacea in this
case believing possible that relief might be obtained from
the of that medicine Application accordingly made
and before half bottle had been used there evident
amendment; such had been experienced from any
other remedy.
The Panacea used in this case without any auxiliary
No local applications made, except of the most simple
character. After using for two weeks the pain gradually
abaed; appetite was restored the ulcers assumed more
healthy aspect, and continued to heal while the general
health of the patient was constantly improving
Mrs F. has not used the Panacea with that punctualty
which advised by Mr. Swain; she has, however, Just
finished the third bottle. The ulcers have all completely
healed and she has been quite free from pain for the last six
months, and her general health much better than it has
been for seven years.
The communication of this case has been DELAYED that
might be made entirely satisfactory have now no
hesitation in tesfyng the efficacy of this valuable med-
cine. JOHN F. LAMB, M. ID.
This woman remains in perfect health to this day.
March 20, 1928.
@ Swams Panacea is for sale by M Johnson sole agent
in Wilmington DEL, at No so, Market street; where gen
era of Drugs and Medicines and the most yaua
BILE chemical preparations may be had.
November o.
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HNXECUToR'S NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
~ estate of Dapd Smith, deceased late of the Borough
of Wilmington requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims will present their accounts properly
sttested TO the subscriber for settlement.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Err
November % 1923 4-4tp
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The Jaclator FishOf all the wonderful conrvances by
which the wisdom Of the Creator has enabled yao ANNALS
to procure Their necessary food few, perhaps pe nor, vii
Gus than the fooNng:-The JAalaorsh (Ch@t26oni rn-
t'n Of Linz shoots its prey THIS singular h has cal!
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MEERINo SHEEP FOR SALE.-Two hundred head of
IvN Sheep, of pure Merno blood, of much larger than
usual SIZE and in high order all raised by the subscriber,
offered for sale. F. III. HOLTLBECHER.
Mar Newark Del Nov. %. 1893. At
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hRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and ORcinaL
" in which included most of the recently discovered
french Chemical Preparations together with the principal
part of the most valuable medicines now in use of the first
quality and upon reasonable terms, may be had at the store
of the subscriber, No 1856, Market street
Nov. g. JOSHUA HARLAN
~ b. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
He ndug es belief that from his knowledge Of and expe-
Renee in the business he will be able give full satisfaction
Wilmington, Nov sth 1928.
M USlC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
We Harp, for sale by A. 4 H, Wilson, No s. West High
Street. where may also be had the lowest prices School
Boots Writing and Letter Paper and general assortment
of Stationery
Subscriptions for The North American, and American Quar-
terly' Reviews, received afthe above place.
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= WANTS PANACEA.-Ths Medicine has

GSWAIM'S PANACEA-Ths Medicine has the singular
- fortune, just tribute to its great merit, OF being recon-
Inended by the celebrated Practitioners of Medicine in
the United States and esewhere whereas not OF the
spurious mixtures, made in imitation of it, has the least sup
port from the Medical Faculty This fact offers an argument
so plain and conclusive that needs only to be mentioned to
enforce conviction.
In consequence of the numerous frauds and mposons
practed in reference my medicine am again induced to
change the form of my BOTTLES In future the PANACEA
will be put in round bottles, huted ongtudnay with the
following Words blown in the glass, SWANS PANAcEA
--PHILADA.'
These bottles are much stronger than those heretofore
and will have label, which the cork with my
signature it, that the cork cannot be drawn with
out DESTROYING the signature, without which genuine
The medicine may consequently be known to be genuine
when my signature visible; to counterfeit hich 1cM be
punishable as forgery.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine has
enabled reduce the price to Two Dollars per bottle,
thus bringing it within the reach of the INDECENT.
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and gives
them the solemn that this medicine contains
neither mercury any other deeterious drug.
The Public cautioned not to purchase my Panacea,
cept from myself my accredited agents. or persons of known
euse, who shall purchase from any other persons.
WILLIAM SWAIN,
No 22l, Chestnut Street, betlceen Serenth and Eighth
Streets, near the .Masoai" Hall, Philadelphia.
