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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-12
Administration Meeting.

Pursuant to public notice, the committees for calling
meetings. the several Hundreds, and OF
for the County of NEWCASTLE apponted at the last ou-
ty Meetng) assembled at Red Lion Tavern, on Monday
the 11th Of August, 1928, when JACOB Fans Esq was
called to the chair, and Dauid Wilson Thomas and Wta
M Ca1,hey were appointed Secretaries
On motion, it Resolved, That committee, consis-
ting of two persons from each Hundred be appointed by
the Chairman arrange BUSINESS and report to the mee,
ng--Whereupon the following persons were appointed
to wit
For Branfvwine IIundred-W'lliam NJ Cauley & James
Candy Zone of the corresponding committee.)
Christlana-Winam Warner and John McMnn.
Mil Creek--Amos Saunders esq and VIM. BALDWIN.
White CLAY Creek-Georgc Plat and James H. Brscoe
Pencadcr-Antrew b adey and John f.. Guthrie.
Ncw-Castle-Major Thomas Stockton ana washington
L. Moore.
Red Iion-Joln Higgins and John Exton.
81 Ceorpes-Joseph B Sims and John Janvler, Jr.
Observation-Disclosures William Rothwell and William
Deakyne.
following report to the meeting winch was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted-viz. L:oa
to this meeting beg leave to recommend the fohoWme
Resolutions.
Resolved That meetings be held in the respective hun
dreds as follows an such other times and places as the
committees in each hundred may deem necessarily
In nrsndywne, New-castle and st. Georges Hundreds
on Saturday the 16 Inst. ,
IN Mill.treek, Pencader and Appoquinmink Hundreds
on Saturday the 23d. Inst.
In Chrsana, White Clay Creek and Red Lion Hun
dretls on Saturday The 50th. inst.
The committees in the respective fiuhnreas' 10 cail a''
meetings and designate the places.
| Resolved That the Committee of Correspondence to-
the County be requested to call the present Hundred Com
mttees together, at any tHe ana Pace tey may oee
| necessary.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be sign
ed bv the Chairman and Secretaries and published IN TIL
'>u'''''' ''''" i'Np~'' : JACOB FARIs, Chairman
DAVID w. THOMAS, Z 49,.
VIM. MCAULLEY, 5
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Public Y enAue.
WIFE BE SOLD

Public Sale, Thursday the 21st inst. in Newark,
at the late residence Of John Evans deceased the
Personal Property of the said deceased; consisting of
horses, yoke Of oxen, mich and young cattle
Farming Utensils, such oxcar ploughs, luke and
allow harrows, wheat fan, &c. Household and Kitchen
Furniture; great variety of carpenters tools, walnut,
wild cherry and oak boards besides great variety OF
tcles not enumerated Sale to at IL O'clock
ON said day. when attendance will be gwen and conditions
made known, by BENJAMIN WATSON, Admir-.
.Ne.ca,k, august 8, 1898 SITS
N. b. To be disposed Of at private sale, black Girl 10
years faye, having twelve years black Man.
LIS years old, having years to black Girl years
Iod, to serve until twentyone and black Boy )
l years old, to serve until he is twenty-five.
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Griffith, Peter Parker. Thomas Fooks, Dr. II. r.
Hall. VIM. S. Hall, and Joshua S. Layton.
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
Administration papers in this State and that 500
copies be printed in handbs for distribution in this
County. J.
Resolped, That the Committees will now adjourn
to meet again on the same day of the county meet
ing. JOHN WHILE, CHAIRMAN.
Attest.
JOHN M. WEST, ! cocrot.r;es
RoBERT II. GRIFFITH, )
George Town, Del Aug. 9th, 1928.
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For Sale,

A small FARM in Pencader Hundred, County Of
Newcastle, and State of Delaware. about one and
an half miles above the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal, fronting on the Road leading from Glasgow
to said Canal containing Sc acres, about one half
of which is good woodland there are on the farm
a frame dwelling house. &c. Any person wishing
to purchase, can view the farm, for themselves by
Applying to Mr.. John Bell. on the premises. For
terms Of sale. apply to the subscriber, No. $50,
Shipley street, Wilmington. Del.
SAMUEL L.. TINDALL.
August 9, 1928 55-4t
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Notice.

