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aud the cure now progressed very rapidly ; the ulcerous tmnor
on the face was arreted, u lm-h hut f«»r the virtu#* of the;
" Panacea,'* rmist have sion destroyed the nose. When the |
fourth bottle had l*een taken, the d *e;u»e was completely
eradicated: the tumor on the face had disappeared, and fmtu- ,
nately w about leav :ng any scar; the ulcers had healed, and
Mrs. Mason was restored to her wonted health and spirit»—
an event which was viewed with astonishment by all who
were acquainted with her horrid sufferings.
As you had directed, the " Panacea" was given to the
,-hild, sod with the same happy result a* in Ihemoiiier'a case: 1
-jiving another proof of the powers of vour mcdinne in over
Joining hereditary complaints. Six months have now elapsed
since this cure wa- etfected, and Mrs. Mason and her child
contimie to enjoy fine hea!*h. I wish you to have this case
published, in hopes that it may meet the eye of some sufferer
from scrofula, w ho may be encouraged thereby to apply for
rel ef w here it may be found.
With rentiments of the warmest respect, I remain, respect
fullv vour's.
WM. B HAMILTON.
Personally appeared before me, one of the justi
[seal] ces of the Peace for Monmouth county, Eliza Ma
son, and made oath the above is a true statement
of her case, and the cure effected by " Swaim 's Panacea."
s.orn and subscribed, before me, tbis lflih day of Novem
ber, I82S. ELIZA MASON.
Elisha Gordon. J. P.
R ..
». , Kt.MAKhs.
Nothing could more decdcoly illustrate the character of
. tr aim* Panacea than le hMory of this case. 1 here can
be no doubt that the chdd suffered an hereditary taint from
the mother, and no kinds of disease are more diihcult to man
oge, nor any hat more frequently disappoint the practitioner,
than tho-e which depend upon a constitutional taint, derived
Trom t e paren o îe.pa len . run
e hî \' e \ iri , ese case8 * ,be ,est ' mon . v ot a highly respec
table individual relative to the awful nature of the disease
and hippv etfecis of the Panacea, aller other remedies haie
been tried m vxin. In these cases we again see the icndency
of this medicine o purify the blood: tor that the blood was
!" , a W'" *'Vl " ^f!, m WS SCenö ,0 U de '"" n8,r «
lihL^ihfr JaL ^ *" C TT" ,C ^ by ,r he
moth^o .be chid either tn utero, or by her milk If in
the former wav, ,t must have been communicated through
ÄÄri rnTsymT."
thelically commun.ea.ed from the former to the latter. If|
c'uld S disease was contracted from the mother's milk, ,t,
is quite evident that the blood ot the mother must have been
contaminated. 10 3t
[Signed,]
the
fry* Sold in W Im ngton at M. JOHNSON'S (Sole A"*nt) •
Drug and Medicinal Store, .Yu 90, Market Street.
Jan. 3
URNPIKE ELECTION —Notice is hcrebvgiven to the
T URNPIKE ELECTION —Notice is hcrebvgiven to the
Stockholders of the HVmington and JTcnnett Turn -
that the annual election for choosing ten Managers, w ill
be held at the Inn of James Plumly , on Monday the 5ih of
January next, 1829, from 10 A. M. to 3 p. M
JESSE MENDINIIALL, Sec y.
Wilmington, Dec. 13, 192S. 7_4t
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ADJOURNED PALE.
{Xtwcastle County in the State of Dt lawm^^ f )
TT» V virtue of an order of the Orphans' Cop(flPhe «ai d
county of Newcastle, will be exposedTi s:i!e. at P h- i
lie \ endue, on Saturday, the 17th day ot January n» > . at 2 ;
o'clock in the afternoon, at the house ot Juhn M Smith, Inn
keeper, in the Borough of Wilmington, in Christiana Hundred
and County aforesaid: all the following described property,
situate in the Borough of Wilmington, Christiana Hundred arid
County of Newcastle, to wit:
No. 1: A lot of ground with a t
ed thereon, occupied as a dwell ng house, situated and hound
ed on East High Street, in said Borough, coiuain-ng on East
High Street seventeen feet, and running in depth eightv-two
and an half feet, be the same more or less.
