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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29


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Thcsupe9Io;s ~ 81 this description Of easement
for the REMAINS Of dereasei friend 3iversal-
aeknov}a.iEeL 7-i..-e ry h?vu s sod
Icing -tir-- ~ ae .-e=4iH Tei Incl
F1r ~. ri-.a o4rs - III warm sz.ls,eF TOT an
annss=5i lca1f5 % time: a. w' ,-. u . ing
it frol5, Il. taetearhmens u e2-er 3 after IN
terrleut. i.True II is. the IA0siy SO deposited Il is
NOTHING but Inst. AMI Il Is q vase and holy law
of nature, that to dust i shall return; but still
how much more consoiatory to the surviving
friends is the rejection, that this body shall be
permitted to pass again into. and form a part OF
its native element by the aid of time and natural
causes alone, instead of being immersed IN VIA
ter and exposed to the depredations OF insects;
bv which the remains are consumed before their
ordinary and natural decay; or how satisfactory
it would be to feel assured, that it remained in
the earth where it had been placed, without dis
turbanee from the knife of the dissector, or any
/ aoher human agency !"
A HEAItSE. accompanied y = careful driver
will at all times be proearabie Tor funeral oce.-
sions.
I Aug. 2. 1S55.-*tE.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGeTEs

hen hasever been ohcrel for sale in Delaware;
The undersigned wouidinform his friends and
customers, to whom he isso nanch indebted for
their liberal patronage. that he Is sparin% no
psins ~ eXpeflse. in order that he may furnish
wsr. Il :~.isiire, o. a style and quality, equal to
asF ,a.-:e u 40 %sstern country. Cor Eastern
fr 80 fias llc arrangements by which
ae - veg tee - Of all new styles of Car
r&la inH EsE1es> as fast as they are introdu-
-@6 F 5955-5etaH iu nnd Cincinnati, and keepseX-
1arieLacl a4}kasen 1t all the different branches
a rs 1~sia-ss- lie can with confidence say.
.tat rs Is -ot Il Job on hand, neither will he
have Whit. ;%untHF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29
rmRNITURE

~1z a. WEIGH would cali
~ "A. attention to the large and
81 select stock Of superior
Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, BedSteds,
MnHrasses, 8c. Sc.
70 be found at his Ware Rooms on the west side
lain r. Ayery's Hardware Store. His stock COM
crises a general assortment OF City Made Furni-
tire as wels a. articles of his own ma4iufacture-
all which will be sold for prompt pay at the low
lie has also received a supply Of the celebrated
Dodge & Co.'S. Patent SPriag Bedsted, an article
that will repay q careful examination, as they
are the very best spring-bottom bedsteds manu-
factured. Please call and see-
UNDERTAKING.
lie is prepared to respond promptly to all ealli
in this ine-wif manufacture to order Cotius O
any 2e>irel styie-sld constantly keeps on hane
= supply Of the }sIss'T eei1ers:ed
Patent MetaiE 8e.ial Cases,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29
THE THREE GREAT LIGHTS.
RAILWAYS RELIEF, ,REsoLvENT.

