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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER

F.! Correspondence Of tie Richmond EHYgirs-.
NEw YoRE, Oct. i-ef
The Pos, Master General, with Assistant Post Master
King both In te city investigating ;Le johnson con
tract affair
Among the latest developments It appear. ,hNi'ey la.
determined to send the mall for the Pacific q ir
America, and the Central American S;ates By tie Sort
sru Lish, Of yanieT,.!t's l!ae.
The who stand in JohnsoE's shoes prCrose 30 ,s'
the 81. Lou, 10 MORROW FOR san joan de H!csr,U. So
claim the rght carry the California malls. bat, Ia.
Inc, that II VII b- l!ICu cOnync. the sOveru' -
cia.s Of their ability 10 perform the service ia gvoi AN
When ia not known whether they possess any Aiyar
means on the ls!hmu- 10 reading 20 Transport t- nal,
the Pacific side, and whether a steamer vii! be yy,-.
there 10 convey them hence To California
", should suppose that unless reliable assgfa'.
can be given these points that the malls vii Us
the Vanderbilt lire via PaIaiaS.
Should the St Lou, sail tomorrow h"ra will b. 10 -
than !OcE steamers depart On the California routes -
1hrse for A,pnSal the Moses Taylor Of the Psgl: La
the Northern Light, o! Vanderbilt Line and the Bs.
the new Northern Atlantic Line; aud one the 81 L,.
Nicaragua.
This competition has brought down Tie prices Of ps,sss
hence 10 California, TO 80 per head.
This reduction VII. immense number q e.
grants 10 leave TO morrow or tbs E!GoraIO Of the Pg-
The bank statement published to-day shoS, 'O.9>
Ing chang, compared with those Of the previous T,'.
pecrea'e ~ ious -
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pANNILLE MARKET. Ocr.

TOnAcCO.-So little tobacco IS Offering u 0u: a s.
that decline making quotations.
WugAr.-wh,e, extra, slal Is, Red Oasl ~.
FturE.-Fam!ly 81 3eni 20; superiEe $Sa6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
PETERSBURG MARKETS. ocr. &

Wu.af-we quote prime white at I g; 30 red o.
We note A sale 81 500 bushels very choice white fs.-
Granville county 80, wL!c. purchased fr Fs
Flour for the R!aitO Mills.
COTToS--We quote prime at lie. Tie MARIE: !! s...
CoRS-Small sales at - 10 92c.
TopLCcO--A good demand coutlGucs :or fl,r aat -
grades of leaf and very ull prices. Prim!rs AZ
ing low. and We note sale Of some e parcel. i' 'Ce.
the owners !r debt We quote loose lOis AZ ~ g.. -
hhis ! n i:o. Receipts Of Tobacco very saial.
PlOuR-ES,ra .uperfE- s., superfUe 80, tHe - -
less, City Family :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

VN's v
ToR.C'o-Thc demand i good Tor Wrappers. W. "a z
medium Wrappers al jDal3j 80 Good and tine Wrsi....
S.raiI. common To- medium Lugs 3Us5 80
WHnLTrcTr seems 10 be- rather better ferl.n. 10 -
market FOR extra lots We quote Prime White q. Lrts.
2ILal 20.
FLOrR--Wc have no change 20 report. SgpcrdrG
CuRN.-Scsrcr with good demand, at y''c.at!.
ME,L-Mosily al retail. Held at 10.
BAC"S-Mountain Bacon, log round lie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

