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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
Henry II. LEEDs, Auctoneor, saesroom No % Nasarst
EIRST ANNUAL SALE of PAIN !lNGS oil the

~
E,IRST ANNUAL SALE of PAIN iINGS of the
III INTERNATIONAL ART iNSiiTU fiON-hENkf
II LEI Co will sell Auction by order OF the IN IEH
NATIONAL ART INSTi TUITION, az their Gallery NO o'i
BToAswsy corner 4h q O'Clock the evening Of jau
OF superb OIL PAINTINGS ofthe trench Jus
sso MIiob Per in an Dresden schools Among them arc
some piotures imported II 'th@ design Of t
sTs Europe contributing to $50 international 70
have annual sale such pictures n9hrecea 20
turned a,ot period their voition expires ana 70
g "a Cor new collection. the sale VIII De found toe oig
sietch Of Diana BY froG sohn. NE or'nssl nov
tbs collection OF the Dusseldorf Gallery; The Fis~
Fs,;v nv Carl Tlubnor; Nate fal by BocSori Ii'o
Nu,3ap by tie.elschap; The First Pants by o.
.1er OF oeriin. also, WORKS OF Louis PaefnostFc oi -
DE- Ilyepx Tsuneur q Pans, d. Tenuiets ouyna'i $50
her IN; - Hoppsl Of Dusseldorf; Muller, Me s
sarhrpNitz Has,encieuT ScAuin Z. Fay, Coaal
sIessrnnrn McnrAe Dresden aid many others ~ III
schools They will be exhibition ss above rh;,;o
DAY lie IItT int ia G,lery sbose the fNulou
where The pictures win cold This y the FHs' , SA
f pstio ofte Art Institution, NO o51 tlola
and IL Therefore particularly interesting Is every picture
viii b guarantees a. Original
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee.
~ laS9 Trains viii leave Chambeist station as follower
Fxnress Trains and IL and 1850 p. for Sing Sing
s45 and e.lO NJ for Poughkeepse 1881 and " 20 end
ago D. n, for Peskshi, 3:i3 =. Montreal aud Buffalo
Passenger Train with sleeping leaves 5tst daily 9S
o. IN he kespe Peekkil aud Sing Stag Trains soI
most tho Way saons Ps.ssnsers taAeu at ChAnb~s
Canal Chropher and Slss Trans Tor Newly ORR leave
Troy a rs and e;loa m and a4 and W., aud Aban,
about Is minutes lator On SUNDAY, Il slS r IN.
A. p, SMITH. SupeTintea DENT
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tSIN THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
tCJOC EN- IRA Il HAILROA d. EoOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
re capacity this hoad equal TO IN tho country

THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO the WEST.
Offce No. ? As;er House, Broadway.
Facilities os the transportation Of Passengers to and pom GIN
nn,t Chicago Louis St. Paul. Nashville, Mcmphis. New.
OTeans and all other towns N TIE Vest NoHh-"o- anV
South West unsupsed speed aad comfort by any rsute
ThroogL trains te West re,e New foot % Court
iandst5 Morning EXprss- Evening ENpres-, p
Slice ping and sInoking-ceTs on oil .rzius. .
Fare always a. low and the quick by any other
route
Nv this FreShts OF all descriptions he forwarded 20
point Oh thu railroads of Ohio heptuoAy Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, ~ RAILROAD pi-
RECT any port tho nagaos rivers o. tho "es' oy
steaIner rs from Pittsburgh - .
The Freight TO and fo y point Of the West BY The
fennyiyania Railroad al mc6 favorable charged
by other Railroad Copanie Merchants and shippers inuss
Ls transportation Of their Freight this Company
~itb confidence ts speedy transit.
1his Company also maintains Emrant Accom- modasiso
fine by which parties egIans westward ENJOY cheap nne
comfortable mode Of conveyance at half the
Of H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No lAstor House.
LEECH 4 Co.. Freight Agents,
No. Astor House and No South WilliSm.St.
MCDONALD L BlSCHoFF, Emisrant agents,
No. Bsitety-plaoe.
THOMAS A. SCOTT General supt Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-P.

