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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
MANAGEMENT OF TEE A n

Let the utmost neatness be observed
in the Engagement of the barn. No
more hay or other fodder should be
thrown on the floor at once than is re
quisite to supply one feed. BY thow-
ing large quantities from the mows or
sc~affoldings there is an unavoidable
loss from the drying of the fibre which
renders it less palatable to Tie
animals, as well as less nutritious.
Sweeping the floor daily promotes
cleanliness and conduces to the health
and consequently the comfort of ami
mails. The sweeping of the floors should
be preserved, as this is the easiest way
to save some of the most valuable grass
seeds. The managers and cribs should
be daily cleaned out and frequently
washed. What is the use Of being so
very particular? | never washed my
cattle's Manager" says Solomon Shift
less. Very well, Solomon, your COWS
probably have as keen an appetite for
their fodder as you would have if your
wife gave you the same plate unwashed
for u month from which to take your
meals.-[Rural inteIligencer.
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2aral and 1onaestie.
Agric e.
cAuuruz.Nnss AND ncoxonx.

- N&AHA&k&
Carefulness and economy go hand
in hand; so do negligence and thrift
lessness. Let Us apply these truth in
the case of the proper care of nipple
ments. Every farm implement, of what
ever sort, should once a year be thor
oughly cleaned and painted, if~necessa-
nv: nuts frightened, and when put away,
the wearing surfaces should be coated
with something to protect them from
the air. A pillow, if left exposed to the
weather, rain, sun, rust. DC, will not
last much more than half a. long as II
kept clean, and sheltered when not IN
use. We now have in mind farmers
who are In the habit of leaving ploWs,
cultivators, hay-rakes and scythes In
the open fields, where they last had
occasion to use them, until wanted
again. Others with remarkable care
fitness, have their tools brought up, and
deposited in the highway, neal the
dwelling. Every farmer needs an inn
plement-house or shed, as much as he
needs implements, and in this house
should be a workbench, and a set of
bench planes, a full set of augurs, two
handsaws, one for prosecuting, the
other for Sitting, and a fine cabinet saw,
set of ~cllisels, square and scratch-awl,
screw-driver, nippers, wrench, files, &c.
Here should be collected, also, some
well seasoned lumber and timber, ready
in case of breaking. o. to be used
when leisure peanuts in making need
full repairs. If these suggestions are
attended to in season, many dollars
will be saved annually.-GOhio Farm
er.
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TO TEEE G
May Appointments.
DR f. TUBBs will be in attendance IS f

