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TN HOW FL DAVIES, AGfN1 g.. the
~ fuIMtL and BAisAN = fllNlL,
PARK ERS tEGE1 ABLE PANAtEA, and !.
ALBRlGH1 g COLI MBlAN SYRUP. hns tins
day received non, Philadelphia large supply
at each of these Medicines aud III the highly
cAtailed NOhG, for she cure of ca
SYMPTOMS togethrr With n very handsome va.
r,cty OF articles IN addition 10 his before hdyer-
tised stock.
The pulmel Is nncw & highly calculated Veee-
table Remedy lor the certain prevention y cure
Of consumpt'ons Of al kinds, in n then differ
ent stages. Putkei's Pnnaeeh islllGIli.N c.
LEBRAIED for the CERTAIN cure Of
WiEu MA1ISM. LIVER COMPLAINTS,
KINGS EVIL or SCEOFELA, 1uMOuBS,
LETTERS, ULtEltS, CONSUMPUONS ~
PiIlLIjlC and MEHCuWAL diseases. &c &c.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP m Nh lhcnb Al
bright, IL HIGHLY CELEBRATED for tire
! CERT AIN CURE OF the following dsstsos. va
! NEtHOCIS Or AFFECTIONS o. eBDNLS
KINGS EVIL or SCKOTULA, CAs3aRs a
INFETERATE ULCERS, IyEh COM
PLANTS RHEUMATISM, ULCERS of tie
MOUTH aud THROAT. SYPHILIS aud nil
DISEASES arising nom the IMPROPER use
Of MiHCUR.
Mnreh H. tsiaG
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other evidence yasf committee would have coz
s'trrcd tn coutfaei made altl Mr. Stem. Us a
suitc'tai guarantee ior The piuchcabilliy Of tic
work, In y ictsfrnee 10 iha contract. II viii
he seen TINT thai gentleman. who gives Il =
mp,l ample irstimontls Of his skill ~ scent 6c
engineer, aud ahu has bron engage IN the
construction nt sImilhT work NJ Cincinnati
which woIk is nuN in success tul operation, aud
where the water n tnisrd 10 u perpendicular
height al 40 feel. patty through wooden
pprs.) makes HI salary contingent upon the
complete success Of Ihc NnTl. according to his
plan anA rstiinnits But Yauf comHnire are
not lrtl II iotcr the praltenhllity OF tho work
itHn evidence oflhis Kind. They have fbr satls#
faction Of having the testimony Of successful
experiment IA the Philadelphia work., wh,,h
con uuried upon precisely the saInc plan. aud
operating under the aanc head uf watt. Ilisrs
into thr reservoir column Of water OF much
greater ycghtt AMI of course opposing much
greater resistance HAN We shall have 10 over
comr-=nnr need there be my apprehension 81
the pipes being unahlr 10 enslnn the pressure Of
236 feet hcnd f~ater, ns they mc MI To bc PIT
we'd before they are received, under pressure
equal 10 400 feet hchd
In cone It's ion YonI committee VIII STATE Tor the
information of the council TINT the w6Iks are
calculated 10 raise INTO the reservoir a50 900 gal
Ions of water ~ - hours=-and the reservoir 10
hold 900 900 GALLONS heunG O days supply for
500 families, NJ loo GALLONS each pea dny.
All OF which respectful, submitted
JOHN VICTOR, Chairman.
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- TRaYED Or STOLEN, on Thursday the
- 9th inst Black Horse. SIX years old this
Spring, about four hanis high remarkable thin
IN the shoulders. He has Roman head, with
remarkably full eyes, aud white strip down
his lace, loerable long switch tail, and a good
dead Of white tar at the rest Of ms tail lie
walks and trots roughly aud is badly snod. \
reasonable reward will be given for his delivery
to the subscriber in Lynchburg.
Nm. W, DICKINSON.
March 81 tsjO
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NIiils IuHoNfhE lhliuObldtht bhtlflhlru
- from ihe original 3pnnish, ~ relation 10
some extraordinary cfIeefa produced at the
Hagann, by 5WhiM'S FANkCEA. are deem.
ed Of .o6c'ent interest 10 clam portion of
public attention
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gnngaiez del Vallc, NJ. d,
Public Professor 81 Medicine aud Surgery,
Lecturer oil Surgery in the Royal aud Ponif-
cal University oil S. J"ione OF the Havana.
