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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

one another, Jessie, and IN the good
ness Of our own hearts, and then we'd
see less coldness and disunion than
there Is in the world. But l mnstn't
preach; it, only your mother who says
I'm - good y the parson, or who
thinks me - clever, bless her heart"
He locked towards bis wife with . fond
smile. .Holloa, what are they up to
up there! See, there's Phil shouting
like madr
There was evidently great excite
ment amongst the mother and her
boya ASP
There he gosa, father. There's the
geutlemsn who took % out fishing the
other day, and jumped overheard when
Ned fell INTO the water
A stranger was Standing near the
edge Of the cliff beyond the garden
wall. M
sOh, do run and oak him to come ip,'
said the mother. I've seen him there
nearly every night this week, and
wondered who he could be. To think
! didn't know him! You 60 too, Jessie;
you'll know how to thank him. Here's
your bat moas .a..g sils. s. s.. e
Jessie took her fathers arm, and set
of for the cii6. Az they grew near
the stsapgss, Jessie suddenly xIaaped
tight bold of her f&hsr's arm. oh,
stop father-stop! Look, he's coming
this way 81. . 80 4 ...sss'
Jessis had recognized the figure b.
1oEp her Il was thae Of NJ. Dick HAl0.
he he'd been psovlisg about the
nsighboshood joe $500 dsve -, IN :
sscsst acet = Ny. quite vAlaIe his us-
=: ~ s: VIC if,st; u. =
dssinss = the gun upon HI shouldsr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

My business Amt with Mr.. Hale
said Richard, looking At the man,
whose red face showed that he had ia
ken good care of himself in the gene
ral fcstivity.
: oh, it's the back door you want, is
i'll Take that first path, then, to the
right
The man spoke with an iusolent
cir.
But Richard kept in the broad walk
and wext on as before. Suddenly he
came to = stop. He had heard his
own name pronounced by some one
behind the high laurel-hedge at his
side.
as /" Aalleti All, that's her name, is
III Well, she is certainly good look
ing. But they say, poor thing, her
family Is not recognizable. Is it true =
Quite true. Mrs. Hale has limited
= much to me hsrself. They do say
her father 10 common mason, and
= carries . lod on his shoulder to this
day. Bnt howevsr, that may be, they
2 sse vulgar people-that's certain
h,chard's lips became a. pale a.
oeaIn. rf rSsN ast8F
as What mercy the child "a. remov.
q from them in time r continued the
drst speaker. Really, no one wouId
a. sappose her to b Of low origin. With
s7slher money You know, she NAV expect
Il p make good match one d.v I'M
IS - ga ftee'of her former ties. VIII,
$50 god thing she fell into the hand,
q q ths Hales-quite providential. All
hare comes our host!'
Theladiss mssedSaway and Rich.
asd, With his teeth 81, and his lee
eroahiug the gravel uader Bic heel
strobe On 70 the house. One Or tx
a. Paessnsl tarsed to look q hin ~ h
approached, but the minority Of tn
j knAete were on the aide Lawn, Wher,
go dADoan Vsse a1oonh1ed AID Ia
VI 4lAefseee6; = ~ saaspSd pbsss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
The scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July /, 1858.
On. c. w. RoRAcK-Dear Sir in reply to inquiries
made of me, it gives me pleasure to say, that Mrs n.
Alice of the soctrty of Friends, and ws.o~ ri the late
nr. Aztec OF Cincinnati, previors tn her going East, cX-
pressed her confidence III the efficacy OF youf Scandina-
WAN Remedies. and the benefit she derived from using
them. She had been suffering from general prostTution
at times, being over seventy-six years OF age, and OPP
thaImia and Inflammation Of the face. Various RENE
dies were resarteI to without relief, when some friends
recommended a course Of your Scandinavian Blood PuTt-
fer aud Blood Pills. They had the desired effect, and
she was considered as restored to health.
KNOW many who have used your medicines, and speak
decidedly OF the benefits derived thus ~tcstIfying of their
renovating influence in purifying the blood and giving
vlgor and energy to the system. They have my cordial
appreciation. Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
:. J. BR0wv.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been a devoted laborcr in
the cause of Christianity, III Cincinnati, for more than 30
wears, as almost every OH Cincnnadan knows. Such
testimony, from such a source, Is not to be FlSsea over
lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever presented
to the public, ever received Il tithe OF the comm tndaton
from E OF STANDING, in every walk Of life, that
mine have done. See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Chic white Sulphur Springs.
Announcements OF tIAo Proprietor
1or the season OF 1850.
nj e ohiO WAlte saInhur So &c s.tpated

