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SrANToRuynIE. 4

STANFoRrvnLE, PUTSAM COUNTY, Oct I, 1857.
DIR. o. 8. Proph,h-Dear Sir-lhiS is TO certify
that have used your Agut Pills for the last ten
ye.rs. and have never failed 70 he Ague in
single instance with them. They always break the
chi Is thr first day that they are given can recon-.
mend them as being the 'est ayue medicine that
have ver found ard they leave no bad effects follow
ing them, as QuiniDe &c.
Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
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Interior Cotton Markets.. -

YoRKYI1LE, July Cotton remains firm at SOC
fof good middlne s. c -. -: ig...j -. -:
:, eocHhFLoITE. July 6-sinee laat report the mar.
ket has SRain advanced. but sNh yeEy little Offering
ne quote extenepst 28h to 31c-the latter price
for mdding. .ssaaes for the week ss baleS' i,
!: .gOiUMBUgyJ1ly Zl:Ia thsctast three Gays so
shxYebccn Sold d 17lalc. mostly between 981a
Soc. There is hardly 2se bales for SALE -Mtddings
remSin nominaly Sic: !! Warehouse sales 80 bales;
receipts balss; shipments Il bales.
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THE ASTONISHING
'DISIN Feet AN II


DISINF F E CT AN T..
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. GA. December o. 1858.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-davipg not been en-
gagged for many years In the active dntiss OF the
Medical profession ON only superfcialy acquatnt.
ed with the CLAIMS ef your Propbyact1c Fluid. but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore, 1 cannot speak eIperimentallg OF
the value of the compound vet the dlsinfectlng and
therapeutic properties OF the agents employed In its
comroeItiop, together with the well known reputa-
ton " its dlscoverer, as Chemist authorize me 70
regard its merits as OF high order; on the whole 1t
must be considered valuable contribution TO tae
class of articles TO which it belongs.
These views, may add. are sustained by the test.
mopy OF many competent judges. who have tested
its properties. Believe me, dear Sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEANS, II. D., LII. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. STINGs, SO.
ALABAMA INaANE HOSPITAL,
:TUscALoosA December a. 1883.
Messrs JoHS DARBY L. Co., No. l60 Wilixm-street.
New York: '' a..
Gsntlenen--I received your circulars OF. the 1tth
instant aktng an expression OF OPINION from me as
to the merits Of your Prophylactic Fluid. The pre-
sion and public at large. and 30 universally esteem
ed that Il seems to me to need no further recon-
mendat1on. - o.
As . dlsinfectant and remedial agent too when In
dcst d. II Is not eIcel BY any similar preparation.
We use permeanganio preparations very extensively
IN this hospital, and could not do without them.
consider yours tae best and most elegant prepara-
ton of the kind manufactured.
p BRICE, II. D.,
supr and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOWIE & NOISE.
i.g WHOLESALE. DRUGGISTS,
Msy 25 tuthssmos Agents for south Carolina.
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The New York Vegetable Market.