u lows: VII cS IN attendance as fol-
Do nsI5 ~ n. American House, Monday and Tuesday fore
MARYTvILIE, CniGn HOUSE. SATURDAY. Of M
CARpINGIoN, Exchange Hotel. Wednesaag 81 Nav
NANH'S' United stat 5 Hotter, Friday 81 Nav.
tor Consultation upon all Diseases of the Throat rroas
hEo y stoinaGn, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen
Asn, LIers$ Gravel rheumatism, nervousness icb Iitv
dyspepsia, Female Diseases. Ague and Fever EIfe i,1n5,
TUGS ~ the lH9od, ErUFLons, Cancers, Ulcers AMI ol
and Internal. ~ D0th EAterhai
For some ten years, DR., Tubbs has devoted his entire
nhle 20 tntohic Diseases, treating thousands annuaiIy
ID reach. lN No CASE AXE MINERAL on orusR Po,sayS ~
fte4tp' NoR DOES HE MAKE SICK 70 MAKE wpII. q n tn
with safety by the NEST delicate. and natiepts ~ a .aMal
at nome, and continue, with prudence, their ordinary ro
In anan r. e iiuhaf.oS nave recovered under the treat.
men 1uuar ifiehus ana physicians had given up all hone
the indlsputable evidence OF which can always ba FL
iaiaei ulHailas, however reduced or despairing, are in
NLe ~ ~ eau, ana may he assured that no encourarement |
VIII be given or expense incurred, without n corresnnud
ing prospect of recovery. eSPehu
INC writer of the following has been for two oar hue
tce oil the fteace IN Fremont, and is well known to H.
citizens generally. "" " uu
Fremont. Sandusky Co, Ohio. Feb 1880
v,tne, b az ~ Der Sr: Early last Spring, my wife.
!" 1T - hl'tI nus 70 pecn very firm for some time took
a cold, which WIS followed hv a continuod co,,at ooN
PIessioh, aha lfnlaps''s nteri. The liver also seemed very
sluggish ana there was scarcely any action oftbn boroiy
she suffered a great deal from pain and veal ness oT ~
naek hkeWlse pain IN the sides, and became yer ,yaaI
iner l employed three physicians, hut he ~ n D. Snin
and debility Increasing, they thought Ittle eIso
~ to al me O iba, .nam spatch up Or palliate, and one nnai
ing, and she could not probably survive lone Wi,Iis
Nv 81 mter commencing yonr treatment, in Septem. !
= Etsl, she htgan to improve, and gained rapidIv mil !
health was restored. Al present her health is drsiaod,n
n e'"ti ahau, a any llne before since first residing in Ere. ]
She had suffered so much before ooi,oA Il
10y YOUR treatment, and has been so well ever I
hal i, y mn : h a. ~ iga y my duty to inform you by letter, c
April, l5y-1m. w PSE pss q
- W. RED. ~
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Fifty Dollars EorSai+

NJ iUNTER VIII forfeit Self aiIing to crre u one
~ case of secret disease that may come under his rare
no mater hoy long Standing or afltctine. Either sex arc
fEHrtt ms Priyafe Rooms A Sarth SEVENTH 81, Pbil.-
geIPhla. without fearof interruption from other plfirnfs.-
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate in he a.
Iection OF a Physician are invited 10 call.
lAfOI ENC1- -fhroUgh unrpstrained indu1pence NJ Tim
passions, ny excess or self-ahuse, the evils are numerous
rrehiature ,impoteney. Involuntary seminal disrharres
Wasting of the organs. loss of memory, a dista ste for FEM, +,
shflety, general debility, or cnnsti utionaI lerangrrceut
afe sur 10 ioilow II necessary, consult the Doctor wifi
eonhdencr: he ofersa Perfrcf cure. ~
READ AND KEFGECT.-The afflicted wouId 10 UeI =
reflect before trusting their health and happiness. and in
many eases tfeIr lives. in the hands Of physicians tcnorani
OF ms class maladies. Ills certainly impossible for one
man % tndefstandallth ills the human family are snbiert
to. Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch
IN which ne IS more successful than his brosher pro T. ssors'
AMI 10 that he devotes most of his time and stuiy.
YEARS Or PRACTICE, exclusively devored to the sin
dy ana reatFheni or Diseases OF the sexual organs fooetb
er with ulcers upon the body, throat. nose. OF les. nains
IN ne head or banes, mercurial rheumatism. Srir.nrcs
grarei' lrreSnl1riiies, diseases arising IRON youthful ex-.
cesseS, or impurities Of the blood, Whereby thernusiiiu inn
mas become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to offer speedy
reLfi 10 All who may place themselves under his care
E3~ Medicine ferwarTieJ to any parIor the United States
Price Ten Dollars per Package.
For Sale, DIR. DICK NSoS'S ttgLERR 4TEp N.cxrro-E,- -
TRIcAL. MAcHINE-- Noa acid or other ingredient re4uire 90: us
power being obtained from Il permanent lnarnrt Nnf,r,.
J SHOULD he without one. Price only $40. ot 22-Iv
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when [ trim EN-. l ike to see a
good open top to an apple tree, and
not have 'em look like a grown up
brush heap"
Our friend was evidently not more
than half convinced, and We did not
choose to acknowledge even that, but
he will think off every time he sees the
unfortunate Newton PiPpin. or takes
his knife to commence anew tree, ana
it is to be hoped he will be the wiser
for the Observation-Disclosures Jennings
Mortified.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
Az R'S
Ague Cure.

