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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
FnoM the WASHINGTON TrlronApH.

If any thing clearly evinces the despair of the coalition
IS their want OF union upon candidate for the Vice
Presidency They have lost all hope Of elccting their
candidate, and to prevent the election OF would
deavor to dssenton in ranks. The Baltimore Pat.
riot which thus exus in the prospect of preventing the
election of MIR Calhoun by the nominations OF three candi
dates is organ OF the coaon and is therefore pres
med to proclaim its policy this subj But the pro-
Ject will be unavang The people have already lost one
important election by DIVISION and not disposed to
rhce another to want of union Mr. Calhoun is their
ddae, and with Gen Jackson for the Presidency, will be
supported by their honest and unparalleled surages and
elected by triumphant majority.
This project Of nominating Mr. Rush from section
Of the Union and MIR Crawford from another in other
words this attempt to please every body to 6uy golden
opinions from all IF men,, and this for the ed
purpose Of defeating the public will in perfect keeping
with most of the great movements of this desperate party
What will honest and patriotic politicians think Of recon-
mendnB more tan one candidate, forhe avowed purpose
Of throwing the election into the hands Of the Senate? II
those who propose it are willing to acknowledge that an
election by the peoples better than BY subordinate body
they acknowledge, by the propositions their readiness to
adopt for better mode in order TO elevate parfic
uiar If they will acknowledge the superiority Of
the popular mode, they may then be charged with those
arisocatc principles which form serious objection to the
present administration
But his attempt to call Dir. Crawford into their ranks
would be exceedingly amusing did it not eynce want Of
Official rectude that should excite serious feelings
No slandercd, and in INDIGENOUS TERMS
Than Mr. Crawford by the Adams party prior 10 the
late election He pronounced by them more 1uoray
If THE GALL OWs than Of Public co,yfaenre."' Yei they
willing thus early to forget all their objections, and pro
fess pay him portion Of the respect which is due to him.
provided he will become their humble instrument in de
featng the will Of the people, .t MIR. Crawford is not
thus easily managed. After having refused seat in the
Cabinet Of Mr. Adams, after having retired with the
pee. and good wishes Of the Re publican party not to
be believed that he will for the benefit Of this Coa
lion forget his principles. the respect which he owes to
himself and his friends. We repeat that Mr. Calhoun will
be the candidate Of the people, and with the Hero of New
Orleans, will be elected by an overwhelming, majority.
this detOru. and di.fed expression appeared in an
Adams paper of Maine, time in the summer OF 1924
previous TO the election of Mr.. Adams
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
The TRUSTEES of the POOR

nF Newcastle County, will meet at the Poor House on
" Wednesday the 30th inst at 10 O'clock A. NJ. Pea
having against the Institution, requested
to hand them to Osh Gra66, previous to the day Of meet
ing, for settlement.
The members requested TO prepared to attend
. days, if i Is necessary. II. HEALD, Srr'y.
January Is, 1923. lit
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18

alter them few Republicans, ~no 90 win them
from local or personal causes, while MIR. Adams
chief and stoulest advocates, in both houses Of con
grsss, are federasts; and his opponents, The
friends Of Gen. Jackson, Republicans, they con-
stanily proclaim. /" there is no party-we would not
for the world, revive party spirit--he people are
only divided in .adams and Jackson men--thst is
all. We deprecaie renewal Of old or any, party
disiinction-it might ruin The country.'
We will only add, let Republicans be awake be
vigilant. Suffer not the men who opposed the I'D
mnstration Of Jefferson and Madison, inch by inch,
and day by day. who scoffed at their political doc
trines and their measures. and who, WHEN you were
freely expending your blood and treasure in prose
cutting war which had become necessary to save
our national escutchcon from stain and reproach,
sought to paralyse your arm and discourage your
hearts, and Whose hearts iel no thrill OF exult
ing Joy, nor OF gratitude to the God Of battles when
the sound OF victory came from the lakes, the
and the west: suffer not these men now in the GARD
" friends and OF patriots, to despoil you Of your
principles, your power, and your we'll earned glory
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
NEXT WEDNESD
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Ticket S9--llalf "a 50--Qitter 50 25-Tenh IL.
For sale
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r S. The drawn Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery
will be received tomorrow.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18

Fon rnany the first dawnng Of an att.mP 70 ALLEVIATE
~. nnrt,n c tlc Union from another WaSti,1loN
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
VIRTUE.

