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TO TIE U~NFORTUNATiN

EAR RAWsoN's celebrated watrfjiia
81 .Ralsam for the cure of 'gofnortLa',
g'cr's. and seminal weakness. This ereaahs
Ralsam has the ASSEMBLING power Of relieving
tlr Inflammation. and rnltirg nm end TO To
%c;ruicnt discharge in u few days. Tire aa.oT-
Slang medical powers Of TIC Wc'lri:;c h,Isa:r,
have hcon fairly tested for several ycors in tlre
cure oC hundreds. T. is a pure vegetable Jno
dnc;ion. without q particle of mvrcrry. yho
proprietor he's trough; proper to tit = il in ;iis
moro for the oonrcpicncs of pcrgprs af,ic.e,t
With iisea.ss %: Ills nature; a~s,l;cre arc Lratg.
Young puoy'", WIN. Tor fear of cNlty M NJ H.
medical man, vii! have recourse 70 the ,sn.
r7ro;s eSrcdicn; 81 prescribing for tLemsalyt,
and 'ah;n, indiscrimina;oly pointed and rsG.
erful medicines 10 the rish anal iriury cfl.ein
constitutions which Tie general kEpwIcsar ti
this rorrdy will in Il gsCa, measure oJviaie IL
there will IN roibirt else necessary bit ito
strict observance ri The rules and dirrc1iatS
laid down. Accompanying every botthe NJ
bc fo1nd complete and fill directions fir Ito
cure OF TIC diseash, which + SD s!uplifuG .haS
no person ccn err Sold wholesale and Ice
tail by ]. II. NAsoN (. Co. BroufS,fssi,
P!o'iGnncc. Price s3 nar aoiife.
Nov 10 GIn
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons holding notes q! hand signed
"A tho late firm Of Adams g. Foster, and o.
which MIcssrs Thornton & LotiTop arr the en-
dorscrs, guarantees or %snsotiGs, o!so all persons
holding bills Of oxchonce drawn By the sa:d
Adams s. Foster, and endorsed ny the said
Thornton 6. Lot'Irop, ara requested 10 rrn
sen. the sane to the subscriber, for pay
men, on or before the 18th day Of February
next; and those WHO do not present titir said
notes and bills on, OF before that time, will re-
ceive only what may remain, after the notes
and bills so presented are pad.
4 VI. GREENE,
. Assignee Of Adams s Foster and Jonathan
Adams. Jan IL
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

. " TtT'
yEv!lE subscriber has aiken an Office at No.
n l34 North Main street, for the purpose
of establishing a general Intelligence Office in
this town, similar establishments have boon
productive of giving ca.ly information to all
those deslrois Of obtaining places of employ
mont IN all the populous cities and towns in
the United States and ne fattei. himself that
by proper attention to the business he shall
receive the patronage ofthc inhabitants in ;his
town and its vicinity
A ~situliion as Bar kce CT, is wanted H. I
young man, who is capable every way qtialri-
cd, and can give the best ofreterenccs-arp.y
as above. JONAH MOORE.
Jan 20
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LARCHAR s. I

LARCHAR s. HATCH
AVE just received from Ncw-York super
AA blue Cloths and Cassimcrcs ; orc piece
Of Scotch plaid Of a very superior quality
OK HAND. Super. blue, black, brown,
and olive Cloths and Cassimeycs Camble,s
Coatngs wors'ed and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers Flannols, Gloves, iIosie-
ry, and many other articles, suitable for the
season-with a small assortment; ~ofrcady maze
clothing, for sale on liberal terms.
ALSO.
For salc-pow, No. LOG, in the Univcssals,
Chapel. Apply at NO. s, .ifarhet Square.
jan 90
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LOOKING GLASSES.
CHARLES i. I.ECGETr,