FOR THE SPEEDY CUR OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billions
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Glass of Diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
ceSsitics of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and ACue. Such q remedy
we are now enabled to offer, with q perfect GER
tainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from lis use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service IN the commu-
mites where it prevails. Prevention is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks of this baleful
distemper. This "CURE" expels the mias-
matte poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the
system, and prevents the development of tho
disease, if taken on the first approach of its pre-
m~onitory symptoms. 1t is not only the best
remedy ever vet discovered for this class of com
plants, but also the cheapest. The large guam
tity we supply for a dollar brings it within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts,
where FEVER AMI AGUE prevails, every body
should have it, and use it freely, both for cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place
it within the reach of all the poor as well as the
rich. a. great superiority OF this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by it arc
left as healthy as if they had never had the dis
ease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety ofdis-
orders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the inter
mittent type, or become periodical. This "CUKE"
expcls the poison from the blood, and conse-
quently cures them all alike. 1t is an inyalua-
BILE protection TO immigrants, and persons trav-
cling or temporarily residing in the malarious
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed to the infection, that will be excreted
from the system, and cannot accumulate in suf-
ficicnt quantity to ripen into disease. Hence IL
is even more valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if
they avail themselves of the protection this rem
edy affords.
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IN the Vorld for the foILowinq diseases.
Gard TO the d

DH'oofoNoos FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN FILES,
INFALLIBLE In removing stoppaEps or rrrerularitios al
= the mepses. These Pills are nothing new. mi haye bSsi
useah doctors for many years, both in France ana a
nlesleas win unparalleled success IN every ease and hets.
urEed ey many thousand ladies', who have used thaa 10
naAethe IHis puhNo Tor the allcNiatian of hose SUFFERING
nr%p y ~ rreSnisriles OF Whatever nature, as welIa as TO
permit an Increase of family. Pregnant females p tbnsa
IpulPPoshiE themselves 50, are cautioned against using these
a ~ Knt pregnant, ahdthep proprietor assumes no res.
nont,utluS aIterthe above aGWnniti0n, although their mild.
Nu@!u prevent any mischief to hGalth, otherwise these
reeohn1mehdsd. Eall and explicit directions ae-
Gene @r y h ane and retail by b. DICKINSON & SON.,
~ A ~ agents Tor Delaware County, Ohio. and talso for
ELatI1hgton, Marrow county. They Will supply Dealers n
ne IFopFletor's prices, and send the Pills TO Ladies fcoSLE
Delaware Post Office. VI wousH ue
HS-Eaoh Box has nv sianature-J DI-poNoa |
D"' 0o-om broad1ay Post ofnce, New York.
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Land for Sale.

Land tor Sale.
TUE Undersigned will sell at a fair price, and on good
700 ACRES OF LAND,
i Farms of a size to suit purchasers. This land is princi
paIiv wrlltmprUvrd, and very well adapted TO stock farm
ing-aaVins good stock water.
PARTURE FOR RENT.
There areon said premises some 400 acres Of meadow
which the undersigned viii letfor pasture, if Ireland is not
sold.
Application may be ma ieto SamueI Tyler, near MtIville
j slider, near Rich wood, John b. Coats at Marysvi5e.
These lands ie in CItinOurnc township. Union county,
and Thompson township, Delaware county, and S nethree
miles east OF fleetwood. SAMUEL. TYLER,
J.. SlDIERt
j. B. COATS,
April %, I55s-*tf. AssigEees of Geo. ". Co1ts.
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Or. Eoodand's
German BSEEeES,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
adiscrdered Liver or stomach.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
TIE LIVER
I N @
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

S ONE OF THE BEST ATT IIvrt
Il MEnICiNS now before the public, that acfs as a Ca.
o., easier, milder. and more c0ectual Than any Other med.
icine known. It's otonly IA Cathtoffc, but a Liyrr renr.IS
acting hrsto the Licef to eject it's morbid matter, then ~
tae stomach and bowels tie carry OF that natter, tbwsn =
COMPRISING two parposes eaectually, without any % IL
ht1'h cs. 1t strengthens the system al the same tirne IL,
it pTrges it; aud when taken daily in mederate doses Iii
strengthen and build it IN with unnsnaI r.nffi,r WI"
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~
SPRING GOODS!