TlIiE MEMORIAL. PAPERS. viii. Circular and Questions
90 the f.rCJp.! Commission. Win an Introduction by
the IL; Rev MrnSo Potter u. ~. 81 the Commission.
Price Il.
Elements Military AT and Science, Course .. It,
strurton in strategy, fcrilcainm Tactics q: BATTLES b.
hy H. " !al!ccl y n, late Captain ~ frsp"s-- L. :
4. 81 -.
The Life of Hannibal, by Thos. hrnolt. y. u. ~.
The l:fc cf Idpmn. AIccket by Henry iIar: Ma.an
H. D. pr.-. "f -. riui'-. :+c.
Discourse Charges Addresses. PASCAL Letters 10y
II. Rev Acnzo Potter, u. u. 81 -
yiil" l,y James Hamilton, d. H., T. l.. ;. n.
Fuur Years Aboard the Whaleshp enhEacin: Cruise. IN
tie Pacific Atlantic. indian and hEiatcc Oceans, by Wa.
H. Whiieclr Jr 81.
rabic ami Private History o: LOAF. Napoleon Icy
SmIcS"r. 81.
Parties and ''irg P:ncles Manual political Intel.
g,ucc rNhhiimg iHr origin, growth "d character os
;pnaI parties, by Arthar HOLMES. Al.
Henry -. John. GeIii-mau. Price 81.
History Of France" from tho earliest times ISIS Ey
- Rev Jane, White. au'lor o: The Eighteen CHRISTIAN
\ NEW VIRGINIA NOVEL.
The Way All Enie!-N novel from TIE Pen % .fi,ci
virginia lady. vol; T-icc =.
Alan .irde; a.
John Halifax Gentleman; 81.
What will lac do with Il PAPER. ;;e'
DO. dc. cloth; 81.
Iicury 81. .ohn Gentleman: Fl.
Poems 10y Ma,ilia. new edition; 81.
\ Life FOR Life paper ''r
Forsa!e by 4. NORRIS
me- Mil.
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.i.3il!.NE !fEHS.

ZION WASH HIS DAY AZ O'Ci"rt.
ARRIVED
Sch. Wm. C0lqG!t, Frank, Baltimore, -uanp
schr Gee" W. ,ric-, Bouz, Baltimore, guanD
Schr Ashland, Graves. Baltimore. guauO
Schr Hope, Frank, baltimore, guano
Sc.Ir Clara Belle Parker Baltimore. e'!ai'p
Steamship, Roanoke, Couch New YORK, ;ni'" nd ps''e
GER
SAILED.
S,hr SauiI T. !!ar;.s Mason ,!own i,r river, li:I'.
s,Lf Arkansas. Mills down the river, li:L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

r. DIVINE SERVICE will = held in the Monumental
Church Wednesday, Thursday and rriiay night. a,
quarter before oclok-and Thursday Friday "a! Sa.
iurdsy mornings a. II O'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
GENERAL CONVENTION SERVICES

Tie Convention opens every day at 9s, A. ~, with the
rea!:r; Of morning prayer.
pay Prayer Meeting 81 James Church AZ e., o'clock
4. NJ Divine Service AZ ~. Monumental Church al II
O'Clock \. NJ, and also aIII. O'Clock ?. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
CITY AND STATE NEWS,

The EVANGELICAL KSowLEI@r. >o,l-.Y.-l.
took place ut ST. Paus Church o: the Prof..
Episcopal society tor tie Promotion Of E.ar .,.,
know ledge. The meeting Was largely a.:r!.4,; -
c.e.ica! - well US 10y delegates TO tie C0G.,.,
aud by large coEcpnrsc o! our citizens, ua.s -. ..
male
The ,N.rr..G> cp,Eei sit! evening service. rl
va, rcslI Uy iLo Rev. Or. Wm. H. >:evc.,. q: M.
dr,ihia The ,ir-. lesson Wa the second gla....
Ezekiel. showing tie prophets mission % H..
Lrc, o: l-r.ri. Is Il rcUc..oG> nation, Uith g.. :.
s,r,c,ion 10 fear ,Eein i."t, though 5gsr, auG =,
bc wiki him aud though lac should DIVE. al..r.
scorpions, The role OF A!o heavy prophecy 70 4.
contained !ancat..,!o! s. mourning aud NO.
The second lesson FOL the evening va, taken r.
s.; PAUL. "a epis.!e 10 tie Corinthians, CHAPTER -
showing how the Saint hud used u! sincerity ),
faithful diligence i'll preaching tie GO-Pe,, al
he ;rpuD!cs l:.d prosecutions he lad DAILY vr,.r-
%. the same did rebound 10 the iFa.se O! CO.
power, to the benefit OF the Cag!c! aud 30 :ag A.,
lies own eternal glory.
The sermon was preached BY R.y. Z. i. Gal..,
Of South Carolina. lie took his tex: iron. ). Pr.
cpi>tlc 20 the Ephe>ia,s, chapter :, Verse Is
speaking tie ruth It! love" may grow Ur gl:5 liz. .
all iLims, wh.c! Is the head even ~ C.r>:" ~
s.l;ect branching of Oh the basis tia; GOD ,,e
Vas abs treated, showing tue necessity ~. KIM.
~. Youth ~ TRUTH fear AID lose Of God. TIE ,,
demonstrated the necessity 81 imuart.Ig - u.r
Irrn good. t!Uthtal basis 81 education. Tor u % 10.
soyycr WY the twig u bent - tie trer = .;....
A:ser Tie -.g..oi. tie Il. Rev. Bishop VI Ed g; =.
GINA. Urged upon Tie a,+cn.h.G-c the lItr,, &. %.
Contributing literally 20 favor ;ne o,icc:s o.. ta:>.
cicty. BOOKS and :rpc.> aud V;ACr document. .-..,
10; be ,i..!gs j among the Iynort w!:Aag. m-.rr
.ni tbs: vi, 20 Gene from those 81 the CaH-.. =
were anxious /" rrDlnUS gate the uu,!., {: ..,-
church in all quarters \ collection was s.s,r- r,
taken up, and il WIS stated tia: there would a.
,.l,r t,f.,'i,Iy a. the SDrc'y Nputsy nv.,..
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= SEG,TIoN OF T.sE f:>sENTIAI

