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CONDITIONS.

THE DELITT.aRE JOURNAL is pub
lished on Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
per annun,; too dollars erery sic months IN ad-
pance. No paper to be discontinued, until ar
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advertisements inserted on the usual terms
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Wilmington Hridge Co.

Sealed Proposals will be received until Satur-
day goth. Instant for supplying the Bridge with Oil
for one year, and with the prices per gallon for
each kind, Summer and Winter Strained.
ANNUAL MEETING ELECTION.
An annual meeting of the Stockholders will be
held on Tuesday, the lst day Of next month between
the hours of and 4 O'clock P. NJ at the House of
Gen. James Wolfe, at which time there will be an
Election for Three Directors in place of Three
whose time will then expire.
JOHN TORBERT, Trea'r.
Wilmington March 10, 1928,
93-4t.
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w as Lost,

On the road between Middetown and Whining
ton, Pocket Book, containing the sum Of thirty
six dollars three notes on the Franklin Bank of
Baltimore one of five, one of ten, and one of TWEEN
~ dollars and ] one dollar note on the Dover
Bank Whoever will restore the above to the sub
scriber, living in Kent county, Md, or to the Editor
Of the Delaware journal, shall be literally rewarded.
JAMES WOODLAND
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Notice.

ALI persons indebted to the estate Of THOMAS
WAY. late of the Borough of Wilmington deeeas-
ed, are requested to make immediate payment ;
and those having legal claims TO present them, dlNy
attested, for settlement to
WELCOME GRAY, administrator.
March l2, 1923. Is
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Borough Loan.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the|
Borough Council a committee TO receive proposals
for loan not exceeding IL 900 Dollars on the
credit OF the Borough Of Wilmington, for the pu.
pose of distributing the water from the public b'
son through the streets, &C. at rate Of interest not
exceeding five per centnm per annum, payable semi
annually, and reimbursable at the end of fifteen
years from the day of March Inst.
NOTICE is therefore, hereby given, that sucl
proposals will now be received by the undersgntl
at any time after the present date for taking said
Loan until the 9Th day of April 1928.
JAMES BROBSON.
JAMES GARDNER.
WILLIAM LARklN.
March "a. 1928 t8A
The Village Record and the United States Ga
zette will insert the above until the 9th April next
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r1xDDLETOWEI FTOTEE.
J. +. Nj ANSFiEID.


Having re-occuped his Old Stand, in Mddetown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lie that he has made every arrangement suitng the
convenience and comfort of those who may favour
him with business; and hopes by strict attention to
the wants of his customers to meet liberal share OF
patronage.
January II, 1928. TS--tf.
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TAINTED,

A situation in Dry Good or Grocery store, by
Young Man, about the age Of 10 or 10 years. Good
recommendations will be furnished. For further
particulars apply to r. Porter s. Son, No. 81, Mar
ket Street.
March 1S. 05-4tnu
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no Rent.

A FARM of about 27O acres, near the Trap,
St. Georges hundred, Newcastle County. Apply
TO J. ]. MILIlGAN, Esq. near Wilmington, or j..
b. SIMS, Esq. near Cantwells Bridge.
Wilmington, March T, 1898. 92-5t.
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An Ordinance
no PROTECT AND MCGUIRE THE JE47Eh
FORKS OF THIS BOROUGH AGAINST
DAMAGE OR INJURY

