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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05
New Fall Goods.
G. w. LITTLE & CO.
Dry Goods,

Il OF seasonahie
Dry Goods,
embracing The most rich and beautiful styles of
AlpaccdS, Merinos, PGrGmettGS, Muslin de
LANES, Poplins, Prints, Plain and Fancy
Six Dress Goods, Enabrofder les, 3c.
Aiso-A Full Assortment OF
GLOVES, HOSIERY, YANKEE MOTIONS, PERFUME
EY, FANCY Scars, etc. etc.
All of which will he sold at unusually low rates, and to
which The attention of the public is respectfully solicited.
Delaware, Oct. . lc5I.
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Building Materials.

Building Materials.
w HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS SUCH AS WILL.
w enable us to furnish
DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS,
of a quality superior 10 any til n we have ever had, at
AanyactuatT S Prices.
Sash filled with Glass, and painted, constantly on handed
eEs than they usually cost
Marchl4, '56. CD. POTTER d co.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

&EEl
THE GreH Central Route, connecting The Atlantie elite
l. wi b Western, Northwestern, and south ives orn States
by a continuous Railway direct This road also cornes'e
Al Phi sburg " tn daily Ines Of Steanboas to ali porfs "a
the ives era Rivera. and Al Cleveland and Sandusky viii
Steamers tn AL ports on the North-westcrD Lakes; making
the most direct chesPrs and reliable route by which Tfstgkt
can be iOrWarled o and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIPTaBUM0-
FIRSr .LASS.-Boo;s. Shoes, Has and
Cps Books Dry Goods lin boxes. bales
and irunks) Drags lin boxes and bAleaJ % {. per 100 Iss.
Feathers. furs. &c. &c.
SECOND CLASS. -Domes ic Sheeting,
Shir ing and Ticking din original balcs.l
TruGs in cAsasJ Wall Paper. Wool and IS . per ice iSs.
Sheep lel;s, eastward, &c. &c.
THIRD CLASS-AnrHs Chains On cask41
Hemp. Bacon and Pork. Saltei house or
ia sacss Paints tdry and in onJ Oils. i6B O. per 100 ihs.
Except lard and rosin,)
FOURTH CLASS.-JoGee. Fish, Bacon
Beef and Pork in casks or boxes. east
ward Lard and Lard Oil, Nails, Soda
Ash. German Clay. Tar, Pitch, Resin. 800 psr,Ioo lee.
Steel. Manufactured Tobaccco, Rosin,
Oil, Qneensware, Sugar, hhdt, bbls.
FLDCR.-Si per bbl. until further notice.
GRAMS cts. per loo lbs. until noiea.
COTTON.-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight IN.
tlfnr her no ice.
In shipping Goods from any point east OF Philadelphia be
particular 10 mark packages via Pennsylvania SAllraadr''
All Goods consigned 10 the A gents Of Ibis road ~ Philadsi-
phla or Pitsburg. will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT SGESTs.-Clark q Co. Chicago; Paeksr 4 Co.
Memphis Tenn; r. +. SssE & Co. St. Louis. r. q. OfRiey
Il 60 Evansville. Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisville. KY n.
c. Meldrum Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown a Co. aud Trivia
Leech & TO, No. 81 KHby street. hos on; Leeeh a 90, Ne
? Aston House. y. Y. No. l William Street, N. Y; X. J.
sneeder,, Philadelphia; aagraw 4 Koona, ~Baidmoru. y. A.
e" IL HOUSTON. General FreixAA Agent.
II. J. LuMBAERT, supt, Altoona, Penn'A.
Dec. 10. lS51.
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z ND Il Z 4 7 L I O II .
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

