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The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-06
BUFFERS VEGETABLE
INDIAN SPECIFIC,

For che cure Of colds coughs. cUasumptiOns,
splitting of btood, Osthmas, and al diseases Of
che breast and luRgs.
The Vegetable l1dian Specific, has stood the test
Of experience, and proved itself the most valuable
remedy ever discovered for the cure of Coughs Colds
Asthma and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs,
leading TO Consumption.
Among the numerous testimonials in the possession
OF the proprietor, is the IolIoWIng:-
CERTIFICATE.
10th May, 1897.
/, Samue! Moore, do hereby certify, that for up
wards OF year, was severely afflicted with pain in
my breast, accompanied with very bad cough and
shOrtBess Of breath, and every gdcatiOn lin the Opin
ion Of physcianl of approaching consumption. AT
ter passing through course Of medicine and finding
relief, induced to make trial oil Buffers We
getabe Indian Specific, and the use of one and half
bottle, completely restored to health, and have
remained SO ever since, being upwards of year.
(Stgned) s. MOORE.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught us that 'ourrst
attention shoudbe employedin watching the approach
ofdsease, and prevent its proceeding to iHcurable
slate: and in persons of consumptive habit, espe
ciay those born of consumptve parents, the slightest
symptoms of an approaching consumption al the con-
sumptive period Ofle ought carefully to be attended
This Specific is obtained by extraction from herbs,
roots, plants &C. when 10 perfection. In consequence
of a happy combination Of the most valuable herbs,
&c. it becomes baisam OF superior value 1t heals
the injured parts opens the Ores and compOses the
disturbed after the manner of anOdyne con-
sequenty the obstruction OF the chest and lungs winch
constitute this disease, particularly need its use. 1t
promotes expectoraton, which is constantly called
Tor, aud whilst it cieanses ald heals it also gives
strength the tender lungs. In this manner it re-
moves the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves. repairs the appetite, and i'm
proves the spirits. This Specific is always given in
safety. II is mild, pleasant to the taste and is found
particularly useful IN hypondrica, nervous, and hys-
terical diseases.
Each bill of directions contains detailed account
of this disease in all its derenrs stages, and will be
accompanied with the signature of the proprietor in
red ink. 1t rs offered for sale by DrJ. STODDARD,
Druggist, East street, Litch6eld.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
WLMiNGroN, Del TUESDAY, JUNE g. 1925

b9dY and It's pres the eli cumit OF the ahtom
md ing, ste quatie the tendency tf vic isto r,ngh
eh aud restore the weakened parts he aper-
turc, and ultimately u aceon sh OF he disease
The peraon aud effect OF Ms fuss therefore tl
recty he oi all iusses heretofore IN use, which
ins X teued 10 enlarge the dimensions Of the rup
,urc opening /"
7 " Hunter, NJ. dcpoget follows;
Z" In two very Interesting q! Sc Hernia (Which
the @urst ard most difr.h liiu1 a cant nrder my
care, Il Ma' W.,rn Witl pcrsscl tor AID ccted
pete cure ~ bth IN less thar taeve tbs Fhs russ
apY roycd q ~ he nnent sngruns utte United
States and Eprre particularly BY The oeiebra ed Asr-
LEY CooPEa Of Loniag"
lse7h Eva-s, sc Of Philadelphia, Leather Merchant,
dero,cs as t,nNs:
"i'avrog becn rafturc about wears AGO, apped 10
Or. ii> in person, "bo mtnsied with OF his rat
en Hinge Fuses, and after searng abnui months,
found wysef entirely cured, much 30 that can walk
about with safety without wesrtg the truss and NY
opinion il is Of the greatest Improvements, and bes-
sings to mankind that is known"
Extensive ereice aud many hundred cases of radical
might be add'ced in pros Of HE urfn0rs above
pressed; but hetuh snop verified by every days
cess aud universally scknnwledged i deemed nnneces
sary o.sub DIN additional certificates corro5urae
the testimony OF such undpnbted authority.
E.B VAUGHAN, Druggist ID Wilmington is appnint-
ed BY Dr. Hull sale agent FIR he sac Of his Truss IN tie
State o Deinrpare Persons by calling his ig ST re-
No. A, Market street, will be fitted the poprietors
price
November % s. I'm
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
DR, A. G. siJl.L's
Patent ERinge Et'uss.

