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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
GraRenberg Family T1e5i-
cioss.-Retail Prices.
II 0 NJ e TIE S T / NJ o n ".
.rE. T-LLInI.IlI @ u Mnrul. : -

4 Iuhlb'lll ", W. 1ieiNh I. ~"
hereby certify that I have been dealing in the Graf
r'nb.rg M.iicihrs l0f I'll" past year, and can truly say
that have never of rel any medicines to the public
ttIat nave M / with the more decided appreciation of the
> o.he til "A thhse, particularly the PILE and Catholicon.
they VIII rca.Iily perform all AMI more than is prom see
TO- tir-m. ! have sold ab ,nt fifty bottles of the CathoIi-
con the past season, and | hear the best results ia every
j. H. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. 81 sNnc!I says of the tiranaib.Ig MedI-
c.aes- III. b. is "A physician of extensive practice, and
one of the most Successful in the county ~(rrumbalD il
Tbs c rita : that I have ns,I the Graf NIB rig Pills and
Na1Shul's Clt!lnIicon, sold here by j. II. {. johnson. ii
my practice. to my entire sat s@lctjon. They are GOO
m l;cinrs.s Hit. q. w. BUSHNELL"
Hartford, Trumbull county, o., March. 1851.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
FGom Tie Neo York Daily Neps, (Editorial.)
We desire TO cali attention to "A letter from DR.. Josh
ia F. Bridge, on - The Health of American WUn-n," il.
another Column. lie treats til" silJart il! an able man
ne, and his skill and lnei.cal. Judgment may be relieG
dpJn-"
From the ABany Hornin1 Express.
= MarslG'li's ! Ter ne Cat."i'ro" has proved to he fully
mitc by IN ical gentlemen AM others. Dr. Bridge is ;
regula: physician of very fine attlinm tnts. Il man of grca1
juagm mt AMI discrimination, ajudiciris and highly SIG
cessfIl pract' TONER, i'll all diseases, especially those o.
WON n and CHI -liren.''
FROM PHYSICIANS.
" :iarshall's Uterine C'th"I'c"n will certainly cure al
til iicsea-s for VIII -, "''',"n '"' "
There is no l edicine like it in this ca n y"
- In the worst cuS tina natr mt w"n, Marshall.
MARSIIAILS UTERINE CATIlOI1CON
S unhcsitatingly offered as Il reliable remedy for all thns
complaints to which every WOMAN is iabi", and which
grad al y affect the mind rs well as the body. 50. that I
think. talk or work becomes alike Il source Ol suffering
if not I'M oss.biiity. Among the Complaints Tor which IT,.
Cath" on is "A remedy are Falling of the Womb. White
u Pressed, Irregular or painful MenstruatiOn. BluatIn
InH lInmItaO!s ami Disease Of the Kidneys or Urinar.
Organs, Retention or lncontjncncp of UrIhe, Heartburn
Co StivcIcss. Nervousness, FajntngS, IalpItntiuus
Cramps, Fist Irbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic 0
sympathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies' who are troubled W - any of the above SYM
toms, or with spine, liver &" IN complaints, are invite
to address lr. Bridge, with too. confidence that they wi
find relief. MarShllI's Ut"rin" ~fatholicon is not ii qiIac3
mrdcine, but it's ingrcli" h han '""""'. -
Medical Colleges, and Il y are at the service Of any res
peCtable physician in TIA 4, u -,
The pa ice IF NAHsIIAIL's UTAk.,E CATHoIICoS is One Del
lar and q half per sin lie bottle.
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Lumber, Salt, Fish, Iron, Nails,
Glass

THE undersigned having opened a Lumber Yard ann
l. Ware House on Winter street. betweenthc Suspensin-
Bridge and Railroad Depot, are prepared to offer great in
ducements to purchasers. We are receiving and willhave
constantly on hand, a large stock Of
Pine, Poplar, Ash, Walnut and other Lumber,
of Joice, Scantling, Rafters, Sheeting, Single, Lath, Fence
Boardsand POsts-which having purclasedfro nrsthands,
hey Irtenabledto sell mt thelowest Cashrntes. Also,
Iron, Nails, Window Glass Fish, Salt, Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &c. &c.
Wecan sellto Merchants and others on the most favorable
erIns. CLIPPENGER 4 co
Delaware, Nav 16, 1886.
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MRS. RoB1NsoN,s CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, TrUInbull Co. o., March !, 1855.
This ccrtifrs that have been in very poor health for
year and found little or no rclict after employing a
nun ,cr of physicians. My disease was Prolapsis Uterri.
/ la been reduced by that ami Flour Albus until ! hai
bee me ulccrcd to a considerable extent. BY the advice
of ] r. G. w. Bushnell l procured and took six hotties OF
Maj halls Uterine Citho!icon which enabled me to attend
to Y husband in his last sickness until he died, which
Wa about Il yeaI since. have taken three bottles since
his leath, which has made Inc able to labor aud support
my family OF three children. The Catholicon has nearly
me TO health. 1t is the only thing that has miti-
gated my suffering for which ! feel very grateful.
MARY +. ROBINSON.
For sale by NJ. l.. STARR x Bro. Delaware BENZ. VIII
LIAMs, Delhi U. IL. HYDE X Son, East Orange J. BRIG
HAM, Lewis Centre S. CTRRAN, Ashley J. F. WINTER
MUTE, Norton, and by Medicine Dealers generally. For
Medicines, address, Il. b. KINGSLEY.
August IL, '53-*Iy. Cleyelad, Agent for OHIO. L
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Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
House Furnishing Goods. Notions

