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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

,s5e Golden Weddings are becoming of fire.
auent occurrence. One was celebrated in
MT. Vernon on the I'd inst.-onei in Elyria
on the 22d ult., and one in Monmouth. ILL.,,
on the l4th uit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
DR.. G.. w. PHILLIPS
COUGH SYRUP.

q hUEo
For a Severe Cough, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For 9 Slight Cough, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For o Dry, Hacking Cough, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Sore Throat, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Tickling in the Throat, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Hoarseness, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Chronic Cough in aged persons, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Group, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Hopping Cough, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Asthma or Phthisic, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Bronchitis, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Laryngitis, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Influenza, take -
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Bleeding at the Lungs, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For I~ncipient Consumption, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For Relief in settled Consumption, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
For all diseases of Throat and Lungs, take
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
cough, preventing sore throat, and keeping ont the
eruption.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
10 . purely Vegetable Compound, and contains no
most delicate female or youngest infant, without the
slightest apprehension of harm.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
has been prepared to CURE diseases arising from colds,
and II is important that the afflicted should know IL;
aremsdy that will cure, is invaluable to them.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
aprice, as to be within the reach of NIL.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
Is endorsed and used by gentlemen of the highest
standing and respectability, in our community; by
the Judiciary, the Bar, the Pulpit, the Merchant,
the People; by such men as are incapable of lending
sneir names to quackery, fraud or deception.
COUGH SYRUP
has stood the test of a long, private practice has
done, and Is now doing an amount of good, unequal.
% oy any other remedy now before the public.
PHILLIPS COUGH sYRUP
has performed many remarkable cures, vet 1t is not
claimed that 1t will work miracles, or restore to
health those past recovery; yet it will relieve and
paliiate the suferings of ~onsumptive who are be.
gond the hope Of recovery.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP.
Call on any Of my agents; get a circular or pamph-
lei, In which you will find such testimony MS will
eonviace even the most ~skepticaI, of the truly sups-
rior virtues of
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP!
DR.. g. W. PHILLIPS.
Sole Proprietor.
sas. College Building, Walnut st., bet. Fourth D
uaAA $751; CINCINNATI, OHIO.
SOLD BY r
CORNELL q PUMPIIHEY, + AWARl
o., and by Druggist and Country De alers gel
orally.
REsPoNsIBLE AaENTs wanted at every poin
in Delaware county.
February 25, 1s5s-1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
THE AMERICAN WATCH.

A PPLEToN, Tracy d Co.. waItham, Mass, II nrutaG
n turers. The finest watch In market; also English
end Swiss patent lever and cyiinder watches, in gold asd
silver. open and hunting chses-A hne assortment and W
s.ionishtsEiy law figures. Please look a, them A. II
siEn Of the MIC CLorA. h. Burr.
Nov. II, 1858.
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North Room. Williams f. Latimers Block
MAIN STREET.
Watches.
Iowa Lands for Sale.

N" Ensl sh, Swiss and American manufacture, IN gold
" and silver cassE, selling vt priees ~ Suit the times
ANY lady or gentleman Whiting = watch tan probably be
suicidal ~ Mol. WIttiInG block. &
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

r
In Radnor, Delaware county, Ohio, March
LIST. by the Rev. E. George, Mr.. HENRY HARMON
to Miss MARGARET a. DA vID.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
White Wheat Flour.
Gold Pens

A N' K. +. HIrI.se son.
Janna ~ u.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

he has every coRvrnfrnc~ to SnNb'e him 10 do ssbKing Of all
kini> on The Shnr est Notice an ia th- uAost wprknazhlike
mann I. Ank like his neighbttr down ztrr~f. ht has )
e"n aai ladders zsd i. At al lines prepared 10 60 iBfp rh-
teun ry TO do jobs ia his line, Aatd has BETTER MATEKI
AIS Ama puts mp more House SPuETIN ! AND 4sOS-
btEftsR-t t4fa sHy azher cs ta3iishFn-nf in this county =
lie hs aH hand "A large Assortment af siIsef Ware which
he uff-r> cheap 20 those wishing TO purchase.
N. Is. We gu trantcs- Ia oar country fri~nIa and patrons
generally: lhnt ALL Of our goads are aurh a. W. recon-
mend them 10 be- zui that all nur jobs are w1rinstrhI n TO
workmanship AMI pur fnAtcria = ms 10 gualrt..
C.I and see Tor Yours%I, es, a ID 4ios. forget the place
North Room. Wilkins q Tafi1,erx RIocE-
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ASTHMA OF YEARS