= 's1E entire new mode OF pre- .ure lcA the comhmeH
qualities Of this instrument b am n rs apPAcNeh
lote disease Of Hernia Ruptre, and the coseq"f"
wei known frequent accomplished by IS use, even
oHta most aged sui rars, together sth tHe saey, ease
ard comforts with which it IS wurn, mas !" INC hEt1'
calion Of the inventor pruciu ed 'he ehcnlinms ib
most scientific edca OF our ow CO" Try as wen a4
Us acknowledged superiority by Sir Ast'A Cooptf' o
ondon. And tae pacn'ce may further add hSt uses
ms invention are now manufactured ahu so'd " t""i
az ile fmerican Iras. TINS, IS conceive ~ may "s'e
usl source Of national and professional gfathca"i.
From the experiments which the paentee has made, "f
two years past on aged persons for the cure Ct rupture he
authorized announce the public the gialhYhE re-
& that almost every person that has strictly followed ms
nuctors relative to occasional increase 81 pressure
with auxiliary years have uniformly experienced partial
Closure Of the breach within few weeks, and what y sun
mce pleasing 10 add III that rs efficacy has bees !ly and
ankngy demonstrated in accomplishing per' ct cures On
Persons AZ the advanced age Of rom oo to q years. a
Universally on youth.
lthe ann,caion of this instrument in different Of
lie disease difference adaptation necessary respect
orm size and p,essure and the neglect n ,hese 'nas
nsae acquisitions is the only Of its failure where
y means Of the kind are practicable; careful obser
nce Of which is urged TO all those who apply them
The following are few of the cures effected by ths
4acye TRUSS.
Isaac Bull Hartford ared 81 years, cured IL less thai
wear Aug G. 1924 Eli Bristol Oneida, aged 65 wears
rei in two years. at er having been rnptured ~ years
q. Nash, Fairfield, (Conn.) aged 40, ruplured iron, ~
aaucy up, cured in 10 months. Hon Matthew McNair
Uego aged more than 40 cured in year. II IS nov
more than one year since discontinued the use OF IT,
MY &c, 1924.
Aac,sfrom dispositions taken in the District Court ofh
u States, before Judge Thompson
Valentine Mott, d Professor OF Surgery IN the uh'
'ersity Of New York, deposes:
The great and signal benefits which are produced p'
his Truss result from its strict subservence to- and &C
rlance with Scientific and Surgical principles lis me
anica sdapationto the parts, the simplicity OF ITS con
Nacion, the limited motion nicely graduated by eXpefl
Tent to the different attitudes of the body and to the ac
ion of the muscles the pcrmanency of its location on tn
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
CHEAP BOOKS
November 23.

ind STATIONERY, al .Na 93. Market-st, be'rOsen
.llrss,s Larktn md Lambmns Grocery Sores
SCOTT begs leave state TO his friends and he pub
e5 c 'hal he has made such arrangements with Crgs
4n tie citeao ,aols Hers in Philadelphia to enable
Inn tlipcse seloo ami other Boeks together with
getf al assortment STA iIONERY at ,he hzgest fhla
rtha pecea, eh.r uh de eia IL consequence
o sue rangcm,n' igfb sts AID Teachers, from both
town j couUty w,i'd fNi rcll their advantage
10 ea and pmcare, y h f.pred Prices viii com
aletcl preclude iht neeesi a their 70 ng TO the cfy
ness.
Vinipr an NAV 81 1893 38-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
GIG CUSHIONS.

