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,,.nortort cures effected by j. Albrights Columbian
Svruppublished that knowledge OF the same may ac
Quaint the afflicted ofan eiItc'ual remedy 90 1910
LDber Dublin To,rnshi .li9ntgg 20 Fi aug. 90 90
! Abuph,-Slr deem it lns,. to add another 'es.'-
rno,v to the invaluable efficacy ot your meuc'nS' ue
Columbian syrup, which cured me OF an ulcersea sore
throat with which was afflicted or near WE'VE 'o''''
nreyous without the least benefit from medcal anu .nI
disease still increasingly need not mention, tue extent Oh
nv disease, as you have published many similar cases Dc
fore, and it the case OF Nlr. John iilnh'e ' "
Ab;no,on township in this county, winch ndced me 10
,rv vour Svrup remedy valuable as your svrup Is,
ogh, to be made publicly known you are wherefore a,
liberty to make of this communication as sou 's
think proper, it being UPWARDS OF e'Sht mo"hS SINCE
cure was pei'eo'e'' V's GEORGE DuNNETT.
Philadclnia Sept. A. l828
A., Au,r;rht-Tha unexpected, and may add the
,lnnst pexmpcd success that has attended le use :"
YOUR "Coumbian Syrup III the case NJ my ''e ausner
has induced address myself to you, WIN tle fr
sion that il may be known 70 the Puuhe a''""a5S ~
bodily benefit OF others. , -. . :.+oa
About twelve months since the infant was Vacc'ae. ~
but the vaccine virus was. from some cause p' iu " 81
she opprat,un the arm and throat became sWeeu ana
painful which resulted first in small phpes ana tnen III
ulcers accompanied with offensive and colous discharges
from both ears, that the whole extent 'ha nay v.
toned was complete ucer but by the blessing oi ,.oNi
ence and the use your invaluable syrup the child IS re-
stored 10 its former health, which appears to be erma-
nent Yours respectfully WILLIAM y. yASpAuM.
North Fourth, near Noble street
PulLAuELrHIA, Sept z, 1928
Mr. j. Albrght--The unparalleled success when mas
attended YOUR Columbian syrup in my family, induces me
togvc you this public aestaton OF the se' i"aS''u'
as NAV prove beneficial to others - =. c,
Nv yf. was afflicted with Rheumatic affection OF the
head for UPWARDS of fifteen years. from which she couu
get no rele from other remedies has been cured ny "s
use Of syrup and has tmes s ,or were uscr
babe. ,. . ,h ,hov,
The success which attended your medicine in the anos'
case induced procure it for one OF my sons, os
th fifteenth wear of his age wio when he was about o
weeks cd got cold, which affected his hearing au pro
duced gathering in his head attended with violent Pa'
and occasional discharge from both ears, attery from III
rht ear since using your syrup the discharge has stop
ped, and his hearing is better - c,,,,,,p1
(syned) ,i-. ri'i..r ~ D. 'Tn .r.rth s..
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
Yurnpike Dividend.

vEVHE President and managers of the New Castle
u and Frenchtown Turnpike, have declared D.
vidend on the Capital Stock of the Company for
the last six months at the rate of six per cent per
annum, which will be paid by the Treasurer to the
Stockholders or their legal Representatives at any
time after 25th inst.
JAMES COUPER, Treasurer.
, New-C Castle, Sept. Is, 1923. 46-5t'
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
EUROPE.