Member OF the Royal Patriotic Society the
" Friends Of the Country" 30.
hereby ceftis that have used the med
clue known by lie nem' of A" Sifnim'S Pima
c"G. aud haze obtained very good results
from Is application. having cIged two pati,
cuts ~ whom lie disorder ould not yield 10
the bet ourntisf tomedir5 One was suffer.
ing viii Ch1hujc Utfges, and the other
with senerinl nicer, romplicnted with go
norflno Of ong standinr. ! he former hnd
TO take FIVE bottles, The latter SIS. The otheg
cases ~ which am now using il are cnrei.
nOnntens ulcrrs md though The patients
aro mol vi cured, they experience however
greai relief the ulccfs suppurate more free,
ly, without extending a quickly es they did
before the medicine vas taken. This is all |
can al Ilrcrent ftaio, md ! am happy to be n
hle Ia rourihnte or ny part 10 confirm the
good effects OF lhis valuable discovery.
FffaDndo Gougrje- ri dHs NJ. d. 81.
Hapana Oct 10. So
cory.
CoaFTiar agencB olhr jWled States.
], ihe Undersigned Vice Consular Agent OF
the United States Ton the city Of Havana Fnd
its depepdencles, do hereby certify, ihnt poo
tor Don Fernando Cons nez del Vale, snhi
sc,iber TO the foregoing document, is ply
scau Of the greatest respcctshlity, residing
in this city, to me well known, aud 30 whose
auestalion rs such, full faith and credit ought
To he given.
IN testimony whrr' Of. have herennio set
my hnnd sud AFFIXED the sesl Of my Office nj
Navana. this sixteenth day Of October in the
year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and twcnty-seven, and ot the independence
of tbe United States, the fifty SECOND.
. (eianed) Eiacem Gray.
The subscriber who was lately appointed
the agent for ihe sale OF SWaim's celebrated
Panarea, has for sale of the proprietor's prk-
ces Two Hundred nnd eight, eight bottles o.
the Panacea. The above statement ofthe
grra' ei}cacy ofthe Psnacea III several very
different rasps, rs certified 10 by the Consular
Agent oi The United States for The city OF lila.
vana and its dependencies adds very great
additional proof of the exceeding usefulness
Of the remedy. Howell DAVIES.
Jan. 7 om
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ooohala-s, passed 70 s,b.tassalins lya,ole
oC 90 To >.
Ten thousand dollars from such STATE p.
Ntv York % the heirs n sue, man a
CLINTON 8! onr canals ought IN - filled
up! Com. .aaerfs-r
We hear that JUDGE MAUSHNII.. Chief
Justice Of tnc SUPREME Court. u tow days since
in conversation WITH gentleman, observed a. /
hare not r0tet for itesHig gfars but TxlGH con.
slider i II solemn duly iOue M country. 10 20 10
the poilsdm cole nj The HeJt Presidential t1rcifea
fur adied he, in has Impressive manner.
" should Jackson BE- elected, ishQH look upou he
gortfHmtm as riritaitg dissoleei.'
Judge Marshall is as pure and disiniercstcd
patriot as ever lived. and Is 81 Acknowledged by
all who know him He was one Of thpsp auni.
less ones 10 whom are indebted fpr our pres
ent free Institutions.
When one SO ilustrious for his talents. learn.
ing and virtues aud SO venerable for his are,
feels hlmseflmpflled by the highest of all du.
tics, TO openly declare so landabea determine
ton, his cxample Will not be lost upon his coun-
trvmeu. Thousands who hive heretofore re-
manned nj home al the day OF election. will on
the coming one Tor the Presidency repair To the
polls aud bv their presence aud eAertions,
stimulate rAeir younger fellow citizens 10 active
and, therefore. successful efforts, IA behalf OF
the constitution, the country, aud is laws.
Mugiander.
