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John was sitting on the porch, his arms
folded upon the window-sill, his head bent
upon them.
JohnI
Lawreuce's CHEEKY voice did not effect his
mood; he remained motionless.
John my dear fellow, something is the
matter with you; something has been the
matter these three days Make a clean
breast of it, John! maybe can help you.
Poverty is u curser said John lifting q
pale face, lips quivering, and brow contract
ed.
NO, DO, John, don't be misanthropic 1t
has its blessings, great blessings. He was
thinking Of Jenny, then. John, want
your confidence, and you are afraid to give
it to me; don't wonder, such a good for
naught fellow az am. But, as said be-
fore, perhaps might help YOU
John shook his head, and fine blush
colored his cheeks, partly shame, partly
bashfulness Then he said, bluntly:
Lawrence, I'm engaged to be married,
have been for two years. to the dearest girl
in the world had hoped to have home
before this; an humble cage for my little
bird, but Fate is against me. Ii has come
at last, the struggle She has waited SO
long, blessed darling! l cannot ask her to
wait for an uncertainty, maybe for years
| would not be man, if did. No, can
never do that!
Lawrence cast an admiring glance int
| Johns noble face; such man was worthy
of Jenny. He pluckcd honeysuck!e, and
tore it to pieces.
But characterization confound it'll
I've always been such selfish fellow,
don't know how to do good thing withou
laundering. Why, you see-that is
kno,o your case; n little bird told it to me-
You want to make the first payment or
| Swallow Farm, and you can't do it. Now
have got some thousand or two, which
positively don't know what to do with, lyin!
idle in the bank, going to rust. want t
lend it to you, ~ from man to man. In
not in the least in need Of it, and don't car
when it is returned There the murder il
out, at last. Will you accept of it, JohnY
During this speech of Lawrence's deliver
ed in husky, agitated voice, John ha,
risen and clasped both his hands. his who'll
face auivering with alternate flashes Of I'D
miration, affection and establishment Co
bless your burst through his lips, from tn
bottom of his honest heart. while he shoo
the hands he held with vehement energy
Accept it to be sure will and bless yo'
all the days of life Lawrence you are
man in thousand, to help poor fello,
that YOU haven't known six months. Sue
kindness brings tears to mans eyes. An
/ swear here John raised his sunburn
right hand, that every penny shall be re
turned honestly and justly, if God gives m
strength and life!'
There, there, John, don't be heroic abou
it Away with you! Jenny's yonder in tn
garden, 60 and tell her, and may you bot
be happy!
But, my dear Lawrence, let me tell 20
how it come about that,
Not one word, now. I will no: hear i
BE off!
Il am the happiest fellow alive shoute
John, giving a leap over the box-hedge, an
striding on to the arbor; his whole fgur
emanating light and joyousness.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals 0t
II. G.. RDY'

Jefferson st.. between Water and Man, In Mr.. Postle.
waits new four story brick.
MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to tho
wi citizens Of Burlington and vicinity fer their
previous patronage and so!ics continuance, feeling
confident that he can continue give perfect sAtisc
ion. s5#.zg4..=
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than fol merry that II enables to sell
all Goods my line from % to Is per cent less than
other house IN the West, and all Goods warranted -
good represented the money refunded. Ny stock
consists OF the following Goods, In
Rms IN Mh0RAmV AmA Rnneh
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Seeds. Agricultural Implements and
nh;Mna

IN aClAs uV0s
THE attention OF the trade and public 10 invited
to the large stock Of Crass, Garden and Flower
Seeds Of the crop Of 1851 offered for sale at the
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store
The assortment consists 10 part Of the following:
GRASS ssEEOS.
Timothy, Clover, Hungarian, Tor German MiletD
Miet, Blue, Red Top, and Orchard.
GAf6OEN SEEDS.