Virtue is the daughter Of Heaven;
happy those who cultivate it from their
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
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Price 25 CENTS per bOttiG
ALso-Tbc celebrated Combrani Tooth 9ehs Pills, ,whcl
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ttObscrvc none genuine without the written signature
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Large discount to those who buy To sell again.
Oct IL.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
DR.. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE
ENRON the Philadelphia Monthly Journal Of Medicine and

DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE
ENROM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal Of Medicine and
n Surgery, edited by N. r. Smith, u. Professor Of Sur
gerry n the University Of MAJ yland aCambe medicine for
the relief Of drunkards has been used with Louis
vlc in the cases Of several negroes II completely reformed
them Of their vice."
The following from circular signed by John John
kmha and frcese Dearborn, Esqrs Seleomen Of Exeter
we would suggest the Poprey Of making app aon
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We have placed quantity Of this article the hands Of
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CAUTION.-ln consequence Of the great celebrity which
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.

nR. ROGERS Vegetable Pumonic Detergent Also,
~ Rogers Anti Bilious Apercnt Pulmonary Pills. The
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lowing however having been lately received is alone insert
ed
DR.. GEORGE RoGERs, .Nsw- York, Jan. 4, 1898.
Dear Sir--You must ecoect the circumstance Of the in
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
FAREWELL.

Clam my strain is closing now!
'IiS Tie lat sweep oi bn1kine clmrds-
'Is W" last p'iise--ibc laI dlfk INV
Dfihe Wild heaIt's mysietbHls words,
I've seen thee When thy heart Nn.psy.
When adness fitted o'er Thy lace,
In merry crowds by ngbi and day,
And knecling IN the holy place,
And have loved % i,w can love,
Wrh"t bupc. wiillout q fpr,
~ The heart Rusl,o- forth alppys,
WIN Tie quick pulss and Stating tear.
And Dow--tIny spirit gnail. to lbink
ne'ef shall -ledk thy name again y
! stand upn tie uuno-t bt,nk
That bounds The p'uh of human main.
The cisin - fHgrd--the doom y s,.1t.d
Jlr knsIl hath iolied--tl,e bst 4 come,
a guiding light iltb bcen fuyoalcd
fhro' NJ. dark mazes ofcanh's aIoop.
Aud J viii follow oImy way,
Lake one VIII, s- tisk b. finsl,ed here
Tie unknown lcipg of day,
Wisrc higlrst rapture was tear
Cira farewell The time hath been
Wien coDid SIGH Thy lovely name,
Bot ihM hath pus'd and every sssue
ifl,i lcd me IN 20 love and fame.
The w,cs J b-af hwofc VAN 10 tell
fieaf oil in-Loye farewell farewell Z!
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
kP TTCH, aHs

THNIIIS filthy and infectious disorder he II nvete
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Use Of
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composition does not contain the least particle Of mercury
any other dangerous ingredient. II may be applied with
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nj the breast.
Price 81 l-2 cents box--witl ample directions.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
EsCETRY.
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DIR. RELFE'S
BOTANICAL DROPS

