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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
The celebrated
RED LE.V.E.HE.EY.
Suherior TO all other Implications, !.

SUPERIOR TO all ofher 1dHfHcdHonS, JoT T.
RHE U1GA1ISJl,
Chilblains, Sprains, Numbness ofthe Limbs, +
Weakness and Stiffness Of The Joints, &c.
NUMEROUS CURES in all the above atfec- !
tons have come under the observation OF the
proprietors The following remarkable cure
of SEVERE RHEUMATIC AFFECTION, which
had baffied the most respectable medical aid
is deemed sufficient Recommendation to in
duce other sufferers to embrace the same /
means of relief.
My wife has been affected during the
greater part of this winter with severe
Rheumatic inflammation, commencing in the
| right foot and ANGLE and extending to the
whole limb. 1t also occasoned great deal
of weakness and soreness in that side of the
lbody and back. There was great deal of
pain and swelling in the joints, and she was
entirely disabled of the use of the limb, and
Obliged to make use of crutch for four OF
five weeks. She used various preparations,
land had for several weeks the attendance of
la Physician, but all without receiving any
benefit. As last resort she begun the use
Iof Vaughan & Peterson's Red Linement, the
first bottle of which proved of great service,
reducing the swelling of the Joints, and reliev-
! ling the pain entirely which had before been
$50 great as to prevent her from sleeping: it
, also enabled her partly to dispense with the
lcrutch. After using the second bottle she
only had occasion to resort to the crutch
when going up stairs, and after the use of
four or five bottles has laid it aside atogeth-
err, and is entirely cured by this valuable Lin
e ement. The extraordinary relief afforded
her induces her to wish her case made pub
lie that others suffering with this painful and
distressing disease may know where to find
a remedy for it
CHARLES R. DANENHowER,
400 N. I'd st
The following statement of a remarkable
cure of PARTIAL PALSY OF LIMB, by the
use of this Linement, is from VIM. L. Nor
, ton, a we'll known and most respectable
Magistrate of Southwark, and is another adj
ded to the many proofs already laid before
the public of the efficacy of this valuable APP
plication. The communication of Mr.. Nor
ton, is worthy of particular attention on ac-
count of the source from which it comes and
the nature of the affection relieved.
MESSRS. VAUGHAN & PETERSON,
GENTLEMEN.
During several weeks suffered partial
!, paralysis of the right arm, and of the third
and fourth fingers of the right hand which
sensibly affected the whole power of the lat
ter. Writing became to me difficult task,
which could not execute but with greatly
diminished legihility. The use of half bot
tie of your RED LINEMENT, gave me entire
relief, and cheerfully bear this testimony to
its efficacy Should it be equally effcacious
in removing the other complaints for which
lit isrecommended as remedy, it is invalua-
|ble.
Respectfully yours,
! WIN. L. NORTON,
272 South Front street.
Sold on agency by
E. B. VAUGHAN & Co,
No. 444 Market street
WilmngtonD Delaware.
Price so cents Bottle.
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6pStseg assd Summer Goods
Samuel Buzby,


Has just opened an assortment OF
Zine cloths and single milled cassimeres'
summer cloths and merino cassimercs,
Marseilles K silk vestings & Summer stripes,
Silks of all kinds,
Black, brown and olive bombazlncs,
New stile ginghams,
do: do. painted muslins,
do. do. Fancy shawls and hdk'fs.
Fine Irishli linens and xheetings,
Damask table linens and napkins,
Blue and yellow nankecns.
Fine gauze flannels,
Silk flag hdk,fs. of superior quality.
800 dozen asserted hose and half hose,
Umbrellas and parasols,
A variety of Summer Hats,
IN addition to his large assortment Of Do
mestic Goods of all kinds-which he offers
wholesale and retail at his store, No. S.,
Market street. Wilmington.
April 1888 3mo
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
Dissolution of Partnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Marshall Phillips and Henry F. As
kew, trading under the firm of Phillips K
Askew, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to the late firm
will please make payment without delay to
Marshall Phillips, who is duly authorized to
settle the accounts
MARSHALL PHILLIPS,
HENRY F. ASKEW,
Nav 9, 1888,
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DIR. Deans
LOST CERTIFICATES.

