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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
FAMILY BREAD.

TUyHE sGbscrber would inform his friends and the public
n i'm general, that he has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. S. p. Gardner, between Nos. 1903 and los,
North Main street, where he intends 10 carry on the Baking
business, in all its various branches, and where may be had,
Mt any hour Of tie day, the following kinds Of Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud Molasses Gingerbread, hard aud soft
Crackers, Sugar do, In new article,) New-Yok do. ship
and Pilot Bread, Sugar and MoIasses Cookies; Buns; Tea
Rusk, &c. sc.
Also, for sale as above, Mt retail, Flour, of the first quality
Stores and families, at any part Of the town. may be sup
piled from his cant, with any of the above articles.
N. b. The subscriber would here state, for the gratifca-
ton of the curious. that all the above named kinds of Bread
which he has for sale, are actually baked IN tbs tonn.
Oct If WILLIAM OK.
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NATILI he opened this morning by BUTTS II LOCK-
w WOOD, at their establishment No. a., Market
square,-blue, black, cliret, drab, every shade of olive and
brown, steel and Oxford mixtures, which will be offered NJ
reduced prices. Many other articles very Desirable may be
had, such as Vestings OF every description; satiineis; dra'
Llon-skin, the best article in market; dark colored Duffls;
gonts hair and COMMON C%antiets; Taftan Plaids; Bookings;
Serges; silk and cotton unbrellas; Gloves; Hosiery; lamias-
wool and woIstod Drawers and Shirts, Flannel do; Cmvats;
Neck Stocks; silk and cuttun Handkerciiets; Nehb's pa.
tent and other S,ispenders; Comfotefs; shirtinGs and Sheet
ings; Irish Linens; brown and black do; .ahtineis; Buttons;
SHIRT Collars; and every other article in their line.
Garments made to order, in the best manner, and in the
latest style.
ON fla ND-Ready made Cambet and Plaid Great Coats
and Cloaks; Surtonls; Box Goats; Pea Jackets; konndabuuts;
Pantaloons ard Vests-cieap fm cash or good credit. Per
sons wishing any article in their line, will find il TO their
advantage to cal nj No. II, Market Square. Nov 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81, 1898

lie debt annually and rapidly decrensing Under
ths application Of surplus funds annually and
rapidly increasingi the public revenue pre-
served at an equal value in every part Of the
Union, through the power Of transfers prompt.
" made by the Bank Of tho United States.
without expense or risk to the nation, and the
currency maintained in a beautiful state by
the same institution. Such is the great out
line Of the financial and commercial condition
Of the country |; a condiiion. the result Of
good laws faithfully administered, and of the
aggregate industry of an e%n,erprizlng and
free people.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
CABINET FURNITURE.

No. 6s, BROAD STREET.
WINE subscribers, grateful to Their friends and the public
for mast palrni ire ~ peetfuliy inform them that they
tAeop always on hand a supply of fashionable and common
fFurniture, madoof the hest materials, and from the newest
land most d patterns, among which arc
Ward Robes and Sofas,
:s 8! and Tables.
Z Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
cWogk Tables, &c. he.
Those in want Of any articles In our line, will End II to
ssl,eis Interest 10 give US n call before purchasing, rs we are
~dstermlned TO sell as cherp rs any regular Cabinet Maker, In
tehis town, and our Feraiii,rc being manufactured 'a'ire.
a~rii,ieIy under snr own direction, will be warranted equal
,r,och In materials and workmanship, to any made in this
county.
NAV ~. SAMUEL. * JOSEPH RAWsoN
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GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
A. 4 Nrorfb Afo;,-eI

XXTHEItE seats can be taken for Boston. Stages leave
every day, at 8 o'c!ock, a. M.
Books kept also at spenccr'-, Manufacturers Hotel; BUS
sey's, North Main-street; Clak's n. NJ. Street; and New
tons (GrDefy Stone'sD North End.
r, An information respecting the Boston Stages will be given
by the Agent nj the above Office.
N. B.-Extra Coaches tnrnlsfed nj siiort notice.
Nov 90 hZARIAii FULLER, .4gent.
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BRoADCLoTIs, CAssIMEREsG MERINo sHAwLs
HARVEY CLARK,

