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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
Gas Fixtures and Burners.

TUE have received large stock of GAS BURN
w EtS directly from the Manufacturers, which we
will sell 1T the lowest prices, and prepared
in every way to FIT UP HOUSES public private, for
burning Gas. Persons expecting to use Gas will do well
to give us call.
april 27, COST N. L. STARR BRO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
New Goods
FRO m Auctioni

BARGAINS in Dress Goods such as Fancy Silks,
ID Back silks, Foulard Silks choice styles
Organdies Barege Robes, Lawn Robes.
Printed Jaconnetts; Plain IareEes, Bar
cge Delans, Chalies, Brilliants, &c. &c.
BARGAINS in American and Foreign prints, all the
new styles. yards for 81. 10 cent Prints
for cents, cent Prints for G cents, &c
A RG AIN in Sbaws, Mantas, Lace FONTS, &c
Good Stella shawls 81 SO to 81.
BARGAINS in Bonnets Ribbons. Flats Shakers &c
Shakers enough for all at Z5@50 cents;
Good Ribbons tor lec per yard Extra
Ribbons at 90 cents per yard.
BARG AIMS in Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts.
A r G AIN in French work. Collars White Goods
A AIN in Hoop Skirts
3 AR GAIN S in PantalOCuery. Good, heavy article Of
Black, Brown, and Grey Mixed James go
2Oc. per yard, cheap at Csc. Far
mer's and Mechanics Cassimeres going
at Z5c per yard. Boots and Shoes at
reduced prices ladies Fine Morocco
Shoes, warranted not to rip''
All my Cirpe's at Ne10 FORK Cost
AR GAIN S in Muslins Groceries, sc. Bost Coffee
for 15c.: best Tea 75c.: best Nutulees Sc.
per o.: best Indigo. Sc. per OF; best
Cinnamon 4Ac. per H.. beat Peppor and
Sprice for 12c. per Il.
E75+9The above goods were bought very low, and will
be sold Is per under regular prices,
anr, o. I'm J. HYATT.
GEO " STAHI. GEO W TRIJE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15

eT See advertisement of DR.. Sanford S Liv
er Invigorator. and Family CRthartic Pills in
another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
Grind Stones.

Grind Stones.
A LARGE STOCK OF NO. 1 BEREA GRIND STONES.
Il Also Patent Grind Stones already hung, with
TO grind Moving Machine Knives, a most perfect
theory, and every that has Machine yht have
one. Call and look at them.
Also, Grind Stone HangiEgs, just received and
opening the best assortment offered this market
Don't forget the place, at the Upper Hardware and
Agricultural store of
June l5*6t. C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15

DISEASE TIE SIoMAcH--The stomach is the most liza
bic to get out Of order. Hence how important that
diseased matter cug its operation, VIII ch would
and distress by food. 1t also wcakens the
brain destroys the memory creates pain and dimncss
and various affections in the head. II produces great
difficulty in breathing and swallowing. Sometimes FAINT
ing and fits will also bad breath, ,restlessness and
great loss strength. II Immediately attended
the blood will carry the disease through the whole
TEN, and death will end the work. From to of these
Pills day viii keep the digestive organs in healthy
condition. and uuclog OF carry away all impure matter
and thoroughly and cleanse the mach the
time the Pills will purify the blood, drive all
manner of disease from the system.
WoRNs.-In quantity of corrupted matter, there is
always be found nest of worms. They cannot ne
ther will they stay anywhere else Weak stomach and
bowels subject to them they have not sufficient
power digest their food. Hence large heap of
ter is lodged and worms be the result. A few
doses of these pills will disturb them in their nest and
drive them out OF the system.
should remembered that occasional dose when
health especially after taking coldi will prevent the
disease from forming in the body.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills sold By all dealers in
Medicines,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
Court Of Common Pleas,

DeLULCuTs COA3tly, O7tlO.
Sherman C. Van sicklel
, Petition for Divorce
Lydia A. Van Sickle.
TiHE Defendant Lydia A. van Sickle, resident
L OF Franklin county, OHIO, viii take noSiee that the
plaintiff On the 18th day June, A. D 1860, fled his
il the Court OF Common Pleas Delaware
y Ohio against her praying that the marriage
heretofore existing between them may be dissolved and
alleging that the marriage contract pro-
cured by fraud- said petition i'll be bearing the
next term Of said Court. POWELL & Van DEMAN,
june 49, 'eo-6t. 200l Attorneys for Petitioner
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15

HoLLowAY's THLs- Unnecessary gorue-P rfat;e Of
the Hed-Ihe bleeding, blistering salVatng and tor
turing method Of modern disease tends
the destruction rather than the PRESERVATION of human
life Physicians have certain routine prescribed for
their RudtS Operdndi from which there Departure
the laws Of the Medes and Persians i'm
mutaOle than the dlcta Of tins draconau Code .at
fines men to recE liar doEmas penalty Of ecisonL
Gntrammeied by partc1 lar rules Hoiowayis system Oh
the contrary Is based the simple laws OF nature Pa
pitaon often the effect of Indigestion disorders of the
stomach o. n2rvo affect BY their action the
feet radical cure
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
TEE Ez PEARL
s g wins M a chine.
@ SOMETHING NEWI


THE want OF Sewing Machine which would
h make, with faeiiIty an elegant and strong double
thread stitcha mach nc rou.bning tile good points
the high priced rnac nes (w hou their Complication oe
machinery and wtfh co III be nanfa etured and sold
chcsry rs TO bring within the roach Of those who
need the assistance Of elIbie machine, has deem well
understood by the pubic generally but more Clearly
perhaps bt those VINO wanted but could net pay tbs
price.
Such machine new presented 70 the pubic under
th natuG PEARL.f'
Twill claim Tor the Pearas is usual WITH Nj sew
ing machine advcrtis ents-thai Is better
poets than all uthefs bat will simply say that
and iiose!cas which peFerns fost deli,
cate, difficult aud derable seEingi will conmerd It and
give it reputation.
Some Of the advantages possessed by the PtArl over
other machines may be mcntoned-
Its simplicity Of construction Ubyiates the necessity Of
the usual long is o. printed Instructions that accompany
most other mdchEes for ruung and Keeping in order
Any person Of or4intry mechanical skin can learn IN
short hie how .anage the Pearl and do good work
it. The IeTldOes drop stitches. BY very simple
ana nFrTous attchncn to this machine difhcuty
is eA.ctlaIly ogercorns Il does break neGdea-A
lowing plenty OF in which the needle
and down. there il danger Of this trouble II works
with IN under feed rams vert easy and s not 1t all dI
cult to manage. -
authorized by the manufacturers to the
machine 10 DO any kind faiiiy sewing satisfactory,
and TO be free from apy npeTfecton IN CONSTRUCTION
All who wish or buy excellent sewing
chine are invited to call ana examine the Pearl
c. PIATT, ,A0Es1
Tor Delaware and Union Counties
No. 3, Wr1ttsats BIot1S, Sept 0, Sc. ~5tSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15

follows viz:
Kirby's American Harvester,
Combined ........$ $135 90
Same do. Mower ....... 10 90
Hubbard's Mower e wheels) 125 90
Same combined e wbeels). $50 00
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower ITO 90
Woods Moving Machine. so O0
Manny's Machine, combined 125 0O
Atkins SeIfraking Reaper
Freight to be added to the above.
The above machines all warranted to be well mad
of good materials. and to work well.
Persons wishing purchase will 60 well to cali
their orders early, aud they will be have
them in Call and the upper Hardware
and Agricultural Store.
May Is, COST. C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
The 8larktts.
Delaware MarKe

Corrected weekly by R. E HILLS Soy, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers. No. williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
LOCO, GOO DOLLARs PER ANNUM

To the United States, the preberver and rcstorer of
valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all Sprains, Gads
Wounds, Stiff JOINTS &c. Did you hear Of any
dinary Sore Swelling, Spran and Stiffness, either On
man or beast, which the Mustang Linment would not
cure? Did you visit any respectable Druggist
any part of the world--fn Europe, Asia or America
who did say " twas the greatest discovery of the
age?" Sold everywhere. Every family should have it !;
three sizes.
jnl5l BARNES PARK. Prcrrietors, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
Sreeiat 1ntiees.
Important to Females.
,R CH HEESEM MS PIE
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, VI. d.
New York Civ

Prepared by Cornelius l.. CheesemAn, VI. ID. ,,
New York City
The combination of ingredients these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice They mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
larities Painful Aenstruations removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
side, palpation of the heart, whites, all aec
tons bysterics fatigue pain back limbs &c
dstni bed p, which arises from Interruption of
TO MARRIED LADIES DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are inval-
liable, as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity. Ladies who have been disappointed in the
other Pills place the utmost confidence Dr
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to do
Netice-7heTe condiion Of The female Systen
tciieh the Pills eeithop producing Pc
NANCY-the result ALSCARlPL4G GE, Such is the IRE.
sfsat1e teecy Of he medicine to restore the sersdl fame
tiozs normal condition that the ro,ouctire potcr
Of nature cannot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read,
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail enc!os-
ing 81 Dr.. CoKNELICs L CnEEsF1AS, Box 1881, Post
ofiee, New York City. Sold BY druggist in every
town in the United States
RIB. HUTcHINGs,
General gent for the Uued States,
No. 90 Cedar street, New York,
10 lrhon all Wholesale should Dc addressed.
Sold by B. LIcKlasoN s. son, Delaware. I*ures ,'eo1y
The Mustang Linine'at Rkeuma,irm;
The Aasiang Lini1aert cares StiD Jei1ats
The Nsss,ry Liainrcnt cures BHrns and Wounds
The M,lst:rng Li,lsniert Sores, CIeers cated
Breasts and Srge Nptes 1stural ia, Corns and Fats,
,x,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
yloIotions of tho Consti,ution.


One Of the principal complaints made a
gainSt the North, by the South, is the viola
ton oftbe Fugitive Slave law. As odious as
are some Of the provisions of that law, the
people Of the North have usually allowed the
slave cstchcrs the full benefit Of IL, when n
real fugitive was known to be in question:
Had not advantages been taken Of il to re-
duce freemen to slaves, we question whether
very little, il any hindrance would have ever
been putin the way of its execution. Buthow
does the account stand on the other side p
Which section has more offended against the
constitution, which says that the citizen of
each State shall be entitled 10 all privileges and
immuhilies Of citizens of the several States ?
Have not citizens Of the Free States been per-
secutei, !, robbed, lynched, expelled, or
hanged in many of the Slave States? The
atrocities in Texas are still fresh in the public
recollection, and some Of them are too shock
ing to relate. Ministers of the gospel, teach
ers, governesses, artisans, commercial trav-
elers, peddlers, Yankees, Irishmen and Ger
mans have been tarred and feathered, scour-
ged and drived out, hanged, and burned al
the stake by ruflian mobs in the Slave States,
on mere suspicion, or on the testimony of ne.
groes. The American citizen from Free
State who finds himself in South Carolina,
Georgia or Texas, has no safeguard in the
constitution of his country. 1t is dead letter
as far as heindividually is concerned He may
cry out under the scourge, am an Ameri-
can citizen. but it will not reduce the number
Of his stripes. Neither can he obtain the
slightest redress. Why is this Are there
no rights but tho rights of the Stakeholder ?
Citizens of the Free States have not only been
robbed of their property and the right of iran
sit, but their freedom and their lives. Is this
not violating the constitution ? II is true
that these Northern travellers sometimes hap
pen to be nothing but poor laboIing mcchan,
ics;" y9t, is not white man as good as q
"nigger" ? The truth is the real violators
of the constitution are found in the South and
until they give us pledges of better security
to Northern and foreign-born citizens within
their own jurisdiction, they may as well aban
don the role Of injured innocence, and cease
their clamois about the violation of the Flu
gitive Slave law.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
About Compromises.

The telegraph has already apprsed us Of
the appointment of " Pacifcation Commit
tee" by the Lower House of Congress, and
of the sentiments expressed by certain mem
bers oft, in favor of constructing the Mis-
souri Compromise Line, Before acceeding
to this measure, however, it is asked of the
North, by the South, that the former pledge
herself to carry out all the provisions Of the
Fugitive Slave act, grant TO shareholders the
right of transit through the Free States with
their negro slaves, acknowledge the right of
protection to slave property in all the common
territories, and in short make slavery nation
al and freedom sectional. Such, we take it,
is the basis upon which the southern pacific
ators wish to re.cstablsh compromise line
If the experience of the past is any criterion,
the measure indicated would be the most fatal
ever placed upon record, and alike inconsst
ent and repugnant to the feeling liberty and
welfare of large majority of the people
this confederaoy. AS proposed, il can never
be effected. The perfdous repu lialion of the
Northern share of the Compromise of 1890,
by an almost united Southern vote, aid.d BY
few Northern doughiaces, aud the gross
violation Of the peace measures of 1850, by
the renewal ofagitation in l854-even If we
were to have our rights properly recognized
has rendered all further transactions in that
line n xt thing to impossible This we be
lievc to DO the sentiments of The groat major
ity-the highest judges olthe nation. lnthis
connection we have to say, we heartily APP
prove the course Of cur able representative,
Mr.. Ashley, in voting against tie appointment
of the Committee. for We believe it is only
an expense to the government without the
slightest prospect Of curing the sore,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
Annthcrf:reni Power.

The Kingdom of United Italy, which Vic
tor Emanuel has consented to govern, con-
sists OF Southern as well 0s Northern Italy.
Besides, the majority Of tho people in the
middle and Eastern portions of the Papal
States are known to be favorable to annexa-
ton to the new kingdom, which would thus
include the entire Peninsula, except a small
district round Rome and the Austrian prov
ince Of Venida. Venita and the entire Papal
Dominion must eventually be absorbed by the
new united kingdom AS now organized, it
is equal in extent to NewYork, Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey and half Of Delaware, with
a population exceeding that of our Free States
and territories. Should all the Papal Do
mnion and Ventia be added, the whole
kingdom would contain ZOO square miles
and over twenty-five million inhabitants. 4.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
Hon. John Iintchins.

The telegraph reports that while North
ern men in the House of Representatives
were proposing the abastment of the Free
States. John Hu,chins Intro iuced reSolu-
ton instructing the committee to report what
legislation is necessary to give full effect TO
that part OF the Constitution which provides
that the citizens OF each S ate shall be tA,i-
tied 10 all t c privileges and immnities of the
other StNtes and also thai it is necessary TO
secure to all the people, whelh,r residing in
or travelling through any Safe, the full BEN
eft OF that part OF the Constitution which
secures them against unreasonable searches
and sezu es in the absence Improbable cause" +"
This. we believe, is the FIRST demand made r
the rights of Northern men in the preSen, Con-
gress, and it is just what il needed at this
time. Under the reign Of terror, which now
exists at The South. men are frequently syiz'
ed, and on the merest suspicion OF being from
the North. hanged. or blrned at the stake
Many men on business have been Interrupted
by vigilance committees, aud compelled to re-
turn home under PENALTY Of receiving a coat
of tar and feathers and even women have
not been fee from insult Ii these wrongs
are to continue, without the power TO right
them. a sep rAti,n from Southern serllom
woul b lar pref rable to all. SUeh men as
john llulchlns are needed IN these times.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
IMPORT ANT TO + EN- LIE $
DR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Prepared by Cornelius Chccseman, NJ. D, New ork City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice, They are mild
i'm their operation and certain in correcting all irregular
tiles, painful Mcnsrul6ons, WmovinG all ohstructions,
whether om cold otherwise headache, pain The side,
palpitaton Of the hear, whites, all nervous affections,
MYSTERIES fatigue pain the hack and limbs, Sc, disturb
eA slcsp. which arijsc rOm Interruption ct nlture.
To MARRIED LAprTS.-Dr Cheeseman's Pills are m
valuable as they Will bring the monthly period with
regularity. Women who have been disappointed in the
use of other Ps can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent 20 do.
NOrtC There is onc condition in the female system
in which the Pills cannot he taken without producing
lguIIA Az RESULT. The condition referred TO is rREGNAN'
tN-an3 the result MISC ARMAGB such is the irreslsa-
he tendency OF the medicine 10 rcstore the sexual hmc
tons to normal condition, that even the reproductive
power oG nature cannot resiSt 1t.
Warranted purely vegetable AMI free from anything
Injurious Explicit divctions which should be read ac
company each box Price 81 Sent by mail on ences
me- IN 10 pr Cornelius l.. ChecSeman box 45Sl, Post
olRee, New York City.
81 sold 10y one Druggist in every town IN the |. >.
r. b uurCNlNS,
0cnpral Agent for the I. 5, No. "a Broadway,
To whom an or trs should he addreSsct.
For sale hoy PICS UtNiIroN lerysQurg, i2-ly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
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For the Pcrrysburg journal.
The Famine i'm Kansas.