The state of Europe is extremely unsettled
There is much reason to expect the war will be more
widely extended.
Russia is pushing vigorously her conquests in
Turkey When we consider that it has been the
settled policy-the darling object OF Russia for
more than hundred years, to extend her power 10
the sou,h-sea especially to possess Consan'nople'
and the key of the Black sea into the Medlterrane-
an, it cannot be supposed the Emperor viii be re-
strained by any considerations short OF force lelt or
apprehcnded, from pursuing his victorious march to
that city. We cannot suppose that france anu
England will permit this 1t seems to us 'mpossi
ble Their councils must be stultfed IT they allow
that Colossal power, that now bestrldes halt the
earth, to get quiet possession of those most np"r-
tant and commanding positions. now IN the hands
of Turkey. Austria. too, would, on tnls point De
the natural opponent of Russia, she be not brbed
by part of the spoil to activity with Russia or to ST.
lence Could Austria. leaving Constantlnople aud
the northern portion Of the Turkish possessions to
Russia, take for herself those Oh the Gull OF Vehice
the temptation would be extremely powerful
Even should France and England threaten war.
will that arrest the advancing arms "t Russia
Would not Michael risk war rather than iorego
the chance Of clutching his prey? Weare much m
clined to think Russian commerce may be a1ect'
ed-but Russia herself is almost invulnerable.
Nine thousand French troops have sailed 10 the
Archipelago. Others are to follow. Are they To
protect Greece from the Turks. or to protect Turkey
| from the Russans2 We onk with great anxiety Tor
the promised manifesto of England and France.
Fill Record.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03

III, clay or mould of variety Of colors, ntermIx-
ed with some sand, and likewise a substance much
resembling Fuller's earth. This stratum at first
was nearly white. After penetrating it about two
feet it became darker and extremely hardIand COM
pact, also very adhesive and capable of being cut
in very thin pieces with knife. In this stratum at
1863 feet passed few inches of sand, but below to
III feet the stratum the same again-l7l to "a,
strata same as above--84 to 192 sand, shells and
mould, in this stratum we found shells of almost
every variety found in this vicnty-also what ap-
peared to have been whole crab, but broken by
the instrument in getting it up The claws we're
very perfect. so that the joints might be worked by
the finger also bone of about two inches in length
and evidently broken, supposed to be the bone OF
deer: also pieces of wood in high state of preser-
vation, apparently cypress-l92 to 1874, sand and
mould internixed, inches of sand and stones, ap-
parenty in rapid state of formation-194 to 1885,
mould and sand very hard, Of greenish color-l96
to 1879, alternate strata of mould and sand, contain
ing many stones, apparently forming rock-l9o to
2O1, sand and clay, in alternate veins, containing
much water-2Ol to 2O2ii, clay of light pale color
-2O2a to 2O3a clay and mould, OF dark color,
very hard and beautiful the division Of the color
was very distinct, and also from 205a to 2O6, the
same as from 2Ol to 202a.
The soil alluded to called clay, is in all probabili-
ty formation of vegetable and mud OF the Msss-
sippi have found that when dry it becomes very
light, and some of it has much the appearance ol
wood or other vegetable substance.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
Ha, risbaugh Statesman.
WIZ, P.ARDONING POTTER.

General Jackson says he pardoned all the con,
demned but five. The record says he executed AL
that was condemned. To reconcile those things his
friends say that he had no power to pardon.
Gen. Jackson. pardoned.
His friends. You had no power to pardon,
The Law. They might have been pardoned.
The fact. None we're pardoned.
Huzza for Jackson, and Jackson reasoning.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
TALL GOODS

sch os hue black brown drab and mixed cloths, and
c,npres sa,tineit white, green. red and yellow han
nels bazes blue and brown camblcs, tartan p'a's' ,wi
ed and plain colored bombazeus twi'led ana pam PIECE 9
ditto Al point blankets 3d. d. lO4 III A, l2'f ana 10
rose ditto gros de maps e,aneens iutesrBs, forencSs'
strip and plaid silks black bonoaznes' threat anu oop
net lace Nankeen and Canton grapes and shawS mero
1onr and square shlws barangcs, fancy sk iKls' anu
.carf Grret and plain SWISS, canbck and JAG 'net mus
Inns. bangup cords, bed ticking, Irish linens and sheet
ing Russia sheeting, diapers and crash lo-f slee.ng
S.rsdnwn Valencia Marses and silk vcstinga carpetn
oves nphans callcoes umbrellas cotton, wosted ana
Six hose aud domestic goods Of every description all OF
which are worthy Of inspection, aud will be sold at sna
advance wholesale and retail at their sore' NO AoA'
Market street Wilmington. .eo
n B. Bes, quality of live geese feathers always on hand.
0Ay-The Village Record Pa. will insert the ABOVE
/, mnntbs and forward their bill to II. Porter x Son.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03