Marrowfat, Early Kent, CT ampion Of England, Blue
Imperial and Landreths Ex Early PeAf; Early Six
Weeks, Early Marrow, Early Chns, WHIT Kidney,
Horticultural, Broad Windsor and Red Cranberry
Beans Lg Red Silver Skin and Yellow Onions; Fairly
YORK, LIZ Drumhead, Early Dutch, Flat Dutch and Red
Dutch Cabbage. Early Horn and Long Orange Carrot;
Early Frame, Log Green and Early Cluster Cucum-
bers: Mountain Sweet and Blk Spanish Watermelon;
Green Nu meg ami Yellow Oantaloup Melon Curled
and Cabbage Letnce led Turnip; Long Scarlet and Blk
Spanish (Wnter) Radish; Marrow, Summer and Winter
Crookneck Squsrh Pumpkin; Celery Cufed Cress; To-
FLOWER SEEDS.
large assortment Of the best and newest varieties
Of Flower Seeds.
Aso for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants; Yellow
Locust Seed; Onion Sets
These Seeds having all been carefully selected from
the stocks the best In the country such as
D. Landreth d Sons, Philadelphia, NOurse, Mason 4Cos
Of Boston, and others Of established reputation, pur
chasers depend upon this stock as being In every
Select Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants,
etc. ETC., furnished in any quantity and At the very
lowest prices.
A complete stock Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Tools and Machines constantly hand and for sale BY
marl2d1 W2mw, KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Main Street, Burlington, Iowa.
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Il. Mr.. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
THE only Freighttrsin on this road leaves Builinge
i ton Ut $50 a.
freight designed to be forwarded any particular
day should be delivered the day previous.
may2Sbptf. WM. II. BACKUS,Sups.
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THEODORE II. WEBER & Cos,
WHOLRSALe r:ALEAo II s#aE3 1s
noOts, shoes, Leather and Elmd1mgeV
Grimes Block, Main Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
rrAvE always hand la rye and wellsslected stock
Ill OF the above Goods, which they are prepared 10
cell 1t the lowest market rates. Iarr l5-wv.
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CHAPTER v.

The next morning, Lawrence appeared
restless, nervous and perhaps little moody
IL was natural, considering he had to stand
by calmly and sec his one great hope--the
heat and truest he ever had in his ife-rett
from him.
As soor rs breakfast was over he rushed
out into the field and worked for two hours,
digging tree holes, until he was completely
worn out. Then he came back, heated and
out Of sorts He threw himself into an arm
chair. near by where Jenny sat sewing.
Working has made you quite tired, she
said, kindly. seeing his languid attitude
And ill-natured,' he returned, rather
CURLY
All, you have exhausted yourself can
make Won some delicious lemon ade. Shall
II rising.
no thank YOU. am not in need OF it,
said Lawrence, colily
Jenny looked at him with distressed air
what has happened, Cousin Lawrence
bas any one hurt you in any wayY
.No-yes-l don't know, believe l have
outdone my strength, that oil.
Sha came To him, and laid her cool white
hand upon his forehead; the touch OF 4
thr;lled through his frame electrically. he
dared not let it rest there, lest be should
pour out his feelings, and be rejected like 9
fool. So, with a hurried movement, ne shooa
it of. Jenny!
His tone was peculiar; he looked up ct
her suddenly. Her face was suffused with
color, she turned to 20 away.
oh, esayr be cried, vshsmsntly, ssisiDg
her hand ! want you TO help me-you
always do! have never done any good in
my life, want to do something. nos. Can
you put me in the way Of doing anything
What, sckat can dor He spoke fast and
agisatsdly; Jenny was silent Cor . moment
trying 70 dissngags her hand; but no aslf
| hos East
There 10 one thing you ~ien do. bas-,
! - ayoetsd her fseA
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Estray.

ESEf6y.
TAKEN UP By John Gard. living 10 Platte Tp, Ring.
gold county, Iowa, the 14th Of December, 1851,
one Steer, principally red with white specks on
both sides, also white secks both hips, with
crop on Of the right and about four years old.
Appraised At e27 50by r. Britain and J. W. Oshel on
the order Of J. W. Gard, J. p.
3. sRY, County Clerk.
Mount Ayr, Ringgold county, Iowa, Jan. 9Th. 1858.
jan25w3m<
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Steam Boiler ITanufactorv.

Steam Boiler Mandatory.
VNTE are nov prepared 20 build High Pressure, Lo-
w connective and Portable Boilers, also Oil and Soap
Tanks, Smoke Pipe and Breeching and everything else
in our line at St. Louis ices and the same terms
To parties wanting Engines We will furnish the ma
chinery completes
~ Repairing done on short notice and good terms.