TO PROTECT IND SECDRE THE lt.4IER)
UORKS or THIS BOROUGH AGAINST
DAMAGE OR INJURY
BE it Ordained by the Burgesses and Borough
Council Of The Borough Of Wilmington, That if
any person persons shall, after the passage of this
Ordinance, break, injurc, or do any damage whate-
to the pump, pump house, machinery erected
on the Brandy wine for the purpose OF supplying this
Borough with water; to the pipes or condults laid
for the passageof the water through this Borough
or to the fire plugs, MIGRANTS or pumps or stop-wa-
tiers appertaining to, or connected with the same
or shall throw or put any stones, filth any foreign
matter or substance whatever, into the basins or re-
servoirs Or shall break down, damage, or inure the
fences or pang which enclose the same, or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; or shall dig
or break the earth in any of the Streets lanes or al
Keys of this Borough for the purpose of disturbing
OF Kurlng the pipes conduits, or of obstructing
the passage Of water through the same or enter the
lot on which the basins erected, without permis-
sion every person SO offending, and every person
aiding aud ting the same, shall forfeit and pay
for every such stfence, fine not exceeding Fifth
Dollars and not less than Iiue Dollars, to be recov-
cred with costs, before either Of the Burgesses, in
the same manner as deIs 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 Cousta5es hereby direct
ed and enjuined diligently to inquire after aud pro-
sccutc all who shall hereafter offend in the premi-
SEES.
JAMES BROBSoN,
( First Burgess.
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Six Cents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday the
9th Inst. two boys apprentices to the Baking bust
ness, the one named Ed,vard Marsh, about 90 years
old, short stout built lad the other named Isaac
Moore, rather slender, and small of his age--they
both had on grey cloth coates, and blue cassinet
pantales The above reward will be paid for them,
if both brought home or cents for either, but no
charges. 1t is expected they are in New-York CT
ty. All persons are forbid harboring them on pain
of being dealt with to the utmost rigor of the
law
MILLER DUNOTT.
Wilmington, Delaware, March, 25th 1928.
fts5- The New York American will insert the
above four times, and send their bill to this office.
97--4t.
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10 Rent,

a FRAME SHORE, in 2nd street, No. 13. on
the North side of the lower Market a good stand
for public business al present occupied as Saddler
Shop. Inquire of
WASHINGTON RICE.
Wilmington, Feb. 90, 1925. 9l--tf
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Notice.

ALI. persons indebted to the estate Of Darid Heb
ster late of Wilmington, decd are requested to make
immediate payment and those who have legal
claims against said decd. are requested to exhibit
then duly attested for settlement.
JANE WEBSTER,
bg her attorney IN fact
ANTHONY CAREY.
January 81, 1928. 82-2m
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In connexion with the Laws of Matter and of
Thought, coniormedto the best modern usage: with
definitions and practical exemplhcations of the
words which, not being before explained, have caus-
ed much OF the perplexity in attempted expostions
ofspcech.
Designed for private Students, Foreigners, and
the higher classes in Schools, by
WILLIAM S CARDELL,
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yVOts;ce.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of James
Smith. Juar. late of the Village of Brandywine,
fdec'd) are requested to make payment without de-
lay; and those having demands against said Estate
viii please present them properly aested for settle
ment, to EDWARD TATNALL, Ear.
90.-8t
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NOTICE
TO Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office 10
furnish for the use of the United States Army for
the year 1928, the following enumerated articles Of
American manufacture-yiz:
Blue Cloth dyed in the wool with indigo) ca wlc
Grey twied CLOTH GA wide,
Cotton drilling (unbeached) ga and 7-3 wide,
Cotton shifting (unbleached) 7-8 wide,
Flannel of cotton and wool 81 and rs wide
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LI1xEWlSE,

Shoes. Laced Bootees. Leather Caps, and
Leather Stock,
The above goods are TO be delivered att the u States
Arsenal near Phila delphia, and subject to stricm
spection--Samples of the foregoing articles will be
exhibited at this Office; and patterns Of Woo!Ien
and Cotton Cloths will be transmitted TO those IMAM
ufacturers that may apply for them, accompanied
by such information as shall be asked for
The proposals must be in writing, sealed and en-
dorscd :. Proposals" and will be received until the
gath of April 1928.
Commissary Generals Office
Philadelphia, March cath, 1925.
C. IRVINE,
Commissary General Of Purchases.
0Q--to4o
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JAMES BROBSON,

JAM Ed DfODStIN,
First Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. 2, 1928.
75-tf.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
:
MORAL.
SELECTED FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
THE TOUR OF LIFE.