$3.50 @~O~N' - 49,
-
T Il Il i Chic Wl s5ss5 saiphgpE 5t sgFi a4ss, are rai sitg 17ass
miles frcrn Delaware, { mics from The White sulphur
Ia y ~ - ~ ~ I! ~ y -
.'Ei 10 'ii!.es fTot1 lIea5ant Va14y " siFin=S Siat"a "a
taa coiHLl5-s, Ii4aa & IniiaHa Railroad. These Springs
"ill open Tor tx reception Of visitors
0IT TIIE IST Day OF TVNE
The improvements Of 1881 have been large, enabling
gu sts. among ii s. improvenirp:s may be m6ntigled
u itrgc and elcain. hctel, new cottage rlEs, additional
billings to' am sem at GaireercGti0A, extensive bath
no,sas, 4 steam landry, ~, &c.
Up7n ths estat. thcr5 ara u sc Springs, ali within the
lawn, foIr oi which, tho W.ITs aHIrHcR, The CBAIBEAIs,
tn, NtaszsIA% ami tAs sA'IsEC zArTaEATE, are decidedly
i4eticinr', Wrist til nth is renl4ikabl2 fr The parity
i It's w4t4r.
RIA WHITE sULrHCR
il a tea1t.Iai &rtoSiau fountain. sitaatet uoar the rocky
bank q th: -l-otoIiseF- At TIE depth q ld5fsat below
ti5 I'VE - - eei,;', 10y TIE rem4rkabie stream Of
Was hIiaF fer ~ ri, rrtef. Thsp .s9rgsg- i INC,
Ircsa 10 tue F"f'ace, ari has yer siace c%uptinnel t0How
during al seasons, without ciaage u abatetAcs't tiLAar-
MEDtCENAL PROPERTIES.
For years these springs have beeu higny estccyaai for
their m "'ic.ual 9tnPafties. curing the Islstsessco tAsir
r%epGtttf.n in Ills respect has bee saBguiIgty eouarma1.
hey "eres iianiste.ei 'y I]4ysielan ,Jad.cFs is'y as %
ipantLF tim OF druiksag, o"rtiln-nce, &c., ms under
lying.
TIE WHITE SULPHUR WATER
IS peclI+tly a.'yje .hle N trs. "iso.aena o. The Liver
5ren to clio . eoAiil,ei - business ami persons Of sed=
THE cHALYBRATE SPRINGS
are pcrult.cat torres 1heit cu.c.s uiuA h-airer-fssp
dnt ietlitated couattt5;ians have = IN MT trsnsient but
LISTING, giving t ~ b'eoda nOr vitality ana 70 III por-
TIE MAGNEstAN WATER
5 q gentle aPerical. H5
,b iH1a 45;s may r MN every facility hsing furnished
th.iii "alsA n coatrib-te 70 heaitb ana censn.t-
q, a. , l@. s1tIni resort lttr.rF thc al'nu.er lenntz- e
~ out NV il the t.:t't stat-s The location iz lSg-
Marty healthy tat rt,fo leSe' is a zs4iG, rocSy stream;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
DIR. III o e s E's
a dian p PiIIs.