EHF . stO. 81, 1huFhtt-StTCet,
AS received and will open this morning, a general as
sortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, among which are
black, blue, olive, steel mixed and bottiegreen Broadc'otlls,
Cassimeres and Sattinetus; Camblets; green Bookings; red,
yellow and white Flannels; blue and mixed Pelisse C'tlls;
mcrino, red and white Valencia sliawls; black and red Zig
uved Bombazets; Circassans; figured Flannels; black Saiins,
gauze Wells; black and white English %Ginghams; Calicoes;
Silks; English Blankets; Frocking; deer skin Gloves and
Mtuens; Ribbons; Laccs; Ladies' and Misses Lined Gloves;
Tfckings; Ginghains; Cheeks; Sheetings; Shirtines, &c NC
which will be sold at such prices Us cannot fail TO suit Gus
TONERS.
4, Please call and examine for yourselves.
" Particular attention paid 10 the sale OF Broadciolls,
CassImeres and Sattinetts. Nov 3
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NEW GOODS.

n ARCHER l. HATCH will open this morning, a ffeslI
supply Of CLOTHS and togt tlief
with n general assortment of Goods In their line, which were
bought at auction In New York at very reduced prices, and
will be sold mt n small advance. Nov 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
NOTICE

RS hereby given, That all accounts belonging to the late
firm Of w. HENRY, are left with Horauo &. uud-
son, for collection, who Is hereby duly authorised TO receive
ana receint far the same, ga = WILLIAM HENRY,
80 t THOMAS HENRY. /.
N, B. All persons indebted as above are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber.
Now If HORATI G. HUDSON.
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v PRINTING PRESS.

LEVER PRINTING
'IuyHE subscriber having simp!iied and improved his
Printing Presses, now offers them at reduced prices,
viz: ImperisI, S22Q, Super-royat, S2lo, and Royal, $500,
and warrants them for the term Of one year.. The alteration
main levers. .sIcrt q JOHN T.. WELLS.
Hartford. Nov. as, 1898. . 3w
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

M g. W. T. RICE,
COACH CHASE, AND SIGN
UNIFORMS The citizens Of Providence and Is vicinity, tia
he has established himself in Providence, IN the building
of Messrs. Moses and Samuel Guild, in rear of Weybosset-
street, and No. 2, South Oragestreet, where lie carries on
t,e above business in all its branches. Having had along ex
perience in the business. he trusts that he VIII he enabledto
rive entire satisfaction to those who may be pleased TO en-
vjoy him. Carriages, Chaises, &c. ~repainted at short notice
and on the merchandising terms. It Aprii2
SAMUEL N. BISHOP
NONTlNUES To Transact Commission Business at
Charleston, s. G. Orders for the purchase Of Cotton
sale Of Domestic G%oods-and procuring ffeights, promptly
attended to.
Refer to Sd lCItugZ F
Messrs. f. CAnRIreroN s. Co.
e. 4 J. MAURAN. sept6
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HIILLHNNS oT~.LF-hUTISTINU TENIFLFS,
NU MANUFACTURED aud IN hand at Wcsnrly, where or
AVk des will be received and punctudlly attended 10.
1as principal advantage, of these Temple, over the common
hand temples afe-tbey move hemselyts-make the cloth
more eyen-prevcnt The .evsge threads from h~reaking-make
a much better sewage ani fairer face on The oloth-prcvents
the sIaes from wear at the ends. One person with these tens
Piles can attend three looms easier than two with The hand tem-
pies.
Reference may be had to most Of The principal est ent'
in the country. y. NJ. STILLMAN.
Westeriy, n. I. Nor %. q 6n.
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NEW GOODS,
ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.
VNNIIE rtdhorsof joshua d. WOOD, are hereby notified
n IA exhibit their Claims to the subscriber, on or before
the first day of March next, that they may he entitled 10 The
hene6t Of the provisions ri his decd Of trust, dated the ffih
day Of May last. GEORGE CURTIS.
Nov. T.. tM
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