The market this week presents no new ieaiule.
There is good suppl, hom all points, and Prices
are ruling low Norfolk tomatoes $S per oesnei,
sayannah do 50 5Oa3 do. Norfolk cucumbers % per
bSi: Long Islabd do So per hundred. Bermuda po-
tst5es sea7 per Dbl; bermuda onions s5se do DO IN
boxes, equal to bsif barrels. IS. SouheIn sIflns
beans snd bauashes are no, wsnted cnsres,Sn pm
ne aches sSs7 percrate. Western strswbernee IA
55c Der quar- raspberres l2alsc third quaris cnSs
euns ss2c b BE- s, psf sSssa Sssai
a. s AZ so,ssfss Ho per basket. Long Island and
New New Jersey potatoes 81 5oas per Dbl. - :. =
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THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO-
PHITT, II. D., need no recomm endstton-
their well known power in removing the diseases De-
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab
iished for them an eavable reputation IN Geor4A
and the adjoining states. AS the majority Of persons
living In the south predsposed to disease Of the
Liver 1t is granted by all intelligent physicians That
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to Org spic or functional arrangement Of that tppor
tant organ. Prophiu's Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the EVIL
They cure the Liver which in nine cases out Of en-
Ii at the bottom Of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colie,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual Distinctions, &C., so common among our
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind flee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL 1T
like chat before the wind.
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Pa ssIengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer St Helena. from Edistosnd Rockville
DR. d y Townsend, VI n Thompson and son, hrs
Kelly Miss Kelly, Msjor L E johnson, JnoWnght
and on deck
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Conngnees per south Calonna Rallroae
......v .vrsy, sEs.r July 8. - Ez;I
9I bales Cotton, 122 bales Domestics, 6sl sacks
wheat le packages Bacon and Lard. ~ balea Rags
S12 bbis Naval torres. cars Lumber, cars WOOD
TO Railroad Agent, Goldsmith ION. GIaeser
smith, Hopkins, Mcpherson Co, Pelzer, Rodgers
Tsn,on "a n walter 4 60. b ] Wiss, Ryan. J B
sloan n + Burgess, Kirkpatrick q WItte. A , Null
Iesn. " W Smith, Riecke & schschfe. W Htenens.
q Gerdts Co, Muller Nimitz Co. o CGrsveiey d
Muller, Q Litschgi. Q - ~. .............
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NEVER AND e.

FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER
over o large part CT the globe. is the
consequence Of q diseased action in
the sJstem, induced by the poison
jous niasm oil vegetable decay This
exhahnon is evolved ty the action
Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

a SHNRUBY, Aug. A 1869.
EDS. GAZETTE.-A large number O
visitors have been in attendance dur
ing the closing days of the Teachers
Institute. Among the number are J. @.
Barney and lady, of Charleston, Ill,
and Hon. ". ID. Henkle, State School
Commissioner. The latter addressed
fE0Yded house en- the TINE Teach
On Thursday evening the Literary
Association gave second pubIicenfeF-
tainmeuts The exercises were an i'm
pFovement on those OF last week. The
Hall was dens8ly crowded and the ex-
erelses lasted until Q late hour,
Cd FE30aygEhe Closing nay0f the session,
was devoted mostly to an examination
of thesteRchergs There were Bixty-six
applicants. In the evening the sxer-
cises closed with a reunion consisting
of festival, social and musical enter
tainments, tOasts and responses, o
gether with q presentation of prizes for
i'm pr0vemsnE in penm&nship.
The session has been a success. The
time and place of b next session were
nRferEsa totha @ecakfvB committee.
The officers for the ensuing year are
as follows Us. Campbell, President
g. A. Frambps, Secretary w. G. VIII
tiAms, Treasurer ; Miss Jennie Fur
ness, Miss Helen Scott, Mrs, ANNA
Whitney, james. X. Conner, Nathan L.
VIM. CarlersKica Presidsnts;i |
s.. Campbell, @. A. Frambes and
Carter, Executive COMMITTEE.
REPORTER. !
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y
MONTHLY Stock SALEs.-At the last
meeting of the Delaware County Farm
ers' Club. ehssbbeet of holding reg
ular Monthly Sales of Stock and other
farm products. was fully discussed,
aahd II was unanimously decided that
such an institution would be of great
benefit to the town and country, to
buyer as well as seller, and that every
effort necessary to inaugurate the same
would be made by those present. The.
tim6dxed aapon foF safes day is the
last Thursday Of each month, and the
first sale viii take place on the last
Thursday of this month, August 18th.
ut which time it is to be hoped that
those having stock for sale viii bring
it in, and every purchaser will come
with his pockets stuffed with green
backs for exchange.
The sales viii be by auction-theI
owner to have the privilege of one bid,
or Of withdrawing the stock, if prices
are not satisfactory.
A committee of 1--WE was appointed
to make all the necessary arrangements
for yards, advertising, auctioneer, &c.
"A subcommittee of two, Messrs. J.. II.
Dunlap and @. Hills, were appointed
to call on the business men of the town
for a little material aid, who will do 50
on.Saturday next. As the benefits win
be great a liberal response will be
looked for.
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BoORs AND ~PERFo046ALs.

