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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-07-06
OBITUARY.

ELLEN BUTLER, the beauteous babe Of Gen.
r. G. NJ. and Slrs. Z. S. DuNovAST, only II
months and days old, departed this life on Tues
dpy evening, the 2lst inst.
One month aud three days since we Tcro called
OIL to witness the interment Of their eldest
daughter, their precious Pearl" Four little
Graves in our Cemetery contain their household
treasure. With Jeremiah they must bc tempted
to exclaim, "Behold aud SEQ if there be any sor-
row like unto my sorrow which is done unto me,
whcrowith tho Lord hath afflicted me."-The
Christian Poets advice however we prefer
"Wecp not for them their memory is tho shrine
Of pleasant thoughts--suft us the scent of flowers,
Culul ns on windless eve, the suns decline;
Sweet Us the song of birds among the bowers,
Rich as rainbow with its hucs of light,
Pure as the moonlight Of an autumn night
Weep not for them %
DIED, at her Fathers residence, on the 18th June,
in Nntchitoches Parish, La, of malignant Eresip-
las, EGNICE DAMARlS, only daughter of Dr..
B. q. kESSrr. formerly of EdgeGeld District, iu
the twenty second year Of her age.
Wn have not heard what testimony she left, but
We know how she lived. She was IN obedient
child affecionate sister, and devoted Christian.
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Headquarters.
10TH REGIMENT. S. C. NJ,
g, crny fsn,,.. T,,,o Or 1o.O

IVIH Il tII M EN T, >. Z. NJ,
SLEEPY CRES4, June 25, 1859.
ORDERS, NO. i
I'm pursuance Of an order from Brig. Con. ". c.
IL M0RAGNE, au Election will be held on Friday
the 22i July next, at the various Beat Company
precincts, in tao upper Battalion, 10th Regiment
s. c. NJ, for MAJOR of said Battalion, to fill the
vacancy therein existing.
BY order Of A. D. DEAN,
Col. 10th Regt. S. c. N.
". A. RUTLAND, Adj't.
July st 28
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For the Advertiser.
nnthnnr Acaderu.

Bethany Acadcm
JUNE, 23d, 10.
Iu consequence of several acknowledgements
derogatory to the character Of some ofar stu
dents having been put in circulation, wclcc,n it
our duty to publish in justice to nll conccef, the
following Resolution:
R,mlred, That the conduct of the stents Of
Bethany Academy, during the first Sc'on, has
been highly credirahlc TO themselves ancatisfar-
tury to us as Patrons and Trustees.
II. EDWARDS,
W. I. WEST,
j. II. YELDELL.
]. s. HARRISON, Truste,
j. +. LEWIS,
Il. &. SHEPPARD,
j. +. BURRESS.
And the ncishborhood generally.
g. GALpllIN, cry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-07-06

BRnApsrrrrs.-Flour continues quiet, and pri-
ces depressed. Corn rominally | UO@l05 q
bushe!, with light sales.
PRovlsIoSS.-There is large stock Of Bacon
in the market, and holders are anxious sellers.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDINARY.

EpY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
LID field District.
Whereas, Allen Kemp hath applied to me for
Letters Of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chattes. rights ani credits Of Wilson
Kemp late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
at Edgeiicld Court House, ON the l4th day Of
July, inst, to show cause. if sny, why the suid
administration should not be granted.
Given under ny hand and seal, this 5th
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thous-
andeight hundred and yniue. and in the eighty
fourth year Of American Independence.
". B. nURISoE, oE.p.
July 6 q 2G
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Harness and Saddle Manufactory.

r have now located at Edgefeld Court House, for
IL the purpose of SADDLE AND HARNESS
MAKING in oil its various branches, humbly So
liciting share of the patronage of the District
in my line of business.
~ All orders promtly filed, and neatly exc
cuted.
LJ- All work warranted.
Also, will keep work ready made Of every de-.
scrpon, at Wholesale and retail. Will you try me?
I will sell if you will buy,
And none can cell so cheap as I.
Gas- Shop at r. J. WHIrAxgR's Livery Stable.
Il. J.. G0LDING, Agent.
July 6, 1859 If 26
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HYMEN -EAI.