ls-aa DOCTKINL Of LTIKIsIINNIIl-!TT. JUN
t.s,, the unrncasurcd Geuuunc"r 81 The Teacher u
his I." proclaimed last Sunday That tie tTch u not
Hyu tie bmiycfic Christ" AZ the solicitation OF .c"erai
friends, propos" To demonstrate tist declaration u
.rtiou OF the fs..sT!.L i.p, fISr .! Christianity. next
sunday at By i. NJ, "a the Large room In she Mechanics
Hall Sryt. fTr. q. l.. STACY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

There are but few operations In the Floor TH
ke;, though there Is fair SHIPPING drn.hnt Nl"'! =
br..k with sales Of white NJ Is 1922. for Ordinary =
fair and ~ lisc for good. red To ne, sccOr-!.s
quality from fair good. Corn continue. scarce 49,
81 a lar.. 10; ~ prime would command higher G..r"'
Rye l. firm y; soc. oa;s very qU.i 81 Soc Tor bTe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR sale my farm, known Hawthorn lying in
Rapphh.nnock county, one Of the ane farming and
grazns sections Of ;he State ~ niles from the depot OF
tho Orange aad Alexandria railroad IT Culp-per Court
l!ousc by good turn Ike containing FIVE hundred and
thirty arr-s. four hundr, Of which, embracing hun
dr-i ~ ff,iraie liver bottom, Is cleared and In high
STATE % cultivation including meadow OF forty acre-
The Improvements aye very superior and very complete
and the homestead with its surrounding scenery Is well
Known Of the most beautiful in Virginia The health
o! the county is proveFlia and the villages Of Wooyile
and speryyill- convenient. where there good
schools and churches OF the variou. denominations.
u the above mentioned property Il not cold privately
before WEDNESDAY the .th Of NOVEMBER. !>c9. ]; will
sr tia: day be offered at public sale. L. ;. S0S5.
Mcoayle Rappahannoc county. Oct. q. l.s!-2t
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IIENRY \. WISE.


t;Eorar W MrSToNn, Scc'y O: H.. Com''h
hbran Fisher about FIVE fee: ton inches high, "Iy is,
hair, rather ;leshy aud has down cas-; !o,k when
spoken to, and Is about ~ years Of axe.
J." Fisher younger brother 81 Abrams Is about six
Zee; high dark hair ahout twenty-five three year, Of age
aud would weigh ahou, 1,o pounds ], Is supposed they
have gone North Carolina. Oct '-c3S
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yALUABLE REAL ESTATE o,

tALt bhis fEIn y 80 T. y NJ 10 III ~ y
At AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON ~ O'CLOCK. The par
cuar attention Of the public is r>!e :uy called 10 the
valuable real r-taic located above, {" take place
Iii. afternoon at O'Clock.
a. For particulars see auction head.
90 -. GODDIS 4 ArPEESuN, Aur's.
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unn,rs An siInI.H.

