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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
SALE.

Reuben vs. Ainef' b 70 y ms dif es sa s from tIe
James Winsor. Court of Common Pleas of
Delaware county, Ohio, L shall offer for sale at
the door of the court house in the town of Del.
aware in said county, on Monday the 4th day
of October, 1857, between the hours of 10
O'Clock q m and 4 CLOCK m, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in said county, to-
wit: situated in Delaware county, Ohio, and in
Range eighteen, Township six, and Section
three, being the west half of Lot No. Q, contain
ing Al acres by estimation; appraised at $50 per
acre.
Also, in the same county and State, in Range
Is, Township 6, Section three [3, and the west
half of Lot 10; supposed to contain so acres, be
the same more or less; appraised at $40 per acre.
Also, in the same Range and Township, and
in SeetioR 2, south part of Lot ID, containing so
acres, and bounded as follows-commeneing at
o stone on a post at point @M1'in the plat made
by Jay Dyer, County Surveyor of Delaware
county ON the Sd day of April, 1856; thence
north IS IL degrees west 100 poles to q point
d in said plat; thence south I degree 80 min.
west S3 Las poles to point in said plat;
thence south IS IL degrees east 100 poles to a
point ssN'' in same plat; thence south ] degree
30 minutes east 80 poles, to the place of begin
ming; appraised at 1875 per acre.
Also. loo acres, being the west part of Let
Nc. IA. ir Range 10, Township six Section two,
U. S. Lands; said 100 acres has for its west
line the west line of sid Lot IA; appraised at
SO per acre.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Sept. 8, 1888 1861
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

W- DIR. MANN, the renowned discoverer of
sam, still continues to labor in behalf of the af-
ficted. His medicines are universally admit
ted blythe American press, to be far superi or
to any aud all others ever discovered for the
termittents. There can be no doubt, if we can
place confidence IN tho innumerable testimoni-
ais which the Doctor has in his possession, that
IL is the greatest discovery ever made in the
science of medicine. The attention of our rea-
ders is called to the advertisement of this Bal
sam found in another column of this paper, and
we would recommend all suffering from this
disease, viz: chills, fever and ague, to avail
themselves of 3 trial of this remedy. Sold by
81 good druggists. aug 16-1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

DYsPRPsIA AND DEBILITY CURED.--Theodcre
Frank, Esq, of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Rail Road Office, says "For years | have been
an invalid from Dyspepsia. With a hope of
relief, / resorted to many advertised remedies,
but failed in deriving the benefit sought for,
until I tried your HOLLAND BITTERS, the
happy effects of which upon the dige stive or
gRus, and in restoring q debilitated system, eau
ses me to recommend it confidently to all suf-
fering from Dyspepsia"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
SHERIFF SALE


Geo. Wolfey ct al. Exr's.1 DY virtue of an
VS.. SID execution TO me
Geo. w. Coats ct al. directed from the
Ohio, l shall offer at public sale, at the door of
the Court House in Delaware, on Monday the
10th day OF September, 1858, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and I O'Clock p. M. of said
day, the following described real estate, to wit:
Situate i'll the county of laware, Ohio, boun-
ded and described as follows, to wit: Being
Part of survey Number 6293 in the Virginia
Military district, commencing at Two beccles,
Evans to David Evans, and running thence N.
4 deg. u min., w. two hundred and eight [2oS
poles, thence 5. So deg, w seventy-six [T6l
E. two hundred and eight [20Sl poles to a hick-
DRY and beech; thence n. SIS deg. E. seventy
eight ISL poles to the place of beginning, con
aiming one hundred acres of land. Appraised
at $50 per acre.
CHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Aug. 20, 1855 JS4,l2}
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
August Goods.

~ HILLS is new receiving and in store,
"
Dayton Cotton Yarns-all numbers.
do Coverlet dc
White and Colored Carpet Yarns.
Superior Indigo. Coffee, Teas,
Rice, Sugar, Tobacco and Spices.
ALSO,
White Marsailles, Brilliants, Skirt Cord,
Brass Hoops, plain aud covered Rattans.
White Fringes, Cords and Braids,
Check Goods for Busters,
Steel Extension Skirts-white and tof'd
Also-a1yery cfoice variety of 7fgcezfms
Dress Goods.
Delaware. Aug. G, 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
Ordinance.