MARRIED, on 23rd June by NJ. NJ. PApcET, ESQ.,,
Mr. JOSIAH RODGERS and Miss SALLIE, cl.
dcst daughter of Mr.. ST.NNoRE JOHNSON, all of
this District.
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Religious Notice.

will not preach on my neIt round on this
Circuit at ISpnnm''. Cochran's, or Harmony, but my
appointments stand after that time aS usual.
J.R. PICKETT.
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DAGS, RAGS, RAGS--Those that have
~ clean washed ull Cation or LiMen Rags can
get cents per pound of
S. E. BOWERS, Ag'..
Hamburg, July &, 1889 If 81
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N 10TH @ ]
Good things vet in Store

TDERS0NS wishing PINE APPLE CHEESE
L and Il G0SlIEN BUTTER, fresh and new from
the Dairy, arriving by every Steamer from New
York TO Charleston, S. c., can obtain them by
calling Oh S. L. BOWERS, Ag't.
Hamburg, July 6, 1859 If 28
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Rnssia and the War.

HsaporaRTERs, MILAN, 9th.
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Trlste.
For the Advertiser.

And the ncishborhood generally.
g. GALPIlIN, cry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

PocKET PIcKING--On Monday last a lady
from the East, who had been visiting the fami
y of Mr.. D. STMMEL, in this place, repaired
to the depot, accompanied by MIR. g., for the
purpose of returning to her home. As she
passed into the car she met at the entrance a
genteelly dressed young man going cut. She
had in her pocket a purse containing about
$500, a considerable portion of which being in
gold rendered it quite heavy, and this purse
she missed the moment he had passed her
She instantly turned and charged him with the
theft, when he threw the purse under the car,
and attempted to escape, but was seized by Mr..
Stithmel, taken before E. GrisGold, Esq, and
in default of bail to the amount of $500 was
committed to Jail to await trial at the October
term of the Common Please Court. We learn
be claims TO hail from Columbus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

A GOLD HUNTER RETURSED.-On last
Wednesday evening, we were surprised to re
ceiye a vsit from our old friend John Blouse
of York Township, who was on his way home
from Pixies Peak He gives a diseouraging
account of the Gold Mincs-says that thous-
ands Of men are wandering over the mountains
searching in vain for Qold-that Gregory's are
the only diggings that have been found that
will pay, and only about one hundred men are
there employed who make good wages. Mr..
Blouse also ~eorroboratcs the statements of np-
merous other persons, that Greedy was fooled
by the Miners. As an instance how Gregory
hoaxed him, he told Greedy to dig up a shovel
full of dirt, and he would wash it out, and show
him that his diggings were no humbug. Gree
ly did as directed. Gregory then washed it
out, having in the mean time gold dust deposit
ed in his sleeve, which he let drop into the pan.
Greely of course WAS astonished at the richness
of the diggihgs-pub!ished a statement-the
people having confidence in him, focked to
Gregory's ~diggings, and urcgort sold his
claims at a big figure, Mr.. Il. looks quite
well, and was pleased ~ith his trip.-Ius. i'd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19
DIR. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.

MO. 1.-THE GREAT REVIVER-SpaediIv Grad.
IN ica[ts al th5 evI. ell let's OF sell Abusc, sGcha zen
eIal deh-ftc, loss of nlernaTy, wasting away Of the or
gans, Or any constitutional derangenl=nts as iulp0tency
and weakness uf the s-xual organs, brought on BIZ the
uureStralEed tudufgence o! the passions. Prtee one dol
La. -
No. 1.-THE CONTAMINATED HALM-Wm cure in
eight lays, any case Of eonorrhoca, II without taste or
S nell AM requI-es no restriction OF Diet Price one dol
lar,
NJ, 3+CoSCENTRAlED TERI -Thc use Of rlis rem
edF VIII cureCtc It n 4 s%hotttinla, anf can show celtld
Gates Oh cures elected after al UtAc.s have failed this
Is also taste.ess and r"'tiiUGt smell. pr.c1 one dollar.
No. 4.-C0&GLNTRA1ED FUNITER-ls II. only rem.
ely known that VIII pCst.ve.y clre structures Of the ure.
tina, no E'lttor Of how long stunning Of nasl ,ctei the cas5
may be. Prize one 4olia.
No. 5-AETltEECERAL ~fILIS-Au parsons who
hTve used this dreadful drug On :rcury,) which remains
II the system Tor years, Cat sing 80 III my Chruuir Z 5 as
ts.l sttiIl Use til Sc llits, winch VII entire : counter
act the etIects an1 remote it itaInr the s4stlH- ITiec
one duIIar<-
Nc G.-OEIESTAL PAsTILts-Is a certain cure for
female irregularities or sapprcssion o. the m s.&tEaati3n.
Price TWO doltars. b
M. The CONCENTRATED ANiRIS--ourcs tn ,
WIlt's, failing Of tbs "ooElh, norvolsa-sz,I miidu4 Tu9u-
situation. Erice che Collar.
No. S--TiIE SCLurOR-Is a rem ,tv that has never
been known tn fail cIiiig Gravel, IAN ! ali MI sctivas .. tn
kidnays and G.aiie-. Price one dolL4..
EIthrr Of theasoTr rem dis vii u, s.nt hy Ela.l Ia
any part NJ The Un.t#t St.taE, Oh RECEIPT Of TIL prca an
neNel. Circulars containing iull pa. ticuials ma b. ub
tllnad by enclosing ohe post siam. Address
!RIELIE UNO
Pos Office Isox ~, Fhiiairiphia. Ia.
y. b The Ioctor may b. clIsI!ts IL cuIu Iucated cas-
ny letter OF personally, bat on Y sch lettzs viii b. an
swcrti as contain a reasonable fuc.
UFFFcE, OHi York RoaI anu Callowai i'll street
JcIy Is '5c-*Sm.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