have in multitude OF eases, cured these inveierae and deep
rooted complaints IN thrr worst and most hopeless stages The
Drops also given with success for violent efupIon' after Tho
meosj red biotches fostering eriioRs, aud pDic on a.,
fdcej aud IN connection with d. J,bh. Linamcn ihey remove
Dhe srtftings o the Jphs TIE SrioPhula, IN rs early
shapes Of tuos behind this and under the chm
aud swelling Of the upper lip and nose, will not only quickly
yield TO this preparation bat scrcos ulcers. which have
prcad TO such extent and depth, 10 c0rode The caaege
and qHr the bones ruth ca have been gradually and per
maneny healed, by the perseyerng administration Of hi. pow
clu mcdCnc-the sunken sgad cOuncnance restored Ia IL
nod hue the vital energy ee.abhod and the whole system
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1utupnn phwic.
From many ether proofs OF the superior virtues OF ID,
Riffs Drops, the proprietor selects the following
, ,,,, - anna
INIEhESIING CASES,
IJa Lady, 10 "hm ,eIeiehde can pe mohe wa, ior year
mclcd WIN huhouf, On ner necA aceompan'ed wn 'eeh
uching eupion ana running soes.-ohe had uled various
remedies aud had taken The lest medical ad'ic but could gel
no permanent fe'c ana hcr case haiy incoming worse lear
Trend Pfoyien'i.y recommended the Botanical Drops, "u
oo'es o "mch ,1tccn compce cure 10 tue surprise ana
JOY OF Eet'ei "na henns
W ~ cn"" 4" f'h '" ' '"e use W MS arms, one icy
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swollen ana broke open IN several places ana many oi e scr
recovered ho use o, ms % e sores healed up, ana nc wa
iestofca 10 hediii' althohgm nouSW ihe"!hpie
u'A young Man near Boston, was reduced so low ny eruP
uo, ana sores "a various paris OF ms body, sPechiy ms hecs
al weakness az he stomach loss o apeihe, genera
debility and gradual decline oil the whole system 50 as
and restored 10 hne state oil hcah, ny We or SIX Docs
these Drops ,
UFA Married Lazy was LOT years aihoteu WIN eiupuons
Oh he aoe ead ea'' ana various parts OF the body ATTENDED
win Violent itching burning S-ha ucd many prescription
without eheel-~as eonhn'd TO h'r room, ana Declined al
She cured taking bottles oil thGst
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"''''""''N H''ho.
j waci'd hes,de rurItss with one
W huuD lLid luv II to itOk uIsii
knew her not III tisn.-bni well
Ln.ed upin hef name lodneh,
iW Ter huh brow and azue eye
tiu.g Ia my heart like witcnufy.
~a'a |iUh' e-loi u ihi
:, u always -i"i-' J s'nihfe
','' 90" "hi' it'-sIhs VI ~. "''hH,
h"" W v" h''"'" W"hs 'u'l ch'"Be!
s''"se I" "D"i Nhl Wh'h I"'y"
Nh' "e'u !" t".n "" t"ile", ana iicS
Inc 'hn' WHi' mana h"lhfngy,
h'n MISS ''e p"'w ~ tn"oih'S'-
NJ" "e' you uc'i Nuih, 'NEh
"""h 1",hn 'hh' me '"'i'i u W''hh-
H.r s.'t az" VI ~ i'' h'iu, "i" NY
a. w VIZ s'h"'i "" '-''u NV " u'"n'
"mu '.s ptau' ""'o! u" uP hihI Sl'i"
-, bs"'e yer, rs , ~ ''"'u ll' w
ihat e) looks Oh y'u Sci-tb"l ban
~ 'sI' w Sun' nMn f'"'P ,l' NOW
IL paited J.lst ~ .wcetiy hie
Hath ril H. e,ciy feature urir.--
And gone, withoui u trace ui strife.
W hy shrink you back--,Cu wuhiid have sprung
10 clasp her IN youi an,,s tot nov
Aye, 10 iIEit Gay cod habd y,u chung
W nh yonf uwu lpsl oJ lfu,''d iai brow,
Aud nav yon Io'ilr ihen.. Death Strauge death
We see not-ina hO. but We JGcl!
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-05
o. A VALUABLE MEDICINE ! 20
Recommended by objectionable and eonelasir
testimonials

YuyIIE Proprietor confidently o1rs the public what
prricnCr la. proved to be oi the eicaoiou.
comp o,d ia the dte,id Ntdca ior tie Of that class
Of dangerous and n,eoiae Diseases produced by
impure oi the blood, acrimony of The humous aud
vialcd habit Of body and usually exhibiting hen,elSc, in the
various orm' OF 'l'a saH nh'" hiro'g 81 dnthonys
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NEUBEN DEMIS.
CREAM OF AMBER,

For removing pmpe spots, ecles aud all erupons Of
the ,k gradually propucing soft, clear and beautiful
pexion.
A remedy for Scroiua and Salt Rheum, its merits stand
unri, nllcd
The fullest reliance may be placed upon the efficacy Of The
CREAM OF AMBER ia all the enoncd, II not
only renders the skin beautifully so smooth and Clear but by
perseverance, lis application promotes the free and
mpied exercise Of those functions Of the skin which
sy TO health and the attainment and preservation Of beau-
diul complexion.
All Of the above Medicines for sale by DR.. GEORGE
H. TlLLNGlAST, sole Agent for this town, No. T. South
Main-slreet, sign Of the Golden Mortar. June
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HOLLAND GIN, BRANDY, &c.
- PIPES Holland Gin; pipes Dome-tic Brandy, bI,d
- Pure Spirits landed from soop Edward-f saIe by
Oct ~ GEO. \. RATIlIONE
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ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR Is2e

"A .HhisTMhS and New Years Prcsent-beautifpIiy
"A boarded, with gin leaves and enclosed in an e.vany
ornamcnted case, with numerous embellishments by Tho
best artists containing The Presentation Plate The Sisters
Title Rage Love Asleep, The Glove the Power of Love
Cneau de Palle Hesitation, Tho Lady Of Ruhyen The
nnwelcome Guest The spwreck, the Contentcd Captive,
External Decorations. rN'
ALSO, full sets single numbers of the Engraving. H.
Illustrating the above work, for sale by
U0TCnENs l. CORY.
OCT 29' N. Market Street.