NEw GOODS Eew Goods New Goods!
In MIN CAIICOES NEW " NEw ITCATSt
N-w Lava Rob~, VIEW Organizes New do Robes
New Blk Silks New Fancy Silks!
N~w ChiRtzeS! Ner Berege De LANES j.
New Pefins New Girgi,alns. New MarsaiIra
LADIES COLLAR LAIHES C0iIAFSt
Beaef;faI styles for the prices
White Goods! White Goods!
Hosiery. Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts. etc.
In great variety
STELLA sHAwIs, BeotTiA do, BLACK SILK do,
All new and cheap.
skirts skirts! Skfrtst
porigifs K Sherman : SkHls, ThUuIsons DO, at half the
usual price
TsonnctS. Flats, Shakers, INFANTS Hits;
RbboES, Rasch =, French and Amer. Flowers;
Bonnet Frames, Innings, Braid, Metz. Band Boxes, &c.
Who Wants a Carpet, Cheap7
PET-AH-W Carpets, Cotton Ingram &C., Stair do
Hemp Do, Rugs, &c
Clothing ssatc.isl.ror Men and BOys.
We have lad IN a iJfi ina Of Spring Gassimeres, Vest
ings, Cloths alarsllles, Check Linen, Tweeds, &c. Those
who want a geoi pair Of pauis or coat pattern, at a low
figure, viii please call at the sold Corner.n
Eoots and Shoes.
A full assortment always on hand at satisfactory prices.
CEocKERY and GLASSWARE, at very low figures.
Lovers of Good Tea,
remember we warrant our Tea. If not good no charge.
:. HYATT & CO.
re:aware, ap~sl s. 1859.
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1859. Spring Trade Notice. 1859

J<i1w oItII sttN D. Will TINS d ok, a fresl sslsc:i
of
SPR RI NC G o o S,
which h" wishes to distrihute among his numerous friends
aud Pairons-at very moderate advance from cost.
Rich Variety of Dress Silks,
Travelling Dress Goods,
Poll d. Chcven-Challies,
De LANES, Prints,
House Keeping Goods.
Carpetings. Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
PAPER LIangings and Borders,
Stella aud Broche -S1awls,
Dress Trimmings. in great Vuriety,
Bonnets, Ribbons and Trimmings,
Qneensware, Groceries, DC.
Tie STYLES Of GOODS now offered are EXCEED
SUitrtSS.
Tn" 3LoSEST CASH BUYERS and everybody else arc
Mxlt"d 70 LOOK IN. e. HILLS.
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WILSON, e. CoUEYHR's
AMBROTYPE d PHOTOGRAPH c.,,vpv

DESIGNS wishing a fine and Hfe-Ike Picture
- should call at WILSON & C0ILTEg's. Their $500 ',Sa1
for hneness and durability, arg upslrpassed in tba ST.
t 1ney MAKE the drapery to original color, thus giving to
Ken as CHEAP at this gallery as at any other well reguo,aI
kanery N me state. They Warrant their pictures nM N
Ss*Muse, as .nelr phaa for putting them up is the best in the
State. An are invited to call and examine their dns - -
lection of specimens. H"h III COL
rooms in Evans Brick Building, Sandusky stree,
between the Sash Factory and Shoub House Wv"
PICTURES taken as well in cloudy weather as in claar
given in the art. 'ie"r-
March Is, 1s59.-ly
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1aymoad's Double Thread
SEWING MACHINE.