TAE. MORSE, the inventor of Morse Indian Root
- 5lls, has s)attt the greater part ol i'll .llc ii VA Eai-
i-g, having visited Europe, Asia and IL ica, as we'll as
North Anlcrica-has spent three years unl.I4 l!n lntIaAs
Of oGt Western cogutry-it " rs i'll this WAY that thu III
dian Root Pills were first discovered. D.. Morsc Was u.
lrsa IA IL 10 establish the fact that All diseases rise iron.
the IMPrFIrY OF TnE Broon-thlt our strength, health
and life depended on this vital naid.
When thu various passages become cloggri, and DO
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
Of the body, the bloo{ hoses its action, becomes thiss,
corrupted and diseased thas causing all pains, SietIIcss
our health we are deprived OF, and il nature is aat as
sisted in throwing oil the stagIaat Lumors, the b cod
"il become ctioKtFi and ceis1 TO act, and thus our Hsht
Of iio viii forever b; Blown out. lin important tleu
thtt We should Keep the various passages Of tn hJty
Tree an! open. Aild how pleasant to US That we htH- IL
II or power to put i NE ilcine III your reach, nancy
MJrse's Intian Root Pills, manufactured from pants ana
fo'L5 "Alcii gov aroiil lhe nl1dLt+laoA's ellis III Ma
ture's garden, fof the health and recovery OF disease!
ihtl, olls d the roots from which thost ilhs are iniI2
Is 4 Huaofltcl "nlci opens tht pores Oh Tue sNin, ana rs
Sists Nature il throwing ott the finer uarts Of the corrup-
toitHt tAlt o13ls and a;ic!'Es thS LiSstEs - the lungs
by copioas splitting. IT, thirt is q ihuretic, VFhicn gives
case and doub!e strength to the kidneys; thus encyar-
aged, idey tfaw large amounts OF inPltrity from tbs
blood, which is then thrown out b~oGntituiy 10y the urin-
dry o. " ,tef passage, AMI which co4ld not have been
disctElrg Il i'll any other way. 3he fou-th is a Cathai tic,
AMI acc"n1PaaI+s tie ether properties OF the Ills Wilt
inpurity which cannot pass by the ether outlets, are
thus taken up aud conveyed OF i'll great quantities by
From the above it is shown that pr. Morsa's Indian Root
Fills not only ents- iLfo the stomach, bat become united
ana completely rout out and cleanse the System from ali
impGrity, ana The lie Of the body, which Is the blood,
b,c5ln : perfectly healthy consequently all sickness
ANA pain is driven from the system, for they cannot re-
N in vFtfen A.7hody b4allD2s - pure ard Gear.
why 50 many iIe, is b-cttsc thy do net geta medicine
which VIII pass 10 the afflicted parts, and which viii
open the natural passages fnr the disease 10 be- cast out
hence a large 3autity ot food and uthar matter is lodged,
and the stomach and intcstines are literally Overlooking
with the corrupted mass thus undergoing disagreeabie
fermentation, constantly mixing With the blood, which
throws the corrupted matter through every vein and ar.
toov, by imsI r1r m "t:i,. - Of t IN1 s., - - : ~ &C. u5Hn n ~ ~
and laDB1geSS, NsS. thousands Elg he bspp T3Chpi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
To-Dayis Advertisexuents.
On Monday night last a hired man in the

So 80 N~
employ of Mr.. SANuEL WoRL1SE, residing a
short distance north of town, on returning to
thezhoase after a temporary absence, surprised
two men in the act of trying to effect an en-
trance through the window while a third emer-
ged from the cellar, and all three fed. Rob
berry was doubtless the object of the parties
thus frustrated in their designs and as the
only inmates of the house were Mr.. W. and
his wife, both old people, it IS not unreasonable
to suppose that murder might have been COM
mitted in order to effect their ends, had the
desperadoes succeeded in gaining access to the
building Mr.. w. had a few days previously
disposed of his farm, and the supposition that
he had the avails of the sale in the house
(which was not the case) no doubt led to the
bold attempt at robbery. When such desper-
ate characters are providing around nights it
behooves all to see well to their door and win
dow fastenings.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Dunham's Estate.
Small Fruits.