The discovery of these wonderful pills establishes a new
era in purgation, and a new principle in the science of med
icine. In taking these pills no gripping pains or sickness at
the stomach is experienced they ope ate naturally, leaving
the bowels, liver and other organs in a natural and healthy
condition.
They insure those who take them a good appetite and a
healthy digestion. Each pill tina; is taken gives new lie TO
the blood they purify it, take from it all impure deposits.
and equAize its circulation.
One or tive doses of Railways Regulators will entirely
Nervousness, Indigestion, COstiveness, Liver Compliant
Bliousness, Melancholy, and will cure all organic diseases
either in Man or Woman. Ladies' troubled with II reg1lari-
ties or weakening Discharges, may rely upon a prompt cure
and regular periods If Railways Regulators are taken.
Every dose Of Railways Regulators that is taken instills
new strength within the body of the weak, feeble and in.
firm. All who take them are delighted with she happy
change they experience in a few hours. The dispirited and
melancholy feel joyous and happy the sick and debiliated
strong and vigorous.
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used your PICTORIAL myself and in my family ever since
you invented it, and believe it the bes. medicine for it's
pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle than do without 1t, or
take any other remedy"
Group, WhoOping Cough, I~nfiuenza:
BROTHER AVER: I will cheerfuly certify your PsctoreI
cough. Group, and the chest diseases of children. We q
your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and
'- HIRAM coNKLIN, MD.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes, Sd jan, 1855;
az had a tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
six weeks took many medicines without relief; nnally
tried your Fectoral by the advice of our clergyman The
first dose relieved the soreness in my throat and lungs;
less than one half the bottle made me completely weLi'
Your medicines are the cheapest as we'll as the best we
can buy, and we esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies
As the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic. and bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1855.
SIR: Your Cherry Pictorial is performing marvellous
cures in this section. 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man
who has labored under an affection Of the lungs for the
A. A.. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, MONROE Co., IOWA,
writes, Sept. s, 1855: During my practice of many years
giving ease and relief to c~onsumptive patients, or curing
such as are durable"
vincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in its
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured SO many and such dangerous cases IS this. Some
no human aid can reach; bnt even to tn use the Oer7y
Fsctorai affords relief and comfort.
AsToR HOUSE, New YoRK CITY, March s, 1856.
DocToR AVER, LOWELL: I feel it a duty and n pleasure
to inform you what your Cherry Pictorial has done for my
wife. She had been five months laboring under the dan
gerous symptoms of Consumption from which no aid we
could procure gave her much relief. She was steadily fail
ing, until DR.. Strong, of this city, where we have come fol-
advice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We blesi
his kindness, as we do your skill; for she has recovered
from that day. She is not yet as strong as she used t.
be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEIBYvILLE.
Cbnsxmptires, do not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t is made by one of the best medica
chemists in the world, and its cures all around MS bespsal
the high merits of its virtues. Philadelphia Ledger
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Parties Served

Parties Served
NN the shortest notice with Ice Cream, Pyra
" mids, and large and small Cakes ofevery de
| scriEtion, in the neatest and best style.
Also, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Crackers, of all
kinds, cheaper than you can make them your
selves, at III.
Nov. "a, 1S54.-%tf
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Notice

Medical Notice.
DRs. LYME 81 mi having associated them
IL selves together as partners, in he practice OF Medicine
and Surgery, would respectfully oEer their services to the
public.
Jones, residence, for the present, the first hnzse west af tie
Wire Bridge.
u. B.-They will constantly keep a fulIassortmentof pure
medicines 20 supply physicians and families as cheap as can
be fotld III he county.
Della ware july "a. IS5,-tf
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Fruit Jars.
SALT! SALT! SAITH

A large lot of GLASS EALING FRUIT JARS
just received a: the Drug Store Of
July II, 81. CORNELL &
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05