In all constitutional diseases, and where the constitution
: broken down, or he body in n rapid sta cof decay, Or the
SYSTEM inoculatei with TIE virus OF di Sease, either by the
violation Of the laws Of health, intemperaHce, eXccs ana
Indulgence of the pass. ons, or By hereditary Transmission.
sin cases Of Scrofnla, Consum"tion. Rheumatism Goui
fits, and other heiria6is, wh6 h a long liae OF ancestry
has so bounufully and richly bestowed upoa posterty, as a
ncmen o of the past, at The cost OF the suffering inheritors.
these Remedies, in their trinitary capacity, possess a oura-
i've power that no disease can withstand; their combined
effect will eradicate from the living body every particle Of
diseased matter, renovatc the whole system with health;
ZEAL the unsound, decaying lungs or other organs, cleanse
and purify the uncieau from all impurities.
To the disabled wayfaFer, who is crippled with inhrmi.
Ies-we invite you ito Try" these Remedies. We viii
vouch for their efficacy.
with many hundreds of others who have Witnessed and
tdt the effect OF the Three Great Liehis,r and as they rule
md govern those bodies which they arc destined by the Al
mighty Power, so these three Remedies stand as Rulers,
Gonquerors, and Grand Masters of Nil diseases.
RADWAY 20,
Loo Fulton Street, New York.
Agents for Delaware, II. DICKINSON & SON, and NJ. l..
,TARR; 4. Suouh, Waldo; j. r. Wiutermute, Norton, J.
I. Clark, Ashley; Warren * Co, Millville; !. !. Norton 4
%. Delhi.
The II. II. II. Remedies are sold by Druggists, Merchants
tndnturekeepers. lJulv IL SIT
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The discovery of these wonderful plls establishes n new
era N iturs It on, and a new prnci. le in he science of med
icinr. IN taking these p lis No 4yri, ing pains or sickness nj
he stomach Is experienced they o3e ate u1turalIr. leaving
tie bowels, liver and Other organs in n natural and healthy
condition.
They insure those who take them n COOL appetite and q
healthy digestion. Each pI that IS taken gives new life to
tie bleed they purity it, take from it all impure deposits,
and eIu4liZe its cT cnltiOl.
Une or TWO dGsrs of Radway's Regulators will entirely
reIaaVe all distress ng syHp nns Of Dyspepsia, Jaundier,
Nervousness. Indigestion, Costlveness, Liver Comp! aint,
Siiousncss, Melancholy, and will cure ali organic Diseases
either in Man or WON n. Ladies' troubled With i regullri
ties or weakening Discharges. may rely upon n prompt cure
and regular periods If Raiway's Regulators are taken.
Every desc OF Railways Regulators that is tat IN iusffIIs
new strength within the body of tie weak, feeble and in
irn. an who take them are delighted with The happy
chI N &c they experience in Il few hours The disp r.teI and
melancholy feel Joyous and happy the sickald debili'ated
strong ard vigorous.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29
HARDWARE.

FALL IL WIN FER
whichis now nearly complete, and which tkev invite their
elsewhere, As they are detcrIn:ned to sri as lnF as can he
wrare oonnitn e ef sl,r4 Anh 10 d he ihoa. an anS one articles
\ large stock of assorted Iros, nd Nails; English aSs:er. Ger
man, American Blister, spring and t'sst steel: II pdr;
r. Nc.: Icrrss. $paars: scoop SSar,as, noh ~.rci ami
Iron; H%aarr + rs: i4#.'1c l'=i : Brs"%e;s Z Cos;
Cs- MnlaE Sill a*w~ MarS.n. ID a,YHIn',S Sash ana
9,riean sni ES.!;-h rssen+? %. ser & ,jarEson
fmd or5er makers Ri, i-ansri, Buck Me- ana Compass
saws: RipanI Cr1sS Cut Circular Saws: Wood saws wiih
s'rtrii"n: Gimiet screws of ali s:zes rron 38 10 ! inches;
tH'i<i."tSire sour u -radss5 Iron oahd ny 81 mares
- - Mt IL. IN 81 49, ~, ~ nE Yin I'm; ~ ~, n iron
A ..I ris1 = - Bio1Fs 49, p ~ n '. 81 A.
it,. ., SiG Ii ! p ar = @n : on n'a snj T ;iadGs B-a aEez, from
VIA! ksALTIi TGpLS-Anri!S, English ArniiaEe and 4
n-ricuH: BeHowT, Vises, Slrelrts; Rjveing, Shoe and
El'ekss4ish Hammers, and Piisei:ars; Stocks and Dies,
r4infr's ssIgrl sa1s. L5l : Por;cr,s do Parliament Butts
ms en- : Bus 5inas;' P.sted and md vic ahhs Colin In P haa t' anI
fIaI:t.es; Coffin Screws aud Siais sash Rollers aud Sash
HfnPPEEHl ER,s ATp JOINER To0L%.NI;snci P ri ap.
].c: Boring Macniues, Trimming Chisels, Corner Clissls.
lI0t 81 EiMMiNGS.-Soyel and other makes of Lock,
% Grs l @es.Fs ala s' w h&,sf Rna,l Na and lr IN @f5 N &aaahas N M9n-
e IA : Am < aois la a be hnai'Si nice riia ;i.at Sgli i not f.f malh I by ar
~ eAit 41-uf Faf, Gltst+ .'itpanttd, IrsaS and other
>IInVEiS AND ToNGs.-Poiish Siee! sets: Brass Han.
eel, common Iron and Bronzed AHiironsi Brass Top do;
Jun .rrels and Gun Trinminss; Shot Guns; Game Hag,
Shot. Powder and Powder Fia-ks.
! Ri;SuES-WA iIe Wash. Horse, 4 amt, EarniSh, Shoe, Scruf
hin. and draining Brushes.
I1osr Mats and Carriage Mats; Looking Glasses and Look
ing class Plates: Soap Stone tiridli's, IA new article FOR
baking Griiiie Cakes without grease Or Sliukr; fr.eIIs FOR
heating articles or a ,ratg; Enan.eilnd and Brass Kettles;
Bird Cages; 10 pcs Wire Cloth, assorted.
CAEtIAGE Cloth, plain and fE
ured: Ena:lelled Top lie 4thtr; Patent Leather; broad ami
Narrow Lace, Friftse, Tufts, Nails, exc. etc.
PNINTS AND OiL--iEre Lead IN Oh, Zine ia OH, Engis
Y. Red. French Yellow, Cn.anle Ye.lUw stud Green, Iiir
rage, Paris Green, Red aid White Lead Dry; Chocolate
AMI Olive Mineral Fire Proof Paint; Putty, Spanish VIII
ling, Write and Red GtHiA.
Window sash and Glass, al sizes: Pump Chain and Fixrurcs
Galvanized aud Wuuie1i Tubing: Iron Sausage Cutters;
straw Cutters: Corn Sacilers; Hay Knives: Tahle and Peck
| 1t CuIle-y; Iatle amt Tea Sp' pns, Iron, Britannia and iHa
I'D; Gate Hinges, Strap Hinge. &c. &c.
Lclt her 10. te5a-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29
The PERFUME
OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE,
FRESH FROM LIVING FLOW EpS.

