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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

HeSRY A. WISE ON MrLLARp FILLMoRE.- a
nulirying speech at Richmohd, Virginia, on the
10Th nit, Gov. Wise, among many bad thirgs.
Maid deserved tribnte to Millard Fillmore.
"lr Buchanan is not elested, said Wise, "God
grant that Fillmore may be ; as he is a man of
patriotism and principle for take great pleas.
nre in testityiug TO his being goo1 man II
sag that God grant that he may be elected If
Buchanan is not"
THIS opinion Of Mr. Fillmore, 60 hardly wrung
from the lips of rabid Locofoco, is the one
universally entertained by the conservative
people of this Union and it is to these prinei'
ples ard patriotism. SO highly culogizad by
Gov. Wise, that Siiard Fillmore will be, 10 :
debted for his election. Tho masses do not
want for President in these troubled times an
upasdgod upstart like Fremont. nor apolitical
old granny like Buchanan bat they want, and
will have, ga man Of patriotism aud principle,
a man of nerve and courage. who will resirair
the excesses Of iactien in both sections of tn
Union. without doing injustice to either. el
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

Reflect my brethrep,' exhsrted chaplain, that
whpsoeyer falls this day in battle, sups TO night In
Paradise. The fight began, the ranks wavered, the
chaplain took to his heels. when soldier stopping
him, reproaehfnly refsrred him TO the promised
supper in Paradise 'Traeyrny son, true, said the
Chaplain but / never eat supper
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

EDUCATION IN CALIFORNIA In an article
showing the present condition OF things and
the prospects ahead iu San francisco, and its
neighborhood, The "Ala California" states that
the people are 100 independant to become very
Jealous partizans in politics. There is one fea
ture in society there which promises well. The
paper from which we quote says:
lbeIaIity that brings it within the reach of all !.
classes seem disposed to avail themselves fits
advantages; so We have at present as large a
number Of scholars in our public schools com
pared with our population, as any otter city in
the Union; established both in this place and in
Sacramento.-And last, yet more important
all crime has been checked, vice and immortality
have been sensibly diminished, while virtue
and religion have b,en advanced in our midst.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
sTpAM REauLAR LINE.

N .t--,ua THE STEAMBUAT 'MAJUH y. II 1ii,,
ea9lh-NBiILD,' ID. $. Craven, Leaves the hrst Pler
oeloS Arch Street, every lrpesdsy, y Thurs n
da, and Saturday morning, at ~ o'cloek hetn ming,
ieaves saiein every, Mondiy, "Wednesday and FRIDAY
ilornlg, clook, stopping a.
sac Iif Sharptown, Woodstown, Allowa, staTnl
Gi aeuw oh and Brdgetonmeet thlsnoat. MehsPosI
hnRrsl. Freight at reas0nable rates. hPL 2
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

SASH, BLIND, u DOR AND WINDOW FRAN
MANUFACToRl,a t,or,,

= : MANUFAUIUhf a, :. ,..,.,
FHnyr ST.. .nPPOsiTE THg BLACK HoRSR HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
The subscriber being extecsiyey engages 10 tne
iacture ~ Sash. Blinds ard Frames would respeeMny ~
invites tho attention and extend an inytation TO az w
peers BuderA. NC, to give him call and exaIhne nis
work and prices before purchRBng elsewhere manu-.
aoture 10 order and Keep on hand WINDOW and pQ on
FRAMES, and SASH 6f all kinds, such as ON LOW and
HOUSE SASH HOT BED. SASH, &e., BlindsIpiy'nt 'n
Stationery Shutters Of all styles, Doors Of all styles
and Till ekne5s Nfonldngsofall sizes and patterns
work of The best MATERIAL we'll seasoned, made by the
best Of wnrkmen, and sold the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
furnish Sash, Painted and Ola zed, IL superior man
w orders By mail directed to my address will be
attended to with despatch. = ,,,.,,n,t
nm I7-lywNs JAMES d. SMITH .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
DoCT. E. W. hiAINhS,
DEN ST.
Newark, Del

ASMANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE.
@ Of the ZINE necessary to Pe!2rn perfect opera,
to those at distance, who contemplate visiting me,
as well myself, to thus publicly suggest 10 such the
prOpriey OF timely lnnI ming b5 mhl otherwise 10
that effect Iaquest this as favor mole especially
render them necessarily lengthy as sufficient tlne can
then be reserved for such special cases and thereby prs
Aynt disappOi Ointment f.. w. llAlNES. ID. -. 3.
nnrl II MN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
NEWARK.
SADDLE and HARNESS MAXIM

ksS.aA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
f% form II public that he has taken The shup iorm
sTS egllY 9. u oie,i by John 4 Todd at Newark,
Del, commenced the SADDLE AND
HARNESS business. He will Keep constantly on hand
every article conneolei With his neOf business which he
' JOHN PERKINS. Jr.
NJ R.-Fy-netts Buffalo Robes and Horse Covers in
their Repairing done with neaness and dsps,ch
LILY ]. z.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

/ a Young man, who has recently taken a wife.
says he did not fad It half 50 hard to get married
as be did to get turnitdre
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

Miss Harrss, of Petersburg, Va, thrown from a
buggy few days since, died wedne sday Of her In.
jurles l-.5-.i .=
VIM. Walker, tried in Norfolk, Va, for horse
stealing, has been sentenced to the psutentisry Oi
three years. 80. FL a-s.t+ rh.Ls .-.s
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
SUMEnnAL YARn-
INDIVTDuAL AMTERrnIsE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, after an experler cs oil nearly
twenty five years among machinery Of various
Il kinds, has commenced business for himself at the
corner Of Lusson and Front Streets where he intends
doing general lnacns work. eh has had many years ex-
peenoe IN hnilding II gl and Low Land HndAa
tno Steam Engnes, Bso cotton and wooden manlinery
tQgeta with mill work. in all Variety johhHg, &c
He is prepared all orders Tor work the
hest manner nl Workmanship from rough and sulstan
:. W, DAVIS.
N. B.-All work done by him warranted to give satis
40 apr l0-6m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

DANCING WoMRS.--'I believe woman would do
great deal for a Dance said Dr. Growing; they
are immensely fond of saltatory motion remem-
ber once In my life used to Art with one who was
and conhded TO me she had no stockings to appear
in, and without them her pres ence at the ball was
out Of the question. THAT was a hint fer you to
buy the Stockings said Dick. No; you re ont I
said arowling, She knew that was as poor as
herself but though she could not rely on my purse,
she had every confidence in my taste and Judgment
and consnlted me on plan she had formed for go
ing TO the ball in proper twig. Now what do You
think It wss. $40 in cotton 1 suppose returned
Dick. Out again sir--you'd never guess it, and
only woman could have hit upon the expedient -
II was the fashion in those days for ladies in full
drsssto wear pink stockings and she proposed
painting hnr legs Painting her Iexsp they ali
exclaimed. fact, sir said the Doctor, ssnd she
relied upon me for telling her If the cheat was sue.
cessful sAnd was it asked Durfy. Don't be in
hurry, Tom complied on ono condition, name
ly-that shsn'd be the painter oh you old IA T.
call said Diok, "a capital bargain said Dufy,-
But not safe eonvenant, added the attorney. Don't
interrnpt me, gentlemen, said the Doctor Il got
seme rose pink accordingly and defy all the hvsi.
ers IN Nottingham to make tighter fit than did
on little Jenny; and a prettier pair of stockings
never saw" And she went to the ball % said Dick
She did. 'And the trick succeeded2' ipouired
Duify. 80 completely snid the Doctor, that sew
eral ladies asked her to recommend her dyer "a
them. So you see what woman will do to 20 to 1
dance. Poor little Jenny she was merry min,
by tue by, she boxed my ears that night for !
joke made about the stockings. JENNY, said /
for fear your stockings should fall down. when 70,
are dancing, hadn'tyou better let me paint pair
garters on them ~
MELANCHOLY AcuDRNr.-A few days since, ,
little girl, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Ernetein
of Columbia. s. o., was strangled to death b,
the rope oil swing, which, by some mtans
became entangled around her neck. iss5
A man named Miller, shoemaker by trade com
mittsd suicide at Richmond, Va, on Friday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