TsN!E Subscriber has just returned from the NORTH All 5
In rcc.i; 81 h~ Ia. stcci of iODts, shoes. TFGiks
Vaic-- Carpet Bags &C., &c, which lac would
s;cctaiIy call Tie attention OF purchasers he j. confident
that his Stock csunO he surpassed both regards Price
and Quality. lie particularly invites Country Merchants
and others buying sell again girc m call Tor.
purchasing he il determined To- sc a. low, !or Cn.h,
he quality Of goods he houg, in Any OF :hr Northern
markets.
lie {, also prepared TO make TO order ANYTHING l.. ln line
the best hi stor OF materials j. very
aud OF the very best quality T. r. WHITE.
~, Main
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
EN- TIE GOV ExN0H or VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received 10y ,he Executive,
l that ABl:tM FISIIlR and JOEL FISHER. who were
,-yeray ndicicdin the county of lloyd for burglary and
larceny have escaped from justice, and going NJ
large therefore, do -:ry offer reward o! One lun-
drcd Dollars To any person who shall ciLCr OF said
persons and deliver him into the Jail OF said county Of
Floyd and do moreover require all officers Of this Com
monwrah, civil and military, anL request ;he people GET.
orally their best rAcTtoUs t. procure the arrest d!
the .d fugitivcs that they m,y b" brought to justice.
- Given under nav hand - Govsrncr, and undo!
l.. the L.. seal OF t'l CyirraoHwc.i:. q; Richmond,
- this sixth day Of october, !>I.
, WISr
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!, ErygE,L ,usslOyARY MrtrlNG

4. NJ Divine service a; The Monumental Church at ii
O'Clock 4. NJ, and also 49,. O'Clock ?. ".
:; GENERAL MISSIONARY MEkrING. a general Ms
,n.ry meeting wi. be- held IN - Paul, Church. ia this
city Friday ".crnc next the h inst On tbs occasion
addresses u,y b.. expected from H. Rev j. Payne, u. D.
Missionary bishop 90 Africa. ~. Rev. l. !. Scott D. D.
Missionary Bishop to oregon and Washington, Rev !ot"r,
Nelson, Missionary 20 China and others. s-rvir" 20 com
incncc before O'Clock \ collection sill be taken
in h,haif 81 Don",,c and Foreign Mission. This con
2r"g.'ou i, respectfully invited :" attend.
~ TIE ELEVENTH TlIrNNlhL MEETING 81 the
General Protestant Episcopal jNpAI SCHOOL UNION
AND CHURCH BOOK SOCIETY will be held Ia So Paul.
Church R.c!noIh on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, october i2;h
Il; o'clock. The will BE- preached by the Rev A.
L. COXg h. D. AMI collection taken In aid Of n. Society
~ ADJOURNED MEETING, for recalling ,hr Report
ar oF airocau; the claims 81 the So"i-y will be held
the place, the evening tTIEHsDAf. the
ih,l the hour, sui slcl other evenings
casOn nas require.
THE FREEMAN. MEETING u IL. i:oard 81 Manager
Of the General Protestant Episcopal sunday school UI!nr
aud Church Book Society s be held In - Paul, Church
Richmond Va OF TUESDAY NIGHT. :hr ll,h Of 0c,o
Der. at o'clock. ISAAC II. FUTILE. secy
NV YoEE, Sep. -. !-,?.-ltim
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Soppnru u,pErr NV

NOKFVLK WNKkET, VCT =.
CoKS-Yeow, per bushel, S.assc w&itc SASS, a.''
S;a,sac. ME,L-Per bgshel, 81. WPssT-frime ~,
O;si ~, prime red Gsal 2. fIouR-famg, n.s, s. :
IS ezra t6iOa6 -, superfne s. .3s3 l.; tine s. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

POSTAGE STAxPs-For sale at the Enquire,
Office.
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SHAKER uNDEE SHixTs.-wc have :

Drawers have showa. Those In want are nvi;.-i
call and supply themselves with something nice and
comfortable KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