MURRAY AND LANMAN'S
FLORIDA w AI&Re
THIS rare perfume and cosmetic Is prepared from mar
/ IrAL GL-wEHs OF Surpas sing fraeranca- " tn at .sut.
atlmiSrurc Of cGlrsc - crt II n!s. which forn the staple 81
many 'Esspncr-'' AMI ~ X'raC"s fer The Toilet" Us Aro-
n a ; as inrNluustnhlr rs tllt of the 'Farina Cnlnsn".' ami
as "a esh an delicate "a he hre It'll Of iIyiNG BLOSSOMS.
What are its .AntecedentsI
For twenty wears il has IN ,intainrd its asrrn iencv Over All
other perfumes ihrougluut Cub1, Sonh America AMI tn"
West In lies. II rs beel intro iu-ri in o the United states,
in rrspo isr % the = iraeSt demand growing Out oils South
ern reputation. A cure for
HeaGarhg and FaintneSS!
As an oder for the handkerchief, II + ~ drlic'ou- as Tho
s"tto uf > osrs' II lends fresh eSs an transparency 10 thh
cuihfirx rn: aud removes Eraala"hc and fnn'nesS--
COZ NTERFEITS. Beware o6immt "a ions. iOnk i"r tho
aau.n f NrrK.Y a LASNAN ri he Isurtir, " rtpprr Aad or
n4niental Label. ollby DIT AMMAN 81 IT, who - 10
DRUGGISTS, No. 80 Water sire Z, New York, and Ny Aharus-
GstS, al 81 cents per buLle
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MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Water Lime.

~ ANPBEIL & LITTI.E are agents for tho nale
~ SanduSky Hydraulic Cement, aud a fresh aud purr ar<
Gle will be always kcpto on hand.
Delaware, May 50, lSSe.
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nvsenterv. Relax. and WORMS.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood

From Rer.. j. L FEales, Pastor Of idrent Church, Bsste"-
DE. AVER: | lave used ynrr Fills with cNtIaGriIfar?y
success in my family and among those am tall"d oVlSlt
in distress. To T guldte lie organs Of digestion ana pun
fy the blood they are the very best rem"i; have ever
fri.ufs Your,. J. Y. HINES
WARSAW. WYOMING Co. y. Y, Oct. q, 1888.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29
REV. L. L. LANGSTROTH'S
PATENT COM3
SeC Tive.

