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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY h.D FRIDAY, nj
j. T.. CLEMENT,
~ No. i0A', Shipley Street,
ron THE PROPRIETOR.
PLUMBING.
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.

tie inhabitants Of Wningt about introducing
a the water ct the H. randyaine into their dwellings, fht
.n1scr.byr pnmbers Of Philadelphia, beg leave sub
,ai 10 tie Borough valuable Improvements in lhe
construction Of lytiraas and draw cocks.
Their improvements haye been recommencaby the city
councis ami aaerng committee Il Philaief fhia hnnored
b, AZ award Of the extra Mageanc premium BY he Ane
cn Philosophical Society, an. the scJt premium BY the
Asf,c itura soce,y.
he advantages Of heir Iiydants the common kind
are as to,lows
lhey be taken up witloat digging breaking The
pavement.
They 10 not freeze in winter.
They ne not liable TO egnent expensive repairs.
The cocks viii prctahly last longer than 20 years, bl
NC cpcks Of the red CEDAR and common hydlas frequent
" leak and wear out in one yra-.
IlS., ANS Of everv construction fixed.
loa aud lead pipes Of the first quality, lead pumps fr
cscrs, baths and Plumbers work Of cscfy descriptions
fitted " q Philadelphia pticcs, BY
J. & w EWING, oIarkc.-st
{, squares above The Town Hail.
Where The public invited 10 cali and examine .ir i'm
pfuyenents
Mr.. As lhc Subscribers uanuflcture their lead pipe
themselves they warrant it capable 1t bearing amy pies
may be ject to in the ~atet-wurks
inly g. 43-ai
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

n WILL give the above reward of TEN DOLLARS for
Il the apprehension and securing in Jail no orons vii
lain named SrErHEN FnIsBr, negro,) who escaped from
my custody the 18th July, 1928 He committed to
the jail Of this county charge of having stolen money
fru, the store Of H. D. Noans, in this place And while
in nv possession made attempt to murder me- will
give the above reward for securing him, ra can bring
linn to justice He is about feet 10 or II inches high
stiff har prominent mouth and bad countenance is sup
posed he has gone Philadelphia hope that every
erton will be made by the friends JUSTICE for the appre
hension Of such villain.
c. FOSTER, Const Asst,
New Castle County, Del.
Middietown, July 18th, 1898 5i-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
TO LET,
Soap and Candle Manufactory.

v6vIE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
public tha, he continues the above business in all its
branches the old stand, of Tatnall and Queen
Streets, near The Friends .feeting House, where he will
Manufacture and furnish Philadelphia prices, .fouidand
Dpt CANDLES, Fulers leROsO and Bropn SOAP, Of the
best quality. ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. B. The highest price given for rallow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wi!ming,o on, July H. 1923. s1--tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

ss,ss< Supposed 10 be stolen from the sntscri-
III N--yve, ber, living Summit Bulge, Del "A
j. Ana aM dark broun Wn,e, bind ct lef eye, antl
Ta yiW scar on the right hip, occasioned by kick,
gs.taETzsa and marked ON the bacs by the sadee.
Any person taking up said Mare ard returning her the
oaer, shall receive the above rewa, and AL reasonable
chat .es aid by ltoBEKF KlMBIE.
July H. 52--3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arithmetics English Readers seGues, Spelling Books
Biographies Bibles. Tesaments, States, Cphering and
opy Hooks Writing and Paper, &c for sale at A.
IT, wilson's Book and Stationery store, No West High
street, at reduced prices
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
NORTH EAST HERRING.

