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, 1860-10-11

T;.a r. .;,'Jul:racs If tic Nor.hwts st sill bc
..rs;::.: ii VII: tie ASSURANCES ihat john a
l;r..e7 q: ti::. irra.i, has "rcn reelected. He
,,ay,;7 ;;:: =: -:.7.isas and zea.aus Representa-
=. ,;1,e iiouso would feel his loss
, 1860-10-11

&E171SG---There will be meeting Q: the North
Chicago Republican Club at Headquarters, l45
Let there be gen raj rally OF North Side r.
puhticars, a. business Of import au:a will come
before the meeting. Good speakers will be
present. J. j. E1cuanps, Pres't,
JouS 4fwATEE Eec'y
, 1860-10-11

- Pure wines aad oihe. liquors suitable Il
dan'ra:lc and medicinal purposes, selected wi'h
xrea: c r., c4a be obtal2e1 rrl'Atls Of E. H.
Sargent, spothecary, corner of Randolph ani
State S.rte:s.
, 1860-10-11

6sush1rm rhfrnIrN and -r0rfhfr~ Dsnao-
-.fff<mpf<d Hfoffa Front Of fhs
.s<sr 11rE Hofsf--.5rTssf ny tHs Fo3f<--
f.suf- xu.a<rs Ef<et< <d fruss fA< afaston.
H4MtFs
, 1860-10-11
,.sr9:t:r or HIS OhATOlkY.

Ne have .ot tho returns from all tho 1accs
>. wini..h D>u,'as spoke during his tour in
r.rr>:iya:.ls, OHIO a1i Iniiana bu. as tar
IS t;4ev III: h:ca received, lhc5 show largo
decrease .; democratic maj,rities. We leave
II lis friend. he explanation Of this remarka-
~.
, 1860-10-11

eI-3; For Store, Oiiice, par!cr. Dining Room,
nr Coakjng Stoves, cali 8, the New Store Store
40. y Nashi7gtcn street, between Clark ard
Dea=bun streets. Stores backed, p;re furr-
ished and put up at short notice.
0c101 1T s. B. JExKs. A1ect.
, 1860-10-11
1. n. .Arn.,Id'1 Appointments

NJ. Arnold VIII 62e2k at SandWlch, Ueha1b
c..n,r. on Thurstlay evening, October 1lth,
le5'.
At Anto:. Lee cauat7, On Fri!hy evening,
uuober 1.ia, 1>Ga.
, 1860-10-11

MEETING CT CtLoRzD DCtrlzESs.-At!eztion is
invited to the announcement Of Z ,n*e:iIE OF
c,!o-cd citizens this evening, {oz ia expression
Of sympathy with the Uttaw2 reacuei..
, 1860-10-11

LtScoLS RAxGEE4.-There ~il! he & meeting
Of the Rangers t.is evening" Ever. member
isexperted 10 b present as Important business
will come before tie Compaur.
G. II. BARKER, C,u,
, 1860-10-11

e Buy the bast;-they are the cheapett.
Fake & Lyons rewlg Improved Double Lock~
stitch Sew ns machines have received tie
Lighess medals and highest premiums wherever
exhibited Family Machines foe rxrie.r o.
sewing is urrieallsd. Manufacturing Machines
are preferred by 1a:!o.z to all others.
References f'v.a 10 prrsoEs ~ho have had
the F. l. l.. machine iu use over two vears.
L. MAcEAr. Ay-rr,
Gall !" 12o Lake st., Cd h,ar, Chicago, I'll.
, 1860-10-11

FELL INTO uoLE.-0ae of the Stale street
cars dumped itself into an excavation for laying
water pipe, on Monday afternoon, itju:iDg 4
FYarEn
, 1860-10-11

TO1I1...- ..13,555 9,''5I '.3'3 4.V'1
Lanes 1asjasit5 .l:s far l1.l1s. Republican
mi :ri,y in 1855 in she PANE cau1tie7, 3.132.-
Laps's raj: 1886. The D.,nocfa!ic majority on
the State il 1855 was ISL.
, 1860-10-11

On &c John ;ones. 11s Dearborn :!-ett
sgd get ecu. eiotnea cleaned aEd .epsired.
1Eey will ce veil 3oze 4a3 it prices rc sui: sho
timex
, 1860-10-11