L subscriber having purchased the Paten- r CHI fer She
L above uaaci Hire, 10 seteral counties in III n. ana llrr-
nwnship, Delaware county Ohio, now oliTs 1t fur sale
This Uiie IS the result Of the long aud careful stGdy and rN-
pcyirncs of al ENTEHNiNE, INTELLIGENT AID rRScrtct1 BEE
NEEpEH: aid in OBrripg it to he pnblic, the UNDERSIGNED
feels tEat Ie is Nor oHcr.ng the mere continuance of a srie-
ming sNrcul1ur, but al aricle ot REAL, PRACTICAL,
GENUINE WOITH, which whl LET THE WANTS AND
ed the aims aId hopes OF the Bee-keeper. II is exceedingly
simple in its construction and arrangement. Willie il gives
MOTH or any other enemy to their prosperity, he having free
access, rot only 10 every ptrt Of The hive, but to every inch
to either himself, the bees, honey, comb, hive, or anything
else.
much space for al advertisement; but the following are
some OF them
Destruction to anil prevention efiniury by Pee Moth.
Free access TO every inch OF the hive, and the comb in it,
knowledge cot conieeturel OF the precise condironorthe
Sees and comb at pleasure.
Swuruing the bees, (t willO-thus saving the necessity Of
MajijpIying tie number of swarms at pleasure.
Preventing natural swarmin"-
strengthening weak or small >waruls atauy AMI MI times
Taking the honey in any form o. quantity desired without
Selecting and taking the new and leaving the o~ldhoney, AT
VIII.
Feeding the bcesin cold Ior warm) weather, without ex
Projecting the bees in extreme cold weather.
Adaptation of the hive to the size OF the swaru-llrse
Preventing the doo great accumulation OF dr3ncs. which
consume but do nSi gather hoaey.
Ascertaining when the Queen is lost or dead, aul supply
ing the cnlony withunOthcr.
in short, there is no operation necessary TO be performed
whi.a ciunot he safely and easily done with his hive. and j
opens 10 every Intelligent man, a new, easy, safe and CETt
TAIS mode for successful bee culture.
The best prnol OF its superiority is the fact Of its srperce
Wherever it has been used; yet it is SO simple that al who
see 1t are struck with wonder taat il was MOI sooncr discuv-
happy to show the hive, Ws;h and without bees in it, TO those
WIN may call at ny place.
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T lRST G Il \ LIG II T.
RAHMAY'S Fan RFIEF

As special Remedy is to he used in all c ,xes where the
body is sized %Eh thr tortnring pangs of parnX, SINS OF
where II may b. locate tn application Of the Ready e
lief. either internally AS Il drink. or externally rs an alIevi-
ator, viii III a few minutes p store The afflicted body TO case
ard comfort.
In III c:ses of Powell Tiso-iers. Dvsentrry, Cholera
Bloody FlHE. Sick lie -dnc.te, y rvous Headache, and ofiicr
Nervous Nhec+otS, NcGral43, hh-IHt tism, s. rtinS. Cufs.
Strains, Tnuth Ache. Burns, ScaiJs. wounds, Shot wounds,
Bruises, Poisoning cilltcr by bites or 5 tn.s or Reptiles. In
sects, or Vegetable or Miner Poisoning by accidrnt-in
ali cases AMI Hnder all circumstances where tc human
system is tortured by Pa II, Railways Ready Relief can be
relied upon ns Il qnick, sale an: certain remedy,
In cases OF BiinlSuCss. Bilious Fever, Tvphus Fever.
Ship Fever, Fever AgUe, Scarlet Fever, and all Malignant
Fcvers, Small Puy, Measles, Pneumonia Kadway's Retdy
Relief used in con. uFction with. r adv " Regulators, WI,
cure the loS lively sex. afflicted with these Disorders. and
protfc, he SYST IN against suIten attacks when either Of
hest diseases prevail.
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ice for hive aGd individual right. sic.
RICHARD COLVIN,

Hh's NOStoi it-ENale,. on u = ~. " ! w.. r.
N. L. The inventor Of the ,,bove hive has published 4
most valuable work on Bee Culture the result at 10 Se,rs
irluors study and costly practical experiment, which every
bee Keeper should read and STUDY. 1t may be had lbs those
'Nho wish I'D OF my Agent. Price Sl,5l.
Bees WI be transferred from any htve into the TnnsstrOtb
hive by Mr.. Newlove, at my place, free OF chaIg sc.
July TO-, iSJI.-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-29

