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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-17

Payments must be made half yearly in advance
and
FROM THIS RULE THERE WILL BE NO DEVIATION.
Hy Young Ladies Of every Denomination
admitted into this Academy, but as order is nee
essary, they will be required to observe the ordi
nary regulations of external worship.
Persons residing at distance arc required to
have q responsible agent in the city Of Davenport
Ne reduction will be made in case Uf pupils being
withdrawn before the expiration Of the quarter,
excepting by protracted sickness. One months
notice OF the removal Of each young Lady is re-
questcd.
Tho correspondence of the pupils is subject to
inspection.
For the present year no Uniform will be re-
quired.
Each pupil be required to provide himself with
a furnished Work-box, six Towels, Elk Table
Napkins, Combs, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Knife
and Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon, and Tumbler
There will be 2 Sessions Of 5 months each in the
scholastic year, comm encing on the first Monday
in September, and.ending on the second day Of
July, with one week allowed for vacation, ~
Christmas.
Parents can see their childrsn'o on Thursdays, in
the afternoon no visitors but those authorized
by the parents, or guardians, will be allowed to
see the young ladies. The parents who reside in
Davenport can take their children home on tho
first Saturday Of each month, but they must re-
turn on the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached 70 the Academy is Day School for
those in the neighborhood who wish to avail
themselves Of it.
Letters to DO addressed to
SrsrsR MARY MARGARET MANN,
Academy Of the Immaculate Conception,
Davenport, Iovs. A-n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-17

"e sos undsrsigned agree to the follov;n.
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.-l0 cents per week. N abls "a ...,,.
payable in advance. -"u"
WsEKLY.-$2,00 per annum, in advance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

JONES & CARPER,
Attorneys 6 COunselors at Law,
W iBL4ttend prompt}x and carefuhy al busine -p
w fruSteda 20 them in BslaWareAnG adjoining Counties
oaieein wTIlipms Block. up stairs, second door 10 the Ief
bsud main eutranee. Delaware, O. Oct 5. 1876.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
rx9 d.. BRUNON,E
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
10 fT FOR DELICATE DISEASES.
Nro. 1.-THE GREAT REYTyER-speedilv erad

K0. 1.-THE GREAT ENTHUSIASTICALLY Grad
IN icatus all the evil eff sctS OF Sell Abuse, iCH as gen
crai debility LOIS of memory, wasting away of the OF
gans. or any constitutional arrangements as imrotency.
and Weakness of the sexual organs, brought on hv the
ulFestTaiHed indulgence of the PASSIONS. Price one dol
IAaG SO r3 -EE%EzI
No. 2-THE CONCENTIATED BALM-Wii cure III
eightatIys, my case OF Fenerrhoca is without taste or
Smell and requires no Restriction Of diet. Price one dol
lar.
M. 3-CONCENTRATER TEREB.-The use of This rem
cdy viii cure elect in Il short time, and lean show Ccitih
+ Gates of cures effected after all others have lai!eI this
is also tasteiess anil without smell. rrice ona dollar.
edy known that viii positively cure ssricturcsof tie ii e
tina, no matter of how long standing or neglected the case
may be. Price one collar. 80 z "
No. 5@ANTIMERCURIAL PIILS-Ar persons who
have used this dreadful dr0g (meFeury,) (Which re1nair4
in the system for vars, causing so many chronic discas-
es3 sholld use these lists, which wilI entirely counter
act the effects and remove IL from the system Price
one dollar.
No. 6.-oRIENTAL PASTIISJs. a certain cure for
female Irregularities, or suppression of the meitstruation.
So. 1.-THE s~CoNCESTKATEp TyLcu the
whites, falling OF the woufnB, nervousness. painful men
struatic:i. Price one dollar.
No. 5.-7HE SOLITDR-Is a remedy that has never
bee, Known to fail caring Gravel, and All affections of the
kidneys and bladder Price one dollar.
Either of tn above remedies viii be sent by mail to
any part of the United States, on receipt Of the price an
uexedaaCireuiaFs containing full particulars may be OBJ
tanned by enclosing one post stamp. address
ef -Esl .= DR.. FEEIX RUN
So a r4 Post Office Box 80, Philadeiphia. Pa.
n. B. The Doctor may he consulted IN complie;ftcd eases
by letter or PERSONALLY, but only such letters will be an.
swered as contain a reasonable fee. 20
OFFICE, Old York Road and EaiiewhtH streete~
b July Is '5s-*sm
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Ahe pennsylvania Central
Railroad.