ESTiEN ltes .crher a. 10, :, attending The meet
wv ng e the Medical Sucn t, on Tuesday the 18Th
s, his gig cushios we're accidentally exchanged, and
he las been unable b, pvae enquiry 20 ea where they
are Ills gg is med with deep blue cloh aih cushions
4 he same and he tvits Of he cishious aso deep
blue In the cushions he has al'hong H., cnior of
he coh is the same, The tpfs irRre IF dee dwdpae
btie, which wall show at whose gig tie, beotg
The person who has mine will sen heu UP 10 hr STAGE
bv pFiya'e conveyance, if any offers on he WI ohge
me and shall have his returned with ut delay.
Ma, rs. So j. II VAUGHAN.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
F,om he Trepton Empor'um.
TEE ETAI.LoWED HOUR.
AnnnEShEn mo NJ

THERE is 40 hour, a haowed hour
TO love and hee tor ever dear
When every cloud doth cease o lower,
hnd worldly wo hath los the power
To call the raidul tear.
Then fits around me visions bright,
Aud love on peff,iined pinious Light,
Dotl, Gull the fairy flowers,
Tor nee aaA mr for Nlapt in thee
l an-and ne'er shall cease TO be
Amid these balnwed hours.
'Tis when thc evening SIN hath set,
And not lingering ray is left
To iiEht the Leaf The sho er bath wet,
Or to the weary waud rer iel
The precpce, where oft hath fell
The traveller, of his beans bereIt--
'Is then sit IN solitude
And darkness, l0ok g fancy Ger
And d, epest depths do Of explore
in her bright mi bate the rude
OiicDnsness, thai would iurude
W en- am thinking Love, If thee
Therefore, IN solitude sit
And catch tie phantols as they fit
In forms of love and purity.
] ,hiek of fLove--hou lost appear
Ofiay's periection-'hou art here
Ofvirue's charms--and 'hon art near
Bu when grasp at these, tear
Involuniar, siar's--l find
Too soon, all creatures of The mind.
Yet still It's sweet TO feel this pain,
Mingled with cvert sof emntion-
still invnke the dream again,
And think of thee, with new devo ien.
Most lovers drcams are set in light,
The waning day--or brilliant star,
Or Lama iolpg into sight,
And casting still her silver light
Der the hnshed landscape far
Not so wifi me, love The gloom
That starless nights around doth cast,
(Not qnte the darkness of the tomb,
Although e'en thai I'd fearless pass.)
But when trace ont thee, my sight
Is on a being suprrhuman.
And would have each gem Of light
Spring from thy fair fo'm, pure and bright.
Most loyed-.most lovely woman L. L.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03

no 81 AN ACT TO authorize the President Of the Uni
ted states run and mark line dividing the Terrific
~ # Arkansas from The State ot Louisiana.
b. IN enactrd by ihy Senate end House Of Repre-
Sentatires Of the Lnited States # lnprica IN Con
gress assembled, That the President ol the United
states OF America be. and he is hereby authorised
in conjunction with the constituted authorities OF
the state Of Louisiana. to cause to be run, and
distinctly marked. the line dividing the Territory
Of Arkansas from the state of Louisiana; c0mmen-
cling on the right bank uf the Mississippi river, ar
latitude thirty three degrees North. and running
due v est On that parallel Of latitude, 70 where
line running due Worth from latitude thirty two
degrees North. the Sabine river. will intersect
the same. And, for that purpose, he is hereby
thotsed to appoint a Commissioner. or surveyor,
or both. IN his opinion may be necessary: Pro-
riapd The compensation to be allowed to the per-
son OF persons. 50 to be appointed by the Presi-
dent of the United States, shall not exceed in a.
mount the compensation allowed by the Govern
ment of Louisiana TO the person or persons ap~
pointed. on ITS part, for the same object.
Sec. 2. .and be it further enacted, That the per-
son or persons. 10 be appointed b, the Presi~
dent of the United States, with such nave been
or shall be appointed for the same purpose on the
part Of the state Of Louisiana, after they, IN con-
iuucton, shall have run. and distinctly marked
saId line. shall make two fair drats, or maps there
of both of winch shall be certified BY them, and
one of which shall be deposited in the office OF the
Secretary Of State for the United states, and tbs
other delivered to the Governor Of Louisiana.
Sec. 8. .lnd b. ii j'arthcr enacted. That for the
purpose of carrying this act into execution. the
sum of one thousand dollars be, and the same IL
! he ebv appropriated, to be paid out OF any money
in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
Approved-l9th May, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
Volume l..