and various articles of utility and luxury not strictly com
ing unlier either head but essential to make up a com
piete ass0rtment-all which are nbai kcd at the lowest pos
sible figures. He solicits Il call and inspection of Goods
and prices. Approved articles of Produce taken in OK
change for Coos as heretofore, and the highest market
pIices allowed for them. = 3
DclaWarc. Oetnhrr 1. 1Shn
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RECORDS OF THE
WAR

Containing the Military and Financial Correspondence
Of Distinguished Officers : General Orders Of
WASHINGTON, LEE end GREENE,
Names of the Officers and Privates, with the Dates of
their Commissions and Enlistments, with a list of Dis
tingu;Slled Prisoners of War the time of their Capture,
Exchange. etc; to which is added the Haif-Pay Acts of
the Continental Congress the Revolutionary Pension
Laws and n list of the Officers of the Continental Army
who acquired the right to Half pay, Communication, Land
Warrants, etc, etc.
BY w. II, r, SAFETELL,
Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary Claims.
enc volume, 12mo,, cloth, 554 pages. Price SIPS.
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Just Received,

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
IA Pumps and for conducting water, ] p to- inch bore.
Sept Q. '59-*tf. &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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New Publications.
THE ELECTION, by ". C. Richards. q Tele-
4 graphic Epic for the Times
1.-TWO MILLIONS" by VIM Allen Butler author OF
q. Nothing to Wear
TguE 10 THE LAST. or Alone on the Wide. Wide Sea, by
A. 2. Roh. author of the - Star and the Cloud : "a Long
Look Ahead" Ac.
AGNES, by the author of g Ida May"
JFE TnoUGHrs, by Henry Ward Beccher-
gems FROM STURGEON, A Collection Of his finest produc
tions.
TIMOTHY TTrCoNB'S LETTERS TO Young PEOPLE
MILES STANDISH cnd other Poems A new veiume by
Professor L0ngfeIlrw.
For Sale at the NEW BOOK STORE.
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WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o. May IA, 1857.
Mr.. Ii. b. kINGSIEY-Sir / have been selling til
medicines of the Grancubcrg Company for the last t..
yeas, and have invariably found them Ia give gnoI satir
faction. The Pills | have sold 10 Il great many lam;ics
as regular as their tea and coffee, and with my trade the.
have becom" Il staple article.
Marsllall's Uterine Catholicon, prepared by Or. Pom,
roy, Is Il medicine that has done Il great amount of goo
in Female Complaints. Ono lady l sold il to told na thai
she had rccriv-' more bcnIht from one bottle of the Cath
Uiicon, tlan she ad from Il long course OF medical treat
mcnt by the most Skillful physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. WlMSOM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

Building Materials.
WE have made arrangements such as will en-
wv able us to furnish
DOORS, Sash AND BLINDS,
of a quality superior to anything We have ever had, ut
MANUFACTURERS
Sash filled With Glass, and Painted, constantly on hand
at less than they usually cost.
March "A, '59-*tf CD POTTER & Co
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Silver Soap.

NEW and Excellent Article for cleaning Sill.
u Yer and Plated Ware just received at
Dec l6, so No. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
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Lime! Lime! Lime!
THE undersigned still continues tho manufao-
Il tuTe and sale of
Pure White Lime.