FROM DOCTOR JOHN +. LAMB
The following drawn up by DIR Lamb a very re-
spectacle practitioner of Frankford II motives of hu
manity which induced him to give it publicity.
Mrs Fisher aged A years. reports herself having enjoy
ed good health until about eight years which time
she gave birth healthy sonn the succeeding year was
attacked with pain in the extrentes, which has
tnued, with very little ntermsson until the middle of last
year
After the first months of her suffering tumous of an
INDECENT character 10 be slowly advancing the
arms and egsproceedng to suppuration, and opening a
ter an interval OF two to FIVE months from their first appear
ance-forning ulcers of unhealthy aspect-dscharg
ing, at FIRST purorm matter, degenerating into kind
OF ed sanles sometimes increasing rreguary the size of
three OF four inches in diameter often assuming gangenou
appearance; and hnay after several months, gradually
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NM AWARD HOTEL

NmAYARD H0TEL-This extensive establishment fon
n D posite the Town Hal) located in one of The mos,
pleasant and situations the Borough of
ton is kept by the subscriber, who socs share of RE
public CUSTOM and hopes by attention and good fare, to
give satisfaction to his guests
EZRA LAMBORN
N B. Horses taken at livery.
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WRo0TS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, Of eve

EPoOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS of every description
ED made of the bes materials, and according the latest
fashions for SALE Wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber at
Nos 98 and 100, Market street, Wilmington Country store
keepers will find extensive assortment suitable for Their
trade.
o. An extensive assortment of Shoemakers' suf and
trimmings. JAMES MNEAL
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MNF0RMATION WANTED, Of the present residence Of
PETER DOYLE who emlgrat ed from near the town of
Carlow, in the county of Carlow Ireland about forty-sx
years since, and understood by his friends settled at
or near Wilmington, (De) His nephew having arrived in
this country, very ANXIOUS to ascertain his residence Any
information the subject addressed the Editor of the
Weekly Visitor Chester tPa) will be thankfully received
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BNARM FOR SALE'-To be sold at Public Sale on Fri
day the 18th Of December next, tie elegant Farm be-
ongng to the subscriber the Great Valley Turnpike road
six miles from Wilmington, and ten from West Chester II
contains eghtyve of excellent land twenty acres of
woodland and has great body of CLAY suitable for earben
or bricks On the premises public house, sign of
the Fox Chase apple orchard of hundred trees OF len
knds and number pear and cherry of grated fruit
THOMAS c. SMITH
november 10, 1873. 3-4t
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A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for ls29.-Ths beautiful Christ
IA mas New-Ycars Present, afordng gratifying spec
of the state of the and literature of this country
for sale at the Bookstore and Circulating Library of the E
tors No. S, West High street.
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N0NVEYANCING.-T Subscriber, at his Office merit
" door to the 1Ocn Hail. draws Deeds, Leases, Mort
cages Indcntues and the various instruments of writing Incl
dent TO such a calling.
He is likewise practical Surveyor of Land and will be
glad to wait upon those who may please employ him.
LEA PUSEY.
Wilmington, ii mo. Is.
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N. B. Horses taken at livery.
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$40 Reward.

-rSAWAY from the subscriber. on the
ea,h of January last, a young negro
nos h by the name of GREGORY, OF Low y,
:,,.s.'. is ! ''','si ' %asa waking Il ! be "' M. ''s ;:,s:
s'eDp' ICES. and a small scar near his right
Mn'o accustomed by a buro when a child, is
ayvb addicted TO laughing aud very apt to
! mGIa when spoken 10 by any person, if in an
IL i1 hamor looks very gcnm. He Was seen the
second day after his departure ~ 'p" 'an ny
caose Creek, making way towards Lynch
S Dare, (and from this circumstance .uspse'
Ie has been furnished with a Tree pass. OF
''aaJes,inely conveyed OIL | therefore Gnu
Jon all persons against, harb 9%% emp, e. " ata
Or trading %forsald negro. Inc above fs"a ,ha
aa,a5 alave TO me iu Bedford county,
nsnr Anthony ford, SIaun,on River,
y" tABNER ANTHONY.