a s we are paying. special attention to the pro-
~ ductlon OF Blackberry, Raspberry and StraWbeT-
ry Plants our stock for the coming Fall and Spring of 1850
will not only be very large, but OF the best quality, which
We shall offer at greatly reduced prices.
The New Rochelle or Iawton Blackberry is still grow
ing in favor, and the demand for plants this fall promises
to be unusually large.
Wilson'S Albany Seeding Strawberry is undoubtedly the
most universally popular variety IN the country. It's eX-
traordinary size, WONDERFUL prOductiveness, and ether
good qualities have placed L at the very head Of the list
wherever It has been tested, especially for market pur-
poses. Having be among the earliest TO procure this
variety, an Eavng q tivate1 If more tsrcciaiiy ion
plants, we sha.i Dr. ahe t. offer for safe in the spring OF
1850 "vaf On 1asa 3jaEtS.
These plants ere !aw rgiag cultivated in the most care
full manneT, aia orc % them Will be worth more than IA
dozen of Acse careicssiy gr~cwnamong grass and weeds.
We cordially invite persons wishing to purchase plants to
visit our grounds and examine our mode Of producing
plants.
We shall reduce the price of plants in the spring of 1860
so as 10 place them " thin the reach OF all. We have eX-
perimented largely as to the best tine of planting the
Strawberry, and unhes tatingly ecommend The Spring.
Our selection embraces over One Hundred Varieties,
including all the native and fore;gn kinds Of any repGtr.
~ Cataioga es sent on Application, eIicioSIg a 81 MP
aug 2c,f&4t J. KNOX, BOX 47S, I~ittsbLrg. Ia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR MFStLARk'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from Il prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
A.. D.. Physician extraordinary to the Queen.
THIS Invalnahie medicine is uniaAint III the cure ofaiI
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the femalr
constitution is subject. 1t moderatcs all excess and re
moves aIiabstruc ions, AMI a speedy cure may be reHedOh-
TO MARREED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited IL WAL IL "A snort time bring onthe
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, prize One DaIlar, bears the Governnen
Stamp eff TREAT Britain, to prevent counterfeits-
Thcec pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Prog
macy, AS they are sure to bring on Miscarriage,
but ut ANY other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous aud -iPiual Affections Pain ia
the sack and Lilabs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpita-
tion Of the Heart, Mysteries. aud Whites, these pills will
effect a cure when all other means hayc failed, and al
though y powerful em needy, do not contain iron, calomel,
antimony, or anything hur;ful To the constitution.
Full directions in the l'slnphiet Areand eheA pAcAase
which should ne carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the UniteoSNates and Canada,
JOR MOSES, Late l. L baldwin 4 CO },
Rochester, NY
y R-sIo "a and S posta5 e stamps enclosed 10 any an
,horlYed Aren't. will insure = bottle, containing over 50
pills, by return mail
February II. ISS9ly-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

RELIEF IN TEN MfUTEs
d Il Y n PC l. NJ o n ! G w A F E Il s
are unIailng in the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bron-
hits, sore tlrc.:, HrArseness, Difficult Breathing, Incl
pient Consumption, and ihKeAses OF the Lungs They
have no taste OF medicine, and any child will take them
Thousands have been restored to lgSlth that had before
despairsI. Testimony given inhundreds OF cases. A
gle desc relieves in Ten MINUTES.
ASK for Bryau'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 MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester. N Y.
For Sale by b. DICKINSON & SON, Delaware, Ohio
February IL, Is59-lT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

An EXPRESSIVE GovERNMENT.-The taxation,
which the British f'arliament imposes this year,
for the support of government, amounts to the
enormous sum of sirty-nine million pounds stsr-
ling, or four hundred and fortyJfUe milton Of
dollars. OF this sum, over twenty-eight mil
lions pounds sterling go to pay interest ON the
national debt, and over twenty-six millions ster-
ling ara required for the army and navy. This
taxation. it is said, exceeds the cost OF our
general government and of all the States and
municipal governments in the Union combined.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Public Sale.