My godfather now had humber views for me-
and had little heart to refuse any thing. lie
proposed to send me on board one of the Torbay
fishing boats; venturcd. however, to remohstrate
against this. and the matter was compromised by
my consentn- to 70 board coaster. coast.
err was speedily found for me at BRIGHAM. and
ihiher went when little more than thirteen
NV master, whose name was Full, though
gross and ignorant was not an i'll natnred man, ac
least not to me, aud my mistress used me with IN
var, ins kindness, moved. perhaps by my weak.
ness and tender years. In return did what
could e -requite her, and my good will was not
Ioycrlo0ked.
Our vessel was mt very large nor the crew We
Try numerous, On ordinary occasions, such as
short trips to Dartmouth, Plymouth NC. it consist
ed d my master an apprentice, nearly out OF his
time. end myself: when we had to go further, TO
1 Portsmouth. for example, an additional hand was
hired for the voyage.
4 IN his vessel the Two Brcthers) continued
nearly twelve taonth. and here got acquainted
with nautical terms. and contracted love for the
sea which lapse of thirty years has little dimin,
lshcd.
Ito be continucd.)
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
Fran an English Pdber

THE MARCH OF MIND-Br A VILLAGE CITRATE.
he March IF Mind, conspicuous Al the pres mt crisis
is not unlike what soldiers cali Mark Time, pre-
dgious noise and sbuflng # feet bui on@ ard move
mcnt--a march in fact, liiout an advance
Printers Devil
THE m'rd of the age in its marches from town,
Has hated awhile a village,
And 6lch'i, Ike girscy the brains of each clown,
(ihongh cannot say mitch for the p,llage y
We have all OF us grown most dist esslugy sage
In science, finance, and humanity,
Aud CLEAN, mid the stars Of this luminous age,
Like fools in the limbo Of vanity.
Squire !, mper, my na'ron, has sold all his studs,
And taken 10 prose OF finance
And SALLY, my lanndress, disearling her suds,
Is learning, al forty, 10 dance;
Ny Barber IS penning (pneiic 4 course)
An anodyne nle npnn Lrlhe:
And Betty, the bar maid, Tho strong as hcrse,
Grows nervous, aud quotes Abernethy.
Ny eleti IS discussing the duties
with HE sexton, his village iephestinr,
And J0bson, his trade If an oster forsworn.
Sports 6 Huns on The Cathode Question =
The publ,caa's daughters, Mis-, Saphy and Sue,
Do they stick to tho ae-holse stf All no;
Miss Sophy, tho red in tie face, is Blue,
Miss Susan insnl;s the pauo
We start anew pnct--ssy once in a week,
VIII SC Thoughts rs black a leases
And scarce cen tig in the cohc ca, squeak,
Inl his sofnas are claunied in Verse
Alas. for our VILLAGE lis dark nd and blinds
The age has 10 rin consign'd il,
Fot sense vii and u4snnl, this march of The MUD,
Has left IN its hurry hchnl
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
Ito be continucd.)

Flint do pou Inolc about II ?-Mv uncle was G
particular man: he had been in the fierce contests
Of car revolutions and had followed the standard Of
Wayne on his Indian xpedition-accordingl
with all his queerness, he was most interest
Inc old soldier. | remember we'll, how we little
folks used TO hang around him, as behind the old
stove, on winter evenings, he recounted. perhaps
ior the hunJretth time. the scenes of The
old man is gnnc--he died a christian soldier. One
lesser learnt from Inn which shall never for
get--never 50 utter about men, matters of lifep
What ! 10 not personally know. He was bitter
enemy to the Heorscy family. One question usu-
ally settled matter with him--.s What do you
know about il - His plan was to believe nothing
for Which the retailer would not consent to be re-
sponslhe. Every article Of news must be warrant
ed. Would il not be Of vast Importance to soclc-
ty. Il every man would think Of his4uestion--
4. What do YOU know about il ~ How much
scandal would be saved NOW many dark surmi-
scs, how many unkind suspicious would be c.oked
IL their BIRTH II we would live comfortably in
this busy tesi-tale world we must practise on the
old pcntlaman's rule. ". Y. Mirror.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

nAurIoN TO pURcMAsERs.