- Is-.-bA~t :
fooE1SG GLASS NAHurAc rrRrR,
M. %. SorH .Hlin Street.
TONTiNUES TO manufacture Qlasgcs -
y all descriptions and %s:acs, o ,hc muss
IA shionablc style and superior workmanship,
which arc .o9orcd at Wholesale and retail, rs
such prices as to render it an object 10 mr.
c%hassrs. 20 buy at the HanuIactory.
Al kinds Of Framing and repairing ione
with ncatncss and dispatch. Country sfer-
chants sapp'ied OF liberal term. and long cnsd,
L..
Gold Leaf Cor sale as nhoyc. n ~ -
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JOHN HARTSHORN,

JOHN HARTSHORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION .\GENT, HosToE,
p W AS taken the Store Nos. 81 and %.
N Liberty square Buildings, opposite The
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose oil
transacting Comm sion Business, md tenders
his services 10 hs friends and the public, re-
specially soliciting consignmcnts OF every de-
s~cription Of mcrchindlc.
Ptr.icular Attention will bc paid 20 Tie sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and he usual adgan-
ccs made on consignmcnts. Refer 10
GEORGE RATiIBoNE,
CHARLES IIARTSlIORN,
ProrideacC.
Boston, October i6 cpisif.
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y oUs CORR spoEDgNt,

FKos oUs CORR s~poEDESt.
NEWPORT, Feb. I.
Arr yesterday, sloop Splendid, Read, lS hours, fin
Now York, with merchandise, 70 S. B. Mumford 4
Co. and others. P,nv,tenco.
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DYING, PRINTING AND BLEACHI &c,
ny THE
LYNN PRINTING COMPANY.

LYNN PRINTING COMPANY.
HAYE and finish in the best manner, Broad
RV Cloths; Kerseymeres; Satins; Sarsncts;
Canton and Italian Grapes; Plush; Silk and
Cotton Velvets; Silk and Worsted Cords; Cam
els Hair Shawls; Silk and Cotton do; Hosie-
ry and Gloves; Ribbons, Taste, &c.
PERMANENT Greens on Silks for Um-
.breilas and Parasols.
|. PERMANENT colours on Cotton and
Woollcn Yarn, for Weaving Gad far Carpc:ns.
PRINT Fancy Patterns on Silk, Cotton and
Linen, aud Border and Figure Woollen Table
Cloths, Shawls and Flanncls.
BLEACH in tho best manner all descrip.
tons of Cotton and Linen Goods. and remove
Stains and Iron mould from Table Linen, Sc.
ALSO Cleanse Garments of every descrip-
ton Cleanse and Glaze Furniture, Cleanse
Carpets, Blankets, Imitation and real Cash
mere shawis, in a style equal 10 any in The
country.
Z. g. G. 4. TAYLOR, Agents,
No. 10, Market Square,
no. II SIN ProrideHtc.
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X 81

EUAvING nbinined y license Of the Town Council 81 I've
IA town of Providence, agrceally to m Net rtsfd by
the General Assembly, II their January sessiyl for is2e,
an Actin relation e. vendors o~ffireicn L1uory Tickets, OF
fer fer sllc Tickcts In mn-t oftlie pops'nr Lotteries IN the
United states, and pay cash down fr ~ prizes sod by them
under S51n, " ltlnui discount ff Interest.
CnlIl Ln,icrv Ofico. jan. 81, lsls.
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CONTINUATION OF the mot astonishing success that
u has always ATTIC Idct the Conner, Nos. ~, IL and 10,
Market street. Another capiti prize from the Maine State
Lottery. Drawn Numbers
\ u 26 3 10 ~
Combination - 10 70, came up tic really comfortable
prize If : 80, and was sold only n few minutes before the
drawing, To n gentleman OF this town. Plelse rccollcrt who
sells the prizes NJ retlil, and IL convenient, call NJ CbARK'5,
corner cf Union Buildings, No. u, Il and Ii, Market street.
H. Al kinds uf unctirrent money tahe,i on the best tern7,
either for cash or Tickets. Bank notes examined, AID all
Lottery infrnation given gratis. Oriers by Maj or other
wise, promptly attended 10, as If personal arilicat'on were
made 10 J.. T.. CLARK.
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One qHd,tcr. teo''is'y =
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on UEDNESD.AY NEXT.
TtDcnty thousand Dollar.
FETHE Grand Consolidated Lo,tery, draws
ii in Washington on Wednesday, Febru-
airy, Gth. Highest prize 90, Oh dollars.
Tickc!s 3 dollars, and parts in proportion
Sir thousand Doikars.
Vermont State Lottery, draws on Tues day
FEBRUARY, 10 IIighos. prize 5000 dollars.
Tickets at s dollars. and parts in proportion
For sale by HCTCHEN * CORY,
i'm - |, Market-strcct.
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.

