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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
From segur's Memoirs.
POLISH LADIES,

"Of innumerable anecdotes have heard OF
the courage and heroic character OF the polish
ladies, shall con6ne myself to the notice OF
,wo-In one Of the late wars, which the Poles
had TO support against the Turks and artars,
the city Of Trembowla was attacked by those
barbarians, whose numter and ferociy excited
universal CONSERVATION. After several bloody
assaults, and at the moment another was going
10 De made, which was the more alarming, as
breach had been made; the garrison, weak aud
worn out with fatigue, was about to lay down
their arms, and thus yield up their children 10
slavery, their old men TO death, and their wo-
men TO the most horrible ou,rases; when an III
,repid Polish lady, named Kazamowska, APP
DE- AIRED with arms in her hands, followed by Sc
vrral female companions, called the warriors 10
resume their honor, made them blush Tor their
weakness, revived hope by praise and reproach
by turns, fred the citizens with enthusiasm,
rendered The mos, fearful intrepid, gave strength
to the most feeble, and filled their hearts with
the heroic flame that shone in her eyes. Al her
voice, the unanimous cry Of victory, liberty,
burst forth All took up arms, followed the
steps IF The heroine, and rushed headlong upon
the barbarians, whom they threw into coniu-
sion, dispers, d, and put Id flight with dreadful
slaughter. With less glory, but not less hrm
ness Of mind, the Princess Lubomlrska txul-
Gated herself, by wonderful presence OF mind,
from the mos, imminent danger. She was one
day in her sledge, riding under the immense
canopy Of sombre forest, when, 4, the turn oil
a narrow path, She came unexpectedly within
few steps Of bear, rendered furious by hunger
Al the approach of the wild animal, the horse
made leap, and overturned the sledge. The
bear advanced. The Princess's attendant rush
ed forward 10 save her, and placed himself be-
tive en- her and the terrible animal; he attacked
it, but his sabre broke. An unequal contt 81
took place, but the bear soon caught the Pole
in his huge paws. Without becoming territ:-
ed, the Princess instantly took hold OF TWO pis-
tolls that had fallen out Of the srdge, came be.
hind the terrible animal, discharged two shots
Into his ear and slrercht him de ad at her feet,
These heroic women could almost make one be-
iieve III The truth Of the fciions Of The roman
ces Of chivalry."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
S19 Acres.

and is situate miles from Brentsvle ULe cent of -.
uce OF the county Of Prince william 1S from DUN
ries, ~ from occoquan and IS from Alexandra. II
Is htersected by Slaty Run, which affords constant
ana ample supply of wa,erfor stock. The enclosure,
are generally IN good order, and the farm is avant,
seouS'y divided tor cultivation, pasturage, and i'm.
proven About So acres of it are taken in clover
ana IL III timothy The meadow yielded thi, wear ;ts
second crop estimated at about IS TONS The Who'll.
.rac' peculiarly adapted to the production of tmo
'hy, ~nich grows spontaneously over it The soil is
rateiui' and readily improved The pasturape is ex'
ceileni and large stocks ma, be raised upon the farm
at an lnconslderable expense. The buildings consist
OF Dwelling House, lately repaired, containing ss
ven rooms and large dry cellar divided into conye.
n'en1 compartments, with portico extending the
"noe length OF the front; Office and kitchen. with
Two large rooms in each; large stone dairy. and
meathouse; stable and unfinished barn; an ice.
mouse oiacksmlths shop, servants houses and other
userui out houses well near the kitchen affords
neveriang and superabundant supply of the best
water. The site of the mansion, which stands upon
an emlnence crowned with native forest-trees is
beautiful and salubrious; the neighborhood is popu
ous and wealthy; and the society is in all respects of
the rst order, and of the most agreeable character
! ms place would be an advantageous and delightful
SITUATION TO gentleman of the profession OF law, or of
Medicine who would wish to reside upon farm Let.
ers addressed to me at BrentsvilIe Prince William
ention JouN Mtrp r.
aug 25-2swlmaIswtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17

true" replied an officer standing by, "but you
know that all soldiers are liable to lose thrif
baggage in time Of war F." This sllenced the
ancient dame, although it failed to satisfy her;
but a younger female, whose five dark eyes sho'
the fercest flashes Of resentment, SAID, WIN the
mos, piquant indignant, "all is true that our
pasades (priests) have told us concerning 'he
English, except that they have no talis.
Columbian O6fcers' recollection during me
JHar an Columbia, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
IDIOSYNCRASIt.S.