This medicine had been used for than seven years
before an effort made to initiate It but the great de-
manl for it, and wonderful success, have induced great
number Of persons to initiate it i'll various waysnpMalds
c fy different mixtures have been got up in imitation OF
IT. which Is convincing proc Of ats being medicine Of great
vale Some selling Sarsaparllla and other syups lh
posing them on the ignorant for the Panacea others
iuxing the genuine medicine with moasses, &C. making
ree bottles of one thus retaining some OF rs virtues
OTHERS are using genuine Paiacsa their battles 10 per-
rm cres 70 obtain certificates gue eroaga reoman0n
c These limitations and adul eratons have, in many in
Stances protracted the sferings OF aiens in diseases
where the genuine Panacea would have proved instantly
qeffcacous | therefore deem il duty owe the public
TO assure then the composition OF my Panaced IS not
known nor was it communicated 10 any other person any
way wlatever aud consequently that all other mixtures
Represented to be mine, are fraudulent mposons.
WIN. SWAIN,
"A No 221 Chestnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, near Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
u Communications post paid, and orders from any part
}of the world, will receive immediate attention.
BIZ. Sold in Wilmington at Nj. JoliNsoN's
ADRuG AND MEp1c1NAL STORE, No 90, .Mar"et
3street; and also, by j. BRINGHuRsr.
A Oct. 16, 1897. Wy
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

ONO COTT0N.-We have recently seen q
snecimen Of Cotton, raised b. JGhn Smith. of Gos
shen Township, Belmont County, which as far as
we are able to Judge. is Of the first quality There
appears no doubt that in few successive crops It
viii entirely adapt itself to soil, and Of course
become matter Of great interest TO our farmers,
The citizens Of Ohio when they ascertain thing
is practicable, have fashion Of doing instead OF
taking about it. And we give our southeFn
hrethern far warning, that our citizens will short
lv show them the Second Epistle to raising To-
bacco! We have proved that Tobacco raised by
that curse Of cur national escutcheon, Slave Lao
Dor, cannot compete with the labor Of t,eemsn
NEITHER CAN IT IN THE RAISING OF
COTTON y! Stas Aistossaha
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.

H7or the cure of scrofuta, or Kings Erit, Ulcers,
4 Rheumatism, Sgphititic, AIercRriat and Lirer
4 CompLaints, and mast Diseases arising IN debH-
:,ated constitutions, or from an impure state q
/ the Blood, sc. SC.
fUyJS Medicine has acquired very extended and esiab
,,cd celebrity both in hospital and priya,e practice,
winch us efficacy alone has supported upwards OF GIT
hcars. .
IA thousands il is BY lis ckeraioa The Bood that such
$upl have been performed on those who were
supp sed 10 be aboring under pulmonary affections, &C.
The effect OF this licine such as not TO interrupt
Aher business or peasure and requires only the common
III ant Of moderation in diet II s conveyed by the circ-
Rating fluids and correcs their tendencies 70 the numcr
pus diseases which originate in vitlaed blood, diseased
iiyer or depraved appetite II is safe medicine, ard
hemoyes all those evils which an unsuccessful use 81 mer
icury often occasions. No hofsercr Is adred 20
s<ake H. without frst fully conrinciag haseI 81 me truth 1T
,lat Is stated and The ectitNde 81 te IfoficsoiS ~
85eatione.
This medicine has the singular fortune, lust tribute 10
fs great merit of being recommended by The cee
baed Practitioners of Medicine in the United States and
Elsewhere whereas not one OF the spurious mixtures made
In imitation of it. has The least support from the medical
Faculty This offers agumen so plain and conca-
sive that needs only to be mentioned to enforce con
Eviction
II From DR.. VIM Price Liverpool England, formerly Sur
geon of the Pennss lvsna ti,spial, &c
M The Vegetable syrup caie, swans Pa acca prepared
,y Mr. SWAIN, of Philadelphia, has recently been 'nreu
iced here by Dr. Price, from the United slaes ct america
where il ensvey used m the treatment OF W
briefly Of Chronic Diseases
OF the efficacy this preparation DR.. Price has had abun
ant and most satisfactory ev,c during course OF TX
Spernents made under his direction. whist Surgeon Of tt
penpsyyania Hospital; and since ms arrival ~ England
HE has had the good fortune Of witnessing many additona
&nslances Of its successful administration
The diseases which this Medicine has keen particular
useful are those arising ON constitutional cases-as Il
he various forms Of Scroula whether affecting The bones
lonts, or soft parts and ia where disposition Z
ths disease manifested by debility only II operates as
&eyentse he local disease BY us behchcai effects q
lease and in the secondary forms Of Syphilis, and has late
y gwen with marked success in chronic diseases
the Liver which had resisted The careful eAhhllon
Amercry Ii has likewise very recently been admlnse
ned with decided advantage bv Of The most distinguish
Bed Surgeons IN London, in which had entirely des
#rtyel the right Of the patient and grea' porto
! @of The side Of the face. VIM. PRICE, NJ. d.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