mo 33 AN AC for the punishment of contraventions
Of the fifth article of the Treaty between the United
States and Russia.
BE il enacted Jy tie Senate md Hoase Of Repre-
sentaires Of the United States Of .9merica in Con
@ress assembled. That if any one, being citizen
oi the United States or trading under their au-
thoIitv. Shall, in contraventiOn Of the stipulations
entered into By the United States with the Empe~
ror Of all the Ieussias. by the fifth article Of the
treaty signed at st. Petersburg. ON the seven
tcenh day Of April. in the year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and twenty-iour, sell. or
cause TO be sold. to the natives Of the country
the Nnrthwe>t coast of America, or any of the
Islands adjacent thereto any spiriuous liquors, fire
arms. other arms. powder munitions of war
Of any kind, the person so offending shall be fin
ed in sum not less that fifty nor more than two
hundred dollars or imprisoned not less than thIr-
lty DAYS. no: more than six months.
Sec. 2. .and be it further enacfed, That the sue
pe,or courts in each of the territorial districts and
the circuit courts and other courts of the Ln,ted
States, of similar jurisdiction in criminal causes,
in each district OF the United States in which any
offender against this act shall be first apprehend.
ed or brought fer trial. shall have. and are hereby
invested with. full power and authority to hear,
try and punish, all crimes. offences and misdemea'
nnrs. against this act; such courts proceeding
therein in the same manner as ii such crimes. Of
fences and misdemeanUrs. had been committed
within the bounds Of their respective districts.
| Approved-1e,n May, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
DIR. JEWEYI'S
LuPR0TED IAHLE or GEM
SPECIE TC

FEvllEsE IMPROVED PILLS are ali ef-c al remedy
for dpanepaa iadt@esnon janpacr' hcdachc. heart
bfnp, The snl4cA, acdp fa'nness se Of ope
tie, Ritunce ,eacss pies ,reoftes If he hm6s ssi
ness patoior f fae her so1p Mous uer sahor ana AZ
those very aticNc conpla T. c"ncc e' wn' dii !ty Of
The gestve organs and arrangement IN tie Jnctions q c
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
No ss.l AN ACT concerning the Orphans Court Of

mo. 351 AN ACT concerning the Orphans Court OF
Alexandria county in the Disirict oi Columbia
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House II Re-
presentatirss Of TIE United staigs Of .4merlca IN
Congress .issenbied, That in addition to the reg
uar monthly sessions ot the Otphan's Court os
Alexandra country. in the District aforesaid. as
now authorized by law, that the Judge Of the aore
said Court be, and he is hereby, authorized and
empowered to hold extra sessions thereof, when-
ever the public interest nay reqaire it.
sec Q. .ind be il further enacted, That in lieu
Of ine per uiem allowance Of SIX dollars. as now
established BY law. that he be allowed fixed sal
ary OF five hundred dollars per annlm. payable in
the same manner as heretofore the per diem allow
ance has been, any law to the contrary notwith-
standing
Sec s. Ind be Il further enacted, That this law
shall be in force from and after the passing OF the
same.
Approved--lGb May, 1885,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03

IF you love your son. give him plenty of the
cudgel; II YOU hate your scn; cram him with aain.
ties,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
Cambridge. Sept IS. 1897.
GyanA hodge OK Delaware.

sfAIf.j conn, Ca, Of the Grand lodge ot nc-
"a aware will be hcid at Wilmington, on Friday, the 27lh
dy Of ane next, al 10 o'clock, NJ. The subor'n tc
6ges are requested attend by their rep esentatives
WILLIAM L. READ, Graad Secretarp.
Nav S9th 1928 ~ VT
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
Cerifc4te IF Or. BaumEu.

