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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
by FLETCHER * TOAER.

Through the top in each room is hole three inch
es IN diameter, 10 communicate with other hives
which may be set on the top This large new
hive placed ON new q lows below the old ones,
about foot from the door, through which bored
n new set of holes, seven in number, and lad n
| smooth planned board between the bottom board ot
| The hive and the door, that nothing should inter.
rupt their passage. Now, 10 REMOVE the hive with
such an enormous quantity OF bees, ard heavy
with honey, was no small labor.-But il mus, be
limo. obtained the assistance of an experienced
bec-ksepbr, IN the common way to assist me, and
with lie aid of thick gloves, and hlndng up onr
faces we commenced the work 1t was about the
| middle OF n hot day III July, and the bees were ou
all owe. the hives and board. We first took the
spare hive which they had partially filled and
placed II over the room NJ one end of The new one
w then, with great caution, removed the boari on
which the manag one STOOD to the new hive,
and placing end Of IT the TOP lifted the old
hive carefully on 10 the ceure of HE box, and plae-
ed Il over the hole IN the top. W" We're slightly
stuag IN the operation, but the bees, after beng
properly placed, soon became settled. We then
left them, uni The next doy, with some common
lime mortar and trowcl | plastcred all around
the base The Old hive SO that avenue of es
cape vas open except throAsh the new one The
other 1--we that had been partially filled, CLOSED IN
the same manner.
Tow hal two Old hives placed over two OF the
rooms n the new one all one family, with open
communication to each part. The en'rnnrc from
| ii'e door was common To each room. HE hole
through the tor OF the vacant room WIS covered
with board nd made FOR that purpose. The bees
ulkeltm wokwith great industry increasing enor-
| moasly. think it was the most numerous hive
ever saw In less than a month. the uain npaft
ment under the old hive was completely filled down
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

The ausic Of our naive shore,
4 taausenl lovely scenes cndaarsi
1, ,nagie tones II mnrnars Ger
The visions ofoor ea,ly years,
lhe love If youth.
!. Wfeathss agan the hrwcrs we wfca'hed,
l.. .ailh55d's bright unclouded day
ltb.eathes agaln the VOWS We brenthcd
a. fancy $ shr.ne. when hope was JOY,
And whispered Truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
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IOHGI'ICAT..
SONG

SoNti.
The strains we hear in foieign lands,
No echo from the heart can claim,
The chords ere swepl by strangers hands.
And kindle IN the bfeas, no flame,
Sweet tboush they be.
No fond remembrance wakes to fling
IL hallowed influence % or the chor Is,
a ia spirit touched the string,
breathing IN SOFT harmonious words,
Wild melody.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11
NEW GOODS.

ALL persons wanting DRY GOODS,
ere requested to call at the cheap Store, No
1903 Market street, where they will find
an extensive and well selected assortment Of
FaH Goods, which are comprised in part
Of the following described articles;
Sup. French Merinos, variety Of colours,
Double width English do do.
Single do extremely low,
sdperhne black Bombazine at fifty cents per
yard,
Assorted coicured Cireassians q Bombazets,
Blue and brown Camblet,
Goats Hair. Do of superior qrality,
kattinets and Lastings,
Ifith an assortment Of
SnpcrhRe broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
some Of which are at least 80 per cent low
or than could be purchased six months
pgc.
a large lot Of 5attncts & FlAnncIs at redu-
csd prizes,
Blankets, Flushing, Baizes and Frises,
Ne. inc Shawls OF various sizes, colours and
qualities, uncommonly cheap, such as have
generally brought Sl2, he will now sell at
So, others in propoiti,u.
Tibet and English Merino 5hawls,
Fancy psfgislsiF.- as.d- BaysEe do
Thibrt Wool and Brooklyn do
Fancy Goods, Palmarine and Grape do
SILK and Velvet Vesiing.
Black Gros de Swi,z, Lustrings q Mantuas,
black Gros de Maps at 37i crnta per yard.
Coloured Gros do Maps and Flcrcnces at so
cts. do do
J.evartues, Shenshaws Eni Sattins Some
Of those silks are al redusIion Of IS per
cent from last years prices.
French and London Chintzea,
4 variety Of Plain and fancy Caiicoes Of low
prices,
Irish Linens. Long Lawns and Linen CAM
brick,
CAmbrick Muslins Swias and Jsconst do.
Linen and Linen Cambriek Hdkfs
bobhinet md Bobbnet Laers.
Pongee, Flag and Band ana Hdkfs.
Cravats, Cotton. Flag and Madras do
aIerino, woollen, worsted d cotton HosierS
Merino Borders and Cotton Fringe,
Ladies HoskinE and Beaver Gloves,
Gentlemen's Woodstock, Blu, kskin and Kid
Cloves,
Ingram, Venetian and Cottnn Carpeting,
Heavy Ticking, Pi,sburg Cords and Bea.
verteenS,
Bieached and brown Muslins, aome yer,
good at CT cents.
An assortmen. of Ladies CloaSs always or
hand.
HENRY HICKS.
y. n-Dcai Feathers Oct. es-if
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