A man cannot have made any great pro-
gress in the tour of life, without having
passed by number of characters who take
delight in raising dust and incommoding
their fellow-passengers. There is no path
that a man can take, in which they are
not to be seen. This complaint is as old as
the days of Solomon-and will continue,
perhaps,a long as the sun and moon shall en-
dure. The passions that rule us are various
and clamorous. Our anger is let loose upon
those who step in between us and our inter-
est, and upon those who succeed better, and
drink deeper of pleasure than we do, and
our envy and vanity even stoop to soil the
wings of the butterfly that outshines us.
Self is the great object, like the image of
Nebuchadnezzar, before whom all the world
must fall down and worship, or be cast into
the furnace Of fire. But what pity it is.
that we have SO much of this unkind and
unlovely disposition since, otherwise, we
might get along through the world with one
half the vexations we now meet with, and
lie down at last in peace.
But it is needless, though natural, to
mourn over the evils that we know not how
to avoid ; we should rather examine wheth-
er they may not be a little mitigated and
softened down by care and circumspection.
But you win be ready to ask whether the
follies and vices ofmen donot merit and justi-
fy csnsure Whether,when man has behav-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
University Bookstore.

g. BROWN, Cambridge,
h IL keep constantly on hand general assortment
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS,
which they will sell as low as books of the
same quality can be purchased in Boston
market.
Also-Folio Post, Letter, Foolscap, and
Pot PAPER;
Quills flirting Books Of Uaaaous rulings !;
States, sc. &c.
H. g. B. are agents for the following pc
riodical works, for which they respectfully
solicit subscriptions =
North American, Review, S dollars per
.annums; American Quarterly Review, 5 dol
lars; Journal of Education, A dollars; Chris
tan Examiner, 3 dollars Unitarian Advo-
cate, monthly, 2 dollars Christian Regis
ter, weekly, dollars; Christian Spectator,
8 dollars Episcopal Waterman, dollars.
Medico-Chirurgical Review, S dollars A
merican Journal of Medical Sciences, dol
lars Edinburgh Review, 5 dollars; Quar-
terly Review, 5 dollars Westminster Re
view, dollars Retrospective Review, 6
and half dollars.
March Is. If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
Haskell & SAWYER,

"A T their old stand, near the Post Office,
IA Bolton have Just received fresh supply of
Goods well adapted tothetpresent and approaching
season !; consisting in part6f the following
Black, blue, mixed, and olive Broadcloths
Do do do do. Cassmeres
CIaret. mixed, and crimson Pelisse Cloths
Scotch and Tartan Plaids
good assortment of Prints, latest fashions
Satin, Levantine, eros de Naples, and Slnchaw
Silks
Green, blue and other colours for Bonnets do.
Flannels, all colours and qualities
Hosiery Cambricks, Muslins
Black Bombazines and Bombazets
Plain Black and figured Silk Velvets
A good assortment of Vestings
Raw Silk and Valencia Shawls
Buckskin Gloves with Seal and Sable Backs
A lot ofprime Fur Seal Caps
Do. Hair do.
Do. Nutre do.
Boots and Shoes-a prime lot of Gentlemens and
Ladies' India Rubber Over Shoes
w. i. 0ooDo ali kinds and of the best quality
Summer and Winter pressed Oil
Whale do. for Combmakers' use
Live Geese Feathers
Paints, Oil and Dye Woods
Cooking, Parlour, and Shop Stoves
All kinds of Powder and Shot
Percussion Caps and Flints
% The above Goods, together with great variety
not enumerated, will Be sold on the best terms
for Cash or Credit.
H. & S. request all persons indebted
by note or account of more than one years stand
ing ing, to o. make immediate payment.
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coLn WINTER IS COMING.