Mail AGENT REMoyEn.--L. S. Eve7c!! has
hs:a removed from the post Of specisl s..
M4ii Agtat. Tie cause urder'yiD5 the : hole
a-e tquah5!es anoag our federal llice holders
here. They will all be tasv enough next year.
, 1860-10-11

THE LAST OF AHru--The remains Of laie Ia
mcated j. F. Hell, Of Aurora, one OF t'Ie VIC
Tins Of the LAZY E!:,in disaster, were inferred
at that nlacc yesterday, the Masopic fraternity
attending in boi5, ev. Nr. Pratt, Rector CT
Trinity Church. in this civ, officiating,
, 1860-10-11

Ohio

pu1lapE1ru1A, Oct. 1o.-Curt'n has abcu:
t'sir:y lnoas+nd minority. Twenty Kspub'ean
Cungit:su.en elected. j. i. 5.
, 1860-10-11

1sn1ASsroL,s, Oct: lo.-n:tGrns fr6m %
<:ouu,:r~ saoy large Republican gains. The
r.: ua ran : ate ticket is undoubtedly elected
by from, 0f,O to 1000 n:j ?ri'T. scr 10 Ro'
publican Cou.resssuen gre ei:cted, and the is.
siaIEtsre is probably Republican.
ASo1nEE DISPATCH.
Ixp1.SaroL1s, Oct. 1o--Lace7s minority will
|,t uyer ln.nnl. Se1sa to7.rt:sn,e1 ctTt.in.
nrd III thc L-gis|aiurs q rl.bA5ic majority If
ten oa jain. b.!}ut.
ANOTHER p}SrATcH.
In ba.;: branches Of tie Legislature tl,e r.
pu.licaus c:zis1 frsm TO lo n,ajosiIy On jrint
BALM.
TIE E:,:uil:csn r1fj .r::v :eT he State ticEe.
.sil o f't:, 1n,dt0 10 !: V''0.
III the TN Congressional District, D.niel
Toorhee., dem, Is elected cy ab-ct 900
srtj.rltv.
Tha 3iA District IL very cl,se, iIoltns1, IL.
,,reetns III n-,nber il probably IL elected by
lu the ;s:h district, a. S. Whitz's raj ,rity is
tr..n ! 4:V0 TO 500.
Fu!; rs!urns IRAN Marion cCua:y are the
Republican 5a'e AID count: t1cz.t ill average
lu>iprity Of l,l5J.
Farter's M j,rity in tie 9Th congressional
Di5l1ict, is a3oa, ,90U.
, 1860-10-11
Nfm advertisements.

6. *eR1FES. aIser:.si.41 .sy~.. q De4,brn IT.
" aGao't:et 10 ze<Rss -tdttftaeu4<n jur sis and un s
A<e+""J fapsTs eF os .'orth"esk f11-be3+y
, 1860-10-11

EVENING SEssioS$-loukKtE Eplxo AND rEx-
AAasu1p.--Th1ee who desire scurd ca:cnl27-
cisi education, u thoron9h knowledge Of ook-
k.+pi:g, ard II beautiful, repid md practical
style OF rennaaship, SHOULD obtain scho.ar
skip III sloan's Coam57c;a1 College, an. jim
tie e:ening classes now ia session. Those who
earc:: .:t:ad turing the duy will Enc the eEe-
Mig sessions Tie p!acs 70 spend their tine 7so.
ca,,ree during III. winter, by attending the
evening aess:uGs only.
, 1860-10-11

att" Residence Of thr hrl!e- unce o, ". ;'ntl- 4.
ST. tia !ts ~ k,y Mr l:.1b I. Nj HENRY II 1TTatS
tU Mis- MANY E. "UtL Et,. 1 trf 81. Ell .s!t%.
, 1860-10-11

To TEE LADIES The price 70. dying ladies'
Dr.. st> hiss been reduced By the undersigned
to Oar ba;lar, and warranted to give sa'isfac-
tioi. s k.lisch. l4J s. Clark IL, orS.6lw
, 1860-10-11