fHE Cons eKop-oFiniIons vary rs TO the
prospect Of a Corn crop. On Mohidfa44 last we
met and corsefsed With farmers from all sec
lions of the county: A few were gloomy and
despondent-the large majority directly &c &c:
verse of this. 1t is universally confGedcd that
where the corn was not already injured beyond
recovery it has vastly improved since TIE late
rains anil is now doing well-it il asso al
mitted that there is in some sections of tic
county a great deal of good corn, in others
much that is very poor and some that is of no
account whatcver-and that there was more
putin last spring than ever before, none will
deny. Our opinion, from what we can learn.
is, that with a favorable fall there will be fully
q half crop, and taking into account the
breadth of land planted the aggregate yield
will be fully up to that produced either of the
last two years
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

The Ohio Conference of the N. Z. Church
assemblies at Columbus on the 3lst inst. By
the following paragraph, extracted from an ar
ticle on the subject in the last number of the
Columbus Gazette, it will be seen that our town
is to be honored with a visit from the distin-
guished body. Prof. MERR1cK is himself a
member of the Ohio Conference
" Professor Merrick has made arrangements
to treat the members of the Conference to an
ride to Delaware, where they will
have an opportunity of inspecting the Cabinet,
the buildings, and the grounds of the Ohio
Wesleyan University. The Railroads, with
their usual generosity, have agreed to convey
passengers to and from the Conference at half
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

In these days of scarcity of fine fruits there
il d decided advantage in having Horticultural
friends in regiotts more highly favored as re-
CARDS climate than ours. A few weeks since
we were presented by our esteemed friends
Messfs: C.. P. BIssELB & SAfTER, of Rochester,
e. Y, with a basket of delicious Cherries
next came a basket containing splendid
tawton BlaEkbcrries and superior Pears-and
again, on Wednesday last, we found at the Ex-
press Office another basket filled with the
choicest exotic Grapes, we'll ripened, of exqui-
site flavor, and the clusters of almost fabulous
dimensions. Should the confined effects of
frost and fire at any time heater unfortunately
deprive our friends Of their accustomed sup
ply of genealogical treasures, and we be as
fort mat. as they arc the present season, we
shall endeaver to reeiprocate-and meantime
tender them our hearty and sincere thanks for
their cchsiderate kindness.
Messrs: G z: B. & S. are largely engaged in
~Pro3agatiiig grape vines, &c.,-their propaga-
ting houses are among the best in the country
their propagation unsurpassed in skill-and
their stock of hardy grape vines (em5ra-
cling over 20 v~arieties) is large and well grown,
including a large number of such standard
sorts as the Delaware, Diana, Rebeeca, Logan,
etc.-and it may be further added they are a,
prompt, feiiable and gcrtleHH'any firm to deal
with:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

WooL-The farmers of Ohio are beginning
to realize the advantage to them of giving
more attention to raising sheep for wool and
mutton.
1t is estimated by good judges that Ohio viii
sell this year, not less than l0,000,000 pounds
of wool, at an average of abont As cents ma
king $4,500,0oO received by farmers of this
State. within two and a half months.
The yearly consumption of wool in the Uni
ted States is 66,000.000 pounds, and nearly
5~0.oeo,oOo is imported. Why not raise our
o&n wool?
Manufacturers mich prefer Oh:ow wool to al
most amp Other, it is light, clean and coed sta
Bic,
SoiTHntc 650O,666d0 tfotthls tas FolH. at a~tittion
in Cleveland. last +sccAf; 1t from IS t8 70 cents,
fine latter Price foF the premium clip, st The
W68l Growers Fair.
Mi. Sessions, of this 5itf,- his tof'ght about
100000 ff1--rras of 900! in this ant atJoiring
counties, paying out among tie iairnhfeEs $780,
OOO.-Columbus Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19