A .EA#
The Ohio Educational Monthly for
August contains the Seeretary's report
'Of the proceedings Of the Ohio Teach
eEs, Association at Cleveland, the re-
ports by Wonlards Crosbyy Stunlzs Tap
pan and Harvey +; the inaugural ad-
dress of President Merrick the adj
dress of Geo. w. aHosmer, paper by
Mary Russell, and ether things per-
tanning to the annual nesting.
afCHAMBRRnA1Nls LAW Book ron The
PE0PLE BY Franklin ChaEnbSrIain, OF
the United States bar. MessTs,O O. ID. Case
IL Co., of Cincinnati, o. are the pub
fishers of the above valuable work. It
contains fall Instructors and practical
forms, adapted to evary kind of bust
sneABs and tOalt8h8 STATES oFtBeU nioD.
The Springfield (Mass) Republican,
says, "Tuere is no book of Inc kind
which viii take raHk with il for anthem
ITCHY, intelligence and c0mpleteness.''
1t is highly recommended by many
eminene Judges iaeludiu8ath the Cbtet
Justice and other JUDGES of Massachu-l
sets, and the Chief Justice and entira
bench OF C~OunecSicut. This is a pFac-
sicRl work, enabling every man to be-
come in all ordinary business affairs
his own legal guide and adviser. II IN
The latest work of the kind and COM
latns mfQrmafion Of daily use in all
kinds Of business transactions. As d
legal textbook we should consider it
invaluable. Address D. d. Case 81 Co.,
Room u.s. Pixies Opera Building, Gin
c1nnati. See advertisement elsewhere.
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New EsrAannaHMENTZMessrs Hills
y Buck have opened a -four and feed
store On main street ID the room lately
occupied by A Lybrand q Sons. This
is an establishment which has Ions
been needed in oarcity and we predict
viii prove a success. Messrs H. q B.
having mills o ftheIr own have special
facilities for supplying their stock.
While they will make -four and feed a
specially they wifi also dsal ID coal.
salt, grain etc. This is one of many
new enterprises which will AXE advan-
tage 0fthe increased facilities in store
room furnished by the many new build
ings erected this season. The card Of
Messrs Hills q Buck will be found in
another column.
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IKE ECLIPsE.-Expectation was on
tip-tqe dufing Saturday afternoon last,
in anticipation of the great solar
eclipse. We heard of but one person
who had any doubt that the event
would come to pass as predicted By the
astronomers. This individual had the
temnRlty TO pronounce the whole thing
a hoa1a and ventured to advise that it
wa not worth while to waste time in
prsparing to observe an event which
was destined mot ! happen. with this
lamentab8 exception She Expectation
of the eclipse vas universal, and when
the hour aud moment approached thou
sands Of straining ewes were turned
skyward. The western heavens were
almost perfectly clear, and notsa speck
of cloud intervened to ohseract the
view Of the Wondergn1 Phenomenon.
At precisely 37L minutes past four
o'clock, by our reckoning, appeared the
first faint nick in the bright disc Of
the sun. From this time on everybody.
OF course witnessed the grand specta-
Gle, anda description would be use
less About the time Of greatest OBJ
scpratton the swallows were observed
gatherlng in toward their accustomed
halnksfpE he night, and the feathered
tribe generally gave sirns OF
ton for approaching Tba
planet Venus was plainIv visi61o
"A degrees southeast Of tba g.
number Of stars could be Sea-
Zenith. A gentleman informs ns 60
a thermometer placed in the am ia,
Gated a decEension Of "a degrees ~
tween the commencement of the eolinso
and the moment Of greatest obscura-
tion.
The appearance Of the SURROUNDING
landscape at the middle of the eclipse
was grOtesque and grand beyond de-
scription. The suppression it made up
on the mind Will last a lifetime.
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THE EARLY ROSE POTATO,