vans and sold to David Eas born and Abei
Jeans, and Herewith to a corner for Joseph
Lyman, and Herewith to a corner for X
Phillips land, and Herewith to the place Of
beginning ;-con,aining one hundred and if
ty acres, two roods and nineteen perches,
inclusive Of the meeting house lot. be the
same more or less, forty acrts OF which IL
woodland, the remainder in a good state If
cutivStion, and under good fcncing, with
good and substantial stone dwelling house,
frame barn, carriage house. corn cribs,
&c. alsr good frame tenement the con
C. ec,ed ;-1here has also recently be,
plan ed on said farm, young orchard of
well selected fruit trees, and quantity Of
young thorn h. dye. The fa,m is situate
wi hin one mile Of the Brandywine Chaly
beate Springs, and about three miles from
the city OF Wilmington. Seized and taken
in execution as the property OF John Kinscy,
sen. deed. and to he sold by
MARI us l.. CAPELLE, Shift.
Now Castle, December ~, 1889,
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MORISON'S UNIVERSAL VEGITA-
Bile MEDICINE, imported from Joadon for
tbs cnro and prevention OF Consumption. Cho-
lera M rbns, Inf ,inmation, dyspepsia, Fevors,
Agues, Bill ious or Nervous Affections, and all
diseases ofthe Livogi Gout, Rheumatism; Drop
sy,ApoplcSy, Palsy, and all Female complaints,
Asthna Constipaied Bowels. Worms, & Jaun-
co; FistuIa, Piles Kings's Evil, scurvy, Syph
llis in all its stages,a all cutsneouB disorders;
IN short, every complaint TO which man is sub.
jcct
The Hygelan System OF Physiology, upon
which tho efficacy Of these medicines is esiab.
lislied recognizsd only one real deseaac 10 which
man is linble, via tho impurity ofthe blood, on
nected with the sordered state Of tho digestive
organs, from whence arises every disease, OF
whatever form or name.
The Universal Medicines curo because they
ramorn the corrupt humors. aud allow the frec
cir ulsiion Of the blood, being composed tirn
| ly Of vegetable after, or medicinal herbs, they
arc periecily harmless in their n ture. easy "
their operation, and certain in their hcnifir'a
effects TO which fact thouss nds cnn attest. Al
dseascH yield To their mild, but suhduiug pow
era while health and strength return, To rende
life a rseahle, and the d. position cheerful.
These medicines are 10 @ Ind Of tho Agent
only (who arc specially nppuinied y DR..
SHEPPARD Most the sole Hygeiun delegate 10 Ill
Unl ed State, al New YORK; win directions 10
their use in packets Of pills at nne, o, anC
throc dollars each, it'll tho Vegetable Cleansi
Powders, at 37i cent onrh box.
T. Bri dloy. No. 1879 South Third street. noa
Lombard street J. S renRe. No. Sc North EiRh
street nchr Arch street, Agents at Philadelp 10
and john Hazlett. No. l, Market street, VII
ming on Del.
Likewise can bc Ind Of tho Agents Motiso
mann, or Family Advisor of tho British C"leg
Of HEALTH" third edit on 700 pa es 8v pric
two dollars and flly Gel is, and Practical Proc
at 37i cents cuch
CAUTION
The rublic arc particularly cautioned aEains
Q spurious medicine, purportng 10 be uorison'
Pills. vended by severn. oraons in the city a
none are genuine but those sold by the Agent
ne hhnvo stated. Nov Ply
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11
Stc0im's Pan0cea.

