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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

REPUBLICANS IN MARYIAD.-Tbe Cumher-
land (Maryland) Civilian is the third Bell and
Everett paper in that State which openly pre-
fers Lincoln to any other candidate than its
own. 1t says: ~
ave are not ignorant of the fact that there
exists in this county warm sympathy for
the election of Mr.. Lincoln in preference to
any democrat, not only upon the part of the
naturalized citizens, but also among the native
born who are opposed to tho.demoeracy. This
sympathy might lead them to vote the Repub-
lican ticket, if by so doing the sham democra-
cy could be beaten in the State, but knowing
this cannot be effected they intend to vote for
Bell and Everett; for the great-the predomi-
nant-the ruling aud controlling sentiment of
our people is for the defeat Of the democracy
frst by Bell and Everett, if it can be, and if
not by them, then by lincoln
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

Douglas seems TO be less confident of sue
cess than 81 m of his Ohio admirers. They
Dixon's line--he concedes everything to Lin
coin. Hear him express himself in his recent
speech at Norfolk. Va. In speaking of the
effect of the running of Breckenridge he said +:
by dividing the North he gIres euery one
of those States to Lincoln thus nltos1iag him
to be elected by the popular uote =,
By most persons this would be acknewledg
ed as owning up beat. But our enthusiastic
Douglas friend down town doubtless regards
it as additional evidence that the squatter
chief is certain to be elected
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
Bloody tragedy in Corpus Christi.

The Corpus Christi (Texas) Ranch
ero states that on Saturday, the 1th
ult., John Warren made an attack on
James r. Barnard with a bowie knife,
cutting him very dangerously, where
upon Mat. Nolan, the sheriff, went
with a posse to arrest Warren the
latter, however, having procured a
six-shooter, refused to surrender, and
shot Thomas Nolan, the sheriff s
brother, in the head, wounding him
it is feared, fatally. The sheriff and,
several others then fred at Warren,
who fell dead, literally riddled with
with balls. The situation of the
wounded man was considered very
critical.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

DEArH-'fHE RESULT OF DuEl-We re-
gret TO have the sad duty of announcing the
death of Mr.. Frank Yates, gentleman known
to Many Of our city readers. It will be re-
membered that dnring the last part of the week
just closed. on Friday evening, we believe,
Capt Chandler and Mr.. Yates preceded to
the neighborhood of the Oaks. and there fought
duel. The terms of this duel were the or.
binary pistols and ten PAGES the cause of it
was dispute in which the word .lie' was pass
ed. Mr.. Yates was the challenging party
Three shots were fired by each party withoai
effect, and on the fourth shot Capt. Chambers
ball took effect, hitting Mr. Yates on the hip
bone and sraversing into The groin. Every
medical skill was brought to bear, bat after q
somewhat painful lingering. Mr.. Yates died
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. By q
large circle of friends and acquaintance be
was much esteened.-aEeO Orleans Delta.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

U. 5. AGRICULTURAL FAIR-THE PREMIUMS.
The great exhibition Of the T. S. Agricul-
tural Society begins at Cincinnati on the 18th
of September, and closes on the GOTH The
premium list amounts to $4,000 in cash,
medals &c. The cash premiums are distribut-
ed as follows:
Horses-Premiums of 5000 for the fastest
trotting stallion of any breed $500 for the
best thorough bred horse $500 for the best
thorough bred mare ; $500 for the best Nor
gan or, Black Hawk stallion two premiums
of $500 one of $3.50; three of $500 ten of
500; one of $50; five of $75; two of 800 /;
eleven of $50; six of $40 one of$35; eleven
of $30 eight of $25; thirteen of $40 twelve
of Sl5 fourteen of $40; and others, amount
ing in the aggregate to upwards of $1,000
For mules nearly 500 is offered
Ca;tle.-Among the cattle premiums are
fifteen of Sl00; ten of $s75 eighteen of $50 f;
fourteen of $40; and others, amounting in the
aggregate to nearly 5000.
The premiums for sheep are $1,000 for
swine over $30o; for poultry nearly $500;
for dairy products over $500 for household
matters nearly $500; for produce nearly $500
for horticultural aud genealogical displays
81 500; with numerous cash prizes in other
departments
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
Important TO females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,