Shop near L. d. Rands PORK House, Burlington, lows
octl4-d3mv6m J. NJ. WILSON 4 CO.
Oskaloosa Herald, Ottumwa Courier, and Dcs MOinea
Citsen copy to amount OF o. and charge this Office.
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
~ TORY, MI. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil Mill, Burlington
owa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ers, by mail or otherwise ,p rSmptly attended TO
nov 4Sw URIAH Lopez.
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The next day, John and uncle Jack were
busy out-of.dOors. Lawrence sauntered
around, spaded little, but 1t soiled his
hands. 90 he did not like that Tried his
hand at che plough, but soon gave that up,
and walked into the house, fairly exhausted.
EVERYTHING indoors was tasteful and neat !;
bouauets everywhere, and little knick knacks
acattered about. Where was Jenny? TO
ing through the hall, Lawrence Numbered
through q wrong door and made discovery.
There stood Jenny at the kitchen table en-
veloped in a huge check apron, kneading
bread He turned quickly, and was about
to beat Q retreat
Don't GOT cried Jenny pleasantly, look
over her shoulder. You muslin be lonely
come and learn how to be useful; shall be
done directly. r.
And he did come in; got himself busted
With Hour little, watched her busy hands
emitting the bread, was instructed IN the arr
of raising over night, and united the apron
strings IRON round her neck Then there
were strawberries to pick over, as the cook
vas busy; 90 when uncle Jack came in iol
a drink Of water he found the two sitting In
amiable converse, with STAINED 6ngers, on
the kitchen st0op
Rut this was novelty and did not last long.
In = veek. Lawrence began to. relapse; read
iouneed, became apathstic, and e time.
S"ar;sh .ven to Jenny Sometimes he hurt
Rsr feelings BY hi. fnical dslicacy, and biz
wan. Of hi: ias tn ,n fo
bles. John called ham . 'la.y .s.oxs unc' ;
even s,so jenny i expressed her antipathy for in
Thew were all healthy and happy but him
lie. - h;s morbid fancy be seemed elngiet
ss. !. % mn -. ,hs concentrsted ills oflfs. H
sped away, stil idle, still good !os nosnaS
.Has this man any nobility o. cna. ~. = !
Thought Jenny Tracy, 'Ifso it ought % 2
Sroueht to light He seems COED natures
snourh st times, and full Of social energ!
vhsn he chooses. What pity that waen !: |.
many One uaiss he should throw s.sy :;
6fe n this way ] viii try and rao cP ..
. -. 8 lisas.' AID - id ~ Ass
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ABBOTT & KINGMAN,
MANURACTU RERS or
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS
DEALERS IN
LUARER, LAT EHINGLEG, 30.
Factory, Yard and Once, 800 Clark Si.eet, between
Taylor and Twelfth Streets, near ;. .ad ~ b R'k.
Freight Depots, Cka6CASsOe
CRAe. u. ABBOTT. f8t# oenJAhIa = KIuOAM.
List Of Prices furnished Dealers on application.
apr S-w1v.
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j. J. z DUO, s1a
(Lase Agent Of Rsnaad Trers. Montfeai)a M
Commission Merchant and Broker, 81.
No. DEARBORS ST., CHICAGO. ~
RRvaRsncEs-Aessrs. L. Ecoaud rreFe, MoptrsAl
Connolly, Lantier 3 Co., Montreal; Messrs Kumsey
Bros Co., Chicago; Connolly Co., Quebec; George
Steel Co., Chicago; Flint 1 Wheeler, Chacs0o &C.
- Pest Once Boz 1885. tmAr1oWd@.
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DR.. Z, r. Paine, DR.. G. G. White,
&aOMGEOPATAlSTS.
PROFESSIONAL Calls in the city country promptly
i attended to.
Once opposite Barrett House, on Third g., over Par
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
Esz&saFszsa -

'IfhBG Great Central Route, connecting the atlantic cfna
1 Win western, Northwestern, AMI >oath we n~n So, $50
bT q eoniinuous.R Railway direct. This ra, II. 49,
- = Jury with daily Enes of SielInLua ) 10 ui or ,r
S'rarifrs 70 all ports on the Nortf- westet1 lakes: Z, " ~
ere ihrSt dIreea; enedp--s and reI4h T. ro:ltr by whi.i, F r, - ~;
"a oe tur"afded o ani from he Great Wcs1.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITrsprnc
FIRST CLk9S@Eoefs shJes. HRS ant1
ops EooSs. Dry Goods dn Boxes. balls
ana rtH%s - Drugs lin boxes ami ba;esj 70 G uar I'm T.
teathefss FAIRS, Ike. &c. Ff 4" =
SECoSD eI.ASs-ptin-si 10 et,.c.fn.
