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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-16

To j. G.. Trimhls and A. v. Trimbie his wife,
Chancellor 4 Logan, William Martin and Bstsey
Martin:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there u now on 6lc In the olkes Of the Clark Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Executors Of the last will and tsstament Of acob
Halsted, late Of ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa, de.
ceased, claiming against ron the said C. Trimbls
decree for tho payment Of the principal and in
terest now due on four promissory notes executed
by you to them 36th NovenbeT, 1855, for $500
$3.50, $3.50 and t7eO respectively, end due in one,
two, three and four years from date and al bear
ing ten per cent. interest per annum payable
semi.snnualiy; and claiming against al Of yea
tho foreclosure Of mortgase executed b. said j.
g. Trimbls TO said Clageet > Dixon, Exscutasa,
Of the above described notes and conveying Lot
No. ii in Block No. D5, in the city ef Ksokuk,
Lee county, lows, and also asking sals Of said
premises and for other relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County. to
sit ut Fort Madison ON tho third Monday in Nay
next, (lB59), decree will b rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
And You are further notified that q said term Of
Court an application will Be made BY said Claseti
4 Dixon, Exseutors, for The apPointnsst BY tbs
Court Of . receiver to collect and take charge Oh
the rents and profits Of sAid mortgagsd premises
70 pay the taxes and assessments thereon and q
have the care and charge OF the same until the de-
termination Of this salt and 10 perform suoh Other
duties in relation thereto - may be required Of
him by the Court.
gro. G. DIXON 4 SON.
Atty's for Plaintiff.
Ksokuk, March 81, lS5o-dlm
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DELINQUENT LIST or LOTS,
nN which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ Matchmaking, Trimming Guttering and
Curbing on Exchange street, from Second to Fourth
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20 Ambrose Rusksr and Garry Lewis
v1SHER1 u nov on Ale In the ofRes Of the Clerk
j a the District Court u Lee County, Iowa, q
Fort Madison. tn petition Of Henry Vsa Phsl -
Theodore 8. hc0ill, claiming q yoa the revival
e ,Sr q .s1 -. A..
The District ooart Of said ssanty, fss tAs pssSs.
sion Of tAs north-wsst auasts 81 ssstiea tan (loA
In township sixty-six (S0) north Of range Ave (O
west n Lsecosny, lava, and I've cents dsnAess anA
aid Rs0ksr, And took possession sahssqs<nt 10 Il
date Of said Judgment. TAs prayer & for 8 r.
vival of sid jadgnsnt and writ Of restitution.
Unless pa appear ssa ass.wsid pstitae. q q
said court, judgnsnt win Be rendered agains. yos.
RANKIN, MILLER ENBTRR,
March "a, lSto-d Plaiali1b' Att'ys.
70 J. +. BtrsspsE, u. B. Parker, !. 3. Br1es, T. g.
Thompson and Edwasd Boyd:
TNH4kR 10 now on 1ls In the olAes Of the Clerk
1 Of the District Court Of Lee Couaty, Iowa, q
Fort Madison, the petition Of J =. ~. 4. Ysrs,
claiming Of ]. 3. Strsepss and g. b. Parker, the
sum Of Aftsen thousand dollars on 1our promlssory
notes executed ~ then to J. y Bruce and J. S.
and u hin sndoIssd anA delivessA y plaistls
Also, claiming the foreclosure o. nortgass
executod BY said 6tJeepey and Parker, 10 secure
sid notss, o laaAs n Lee coansy, Iowa, IN
which the other dsfenaants are intscsstsA.
Or before the second day u the Nay term ilSse)
Of said court, judgment will ~ rendered aeainst
you.
RANKIN. MILLER ENsT1R.
March IL, 1859 Plainti6s' Att'ys.
70 Rufus Wiksy, William Graham, Robert French,
jobs Ferret aids. 8. Billings
VsRRk4 b nov % 1ls in ths Ofee II the Clark
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, -
Fort Madison. the petition Of j. HAinss, claiming
against you judgmeut Of the Court, foreclosine
m n vnn1 nnkat IN -
lows, given By Rufus Wilssy and WilliAn GrahAn
70 hobart 1fensh, to secure certain notes on two
foaf - six ysasS. Said petition asks Tor judg-
msat = favor q plaintiff who 4 nov ~ Aoldsr y
tho properly, and a sxtinguishmsnt Of the inter-
eat e AZ e.s ds1sadAnts u The psslsss, and A.
Ualaas yea sPpsar and aaswsr ,aid petition On o.
6a1ss - 1aa ~ e sAs .ay Tern, 1854, q sid
RANEIN, NILLEk : MISTER.
nh3s-lln Pitas Attys.
70 W.W. \. n. Htoas:
YyH1H3 u now on 6ls IA the Olles Of tie Clark
! Of the District Court Of Lee County, Isvs, 81
Keokuk, the petition Of Reed Co., clainine II
Jon seven hnndEaa and axty-two dollars ara 6ty-
foar eentas and tn PER eens interest hereafter u
two promiseoSy nOtse ekseuted b. you . thon.
saaA Psttttoa aleo pseye - attaehnsnt - ~
ground e yosr as..residsnss. unlsas yea appsas
and answer sid petition on Or hs3ors tho eeoond
day q The next tsrn q the District Court Of Sid
Oos.ty. = Ksoksk, judgment viii - rendered
.,,,..,. RANKIN. nrI1 ~. s ! ..1..
PArtsides. P.nshsss ! Warlsn, Eorssso 5.
Brown, Willian Brown. james Bradford, q. 6
0rinna1s Cognelia 0rinnan:
VOU and eash q you are hereby notified thai
y there L now on 1le In the ofhos II the Clsk u
tho District Court o1 Lee County, Iowa. at IT. Mad
}eon nnkft 2on AZ Jamna C. LYON Alai mir - go
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ASSETS.
4. Amount of cash on hand
aud In bank ,......... ..........$ e,6Al9A
5. Real estate unsncumbsred
No. 17A Atlantic-st.......... 100000
8. There are no bonds owned
by this Company. Forty
three bonds and mortgages,
being first liens ON proper
" in tho cities Of Brook
lyn and New York; (most-
~ dwelling houses. worth
in each case 50 to 100 per
cent. more than the amt
per esnt........... ....... lss, 4se. 90
I. Leans on demand. secured
BY pledges Of stocks ~ COL
laAerals, OF this State
rate Of interest Per cent. 80 $4,000
8. leo shares City Dank Of
Brooklyn, market vsi. 100000
100 shs. Atlantic Bank, N.
y, narhss vslse....... 100000
200 shs. Ph0nix Bank, N.
Y, market value....... $4,000
50 shs. InpoYtsss' Ira
dss' Bank, n. r, mar
50 shs. Shoe and Leather
Blk, N. T., mark. val. $4,000
20 shs. Amer. Ex. BIZ, N.
T., market vAlns..... $4,000
8. Interest accrued On bonds
and mortgages, and on
loans on demand, due Dec.
NM. All ccrs;Ss,sd rasS a1,e,s
II. ono Furnisurs Ana 6I.
t.,.s - 80 nS... go a.
''''''' Aexo %, :.
IL. Amount Of liabilities due or not dse to banks
or Other creditors Of the Oompany-none.
Is. Losses adj usted and due --ponc.
II. not due--nens.
Is. unadjusted. 10 .pso. n
10. in suspense waiting further proof, none.
u. All other claims against the Compeny--none.
10. The greatest amount Insured in any one risk
IL $l5,OOO, and Is ) general rule 70 az not ar
cssd tlo.Oo0
10. This Company has no general rule q 10 thu
amount Of ipsuranoe in sny one hiocl ~ c;tr.
sAis S'ps1us ~ 0itcumstanoes-
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KeOkuk
TREES FOR 1850 |!
\NE have on hand over