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The Great Wonaer Of the
I1nsteenth Century
PROFESSOR WOGD'S
70 8 a @NlR q -

EZAz2 DR.
GAYS the St. Loris, Go Democrat: Below, We
- mp pGh - iIs :. le't MI n = III ~, NJ q = S4 5 sty, tf .hn a sen-
riorI .ter Is Of his bar tss.c- .sEcI~eyi ir-ee ul;St htve
.@tseiisef, When cgn.9ngfr m q resh,bIg satIee. j scr
comiims, nor asel-ss puff ] f.oia the lrgss.
FATa, MAiSisJ4az2O, 1855.
GES1fRfES II wing my ~a4tsnfon called a ra~ months
since u the high Y beaed la n a5= 4 yousila5c rcsJo.u-
tive, I was n :eeast % make apllieuGon Of t nien mE
n~wHllar, winch ltatbeeame q4ita gray, 9rtbabN M
tiif,t " it,; my wh;skers were Of the some c~naTacte=.
some three motifs sEace / pfoairea aBtttieso OF ysar nli.
rcstorai.v u, and esea it. soon fou4d it Was preyng
what had wshei. j used I about tSise 4 NIX, /
have stnce procured another bette, ef wbch Fh4He as u
Some. ] CAP now certify tc tie VIZ ii that ifs ay Of
whss hairs has totally disappeared. be5lreh my hea an.
ftc., All ms hair has resuHn%4its natural colHr. aal b
behcve more seitan1 gies-ytht thas 6ecu besofes to-
a5years- I am nowsixty yra4s OH my soo1 VIE al
the age Of 81 has Used it with the same eject
The abave notice i deela- dye u yua for ypar x4lrable
discovery. l am assured that whoever VII rightly 1s-
as per dsrectaons, Wlilsirt hi " oeeasi'n to ctHtEa' CT my
statements. am ascilzefs oEtiEs city and Il resilient
here for the last fifteen years, am kHewIt Ia nearly every
OF Che above, with MT NM attached, * I wSi %, pre-
serve ihebeartiss q zilstfFs IA otAe7s as vi as myself.
E/TE NooD1s HAIR ~REsToRl}TE
N-fiH 4'f B4I1i&oHE, Jan 23. ISIS.
tune telte the beStpaaton Of nay lar, s~ffgaatae cItc;s
If yellow fever, n New trleiLs in 1851. was induce,
to make n trial Of your pre- rlration, ans toGHl 1t to ans
wer as the very }.tag nssisFs Ny hni@, $ now ti'iel aad
glossy and no words can eXs.esS nay obi gstU.s = 80;
finley Jot& OK,
The Undersigned, Rev, s. X Brasg, is a nj Ii ttr in
regular Standing AMI pastor Of the Othoior ChidcIl at
and universally beloved WI, IYlR
PROFESSOR WooD-Iear 81 Having NAH trisl OF
your Hair Restorative, it gives ne pleasure TO say, that
its effect has been excellent IN removing mfanlaton dan
lruif ana Il constant t~e3plcrcy to itching with which
sestorGd NY hair, which was b coming gray, 70 is 9-s
NAL color. ] have Esel no other article with any wiling
like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly. J. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz
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1aygSg g4wg!

