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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

TO Congress from territory for approval After Ia
king this OATH the oasu:s: may determine whether
he could. if the Constitution be adopted oppose II
bef,re Congress, though he voted against 1t at Inc
polls, =.
But il is urged in the message that the people,
opposed 10 slavery might have voted it out OF ths
Constitution on the 2lst December. deny that they
cond have voted for or against slavery under this
schedus, unless they voted also for The Coasltut,oh
As have Said nine hundred and ninety nino might
have gone TO the polls and voted for against slave
ry and yet have been out voted by ono man. If they
voted against the Constitution and the one voted tor
1t. In word, NO one who voted against the
Constitution could vote a. all. How Unfair thon, TO
urge that those who opposed to the Constitution
though for or against slavery, s.aii away from the
polls the 2lst OF December, and let the election 70
by default. Could they have rotcd n all If they were
against the Constitution Could they be counted
for or against slavery unless they voted for the Con
stitutionl Why hold the people responsible Tor not
attending the polls when, If they had attended them,
they not allowed To vote but in one way, not all
allowed TO vots their own way aud the minority OF
one was given thu majority OF one over thoussnd1
Do you call this eLeetion7 Election bss which OF Tie
tco lat lees' to choose" But here there was no al
formative but in respect 10 slavery, and that was not
allowed unless you voted the way on the Cons;i.
tuition. Such mons;rous injustice aud inequality
n.ver offended the moral sense of freemen before in
this country. caCnct agree With the President
therefore. wbeo be says: VT ID impossible that any
psopo coa!d have proceeded with regularity II
the formation Ct a Constitution than the people OF
Kansas have DONE" The people OF Kanfas have
20, been sos ed TO held fair, free, and full election
at ell, though ths whole Constitution was pretended
10 bs submitted TO them. ,;o not u5on the part
whict the President says was sone submitted TO
them.
You zee, gentlemen, that arrive at these facte
from the face OF the record-from the schedule Itself.
don't go into Kausas for evidences Of fraud eny
other fact DONE z" behind tbs schedule which s
annexed to the Lecompton Constitution it.elt. 1t
shows on its TAGS tact erupger than any proof that
the people d,d not vote-it shows that it was impos
s'be for them 10 vote their sovereign will in fair,
flee. aud nil election Such election cannot poss
bly, be held under such schedule. This Congress is
bound TO look at. am bound in certain oases to
cause the seal OF this State TO be affixed to papers for
the purpose Of authorization. have no election
II tho paper is prope. to be certified mus, aI the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

gg- TAKE NoTlcE.-We woul3 call the atten-
ton of our readers To the advertisements found
in another solumn Of Io-day's paper, of that
great and popular remedy, Dir. Mann's celebrat-
ed Ague Balsan, which seems to be working
wonders in the cure OF Chills, reveI and Ague,
SO prevalent in the western country. it Is hot
often We notice a patent medi cine, inuled Se
think we have never pulled ono before, but pr
Mann's Balsam is something SO superior to any
other found in market, that we cannot forbear
asking the attention oil our readers to it. When
we remember the vast amount of suffering
caused by this scourge of the west, among all
classes OF citizens, and many constitutions
ranked and destroyed by this maiady, and the
different cures offered and proved unavaihng-
il il truly gratifying to us, and will undoubt-
eddy be to orr patrons and friends, to lean that
= remedy has nj last been discovered and placed
within me reach of all, and one that will do all
that is claimed for it. Give it a trial. Sold
by all good druggists.
Oct. lI,-Iin.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
Fifty Dollars Forfeit.