TYHE Subscriber, intending to go West, will sell
i at fubnc,s SAFE, at lbs resitGnce in scioto township,
delaware county, UhI0,t Il mie west of the Sciuto Bridge
on Monday the 18th uay OF August. the following proper
ty, to-wit Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Hay, Corn [giow ing),
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, aud
many utheT articles. a credit of seven months Will be
given on all the foregoing articles. He will also sell at
the same time, at pubic sale, about SO stock Of Bees, all
in the LoDgstroth patent hive. Terms for bess cash. He
will also offer for sale, on the same day. his FARM, CON
tanning los acres of land, Go acres cleared and balance
timbered Il good house anu barn, and ahnust every ne
cessary out house, ana COOL water. A good apple orch
ard. TeTnS-One-tlird Ia he paid i'll hand, the balance
in two equal annual payments, 10 be secured by mort
gage. Ii not sold it will be rented on the same day
Terms made known on day Of sale. Sale 10 commence
at s O'Clock a. IN. JOS. MAUGANS.
august lg. NASH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
New Goods! ZNew Goods

~ C. CHAMBERLAIN, has just returned from
W New York, anu is now receiving an extensive stock
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Tools and AGRICULTURAL lMPLE-
MENTS, with great care to suit the wants of this coGnmu-
nifty, ana at the present low rates OF freight he is enabled
to offer them to the public at very low prices. Don't
forget to call at the Upper Hardware Store, on ~sandnsky
street.
June s, '59-%3m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

FINE FRurT-Mr. JOHN F. LATIMER left at
our Office, a few days since, one Of the hand
soonest Peaches we have seen for many a day.
1t was plaeked from a tree in his own garden, a
Seeding three years oh-is of the largest size,
globular, vita deep suture, and highly and
beautifully eelored-the only drawback being
that it is a cling. With a thousand trees bear
ing such fraft, friend l. xosh be " in town
and possessed of the best possible facilities for
acquiring a pocket full of rocks"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Legal Notice.

elisha Tuttle, Of the State Of Vermont, and
Il Horace smith, whose place OF resldeuce is unknown
and other unknown heirs and legal representatives of
Sarah Smith, late of Delaware County, Ohio. deceased.
You are hereby notified that !, as administrator on the
estate of Sarah Smith, deceased, have filed in the Pro-
bate Court of Delaware county, Ohio, on the 18th day of
August, 1859, a petition the object ane prayer Of which
is to obtain from said court an order for the sale of the
70 lowing described real estate as the property belong
ing to the estate of saht Sarah Smith, decd, to-wit Sit
uated in Berlin township, delaware county, Ohio, and in
range IS, tip. 4, sec. 4, beginning at a stake on the east
line of the county road 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 ro!s to the East
line Of the County "a" t''Hr"" noIth on said Inc to the
place of b,g.l'.- one quarter of an acre
more or less. a ass -
Said petition VIZ i, ,,a~lng at the office of the Pro
bate Judge Of si @ r. & tlo 1, tn lRy of september,
1852, or as soon IL aAt as cousel can be heard.
By R. b. SMITH, 80. w. LADD, admi.. istrator
his attorney, Of Sarah Smith, deceased.
august ls, '6s-*4a $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

New EsTABLIsJIMRxT.@G. II. WALDO &
Co. have opened a new Grocery and Provision
Store in the room formerly occupied by G. w.
Little & Go, and have on hand a 6ne stock 0
goods in their line. Mr.. Waldo has during
the season ~abundantly supplied our market
with fruits and vegetables not procurable at
home, and ia this department especially We
doubt not their establishment win be found at
the head Of the column. See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should not
spare either time, trouble or expense, to procure Or.
HtoSTETTER'S CELEBRATE BITTERS, whose beneieent
effects upon the human system has been clearly proved
10 thoAN who have been stricken down in a short space
of time nv this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are wan
ana tneacfc, and whose nights are sleeriess and restless,
and whose eYes are dim and sunSen, with death staring
thp,0 in the face. this compound must prove a blessing
snatching them as it were from the very mouth of the
fnsted il. when al, others have failed, these Bitters
have restored the sufferer TO pristine health. Their popu-
larity in all Western aud Southern parts should Introduce
them to all families.
sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every where.
sg-Sea a@:ei tisomtnt in an either colamn.
July ao11m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
GraGenberg Family Medi-
-Ginas-Ra3a Prices
H o NJ E TESTTMo~x.