New York city
The combination Of ingredients IN these Fills are tho
csuitof olg and extensive practice. They mild
their operation, and certain IN eoFrerting all irregu
iaritiss anul McHstrnaens removing all distractions
whether from cold othcrwise bsadarhc, pain in the
side, palptation of the heart WHITES an Hec
lions hyscrcs fatigue rain IN hack and limbs &C.
disturbed slcep, hrh arsssoIn ntsrfuption
To MARRIED. LADIES Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are nvAl.
uable, they will bring The monthly period wrsn
regularity Ladies' who have disappointed in the
other pitts place the confidence IN Ir.
Chccscman -rls doing all that they represent to do
Netice.fAcg, Is craditi,R.f tAef,Wale systc-
RAicA "a PSifS caRma he TOKEN pAsWt producing Pr
CTLEAR FESDLT fAe cfsfiea rcfeFycd 10 PRE6-
N.iNCl--the rsyet HTSC ARRItGE SpcA IS tAe irrs-
sistaIlc tendency c ke scsss tAs sernaI fsss
tisas r. Hormel ceiS,s thot sr,rgosct're orr
n WatNyc cdR,at resist IT,
Warranted purely ycsceAhie. aud fFee from anything
u;nruresF Exic dirsctios which should he read, &C
company cath box. frne ~ Scna BY nRi enelcs-
Ing 81 10 DrseoR0rIrs 4. fuEassSAS Pax 4,6sl Pcs
oalce, New York CITY scld BY one druSEasI-fh every
town IN the Uuaed states
n HUTCHINGS
General Agent for the Cuit-si states, -,
No 20 Cedar street. New Yofk,
10 whom an WAofsetc orders should ~ azfrssssd.
Sold by r. DICKINSON Sow, Delaware. sju nes,' 30
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

The Prince of Wales has concluded to vis-
it Chicago St. Louis and Cincinnati. He
will be in the latter place some time between
the 25th and 30th of the present month. The
loyal subjects of the crown in Canada are
putting the young man through on the fast
line. A few days since, at one Of their pub
lie parades, he was SO overcome with fatigue
that he fell asleep at dinner, and again iu the
afternoon while on horseback reviewing lot
of troops.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

"WE ARE ALI. DEMocRATs. Show us a
disunionist, mah that has always been regard
ed as an ultra "fire-eater," /" and we will show
you Breckenridge and Lane man. Rome
(Ga. )Sentinel.
We would "show" our contemporary Mr:
Herschel v johnson, Mr.. Pierre Soule, Mr..
Hambleton, of the Southern Confederacy, Mr..
john Forsyth. of the Mobile Register, Mr..
Seiblcs, of the Confederation, and Mr.. Ganld-
en- of Georgia; all noted disuniouists; men
most Of whem, are "pnequivoeally" for dis
unien unless the Heasures are ''wipod out"
and the African Shave trade revived, and who
are all Douglas and johnson men. For fur
ther particulars We refer to Gov. John
sons speeches, MIR. Hamhleton's prospectus,
and Mr.. Ganlden's pro-Doouglss harangues at
Charleston and Baltimore. = Washington
Constitution.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
The lns ia,ornr notice IS ,.s tren ghs Per-.

The ing haitoring is taen from the Ports
mJV th tohs,J sto ttey hdii. OF Apr ), 1855
ScAam AvIA-A frei writes for sir-al opin-
ion Of ir Roback's s;cand RemedftE-4where he
obtain thenl-anI why they callrd Scahdine
Wan, aud frequently asked the siEnc quest ions
Srasfira Is tie aUcIsnt OF SWEDEN and Norway
a inaNians that Swode or Norwegian al
iectionateIS rails his country " Scandinavia IN The
Onion. BY the way, there over uno thousand
though CT zen Of this counry for many years DR.. Ro
tck is by birth, cJmPoun1sehis medicines
-vafis herbs think the name very appr oprats
.itav, highest opinion oi -his medicines and
T. Inns IT. who only siugdlarly skill
physician, gsntlcHlan of the Old schOo
ow p.isunalIy OIir advertisement columns will
trcad 3 letter. See yer tise Mt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