The Strongest, Most Elastic and Durable Stitch
ever made.-W arranted equal to any 500
Machine in the market.
At The LoO Price Of zpeaty-ETte Do1lars.
TIE desideratums so long sought. of a practically good
L TwU-Thr eaded SEWING MACHlSE. at a Lne p ire bas
strength been re tched.
The Proprieiors Of Eaymoad,s Family Sewing Machine
merits. and challenge in its behalf the most rigid comparf
SIN with any and all the high priced machines now favora-
This is the FIRST n donIy cheap machine ever made, which
works with TWO THREAiS, and forms a really durable and
SerFiCeabie stitch. --H
The following iFe aElong its unmistakeable adranta ges:
list. Its simple, strong tnI durable, easily understood
and managed and not .ilbie 10 get out Of nrder.
2i- IL uses cotton from The ordinary spool without re
winning: saving tifne, trouble and waste.
Sd The STITCH is stronger ami more difficult to rip than
any other md!e by machinery, and is superior 10 the best
each other and frFnly lied and kfsVtted ~ every stitch
tAe dura5ilhs 81 this stitch, and is peculiar adaptation to
by the we'll known Grover 4 Baker Machine. which has at
tanned an enFiabie reputation. No other stitch has the
tagr, especially in F9ais which require frequent washing.
4h. II VIII stitch, Hem. Gather aud Embr3licr; will
run silk, cotton or linen thread, and works equally well Oh
all KINDS OF fhhrtcS, from The finest to the cotrsest.
5th. Finishes its work w;t-r- il stops. There is M or-
easipn to e. etea tie iG'Gads 1t the eud OF the seam, as Is re
qutred by other I~Iiaehiles.
9th: Every m ichincis nlda to run by hand or foot pow.
Ter, thus combining :le lty2niaGes OF 10th methods.
iih. Ontae Important question of ECONOMY. this machine
farnishs SEWING Machine combining IA an eminent degree
the good qua;iues OF former Ma hines while it is free from
their objections
Price vi Machine wiIiout a table. SIS. With a table and
treadle cOnnPlt tt, $50. OrdeFs fruIa th4 country viii NEE,
immediate attention, # accompanied with the cash.
Machines sent 10 persons who never saw thenr, are used
snccessIuhy vi h a few hours practice: Complete prinleG
DiSEITioNs viii ACCOMPANY every machine
Nm = I'M ! Z EE ES Delaware, Ohio.
Agenisfor Della ware
ct-6' 1898 IT and Marion Counties
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ET0EKsEGZ,
CIV Watches.

9nn now receiving for the Spring Trade a new
e tot OF " atcileS aud would iHviTs Az Inspection Of INV
stock hy those wanting to buy, and not hestata to say
that my prices will be found Is low as those Of fang other
ioi- ling q few Of the low prices at which sell Watches:
a good SitFef Lsfdne (wdrsanted) for 50 co.
a goon SILVER L@pHnc, hunter case tor $40
siivcr Detached Lever 5, hunter cases, at sig to sI5.
ANA Gold Iadies' Watch (wlrranted) for $50.
a ME Gold Ladies Watch, gold dial, very pretty, SIS.
a fac God IjetacheI Lever, fill jewcled Tor $50.
4 Gold Hunter Case Detached Lever, full ieyeled, s35.
! mi assortment Of the american Watches in gold and
silver eases, at low prices.
a g1oi assortment OF line detached levers with silver
school teachers supplied with watches on favorable
terms Second hani watches, warranted, as low as SIS.
ny assortment 81 Nateh s aad 1thtF goods iii The jewel
~ ta@ VIII be found as ftdl ana complete as the wants Of
TIC market shall seen to require Please call at No. 3
p" i!ilanls l!ock: G.. PLATT.
April Is, 1859.
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Meat! Meatl