DoOk OlOTc, NO. y NldIKeL Dtfcel, VIII
mingon, variety of
Books and Stationary,
AMONG WHICH ARE :
FAMILY BIBLES, splendldy bound, from C3 TO $40.
Scotts do. do 8 vol quarto,
Gol.lsmths animated Nature, S vols
Gil Blass, vols with "a copper plate engravings
Rollins Ancient History, vols. 8 vo. gilt,
Mosheims Ecclesiastical History, vols vo. gilt,
Josephus : vols vo, gilt and vols, IL mo gilt,
Common Prayer Books, various sizes and binding,
Psalms & Hymns, do. do.
Domestic Encyclopedia, 5 vols. 70. gilt,
Hoopers Medical Dictionary, last edition,
M'Kenzies Five Thousand Receipts,
Lempreres Classical Dictionary,
Buchanan's Domestic Medicine,
Bowditchs Navigation, 6 edition,
Goods Book Of nature,
Don Quixote a vols. gilt 18 mo.
Burns Works, Brands Chemistry,
Ures Chemical Dictionary, 9 vols. 8vo.
Mrs. Heman's Poems vols, 12 no.
Shakespeare Plays, Q vols. 8 vo.
DO. do. g. vols 18 mo.
Scutt's Infantry Drill, do. Rifle Drill,
Walkers Dictionaries, large and small,
Geogaphys (of all kinds Arthmetics Jack Hailyards
1esianents, English Readers and lntroductons,
Spelling Books & Primers, States, Blank Books, OF vari'
Gus sizes,
Cyphering and Copy Books, Pocket Books,
Mathematical Instruments, 1uners Scales DlVIders,
Fine Penknives, Razors and Scissors,
White and blue bonnet boards, Bristol, do. Gold Leaf
Gold Edging and points, Embossed Paper,
Ivory Folders, Parchment, Magistrates Blanks,
Together with large assortment of Writing, Letter
Printing and Wrapping Paper &c. &c.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
KENTUCKY.

correspondent of the Kentackian has commanica-
ted several interesting tables, showing the actual
number of voters in each county OF the State the
number of votes given in each at 'he late eleetrf,
and the maorties in each for the two canddates tor
Governor.
The whole number of voters in the State, estiras.
ted from official returns, is Sc. 227.
The whue number of votes given at the late elec-
ton for Governor, was II, III.
Less than the whole number of voters oOos'
General Metcalfe had majories in - coanties
and Mr.. Barry had n,ajorities in SO counties
In the 45 Administration counties there are
a.. .41e voters of these only Al $3.50 voteo--o,o&S
voters in those counties neglected TO vote
In the SO Jackson counties, only 5000 voters
neoIectrd to vote for Governor
In II Jackson counties the number Of votes giv-
en- was only II less than the f,N strength Of those
| counties.
In % Administration counties 2.10T voters neg
! lected to vote for Governor. And in q Aam'nsa@
tration counties, 1924 voters neglected to vote
In some of the Jackson counties more votes weres
returned than belong to these counties-as Ada'fs
Campbell, Franklin, and Jefferson. In the lAts--s
county the difference is 2s's
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
TUST received and for sale at R. PORTER and
- Sons Book Store.
THE BLACK BOOE

Or Continuation Of Travels, in the United
States.
By Mrs ANN ROYALL, Author of Sketches of
History, Life and manners, in the United States,
and the Tennessean.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
Vol. III.
Hicks a. Blandy,

Beo leave TO unm their friends and the publlc gen.
orally. that they have just received IN addition
TO their former stock, an excellent
assortment OF
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
NEW JERSEY.
From, the Trenton True Mncr;can.