II must be source of graduation 10 every
yirtuons man in America, no natter 10 whay
party he belongs, 10 know, that Is M M, who
wrote The Scandalous panphlet a. anai Mr.. aud
Mrs ! 3aMS, has been turned out Of the Scuate
Ct the state of Ns1g Hampshire, Of which he was
aI0ennhcr. This mao it Is said, receives large
patronage liom the Post Master General. Win
"u' intending 10 impugn the motives of this ex-
ctllcnl officer we think il would be as well fr
The country, Il his contract mad been made with
more deserving individual. 10.
RISE ofhe mississippi The Mississippi RI
yer had attained, on the 23dut. an alarming
height, nj Donaldson, washing over The levee
in sumo places, and threatening breaches.
The Oldest inhabiant. OF 81 Francsvile did
not remember the river 10 have been, ut any
tune, as high in the month OF February. Tie
Nater was within thirteen inches of its highest
point and another heavy frrshet from the q.
bio, was dresdpd.--lhe parish Of Concorda
WAS inundated and il was feared mat many
plantations in Raccourci aud the settlement OF
Gros Fete would share the same fate.
Mrs. Canning, widow oftha late premier Of
Euol4nd hoe bnpn ,.layatp,I IN th, Rtitieh pspt-
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March %.

Estimate ot the cost OF the Water Works foun
died ON contracts made, AID information oh.
tanned from Philadelphia Ac,
24OO feet Of 7 inch pipes FOR (raising
mnrnel from Il 10 "a inch thick. $500 oo
1908 feet < inch pipes (eadlng maine)
~ - pc, foot, 1900 30
200 feet inch pipe, DO do 81 cts do 1860 on
IOOa feel 3 inch pipe, do do - cts do 1852 90
o-iS tons uou'castngg, 500 per ton 5Gl ~
~ tons do 90 per ton 81 ~
10 stop cocks, bU2 M
/ FIRE plugs i6 Fgr-a-a,- f&Al76 oo
The above contracted Tor in Phia.
dclph.a y To he dehvcredin Richmond
fucag pump with extra valves s. liz
turea. 1900 90
Cast iton shaft lor water wheel and m
die machinery connected with the
pump, 400 %
Contacted for with the West Point
foundry association,
Contract with kelley q Dolau for rT.
cavatins the Canal and Reservoir - 1850 on
Purchase from W l. CabeIl of land &
water power, 100 oo
Purchase from J. Early Of site for lie.
spTvolr, 2N)O M
Contract with N Winston for freight
! on castings aud forwarding Nab tons 1ho M
Salary oi Eugineer rs PEI contract 1000 0l
Estimates founded on the Philadelphia
| prices
For Ia, ugp2l0o feet inch pipe, aass Y
90 per cent On cost lao On
For laying l0Os ieet inch pipe,
20 pen cen, do 4s3 o,
| For laying 5000 feet 4 inch pipe, 30
| per cent do 1913 N
| For laying 1oOe feet 3 inch pipe, 100
| per cent do l1s5 ~
| Probable cost Of erecting the dam 2OOD IN
| DO Of the pump house fixtures s4ooo IN
| DO 1t tools IOO "
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Mrs. Canning, widow ofthe late premier OF
England has been elevated to the British Peer
age, by the ii lie OF kiscountess Canning, Of X n
bIahen, in Kilkenny.
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safety nfthe remainder ofthe trcora. or o. tie
fntt which they garriSoued, had rtquiffd III"
death Of THESE SIX men. (alaasS suppospg TIT
NE laW justified Il Where should have lien ~ hfs.
itptiou IA executing them. Blu. when - such u
cesst, prevailed, nut, on the contrary wlnn
thew might all have stacked tae.r arms with per.
isci impuni,y, there cun lie ~ hesitation. "
bumbls conceive, IN pronouneins the nj one u
needless bloOdshed
80 that IN whatever shape we view Il, the
court marital arh ten. Jackson cannot escape
cousute. II was ~. t@grg, As salularN e.
ample. aud was required urihcr by Tie safety
oi the garrison or the natu'r uftlc offence aud
To crown lie adherence Nth winch II ought IL
be viewed by every man Who has any r,Eald
for h s owa rights. II was oa Htrary 10 ials.
~ The constituents Of NaihL H. Gmidoraf.
Esy. will hnd IN today paper the speech OF
thai gentleman ON the ImIhll -.
SigHg.--lu two Electoral districts of rcnnee.
see, gentlemen have offered a. Electors. who
prefer Mr. Adams. AMI IN Knoxville paper
has Just been established which supports Nh.