AMUSING IEcIDENr--LYsN Born IN TI6HT
PLAoE.-A gentleman OF unimpeacRable veracity
told us of very amusing recounter that took place
between Lynn Boyd and John r. Cock, Of Madison
Wills, at the former gentleman's appointment for
speaking, few days since In the course of his
speech Mr. Boyd took up the Wimot ProYiso,
against which he argued with much vehemence and
severity, unjust aud directly opposed to the Con
stitution. One would have inferred from the gen.
tieman's remarks that he believed the Wilmot Pro.
viso to be concentration Of all sin and crime from
the creation down to the present.
At the close OF his speech the crowd called for Mr.
Cook This gentleman responded to the call, and
replied to mir. Boyd's speech very etfectnally One
part of that gentlemans speech he heard and en-.
dorsed with emphatic appreciation It was that
portion pertaining to the odious Wimot Pfeyi4o.
He believed with Mr. Boyd that il was ''odious un-
Just, and unconstitutional - "And now Col Boyd -
said Mr., c., turning that gentleman, twill you
please explain TO this aud ence why you voted for
that unconstitutional Wlmot Provso in The Oregon
bill The crowd gave vent to an irrepressble shout
of merriment. IH
Col. B. was perplexed for a moment, but came
forward and acknowledged that he did vote for the
Wimot ProviBo on that occasion, but that il was
owing to circumstances. He believed that every
man present would have dono the same. After Civ
ing an explanation he asked, Now, Mr. Cook, tell
this crowd, as man of honor, wonld not you have
cast the same vote that did under the circumstan.
cesfp Mr.. Cook instantly replied, "Had 1 gone to
Washington as Representative elect from kentnoN
KY, and taken a solemn Oath before my God TO obey
the Federal Constitution, aud measure had come
up in Congress which believed in violation of thnt
Constitution, would have had my right hand cut of
before would have peEjured myself by casting q
vote in favor OF that measure :" Our informant
said that at the conclusion of this whitening reply
the old court house shook to its very foundations
with the shouts Of the people. Lynn Boyd was
exposed once most effectually. -Iiopkinsville Ky
Pat
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

AN ACCESSION The French newspaper pub.
lshed in New York city, called lie Courier
des Etats Unis," has abandoned Its neutral
character in domestic politics, and pronounced
in favor of the election Of Buchanan and Beck
inridge. tits the advocate and defender Of Louis
Na2oleon's despotism, and as it is opp sed to
republicanism in France, so it is oppcsedt,
| republicanistn in the United States. -..g5
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

4 white man aud a very unaltractive looking
negro woman were fined So each in Cincinnati
for kissing in the streets on Wednesday eye
niug! The performance excited much metri-
ment. consisting ofa regslar duett ia the kiss.
ing line, the woman being big greasy negress,
whose hugely developed lips, as they came in
contact with those Of her iair skinned partner,
smacked with sound, which would have
an excellent accompaniment to the tune of"Pcp
goes the Weasel. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
For the Delaware Republican
THE TWO LITTLE GRAVES AT 0DESs