On Tie Scioto River, near { WAie Sulphur" Station, on the
M. FernoA &c PihSbauy RaiiTodd, and 5 miles
West of nEIAwARE, ONO.
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has been extensively used for several years,
and is universally considered
The Best Lime In the State.
II will be delivered on the cars nj the :. MI. V. 4 =. r
r. at my switch. when desired. Price l"I cents tor two
half bushels ''qtrk" or mlslaokcl lime, 'eIi verct on car.
Or !crs addressed " the unicIsigae will rece' We prompt
attention. RCHARD COLvIN,
AUrn ~, ~ VAhs Sulphur, pshwsRe q. o.
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Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, buildings, Panels, ETC..

of all descriptions at the very lowest possible figures
Sash Gled with glass and painted, flooring, siding, and
in fact everything in the house-hnishing line at THE low
EST RATES As We have the largest stock on hand of Sash
Doors. &c., in the city, we Will guarantee prices to suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid to manufacture
of Window Blinds to order, all completed, painted and
hung at reduced prices. Feeling under renewed obliga-
tons to our friends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years we would still solicit IA share of
the same. Respectfully,
aug. &c ,'59-#tf. PERRY & ROBINSON.
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NOTICE.

arc mere dramen and that il the tabled lows ought 70 be indicted ora nG n "I IN Ne"n'
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NATIONAL LIBRARY.
Lives of zlIustrious Women

OF ALI. AGES AND NATIONS.
Including the Empress Josephine, Lady Jane Grey. Boa
trice CrI,ci, Joan of Arc, Anne Bolyn, Charlotte Gorday,
Semiranis, Zenobia, Buaticie, etc. etc. Edited by
MARY +. HEWITT,
Embcllished with finely engraved Portraits on steel.
Ono volume, limo, Goth, $50 pages. Price S1..5.
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which-(not to startle the reader)-appearet
to rush from his own mouth and stomach a
! we'll as from the engines brazen abdomen,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
NEW GOODS
For Fall and Winter Trade.
S. LATIMER
Good and Cheap Goods.

His stock is large, and an Inspection of it will satisfy
'he most incredulous that in variety, quality style and a
boye all i'll that which most interests the prudent purcla-
scr-CnEAPNEsS-his Goods will not suffer by a compari-
son with those TO be found in any similar establishment
in Central Ohio, His assortment comuriSeS
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~ ~ - - - - q
TIME PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID!
Il THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID
THE PRINCE OF H HOUSE OF DAVID!
By the Rev. J. FL. ISGRAHAM, H.
A new and revised edition. with the authors latest
corrections. One volume, LIMO, cloth, 472 pages. Price
S1.25.
Published by GEORGE G. EVANS,
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
4tr furst aus 9abio's 9ausf,
A literal translation in German of the
PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
One volume, limo AIS pages. Price 81 90.
Published by GEORGE G. EVANS,
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE!
or, ISRAEL IN BONDAGE.
By the Rev. J. II. INGRAHAM, H.
Ore volume, 12mo.. cloth, 600 pages. Pr e 81 rs.
Publishel by GEORGE G. EVA =,
No. 439 Chestnut Street. PHI adclphia.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
New Proprietary and New Stock
M. L. STARR & BRO. ..,,f
DIR

LIT
NO. 5 MS BLOCK
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, G =,
Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Family
Medicines; Paint, Whitewash and
Varnish Brushes; Escenses,
Jars, BOTTLES, Walls, &C. sc. r re
have opened a large and desirAbIss took in the ADORE bran
priced goods, rs called. / would return my
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon this
house in the past, and respectfully invite the continuance Of
all did customers, and friends, aud would be pleased 10
see many new ones feeling confident We can please allsNho
are disposed to patronizc as, We EaVe spared no pains, and
hav sincurred much extra expense, in lifting up u ft
First Glass Drug Store, olg
Just such "A store as this thriving city and county ought not to
be without. And we expect 70 keep IL no, and 10 continue to
Increase our business as we have done from the first, by sell.
ting as good and cheap articles in our line as can be bought
nywhere. II shall Oe our aim TO keep every MEDICINE and
MEDICAL COMPOUND in use, required tor this market, and
shall endeavor to give all Information that may be.deairsd a.
te their nature, use, &c, " -E .k
no. rhysicians Prescriptions compounded with accarAey
and dispatch. Don't forget the place The Umer nra9
Store, AT he sign of
The Big Mortar--No. 8 Williams Block.
NJ. l.. STARR O. BRO.
Delaware, Jan, IL SSs. %
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

In all their variety, including an unusually varied anu
rich lane Of Ladies Dress GoodS-not forgetting tho Gen
tlemen and the InternfodEates-Boys ami Girls-tor the
outward adornmcnt OF whom i'll the best and most salts
factory style he is also well prepared.
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Look Here

dwight CALHOUN'S Farm! 'ffor ,
- one mile south oi berkshire, at the Hw oil
$1,000, Sixteen hundred doilars). For further ~
lars direct a few lines to DWIGHT CALI.
Jan y, 60 *tf. Kentop. Ohrp
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Forty Dollars Per Month.
k00 AGENTS Wanted, to travel and solicit
cOU orders for the celebrated
Patent Fifteen Dollar Setcitg No hine.
Salary $40 per month, with all expt : paid.
For sample machines and full part apply to, or
address, with stamp enclosed for re.HII tage,
!. NJ. DAGtiE | CO.,
Jan 6-*6t 210 Washington ston Mass
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NEW AND OLD f!