SInIng ant Ticking IN prigJrHI btlssSi
Dfn2s IN c9sSs1 Wall Paper, Wa1l anI - = n.~ I'm n
SnPep els eastward. re. &c. hS
THIRD CLASS-knvfls Chains ~ cae4s.7
Hemp, Bacou a4d Pork. S3Gte ttlnns. or
HAsteSst f2hits tdrg and II OF Obs q, Der rr1 n.
~zce2t lard and rosinJ P' 3" 4"
FouKTF L.AsS.-fei l.e. FISH + ,a,
Saef anu Pork IN caS&s or I,,E-4 T. =
wardl iarIaa I-rd OiI, Aa.is. soda
Ash; s.ermaletlsF: Tariff eli tustI 20 : r1,5..
CtgeL " tnutte'FSgi Teoaeeco. f3nsiu
Ci, legeeq$waTe@ Ssl-aR, NIirfs. bis
ave GoNesJ4Ec. SC.
Et9)t&--$i per FL. WnffI fis;bef ,,if,'.
~ @is hrT III lbs. as.,! ft3Iril,Hr .atiec.
-. 49, HssS4g sotte4 nat exceeding Az :. weight mn
t2 et ~ 10 = - ohiaf< FHSk4sss via F,fIf*y ty.nfr aa ifa.Ir-,
III :" y '4fetZttsi % iFs AGENTS uf hi r2yJ5 "A pbin,fsi
go 20 - 81 fo.NlP ed vision. ief .it.tal.
Shtsh -9ESTs.-tlHrk & asJ@ tAicI1o. FtcI - 4 N
q o. Eyails .lrs Int; Wn. EilgJani J1uisv,iIe :, = ~
: MeIoruW T19ts9ls inl.; ~. ". Brown \ u ntd Irwin
g 20, Cihcinnti; II 5. Fierce & 10. XancsynE. a,tn.
dG5ca q ta- SOL btlhs 81 get. IGs-en: / .+,.Ir E "a x"
sneetsr. 9tIiAtsl2 hiei Aa8Ttw < hrons. BALTIMORE. n r.
- # IL IIprs-oS General rrci,h. ,....
Dec. 10. 1857.
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ELHTANGY IRON WORKS.

A BE stiilin fun blast and prepared to man.
"a ufaeture to order
STEAM ENGINES,
of every size ard variety, of the latest and mn.
improved patterns, including
Double Engines,
adapted for Flo lring Mills and rics
giving the most perfect motioii that can be 3D.
tained by any motive powcrnow in use.
Also, a varity of Engines particularly adapt
ed for driving.
SAW MILLS,
such as the Double Gcered or Bclted Mill. Jire.,
attachment for Mley Saws, direct attachment
for Sash Saws, &c.
MI Geers,
ofthel latest and mostimproved patterns, got II,
andsrransed byan experienced milI-wright. !
Horse Powers,
of ~various styles and patterns.
STOVES.
Leffel,simpre1ed Buckeye stove .Douh;cOve,
Stoves, Premium Stoves, &c.
HOLLOW WARE,
ofeverydescription. Ca}dron Kttflfs. .9yg11 E,t
Ties, Ste0 Kettles. FITS, 0pea$, lSI.i2letx. &c. DC
PLGWS! Pl0WS!
Longs newly improved PIow. Michigan Don
BILE Flow Gibbs Bar-Shafe Plow, &c.
WANTED-QId Brass. Copperand Block Tin
~ All orders promptly attended TO.
BRADLEY, BURNlIAM, LAMB d co.
delaware, June "a. 1858.