Mn. EmToR.-I have received the following letter
which fully explains itself The writer was Formerly
citizen Of Ohio, and is well known in Toledo He was
member Of the Kansas legislature, and, from long
and intimate personal acquaintance take pleasure in
saying that any statements which he makes can be re-
lied upon. - - 90, ,oco
, NolI MhuS Olu",i,,eo w, iooo
IT, ~ hIGolNsi Esq DEAN SiR-l nave oeeil lPoln
yea agent py tho people o 1eneh1h O1uty, n',,Sas
territory, ana approved 10y tne lerlloila ~
soncit hlu ann " ioIW1ru such i'caS W .y,gl ~
people OF ONO may icel disposed 10 conpuw " iS
IN Jefferson county curing he past lour yGhrs, anu Nv Nuo"
thc cii,uhs tmccs o' ue Peupe V pc suou "s ~ u"'
mend them TO the benevolent and eVefyWhee'-
Our corn crop, IN the ageygae' Wm hw aIcIFo lnIeo
bushels 70 thc acre, ana Wh't we ''o " so p"N Tol
eaten that rs unn lr use i0aocs uu io' !'c" cNch
q return ol the seed planteo
Duuhg the Pa'J TWO years twenty i've OF nrF tlou-
snna persons n9Ve seuru ih the Ierllofy' lhose cl
ing III 5u could 90 bu tue toWnroS ralsng crop lH,
year. Ihey uNed on inc means brought "lln mem uhu
Itll'u on crop ih oV Wch hAs peen bn chIp AHuI'
ana t3Y are without aIn'NDlG means WIN Nuen 10 pu
cure the ncccssa1es o e. Unless theY get ald ana
TINT immndiatgly large numbers mstsnltl hundreds
WIN PNdly sups,S' ON corn nieAo atone VI h,l can go
enough ct that butcyen hatis not TO be had by many
ony ~ 'm4ed quanueS, just suuic9n " Keep sou alo
body together WiH the people OF woo! County ASSIST
us NJ "W present nee. Nune! VT 'ouHng cuh ps "I
Wmdcd to W. r. NJ Alney! 'mcago, VINO rs the pusl-
ness agent OF 10 the uhu,IslEno.' al 'o'unpuS'
Respectfully yours ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,
"NMH' MVN'"E'
That the people Of Kansas suffering for ntorthc
,ccccssor;os or IG Thorn car, IN, ,n doubt vet tho mace
| on 80 a.
W u'oSo ''s'"s III ''e o""" S''," "o' !" ''"''@' ue
fact were il Otherwise they would certainly, from the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20

There will be found advertised in paper some
family medicines that we desire to callespecia attention
to- Among them is Dir. Weayers Salt Rheum Syrup
and Cerate We speak more directly of the Cerate-an
ointment that every family should have at hand We
know 1t has no equal for the cure of frosted feet chill
blans cracked or chapped hands lips, and for
is afflicted with any disease which requires goodsave,
we advise them to give DR. Weayers Cerate Just one
trial. and they will be convinced of its merits. DIR, VS.
Syrup, with the Ccrate, is sure cure for all humos,
sores and diseases that arise from the impuriy of the
blood Another valuable remedy is the old standard
remedy and peoples favoritc, Perry Davis Pain Killer
Oar readers only want 20 know that this remedy IS pure
O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bters is Il very agreea-
BILE medicine and valuable where stimulating agent is
required. We know that the above named medicines
are lust what the afflicted require and be found nj
the drug stores generally. Louisville Dem., Feb. l6 go.
Sold by Peck 4 Hamilton. 1878
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20
Union Meetings.

The greatest piece of hunkyism imne Unable
on the part of the North, is that of holding
Union meetings and declaring for concession
before secession which means, kick us,
Messrs Shareholders, spit upon US, but don't
leave us Such was the character of Union
meeting held at Phiadephi last week.
Now, there is no concession which will purify
the South, without complete sacrifice of the
great principles OF fceedom, for the sake Of
nationalzing slavery; and as for secession,
the State that attempts il will have underta-
ken big job, Douglas tells us that secession
is ire son, and that il can result in nothing
short of wa. If the cotton States are going
to dissolve the Union because the North re-
fuses to give way to the inroads of slavery,
all the Union meetings in chistendom wont
save it. Union meetings, such as that above
named are an insult alike to common sense,
and the system of free labor, and the less we
have to do with them the better for all con
cerned