That curious, sympathetic, woodworking
person, Sir kenelm Digby. is perhaps the
greatest detaler Of singular fancies relating 10
antipa.hies aud sympa;hjes. He narra,es the
dire effects Of flowers, upon certain people. ey-
rose upon II when she was asleep. Ii is even
stated hat Cardinal CarafTa, and noble Ven
etlan, one OF the Barbarase, were confined 10
Their palaces during the rose season, for fear of
,hslr lives. Johannese Querceto,- a Partisan s.
Secretary to Francis !, King of France, was
forced 10 stop his nos,rils with bread when
there were any apples at table, and so offensive
was the smell to him, that if an apple had been
heid near him he would fall bleeding Sbcne6
O0s Ned. saw noble countess. saws Hor.
slus, wao tasted of some udler of BEEF and
mad her lips suddenly swelled thereby; observ>
ing tna' TOOK notice oft, she told me that She
had no dislike to that kind If dish, but as Of.
ten as she did ca, Of it she was troubled in The
manner, the cause Of which She was utterly 10.
noran, OF. Bruverinus knew a girl s;y,.r,
years oil age, who up TO unat time, h d lived
entirely On milk and could not bear the smell re
bread, the smallest particle Of which she would
discover oy the sm'l. An antipa'hy 20 pork
s very common. ShenckiLs I, lis us Of one wbo
would Immediately swoon as often a, a mis-, xaS
'et before ann, even though it be enclosed in
pay; hr tails down as one tina, is dead, nor
10th he return to himself ill the pip he rsken |
way rom the ,able. Marshall Albr,t r,,,,.J
away whenever ne saw The head of a boar
Lancet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
SPANISH OPINION OF THE ENGLISH

During the sarguinavy war in Venezuela and
Coiomba,5 which ended in he determination
ofthe Spauiards, a legion If British troops.
in conIunotiOn with TIE native army, had taken
Baree Iona, and, proceeding to plllage the Ca,he
dral, found IN one Ut The inches ohe Of the most
vsluable relics OF The place-a, least to the
monks. Thi, VAS the body Of . man Of gigantic
stature, curiously preserved in case, with
glass cover. Ii wore loose dress, of " lite
s-tih, in the Roman form, and round its neck
was golden collar, Of great weight, set with
emerads and pearls, 10 whiSh was fastened
chain oil the same metal, each link being ele>
gsntly chased. On its wrists and ANGLES were
bracelets similar 10 the collar, to each Of which
The chain was also fixed, and crown adorned
Its head whereon its name was enamellrG at fun
length. This was shown by the priests as the r..
mains OF s.. Lawrence, the patron saip, of The
city, TO whom the cathedral was dedicate To
him were all miracles ascribed, s for him. & in
hisDame, were all contributions levied; s. Of the
latter he had by no means few TO account for
II is needless 10 say that his appendices were
removed. but we carefully replaced The carcase.
and qui'ted the cathedral, which was the mex,
morning ransacked By The soldiery, who forced
the guards, and despoile6 il Of every ,bino
worth taking, and amang the rest, / believe, Of
the patron Saints Of the ladies. As mich, be
expected, the natives were much exasperated
at the spoliation of their cathedral. One old
woman, at the head of about forty Of her own
sex, assaulted me without mercy, the day the
troops got IN, and was particularly loud in
her complaints of The treatment Of the pa,ron
saint. "Hsre!" she exclaimed, "they have :,
stripped poor St Lawrence, and every bod,
,nows ne was good old sotdier!" "Vs,y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17