ME- have on hand over
w Z @ o o q q
A r p 4 X Z Il b e s
for sale, many Of them
measuring In height n
fest. Also, . 6ns lot o3
Red Csdare, very large.
Pears, standard 4 dwarf i
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Chestnut Troos 6oo1ehnr-
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1u~n : Smrr~ - .Sn1SS..@s - - 49,
= notified that thsrs y on Ale i ~ 49, =
Clerk Of the Disesist oonst sf - Qpan4x, r.
= Ksoknk. l.t1tisa of 49, ~ bu $50
Z oesses = eaaA Vsuse agaanse yeo10 - -
eSSl.se 80 tsap. esst; ~ sansa iaeoo11
sid hro.I given, q dats Osssler III Iea
flsnt 60 ~ afey fsst lssp q lots II Q ~
blosk - + The city Of Keeksk, Lss sss1
TO sessre ~ pey1snt Of The DaSsAaes n6oU
$40 10y, ves -, = nm eqeal anq
ses!l1enas, Misa isa1ssst froa ssi4a.o ase1o1
(daeasls n payment q any ~ Ssad in6l1
ar intsssst 70 make sAiAs whole ene9at - r.
sEinisa slss a. ssssslsssss. ga ssis q
nonnosd Prenisas md To sxtisgsiaAnsnt = ;
sqs..y g leasnPtao. sna g $40 noss9s -
-. -, s...s.. "a ~ Ua.s no. .s.:s
seoono ~ e sns 6sRss1oss ssrn iso g. con1e
@ - 49, aoaesy ssIssmber, Lsos y g
Ooals, 5000 wih = sAka soaan& 90 sAAsa
~ rup~ra n,rr~npr . rupr,.
SonAAos u sIxI.. TunlI0s
n.A@1 - - 0enA'oD tof FssAaoas51
To Jseob Bsshey, Exsoutsr, kc., Of B. Rash Ntt1
6eoeeeed, 81 Anns +. Little:
VOU aA4 1a1h g you ars hsSsby noti1el G.
y tAees \ Aew O. 1ls Il ~ oGlps q tAs Clssk
- Distsiet Cont = L. County, Iowa, = IA
q % a. said Bsshsy, > exssstsr 81 o Z
Will - teetamsot a - 1asA nftle, dsesaD1
tha sun q thirteen 1undre1 - Any lollaS3, RI
intsrsss tAerssn 1ron March I1th, 1851, = ~ e.
q - ~ ssst. Pr saas., = .oasy De = -
~ ,.sa 1902 I'D: . saad = nses Little !. !
and slalning u eash q ysa ths forasleanrs
ana 49, III u u blsGk 10, II slty Z kGpkul
L. sosnty, Ian; - prsyias = sals = -
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49, nlsH C0LLIRRS.8 ROBERTSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
LRcr6nr By Dr.. THoAsos.-By reference