E Subscribers have jas received, and have for sale
50 bbls Of the first quality North East HEEslNGss
JNO, s. WM. IL. GuRDEN.
Inne7 42--u
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
50 Sfcnn llTaanas

ygy0 work a dry val - ne Caesq5so,s q Iea4yayc
\ 'doat At sunnlt bridge TO whom herl wages
vii be glten Apply 70 JAS. & a. ROBINSON,
hisrch ~ 1893 I3-tf Az Summit Bridge
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
CHARLES SAlINisEi:S

EsPECiFui-I-Y inform, lis frie,ds and III. pnlic,
AZ that he les ed 10 this 3orourt and he has
commenced Tive PAINTING, s,t.A2!Nt. AND pArf.;t
HANGING. in all s branches, and opes bv s'ret
attention y business 70 merit share Of public patronage
Julya 1893 1g--tf
n = Wanted as an apprentice, boy ftom IS 70 lo
yvars Of age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

CARDS. gzEMGsss8E9 tBllE1I&s
And Printing Of every description neatly
and expeditiously executed at the office
Of the HDelaware Patriot"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
MUSIC.
A. g. III. WILSON,
No. 8, West Aish Street.

ON, DEL,
Of choice Music for the Piano
Election are the following:
Wilt thou meet me there
Dear Harp Of my Country
Oh, Banquet not
,omc rest III this liDsom
Here's e health benny Scotisa,
Home
Haunted Tower
Cows Farewell
Somin' thro' the Pye
Poor little Maid
Alice Gray
Banks Of Allan Water
Flow on thou shining river
Fly away pretty Moth
Homage to Charlie
Isabel
\ kiss, u Kiss
Wy Native Highland Home
MK Heart and Lutte
YouR Heart and Lutte
M'Grtgor's Gathering
Now's the hour, my Mary fair
lAubian Girls song, (from tile
| Epicurean)
10 remember the time
| tOynurg Maideu Hearts beware
There's nothi,lg true but HeaA
ven.
Moz rt's Waltz
The Swiss, Hungarian, Partisan
and slahama Waltzes.
iRonapsrt'.'s Coronation March
iicy john, Cope
March ih Pizario and Richard
81
O Nanny wilt thou gang wi me
scots wha lac
.sraby's daughter
My ain kind ,l,irie
Ny bonnie Lass, now turn to
me
4 knew bv the Smoke
. never i;,ll in lore
l0ysters, Sir,
Lila come down to me
Flower Girl
Cherry Ripe
i}chave yourself
tlier Qnadriiles. Waltzes, Co.
'ea, Songs, &c.
Ich that they can procure all
in print.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
The Trustees Of the Poor,

AF Newcastle County, will meet at the Poor House, on
w Wednesday, the 30h inst, at 10 O'clock, A Per-
sons having accounts against the institution, requested
10 hand them to JosKrH GRrBB, tor settlement, the
Monday preceding the meeting.
II. HEALD, Secy.
July IL, 1898 53-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

NILM1NG1
Offer for sale, a great variety
Forte, &c. Among their c.
The Basket
My aiu kind 'iear:e
Sing, Sing
Draw the Sword
MAY Ii.y
Fi,2;ames
Soldiers JOY
The Canphcll'. sre coriin'
.,lrs. M'i)onald
Fall of Paris, ~ 4 Rdndiro
All the blue totilets over thf
border
Kelvin Grave
Mountain Maid
Love vas once little boy
The homny breast knot
! Il he a Butterfly
Minstrel Boy
Hours there were
| .ve's last words
March to the hattie field
Huntsmen's Chorus
Ono I'll never mention him
itnriah for the Bonnet cf Blu,
Rest, Warrior, rest
Soldier Iaidie
Sn Boy
. do Won iemer,her
Good night
Chain aud Lutte
Wa,chman
] have Fruit, I have Powers
White aud Iied ltasrs
Here We NEE. to-. spOf TO part
n'ly Image
Co.uln5ia's Glory
The last Rosr Of Summer
Choose me Nour NaI.ntlnei
Mrrmaid's song
Return, q my lose
The Lost Heart
Coronact, from Lady f.!lc La,.t
Bath Waltz
1'uscoloosa Waltz
IT'S the Scottish Drum
The lad that | love
| Native Guitar
0 no, VIC never mention her
Together with y variety IF c
,illions, Over,u
Thei. arrangements are 8
most any piece Of Music no,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
DRAWING OF THE