Hon WILLIAM JOHNSON, Of Cincinnati ia
miliarly known as Judge Johnson distin-
guished politician of our State, and Wing can
didate for Governor some ten years ago, when
that party diabanded did not unite with the
Republicans, bal has since at times acted With
both the Americans and Democrats. For the
last few years little has been heard of him po-
litically but the Cincinnati papers had him
posted for speech last night, in which it was
said he would avow his preference for Lincoln
and fully identity himself with the Republi-
cans.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

The Columbus Postrnastership, which has
during the last few months caused not lit
tie commotion among the spoilsmen in that
city, has finally been disposed of. DIR. Daw-
son (Breckinridge) withdrew from the contest;
Mr.. Miller douglas incumbent) hes received
his walking papers, and Mr.. Joseph Dowdeli
(Breckinridge) takes possession of the office
nd pockets the emoluments
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

HoILswAY's PnIs-Tbe Cgickso1ds. Of EEisteacr-E Ef1
IeIsy, drAnng the many shoals Hnd Perils Of life
whchom Iral bIrks would founder NOT for th
bracoIs that tfdieat,. add Of danger-aTo
tpeptic hts, sh Ut blood to the head apopexy &c
for which Holloway Ills the safest remedies IN eX
istoncc These disorders arise frt some or more de-
raugeinents the system, whaIsver sOufce how
ever they may Prtt,sp, huliovss IL the most
salutary effect ty cool the h!oot, brace the
laxed give TO the digestive and ener
gy and vigor tile cnfeeblca oolst stlltiop:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

We regret to say that the Editor of the
Standard has not yet found room in his COL
umnS for the proof that Mr.. Lincoln. when in
Congress, voted against sending supplies to
our soldiers in Mexico. We presume it will
appear, however, as the failure or refusal to
retract the slander very naturally leads TO the
inference that he is prepared to substantiate
the charge by producing the vote, which, if it
exists. is matter of record and easily procura-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

We call attention to two political articles
on the first page. One is headed i" Interesting
Man who don't Care whether Slavery is Voted
Up or Down" The first exhibits the inconsis-
tencies of an accomplished demagogue-
second shows how the fathers who have
passed away differed from this same demagogne
in their views Of Slavery. Read them beth
they will repay an attentive perusal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

NgCR&LGIa-Tlris paaful s=d disease, Which
phys ko appear fully under stand wHl he
eay relieved most instances rtrmanrnt cure
may be eiincic.t, by tbs 0 NiiSUA = ILLS, whieh
reg late the stomach bowels and pfoOcc a serh-
ing apoa the Which the pam
They prepare,I s0la ny Is. L. 4ahnestock No
e., Wood onrtli streets, riltsbnrgb, Ia
end " l.. Starr x fsrp, ard rcliauts generally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

FOR CoNGREss,
SAMUEL SHELLABARGER,
FoR PROBATE JUDGE,
ISAAC RANNEY.
sFoRs AgptToR,
D. w. RH0DES.
FOR RECORDER,
A. r. GOULD.
FOR CLERK,
b. r. B0OFBOURR0W.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN S. JONES.
FoR sHERIFF,
B. C. MATTERS.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
HUGH COLE.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
III. p. HAEENS.
FOR SURVEYOR,
JAY DYER
FOR CORONER,
e. C. YJNING.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

Z "CAPyTAL SHOULD 0wN LABOR. - Hersehel
". johnson. the candidate for Vice President
on the Douglas ticket, maintained in speech
in Philadelphia in 1856 that 'scapital should
own labor" The following advertisement
from Savannah paper shows how this doc
trine works in Mr.. Johnson's own State:
MECHANICS FOR SALE.-The Subscriber has
on haud two excellent Carpenters, three Black
smiths and one Wheelwright all excellent me
chanics in their respective lines, young, strong
and healthy, q quiet and peaeeahle disposi-
tions, and several of them quite Pieus, all ei
which will be aisposed of at moderate rates.
Persons in want of Mechanics are invited to
call and examine these as they are all desira-
BILE workmen. ". G. PESNFAAKER,
No. 40 Canal ST, Savannah, Ga
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
whon Farson Brownlow viii Join the
Democrats