We are a great loser of Watermellons,
and from extensive experience ia a State where
they are abundantly produced in their great
est perfection, claim to be a judge of the arti-
Gle. A few days since we found on our table
the better half of one of extraordinary dimen-
sious, which proved no less fine in quality than
attractive in appearance 1t came from
of that portion of Illinois known as " Egypt"
able productions and a population that eschcws
reading snd writing and takes to hardShell
Democracy as naturally as p young duck does
to water. For the acceptable treat we are in
debted to the kindness of our friend and neigh
Dor. J. M. HAwEs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19
TO THE SICK.
August and September Appointments.
nR. H. TUBES will be il attendance as fol-

August and september appointments.
nR. H. TUBS will be IN attendance as fol-
DELAWARE, Am .rican House, Tuesday, August so.
CARpIzGToN, Exchange Hote, Wednesday, Aug1 ST ii.
MARION, C1zt d Stat S Hotel, friday September I'd.
MARYsyILIE, Union Hous Monday, August %.
For Consultation upon all Use SEES OF the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels kidneys am Spleen
Also, Dropsy ;Grave!j rheumatism, Neryousnoss, Deb ity,
dyspepsia Female Diseases. Ague am Fever, Fits, Inn l.
rites of The Blood, F%rupt.ons, Cancers, Ulcers, and all
olher varieties of long standing complaints, both IAternal
and Internal.
The august ,isis ,riIl Be the lat cue made By Dr.. Trtls,
as he is about to re'ire from practice. Inrdlids acho desire
to ardil themselves Of his Ing anl ample ererience, by
hdrin1 coaStltdfi.n, end ia mer 1dtients Uho Uih 0 r-7e1c
Treatment, can oniy do q Jy cdLtnJ at Jdt .iRte-
Willow GROVE, IowA, May, 1856.
DR.. TUBS SIR Hoping Il N y encourage soma des-
pairing Invalid 10 seek reiieC from su4al ing, ! give be
low the facts in my own case. You first prescribed fO!
me in September, 1SSS. / hal been suffering four years
from a complication II diseases and impurities of thl
blood. The last three rea 5 (cxcepting a few weeks !
had been kept a prisoner constantly in bed, and at that
time was too feeble TO sit up in a chair long enough to
have my bed arranged nor could / stand upright upon
my feet. Ny SutferiltgS were wjthOut Interim FSi0n and
at times were very great. Debility and arrangement
seemed 10 pervatc my entire system. Ali that kind
friends and an attcnt, VIC physician could do, fsd been
done for me- l had also used different kinds o. patent
medicines. which acted only as palliltiVcS, but fHfed to
accomplish tho desired object From the time ! com
menced your treatment, there -~ns gradual improvement.
1T the end y a few weeks | vas able TO sit up an hour at
il tine, and in SIX months rode ten miles 10 one day
From tlat tins improvement vas more raplG-haV s.nCc
been a3Ie to }nnIney west. AID am now enjoying 2 FooL
degre5 Of health. fee. thai to your tfeatultut, under
the hess ngs Of God, ! AR !p4cbt'd ford Lille All comtortI-
Mrs. NJ F. PENIss.
Mrs. B, resided during her Sickness aud while Under
treatment IN Muuson, fipauga Co, o., where her father,
Nj Chester Miller, stil relp4ius.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19
Legal Notice.

ITO Elisha futile, Of the State of Vermont, and
" Horace Sm.tA, whose place oI resIIeuce is unknown
and other unknown hei-s and legal representatives, of
Sarah smith late OF Delaware County, Ohio. deceaSed.
You are hereby not. fed shat ] as adm nistrator on the
estate of san ali smith; deceased, haze Fled in tht Pro-
bate Court Of Delaware county; Ohio, on the 18th day Of
August, 1859, a petition, the Ghject unC prayer of which
is to obtain from said court an order for the sale of the
70 Rowing descI bed real estate as the property belong
ing to the estate Of saII Sarah Smith, decd; towit Sit
uated in Berlin township, Delaware county, ONO; and IN
range Is, tip. 4, sec. i, beginning at a stake on the east
line Of the county roast, thence running East on the south
line of the lands Of the heirs Of Elias Adams eight rods,
thence south six rods, thence west eight roIs to the East
line of the county road, thence north on said line to the
place of begining-coattining one quarter Of an acre
more or less.
Said petition VII be fer hearing at the Office Of the Pro
hata Judge of said county athe 18th fay OF september,
1852, Or as soon thereafter as rousei can be heard
BY r. B. SMITH, JNO. W. LApI; aimi-. istrator
his ATTIC. ney, of Sagah smith. dee,ased3
august IL 5J-*at (Sg30Ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19
DISCOVERY.