TUsT received 4 Cood stcGk Of Gays, sLch az G. s.
u Mtiey MiI ANS sash AiiiI Saws. tloss ut Woo,t
saws Tor power, Gteriar Saws .or pE%sf,tless CttSa"S.
HiaI, l@anc, an EtifngS = vs., Ceosr5n ut Fraitirg saws,
Pack SINS, Moot saws. Fcilsc. Webb AHA kcy-Hoie
SAYS, forslie ~ TIC Upper EiarJ@as e. t're :
= Dies 2,F59-&er C.G.GIAMshRLAIE.
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URE.

~srhe superiority of this description of easement for the
rcmains OF deccasen friends is universally acknowledged
where they have been used-being air-tight, they are
especially well desigeed Tor kcephEa corpse in warm
weather or for an unusuallengtR 81 time, as well as in
preserving IL from the eneroaohmcats OF water, &c,, al
ter internent. " True il is, the body so deposited is
nothing bnt dust. aud IL IS p wise au holy law Of nature,
that to dust il shalt return hut still how much more
ponsolatury to the surviving friends Is the reflection, that
a part of its native elemoat by the aid of time and natur-
al canscs alone instead ut being immersed in water and
Exposed to The depredatsns Of iaseets, by which the re-
mains are consumed bctcre their ordinary and natural
decay: or how satisfactory it would be TO feel assured,
that il remained in the earth whore IL had been placed,
without disturbance from the knife of the disseotor, or
any other human agencyg"
a HEARsE, accompanied by u careful driver, will at all
times be proenrable for ianeraloeGesions.
Aug. 8, 1855. yeef
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WEST IsEpF ,R4f, CosIs9eton Co, o. May II. 1857.
NJ. Il. Il. kISGsIET-Sif / have been selling tbs
4>tcin surt ic t;tiEl,bepg Company for the last tcE
ears. IGfF iHtvs Invariably tounci them to give good salts
tctinl. The Fiils / have sliI to a great many families
regular as Their tea ANA coffee, and with my trade they
ave become a staple article.
Marshlii's Utar.na tatholiren, prepared by Or. Pomc-
ny, IS a IN "icfne that1t tone a great amount of good
4 Female Complaints One lady sold il to told me that
he hu! received more benefit from ore bottle of the Cath
icon, than she ral frum Il long course OF medical treat
ncnt by the Ino I skblflt physse5ans.Z
Yours truly, JAS. WIMSOM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
MRS. RoRlNsoH.s CERTIFICATE.

MRS. CERTIFICATE.
VERNON, fTTGab@n Co, o., March T, 1858.
This ~certiies that lhavo been in very poor health for
veaf :, and founf little or no re,ilI after employing a
nun 'erof physicians. My disease was Prolaps.s rterri.
had be n reduced by that AMI Flour Aibus jmtI | has
nee, M ulcered To aiconsiderahla extent. BY the advice
II ] r. 6. ". Bta-hncliI procured an took SIX BOTTLES ct
'IaI lEa!f1slf q zinc CItlloiicph which enabled me to attcnd
80 Y husband IL his last sickness until he died, whiJl
va about a yeaI since. lii I've taken three bnttles-SiIcc
lis lcatl, which has IIu5a III. able to labor and shppor,
az family OF thG,e children 1hc CathuIiceu has nearly
tsIorct me TO health. 1t is the only thing that has miti-
:ated my suffering for whachI feel very grateful.
MARY T. ROBINSON
For sale by NJ. L. STARR & Bro, Delaware f.; 81. VIII
HAMS, Ielhi; I'll. HYDE < SON, Fast Orange J. TR1:-
lam, Lewis Centre : CtRRAN, Ashley }. f. MISTER
MUTE, Nortoa, an! by Medicine Dealers generally. For
Medicines, address, Il. b. EIN(SIEY,
August L. 5 sly. CIcveIad, Agent for Ohio.
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. -, DRUGS &MEDICINES.
New Proprietary and New Stock