Ctnifcqts IF DR.. BapmEn
The f,lo7s,ng Is a certifcate from Br C. u BaHnGn
eragtate II meocine "a The Unsersp b? Coetggen n0ss
q practi.oner fhsh ceiebrity, IN Cambridge, Mass
sobseabS has 'es cd the effects Of Jewets I'm
proved Veg bl rl, several severe cases Of disease
of The v and digestive organs, and the result has con-
vnceA hin TIA ne, erinely calculated TO sbserve
/ G ',rpuse 70 Nhich h'y DESIGNED Considering
III IN altoge snnern, ~ osa Articles cmmoaly oisr-
Cd lor sisiar ppi"ts w,ud cheernlij add ny eau
ineiy H. fsvarc ,anab mt'ci,e
(s,EaeD CiihELES FREDERICK HAuMIJN, ", D
r. IL the above at On par icniary refer
te ,hse pills incl sed in blue wrapper, AID sgned on
yellos label II P,a'n'ty
c. L RAUMlIN, ID.
Cambridge. Sept is, 1897.
Certificate IF D,, 4. s CacntfNe
Having the r,,st satisfactory e,idence Of the medical!
e;raltles ard gly saotary cpe 10" of iEWif IS IN
rq7cd Fegetqsie Pits (prepared b H. P"mle' y IL cases
Of Ind ges Dyspc psa Jalndce disease o the lver,
&c aord confidently rconmend their use to those
WHO nav be sicied wt the above class Of complaints as
All invainabe remedy. (>gntd)
n S. GRENyIILE.
Cambridgenau, Sept i6, 1897.
The above Valuable Pills, arc for sale at Will
mngton, by r.. y. VaaShan, (No. A. Market
sute.l Je-. Hinshurs Il Margaret Johnson.
| NAV 80 1925 SO
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03

no sol AN ACT TO reduce the duty on Greek and La.
tin Hooks. printed prev ious TO the year one thousand
seve hn.dred AID seventy five.
BE raacfed bv The Senate and Huse Of Representatives
ot the United S.aes q? 4,aeHca Congress assembled That
the act entitled act to amend the several acts
imposing duties on imports" passed 22d Of May,
one thousand eight hundred aud twenty four shah
not be construed to impose upon Books printed in
Greek and Latin which the importer shall make
it satisfactorily appear to the Collector of the Port
IT which the same shall be entered. were printed
previous to the year one Thousand seven hundred
aud seventy five, higher duty than four cents PEI
volume.
Approyed-l9,h May, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03

LAWS FIRST SESSION OF
TUE TWENTIETH CoSGREss.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
Wiim;ngton, Friday, .sor. II, 1928.