For the cure Of Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Syphilitic ami Mercurial diseases, Rheumat.
ism, Ulcerous sores, White Swcllines. dis
eases of the Liver and Skin, general siebili-
", &c. and all diseases ayising from inn
purity Of blood.
1t is recommended in Internal diseases
where the lungs and breast ave supposed
to be affected, and also where the constitu-
ton is broken down by the in judicious use
of quinine, bark, mercury, &c.
BescGre Of Imhosition
TJ-SwAIM's PAEAcEA is in round bottles,
nuted longitndinallY, with the following
words blown in theglass:--" Szvaint's Pana.
cca--Phiiada." having but one label which
covers the cork. with my own signature on
it, so that the COZ k cannot be drawn without
destroying the signature, without which
none is genuine. This medicine NAV con-
sequently be known to be genuirs when my
signature is visible; 10 counterfeit tyhic6.
will be kunisha5le as forgery
The public are cautioned not to purchase
my Panacea, except from myself, accredited
agents, or persons OF known ,espectabilitv:
and all those will consequently be without
excuse, who shall purchase from any other
pc rsnnS.
My Panarca requires no encomium; Its
astonishing effects and wonderful operation
have drawn, both from patients and medica
ipraetitienets he highest Trspectabifity,
the most unquaiihed appreciation, and estab.
lished for it a character, which ebvy's pen.
though dipped in gall, can never tarnish
The false reports oncerning this valuable
medicine, which have been 50 diligently cir.
culated by certain phi, sicians, must have Their
origin eitherin envy or IN mis- hievous effect.
of the stnri9ls limitations. leave the pub.
lie to judge for themselves.
pledge myself to the public, and give
them the most solemn assurances that thi.
medicine does not contain mercury IN any
form whatever, and that il is an innocent pre-.
paration, not capable ofdoing the least injury
TO the tenderest infant. WIN. SWAIN.
The above Medicine may always be had
fresh and genuine by the dozen or single
BOTTLES, at N. JOHNSoN's Drug Store, No
30, Market.streei, Wilmington, sole agent.
Nov. I2-tf
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-, HtHueUHta, OCt. 2Stn, 10 81.
ms is to certify that have been afict-
ed tor several months p ST with sore eyes,
and used various applications without any
good elect, (some Of them in fact rtnaered
my eyes worse,) until procured b e
Weavtr's Eye Snlvc, prepared by Vau han
* Peterson, the frs application of which
gave me great relief. and BY continuin, it q
few nights it has en- irely cure, my eyrs.
GEORGE MILL
&. NJ. is eighiy.seven yrars old, his eyes
were 81 weak, and the discharge Of matter
so great, particularly in the morning) hat
he could scarcely see. This condition con
cont nued for several months, in spite of
the many applications he had us d.
Weave s Eye Salve Immediately rel eyed
him. and strengthened his eyes. which have
now an entirely healthy appearance.
Prepared from the original manuscript re-
cipes of the late Doctor John Weaver, by
the present pioprietors. Price IS cts. each,
and sold by f. B. VAUGHAN & Co.
NO. az Market 81. Wilmington, Del.
January, d--tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11
REAL ESTATE, AT
IPlEaDWAg nlA 2AhIAo

