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Delaware journal., 1828-03-18
From the Trenton True American.

The friends of General Jackson, in the General
Assembly Of this State, met with severe disap-
pontment and signal defeat, on the last day but one
of the session. in their attempts to sanction the doc
trines advanced by the Legislature of Georgia, as
contained in certain resolutions adopted by them.
recommending an alteration Of the Constitution for
Delaware journal., 1828-03-18

eIvcs not crcdtable to c Sreakcr-Mr. Calhoun precnd
&" that he had not the power to keep Mr. Randolph in OF.
der While he was in the Senate and the Speaker
suffers him to occupy the time Of the House in dcscantng
upon things in general hour after hour, the expense
of the nation
Mr. Randolph cannot speak to the question before the
House, there is why he should be suffered to
make the nation pay for his want of logic.
Mr.. Chiffon wanted committee appointed to discover
and expose extravaganza and misapplcaons Of the pub
lie money But his more knowing brethren told him,
plainly that that subject only to talk aboutfor
thing could be fixed upon this administration that could
have any beneficial party effect. Mr. Chiffon then took
into his head that there something wrong in the Mill
tay Academy in the appointment of Cadets and behold
from report the subject turns out that those appoint
ments made chiefly according to the designation of
Mr.. Vice-President Calhoun! 81
Large quantities of specie have lately been ship
Cd to Europe to pay for the balance ofimportatons
over the expectations and the consequent effects
upon our banks, and persons having business with
them must continue, while we prefer to go three
thousand miles for that which we can obtain at
home. II is now believed that our exports to Eu-
rope will be ten per cent less than those of last
year, and the imports 10 per cent more conse-
quently the drain of our national stocks specie
will increase 1t is therefore, believed that moth
ing but the adoption of the American System will
prevent more serious embarrassments.
From the present aspect of affairs, the following
appears as candid and liberal statement as we have
seen on the result OF the approaching Presidential
election -a .,> ..t. s.a
Delaware journal., 1828-03-18
I1Darrtkn,

On Thursday evening Of the 18th inst, by the
Rev'd E. w. GILBERT, Mr.. JOHN RUMFORD to
Miss. MARIETTA NJ ROCHE, all of this Bo-
rough
Delaware journal., 1828-03-18
WANTED,

A situation in Dry Good or Grocery store, by
Young Man, about the age of ls or 10 years. Good
recommendations will be furnished. For further
particulars, apply to R. Porter & Son, No 81, Mar
ket Street.
March 18. 95-4tpd
Delaware journal., 1828-03-18

.s,s. FOR ADAMS.
New England States '', n' 81
New York Ae-.l.,4.At -a--.,. 4.-l=----i- &c
New Jersey >4,tss 8
= Delaware s@
Maryland 8
Kentucky .-.A IA
Ohio l6
Indiana S.
Illirois 8
Missouri 8
Louisiana S
-
l42
Doubtful
Pennsylvania %
Virginia "a
North Carolina Is
New York,
l31 necessary to choice by the Electors.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-18
NEW YORK.