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pss
~ senser Trains leave Pier Of Dueues follows Vs
pUNklRk EXPRESS at 7 4 m, for DGnkrs, Bnfao, Can
ardaieus, and principal intermediate Stasions. -,
NEW BURGH EXPRESS at 800 p. A.. for NewbuTgh MID
detowu and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS Il 1880 M for Dunktrk Buffalo, Cansn
daigua, and principal stations. -,
The Express Trains connect at Enra with the Osnandsg~
and Niagara falls Railroad; Binghanton with tue syrs
cus Railroad at Corning with the railroad for Roehester ane
Bnnalo O. Bend with the Railroad fo Scranton ana
Bualo and Dunkk with Lake Shore Railroad for Clov
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago &C., and the OsaAd
Railroads. ..... - . . .
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4onsc- furnishing GOODS.

A CKNOWLEDGED as BEST.-FOREMANs
"A Arch spring BED BOTTOMS sell for sl " to 80 Mat
lr ss A. wholesale pces On lrCI hedstead Spring. ane
Mattress complete IS No c. LONGEST. COL Of Broadway
HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION TO the
II WHAT-CHEtR HOP-fEAST CAKES" which are
manufactures from pure dry hops no adueation WIN any
dugs One CaLr sufficient for good bach o bread thty
will keep perfectly II kept dry sold at ~ cents Dozen ana
81 70 p@r gross snd at y hole sale by ~ =, -.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

Il RkD BANK, SHREWSBURY, &C, via b1esmeI AbtS
PRICE and Rar'n Railroad Leave Murray Pie Jan ~ at
D. NJ 2lst At "a u. 2sd a. % 2ith, a. u a. ~ zoth
nj i u % h. az ga 2'th, at - m Z6'h at ~ ~
a0h, 10 5ls at II a m ketuInins WI leave f'ed
Bank two hours after the boa; leaves New-fork.
" WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY. -.
On and after Wedneeda- Jaw 49, 1850 Trains will leave 26th
It, station, Newly OK. follows: $500
For Wiiansbrdgo-8 and II 2:so and $50 p m
For White Piains-l2:.D and p. m.
For White Plains-6l5p from White and Centre Sts
For CrO,o, Falls p. N from 9thst
For Milisuon-3 p. IN, from lhfh-st .
For Albsny-9 a M, from 2tthi,t mail train.
For Albauy-330 p. m, from 10Th e.. express train 49,
All through trains with Central T. H. for the Wet
vilismsbrdge-G:iG aud 9:3o N. and $40 ..
White Piars-5 and 10 T. III, and450 p u
Croton Falls-T IN.
AIbanJ-lI A M, mail, and l:iO p. M express train.
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD,
~ 1850 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1889
Commencing Dec. II, 1859.
Passenger citation in NewYOrk, corner 27hss and +hs7
Hn'D"'e ." TRIMS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New.Hgvcn Z, r. M. ex) 1913 S;i5 IsI) s9p tn@
$50 p m. For BHdgeport a M leH ZIP S:is SeL1
and estpo,t 2lj, $3.50 and $3.50 p "a sor No~sA
Lea III. i2:lj, 3:l5 ex.li e:J $50 53e gA FOR Dass
ana Greenwich T. ~; l2l5, $3.50, 4:5o, 5:5O n so
Stamford T. lexl a. m llla 1913 ioxl d:eo s'O
For Po Chester ard intermediate ststons "a n tiis
'"'''' "'' CtpNNECTiNG TRAINS.
For Boston, vie Springfield lex J. 5ls p IN tex) 20
Boston rs D. M New London Sonngton, ind frovi
fence For Hartford and Springfield, M texl lE;lS S;H
tex) and 5i5 (esl IN Northampton For Hartford ftovN
lence and Fishzin Rsiirosd "a N tes) Fo Nev-dsyes
New-London and sonngton EaiToad a. = NJ i2o and ~;
o. IN. For Canal Railroad TO Collnsyie IN teA and Ill
o u 10 Northampton. For Housaonc Railroad 9 n fo'
Salgatuck Railroad M, S;i5 kor Dsnbury and Nor
"ali Kaioea "a m AMRs II Il HoYT. Superintendent.
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CRNTRAL RAILROAD on -IEksEY-