No. 2: A lot of ground with no unprovemftHts, situate a»
the south^westwardly corner of Queen and French Sire*
mg ir width twenty-seven feet on Queen and thirtv-s
storv brick house erect
, be-j
feei
nine inches on Freneh Street, conlainlng in the whole sixteen
hundred and twenty feet of ground, be the si,me more or less.
No. S: A lot of ground with no improvements, containing
about sixty feet on Orange Street, and running in deptl. about
sixty-seven feet, be the "same more or less. Being the R°'"l
Es-'ate of Benjamin Brown, deceased, and to be sold for the
pevment of his debts.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made known.
at the time and place aforesaid, by JOHN BROWN,' survii i
ving Administrator of the said deceased, or his Attorney. :
% order of the Orphan s' Court.
MATTHEW KEAN Clerk
Newcastle, October 2d, A. D* 1828. -** o o*'
N. B. The above property will be sold without reserve.
F EkERENCE TESTAMENTS, with a Kev sheet of
Questions. &c. &c.—by Hervev Wilbur. Seventh edi
tion, with valuable Tables 4 nd Map.' For sale bv A. & H.
WihoDi No. 105, Market Street.
■ OOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every description, j
Ä.J? made of the best materials, and according to the latest
fisbions, for sale, wholesale and retail, by the subscriber, at (
Nos. 98 am! 1U0, Market street, Wilmington. Country store- i
keepersw ill fmd an extensive assortment suitable for their trade. !
$3* An extensive assortment of Shoemakers' studs and.
trimmings. JAMES M'NEAL. j
v ^ iVlI}n unTC , .. . * " |
S-£ AKD HOTEL. This extensive establishment, (op- ;
, 9 posite the Town Hall.) located m one of the most
«*'«„'«" [.«u.non.in the Borough of W.ln.ing
,s * ept b ' th ^ subsen her, who solicits a share of the
? ubl,c "f 0 " 1 ' ^nd hopes by attention and good tare, to j
^ Te satirjact.on to bis guests. iMunnv j
v R If lr • EZRA LA. IB RN.
1_—:-° T ge * _ a en ** tver ?* _
j|3KL9ENTS.—A. & H. Wilson offer for sale, at No. I
105, Market street, a numerous collection of Children'*
Rook*, and other Presents, suitable for the sea-on Among j
them are the following. Bird Catching, or tlie Northern Ad- ;
venturers. A Tour through England. Young PJgrim, or
'Alfred Campbell's rclurr. from l lie East. Scenes of Wealth, |
or views ofgrades, Manufacture», &c — Illustrated by 68 en
er» l uigs. Scenes in Europe. Original Poems. Spr.iig Bios
foms - BpUnieal Rambles. Orphan Girl, Orphan Boy.
Examples tor Youth, in the Society of Friends. Learning
better than House and Land. The Robins, by Mrs. Trim
mcr. Voung Northern Traveller, by Mrs. Hofland. Food
fortheYoupg. Poetry without Fiction Moral Tales Gems
in the Mine. Family Tales. Youthful Travellers. Couver
sat,ons on Poetry. Young Moralist. Henry. Perev Anec
dotes, of Instinct, do of Justice, do of Science. * Choice
Tales London Cne , Woodland'a Tales, 2 vola. Edœ
worth's Evrly Lessons, 4 vols. A Natural History of An,
, na | 8t by John Bigl .nd, with 12 cold, plates. A nev Hiero
glvpicai B file, with 400 embellishments. B ble Rhymes, bv
Hannah More. Death of Abel. P.erre and his Familv, or a
Story 0 f t h e Waldenser. The Dairyman's Daughter. Juliana
()aUlev . E , n ,.na, or .e. ond part of Juliana Oaklev June
an( j jJ cr Teacher. Rchgious Fashion. Remarkable Ship
wreok s. Juvenile Trials Rational Brutes. The Canary
Bird. Memoirs of Dick the Poney. Pastoral Lessons. Tim
Silver Thimble. Natural History of Birds and Beam*. The
Fnher ' s Gift - b*™« " description of m objects, with plates,
The Child's Museum, with in-plates. A Present for k little
Amusement for Good Children. The Sparrow. B b'e
fZ*' Ä'" r " V"*''
2 V0 R T ke Plnladciphiu Souvenir The R- n rmLef Mc.'
The Al!aI ,,ie Souvenir. Ackerman's Fotge. Me Not.
y> ec iyi2S.