la1 necessary to choice by the Electors.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-23
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The annual Meeting of the " Medical Society of
Delaware was held at Dover, pursuant of the
Statue on Thursday the 18th Nay, 1928. The
following gentlemen proposed and duly elected
members thereof, viz : ]. W. Thomson. M. ID.
j. D. Perkins Nj. D.. P. P. Lewis, NJ D. -
Mitchell, Nj. d. and DIR Thomas Jamson.
The following gentlemen were chosen officers for
the ensuing year.
President, Arnold Naudain, M. D.
ce-President, James P. LoAand, M. d.
Treasurer, Dr. John Adams.
Secretary, C. S. Green, NJ. D.
Censors, Jacob Moor, NJ. d. c. Dpgle, Md;
DR.. James Titon and DR.. VIM Morris.
Board of Examiners for New Castle County. DR..
James I'ton, J. F. Vaughn, M. ID. u. w. Thom-
son, M. D.; c. S. Green, M. ID. J. Moor, NJ. ID.
and T. r. Brinckle, NJ. d.
For Kent, DR.. John Adams. DR.. w. w. Morris,
William Collins, M. D.; s. M. FISHER. M D.; 2. u.
BatteIl, NJ. d +; and J. P. LoAand, M. ID.
For Sussex, E. c. Dipgle, M. d.; w. w. Wolfe,
M. d.; and DR.. NAPLES
Delegates to the General Convention to be held
at Washington LIST of January. 1880, Arnold Nau-
dain, James P. Lofand, M. d. and Dr. William
w. Morris.
Appointments by the Vice Observation-Disclosures,
VIM Collins, M. D.; Lecturers, JACOB Moor, M.
D. and T. X. Brinckle, M. ID.
The Society adjourned to meet at Wilmington on
the Second Tuesday Of May, 1929.
c. S. GREEN, sec'ry.
May Is, 1925
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Grand CONSOLIDATED
WASHINGTON Clay LOTTERY.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED
WASHINGTON Clay LOTTERY
Sixth Glass.
Draws NEXT MONDAY, the Goth May, 60
Numbers, 9 drawn.
SCHEME.
prize Of 10000 dollars, of 5000. of 1900.
of 1862, of 1000. of 500, 10 of 800, 10 OF
$50, 10 Of 900, 10 of $50, 10 of 100, 90 Of 100,
81 of so, 81 of 40, 81 Of 80, l02 OF Is, 1851 OF
and 1l475 of dollars
Tickets 84-Half S2-Quarters 81.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, 5th Glass
Draws on Saturday the 3lst May.
SCHEME.
l prize Of $4,000, l Of $500, l of 5000. of
1900, l of 1909, of 1000, of 500. of 500, 10
of goo, 10 of l5O, 90 of 100, 46 OF 80, 46 OF 80,
46 of 95. 1850 of and $3.50 of a dollars.
Tickets S4-TIalf 2-Quarter ST. Eight so.
DELAWARE AND NORTH CAROLINA
Lottery, Glass No l, Entra, draws in this Borough
on Tuesday Sd Of June. at O'Clock, P. M.
SCHEME.
prize of 5000 dollars, of 1866, of 1000.
of 500. 6 oil goo, 10 of $50, 10 of 100, 90 of
100, 1873 of 10, 1850 of and $3.50 of 50.
Tickets S2-Half Sl-Quarter so cents.
To be had in great variety of numbers at
E. BARKER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office, No II, Market st.
Wilmington, Del.
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the unconscious team with their less conscious load.
Reader, pause "A moment and poud.r fact
like this. father takes his little SOUS to market
gets drunk in their presence-is placed, public
spectacle, on an sled ! and by them, even his
own sons driven to his own family The charne-
house is not more revolving the funeral procession
lis not more affecting
Curious fact. Cut a couple of cards each into a
circle Of about two inches in diameter Perforate
one of these at the centre, and fix it On the top of
tube, say common quill. Make the other card
ever so little concave, and place it over the first,
the orfce of the tube being thus directly under and
almost in contact with the'upper c0ncave card. Try
to blow off the upper card You will find it impos-
sibIe. We understand that the cause that counter
acts the effect at first expected at this singular phe
nomenon, has lately puzzled all the members of the
Royal Society. A medal and hundred guneas
said to be the reward Of the successful dscov-
erer. We recommend the ingenious reader to find
it out. ----Eaeter .Alfred.
We have just tried this experiment, and to our
small surprize find that what is stated in the pre-
ceding paragraphs quite true. Edits Mere.
From the Boston Courier.
NApoLEoN's PROPHECY. In 1917, while Napo.
leon Boneparte was confined to the island of st.
Helena he is represented by the author of Il poice
from ~. Helena, as uttering the following predic-
non. OF which present appearance indicates spec
dy and almost literal iulflment.
In the course of few years Russia will have
Constantinope, the greatest part of Turkey, and
all Greece !! This hold to be as certain as if it
had already taken place Almost all the cajong
aud flatterlng which Alexander practsed towards
me were to gain my consent to effect this object
would not co sent foreseeng that the equilibrium
of Europe would be destroyed. In the natural state
of things Turkey in few years. must fall to Rus
STA. The greatest part her population are Greeks,
who you may say are Russians. The Powers it
would inure, and who could oppose it, are England,
France. Prussia, and Austria. Now, as to Austria,
it will be very easy for Russia to engage her assis
lance by giving her Serva and other provinces Dor
dering upon the Austrian dominions reaching near
to ConstantnopIe. The only hypothesis that France
and England may ever be allied with sincerity will
be in order to prevent this.
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Battalion Orders.