The undersigned hereby gives notice,
that ne intends making application to the
WilmingtonTurnpike Company, for the
renewal of three Certificates, Nos:
in the name of Ann Brian, which have
been lost. Should any person or persons
have the same in possession, they wiz
confer favor by leaving them with tht
printers, or the subscriber, No. Is, soutl /
Ninth street, Philadelphia.
JOHN STAPLEF
May ID. 1888. lwA
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Swairn's Vernifuge.

"sThis well known Anti-dysenteric and
Worm Medicinehas proved successful the
twelve years past. 1T is perfectly safe and
no child will refuse to take it."
A fresh parcel of the above just received
and for sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
DrpS and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market
81. Wilmington.
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The Drug Business

VIII be continued by the subscriber at the
old Stand, No. 1856, Market street, nearly
opposite the City Hall, where will be kept
a large and general assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
of the hest quality and at the lowest prices.
His friends and the public generally are re-
specially invited to give him call.
MARSHALL PHILLIPS.
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DIR. ChapIllan's

DI. SIdplAasal>S
Anti-Dyspeptic or Stomach Pills Jan
etfectual remedy for Dyspepsia or Indi-
gestion.
DIR. Mead's
Anti'Dpspeptic or Stomach Pills, for
indigestion or sour stomach. Also,
DIR. Deans
Celebrated Rheumatic Pills * JEBR'S'
Rheumatic Liniment, may be had at he
subscribers Drug and Chemical stov,
No 1875, Market street, nearly opposite
the City Hall, Wilmington.
MARSHALL PHILLIPS
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JOSEPH BRINCHURSTIS
SWairn'S Panacea,

For the cure of Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Rheumatism Syphilitic, Mercurial
and Liver Complaints, and most diseases
arising in debilitated constitutions or from an
impure state of the blood, &c. &c.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
0ARPE TINGS.
EYE WATER,

For inflma,ion and weakness of the eyes
Prepared BY DIR. 5cudder, the celebrated occu-
list che has discovered the. art of placing artG.
eial eyes 10 - TO appesr as natural as life. Also
DR.. THOMSON'S EYE WATER.
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NEW STORE.

GUST OPENED,)
At that well known stand in the village of
Brandywine, near the Brandywine Mills,
Nately occupied by William McCauley)
large and general assortment of
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04

The Wiln,lngton Fire Insurance
Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Della
ware, in Feb'y. last, with capital OF
10000 DOLLS.
This company is now prepared az their
office in Market street, the first door below
the city Hall, to make all kinds OF insurance
against fire, and on inland transportation OF
Goods and Country Produce. Marine rlsks
are excluded.
JUS: CANDY, President.
Wilmington, July 10, 1882.
The following persons are Agents IN their
respective districts to wit:
Ayres Stockley, Smyrna,
George S. Adkins, Milford,
William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge,
Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, New Castle,
James Robinson, Newark,
Andrew X. Nelson, St. Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centreville,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas, New Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md.
William Torbert, Elkton.
DIRECTORS.
Jamcs Price, Vincent Gilpin,
Samuel Hilles, Washington Rice,
Stephen Bonsai, Jesse Mendinhall,
Thos'. H. Larkin, George Bush,
Lewis Rumford, and
Joseph c. Gilpin, e. I. du Pont.
LEA PUSEY, Sec'ry.
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FOR SALE.

fiery ualua6le Plantation e. Grazing Farm,
in New Castle Hundred, lying on the Turn
bike road leading from Newcastle to New
port, within three miles of the former place,
containing one hundred and forty five acres.
There are one hundred acres OF embarked
meadow in good orderof very superior quail
ty, the greater portion of which is well set
II timothy and clover-There are forty-hve
acres Of arabic land in high condition and
very productive. There are on the premi-
Fra SEES small frame Dwelling House
& III n and Kitchen, and very exten-
$Sta siaH svc and convenient Barn, and a
young and thriving apple ORCH
ard of choice fruit. There is at the distance
of mile from this plantation, tract of sew
enty acres, of which fifty are woodland, and
the remainder marsh, which would be sold
with it. The premises are a part of the
tract known as ''Lewden's Island" Persons
DESTROYS of purchasing, will inquire of John
L. Robson, in Newport, or of the subscriber
in New Castle.
MATTHEW KEAN.
Newcastle, April 10Th, 1s33.tf
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One certificate Of stock in the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Turnpike Company No.
o., transferred by James Hamilton, to Samuel
Qarbsson. A suitable compensation will be
nivan for the certificate by
GEORGE JONES, 4 dm'r.
Wilmington. A pril -, 1888. emo.
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DRY Goods,

