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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

fdeBee; while, at the same time, every
budy itli sHre they would finally vote
for u yictiOu.
volv,d in the flurth question inquired
8bour, the contest uf counsel tu gst IN
ths evidence Of Cab net Minister'S,
closed on the part Of the cOuus' I.
Postmaster General r 4mdal was then
ea1lrd 10 dlscrsdit tie testimony OF Fos-
ter BlodZetT, who, as Postmaster Ct Au-
eusta, Georgia, had been removed and
who was a witness for the Managers
Mr.. Randall testified that be had sus-
tseuded BlodgeIt because It was rspor-
Ted TO hIm that he had bPen indicted
for perjury, ano that The PI esideut lad
noGuiug 10 do with It, aud knt-vF Moth
ing about il. On the cross -eXamtnR-
Ii1n, Mr.. Butier brought uJit the Tact
very pulnsediy that Mr.. RandHli hau
violated ne law.
Mr.. EvaF:s then announced that the
deIt nse had all the members oT this
Cabinet present To testify in regard 10
all the points counsel had ATTEMPTED to
show 8v - efetaty WeiisS, but aA they
yye3s ful q utit, they uJw closed tie
testimony for the defriise, unless some
minor niat5ers had been CFeri0uked
through Er. Sfan0ery's absence, which
they now knew moth ng about.
Monday Mr.. Curtis announced that
the evidence for the President was
closed. Tne Managers submitted stIns
sddiLlDnal ddeumt flEarv evidence, nat,
however, important in iJs character
Post master General Randall WAS re-
called, aud made more c ear his viola
ti0ns Of Law. Manager Butter made ati
udSbccessful attempt to INTRODUCES .svf-
dence 10 refuie The charge OF p sT5ury
against Mr. BlodEetl- Mr.. Butler then
snhOuhced that the Managers had nc
nl re evidences to submit. Mr.. Bout
day, to tnsble him 10 review the evil
denee Before beRlBntng b'a argument.
Nj. Evafts stated thai Me-. Slanb,-ry
WIS rec ,veTlug, hut he askad an ad-
inurnment for two days. To this the
Managers sarspd, and It was so ordered
WcdHesJ51y-Tas Chief Justice stated
that the fiFst business would bR Ou the
order offered by Mr.. Sumner allowing
ths managers Tor the House and the
counsel for the President 10 have leaSg
10 file prigssn or printed arguments bsl
[ fore the 0rat ar1zuUents e0mmehc5.-
1 After considerable debate 10 was order.
I ed, 'tTnut gs many Of the mdnHgers
/ and 8f the counsel FOR Eus Pfealdsut as
desire To q Go, be permitted to dle ar
/ guments or address the Senate ora lY
DnC the concluding oral arguments
[ shall be made by one Of The managers
AS provides by the 2lsJ Rule" at ten
minutes before one, Mr. B5uIWpl cUu-
uiencsd his arguueut, aud, at 4 4O'cl. ok
I yielded TO a utUIiOn 10 adjUuFE, stating
that he w.uld occupy about an hour
and a half Tomorrow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