M@ng ME = 4##9AA so
Thinking that some Of my s~grieu1tu4
Fal readers may find interest in the fol-,
lowing item, I give ie 20 them here, ~
coming under my personal knowledge,
and concerning which there is room
Eorpardcn if g1ittls pf8d6be sntsrtaiu-
ed. About the middle of April, I
planted pound Of Early Rose P0tz-
TO-. On the 9th Of August, / learned 30
my surprise that u pound had yielded
me nearly three bushels and q half by
measurey or 206 lbH. byWetRht, which Il
nc the rate OF 286 Bushels for one BUSH
el. They were raised on clay sou, the
seB0nd year Mem aheNOd spI
STEPHEN FAINT.
DELAWARE. Ohio, August z, 1859.
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u are troubled NTH Indigestion do not
fail to try @DR. W~HTTTLEsEY's DYSPEPSIA
CURE For sale by n. o. STARR.
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R%EDUGTToN fnlPREgEs.



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go ANNoUNoEMENFs.

|
En- GAz-PleaseH annoapee the name of
FREDERICK DECKER, EeteEo township,
as O candidate for Counts Commissioned.
aug 0-W2 MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to. that
CAAE4s@ Mortimer James wflIbe a cam
didate for County Clerk, subject to the de-
ctslon Of the Republican COunty Conyen-
ton. tc
Eds. GGzekte: You are authorized to an
nounce the name Of De NJ CD0mneRs of Ok
ford township, as a candidate for Recorder
ct AeAaNaFe eeeRtE slRieettp ths Retipn Of
gel -yW MANY VOTERS.
RENE& sM#NsEW# HE#EMM
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'BarFett's" Hair Restorative.
ssBarrett's7 the only Hair Preserver.
''Barretts your clocks"
"Barrett'B" the best thing yet.
silver Medal aWarded to "Barrett's.n

For BaAes-A good house and lot in South
Delaware situated on Spr1ug street. north
s1oes second Q east Of Franklin Efreet.-
Terms Fsasonablss For p~articuIars enoufrs
Oh the Premises. OF address J. III. GROVE.
Box 20, DelawaFs, Ohio. auR6-w4
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Those ladies who are looking for material
for Sacks and ClO&Es would do wen 60 cRiI
as HendeFBOn'B Clothing Store
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Price % thc Bttfers, $500 per Bottle
or n Half Dozen for $500.
Price OF the TOnio, $3.50 per Bottle,
Or Half Dozen for sT,5a
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{ ExcuRsIoN nc SPRrNdFTEED-The
q sabbath School Of William sc. M. e.
Church went upon picnic excursion
to Springfield Yesterday Delegations
from other churches also accompanied
the PARTY, Bssfdss many other persons
desiring 10 visit Springfield. The train
.oonsisfedof six passenger coaches, all
snf7them eroMd6dsA "a
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DtsAsFRoUs F1RE.-Last Tuesday
evening about 8 o'clock the steam saw
mill Of Mr.. James Inskip, six miles
%aoEthrgeBa93wsrea0 the TFoy@BEke,
caught Gre snd was With q large guam
tity Of lumber, destroyed before he
hanaFs could be controlled. Just how
the IRE originated we hwve been unable
to learn. NJ. Inskip's l0sa is stated at
from $500 20 a4.0o0-on which there
was uof0rEanaAeiw 40 i~nbaxnnee.
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FIHH.-The R4arm Tuesday noon was
o6casionadby d IRE which caught from
hsKove pipe 1t shar House CT Thomas
0sConneSA0N Erie Street, bEast Belas
war was exsIngRished before
mush Damage other than the partial
@Burniu TFEhsr00E HAD been sustain
ca. GNM8 33eHN
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Remember that the Mite Society of
the German Fsf9fmsghdfbh win go to
Eolumbus tomorrow On picnic ex-
eaFBion. ALI are invited Tickets
Adults, 50 cents; children, Is cents
We r requested to say that It is de-
sired that an intendingto go win be at
the depot promptIyat nine o'clock
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.E91NOA MAE-
tin Mangans, OF seloa AOwnship, has
shown Us = lot Of blaokberries, measur-
ing abont a quart ia quantiiy,oWhich
anything Of the kind we remem-
r ever to have seen. They were pick
g ed BY Mr.. Maugans from single one
ofhia canes and areFWitho&t exaagera-
hon ''perfectly splendid The variety
9 = aeedling ofthe Lewton, but farex-
GELS the IavtoH insiza and hRRoF. 1t
9ahas not yetbeen named bat certainly
deaeryestba attention Observation-Disclosures.
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0RR9aA1e the post once youSRIu ind
800 =; =: Rogers, and h keeps all the
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UPPER DRUG STORE will be open on
Sundays from 8 to10 o'clock A n. and nrou
2 to 4P-A. 8. LYBRAND q co.
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HosrI rTg-91-I er,