THE undersigned having sold and bought still
i hold two of the best machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the known world. The first
S Wooiworth's Plancing Machine, which has done the
work in mechanical-like manner for the last eight years in
this county and can still do the same with perfect ease,
ana prices reduced. The second is ID. Berlcw's Patent
sash Machine, which makes sash. Blinds and I'oors by
feeding ii with clear and dry Irmhcr-such as we make
all of our building materials We have been in the bust
ness long enough to know that no other kind will an
swer. We would say for the benefit of the people of
Central Ohio that We would be very sorry to have themde
ccived by others tales and lies, and would be very much
pleased to have them come and see us with naked eyes.
We arc also prepared to furnish
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Boots & Shoes.
A. C o W E N,
Hav end Straw Cutters.

Just received, a good assortment of the above
q among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Cutter, the sanford, or 40 Knife, Straw Cutter, and the
Clipper Straw and Corn-stalk Cutter-ali of which are
offered at manufacturer prices.
Sept S,'59-*tf c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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tue In newcastle, owrrzetiaoa, 4v,c"" -
we a girls are employed ct Matchmaking
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N o Re

Jan 90. SGT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

3 daylight, there is the same difference as be-
tween truth and falshood but if the reader
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PERRYSBURG. o.. THU
The 2rrrpshuro auurnal,
w1pE-AwAKEs RALLyING SONG.
TuNE--"Nelly Bly,"

TuNE--"Nelly Bly,"
Wide-awakc wideawake This is no time for
sleep!
Let every friend of freedom now his wary vigil
keep.
The foe is on his march again, his council fires
aglow.
Then rally now, my gallant boys, to battle with the
foe
Chorus.-Wide awake wide-awake !
Let us our torches take,
And show tine foes of freedom, boys
That We are wde-awake !
Widc.awakc wide awake There's no such word
as fail.
The omens OF triumph, boys, are born on every
gale.
From east ard west, through all the land where
freedom yet holds sway,
The shouts freedoms conquerng hosts still cheer
us on our way.
Wide.nwakel wde-awake The foe is his way
There is no time for slumAer, if we would win the
day.
Our cause is just, our hearts are firm and fixed on
truth and right;
We bear our weapons in our har ds Our mottos Il
man
And freedom; peace and happiness, still follow il
ourVan.
S. NJ. WILSON.
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Lincoln Im Indiana.