A day or two after the final passage
Of the bill taking the franchise from
persons attending schools and colleges
q prominent Democratic menlbe of the
Legislature remar ked "T voted for
that bill, voted against the bill sgainst
prize fighting and voted for the repeal
OF the liquor law. Our party fiuds that
the clergy have wandered from Chris-
tian principles and that the colleges dssd
churches are against as, and the DEM
Ocralio party has come TO the oonUlu-
sion that as it expects no favors from
such institutions It viii give hone."
So the democracy fluids that churches
and colleges are its antagonists and
that its mission is to encourage Intern
perance and prize fi2hting rather than
thesel A lamentable conft ssion in.
deed to he made bY a political leader
in land where intelligence is our
pride and safety! The Demoara5i1 par-
" of to-day arrays itself against light
knowledge as we'll az aga INST los atty
and Justice. No wonder it has been
died ''the organized ignorance Of the
country"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The Cincinnati Commercial, a johnson
advocate, admits, when driven to the
va that neither theActing Presidpnt''Oi
any other man has the tight to violate
law which he assumes to be unCOnstitu-
tional, but straightway proceeds to
claim for Mr.. johnson "or any other
man" the right ''tO set in operation such
a train Of causes or circumstances as will
raise an issue for judicial determination
and decision" But this general right is
not, in Johnson's case, the matter At is
sue. The QUESTION is, can an alleged in
ton of trying the cnnstitutiOna,ly JUS
tify the President ia violating the
law ?? AS to whether he did violate the
law there is no dispute, since that IL
confessed. The issue before the Senate
fben narrows to this: Is JOhnsOn's al
legged intention sufficient tustitica-
tiun2 Even his advocate, the CONNER
cfaL, Is. constrained 10 confess that it Is
not. Common sense Wil admit of NO
9th r conc Iusion. Ifthe Pres dent may
break one law to try its constitutional
ity he may dc the same with every 9TH
er. and Congress cannot frame an en-
actment uvl9iuh he may not tFampla TN
der his feet. The rebels professed to be-
Iievs .clerci n unconstitutional and
lead that as q iustifica. ion for resist
ing il. Every conspirator and law
breaker In the COZ. .Sntry might set mp
the same defense and if it were sum
.cient none could be punished. The
President may set in operation asmany
strains OF causes etc, as he Pleases,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
Mr. Wade in the Impeachment Tria

The Washington Correspondent Of
the Columbus sEour1ag says
The conduct Of Ben Wade on the
impeachment IT al Is simply splendid
Having insisted on his right to sit in
the trial-a right which, as a Senator
of Ohio, he held that he had no right
to abdieate. merely because il haPpen-
ed that he had been hOn0red by his
brother Senators with the ofice of
PresideOt pro fempOre Of the Senate.
and thereby made the legal successor
of President johnson in case of i'm
Deachment-aud having been conce-
ded the right to sit, he valves his
privilege Of voting. and thereby shows
to the country that the 'inteTefted"
Senator y no is sitting and voting in
Judgment on Andrew johnson is not
Benjamin & Wade. hat the Presidents 8
own sOn-in Law, Patterson, Of Ten
nsssee. This individual has never
shown any scrupies about voting on
every question that has thus far come
up in the course Of the trial. and is as
true to the criminal at the bar as he
is 10 the bottle Rf the bar. I trust
that the vote of Senator Wade may
not be needed 10 convict Andrew
johnson. but If it Is needed I believe
it will be given; and in that vote the
country viii see another honest act
performed by brave old Ben Wade,
for he will first resign the Presidency
of the Senate and thus throw the
Presidency Of the United States be-
hind him. Whatever may be the re-
suit of the trial, and whs'ever part it
NAV be the lot Of Judge Wade to play
in Il. ] am convinced Of this, that he
will yet by his actions silence 'hp ear
ming Of weak .stomached political
friends and the denunciatiOns of all
honorable enemies "a "a his public
cnnduct toward the President and the
Presidency.
Let US hope that TIE Republican
party is old enough to take strong
meat, capable Of sPpTeciating an hon
est man, brave enough TO follow q
bold one, aud not afraid of blunt Ben.
Wade.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

Springfield Tuesday night. About 8
OolOek. two of the prisoners confined
in the jail there on the charge Of mur-
deriDR Daniel HeTtz'er, and three
O'heF prisoners. aided by woman made
their escaDe. The hells we're Turg, a
public meeting held. rewards offered.
patrols sent out in every direction, aud
the mnst energetic measures TesOTted to
Tor the Tecapturce Of the cOnviots. One
Ofthe Her'zier murderers was to be
tried Wednesday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The Democratic House at Columbus
uas found che words 'fUnion Loan OBJ
jectionable and has stricken them out
Of the appropriation bill. At first il
was sugarly phrased ''the so-called IN
Ion Loan" but even that savortd too
much of the late unpleasantness for the
Democratic stomach.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

Young Raen who come from other
States to attend Ohio Schools will here
after understand that in so doing they
must undergo the humiliation OF dis
francht-ement. This rare inducemPnt
will no doubt cause a great rush from
other Stats 10 Ohio institutions Of
learning.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
TON THUMB AND HIS FAMILTt!
ONE DAR ONLY!!
At MTLLER'S HALL.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3Oth. 1868,
Two Lev, es-at 8 and SPIN.