ID virtue Of writ of vend. exponas, to me directed,
D viii be exposed TO public SALE at the house Of Robert
sroome, Tin the village of Brandysine) in Brandy
O'Clock, r. Nj the following described house and lot of
land. Situate lying and being in the hundred and village
'of Brandysine Newcastle County, to wit :-Bounded by
1.-THE Philadelphia road lands of James Smith, the Mill road,
and an alley dividing it from lands of Edward Tanall;
with two story frame house and kitchen. store and stable
thereon erected containing fourth OF acre, be the
ane more or less Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jacob b. Va,deDer, and to be sold by
WILLIAM IIERDMAN, Shf.
Neu,cas,Ic Eabr,,arv O. 1923 ST
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coon FOR


9'WEI.NE-ANIE.-ttALF
liz COMMON WEALTH PAPER aie, the amount II one dofat
presented a IN, Shop, roomfed r n t.s follow
inr articles, provided have Cash jobs on hand.
spools and Reels, a Spinning Wheels,
Ard Bings 70 Whiskey casks
Mendirg Wheels repairing Reels,
And bottoms for powder TASKS,
ysetpo>is and pegs, and table legs,
Spade.handles for underwriters
Makes and repairs splbotomed Chairs,
AID AN l-hetis for Shoe makers
Pop.guns and Ctoss-bows so neat and handy,
For dueiis,s 90 wounded honor the dandy,
with many other articles tedious 70 mention,
All Of which are well worthy your serious attention
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

we publish the subjahed anecdote Of General
ekson, which related to us by person who
vas an eve witness of the transaction:
tne Of the baggage wagons belonging to the
ttiyi,on which jackson commanded, in passing
through marsh, near Kingstown, g statied." On
this occasion corporal Of the regulars, in very
authoritative and peremptory manner, ordered the
men Of volunteer company to disengage it from
the mud. The order was 50 haughtly given that
lie volunteers refused to comply. Jackson who
overheard the altercation, approached in his hun@
tine shirt and travelling boots, and being taken for
one Of the privates. also ordered to assist he
immediately obeyed the command, but his strength
being inadequate to the task. he, addressing the
corporal, said, Sir, of what grade are you Il
am co,poral-sir Who are YOU'D ? was the reply.
:. am General jackson, sir !; now you lay hold OF
one wheel and will the other. and we'll see how
soon tic Wagon will move.' lie was fain to COM
nIy. and tie volunteers immediately rendering
ttc.r assistance the Wagon was released.
Centre (Pa.) paper.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

For the cure of scrofutc, or Kings Erii, Ulcers
Rheumatism, svphititic, AIercRriat and Lirpr
complaints, and mast Diseases arising IN debit-
stated constitutions, or from an impure state d
the Blood, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-27

Some of our actors, we understand, complain
previously of the gentle notices OF their defects,
in which newspaper critics sometimes venture
to indulge. What would they say to such .
compliment as the following, which we take
from the London Morning Journal
"Mr. ANGUS MAceREooR, through The medl.
UNI Of the Morning Journal, presents hi, com.
plimens to Mr.. Cooper, Of Drury lane, and
will feel exceedingly obliged if Mr. COOPER
will do him the IA, or 10 promise never again to
perform, the part of Rob Roy. Mr.. MAceREe.
CON has no desire TO hur, the feelings Of Mr..
COOPER, who, he doubts not, is a pretty man
enough in his own sassenach way; bu, he can
not resist apprising Mr.. CoorER that, in case
he should again threaten 10 perform the part,
he, Mr.. MAoeREGGoR, will not be answerabs
for the consequences; conceiving shat, accord.
ing TO highland practice, he has as clear right
10 murder the actor as the actor has 10 murder
the character Of one Of his countrymen.--
Scotch Wharf, Mapping. October S, 1928"