hh W " La Alhh VIVA ' Mo hA OphoD.'
walked at twilight's pensive heur,
The path which mourners tread
Where many marble slab reveals
The city Of the dead. I'D
The city OF the dead, where all
From feyerish toll repose,
And round their beds the pretty flowers
In sweet profuson blows,
And there l marked pleasant spot,
Layed off with tender care,
Where side by side two children lay,
They are the tenants there,
The eldest was gentle girl,
She sank as rose buds fall,
And then her little sister came,
Save one--their parents all.
Their lively sp5A4 beside thc hearth
AT winters eve aie Ger, 3 ir7
Their tuneful yoioss full OF mirth,
Delight the eur no more;
Yet still the thrilling echo lives,
And many lisping word
ls treasured in alectiOn's heart,
by grieving memory stirr'd.
Two little graves two little graves,
Tome hither W, who see,
Your blooming babes around you smiles
A blissful company, g=.a
And of their mourning parents think
With sympathi1ing pain,
And soothe them with Sayiour's word,
Your dead shall rise again. eFG
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

Mr. Strickland, bookseller Of Mobile, who,
with his partner, was lately expelled from that
city on the charge Of selling incendisry books
has published his version of the story. 1t was
charged against Messrs. Strickland L. Upson
that they had been tampering with the slaves
and had been endeavoring to circulate among
them certain abolition publications but foI
Mr.. Strickland s statement it would appear thai
only three copies of such publications were &C.
cidentally III his store, and were sold to partie
who purposely sought to sntrap the venders
This, be alleges, was the magnitude of the
offence.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

SEsTFNcRp FoR MuRDga-At the session Of the
Bedford county (Va Circuit Court last week, 1hom>
as B. Lester, charged with killing VIM. u Thomas,
year ago, fonnd guilty Of murler In the second
degfee, and sentenced to the pentensisry for nFo
years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
THE PASS OF DEATH.

Watered with humanteats,
For death led kept the outer gate lti
Almost six thousand years.
And the ceaseiess tread OF q world 8 feet
Was ever In my ears
ThrongIng, jostling, hurrying by,
As If they were only bonn to die.
This narrow pass tS tread
Around him hung gorgeous robe,
And crown was On his heal;
But Death. with look of witherine scorn,
Arrested him and said, si
"In hu nbler dress musl the king draw near,
Forthe crown and the purple arc useless he &c. 4.
.l.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
+, eFsNiura E,nPssvee supeT l-noEphate'of

GR|N THE FIRST CLASS SILVER MEDAL. wRs
l5-t- awarded to this article by the Pennsy
$EfsS vanla state Agricultural society. and il the
only Fer lizer tn which this premium has vet
been gwen The subscriber uers for sNl $3.50 bb IS
aud is high clAacl and reputation guaraniees the
nest ma lrc known Tor improving TIE soil and raising
heavy crops Of WHEAT, CORN, GRASS, POTATOES
hc IlY article Is manu- featured at Chemical Works
Y n Brdesllrg under the supervision Of first Class
Chemist aud IL Hgeccnmmended tntFarners most
liable llgnufe Fnr sale bf JUHN l.. POMERDY, 10
south WhAvHs, Phllldelphia. and by Jas. @. Aiki A.
au1 .Qtt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
JOHN WALKER, JR.
A GARD 10 THE PUBLIC.
eszscsaSA TIE Undersigned would re