- An Arkansas correspondent wrute to the
Rev. w IL Brownlow, Of the Knoxville,
JTenu.) WI hig, stating thai he had learned with
pleasure upon what he considered sreliabie
authority" that Mr. B. was about to join the
Democrats, aud asked for the probable date of
that interesting occurrence. Mr.. Browulow
gave the date, or at least data for the date, as
fnllows:
KsoxyiIlE, August 6, 1860.
Mr. JoRsAs Gf.sRk 81 have your letter of
the 30th ult.. and hasten to lot you know the pre-
else time when will come cut and formally an
nounee that 4 have joined the Democratic par
ty. When the sun shines at midnight and the
moon at midday when man forgets to be sci
fish, or Democrats lese their inclinations TO
steal-whcn nature stops her onward march 10
rest, or all the water courses in America How
up ssream-when flowers lose their odor, and
trees shed no leaves-when birds talk and
beasts OF burden laa,gii-when damned spirits
swap hell for heaven, with the angels of light,
and pay them the boot in mean whiskey-
when iaApossibliiities are in fashion, and no
proposition il too absurd to be believed, you
may credit the report that have joined the
Democrats
Join the Democrats never SO long as
4Aere are sects in churehcs-weeds in gardens
--fltns in hog peus---dirt in vituals disputes
u families wars with nations-water in the
ocean bad men in America, or base women
Fsancef No, Jordan Clark you may hope
yoa may congratulate-ye may reason--you
May sneer-but that canaot be. The thrones
of the Old World-the Court of the Uni
: verse-,the governments of the world, may all
fall and crunbIe into ruin-the New World
may commit the national suicide Of dissolring
the Union, but all this nust occur before
iuin 9he Democracy!
4 Join the Democracy Jordan Clark. you
know MT what you sa.---when jon the
Democracy, fhe Pope of Rome will join the
Methodist Ghnrch--when jordan Clark, OF
Arkansas, Is President of the Republic oi
Great Britain, by universal suffrage of a con-
tented people-when Queen Victoria consents
10 be divorced from Prince Albert, by coun-
ty court in kansas Congress obliges
by law, James Buchanan TO marry Euro
pean Princes s-wher the Pope leases the Cap
itoI at Washington, for his city residenee-
when Alexander of Russia and Napoleon o
France are elected Senators in Congress from
New Mexico--when good ,ner cease to 60 tc
Heaven or bad men to hell--when this work
; Is turned upside down--when men turn tc
ants and ants to o-elephants, viii change m.
political faith, and come ont on the side Q
Democracy.
Supposing that this full and frank lette
will enable you to fix upon the period when
viii come ont full grown Democrat, and I
communicate the same to all whom it may cor
cefn in Arkansas.
have the honor to be, &c
w G. BRowS1ow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
July 18th. 1850 Clerk.
Gas-sce advertisement in another column.


STARTLING RrT TRuE IL Mike Way for the Nea0
Philosophy - 1t is the weakness of small minds
to reject new syetenB simply because they are
startling. They forgot that apples had been
dropping to the earth for 6, 900 consecutive
wears. upder the noses of philosophers as we'll
as fools. before Newton .deduced the theory Of
gravitation from the fall Of pippin. Is there
anything irrational, then. in supposinR that
Thomas holloway, man of deep research and
strong practical intellect. may have discovered
ard aad applied successfully the natural anti
7, ddteS to a large proportion Of human 6iseases9
Let it be remembered that tor many years thss
interchangeable student shrouded in the fumes
of his IL bratory, WAS engaged pharmaceutical
experiments all directed to the great object
which he claims to have attained. Nature is
a strict custodian Of her mysteries. and only
discioses them when enforced by indomitable
energy and eYcTApee' w lille the disciples
Of the old aud effete medical theorieE were
! following the beaten path of routine, he struck
/ out a new path, aud founded new system of
! Treatment. What has been the issue? Ask
! fhe world. fur nearly half its inhabitants hav
hs remedies. Besides the name tdat authenti
Gates his f.lls aud Ointment it may be sal d
that the broad seal of public approval is affixed
to them and that the certificate Of their iDfal-
| libility bearf upon its face every written lam
guase in existen,e Simple tacts are the only
admissible testimony in a matter which inYol-
YES health and life and the ftcts that go to es-
tablish the curative properties of these prepar-
| ations are overwhelming. of the sufferers
| from dyspepsia, liver complaint, debility scrof
! ula and almost every species Of febrile, cutan-
/ eous and glandulaT disoi d, Ia multitude thnt
no man eau number have cordially approved
| them. Surely. those who have recovered un-
der the operation of the medicines, are most
| competent ju1gesNof their virtues, and we ac-
wuiessce without hesitation in their decision.
--[Leeds Mefcory.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