nR- HUNTER viii forfeit S5on falling to cure any one
~ case OF secret disease that may come under his care
no matter how long Standing or aaiietins- Either sex are
invited 10 his Private R0Ums, A North SETKSTH st. PhiIa-
delPhia- without fear Of interruption from other patien1s-
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate IN lhs Sc
lection Of q Physfcian5are invited TO call
unressEzined indnlgenceof The
Passions by excess or selfabuSe, the evils are numerous.
Premature mpoteHey. inFoEan1ary seminal discharges.
wasting Of the organs, loss Of memory, distaste Tor female
society, general debility, or constitutional arrangement.
are SIRE TO follow. II necessary. consult the Doctor with
confidence: he offers a perfect cure.
FAD AND REFLECT-The afflicted would do well to
reject before trusting their. health and happiness, and in
many cases their lives. IN the hands OF physicians ignorant
OF this class Of maladies- tits certainly impossible for one
man 10 nderstandalithe Ills the human family are snbject
to- Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch,
in which he is more successful than his brother professors,
and to that he ceTotes most of his time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE- exclusively devoted 10 the stu
dy and treatment Of diseases Of the sexual organs, uoseti-
er with ulcers upon the body, throat, nose, or legs. pains
in the head or bones, meEeurial rheumatism. structures.
gravel, Irregularities. diseases arising from youthful ex-
cesses, or impurities Of the blood, whereby the eonslitu ion
has become enieebled, enables The Doctor to Offer speedy
relief to all who may place themselves under his care
"a Medicine for varied 20 aay part Of the United States
Price Ten Dollars per Package
For sale, Dg- D.CKISsoS's CELEBRATED MAGyErO-ELEC-
IRIcAL M4cHIsE-. Aoaeid or other Ingredient required; lis
power being obtained from a permanent magnet No fam
lily should DC without one Price only SIO- OCT Fly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
Important to the Ladies.
NEW GCoDS! NEW GOODS

L. EASTMAN
ID has just received a flal assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches,
Grapes and Torrance Silks, Bonnet
Y~elsets and Silk of all ~eslers,
Bonnet Frames, &c. sc.
Em~broideries and Lace Goods.
Our stock contains the different articles of this depart
mert newt Y imported and latest styles, consisting OF
Collars, Sleeves, Bands, Trimmings, Edgings
Insertions, Embroidered Hdkf's, Infants
Waists, &c. &C.
Dress Silks-Black and Colored,
Flannel for Childrcn's wear,
A few pieces netc style DetGsnes.
Not forgetting sGplc very ine CLOAkS of the
latest patterns. Also OF all kinds
%viz Black and Cdoped Velvet Ribbons, Erin
ges oE all coiors and styles, More Antique
Ciinlle Buttons, and everything in this line.
Hoops of all kinds-Steel Extension, Brass,
Rattans Covered, Oil Boiled and Plain.
We have also a fine let new style Head Dres-
ses, Ladies' Belts, Bet kbbon-and in fact
everything usually kept In a Hagiety Store
A choice lot OF Gloves and Gasntets, Tor La
dies and Gents.
Z. EAsTM IN.
Conducted by +. NJ EASTMAN.
N b. MILLINERY done III all It's brancA,s.
Delaware, Get. p, Is1S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
THE BROADWAY OMNIBUS
THE GREATEST PAPER OF THE AGE!
A beautifully Illustrated Monthly sheet, and
a paper that is a paper,

A budget of Wit, Humor, Facts, aid Scenes drawn from
n life" WE'RE voc ARE. RIGHT AWAY. Eight AWAY,
Heospw2y- BRo spwAY. RICH " - Only Finy Gents
,iunp in and TAX a ride. once seated in Our -1NNIsUs,
y. viii endeavor 10 both arnuse and INSTRUCT You, ami give
you. in the cosrse OF the year, At lie Ist ATTY Gents, worth OF
Fan and useful Information. We VIII show you up Broad
yay. down the old Bowery. through Chatham and The 9th
er PRINCIPAL streets, giving you ample time 10 see the Ele-
nhant and get a goad peep Al Peter Funks, Confidence OPP
orators, &c- Ae. We will show you The city by day light
by gas light, BY moon IghI. by candle light, by star light,
and will drive The -FUHnibns' 10 soEae paris OF the city
where there is no light We will endeayor 10 Pos You On
All the tricks and II APPS OF the great metropolis, and also a
muse many an hour with interes ing reading matter
Throw phvsic 10 The dogs II yoa have tho Blues, the
Goui, rheumatism, or are unfortunately trou-
bled with a seuidIng wife, we will guarantee " make You
forget YOUR troubles, laugh almost against our viii, ami
grow fat Everybody should subscribe To fhe --omnIhus"
\ once. The "IsroaiWay Omnibus viii make lis appear
anee on the first vi each manth, Iised with amusement and
fnSfrbetiof, fer all Price, Fifty Ceu;s a year ia advance
three copies 10 ore address, One dollar; Tie cheapest pa
per in the Sta.est Who " III get US TIVE subscribers and re
ri ? COPY freer All communications should be aI-
- IN GHAS. p BRlfTOS,
EjitoF broadway Omnibus"
o.. ~ - 81 Pearl Street. }, "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
FITS FITS ! FITS /!
HANcE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS.

