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OF The Army bill. as it viii
Senate by the votes of Mr.. Sewa
Mr.. Cameron, cast in opposition
rest of the Republicans; will increasE
Army seven thousand men, the amt.
expenditure seven millions of dollars, an
will give the President the appointmef
Of more than ninety officers. The Senai
was nearly full when the vote vas taken
though only fifty-one votes are rs
There we're five or six pairs.
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\ 61rMr. Brown is very hard of hear
ing, and4a few days since, while no was
conversing with several gentlemen in
front Of store, his negro boy. Ben,
came up end said:+
.'"Pledss passa, give me tho bits to buy
some 'baccar." s
aS"Ahl'' says Mr.. Brown, clapping his
aahd up 10 his ear, to form a atrumpit'
sPIeas, riassa, give me four bits, to
spmslleit,y sar.9 -.
se Win ii it'ts,risin' onme, elig7Sl
aerd you at frs1"---
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es, ant PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
Joseph o MAS IL. MATH T. w 8 :.
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Aerrlsvancc, $500. Otherwise, S1,5O
for til ,e terms will be rgidly adhered to. d
insure discontinuance ut the end Of the
ErThee directions 5 T rivta to that effect,
innur, ,rtsements inserted at the usual rates.
nume'4dvertisements not having the number Of
a wo, marked on them, will be continued until
d charged accordingly. re.
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EERMSs

tiyes fr,HE IN COMMERCIAL BLOCK, OVER
eet foot NETT g. CO.'S, BANK Sd, STORY
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A SlGN AT HoME.- TheEII
ter, Pa, has given Dei1ocf
" for the last twenty yeafs-
Buchanan over 1000 majority.
,lhemaRicipal election held thelV I
w ealsda9, his friends were defeated
M2yo. His Kansas policy was
sue Aislinolly made, apd he sogs
buke in thai stronghold.
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Understood Spanish.

While our army was in Mexico, Gen
T was walking in the Plaza a
Tampico when a Mexican offered to sell
him fine mustang pony, which the Gen
eral, who has keen eye for horses, was
desirous of purchasing; but as the owner
was ignorant of English, and the Gener-
ais Spanish did not extend beyond ST and
ramos, they made slow progress towards
a trade. The general called an orderly
to him, a genuine Irishman, and asked !;
Orderly, do you speak Spanish 2"
"Never a word, sur"
"Then so and find me some one who
does"
of went the orderly, and soon return
ed, dragging after him a full blooded
and thoroughly frightened Mexican.
"Whst are you doing with that MANI:
demanded the general; "what has
done9"
"He has doRe nothing an + know
sar.n1 ). ..eoIl,
q; :.:' saa. g 81 y 81, J !. :.
Certainly
"WiA, thin, u
man for your honoI,
can spake nothin' but
all"
The general was obliged M
the orderly had obeyed orders
ter. but it was no help in
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
Ill WE'RE CoNvERTED.-The
Of. MesSrs. Douglas, Wise
fhrae Democrskio candi.

,lre-ealers' was doubtless owing
|says The North American, TO their peru
sal Of the 18th chapter Of Psalms, 9Th
and 9th verses s@
"IifE rot Gp your horn - highs speak not
J ~ with stiff neck, .lt !,
. 4.For promotion RcOmeth' neither from the East,
. nor from.A West nor from the South" .
Ofcourse, promotion must come from
the North. ~. -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04

WoRD TwlsrINe,-A New
sler challenged a sick mans
recent electiop, on the groal.
III legal voter.
Probably il was the
chail "a a squii
he wSVgio aaturaA
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q Wooo 8totp,
THE BURGLARS VISIT,
A DENTIST S STORY.

tits no use to ask me for lies story;
for, though | have stayed in nearly every
town in England of any size, have met
with none. Railways have put haunted
chambers out of fashion, Fancy ghost
being bold enough to venture into one Of
our vast hotels! There is not a single
white-robed customer that would have the
to do it, Ghosts lived in the
old coaching days, and dwelt in the quaint
wayside inns;a and | never was lucky
enough TO have my bed-curtains disturbed
by ingisiblmlYap&s; but l am not ashamed
to own that ipqce got a terrible fright.
In my early days, I-.-like many of my
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ET-Beneyoleht
alive, child ! whatdy
Of cold NlcFaaEs fcrN
yastefday!p Litlie
bat mother taken
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6TTll'
are innun
are hume.
rule woul
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-16
Messrs. MoREH0UsE & EVANS,
For the Fall Trade.
C. D. POTTER & co.