CCoanectng Hampton with the Delaware ac1awsnn,
Railroad aud at Eason with the Lehgh NsaeJ
Railroad --.... E, ,o,o
LEAVE New and intermediate places from co
,f Cour.lanlt-st, ~ and 4:l0 For somer
Vile by the above trains and at $50
From No North River, 1870 and ii 80 and SU
for Easton and intermediate ststions TOR So1orve 81
sbs above trains and AZ 4S6 2. m
The ~ m foot Of Courtlsndtst, and the l;So a
from ~ r. make close connection at Easton with tas
ehigb alley Railroad and thence via East Pennsy Ran
without and connects at Read
ing direct for Pottsville sud Harrisburg.
Passengers for the Delaware, Lakzwsnns and Western Rail
road will leave EewYork from foot Courlandsst OF
Il m from foot Couandt and az 20 and II 40
from, Pier r. only JOHN D. STERN :, Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA.
~ DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY, all lines leave Newly ork at T. g. and ii
ard fare So Through Tickets sold Tor Cin.
jnna and Nest Washington New Orleans, and
the South &C., and through baggage checked 20 warrington
j. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant superir .orden..
will be received for trains unless delivered aro
checked Is minutes In advance Of tho time of leaving
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RlVER.-The splendid aud Superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown esyes New ork every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1 o'clock,
p IN and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY az ococA, p. mr. nom Pies
No 8, r.. II. .
Hereafter will be regarded secured any sppb
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dpsoh oJ
an Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

EUGENE THOMSON, Auctl0neei ana br0k9r
r. M Al Wiunu-s, buy. and sell. STOCKS and BONDS
Srokers' Board INSURANCE STOCK at private sale tnos
currcut Ln.unnce Stoct fnraiahed 90 sppliostion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
financial
y.s.osr OoppnA mIsise Co..
NRw.YoaK, January Is. 1880
vino described CERTIFICATES

the STOCK Of ri, Company viii b. solf At ancvon
a N,ToJ Az on mONpAY Jau 20 NJ No. ~ williams, |"
ia O'clock for the payment Of ssses' mont d"e h"f'' ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

TRRAsuRERE OFFICE, ,
C,xvpt.Na CoIuv1vs AND CINCINNATI RAIrROAb Co. ?
CfNcrsSATI Dee 20, 1859
A DIVIDEND of per cent has been declared
IN by this Company from the next earnings OF the current
air months endins 3lst payable aet hf Of foe
rusTy c 4. A..
registered books Of the Company IN New
York Will he pad at tho OF the United states iru Co NO.
az Wsn at Transfer books will close Dist January III st
February. BY ordefOf the Board T. nANon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

ALBERT ii. NICOLAY, STOCK AUCTION
N FER, BROKER, BANKER, No. 81 WiliAm-st
INSCRANCE STOCK and other securities at private sale
STOCKS BONDS bought ard cold &c The Broker Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Is W. GALLAUDET, NOTE BROKER, No.
L "a Wsl-S.-Business paper negotiated a, lo ,,
nes Loans obtained stocks bohds aud good urtios
Parties hsyne notes aud psysble 10 81 the New
Enaians staiea would do veil IN call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

TuE METROPOLITAN FIRE Insurance CosPASr,}
No. 1903 Brosowsy, New-iort, Jan 10, l86a .
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board Oh
~ Directors of thi, Company have THIS DAY DECLARED
sc,,; a,nusJ GTyiDEND OF six PER CENT the Capitol
Stock. psy able Or eemand- , rr.yeprpv s.,....v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

months 70 Lessons Bookkeeptnt Lessons noli mtted
xu dies Writing Lessons $s for l6 Lessonsi BsyS, ~
pel MOI h. PAINE'S ACADEMIES. No. ~ Bowe j. Me-
fcb o. 1888 Fultopt Brooklyn Ladies have sepsTa room
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
NOTICE.

NIHE ISLAND in the River between William
Il and Winter streets, and the ground between
Cppenger Co.'S Lumber Yard and the river fronting
Winter street private property and any taking
gravel thcefrom without PERMISSION will be liza
bic a prosecution for trespass.
August L. .'59-ftf C. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
DR, CURTIS HYGEANA.

FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH I---
Hundreds of thousands die in the United States annually
of CONSUMPTION
Hundreds thousands die in the United annually
of CONSUMPTION.
Is THERE CURE?
Is THERE A CURE2
WHEREP
WHERE
DR.. CURTIS HYGEANA-
DR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
DR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
The Great Inhaing Remedy,
The Great Inlla ing Remedy
The Great Inha ing Remedy
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE
No Filthy Dose.
PURE INHALATION,
PURE INHALATION
This old -estab and universally praised remedy
is misunderstanding, bow els aeerat'ng nerve rrl
tating dose 1t is medicine swallowed II is Simply IN
halation Of vapor, pure as fresh air Age ana liliug
it with pleasure 1t is bath to the lungs anu
all the air passages twill operate immediately on eous
leading consumption. 1t will alleviate neglected con-
sumption in its last Stages Its acton in asthnas PEI
miraculous 1t is the great medical Columbus
in dscove ing world Of cure health ana JOY ior
the sufferers in consumption asthma ana all iug anc
throat diseases 1t is the Foe to Death ana tne anger
Hope. Try poor utiocatg, nj ttsweduhe
Ne append The following Certificate from the Publisher
New YORK, May 18Th, 1859.
Deer Sus: For nearly years have oeep afflicted
with cough, especially nights and mornings az
companied with severe bronchial affection, anu nave
many things and many doctors, but could get no
permanent relief until found it in your valuable lily
| geana'
| fico Bottles have cured me. My cough is gone and
h clear and feel that this voluntary statement on
my part is due to you and your Medicine
Yours truly, j. N STEARNs-
For sale at NJ L. STARR K Bro IS Drug Store, and by
PENFOI1D. PARKER & MOWER, wholesale agents, Is
Beekman street, New York. who, the receipt OF ore
dollar, will forward package to any address in the
| United States ap ii 20, go II :.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
. = 2 =
SheriH'S Sale.

George Coe trustee the Springfield, Mt Vernon
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
DY virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed
. from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clark County,
Ohio will offer sale the door of the Court House
in the City of Springfield, Clark county, Ohio
On Wednesday,, the FTfth day g December, A. d. is6O
between the hours Of O'Clock m, and four ocloc
p OF said day, the following described real estate
to-wit: So much of the Railroad of said Company be-
the city OF Springfield Clark county, 0hio and
the intersection with the Pennsy and Ohio Railroad
Loudonville lies between the western terminus
Of said road at Springfield and The point where said road
the of the Cleveland Columbus and Tin
cinnat Railroad Of the town of Delaware, Delaware
county Ohio tcaed the Western Division of the Spring
field, Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh Raroad,) including
the right Of and the an occupied by the said rail-
road together with the and tracks there
and all rails and other materials used thereon, bridg
es viilucts culvcrs fences equipments depot grounds
and the buildings thereon being the entire Western Di
vision and its connecting real estate with The franchise
of the corporation maintain the said rairoad run
and the and to demand compensation for the
transportation Of freight and passengers AN ENTIRE
TY.
Appraised at $l04 900.
will, also offer for sale at the time and place
the following personal property of the said Railroad Com
If
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

The aboves portrait of David McCreary, of Naplee
township who the 31st day of August 1885, mnde at
avit before Justice Gorey that he treated for the
of Cancer by three physicians of Bedford county
DIR. Newton of the Eclectic College in Cincinnati,
for period of eight months Notwithstanding which, his
ll and portion Of his left cheek entirely cat
Away! He had given up all hope, when he heard of
the q Blood Searcher . and induced to try it. Four
bottles cured him and although sadly dsfgurcd there
question but what this invaluable medicine saved
his Iife The full particulars of this rkable cas-
may be in circular, which be had of any of
the Agcns.
We also refer to the of Nancy Blcakney of Elder
ton Armstrongcounty cured of Scrofua after being
unable to get ont of bed for three years. .
70 the case of a lady in Ansonvile, Cearfef county
who was aso afflicted with Scrofula in its worst form,
To the of George Meiscl, rcsidi in Carrolton,
Cambria county, who badly afflicted with Cancer
that it cat his entire Off and his worse if
possible than McCreary's.
The particulars of these caSesevery one of which was
cured by the of the Blood Searcher-Inay also be
found in a circular to be had of any of the Agents
r. NJ. LEMON Proprietor.
Labratory for the manufacture and sale, the Pc
Railroad Depot, Hoia ysburg Pa DR.. GEO. II kEYsER,
Wholesale Agent Pittsburgh Pa.
AGENTs:-M l.. STARR & BRO, Delaware Hunt < Co.,
Norton H. PETERS, Marion J. & R. BRowN, Bsleville
WM. B. RUSSELL. Mt. Vernon. Jan 27 ,'60-*1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
DELAWARE MILLS.
SLOUGH & TALLMAN,
FTIHE Proprietors of the DELAWARE MILL