HzaV2E HosfE Prg.Nn.-A grand
Harvest Home Picnic wiz be held 81
the we'll known grounds or Mr.. s. Hin,
neal White Sulphur Springs on SatuF.
day, August 2sth, BY thqt time our
farmers VIII have their abundant hsr-
Ndstaof5dAwaE ahd@be ready for q
days recreation. The manner in which
Mr.. HiITconducts his pic-nics is a guar
antee tAhea1 atteAdfng will spend a
laRleassnt day. l7H
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ssThe Fortume,S IL the name of the
Cook Stove at A. Lybrand q Sons.
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a5 Tho roalo Is put up in quart Bottloa -
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AEsr EnoWn, IA viii cure all diseases 10
sulting from bad blood. Keep your blood
pure; keep you LiYT er In order, and eer
your digestive OrAAgans in n sound con,
clifton by the use OF these remedies, and mo
disease VIII ever assail you. The best meE
IN the country recommend them. II years
or honest reputation go for anything. YOU
must try these preparations
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DEBILITY.

There is no medicine equal to Hoonand's
Ser1man bttters and Tonic In cases of BehfI-
lBys They 1mpare a EFtOne and vigoF to the
whole SYSTEM giweE strength 70 the appe-
Ute cause an enjoyment OF the food, ena-
DE the stomach TO dtgestit, purify the blood,
give, q good, sound, healthy complexion,
eradicate the yellow tinge from the eye, Inn
part q bloom to the cheeks, and change the
patient from q short-breathed, emaeiated.
weak and nervous invalid, to a full-faced
stout and vigorous pers8R- I
Weak and Delicate Children are made
strong by using the Bitters or Tonic. IN
fart they EFsFanily Medicines They can
be administered with perfect safety to a
child thrses months old, the .Hfoss delicate
female. ora nah.ofaing5S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

8 entrely vegetable, ana contains no Ifo-
nor 0B3C0mpound OF Fluid Exernaea-
Gheroot5s herbs and harkB from which these
~9@4F@ct9@E9 made are gathered fn Germany.
medicinal virtues ce@Etrmghed nom
Them sctenttncO GhemisE These eW-
tracts are then Awarded 70 this eoun
uys % % used expressly for the
Cure Filters. There Is no alchol4e
EHge 94G1y kind rUGgd 4uag0mUOund-
ing ttters, hence1G tB the only Bitter
that eRMBehusGd Ia eases where SIc0HoIFe
sdmuIants are not advIsable,
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HOoahnd's GERMAN Tonlc.