IL plete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting IN part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Swedes Iron:
Steel-Naylor's Cast, f. b. German, a. B Spring;
| Ton T. '; F. and American Nail Rod;
springs-Wagon, Buggy, snlky and Seat, of
Axles, Vices, Anvils, Bellows, &C.; Coil Chain,
Ia, 5-l6, s-S and 7-16; Log, Halter and Breast
Chains; Cow Ties: Pump Chain and Tube,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c.
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 40d, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd of best brands in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
200. boxes first quality Glass, from Z x 9 to 80 x
40. any size cut to ordcrl; Sash, Doors and
Blinds furnished at manufacturers prices:
Paints.-White and Red Lead in oil and dry.
French Zinc White, Litherage, Venetian Red,
Whiting, &C.; Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Bruslcs-Paint, varnish, whitewash, Horse and
Shoe; Feather Busters;
200 doz. Door Locks and Latches, a complete as
sortm INT;
100 do7 G~reenwood's Butts; 100 doz Wrough
Broad, Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and G~reenwood's Congress Butts
Blind Fastenings and Sash Locks;
cord Gimlet Pointed Screws,
Table Cutlery.
C. D. p. 81 Co. would respectfully call the at
tention of housekeepers and others to their
stock of Table Cutlery, consisting of Ivory
Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn, Cocoa and
common Handles, with 2 and s tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers,
so doz Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
AxEs-Roberts', Whites, Hunts, Silnmonds',
Brooks Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Sim
monds' Bench, Shingling d Lathing iIatchets;
Augurs-Millwrights, Carpenters, IS. and COM
mon. Bitts-Clark,s Graduated, Churchills.
Hammer Twist, L'Hommedieu's and common.
Chisels--C. S. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING s. Farmer;
Saws-Lea and Leavits Mulay and Sash, English
and American X Cut, Shepherd and irving's,
Spear aud Jacksons, and other makes; Hand,
Pannel, Rip, lemon and Compass do.
Bench Planes, Plumbs and Levels, &C.
uandIes--Handsaw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick,
Gate Hinges, Substituting and common; 1000
Strap and Joint hinges; Wrought Iiasps and
Staples, Hook and Staples, Gate Latches.
Whips, Whip Lashes and Iiide Whirs; Patent
and Enalneibd Leather; Enanleled Carriage
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
dlery and Harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit, u
good assortment; Bird Cages, Giasses, Canary
Seed etc., together with Thousand other arti-
cles, to which the attention OF the public is
respectfully Invited.
Delaware, 1857.
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.lawAre, April Is5s.
NEW GOODS
AT L. S. COVELL'S.

Sign Of the Large Gold Hach)
~Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Lamps, Gold Pens,
Silver Ware, Speetaeles and Fancy Goods.
THE subscriber has Just received a large and Splpndfi
L variety of Goods in his line, Of the Latest Fashions and
most approved Patterns T ri sutar attention is pail to tLe
above nfentfuied articles OF his trade. The pnbhc are iiyi
ted to give him a call previous 10 purchasing elsewhere. MBr
he IS confident his si1ek of tools il nDf second best-t0&ny
in variety, qualify on style.
JetetrJ
Breast Pins and Earnings. one hundred ffGereni patterns
consisting of beautiful sets Of Cameo, Florrntins, Mdsa
ic, told ~fHa'r Fine Box. and Miniature Pins, &c.
Watches.
Particular ATTENTION is casel 70 the Ameriean sanufa tured
Watch. the rFip5a'i:ht 81 waieh for accuracy in time. sim
plirity Of construction IA ii8raa lily, is first in the worLI
Also, all kinds of :HIpo led Nnfrhcs, III Gold AMI silver
Cases A hetIlifu! SOCK OF God Watches for Ladies'
prices FROM SIS to $50.
SpectGcieS.
Pebble Eye and Percy Scdsic Glass of tie finest French i'm
purtatian. in tioid ami ; i vrr asa line Steel Frsnes. Ii
WIN want a good pair of Srecdaces are invited 10 tail and
examine for themselves
LGzapS and Chandeliers.
For Ghrrrh-s. Hubs. Parlors ANA Stores, Of all Stylns. from
the most eie@aut u the most common, Suitable fof AL IA
ces and purposes
God Pens.
u. H. Houghton's Premium told Pen and P itent Casr in
Gold ami Silver, which need only TO be examined to prove
their superiority over other makes
CLOCKS, of miscellaneous styles and all prices. FINE
CUTLERY Port Monies. Ltiics and Gents Pearl Card
Witch Will he sold at 4 lower price than similar G otaIs can
be bought for in any city in chic. All Goods and Work
warranted to be as represented.
Delaware, june Il, Isl. l.. S. covELL-
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PEPsIN.
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!