DkffNpENcE OF SIGHT UPON THE OprIC
NhRThs.Tirom certain observations made at
The Hotel Dleu, al Paris, NJ. Maiendie is incli-
ned to doub' the absolu necessity of,be on,ic
nerves 10 vision. A case occurred there :,
"hch 'he optic nerves were gradually DESTROY.
ca by a 'umour, and YET the patient saw objects
distinctly short time b. fore his death 7, ! ad-
mi ted' that the sudden division of The on,;c
nerves causes total blindness; but it is stated
'"a' the NTH pair oil nerves have an Influence
over 'ne senses OF seeing aud hearing, and i, is
'"ougnt possible that when the optic nerve is
gradually destroyed, this pair NAV. in c.r,a;n
circumstances, supply its place.
NEW PROCESS For CLEANING LIxEN-Tbe
SoeNE 'or 'ne encouragement Of Arts and
N's"u,ae,ures nave rewarded Mrs. Morris for
"e'n'e oil cleaning silk, woolen and COTTON
SoEo'' "n"ou' injury 10 the texture or colour.
sNe IA" po'a'oeS, and let them be we'll wash
wy '"u 'uoSeu Gu gra'er over vessel Of clean
We ~ n"e pup. Pass The liquid matter
."'ous' coarse sieve into another tub of clean
' ,"e mixture stand ill the fine whi,r
VI 'he potatoes are precipi,a,ed; then
pun '"e "uSsiiaslnous liquor from he fecuiar
anu preserve 'ne iqaor Tor use. The srticI.
" oe c.sansea should 'hen be laid upon a linen
..u'n On 'aoie ana spohged repeatedly with III.
49, nduol oh me DIRT IS perfectly st para,ed.
: "e a'ic'e shouid hen be washed several ,imes
- .sa" wa'er, 20 remove the loose dirt. and |
ny oe Afterwards smoothed and dried. Tn, |
pup "hieh does MOI pass the sieve i,
~ oe VI srea' use IN cleansing worsted
1..s'' :aPeS'rf' Carpets, and other coarsc
,ooas Inc muscllaginous liquor Of the nots.
""' 'isan sIh' cotton, or woollen goods of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

=
But short time must elapse, before the grta
question, which now agitates and divides L..
nation, will be decided. The public mind, 4.
ready highly excited, will be yet wrought ops
ateverish anxiety, and an intensity VI feeling
before il will sink into ca'muess and serenity
The political warfare which has been v,g;
fercely enough already, vii! continue wihr
newed strength and increased activity. Al
that our opponents can hope 10 effect, BY Hi
cunning, management, and arr, will be us!-|
their whole force will b. put out--heir Ell
tons will .br oreA, and rnergriir--ihey VI
struggle with the desperation .f we, ,,v 81
contending upon the edge of a preciDice. WI
lear not The result. We have said it., and s.
say Itagain, that the Administration is Sim,
In the confidence of he People, and ,b,, "
Adams will be reelected. lie, them do ,5r
oest' or their worst--Iet them come as tia
may'-~e are ready TO meet them-frm in Of, /
P wv Ju,uhcSs OIL our cause
know that civil liberty mxnA, iamph.
Considering the prime br which We cor |
'end' aid The impor'ane9 = Lie question al p |
sue, II becomes the 5ounden duty Of eve,
r'ena 10 the union and prosperity of The cugt.
ny to Join heart and hand in the good caua-
1lher nations look 10 us with anxious sole, Z
ude, for The ans wer 10 The oucstion.. whehr.
rec NsPublic can exist in peace, & 10 hsppnss
no OH US depends the liberty Of not only mil.
'ohs IN GU" own land, but our course will de-
'de the late OF those brave people who are no,
lsewhere painting to gain their natural rights
VI" you destroy these high hopes, and biz
u' these proud anticipalions? Will YOU cxG'
uish the beacon light which is now SHINING
r'sh"y' guiding ard directing lhr oppr.s( .
the earth? Once put it OUT, and there is %
rromethean heat thai can that light reIumns
ny shonid we be less active, less zesogi (
ian our opponents? There is no reason ori, /
III we hope and trust the next month vi'Iif.
cry Administration man at his post--slsar /
ady, never weary, il well doing. 1t Shout
intent no man that we barely elect our cand'
'e' Or That we barely reject Jackson u:
'f should be triumphant, overwhelming
ouid silence forever the cIamours OF part'
u.s. and tie complaints Of the faclious. ":
81 MOI SO much the elevation oil Adams"
deleat of Jackson, as we do The victory O.
Constitution, the triumph Of Law, and ID:
,eess OF Order. Shal! we be disappointed u
wish! 1t cannot be. The vain boas!lng'
'he Opposition ought not to deIude US. H.
. runs, may read the state Of public sen'
III. We have the whole Of New EngIa'a
u ard unIted-24 votes Of New York-Se"
sey and Delaware. We have evidence 'hi'
pennsylvania there is great, radio" z
"se-that the reformation is going on-'"'
prospect brightens and brIghtens;-and' Z"
y, we have the confident assertions OF m'p
~ way qualified to judge, thai, on the DAY
rial, she will give her voice for the People
o'date. Maryland gives US Tor 8 voes
o, Kentucky, Indiana and Louisiana are a.
red on our side. Is not, we ask, every 'h'ls
table! Do the enemy alone occupy us
! Are rot our forces marshalIed, prepareoi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
JAMES s. GUNNELL, M. D.
NENYISI