At an 4bsence OF three years 10 Europe, whers
h. = have delighted nearly all the Kinns, On
mPPrOrF, H..hi ny, and Five Milton CIT gus tht
ssuid WuII " these Wonderful LIruPUTIASs ,vr
vet IPd 10 ih' ir Nstive land, and giving n
" FARtwELL ENTERTAINMEyTB prior 70 lhi ir daai
r. tIrempnt 10 PRIV lie.
They are uud0u"Isdiy the m0st astonishing and
deiiRh 3 Wohdtr Of The Age? FO' beau if illy
. hiuL ire. Ga aCeiu', IntPtiigents v ,, Edu-
c,tteu anu r, hned xhihititR mat pouFhea
manners o. the iHEi liable r Ing huam, aud
et only the tiz ''f hree yei .'id cal dTen
Their Un q1e am EXC sitriy tuonanttnp PER-
ch rm and delig VERY hehold'r.
s Me-, UtEiTS, hANCE~, &tf IN cbQraCte FiF-
ii,'tIS1u 81. Mi 1T Any FX-R lSES, COMIC M
T TIuNS and Dr. IlNEATiON', FAINT SHE ORA
TiHNS. uIAi tGl IS, amusing II IGKS, CLASH
SrAI UTte, FUNNY ANTOINE 81 aud Burr klSQut
tuMEl ltS, uChaui 10 children, delight thu la
dieH. and astnRish ani pleas e gent enrn.
The scores dtCh AID ~ CANT btESSe4~, anu
. he biiJliHni lection f nmmonds wurn beiury
the various g. aIes + urup' an - whlnl
re int, oduord 10 the Popular Lrvees C., over
T ENrY HUU~ANn bULl4NRS IN hOihl
These liitle mt'H humabity jr3 conveyed e.
tnu from ther a ., tnd Haii by tneir b'autifut
het'anu PONIES AuI Muial Ca riag0, attended
by E,Hu CoaohmAn and F nIuiau In Livery.
81 o. and Chtdrs cVns ideratsy y advised
20 q 'ud the Fay EEhthttlun. and thua Ntod th.
O. GA and COniufi"u tho evening peri "a manorE.
Adu lesion .6 -. chi dreu uuder n, IS
reI { k'strveu ssatsl 30 tents, Children unaa'
ten. rs tents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The Legislature has decided that the
Home provided at Dayton by the ma
tional government for disabled soldiers
shall not be- their home. They must
provide homes somewhere else under
pain OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The murder of Ashburu Is being vIg-
gorOusly followed up by the Ku-Klux
assassins- The New Orleans Republic
can reports the assassination Of sever
al prominent Republicans IN various
parts Of the State. Others have been
hunted and driven TO the woods. The
Union candidate for the Legislature
was killed in Ouachita parish. If the
Impeachment Of Andrew johnson
should fail It will be impossible for Un-
iOnisis 80 live in the South save under
the shield of military protection,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

A railroad employe only i've years
in the country may, IL "head Of
family, gain a residence in the town
ship in a single day, but a native Of
ONO attending school cannot gain one
in seven years. Such is Democratic
legielition. How do you like it young
America?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

OF course the VII sky thieves present
solid front against Impeachment
Like rhe Southern iDplacables they
profit by thean archeiaI reign o. Andrew
johnson and naturally desire to pro
long 1t There are things more imprub-
able than that large share Of the de-
traction Of prominent impeaohers is
the venial produce Of gains lily gotten
by whisky frauds,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The elections in Louisiana and south
Carolina have resulted ia the adoption
Oft new cons itutiOns by large MAJOR
tiles. Congressman viii be admitted
from these States and from Arkansas
as soon as the impeachment trial is
over.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The Chic4pO Tribune Says the latest
intelligence on the subjpet Of Senator
Yates ia II tG n G ImmUtee of RepHbli-
can Sena' Ors have notified him that Re
must do one of three things, viz 1. Be-
have himself ; ors 2, r, sign; or 3. Be
expelled.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