FEfHEs subscribers respectfully inform The public that the
Il have opened a MEAT MAtkET gu William street, first
building East of the GowIes Corner. where they will at all
Times have on lani a supply OF FRESH MEATS of every
description aud OF the best qialhy-Shich they will sch at
the lowest possible rates.
Also, FRESH FISH in their season, every Tuesday an
Friday. ii ATTiT AZ q co
Delaware, April 23, IS5s-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
Iowa Lands for so1.

a. LIZ g or exenAnge for property In tins countv. n r n
q I g. Rooas go acres OF best farming lands, wall Ioa
trrsd s ~ eSpiaIy Increasing in value. Selected and On.
Feb 4 isIo !, ago HENRY WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT, for sals nj ,ns
Feb. ID, 49, THOMAS EVAN. In
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Or. acoHaEd 5
B0gSgMaSc COg'G6NE,

A%
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Infiuenzn, Group, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Diseases of the Bowels arising
from Cold, 1ncipient Consumption, AMI flo
the relief and il at all possiblel cure of Pa
tients i'll advanced stages OF the latter disease.
CNTAItRH, or common Cold, as it is faIhiliarly called,
If possi,Is. ur. BeIjy sav< II vii nut say thai Colds are
20 our tnh4aitan's what the Plague and fts"f fe6er ars to
.hry usher in disease Of greater completely anc mortality
IN the danger Of Z. osehftis aud Pnean,o"5t- which Often
atsarJis, III. tlberenlar irritation OF which is drv I.pcd by
the same cause, = = surely hare pro"i amt argument sum
also To The euratiye ones Of = diseASe; winch hnweTer m =
diyrr-iicd AMI Alarming results
vino have any :onsihu, ipnAI tendency 20 T ulInouary Con
rae use of the b llsamic Cordial. agreeably to directions
accompanying each bottle, viii readily cure .hs nostdi4
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disnrdered or dyspep-
- state Of the st,tn tch, IA wateh ease The herman Biticrs
II The systea resnitjnc ron, a r";r,tcisa eoa.bl he Ger
in CASES of assfe Inflammation OF line Lungs. The pron'i
ration. Imperfect DECENTRALIZATION 81 he blood. cough and ex-
various arrangements OF the a.ses1iveand urinary 5! stems,
Pwl:5o1. an "a ri tfr y u atom a. IN ~ ma nn;s %e d s., e.
t thar aitnrpp r2eu cSa, Iarin = i ~ amd n Tss sl aho and
Dent 10 both sight and feeiiag. All furnish most important
The disease Is usually cansel by a cold settling on the
TheferriIIe fatally of diseases revaIting from = ..eoy-
' a,aH f q { e. f 9r.y t ,Gs seen Tgnn 6y a si3n"t at he II foiaowtpg sIa,is-
adelphid, eoHfesseuiy one ii tae most healthy localilesip
theL niou:-
1852 Total deaths IA Philadelphia 10 a6s
lied al tr,nSump tlon, 1921
Dirdef .IIo her diseases t250in number a,34g
1853 tt .al deaths, 80
iird OF CpitSnm ptien. 1896
Died Of ali other diseases, 1854
--9.74 s
Ps54. Total deaths, nei4
Ilied OF Consumption, Els
Died oil ali other diseases, 1856
II, SI4
From these figures, it will be srcn that nearly one fourth
OF The toto deathsIn the cuuinirv are CAUSED by consump
tiun, to say nothing Of the Numerous other diseases spring
ing from a slight gnld- =
The proprirtors are in the possession OF certificates show
ing that the Bal5Inic Gorlial has enected cares where all
other remedial means have faiIpd- Give i5atral.
These Invaluable medicines are prepared only by Dir. C,
NJ. jackson, AIS Arch street, Phf1a1elphia, and are for sale
by druggists and siurekeepers in every town and viIIag &c in
the lnited States. Canadas. add West indies. Price IS cts
leF bottle. Iulr ~ IS5g-KIu -