n C1agetts Hotel, OH the first and third WEDNEs.
DAY IN every month, from O'Clock, A. NJ. until 9
p. M -
Anietters addressed 10 DR.. G. at his office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House.
Washington City, or left at Mr.. II. Clagets Hotelin
alexandria, will be punctually attended to.
april 81 ewtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
Castor Oil.
Park-Gate for Sale.

Es Having determined 10 remove to War.
~ ~ renton IN Fauquier, would sell the FARM
wnereon reside. commonly known by tie
accommodating credit 1t is estimated to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17
English Seine TWine.

r. Bales received per ship Virginia, for sale on the
~ usual terms, by the bale smaller quantity.
sept Q cow CHARLES BENNETT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
SYIERIFEsS SALE.

IL virtue Of writ Of I.evar facas, 10 me directed
- will he exposed TO public sale, at The house Of Peter
lendricsson (i}nck Tavern,) Chris,iana hundred
Wednesday tue sxeehth ct January next, at two O'Clock
VI. all that tract rarcel of land, situate in Chrsta,a
hnnd ed, hvndedby lands Of T. Dupont & Company,
McLane, MEsan aud others Wherein erected Ion
tao oiy ct stone, and The necessary buildings I"
date the hands; containing ten acres, or less, with
water light to cover half an Of ground for the bene-
III OF the factory Also, three qrarets Of OF land
adjoining the above acres, and particular, described
as fol ows, Ito wi, y Bcgnni al an ro pin in rocs by
squirrel creek Co, nei noA OF ae o T.. Dupont x
once thereby stone ct Alfred Dn Fonts land,
thece he'tby oa stone, thence stone in William Dun
mans line, thence terea h crossing said creek stone,
enceby Of er land now Of Samue Love 10 he middle oft
creek III the direction Of ash by the nurth east
side OF the creek, thence down the creek the
thereof to the place Of beginning. containing tine
and hu dred and ,wenyfour perches being The
same tract and premises conveyed by Samuel Love and
VI Love his Wife rs ientur eating a the nne, eenth
day Of july, A. u. 1928 10 John d. Ca, ter :fogether
with All and singular the houses, buildings barns, stables
gardens, orchard. Improvements, ways woods waters,
Ter courses rights liberties, privileges, Entertainments and
appntenances, aha,soeve hereunto beingrg IN any
wise appertaning. Seized and taken in execution The
property Of Join ~. Garter, and to be sold by
WILLIAM lERDMAN, M'F
Newcastle Dec. 29th 1897. l9-6p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
ADDRESS,, &c.
[Coutinued]