THE TRrG DIGESTIVE FLUTp. or G. GsTRIc JrFcE. prepared
4 from Reanet. or the Fourth Stomach Of the ox, after the
directions Of Earan- Iieteg, the great Physiological CheT~
m. ~ J. {. HDEfsHToS, N D., PhtzdeiUhie- Pa.
Ths is IRE ONYX REMEDY far Aa-a1heaiahy
Stnmzeh. No ART Of man can elual5t curative Po~ers a
conSnins no kIlCgHoL. biTThRS. ACIDS, or sNlsEols
DRUGS. III IS extremely agreeable :" The taste, and may
be taken BY The naasi Ie~ble patients who cannot go = ~.
ter crSR-srr without acute distress Beware Q DAl UHED
INIT AEA1ekS. PrSHa is not \ DRCG-
Catfan.fe agent and seta It-serPnne Srcotarr Sratt7s
zsrIng : ,a-re -znoIat 81 Scfea ir kSBdensr, fruHa tiebig- s
@nirna! Ft-inissre. Ur. Con5e's Physk1iosy of idgtssI10i-
H. T-rerx ~ = - and Diet. Tref. siiiinan, Of Yale toll
lee: Dr. Carpenter Physiology; re- together with FePerss
al II ks fsoia ali psrts OF iht thitei sfitcs
Sots sv a. ss-sIEg IS AID Iesiers IA Medicines Price
oSE p1..L.AH l.@r sotrI-- P-Psin in Pow der seniby Mail.
y0st pail ga receipt IS SIP
Il SfGhIES0N - St[. Wholesale and Retail agents.
D-i.RaTe OHIO. luiy loe'5.-Iy
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Wh1ta What Flnnr

II addition to Flour manufactured in this section of the
L State, from selected Wheat, we endeavor to have always
on hand. a very superior article, manufactured in the South
ern portion of the State, frOnI extra Genncsee Wheat, which
Jan %, '5s-f r. f. HILLS h SON.
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81 8.
Spring Trade Opening.

C. HILLS
WILL receive during this and the coming
w week. his first
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
to which he invites the attention Of tie closest
As every New Stock" of Goods that has been
offered to the public within the las: few years,
has been ..Ae Imry@.t. p eetiest sad cheapest he
will say of this one simply, that it is large enough
for the present densenS, Prettg eRoVgk for the
most fdsffdIoss zHd tasteful, and cheap e~oxgh to
| suit the most scs,ae7ssicesi AMI prudeRt-
The Stock embraces all the leading best styles
and fabrics in
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Mems Furnishing Goods,
housekeeping Goods,
Queensware 81 Table Cutlery,
CarPeting aud Oil Cloths,
Paper Iiangings,
Bunnets and Hats,
Yankee Notions,
Family Groceries,
Shoes and Boots.
A general invitation Is given for an inspection
of his Stock. The Prsees Gie sHifed To the time.
Most kinds of Produre taken in exchange for
Goods ut the market rates
Location. No. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
VA-f.-.-u 49,. < *
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HARDWARE.
been receiving for the last thirty days an ext
i Stock of Goodsfor the
Chamberlain & Avery

