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Cases cured by SWAIN celebra-
ted Panacea.
2SS Bottles of which the subscri-
Der has lust received

<AIIE following testimonials tranelat.d
/ L from the original Srani,b in r,Iat;nn r.
.omc extraordinary effects proJucad At Tho
Uavana bvSW4INS PANACI, ,no t
ed Of sufficient interest to claim a nortion ~
public attention.
TRANSLATION.
/ Don Fernando Gonzalez del Valie NJ II
Pablo Professor of Medicine and enroer,,
Lecturer Ct Surgery in the RoyuI mud pnnn6
cal University OF st; Jerome at The Havana
Member of the Rovm Patriotic Ga,.iaty nCthe
d" Friends of the Country. e.
Thereby certify that havep.4 The prdi.
cine known by the nam1 oil ." g,gato,., poaa.
ced, +" and have obtained very a,nd resnit..
from lis application. having cured two mt
enis in whom the di.ordef WoolI net vie Ito
tie best curative renedrt4. one was suffer.
ing with Ctydaic no. prs. aud the other
with veneral ulcers, complicated with II 90
to cake dse bottles, the atler siA. The other
casrs in which am now using il are car.,.
noma'ous ulcer mud though the patients
ace not yet cured, they experience however
great relief the ulcer, sunpurate NOR, free
~, without extending rs quickly AS they did
before the medicine was inken. This is all /
eau at present state, and am happy TO be n
bic to contribute on NV mart to confirm the
good effects of this valuable discovery.
ttrnand0 G0naaItb del pdtLe, N D. DC.
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Dee 81
N\fEW PUBLiCATlON9--,hc subscriber has
~ lnst lrceived dlrcct from Pll.adelphla Inc

N\fEW PUBLnAllONe--ih subscriber has
- just received direct from Philadelphia the
following new Books. w.
The Gronlcles oil the CanonGate, ny the an-
thor of NlvcrlV IN . vols Ia an lnlcrcstng
preface TO the abose work, SIR Walter Scot
acknowledges himself to betheir whole a uudl
fidcd author, aud r.lucS many interesting pa
Iculars relative To die private history of these
popular novels, which cannot tai 10 enhance
then intrinsic merits.
The Buccanans, n Romance Of ON own conn
Try, in lis ancient day, Illustrated with drivers
marvellous histories aud antique and lace
tous eplsode,, gathered from the most authen-
tic chronicles, aud affirmed record, cK,ant
from the setllemen, Of .Npeu" Nederlants, until
the tunes Of the famous Richard i'll.
The Epicurcsn, u tale by lhos. Moore, IN l
vol.
The Atlantic Souvenir for ls2I
Poems by Mrs. Felicia liamIns vol.
Also, Large supply Of tsitlna Cards, lof a
superior quality, all ofwhteh will be sold low.
at the new book store Of 1. A. WRITER'S.
Ian. II.
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SPLENDID GOODS.

SNVfE have this day received select invoice
~ 9nuly beautiful Spring Goods, by the
late arrivals from England
Navalno Caicoes beautifully shaded
Partisan Gng entirely new style
Swiss and Bobbmett Collars, richly worked
superbly worked Swiss Muslins
Swiss Robes OF uncommon beauty
Ageanand Bobbinett Crazy James
New style Belt Ribbons
Irish Tabbinett IA splendid article
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\ splendid assortment OF Silk Goods
With a beautiful assortment Cut Velvet YES
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ALBRlGHT'S
CONVMnAA.S SNNVP.