to our advertising columns it viii be seen that
DIR. Thomson will deliver a lecture on Monday
evening next, in the William Street n. L.
Church, before the Young Mems Lecture As
sociation. Prof. MERRrcK has recently con-
tracted for q valuable addition to Prescott Cab
inet-whieh addition consists largely of rare or
Theological specimens lin which department
the Cabinet is somewhat deficient,) and while
rendering it more complete viii greatly en-
nance its value and interest to the student of
Natural Hi ,tory. The proceeds Of the pro
posed lecture will be appropriated toward de-
fraying the expense of securing this addition;
and as it IS a meritorious object, we trust all of
our citizens who can possibly do SO will evince
their appreciation of the efforts of Professor
Merrick to secure so valuable a cabinet as a
p-eEmaneut attraction to our place by their
presence at the lecture. But this is not the
ofIy i1dncement to turn out. A rare intel
lesteai feast may be anticipated, without fear
Of disappointment-for as a lecturer DIR. t. will
favorably Lcompare with the most able
and popular men engaged in that department
of literary labor. 1t would be a merited and
eminently be6tting compliment to the distin-
guished lecturer on the part of his fellow-citi-
zens to honorshim with a crowded house.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
Times. Of holding Courts for
the Year 1850 In the Sixth
judicial District of Ohio.