st was early the spring OF 1855 that this ooEn-
pound was originated. A member OF my family
zas sf 'cted vi h an irritation OF the throat, at
tended with a disagreeabla cough. I had for
mouths previous thought that preparation hav
ing for its basis the insi ie bark Of White Pine,
might be compounded as 60 be very uEeful in dis
eases OF the throat and lungs. To test the value
Of st in the ease aIluded tn, compounded a small
q1antfty Of the medicine that mad been planning,
and gave it IN teaEpnonful doses. The result wal
exceedingly gratifying. Within two days the ir-
riiauon Of the throat was removed, the cough sub
sided, and q speedy cure was en cted. Soon after
this sent some to 3 lady in Londonderry, N. H.,
who had been SUITE ing tor some we, ks from bal
cough, occasioned by sudden cold, and had rails
ed mucous streaked with blood. She soon found
relief and sert for more She took about ten
ounces Of it, aud got well. J. B. Clark, editor OF
the Manchester Daily Mirror. made a trial ofthe
same preparation in the case Of severe cold, and
vas cured Immediately. he was highly PLEASED
With the rtsgs, and so confident IN success attend.
ine its sale II placed before the public, that be
dualy persuaded me to give it name, aud send it
abroad So benefit the suffering.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The Bell fOntaine Republican say
Col. Dom P,att II going tu Washington
10 take NJ g pl sDe MS cor, espOndpnt
of The I'IumerCIal. We fear the Re-
publican Is mistaken. We should be
sorry, tor, to lose Mack. The Gunner
cial without Mack wuuid bp like SwiJz-
81 kuse with the smell left uut.-COk.
journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

Under the caption, "Ons Enemy
Less, - the M tcon (tipurgial Messenger
jusIifies the recent assa~sIu-
alton of Hon. GeOrgs Ashburne, OF Col
uinbus, Gsurpia, decuuse his death
made ono Republican less. The Col
umbus Sun fairly glOats over the foul
murder
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The reports from Louisiana, GeOr-
Eia, South and North Carolina, where
elections are pending. are all eBcouTa-
ging, and leave littie doubt Of a com
pleie Republican victory in each Of
those States. No serious disturbances
have been reported.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

Democratic method OF purifying eleo-
lions Making knowledge a bar to
voting.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
Public Sale.
Notice

FTlHE ',-iasysra ana County line Turnpike Cou-
IL nauv b. .hv afvss NJ tica shat BubscFipti' n
hlnsg wiI b, omen = the uurposa Of recs ing
subsartt,i{nng e. { be STOCK { said COMPANY ~
shares OF Fl ~ cellars each, On thu Twenty a
day a. Way is6s. ui she oflse Of Jones & Higplt
IN the Town ~ Delaware. thiC.
BY Order o.
TRE DELkur ERB C0CETT I1NE TURNFlgE CoaiFANT.
Apr.24 --6s-I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
NEW VERfl8 EaTs,
Copper Gightning Rodsl

Copper Lightning 2Odsl
P WISH to inaaHu pgalis ihat : am engaged
in manu'ao5drinE ana pdsslus up
sgO89BsO9s 3 7s.f01agasgGg Cop
per Lightning Rods.
fhass fods 9fs t1s GARGli HEAVIEST
STRONG E@T aud MOST SBGiEsss0 s2rT blt 81 u
anv rod 10 tn market. and aFc aered at fhs same
price Of the other rods made Of lighter Btork.
an prepared TO 70 any place in this or aejoin
ing counties on short notice,
apr "a. 'd3-If n WILLIAMS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
TugTTTTOWTAEg.

very large number OF important testimonials
have already been received from Ply siCanB,
CiergymeU, ApotheCarics, and tudced, iron a.,
classes in society, speaking IN che most Catering
terms uf tho Wtio Pine Componnd
Or. NTCHoHS, NJ Norlhdeld, W., saya;
''I end the VIA g. Pine Compound to be very
efi'Wci0us, not only ~ coughs nnd oih uulmOn-
fc affectiunR but also Ga 81 Ct6ns OF the kidney,
debility Of she stomach, and other kindred T.
Eahs."
Rev. j. K CHASE, Of Bamsey, y. H., vrtes
81 have for years regarded your white Pine
Compound as an EnvHiuabe remedy. ] car TRULY
say that reERTd ID . even more rdiBscona auq
valu8hie Than ever. hRve juHt taken the Gom-
pound lr a cold. and IL works charming iy."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
A GENTS WANTED
~ 1u t-ke urderH flF
nANA's ANN wILstllg-s