\ s cause With great zeal aud ability. These
are What the Enquirer, Ne suppose. would call
" small AeHS' Thy are n lcRsta iar set OIL
to the federal Jackson meeting in Boston.
Congress The proceedings Of this body.
since our last notice of them, have been Of a
miscellaneous and general, unrntereAfnc char
aclrr not requiring particular detail --.lhc sen.
ate has refused 10 consider a resolution offered
by MIR Johnson ni Nv. hNing "a dal Of ad jo IN
ment= In the House pt Representative the la.
a hiil Is undrf discussion. There ID no proha
b,u We thmlt. that there will be any material
alteration mnde IN til, present IarIh system du-
rlng this Session. The bill tor the relief OF
Richard w Meade has been rejected II
Involved an immense claim agHiast the go
verument and dew tolth the abest Speakers
IN the House. Nj. Ms property, to large II.
mount was some years ago confScnicd toy the
Spanish government, IN which country he then
resided, engaged IN mercantile pursuits For a
length of time hc was engaged IA efforts TO pro
cure indemnity from that government, hat they
all proved tiuItlcSs lie nov appeals 10 this go
vcrnmrnt lot remuneration. tontcndne that h.
claim is embraced by the lpridn treaty. On
tn, point the que .touturned. These are the on
" matters o general interest aGltatcd m either
House.
u Tie Il. Enquirer informs the public that a
"titrI who some tune ago iislrrd IN that paper
iu q long wmded Essay, under the signature oi
/ " JSHt fSoa, " and who IL now known 10 be the
no less able than infamous Harry Lee, ~ about
10 issue another bulletin against Chapman john
son II onsh 10 be- told that this MI. Lee is un
versally despsed where his coodue II known
and that, AZ this moment, he Is living under Gen
Jacltson's roof, earning his bread by administer
ing to the vanity OF his palron.
Arridfni.--We understand, TINT on Frda,
last. u sen OF Mr.. Richard Alcock. Of Amherst
accidenly tell into Rock creek, in that coun
~, aud was drowned. HIS father attempte,
to save him ont, before he could be got out
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MARRIED., oo Thursday the 9th inst. by
the Rev John Early Mr. RICHARD LIG0N
10 Miss MARY Ann BRlDGELAND, all Of this
place
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4reiafni.--We understand, that on Friday
last. u sen OF Mr.. Richard Alcock. oil Amherst,
accideuhy tell into Rock creek, in that coun
ty, aud was drowned. HIS tather attempted
to save him b,d, before he could be got out,
the vital spark was extinct
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Cases curen by Swaim'S celebra-
ted Panacea.
2SS Bottles of which the subscri-
Der has lust received.
March 81

NlllE following testimonials. trhnslatcd
- from he original Spanish, II relation 10
some extraordinary oifeela produced at the
Hagann, by 5WhiMS FANkCEA. are deem
ed oil efficient interest 10 claim a portion of
public attention.
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To be Dram IN Richmoad, on 7hws-
dug tic Isl .H0y nctt,
Virginia State Navigation Lottery, Moo.
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DOMMSTE
M,.arNcroe. Ml,ch :. 1873.

,aFglrAN COLONY Al sEkIA-
-, I,afr rom Cepf. NIth9tseH, Gt The
uPF o . D.. If44 ~ I'm
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" The constituent, Of Naiti. H. Guidorqf.
Esy will hnd IN to.doy's paper the speech Of
that gentleman ON the Imin hill ~
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oo0hoiiafs, passed 20 ttb.fasesdtns byRAute
of 90 10 y.
Ten thousand dollars from such sta,e p.
Neg York 10 the heirs n such a man a
CLINTON 9! onr canals ought II - filled
up CON. .lirgrtistr
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1RAKpI.AlInN

Don Fernando Gouzniez del Vnllc, NJ. d,
Public Professor 81 Medicine aud Surgery,
Lecturer oil Surgery in tie Royal aud Pontif-
cal University oi S. J"ioIne OF the Havana.
Member the Royal Patriotic Society ofthe
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
-<zze CO o.