COLD WINTER is COMING.
Cold Winter Is coming-take OF your toes
Gay Zephyr has folded his fan;
His lances are couchd in the ice-wind that blows,
So mail up as warm as you can.
Cold winter is coming-he's ready to start
From his home on the mountains afar;
He is shrunken and pale-he looks froze to the
heart,
And snow wreathes embellish his car.
Cold Winter is coming--Hark did ye not hear
The blast which his herald has blowni
The children of Nature all trembled in fear,
For to them is his power made known.
Cold Winters coming-there breathes not flower,
Though sometimes the day may pass fair
The soft lutte is removed from the iadys orn power,
Lest it coldly be touched by the air.
Cold Winter is comng-all stript are the groves,
The passage-bird hastens away;
To the lovely blue South like the tourest, he
royes,
And returns like the sunshine in May.
Cold Winter is coming-he'Il breath on the stream
And the bane of his petrifc breath
Win seal up the waters, till, in the moonbeam,
They lie stirless, as slumber or death
Cold Winter is coming, and soon shall we see
On the panes, by that genius Jack Frost,
Fine drawings of mountain stream, tower, and tree
Framed and glazed toe, without any cost.
Cold Winter is coming-ye delicate fair,
Take care when your Tyson you sip:
Drink it quick, and don't talk, lest he comes una
ware
And turn it to ice on your lip.
Cold Winter is coming-I charge you again
Mufae warm-of the tyrant beware
He's SO brave, that to strike the young hero he's
fain,
He's SO cold he'll not favour the fair.
Cold Winter is coming-I'Ve said so before
seem Pye not much else to say;
Yes, Winter is coming, and God help the poor
wish it was going away.
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the course that will probably be adopted in
relation to the Tariff United as the Legis-
lature is in opposition to the Tarlh Law,
there is yet much diversity of Opinion as to
the proper mode to be pursued. The pre-
yailing impression, however, believe to be
in favour of the adoption of Resolutions
which shall declare it as the opinion of the
Legislatureofth this State that the Tariff Acts
unconstitutional, and a direct aggression up
on the sovereignty of the State, and that
Convention be called for the purpose OF de-
termining what measures it may become
the State, in its sovereign capacity, to adopt
in the present crisis of its affairs.
FIRE. Yesterday morning, just before
10 o'clock, the roof of the east wing of the
Massachusetts, Hospital was discovered to
be on fire, supposed to have been commune
Gated from one of the chimneys. So much
progress had the fire made, that serious
damage was sustained before it was extin-
guished. 1t was necessary to remove num-
| Der of the patients to other and remote parts
of the building.-Bost. Cour. Of Sat.
| From GIBRALTAR. The brig Lady
Monroe, Bailey, from Cadiz, Oct. 81 for
Baltimore, put into Hamp ton Roads on Sat
urday. Capt. B. informs, that accounts from
Gibraltar had been received few days
previous to his leaving, stating that the fe-
yer which had prevailed there had in some
measure abated; some of the merchants
who had removed TO the shipping expected
that they would be able to return to theil
residence in three weeks.
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ELIXIR PECT1
The most efectual remedy IN
plants, and IN every spsc;;.,|
at the Chest,

The most efectual remedu IN
plants, and IN every spec;;,,1
at the Chest.
NEVER has there been N
Ia sale for the same purposes
ed so fast in the confidence of III
demand for it, as the Elixir Peci
grown all prejudice and opposite
a character altogether different n
monty called Patent Medicine
stefan, who was acquainted with
it." there is no quackery about
sober, well bred Physician, who
position gradually by his own brad
From the numerous testimoD;I
which have been lately presented
selected for the satisfaction Of n
Interesting Ertr
To DR.. WATTs-In gratitude
olence towards a numerous class
like myself, have been, or now
Consumptive complaints, | would
following statement of facts.
l was early subject to cough
occasioned the raising of much
May last, i was attacked with
distressing cough, severe pain in
which obliged me to suspend NJ
received some relief from medi
difficulties still continued.
In July last from the recommj
procured a bottle of the " IN
had not taken more than one n
felt essentially relieved. Ihav
two and three bottles, and find
ed. My private, and public labO
attended with no convenienc
symptom of the return of my I'd
/ can now say, what ! could Sc
thirty years, / AM WELL.
Yours, with sincere graft
EZEKI
Ashby, Mass. Oct. 90, 1927.
For sale by Gilman B.
ter; II. Allen, Leomister; C.
e. p. He'll, Townsend L. I'd
B. p. Die, Groton; c. III. vi
/. Jet0s s.. Fitchburg.
July LIST. ly
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
VEGETABl
PULMONARY