a VALUABLE plantation o. tract of laad
Situated IN Chi1stiana Hundred, New Castle
county founded by lands Of Benjamin Cham
dier, Nehemiah Deleplaine, William Weth.
al and others, on the centre road, leading
from the upper part of the county 10 WIZ
ming'on, one mile from Young's and two
miles from Dupont's establishments. contain.
ing enc hund ed acres. Most part of said
property Is in high state Of Utilization
There are on the premises, n reasonable
proportion Of timber the impr we'd land
cons eniently divided INFO lots by thorn hedges
and the lots well watered. There are on The
premises twelve acres Of natural meadow.
well watered, an excellent mill seat, a race
already dug; and watered by two streams.
The improvements arc convenien, stone
dwelling house, ~ by IS feet, cellered un
der, having three rooms on the frs,. and
four rooms and an entry on the second fiuors.
There is well Of excellent water at thr
kitchen door, and also at the barn ward.
issued BY pumps. Likewise large stone
barn, well finished, corn crib, smoke house.
graneries, and other out buildings. There
are on the premises young apple orchard
Of various kinds of fruit, cherry orchard and
peach orchard. This property might suit
for keeping dairy or grazing being within
five miles of Wilmington, and in neighbour
hood convenient to mills, factories and places
of religious worship. A further description
is deemed unnecessary
SAMUEL WILSON.
December ll--7m,
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Phiiad,Lhhfa, December 10th. 1899.
=, Y - II :"
Chairmakcr SOC N. Cd Stree,
Phii4drlnAfa, Nov. > MI. IL Q

a, I"HaurVlNIaI NOV. tn, 1872
WY right eye was lately attacked with
ve'y severe inflammation from cold Usnu
other means without any effect. was lc
commended to try v eavei's Eyc Salvc AID
Eye Water, to be procured of Waugh i. Z,
Peterson.
BY the use Of these valuable prrparat r,.
IN connection, the inflamnIa ion was ra dl,
reduced, and in few days NJ, eve wns
perfectly well am pleased to give nv
recommendation in favor OF these n,rdi
cines' which from my own experience, as
wen as the testimony Of others of IN, ac-
qnain'nncc' believe to be superior to all
others for affection ofthe eyes.
CHR. FIR. GEROERER,
No. Ar North Fifth Street.
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JUST RECEIVED.

a large supply of Swaim's genuine PAN
ACEAand VEKMIFUGE, which may be
had at NJ. JOHESON'S
Drug Store, No. go, Market street, VIII
mington, sole agent.
ALSO-A large and general assortment
of Drugs, Chemicals, and Patent Family
Medicines, fresh and genuine. All of which
will be sold on the mos, reasonable terms.
Orders from Physicians and country store
keepers promptly attended to.
Nov. 12--tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11
Dela,tare Fire Insurance Compa.

ny.
INCORPORATED BY the Legislature ofthr State
Of Delaware sviM cafifaiof
OSR HUNDRED IROUSAHD Dollars.
THE President and Directors are now rccciY-
ing applications for insurance at their Office
IN shipley street, next doc, but ono above the
Post Office, in Wilmington, aga INST IS by Fire
on every description Of buildings in general,
merchandise. shps in port, and their catgues,
household iur"nuTe aud other personal pro
perry; also sgainat loss or damage by inland
transportation ofgoods, wares, morchal dye aud
| country produce. ---
Terms Of lnsu' anec will be as f,vorabie as
| any of the companies in tho cities of Philadel-
phla or NJ W fork.-Parlies insured ma, rupoRe
tho fullest confidence in The sn,idlty Of it's can.
va anu thai all lostes will be promptly adj ST
ed by tho company.
VIM y Janyie ,ia Agent 81 vcy property.
| Castle.
LOWS II. Evans ia Agent to sur, oy property
10 be Insured, for town aud vicinity Of Elkton,
John CloaK, is agent 10 survey property 10 DO
insured, for tho town and VIC nifty of Smyrna.
Joseph jones is agent 10 survey property Il
Dc Dc, insured for tho town and v emily Of West
Chester.
Eliza Brooks i. agent to survey property TO
be injured 70 the town and vicinity Of Salem.
New jersey.
William Hewitt, Esq. is agent 10 survey prop
erty TO DO insured for the town and vicinity of
Eikton, Md.
JOHN Manlove, is agent TO survey property TO
20 cd for The town and vicinity of Dover.
DIRECTORS,
John Patterson, David Rush,
JohnF. G Pin, Thos. c. Alrchs.
Rober, Porter, David C. Wilson,
Joseph Ba Icy. VIM Chandler,
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
I'm. II. NendeHhaH, Sec'ry.
Dec. IL IT
DELAwARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IN addition 10 he ir usual course o. Insu-
| rance fer annu7i. the ah0vc Company have
made arrangements Tor making Permanent
Insnrcnees IN property; hereby for small
sum. assurances mnl b naiainnd. without the
trouble Of rene wing year BY year. This h.
cd is believed To BE- much more ndvanlaneo &
To the insured than III i.,rcr
w. A MENDENHALL s .c'ry
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f. AND possession Civ en- on or be-
NgET fore the first day Of March n. xt. all
AHGH that cnmmodious STORE.HOUSE.
ss-Es's now in the tenure Of the s,lbsc iber'
situate III tue comm rcial illage Of Leipsic.
10 any person wiShin, to CONNIE nee tho
mercantile bust e.s, this stand offers manv
sdNant"e'S Brsi IS the purchasing cf
''Ee naHiitics IT ain, w oil and s,ay9s. a
sg'-s M NJ sttre Go'Gs are annual, dis, On
4 q e this Place.
~ ~ 'efrs'"ry 90 mention all the d.
may 'h'' pnpsrii p SIS, sscs. There is
81 g''d Granul ard whiri tr the premis
eS' vince vessels Of can iteratle size ar,i,-
ana depart at pleasure. F. terms. appiv
!" E,,o JOHN MACLARY.
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WHEREAS,

