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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
REMOVAL.
A. & Ill. Wilson
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Book Store and Circulating Library
70 Ao 8 Uts MeA 81, ssaA Side W he Lfnser ,t,,k.,
ANn 4th Door From rHa toBNrl. o. MAnxrr srnrtr
VRNItY e'Nrneir tanks tor the liberal share o cas,om
lEce Of the favor, pf the public.
They oife Tor sale, Al he mast redced ri1.s general
assortment 81 School Books aud Stationery and variety
9f Fancy Articles ''''e''
Blank Boois Raird and Eound to ana pnttgrn.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books, Layers Cpbering, COW.
Hemota nm and Pass Rooks wiring anil Ierr = w ~;
Fent Lined do Narae and Guuy ,.ramnas Caio' !,
apelhng Eo"ksi Parchment; hoi.net Board Ban,lbox
BOARD Ptal bnoks Of the Catholic and Episcopal th,fc
es Meltlisf and EAptis, ilmn books Ca,eclsns of tl
yar'ns ChTchesi sIa'tsi Ink powder; told and si,rI
Paper, lin,lssed snd Fancy papers, &c
variety q hookA . ,Icrent departments Of Iitera
ion price. f'D'0
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
CHEAP BOOKS
M STATIONERY, II "a. IS, !

.7Ad SAaA iIDIVLEsX, a .Eo. 93, MaIIe.st, o.ae.
Msas Lariii a,1 L4mb3ra's Greeesy s.gre'.
SCOUT hegs Leave to STATE 10 hi, friends and the
% lie, tiat be las made such arrangement. with Gr
snd sther cheap booksellers IL Philadelphia as 10 tna3e
m TO diposc OF scosi oad otir Bpess, together wi,
geters assortment ot STATIONERY at he lasl5t ps.
did fatcs, either al wholesale retal III consequence
Of such arrangement he; Giants ard Itcciers, from bg
town and coVnty would find it much to thsir ads4nag
g cal and purchase his rerg feduced prices viii
Pete'y preclude 'hc necessity ii their gong @ I've Cg
tor any arcle IN lis Inc Of business On he Of che,
nesgs.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
TO CHESS PLAYERS

4 FRESH SUPPLY Of CHESS MEN, Just rcceiyelts
~ ~ q Il Uoa9a, 5 West High Street,
2Aty ia't q.sa .for sa',
Analysis o the game u chess, ny A. y. Phlior "
asiAted BY diagrams, ,jci are marked tie s,tlai.
ct ne party r,hc games and cnds Of parties viii
critical remaks and mites By the author OF the sas
gems Of Chess" Translated, from the ast French Edition,
and further illustrated with Nn'as, by W. S. Kenny, A..
hor Of "fiscca Chess GRAMMAR Chess Exercises, &c
10 Which ls anne xed, Fanslns Morals at Chess, ani
A +" Practical Drscl ptign IL the Game" &C."
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
COLU.NBLf,N' PTLLS,
AND OINTMENT

II remedy j9- tie FGes ana 0SiiteneSs'J
The COLUMBIAN Pits 50 justly celebrMedt thelrgrea
virtue in many Diseases offered, aud confidently
recommended TO the afflicted, being decidedly one OF
the best remedies discovered tor lie itis and ha5itu
al Cesnvsness They com osrd altogether Ct mid and
gentle ingredients warranted tfee ON all mercnria prep
sra,ons and may be taken AZ all tines and under any c
cuusances with perfect safety NAhy Thousand saveeA.
aerienced The sau,ary effects {! these Pills ard such is
their surprising efficacy that the most nveeate cases Of
Piles and Costly enes, have readily yielded to their kind
influence il very short time Their operation is not at
tended with any unpleasant sensations but on the contrary
agreeable to the stomach, and they recve the bowcs
the genest manner. From their cooling and persuasive
popctes they have heen found emnen,ly scrccabe IN
of inflammation Of the badlcrctenon ofthe ntne
and burning pain in the bowels. They viii afford decided
benefit in colds attended with fever, inflammation OF the
breast, rheumatic complaints, feelings IN the skn, and sur
feils in the blood To fang men, aud persons trav
cling, as a convenient medicine the 6 Columbian P>
will prove OF ioesnaoe valae, because q Y d hcn
occasionally will defend The Constitution against aay bad
effects fou the sudden changes u iren climates, and
will refresh body after the ii ge aud hest Of jour
rev. Dec ions for usnig, ace rrmy cacl, box
Prerared only by BENnER, Philadelphia
" 3 Noas ye,,,;pe sYiyu, ny 7rritca signature.
Feb %, 1898 Ii
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
no. 5. West IIlgh Street, Wilmington,
4. g. u. WILSON,