THE subscriber having purchased the Patent Right fr The
1 above named Rive, 10 several counties IN Ohio, and pre-
pared himself for their nlanlliacIHr-, al MS NH IN Scihto
nWrship, Delaware county, On q, now oilers II Tor sale
This Hive is he result Of the long and careful study and eX-
pelieIce of an EXTENSIVE INTELLIGENT AID PRACTICAL BEE
KEEPER: and in Offering Il tn the public the undersigned
feels tIat he Is SOT offering the mere cantrivance of i sche-
ming sitecul4tor. but an article OF real. PRACTICAL,
GENUINE WORTH. which VIII MEET THE WANTS AND
DIFFICULTIES which have for hundreds of years thwart-
ed the aims and hopes of the Bee-keeper. 1t is exceedingly
simple in its construction and ARRANGEMENT, while it gives
the Apiarian perfect control, not only of his bers, but Of the
MOTH or any other enemy to th-ir prosperity. he having free
access. not only 10 every part of the hive. but to every inch
Of comb in it. ard thai wiihout. the slightest danger or injury
10 either himself, the bees, honey, comb, hive, or anything
else.
To enumerate fully ALL its advantages would require too
much space for an advertisement; but the following are
some OF them
Free access to every inch Of the hive, and the comb i'll it,
without injury.
knowledge (not conjecture> of the precise condition Of the
bees and comb at pleasure.
Swarrning the bees. tat viii, }-thus saving the necessity Of
! watching for weeks.
NnIfipiving the number of swarms at pleasure.
Preventing natural swrrninC.
| Strengthening weak or small Swarns a tany and all times.
Taking the honey in any form or quantity desired without,
Selecting and taking the new and leaving the old honey, al
will.
Feeding the bees in cold tor warn) weather, without ex
pense.
Adaptation of the hive to the size of the s~warrn-iarge
Preventing the too great accumulation Of drones, which
consume bat do rst ga her honey.
AScerainins when the Queen is lost or dead, and supply
ing the colony withanother-
which cannot be safely aud easily done with this hive. and j
opens 10 every Intelligent maH, a new, easy, safe and CERT
TAIN mode for successful bee cnltnre-
The RESI- proof of It's superiority is the fact of its seperre
ding ALL other hives. ami RETAINING IT'S SUPREMACY
see it are struck with wonder that it was not sooner dfscov-
cred or invented. My Agent { +. CIV. NEwLDrE,t will be
happy to show tie hive, with and without bees III il, TO those
who may call at my place.
Price for hive aAdin4ividual r'gh-, $40.
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New Clothing Firm.

ID ". L A FRANK having associated
N. themselves together under name and hrm OF
Reynolds S' Frank,
We would solicit the continuance of past favors. Nothing
WI be left undoEe on our part to please all who favor US
it'll n call. REYNOLDS IL FRANK,
June II 1857. North Room Templar Hall.
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ice for hive aadin4ividnal r'gh-, $40.
RICHARD COLVIN,

5mIles west Oh Delaware, on the ;. NJ T. Il. H.
n. Il. The inventor o. the above hire has published l.
most valuable WORK an bee Culture, tile resuli of 10 ycar ~
trduous Study and costly rrartieall experiment, which every
bee keeper should read and Study. 1t may be had by those
~ho wish IL of nay Agent. Fr.ce 81 ,5J.
Bees " IL he. transferred from any hive into the Ian gstrGth
hive by MIR. NewIoye, a. my place, free of charge.
Jul4io, sS51-Iy
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Agricultural Depot.
Lumber, Salt, Fish, Iron, Nails
Glass.

TlHE undersigned having opened . Lumber Yard ann
4 Ware Hoase. on Winter street. between the susiIenslo.
Bridge and Railroad Depot, are prepared to oner great in
ducenleuts TO purchasers. We are receiving and wiIlhaye
constantly On hand, a large stock of
Pine, Poplar, Ash, Walnut and other Lumber,
Of faisc. Scanning, Rafters, sheeting, Single, Lath, Pence
I.5.rig aaE Pusts-which having purchased from first hAnds,
they areenahledt to sell nj the Lowest Cash rates. Also,
Iron, Nails, Window Glass Fish, Salt, Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &c. &c.
We can sell to Merchants and others on the most fsvorahls
tsrn1G. CLlFFES1Eh w.
Delaware, MAY 1s, 1856.
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E IN
Olive Green!

AGASeS
At the Neao Carriage ara Wagon Mandatory,
People Frightened into Mysteries by the Wen
derful Low Prices that the Subscriber has
for such Splendid and Fancy
Carriages and Wagons!
A 81 have procuredth the services Inexperienced workmen,
"A I can furnish chose that will give ME a calD a job that
will excite their imagination. Having been experienced in
the business UPWARDS of twenty years, ! can with confidence
say that ! can do as good work as can be manufactured in
this county. Therefore 1 repeat, give me u call, and l will
furnish to order any kind Of a Job that you wish to purchase.
My work is got up in a style that will please The most fasti-
diaus if not. they cannot be pleased in CARRIAGES and
BUGGIES. have workfnen that carry on 1.-THE various bran
ehes of the trade, who have worked in all the prineipa
shops in the Eastern cities consequently | have the ability
and means to manufacture work that cannot be suprasI de
in the Western country. All work warranted that's done at
my shop.
JOHN II. HARVEY.
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NOTICE