By an act of the General Assembly of the
State oi Delaware, pissed at Dover, on the
90 h day OF January, A d. 1891, The Levy
ized to make hn public toll Bridge over
Naaman's Greek, free ofinil;-Therefor BE-
Il rsolv, aud ordained 10y be Levy Court
of New Cnsdlr Comfy, aforesaid hat thu
said Bridge over Nnsmnn's Gre, br and
is hereby m,dr mud declared to be free from
tolls from and after The 25h day ofMarrh.
1888. Provided however, hat the Phladpl-
phia Turnpkc Company, shall no, demand
or receive or make any hddilnn to their tolls
for said Turnpike, after the amour, for the
Bridge Toll is taken nff. And be il further
resolved. 'hotimmedi .rly af er the ADJOURN
mcnt ofthis Court, advertisement be inser .
ed in a, least two newspapers In the City al
Wilmington. tina, the Levy Court of se;d
County have caused the tolls over the suid
Bridge To cease from and fer che 2Sth day
o March, 1888; md that i; he thr duty al
the Clerk of the Peace. to have such adver.
iisemnnfs inserted ms aforesaid.
,SeD Castle County, SIS.
,.AassI,. do certify that the above I,
| S4eE@&> truly copied f ON the record o
-AN.Ss The proceedings Of the Levy
| ySsSsS&ES Court and Court of Appeal q
| TFisS said County. In tcstimnn,
whereof. have hereunlo set my hand anl
affixed my senl of office, at New Castle, I'll,
S0th day ofApril, A. d. 1882.
T. STOCKTON,
| Nav eff Clnrk ofihc Peace.
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BY virtue If a writ nj Lavari Facias to M.
directed will be- exposed to

ny virtue 81 n writ nj Lavari Facias to NJ,
directed will be- exposed to
PUBLIC SALE,
AZ me no sc 1T I'm NJ. NTH, in the cit
o. W wilmington n Catis.iaiia l,undtpd. a,
" S"neSday the i6,h day Of .J.nuar, next.
a 2"cinek ". all ,ha plautation, pl,,,
"l Par.' q land, situats iyihg ard tclip ID.
Chilstia a hundred af. sad VII al, is bc'u,-
led and desci lib, d rs ll.ws, 'oW,t \ pu.
mn. al corn stone Il n bt', Pniiius'
land thence by said land north six,y .1d a
halt degrees, asst fou teen p rchrs au,. tl,r.e
| hths 81 perch to the middle { he Ntw
pc | road, thence up the middle hereof h,
sald rhlihps' land "nith thirty-twc degrees.
w"st hiiy-Iline pe'chcs to a CORNER # VIM
phlliipS' and on the rlu line and with said
Philips land to corner stone, and with
SAID land to middle Of the entire road aud
tner' with to corner in said road of said
william Phillips other land, and in line
OF thomas Sen KS land, thence hy said Sc
mex S land to an old marked Spanish oak,
and south sixty nine and quarter degrees,
east TWEEN y-one perches to . corner stone in
the place Of an old Spanish oak, then e south
seventeen degrees, east one hundred and
s'xty-eight punches to a corner stone. and
south seventy-thrce degrees, east seven
perches and eight tenths 70 a corner stone
OF land OF J. r. Philips, bought of James F.
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lD@@G@@ DiHAANsS
PATENT VEGETABLE
laN1NWMAR10 P1hRS0