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HAS now in store the largest and most com
Ii plcte assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consistingin part of
20 Tons rolled. and swedes from.
l Ton T. V. F. and American Nail Rod;
Springs-Wagon Buggy, Sulky and Seat, of
eastern and Pittsburgh manufacture;
AEles, ices, AnvlIs, Bellows, &c; Coil Chain,
Ia, 5-ii, 3-S and 7-16; Log. Halter and Breast
Chains; Cow Tics: Pump Chain and Tube.
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, sc.
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 40d, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd Of best brands in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
zoe. boxes first quality Glass, from Z X to so Y
90: (any size cut to orderl; Sash, Doors and
Puints.-Whito and Red Lead in oil and dry,
French Zinc White, Litherage, Venetian Red.
Whiting, &C.; Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Putty;
Brushes-Paint, Varnish, Whitewasb, Horse and
Shoe; Feather busters;
200 doz. Door Locks and Latches, a complete as
sortment;
100 dOz Greenwood's Butts; 100 doz wrough
Broad, Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and G~rcenwood's Congress Suits
Blind Eastenings and Sash Locks;
l cord Gimlet Pointed Screws,
Table Cutlery.
c. D. ?. & Co. would respectfully call the at
tentlon Of llousekeepers and Others to their
stock of Table Cutlery, consisting of Ivory
Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn, Cocoa and
common Handles, with Q and 8 tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers.
80 doz Pocket Cutlery, Is different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
AxEs.-,Roberts', Whites, Hunts, Simmonds',
Brooks brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Sim,
monds' Bench, Smuggling s. Lathing Hatchets:
Alieurs-Millwrights Carpenters, {. S. and COM
mon. Bitts-Clark's Graduated, ChurchilIs.
Hammer Twist, L'Hommedieu's and common.
Chiseis--C. S. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING Ct Farmer;
Saws-Lea and Leavit's Mulay and Sash. FnoIisb
and American X Cut, Shepherd and Irving,s.
Scar and JaeIksons, and other makes; Hand,
Bench Planes, Plumbs and Levels, &C.
u~andles-Handsaw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick.
Gate hinges, Substituting and common; 1905
Strap and Joint Hinges; Wrought Rasps and
Staples, Hook and Staples, Gate Latebes.
WhiIs, Whip Lashes and Hide WHIPS; Patent
and Enamelbd Leather; Enameled Carriage
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
diery and Harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit, a
good assortment; Bird Cages, Glasses, Canary
Seed, etc., together with a Thousand other arti.-
eies, to which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited.
Delaware, 1851
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REV. L. L. LANGSTROTH'S
PATENT COM

TIE subscriber having purchased the Patent r 'ght for th+
: above named Hive, 10 several counties III Oh 0. and pre-
1 @wnShip; Dt,aware e"nn y Ohio, now offers it Tor sale
perieHce of an ExrENsIvE F, INrELiIGEsr and PR AcricAL BEE
Eel kEEEF FIX, ard N Of T. to the public, the undersigned
~ si1eG n, bit an article Of ZEAL. p PRACTICAL
DIFFiCILfIES which liave for hundreds Of years thwart
s IN mi in"AT n n anrsJiPpnnss'di u I sn e. bee,keeper; 1t is eNcee,iinsly
The Aplartan perfect con rol.not only of his beers, but Of the
NoII or any other enemy TO their prosperity. he having free
s e canh no. fn o only 5n 10 , eserx part Of t,e hive, but to every incl
10 eilhef himself, tie bees, honey, comb, hive, or anything
To gnumerate faIy ALL lis sdrara -cs won'i reortre loo
much spafr for an advertisement. but the following are
Destruction to and prevent on of in:ury by Pee Moth.
free avees.to every iaeh OF the hive, and the comb in it.
Knowledge, got cnnjccturel of thsprreisc condition of lie
Swarnin= the pes, Cat willJ-thns saving the necessity oi
Multiplying ila nnnlscr of swar?rs II; pleasure.
irtvtnttils n'tuF"i sW7rmiHS.
strengthening Wastk ar small swdrins - tany nd ali times
inNlaG anf money III any form Or quantity desired without
SSyGleaiing and taking he new and leaving the o%lihaney, a,
Footing the bees in etla inr warm weather, without ny
froect;nG the bees in extreme cold weather.