No 5, West High Street, Wilmington,
AVE been appointed sole Agents in the state Of Dca
~ "Me i"r ne sale ot OdIHfes Chenqca! Gsi@I Cs
."~oa, which q cNtla.tclton tree found irthe wdsot
America Ihe Balm improved IN cgior, strength ati
peifamc, aA.l Grand capillary virtues follows
One bottle, pace 50 cent? prevents tic hair from iaIas
'i - ~ prs IRON is first application, or causes ic~
growth OF Nl',kers in few weeks 4 bottle, price y
cens w,ll no' only stop the hair from falling Of, bu. gs
wise ~ thl' Weeks causes ncw growth appear; ana
one u - Bi.ea ~ general good head Of hal Y oaf
petson.
i preYen7 he hair from turning gray, ard makes cil
hca"'!inll look bright and glossy, and il few apEr',
ions iiees II from acu and entirely tmoycs nrtyoasEe4-
acnrs
Copies otcctitcates viii be sbown b. the vcadcr from
gentlemen who aftel being bald number Of gears, la;
cccfed new growti, OF lair
ne sfneta Characters supported BY His 'irsan~
haies'ys Consul, liale iia, who thereto las pleiNs
mas aeaIa he roy al arms Of ,lieat Britain; also, the May
ana other Magistrates q Philadelphia, Who were pc'M
y af9'ain,e wh the sgncrs lave certified TO then rcH
responsibility, aud have likewise pye;xed their seals
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
NOTICE 10 yEAG!LENS.

vgsIE undersigned hereby give notice. tliat unr ';
rules and regulations for The government ot Ne"af-
Academy adopted by the trustees Of at institution at lhe
'enlannda Meeting in April ls, competent teacher
being required 10 conduct the same, the 10 take clSf
OF The department Of lAnguagcs-,lc other Of he ma't
uAlical depWmen. .ihey viii receive Applications l''"
persons we'd recommended for those situations o sN0li
Ahen engaged, they viii be assigned on lie lt o Ve
PSF nest llc teacher Of languages (nhoi, g rs fcc''
!" receive FIR his services compcnssi OF 5000 per 'a
nnm--tie teacher Of he rail cnac, department rpt
PeHs oE - $500. The wi nrei 1t ;a1e' ~
On winch days aprl,ceiois uay t.. idr 70 the n"I'
'isaed, i not made beore at t'= r4spcetse '.e' %
residence
Z. w. GILBERT, H4ia.u,.eal Gaanite' etpsr'', =,
A GRAY, near T-7.lri. RI ~ liHsNS !.
& GRAHAM. .rt-p Logtaa y, .gsfk ftdda7'y.2
Closs Roads l{9cnie ..Geasi'
August l, 1923 --57--l3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
NO1Eaial.

NO1EGf1.
EVIlERTAs David Wilson. ct CantNens' Fridge has
w his ~ executed deed of U.s. Ennert nf Ill III,
osae, rral and persona trust for the b,ne Of lbs cc
ltots Notice is eiehy given to all ha,;n.. demands
against The sad DAVID Wilson, 70 forward statement OF
her e'lms he sahscr5, =, within ninety days from his
la'e snl ai' persons 'nd'ttca 10 Him, reqred 10
@nc they @ill be compelled By process as law
StMrlt. THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAUDAIN,
DANIEL CORBlr
Canwels Bridge, July %, 1928 SIS Inn.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
Canal Packet Boat.
LADY CLINTON.