AFcPhfth w AS~fd A(tdHf DtuueJUIu1 nfntUts
fthcuma'is ism in all its varieties is ono of
those disorders 10 winch have paid particular
attention II isl very common complaint in
Mano where reside. and one which seems 10
I've little understood by tho faculty, Gudging
from their success in tho treatment) so Thai
m ny persons bceome useless before half their
days arc expended.
For tho disorder, now offer tho public a
safe. certain and efiectunl euro. l would not
however be understood, that all who have il
will mar be cured, for when tho constitution
ia broken down the vital functions impaired.
the joints dslocated or rendered motionleEs,
and tumors formed upon them, or til, cords
shrunk up and the muscles persisted, the case
fHay generally be considered as desperate, and
eau rarely b. cured, though they may often be
relieved by persovern application of tho ro.
medv. Nor is II to be supposed that eases of
many years standing without these effects can
be cured al once, where tho habit has b como
assimlated 10 tho nature Of the comp Amt for
in such case the whole habit Of ho body and
quality of tho blood must DO changed /; and
this must DO the work oftime.
THE FOLLOW ING GER TiFiCATE
III is presumed riH be satisfactory.
We the subscribers certify that Dr.. Doan's
Pills have been ely used by ourselves or ia
miles rseveral years and do consider Thorn
sufe and useful family medicines, especially
for the Rheumatism, in which complaint, IL
what VIC have experienced, seen and heard, we
consider them moro effectual than any thing
else we havo known used. and do think them
a vail able discovory--nnd for tho purpose of
extending their usefulness, and induce others
to try .hem we sub cribe to this certificate.
Surscr bod by Hon. George Thachor. Judge
of the Supreme Court ofM1ss.
Rpy. Paul Coffin. Doniot Divinitv. Tlnxton
Rev SiIas Moody, Arundel
Rev. Nath. Webster, Biddoford,
Rev John Turncr, do
Hon. Jeremiah Hill, do
Mr. lch. Fairfield, do
Edmund Collin, Esq. do
Capt Samuel Enc y, do
Mr.. Jeremiah Hill il. do
Capt James Murch, do
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
EDN ARD BRl\GHURST.
n" 1877. Market Street Opposite the Bank
of Delaware.
Dec 6
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highly Useful Apparatus.

Mr., GARDEL, French Chemist, Pupil
Of THENARD & RoDIeuET, has the honor to
infoum the citizens Of philadelphia and other
cities Of the United States, that, with the
appreciation and RECOMMENDATION Of the most
celebrated Chemists of Philadelphia, Doctor
R. Hare and Doctor Bache, he has properly
and conveniently fitted up an easy ApPara-
tus for the purpose of
DISINFECTTON.
That Apparatus reduced, and evidently
more conveniently consti ucted, than in the
form employed by he celebrated chemis'
Guytor de MORGAN, possesses the great adj
vantage OF disengaging at command the Chlo-
rine Cas- it destroys all fee id emauatons
from vegetables or animals. sick or dead
all miasmes propsgated by infected air,
(miasmes properly called, and those propa-
gated by an immediate contact, contagious
principies.J
1t decomposes all strange substances COM
bined with the atmospherieal air, and rem
ders it perfectly pure.
Every apparatus will be delivered, with
directions for use, undersigned with the hand
wiring Of the composer.
For sale at The Drug and Chemical Siores OF
L. BRlNGHURST, No. 1877,
And JOSEPH BRINGHURST.
No. 81, Market st. Wilmington.
July 17--tf