For the Cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERsoSS who ars iaboring under this distressing mala-
L dy viii ind HANCE7S VEGETABLE E~PILEPTIC
PILLS to be The only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy or Falling Fits
These pills possess y specific action on the nervous sys-
tenn ana, although they are prepared especially for tie
purpOse Of curing Fits, they viii be found of especial ben
eat for al persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose
nervous system has been Frustrated or shattered from any
cause WhateSer- In Chronic complaints, or diseAs es vi
long s;anain<. superindacec b. nervousness, they are eE
eeedingIy beaeaeEai-
Price IS per box, ortwo boxes for IS. Persons out OF the
city. enclosing a reniuanee, will have the pills sent them
through the mail, free OF postage. For sale by SETH ).
UANCE. No. lbs baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd, Ia
whom orders from all parts OF the MON must be address
ed. July 80, Ie5S-%ly
THE HAnMosToN FARMER,-A newspaper
devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set
ting forth full accounts of the new settlement OF
Hammonton. in New Sersy, can be subscribed
for at only IS cents per annun.
Inclose postage stamps forthe amount. Ad-
dress 10 Editor Of the Farmer, Hammonton,
Atlantic Co., New Jersey. Those wishing
ehea p land, of the best quality, in one of the
healthiesG and most delightful climates in the
Union, see advertisement of Hammonton
Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

JHrLAmAT1oN OF THE ExEs-Like all other
inasn,ation, is caused by impurity of the blood
wLish causes all eruptive diseaseas, as Salt
RheuR, scurvy, Boils. Sores, Ulcers, Se. The
blood being unhealthy, and of an impure nature
also occasions Dropeies. The blood bee oming
ebstructedi in the sicns, the watery part OF the
blood in consequence is thrown out from the
~sxtremitics, and dropsy is the result. Many
times it is oeeasioned by improper treatment OF
some former disease, and the vessels being filled
by eercus humors instead of blood. Free evac-
nations by these Pills. open the passage into
the bladder and carry off tha corrupted humors
and renew them with pure and healthy blood,
which will drive oat of she body all inflammation
together with ernptions of the skin and all
dropsical complaints, They will be a shield to
every form of disease to guard and keep you
from the cold grasping hand of death, and
cause life and strength to remain, and the eonn-
tenaLce to brighten with the bloom of beauty
and health. Oct. l5.-1mo,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
BrasrRdretlA'S fills