~
NO. S WILLIAMS BLOCK. &
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, c. \,
Paihtss " afnishesSDye Stnfs3 Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Family
Medicines; Paint, Whitewash and
Varnish Brushes; Escenses,
zsvsg Jars, Bottles, Vials. sc. sc.
L ches, TO which the attention of all who desire good a d
moderately priced goods, is called I would return my
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon this
house inthe past and gsspectsnlly invite the eontipuance Of
& Skss May new ones iagconfaeA v ecan Pleaseah who
are disposed to patroniZe us We have spared no pains, and
haveincurred much extra expense, in fitting up a
First Glass Drug Store,
lustsueh a storeas this thriving city and county ought not to
be without. And We expect to keep it up, and to contnuetO
increase our business as we have done from the first, by sell
ing as good and cheap articles in our line as can be bought
anywhera. Itshall Se our aim to keep every MEDICINE and
MEDICAL GoMRousD@in uses Eegldred for 3hfs market, and
ahai1endeayor to give all Information that may be desired as
to their nature, use, &e.
p- Physicians Prescriptions compounded with accuracy
and dispatch. Don't forget the place. The Upper Drug
The Big Mortar-No. Williams Block.
NJ. L. STARR 81 BR0.y
psla ware Jan, III s5s. .sG;
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TxCn and TaiEe,

TUST received q seed stoek2f IGGN and AILS
S0 p 3Sh,se<FIfte Iie recent aec--ns. an. With Al
DC sod at corresponding low p.ices. Font To- < toe !
~ lc Utper I5srtWA.e store
Jan G,fCG-#2ua c.. c. CEAMIiT1&N-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Groceries! Groceries
10 TzEI z e kA-T12azaLEE1EsRG OEH
Delaware and Adjoining Counties.
TiIEss'lhscriber are now manufacturing and will con
4 stantly keep inland
Grants Patent PreElium Fen-AIilIs.

Ihesarelebr4tcd Mills aVrtakan the First Premium for
the sixth lime NJ tnr New York Stte ,griculural Fair
ana thcStatc Fuirstn Pennsylvania and Marylaud, at the
Fh'rofthe Mechanics Institute. New York, aud a large
nnmoer ofHouuty Fairs, including The last
DELA WIRE co IN TT sF4TR. 1893.
Ihey have been repeatedly tried and the principal upon
which they operatrtforouyiiy examined by cpntmttes
appointed for that purpose, and in every instance have
been decllrees uperior to any hat have come in campett-
ton with them Wherever they have been exhibited they
have received the unqualified comm a%ndation OF Agricuita-
lists, and have never been awarded the second premium.
hsse A,5lsare bsligsea 70 b. the only ones nanailetpred
operation taking ugtthe Chesa, Gockle and Smut at the
same time They will thoroughly clean all kindsof Grain
andSeed by running itthreus1 once. ~
The mAiertals,e orkmansbig ana finish oithese MIL are
Tar shisrteEi9 any IN ItarkeAt The bearings allturGed and
hnlshed elnaffn faefory MHchnefy, sptAata hoy can turn
them Win perfect ease. WePuttn seSeFa aeises TO each
MIL, aud warrant them superior ~ any now ~ use, Call
and see them at the Delaware Agricularal Works.
GUTH& CO.
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EyOEEEUM.
Clover Seed Wanted.

E0AO bushels Glover Seed wanted, for
1OOO wh-l-we offer theihighest market
rriec in cash. nc
Feb. IL. NDFNHALLI g. MILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
way ana gtravv Cutters.

GUST received, a god assortment Of the above
y alnong +Wh ci ma he found the lice Roller straw
Gut y. thaSanfor5, ar 10 Knie, straw Gutter. AMI til"
Clipper straw AID Corn-staik Cgtter-ail Of which are
oIafct at manufacturer prices
Sept. S,5,-@tf c. {. CHAMBERLAIN
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Publications.

fAF the American Reform Tract and book Society
ana OF the american Bi6le Societg, For sale at k.
BuRR's Jewelry store, sign of the BIG CLOCK.
Dec 30te, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Grover & Bakers
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SETIIGI MACTIEyWES.