Delaware and NORTH Carolina Lottery, 9th Class,
yHvE subscribers Commissioners, appointed by the Co.
vernon of the State Uf Delaware, to supeiineni the
drawing Of the De.vere and .Narh Carolina CcnsoGa,ed
lottery Glass No g. do hereby certify that the following
are the numbers that this day draw from the Fy-
fur numbers placed in the wheel, VIZ:
Observation-Disclosures.
And that the said numbers drawn in the order in
which they stand sbove that is say, No. SO the first
No 13 was the second-No. AZ was the third-No. AZ
was the fourtNo. 90 was the ht'fNo Y was the sixth
No 10 was the seventh and No the eighth and
last Witness cur hands, Wilmington this 10 day of
ynlv 1894 JOHN HEDGES,
FREI(k. LEONARD,
JOHN MCLUNG
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
FOR SALE.

1000 lbs. Of Bacon, 900 lbs. Of Jersey Shoulders
yETARRANTED Of good quality for family also,
w general assortment If Groceries which will be sold
low, by the subscriber, the Corner If -arkr and Front
Street, Wilmington. JOHN WRIGHT.
Jnly TO- 1898. 52-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
GIBSON 8 NiTHER,
Plumbers,

DEsPECrFuI.IY inform their friends and tic citizens
Ia Of Wilmington generally, that they carry he above
olsi ess AL its branches, at No. 13 north side Of the
Lower Market; where 'hey keep constantly on hand
HYnRAfyTS
o. al descriptions, OF the best quality together with
d RoS PIPES, cacnated for conveying aaer into private
iopes all Of which they offer the most reasonable
terms
g. & ha,tcr themselves, that from their long and in
tmae acquaintance with the Pamjag business in Phlade
pho wish he rapywine water conve into heir houses
|S please apply above If particular reference
il aned, please call on slr. Joseph Gru5b.
l,ne II 44-3m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-18
YOUNG MESSENGER

WILL stand this season for Mares at the
w following places, commencing his route
on the 18th Of May. At Munroes, in North
borough, on Saturdays and Mondays; at Low
ellis, in Worcester, on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
at fuckers, in Charlton, on Wednesdays; and
at the Spur tavern in Charlton, on Thursdays.
He will leave the several stands at four o'clock,
2 M. The above route will be continued until
the 10th Of August.
Young Messenger is beautiful dapple grey,
and was raised in the County of Onondago,
N, Y. His Sire was the noted Horse Grey
Figure; his Grand Sire was full-booded i'm
ported Horse his Dam was full-blooded Mes
senger He is years old, and 154 hands high
for beauty of color, strength of muscle, elegance
Of form, and gracefuness in movement, and for
speed and activity, he has not superior. Per-
sons DESTROYS Of Improving their breed of horses,
will find in Young Messenger all the requisite
qualities. IL Terms, SO the season
STEPHEN SHATTUCK.
Marlborough, May H. CIV
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Mills and Factory for Sale.

YENHE subscribers offer for sale their MILL
= PRIVILEGE, situated on Blackstone
River, in the town of Northbridge, with their
FARMS, containing about 800 acres of most
excellent Land. There are three Houses in
good repair standing en said Farms, with three
Barns and two Corn Barns, and good Grist
and Saw Mill nearly new and also WoOllen
Factory and FulEng Mill, with three Copper
Kettles and one Iron Kettle set for dying +;
there are two double and two single Carding
Machines, one Billy, three Jennies and a
Picker, Shearing Machines, and Gig, in said
Factory, which is now Improved as Flannel
Factory. 1t is considered, by good judges of
water works, one of the best privileges on
Blackstone River between Worcester and the
Blackstone Factory in MenGon. There is wa
ter sufficient to operate double the machinery
to what is now erected The whole will be
sold together, or the Mills with the Water
Privileges will be sold separate, as shall suit the
purchaser or purchasers Whoever wishes to
purchase good Privilege, is requested to call
and view the above. Ifnot seld at private sale
before, il will be sold at Public Auction in the
coming autumn, Of which notice will be given
in the public prints HENRY DUNN.
orthbridge, June d. DAVID DUNN.
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WoOHen .ManuJactorg for Sale.