!-^-—'
R f i:moVaI ~ A ^ H Wilson have removed their Bool:
• R f i:moVaI ~ A ^ H Wilson have removed their Bool:
**. i' tnrt unt * Circulating Library to their forn.er stand
105 Market-Street, where thev m end to keep an ex
vi- .muent of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
and FANCY ARTICLES, which v
leducen prices, wholesale and reiail
Orders for printing HandbilL. Cards, Blanks, &c and
is for the ** Register," may be left at the Book
over James I
ten.- O
ill be furnished at verv
Conmiumcuti
store, or at the Printing Offne in the third storv
Webb's Leather Store, at the N. E. Corner of High and Or
ange Streets. A great v ariety of type of the newest and most
iti* our personal attention and a desire
I to gi'-e satisfaction, we tîatter ourselves, enable
i Job Printing in the fir--», rite stvle.
, fashionable cast,
> 11 ,
to execute
£ 1 OOD STAND FOR BUSINESS TO RENT.—The sub
i ® W scriber oilers for rent the Store and Differing House,
; in High street, adjo rung the une occupied bv himself The
building has just undergone a thorough repair, and the St —
has been much enlarged and improved ; and the situation is
an excellent one for business Possession will be given irn
mediately.
»•re
WILLIAM LARKIN.
Wilmmjpor, D' 20.
emoval
It
Fames A. Sparks has removed from No.
to 1 Market street, where he otfers for sale, at
low rates, whole •; or retail, an assortment of DR Y GOODS,
suitable for the -cason.
N B A constant supplv of the best Lire Geese Feathers.
8—3t
De'v 20.
—
& I-MANACS, Enpli«h and German, bv llic groce, dozen. !
• * or single one. for sale nl this olBee i
r . IKrrI . TIV „ ",Tpp I n v ~ V« ' « l . ë - 1
f / , „ „. G , ' ,R ? AR ' ' ^°' ,05 > , M .? rk *' »'«*«•
ui i *, **' ' L, ' N la,el 3 r f ec f! ve , d * V- n J? ll! ' l *
m'T"'; 2 i in .««>* Life ', M.nsie !
v s' V v ' r '" n '^u - ' !> ° uvcn, J r8 - ? un,,a '*"• 2 , vs
Y t« k No V oung Rifleman s Comrade. Scottish Exiles.
I „ i r „„. r .' J',?'*>',? T Flirtation, 2 vs. Sketches of Persia,
i TJ 5 . L ' ,e °. f Columbus, 3 vs. 8 vo. A new Interpretation
: r... ' 6 , A o°w L Se of f.'' L°, hn ' by " , Ke ' • George Croly
^ v °" C ? ,h ) ? 1 b7' " 0°',' " Rell « lous
Uscour, e8. A > lew of all Religions, and Religious Cere
*non e*. The Works of Anna Lætitia Barbauld, with a Me
nioir by Lucy Aikin, 2 a s. Direction Displayed, by Amelia
Op:e. Illustrations of Lying, by do. History of tlio Greek
Rovolu'ion, compiled from official documents of the Greek
GofertKBmt, and other authentic sources, bv John L. Coin
stock, M. D
/#/? PRJJYTIJV1G DO.YE AT THIS OFFICE
A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for 1829.—This beautiful Christ
.-"m mas & New-Ycars Present, affording a gratifying euer,
men of the state of the arlèund literature of this country n
for sale at the Bookstore und Circulating Library of the Ed;,
tors, No. 105, Market street.
, _
^MPORTANT DISCOVERY. 0 r J*SHVi/.V',S' VERMU
* FUGE: —Patlat. -This valuable j.Inti-dynnttrir.
an g H r arm Medicine has been used for these seven yean
p;i8tf an( j j, 8 urtues are universally acknowledged bv all'who
| iaM . tt „,| , ie f ar ,„ pt . ri nr to an, other medicine e,er
employed for most diseases children are subject to. It is per
fectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it. It seldom
***** cur ' nc Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Colic or Cholera
Morbus, either in grow n persons or children, and it gives ap.
petite to almost all debilitated persons. Worms frequently
I ivîftî'** children, aggravate their other d'seases, andere the
chief cause of most fever*, bowel complaints, and chronic
end nervous diseases, inr dent to childhood, w inch
numerous and frequently fatal. It is much to be regretted
that most vermifuges now in usa are injurious, and thousands
| °f children'are saept off, or are rendered feeble, pale slid
emaciated through the tirât stage of life—which leads on to
pulmonary complaints, &c. &c. lie.