v fsHlS Medicine, for the short tmct has
- been before the Public, has proved itself
superior 10 Panaceas, and other remedies, to
such a degree to give confidence to the Pro-
priator, that its efficacy alone will support its
distinguished merits II is the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered II
Is SO perfectly innocent that no evil effect need
be apprehended from it, when applIedagr
TO the directions. 1t may be given, without any
apprehension to the most tender infant, or fee
BILE adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
cro,S, Carries, COR alterations of the bones
Kings Evil, OF Sci Ofula, Rheumatic affections OF
the head, and system generally Syphilis, Mer
curial, and all complaints originating IN the mi
proper usr OF Mercury; Ulcers of the mouth u
throat White Swelling; cancerous and invete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears dlseas
cs of the Skin Liver complaints Jaundice, In
digestion, and DEBILITY.
As general depuratye article, or purifier
OF tie blood this medicine possesses invaluable
powers. 1t improves the appetite, and kas the
remarkable quality of dcpriving the skin OF that
yellow bilious tint which is 50 common in bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above emu
merate,i, it is also recommended remedy for
that ailietng disorder, the liberated sore head,
under which children su1erthc most excrIcating
tormcnts for years.
Each bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has lab
ell, representing the EagIe and the Hydra with
my signature
a. PmcE 80 PER BOTTLE AND $50 PER boz
~ JACOB ALBRIGHT
No lob, Arch Street, near Third, Phi'a.
Oct %.
The subscriber has just received large guam
tity ofthe Columbian Syrup; and is the only "a
rent for this section OF country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
oct %
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~ EW BOOh Tho Pleasures Of ricudsnp
y by James Vi ncury
The Pelican Islands and other poems, hy
James Montgomery
The American Chesterfield, WAY g., wealth
honour and distinction. beng -clrcbDns fron
tie letters oil Lord ClrslefiirId - Tn son drd
extracts frolA other tinneut auihuts, On tho
subject OF foitLntsa, a,th alteration aud addl.
fons, suited to tie youth Of dc uu1ed ,,tlie,
The Pea Of Midsummer Fmr,. Hero anJ
Leandcr, LycuS the tcntsiu, Huj uher poems
~ Thos Hood, author ii y himr and Oddnirs,
etc. etc. The above my hook, aogctucr with
nauV othfIs, t.o dinu- ~ mention. have Just
been received, AID sac now iur sale a. me
cheap Book Store Of
CHARLES A WITHEK5
Who has also ior sale, a t0rget mt ,ot for
liite Bows aud Gir,, blending instruction with
amusement, at the unusually low price Of : ~.
Call ON {. A. "
Feb is. 1888
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"'''' ,, ,isaa u lie Laies ot The Union.

.. a u4f tauln payable IN adsance.so sub
- i,a rretIscl EtH s, less time than six f4oaths
OF - VIII he di.rontinrd (hut n the discretion
~. - Tito 81 uatll ii afrearases are pad
,#,+,f. .. aaats NH be inserted at - cents per
o,. @ ' 'i as, ,, and ,, a, cent. Tor , f,sG
'''- IN t,,ir i#.ssfjion the payment assumed by
|',a. 4s....,l..lplr r.. sJ, IA Lynch1urg
fgeht.., paiars act exceeding two squares are in-
esd for SIX doH.fs.
ri, II letters addressed 10 tho Editors must be post
.rthey viii not be attended to.
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2a3 0ITI3S
POTTER'S
lFluIl Il.-.

The proprietor of this invaluable medicine
feels authorized by IFS increasing reputation, TO
recommend il is superior 10 all Other popular
remedies, for the cure Of KINGS EVIL. or
Scrotula. NECROSIS " drrascd bones, SI.
PILLS IN every stuee, TfECuRIAL disease
HlIElMArISM, LIVER complaints, and 81
GERS OF every description.
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success In every va.itiy OF CufaHco1ss dis
ease, btJtntts on the face. phH,tes ant tftte' IN
particular EhHs S,ntHp.-f, GOHt, .jaad,,.
aud B4tl0lN Diseases generally, Dyspepsia or
Iadigezhot complaints Of The Siondeh. aud
general drb3fy. II - a - rtam pltrih,r Of The
6io,d aald hamauf. aud his been found an eilica-
cIoue remedy ~ Purifying a., blood &C eli .ldteu
after ,arr'Hrf.oH, and should hc invariably nsed
a. a general dit6rittrc both for children aud .
duta -bcmy agreeable la tnc mos, delicate pal
ate aud eratclil cordial 10 the stomach This
~ the inst discovery OF medicine taken into the
stomach, that has had the long desired effect. ni
caring the most obstinate and Distressing srter-
nal diseases The use oil nutritious food aud
the ordinary aYocations OF business are not M
terrupted hy the Catholicon and ITS properties
having the power OfrcStorDg both flesh and bone,
and Of rcnovatiug AID mvigoratng every part Of
the system dHrn. the process OF extcrmlnaling
disease. Is without parallel
W ". POI FER
No. -, south Smth street. opposite the
University oil rcmnsy hduDa
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To the I1nblic.

/ ncw, Interesting and eai0dblr remedy
ny r. Gil AMBEko' REMEDY tor lntemnet
- ance. The subscriber, un the drcease
OF the late DIR. William Chambers, took into
his possession the personal estate oil the de.
ceased and found prepared large quantity
OF DIR. Chtm5ers Remedy Tor Iulemperanee.
He hereby informs the public, thai he has
disposed of all the Medicine - found To Dr.
Jnnrs II. Hart, nnd Mr. Andrew NJ. flaming
ollhls city.
In making this dispositions the subscriber
has been uclnatcd by tue regard 10 the IN.
tercsls df the heir al the ,ntestutc as well is
from II wish TO give the most extensive use II
tue ,rtues al the discovery, whatever they
ma. re aud he can imiher add, with con.
fdeucc, that the eentlcmrn who vii hcreai-
ttf Dc the yendrrs Of the kriu,dV Tor iuletn-
peraucF, rs prepared by the inventor, haso
been intimately connected with Df. Cham
bers in his III lme---havc hreu his AGENTS in
compounding the medicine, md arc arqHutn.
ted with lis composition.
SlLgANUS MILLER, Public Admir-, Ge.
Il = The Medicine Is prepared oaly 10y the
Subscribers who alone are III possession III
the or,kinalrecpe Of the inventor, nj the ot.
ice of the late DIR. (. in the basement story
OF Rutgers Medical College, IN Duane street,
east s,de q broadway aud at the medicinal
=, - ''"' "
inglon Hall, New York
Fsom tie iefmou Gazeue.
" We haze the pleasure Ia announce tint
d. Chdla1trS nefiCiue. tor iutcmprrance,
ia Ito. oeen ADMINISTERED 10 WE'VE PERSONS III
,o'a '''n''' ','" a"', u" ''t'g '"S'"N,e " n ia,
ma ne "ss5t" tBt7 ~ P''a"''"t IN t""t
ar 'M 70. "' '.e " "'"s" P""Si mas
'ga5'"'a fss" j'oW "0''o"A i"'"' ana 'f,'o
"a mem 10 1'f"''fs5, 'f"'5f.' ana lf,''"t'"
heaa", 10 '''"''9, % ""ti s7''"S "'a '"eE
P9p'i stG't"S "a hof.t,R. .......,
mos. 'nsf. l'h'' success "h,th "f. hammer.
mtd'cIhe M mel WIN J." TIE cure "i 'h'tm-
l'fahr' ms .DfooSh' l"rin many HanIuenI
im""l,"os OF ms Ne,u'p'e remedy, Sc
cue 'he pnphc hsalhs, imposition, lhc nfe'-
,'o"' accompanying 'h' genuine r'ne"F Tor
ihleinpeihhtc are slSh'u III Tue hhha N''lihB
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NIH-IHc Rcd Rover, tale by the author
1 v Of the Pilot, &c &c. " Eye speak like non.
est men, pray God - prove 50 81 In t"o vols.
there Is mncn powerful. wiring IN these Two
volumes many OF these scenes are depicted
with extraordinary vgor aud effect, aud the At
thor Mr.. Cooper, has Shomn himself novel
ISIS ~ every SENSE of the word ne aloVs
new work, Is just received AID "t sale at ,he
|. cap Book and stationary =turr OF
CHARLES \. WIlHEE5.
BnI
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Clothing.

Al. Clothing.
'N'' l'othIng Ilst received and for sale at
-, a.e 'o''n hack al cur store. on nam street,
A., S"' Val 'anie assortment Of Clothing.
case hnr w6ne worstcd Clothing
Apply To
yisdaJs IN NV 49,
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ny ,uP,b ol Garden seed. consisting OF the
.'49"'"e
HHrlyN Washington peas White solid celery
orsiA weaEs lied d do
iDj1. frame d.. Earty horn carrot
Do Charlton 20. long range do
laDe m,rr,aE,,. 40, ,Toriy fgn'J Dc
Dwarf no. rIu,lGr cucumber
'"'re d. turkey 80
r. ,'IP wilson do Lo"s green 90
8.1e3Norf raprliaIde ga Nsae, very super
}3.ae VT. L..... ,-rce orapp head let
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y,lENALE HOUSE SERVANT. "A liberal
e. price will pc given for first rate sfemala
house servant, apply at thi. office.
Jan. g IS.
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rARESH GARDEN SEED i have this
4 day raeeived. direct from New.lork,
ny ,uprh oJ Garden seed. consisting OF the
.oaoWns
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The suhscriher bns inel received nm add
tional supply of Dr Chambers genuine Re
mody for iutemperance. which he viii sell at
the proprletors' prices He was appointed
The agent Tor the sale Of Dr. Chambu3 gen.
n,nr Ncnedy for lntcmpernnce whit nj \.
York few weeks ago
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 81 III
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
KENTUCKY.
From the National journal.