TuyHE Subscribers being DESTROYS Of declining the
n Mercantile business at St. Georges-ohGer at
private SALE their stock of goods.
This stand is acknowledged TO be one of the best
in the County for busness--and will be much i'm
proved upon the opening Of the Canal-as there is
no situation on the Canal that will afford SO good an
opportunity for an extensive business being done in
the grain and lumber way.
A lease for the store houses will be given to the
purchaser ofthe goods.
JOHN SUTTON s. SON.
ST Georges August, 8, 1928. 33-law4t
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The New York American of yesterday, August
Ii, says-That the Jacksonites cannot induce sui
6cient number of their members OF the Legislature
to repeal the Electoral law. New York aoaH vote
by districts, and will give 20 certain and more pro,
baby "a votes for John Quincy Adams and Richard
Rush.
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Total
OF coIoured persons for the same time,
Total
TIMELY WARNING.
From the National Journal

FROM Tie JVGt10NuI JON77IuE,
More than twelve months since, we stated that
the lines were drawn between the friends OF Gen.
Jackson and the present administration, on the great
question of Internal Improvement and the protec-
ton of Domestic industry that on the side OF this
policy were ranged the Administration and Its sup
porters, and on the other side General jackson and
his motley ranks. The leaders OF the jackson
party in the South have just spoken language on
this subject which cannot be mstaken.-We now
find the Jackson papers of the city OF New York
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Dividend.

vHVfIE Stockholders Of the Wilmington and Phila-
u delphia Turnpike Company, are hereby noti-
fled, that Dividend of per cent, on the stock of
of said Company, for the last six months, will be
payable on or after the Goth inst. by
EDWARD TATNALL, Treas'r.
9th mo. 18th. 33-2t
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Administration Meetings
BR aNDYzWENE zzU NDRED.

The friends of order, morality, virtue and civil
rule, friendly to the reelection of John Quincy Al
ans, our present upright Chief Magistrate, will NEE
at Isaac Andersons (Blue Ball Tavern) on Saturday
the 10th. Inst. at O'Clock. p. NJ.
THOMAS ROBINSON I
WILLIAM M'CAULLEY
JOSEPH w. DAY SCommittee
ANDREW FOUNTAIN
SAMUEL GALBRAITH
Aug. II, 1928.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

By the ship Olympia, which sailed from Hayr eo on
tba LAT nit. we have our Paris files to the 3Oth
June-giying London dates of the GOTH The. Rus
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From the United States Gazette

From, the United States Gazette.
louisiana is divided into five districts, for the
choice of Presidential electors. The parishes OF
the first district gave, at the late election for the
administration candidate for Governor, majority
of 444
In the second district, small majority.
In the third district. about 100
In the fourth district, about 200.
In the fifth district, about 500.
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n Office.

IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of John Evan late
~ of the Village of Newark. County Of Newcastle and
State of Delaware deceased requested to make mme-
diae payments and those having claims against said es-
tate to present them legally atested for settlement.
FURTHER NO11CE.-All those indebted on Bonds
Note or otherwise for goods bought at the sales OF the
propery of David Evans, late of Pencader Hundre deco
are hereby notified that the subscriber will attend or the
convenience of those concerned the Buck Tavern
Summit Bridge the 12h, and at Glasgow, on the 18th
of September next at o'clock, p. NJ to receive pay
men And all those who neglect this notice expect
their Notes put in the hands of officer for collection
AS it too nconvenent and those indebted too widely
scattered, to wait upon them individually. ,.>, 80,
BENJAMIN WATSON, Admir-.
NaworL Aup g. 1898.
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sian forces only crossed the Danube on the ON
June-bavng on the previous day forced the iorth-
ed post established by the Turks on the right banN
to defend the passage of the river. On the iith'
the fortress of Esuchka surrendered to the fus-
SLAMS. The papers contain two bulletins from the
Russian army detailing the particulars of the pas
sage Of the Danube and of the advance upon
la. The news from Portugal is not decisive Of any
thing
Shocking instances Of Suicide.-The Chronicle IS
Informed by correspondent, that JohnN Stratton,
Esq. formerly delegate from one ofthe counties
on the Eastern Shore in Virginia to the Legislature
of that State, hung himself on Saturday last, 26th
ultimo. The cause is not assgned-and on the Sat-
urdav following, ed nst) Henry TareweA, Of Nor
folk, his cousin son of the Hon. L. w. Tazewell,
shot himself with pistol near the same place, and
expired almost instantly. Failing to secure the al
lection of loung lady Is the cause assigned for the
commission of the act by the latter.--Batt Pat. Il
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NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.