E'liE Subscribers tender Their respects 10 he MINI,
INFORM them that they have procured and G,,l s1a'l
in handsome style, Canal Packet ,oa, which ,,a" I y.
running the ensuing season, t. and from pea.,o u1Sl
81. Georges and Summit Bridge Or Deep Cu, ~ ,.,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal! for The acconnnn o Ns
OF visitors and others OI"l'l
This boat will run in connection with the sae,, o..
Boat Essex Leaving Summit Bridge and s., Ge"r,sn s'eAn
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Mornings u, u,
eight O'Clock, and arrive at Delaware Civ \, ai
where passengers can take the Steam Boat imme1s M
or Ph'ladelrha,-and on Tuesday, Thursday ana
afternoons, upon the arrival of the Steam Boa, rc ,,
delpha, viii leave Delaware City, for ST. Georres ' m
Summit bridge. 90 aaA
Passage iro. Delaware City, to ST. Georges, q i.
from do. to SUNNI, Bridge q r. VS.
Returning, same price.
II. HUGO, Philadelphia,
April 10 1923. ~ ovHyRes 15:
n. u he boat will be always in readiness 20 accom-,
date paities, tiom o'oncl Monday Wedn4sisp ~,
Frfa, mornings, 70 two oe',ck, on Tuesday, lhilgsy
and Saturday aiicrn0ous; and Sun,'.ys viii moA ~
Steam Boat that may arrive al Delaware City. ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
MN li{,Dh \.

rSF WCiiNi.n srl tafsalo AZ J. scp1Is Book sl
~ IA siofe, ~ 9s, Marge' sreo,,
Hcbe. = rlNri, a lnda, sols. s vo
ilY us'- I.tt ~ Ce,,ailns, 9do do.
MelSltHi y'scalfseS b i.a,rnau.
| si Naleaure's DAY W iilc author of Waye.iy, 6c.
VIII a., en- Lure = 1898.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
DR.. JEW ETI'S
LEPR0TED TEGFTaBLE or GEE.uq.N.
SPECIFfC.

stviFSE IMPROVED luiS are an efEecual -e,nedv
'or dyf"fs!a w ndiSeshop, jaGNare, Leadaeir Leaf
oWP' @cNssS a ne "onacA, nnty fuintees igs If a,ce
re faahcr coSi1eness ftles, ,eeukncss # The h,s6 III
he88' fGfiNil9n n s Aerf, Soy th20s t,e s,so, ami M
those very AIT c1Ic com laHtS cpnncc,e WIN nlIc, NJ
ihe digestive organs, aud drdagennsa n e Hcions sfs
iuer. Y "s
Cenifc4te e' pr. Baop,Ya.
lbc feiiors'ag d certarGte fom Dy c. r Beyy,;, !
erde1ate mcdc'ne, ~ ne Uausrs,p of t;a,,,o. &
ffdcinoa@ q hlgh ceieJfdy. ii Cam5ctdre, Myg.
lHc subscriber has tested the effects of Iew.,,s I'm
proved Vegetable PMS, in several severe cases of disease
% ie iA.er aud digestive ogats and the result has con-
fhced MN Wat they are enacry calculated 10 subseryc
Ne purpose tor winch thcy designed Coes,der;,r
tnen altogether Superior 10 those articles 9 rm, ti.r
efi ioT s'n'i2l Complaints would chee.iy add nv t,.,;
Inony ~ favor ef so valaabIe medicine
(signed> CHARLES FREDERICK BAuM1Iy MN
N B H. the aboyc recommends, or par ica,r,y r.sor
Y ,oss rvs Hc.sed u hlae Wrapper, and sgnet o
yellow LABEL H. Plainly.
Cambridge Sept. Is, 1897. y" -
Ce1i.ieate tf Nrs.7. s. Cgsa4,,De
Having The most Satisfactory e,lpnce of N. morc.i
iiii",s,, ahn 2 gh'y huta'y operppn uf JFWp1l,g m
iPiY7*d 'tgiaSh "h. (prcpaci ny H. pr,nl4e ia o.,a
q ihd,Seanan rr dyspepsia, Jauatii-t t.sca. - NJ t
&c wond confidently reoo,G,no,, ,lc,.,,s -,
Nho y he atlcfi with he aboye ca ,f eoaa.,f, ~
a" '0'A'uAo'e remedy (aspe3
carl'idEcpori, sept lo. 1a-7. " '''i'N LIE
ine above Valuable Pills, are far sale ut Wi,
m'ngton, by i. y. Faughan, 90. a.. Marx .,
sose''s @ Il ~ ,ssi ihFinshurs & Margaret Johnson
- -. =, 80 80
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