From the Rev. LEROY SwoKAsTEDT. Of the Methods
Book Concern Cincin natl. o..
CINCINNATI. Dec. II, 1855.
DR.. PHILLIPs-I am using your valuable
Cough Syrup, for q severe A<thmatic Cough,
with which ! have been afflicted for severa
years and am happy to say, that / have found
great relief from it. I take pleasure in recon-
mending 1t ID those who may be so unfortunate
rs to be similarly afA ictSd.
LEROY SWORMSTRDT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
Rubber Betting.

w F are agents for the Boston Betting Company aku
w have un hand ali the widths from s to sin. Inns is su-
per or 10 Leather Beltins III many respects, and cUAIs only
about tWo-thirdsas much TERMS CASH
Feb. 2, =. G.D. POTTER K 60.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

At q recent meeting of the Commission
ers Of Franklin county. Mr.. JARVIS LAxDoN
of this county. was awarded the contract
for erecting a Bridge over Big Darby Creek,
81 Harrisburg. The price to be paid is 50.
95 per lineal foot.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
March Appointments.

March Appointments.
DR.. H TUBES will be in attendance ns fol-
lows.
s"DELAwARE, American House, Tuesday after
noon and Wednesday until , o'clock, p. M.
March 2s and SO.
EVANSVILLE, Union House, Monday, March
23th.
CARDIseTos, Exchange Hotel, Thursday,
March 3Ist.
MAEIoH, U. S. Hotel, Saturday, April I'd.
NEW TEsTINoSIALs GIVEN BELOW MONTHLY.
Fer c1nsnlia,ion upon an disrasss Of The 1LrsAt. Lungs.
AS i,ropsy,, tS rsgscI K s r"% NJ nS s. x. MI sp'I p-Lii.
ity. DyspFpNta: Female Dsrnsss. ~ ne and Ievrr. Fits;
all oth"r varieties Of I"ng standing complaints. 10th FL
Fer .omr Ten yrsr<. DIR. Tubbs has devoted lis entire
,an = =, If S Sbom S.d i, sea ss;- ,rr rxrr ,hSns-nis sns%xiiy,
ihr-sch In nocase arr Mineral or other Pois"ns employ
hnhI up sg~in. The medicine can be i.ksn with ssiriy by
s:sn.iaas,, viii pra = ii'si@ d r r I lie and IKE Hsiri 1%4
e. = gass, ean a H ms / st ). ur nI si hI + ,i 5ss i h"w sP@l-ele
sai tAs x,, T 2 sHs'sarasenssn, Will be gis.n or raprnss incur
PHTIiIsIc OR ASTHMA.
The statement given last mon III will be read with deep
rs e &shmS. Esprciaiiy DOES it Il e" "sap.s '' ioseI 10T to
those who have believed thai tr A;mrIi may relieve, Lt
cannot cure
HOLMES IT.. Crawford Co, Ohio, July. 81.
Dn; Trsns-sir: Since chiIdho.t I have been afMr,ed
from shr a disease. Asl grew Older itb-cAn. worse,
nd .rvsfv; s.pesi.iiy = during i~ what SEASON. Al
all times . little more than ordinary ex 'ruon caused a Y iu-
lent eaash. ana great oppression in breathing.
While the paroxy SINS lasted, there was a Hisir .sxing
ceuEh. and "a constant ACCOUNTING struggle Tor breath, brtiI.
at times apparently "p"n the vergeaf suffice alton. Very
little sleep could be obtained at such times, and that lutte (
while sitting in my chlir- Two years ago / vas iuhucrd
by the statement oil LAZY whom you cured uf Asthma, to
III Ike one more trial. |
/ had little faith at that time, partly becIuse l had so
often been disappointed. and pArtI, uc cause oth- SAID 1
could NOT get we'll The irraIlnrns was pursued under
cIre umstances most uLHfavorabic, having the care. nt sick
friends yet ] have been not only fully relieved of all symp-
tofus OF Asthma. but oI otarr aAecHDila accOLn my ing. /
have nc cough now. breathe freely, rest well, and have
good strength hours, 'rnly, !
susanna W. QCAINTANcE.
February Is. 1889.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
FLOWS
NEW BOOKS.