III passing from the testimony Of the delegation
from Ohio TO that Of kentucky we shall find it TO
be not less irresistible and decisive in negativing
the declaration Of Gen. Jackson, communicated
to the public through MIR. Beverly The kentuc-
XIV delegation consisted of twelve members; eight
of whom, Mr.. Trimble, Mr.. Johnson, Gen.
Metcalfe. Mr. Letcher, Mr.. Buckner, Mr.. Thomp
son, Mr.. White and myself, voted for Mr.. Adams.
From six Of them statements have been received.
That from Mr.. White has not reached this city
but am justified in stating that he has repeatedly,
within his district after his return to Kentucky.
bcrne unqualified testimony to the fa!sehood OF all
charges Of corruption in the election, and espe-
ciahy TO the propliety of my conduct; and have
no doubt that he will whenever called upon repeat
tile same testimony.
Mr. Trimble says, 81 do not know OF ny own
knowledge, nor have been informed by others,
that Offers, propositions. Or osertuies such as are
spoken of by Gen. Jackson in his letter to Beser-
", or similar thereto or Of any kind whatever, were
made by Mr.. Adams or his friends, to Mr.. Clay
or his friends; or by MIR. Clay and his tnends To
4 Gen Jackson ur hls tiends, do not know, nor
do believe that MIR. Adams or his friends made
uyertures or offers, directly indirectly, TO Mr.
! Clay or his friends to make him Secretary OF State
I il he and his friends would unite IN aid OF the
election of MIR. Adams. Nor do know or be-
Iie,e that any pledge promise OF any KIND was
made By Mr. Adams or his friends to Mr.. Clay OF
his friends, to procure his aid in the election.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
Walter Scots New Novel.

Chronicle IF shr Cmongate, vols. just received by
A. Z II Wilson Also Ali No OF the sigericun Quar-
terry Re,tgo subsc ton for his Review. and for the
North American Review, received al this Office They are
each Five Dls PEI Persons visiting TO subscribe
are requested to cal. AND opportunity will be afforded
various numbers Of these valuable publications
ID C pies OF the above works placed in our Circu
laiit & T. h,ary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
CONDITIONS OF rHE WATCHMAN

me terms are to those Who pay during The month o.
r,rlary or July, six months III advance-Four DHa,s
y4,r From n,5. who do not nay above, Fine Dnnars
IN be l-naa!ed II subscriber wishes to decline, he
.st notify the elitnrs Of his detention before the first oil
lane OF D:cclrber, and pay all arrcarascs Without a
nm licc with esc conditions paper Willie discon
,ncd except al the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements moi exceeding twelve lines, for a term
an ,hpee months onriimes fur dollar, and TWEEN
cents for every subsequent Ft,on longer ones IN pro-
nIr.on Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
INV long their advertisements be inserted they
win Be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors IN
s.re ttentun must be post paid.
fdverisiny bytheyeGr.
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wear SIS, 90 year SIS, 90
months g. 90 months 9, SO
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
cArrI0r TO PUReMAsENs.

THIS medicine had been used TO- more than seven year,
before an effort made 10 I'M att II; but NE great &c
mani, for t. and il, wonderful have induced great
number Of persons ina'e IT IN various @avs-up" ARDS
Ut 6iv different mixtures have been got M IN imitation OF
Il, oiic! Is eon7tcng progf tsS biag me@c'He Sreai
valre Some selling Sasaparia and ether - 'ups "-
posing them on the gno FIR the Panaeca others are
mixing IT,. penuine med cine With noassts, &c MAKING
three bottles ont f thus retaining some OF lsvr"es
others ar. us;ne me genuine Panacea their 6os 70 per,
form cty.s 10 sbciu cericnes gre elr 0sn eo:ah
Sse These limitations and .tu eratons have, ~ many IN
stnces prrac ed the suferngs OF paiens ~ diseases
where the genu!ae pacea world have proved instantly
cGicacous therefore deem il duty owe the public
assure them that the composition OF ny iaRqcd Is ho
known nor was it mmunctcd 10 any other peron ma
waY whatever; and consequently that all ether mixtures
FeDrcsentcl o be mne are fraudulent mpnsi'uhs
WM SWAMI
No 221 Chestnut street. between SIEVE, ~ ans
Eighth streets, nea Masonic Hall, Phu'einh'a
t Comm cations post paid aud orders from any par
osthe wor,d 47il receive immediate attention.
nP Sold in Wilmington at NJ. j0ilNsoN's
Dnun Am MEDICINAL STonr, NO 90, Marie
Street; and also, by ]. RRlNGltuRsI.
Oct Is, 1877. sI-W
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