The Companies composing the First Battalion, Cd
Regiment, Of Delaware Militia, will meet in Batta-
lion, at Clark's corner, Saturday the Gath inst.
at 10 o'clock A. M. Officers commanding Compa-
MES, will govern themselves accordingly.
EVAN Fl, THOMAS
Major Commanding.
Newcastle. Nav 8.
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f.The twelve apostles, gentlemen!-a pleafart
voyage to then--tre!"
A General discharged followed, and not ina 2
the twelve was ever seen to breath or stir after
wards.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-23
(Nsv Castle County in The State Of DeaaOare, sc't)
By virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court for the
said County of Newcastle,
EXpOSEn
May Is, 1923.


By virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court Tor the
said County of Newcastle,
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE,
AT Public Vendue, on Saturday the l4th day
of June nert at two O'Clock in the afternoon at the
house of PETER HENDRICKSON, 1nnkeeper,
in Chrstlana Hundred and County aforesaid -
The following tract of land and premises, situate in
the Hundred aforesaid bounded by lands of John
Stidham, Robert Pierce and William Huston, and
by public road leading from Kennel road towards
Red Clay Greek, containing about seventy acres
more or less, with the improvements and appurte-
nances, being the real estate of Margaret White, de-
ceased. And it is ordered by the Court, that the
purchaser purchasers must appear at the next Or
phans Court, that the Court may assign the land to
him, her or them, his, her or their paying the
purchase money 10 the parties entitled to he same,
or entering into recosnzance before the said
Court with approved surety or sureties to pay the
purchase money with interest, IN such manner and
| time as the Court shall direct. Attendance will be
given. and the terms of sale made known, at the
time and place aforesaid, by James J. Brindley,
agent appointed by the court to effect the said sale,
OF his Attorney.
| By Order ofthe Orphans Court
MATTHEW kEAN, Clerk.
NelO- Castle, May 10, 1918.
11O--4t
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Charleston, Kanazrha county, .Gpril 3O.-Although
the senatorial returns of this district are not yet
fully known to U.S. yet sufficient information has been
received at this place to determine how it will re-
suit. Col. Daniel Kincheoe, who came out avow-
edly as the Jackson candidate received % votes in
Lewis, o in Mason and in the other counties heard
from his votes are counted by cyphers. Laidley,
who is a jackson man, disclaiming the support of
the district upon party principles, received the vote
of this the southern part of the district, upon To-
cal considerations 1t is however ascertained, that
JohnJ. Allen administration will be elected by
a majority of from four to five hundred votes. The
jackson party are very much chop fallen. They
all the while eXcain corruption and intrigue, leav-
ing US to infer from the course which they them
selves pursue that there is much truth in the old
proverb that g two of a trade cannot agree" This
election has been of much service to the Jackson
party in one particularly has strengthened their
memory-lor will venture to say, they will not
shortly forget the name ofKincheloe and his famous
race. Thornburg and Everett are reelected in
Cabell.-Wimc. Repub.
HEG9 J1--
Odsous Spectacle.-A writer in the Vermont
Chronicle states the following as accident which
occurred during the last winter in of the Green
Mountain Villages.
1t was o'clock in the afternoon, when there
came along OK sled, as if returning home after
having discharged its load. The sled was drawn by
la pair of feeble oxen, and driven by two little boys
apparently of the ages of eight and ten. On the
sled, little traversly, lay at full LENGTH what SEEM
ed man-and on closer view a man dead drunk.
&C What have you there p" said to one of the little
boys. IT'S my father" &c Your father!" said |,
e who is he." He spoke his name. Why what's
the matter with him?" inquired further. " He
drinks too much, he replied, grief and shame con.
Aicting in his countenance, while he strove to hide
his embarrassment by urging on at quicker pace
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-23

to Cantonment Towson for the purpose Of arrestipg
him. has proceeded to the State of New York, for
The purpose of delivering himself up Tor trial.
The Albany Morning Chronicle, gives the annex
ed extract, as one of the most perfect specimens
of eloquence which ever fell under ITS observation
A Dear Sir-Enclosed are forty dollars for which
YOU will forward srhe Albany Chronicle" for one
year, to the ten subscribers, whose names are con-
taned on the within list"
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Amherst Land for Sale.