GEC.1.z Be It enacted by the Council of the Ineorpora-
- ted Village of Ashley, That it shall be untawfulf for IL
ny person or persons to sell any Intoxicating Ifq 1ors by
the drink, or otherwise, to be drank in or about the prem
ises, or tossell TO any one by the quantity to be drank with
in the limits of the Incorporaaed Village of Ashley, to per
sons who are in the habit of getting Intoxicated. Any per
son or persons found guilty OF violating this nactme
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty five dol
lars nor less than Ave dollars; and all such houses shall be
shut up as a common nuisance.
Sec ?. Be IL further enacted, That the giving away OF
any Intoxicating drinks, to avoid the provisions of the above,
aci, shall be deemed and held TO be an unlawful selling
within the provisions of this act
This act passed August 10Th, 1855, and to take effect and
be in force from and after publication.
J. I. LIVINGSTON, Mayor.
S. CURREN, Recorder.
August =, ls5S.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
DIR. HooFLAND9s
German BSgEesss,
Liver COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUND1cE

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, aud all diseases arising from
u di5ordercd Liver or Stomach.
CUCH as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood
- to the Head, Aciiity on the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn. Ifisgast for Food. EgilReSs or Weight In ghs stomach.
Sour Ertcuaiious sinking or Flnitcrjag al the Til II the
Stomach. swimming oi the Head, hurried sad lini'ui'
breathing, Fluiterins ri the lfearf, Choking or Saff1catjne
sensations when in a lying pusturei Birnn+ss OF Nisiou.
D"ts or webs before The sight FeHer aud daigpaf. in ta.
Head, t3clciency Of PerSf8rs ion, NriloWns>s OF the ska
ana Eyes, rain in iAr Side, 4fack ,att-eSI. flnbS. .tc., sad
den flashes uf lleats i3yr4finS Is Jhr Flesh. GoIstaut ina
sEaIhssc q ENii ant great fepfesSharss Sp5rds-
Ike proprietor in calling Ihc tttr.Aiou oi The public a
this preparation. Dies "a val. a iveia4ss,j the tsta.oSt c1spi
dei:ce IN its virtues aid alaptitia4a Sc the diseases ,or
which il is recommended.
It is 10 neN afi p.i,rir,f a=;irla. bpi IN. lat itassGeri
The les 81 "a ten year : tTal bcEr.r she .,isrF.caa people,
and It's ;sprafidn and sane are atriA a!lei by any similar
preparations cNtaBt- The testimony ia iS ta.ar. given by
Tie -LIsst prominent and 1+eA kuo= IL Physicians ald if4ii
yidEals IA All paris o. the uousirV, il immense shLa "a ears
tai pcrisat l tae A Ina sntc, published annuasIN ~ tic pro
priet'r- and II he haa gratis OF aay OF his -sseuts, crisot
tGtSatisfH Ihe most skst ,tical that Ilis retn,cIg = reaiix de
sefs4afs tie great celeDFsty it has ehtaii4ed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
i, Mr.. EDWARD Ps4rr having resigned the
post Of Secretary of the Delaware County
Agricultural Society, the Board of Managers
have appointed MR.. II. Hills TO FILL the

have appointed MR.. Fl. HILLS to ell the
Vacancy.
We hope it is not necessary to remind
the citizens of the county that the next an
nual Fair of the Society commefices two
weeks from Wednesday neat. Our Fairs
Cor the past three years, in point of attract
iveness and the numbers who have attended
them; have been surpassed by but few if any
% the county exhibitions In the State
and from the arrangements making for the
sgfiihs one and the hnahifestly increased in
tutest of the people In affairs of this kind,
we think it may be safely predicted that the
fair of 1855 will in all respects be ali ads
vance upon any that has proceeded it. Every
person who has ANYTHING worthy of exhibit
ton, should have 1t On hand by all means,
whether it comes within the list of articles
for which premiums are offered or not; a
general disposition to cottribhte is necessary
TO insure q creditable display, and to effect
SO desirable an end every one should be
willing to do as much as possible even at the
the expense OF . little personal inconven.
fence. and regardless of the paItry consider
atien as to whether or not a premium is
likely to be secured. And no citizen of the
county who feels any interest in its progress
in agriculture and the industrial arts gene
rally, should fail to eviuce his interest by
being present with all the members Of his
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