FtONsTANTLY being received and sold by Vi aubseH
Atsra whe wtIl snppts any Foooks that they may not
havn On hand, on shnrt ratire, trreNtled RiMA1A they ave
OF perverssve ia heir tsndeney " atthe tatnleSns ti-
Az So. q. pic tSsoSAs ~,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

The Lfsfr In ons VI ths
human boity ESuaw!knH r.
the PowersnI The sysge if. AR
'I'h is utmost rntirely ,ik- \
lion Of the LiFer for thSi
functions: when the stons.i
ARE al fault and The whole
qurnc+ Of are org tn-thal
iiG IuIy. For the diseases
/ pruPrirtors has male il liial
mere than twenty years. tUl
: with TIA csilInlcract the mai
tits liable.
! To prove that this rrms--
son troubled with Lirer
t forms. has but 10 try "a bot
! tain. '
the e Guns rrmDve all
he sySIrrn. >upPiying III
If bile. i'syigoraIiiss th.s
Sc$t w1aIi. hr LIoesf
he hole machinery. re-
dLseasr-rn-cting u ra.liral
HihioHs nffsgsksarr cur1i
ed, By the occasional Use
for.
tine dose Afier eating IL
't-InAch and prevent the
Ing
Only one DOSE taken be-
Ni9if Hsdse.
only one d1Ae taken nj
gently and cures L1sCfse
tlhc dose taken after
pfPsia
one dosr Of two tea
.ieue Sirk Hesi.idrIe
OnG hot Ell TAX n fVr f..
the cause of thu. kiasRse,
only 0nr dose inIHnrdi-
oncdoSe often repeated
AorbVE, and n preventive
1j- only one bUs.Ie Ia
system he ELECTS ,Af uled,-
~ ne bStll,: taken fJr
lOwhrSSa,r unnatural csBIor
Unr ,issas: taken n short
ger io the appetite and
pnr 'iaHe ofsra repeated
its worxi fuftAs!whaie SHsa.
yield almost tn The GfSG
Unr or 1--WE duRss cures
In 1 hilir-n; there are no
r"furdy IA the n1rld. as ~
E-A few bottles eure6
6Oreeats.
We AXE pleasure In re-
4 Va preventive for fes,V
f-e.toI a bilious .Typs.-
IA thousands are willing
irLIi, HH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