GARD ~ THE PUBLIC.
esRFxsSA TIE Undersigned would re
fEs s4SVNH sgeetfully annqunqe TO the citizens Of
7'D.'' V The manuiactuTe Of kindling Wood
a the c9tuefpi FnuIlhhnd French FtTeets Wilmington.
Dell, which he is prepared tn furnish at Tkrtyone cents
the single barrel or -Four harrestor One Dollars delivered
'HoUsEKREPERs BAKERS, O., viii hnd thir attl-
Gle every st ed 10 their wants, and from its cheap
Ness, iswithiH the reach OF all.
Coal and Wood constantly hand and for sale, Of he
very best quality at the lowest prces2iO lbs. of Coal
pet cord y2l.Gm fHOMASA. ELLioTT
NEW DRUG STORE,
MARKET AND FlFTEENfH street, adjoining $, r.
Sh Betl a Grocery Store. James D. kernard Practical
Druggist and Apnnthecary, Wholesale anu Retail Hay-
ing fitted up tho above store, the subscriber takes this
method tn lnlnrm the ctiZens OF Wilmington and the
Village Of Rnidywlne and vicinity, thnt he will have
constantly hand aud tor sale low prces iull and
fresh supply Of superior Drugs Chemicals Dyes, Patent
Medicines, Poruinery, together with large nsssort-
ent of useful and fancy articles Also, Hair Hat Tooth
Nail, and Cloth Brushes, good ASSORTMENT OF Combs
Phy scians Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully
and accurately compounded by himself, o fresh and re-
liable drugs and chemicals, Having an eSperienee Of
YEARS the business he Is enabled to ccnauct this
liz Medicines supplied at all hours OF the day and
night.
All aJtcles sold warfante ed to he of The hest quality.
The subscriber hopes by strict personal atteni ion TO
business, and desreto give full satisfaction in all
to merit and receive share of the public patronage,
JAMES b. KENNARlI, Druggist,
Market ami 18th street. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
ROFk PaaIIIAnill.Hslal Z

,sr On ANDAFTEH, ,WIlES5 RI IIA,f,l llfe HeE, ns Is,
ZEPHYK vii leave Wlimngiop, ,Sa.nS9 e. 50
Street. Wharf, al y A. M, and $50 !, NJ.
FARE bet waen Wilmington and Philadelphia ~ els.
Cnorei persons 80 osts. TO Chester aud MNrohSt took
la1 cts; oolpred persons 10 cents. .,,,- =
RKltiT taken ut the usual low rates, Shippers ar
pArtiauariy requested to send receipts properly hed up
with each lot OF goods Goos not TeeeiPiee o WI, s
al the ofiof Bat Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

The New York Express in reply to pa:ai
graph in the Mirror, says: --'ThO Brooks men
in this State will vote fer Fillmore and Donel-
son, making no bargain, and desiring none, :
aud if the Buchanan men don't mean to throw
their votes away they viii do so likewise, =
and that is all the bargain that exists. They
are about 100000 people in the State and they
don't intend the State shall go for Buchanan
100000 of them Fremont men and $50 900 oi
them Fillmore men- all against Buchanan men
and l50. 900 Buchanan men, and 100000
Fillmore men, that intend it don't shall go for
Fremont =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
VOLUME XIX NO. 6
fTliE TRAVELLER

,l4er- y Z sieu9ehc hcI qnd 9omnyIuI"u5 .Inn nS Ses
EsE=ssszAa<ss WHITRCAR, W H. continue her trips,
eaviug Lewss every Tuesday Thursday an, Saturday
ieit's Gandlns Ma6ons River po5t Penn dgd Nd New
castle, Returning, Will leave Phiadeph!h on M9ndA "
"Wednesday aud Friday II O'clock A, Nj, touching at
the above named place. "a, u.
teutDns ~, Stages connect with the Boat ~ Lewea'
from CarTy Stone, Vs., via Drummondtown, Horntownp
SNOW Hill, Berlin and Millsburo Also, from Princess
Anne via Salisbury, Laurel and 0eorg9toYn; also; at
Beunett's Landing nom Canterbury, Fredefiea and Mil
ford; also MahOn's River. Dover. ap 2l-ti
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

The iryestmen now amounting 70 more than o N +
NJ i LII IN OF Dollars IN accordance with the Act
Of aeotParation are made IN Motgages Ground rents
eo sacnrty to the depostoTs and place beyond all risk
ished institution. feb 1-iy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

They have soma primitive habits in Hami lton
county. They wash in mud puddles and dry on
mullen leayes Tin pans answer for mirrors, while
MIR. Flint, the hunter, shayes himself with q clam
shell, unless the beari is over week old, then he
reduces IL with n rasp j.. Il & fs,llJu NJ 80
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