II.Snf bhAek, G~uardian, aDelawafs Pre;ate c5ayt. lie
So zf . tItfoTt TO sell Land.
Villa AIN flack ct ii,
/ y pursuance of an order of sale from the said Court, l
i wIH otter for sale at publis ytalue, on the 4th. day OF Sep
ieInbtr +. A. ID. 1855, between the hours. OF - O'Clock IL IN.
and O'Clock p. m, on the premises tho folio wing desert
bed tract OF land, to witt Situated in the ectlity.pf Delaware
aud State of OHIO. being fhr undivided uhesesesth part of
4 30 acre tract, known as the north part Of lot 5 il. section i,
tow sirp =, range -, in Uoaeor Il township in Baid county
aud e,st ofsshe seiat9 river, owned byadoBif Ffeese II The
time oil his Death
Terms -ilnc half of the purchase money in hand on the
day OF sale, AMI The residue in one year, with interest from
he day of sale-to be secured by mortgage on the prcill
SEES.
Guardian Of William Black ela all
- Pow Eli ExsS DEass, Aity's. for if5n.
Augusta, 1883. II lSgyJ0l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

r
FATAL CAMPHENE AccIDENT.--A terrible
aecideni occurred in this place Tuesday night
last from the explosion of a can of camphene
.or burning fluid, resulting in the death of
MARY EDWARDS, q domestic in the
employ of Mr. B. Dickinson. As there
was no one in the room at the time but the
sieceased, and her injuries were SO serious
and the a~gonies she suffered SO intense as to
arender her incapable of giving an i~ntelligi-
tble account of the occurrence, it is not
sknews precisely how j, happened-but from
1.-THE appearance of things in the room and
.the natare of the explosion. it is supposed
ehe was engaged in flling the lamp while if
was burning from the can, the bottom OF
. @iiSoh ives Blown out. She was of course
aAstanty ,ezrseloped i'm flames and terribly
burned over the entire body excepting the
/. waist. where the tightness of the clothine
afforded pretsesien. The explosion occurred
.at.9 o'clock in The evening and she died about
daylight next morniag- No damage resulted
10 the buildiag, though the carpet OF the
Aoor was burned and other articles of furni
thre slightly damaged.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
8eYnoval.

mr.. {. the discoyerer of the New Rem
IL edies for Epiliptic Fits, and other Nervous and Con-
yqisiye Diseases. has removed to No. 3 ST.
CHARLESTOWN MASS. He has treated over Five Hun
dred cases successfully. See his Card and references.
"DR. Romans, CHARLEsrowN. MAss.-As a testimonial
of yoHr professional claims, among other cases OF success
here, as well as for the benefit Of those afflicted with Epi-
liptic Fits, l remark. 1 have had a daughter who has been
thus afflicted for ten years; she WAS nine years old when
first attacked. For the last three years they have occurred
as often rs every ten days or two weeks. 1t Is now four
months sihee m attack and she has to all appearance at
tained perfeethealth. She began TO improve after attention
for about two months.
N. G.
Cleveland, o., July 18th, 1855"
No man is better known in Ohio as a shrewd, extensive
business man than Norman q. Baldwin, Esq.
Ang, 20, 1956.-5t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
aTEE LIVER
OR,


IS one OF THE PEST PGRGATIvE~AND LIVER
L MEitICtNS nov before the Pu5Iic. that aeEs. as Il t&.idc-
tr, easier, nriider, ans more entctual THAI any other med
icIlc Known, II Is noloni$ !. efLth:. tc, but IA Eiter remedy
ael&tE afst on the Lire 10 t5ecG its iua:bid tniicr, then on
lie Stomach and bowels lie CARRY ot thai ltiucf, thus ar
comprising TWO purposes enectuafly, --withd;it aly of HE
paint III fecIinss experienced in the Upcratiuns 81 iiiust Go
hhfltt~. il stIeIssl mems the system AT Tie salnG time that
it purses it, aud wnthf t;ken dHfIy ia moderate. discs, viii
nlE.Iig LAen aud huiLI il III Nllll nII4I,tLaL raiIiliIE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
administrator Sale of Real Estate.