EDURSuANT 10 the will Of John Christian
& decd. late OF New Kent county. shal! as
his executor, sell to the highest bidder at Am
herst court house, on the 10th day OF oepi.
(being court day the tract of land kno"n an"
called by the name OF Edloes, containing one
thousand acres. This land lies remarkably wei
the nam road leading from L,nchbnrg to New
Market passing nearly through its centre, aoous
10 miles from the former and 90 from the iat'et
place, aud about 8 miles from James River n
bout ySo acres OF this tract are heavily tmbeIe"'
The other portion Of il has been lately etea'e"'
is under excellent fencing, and is now in "nFa'
The tract adjoins the lands Of Capt. john wa
wick and Mr.. irving Lee London, either d "ho''
will show it to any person wishing TO see H.
One third of the purchase money Will DE IT,
quired in cash, the residue in one and t"b years
to he secured by deed ofttust on the land.
JOHN TX. CHRISTIAN. Ex,o
June 10. "tds1S
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New Publications

n % received by the subscriber lat his ma.
- Dool, anu siaiionafy Store) the tolI,,ss
New Publications., VIZ. '0''oNis
-. Valentines Day OF The fair Maid n p..,,.
iy tie author Of Nnvrrly, IN ? yols-.i5''
s"Id 10 be eqnhl II not superior % any ofth.
thors former productions ~
Hdrrdfite ola Journey through the ~.
provinces of Julia, from Calcutta 10 ROM
IN loZ4-ls25 with notes upon Cevlon1 an >
c"un, OF journey 10 Madras and The Son,b...
provinces IN 1926. And letters in Iod,. l,.
late R'ghi Rev iscg maid Heller. u. ID in o.,
Religious Discourses by Sin Walter sem, -
pernsing these Disc0nrses the reader v,le' ~
some OF the most momentJus questions wb,cb ,''a
exercise the human mind discussed with -
eloquence, ingenuity and force ofarenme.,
Those who with 10 purchase any of the nb,s.
or other articles in the Book and Statjona,, T.,
would do well TO cali and examine The Soi,,t
Der stock before they purchase elsewhere =.
he IS determined his prices shall be suited IA ,,o
times. CHAS. A. NIpuIps "e
June 10.
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NEW ACCOMMODATIONS.

r.. NJ AL LlSE--ifom
ks..ss,.:lsz nzT WI Lynchbuie To Char
- S.3'5sSexsstsISl otiessde, Virginia. This
ssAss--------- Inc running through the
.,,,,,i.. of Amhris. Nelson AMI Albemare,
asil IN future, ledyet hafloties'hie, on MON
aavs and Fridays, at A. N. aud arrive at
saehh,.g on -.ue.days and Saturdays by .,
p. NJ Leave Lyochbnrg Mondays AT . A. NJ.
and FRIDAYS At 40 A. NJ and arrive at Char.
lie on Saturdays aud Tuesdays by half
sfer3P VI This line Is arranged WITH the
Northern and Southern lice nj Charlottesville,
and with the Western line at Lynehbure, which
intefsecls he Valley line at Salem this IS Tue
nearest an cheapest route fr"m Weshing'o"
Cit, TO Lynchburg The proprietor has pro
cured comfortable coaches, strong, active hor'
S. careful drivers, and will spare no pains 10
please Oa this route there ia no night travel
LING.
Iare from Lynchburg TO Washington, by this
,on,e !, onl, Sl4 so
from Iynchburg to Charlottesville, 80 so
THE PROPRIETOR.
April 3. .5l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-10
CHEAP GOODS
AT ANDREW SIS STORE