FrOn1 The ITeff01 4 IFue V77rfT,tdn.
The Jackson men making some splendid cal.
culations in relation to the vote Of New jersey.
They have erred wilfully or ignorantly, ~ ,sir
estimates From recent advice. axe Gre, 3re,4
to say that in the Electoral al S lgreasaaa! cleo
ton, the following is very ,ro1e-ate computation.
if the administration party unt AT tie polls.
Bergen, 500 Essex, 1000; Morris, zoe Nor. \,
set, 100 Middlesex, 400 Honmoctk. 80 .a...
lington, 1900 Gloucester, fnA 5alein, 30us G4n-
berland $50: Cape Siay, $50 making 4I50 yaa~
iority in the administrator count'ea While a ,an
jackson counties, the vote wli mest probably 's
nearly as follows :-SuSsey 200 ---E 4rren sly );
Huntertlon, about balanced Leaving majority
in the state, of at eas S55D voters which is mucii
less than could be obtained. il all voters were
out for we have at least 5000 majority OF votables
of New-Jersey on our side.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03

We would earnestly impress il unon every good
citizen, who has inclined to Gen. Jackson, TO re-
consider the ground on which he standS-to divest
himself of prejudice, and to ask his own heart ie
thjnos are not now well And IL there is not GER
tain danger in the revolution proposed Then to-
act as conscience shall dictate.
To the friends of the Administration we would
recommend renewed zeal. 0ei- Be not weary in
well dolng--orr prospects of suc ess are fair, and
we have reason to hope all will be- we'll.
VNage Record,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03

The Jackson men lately forged and ppblishsd
commission ot IT, States Attorney for Jackson from
President Washington II is procsd 20 be cJorgefy.
Washington is made to say that reposing apeeiai
trust in the learning and integrity OF Andrew Jack
SON., &c. Ii is an absolute forgery. Jackson was
never appointed to any Office By Washington aFs
McNairv was the United States Attorney OK Eenc-
essee appointed by Washnston.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03

EIbozy Room--Such are the enormous sleeves
now worn by the Partisan bellies, AND such ls the
space they consequently occupy, that box at the
opera. which usually contained six viii now, ii is
said only accommodate four ladies, fashionable ar
tired.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
TO EMICRANTs AND sETTLEN

I, A valuable tract of unm a.
|, proved Land, lying az the $50
narrows Of GiNo Crok, ""
/. within eight miles Of llo -
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
PRosPECTUS.

THE WEsrERS TmLER IS the only paper in
this region, whose chief object is the diffusion OF
AgriogltnraL Information. In this view, the pro-
prictor, encouraged by men of Judgment and IN
ielhgence, to expect suppor,-thinks It has some
claim upon the patronage and favorable opinion of
the cultlyator ofthe soil, the owner of lands, and
all others who are DESTROYS Of unfolding and i'm
proving the farming interest, and the rural arts.
The purpose and principles ofthe Tiller are ex-
hibited in the following particulars.
|. Its chief object viii be, to increase the stock
of Agricultural Knowledge.-To do this, 1t will
publish articles, either original or selected upon
the various branches ofagrculture; record the i'm
provements ofthe day; and notice the progress OF
Invention.
II. 1t viii support, by all proper means, A.
merlcan Manufactures, and American Produc-
tons.
III. II Will endcavor 10 advance the cause OF
Internal improvements, whether originating in ma
tional, state, or individual enterprise: II viii,
for this purpose, notice the objects, extent and u
tiiy of those great works for facilitating inter-
course, commenced or in prospect, throughouttho
United States.
". On Politics, it will publish nothing except
those matters Of tact or theory, universally inter
csting, and universally instructive
V. Miscellaneous matter, it will publish enough
TO give the current events ofthe day, and relieve
what might otherwise be thought the dullness OF
the solid and useful
This plan Improperly pursued, will it's thought,
furnish paper, at once various instructive, and IN
teresting.
The Proprietor has already received the official
appreciation Of the Hamilton County Agricultural
Society and he trusts that he shall not look m vain
for support among those, to whose benefit bis pa
per is slngy devoted.
u Subscriptions received al this Office.
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BURR MILL STONES,