Previous to the Kentucky elections, the Jackson
editors first took the ground that the result OF
the contest in that State hung the result OF the Pre-
sdential contest. They were willing to rest the
election of General Jackson on that issue; and to
show that they did this without rashness and after
full examination, and deliberate conviction o.
their correctness, they assured their readers III
the strongest phrase Of confidence, that the Jackson
majority in that State would be 10 or $4,000. JUST
before the adjournment Of Congress, the jackson
representatives from Kentucky were stricken WIN
that eighth plague, misgivings /: and 1t was !heh
thought necessary, and urged upon their editors
and subordinaes to moderate their tone, and to as
scrt that great number of the jackson party say
5000, for it was well to give wide birth, would
vote for Metcalfc and, therefore, that if even he
should be elected, the election provided the MAJOR
ity was less than 5000, instead of settling the IRE
sdentia contest in favor of Mr.. Adams, would snow
that the State was sufficiently Jackson. This change
of ground was suspicious. fhe estimated majority
for Barry was Immediately reduced to 4ooo' anu
subsequently to 5000, in order to break the vlo-
lence OF the defeat which was inevitable. =,
The election has terminated, and we WI,
hold our opponents to their first ground, and teli
them that it has decided the question against Gen
eral Jackson. There is not State in the Union
where SO deeply laid scheme for the prostratloh %
the administration has been carried on, or PROJECT
ed. On the plains of Kentucky the battle has oeeli
fought, and we have won it, Every preparation
had been made there by the Jackson party to secure
their triumph. Throughout the last two years .'e
State was inundated with fasehoods against the az
mnstratlon in every shape, from the press ana .a.
stump, at barbacues, town meetings. court hopsts
and taverns. Every thing that was done between
man and man, even personal interchanges Oh iris"u
ship and hostility, in the ranks of the oPpos'tIon
was done with reference to the election. Especial
during the last session of Congress, were slandei1
emitted from the prolific fountain in this city, am
circulated, under the ranking privilege, throus' sf.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
For The Delnpare Journal.

Mr.. Priner,-You will please lay aside my communca-
ton sent you last week, complaining of the no.recspt
OF We The Peope, for the last ten days this morning
received puber. Where the others leave tie
concerned to discover understand it is customary for
PRINTERS to put all their papers flor each Postoce iii
bundle and direct them caretny-and that there is what
is called the large mail, and sma ones; the large nail is
only opened in the large cities, while the smaller open
ed at the intermediate directed. Can it be
possible that amy Post Master would venture TO take
the understandable liberty Of breaking package intended
for this place unauthorized? cannot believe there one
lost to of his duty do so refer to those
Posmasers betueen Washington and Wilmington, )-nor
will believe 1t until have sufficient evidence Of the
fact And suppose that orders have proceeded from the
oer department to obstluct retard the circulation Of
-idais cnon bapers, wnd be ungenerous, the gentle
man at the head OF the Department declares pon honur
he as1er used The cce FIR eettoaeering PURPOSES and he is
an hen0urabe indeed almost the only honour in the
Washington pack-DnG will please excuse me. But still
the difficulty remains. We the People, and the Ma
tlona Journal are frequently missng for week or twos
after winch they sometimes return from the Northper-
haps they have been seeking health. Possibly through
some sg or obquy OF .ision, they may be thrown
aside TO waste their fragrance the closet arr to CRAFTY
some noble parsonage not one hundredmles Off Let the
evil be where may hope will be speedily remedlcd
Let those come as prompt the Telegraph.
FAIRPLAY
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Communicated.

Extract from the Gazette Of the 22d August It IS true
jackson would not cheat the ignorant Indians" sic deat
like honest man, faithful Commissioner He mid
fair price the cedel ands and refused either TO rob mr.
cheat the of the Forest 1t it very true Mr. lack
in purchasing for the Government he paid very hoourab
but you have admitted that he did not cheat the sons &c
the Forest pray tell sir is that any proof of his honesty
The Government did not authorize him to cheat or rob
the ndlans and The phraseoogy of your language gives
negative admission hathe dealt for himself The Adj
minsration men never charged him with cheating for the
government but they have charged him with paying too
much to the Indians for the land purchased for it. The
charge they make that he specuaed for himself al the
very time he authorised commissioner on the part
OF the United States, and this cannot be denied You in
your address say that Jackson of crime ne,er
charged 10 hs account by any human being. In the name
OF common sense, if man requires to be defended
where no charge is made is it negative admission
that he guilty ofcrmes laid against hni which cannot be
defended Suppose, sir, Standardization should engage
yon Attorney in court of Justice, defend him agaist
the crime Of murder, what would the Court and Jury think
OF you, you were 10 defend him against crime not pre-
scented, that of stealing d.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
PUBLIC GOOD.
For the DeIaware Journal.
Messrs, King, Cook and Pleasants.