We have been permitted to look over a
private letter. from a gentleman at Jefferson
vile. Ind, to friend in this city, which gives
glowing account of LincOln's prospects in
the Hoosier State. The writer tells of pre-
cincts that only gave Fremont three votes in
sc, which will now give Lincoln one hun
dred and seventy-fve Jeffersonvile gave
majority for Old Buck, but the tables are
turned now. and Lincoln will carry the town
by large majority. Since the fusion of the
know nothnys with the Douglssites in New
York and other states. the Germans are COM
ing over in large numbers. Indiana is maxi
ing preparations to give good account Of
herself this fall.
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went through the motions, rs had seen the
others do. Says L. Dhar's n bull that looks
Ike it." Smith had combed him all over
with fue-toothed comb, and brushed him
with hair brush and he did look slick, for
he was just rs fat as a hog And from all |
saw, think fat at Fairs, like what the lawyer
said about charity, covers multitude of sins.
GETS THE HORNS roXrp AT HIN.
Just as said that, the fellow who had a
bull in the next stall comes up to me pretty
fierce, and SAYS he:
"What do you know about bulls 20
"Wel," says l, 81 think l know what
they are used for in my section"
"May be-" says he, sgou are on the COM
mittee ?"
al have the honor" says |,
But" says he, "that bull haint got any
pedigree"
"Well," saysI, "he had father and n
mother, didn't he ?"
"0h yes, but then nobody knows who
they were.'
"Well, then nobody knows but they were
just as likely as your bulls parents"
"But sir, look at my bulls pedigree
There it is, sir. Got by imported Shrt-tail,
out of Skim milk by Thunder" etc, and he
showed string of names as long as youl
arm"
"Well," says to the committee, care We
to Judge the pedigree or the animal -
And they said the animal, of course.
Then, said l to the fellow, "will your bul
get better stock than this ?"
'Of course he will, for he's got pedigree
aud that bull hasn't"
"Well," says l, "your bull has got some
body to brsg for him, and the other hasn'
that's certain" And that sort o knocked
him. But" says |, "l've known who fcl
grand over their pedigree, and have seen ,
heap Of people who Couldn't 60 further bacl
than their father and mother that banged then
all to pieces for smartness. Handsome il
that handsome does," says /, " and as th
hymn book says a mans n man for all that
Pedigree go to grass, | go in for the AM
mall"
SMITHS BULL WINS.
When we got through and looked at on
marks, the other two had Smiths bull second
had him first. So we talked it over, an
finally, as they did not care much about il
they altered the figures, and gave Smith tn
first premium, which | think was right.
AND THE DAD MARE.
Smith had great time over old Nance.
turned out that each of the other two con
mittee men had friends whose mares were
be. judged, and they pretty soon picked o,
their favorites. So he kept still and let ther
talk, and they soon got into n quarrel, an
then they appealed to Smith, and he kind'
sided with one, but thought old Nance WI
the best mare, and finally, to keep the otht
from getting first, they sided with him, an
he went in for both of theirs. Smith says /
saw some queer things on that committee.
You see we got our premiums, but ye
don't see, perhaps, Colonel, as well as | d.
; that it wants something more than merit
be sure.of winning.
GETS IRREvERENT.
. The State of New York is great State, Il
biggest in the Union, and the New Yo
State Agricultural Society is a great instit
ton, but if there amt some of the alhrede
big humbugs crawling around its Annu
Fair, then I'm teapot
g CONCLUDES.
want to tell you heap more, but ha
used up SO much paper, l fear you wo
have patience to print my letter.
Yours to command,
JOHN .PLOWHANDLE.
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"He Knows Him."

A Douglas man was ir town this morning
who declared that Stephen A. Douglas was
not niger if he '0as brother OF Fred
Douglas The latter fact he admitted with
out debate. This gentleman submitst to
Douglas as a democratic candidate only be-
cause Gen. Jackson declines running.
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WHAT "NON-INTERSENTION ;, HAS
DONE.

Let the people remember that Stephen A.
Douglas, who is now perambula ing the coun-
try soliciting votes as a candidate for the Pres
idency, used the following language in the
United States Senate, on the sixteenth of
May, 1860:
Under this doctrine of non-interveDtion,
this doctrine that you delight to call squat
ter sovereignty, the people of New Mexico
have introduced and protected Slavery in the
whole ofthst Territory. Under this doctrine
they have converted tract of free territory
into slave territory more than FIVE times the
size of the State of New York. Under this
doctrine Slavery has been extended from the
Rio Grande to the Gulf of California, and
from the line Of the Republic of Mexico not
Only up to 36 deg. 80 min,, but up to SO deg,
giving you degree and a half more slave
territory than you ever claimed.
Cut this out, paste it in your hat or note
book, and whenever you hear Douglas
man proclaiming the virtues of Popular
Sovereignty" read him these words of the
great Squatter champion himself. Give the
oman worshipers" the full benefit of this au /.
.thoritstive exposition of the beauties of their
| favorite doctrine in practice.
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a e. a R I'D
HOWarIS Association
pUIIA ADFIP HIA

Beneo oLent Institution, established by special endor
ent for the relief Of the sick and dNic-
ted ,oith Vruent and Epidenuc Diseases and eSpec
iaLy for The cure of Diseases Ofthe Seruci Organs
HTEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
INl Surgeon to all who aprly by letter, with des-
cripton oftheir condition, (age. occupation habits
of life, s. c,) and in cases ofextreme poverty medi-
cines furnishedfree ofcharge.
Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhGa and other
diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, and on the New kem
edies empoyediu the Dspensary sent to the aiict-
ed ina sealed letter envelope, free ofcharge, Two
or three stamps for postage will he acceptable.
Address DR.. SKILT.IN HOUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia Pa.
by order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTWELI ,Prest.
GEO .FAIRCHILD Secretary.
December 20, 1S59.-34ly.
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upon Kansas than slave constitution. If
Kansas wants slave constitution, she has a
right to it If she wants fcee state consttu-
tion she has right to it. 1t is none of my
business which way the slavery cause is deci-
ded,--l care not ,chether Sldrery is voted dozen
or roted up."--Cong. Globe, l957-59, part
l, page 10.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

George f. Dudley, Professor of Mathe'
matics in the State Normal School at Ypslanti
Mich, died on Friday last.