The Friends Of the present Administration OF the
General Government, are requested to meet at +.
SAWDON'S Hotel, on Saturday afternoon, the
9th inst. at o'clock, P. NJ.
WASHINGTON E. MOORE
JOHN McCRONE,
C. ID. BLANEY, SComtee
JESSE TURNER,
THOMAS STOCKTON.
August i, 1928.
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Notice is hereby given, That

the Levy Court and Court of Appeal of New-Cas-
tie County, will meet at the Court House in the
Town Of New Castle, on Tuesday, the 30th day Of
September next, at which time and place the Asses
sors of the several Hundreds in said County,
quired to attend to take the Oahs:of Office and re-
ceve instructions for the performance of their du-
ties as Assessors. I. STOCKTON.
Clerk of the Peace for N. Castle County
.Ne,0- Castle, August 6, 1928. 35-t3OS
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DELAWARE JOURNAL.
WILL ,!scN:
Tuesday, august AZ, AS2S.

letter from Kent states. am confident that
we shall beat them even in Murderkil Hundred, the
only Hundred in this county, last year in favour Of
Jackson"
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From the National .aduocate, August /.
LOUISIANA ELECTION,

New Orleans papers to the 18th July give Inc
following returns Of the election in that state
For Governor.
Twenty-seven parishes beard from. aa-o
Derbigny, (Adams) s5aa a
Butler, (Jackson) ioos
Marigny, (Jackson) liso
Thomas, adams llol
Congress.
First District-Whlte, (Adams) l780
Livingston, (Jackson) ll73
Sscond D;etr;ct-Gurley. (Adamsl 1886
Saunders, (Jackson) ll3S
Third D,etr,ct-Overson. Uackson) 1869
Rrant (Adamsl $50
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The parishes Of Washta, Claiborne, and Con-
cordia in the Sd District had not been heard from.
1t was supposed that Brent would have a majority
in all three.
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
18th Glass draws THIS DAY 10000 dollars
highest prize. Tickets S., Half So SO, Quarter
! %, Eight 63 cts.
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY
Draws August 25d.--SCHEME, prize of 5000
dollars, of 1866, 2 of 1000, of 800, of 200,
10 of $50, 10 of 100, 90 Of 100, 1873 of 10. 115O
of a, and $3.50 of 2.
To be had in a variety of numbers. at
E. BARKER'S,
Prompt and truly Lucky Office, No. u, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del
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The Commissioners TO locate the Breakwater, ar
rived at Lewes, August list, and entered the du-
ty assigned them at once. They have steam BOAT
to facilitate their operations, and will be occupied
doubtless, for two or three weeks.
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A letter from Sussex states" that the result OF
the various meetings in the several Hundreds Of this
county to appoint committees for the General Coun-
~ Committee was highly ilattering. "The.unon
and energy in the party, displayed at these meet
mrs, will be irresistible, and has exceeded the most
saaguine expectations. No doubts are now enter
famed, by the most timid, of large majority here
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PRICE CURRENT AT BRANDYWINE
DEATHS AND INTERVIEWS

Within the Borough of Wilmington, from the LIST to
the slst of July, both days included
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Houses and Lots
at PR{TITE sale,

IA A two storied. new brick house and hitch
Al. en-. between Hanover and Broad streets,
.onrng twenty-one feet six inches on Orange street,
.aeniing the one half Of a three feet alley extent
i Il feet back the lat extends about III feet
wards ratnail street.
No. . two st,rie new brick house, between
Hanover and Queen streets, frontin. fifteen feet
Orange street. and extending about forty feet back,
Queen street.
No. s. 4 two storied new brick house, on the
.orner Of Orange aud Queen streets, Is feet on
the former the lot extending about 40 feet On the
later. to the above mentluneh fourteen feet alley.
M. 4. \ frame house with 5 front on Queen st.
aad running along she above mentioned alley, about
SO feet.
~ indisputable title will accompany each Of the
said 'ots For further information enquire of the
SUBSCRIBER, with whom all PERSONS indebted to, or
aayin,, demands against Benjamin ". Brackn are
requested TO settle. LEA PCSEY.
Wilmington, 18th mo. 18th, 1923. S-3in
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Bishop Davenport,