Y order OF The Probate Courto of Delaware County ehlo,
10 as administrator. OF the EsIate vi David Seiltrs, de
ceased | viii offer at pubiic vendue, ON The premises, ON
Saturday the lstii day of September. ts4S, between the
httrs al 10 o'tieck am. AMI ! O'Clock p. n, The following
described Read Estate, viz. tne hundred aud rorty-seven
acres. more or less; ttihe part Of section four III tile fourth
township in te sixteenth range OF the unapproirlated
I.!rIs subject 10 privatc entry in HE Chillicothe Land bis
lrict IN the State OF Ohio. and being the Resident iartn OF th.
late David Se!lars. aid wIiereon he resided al the time of
MS death, in Trenton aewnship, DeIlwAre county and state
Df Ohia-t be sol subject ID the life esiaie of Temper
ant.e sgIlars the ysiL6N III the said David Scliars.
JOSEPH PATRICK, AGm'r,
of David Sallafs.
Aucusf II JS53. ~ 49, iol %Jt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

Much of the confusion and delay that
frequently occurs BY excessive pressure on
the officers during the fair can to a great ex-
tent be avoided if as many as can possibly
do so will call on the Secretary or Treasures
any time within a week previous to the 22di
aud make entries, procure badges, &c.
This is a matter of importance, and should
Bot be neglected.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
Silver and Plated Ware.

GILVER Table, TEA aid Dessert spoons; silver Sugar.
y Cream and SAT- poems, silver FORKS and Buttrr Kn.v-S;
best quality Plated SPOONS, FORKS. Butter Knives, Sugar
,offee Pots silver SponnS lr4terpd IN good ; yle without
extra charge. i sood assortment OF these goOis rui lie
found al No. 5 Williams Block. :,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

4 -eoi Watch, - sctt pt SiiNr Spoons, any article ef fine
n .iewelry, u acid Pea, 2 Clock, ar amy anrer article ust.
aAA kept IN 1ewtlrN est thlshments, nj i Inv prirv, and p
the best quality, e1l attic blG VLoeE, and YOU with
suited Just right.
IuiN =. fSGS. Il. RlSK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

go hour, s day and 81 day Clocks and tfrae pieces. in va
SO rious styles OF cases and At prices rahsias triti 81 81
M 81 aIA IN ii HAT may ia desired The IL GaA clocks
are GOOD time k.eprFs, are we'll made and put up in neat
cases, 4aii are IA very desirable article far offices churches
ANA schools. 1 have Il very pretTy s Vie of 5 dag Mantle
Clocks. Please calf ana suc them.
July ., ISIS. c. rhATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
IeWalrYl

GoLD and Silver Guard. Vest and Fob Chains: Compost
VI tioa, Platei and tiiit do; Misses and Ladies Coli Neck
Chains; Ladies' suI tienis iinld AMI Silver Keys and Seals.
Ladies' and tieHts Slreve buttons and studs; Ladies' Gold
and Plated iIrll Buckles; Ladies Gold and jet Bra crlrtS,
new styles; tiubl aad Plafrd Ear Rings and Plus iii sets:
told and Plated l5ft aSt Pas AMI IinGS-And IL vrrriy of
other articles in the sdihe line. Can aul see thenl-no
trounic "a show 5doi &c The i.Iiies.
july d IS5S' &. PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

sherif and Master Co mmissioner's Sale.
Hiram ,. Haines , RY virtue of a decretal
VIM. ". Fay. STocted from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohie, /
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the 4th day of
October, 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock q.
m. and 4 o'clock P. m. of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: Situated in the
county of Delaware, in the town of Delaware,
and Id the State of Ohio, being a strip twenty
two feet wide off of the east side of that part of
In-Lot number sevehty-eighs l58l which Ahab
jim ks and wife formerly conveyed to JosephC G.
Wilson, late Of Delaware county, deceased
Appraised at $500.
-C HAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
Sept. B. 1858. 1881
Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.
J.J.& G: W, Helt RY virtue Of a
Reuben Lamb. Of sale to nae di-
reeted from the Court of GommonPleas of Dell
aware county. Ohio, 1 shall offer At public sale,
Monday, September 2Tth, 1858, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a m and 4 O'Clock p M,
the following described real estate, to-wit: Sit
uated in the town of East Delaware, and on a
lot of land bounded north by the Berkshire
road, being an extension of William street
east by property belonging to Henry Lamb
-sohth by the eurve of the Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati Railroad-and west by
Lamb 81 Finebs' addition 70 said town of East
CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff
and Special II sster Commissioner
August 81, ISIS. 1s5.e0l Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
q LADIES SCHOOL.
Delaware. Ohio.