4. 4 L. PIJhEI,
Wheeling. january 2nd lS2S. Its
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Dl'. RWSk'S

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pre-enmence over other remidios, tie Bm-.
inserts the following copy of letter. d,,.i
BALTIMORE CITY, 9ih june l..
Dear Sir: ] feel It my duty 10 acaao-i
the great benefit l have derived from m,
DIR. Rush's Anti Dyspeptic Pills lhau
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the advice of several physicians, none of Il,
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had made use also of all the popular brr
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nv sleep restored, and in the course ola n
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Omor,er, ond twelve miles Of Whce.n-, nu-
county, Va. containing $50 ACRES a c
Cor salc.-Ths tract wa. selected lnl oo
reserved, from among several thousand
QUO Of lhe first settlers of that noigIbo-lo
account Of iis quality, and the advantage -
sesscs. About 90 acres he in a perfect rl 81
the whole consists ofthc peculiarly rich soA
feet in depth, which Is the chaucienstir Of
country. Grave Creek takes long cousctr
IL, aifordlng a succession Of wator-powen
great facilities for improving them, and D. D.
on this spot abound with iron ore. ThoBlh
and Ohio Rail Road, NOW commencedl 1l
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal must nccesslaj
LAT no great distance: and tlie vicinity be
ready pOpulous 1t presents first rate prof.
one or more settlers. As the proprietor
rous to sell, a very reasonable price SOD
ceptcd, if applied for by the first Of No'1
next. For further particulars apply ~
the editor Of this paper or IN person or
70 William Abbott, No. lo7, South fooIil 81
Philadelphia.
August u, 1922.
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POTTER'S

THIS MEDICINE has stood the test Of eTDeri-
eucc t0r more than three gears past, aHd has
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ties, have been acknowledged by the expe-
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restriction in diet is not required nor does it IN
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I'm KING EVIL or SCROFULA, NECROSIS or DIS
EAsED BONES, MERCURIAL DISEASES, RHEUHA-
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LIyGs, SYPHILIS in its secondary stage, ISDIGEs-
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to debitated and nervous affected persons.
The discovery of preparation adapted to that
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The numerous testimonials already shown 20
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS
The wonderful reputation and demand for this
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cuted by the geOmetric bqthc, with the words
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the cork cannot be drawn without detacing this
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when IL Is not torn or otherwise injured
Price 50 per Bottle, or $50 per dozen:
o. Printed directions are on Tie Bottles.
Communications from any part Of the world
post paid. and orders for medicine VIII be pune
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SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS
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IN PhLadayhia,
Rv Issac Thompson, corner of ID and Market
Robert Pearsail, jr. corner Of Sd and Market
r. w Dyott come Of ID and Race.
Samuel p Griitits, ~. corner Of cth and
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H. VI. Zollickoiler corner of 9th and Pine.
Fullerton 4 Claxton, Market street
II. MCHntocl, corner Of 9TH and Calowhil
Thomas Evans, corner of Sd and Spruce,
S. c. Sheppard, No. l07 south 9th.
=. Williams. corner of 81 and Almond
T. Crowell. corner of 9Th and South
George Alellor, corner of 9Th and Ualnut.
Budd West, corner Of 81 and Walnut
Thomas Cave. corner of 9th and Market.
Edward Pryor, Northern Dispensay.
A. NJ. x T. l. Cohen, Market street.
For sale by
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$50 REWARD.

VNvR AS stolen from the pasture of the Sub
w scuber on Butf,lo Creek, about three miles
foa West Alexandra, on the night of The 18th OF
AUGUST. a bright souol mare, 10 years old OF up
wards, bout 10 hands high in fine order, with q
tolcr b's long tal, small star on her forehead, q
very small white streak between her nostrls, ex-
tending to her hp: one of her hind feet white up
O, ihe pasiem Joint, and natural uotier.
The above reward win be paid for the mare and
ileC and ten dollars and oil reasonable expenses
for ihc delivery OF the mare alone.
JOHN HUPP.
Wheeling, September g, 1893. q