III " w LII ASAADA3
whichis now nearly complete, and which they invite their
customers and all cash buyers to examine before purchasing
purchased at Columbus or Cleveland, at heme or abroad, as
aonr line may be found the soiowing. VIZ:
A largestock of assorted Iron and Nails: English Blister. Ger
Raa' and aR saifs sp aiisssE' Log ser GSai 1aa Bes salR'sS Chains hsiiS Soii
Chains, assorted sizes; Trace Chains, Halter Chains, Cow
Ties, Sc: Shoyels, Spades: Scoop Shovels, both Steel and
IRON Manure sM Forks; Potatoe piggers; Bske%el 4 Cos;
Gross Cut Saws; C. S. Hook Tooth and common Saws, A
m nnd osher rn Makers SasH Rip, Pa Hs@ BUCK u tspsa and compsss
saws r. RIP and erg s G9 q S z Fiss S snS Ra Meod q samS With
ssriptons Gimlet Screws OF al sizes from Sc to I inches;
eesi Metallic Neck Brace and Bits; com. Bail and Iron
Hand Axes, Boys Axes, BlOod's AIDES, Perkins s Co.'S do.
y dos h. s'f P5atal PERKINS Il Y * q and ne Biood's broad aSdesSi x from
BE~ACksAITH T~ooLs--Anyns, English Armitage and A
blacksmith Hammers. and Pinchers; Stocks aud Dies,
fa y Bind Butts Lnil * porter's dc. Parliament Butts
Rutfs, Colin Butts; Plated and White Ooan Plates and
Handles; Coffin Screws and Studs; Sash Rollers and Sash
sisdisg Prs; Patent ItI falan an Tn il ounces, 80 to 20 u.
PANEL Plows: March Planes, BEND, Planes, Fillistars, etc.
atiTsE TRfMMiNGs.WNovely and other makes of Locks
wtth Mincraland Porcelain Knobs, in any quantity Nor
nee Locks With White Knobs and Plated Moundngs; Min
Glass Knobs. a beautiful article that viii not tarnish by a
P nSs.s espf Iea1berf riT Tae Sa:s Cut GT9P fmp and i Isee T aea o'her
SHoyELS \ ToNGs.-Polished Steel Setts; Brass Hand
zed; common Iron and BrOnzed Andironsi Brass Top do
Shot. Powder and Powder FlAsks-
BRUSHES.-Wlite Wash, Horse, faint, Earnish, Shoe, Scrub
bling and Granting BRUSHES.
Door Mats and Carriage Mats; Looking Glasses and Look
ing Glass Plates: soap Stone Griddles, a new article for
baking Griddle Cakes without grease or smoke; Trivils for
heating articles on a Crate; Enamelied and Brass Kettles;
Bird Cages; 10 pes Wire Cloth, assorted.
CARRIAGE Cloth, plain and fig
ured; EnAmelled Top Leather; Patent Leather; Broadand
Narrow Lace, Fringe, TUFTS, Nails, etc etc.
Saddlery and Harness Trimmings, ShUelnaker's Kits, etc.
PAINTS AND OIL.-Pure Lead in OIL, Zinc in Oil, Englisl
v. Red. French Yellow, Chrome Yellow and Green, Lith-
rage, Paris Green, Red and White Lead Dry; Chocolate
and Olive Mineral Fire Proof Paint; Putty, Spanish VIII
ting. White and Red Chalk.
window sash and Glass, allsizes; Pump Chain and Fixtures
C;alyanized and Wooden Tubing; Iron Sausage Cutters;
straw Cutters; Corn Shelters; Hay Knives: Table and Peck
81 Cutlery; Table and Tea Spt ons, Iron, Britannia and Pla-
ted; Gate Hinges, Strap IIingej, &c. &c.
October rs, lS55.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHfA.
A Benevolent Institution, established by espe-
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with ViruIeut and
Endemic Diseases.