Sept. %. i"''
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For uari0na pnlposca

For UnTt0Us pUipOses
The crilerin n r0Gd ho,s.s tor quick d-nn, Or
coach. stage airl posi- cnaInes. &c. are derived
nom the immediate purposes ior which they a.,
intended a. requiring cith'I strength or speed
IN greater proportions. 10 make ihem safe
the foreband should rise, the back shru.d he
straight, the step should be short but quick
which fstlgnqs least AS they approach The
hunter in lorm, they are best fitted for onick
work and as they resemble the best KIND n;
llgnt agricultural horses they are calculated for
heat diaffs as coaches, &c. But IN all a
portion OF blood gives courage, durability and
condenses strength into lcs>rned bulk bv
fhieh activity Is gained. II is OF great oonsr-
quence TO a coach horse thai the neck and head
he SO formed as TO be enabled to rein in well Ia
the birdie.
The crlierin ofn drny-horse are, that he be We
ry bread breasted ana Muscular. and ,bIck IN
the shoulders, which should not lie backward
Nor should the fore hand be up, as recommend
ed IN The road-hOrSe for, W holaing up tbai,
heads, such horses may be chked by III,
collar, as they would, il 50 formed draw ton
much by the throat, aud their wiud being Tins
stopped, would b. 70 danger OF filling dow,
/ he neck OF a dray-horse IS not the better 10,
being long, and the head should be nfonorti,..
ate 10 II. Like all horses, he should be- rho.
''F |'' 'FV' - hF 'iiN pAh HliOllb lDDfN- - 4
ought to bt thick In his thighs and are IN hone .
but above all, he ought to be a steady collateJ
horse, with conrageto make him trua 10 A severe
pull, and yet without a hot fiery spiri, to make
him fretful.
The cnieria Of n wae0n horse are, in some
respects, different itom those OF the dra, horse
lie should be more ~weighty, and alloe ether i,,.
ger Rapidty of motion is greatly snbordin.
ale, IN the heavy stage wagons usually seen on
ou' roads, to strength lis all collar work
nothing is gained from the monenerm of the
dragged mass, which, the instant the pull ceases
lands still. The wagnnhsrse should ap pattern IN
the extreme; willing 10 lie to his collar no nil.
and yet settle into his own share of work on lp,el
ground. As ms c%Sertions are Constant. it il Ut
the greatest consequence lnat he shoold be a good
feder.
The err erin Of n horse peculiarly ndapiea 10
the labours o. agriculture ass thus e.ren ~ cul
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POETRY.
TIL. PALM rREr.

from Ike Records of H%onan.
II waved not thro' au Eastern skv,
Beside II ionnt of AraLy
II "as not taiin'd by southern brseso
In soue gfuen islo of IBiian seas,
Nor did it, graceful shadow sleep
Ger streams ufAfric, luuo and deep.
Batfair the rSilsd Palm tree grew
Mnlst foliage nfno kiudtnd iue
Through the laburnam'si hriing gold
hose the light SHAH oforicnt mould,
Aud EnropB's ytolets, fiintly sweet,
fafpled the moss-beds al its feet
Strange looked it there the willow stroamed
W hefe silvery waters round II cleaned
The liine-boughlu red the honey.boa
10 anlfnur by the Deserts Tree,
And showers af snoNy roses made
Aiustre IN Ils fia-iiko shade.
Therotame All eve of fustal hours.
Rich music filled that gardens bowers
lamps, that from lowering branches hung,
TN sparks of des son culors flung,--
Aud bright forms giuiecd--s fairy show
Uhdur the bioss1insto and fro.
hut one, a lone one, mid the tlironK,
Seemed reckless ali of danee or SONY
IL vas ayouth ofdusky mien,
Whereon The Indian sun had been,
u crested brow aud long black hair.
A stranger, like the Paln-trcc there.
And slowly, sadly, moved his plumes,
dlitterlng atllwart the leaf gloums,
lie passed the pale grcn olives by.