prfncfpie reg saftGf
Performs irA dheiiohS I'd
fully drvek.plsl, Tlsnaaose-
pendeht I'D lib hsMa nv nc-
Proper prrfrrianee X IA.
Ata is al fault, die Sd ~
tEJEfesh st.ee7a ID e66na
Lsfer-dav ihg erakeefp 81
tof thgt 3.gEh, 6ae or the
study, ID pro- tie3 uf
md some refRsdy HherS-
ny deraugelnelts u S-hieh'
dy Ia atlssfka,AHd .aavpss,
/, (oEnptainf, In any 0ss ~
lie, and c0HYfetisn q Ger
4 morbid or bad matier from
I their place . hralkhF oa4.
stomach, Causing dssd to1N
giving tone aud kefsth 70
J nnying the cause 81 de
, axd, ,rAaeSs b<s~, yrsa.l
, use Oi tie GseS Jsriga%
! snMeient to HGcss the
food from Fislss and s0
FIRE etiTfss. prsvsats
night, 0scus the BoNeas
nesA,
each meal will care Pre-
~iisPOnufuis vii Aiwau re
male obstrucfion rsnozeE
.And makes \ perfeei orlFas
,Ajeiy roAeres cAetfe. Ghtte
is sure cure Tor chotsa
Of CAeleya.
inee.!ed To throw out ~ ~
zine after 3 Isag eIrkaSsks
iIaSHdtee Eem0ues al So :
ifr1ns tkR skfn. &
Itinar befers satingRiEqsxl vi.
iInzkes fond digssi wan.
SIzFrE EkyossS- Diaaisla.ssta
le'eT aud SOsei sssaplaasea
aitasks caused By Hsrss
isnrer. safef. 0e Epsadlar
iHeger 6ajis- =.
iDroPsy. bssHeiuns Rss
eemIneRding thtsmsaBeihs
lagss. chiH feser, and -
Ii operatsa WITH esgtAlAs$
,t0tsssi1y % las Asa ts6s&
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
DELAWARE T

Corrected wsskly By &. E Hills q Son, Wbos
sale Gnd Retsil Grocsrs, No.4 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the, purposes Of = Purgativs Medicine.
- FoR CosrrvEsKss;
Fo1 TINE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For ~JAUHDICE;
FoR THE CURE or ISDIoEsrIox;
FoR HEADACHE; .
FoH THE CuRE OF D~rsExTKRT;
For A Foul S~rOMACAH;
FoR THE CURE OF ERTSIPKLAs;
FOR THE PILEs;
FoR TINE CURE OF SCRoFCLA:
FoH ALL SCRoPULoUs COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE DE- R-HKUMATIsM;
For DISEASES OF TIKI SKIN;
FoE THE CURE oE LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRoPBT;
FoR TEE CURE OF letter, TUMoRs, AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS; 49,
FoR THE GRE OF GoUr; .
FoR A DINNER PILL;
FOR THs CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FoR UNRIFIING THE BLoop.
They arc sugnrcontcd, so that the most ecnai-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best Aperient in the world for all the purposes OF
n family physic.
Price 20 cents per Box; Five Boxes for 800.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians.
Statesmen, and eminent personnges, have lent
their names to certify the unparalleled useful.
ness of these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the insertion OF them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al
MANIAC In which they arc given; with also full
descriptions of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure.
DO not he put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERs p, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid therc 10 for them, and they
ahould have it..
All our Remedies are for sale by
Sold by NJ l.. STARR e. BROTHER. and B..
DICKINSON d son, Delaware, and by Drug
sUffRE. EGKSTEtN g CO., Wholesale
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
January IS, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

ACCIDENTAL DEArH.--On Sunday night
lasta man was run over by a hand car on
the @. c.. a. C.. r abroad, near the north
end Of the curve. and injured to an extent
that caused his death SONS two hours after.
From the testimony ELECTED before a Coro-
ners inquest held over the body on Monday it
appeared he had been circulating du-
ring the day among the shanties in the
neighborheod of the depot, and when last
seen late i'm the evening was considerably
intoxicated. He was a stranger, in desti-
tute circumstances, and from papers found
on his body It'll supposed bis name was A.
G.SfRose, The same person who lectured
in Tcnplar Hall some weeks since on Pris-
on Life.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

For Sale. to Let, or Exchange,
LNuR \ Parma goo store hnnse and Owe. linz. in the
L town rf Ashley. Delaware couuty on the Cleveland,
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad. 80 m les n.r'h OF Column
bus the basement attrdnP for groceries. The store Abov-
Tor Il Y Eoots. 4 drsirabl. place TO do business: very
han.y To receive gGnds zaI sSnd an jlrnduee. There is
also a ikIr to rails. or low er from baerm-ui TO garrett
Enquire Is u the prenis-s OF H. ID. WILLS.
January Fl. ISJ9.-2m
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80 rJoTroE.