Ftpm ne Connecticut M.rnii

We have before expressed ~ OPINION that If left 10 their
free voh'Ion, Mr.. Adams would be Tie choice u
the people OF tins Sa'e-ihat ls, il e question ere dive .
ted of external cIrcurs aud o Com ccu
alone were to decide many able and rdcpe e,lent men
might be brought furw ar, vi would place Mr Adams in
the scale OF public estimation precisely where he ought to
be tound-among independent meG political trimmer
and aposatc-anong parties, he outca.t t tatn ALL
We anticipate HE day when cror o eaeci,e influence
will fail 10 sustain him-when those " ho are no. a., im
will be arrayed aga hm-when the light Of rnt, Shall
have dpelled the pref ud which cl.d the prosnecs Of
his destined sIccessorand when he shall be rerncd "a
private lie, to contemplate ihe a of Justice and Her
'he retiibntions which later await those IA
"bnld their greatness on their couny's run" air
Adam. as no hold npon the feelings of any political .,y
here, except those indred spirits o for the last
nave been iwadinE between the Nh divisions 10 the an
noyance OF all honorable and cosstn minds and RI pay
dug cefiaG s'gns have kept in his wake to t,ck mr.
the crumbs OF patronage which they will as readily seal
from any "'her dSnensa'ion as that of Nh Adams or Mr
Clay Mr. Adams has hitherto been siDror ed unnn ,,er
motives Of eapediency but, since the ds,rncef .ac,;6e
OF our Wes-ihda trade, ard be waycrirr nolicy he la
expted IN regard 10 the tariff these ,no,iyas are fas
u~hnme away and since the abandonment, of our naor,
interests nave lett us nothing expec nru him. he so III
nave as 'ttle to expect from u.s. We trust An
ucket, IN favor OF Gen Andrew Jackson comoo,ed a
hohess men, of wnatever sect or persuason' (f h;c
measures nave been taken and train) will
receive we united support of the undobted ana t douh;
All .hosc VINO, do rot like the because thcv de
sp'se e o.her but will have fellowship with corrun
.,o' nor sacrhce the honor and dignity OF the Da,ion
'ne uhhalowed purposes Of cousion und intrigue.
rast events are as clear az mrrors N. fun,
as OBSCURE as yagnish. '"'S'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

Horse, The fooaing remarks upon horses are copied
the pubcaiiun Of eminent fsrrcr in Euiope and
hink them worth the perusal of farmers generally.
'The pulse Of horse in health is from SO 70 A. beats
minute, and may be eas, fe, by prcfixing lie ingef
ptty apo, the temporal artery, which situated about an
CT a. ! has lck arls from the of the eye
'logscshsve the facuhy Of puking, even bechse
500 ant OF Their stomschs and therefore are peculiarly
subj 70 wind colo
When orse has been ridden, bloody spots
tie in the whites Of his
"a timber dock is evidence of timber back thai
is weak one
"a horse That hardy and good for business has short
back bone which terminates forward OF The hip bones.
g A decocon oi white oak bark will kill bolts by tan
ming them and thev will become shiweed scarcely
TO be discernabIe when discharged.
"The princpai signs of good forse these The
eye, apar the head and large and bright; the quirl
high - the forehead; two in the neck is good
sign the neck well set hgh the shoulder blades pretty
high, and gue TO pout the breast full and large,
and also behind, the bndy round for fiat bodied slab
sied horse. weak na'ured; the dock stiff going wide
behind, for if the gambos knock torc,her it shows thai
he horse is feeble; chewing he bit when provoked,
good sign
SIT Spanish proverb, that ga daprle gray viii sooner
die than tire"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
From the .anerican Republican.
PARENTS OBSERyEi

An operation was performed by ID Robert THpms0n as
sisted by DIR. H. L. .4ken child, aged five munths
of Joseph thuner', for Hair lip The ssure was unco.
monty arge aud unequal extending TO the pat
the Two silver needles uscd with the twisted
sutre. The union of the lip effected in four DAYS
The cure 10 complete There is scarcely any deol nit
perceptble Parents who have children with Hair Lip,
aduise to have the operation performed esy The
advantages Of appearance and beyond the
| conception Of those who have not witnessed thcm
HUMANITY
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
HUMANITY.