TvST received, by Express u large invoice of new sly
d I.1Ii-s' Embroidered Collars. and rich and rlce-nI
I Cnll4r- and Sleeves. III : " -, Jacunet, Maltese a al ia
on, yer. tea II ui AMI very cAeAp- ~
J an- "a. L. 81 GAMfBELL LITTLE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

| nATHARINE CARL, JONATHAN CARL,
| u Samuel Gail and Catharine Free, will take
notice that petition was fled against them on
the 14th day of September, 4. D. 1858, in
| the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the county of Carroll, in the State of Ohio,
by George Gall and Maria Gall, and is nov
pending, wherein the said George Gall and
Maria Gall demand partition of the following
real estate to wit:
part of the south west quarter of section
twelve, l2 of township sixteen, l6 and range
sever, I of the lands directed to be sold at
Steubenville, Ohio, and bounded as fOllows:-
beginning at stake on the western bounda>
ry line Of said quarter section, thence north
10 chains and So links to the north west cor
ner Of said quarter section, thence east alor
the north boundary of said quarter section
40 chains and Sc links to the nOtheast corner Of
said quarter section, thence south 81 chains
and 30 links, thence north IS degrees and 30
minutes west 7 chains and 79 links thence
south 43 degrees, west 10 chains and n links,
thence north 63 degrees and 90 minutes west
chains and so links, thence south SO degrees,
west chains and 80 links, thence north 40
degrees, west % chains to the place Of begin.
ming, ninety five acres more or less,
And for the assignment of the dover Of
Catharine Carl, widow Of Samuel Carl, deoeas.
ed, in said premises.
And that at the next tenn of sal Court the
said George Gall and Maria Gall will apply for
an order that partition may be made Of said
premises. GE0RGE GALL,
MARIA GALL,
/ By S. n, CRAISE, Attorney.
December lst. lS58.-6F.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22

III HE subscriber respectfully represents tC
the citizens Of Carroll county, and stran
gers visiting Car0lltou, that he has leased
the Hotel heretofore known as the American
House, and opened the same for the accom-
modation of the public.
This house has been repaired and renovated
throughout with reference to the convenience
ana comfort Of guests.
The proprietor Aatters himself that bis long
experience in this business justi6es him in tht
belief that he knows the wants Of guests, and
that he will be able to crafty them.
The table will contain the best that tovn or
country can afford and viii be prepared BY
those only who have for years given their at.
tention to this part of the business.
The stabling connected with this house has
also undergone repairs, and is such as to sat
isfy the most careful house master.
Every effort will be made for the comfort OF
the public, and its proprietor will endeavor to
make his guests feel during their stay with
him, that they are at HoME. TO his old friends,
patrons, wLo have known and patronized hin
heretofore, he especially recommends himself
and solicits their custom.
The prices will be as low IS they can posi-
bly, be made. GEORGE BEATTY.
mayl9, 5S-tf.
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EXECUTORS s SALE.

On the 9Th day of January, A. D. 1859, be
tween the hours Of IL o'clock NJ. and O'Clock
Z. NJ. on the premises in Lee township, Car
roll county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate as the prop.
erty Of James Mclaughlin deceased; to wit;
The west half Of the southwest qua ter Of
section thirty. 500 OF township twelve Q2,)
Of range four (4), containing eighty acres more
or less: appraised at $lI40
Also, twenty seven acres off the east side
of the east half of the north west quarter r
Of section twenty nine (29) oftownship twelve
tl2l of range four az appraised at $4s6
Terms of salc-one third cash, one.third in
in one year, and one. third in two years. The
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. FRANCIS KEAN.
Executor of the last will and tesla,
ment Of James Mclaughlin deceased.
Dec Is. $50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22
TO FARMERS.
Cheap SadIery and Harness,