FryIIE Stockholders Of the Wilmington cad Cre1. Teley
1hraike Coinn. are hereby notified hat an etects.a
for prcsen six Managers and Treasurer. will be held
al the Inn Of Robert Broomal village OF Irany@ine.
III Monday the itth day Of January next, At o'clock,
y. NJ. ]. Is VANDENER, Sec'N
Bfaudywine, Dec. 81, 1927 i7-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
Valuable Mill, at Public Sale.

- VIII be exposed 70 public Sale, on
Tia Saturday, tie 26sh dug ~ Linaerg iAa at u
Es.ss tss ocork Al the house Of Ann starr in the
village Of Cant@ els dge. thai long
ab.hc aud va iiabic MIL, known by The name of Nor-
eAf07vn .uia' (sitnate the ead af Appointments
Or, ek about mles aby Cantwe's Bridget together
oit sno DRY anne ~ hing house, klchen and
tour Of prn Ia u. his Mil is one Of the very
hest s,aus New Caste Coany for country work, and
has lately undergone s'ro gh repair, and been put in
complete olcr tor NJ. Chant wois> FERNS made known
the day Of Sale by a. IL. PENNINGTON,
Caatwell's Bridge, Jan l, 1928 Pot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
10 LET.

IA The mill known as pIIlLLIPS'S MILL.
fs.s.NHA There is 80 fee, fall, two wheels, The
lssssQ33A$ cloths all new aud in perfect repair The man.
@ys.spa sion house. which is capable of accommodate ing
La &c family, may be lad if required with the mill. In
qnite within, unc mile Of Newark vi JAMES RAY.
December 81, 1897. l7-if
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
NOTICE.

A VERY srusty Colored Girl, 10 years old, who IN
az dersan cooking and all kinds OF pc
disposed Of for 10 years. to some respectable fanny, ~
this State. Inquire at this Office. 80 =
Sept. a. 1897. oe-H
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08

F1sIIiS Medicine has acquired very extended and cslah-
l-hcd cuiebr. both nos ptal and private practice.
whlcu is efficacy alone mas supported upwards Of ght
yeats.
A3 sbyin ,r;ipntifer has given new constitutions
Ia ,,d. bt obrraiio1 TIE Blond that such
.ir,isinr cure been performed on those WHO wee
81 posed 10 be Aburrg under pulmonary aifections &c
llc effect lcnc Is such - not to interrupt
eber business ,caer, and requires only the con- mon
rtrpt of III ler,i diet. conveyed ~ the cticu-
anr alls and correct, thclr tenel cies y the nnmcr
on, i, seases which snae IN vatrd blood, diseased
Gssr &c depyayrl appetite. i Y sal medicine, aud
t.sn,yrs Al those evil, which ssi III ut 'ner
e.,, i, ncn Ae to7ps7Yr, i d,,ised I,
tak. \, .sadut fest tta contiaeing has Y MeaqA Il
<easi0RS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08

TIL, medicine has tie Singular fortune, just tri'c 10
lis ,pe. MERIT Of being recommended by NE most ceie
Ii ,cd piae,I,Ione OF Med cine 10 HE United States and
use here whereas OF the spurious mixtures male
II imitation Of it, ha, the least support tson the medical
&st, Iii, fac, offers an ar5uni'n 50 pal and cpnc'-
ic mat ii needs only be mentioned to enforce eah
II