UhUP0Nr'S best Rife Powder. 81 ri. H.
HD Shot, % lib. bags, S2--retail 10 a.
Best Bar Lend, els.
WhiItermore's Wool Cards 81 cts
Epson Salts - els.
Giauber do 4 els.
Best Green Coffee II cts.
Do Gun Powder Tea 81 81
Do. Imperial do 81
Young Tyson IS cts.
Real Old French Brandy only 81 so
First chop Large Brim Wool Hats S: cts.
Block Tin Coffee Cans IS cts 81
large assortment OF lacks Al low prices
Also, PLATES and Dishes, with variety of
EarIhrrn and Glass VI ares, at reduced lricr,
4 ; We have IA number of other arlrl.,
which we can afford 10 sell much under mar.
ket prices, aud would recommend 10 ciIizens
and planters, who wish to purchase any arlj.
Gle in the Goods way, to apply TO
June Q. ANDREWS Il BROTHERS.
An elegant assortment Belt Gibbons d. sa.bes
Satin and Barage Bonnet Ribbons
Barage Corneied Shawls, quite a new arli.
Gle, ut. &c. sc
The attention of the Ladies is reeuectTnllv
invited to their present assortment of fancy
Goods, which embraces the greatest variety
OF beautiful and fashionable articles. several
of entirely ntU style, and most Of them cheap
beyond expectation.
" New arrivals are every day looked for
in which will he leghorn Hats, Stray Bon
nets and further supply of other articles in
the millinary line.
April 81 t.56.
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Aprl8.

nIsSoLuTION.-T term OF the copart-
4 nersip of Rankin Il Cole has this day
expired b. mutual convent. The business in
future will be conducted by Thomas Rankin,
who will continue the business IN the house
fnrlneriy occupied by Rankin a. Cole, for the
purpose OF winding ~ the concern. All thos"
indebted 10 the concern will please make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against tho concern will please present them
for settlement. THOMAS RANKIN,
M. W. COLE.
Lynchburg, Jnne 10.
All settlements made or receipts given by
NJ W. Cole, for the firm of Rankin and Cole,
will be good THOMAS RANKIN,
June 10.
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MINERAL SPRING.


YHyIlio pleasant san1nT feiita = 40" ia
IS NV for the reception of company me SUI
seriser having erected a houss containing room
sixty feet long torthe accommodation 81 d'"'nr-
parties aud for balls lea-parties. &c lie mas alto
erected several CABINS fol the USE Of fam'lFs,
..beb gre nov for rent Families may board
themselves. o. will be furnished l,s The suOsef'-
Der at reasonable prices. The water OF The
sn,inp "a highly eellaied With sulphur and
iron. A. soon as il can he analysed, its ingfe-
d,enis will be more particularly made known.
The COLD and WARM BATHS are now
finished. offering great additional '"d"eeme"t
70 slsiisrs.
Tins spring is so wcllknown 10 the ci'isens OF
Iv,chir,ra aud the sn rounding country thAi r.
ny description Is decn'ed suoennou' 1t /" dc
r,a.dlv ,be most pleasant situation IN the neigh
lafbeod and offers many inducements o" ne
.rore of health. as well Us oi recreation 10 per
.,.,s :, y,,,, The sprnls during the GUNNER
-. OAKLAND i ATE
July =
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NEW BOOK =.

YUNHE subscriber has ngan IN pleasure Of an
& no,mciag chs friends n1id II public IN
general, The as,iua cfhc Joito~ing AeV Boohs,
ris:
Herbert Lacy, anoreibytt the authorof CRANKY
m rolls
Confession o InnoH Mad n noeet IN Q ,ols
1ht HumoiUs Of EWopt', tnie Of colonial
times, by on Ethiopian IN ; rois.
Sayings nnd Do'ngs or Sketches from life,
HiriSerieS. IN iOis.
Lord Byron and some IF his contemporaries,
Nth recoHeeiionof me ahthor'Shfe, and If has
uistt0 Haiyby Leigh Hunt. m lrot
The 0'BrionS andhe OFinhertys. a national
tale by LAZY Morgan an i rob.
The nbore together auh many Other New
Books. bare jtld been received md arr nom for
sale at the cheap Book anil Stationary Soreof
CH4S 4. u IIHERS.
- 4 variety of cOteured toy books jor chit
dreu
MAY 10
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Dec IL