L. a c~ombinaSEon Of all the 7hhf4dlepts 81
the BitteTs, With pURE Santa Cruz Rnrnz
Orange etc II b used f0rGhe same dfseaaeS
asst BttteEss In eases where some pure az
ono1c Stimulus is required You will hear
IN mind eaaG tNSgD remedies are eafireIy df-
yeTeFI H0m any others advertised for the
cure OF diseases HRHEed. these being @rF-
EenGAnc p~repnE&6toEB eG medicinal ewtracfH
&Mae decnCIHon&6fFuw
m some AorU. Tire Tonic is decidedly one
q 1ne HosL @4Sa8&ne n agreeable reme-
dies yer odered 10 the public. ITS taste IA
sAquIsA0e Is pleasure to take it, while
gIpates6gf all tOnacs.
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nEARREED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. August 5th,
1853, by Rev. p. 9. Donaldson, ID. D., Col. JOHN
H. to MISS DELLA =. daughter
Of A. ThOmson-an of Delaware.
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AOCAL, NOTICES. )

Antma1sL4iEs is fun OF corruption and
we can only hope to escape the ills which
TsmedfsSin Sat1Ezes sSt6Fe-hoase use In al All me ne
time which has passed since the world be-
ana s ma9t 81 Is b bes t gigeR t6 gr fSs =9 sfSd1 p
medicine. this sacrince has NOT Reen
wholly in vain, the facts ELECTED are few
and mostly unsatisfactory. Among the
truths which hayebeen ELECTED is this Hthat
II we keep the blood pure we must be
medicine equal to Morse's Indian Root
Pills. as thousands of estimOniaIs will YER
and retain your health. MOrse's Piiis are
the best medicine for all Female IRREGULAR.
ties Liver CDmplafntSs Ihd3RestiOn, Bill
t~f0usness, Dyspepsia, Headache, &c. Sold
~ 81 1Tst aS Tasn NHS1@n
II ven do not feel well y0u send for a
Doctor, he calls upon you, looks wise, sucks
the head ofshfs c1AeS scraWls some hierO-
glyphics on piece ofpaper which you take
81, besides the do,foF fee, for q remedy nine
times out Of ten not half a. good as Judd
sons Mountatn HsrbPHls. which Is only
g cts. per box. Do you think the former
the best because lot pay the most for IL, If
you do we advise you 70 use just as an ex-
Pills and see for yourselg, that they are one
of the best family medfcfnes Compounded,
they cure Headache, Indigestion, Bilious
ness. Jaundice and ali Female trreguIarf-
ties. Give the Herb pills n trial.
sold Dy al Dealers .4 augls-2m
Good havies-Let cur possessions he
WA6H bu6y fM4AF-MkaEDA9 uaAaGeG. broad
lands magnificent plate, or baskets of"pre-
Ca0us stones" they all sink Ia the balance
against Heavens great boon, HEALTH,
"a they cannot be enjoyed without it,
And yet how little Is tt valued, and how
eareIessly preserved. The laws OF nature
cannot be violated with tmpunitY. Night
FeNslFy, luxurious living 1~FFeguiaPtgy Of
meals, and a disordered appetite, win grRd-
ualIy Destroy n power 9md activity Of the
stOmachs How many ladies and gentlemen
eat and drink disease ut late Bupprrs, and
arise IN fhsm morning with hsadaShe, loss Of
appetite, feeling lanRuid and unrefreshed.
There can be no mGatcal Eemedy that VIII
turn lead into food, or poisoned drinks into
putrtment, but medical science Can assist
nature, supply exhausted fluids, n t0a
s5eak extent coFreetthe enecta0f disease 4n
~ cases such as the above we recommend
Eiantatson Buffers. You will mud them just
- tntnG- a. the same time a most deli
eioas tonic and appetizer.
Aa1Ass Vegetable Hair Remover Is the
m ~ 6sAaols article in use for restoring
Its growth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

~ EwwRATfm a. CO. keep
~ nn hand Al Nnll assortment OF kNAN
stocks Pure White Lead, Artte LePl
Cottage Paints Of all eoiorai Grounu
o 49, - o1d boiled Ldnaesd oh, Lard
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

MOOR a. window sane, Cellar steps.
~ FlnRA Glaferm Covers in the rough, nnc
o. Building stone, furnished 70
my quarry west OF 20. w. E. College, Mta
Gerry store Of w. g, Little, 6amdu44E
Maya 1N. 0. wv. LITTLE