YENHE subscriber offers his establishment in
Leicester for sale, which consists of a
Nyoollen Mandatory, Dye House, and Dwell
ling House. 1t is situated upon the south side
of the great Post Road leading through Leices-
ter, upon the Kettle Brook, about one mile and
a half from the Meeting House in said town, and
FIVE miles from Worcester. The water privilege
uhon which said Factory is situate, is sufficient
for carrying on the business of manufacturing,
and has been occupied as such for about Ii years.
The Machinery of the Factory will also be sold
at the same time, which consists of two double
Carding Machines, and all other Machinery in
proportion. necessary for the business, and is
mostly new and in good condition.
As the subscriber proposes to change his bust
ness, the above will be sold on very reasonable
terms, both as to price and time Of payment,
u For particulars, inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. SAMUEL WATSON.
Leicester, June d. IF
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ITALIAN LOTION,
OR TIWCTURE OF PEaRLS

E4NOR Improving, preserving, and beauti-
IL Tying the complexion. This admirable com.
pound has stood tlie best of all tests Chat OF ex
perenee) and proved itself the most effectual
and valuable cosmetic yet discovered, for remoy.
ing pimpes, spots, freckles redness of the skin.
and all cutaneous eruptons, impartug to the
skin the most delectable fairness In cases of
serofua, salt rheum, and various other humors,
1t has been used with peculiar success. Gem
temen, whose faces are rendered tender by shay.
ing, will find it excellent beyond precedent for
ameoratiug and removing the unpleasant harsh-
ness caused by the operation. Those persons
whose avooations expose them to intense solar
heat and severe Winds will find that an occasion
al application of this valuable compound will afford
the most soothing relief, as it removes the un-
pleasant sensation caused by either. 1t has not
been deemed requisite to offer long recapitula.
ton of its many virtues, as its admirable proper
ties are towel known, and too justly appr6cist-
ed, TO require it. But, as there are many vile
and spurious cosmetics offered to the public as
possessing virtues of vital Importance, it NAV not
be useless to remark, that the 'ltaan Leton''
has been used by thousands, both in Europe and
America, with entire success, and far exceeding
their anticpatons. 1t not only renders the skin
soft and clear, but, by repeated applications, it
promotes a general exercise Of those important
functions of the skin, which are of primary i'm
portance to those who wish TO attain and pre-
serve beautiful complexion and does not con-
tain any of those pernicious ingredients, which
are the basis of most cosmetics now in use. Ger
tiGcates Of its complete efficacy can be shewn to
any who wish, either in English, French, Spanish
or Italian.
OF For sale, only, by JAMES GREEN & co
Worcester. Price rs cents per bottle.
March o. eo6mi1
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
OF THE LOWELL AND WORCESTER
Mill ST.AGE,