Mr.. Editor,--There is acertain individual, who
was engaged short time since in preparing for pub
LEGATION certain pieces, against persons in Sussex
County Of much usefulness and responsibility.
This individna has recently assumed to himselfthe
very pretty appellation of g Singer" and some of
the illusions ofhis infurlated BRAIN appeared in the
Gazette of the 29th ult. and 18th instant. These
pieces are in their nature extremely slanderous,
and as far as their contents will amount TO an
ton, absolutely false. They were leveed with
all the malgnity of vicious and corrupt heart at
the private reputation opeaceful men, and the foun-
dation of individual happiness attempted to be de-
stroyed for political purposes. But they are never
theless harmless ;-virtuous men are invulnerable
to the forge Of calumny and the injury will al,
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COMMUNICATIONS.
no THE PEOPLE. OF NCETV CASTLE
COUNTY,
!. &c ON MY,
OF THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.

Upon no other subject has the public mind been
so grossly abused, and the Administration shame
fuHy Contaminated, upon that of the public expen-
ditGres. The Jackson presses, from Maine to Geor-
ted by their leaders at Washington and circulated
through the mails in every of the country, by
the prostitution ofthe privilege of ranking The SLAM
der eagerly caughup and retailed by sumporators
and their followers in every corner and byway in the
Country The fact has been over and over demon
strated that this administration is, aboue any other
tat preceded 1T, free from the charge of extrava-
gance or prodigalty; that it is paying off the pub
lie debt with unprecedented rapidity, and that its
expences in every department. are confined within
tbs. strictest bounds ofeconomy. We will now en-
ter into statement derived from official documents
10 prove this compare the expenditures of this
administration with those of Jefferson, Madison and
Monroe and prove to the satisfaction every rea
sonable man, that the public money never was il
better hands than it is at present
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
1922, Slo,867 SO
1928, 1906 rs
1924, 1891, Al
. 4o,77s 10
20O0,876 or


This contingent fund placed in the hands Of the
Secretary to be deburscd at his pleasure and from
these figures, which all may understand every one
can perceive with how little scruple, Mr. Calhoun
us, | this secret, irresponsible fund and with what
proprety he makes or countenances the slsnderous
charge Of extravaganza against the present admin
fstration.
Let every man read these statements, and reflect
upon them serousy--he will perceive at once, that
every comparison which can be instituted between
this and any preceding administration, is in favour
of the present--he will perceive in every instance,
and in every department, that the expenditures OF
the present administration are less than those Of Its
predecessors, and that this diminuon still goes on
with every year of the progress of the adminstra-
ton. But the triumphant, the overwhelming proo
Of the suPeriour economy and financial management
of this administration, is to be found in the rapid
unprecedented extingushment of the public debt
In the three years of MIR. Adams administration,
38,oo0oo0 Of dollars have been applied to thu
payment of the public debt; greater sum, by sew
eral millions, than ever applied to that purpose
in the same period, since the existence of the gov
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ways Gas in this insiance) fall upon the head 81 III,
san,iepr himself. No man of honorable motions.
would coolls 'end'e such pieces, and as (it seem.
the author ,n'e.sor," 10 palm Them upon ohel,,
iord) il is presnnable he was ashamed oftbem him
self. But it wont do. He is we'll known 10 tho
writer Of this article and though l will for ,he
present spare him. in the hope that he will, "ceasa
to do evil and learn TO do well p yet should he
again throw hi. poison, at the unsued reputation
of useful citizens, shall be under the unpleasant
necessity, of dragging him from bis lurking hole and
showing to the public, this pseudo gentleman, as hs
is. Think Of this matter Mr.. =" Singer and IL
mercy to yourself and family, let The balance or
your life be spent in contron, and in endeayorinn
TO regain your long lost reputation
A TOWNSMAN.
Mlford, august Goth.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
FoR THE DELAWARE JouRNAY

Mr. Editor-lalkng lately with friend the marvel
lous conversions of of the eeven,h-orr Men L -
marked that in conversation he had in the year 1a95 VIII
James Latimer jr Esq. Mr.. l. made some remarks thst
savoured OF Herosm, which occasoned my friend to saw
why Latirner, you are turning Jacksonann !" Bv ~,
means, srI do not like either Adams or Jackson bt s
the two prefer the former and his talents etitle him m
that preference. 1t Mr. Latmer should have freo. the
conversation you may give him my name if he Should re-
questit personally. r.