NfARSHALL,S SALT-yery clean and nice, re-
VI ce!ving by sehr. G. r. Dixon, FOR sale BY
OctT JOHN y. GORDON son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

NyrASTED.-A LADY OF much experience in teach
w Ing FRENCH. ENGLISH and MUSIC. also DRAWING
AID PAINTING in water ccors wishes 10 obtain situation
with private family. Good Testimonials be furnished
Adhrs.a .Miss Z. z " Richmond Va. Oct l-eStr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01

~ nr Bafor Id the mduta lin ike fnrfgorSIor. dnd sedt;
nc Nth tpg~Iher.
THE LIVER INFI9ORATOm
is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, aud fs daily
working ctres, alnost To GREAT to believe. j cures asifby
Hagic; sEea Uhe III IT dosr gfrfng BeheEt; and seldom more Ihnn
one Bottle is req Hired 10 ttre puy Kind OF Lb6r Cbnplatnt;
from the worst JtHddicc or DyspeDsfd 70 n E0n1thru 4eadE
ache, Hllo which ara tho result VI ii Dfseas6d Eiesf:
FRtcE 0SE DtILAR PER BoTTLE:
DIR. SANFORD, Ft6pristUr, $40 BtGad&a5. Ns% York
And retailel by all Druggt5ts. Sold also by N. L.STAkIE
4 BRO, Delawa:e; Uhi6.
Aug. 10, S3. ball, -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01

The PRINCES AND PHYsIcIAN--Few foreigners
who were sojourning in Rome during the Au-
tumn of l8- can fail to remember the violent
illness of the beautiful Princess c. which
suddenly withdrew from the brilliant social cir
cles of that city their fairest ornament The
means by which that ilustrious lady wa restor-
ed to health, when given over by all the facul-
ty in Rome, is not however so generally known.
She owes her life, and is ever prompt to ac-
knowledge the obligation, to the most distiu-
guished physician of the age, Dr. Thomas Hol-
loway. That extraordinary man happened to
arrive in the Seven-hilIed CITY" lust at the
crisis of her disorder, and was immediately
suHInohed to her palace. He found the Prin-
cess in a sad condition. During an evening
drive through the Campagna she had been smit-
ten by the fearful malaria which sometimes
arises in poisonous clouds from the adjacent
marshes The consequence was a violent bill
ious attack, terminating in ~jaundice. The
lovely face which had dazzeled all ewes, and
eclipsed all rivalry at ball and banquet, was
yellow as saffron, and the eyes which had kim
died love and admiration in a thousand hearts
were dulIer than lead. In a feeble voice she in
quired of the doctor what could be done for her
at the same time protesting that if the hue
that now tinged her skin were TO remain after
her recovery she would rather die than live
Smiling at the pardonable vanity of one whose
queenly beauty was the theme of every travel
en- who visited Rome, he told her cheerfully that
her life and l~ovlineSs were both safe. His pre-
dictiOn proved true. Under the influence of
his irresistible Pills, the yellow suffusion began
to pass off and day by day. like a star bursting
through a cloud. her beauty was re-developed
Within six weeks it was announced that the
Princess would soon gladden. the eyes of her
admirers at an evening festival to take place at
her chateau at Trfvoli in honor of her recovery.
1t may well be supposed that the Princess
would willingly have displayed her gratitude
on a magnificent scale, but this DIR. II. would
not permit. He refused to receive anything
save a mere souvenir and she presented him
with a most appropriate one 1t was a double
miniature, sent in emerssIds and diamonds, one
case representing the Princess as she lay upon
the sick bed, despoiled by disease of all her
charms, and the other containing her 1ikness
as she appeared at the fete in the bloom of re-
stored health and beauty. The memento was
accompanied by a note in which were. these
words: Whenever you look at the two pic
lures, imaginne, if you can, my boundless graf
titude." 1t may well be supposed that DR.
Holloway treasures this delicate tribute to his
among his choicest sourenirs.-'' Courier
iOpu{o," Rome.
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no TIE G
A ugust Appointments.
NR. n. TUBBs will be in attendance as fol-