Groceries, Drugs, Paints and OTIS.
China, GLASS;, Queens s Earthen Ware.
Ha, d,Uare aad Cutlery
Besides various other articles consisting in
part as follows:
Cloths. casimeres, casinets and fannels,
Baizes. beaverteen and Pittsburg cords,
Calicoes, chintzes, cambrics and jaconets,
Muslins and laces, various figures,
Irish linens, lawns, silks and grapes,
Bandanna and flag handkerchiefs,
Crayats. suspenders, combs, &c. &c.
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HENRY HICKS.

HENRY HICKS,
tio3, Market street, Wilmington, Ds.)
Has just received general assortment Of
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
Which he will sell at a very small advance
on cash prices. He flatters himself that pur-
ehaserx will find his stock we'll selected, and
Of the most fashionable style. Among his
late purchases he has some very superior
Black and blue Cloths,
Claret and invisible green do
Olive and brown do
With a variety of other colors and qualities.
Cassimeres of various colors and kinds,
Msrino and Rouen do. striped and plain,
Summer Clothes, handsome lot,
Brochells, Princettas and Camblet,
a. French black Bombazine for gentle
mems wear,
French and English Drillings and linens,
Blue Nankins, Stripes, Peruvian fancies.
Irish Linens, cheap lot,
MarseiIcs and Valencia Vesting, hand
some assortment,
Silk and Velvet Vesting,
Table Linens, S, 6, 8 and 1914,
Russia Diaper and Crash,
800 yards heavy Tow Linens, Osnaburgs
and Porter Sheetings,
New style painted Muslins and Ginghams,
Calicoes and Chintzes at all prices.
His Assortment of silks for ladies' wear is
larger than usual, among which are some
very rich water'd & figr'd Silks.new style.
BombaEines and Norwich Grapes.
PongcSs and Nankin Grapes,
Mandarins lawns-Palmarincs,
A large lot of MERINO SHAWLS, rs
per cent less than heretofore,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs,
bandanna and silk flag do.
do colt. do-domestc plaids ard stripes,
Bleached & unbleached Muslins, some as
low as ST cts large assortment, Of
Ingram and Venitian
0ARPETINGS.
HEARTH RUGS, Canton MATTINGS,
Of different widths, 4, S, and Cd,
Old Cloths, paper hangings and borders,
OF the latest fashion,
With q good lot of the best live GEESE
FEATHERS.
Grateful for the encouragement lie has-re
~-ivsd, he respectfully solcits continuance
IF the same. IL.
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.MEDICI.V.ES, SC.

Calomel, jalop, camphor and -four sulphur,
EPSON and glober salts, opium, caster oil,
Sweet oil, spirits nltre and hartshorn,
Laudanum and paregoric,
White lead, Spanish brown, mineral green,
Chronic yellow, yellow ochre, lnseed oil,
Winter and Summer lamp oil, common do
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sc.
Tea Sets, cups and saucers, and plates,
Dishes, pitchers, bowls, decanters, tumblersA
Lamps, &c. and Queens Ware assorted.
Potts, kettles and coffee mills,
Shovels, spades and pitch forks,
Knives and forks, scissors and razors,
Pocket and pen knives and spoons,
Sad Irons, nails, spikes, &c &c.
Together with general assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All which will be sold, Wholesale and Re-
tail, at the most reduced prices for Cash.
JONATHAN WILSON,
March 80, 1888.
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" uuted 10 purchase

II Saddle Horse for Lady. He must be ;
dark colour, middle size and have the prope
gaits. Apply to JONAS PUSEY.
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GROCERIES.