Nor Non the chestnut flowers his eve,
But when To thai sole Rnlin he came,
Then shota rapture through his iramsl
To him, TO HIM, ia ru ng spoke,
The silence Of issoul IL bro6el
u Whispered ofhis own hright isle,
That lit the ocehn with n snille
Aye, to hiA ear that native tome
Had something OF the sea-Nave's moan.
Ills mothers cabin home, that lay
Where ieathety oocoas irfneed the bay
The dashlng ofhia hrethreu's oar,
The concl-note heard along he shore ;
Al through his waknning bosom swept
He clasped his couutry's tree, aud Meptt
Oh seorn him not the strrnth Whereby
Tue patriot girds hinsolf,o die,
The nnconqacrAhle power, which fila
The freeman battling on bis hills
These awe one fountain deep aud risar--
The same whence guslied that chi id-like tear
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N0IiCE.-By virtue of a deed II trust, cN-
" ecated t. the subscriber by Edmund II
vine, braring date on the 2ist day OF Mareh,
1875, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
b"'tard county, on The 27th day OF octobrrnext,
shall Tor the purposes expressed IA said deed
" trust. at b. ford Court House, proceed 10
'si5 by way OF public auction, for cash, a tract
ot LAID, supposed l. To contain 800 acres, lying ON
Otter ltIvrr. ~ the the county OF Bedford The
Whole OF tie chose land Is in wood and a great
'oftioe Of ii good tobacco land. The right to
'ae ahove land is believed TO I've uaquesllonable,
nut acting as trustee, I shall convey only such
'iie as is vested in M nv the trust deed afore-
ssid. CAIOHiLL MENUS. Trustee.
sept. % tdsl3
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paI,obk property TOR sale, at Char
I'm Court House.

I'll offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, on
the FIRST Monday in Noyembe, next loe,ns
- Ia ! my property, at this place, consist
eop., s' ,ealy dipished two story dwelling no"se'
ios :, yyt,eb | occupy as a Tailor, ice hou'e,
. st,p h.u.e. Kitchen. stable, and a good gar
nv veil enclosed, and all in good repair. inf
.,ntains about three acres, aud lies """''
aae hundred yards OF two taverns' Tour o.pass'
oad the Court House. Inc situation % pen,
AMI aud convenient to ama's :, NY psb.s -
an' ~ nhysican. To a tailor VINO WISHES 10
a IA" -. rIf camfortably, this Is desirable pro-
~ az il is believed TO be as good a sta'la 10.
is,t1 business, if not the best that can De selected
MAJ no nnner country. chose disposed to puf-
ielae senld do well to call and examine The pre-
-. before the day of sale.
MISS made known on the day ofsale.
Terms ROBERT S. ANDREWS.
,dsS.
Spot. b.
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" virtue OF a deed of trnst. hearing date
L The 26th day OF November, lS22, and dn
ly r. sorded in the clerks nliee of the ccunty
ceuti Of Amhersi, on The Sin day of Innnary.
1929, whereby James :. Psndleton, ofihe said
county, conveyed 10 the Observation-Disclosures, for
ihe purpSes therein mentioned, one certain
tract ol parcel OF land. Containing seven hun
dred and ity three acres, be The snme more
or less, lying and being in The county of Am
herst, o., Buiialoe River, on both sides Of The
road from Newglasgow 10 Lynohbnrg, aud
adjoining the land Of David 5. Garland, be-
ing The same lands which Thomas Aidiidge
purchased Of John camm and John Warwick,
sn1 which was conveyed by said Thomas Al
bridge and Ca'harine his wife, 10 the same
Jane 5. Pendietan, b. deed hearing date the
29tn day Of April, 1918. We shall. on Nom
day the 27th day OF October n.xt, before the
iron door OF the Franklin Holel, in the
town OF ~Lynchburg, proceed 10 sell the
aforesaid tract Of land. 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction, for the purpo-
ess OF said trust. fhe SAID deed oftrust author
zies the sale TO be made foi ready monry bat
tile credito' are willing 10 authorIze 4 sale On
time. the pay meIts icing satisfactorily scored
aud interest paid scn-snnially. The improve
inents IN this and, are alwO story brlck dwell
ling house, with two rooms on n floor, a brIck
Office with other necessary Out houses, aud zee
house and a framed 0verseer's house, barn.