t3Ss his sincere thankstoF the patronage alol
a 4 10 the late firm Of Y MSrah (. son and na..r.i
The business Individually, would io;m hs ficnd, and n,
pubic, that hc Intends icsoling his atetjon fagse ~
cuialy 70 cson@pk He ha;ters hIise Lat fan 4.
koAledge and experience p ;he business, he Si be Nm.
10 gi,e GencF;.i satisfaction.
The Ladies' tcltltncn Of Wilmington and is ,ic,;.
y, informed HAT lie wc. w,ll We contacted nni
mme ed'ac rSpef on, ~ choicc wolleo, u The b.s.r.
ieiil5, and atcpfdil e tothc ugs, fashions
Ne has nn hand aud housekeeping large ani ,oo,I.
assortment at i.adirs Elar> ana Fancy to!or4d ,,,i
ioots aud Shoes Morocco i1 tall. t,mta,An and s,
Skin d,.i hons' F'ne iooti &'yes and pua.Iy C.ars
stel piooi lops, Monroe j, anG 3auti Ai,e ,rrci
assattneni cf iea@@ anA Rsi5 lECMhS
n. y Shoennbrrs Waull in,i ! aoyablaeeo.. 70 Sunny
hcmsoN w.th .taia ai .fDan,s flor, ins cse,s,em Il
Ao.tIei !. 3ANi, M4Nru
MllmQe'c'. Al.A IA .tea. a.. 80
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
PARCHMENT.

& II Wilson, No 5, 1yus! Iiish street, h.'e ls .y
ceired large lot of Parchment " very superior rbs
for Instruments of Writing will be SID cs, $40 ~
raj discount made to wholesale purchasers
Wimnyion, -qng. IL, 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
MUSIC.
A. a. IL. WILSON.
.. >, West Nigh Sweet,
NILUINt.ToN. DEL.

Oher for sale great yty II choice Nose or the Piano
fot'c &c, Among thrir collection err he toll 'wlhs
The Basket NNlt tiidn meet Tic there'
Ny ain kiul dtarlt Dear tla,p MY Country
sing sms Oh, BiEgact uot
Draw the ~ ord Come III tis bosom
Nlay Day len's healt. b,aa 5otlanl
Ftlnmcs Home
10y Haunted Topc,
~ Camp,i. comm soa \ Farewell
Mrs NiDlrad onln' t'iio, the Ryc
td ot Pais a Ronfmo Poor ii'tc Maid
Al he blle bounsts over the >irc Gry
6onler Hluks a Ntlan Ws:cr
lyiN Grove ,aA on hoa aheing r.yer
Nlolt tan Mad l'y awaS r5u. A.aA
loyt li'tla hby iieinns Charlie
liz. Loany hs.-t kuot isliei
Id bc 4 l5uuFrfy "A Kis5 a KTs
Mn.ud Boy NJ. ~ iiislard Home
Iielqt t.tc w licat a.d ietc
I.sy,'s ls, Vori, iGra H,ait ~. iafc
Mdr,,i = tbr battle held Nhrrtor Gatnclirg
ii4ftNnen's ehoris N0&ts ti' hcur, nly Marg fair
2 4 J. neser nsation lin Niah Girls so1s, Il en- the
lin lt4at ~ i}nnit's ot Hlacl + nWatm)
~ Warrior, lest ~ lsl-e.n',r tic tine
S'la.l lalie Idkau Ai:ud,n li,9ut4 b warc
N"l Toy asies holl,ts true mt ilea-
9ialea rcmembcg va.
tirld ni.lA slas rt2g NAltz
,enh @t late n. ,3s,, iin.a.iap. pa,i.4n
NJ efHiai 9ad tlsbaal Wa'z.s
i,e lI4,t Mye Ilascg5 sp3l,srt ! eoronaion Marc
Milie u,l lt.d Rls,s lIes labnn, Cope
ibar @ me- t'o sao to iaft Htfl Pzalio and Richard
'1mtti', Glory @Naaay, wlthoug gans vi me
lie Fl Rp,s - summer se5ts @Na lAc
GhorH ~. Noal NalsQtuci Ngbs's ii,uylter
:! rlaid's Sog Il, ah kna il .rie
4, 4 ti,n \, = , ns w. a t9aae Lasa W. turn 70
gelo !,rb ON La!y oftle L4i.' kne0 hy ne Sm9c
eAh Miw pN,urtli j lose
fifntH"a " iltl iJtetf,, ssr,
,tsa, -c'iln Drum di'4s5',, ioar;,ne
lh' lnd t1i pye ios Gu
Natite fsnlar it3lrrS Eite
. ho ncSrrrcu'jor nr. llnl..Vc sa!gseif
l"ge hei Wnl vaety + o.ae gA4dfiies Wsitzos ca
'lAon- Userriss Songs, 81.
Their Arrange nuts such ;aa they Can procure al.
most any piece Il Muse nov III rrint
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
COUGH DROPS,
OR INDIAN SPECIFIC,