The New York Tribune isresponsbie for The
following:
We have authentic information to the effect
that the Hon. James Buchanan lately offered to
the Hon. Mlard Fillmore the embassy TO Eng-
land as an inducement to withdraw t'om his
(Fllmore's 81 present position as a Pee sidential
candidate. We learn that this proposal was
mildly and dccorOusly declined By the distin-
guished Fillmore, with the sugge sticn ih at pei'
| saps after the 18th of 0c ober the Distinguish
ed Buchanan might be ready to receive u simi'
lar oiief.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HELMBoLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU


For disc lses of the Bladder and Kidneys Obstruc-
tons fthe Urine, Chronic G Gonorrhuea S Structures
Gleets, Weaknesses, and all diseases of the Sex
ual Organs, whether in Male or Female, from
whateyercause they may have originated and n o
matter OF how long standing.
Ii you have contracted the terrible disease which
When once seated in the system, will surely O down
from one generation to another, undermininp the
constitution and sapping the very vital fluids oflfe
90 not trust yourself in the hands of quacks who
start up every day and fill the papers with false
moods, too well calculated to deceive the and
those not acquainted with their tricks. Youcannot
be too careful in the selection Of remedy in hese
cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
known. 1t is medicine perfectly pleasant in its
taste and very innocent in its action and VET so
thorough that 1t annihlates every particle of the
rank and poisonous virus Of this dreadful disease.
ana, unlike other remedies it does not drv IN the
disease in the blood. - '"'
Constitutional Debility, broughton bv vself-abuse
most terri5 edisease which has sbroughtthousands
OF the human race to untimelygraves thus blasting
he brilliant hopes of parents and blightnp in the
bud the glorious ambition of many a noble voutb
can be cured by this Infallible Remedy. Andasa
medicine which must benefit everybody from tho
SIMPLY delicate to the confined and desparing inva
nd, no equal is to be found, acting both as cure
and preventive.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10
HhhMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound FIuid Extract of SarsanariIIa

for futifAIh the Blood, removing all diseases ari
sing from excess of Mercury, exposure and i'm
prudence IN life, chronic constitutional disease
arising from an impure state of the Blood. and
the only reliable and etfectual remedy known for
the cure OF Scrotula, Salt Rheum ScaId Head
Ulceratlohs OF the Throat and Legs Pains and
Swellings OF the Bones letter. PimnIes on tbo
Face, and all Scaly Eruptions of the skin.
inns artlcle IS now prescribed bv some of the
most distinguished Physicians in the countrv and
mas proved more efficient in practice than any pre-
paratlon OF Sarsaparlla yet offered to the public
SeHfGf% 5 81 haas sass Ct lode offrcathent
that could be devised These cases furnish striking
examples of the sllutary effects of this medicine
in arresting some Of the. most inveterate diseases
after the glands were destroyed and the bones al
ready affected.
NOTICE.---Lettersfrom responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract Buchu, s per bottle or
bottles for So
" " 90 Slrsaparila same prices
equal in strengthto gallon Syrup ofSarsaparlla
Prepared and soldby H. II. IFELMBOLD, Chem
ist 2G3 Chestuut-st. near the Girard House. Philad
To he had of PECK & HAMILTON, Perrys-
bnrg, Ohio and ofdruggists and deaerseverywhere
llletters directed to the proprietor or agents
receive immediate attention. June Is
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10
Turam Brownell VS.. Jacob Keller.

IIuram Brownell VS.. Jacob Keller.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of f. ia. to me
- directed and delivered from the court of COM
pleas of Lorain county, Ohio, in the above en-
titled cause will offer for sale the door of the
court hoase in Perrysburg, on the 18th of May 4.
d. 1856, between the hours of one and four p NJ ;.
the following described lands, to wit: The north
part of the north west quarter of section twelve,
I2) township seven (7) north, of range twelve, az
containing sXty-fve acres w. l.. COOK,
April y, 1S5G.--4Sw5$1. Shift Wood Co. O.