Eplue1hlc DlseaSeS.
ITO all persons afflicted vi Sexual Diseases. sHcli As
Il SPERM tTOHhitEA. %Efl% 1--WE xEEfSS. fAi o
TENCE, ~iONORRHG&. GEt5I. SITEILfS, the Wee -
ONANISM. or SELF ABUS 20 s-
The HOW ARD A~SSOtIAIIsA>- n view of the awful de-
strucion of human life, Gauss ny sexual Diseases. and the
deceptions pracuced upon the unfortunate victims of siIch
liseasesb by Quacks, several years ago directed thelr Con
suiting surgeon as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
name, 10 open a Hfspens lry fartar trttnieH; Of this class
OF diseases, in al Ihrir torIus- ana % give VI UIt1NL AID
VICE GRABS. 10 all who apply ~ letter. with a descrip-
ton of their condition, Gage, occupation. h45ils oi life, &c.D
and in cases Of extFenle ppfsrtE, 10 FLRNiSIIMfD CINES
FREE Of CHARGE. lts needless 10 add tbat the Assoei-
alton commands ue highest M.hieal sklI r he age, and
will furnish The most HppruNeA lsodeg1 req meat.
The Directors. os Il review uf TIE past, feel assured tina.
their 'aL0rs iu thi~ sphere OF neaeTolcHr effort, have been Of
grca; benef to the Afflicted, cSprc!3iy to tile v,uug, and
they have resolved TO dev0tethelnselves viii IcneS zeal,
to this very important bu much dr=.nsei cause.
just Published by the AssnriaiinH, a <eptr IN Spernra-
torrhoea, or Seminal Neaknr7-- the We ui Uua ism. Mas
turbation or Sell Abuse, and cher Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon which Viii be srnt ~
mail, lin a sealed letutr rHyelapeD FREE u CHARGE, ON
receipt Of " STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report Jr trea nlent, DIR. GEORGE r. CAL.
HOUN. Consulting Sargeen, H0 Yard Association, No. :
South Min Ii street, Philadelf lia, Pa.
By order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWEIJ4. President.
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new GOODS! NEW G00DSI
No. 9 WILLIAMS Block.
c. HILLS
rssT REEs4EED. ALAsaE ARTE7Y oF DRESS

yssT EEEEsyE1. ALAEaE VARIETY OF DRESS
j G0ODs
New SpfiHE Prints.
New Mss. dc Lsfrs,
Eew Clalies and De5erges,
New french Chintz,
New Robes A. guile,
New English Ginghams,
New French AGslins,
New American Lawns,
New All Wool DelaiBs,
New Parznet.as and PoPhns,
New Muslins de Chesie,
New and Super Blk Dress Silks,
New and pretty Fancy Dress Six
En- ROIDERIES.
Large variety NJ coftars anil Sieeves
Sasts q CO in tauhric ard II -rssiiirs.
W1Ite NsrssIhss for Laaies s-eA--
GIovest G%lovest
KID, six and Ed~Ie Thread Gla=es.
BIk Lace Nias-1osiery of all sorts
.S6arLs ShGwS!
Printed Cashmere azai Stella shawis-
single and Dpu,ir brocaa do
House keeping Goods
Sheeiines. TsNellings. DiNPers. NAPKINS. DE.PeEyz, Dam
a-ks-an Of good styles and quality
Delaware. March 10, Is5S.
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18 B.
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR.

TVNFiESE CEIEBRATED SPRINGS, thrretofore known
4 as .tIIrts Springs = on the s;cioto River, I miles from
Sciotn Bridge sta ion. III the Springfield and Delaware
Railroad; = miles tr,m Delaware. on the Cleveland and Co
Inmbu= Railroad. and II miles from the City of Columbus.
will be opened To the public seeking heal h or pleasure, an
he 18th of May. under auspices and wi h appaintme
hat will make 1t FIRST CLASS in every particular.
The present proprleunrs of The ohio White sulphur have
literally added to the hu ldings and general accommodate
ions Of the as, ate, and have dite.t and furnished the whole
n the suggestions of taste AMI luxury
THE GufsISE WILL BE uSESCErTisS ARLE.
The scenery Of aud near Vie domain has heen thought To
be tbe finest IN elra: ihr arts pure aud healthy, and the
medicinal properties Of hr wonderful Sprins Getting 10
gallons per intuufe,j are now admitted IN possess cura i've
anI rernpcraife Influences superior to he famed White
Sulphur df virginia..
There are attncher! to the establishment -allthe aecesso-
RES found at the first summer iloiriE OF the country.
The lawas and grounds ab0ut the Hotel AFRO spacious and
well Kept and the beautiful drives ihronEh the old forests
and aiong the ronaintic river are singnlariy attractive,
though Qniie secluded
Carriages and emnihuses are a1saysi In readiness at Cos
iumbus nad Delaware 10 convey parties TO the Springs.
Arrangements can be made for rooms by addressing
fgAAGP AIsT, Columbus, Ohio.
For any further general Information, reference may bn
had to Messrs. Andrew, Wilson 4 Co., Cineianatii or 9
Messrs. Failing OF the Neil, or Kelsey of the American Hto
tel, Columbus; or to Mr.. Chamberlain, of the Americao'
Hotel. Delaware. April To- le5s-ft
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-16
NOTICE