The Blue Yarn S;oekings.-Whcn doctor franklin was
receive at e French court American minse err he felt
scr"ples Of conference complying with their fash
ns as to iress lie hoped" he said to the mins r,
hs as he vas himself very PLAIN man. ami represented
plain rebl'can eope, tie king would indulge his de-
sire 70 appear court in his usual dress Independent Of
his, The season OF the year. he said rendered the change
from warm yarn stockings TO fine silk somewhat danger
GUS"
The Frenrh minister made him bow, but said, that
FASHION vas too sacred thing for him medde with
bu he woal do himself the honor mention it to his Ma
The king smiled and returned ord that Doctor Frank
lin welcome t. appear court in anu dress hc pleased
In spite OF that delicate respect for stanyers which the
French remarkable the courers could not help sta
rlng at first al DR. Franklins quaker like Dress and espe
cay his Bllc Yarn Sfock,ngs" But SOON appeared az
hough he had been introduced upon this splendid thea
only demonstrate that great genius like true beauty
needs not the foreign aid of ornament" The court weit
dazzled with the brancy of his mind ha, they neve,
looked at his stockings And while many other minister
who figured in all the gaudy fashions Of the day are nov
forgotten the OF Doctor Franklin still mentioned
in Paris with all the ardor of the most aecona,e enbu
sasn
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
---o%o---

The calculations tha; are made by various prn's y"
opposite side arc no ess amusing thar absoto' 49,
sir ee c,nra votes are claimed in New York Tor A"
The "sgns" would incline to different cone''' a
II is not long since gave an expose III ''''
the results Of lie Toun elections, which snow 'ne Nj
state of the Administration cause. Last year ""'p
general election completely routed the"' ''e'
that staie and tried TO keep up their sp'ft' "
Pennsylvania and Virginia Since then u"''" .,.rd
place between the Ducktas and CIntonans Nv.
circumstance appears to render ii CERTAIN 'nA =
ing election the jackson majority will be o'et'
But the Virginia elections having dsappo"eu '"'
and Pennsylva increasing in her firm auhe'e"'' I'D
cause Of the people, leaving the Adamsl'es no" .,,
pect, they turn again to New York, in the race " J
rational ground, for no other reason than, 70 g"e
State would show to the meanes capacity 'ua' w.
given up the idea Of elecling Adams THIS 'ne -"
ones have done, but for causes that are obvious
not yield the point publicly, but wait until Inc '''
cs ring the funeral kne of the Adams party M
Suppose we grant them, what they ca"no' ., ,.,tsJ
shi'y receive, 90 in New York; there will oe ~
in that State 10. Then add New Jersey D. rem II I'd
8. Maryland z, Virginia a. North Carolina 10, .e
oina IL, Georgia 9, Alabama s. 1'cnncsse H. ''
c)lno.s.'. making tss Yotes, whicS esect 'a'"'''
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

Prosperity cf ths Fran,h.~-it viii be seen Dy
The folluwng that the French people arc rn;sn's s y
with great 1iyor that course of policy which, =. 10
its application to this country, - cahe" '"'
!. American system" With unaninity anu ",
yacity char acielitc Of that people ihey entefeu
ppun system which has produced unVa'a'.s,le'' =,
results in short space Of time. and ra,seu rhen'
out Of that state Of exhaustion, de't ana o'."e"'
tv, which followed the tremendous wars ~ "a
poeon, and the scarcely less destructive eSac-
iions Of the Allied Powers Let Americans '"oN
at the example and profit BY n.-.Nat. Aar0co'p'
French Industry y-The Society for the Encouragement W
of National Industry in France exhbus great az" i'
activity numb. of medals and other rewards nav
" been distributed various sgrculIurists, mannac,
&c and the prizes CT dfeien amount are oefed i' ue
productions and inventions Of the present year among
others QUO francs for the fabrication ut hck uies &C
by mac cner 900 francs for machine TO shave 'he a''
oil the skin employed in hat making; 1000 Tor an sngas
OF Other substance capable Of claryhg beer; wv fa'c
tor fictitious utamarine 600 francs tor the 'aprca'o
OF paper from the bark Of the morus papyri'era; -foC
francs o new method Of sve'ing looking glasses Low
r The itnprnvement Of the materials onpl"sed III cope
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