Sugars, coffee, teas, chocolate and liquors,
Cheese, Molasses, raisns, figs and ginger,
Pepper, allspice, cinnamon and starch,
Rice, lard, bacon. salt, corn meal and tiours
Buckwheat meal, tobacco and segars,
Brooms, brushes, bellows, &c &c.
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BRITISH LUSTRE,
FOR polishing Stoves and Crates. This Lustre,
with littls rubbing, will produce = brilliancy
highly ornamental. andis easily preserved.
For sale At
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
rDrug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market-st.
All the medicinal chemicals and most of the
chemical tests may be had at No. 81.
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PILES,
BRITISH LUSTRE,

PILES.
Csrnish's sffeetual remedy for the PILES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

get loose FROM our sedentary labors, az
ter twelve or fourteen hours digging
among the types, and sally forth 10 OBJ
serve what i. passing around us.-h is
thenwecomparc the healthy look ofthe
farmer with the ghost like appearance
Of our brethren u the ink and types
see the fruits Of industry rlpcning
before us, and observe the look Of good
nature and happiness shining through
every feature as he gazes upon the
growth Of that which bis hands has
planted; and hear the voice Of health,
and joy, and plenty, from bis farm
house; we arc almost led to believe
that the good things Of this life are not
equally distributed.
1t is the. truth that mankind are not
half sensible enough Of the supcriori-
" Of the farmers situation, in regard
to happiness, over every other class in
the community. While the merchant,
The mechanic, and the professional
uran, are harrased with care and anxi-
city, the farmers mind is free and clear
rs the air that meets him as he goes to
the field. After the labors Of the day
are ove:, the husband'nan can retire
to his home and enjoy the luxury Of
rest. Not SO with the man ofbusinesss
nc only exchanges perplcxi"g toll for
anxious reflection; and while the lords
Of the soil are dreaming Of the fat oxen
and agricultural prizcs,his eyes are un-
closed and his mind j. upon the stretch
IN an endcavor to invent means Of ia
king up the notes at the bank, or some
such equally pleasant cogitations.
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before the expiration Of its charter, or
to employ your Bank in any event, or
to make any arrangements upon the
conditions which may DOW be proposed
or received.
Ifit be convenient, l shall be happy
to know the disposition Of our Board
on the subject; ifnot will
you do me the favor to give me your
own leaving an expression Of the wish
es Of the Board to some more eonven-
lent opportunity.
Very respectfully. your ob-t serv't.
AMOS KENDALL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

Tennessee Congressional Election
As far as returns have been had the
following gentlemen are elected.
In the 9th district, Bailey Peyton;
in the 7th district, John Bel; 10 the
Sth district, David w. Dickinson; in
the 9Th district, James X. Polk; in the
llth district, Cave johnson.
A man near Easton Pa, lately sick
ened Of the Cholera, and died as was
supposed. Within an hour he was
placed in a conliin and taken to the
burial place. Just as his friends we're
lowering the coffin deep moaning was
heard, which led to the removal Of the
lid. The man exhibited signs Of life,
was stripped Of the habiliments Of the
narrow house, and soon recovered his
usual health.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

PORTABLE TnEArRE.--Mr. Faucit
Savill. an ingenious Frenchman, has
constructed 4 portable theatre capable
Of containing eight hundred persons.
il is built Of sheet iron; and may be
taken asunder-for conveyance from
town to town, By van or wagon-with-
out drawing nail.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