tbNTiNCED PAIN U L uueaaIness in any organ is gener
ally etIrsd tye Que or more ut,~es OF Ifrandret4's Pills
thlrtf years personal experience by the uadcTsIsued lul
til Justines this assertion.
tear. James lsull, OF Eottsdaln, \. Y, says--"I have GU
ycd the most drplprable eosLyeness of The bo~es with
HraItdre, his pills, when every other remedy had failed, and
ste patient was given up To dee. skin discusses OF An nvG
Tratc aud ainiul character. such as crysipeIlS, salt rheunL
utter an / sunitnrrh al, have seen Grad .catcd BY their
tst- nave cured the rheumatic, The epileptic, the paraly-
ic ami The consuIuPiye with Jhcse excellent pills aiOne."
In JIundice ana all aItectiolis OF Tie liver, dyspepsiA. dys-
entry and dIhfFhaet, ] lcuFlSy, sudden pains aud I4lamIna-
Hois, female INSTRUCTIONS, scurDutic and scroiul0us, eA eli
Souty and leuralsic affections, have given way 10 the usG
OF tins medicinei Ind HOW, after twenty years experience,
my estimation OF BraAireIh's Fills continues 10 increase.
~OBSIbEtIlU&..
A young lady. bc1tliful and healthy, took cold, which
etllsed a s-TIBus oDsiruSihh loF two AedPa: her bealth was
ertkeh down aud her braUIy departed. AT length Bran-
dreth's f1iIs were tried; eleven duses, ef fruHi ~ 10 tOur,
were taken i'll fifteen days preceding the usua1 period
Regularity was restoreu, andher beaIuh and good looks re-
covered.
WORMS.
BraltdEeth's Pills are the uest TerInifuge; they are fnfal,
hbls- A ehiAt, SIX years Old, Tor some weeks WAS dropping;
Us mother gave ii one Of Branlreth's sugar COATED pills;
and as large d. a chiids finger. I lie child WAS well.
PLEUIaISI.
\ gentleman, away from home, Was taken with pleuFisy;
the Inflammation Mas terrible; every breath made him
HriIhe with agony. Eight EraDdFeth's Pills wers swallow
ed, and warm oil applied locallST the pills operated, aI6
more pill, and he second day the patienA WAS cured.
THESE statements should have weight, and prevent the
use oi polsonessdraGs, and stopthe sad pra ctice ofbIecdihg.
Is. B~KANBKET1.
Hrandretl's RIRs are s1ltnt tire principal Office, Zg4 Ca
nal street, Brandreth's BiIiiulg, at 70 cents per box; and
as The PLAN: Aid also sold by Agents generally.
sept. 40, lS5S-lmins.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

N Il IA IA Il -
In Peonie, Mo. on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Robt. johnson, Mr.. DEWITT c. HAIR
Pts, of Hamilton, Mo-, and Miss ANNIE Nc
QUEEN, OF the former place.
Al the Presbyterian Church, in Berlin, on
the 10Th inst, by the Rev. j. w. Thomp-
son, assisted by Rev. o. II. Newton, Rev.
HOMER McVAy, of DELHI, to Miss HARRIET
NJ, daughter of Rev. J.. w. Thompson.
Al Ashley, on the 14th inst, by Rev. ..
II. Newton, Mr.. HUGH L. EeKELs, tosMiss
ERv1LLA L., daughter of DR.. Coomer, OF
the above place.
On Sabbath morning, 18th inst, by the
Rev. Jas. B. Thompson, Mr.. WILLIAM
SLOUGH, to Miss ELIZABETH ScHRIER, all OF
Delaware, Ohio.
In Free port FL, Oct. 18th by Rev R.. l.
Chrittenden, STEWART BoYNroN to JENNIE
GREENWOOD all of Freeport.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
RAYMONDrS
DOUBLE THREADED
Sc Machine.

The Strongest, Most Elastic and Durable Stitch
ever made.-Wa rranted equal to any $l00
Machine in the market.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

ITO CoNsUMPTIvEs.--The advertiser hay
l. ing been restored to health in . few weeks
by a very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with q severe LUNG AFFEcTIoN and
that dread disease, Consumption, lis anxious to
make known to his fellow Sufferers the means
Of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy OF the prescription used (tres Of ekargs,
with directions for preparing and using the
sumption, Asthzea, BroncAstaS, De-, The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost him
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
washing the prescription will pleas address,
REV. EDWARD "A. ILSON
Wiiliamsburgh, Long Island.
October Is, 1s58.-Sm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

Village of Ashley.
Delaware. October Sth. 1858.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
Public Safe.

To all wanting Farms, see advertisement
Hammonton Lands,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
sale Of Land by Administrator.