IwOuld respectfully inform the farmers
Carroll county, that am now prepared t.
make to order, on short notice, and purpose
keeping Oh hand general assortment OF Sad
Iery, Harness, &C.; and will sell at the follow
ing prices, FOR Cash; Fifteen dollar SPAN
ish saddles, brass eagle head, futed seat. blue
cloth, plated stirrups, double girth crupPer,
&C., will sell at eleven or twelve dollars.
Horse Collars, that you buy at one dollar and
ifty to one dollar and seventy-Gve cents,
will furnish you at one dollar twelve to one
dollar twenty FIVE cents. JOCKEY Harness,
which consists Of two collars, two brides,
check lines and harness complete for two hOr-
ses, that generally costs twenty eight to thirty
dollars, l will sell at twenty-five dollars,
and other work cheap in proportion.
will trade for good stock sheep, fresh
milk cows or spring colts, and will charge Gus.
tom prices for work.
All work will be made Of the best OF ma
terial and
WARRANTED TO / JRCHASERs.
Persons wishing to Ordsr work can address
me at Carrollton, Carroll County Ohio. All
orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, WV. MCCLEAN.
Figley's Mills, Dec. y, '5s-4mo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-22
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

NR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully informs
- the citizens of Tuscaraws, Stark and Car.
roll counties and the surrounding country; that
| he will remain in the following places. All
persons affected with any complaint Of chron.
ic nature, are invited to call for gratuitous con
sultation.
Portage Co. Garretsville, Norton House Dec.
Ravena, Collins House "l6 q 10
Palmyra, Servis House, 30
Summit Go. Akron, Empire House, 9
Stark Co., Canton, Stova House, 23
Waynesburgh Hotel, +" rs
" Minerva, Yengling House," Is
Tuscarawas Co., Nelson House, New
Philadelphia, Z" q
Mineral Point Hotel, from 9A.H. to 3P.M. "2S
Carroll Co. Carrollton, Patton House, g 26t2T
Holmes Co, Millersburgh, Empire House IL
COlumbiana Co., saIineville, Hilnan
House 20
DR., DeIlenbaush fatters himself that be
can cure Chronic complaints Of the Oldest and
most obstinate character. He uses no mef-
curial preparations, end only medicines that
are purely vegetable.
DR.. D., of Cleveland, is the son Of the cell
ebrated DR.. Bellenbaugh, late Of Georgetown,
who so successfully treated and prescribed for
SOtiOUO paucnts uuEtl6 ~ 1oaAo PtaSlGc III
this stale.
All diseases perta' ming to Women and Ohil-
dren treated with great success by DR.. Dells
enbaugh.
Where DR.. D. preseribes for patients, hia
charges will be satisfactory: There Is no enc
practising in Georgetown on. the Dellen5augh
system.
N. B. DR.. D. speaks the Germ n 'sngulge.
About two years ago my gei erd heIlth
became much impaired, and in short time
there was an eruption made its appearace
on my face and body assuming u very wnst
tyne Of skin disease, (sO called BY the Drr.l
Ny husband being physician, tried alllsFelt
remedies, but availed notning. then applied
to other eminent physicians, but got no relief.
By this time my head and face vas mass Of
son es. | heasdUfDr Ds great success in
treating chronic diseases and diseases Of the
skin. / applied - him and in less than three
months he had The eruption removed, and my J
general health improved under his treaEnent,
% that noweIjoy good heath. Il conclusion
would say, those suffering from ike dis
ease, should apply TO Dr. Dellenbangh. q
Nor. Std. mrs. A. FOGER.
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PERMANENT OFFICE,
Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds Of their patients.

complying WIN the urgent request OF hun
dreds Of their patients.
DRs. @. M. FITCH & J. w. Sykes,
Have concluded to remain permanently ia
Pittsburgh. aud may be consulted at their Of :
fee. No. lSl Penn Street, opposite the ST
C4AIR HOTEL, daily, except Sundays, for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS and ali other
Chronic Complaints complicated with or caus.
ing PnlHonary Disease, including Catarrh,
Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver, Dys-
pepsis, Gastritis, Female Co mplaints, etc.
DRS. FITCH &SYKES would state that
their treatment of Consumption Is based upon
the fact that the diseasssexists in the blood
and system at large. both before, and during
its development in the lungs, and they there
fore employ Mechanical, Hygienic and Medical
remedies to purify the blood and strengthen
the system. With these, they use Medical In.
halations, which they value highly, but only
as Palliatives, (having no curative effect when
used alone,) '5nd lnyalids are earnestly caut.
toned against wasting the precious time of
durability on any treatment based upon the
plausible, but false idea that the seat of the
disease can be reached in direct manner by
Initiation" fof as befole stated, the seat of the
disease is in the blood and its effects only in
the lungs.
9 No charge for consultation.
A.hss OF questions will DO sent to those wlshs
gto consult US By letter.