For The cure Of colds, coughs
asthmas and approaching con
sumrtions.
TESTIMONIALS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
New -Xork consolidated I.otter,

Ciass ~ II. fn s-3
To he drawn tte Civ 4 Nea-Yetk, "a Tas,l4y, 4
32ih Of y gust 1923.
Forty tics aam0er Latt,rg--,tz ardlga bf}t 5ts
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
Prize selling Office, IS Markct-strcet

We have t.lv pleasure ot NIX TIE loi'9W M
schemes, with tu cofilci Vi, hai thty \ III ree tb
a nnroballnn Of the ptA
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
Lancaster county, SIS.

Personally appeared before me
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
DESCRIPTION OF CALCUTTA.
From BiShOD Heller.

Calcutta, when seen from the south, on
which side it is built, round two sides Of a
great open plain, with the Ganges on the
west, is very noble city; with tall and state
ly houses, ornamented with Grccian pillars,
and each Tor the most part surrounded by a
little apology for garden. The churches
are not large, but very neat and even elegant
buildings, and the government house is, to
say the least Of it, "a more snowy palace than
London has to produce. are howev-
er, the from lanes: behind them ranges the
native town, deep, black and dingy, with
narrow, crooked streets, huts Of earth baked
in the sun, or of twisted bamboos, interspero-
ed here and there with ruinous brick bazars,
pools of dirty water, cocoa trees, all little
gardens and few very large, very fine, and
generally very dirty houses Of Grecian arch-
lecture, the residence of wealthy natives
There are some mosques of pretty archtec-
ture, and very nearly kept, and some pagodas
bnt mostly ruinous and decayed; the religion
oil the people being chiefly conspicuous IN
their worship of the Gauges and in some ugly
painted wooden or plaster idols, with all
manner of heads and arms, which are set up
in different parts of the city. Fill up this
outline with a crowd of people in the streets
hey ond any thing TO be seen even in London,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

some dressed IN awtry silks and brocadeS,
more in white cotton garments, and most OF
all black and naked, except scanty cover
ing round the waist; besides figures of reli-
gous mendicants, with no clothing but their
long hair and boards in elf locks, their faces
painted white or yellow, their heads in one
CHASTITY lean hand, and the other stretched
out like birds claw, to receive donations;
marriage professions, with the bride in COW
cred chair and the bridegroom on horseback,
so swathen round with garlands as hardly to
be seen; tradesmcn sitting on the ground in
the midst of their different commodities, and
old men. lockers on, perched naked us mon
keys, on the fiat roofs of the houses; carts
drawn by oxen, and driven by wild looking
men with thick sticks, so numerically used
as to undeceive perfectly all our notions OF
bramin.cal humanity: attendants with silver
maces, pressing through the crowd before the
carriage OF some great man or other; no wo-
men seen except of the lowest class, and even
these with heavy silver ornaments on their
duSky arms and ANGLES: while coaches cover
ed up close with red cloth, are seen convey
ing the inmates Of the neighbouring seraglios
to take what is called ''the ar;". constant
creaking CT cart-wheels, which are never
creased in India, a constant Glamour of vol
cts. and an almost constan humping and
juggling of drums, cymbals &c. in honour of
their deities; and add 10 all this, villainous
smell of garlic, rancid cocoa-nut oil, sour but
ter, and Stagnant bitches; and you will un-
derstand the sounds, sights and smells ofwh
is called the 'Bjact Town" Of Calcutta. The
slngularity of this spectacle is best and least
Extensively enjoyed on noble quay, which
Lord Hastings built along the shore ofthe riv-
err, where the vessels of all forms and sizes,
Arab, Indian, Malay, American, English the
crowds Of Bramins and other llindoos wash
ing and saying their prayers, the lighted ia
pers, which towards sunset they throw in, s
the broad bright stream which sweeps them,
guiltless Of their homage, afford scene such
as no European, and few Asiatic, cities, can
at all parallel in interest and singularity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
MONTSERRAT