IT Is ordered by thr Judges of the Court of Com
i mon ileas OF the Sixth Judicial district OF Ohio, tina
the times for holding the District Court and Court of Com
mon Pleas for the sexeraLcounties composing said Dis
trlct Tor the year 1860, be and the same are hereby fixed
and prescribed as follows
DISTRICT couRTI
Knox County, Monday, June 4th.
RichLlnd County, Monday, June 18th,
Ashland County, Friday June 2sth.
Wayne County, Monday, July ID.
Holmes County, Friday, July 9Th.
C0shocton County, Monday, July eth.
Lacking County, Wednesday, July 11th.
Morrow County, "Wednesday August LIST.
Delaware County, Monday, August eth.
COURTS OF COMMON Pleas.
Delaware County, Tuesday, March 9th, Tuesday, y
sh and Tuesday October 9th.
Knox County, Monday, April ID, Monday, September
Sd, aud Monday, November Goth
Licking County, Monday, February 2oth, Monday,
August goth, and Mondi v, November 5th.
april 24th, and Taes sy, October 10th.
Rchiand County, Aonday. March 5t4l, Monday, Sep
iembef 10th, and Monday, November 18th.
Ashland County, Tuesday February 21st, Tuesday, May
and Tusfay, October Seth.
Wayne County, Monday, March 9th, Monday, Septem-
Der 10th, aRd Monday, November 2eth.
Holmes County, Tuesday February IA, Tuesday, May
LIST, and TUESDAY. October 10th.
C"shocton County, Tuesday, April Sd, Monday, Sep
sember 18th, and Monday, December 10th.
= SiS 4 S4S sHh5A JUDGES.
thereby Certify the above to be a correct copy Of the
original order Oh lie IN my office
B-F- L1GFBoCRRow, Clerk
OF Common Pleas and District |
Dec 1sS:-*4t Courts, Delaware County, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

4 Trenion-Tp.. on the 24th uIt.. Mr..

At his residence IN Trenton Tp-, on the 24th ult- Mr.
SnAs PIERCE, aged thirty six years ~
At his residence in Liberty township, Delaware county
on the the 26th ult-, SHUBAL ". kFAPP, aged IS years.
Acomplication OF diseases had preyed upon his system
for several years, during which he suffered mach, and
at times, for days and even weeks together, the intensity
Of his suherings seemed alnest beyond tbs power OF hui
man endurance. In the death of Mr- Knapp, the com
munity at large, his own immediate neighbOrhood, and
the church OF Berli of which he was Elder, have lost
one of their most valued members. Mr. Knapp was 4
nat We of Vermont, but he has been a citizen Of Ohio for
about forty years. As a citizen Of Delaware county, he
has held the Offices of Commissioner and Justice OF the
Peace-the latter for "a number Of years-with credit TO
himself, and TO the interest of all concerned. As n cti-
zen counselor he was reliable as a peace maker active
and efficient in social qualities, seldom surpassed as a
christian, honest, unassuming and devoted. A nan OF
large-hearted the worlG-thc
greatest good OF the the ina lienabie rights of air.
of every human being 4 large circle of friends mite
with the companion of his youth and their ten children
in mourning the loss, which however is gain to him
J. W T.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

p. Some of the sharp young gentlemen connect
ed with the University undertook to play of a
practical joke at the expense of their worthy
President, by sending us a notice for puSlica-
tiena (purporting to be written by the Doctor,)
to the effect that a certain able and eloquent
gentleman would lecture for him next Sunday.
1t was a plausible trap and well set, but failed
to bag the game. Before they make another
effortof the kind, it would be well enough for
the authors to at least learn how to spell cor
rectly the name they assume.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

To FATHERS AND AorIiERs-You know how imporfa
it is for your children that you should keep good health
How frequently DO we see feeble parents dressed in
mourning on account OF the death Of their beloved chill
dren- What a pity it is. when, by proper care and rem
dies. all these trials and troubles can be avoided. When
health can DO restored to the parent and life and happi-
ness to the child Restore the health of the mother and
you obviate the necesst; OF Parcgdric Godfrey's Cordial
and other injurious narcotics for erying children We en-
treat you. as We desire to improve the condition of our
race, to procure Dr. Morse's Almanac and read how dis
eases are cured in accordance with Natures laws with
innocent Roots and Plants.
PREGNANCY.-During this critical period Morse's Indian
Root Pills viii be required, because they cleanse the body
from those morbid humoFs, al thoroughly drive away
oil pain, and give eeSe ami comfort to the mother. From
sne three of these Pills. taken two or three times g week
du-ing pregnancy, will cause the mother a safe and easv
delivery, and will be sure to give a stout and healthy
constitution to the hid.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers i'll
Gin
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
SheriG's Sale,