TN parstsan-e OF an order OF The PROBATE Court Of Della
u,re r,utniy. the undersigned, administrator or the Is
tale of john Thomas, deed. viii Uaer for sale, on the prem
is-s on me 18th day OF SoxeInber, 1888, the following real
properly, to wit: One undivided seventh N-1l Partoi d tract
AZ and Il rmerly owned by Lucas ahonl2s decia-, ia lab
erty township, Delaware county, Ollo- containing abeai
IUU &C ores OF land, and being los l. z . and i IA SECTION t.
nal mi : one and forty-two ia SAID section, as assigned in a
IL ND survey of said land BY j. Il Mendenha4i, IN lS5,
made ia The case OF partition in Delaware Common Pleas
between Salmon Thomas u al vs.. Lucas Iholas - al, With
The aDpuriepances thrreio be!vnSuts-
The Terms OF pay meat are oae- third down at the time OF
s,Is another third in six months, ami die Residue IN Ume
year DE" - y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
settlement of Estates. &c.

TNUE follow ing Administrators and Il uardlans have he'
L their papers for InlaISettlment.
Victor \ rnold Guardian OF Harriet C-Ions-
VIM. ". Healte "a uaftIa IA uE J. e. and lydia Daniels
Knuerl Il. ETsas ell al. Administrators 81 Alorf.s u Nor
John Adams Executor of Evy Adams. deceased.
There Will be a bea ring on my Uhice, III Del
aware, on saturday, November 9th, lS5S:
October Is, lsSo- ERANNEf, FT0o- S"oge-
All wanting to emigrnte to a mild climate,
good soil, and tine markct see advertisement
OF ~IIunlmonton Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

GREAT ATrRAcTIoA-BALLooN AscEN-
sIos!--Mr. W.. SHoTTs, in experienced
Eronaut, will make an ascension (weaihcr
permitting) Monday neat. from the CouHty
Fair Grounds, directly east of town, in his
mammoth balloon "America," which is forty
four feet in diameter and sixty-four feet in
height when inflated. and claimed to be the
largest in existence. The public will be ad-
mitied free of charge, the business men of
the town having subscribed a sum sufficient
to defray the expense. OF course everybody
desires to witness SO imposing and novel a
spectacle. and an immense crowd will con-
~sequently be present.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
SALE.

Andrews & Evans TlY virtue OF an exeeu ion to me di-
vs.. ID recied from the Court OF Common
c. VI. Coats ct al. } Pleas of Knox county. Ohio, 1 shall
oGes at public sale, ON Monday the lst day Of November,
as. between The hours Of 10 o'clock a III. and 4 o'cloek p
m. OF said day a. the residence Of Samuel Tyler, IN IhoInp
son township. the following property, VIZ Seven .ad Of
Mich c ows. seven head Spring taIyes, one WLite Bun 5
years o Id, enc tWoLurse wagon, ane dunn Horse years
old. one grey Mare IL years old, one bay Mare IL years
Old. one bay morse i years old, and one bay Gait yesr
old. CHARL+ES SAEhAAN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

A NEW RooFING.-We have examined
specimens of an artificial slate for roofing.
1t is composed of a 0 imposition pressed up
on both sides of a prepared straw board,
which is a new feature in composition
roofing. 1t is firm and solid in appearance
and is said to be perfectly. FIRE as we'll as
water proof. The expense. is about the
same rs shingles per square. and when its
durability and 6re-proof qualities are taken
into consideration it is the cheapest roofing
now in use. Mr.. WEAVER. proprietor of the
patent, is now at the American House with
samples of the roofing and machine for man
ufacluring. Any one wishing to engage in
n good business will do well TO call and see
him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

Oo. ~ >.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

1,HE subscriber wishing 40 make foHle change in his ou-
L siaess VIII sell u public veudue ol
Wednesday tbs 9th inst,
at his residence - miles west of Delaware, his farm stock
&c. consisting OIL
Hsrses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
Among which are some good grade DuEham
Cows and Heifcrs- 3 young Bulls l5-l6ths Dur-
ham: and one thoroughbred Bull Calf.
and Mover, i1arrow, Plows, Cora Drill. Corn
Planter. Clttivators, Shovel Plows, , Wagons
lone q good truck Harness, Ne., DC, Nc.s
: efIe 10 commence al 10 o'clock y NJ \ liberal credit
VIII be given .vrpy
Let5Scr Is, 1883 NHN
oh.nleI Heath pianlin' RaFoKE W T w@'1@n; !; a.
Vim. r.. Gordon. derdt uuuiy, Uhlo.
On tAe 18th day OF SepseIa5er, A ID 1855, satu Jusuce
issued an order OF attachment in ue asoFe aca"4 /" Ne
UIHUNEoL HEATH
October Is. IS5S.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