THE partnership heretofore existing under the Grin Of
l. WILLIAMS & LATINkR, 10 this day dissolved w mutual
consent. All persons indebted TO said firm will make pay
Inent TO Nath4n Williams, who will settle the business Of amlA
nrm. NATHAN WuIIAAn,
Feb Is, 1857. JOHN y. LATIMER-
The undersigned win continue the business, lately eondaa-
ted by the above arm, at their old stand on Sandusky street.:
and, thankful Tor past faVors, respectfully solicits eouttna.
AEca Of tie same.
NATHAN WILLIAMS
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Nd GET T gaEYN At 4 3 tRiAIN; for they have them
Largest Stock
ever opened in Central Ohio, selected with care in regard to
CUT AND MAKE.
assure the public that OUR GOODS WILL BE SOLD
Lower than Ever for Cash!
No Mistake-Come and Try Us!i
C~oATs-press, Froek and Business Coats, of every
YER, Bread tio,h, BearsEin, resershan. Cashmere,
vE~sTING.-Piain Black nd aney SILK Velvet of bean
s .nsl si IL lain !! Iii i sl,e. S 81 f. Fig1 rec Sat Satin co do; s Plssk
DO. Se, &c.
PANTALooNRY-Black and Fancy Dne Skin Cassi-
G Gsrfs nE.c fw Saa JEANS jeans. I &a. Ss2 ealsi cords Of sI .hem.
COME AND SEE OUR STYLES.
OUR READY MADE
COATS.
PANTS.
VESTS, &c.
Are of the Choicest Selection, and Enough
for All. Amy Article in their line will be
found here, and at VERY Low PRICES.
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
Silk, Wooden and Cotton Under Shirts and
Drawers, White and Figured Hickory and
Check Shirts, Collars. Socks, Suspenders,
Gloves of all kinds, Umbrellas, Hand
kerchiefs, Cravats, Scarfs, &c. &c.
MA y OAI -, vi dli descriptions.
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
Also, IN
Manufacturing Clothing.
S o6x XII s1 II ys S1S Wish h ! SFEkx Il pi tfI sTSIh Sd1F' ca +;
pi. ss a sHtz zo as vii vi ls get 1t; very aS1 t ssR s Wiii 0t d@ jnsti made to l ny
form. Rg- Remember the place-Next Door TO Day Shoe
store, in
NORTH ROOM OF TEMpLAR HALL.
Delaware. ct .. 1857
TUE g@se5iser a Rssiten, nrsI r., has recently IGtE?
who may desire IL, a superior style Of
Porcelain Teeth,
according to the Satterthwait Patent. This work he will
warrant 10 be superior to any other Porcelain WORK; and i'll
advantages will be apparent on an examination OF III.
denonninated
Ch~eoptasty,
and in making this sy!e of work. he can give better salts
faction III adaptation % tie mouth than by any other style o
He has heen making for The last three years, and is row
prepared to make a superior quality If
Contin Gum Work,
as patented by Dir. John Allen, of New York. And in thi
work he viii defy the world to beat it for natural bcan,y am
cases Tor the last three years, and ii is sill giving the yer!
He is also preptred to furnish the RUB
BE FIs IS hE pfapare Gh Il m axe re SAT- AT @ G,r ffI Ea K II PSi bs Of SfS' WORK
Cob; SILVER; ant ! all .iiam in all styles and al all prices:
ed for tweniyiiye or III rty years. Ghiidren,s ife;h care
have on hand hereafter Material of all kinds, and will b
prepared TO do all kineis Of work OF the shortest notice; Al
executed in the same w"rkman.like manner; and will b.
he asks is ii far and honorable trial 10 make it right, and
he then fails he will refund all moneys received; he vii
have on hand in few days SAMPLE WORK OF all the abov
styles 49, mi the ..rv,ces oe . 1,srt,st ,x,
find it greatly TO their interest to call and axamine his sam
pie Msrk; and node @, "p ,s5c a5 sandaskv street. in tn
Stone Building, seconsi fOor, south side- ru.N
delaware. O. Oct. 80. 1857. .f
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"OCKING, Rock. and Lake Salt, for sale at
the New Warehouse ana Lumber Yard
Winter ST.. near the Railroad. "
Dnc. 8. sd CLIPPINGER 81 co.
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THE Copartnership Of wv. l.. Weleh Il COZ closed ON
i The LIST day Of April. 1886, by mutual consent.
Persons having unsettled accounts with said firm will do
well to ell and close the same by Cash or Note. AZ their old
place of business, No. / WILLIAEs BLOCK, with W. l.. Weleh.
who will attend to the settling up Of the affairs OF said srm.
III. WILLIAMS,
May IL, $50: W. L. WEIGH.
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MEDICINEOF THEMILLION
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.
The National Complaint.