1c SIbSY OOuSl:tutsODs SiOn AaNCb>
pool, one Of a fleet Of vessels from Eu-
rope that arrived last evening off the
Hook, brings accounts to the 9Th ult.
The. arc not, however, important, ex
. cept CONNER cialiy-though that, per-
Naps, is the best Importance, after all.
Tho markets were still very brisk for
cotton at high prices.
The expedition Of Don Pedro's
troops, about 5000 strong, Of which
we heard some days ago, by way Of
st. Michael, landed it seems, at Lagoa,
about l35 miles TO the southwark of
Lisbon, almost, rs far from the capital,
therefore, as Oporto, though in an OPP
posite direction. The harbor Of Lagos
is large and commodious; the town,
though not regularly fortified. has sew
eral forts and strong citadel called
the Pinhao-so that il Don Miguers
troops advance from Lisbon against
this detachment, it can hold its ground.
Gen. Sol;gnac had followed the ex-
ample Of Admiral Sartorius, and left
the service Of Donna Maria.--Mar-
shall Bourmont, on the other hand, had
arrived in London, on his way, it was
said, to take command Of the Mi
guelitc forces.
The house Of Lords adoptc.: the
Slavery resolution after debate. on
Tuesday, 25th June. On the 18th,
the House Of Commons in committee.
passed the resolution. that it was erpc-
dient to rene7r tic Charter Of the Bank Of
England. The terms ofrenewal we're
yet to be- discussed.
Paris, July 1.-The enlistment for
the service Of Don Pedro is going on
actively. Among the enlisted are a
considerable numbc Of Polish and Ital-
an refugees. 1t is said that the Min
i>tcr Of the Marine intends to keep "A
auuber Of armed vessels prepared in
the ports, in case an intervention in the
..tI:.irs Of Portugal should be decided
npon by France and England.
The Messenger states that the three
systems proposcdin Don Pedro's Coun-
Gil were-l, That an army OF 1000
men, commanded by the Regent IN per-
son; should make descent or Lisbon
-, That an army, under the COM
rnand ola General, should proc eed to
the Algarves in the hope Of being
joined BY numerous body Of
Spanish malccontents and deserters.
and thence proceed to Lisbon, while
Don Pedro awaited the result at Opor-
to,-and 3 That the hole army she uld
make u sortie from Oporto against the
besieging forces, and If successful
march on to Lisbon.
This was the opinion Of Marshal
Solignac, and the adoption Of the Sc
ccnd plan (Which the Messenger states
TO be the object Of the expedition) was
the cause Of hrs resignation. The
Messenger considers the decision iDiudi
cious. not only because it will occasion
delay and increase the chance Of Don
Miguel being able to interpo.e a super
FOR force be1weer Donna Maria's army
and Lisbon. but because his AlearvesI
is a barren country. wher. it will be |
difficult TO find subsistence for the /
troops, aid also because the reinforce
rncnt Of Spanish des~rters may give |
Spais n pretence for interfering a
Gainst Don Pedro.
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FEMALE ISDusrRx.-Yesterday two
country women were pedling wbortle-
berries in the street at four cents a
quart. They remarked that they had
travelled with them seventeen miles,
had been out all night. and we're anx-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

Public L0nds.-Gov. Noble has receiy
ed letter from NJ +. Williams, Survey
or General, stating that the subdivision Of
the fractional half quarters is completed
in the Indianapolis land district, and that
he will be able to furnish the different Of
fees in the state, with copies Of the subdi-
vision in the course Of the ensuing three
months.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1899.
CHOLERA.

From the 18th to the 23rd inst. ten of our
citizens fell victims to this disease. a
lnrge number Of our citizens have had the
symptoms, but by early ap-
plication 70 medical skill they were read
lily relieved. We know ofonly three cas-
es in town at present, but should moro
occur, We wOnld caution their friends a.
gainst early interments. The fact, which
is corroborated BY many eminent physi-
clans, that bodies dead ofcholera, become
warm after. certain period-would lead
us to believe that in manv cases, the
state called deatk, after a few hours i'll.
ness, in cholera subjects, 10 but a state Of
suspended asimaeion,a and that the warmth,
produced probably BY the reGowing Of
the blood, would indicate q return Of the
gem Of life. There is no danger Of con
tagion, either before or after death. and
the corpse is found to undergo putrefac.
ton much more slowly than almost any
other disease, therefore we can zee NO
reason for having the funeral on the same
day Of the death.
We have had but one new case Of the
cholera since tho 18th inst. and sincerely
hope, lift be the will Of heaven, that the
Pestilence has passed away.
The cholera has broken out among the
students Of Bloomington college, end 9th
ers Of that place. Out Of Is cases there
had been three deaths. A vacation Of
two weeks has been ordered, and many
lofthe students have left.
1t has somewhat abated in Lebanon, O.
1t has disappeared entirely from Gin
cinnati.
In Columbus, Ohio, but few cases have
occurred in the last week.
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ious to return home. Though thew
had no very great claims 10 beauty,
yet the thought struck US forcibly that
they were already, or might easily be
converted into, first-rate wives. A
woman who will pick whortle-berries
all day, ride all night to carry them to
market, and lay out the ava,ls for some
thing E,r the comfort and convenience
Of her family, is above rubies. We
wish the number was ten times multi
Piled, and above all things we most ar
IDENTIFY pray that such woman may
be forever exempt from a drunken
husband.-Hartford Reriesr.