Jennie Chadwick pY virtue of an execution te
vs.. me directed from the Court vi
Jane Chadwick etaD Common Pleas, / shall offer at pub
lie sale at the door OF the Court House in Delaware, Ohio,
On Tuesday the Sd day Of January, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock D. M.
the following described real estate, to-wit Situate III
the County of Delaware, State of Ohio, and i'll the fourth
section, sixth township, eighteenth range, I. &. Military
Lands. Beginning Oh the section line at the southwest
corner of said tract, at i post bearing tree, beach, ten
inches in diameter, south IL deg. west S links, do. {
inches, northeast - links, thence north 90 rods 10 d pest
bearing tree, beech, 10 iuches, south 5Sh deg, east s
links, beech Il inches, south SIS deg, west "a links.
thence east SO rods 20 links to white eak pest, thence
south SO rods l liRk to d white elm tree L inches il di-
4rneter, thence west so rods 20 links to tho place of be-
ginning. Containing fifty acres Of land. Appraised at
s7s3.
- ES HERNIA Sheriff.
Dec Q, IS5Q-*ts fS3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
Important to Females.
D r. Cheeseman's Pills.

PREPARED EY CoRSEIIrs ciIEsMAN, II. D., NEw YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these ills are the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain il correcting al! irregular
tiles, Painful Menstruatiens, removing all distractions.
whether from cold or Othcrw Use, hcauaCle. pain in the
side, palpitation of the heart, whites, and all nervous af-
fections, mysteries, fatigue, pain i'll the back and limbs.
&c, disturbed Sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature. ...r- -Ha l-l r-l .-s-Hz -a
TO MARRIED l4AnlFS,-nr. Cheese mans Pills arc in
valuable, as they will bring on the monthly period with
regularity Ladies' who have been disappointed in the
use of ether Pills can place the UTMOST conf fence i'll EF.
Cheeseman Pills doing all they represent TO do.
NoTICE--Ihere is one condition of the female system
in which thrse Pills cannot be taken without prodReiHga
PECULIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is PREGNAN
CI-the result MlstAIiHIAGE- Such is the irresistible
tendency of the medicine to restore the sexual functions
to a normal condition, that even the reproductive power
of nature cannot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read, ac-
company each box. Price 81 Sent by mail on inciosing
81 to the general agent H1-soid by ono druggist in ev-
R B. HUTCHINs, General Agent for the L s, les
Chambers-st., New York, to whom all wholesale orders
should be addressed. Hg- Sold by B. DICKINSON 4 Son,
Delaware, o. Dec. II, '5S-*1y.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
The Great English Remedy--sir James
Clarks CELEBRATED FHrHALE
F1LLS.--Prepared from a Prescription of Sir
J. G Clarke, NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to

the queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaihng in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseGs = to which the female
constitution is subject 1t modeTates all excess and re-
moves all distractions and a speedy cure may be relied
on. TIL. -.-H-
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. It will
larity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent cOunterfets.
E1- These Pills sh0uld not lie fdhen Ly FsM1Ies during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS If Pregnancy are as then are xure
to bring on Miscarriage, but al any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Tam in
the back and Limbs, FAT gne on slight exertioA, Taipita-
ton of the hSart, Mysteries, and Whites these Fills Will
effect IA cure when all other means have failed, and al
though a powerful remedy, do bot contain iron, calonel,
ant.moily, or anything hnrtful to the constitution.
Full Iii ~ectioas in the pamphlet around, each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
~SoleAgent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, Late 1. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, y. Y.
- y B.-S1 90 anH 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thofizHf agent, vii insure a bottle, containing over so
pills, by return NAL.
For sale by b. IICKIxsoN & SoN, Delaware, Ohio.
Feb. IL ,t5e-"ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
and General Debility.