49, W. A1@ ~ sGS5.
/. NEW STYLES-PRICES FROM $50 TO S125.
EXTRA CHARGE OF So FOR HEMMERs.
TEEsE Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
l chased from tho store, Requiring no re-windne of
thread they Hem, Eel, Gather ami stitch in a superior
style, finishing each seam by tlfeIr own operation, with
ot EecoUrse to the hand needle, as is required by other
Machines llhGS Mlitto better anu ehyapeF srwing than
"A SraInstreSS can, and are, PROFESSIONALLY. the Bg1 Hd-
chiHeS in the market lor family Sewing, on account Of their
simplicity, Durability, ease OF management, ahd8ldapta-
ton TO ali varieties OF family sew iug-cNecutiRg either
heavy or fine work with equal facility and withoatspccial
adjustment.
REASONS WHY THIS MACHINE Is PREFERRED.
LIST. II is more simple and easily kept in order than
any othnr Machine.
I'd. 1t makes a scam which will not rip or ravel, tho
every third stitch is cut.
Sd, 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and thus all
trouble Of winding thread is avoided, while the same
Machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mere
change of spools, to all varieties Of work.
4th. The Same Machine runs Silk, linen thread and
spool cotton, with equal fucility.
9th. The seam is as elastic as the most elastic fabric,
so that il is free from all liability to break in washing,
ironing, or otherwise.
9th. The stitch made by this machine is moro beauti-
full than any ether made, either by hand or machine.
The subscribers are prepared TO furnish the above Ma.
chimes in every style, for Family or Manufacturing fur-
poses. at the Manufacturers prices, and VIII give full
instructions how 10 use then-a book with printed in
structions, &c.-twclve needles. oil can aud screw driver
accompanying each machine. In addition to the Com
pany's vibrant, we Will not hesitate to warrant every
Machine sold by ps. IL shah give rs good satisfaction as
any other machine manufactured, If not better, or 1t will
Callsee the Machines aud gets circular.
ast STARR ~ BROTHER,
No. 5, Williams Block,
jan &c, cost Delaware, Ohio,
4 AF .H Hfam Lei
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G. Il. EURDx,

Attorney ateLaw.e5es
WILL practice in Delaware and adjoining
w Counties. All business entrasted d ahfscare viii be
promptly attended TO. qdhce in Treasnrer' office, Della
ware, O. Dec. 16, 1S59-*tf
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TmTgI REDUCED.

T.EYEa2TgL
II consequences of the scarcity eI money and the
L hard tim : nat now fHeNali al Ia : ccItill.I tH, tir
manufacturers have aGtt0rzst M To- rcdace tle price
Of t~iefactrl sewing Maoaiac L 1Aitg6re DeIGrs. This
Viii clabIr ii most every family venting a iracl.ilc 20
purchase enr. And WrHe tnc price = re tHccG the qanh-
~ : Improved 50 thai it = HCn rea'y the cheapest ma
shine III the market. Bcitf iii na,ud ta1 good Qualities oi
The PenFl-
Il is very simple in construction.
1t is not liable to get oIt of order.
1t is durable and easily managcd.
1t will do good work. II viii DO
coarse work Us well as GHe. 1t is
warranted tyhc al! dat is claimed
for it and to give satisfaction.
1t IS better 70 h . Scw.az Machines pl reliabte. cstab-
lShcd aga llts, than 81 irresponsible t-avrlu.R cHcs.
Take the Oijnuls If those r.EIE Machines, rather than
Of tiIese selling them References Wi! BE- gwen 10 those
Using the Pearl. 1T "a" agricy.
Any can j. III 'chanv acquainted with machinery can
not bIt prolnEncc the earl good ~ prILcii., and as war
rantel b. tao AgaHt-t5 perform Wel-thrre is no r-k
to th3 purchaser
The manufacturers oC the Pearl are practical mcc'Et-
ics-men WHO are satisfied with fair profits, and at the
same time that they uIT'r to tie ~puh.;oas good a machine
for family mse as any is the market they ask 10 boErs
Cor rcpatation or any oth"T fictitious consideration bat
have fixed upon ii pr4cc that is ta.r and Jgst t. both sellcr
AM buyer. The Pearl Will be furnishes complete at S35
and warranted by G. PlATT. ACINT,
Nov Is, 81 No. 5 NiliamS Block.
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AxeS ! GNGs +!