Here midst the chargeful scenery, ever new,
Fancy a thousand wOnd'rOus forms descres,
More wildly great than ever pencil drew;
Rocks torrents, gulphs aud shapes of giant signs,
And gttering cliffs on cliffs and fiery rampsrts rise
Beattie.
This Spanish mountain, which has been so
long celebrated on account of the singularty
of It's shape, but chiefly for its convent and
its numerous hermitages, is nine leagues
northwest of Barcelona, in the province of
Catalonia. 1t is in height only $500 feet a
bove the level Of the sea, but it commands
an enchanting prospect of the fine plain OF
Barcelona, extending to the sea, we'll as Of
the Islands of Majorca and Mincrca, distance
$50 miles.
Towards Barcelona this mountain presents
bold and rugged front, but on the west, to-
wards VacariSas, it is almost perpendicular;
Notwithstanding which, carriage-road winds
round to the convent, which Is placed in
sheltered recess among the rocks, and about
half the height of the mountain, The Llobre-
CAT roars at the bottom; and the rock presents
perpendicular walls from the edge of the wa
ter-but above the convent, the mountain di-
yides into two crowns or cones, which form
the most prominent features, while smaller
pinnacles, blanched ard bare, and split into
pillars, pipes, and other singular shapes, gives
most picturesque effect. Here are seen four
teen or fifteen hermitages, which are scatter
ed over different points of the mountain,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
From the Richmond Compiler. !
GOOD RAEGN

This article, which is 50 essential part OF
The Diet of Virginian, and is subject Of no
lnconsderable CONNIE ce al home, and Of ex-
port 10 the other States, requires no little skill
to cure 1t well We think, that without vanity,
ONE OF the Virginian gammons are superior
to the Tar famed Weslphalia hams-and there
lore /, may appear superAuous to be giving any
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
FRixrED AND FUBLIsAEp,
DAILY,
nv SwoyvpEM & THORNTON
MONDAY. JLNE %, 1898

On v,idsummer's eye (22d June) which is
also the yirpil Of ST. rtn the Baptist, accord
ms, 10 a custom common over Germany, every
Young girl plucks a sprig OF 81. Johns wort,
ard sticks IL into the wall OF her chamber
Should il, owing 20 the dampness OF the wall,
retain i; freshness and verdure, she may rc1k-
nm upou gaining q suiior>in the course OF the
wear; but should it droop, the popular belief is,
that she is destined 10 pine and wi'her away
The following version OF some lines, fiom a
German Almanac, descriptive OF this superst'
ton, is beautiful:
The Young maid stole from the cottage door,
And olushed, she saw the plant OF power;
.eThou silver glowworrn, oh! lend me thy light
must gather the mystic ST. Johns wort tonight,
The wonderful herb, whose leaf vii decide
II the coming year shall make me a BRIDE.
And the glowwOrm came
With its silyery fame,
Ind sparkled and shone
Through the night Of St. john.
And soon rs the maiden her loye-knot tied,
With noiseless tread
To her chamber she sped,
Where the special moon her white beams shed.
Bloom here, bloom here, thou plant ofpower'
To deck the young bride IN her brdsih hour
but it dropped its head; that plant OF power,
And died the death Of'he voIceess Hover
And a withef I'd leaf on the ground ii lay,
More meet for a burial than bridal day;
And when a full year had hItted away,
All pale on her bier the young maid lay
Aud the gl5wworm came
" sth It's silvery flame,
And sparkled and shone
Through the night Of S.. john
And they clos'd the cold grave Ger the MAIDS cold
clap.
.rhe glowworm Is denominsted in German JOiGn
mis- ~ grIagg3l--N. yUkn'S VGrRI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