AdsPtai on Of tue hive to the size of The swarm-larrr
Preventing the TOO great accommodation of droncs w,ict
CONSUME int d" nsi ga her h"nry- ~
ing the colony witaanut4cf. ~" ''Fi'S
whira cannot be ssieIy and easily d"Ie Win GihTts b biHt," snI :
ri,rns 70 every ini"ii s[nI man, u new. easy, safe and cERt
lin IN. best nE" 6i, OF IT, snpsEisFity is !ha fae: Of is seperce
.na + Yer s It IIs bee been , useI; yet il is 50 simple that al who
cred or invented. Ny Agent { r. G. u, \" NEw Sron9r H uiii w.
happy to SHOW the hive. with aud Without bees in il, to Hose
RICHARD COLVTN,
miles west of Delaware. on the :. NJ. Il r. Il r
most raIn abf t morii or o r ,hs /. ' nsoye hiye has pahI[shed.
,r,Inous study arl:c,,si1y prarticai 4xpe ri w III i'Ssars
bee keeper sh"aid readand STUDY. it may be had (hy dos
BEES WIN he t~rah=ftrrei from any nise into the L.angstroth
hiTe by Mr., Newioye, al my place, free of chaI ge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

DIAAStAAN NS7
EFNO all persons afilied with Sexual Diseases, such AS
L SPERM tTuRitIitE,A, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPO
itNCE. GUSORRllf.A HI.EEf, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of
ONANlSM. ar SELF AitS :, &c. dc.
The HOWARD ASStbGIAfIDS, n view of the awful de-
StructIon of human lie. caused 10y Sexual disen<rs, and the
decePuoIls practicea upon tho unfortunate victims Of sich
diseases by QuRfrSS. svv0rtl years ago directed their Con
sultins surge an as tii.A.lTABLE ACT worthy of their
name, 70 open "A DlspenstrS for the Pc iuheHt ,f this class
OF diseases, in all ihe:r tnf'ns, aud 20 give MEDICAL AD-
HE Ais, 70 all wha apply by letter, with a descrip-
non OF their c3nlitio., ttge, "cenlaii2n; habits q iire, &c.J
amt IN cases OF extreme tlnvrrtN sIO FURNISH MED ClNES
FREE OF Charlie. Il is NEEDLESS Ia add that the Assnci.
alton comma ndS the highest Medical skill of the age, aud
VIII furnish The most approved niOiern rca meut.
The Directors, on "a review nj tie past, feel assured that
their a Ors III this sphere Of beueVnIont effort, have been OF
great bench 10 the afflicted, especially TO the young. aud
they have resolved To devote JieupSeIVeS, with renewed zeal.
to this very IMPORTANT hn much dr~pisci cause.
Just Published by the Association, a RepOr, on Spernfu-
torrh0a, or seminal Weakness. the Ice or Onan.sin. Mas
t1rba'iun or Seif-Abuse, and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, by the CousulinE Surgeon, which viii be srut hy
mail, da u sealed latter rnVei0pr,) FREE IF ClARGs OH
receipt Of TWO SrAMfS for postage.
AZ ;r"ss, for Report Or trea nIent, DIR. GEORGER. CAL
HOT n. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. M >
% il Ninth street, Ih.EIlGlt al3t Pa.
by order OF the Directors,
EZRA ID. IiEARI WE'LL, President.
ufo' fA+h' ltlLb. secfetory. Jan. y, SLY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Messrs. MOREHOUsE & EVANS

announce to the public, that they
leased the Carriage Shop formerly cccupiedby John
McElrny, for a trrm of years, and have been enrased dnrinn
The winter in manufacturing
Carriages G Bugsies of every variety and n
of finish,
80 go IN ma, any farner can be suited. The completeness ortheir
'ciit e : Tor making The best quality of work cannot be sur
2 bass 4 na ai ia a long experience in the business; and as
al the several branches. And we are determined bv close
utthilo 10 business TO sustain and extend the high pa, T,ra -,
inns Shop mas so long held-hopin- that the patronapetba bas
oeei, so literally bestowed at this old stand will still inc r a5 go
Aiithose that intend 10 purchase the above articles viii 40
Wen by exs mining our work before buying elsewhere as ~
intend no. 10 pc exeeIled in quality or luwness of price bv
any shop in The Western country.
All work sold at this establishment is Warranted pa,o,.
ing done at the shortest notice. Il"
llrlS ware ADriI 1 ISls