TUS| received &c dozen Chopl,5ng kzea of tht
d hFSt patterns f1tt mgiletS- With a-e oil. .e@ by u
b, o. sfng.e 10 sat Purchasers. $50 Broad Axes
Carpenters AZ, LINT axes, aa& r!li.@,iug ii4t-hcis.
Fur III ct ttts L -tI4r~sIfr Si,-e BY
lec , ,t5.-#tf &C. tIA5BEEL-tIN
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:gust @eceiwaa.

4 NoTHEB lot Of Said Borad Talafag fur Chain
L. lum2s aslt 40. c-'utLcttg water, = ~: .sehhtfe
sept 9. a5-stf- C CHAMBERLAIN
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Grahenberg Family IIedi-
c5nes.--Retail Prices. ee

sSrsapar1Ila, ..-.....-.....- per bottle, 81 90
f E2a ISfianl Pan"eea' d do: % % DO DO.
Fever and ggdc Kennedy .....,pc baxs.,.! 50 do.
n@yseitery SsyrlP, ......... per bortIe, =. SO DO.
Marslial-s Uterine CathoIicon... do. =. 81 50
Graffcuberg Pile Remedy, 49, do. 81 90
Nanlal OF iieal}h' pereepy = e cts
HO ME- TIE \ Y.
~ ZsIIARRTFoFD TFambaII Co o, March : 81
q hereby csrtay that Lhave been dealing IN the.Gral
ffenberg MEDICINES Tor ife past year AMI edaaSluyesay
that l have never Offered any medicines to the pubic
fiat haxeln-t with the smu,e decided appreciation of Tho
peepfs1itsn hese,-patcalarly the Pills and eathelfaon;;
for them. I hlvcsold about Gfty bottrs OF the Catholi-
Sqp 'Rs Past s'1s9n. 5 an q 4s Soif ISs oSss d ds5d59l !. 1gs sss''
Read what Dr, Bushnell says Of the Grancnberg Mtdl-
eines, lr, 3; IS q pilysis5a3 4 Of eX!sn~iyt fra,,ie@I and ID
This ce9tnes thai l have used the Grafrnberg Fills anc
Marshalls catholcon, sud here by J. II. c. johnson. il
my practice, TO my entire satisfaction. They are good
Hartford, Trumbun comfy, O., March, 1851.
HEAI1H O AMERICAN WOMEN.
From The Neto Forh. Daily NewS, (Editorial.)
W. desire to cali attention to a fetter from DIR. Josh
N +. Bridge, on . The Health Of American Women, y il
,nqthrr eo,y mn He treats the subject in all adj. man
re-, anu his skill and medical Judgment may be relieo
From the Albany Morning Express.
q Mars!uaiFs Uterine tat!lolicon has proved 10 be fully
rs valuable as it claimed to be i'll mIny severe tsst>
made by medical gentlemen and others. Dr. Bridge is a
Judgment and discrimination, a jndieioHs and highly Sue
cessfal practitioner IN all diseases, especially those of
women and children"
FROM PHYSICIANS. u
" MarshEllls Uterine tathnLcan will certainly cure all
she dieseacS Tor which it is recommended. "
timer i no medicine .iSe II in tins country" -
" In the worst cases thatI have mt with, MIrshall's
| Utsrine CrthaiiCon is a certaii Onl safe remedy"
MARSuAI1'S UTERINE CATIIOIICON
s unhrsitatingTy offered as a reliable remedy for all tlIosg
complaints to which every woman is liable, and Which
gradually AFFECT the mind as well as the body, 50 that Il
think. talk OF worl becomes alike asoGrcc of suffering.
If not imPossibiiity. Among the complaints for which the
| C4tiO.con s 4 remedy are Falling OF the Womb. VII ties,
.ppressei, Irregular Or painful Merstruation, I!Gatins
iilRIat:5oas and disease of the Kidneys or Ur nary
1-gal;s, Retention or Ineontinence of Urnc, Heartburn.
Stiveacss- NERVOUSNESS, Faintnes, IalptIti0ns.
-;.n2s. lHsIHThsi Steep, and all troubles, organic or
Ein=aJIl.tic, connected with the uterine organs
L~a4iSSwls, are tr0Ib!el With any of the above symp-
ms, or " I'll spine, liver or inng complaints, ara invited
address Dr. Bridge, with fall confidence that they vii
7G1d rcFIef. hIaraiaiis Uterine Cathoicon is not a quack
aaicn ne, BIZ, its ingredients have heen known tn the
4 .4aIcai Celeg s. ahl they are at the service OF any res
ctSbIc physician III the county,
he prize IF MARSH Ills UTERINE CATHoIICoN is One Dol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Cutlery.