With NE assistance If accomplished female teachers The
conrs, ot instruction pursued at this Seminary comprises
al; the useful and of the ornamental branches OF a
Female education Terms of BAad Washing ind Tuition
in any If tie common branches $50 per quarter. payable
IL advance.
EXTRA CIIARGES.--For Music including the use %
Piano. ri for the French aud Spanish taught by an tx
perenced French master, So; Drawing, Painting aud I'm
brodep Sc per quarter. The discipline OF The scho"i Is
mild parental, and christian. Particular attention IS
paid, nor only TO the Of the young Ladies, but to
their moral and religious instructions.
There will be Of lessons in vocal auSc given
in year, by person highly competent, and valuable
Library for the of the young Ladies. To those who
remain in The Seminary year there viii DC no
extra charges or books stationary, vocal music. Nc
vacation except during the month of August.
RECONSIDERATION.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending the
above school 70 tic patronage Of the public Mr. Bat 81
port has had experience and much experience in the bust
ness OF education, having been engaged in it since he
II o ape For three wears and more lie has conduct
ed Gonrsng school IN his place. and has fully justified
the high testimonials and Recommendations which ht
brought with him. At his request the subscribers have
engaged act piSi!i9r Committees to quar-
tery the and management OF the Institution and
confidently expect Tia! scloo will Sustain il nat increase
| It's former reputation. r. W. GILBERT,
| Pasteraf The Cd Presbyterian Church in Whining ON.
| WILLARD HALL, WA. oIIEREli
/ have not The pleasure Of personal acquaintance
with Mr. ~ but from lie above satisfactory ttstimona
aud his request | sl.A be happy with lie gentle
| ,ncn u Flsiting Committee, PIERCE GDN%Eti4Y,
/ Minister Of TRINITY Church, VIA.
! March IS. 1928.
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Cheap Books,
IND STATIONARY.

IND STATIONARY,
4 no. % Narhetstree be5ceen .Nessrs. Lorkin md
LaHtborn's Grocery Stores.
7. SCOTT begs leave to state to his friends, and
The pubic tha. ne has made such arrangements with
!. ifigg, md other cheap Booksellers in Philadel
phiA 70 enable him TO dispose Of School and 9TH
q Books, together with general assortment Of
5tst oaary at the lowest Philadelphia Prices either
81 wholesale or retail. In consequence Of such ar
rangement Merchants and Teachers, from both Town
and Country, would tud it much TO their advantage
TO call and purchase, his very reduced prices will
completely preclude the necessity of their going to
the City for any article in his line of business on the
acorce of c'seapness.
Wilmington, Nag so. 11--tf
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S1Qo RNW ARD.

Runaway from the Subscriber, on Saturday
2tth inst, a young negro man, named Samuel, about
2oyears OF age who has only years to serve, feet
high has several scars on his breast occasloned by
soaid Or burn-has sluggish staggering walk
talks coarse, has full face, and pretty black. The
above reward will be given for the said fellow, i
apprehended and safely lodged in the Jail in Cen
treville, Queen AIMS County, Md. and all reasona
Bile charges paid.
The friends of freedom should aid those whose
servants abscond without pioyocaton.
J. w. BORDLEY.
lfaq 30, 1925. 4--4t
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shea per Still !

RCgIgS arc selling at the old establish
gneut ID. 81 .Ndrket Street, at fifty, sixty and
some at actually sevenly-fve per cent discount
and these too many ofthsm among the first rate
l.ious and literary works. SCHOOL BOOKS
are offered by the dozen to Country store keepers,
or school masters o-v they be had in Phil
adelphia generally, and some considerable loyger.
History Of France. from the foundation of the
monarchy, by Clovis, to the final abdicaton of Ma
poleon, by William Grnshaw, author of the History
of the United States, &c. new work, Of merit, es
uccially f,r readers wha have not leisure to read
ia.wer works. large vol. price g.
From our arrangements made with several Auc.
tiouers in Philadelphia, and those who purchase Al
Faction we hesitate not TO say, that we supply
I..brares and professional gentlemen on as favor
able terms as any Philadelphia booksellers.
II PORTER T. SON.
June 3
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H,'ssslaia,laaas,io
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stores,
TAlEEss Gs.gg RI NAL,
Nos. os. & 100, Market St.

ErURNS his sincere thanks for the patronage
HI afforded to the late firm OF NEAL q SON
, = ass,n,;nr the business individually, would inform
his friends and the public, that he intends devong his at
,ention more particularly to custom. work rae nauers
himself that from his knowledge and experience III te pu-
siness he Will be able to give general satisfaction.
~, are informed that the work will be conducted under
his immediate inspections by choice workmen, OF the Dest
materials, and according to the latest fashions
He has on hand and intends keeping large ana eo'Hpe
or,ment of Ladies, Black and Fancy Colored Lasting
Roots and Shoes Morocco do Calf, Cordayan and Seal
skin do; Mes Fine Boots, Shoes and Pumps; Coarse
Water Proof Boots. Monroes, and Shoes Also, general
assortment Of Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
NJ B Shoemakers would find il adyantaseou: TO supply
tham.eye, with stuts and trimmings from ms ex ensiye
,m,sn, JAMES MSEAL.
%, NAV ia 1923 108-5m.
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last Notice.