MISS II. proposes opening, in this :oNn, a
w school for Young Ladies' and Misses, which shall offer
superior advantages for mora! culture Facilities will be
afforded for an extended and thorough course of study
Special attention Will be given To the Elementary branch
es aud 10 Premiership. No effort will be wanting to iu-
duce a high slae OF morals, and true refinement Of man
ners.
The School viii be opened on the 9th of September, al
Minerva Hall, Springer sG-kfidrews Block, corner oil Ilil
and Sandusky Streets.
Terms. higher English stIiies, $500 per quarter.
Elementary SJ,aU
Ornamental branches and Music extra.
-I}pIaKyare. Sent :. iSIS. aZ -H- zIf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD. rrunbnl1 cona,y, Ohio.

HARTFORD. TrumbulI Comfy, Ohio.
thereby certify that T have been dealing in the Grnifen
berg 4edieinrs for LII Te l,,nsl few w y year. aft rui l init. 81, IaX
have met With The d1 "a nSpT"5a[son OF The p ~, LII ~,
readily perform all and more III m is promised for them
I nay So ond + ~ 1esr my y b So rss, IL Me ,yar rtt rasn 'e P"''
j. He. JOHNSON. Modical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says of the Gradrnlerg Meii-
OF The most successful in Tie county UruinbulD in which
he rr rS3t :r,,sss ,,at r. 49,, ,o ~. ns,..r p,,s -,
Msrsh mi SsF dalho ih% , sold sold herr here b hy j: i Il. G.. Jsh aitas@ i IN
my practice 10 my entire satislaetion- They ae good med
Hartford, Trumbuii CO, Marrh I 1856.
/ am a physician of thirty years Practice; Ms principal
study study has ben diseases OF females: male J.; They have ssnsrHlix
Marsi,alfs Uterine Calho!iroa, l was plea'set with them;
s seSninms of m nGyo .9ti bnlf I br"e eises : e and ce ohbi n9 Cure ar o M
in zen: now / can radically cures "A: least seventeen in TWEEN
~ and mitigate the rest. / consider Mirshails Uterine Ca
'A'l's'n III greatest j I'f il ~ii j is25f;s9 ii. s. c insf Sa"a'
wlsr Bnr-oas. coshosten5 Co.
MEy II, 1857.
ein Mr. Of II he p; aihsslSSmsS ,ant, ! asS1 ta sse 'hs s#i iast tn u years 1,.as
and have ipr4riabiy I%"na ti,rie 10 give god satisfaction.
larry astheir tea and cohce and wi.hlIy in".e they have
a medicine ,hat has done ! srss, 'n'"nnt OF god N frmals
nassaI Eenen n iag one isEi, hs,n She She a jar iro% i long course
of medical 'feA'nie, Yo GT the ir,I n9S aNiiitJl ShEs' WILSON.
GRAFFENERG EMIL u FAMIYICINEn
RETAIL PRICES.
xeeefasle Pills.. t@S . els
sarsalarlla --..... pr b",tir, 81 gl
G.lhldren,s Pnnaeea.- 81 ct
Fever aud Ague Remedy YER box 80 c.s.
Health Iltters. per package - cts,
Dysenicry .pcf heuie - gS
Marshaii's uieriae itiiolicont........a ST -
traiienbers Pie Remedy. am, 81 t,
Fer sale by STARR &,Bno. Delaware; FIr%,n = Ras
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
G~RAFFENERG EMIL u FAMLYICINEa
RETAIL PRICES.
sRsAEey E2ssgSgsssc.
MR.. & 1 HICKS

Mp. mAoS AAAOA1
nESIEE 10 announce to- their frirntlS aud former patrons
~ that they viii open their 2nd trrni OF tc Ashley In
sutute, tprtho instruction Of Youth al both sexes, on the
second futsdnA ~ Ahg, 1873, IN The town OF AStiryt bela
ware county. utihc &. T.. X . Railroad
Tue morality ot the citizens and the kuoMn eNpcrf nee nl
the t'ac1ers, arc u sufficient guarantee pt The well being ct
those placed under their lnituener,
Tuition from Si.allp $500 nerietnt. faiMinSaHt Draw
ing taught also instrumental Music. II II sunfcient number
require II.
tinui boarding can be had for Sill per week.
Direct 10 81 HUNS,
june Ii, lS5S.-iy Ashley. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