YHy1E Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
d Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn
ing, and pass through Chelmsford, Westtord,
Groton, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, and west
Beylston, to Worcester. Another Stage VIII
leave this with the mail at Westford, and pass
through Lttleton and Harvard to Lancaster,
where it again unites with this Stage. AT Gro
ton seats may be taken in the Stage which pass
es through Townsend, New Ipswich, JattreY,
and Marlborough, to Keene.
REruRSING,-Leaves Worcester every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at z, A. M, and
passing on the same routes, will, on It's arrival
at Lowell, meet with the Boston, Newburypert,
Salem, and Haverhil Stages.
IL at Lancaster this Stage intersects wit'
the Boston and Fitchburg Stage, by which means
passages NAV be had from Lowell to tltch5urg,
and from Fitchburg to Lowell
DP There will also be an Accommodation
Stage from Lowell to Groton, on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, which will
make daily line from Lowell to Groton, where
seats may be taken for Keene every day IN the
week; passing through Townsend, Ashby,
Rindge, Fitzwilliam, Troy, Swanzey, to keene
and at Fitzwilliam seats may be taken for Brat
tleborough on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days of each week.
n Books kept at Fryes Hotel in Lowell ;
at Hatchelder's Hotel, in Belvidere Village and
at Thomass, Bannisters, aud Worthington'
Hotels, in Worcester.
There will be good Coaches and Horses, and
careful Drivers. All Baggage at the risk OF
the owner.
u s. BANNIsrER, Agent, WerceSter-DEx-
TER BRUCE, Agent, Lo,oeu. If May Il.
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ELIXIR PECTORALE!

For the care Of Coughs, Colds, asthma, CatGTrt,'
and all affections Of tie Lungs.
fENIIIS most valuable Medicine, the discov-
M cry ofwhich originated from long experience
in the study of Medicine, is entitled 20 confidence
from the circumstance, that it was used in the
practice of a regular, well bred Physician num-
Der of years; and was offered TO the public, after
much solicitation, and from the benevolent wish TO
alleviate some of the suariugsinherenti in our ma
ture. Unlike most Medicines ofthe day, there IS
no quackery about it, as the testimony of Physi-
clans, who know it, will prove.
The foll0toing Interesting eatroct of O. le,fer
from the Rec e. L. BaScom, aoiU be of SER
Uice to those 1ohO aoish to find the most ualn-
able Medicine for lang complaints
ToDr WAPTs--In gratitude 10 you, and benev-
olence towards numerous class of the public, who
like myself have been, or now are. afflicted with
Consumptiye complaints, | would address to you
the following statement of facts | was early sub.
iect TO Cough, which OF times occasoned the rails
ing of much blood. In May last, | was attacked
with hoarsenesS, a most distressing couch. sepeye
pain in the side aad6reast, which obliged me to
suspend my public labors / received some reliet
from medical advice, but the difficulties still oontin-
ued. In July last (from the recommendation of
friend) procured bottle of the EHrir Pecto.
raie," and had not taken more than 100 drops be-
fore felt essentially relieved. ] have now used
between 2 and 8 bottles, and find myself fulEy
recouered: as yet feel no symptom of The return
of my former complaint, and can now say zohGe
I could scarcely sag before for thirtyyeays / AM
WELL. With sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL L. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass. Oct 90, 1927
or For sale wholesale and retail, by J. Robin.
son, WorOester--J p. Hall. Jr. and A. 4. Lore.
Boston-.4mOs .4bbOt, Andover-. Charles Jhitinp,
Sterling Charles Parkmdn, Westboro'-- Elisha
Edrsards, Sprngfeld-and in all the principal
owns & cities throughout the us. eo1y Jane
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HARD WIRE.
FRANCIS PRENTISS,
%, Merchants Ro,o,-BosTo