CRAND ConsnHdqied Ie;t"ry, ID class, 10 ln drawn in
the city of Washington, on Wednesday neat.
CAPITAL PRiHE Sn,0aa.
Wholas ) dollars, AMI parts in prupnftinn-tnr sne IN n
r,r,cty OF p,n',eys. nv gtKER & SPENCER,
Felu,ry b. No. ? .. Canal street.
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FRUIT EILL-NorRH PROVIDENCE.

FRUIT EIGL-NOrRH PROVIDENCE;
'ENIIE occupant Of this fashionable place o
g. rcsott. respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the present
season. IL is situated q, an eniinoncr. which
commands a be1utifil view of tho adjacent
country and i, is admitted by all who have visit
cd il, to be a delightful place of resort fox ,bnss
in pursuit Of ease and comfort: His Bar is sap
Piled witt choice liquors, wines, S'c.:-his la
bile will az all times be furnished from the
choicest selections OF tho market: His very
commodious Hall il furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
md aides: his long Alleysf in the best order for
tho accommodation ofihosc who will please
TO visit his house for recreation. a fcv Board
crs can be accommodated.
PETER THOMPSON.
North-rroviic7c., Dec
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Npf spFt>tlH FOX NED.
5dSiE subscribers hive faned . copartieriiip, under the
Il firm or PIuriP x fELEo FISK, Hnd viii conduct the
Cotton Machine Making business, in I'LL its various branch
es. Their Establishment IL lUcaied in Johnston, on the
i1ainieid Turnpike, near Tire Fe;ner Mill, five miles from
Providence Bridge, where they VIII receive and Promptly
execute all such orders as they may be favored with.
PHILIP FISK,
Johnson, Fo'rtary y. imis PEIEG FISK.
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FRUIT TREES.

FRUtr TREES.
ssssSsssa STEPHEN I. MILLS s. co
TySSrrSss:s 0ite Prime s, Niiilf,) have for
tsSESEH4sssEEg sale al their old American Nursery,
Flushing Landing. near New-Yorh,
n large assortment Of the mot approved
American and European sorts Of .irTlc,, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, sc. The selections
of Tie varieties and additions arc Of the mos.
valuable sorts that can be procured. with Il
general assortment ofForcst Trees and Flow
cring Shrubs&c.; Peach Trees-a large
assortment Of Peach Trees, Of vigorous
g~rowths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated or inoculated, and are propagated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
como most celebrated. The prices Of the
above Trees have also boen reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. S., Westminster street,
Providence, r. I. (wherc catalogues may be
had) will be particularly attended 70.
HENRY G.. CARPENTER, Agent.
October IL IF
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CLEARED,
Brig Horizon, Martin, Ma,seilss by Carpenter
& Hodges.
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ihL si.OoP OElDENCE, AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold nt Aucthal, on ~ihursdly, February 9Th, at II
O'Clock, NJ. at No. 7, Long Wharf,
Ef,l-M The sioop PROVIDENCE, and her nppuTte-
sIIy.IIs nances. Sud Sioop Is three years Old, well
SS&SssG inand, sails fast, and IS u su,eior vessel fr the
coa>ting trade-to tons buriien, and VIII carry sixty tons--
Terms !ieiai, ana made known, at the time If sale. For
fur Their particulars, apply 10 +. s. CHURCH
Teltulry Z
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.

FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.
'ENHE subscriber respectfully Informs ihc
4 public, that he has taken room No, so,
Westminster-s.. n few don,s west of the Ar
cadc, and at the corner of 0rangc-strcct,w where
he will be happy TO wait on those who may
favor him with their patronage; and hopes. ~
~assiduiiy and attention TO business, to merit a
share Of the patronage Of the public.
Hair cut, razors honcd and set OIL the most
accommodating terms; and all orders executed
without delay. ALBERT SWEET.
nov 10 On
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J. r. q. FEAGG,

SURGEON DENTIST,
Eli AS removed his Office 10 Mathew s,n.s
Ak three doors North of Westminster
who're he continues 10 perform every opcraties
iron tho teeth. RcTsr TO
LEVI WHEATON, NJ d..
]. W. RICHMOND, M. u
T.. j.. MILLER, nj. ID.
Prouidc,vf,
J. T.. FfAGG, N. d.
Cetn Br'cs.
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GUM ELASTIC SHOES,
GS ELLING of'at from 80 cents to one dol
NJ lar, per pair s.. G. SMITH,
Jan % 70, Westminster stree.
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CORN AND DNIa.
4 ssGh56 iiustels pruae Virginia Com 100 bushels
D. VSSFO heavy Oit, on hoard sc.E. Constitution
for sale by SETH .ADtES, Jun.
February :. -, South n siof street.
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CORN.
a AHgRGa Bushels handsome .ouiLcm Corr, ia prime
avS0EO urder--tur sale by }. {. HOWELL,
teJrudry -, Canal street.
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COTTON.
M EW-ORLEANS, Sea Island, and Upland Co,ton-fo
~ sale on favorable terms, by
Feb. LITER, WARDWELL e. &C.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
AGENTS.

CoNcoRp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, P. M.
BR1pcEv1LLE.-Henry Cannon, z. M.
FRAN1F oRD.-Mr. Isaiah Long
DAGsBoRouGH.-Dr. Edward Dinge.
GEoaGE TowN.--Mr Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H. +. Rodney, 2. M.
M1LroRp.--Mr. Joseph 6. Oliver.
FpEpER1cA.-J. Emerson, p. M.
CAMpEN.--'Thomas Wainwright, T. M
DoyER.-John Robertson, Esq.
SmyRNA-Samuel II. Hodson, Esq.
MfppLErowN-Thomas Harry, 7. M.
SUMMIT BR1pGE.--John Clement, z. M.
WARWICK Md--John Moreton, T. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
ofthese Agents, may pay their subscription money
to them, they being authorized to receive III ana 70
rive receipts.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
Last eVeOtice.

THE subscribers removal from the Borough, rem
derng it impractcabe for him to attend to the set
Element of his late Brother JOHN POGUE'S Es-
tate he has therefore given MARCUS E. CAPELLE
full powers to settle the same On whom all persons
having claims or who are indebted, are requested
to call. No further indulgence can or will be given;
as it has become absolutely necessary to settle the
Estate Immediately.
JOSEPH POGUE, Ex'r.
N. B. M. E. Capelle is also authorized to settle
my individual accounts many Of which have been
long time standing, and if not shortly discharged,
will be put in legal train Of settlement.
]. POGUE.
Nov 49, 1928. 6l--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21