n WILL sell from 300 10 $40 acres Of uncicsr-
n ed land, lying in Bedford county. thrcf
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is we'll adapt
ed 10 the culture of Tobacco and the different
kind o gram usually cultivated IN the nelghbor
mood IS we'll watored, and lies better than any
tract OF It's size IN this part ofthe country. II Is
80 situated ns to he entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy raius OF high water The ternls
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon d small payment Ia hand,
Enquire OF the subscriber, one mile aud a halt
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. ts2Y
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VIRGINIA Al the rules held in tho clott's Office
nf tho county court of Bedford, thu day of June.
Is2s. Hesekah pchsnaon, Vincent JnurdAn, Joshua
Notifies and Lucinda his nie, Pit. against Mary Ann
ruirdan Lucy Jnurdan, exor. Of Absalom Iourdan,
decid, john Jonrdun, Slshwell 1nurdan William
Joltlan, uaey JouTdln, aud Jeremiah Jourdau dfts
IN chaneerY,
Thu defendant stshN ell jonrdan not having entered
lis appearance according TO tue aet OF somby and the
res ofihs court aud Appearing hy satisfactory csi-
dence thai he IL not an Iuhhhtaatut this country il is
ordered tina, the tad deie1aat do appear here on the
-. lny Of tho hcSt August torn hnd answer tho h of
fae l.uEs md hatA copy Of ihs order be foriN, th
isssrt-d tho Lynchburg NrFnm for two months sue
.Asels and posted At the font door Of the court house
Offiis county, on two successive court DAYS.
70 AropS--Tcste, Ro. E. MIfGHfIL.C G
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Fresh Garaen Seed.

kNHoMAS J. DUVAL has lately received
y from Messrs. Thorburn & Son, N.York,
supply OF Fresh Garden Seed, neatly pu,
up Catalogues Of which may he bad at his
store. Also an additional supply of Drugs,
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-stNfs, Perfums-
ry, &c. which makes his assortment eolaI ia
any ever offered in this place.
Dec. 81. tso4
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ALBalGHT'S
Col,V,M LAX nSRUP.

ruynIs Medicine, for The short hne' ffs
hesn Le,ore the Public has y fovcd rtseli
.,ostior 10 Panaoas, aud other remedies, 10
,nrba depree rs 10 give confidence TO Inc ffo-
nrieto, that IT'S efficacy alone VIII support us
a.,,.c,,is ned merits II is The most nseiulspfihg
=, .e,,o,,n Alternative ever yet discovered. u
- ga n,rfecIty innocent that 10 EVIL eject hoed
he ,nnrehendcd from it, when appledagrcedbly
TO The directions. ltinay be gwen, without any
nnnrebeusion to The most IendeT infant, OF Zee
BILE adult .,,
Inc COLUMBIAN SYRUP viii relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
erosis Carries, Tor nlcefatlons OF the n"nes'l
E,ns,s Evil. or Scrofula, Rheumatic affections OF
,be head. and system generally Syphilis, Mcr-
enri,l. and all complaints otiginaiingin the I'M
nroner use Of Mercury; Ulcers of the mouth Il
;hreat White Swelling cancerons, aud inve'r-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Lars d'seas
Is Of the Skin Liver complaints Jauodice Ia
digestion, and Debility.
Asa general depurative article, or purlher
nj the blood. this medicine possesses invaluable
powers IL improves the appetite, aud kaS the
remarkable Quality of deprlslng the skin OF that
yellow bilious tint. which Is 50 common 80 bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above emu
raernied, il is also recommended rs n remedy Tor
thar affecting disorder the liberated sore head
under which children suHer the most excr iciatne
rornents for years
Each bottle ofthe renun. Medicine has n lab
81, representing Ito Eagle aud the Hydra, with
nv signature.
II pmoE S3rER HorrtE asn $50 PER poz-
". JACOB AIBRIGHf
M l02. Arch Street, near 1hud, Pha
sa %.
The subscriber has just received large guam
,i,y ofthe Columbian Syrup; and is the a
cent for this section of country.
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Pos, Office,
Oct. %.