NEM-yDRK BY The last nortlerH mat ne official e
In fom Ne York inform that the district Of StCuben,
Allegheny, &c gonc for Jackson; which, together III
the three scs previously iesrd from, give hfm twenty
t ctoral vp;e5 IL tia, TO these add til. two chosen by
The eject .r< college, and The vote % NewYk will stand
us:--jscFs"n, 22-Adams, II -ls looks well III the
eyes Of republican people.
MARYLAND The Al-g ary district Of this state has
gone fo Jacksongiyinr Nv" votcs; which, add To the
former i,Fe., make tire IN Maryland 1t is presumabic
thai the most ssrg,iiae Adams men in the country i'll
now give up the contest.
The reports The electoral elections. far avora
Die TO the of the people, insure the election Of
Andrew Jackson the Presidency
This teaches az thnsc who have been ured By the scn
dor O power 10 The support o who by the cleo ion OF
Andrew jackson, the pc pie have pronounced, uni. 10
rule over 'hcm that in this happy country, there noug
which sill render them The objects of durable popular ia
vo but vli'ne and integrity However well mtruguats
may succeed for time, in Wrestling from their fellow
zens rights, which they have conferred there will come
time OF reckoning when their designs will be stripped of
The gloss OF yp ocacy, and The naked deforny of
evil deeds exposed The patronage Of Office the smiles Of
power ard the gsudy socby of the great have not yet
been able to break down the stern integrity of the Amer
can people True that republcanism upon which their
government is founded, they have beheld with alarm the
inroads made upon their privileges by system Of favor
iiism the rart Of the who elected themselves to
Office, which has aroused cr latent energies, and called
ct country into action For onr years they have
been patient. enduring administration which created
itself by the forms of the constitution only because they
reversed that constitution, whose spirit they beheld openly
violated but at the this charter Of their liberties
allows them 10 speak according its provisions. from
Maine TO Georgia hear the ballo, boxes procam this
man SHAH no longer rule overus."
TO future dcmagogues this will be useful lesson. To
aspiring statesmen it will prove curb 10 unlawful anb.
ton and 10 the world it shows, that the citizens of the Unit
ed States arc not only capable of self government. but
they are jealous Of their rights. and devoted their
Try, they have virtue patriotism and intelligence enough,
osupport and maintain them This important should
DC snown Hi simportant tha, should be known that
'e people recognize system Ct safe precedenk, but
mat which springs from their will that they recognize
y" othce as stepping stone to The Presidency aud
Cams TO IT. but those founded eminent services to the
Republic, Graz radenied ability p render heur
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
FURTHER ELEC2TO.v RETURNS.

Our correspondent at Somerset, OHIO. under
date of 4th November. says:
The counties of Fairfield. Perry, and Muskin-
gun have given majority Of slC0 vntes FOR ,hu
jackson ticket These counties form the district
represented by Gen. Bcecher, and the gain for
Jackson since the i4th is more than ONE THOU
SAND; he says, "ihe opinion here lat Somerset.
Ohio,) Of both parties Is that the Jacksonans hav
carried their ticket in Ohio.
| Another letter from Lancaster. Ohio, says: "Ynu
may now, with confidence. declare. that jackson
will have the l6 Electoral votes of Ohio The
Struggle has been great. the triumph consequent
the more magnificent have heard from thirty
counties, which give Jackson majority Of upwards
of | 600.
| Another letter, dated at Pittsburgh, November
\ 9Th, says;
PIrTsEuRGH, Nov. 6, 1928.
| SiR-I hasten to communicate to you the result
Of the intelligence VIC have received here from OH
o It's as yon will perceive, altogether favoura-
bic to the good cause.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14

This angry contest is noy over in MARYLAND
nd with it, we hope have passed all those feelings
OF personal hostility and Observation-Disclosures which
political contests never fail to engender.
Our friends shall have the results of the Election
IN the different counties and states laid before
them as rapidly receive them.
Thus far ue have haard from the Election Of
but four Electors in Mar stands for Jackson,
and for Adams We have received partial re-
turns from Frederick aud Washington counties.
which justify the belief that the Upper district has
given its 9 electors to Jackson. This would make
in this state for him, and we have strong hopes
that We have gained the vote Of Kent and Queen
.anns's also--whioh would give him 6. The result
IN Hartford and Cicl has anstonshed 10th parties.
RETURNS FOR TIE CITY.
Jncl'son, adams,
Benjamin Howard, 478s WIN. II. Stewart 43 8
John S semann, 47S5 James Boyle 45lJ
Jacksons ma ooty, 1G8
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
adams. jackson.
l265 1859
Adams maj. 1876
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
jackson. adams.
Dug Hill District, 5js 81
The jackson majority in this CITY sos
The adams majority in Annapolis city
and Anne Arandel County 155
Jackson majority in the District, 5lo