y, Merchants Rolo,-BosToN,
AS received by the late arrivals from Eng
q Il land, his Spring supply of
Birmingham s. Sheffield Hard Ware Goods,
comprising in part, the following assortment
viz: Knives and Forks; Pen & Pocket Knives
Butcher Knives; Scissors Razors; Shears
Large Talors Shears Brass Commede Knobs
and Rings; Brass Bolts; Brass Butts Door
Rappers; Brass Lamps and Candlesticks Iron
do; Knob Locks Closet, Cupboard 81 Trunk
do ; Chest and Till do, ca brass and iron Iron
Norfolk Latches; Brass do; Iron & Brass Bolts
Butts; Chest and Table Hinges; Iron & Steel
Squares and Bowels; Cross Cut Saws; Mill &
Pit do; Veneering, Hand and Back do; Gilt
Coat and Vest Buttons; Pocket Books; r
Henming & Sons super6ne Needles; Pins
Also, complete assortment cfFiles; Hills &,
Fosters Vices and Anvils; Fosters English
Shovels; Wood Screws Cut Tacks & Brads
Block Tin Pea Pots do. Lamps; Coffee Mills
Sheet g. Cast Iron Boilers; Tea Kettles Bel
lows; Shovels and longs. &c.
Also, 1000 feet Baltimore Window Glass, as
sorted; 25 doz. Amess Back Strap Shovels 50
doz. Stetsons and Plymptons Hoes; 100 casks
Cut Nails, from 3D.. TO 40d.; Sheet Lead, each
B. 3. and h.; 100 Training Guns; 500 lbs
superior Glue; 200 reams Common Wrapping
Paper, warranted of superior quality
OF All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash or credit.
Boston, April 80. 3m
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CELEBRATED HORSE,
HIGHLANDER,
GEN. La FAYETTE's FAvORITE.


main through the season, which viii end on the
18th July next. The HIGHLANDER is of the
English and Arabian breed of horses of fine
temper; nine years old the 10th of June fifteen
hands, three inches high; of beautiful dapple
grey walks and trots remarkably fast; is a
lofty and powerful horse and exhibits as much
muscular strength, elegant movement, and per-
feet symmetryofform, as any horse in this coun-
try. He has proved himself sure and first
rate foal getter. The colts sired by him possess
a large share Of bone and muscle Great num-
bers of them arc to be seen in Connecticut,
which have given universal satisfaction, and for
beauty, size, and activity, stand unrivalled.
Two of his 2 years old colts took the two first
premiums at the Cattle Show at Hartford in
October, 1924, and have since been sold for
more than $S00-two other 9 years old mare
colts of his sireing have been sold for more
than $400-two others took the two first pre-
miums at Hartford in 1625-also four in 1896,
at Hartford and CRANKY and five others at
Hartford and Windsor Cattle Shows, in Octo-
Der, 1897. The colts sired by the Highlander,
never have had the premiums taken from them
whenever they have been presented at the Cat
tie Shows. The premium of Silver Cup was
awarded to the Highlander by the Hartford
County Agricultural Society. Also, first pre-
MUM by the Hampshire Hampden, and Frank
III Couheles AGRICULTURAL society, IN 1873.
PEDIGREE. Highlander was sired by the
celebrated horse Highlander, which was the
son of Sample, (the best blood in England)
which was got by the Arabian horse Vernon,
Arabian. Highlander's dam was one of the first
blood mares, of dapple grey, sired by the horse
Gunpowder, owned by Benjamin Perkins, Esq,
and bred by the Rev. DR.. Perkins, of West
Hartford, from his full blood English mare,
which was honght in Virginia by the Hon
Jeremiah Wadsworth for $500. This mare was
sired by the famous imported horse Eclipse,
kept by Mr.. cambridge, Of Trenton, New Jer-
sey, from an imported mare. Eclipse was sired
by Eclipse, the most celebrated horse in Eng
land, which never was known to have been beat
in running, and covered at so guneas a mare
and one guinea to the groom. Many ofthe most
famous running horses in England and Ameri-
ca are descendants from this horse. Gnnnov-
der was sired by Capt. Samuel Whitman's
horse, Obscurity, which was sired by old OBJ
security, imported into Baltimore by benjamin.
Crockett his dam was imported by the Hon
Charles Carol, and got by Selim his orand
dam, by Careless; his great grand dam, by
Cullin Arabian. y
Terms-$6 the leap, 80 the season, Sl2 TO
insure with foal. Cash when the mares are talk.
en- away, or notes payable LIST October next
Pasturing provided for mares from distance.
but escapes and accidents at the risque of owners
May %. 5w RALPH WATSON