Evidence cumulates that Douglas
with all his stamping and clam eating.
cannot get the electoral vote of sin.
gle State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

TTNHE foIIoW1nR Adm InlHtrhtore, Guardian and
Executor have filed their IlapeTs for settle Incnt
HJanes 4 H. s Rust Admin'r Of John James, decd.
C'yrus A. Hall Adfnin'r OF tavid A. Iiail, deed.
O. H. Newton Guardian Of lllen aud Geo. s. Cryder.
Henry GhFistman Executor Of John v. long, dec d.
There will be hearing the above at my Of
nee in Delaware on Saturday September 2ath 1900
Delaware. sept !, lse0.-sSt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
Spetial Aotiees.

TAkE N0r1cE 1rIRgor.-Irot o. sscHRIsT 81 IIair Res
t,rative is past question the best preparation for tho
hair: II has tn. universal praj a that have tried
VIRTUES. ENery lhttie sold makes demand for
sdtcacuis it betn found N arresting
all tendency banesE giving TO the er the glossy
hie and sUftness ysuth the natyTa
an all tladise- a1ies w whg hayr used il
nIy recommend il us the very besi pIcafafi0n for
the hair which hos yet b., discovered. Sue sdyertise
ment and circulars
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

: The celebration of the anniversary of Per-
rvs Victory. st Cleveland, on Monday next,
promises to be eue Of the most splendid pa
geants ever witnessed IN the seet.ezThe fesstsr=
tue of Commodore Perry, executed by VIM.
Walcott, will be inaugurated with imposing
ceremonies The ORATOR will be delivered by
the eminent Historian Geo. Bancroft Dods-
worth's celebrated Band, OF News York, will
be present the Military Of this and other
States siil be cut i'll large force; the Masonic
Fraternity. aud numerous other Civic and Be
nevolent Societies will paFaae-in fall regaiia; q
full rigse,f ship, manned by the taFs Of 1872,
will be drawn in the rroee sion and the
whole atfair will clp7e with a grand Meek Va
Yal Bat tie t.n Lake Erie in fiilfviicw from the
shore, which is ntintle,l 10 be an extet cdun-
terpart of the great contest which added such
glory to our arms, the 47th anniversary OF
which it will commemorate The G, G. 4 e.
Railroad will carry passengers to the cityAud
back at half fare on the L. 90 and 4.29 p. m
northern trains of Saturday and the Asa a
m train of Monday, and the Southern trains
of Monday evening and Tuesday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

" SPRING WAGON, one second. hand sett Of Double
Harness one heavy blind Horse, cheapfor cash
Berkshire, Sept ,aeo 49, J. W. Foorn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

DISEASES or DouGL 4s.--We find the follow
ing catalogue of the diseases which have inter-
fered with the public duties of Mr.. Douglas 10
one of our exchanges
Where was Douglas when the Homestead
Bill passed the Senate?
He had the gouf
Where was Douglas, when tribute of res
pect We're paid to BrodericE i?
He had the T,leurisy
Where was Douglas, when the Davis resoIu-
tions passed the Senate?
He had he dyseHtery.
Where was Douglas, when the bill for the
admission of K Kansas came up in the Sepnte? !?
! He-had the beacel complaint
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

I Mn. EDITOR Announce the name Of NA.
THANIEL Evans as an independent candidate FOl
Sheriff. salvl' . ~ sssF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

Tue ANTI-SLAvERY ELEMENT IN VIRGINIA.
= 4 writer in the New. York Times demon
strates by reference to the census aud the cleo
tion returns that majority Of all the votes ia,
Virginia are polled By people ,cho mean to get
rad of siaUery If they can. They have not one
particle of interest IN slavery, and never can
have. The whole region IN which they Hive
except the valleys between the ridges-eon-
sists of mountain Sides admirable for pastures,
aud contain inexaastble material for mining
and manufactures, bat utterly unfit for negro
slavery, They have not even the poor
privilege of raising negro babies fer the
cotton market They have no stock to raise
them from. .sss< -