IRapp's new establishment is at Economy. "a :
few miles below Pittsburg, on the Ohio. lie ana
his people are Germans.
From the Duke o Sare Wein'sr's 1rauets.
AT the inn, fine large frame house, we were
received by Mr.. Rapp, the principal. at the head OF
the community. He is a gray-headed and venerable
old man most Of the members emigrated twenty
one wears apo from Wirtemburg, along with him.
The elder Rapp is large man OF seventy years
old. whose powers, aye seems not to nave dimin'
ished his hair is gray, but his blue eyes. over~
shadowed by strong brows, are iull ut lie and nre
Rapp's system is nearly the same as OWeh,s CONF
munty of goods, and all members OF the socletyto
work together for the common interest,", " Wnu,, p
the welfare of each individual IS secured. kapp
does not hold his society together by these hopes
alone but also by the tie of religion, which is EN-
lively wanting in Ovens community and results
declare that Rapps system is the better NO great
| results can be expected from Owens plan, anu
spht of is very little in its favour "nat IS most
striking and wonderful OF all is, hat SO piain man
as Rapp can SO successfully p',hs anu Sesp b .Ie
society Of nearly seven hundred persons, VINO ~
manner. honor him as prophet. Equally SO Tor
example is his power of government, when can sus-
nand the intercourse of the sexes de found thas
the society was becoming too numerous. wherefore
the members agreed to live with the,r wives az
sisters All nearer Intercourse 10 iorp'uaen % "e'l
as marriage. both are discouraged. However, some
I IN
Gear. lur whom there is provided school and
su teacher. The members Of the community manifest
the degree q we ysnssa0u as. 'g5 r the ess:
Frederick Ts Rapp large good looking parsonage
nr forty years Of age. He possesses profound mer-
knowgs and the tepoIs 's All susnes. iess
throuh his hands, he represents the society
which. notwithstanding the change IN the name OF
sss al ss q. 1sa 'ry Ths 1sy & s a % fs s
snJ cattle raising, to which the society exclu
I svey attended in both their former places Of resi-
Jencee e we're not sufficiently productive for their i'-
dustry they therefore have established factories
After dinner we visited the village, which is very
,arnlsrlv arraneed with broad rectangular streets
two parallel to the Ohio. and four crossing 'nem.-
Many families still live in log houses but som. some street
consist almost entirely of neat WEI wen ou,r 'ssh
mouse ous has IS garden attached 10 it. The four story
cotton @ and woollen factories are brick; Mr.. Rapps
dwelling Ii i house, not yet completely and newly as
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Farming Utensils, and live stock-among the Ut
niture are mahogany Tables, damask window Cur
tans, Carpets, Sophia, Looking Classes dining set
Of China, two or more sets Of tea China &C. &c.
Among the Farming Utensils, are Ploughs, Harrows,
a cutting Knife, Wilmington built Fan, &c. &c.
OF his live stock, about fifty head of Cattle will BE-
offered for sale, the breed improved, being half and
three quarters Alderney. among which are fifteen
mich Cows, seven yoke of well broke Oxen above ,a
the middling size and handsome young 1eas-H a,
are Gig horses, and one very fine gig and saddle
horse. About two hundred head Of half blooded
merino Sheep in part mixed with the Bakewell,
young and in fine order. A Phadelp pha second
handed Gig, and Coachee built by Oge. will like
wise be offered for sale. Also the FARM ON which
the subscriber resides, is for sale or rent
o. HORSEY.
Cliffs Nov IA. bl-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR TCN
1922,

Just receired umd for Sale here.
This beautiful little work, is believed to surPass
in elegance even its last years appe arance.
ATLANTIC SOUVENlR.-MessrsC Carey, Lea
s. Carey, have published the Atlantic Souvenir Tor
1899 We shall find time early next week.. TO
partcularize some ofts unusual claims to adtnira-
lion and natronaee. This beautiful annual has been
gotten no this year with an uncommon degree OF
splendor, and correspondent cost. We under
stand that no less sum than eleven thousand dollars
have beenspent upon the work, by its enterprlsins
and liberal proprietors.--G. s. Gag.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
FO1. Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his story house
also his two story house adjoining, situate on Mar
ket Street, and in one of the most commanding and
healthy parts Of Wilmington. Also the vacant lot,
in front Of the said houses situate between Market
and King Streets. Also about an acre of ground IN
the same town whereon are two comfortable dwell
ling houses, besides tannery and other improve
ments If not solda private sale on or before Thurs
day the lth day Of December, the above property
will on that day be offered at public sale. An IN
tween Market and King streets, will, if desed bt
subdivded into building lots, and ifa company woud
I form to take the whole, the terms may be made ac
commodating. The subscriber will be in Whining
ton some days before the day appointed for the sale
and in the meantime application may be addressed t.
him at the Cecilton Post Office.
0. HORSEY.
CEHs Nov, IA. ol-tS
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
p o lB pR Y .
THE. DYING MAIDEN TO HER LOVER.