Tt Your vant 80 FL ave with ease and comfort 90
ID 20 Ne: ., " .i..anls i,oc& and Gel enc uf He:ir1st's C1e
u-atad IGaz3Is. Warranted 5ooGs Of no s12.
Any gaai5, men wa-it-E rs . fine knife V Ii ind Il superb
or article 1f Giailc.sts Fine EazorstecI BaCes. at No .
W&lsrlS Black.
May -, 81 PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Iaiae Cutlery.

a LARGE assortH ant Of me Pocket Knives and
Ia ksz'. iron. tite ce-th.at= Ei'lgtactofy IT VIM. Gil
cAttf-jEst received a. the Je%ei:y and Fancy store No.
- W.iialus 3ovk. These g,aolS are warranted superior
t Gang GtAt2S III the lnafNet-Enelsll not excepted. Gen
t.c:Ien arc Invited to call and look at them.
c. PI.ATT.
Doawarc, May C.-@tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
( HEAR wHATsTHE PEaPLg SAY. 81

The unaeryighed haviAg usedsPeafrsox HUMPHREY
RPEGIFfC H0NGoPATHfG RESfEpIESt in oar families
with the most satisfactory resultssAsnd Aldng fun cansf
denss II theiEseenuiaepesS purity anl ikseyxEhESrfeI
recommend them to alt persons WHO wish 70 have SIZE, re
liable, and eficacious remedies at hand for private or do
Eaestic use = - = IE
The Rev. VIM. Hosher, Aelitor~of ~The Northern hide
pendent, Auburn, n. Y. the Rev. T. II. Cressey, DID,,
Rector OF Sd Petesss4 churef, Aubarp. Ny 1tae Rex. b l.
Ives, chapsela of5le AAasYsp sSstts 1900 rs a Rev Rev
Alien Steele, New-York Conference the Rev. sanua
Nichols, East-Genesee Conference, y. " the Rev. r :
Pratt. Dorset, VT. the Rev. JOHN E. Robbie, Buffalo A. c
Hart, Esq.,, Utica, N.F..ae ke- Efen~Nealn Dow Portland,
Me. the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, south-Benl, Ind the Hon;
George Humphreys, y. "; Henry ID. Cook, Esq, ElItaT OF
The Ohio State Journal, coluIpbast ohio; tks Hon 4 T.
cello, Fla. the Hon. Joseph Benedict. Utica, ;: Y VIM.
Bristol, Esq, Utica, n. Y; A. 5. Pond, Esq-, Utica, n L.;
James Plunkett, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.