Mr.. II. BEREETr, of Scioto, jumped from
his buggy on Saturday last while the horse
wss punning at full speed, and was suppo-
sed to be seriously injured, which we are
happy TO learn has proved not to be the case
Il was an almost miraculous escape.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
THE LIVER
NVIGORATO orr

~ ONE OF THE PEST P~URuATIvE-A AND I1FKih
Il MEtlClNS now beiure The puolIc. that acts ar a rsssaE-
te, easier, mildeT. aud more efretsai thas any 0dh aSsa-
t1i!". known, II IS nOtonly HCdth.Gtfc, but a Lirer RI ratdk
acting hrst on the Lfses - ejeci It's morbid matter, hgn ous
The stomach and bowers te carry on that uiattrr' thur a.
eulnIiiiS.ing two Pnr- ores eHeetudiiy. wiuloii any Of iEsp
U"i' Hcs. II strengthens lie SYSTEM al the Same time thkp
u pursts H. aud NbsA takeH daily ia moderate dos.r Wifi
strengthen and build il ep With uhisaal rapitNy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

ever made.-War ranted equal to any SlU0
Machine in the market.
1T tie Lou Price ct 1tcenty-FSre Dollars.
TaIiE desideratum so long sought, OF a practically good
L Two-ThIeadedS EwING MACHINE, AT Il 4jftei mas
" The froprietors Of Raymond's Family Sewing Machine
present it 10 the public with the fuiiest confluence IN It's
son with amy and all the high priced hrachines now iavora-
bly, known
works with rwo THREATS, and forurs IA really durable and
serviceable stitch. H&.,
The FOLLOWING are among its unmisfakc1b1c advantages
lst.- 1t is simple, strong and durable, easily Understood
and managed, And not Liable to get out OF order
I'd. 1t uses eVtIon from the ordinary spool without re-
winding; saving time trouble and WASTE.
any other made ny machinery, and Is superior 10 The best
hand sewing. Tie TWO threads are double IUuped into
each other, and firmly tied and knoited ut every Sttch--
The durability OF this sitch, and Is Fecuhar +d+Ptahon 10
all kinds of Ialn.iy sewing, has been fully demonstrated
by the well known Gruyer * baker Machine, which has at
tIncd an euvIable reputation no othef STITCH mas ne
SAM ds.ree of ELASTICITY. This Is an important advan-
ltIe. especially IN goods which require Ircquuht washing.
4th. 1t VIII Stitch, Hem, Gather and Embroideri, VIII
run silk. cotton or linen thread, and WORKS equally weE On
all kinds Of taBrfcs, from the finest TO the eoarscs'.
5tf. furnishes its work wherci Il Stops. There L no &C.
etsiol 10 fdsten the threads al IL ehu u ~ sedhi ; IL t
nh. Every inacniIIu is made TO run by hand or foot pow
iar. thus combining the advantages OF both methods.
in. GA me important question I'll EC0NodT, this machine
s uIlrivalIed. + NJ the small sum of 30 We are enabled 10
f4fnish II sewing AIaetinr ceaAoininG Ia an eihilent degree
he good qualities oil toraaes ASehAnes while II 5 Tree lrohh
their oDJeCuons- ,,
Price sf Machine without q table. S25. With a table and
treadIe complete, $50. orders from Lit country wll NEE
with lmmealate attention. If accom- panied Win tHe cash
Machines sent To persons who never SAW them, al useu
successfully viii afew hours practice. Coniplete printed
p4BhorIoAa viii aceonipasI every Anschiae-
~ N a - Delaware, oh5'
Agents Tor Delaware
oct- g Is5S- If ana Marion Counties.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22

The third effort has finally secured a ses-
sion of the District Court in this county. 1t
commenced Tuesday last-Judges Sutliff (uf
tho Supreme Court,l Geddes and Sample
presiding. Some important cases are PEN
ding, but we believe none of them have yet
sssR disposed of.