Worms being especially apt to infest persons of debilitated
digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much mischief
is often dene by the ordinary worm medicines, which general
lv cons.st of the strongest purgatives, mercurials, hitler«,
nercoties, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind n
destroy worms, but the» debilitate the stomach, and ofien
materially injure the general health. Svvaim's V K s Ml rurr,
k»-* the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worn«
from the bowels without the weakening consequences of the
stronger purgatives, &c. and it has, moreover, a deciiM
tendency to five vigour, both to the stomach and hovels,and
organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general svstem
from many troublesome complaints. It is bv this meanstliot
manv grown persons have been relieved, by it* use , ofdifl
fi-rent complaints-supposing themsel.es to be in a decline,
A.c. *c. fcc.
77,,.. mrJitinr Iri// r, litre Powet romvlamts or Be,,,,
t,ry, ItUiovn Colic, vomiting, sick,,",, Jin or trcakZs in
the stomach or botcSh. lea, or appetite filber children or
gram* per,on,, in a fen- hour,! and il seldom fail, eurintt
CHILLS .i.Yf) fKVKR OR FEVER .1C. IE. A
family ought, or ever .rill be without it, after a trial
«*•«». »' M. JOHNSON'S Drug andMtiu
^ZL tïüSJî' iT/"''*" *"* * ,d ** tl " rd
,h ' l ' W ' r '"■ ,rket '
are m
av
Nov. l.
M USIC.—A %remt variety of .Music for the Piano and
Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wil«on, No. 105, Market
I
Street, where may also be bed, at the lowest prices, School
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and a general assortment
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North American, and American Quar
terly, Reviews, received at the above place.
P ARKER'S tANACEA.—Extract of a letter from C.
Neale, E>q. ex-mayor of the city of Alexandria, D.
C. to John A. Parker, Philadelphia.
SIR—In answer to y
state, that for the last fifteen years, 1 have been afflicted with
congestion of the liver, and to auch a degree as to render me
almost weary of existence, but t liai I am now entirely resto
red to health, from having taken three bottles of your Pana
cea: which not only relieved the pcin in the liver, but strength
ened, in the most surprising manner, my lungs, and gave a
general tone to the whole system, which wa« before in a very
debilitated state.
301h August, 1928.
The above truly valuable medicine may be had at J. HAR
LAN'S Drug and Chemical Store, 135, Market-st , Wilming
ton.
letter of the 19:h inst. I have to
CHR. NEALE.
December 6, 1828.
C T HRI8TMAS PRESENT—" The Remember Me," a
J religoui and literar? uusceluHiv. intended as« Christ
' nt, for sale by A. & H. WILSON,
an extensive assortment o
elegant binding, and suitable for
festivities.
mat» ami New Ye
's P:
Also,
105 ,
Books for youth, some in
presents at the approaching 1
Market stru t
! _ , r-~ . r , . , — -
i U .V . U Lfcl — he borne ami store, Xa. 5, ne.i
1 . ' "'Ö. f r,:e *' "°" ocr T Cd V * ,!t ad ' cr, " ! * r ' tni ,f
A & H. VI ilson, to be rented, and possession given on tie
25' »• m«t , or sooner if required. Apply to J. H il, on or A.
! «• H. IVU.cn * 6th Dec 1628.
( N ONYXYANCING.—The Subscriber, at his Otfice, writ
J door to the Town Hull , draws Deeds, Leases, Mort
gages, Indentures, and the various instruments of writing inci
dent to such a calling.
He is likew ise a practical Surveyor of Land, and will be
glad to wait upon those who mav please to employ him.
LEA POSEY.
Wilmington, 11 mo. 15. ^
WEV PUBLICATIONS.—Just received byw^SrH- WIE"
11 SON, No. 105, Market street. The American Quar
terly Review, No. 9, for December, 1828:—ami Ackerman's
(London) "Forget Me -Vuf," a Christmas and New Year's
Present: