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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

CnASeS or TrsI The Party iO the South who re r.,
cslaH = o,,,s,d 70 Philadelphia ana New.York"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

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la nuid Of the four tile.wafer O

The tolls paid at the four tidewater Offices amonnt
TO $3i4 52 and twottirds Of this sum was no douot
on freight going 10 the Western states and Canadh 70
that we NAV assume that least $50 COO IN round
numbers has been paid through traffic leaving only
about 600 TO have been paid Oh the products OF
this State. We give these figures TO show our reaaeis
eonstrnction and maintenance without drawing upon
our own citizens to meet those clsrges We take a
Just prlde 10 making these exhibits; They not Only
STOW the capacity Of our public works IN meeting te
exiyeucee thrown upon them, but their ablty aso i
re.pondng fas revenue upon proper adjustmen, OF
tie rutes OF toll. Albany Evening Joufnai'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

rot at present be any oc asion for the imposition Of
taxes TO meet TIE interest The public debtor TO re-
imbure any principal tnat may fall due tLis year or
next.
The whole amount Of tolls received on the Canals
during the fiscal year ending the 30h Of September
1861, was $3,366,S22.
The foil wing comparative statement showsihe gross
receipts Of tolls for the years uaned:
1889. 1860. 1851.
GL6s,j63 f2,3el J9l fJeb,sH
Slowing gain in 1861 Of s9S5 81 over lst0 and OF
81 552 ACC over 1859; an aggregate o. 3I 9oi Ior
The years-equfl TO the proceeds of tax oi one
and three fourihs mills
II may not be uninterestiDg 10 see what amount OF
these tolls collected the present fiscal was p' on
the products OF this State, and what amount has been
paid on through traffic.
The tolls collected al the Buffalo and ionawsnaa
Oswego and PhGnix Offices, paid the products
of the Western States and Canada:
Tolls at Buffalo aud TonswaI da -,..... ,Seo2id
Tolls at 0swcso and PhaniI............" @''4"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

THE NEW IEAR.-Tueslay, as everybody
knows, the year 1861 w.s uslcred into exist
ence. We had intended :" making few re-
marks ON the OCCASION, but the following
which we find in the Springfield republican.
is 50 much better than anything W. can say.
that We submit il instead
Time, knceln% upan the shores of eternity.
and murmuring prayer to the Great I'm
known, has counted another bead upon his
frosty rosary. Standing Mt his Sle the angel
Of the bright New Year looks calmly out on
the far-Aaslling sea, while lying upon the shore,
swathed in the Implying heavens.
The annua, recurrence of this day brings
tears to Memory while il wraaths with smiles
the lips of Hope Who among us can look
back upon the path of the vanished year, and
behold no dear friend, who weary with the
march of life. has fallen by the wayside p
BY the side Of that path lies Il husband, the
mound above whose moiionleSs breast has
been stccped in tears. \ wife, whose bosom,
for many long years, plowrl weary brow,
lies cold and stony there. A child, the first
born, the best, the on!y,-he who seems so
like an angel that your heart misgave you
when you called him yours, and the memory
Of whose sweet prattlc and caresscs is locked
as yonr choicest treasure in your heart of
hearts, lies by that silent path. The wealth
with which many began the last years jour
ney, has taken to itself wings. aud left them
naked ahd homeless. All look back upon
some dear hope cherished, some loved one
among the dead and the myriads of dreams
that seemed born in heaven have been dissipa-
ted before they descend to the grasp.
But the future is before US. Blessed angel
of hope gorgeously it opens The future,
rot with its own year bur with its long fight
of years, which mount up to the place of our
dreams. We know that grim lions guard
every landing on the stair case, and that many
of us wilt fall and be crushed, but with an
honest aim, firm purpose, a buoyant hope,
and great trust in Gods good providence,
let us press onward and upward.
saAn age Of greater interest than the one in
which we live, man never had the privilege to
live Ia. 1t is an age of light, the age of ac-
tion, the age Of discovery. Our race appears
TO have awakened from the sleep Of luxuries.
Old expressions, old creeds, kingdoms and the
old order of things are breaking up, and a
new earth is in preparation for the Inheritance
of our children. Amy one who looks around
him cannot fail to see that the nineteenth CEN
suty is the great seedtime Of human progress.
We deem it blessing to be allowed to live in
an age so frought with life, novelty and activ-
ity, and so perfectly filled with the vivilying
spirit of anticipation.
Let us then enter joyfully upon the new
year. God only knows what we achieve
in it, if tCe try Let good resolutions be es
tabIished and old ones confirmed, With
Truth for our guide, Love for bosom com
Panion and Duty for the path of our feet, nei
ther death nor disaster can hinder 1861 from
being to us happy year"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Old raIlaeiss Broken Down.

THE REsIsTLEss PROGRESS OF TRUTH
saPopalEus Dlllt dscipi. "-'.The people love to
be deceived, y might have been true saying
in the days of Horace, but it is not so in this
enlightened age. Tie promptitude with which
the sick, in all parts of the world, have aban-
ment. for the eXpulSOTy system Of Professor
Holloway proves that the people Gun distinguish
between mere suppression and radical cure. and
that neither the prestige Of professional posi-
ton, nor the sententi0us dogmatism of the
ritualists of tbs schools. can blind them to the
wonderful results of new practice, which
never makes the mistake of killing the patient
instead of the disease. In the United States
as in all other regions of the earth Holloway )
remedies have popularized themselves. Il 10
true that the victims of disease have been in
vited through the press to give them trial ;
but is equally true that every trial has male
new prOselytes. and that every prOselyte thus
obtained has made hundred more. They have
become the household medicines of nearly ev-
cry family. Incredible as such a statement
may seem, and unparalleled as such q result
undoubtedly Is, they are verified. we under
stand. by the books of Professor Holloway 8
establishment in New York
In our crowded cities where. at certain sea-
sons, the malaria exhaied Iy an almost verti-
cal sun, is the prolific source Of deadly cpl
denies in the new settlements Of the West,
where fever and ague. dySentery. and other
diseases com apa t" tn It region. prostrate the
population Of wholc districts ut once; and in
the swImps and blyous of the South the Pills
have s;lvel the lives of Thousands while in
Use of scrUfull and cutlnGous disease, the
Ointment is considered by ALI classes. and in
all sections nslispeils lc to a thorough cure.
Thrse arc 6IctS unclialenged. and who will be
hardy enough to question the value of reme-
dies fortified iy such credentiais!- Boston
Traveller,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

HoLLowAT's PnLs AND OINTNENT.-The
philosophy of health. Asthma. Bronchitis
and affections of the chest Disease Is fre-
quently the effect of circumstances, neglect
exposure want of precaution being among its
most active causes-trifles, light in themselves,
often lead to most distressing results. Colds
and coughs, for example, are sometimes uHno-
ticed until they settle the lungs, and Gun
sumption is the consequence the same Is aP-
plicable to asthma, bronchitis, and diseases of
the respiratory organs. HOlloways Pills and
Ointment should be used on the first symptoms
of colds and coughs-the Ointment we'll rubbed
into the regions of the throat and chest will
give freedom to the breathing, and nip in the
bud all tendency to inflammation while the
Pills will fOrtify the system against the Tigors
and inclemencie4S of the season.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
MARRTED

In Liberty Church, Thursday evening"
by Rev D. McCarter, Mr.. R. NJ. CELLAR, to
Miss SARAH A SCHENK, both of Delaware Co.
In Berkshire, on the lst inst, by the Rev.
James Wheeler, A. H. BRUNDAGE, NJ. D., to
Miss FRANCE H. THRALL.
In Berkshire, on the list inst, by the Rev.
R. X Nash, Mr.. 4. L. THRALL, to Miss AMAN-
DA MILLER. ID
In Sunbury, Dec. 80, by the Rev. o. Fl.
Newton. Mr.. JAMES P. DEoKER. to Miss ALICE
UrLEY, all of the above place.
BY the same on the lst inst, at his residence
in Delaware, Mr.. /. .. DAvEY, to Miss LUIzA
WILLIAMSON, both of Delaware county.
On the lst inst, by Rev. J. NJ. Morrow. Mr..
RoBART DAVIS TO Mrs. ELIzABETH BIRD, both Ot
Delaware county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

FIRE AT GALENA.-Last Friday night the
Hotel building in Galena, owned and occupied
by Mr.. Isaac Hoover, was destroyed by fire,
together with the barn and other outbuildings.
The larger portion of the furniture in the
house was saved but the contents of the
barn and other outbuidDgs we're consumed, in
cluding pair of horses, hogs, corn, grain &C.
There was no insurance on the property, and
the loss is estimated at $4,000.
The fire was the work of an incendiary, and
was communicated to that portion of the barn
nearest the house, with which is was connect
ed by sheds 1t was doubtless the design OF
- the ineendiary to burn the town. as the ware
house Of Messrs Dethrick & Hodgden, and
the shop of Victor Arnold were fred at the
same time. Had the fire in these last named
Buildings got under full headway before being
% discovered, the greater portion Of the towr
would inevitably have been destroyed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Important TO Females.
In CA ES 6M AN - G444S -
Prepared BY Cornelius L. Cheeseman, II. D.
New York CITY

I'm Ck1 e ESS GM ~AN - FILLS
Prepared BY Cornelius L. Cheeseman, h. D.
New York City
The combination Of ingredients these Pills the
result Of long and practice. They md
sheir operation and certain in correcting all rregu.
7rtes Painful MenstruatoIs removing allobstrucons
Whistler from cold otherwise headache pain in the
,palptaIion Of the heart whtrs, all nervous aec-
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c,
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption Of nature
To MARRIED LADIES Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills inval
liable, they VIII bring the a0hthy period with
regularity. Ladies' ho have been dsEFI in the
other Pills place the utmost confidence in DT.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent 10 do.
Netice-7here is eenditit # the female sysen' T
lvhick Pls be taken lrifhcl producing Pc
CULEAR RESULT The couditifn referred 70 I'REG-
NANCT-fAe result MISCARRIAGE. SUeh IS the IRE
sisaLIe tendency Of the medicine 20 restore the feEEol nc
tioHs aormal eondn at AeTepTedEetile p0ircT
Of nature cannot resist t.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read
company each box. Price 81. sea; by mail encios-
ing 81 Or. CokNEirs l. CHEtz8 EAN Box ,53I, c.
Omc". New York City. sold Is drbrEisi every
town in tho United States. ..-.
R b. HtTcH1NGR,
General AgNAt for the Cnited Statcgt
No. 20 Cellar street, New York
To tchonl Ill WholesdIe oTtlerS should Le addressed.
Sold by 3. DICKINSON SCN, ] el$Nart - nSt ,'to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

ARTHUR's MAoAzINE.-NO better magazine
Of its kind IS found aE5Ogg the periodicals Of
our chuntry than this. 1t is pure and good
always aiming to elevate. purify, and refine,
while sweeteniBg the passing hour with inno-
cent delight. 1t is, most truly, Home Mag
azine, and worthy Of the confidence of ALL
The volume for 1861 opens with rare attrac-
tions. Terms, 50 per year. Address T. S.
Arthur & Co, 323 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from PIescF1 lcII ct S1T j CtGTke, u u,
= Ekyslcian Ertraordina1y to tie Queen
This invaluable medicine is Enfaling in the cure Of al
those painful and danger so to which the female
constitution is subject II modclHUts Hi excess and re-
moves obsructios, aud speedy may be relied
it is peculiarly suited. 1t w in Fhort tine bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price one Tollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, TO TIoVCnt oCULtCrfeits.
CAUTION!
These Pills she1d Le taLsn Ly JtmaTes during TIE
FIRST THREE No N7HS Of Pregnancy they are 'UTe
obri Aiscarriase Jut at any ether time they are
safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Tain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight cxcItion Tapia
tinn Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills viii,
effect cure when all ether means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron calomcl
ant,mony, or anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carfully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Ccrata,
JOB MOSES, (I-ateI. G. Baldwin 4 Co y
ROCHESTER, n. Y
n B-s1 GO ard postage stamps eEcitscd 30 any au
thorizcd Agent viii insure bottle containing sc Fills
by return mail.
Sold by b. DIcxISsox & Son Delaware. [aug sir
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
RELIEF IN TEN KLNUrES
BRYANs PULMoNIc WAFER S

The glra Medicine Established in 1875, and first ar
81 tico Of the kind introduced Under the meme o
g PULMoSIc WAFERS y in this or any ether country
all uther PulmoIc Waters counterf.its. The gen
he known by the BRYAN being sta pee
o.: each WAFER.
BHYANtS rCIMoSIC WAFERS
Z Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, HOarseEess-
BRYAN's lUI@aNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis nficGit Breathing
al BRYAX's PUINoNlC WAylEs
Relieve SpuIing Uf Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's rLMlNIC WAFFEs
Relieve incipi-Iit Consumption Lung Diseases.
RRYAN's PUI SIoNIc wAFERs
Relieve Iritaticn Of the CvuIa ana Tonsils.
BRSAN's rUIAoNlc WATERs
Relieve the above COM lants in Ten NinCtcF-
FRYIN's PUN WAFERs
Area Blessing IL all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAxs rTLNaNIr WATEES
Are adapted for voc,lixls and Public Speakers
BEYANS fULNhNIc WAIERs
Are N simple furm ana pleasant to the taste
BRYANS FULM mic WATERS
Not oaly relieve, hut n.ct apd and busting cures
-e BRYANs PULNoNIC WAFERs
Arc warranted to give satisfaction TO every enc.
No family should he without box Of
BRYAN's PUN wAFERs
the huuS"-
Notsaveler should be Without supply Of
BRYAS's IUINnNIC WATERS
in his packet.
Nope-son willover-rljcct to give for
BRvAx's Fr1N1NIc WATERS
Tw suty five Cents.
JOB MOSES Snlc Proprietor, Rochester X Y
gSnE y B. IiICKIssoN Soat, and all good Druggists.
gust 81, 1850 fly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

Watches.

n SULL assortment OF Fine Erglish, Swiss, and
"A AmtScan Lover aua Lcpie Nalcacs, ii Cold Ner
In Plated tssrs jest received, and viii be sold at
prices quite satisfactory the purchaser at
June ,'6O-@tf E9. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
sheriT 9. raster cemmisgioner.s Sole.

Sheriff & master Commissioner's S Sale.
William Mel DY virtue of adecretal
yS. ID order uf sale to me tii-
Win r. na.ncli ct. al. fected from the Court Of
Pleas OF Delaware county Oh O, VIII oer al
pubic safe at door the Court Room in Delaware,
On M day the 2lst day Of JonraIy, Ist1,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and 4o'clock
the following described real estate tot Situate in
the county Of Delaware and State of Ohio and bounded
and described f,liUEs, fo-wi uotS numbers two,
three four five, ami seven, Il, g. 1, s. anil as
laid AMI designated upon the plat and survey and
subdivision Of h west Of lot No four y and east
part Of lot No eight Isl in section tive" township four
range nineteen, L. S II. survey-survry male for M.
D. COvcH and H. Walling and recorded in the Record of
PIats OF Delaware county, vol. p page 93 containing
thirty four 1881 less. oututs No 2 ),
T. 5, 6 and all in lot No 8. Appraised at 81 100.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner
Doc 81 '6o-*ts (S4 OO)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

Every person desires to preserve that natural
covering of the head, his natural hair, and
very few see it turning gray upon their heads
or falling out, without regret. The best pre-
vention Of this decay which medical science
has yet discovered. is Prof Sechrist's Hair
Restorative, All who have used it pronounce
it eficacious. 1t gives health to the scalp,
vigOr to the growth. and without dying. re-
stores the natural cUlor of his hair. See advsr-
tisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

AYERs AMERICAN ALMANAC Is now ready for
delivery. gratis. at their agents who are happy
to supply all that call for them. Every fami-
ly should have and keep this book. 1t is worth
having comprising much general information
of great value. 1t gives the best instruction
for the cure of prevalent complaints, that we
an get anywhere. It's anecdotes alone are
worth bushel of wheat and its medical ad-
vice is sometimes worth to the sick the wheat &
weight in gold Many of the medical altman
acs are trash but this is solid metal. Its cal
culations are made purposely for this latitude
and are therefore cerrect. Call and get an Ay-
er's Almanac, and when you get, keep it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Speeial Aotftrs.

Ministers Of the gospel, of all denominations.
have used Wilson's Celebrated Headache Pills
as 3 remedy for the general indispusitiOn and
drswsinesS which 50 frequs ntlo attends their
arduolls calling, and hundreds Of them have
borne voluntary testimony of the great relief
they hHve experienced from the use of this
medicine, for Indigestion, Eery0us Headache.
and similar ills Prepared and sold by B. l.
FAHNEST0CK & Co., wholesale Druggists.
aud PrnpFietors of B. l. FAHNEST0CK'S
VERMIFUGE.N No. 90. corner Wood and Fourth
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa, and NJ l. Starr 4
Brothers, Delaware, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
The attarkets.
Delaware MarKe

Corrected weekly by R. Z. HiLrs Son, Wholesale al
Retail Groccrs, No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

This Is the day designated by the President
as National day of humiliation, fasting
and prayer in view OF the present threatning
condition Of Abe country We understand
there win be services nj St. Peters Church,
commencing At IL o'clock a. m %
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Dr.. velpeau's Cankerine.

DIR. VELPEAU'S CANkERINE cures Iuturid store Mouth
DR. VE1.PEAU s CASkERINE cures Sore Nipples
DIR. VEI.PEAU'S CANKERINE cures liberated SOTcs
DR.. VEI.PEAU'S C8NKERiNE cures Cuts.
DR. VEIPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Burns.
DR. VEI.PEAU'S CANKERINE cures Sores.
DIR VEIPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Cliapped Lips.
DR. VFIIEAU'S CANKERINE cures liberated Gums.
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINEi is the best Purifier of
the Breath of any thing known
DR. VEIlEAU'S CAM ERNIE cures Cankcr in the Mouth
Throat or stomach, resulting from Scarlentna or
TyphGs Fevers.
Ladies you delight in pure white teeth use the Can
kcrine and your desire will be realized We pledge our
that entirely free from acids and all poisonous
substances. he given infant with perfect
safety. II will preserve the teeth and Keep the gums
free from 1t is equally ecacous for nursing
sore mouths all the thousands of remedies that have
been pa forth the of the various diseases above
none can equal the Caukerine-
Sold Delaware by NJ l. STARR II. CORNELL, B. DICK
INsoN & Sox and by Druggists generally
j. BURRIII 4 CO.,
Propri ietors, 93 Maiden Lane, MY.
Read the following certificate frOma wcllknown citizen
Of Columbus
COLUMBUS ONO, Sept. Il, 1850.
Nessrs ]. BuFRILL h Co.: GeRilemen-Beine troubled
" it'll a Sore Throat while travelling in lenIsyiva
recommended to your CANKERINE, and by using
twccI was entirely cured. l. therefore, recommend
atroubed with any disease Of the throat believing
tito just what every family should haTe Very res
PectfuIy, [oct5 ,'6O-tIyl W. l. HUGHES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
sheriff 8. Master Commissioner Gale

Esther Lyter A tmnistratrix) D virtue of deere
- tai oTOcr otSale to me
James Kent and wife. directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas OF delaware county, Ohio shall Of
fer at D. bic sale at Of the Court Room Dol
aware,
Monday, tie 21st day If January, 1861,
between the hours of O'Clock and four O'Clock
D. m the following described real to-wit Fifty
thrSe (53l land taken Of the north end OF
lot No eight (s in the third quarter the third
ship nineteenth range, Of the United StatOs Military
Lands being the lot of land conveyed by Eugene
Stanborn and wife Jacob Roads by deed bearing date
the day of October, \. D. 1880. and conveyed by
Jacob Roads and wife James Kent by deed bearing
date August Z, A u. 1916 Appraised at 81 $50.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner
Dec. 81 ISso-*ts. $4,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
PA NO F0R TIE s.
J. VII EsY

J. W ii 7 7 L z S 7
UToULD respectfully inform the Public that he
W. has on hand Large assortment OF flANO-FORfkS
from the best eastern manufacturers aud would call
special attention to and splendid seven octave
Piano from Steuway Sons mandatory. The repua-
ton said Pianos is equalcd in tho United States
They have been awarded the First Premiums when and
wherever brought into competition with the best makers
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bait more. They
received ths two First Prize Medals at the MctropoeHn
FAIR Washington 1855 First Prize Gold Medal, Amcri
Institute, Crystal Palace, New York, 1850 First
Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute Baltimore 1856
First Prize Medal American Institute Crystal Palacc
New York, 1856 First Premium, Gold Medal, for best
Grand Piano the Maryland Institute, Batimors, 1851
First Premium the Michigan state Fair Detroit, 1887
First Premium at the State Fair, Richmond 1852 First
Premium the United Fair 1850 First Premium
the State Fair. Dayton 1860 First Premium at tho
st. Louis Fair, 1850
Pianos any ether Musical Instruments will he sold
at smaller profit than they be bought Mt any other
establishment in Ohio. Those wishing TO purchase will
call and see if my statement Is CORRECT.
Ware-rnom two doors east or the Williams Block, on
Writer street. JOIN WHIT ESEY,
Nov. %, cot t2m. Delaware, OHIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Chronic eatarrh, o. Rronehitis.

Boston, June Z, 1850.
For several years ! have suffered from IA Ca
tarrhdL -4fection consequent upon Bronchitis. l
tried various remedies without relief The
system appeared failing under repeated attacks.
| made trial of the PERUVIAN SYRUP,
and soon found decided improvement. 1t is
now six months since had any attack. and L
am doubt adding my experience to that of
others that the PERUVIAN SYRUP produced
this favorable change
FRANCIS DANA, NJ. D.
'' PERUVIAN SYRUP is a Solution of the Proto<ids
Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine and strikc'
at the root of disease by producing healthy blood
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism. For sale by all Druggists. STARR s
BROTHER Agents for Delaware.