TELIEF IN TEN MIUTEs
o ULMONI f S
are unlall.ng in the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bran-
hits. Sore throa, uoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Incl
pient Consumption, and Diseases Of the Lungs. They
have no taste of medicine, and amy child will take them
Thousands have been restored to health that had before
despairei. Testimony given in hundreds OF cases. A
gle dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's. Pulmonic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents a box. Sold by dealers
generally.
JOB Noses, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y.
For Sale by 3. p!CKESSoN s SOY Delaware. Ohio
FebrhaEy II, lS59@-IY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19
The Scandinavian TllIs and Purifier.

tIN1NNATI, July 7, IS5S-
DR.. c. W RoRAcK-Dear Sir in reply to inquiries
made of me, il gives me pleasure 10 say. that Mrs. n.
Alice of the society Of Friends, and widow of the late
DR.. Atec of Cincinnati; previous 70 her going East, cX-
pressed her conf 1ence n. the efficacy Of your Scandina-
Wan Remedies, and the benefit she derived from Using
them She had been suffering from general prostratiOn
at times, being over seveaty-siS years Of age, and op-
thalmia and inflammation # the face Various rene
dies were rcsortet TO without relief, when some friends
recommended a course Of your scandinavian Blood Puri-
her and Blood Pills. They hal the desired effect; and
she was considered as restored to health.
KNOW many who have used your medicines, and speak
decidedly oil the benefits derived, thus t~estifting of their
renovating influence in pur flying the blood and giving
vlgOr and energy to the SYSTEM They have nv cordial
appreciation. Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. J. Brown.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been 4 devoted laborer in
the cause Of Christianity in Cincinnati, for more than 80
years, as almost every Old CincIifhafiah knows Such
testimony, from such a source, IS not Is he passed oter
light Y No other Proprietary Remedies ever presented
to th- public, ever received a 1.-THE Of the commentator
from MEN OF STAINING. in every walk Of life, that
N ne have done. See advcrts emcnt-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

AN INDIANA SNAKE-The Decatur (1nd.,}
Republican says that a huge snake, reported
by some 10 be twenty feet long, and covered
with bright spots, has a hiding place in that re-
gion; Somewhere on the banks of Clifty Greek,
and has destroyed a good deal of stock of diff
erent kinds. He was seen the other day. and
tracked to a hiding place under the bridge
The bridge was torn up by a crowd brought
together by the news of Il e discovery, but the
snake was gone. His track upon the ground
is saidsto look as if a log had beer dragged
along, and a man who saw him coiled mp one
day says he made a heap as large as a mo-
lasses barrel. A pretty considerable "snaik"
he uPust be.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
MES LARK
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from a prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
NJ D., Physician extraordinary to the Qteen,
This Invaluable medicine is unfailine in the cure fall
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t modGrates all excess anu re
moves ailobstruc ions, an Il speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED DIE
ii is peculiarly suleI. II " IN IN IA snort tlLne bTitg On the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Governmen
Statip Of treat britain, TO prevent coun:erfeits.
These pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Preg-
macy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage,
but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart. Mysteries, and Whites, these Piils win
effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al
though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
antinony, Of s~Hything hurtful to the constitution.
FUN directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole a agent for the Cnite &c States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late 1. c. Baldwin 4 c.. }
Rochester,, Ny
". B.-sI,o 90 and s postage stamp s enclosed to any an
thnrized gent, will insure a bottle, containing overaO-
pills, by return mail.
For sale oy b. DICKINSON s son. Delaware, Ohio.
February IL. 1SJ9ly-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-19

AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ENGLAND.-It appears
from the Liverpool papers of Saturday, Both
nit. that Mr.. Ten Brocck,s Amcficah horse
Starke the winner of the Goodwood stakes
was the victor in the race for the Bentinck me-
mortal stakes, valued at one thousand soVer-
eigns. Fifteen horses ran and Prioress was
third. Mr., Ten Brock is reported to have
won E q, dB0 by his horse beating the field for
the Goodwood stakes:
The Nursery stakes also run for on Friday
were won by Mr.. Ten Brooks two year old
Umpire, by Leeomte.