ALL persons Indebted to the subscriber, either
on Bond, Note or Book account, are requested to
make payment to Marcus Z. CArEL1E; and those
having demands TO present their Bills for settlement,
JOSEPH POGUE.
Wilmington, June 9th, 1923. i5-iaw4t
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AnSer,liElallce
TO PROTECT and SECURE THE " .71ER
WORKS or THIS BOROUGH .4G.lLNS1
DAMAGE OR INJURY.

TO PROTECT .aND SECURE IHE M 6h
Works or THIS BOROUGH AGaLNS1'
DAMAGE OR INJURY
Be 1t Ordained By The Burgesses and Borough
Council of tie Borough Of Wilmington, That IT
apy person or persons shall. after the passage OF this
Ordinance, break, injure, or do any damage whate,
ver to the pump, pump-house, or machinery erected
on the Brandywne for the purpose Of supplying TINS
Borough with waters or TO the pipes or con.uits laa
for the passage of the water through this Borough
OF to the fire plugs, hydrants or pumps or stop-wa-
tiers appertaining to- or connected with the same !;
or shall throw or put any stones, filth or any foreign
matter or substance whatever, into the basins or re-
seryoirs or shall break down, damage, orinjure the
fences or pang which enclose the salhe or any bull
ding or buildings connected Herewith; or snail dig
or break the earth in any &c the Streets lanes or al
'eys of this Borough for the purpose OF disturbing
" injurng the pipes or connlts, or oil opatfnc'ns
the passage Of water through the same or enter the
lot On which the basins are erected, without perhls-
sion every person 50 offending, aud every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit ana pay
for every such offence, fine not exceeding fJfy
Dollars and not less than Fire Dollars, to be recov-
cred with costs before either of the Burgesses, IN
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverabe by law and everysuch person shall, also.
be liable to an action to make good the damages !;
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enioined diligently to inquire alter and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend IN the premises.
JAMES BROBS0N,
First Burgess.
Passed a. the Town Hall, Jam 2, 1923.
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e, ELHx.,TGET'S

Hls Medicine has proved Itself sovereign remedy
when all other means have faied IN curing the follow
ing diseases, W.:
Necrosis or affections OF the bones; Kings 1vl, or oco
tn'ai Whte swelling lhveterae Ulcers, Liver and Bill
complaints Rheumatic affections OF the head and sys
tenn generally Ulcers OF the Mouth and Throat; DIS
charges from 'he Ears oypns ana all diseases arises
ny ho'" ~ ",'l - " ..,,, az,
a. general atPafNNe or ciesser OF ,he oloou, wv
'het''e!ht p"'e'N ~ a'""'e ."'9 a 'Ae ro.u
seh hs"'! pe'cnca a. sp,,s anu ai VIM ai'e1'''
also Wien gwen 70 ca5Atea aver vaech,a'loh. . c.
"t "n,tei""H .eel,l'"es p'Di,s,eu ~ w. 49,
iE"', ~ h'E"f .F9!S."9'I '~ y ''h 10 ia
'e, !, p"e' :" 80 ~ :, "'i e' '' 81, 80
'"l t :. V sss'..' NY y n.yol Fa'e. ,
t,le h'"."'nH fo"'H'"o''oiy 'o'iGe - 'r"" '.s
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t t M 'S' ~ ''e "'ne''"y " -
sSis"i'"' -. J, -,
-de0tc"t httohhHiehaWoTy Noice.
Hay1nS recommended The u>e OF J. Albrights "comn
ban syfap IN my private practice for nearly two years.
and having Witnessed ITS decided efficacy 10 many caef
Wmcaiad previously resisted the usual remedies now WIZ
much pleasure give my testimony IN its favour, BY stating
that nave nescrioeti t!e ap with treat success, IN VI
ccraon OF tie MoGh ard Throat Scronlous diseases.
Rheumatic affection OF the Head Liver compliant; ChT
me rheumatism scaid head Discharges from the ears
diseases prevailing among children particularly Carol'
ahcet"h ~ VIC bones Mercurial cases and secohoa,'
Syphilis. The length of time many of the diseases haF;
been cured, me they are permanent; and ma
with papaefy ae said, that lis healing qualities rank
among the first remedies OF the present day.
JOHN j. MAYWEG, MD,
The following certificate is striking instance OF tue
superior eihcaey Of the Columbian Syrup over 'hat q
Panacea and Cathncons: although those Medicines Wer
used 10 large extent without effect, and the disease s'i
progressing, the Syrup atte beng prescribed but shc
time, elected tie prygress Of the disease and few
months performed aperlect cure
Communication.