THF- HsI.A NRE FEN .tE CNILL.Et.E. s onih Dolls
Il ware; will open, IOr the reception Of yonng Ladies uu
der Rae supervisors ami Presidency o! Jkl EhsoS McA IN.
TS of wapting on. Penn. Ms ociitcd with an all. ard
Will qualined isruiIy. lie Mu-I -! d~Far. mont VIII he
rondhriet ny par well qutihrd .ri"nd V, MANfLtA. or Tlel.
wAte. t'hio. The term "f opening Monday, kose'Rber
sgMh, l. MI 9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

We regret ,olearn that Rev. DR.. THoM-
son, President of the o. w. University, is
seriously indisposed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11

A man named BURK was fned SO and
committed to Jail, on Monday last, for an
attempt to assault the Marshal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-11
Public sale of Land.

I n pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas
i Of delaware county, o.. / will offer for sale 10 the high.
est bidder, ON the premises, at the Ohio White sulphur
a. 1859, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N. and : O'Clock
D. M, of said day, the farm belonging To the estate OF the
late George s. Oryder, deceased, conta lining two hundred
and tWenly acres, more or less, with = good new brick
house, large barn and other buildings, several orchards OF
choice fruit, &C., &c.
The said Ohio White sulphur Springs Station is on said
farm.
Terms Of SaIe.-one.f fourth cash In hand, one fourth in
one, two and three years respectively, with inteFcN Of, and fu-
IuEe payments toSe secured by morigage. Appraised at
es per acre. r. Burr Adm. de benia non.
pelAware7 MaYch 4, lsss-ts Itsl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
STONE j. THOMAS.
GOOD MEDICINES.

1t lscstimated that AYERS CEEaKY PRcror Al Ann
CArHARTlt Pills have done more to pronsotel the
public health, than any otEer on cause T,hers
can be no question that the Cherry Psctorni has bv
its Thousand and thousand cures Of Cods Couahn (
Asthma, Group, lrfuenaa, Bronchitis, &c, Yery
much reduced the proportion of deaths from COM
sumptiVe diseases in this country The Pitts are
as good as tho PectoEsl and will ours more cos1.
plulnts, so i
Everybody needs aore OF less pargine Purge
INC blood iron It's Impurities Purge the bowels
ANer aud the whole viaesrat system from cestruc-
tions Purge ont the diseases which fasran on the
body TO work its decay. But fer diseases we shoud
Gle only Of old ags Take antdctes esriy ami
&c yield.
Ayers Pills DO ihyust out disease, not only sLlls
Il It Is weak, but whsn II has taken strong hald.-
Read the dsto nding etaiemsnts Of thoss v ha haxa
been cured by them fron dreadful Scrofula DFopsy
Ulcers, Ssin diseases. Rheumatism, Neuraiais.
D spepsia, Internal Pairs, Bilious Ccuplsiu.s
Heartburn. Headache, Gout. and many lcss dan,
gsrous but Hil trea tenirg ailments such ss pira-
pies on the face, Worms, Nervous Iraitahility Loss
OF appetite. Irregularities Dizziness in the head
Colds. FeRers Dysentery, and indeed eysYy vay.s
y OF cemPlaiaIs Ter which PuTgativs Remedy IL
required p5sa
These are no random statements, but are suthen.
ticated byyour own nsighboysand Jcar own ply
siciAns
Try them once. and you viii never be without
them. a
Price 23 centsper boz bnIes for st,oo sH
Prepared by Or. ]. G. Aver. Chemist, Love Il,
Mass, and sold BY all rsspec shla pfugglsts eyery
where
=
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
Next DImOCrHIic state Convention
---DcIegateS to Charleston.