HARTFORD. Trumbuu Co, o., March :, 81.
thereby certify that 1 have been dealing in the Graf
fenberg Medicines for the past year. and can truly saw
that ! have never offered any medicines to the public
that have met With the more decided approbatian Of the
people than these, particularly the Pills and Catholicon.
for fbem. I / have sod abe at ff + faari sol Of III Il pt eaii ,ofa
case. J.H. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent,
Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the GrafIenberg Medl-
eines. Dr. b. is a physician of extensive practice, and
one OF the most successful i'll the county ~(rrumbuI) in
This certides that I have used the Graaanberg Pills and
AfarshaiFs Catholicon, sold here by J. II. c. johnson, in
medicines. DR.. G. ". BuSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull county, o. March, 1857.
HEALTH OF NERIC4 WOMEN.
From the Nebc York Daily Neeus, (Edtorial)
:" We desire to call attention To a letter from Dir Josh
ia F; Bridge. on g The Health of American Women, !" in
another column. He treats the subject i'll an able man
her, and his skill and medical Judgment may be relied
up9n.'
Ffeaal- the Albany Morning. Erpress.
. AarstalPs Uterine Catholicon has proved TO be fully
as valuab!eas it claimed TO be in many severe tests
mate by metlcal gentlemen and others r. Bridge Is a
regular physician OF very fine attainnlcnts. a man of great
judgment and discrimination, ajudicious ana h ghly sue
women and children"
FROM PHYSICIANS.
~ MarshaT's Uterine Cathohcan will certainly cure all
the diseases for which it is recommended. !"
: There is no medicine like it in this country"
g In the worst cases that I have met with, MarshaIl's
MARsHALIfs UTERINE CATf0LICoS
is unhesitatingiy offered as a reliable remedy for all these
complaints TO which every woman is liable, and which
gradually affect the mind as We'll as the body, 50 that To
hS3NN tain VI Moih 'InS d4iNe IL ohEtt vi suffering,
If not inp0ss. bIlity. Among the comprehension which the
Cathoiicon is Il rcnetty are Falling Of the Womb, Whites,
Suppressed IFrecu ar or painful Acnstruation, BIoating
Examinations ANA Disease of the Kidneys or Urinary
Organs, Retention or IncOntinence of Urine, Heartburn
Costiyti1ess, NervOusHess, Paintings, Palptations,
Cramps, Disturbed S.eep, and all troubles, organic Oh
sym pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any OF the above symp-
toms, or with spine, liver or lung complaints, are invited
70 address Dr. Bridge, with full confidence that they will
find relief. MaTslalis Uterine CatlloHcon is not a quack
MEDICINE, bat its ingredients have hccn known u the
Medical Colleges, aud they are at the service OF any res
pectJbIe physician in the ceaEt.y.
The price IF MARSHAIL's UTERINE CATHoLICoN is One Dol
lar and a hdy per single bottle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The following list
comprises the table of contents of the Sep
ten1ber number Of this valuable magazine =
The Life and Works of AIRY Schefer A Wis
it to Martha's Vineyard October to May )
The Eleusinia The Minister'S Wooing Once
and now A Trip to Cuba Zclma's Vow /;
The Murder of the IBnocents My Double,
and how He undid Me; The Singer; The Pro
fessor at the Breakfast Table Reviews and
Literary Notices.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 24.-Thursday night
Jesse Williams an old and wealthy citizen of
Caldwell county, under guard at Princeton,
charged with lnurder, stealing and cruelty to
his slaves, was taken from the Jail and carried
seven miles and hung. His two sons, John and
James, guilty of numerous crimes, escaped
death by absconding. About the same time
DIR. Singleton, Mansfield Morsey, and Shaw
Watt, supposed to be connected with VIII
.liams' viIlainies, were severely punished and Or
,dsred to leave the County.