TVHE most valuable re
Il for Consumptions, Asthm
of blood, Hopping Cough, Co,
affections of every kind. The
was a private recipe of a distin
one of the neighbouring States
by an individual to whom it CAV
ing relief. After having been Sd
the reach of medicine from an a
he was restored to health by d
Die Pulmonary Balsdm. 1t mi
offered to the publick, had not
that his own cure was not acct
that in the numerous cases in VI
ed it to others, it never failed
been improved from the originaI
which, while it preserves its p
dapts it more perfectly to the a
is recommended in all their sta
TESTIMONY
Certificate qf Leonard
To THE PUBLIcK. Having
winter of 1926, with the prevail
tinued, for the space of two y,
with bad cough, great Difficult
sional pain in the side, great de
bad digestion and the expectora
matter. / consulted three dist
and made use of Anderson's Col
Specifck, and other celebrat
relief. About the first of Apr
bottle of the Vegetable PUN
beneficial effect was immediate
of three months my health wa
been for the last ten years.
LEONAl
Rochester, IN. W Nov. 81,
Certificate Of Frederick
The subscriber is induced,
rations, to recommend the
Balsam, as a remedy of the g
eases of the lungs, being prol
use foRthe preservation Of his
and winter Of 1886, l was att
of the lungs, which threatened
rious character. 1t was attend
blesome cough, particularly in 4
with oppression and infamm|
gradually followed by great ed
ton of strength. These sym
about nine months, in spite Of
skilful physicians to check tb|
time | fortunately met with The
ry Balsam, by the use of which
plete recovery was effected.
good as ever it was.
FREDERIC
Augusta, (Geo.) Sept. 81, IS
An eminent physician in Me-
g i am satisfied the Vegetable
/ valuable medicine. 1t has
complete success in a sever
ended with the raising of mud
resisted every other prescriptid
The wife of a clergyman Of
ID past recovering from a dii
he spring of 1928 /; whose rest
lscribed, both by her physical
he use of the Vegetable Pulmd
Many other certificates. foH
'espectability, may be examiH
'ections. For sale by
GILMAN i
Lancaster, and by most Drugg
Price-50 cents.
.For sale as above, DIR. ST.
celebrated Jdu1dice Bitters,
natick and Strengthening
stephen Jewett, son of the latd
# Rindge, N. H.
Sept. 2, 1928.
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Know all Men by these pre-

J
- sents,
That !, JEREMIAH BALLARD, of Lancaster in
the County OF Worcester, yeoman, for divers good
causes and considerations me hereunto moving have
made, constituted, and appointed, and by these pre-
sents, DO make, constitute, and appoint ELIPHAZ
BALLARD, yeoman, and SALLY BALLARD
slngewoman, both of Lancaster, aforesaid, my true
and lawful Attornies, for me and in my name but
for my use, to appear in all actions for or against
me; and for me, and in my name, to plead, prose-
cute, and defend the same in any Court of Justice
to hnal judgment and execution with power of SUBJ
stitution But more especially my said Attornies
Tor me, and In my name, place, and stead, but for
my own use and benefit, are hereby authorized and
empowered, to take care of, manage and direct the
management and controul OF all my estate both real
and personal, in such way and manner, as will be
most for my interest and advantage. And to that
end, they are authorized and empowered to prose-
cute all and singular every person or persons who
may trespass thereupon, or in any way unlawfully
AND my SAID AttornIes are further authorized and
empowered, for me and in my name but for nv use
and benefit to settle and adjust all accounts and de-
mands, either for against me, and due and proper
discharges to make and give. And moreover fur
thermore, to do and to transact all matters and
things, necessary for the protection, preservation
and security Of all my real and personal estate as
fully to all intents and purposes whatsoever, as
could or might do, were personally present here
by ratifying and confirming all my said Attornes or
either of them may lawfully do, touching the premi-
ses. In witness Whereof l. the said Jeremiah Bal
lard, have hereunto set my hand and SEAL this fif.
teenth day of February, Ammo Domini, 1928.
WILLIAM TOWNSEND, ~
OLIVER BALDWIN,
SIMON THOMPSON. D.161