LIFE OF ULYSSES S. GRANT,
The Cgpquc Ftho Rpbteion ana Gsnerai uf tbe
United statee Array
Com' "a q complete and aaihentto httory nl
hia evpa Z e nnH interesting car o., mtlh an au-
tlrntio narrative uf hin inra usho mtiitarF 1ur.
vtreR, adding Hiea mr. 'wn-rt n fHttmarn 4 & me
shared, 60 Non, q Soldler, G1d Gigtfgl,tun.
uy Charics A. lana. atu Aasiaaul acoralary q
War. aud
,. y. WusON, Brcvri y .laf General UnUrd states
sta'us Aru,gl iurmfr lnsp co. 0enoraltu
Geueral 6Fahpd StsG
This q andonhtedy iha honA for thatIren. I'D
Werk q n0hl mhed nineo nF, "a silanns NJ 3 a. LIN.
coin Na q neil he tnia. annlH q ur address
H.C.Ei HNepN, Puhirher,
y W. COZ Eourth and Rapn ttas, tinoinuati. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
Owe Ar TEnEu.

uaoe hears nron @ A. b. 30 10 ~ and trnm g %
bP " when thn Ttb or tf urcafa q El&OhFs
tho Prufostt wtd be ln hll room tha SANS %
any hp~ dts.
Ap l7 '68-IycmHr's
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

DOCK AGENT5 WANTED. Tor HOWLA>D's ITFF
ID oF GENERAL GRANT, As A s0LpIER AND A
STATESM'E An accurate Hi-tory Of his Mill Hr,
and CIV areer. One frEe octaV vol. Of so
pages finely il uatrated AGENTS will dTd this tn
B." 20 Sc az the sci time. The larRes
cnmHi-a on given. We, emrlOy General Agents
and 1aF extra Inducements 90 canvass, T So
AEPI t. VIII es ihr adva sue dealing directly
Wirh he pubIlEhers. Fer Il Cuars aud tnrmF
a. dress B. BURR q CT. Pub'ish re-, Hart ord,
C, M 4pi24-tt1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
YOUNG REBET !

Read th e following paragraph and be wite b. gre
% tia TOO late.
Tue raod book pays Tire Wagea Il slh a nfrth. -
u dors not mrnu auidrn dissn uti1ni bui g slow,
lingering. itiuE reafh. Guard aEaiuEt iuluro vi5-
uuti1n & Sue lava uaturn- B0unk H that guui-
deBtrly & practice. Endth Gel gtt hopo ior ynn
60 be an orrgmtnt % tirtT. u 3uu are p q
tcrinE the btnefnl rneu produced upon the heart
brain aud ne vnuH syEi N by q r. abuaa, come
% Une that ui be a no % son. tiuce mi o.
your .siern VI be no aud rpircai iar. No
more noCturnet or stntunl dFcharEe wiH rack
our brnias unslrihE s'gr nrrv Hed umhltlsr
your e1lutorro hut HEALTH, The r. atrGt az aii
b. ssinKs, will be yours tho remnant II your eEls.
t5nce
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
the white Pine Compound Cure

The WnlCe tlne U0mpOuuu GuIeH
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diphteria,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood. and
Pulmonary Affections generally.
It is remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes. Diff
Guilty Of v0iding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, and Gravel.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST

IN WEDNESDAY, APRrI. %, 1858 between Del
" aware and P4Re'oWn. Ca KIN pr, K 4 bonh
Cunta ming currency IN amount fS25 or $50, and
uOtes amount gto $197 so. AIl rsnna a. war;
I'd against r5dermmg OF on >. Rogers, (6I5)
payable 20 L. Rogert W, e. Hhr H., lSlO0) paw
hlP t.. NJ Col um & p RngsrE. 1851 Iayabis
to " g. Harris e. r. Vino, ut s s. nav able Z
y. A Collum F. Fagterday, s12 so, Ths Under
ill be amp'y rev r It'd by leaving the Same al
stark & p rfeets store, Delaware,
apr24 6s stcsSP MA C0IJUe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

A blade % grass, a ulnpie Cover,
Culled IRON the dewp len.
fhuse, theau shall speak with touchiuE power
o. change and hcalih io thet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

4rcm JAMES j. HoTT.
BRApFORR, ". " September, 1880.

violent cold. winch brought on severe cough,
Iaiu in the eide and lungs, and Taistr s blood.
Was also very badly an cted with that trouble
snme dlseaBr--the Kldnty omplatst. For IN
u r 'e years past have been very much troubled
with my ihroat and lungs, choking up and raisinE
40 immense siEhfs with a bat cough after raising
blOob. teit that my me here must be short
unless ] soon got rehef. This Spring, was 90
duced 90 try our White Pine Compound, though
my iaHh " &c Was small Bue, to nay setonah- =
mtpt, before had taken two bottles, my couR b
was better, the kidney trouble also, and I con
rest nights without choking up and raising 50
much / have Tx a nearly three bottles and
tIn Peliug ike a ell man.
would add that my fathers family is incline D
to consumption, my isthRr, mother, and two sis.
tera havInR died with ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
Free of Charge /!
EoRDHER!

young or ol a msrried or single, 10 au TIE va.
rtous diseases pecu lar % your sex, treated wiih
he hnnrlpef resu O..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The White Pine Compound, advertised at lengta
Ia cuIumna, Is not only SIS tu ifB name mvitrs,
nut d highly approved medicine. br . W.
Pn'and, the inventor, has the confidence oi tht
mauy Is hU know him. 8 Cuudd nee w iCh he ep.
iiy ed while laboFiuE uB'tuttV many years az
Raptlst minister. His exp risuos Puh-reF ieif
tim 90 make experiments which Fzu 81 va HE
medical discovery .-Bostsh Watchntan Gsd f. fee
hJf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

A VALUABLE MEnICINE.--pr. Poland'R white
Pine COMPOUND, advs Ftisrd m our onlumue, 90
suUof-Fsf { attempt 70 unmt Sue aud apply the med
teal vitturB Of thv W. ite Ptlc bath. Il has bern
Thoroughly tested b the pcrp'a IN this city and
vicinity, ana the proprietor has ttaimontHla o.
IlE value from prrBnr we'll known 60 0ur ole uii.
We recommend { AZ a 10 all ihoso cases Git
ease 10 which . altar tad. u g. for aale by all
aur r lggistF --Hel0 YORK EpdepudeHt,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

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OkPOr, lO6 Hanover STREET, Boston.
GEORGE W. svTr~T. 4. D Proprietor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
Clock Meeting.

Prof A. Stevens, principal Of the
invented an attachment to the CON-
mon clock, which may justly be
ranked among the wonderful inven-
tions of the age, and which will, no
doubt, secure Mr.. Stevens fortune.
Last Wednesday, New Years day,
he invited number OF friends to
visit his residence ard inspect his in
vention. We will not pretend to
fully explain all that the clock shows,
but among other things it shows the
time of day, the day of the week,
month and year, it calculates with
scientific precision the rising and
setting of the sun, moon, and stars.
Shows the changes in the moon, and
calculates ali the ecllpses. 1t shows
the right ascensions and declension
of the stars, the place of the sun or
moon in the zodiac, and in what con-
stellation, with many ether of the
celestial phenomena. The beauty of
the whole work is its simplicity,
which does away with all the compli-
Gated machinery that is used in the
construction of calender clocks
The work has all been done by Mr..
Stevens own hands, who, not being
c master Of mechanics, can not give
the machinery the finish of an ex-
nert workman. The clock which
Mr. S. calls an astronomical clock" !"
has been running for several weeks
andi is accurate in all that is claimed
for it.-Pt. Pleasant Journal