| formal rules for making them r..
under stood, that all Of our hams are ~, 1S !, IS
description, and as some Of orr En "s' u 'ha
ana our large cureTS for the marL., wives,
fail III their manulacture-v. Law ,La !'VlIY
excellent method of cure before or,'.s S,'''".nS
was written out for friend h, .N""e'S' j:
the Isle Of Wight, who is fano,s Fa','S'han II
and we have asked for n. ,,,;,;, "'S Oacca
tending its circulation, and q So u '&'
rallyknown = gene,
TIE ,,ejboJ or
"'r.'''S IKE oe$f BGCOQ
Aore..bl,, ''H'' S'n May, 1925.
~ your request, have ske,ceel
~" directions Tor the curing and f.,
,Sa, ''Uo", may remark, uowr,r-
,nL;.i, o"e ~ '"o's pfacilca! household AT,
,r;,h,,,, ,, " completely sGccccs,lI
,s ,,,a,n c;.s' u iuuiciouS discretion
,,,,ine. - ., '''"'.s an' especially The
:, q :. ''' "'S''e'' nave cons!3c:al!r
To h." w., -,
:, MAJ, ,,os.;hL' o. 'aNo", me PORK mus; be Ia;
rorcIv r.. 49, ~ "a: 'e'' '""uEh 'ha' Is very
,ncn,hs oIa III liosS about Is
we'll i,,tsd ~ 49,, 80 pooF' afterwards
dcc;J.aI, ~ ',''' y, earn, aic, think,
w P',"i'e". Deere The pork b,
cu,ns,.n rs 1"' pI .'o,ous".y toid, cit
,inn. anI :, :. n''o'. ~ 10 Fasting P'eserya.
-; 49,; ~ '."', '"e saissl course in our
To Give hscnn ~ ~ .1se no 't"e Afterwards.
moIa SOS ~ anI H4.''''T HaHGui, both
rsu,,I, ,,,,, s"t '"' s"ou'a Oenscd.
.os a. 49, .ID 'Dp'","' vi TWO o. mo!ls.
:. a,,aI nv -, S'N' " '''e NAM 1i'Ne h.oIei;
:, ;t, vac 'm"."'se Is tu9bcd ever
"'HP''s '""'s 'P'oh'u' VI ninety puftIlzed
""'PI"c' VIC "'" Supposed 10 weigh, when
'o3, Pu' nearly The
1871 ~, NV '''""''"|'' a"I shoulders,
I;cv;r,, ,h,, :, ' ~, ''' '."'' Pec's be-
'Si '"' ''"'F'Du'S hot ony
'"P'''"'S '"S nav! %hd "DIeaTaDct
'.' "''o 10 Tue p'e'e''aIo" Of bacon aud i,
d preventive against me worm, bug and skip.
per. IL ofoeF 10 insure perfectly sound 5lcoa.
me pork must be sai'cd at teas! hccs. The ST.,
coma ,a''ln6 should lake place ABOUT the third
Gay ai'eF the H's', al when time add abogi4
: nv Vi 'ie i""h.t! III S"I'pcue "pplleG IN he
l" > instance IL, however PORK should be ITO
-" ""en saitec III The M instance, II should
"c resa''ru DIS SooH a. Dfac'icao'c alter lh4"s,
without "Aich mere Is great aang'r Of injury
'Ie i-i'erp poor saCh san pa prefer ton
N1Su"' y, ''' .i"''''',' q ouSne' 10 '"e ta0.'
'a"o "ViS"! '' pD'N, "4S oeeh supposed = HuT'
'""! q""hity. 'hinH l. 100 niue, ana Would
''' .! al! 'ne"'s "a''se 'hat 'heFt shoad DC
80! '''"' Vi an: 1--WE P'"h''S ot SAIL pe'ie to
'"e ABOVE mentioned qG'h'!'y Of PORK, Is per-
NY, W enough r"ic s"'u'I De taken 10
i, ''e "''e "'a'" on from ''.e Lo!N: WHIST Ii
'"'' d, r' contact WIN II tehd' 10 inJlte II a.
~ A"i'r" :" |"sh>' ''efe S"ou!u Oc noe