THE DYING MAIDEN TO HER LOVER.
By MISS RENNIE.
They tell me, love, that must die
That soon this faint anu quiverng breath
Must fail cen thy dear name to sigh,
And pause Ill death.
Oh 10Y to think spirit crush'd
And bruisd like mlne, shall pass to peace;
Then let thy sorrows all be husnd,
:, Thy murmurs cease
The ball which strikes the wounded bird,
The storms which telis the blighted tree,
Are blows dealt forth BY -Nercy's word!
So Death to me.
Heed not the idle tongues, which tell
srwas thou who tornl'd my early tomb
And wrought my doom
Be ray--forget--task pleasures pow'r
To furnish days Of sunny glee;
Iwould not shade one passing hour,
With thoughts of me,
And yet to be forgotten quite -
Mo, notify poor, fona girl "nuid ram
Be sometimes summon'd to thy SIGHT,
And love again.
Let Memory's glass give back my form.
Such as when first pledged my truth,
With health and Joy and feeling warm,
And fresh with youth.
7 would not that thou now should'st see
NV hollow eye and faded cheek;
Nav chlde not woman's vanity,
Nor call me weak.
Your picture, and the ring you gave,
Close 'ganst my heart are firmly claspd -
rTha ,p;s Yields but to the grave
The gold he grasp,d.
Because wildly o'er them wept,
They hid my treasures from my eyes;
Bus had narkd the spot, and crept,
And found my prizf.
Ibore my idols quick away
They since have slept upon piy nre@''
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
DIVIDEND.

THE Presideat and Directors of the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company, have this day declared IA
Dividend of 5 ! per cent. on the Capital paid Tor
the last six months, which will be payable TO the the
Stockholders or their legal representatives at the
Bank Of Wilmington and BrandywGne,, on or after
I DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'ry.
NJ 1850 57-lm
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
Fron, the Mercantile AdUertaser.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

We refer to the advertisement of DR.. Scudder,
informing the public of the extraordinary invention
which he has brought into successful practice. OF
supplying those who have had the misfortune to lose
aneye with an artificial one. We had an opportu-
nifty Yesterday to see lad with one of these eyes.
1t is inserted with such perfection, that had we not
heen told beforehand of the fact, we should not have
had the least suspicion that the lad had ever suffer-
ed in either eye, and could scarcely discover which
was the artificial one The lad stated to us that he
felt no pain or inconvenience in weariag it-and that
he could take it out and re-insert it at pleasure. We
understand this is the 4ooth person whom DR.. ..
has already supplied with an eye.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
FRIDAY, .Norensber FL, 1928.
Vol. III.
CONDITIONS.

THE DEL.lUaRE JOUR.NaL IS pnoo
lished on Tuesdays aud Fridays, ut four doIlars
ner an,,.n,; tzDo dollars epery sic months sn ad
uance. NO paper to be discontinued, ualtaS ar.
rearagss are paid.
Advertisements inserted on the ns1at terms
Via: One dollar for four insertions Of s1rtees
lines, and so in proportion for every number o
ndditinnnL lines aud Insertions.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
0-A VALUABLE MEDICINE /!

Or Recommended BY unquestionable and conclassiue
testimonials. 60
THE Proprietor confidently offers to the public what ex-
perience has proved be Of the most etficaclous
compounds in the eriu .1ethca for the cure OF that
class OF distressing dangerous and nveterate Diseases pro-
duced by impure state Of The blood, acrlmony OF me hu
mours aud vitiaed habit OF body. and usually exoing
themselves in the forms Of Scrouiu Sah Rheun
Letrosy, 81 Ahonys fire, Fever Sores, lfhe Sve'hngs
Foul and odstinas Ulcers Sore Legs Eyes, Scad Head
Scu1y and Veiereal Iant, where Mercury has failed
/ DIR RELEE,S
Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
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