Dyspepsia is the most common disease among all classes
in this country. Itassun,es a thousand shapes, and is the
primary source of innumerable dangerous maiadies: but
whatever its tyne or symptoms, however obstinate its re-
sistance 10 ordinary preparations, it yields readily and Rap
idly 10 tEis searching and unerrins remedy.
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cEaBEIl 24h lsss.z=
SAFE OF
REAL ESTATE.

In puIsuance Of decree of the circuit
Court o. Monongslia County, rendered at
the Spsing Term 1858, in the case Of Edith
DANGER Admipistratrix with the will annex
ed6f ChsttaSS S. Dancer, deed, sgainst Sim.
core. Dsncer g. others shall, as Commis,
si0ner apP0inted for the purpose, proceed 10.
sell at public auction, in front Of thd Court
house in Morgantown, on, the - Z 3. "
), 4th Monday Of QeteSsx, 1853.
tbeins Icourt.dAy( tn S Ebsst bidder,
onsa credit of 6. l2 aul ,ihs, the tract
Of Land in the Bill and\ 10 ediiies, in said
cause described being I certain, iract con.
tanning about fuurteen tcres (more or less)
adjoining lapds of JoliH Ransey, and Others
IN said county, nowi the possession Of Ze.
u Ramsey and the same tract was convey.
Ell to Chafles:S. Dancer, deed by Jesse Dam
Ger, dscNi. The purchaser will be required
10 give bond, bearing interest from date,
with good security ior the purchase money,
and a'liep&ill also be retained for the same
on the sad tract of land
'Ata3 sR. l.. BERKSHIRE, hH
Sept. 2ist, lS6s-l7o Commissioner.
,sBGA. The above Sale is adjourned
till the 4th Monday of NOVEMBER
Court. R. u. BerksAire, Oomm.
HeA- The above sale is further post
poned till the ,4th Monday Of DECEM-
BER Court. sSa@ VA "a }e
% r, I. BERKSHIRE; Comm.
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TOTAL LiAnlLiTirs, 6 5@ sl,5os, ss7 IS
.gUhse,tled claims not due, sl73'926 81

.1Uhseitled claims not due, $l73 926 Sd
Losses .equitaD'y adjusted and promptly paid
EUPIyARDS. OF siI ,000, 600 oFRLoSSES
have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance CO., in
the last s3S years. FIRE. & INLAND NAvIGA.
sTlON.t Risks accepted atterms consistent with
solyency and iairpro6t. Especial attention gi-
ven TO Insurance of Dwellings and Contents for
terms OF one to five years. A4sS4ua4
The progress OF this Corporation has been
stable and uninterrupted through seasons of f.
nancial sunshine and storm, or periods eveRtful
in or exempt from sweeping confagrations and
maritime disasters Being long established on
cash basis, the troubles Of the credit system at.
feet us in no material particular fg sa4
During (" hard timesv the security of reliable
Z jInsuranceis On imperative iduty--the ability OF
property owners to sustain loss being then much
lessened. Policies issued without delay, aud all
business attended to with despatch and fidelity,
by E. B. SWEARING EN-, Agent.
.,JtHglJOI III 4 ~ Morgantown. Va.
IA OrricE-Corner OF Walnut, West side Main
street, near the Courthouse. ly Dec. o., 1858.