CARLISLE, Warren County, o.,
March s, 1855.
Dr. C. ". RoBAcK-DeGr Sir For the benefit of suf-
fering humanity permit me to say that ] have fnHrsi your
scandinavian Blood Further and BCol FIlis, j sure cure
for indigestion and Liver Complaint. IL ave 81 nered from
the above mentioned diseases fer five wears and have
trled a great many physicians, but all TO lgriHse. Twas
advise by a friend TO try your Blcod Purifier and Pills
and did So Twas Living In Cincinnati at the time. and l
went to your Office and purchased one hcttls Of the luri-
her and one box OF Pills to commence w TIL and bless the
day l found your valuable medicines, for I'm enjoying
good health at present ami feel confident that the cure is
permanent. Let others buy and take what tnev please.
as for me, give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for all
chronic diseases which arise frem impure blood or de
rangem"nt of the digestive organs. / take no other medi-
clnes, anu have not for the last eighteen months
Most truly, T V. DpBoIsE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

TLRcTfoN..@42The Trustees of Delaware Town
ship, have ordered an Election of a Justice of
the Peace, to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the expiration of the term of Judge Griswold.
lobe held at Templar Hall, on Friday the 23d
day of December A. d. 1859.
Judge Griswold is a competent, faithful, ex-
perienced officer, and we understand, is willing
to serve, another term, if rec lected.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

1.-The lecture by Mr.. HosMER, Wednesday
e~veningswas a very creditable production-high-
iy undressing in substance, and well delivered.
We were surprised to see so small an audience
present. II did not speak well for the literary
taste Of our citizens.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

Dr. HosTETTER's BITTERs have received the warmes
cncomiuns from the press and people throughout tbs
Union As q valuable tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia
Flatulence, Constipation and general nervous debility, il
cannot be approached Every day new cases Of its great
effect are chronicled through our public journals There
is nothing equal to the enjoyment TO that which the aflic-
ted experience when using tbs valuable specific. Its
mild tone, its sure ana vigorous acton upon a disordered
stomach and the cleansing Of the entire human body
should recommend il 10 all cases of our community
All that is necessary tie convince the sSepteaI of its
healthy effects, is Ia purchase a bottle and be convinced.
Sold by druggists ana dealers generally, every where
EJ- See advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09

HoILOgAy's0 OINTMENT AND PnLs-Prior to the introdRc-
ton of HoliOwayAs Ointment, cancers were supposed to
be eradicabie axccpt BY the scalpel, but this doctrine is
now exploded. The most dcploFabie cases--cases that
could not be reached by the knife or by caustc-have
recently been cured by this wonderful disinfeetant, which
acts as an irres5st BILE counter blast to the virus Of the
flesh of its terrible and offensive burden. ScrOfulOGs
sores, tunloTs, carbUneles, glanduiar sweIiings. sore leg,
etc are no longer the bug bears they were in former
times. The Ointment, aided in It's action by the Pills.
inevitably cures them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-09
MARRIED

On Thursday, Nov. 26, 1859, by Rev. D, McCarter, Mr..
WALTER {. POTTER and Miss francis LEONARD, all of Della.
ware county. ..-. .
Wilson, Mr.. WILLIAM AMBROSE to Miss DELLA A. MANTER.
In, Olive Green on the list inst. by s. P. Lott ESQ. Mr..
JOSEPH JENNINGS to Miss HARRIETT COOPER, nil OF Del. Co..
BY Rev. Warren Jenkins, on the Goth ult., at the resi-
dence of J. Dyer, Esq, in Genoa township, Delaware Co
ALLEN NJ. EcoIs. Esq, OF Morrow county, and Miss SoRHIA
LYMAN, of the former place.
Also, by the same. on the 18th of November, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, in Hartford township,
Licking county, Mr. ENos PETERS of Franklin County
and Miss CLARINDA FREEMAN, daughter of Lewis Freeman,
Esq, of the former place.