&c. &c. The water is equal TO ANY IN the
upper country the improvements in good condi-
ton, the plantation under a good system Of cul-
ture and adapted to the growth of first rate to-
bacco, corn, wheat, &c. the SITUATION is healthy,
and the ne,ghboehood desirable. This land IS
situated about one mile from New Glasgow,
the county town, about four miles from lheCouri
House of the county, and about 20 miles from
Lynchburg. 7. N. NICHOLAS, ! Trns-
AM. NfkERVlS. tees.
Richmond, August % idsi
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n AND OR SALE.-lhe subscriber having
X A concluded to remove from this section OF
country. fine can dispose ofhis lands, offers The
oliowing tracts for sale, 10 wit
One tract Of 900 acres. wiiefeon he now lives,
lying on Otter River, in Bedford county IA v'c''
of part of the turnpike road, ~ miles from,
Lynciburg md s miles ilom blbrrty-nearlt
one halt wood land, the greater part yet 20 clear
is excellent tobacco land, and the plantation IN
respectable repair, lies well, well wateied and III
a p~opulous neig hborhood.
Another tract of 1870 acres, living in the juno
ton of the two Uttets-the most partofthIS tract
is cleared, though II is a productive farm, with
improvements suitable for a small family.
Also another tract of o acres. lying on Goose
Creek, within a mile OF It's junction win Snun-
ton River, about two hundred acres are cleared,
$50 of which is bottom land, andhaii OF thatquan
ity is excrllent. tobacco land, aud of the wood
land there is not less than Two hundred acres Of
first rate tobacco land--the last naIncd tract ]
consider one ofthe best tobacco plantations III
Bedford. and could be made an excellent stock
farm. being better adapted TO grass than ANY
plantation in that section of country or on This
side of the mountains, with extensive outlets
This tract will he shc"n by MIR. OryllI Loving
" ho lives on The premises, and the two first
tracts by the subscriber. The terms will he
made very accommodating, so as 10 SUIT most Of
purchasers. JESSE LEFTWlCH.
E' The Editors of the Constitutional Wing,
arer eouesled to publish the above advertisement
once a fortnight, until forbid, and forward their
account to this Office for payment.
Feb. II. ofts37
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AGgttCUs-ruit4G.

From the Natchc7 Ariel.
Making Of Siik.-In the 3 NJ. ~ abe Atral
we noticed the iacl OF leanc Dun5ar, T.. Il of
Jefferson county, having made Ii smai etop Of
Indig0, giving al he same Imr Ar account OF
the value OF the aficie. We nave n specimen
oi the lnd go, which is sand by those VIM are
judges 10 be yer, excellent. Nathl0 a iea
avs W. have also received specimens u Seusiq-
sax, yetloe aud blue, mace mrlcr he duteI "a
fire Lady OF Nh. Dunbar pradneed rom
HORNS ri tins Slate, aud the leaves on winch
tlcy "efr ted are also oi the nulb ny, Counon
10 this section II { untry We merely mention
these circumstances, 80 show, ~ha may he
done by our cltIzeus. IT Ihrv are disposed to
promote oui awn interests and tnat OF III STATE.
10y In grne into operation the means mich
Providence la bestowed on t,ein.
lhr present administration ofiba national
government, assailcd aFt IS. BY the factions as.
plfants ioT office Who wohif DESTROY tie ais.
aud patriotic rnicy OF M. Adams, sas. never.
iheless, succeeded 10 4 great degre. in promo-
,ng the great and essential interests of The Re.
public.
Ne make the following ext acts from the
Report If the Camrftpee or da7cnlingr. 1T .hs
lat session Of Congress The Report with the
Documents snnezed, Is ofa highly interesting
character.
Thu following is an extract from the state
ment q the value OF SIX Goods imported aud
pxboTtpd IN the Years 1891 tn IADn ,,.t,g,..