They are digging a Lager Bier cellar in
Cincinnati, 40 by 80 feet, thirty EIGHT feet
deep, with two stories or more to it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
Estate Of Chauncy Durham.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned have been
IL appointed and quthitai as Administrators on the rs
OF Chimney Durham. deceased, late OF Delaware Go.
Ohio. All persons Interested Will govern themselves ae-
curdingly. GEORGE DUNilAMf
Aug. 70, '5S.-3t HARVEY LEACH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

Our town and county continue unusually
healthy. We hear of no serious sickness
and there is a remarkable exemption from
even the ordinary affections usua lily incident
to the season.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
DR. HooFLANDs
Gos'Gs0g.
FOR T1E sPEEDY CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, tnApenza, Group, uoarscnesS,
bronchitis. Diseases OF the Bowels arising
from Cold, l~ncipient Consumption, ana flo
the relief and ii at all possible cure of Pa
tients iii advanced stages Of Lh' latter disease.
CsTAERif, or 5zstsluau Cold. asst Is rsfni!aris e allied.
~ is worthy OF stu1N, aud st.rflus enough T. D- avoided.
Ii IasSiale. Is- beIi saws II -iIIan say tf4r Colds .re
II nir inhabitants Whist tlr Eissse and Ttfeqr E@osr ARE Ia
2 use 81 other countries; bat | SAT- asef confidently thai
fhcE Usher ifs disease Of greater completely .Ic mortality
fhht ijleselaltsr."
IA Tn. danger of Bssxe@aix aud Esegau,sats. which oaen
fpllawin the train al a neglected. eof and "a fthhIis5s IA
as"saG, the tnheEcutar irtiiatial ut WHICH = d@y iHpri by
the SAME caFsc, We surely nave prenf AMI argument suit
civilt II: attention, NOS uIIy 10 She pr vruialiVr means, Lux
afsu Ia the curative ones uf a Gi>G>u, watch however anit
IN its inception, IS directly or ishareciis prodHciVr OF such
diversified anai a tflutnS reSsiits.
This lesson should be ptr,iruiariY impressed on tifpse
who have ANY constitutional ten,IeHrg 1t Puiiio:aty Uon-
sumption.
The ese Of tie BaIsauaic cordial, asr,.ea1fly To direction,
accompanying eaeis bottle, Viii readily carc III, most DIS
Coughs s5nastifnes proceed from n di<orderel or dyspep
tir STATE. OF th- stuInaeh, IN ~Aied ctsa .hr tier:nan jittefs
shGaid he used. In Casts or sNrak4ce@,u or general desiHIy
OF lite sA strI. resulting from Il lTofracsai cough, the Set-
mail BiIers VIII he ftsnut ei great Hensit.
IN Gases OF aeate lnaanisaafirn al ihe Lungs, he p.,mi-
! ucit symptoms generally afe-iIstrrteI and IgtiaTtl rnSpi
| latjyh. Imperfect naturalization IT lac 5io,i1. cuAIti aipi ex
various derangeurentsBI The dige~tive ami urinary 81 : ems.
prrssratic'; III strength, &c fic Lungs may lie G~easci
nl:lr'Tiir Fl.rtaceh 'ssirfng INSPIRATION aiat7s II spiri,ien, ati
Tie alternate coatEst4Iun and expansion OF rle chest, e, j.
| dent 10 Gott sight and lSVitng. AL furnish must ifa21rtan;
physical signs M estse OF disease, and sireaii rseeife prompi
attention.
The asea-e is usually cluselhy a csEd settling on Tie
lungs, ;ta,l The ase vi GHe iiaLsatn;c Cordial suun performs
Ihs terrible fatal y of diseases resulting from a .'o4D-
a"a oDtf' mag he seen by a sltncf; III the iotHosins s;I;Ts-
adclPhlt, eonfesse5!y one OF the iHdsi isealti ) localities III
lac Cnioni-