- Tie Tenth W.;a Tem2sr.rcs Legion
win met t::is (Fhor:: y}+vssicy, a: ha:f tn.t
scven. ia :te Edwards tha a?tI. c7rns- u IL !stsa
and Harrison Ftr.sts. 4. i. i. The 4 l,:rterly
election cf tt!i:rrs, i. is d.si:el that tne,e
should be full ::'e.;slsrcc cf al tue members
Several speakers will :d:ess .f,e r,ectin:.
3. TtEn. pfe.i:eIt,
, 1860-10-11

|I xabt piacss il snsa for three 6ae bnys.
two American and one Carman, Il, l., ard IL
years If a1e. also :,oart:.o. for: widow ;asy
end !;:'ie hoy, !: s:::a;' }.n1j's :nd st 3D.
crate rate. aFn'y:o iouEET C.LLrrE,
Miaiste. st Large, IL: Ra1acjp. street, I'd noor.
, 1860-10-11

TEArrtS,: tlrAn-Since ;he opening Of tue
game +. ,:o:,. there haye been SEVERAL arrivals
u: live quail4, baked up and sent IN to our c'm-
mlss1o1 HOUSES hy .rtcs il IT,. coan:l7 This
trapping thss. cha,c: birds alive. End ,s:;!s in
prisonirg :h!M fer deys, to sui + :.,,5 s'.:sa,
(icr ltscy viii I'll: E":s':ry usasr suth ci;c"nl.
slarcts,, IL alike cruel ant: uaxparss,ea.:. kc,
u,ld in tie III e:srF true st,Urtsu4,. in he
W-st We rro:es: against it, @ni xtreu; Il ca.
commission men AID SELLERS Ut game, tc .rtn: (
10 r. c+ise quail IN ;isIs conii1on. Tee ~ s:.u,
o. :ra7pin5 IL eae Of shoasetless cruelty, be.
aiticS d. ny a war Of t1teTullIa.lon agaluat the
best bird oil the pr4'rie<.
, 1860-10-11

Ersry true sportsman Will secord ,ha abeye
aud v.t the renoasrance will do no good. T. c
question OF g1;n rules III suc! matt aud there
be plenty ~i,o ~ou'd he glad to c!us: OIL: the
e1tjre ruce If 1a4ils in ore lot. by the dezen.
Perhaps Q; stem, ef county schoals might Ee
established TO lie. cd the quails to keep cut Of
til: t1aps. Seriously, The evil is real enr 6nd
is greatly reducing The runber Of thcse b:au:i-
ful birde, uutil .:ot msny Years hence they ~i:l
bs s>a1ce 1n cur pra rics aud 1arer en- cir ;atl.s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

How LFrrLs PILsrARE Mama new York
correspondent gives an interesting account of a
recent visit to Prof. HUMPHREYS Homeopathic
establishment in Broadway. He Says -" /
found the Professor IN his study and eORsulta-
ton room, busy attending calls of his patients
and answering his extensive correspondence
Upon his table were letters from patients in al
most every State in the Union, who write
him a description of their cases, and receive
their medicines by mail. / Judge from the
amount of correspondence that this is becoming
a favorite mode of treatment for old, long
standing diseases, In his labratory all the
fluids for indicating his various remedies are
prepared by himself, which, together with his
patients and other items necessarily belonging
to his extensive business, must require no or
binary amount of energy and capacity.
The little pills themselves now so general
ly known, are made of proper proportions of
sugar and starch, and only become medicated
after the liquid medicines are poured upon them
and they become perfectly saturated with it
To making the pills, the finest dust
ed sugar is sifted into a large. deep pan, which
is kept at an uniform moderate temperature,
and the mass is worked under the hand while
the new material in fluid form is constantly
added to it, until by degrees the single pellets,
attrition, attain the size necessary for use, when
they are sifted into appropriate gra1es. and
thoroughly dried preparatory to being medical
ted. This is done by placing them in large
bottles, and the liquid medicine is poured over
them until they are fully saturated, when they
are dried and placed in the hands of careful as
sistauts, placed in boxes and cases. properly Ia
beled and wrapped for the market. Some idea
may be formed of the popularity of his Specific
Remedies when we learn that at his establish
ment there are prepared for the market each
week, from fifty to one hundred gross of boxes
and about half that number of walls, making
an aggregate of not less than one million OF
doses per week. Immense as this supply is,
the demand is constantly increasing,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
The only Cure for Boils.

CINCINNATI, June &c, 1859.
Having experienced great and unexpected
benefit from a slight use of the Peruvian Syrup
in the cure of hoils, I take pleasure in testifying
my condolences in it merits as a specific tor that
troublesome complaint. l had, last week, mine
sore boils break out at one time (many of them
malignant sores, and all exceedingly painful.
By advice of a friend, all other remedies failing,
L commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup. In
two days l was sensibly relieved and in little
more than a week, the boils entirely disappear
ed. One or two new ones, which commenced
forming after l began taking the Syrup, stepped
and disappeared without coming to a head
The quantity of Syrup used was a little short
of one bottle. A. r. SPOFFORD.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is a Solution Of the Protoride
Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine and strikes
at the root of disease by producing healthy blood,
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism, For sale by all Druggists" TAR &
Brother Agents for Delaware. feb. l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
Feb 3-sCIn.

WHY WILL YoU DELAY ?-Why will you neglect that dis
ease which is taking such deep root, and which gives
you warming ny that hacking cough, that you are last
ripenIng for eternity ? why encourage that pam III the
side, the raising OF blood, these night sw:ats, or mat
difficult breathing, which silently whisper i'll your ear
that something must be done to save you from the gave
of the consumptIvef Why act so careless!y by perm l.
ting that disease to destroy your health, and hasten you
to the tomb from whence no Traveller ever yet returned :
Silence that dreadful cough or death must carry you
to your silent grave. Why delay while there y yet hopcf
Consum ptiou is caused by impure humors OF the blood
being deposited III the cells of the lungs Hence, the
lungs are like a spring of water, when relied up by the
dirt and m mi. if clear water constantly iows through
the spring. i'm purities or mud will be conveyed away ny
the pure water. Just so with the blood when kept i'll ii
clean or pure stat, as it constantly flows through the
lungs, it carries away all corrupt matter, and perfect
health Will be the result. From two to four Pills taken
every night, or enough to keep the bowels regular, Will
i'll a reasonable time cure consumption The reason these
Pills are used more than all others, is because they arc
made of purifying vegetables, and cleanse the body from
ali corrupt matter, and drive out disease of every de
scrlption, quicker and in a mildcr way than any other
Pills
DIR. Morsc's Indian Root Fills are sold by all dealers i'll
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
Grover &c Bakers
CELEBRATED FAMILY =
SEWING MACHINES,

NEW STYIES-PRICES FROM $50 TO $126.
EXTRA CHARGE OF So FOR HKNhERs. T
THESE Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
i chased from the store, requiring no Reminding Of
thread they Hem, Eel, Gather and stitch in a superior
style, finishing each seam by their own operation, with
out recourse to the hand needle, as is requfrcdb by other
Machines. They will do better and cheaper sewing than
chimes in the marketfor family sewing, on account Of then
simplicity, durability, ease of management, and adapta-
ton to all varieties Of family sewing-eXecuting either
heavy or fine work with equal facility and without special
adjustment.
REASONS WHY THIS MACHINE IS PREFERRED.
list. 1t is more simple and easily kept in order than
any other Machine.
I'd. 1t makes a seam which will not rip or ravel, tho
every third stitch is cut.
3D. 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and thus all
trouble of winding thread is avOiieJ. while the same
Machine can be adapted at pleasure, by u mere
change of spoolS, to all varieties Of work.
4th. The same Machine runs silk. linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility.
3Ih. The seam is as elastic as the III 4t elastic fabric
so that it is free from all liability to break in washing,
ironing. or otherwise.
full than any other made, either by hand or machine.
The subscribers are prepared to furnish the above Ma
chimes in every style, for Family or Manufacturing Pur
poses at the Manufacturers prices, and Will give full
Instructions how 10 use t'tcm-a book with printed in
structionS, &c.-tweIvc needles, oil can and screw driver
accom- fIny ing each machine. In addition to the Com
pany' warrant, We Will not hesitate to warrant every
Machine s0ld by US. II shall give as good satislaCtCn as
any other machine manufactured, il mol better. or It will
be taken back. d.
CallsCe The Machines and get a circular.
STARR y BROTHER,
No. ), Williams Block
Jan 20, 6o*f Delaware, OHIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
TEE PEARL
s e ewing III a C
NEW

THE want OF a Sewing Machine which would
4 make, with facility, an elegant and strong double
threat sttcL- machine comb 'ning the good points OF
the high I iced machines (without their complication of
machinery) and which could be IN Infactured and sold so
chcaply as to bring it within the reach of those who most
need the assistance OF n reliable machine, has been we'll
understood by the public generally, but more clearly
perhaps by those VINO wanted one but could not pay the
price.
Such a machine is now presented to the public under
thu name of - PEARL
Twill not claim for the Pearl-as is usual with all sew
ing machine advcrtiscmentS-tha it is better in all res
poets than all others, but will simply say, that the ease
and noiscIess manner In which it performs the most deli
cate, difficult and durable sewing, will commend it and
give it reputation.
Sons of the advantages possessed by the Pearl over
other IN rclIInrs may be mentioned
Its simplicity Of construction obviates the necessity of
the usual long list of printed instructions that accumpany
most other MACHINES, for running and Keeping iii order.
Any person of ordinary mechanical skill can learn in n
short time how to manage the Pearl and do good work ON
il. The Pearl does not drop stitches. BY a very simple
and ingenious attachment to this machine this difficulty
is en.CtuaIly overcome. 1t docs not break necdlrS-al-
lowing plenty of space in which the needle can pass mp
and down. there is no danger of this trouble. II works
with an under feed, runs very easy, and is not at all diff
cult to manage.
I am authorized by the manufacturers to warrant tho
machine TO do any Kind Of family sewing satisfactory,
and to be free from any im1crfrction in construct on
All who wish to sec or buy an excellent sewing ma
chine are invited to call and examine the Pearl.
G. PIATT, AGENT
For Delaware and Union Counties.
No. 8, WILLIAMS BLOCK, Sept. 8, SO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
The Great Sonder Of the
Nineteenth Century
PROFESSOR WOODS
IAAl

4kAAAAA -
GAYS the st. Louis, mo- Democrat: Below, we
ticnan i'll Maine Which speaks. glow ngly of the supc-
fiur merits OF his hair tonic. such eviuencc must have
t. effect, when coming from a reliable source il Ger
t.icates are guarantees Of truth, the Hr. nredS no en-
comtelns, nor useless puhery from the Press
BATH, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1856.
Trfessor 0, j. HoedG Co:
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called a few months
S.nce-to thu highly beneficial Offsets of your hair restora-
TIVE, l was inur.ced to make application of it upon my
own hair, which had become quite gray, probably one
t!rrd Wilt my whiskers wcre of the same character.
SON" three months Since l procured ii bottle Of your hair
restorative, and used it. l soon found it wis proving
what had w.shcd. used it about twice d w:ck. |
ma We since procured another bottle, OF Which ! have used
some. l can now certify to the word that the gray or
whit: hair has totally disappeared: both on my head and
faca. and my hair has resumed its natural color, and |
believe m ,re SIT ami g'osSy than il has been before for
) years. am new sixty years old my gool wife at
IL. age Of 81 has used it with the same eff 'et.
Ia above notice Idccm duel to you for your valuable
discovery. l am as$Ire that whoever Will rightly Use
rs per directions, VIII not have occa~i N to contraiict my
staten nts. l am Il cit N OF tbs city and a resident
of the above, W. tn my name attached, is ] wish TO pre-
serve the beauties OF nature in others as VEL as myself
wO0D's HAIR R%EsroRAIIvE
BALTIMORE, Jan %, 1858.
PROFESSOR WooD-rcar Sir Having had the misfor
tune to lose the best portion OF my hair, from the effects
wer as the very thing needed. My hair is now thick and
glossy and no words can express my obligations to you
i ~" II ." FINLEY JOHNSON,
The undersigned. Rev. s. Bragg. is a munster in
recara r starring and pastor Of the Othodox Church at
b. opaheId, Mass. H. il gentleman OF great influence
AMI universally beloved. WA. DYER
BRooKFIELD, MASS, January. l., 1888.
PROFESSOR WooD-pear Sir Having made trial of
YOUR Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say, that
its effect has been excellent in removing inflammation dan
drufr and IA constant tendency to itching with which !
have been troubled from my childhood and has also
restored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its orig
mai color. l have use.l no other article with uything
like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly. j. h BRAGG
The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz
large, medium, and small the small holds q a pint. and
retails for 81 per bottle the medium holds at least 20
per cent, more in proportion than the small, rctails fol
81 per bottle the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more
in proportion, and retails for So.
O. J. WOOD & co, Proprietors, 444 Broadway, New
York, ond ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo. and sold by
all good Druggists ami Fancy Goods Dealers.
Jan L., '60-*3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

HENRY WINTER DAvIs.-This gentleman is
well sketched by a Washington letter writer,
thus
Winter Davis is one of the most striking
and graceful men on the foor-certainly not
surpassed By any member. He is a young
man OF middle height. broad-chested, roundly
bull. with q large and well balanced head
regular features, pale complexion, a neat brown
mustaehe, large and sparkling eyes, brown hair
and the expression of habitual study. HI
wears his freck coat buttoned in the Englisl
fashion, broad shirt collar turned down over {
loose black neck-tie, and, on the whole, he
somewhat recalls the familiar portraits of Lore
= Byron.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

The Louisville Courier deplores that, $50
far. not one Opposition paper in all the slave
holding States, that we have seen, has had one
word os condemnation of Mr.. Davis, or of re-
greet for his course, in voting for Mr.. Penning-
ton.
Hoffman, the newly elected sergeant-at-
Arms, was the only member of the 34th Con-
gress, south of Mason g. Dixon's line. who vot-
cd to expel Brooks for his assault upon Senator
e Sumner.
Irish laborers are to be excluded from Vir-
ginia. The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
COMPANY advertise for three hundred able-bod-
led negro men. to work upon the repairs of the
road next year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

OPENED LETTERs-We are acquainted
with parties in this city, having relatives resi-
ding in the Southern States, who hardly ever
receive a letter which has not been opened af-
ter being sealed. Private correspondence is
violated by Democratic postn,asters, the sworn
officials of Government, on suspicion that it is
/" ineendiary." Newspapers from the North,
sent by one friend to another in the South, are
intercepted and destroyed, and letters, also, are
frequently served in the same way. This is
nothing short of Observation-Disclosures
Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17
Elec
'TIS O N ID /!

Every Diseased Man and Woman should Read
the folloering:
nRS. SHEDD, WEBSTER & SPO0R would say to
u the diseased of body and mind that they are peima-
nently located opposite the County Offices Of Delaware,
Ohio, and are prepared to treat extraordinarily all
Chronic, Nervous and acute diseases.
They solicit patients especially who are given up by
others. The reader may ask @ Do they really cure such
diseases 2" They would say they have cured, and are
curing every day, just such cases.
Everything connected with their mode of applying
Electricity is entirely new. Their Philosophy of the
electrical Laws of Life, Health, and the Treatment of
Disease is new. Their reliable method for the diagnosis
Of disease by Electrical Contact is new, as is also their
important discovery in the use of positive and negative
pOlaritics of the human body for the safe and speedy re-
moval Of all diseases. All is new and unknown TO Medi-
cal men and others, except the few instructed by them
By this mode of applying Electricity there is no guess
work no uncertainty and no matter of doubt as to the
result that will follow.
The diseased are invited to call and witness the won
derful cures they are performing daily.
Instruction given to those desiring a knowledge of this
method OF curing disease.
DRs. SUEDD, WEBSTER & SPooR,
Office, upstairs, in the Pettibone Homestead opposite
the County Offices. Jan 20. 560-*2m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-17

The Rabbi Raphael, who opened the session
with prayer on the day of Pennington's election
is a good Republican, an accomplished scholar
and an eminent divine in the Hebrew persua-
sion. His was the first prayer ever offered in
Congress by a Hebrew Rabbi. The clergy of
all other denominations have repeatedly off
ciated. The credit of having the Hebrew re-
ligion placed on an equal footing in the chap
laincy is due to the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, of
Indiana, who interposed with the Clerk, and
insisted that the invitation extended to the cler-
gy shonld include the Hebrew denomination.