ENR0M the fact that we can sell goods Is per cent, less for
IL cash than on long credit, which would be maeh, better,
our coiniun, ter both parties, we have come 10 the con
clusion 10 eomnanee, Jan, /, 'oS, "a cash business Our
astumers will confer a favar by calling this month, and
cying their accounts. We invite every man In the town
auty, that hugs goods for cash, to call and satisfy them
mn * issS - lily TT 4 co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-16

Y THE GREATEST
& MEDICAL
81 DISCOVERY
" OF e AGE.
WI our common pasture weeds a remedy uhatcurcs
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From the s0orSt Sergfula DOM to a common Pfnzpte.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases. and neEer
now in his possession over one hundred certificates of its
Two bones are warranied 10 cure a nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimptes
TIVE or three bottles win clear the system of bles.
Three 10 ave bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind
one to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running of he ears and
Four to six bottles are warranted 10 cure corrupt and
One bottle VIII cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the most des-
Three TO four bottles are warranted to eare Salt Rheum.
A Benefit is always experienced from lie drsi hottie anda
perfect cure is warranted whea The above quantity IS taken.
RoxBunY, Mass.
DEAR M4pAN,-The reputation of the Medical Discovery.
in curing all kinds Of humors, isso weliestiblished by theu-
say ANYTHING on The subject, as the most skillini physicians
aud ,nn .h ;1 E no r eisei"i Dfnssis's IN The country are unani-
win AIM no noM I ~ t5esa 90 Mss eugai w p9 a5a6 IN relaevnsg an
tfo1,aie mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH
natural sweetness, and yoafbabe from short ami ret nlrnaps
to calm ana sweet sis3noers; and the Medical Diseoyery he
In the more advanced stages of
CANKER
xtends 10 the stomach. causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but canker the stomaehi then to tn sin-ui
KIDNEYS,
the cares of your family. Your stomoehis
RAW AND I&FLAMED,
your food distrrsses you, and youca San only take certain kinds
and even Of thai yonr system 9es;a1 does o nor Sit get ] l s The nonrish
it up; then your complexion loses its bl0nm and becomes sa
punishment your system becomes loose and aabby, and
fhres of your body become relaxed. Then follow "A train
diseases wlichthe Medical discovery is peculiarly adnpte
CURE;
Palpitatien of The heart. pain in the side, weakness of the
reiire, irrseniariry Of the Bowels, and also. that most ex6rn,
W PILES,
How many thousands of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pining away a miserable hte, nd their
next door neighbor does not know the cause / wish to i'm.
press On your mimi ln%i good on proNefb- -An-Oullce al
prevention is better rhau a pound OF etire-' IN he
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both The preventative and tie cure, with this grrai
ami good GUILTY that ii Will never uas.er any circuins'an-
ces, do you any inyury.
No chanee OF det ever neeessafy-eat The best yon can
get and enough oft.
IiIREcTloN ron ~UsE--Aiulfs one table spoonful perday-
Children over ten years ieseff spoonful hidren iron i've
o e h4 ye Il ,e4Sj ,HJ A. no 4treet'ls e1a o. %pPi.
bowels twice a day. Yours truly.
DON AID kBNNEDY.
Price 81 100 per hottie. For side in Delaware by N. J.
STARR: b. DICKINSON . sGN: CORNELL u PUK
1hkEY. NuvtnIrl2 -. les -ll
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-16

SCOTS Little Giant Corn & Cob AiH
TIME attention of Farmers and Stock Feeder
i generally is respectfully called to this slili
/. ito bmost important article of the kind now IN
re ,cefft only well adapted to grinding Cob Meal
for Stock, but grists for the table. In setting
this mill no mechanic or frame work is necessa-
~, only requiring TO be fastened to a floor or
platform, is easily adjusted. and can be used by
any body, even achild, For sale by
Dec. 20. CHAMBERLAIN & VERY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-16
Fverv Man His Own Phvsioian.

fISIiE celebrated Br. RuCHAS's 1aJMtsIit MEDICINE,
i or a Urea Use on he prevention and Cure of Diseases
ny Regimen and Simple Medicines
Also.-Doctur GuhN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE N
20 MAN'S FRIENp-R very valuable Lock for a fami'
, n. Il, sss. :" 0" b. DICKINSON d SON.