THE Proprietors Of the DELAWARE MILLS,
u would respectfully announce to Flour Merchants and
the citizens of Delaware and vicinity generally that
they are now prepared and are doing an extensive
Merchant Work,
and manufacturing excellent article of Flour
They have hitherto since the existence the e,c firm
account of the failure of the last years CROP been
unable to meet the large demand but now ana hope
to be able, from this time to supply all demands
either from Wholesale or Retail Dealers with a sgnER
QUALITY OF extra family and ertr Flour
manufactured from wheat, principally the product
county -#s-.-.
Their Mills arc now in excellent manufacturing
condition, aud they have, also, succeeded in securing
uery experienced Miller from distance who is known TO
stand No in his profession, consequently the propre-
tors feel themselves thai they are
prepared to give f1ll satlsfactonto all purchasers
They Will deliver Flour To Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers within the corporation OF Delaware free of extra
charge. ..
Girls WORK
will also he attended the shortest notice md ve
hope to the entire satisfaction who may feel dis
posed to patronzc them for they determined 10 do
ar ana honorable business. tAug 3-ttf
Cash paid for Wheat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

Gas !! Gas +!

NAS FIXTURES OF A VARIETY OF STYLES AM
" price. Call and them at C. D. POTTER CO. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

Iron AmaIgaIn Bells.
a SIZES: Is. IS, 19, and "a inches in diamater
4 = ice So ST. -, ami sic, respectively at the larg
Stove Tin Store of TTIOS EVANS, JR- rot f2f'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
Purify the Blood |! ng.
M0FAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
And Phnnix Ritters. -

THE high and envied celebrity which these pre-
l. crrcnt Medicines has acquired for thejr invalid
cure, e r. the usual practice pulling not only
unnecessa.! b. unworthy of them.
IN ALL GASES i.a y ttfsfal 40 ESD
of Asthma, Acu &C Chronic rheumatism Affections
cf the Bla ider and Kidneys. iss XVI
BILLIoUs FENERS AND LIVER CoMPLAIxTe.as
In the South ara West, where these diseases prefAH
they will be found Invaluable. Planters and
others, who once these Medicines will
wards be without 'bcm. - = .
BILLLnrs CIIt!LIC SERIOUS LOOSEN esq PIIsKs,s
"a, T flRs ~ Iss AMp JoEGIsS
DYsTr PsIA-N0 person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines tely. sE4
Eruptions of the skin, Eryspclas, Flatucncy.
FEVER AGUE.-For this scourge OF the Western
country these Medicines will be found speedy
certain remedy. Other medicines the syst, %
1ect to return OF the disease cure by these inedF
cres IS pcinaneLt. itrt-s p .ii Y-..si -
FoUISEss OF CoNiTEuox,
GENERAL DEBILITY. GoTT, G1DDTNESs. .GRAFEK.
Htachrs % every kind, Inward Fever, Inilammatory
Ri'eEHl" tn Impure Blood Jamldicc Loss OF AppetarA
bERCrRAL lIsESsas Never fails 10 eradicate entirely
all MaIcury sooner Eaass
powerful preparation Of SaTsapariIla.
MIG q SWEATS NERYeUS DEBILITY, NERvOHB
COMPLAINTS, or ALL KiSDs, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
cured Of Piles, of IS standing, by the Of Life
Metiicncs alone. sr7 .gf -Hl'i -eI1rf.a 81 tzrF
RIIE MArISN-Tlusc afflicted with this terrible disease
will be ire o. recl by the Life Medicines.
Rush OF Blood to the Head scuryy, Salt Rheu, sweR
liBgs.
ScRoFJIA or KNG's EVIL in its worst FERNS. Ulcers
of every descs itiOn
WORMS of all kin Is are ciectuaIly expelled by fhese
Medicines Parents will do well to administer them
whenever their existence is suspected. Relief win bo
certain. . D lis ...t. . -
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
Purify the Blood h laaA
And thus remove all disease from the system. tfssf
PREPARED
.s~ DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, al
85 Broadway, corner of Anthony Street, New YorR
For sale by all Druggists. lJune a 20 s1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA

PH1LA ADELPHIA-
Benerolent In ttutidn established ty iGI Endou me
for the HeTieofte Sick and Distressed Gfieted ait
Fi.ulent and Epidemic Disedses: and especially far The
Cure oj Diseases Q, the Sexual Orgdns
RTEDICAI4 ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS BY THE ACTING
1 gcor, to all whoappy by letter with desc. p
ton of their corduon, fage, occupation habits o. lhc
&c. and i'll cases of extreme poverty Medicines fur
n;sheG f. &c Of charge,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrh@a. and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed the Nspcnsaiy. sent to the afflicted in
Scaled letter Envelopes free OF caI ge Two three
starnps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, pR. SK1II.EN HOUGHTON, Acting SuTaccr
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street, Phade
phia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
mar ,'60-f1y EZRA u. HEARTWEII4, Pres
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

NERVOUS DISORDERS. sH
T1THA r is more fearful than a breaking down
wv down OF the nervous system? Yo be tNctablr or
small degree is most distressing for wTe
Il remedy be loumi? There is drink but little
wine, beer, spirits far better take coffee
takc three four Pills every night cut plenty OF
avoiding the of slops and if these goiden
Followed you will be happy mind and strong
in body, and forget you have anv nerves;
M0:IIf3fsS AND DAtiHTSRS.
# thcreis enetfiag more than anaefor which these
Pills famous their ms lying properties, cspec
tally their OF cleansing the blood ii all impurities
"cmovng dangerous and suspended sccretiuns Uni
versrily adopted the grand renieiy for female
comp air is, hey never FAIL never weaken the system,
and alwfys bring about what IS required.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPETITE.
sc an0yf lc troube, from obsti ucted per
sI alton, from eating apd drinking what IS unfit
thus disc, ding the and stomach. The Pills, il
ding the printed instructions, will quick
restore healthy action to both live and stomach,
whence follow natural consequence good appetite
and clear herd. In the East lnd West Indies scarcely
any other cine used for these disorders.
DISORDERS OF THE Kidneys.
In all d affecting these organs, whether they
much too little water wLether they be
afflicted with gravel, with aches and pains
the the regions of the kiuaeys, these
Pills should be taken according the printed directions
and the Ointment should be well ubbed INTO the smait
the back time. Ths will give aImcsl
mme late relief when ali otn means bavc failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No mediocre will SO eieeualIy the tone Of the
stomach these Pills; they all acdity,
stoned either by ntempeIance improper diet They
liver and reduce healthy action they
wonderfully cfIicaeicus of spasm-in Fl Ct
they fail in curing all disorders of liver and Stom
ach.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.

Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.
Id tai order OF sale to
James Kent and wife. directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware county Ohio, shall of
fer at public sale the door of the Court Room in Del
aware, on
Monday, the 17h day Of December, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. four oclock
p. m the following described real estate Fifty
three (531 of land taken Of the north end of
lot No. eight S in the third quarter of the third
ship, and nineteenth range of the United States Military
Lands being the same lot of land conveyed by Eugene
Stanborn and wife Jacob Roads by deed bearing
the 9th day of October A. D, 1885. and conveyed by
Jacob Roads and wife to James Kent by deed bearing
date August z, A. u. 1916. Appraised at 81 ,450.
.1-l CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner
Nov 16, 1S60-*ts - SO ,oo) ssa-e