The Democratic State Central Committee
met in Columbus on Tuesday, and with great
harmony agreed to the Bt day of December next
to be recommended to the Democrats ofthe diff
ferent Congressional Districts in Ohio, as the
day on which to appoint their District Dele
gates to the Charleston Convention. They also
agreed with equal unanimity to designate the
9TH day OF January, 1860, as the day on which
to hold Democratic State Convention to ap-
point four Delegates to represent the State at
large in said Convention.
1t was the desire of the Committee, says the
Statesman to hold the State Convention on the
Sth of January next, but that day coming on
Sunday, the Thursday previous was selected, :,
so that the business could be performed, and
the Delegates return to their homes before
Sunday. The call of the Committee will be
found in another column OF this paper The
Committee adjourned to meet again in Coum-
bus on the fifth day Of January next.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
fSrWe forcot to mention last week. that Oh

0rWe forgot to mention last week, that on
Thursday lhe 18th inst, Mr., William Linn
who lived in the village of New Athens, in this
county, committed suicide by hanging himself
He was widower, and kept little grocery in
the town, which was attended by his two chill
dren, girl and boy. lie was of a melancholy
disposition, and was in the habit Of taking long
walks by himself On the day stated, he left
home about ten o'clock in the morning and not
retu-";-- as soon as usual search was insti-
tuted which resulted in finding the body sus-
pended by the neck in an old barn about mile
from the town. The discovery caused great ex-
citement in the village.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26

There are some bright spots in this world Of
ours where 1t is apleasure and consolation for
Democrat to dwell In casting our eyes over
the returns of the late election in Ohio, there is
no spot that looks 50 favorable for a "happy
home" to good Democrat, as the rich and
fertile county of "old Fairfield" 1t does us
good 20 look at the result in that county Every
township and ward in the whole county is Dem.
ocratic Some Of our friends will perhaps re-
collect that we were running for certain Of
flee this fall--an office by the by that there is
no use for, and one which wonld haye been a.
bolished, had the Democracy majority in the
coming Legislature, and which adjustment
would have met our hearty approval, But we
are off OF the subject. We want to talk alto
county And what we intend to say is this:
When we get rich puJltShing newspaper, and
have plenty to live on the remainder of our
days, we intend to move right straight into
'old Fairfield" "buy fast horse" and take
the world easy. We are longing for that day.
(We want to spend our easy days. Chat is il
we ever have any of that kind) among such
whole souled Democrats as are within the
borders OF cold Fairfield"
70 the Democracy of that county we return
our heart felt thanks, and our desire is that the
majority in "old Fairfield" may get larger and
larger every year.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-26
"Refused"Papers

Occasionally we are in receipt oil copy oi
our paper marked upon its margin refused
returned to Us from some Of the many post Off
ces throughout the country. As in most cases
the name Of the person to whom the paper IS
sent has been upon our books for some time
and as there are no credits in his favor, we are
at a loss to know what is meant by this unbus-
mess like manner of settling accounts. 1t can
scarcely be expected that we are going to open
a correspondence with or call individually upon
a patron for the collection of the sum Of dol
lar or So
No mansis forced to take newspaper. He
takes it because he judges that it will be ben
eft, as we'll as source of instruction and pleas
ure to himself and family. Each issue OF the
paper that comes to him increases his indebt-
edness to the publisher, which Indebtedness it
seems should be fully as binding as in any busi-
ness relations, as it is through the courtesy OF
the publisher that he receives his paper on cred
it. Then how much more business like-how
much more manly and honorable, that IN case
subscriber IS dissatisfied and does not longer
wish to receive a paper, for him to write the
publisher letter and remit him the amount
due, OF IN the case, which but seldom occurs,
he is not at the time able to do so, to frankly
state the reason why he cannot, instead Of
shrieking the responsibility in an underhanded
manner by telling the postmaster to write IRE
fused" upon the margin his paper and return
it to the office Equalization.
The only thing that is left for publishers to
do, in such cases. is to continue sending their
papers to those refusing them until all arrear
ages are paid, in which case the law specially
provides for the collection OF the bill for the
full tine that the paper is sent