TAR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance as fol-
DELAWARE. American House, Monday and Tuesday
August LIST ami 2d.
CARDINGrox; Exchange HatsI, Wednesday, August Sd.
MARION, United STAT s Hotel. Friday, August 5th.
MARysyIiiE, Union House, Friday, July %,
For Consultation upon all Diseases of The Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and Spleen
Also, Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervousness. Debility
dyspepsia, Female Diseases. Ague and Fever, Fits, Impu
rites of the Blood, Eruptiens, Cancers; Ulcers, and al
other varieties Of long standing Complaints, both Externa
and Internal.
For some ten wears, DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entire
TIM to Chronic Discusses, treating thousands Annually
ma ny of whom had exhausted every other resource with
in reach IL no CAST IRE MINERAL OR OTHER PoIsoSs Ed-
PLoYEp, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL, OR TEAR
Down TO BUILD Up AGAIN. The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients may remain
at home, and continue, with prudence, thelr ordinary dlct
and exercise Hundreds have recovered under the treat
ment after friends and physicians had given up all hope,
the indisputable evidence OF which can always he Turn
ished- Invalids, however reduced or despairing, arc in
vitcd to call, and may be assured that no encouragement
will be given or expense incurred, without a correspond
RavExxA, O., Nov, 1855.
DR.. H TrHRs-Sir: am glad to add my testimony
to the number OF those yoH are receiv ing. 1t was after
much persuasion that consulted you. Perhaps this may
influence some other heS5tlting invalid TO seek relief at
your hands. During the Winter of 1885, ! was 50 rcduc-
ed as 10 be unable, when strongest, to sit at the table
My affection was Sa i'll to he a d isease of the left lung,
heart and stomach. The cough was very severe. attend
ed with shortness of breath; night sweats, and swell ing
of the feet and ANGLES. digestion was so feeble, that !
could eat little else than crackers during the Winter, and
for two successive weeks; subsfsted on rice water or
gum arabic water alone: Sinking turns came on nearly
every day: and occasionally seScraI IN one day depriv-
ing me of speech, and sometimes of sight, Also, Palpi-
tation was distress ing. The heart appeared. TO stop at
times, causing a death like sensation, as through the
breath was gone and the circulation arrested. Thus suf-
fcring indescrihably. and to all appearance balane ing be
tween life and death, l fingered until relief was obtained
under your treatment. l was at that time. residing at
Mortified, Summit Co, where the circumstances here
given were known generally. ] am nov enjoying com
Portable health, and though not as vigorous as many, am
able to perform household duties wIthout. Inconvenience,
and have walked over two miles, with suffering nothing
more that fat .guc at the time. The great benefit derived
from your treatment, and the interest you hayc manifest
ed Tor me, shall ever he held in grateful remembrance.
Respectfully yours,
MRs. MARY A. BATEM AN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-The publishers
of this widely circulated and popular ~illustra-
ted weekly journal of mechanics and science;
announce that it win be enlarged on the first
Of July, and otherwise greatly improved, con-
tanning sixteen pages instead of eight, the
present size, which will make it the largest and
cheapest scientific journal in the world it is
the only journal of its class that has ever sue
ceeded in this country, and maintains a charac-
ter for authority in all matters of mechanics,
science and the arts, which is not exeelled by
any other journal published in this country or
in Europe. Although the publishers will in
cur an increased expense of $4,000 a year by
this enlargement, they have determined not to
raise the price of subscription, relying upon
their friends to indemnify them in this ~inereas-
ed expenditure, by a corresponding increase OF
subscribers. Terms 81 a year. Or ten copies
for SIS. Specimen copies of the paper with a
pamphlet of information to inventors, furnish
ed gratis, by mail, on application to the pub
fishers, MUM & co.
No. 81 Park Row New York.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIRJAMES CLARK'S
TED FE lie PTTTN

Prepared from a prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
M. D., Physician extraordinary TO the Queen,
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excess and re
moves allobstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. 1t will in a short time bring ON the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Preg-
macy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage,
but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al
though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the Uni ed states and Canada,
81 MOSES, date I. C. Baldwin 4 Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-S1,0 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any an
thorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing over so
pills, by return mail.
For sale by B. DICKINSON & SON, Delaware, Ohio.
February IL, ls5qly-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-01
Total

II. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Aud. Del. Co.