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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
TIE PEARL
$ e w n M a chine .
SOMETHING NEW

THE. want of a Sewing Machine which would
thread stitch-a machine cUmb.nIng the good points Of
the high-priced machines ~(without their complication of
machinery and which could be manufactured and sold so
chcaply as to bring it within the reach of those who most
need the assistance OF a relia BIC nqachine, has been we'll
understood by she public generally, but more clearly
perhaps by those VINO wanted one but could not pay the
price.
SIch a machine is now presented to the public under
the name of = PEARL
Twill not claim for the Pearl-as is usual with all sew
ing machine advertisements-tha il is better in all res
poets than all others, but will simply say, that the ease
and nosclcSs manner In which it performs the most deli
cate, difficult and durable sewing, will ceH.rnenu IT and
give it reputation.
Some OF the advantages possessed by the Pearl over
other machines may be mcntinned-
Its simplicity of construction obviates the necessity of
the usual long list of printed Instructions that ccompan
most other machines, for running and keeping il order.
Any person Of ordinary mechanical skill can learn in Il
short time how to manage the Pearl and do G0oi work on
it. The Pearl does not drop stitches BY u very Sinplc
and ingenious attachment to this machine this difficulty
is e1,ctuaIly overcome. 1t does not break needlcs-al-
lowing plenty of space in which the needle can pass up
and down, there is no danger of this trouble. 1t works
with an unicr feed runs very easy, and is not at all dlfi-
cult to manaGr-
/ am afsthoriZ II by the manufrr aIrers to warrant the
mqrhiae To 30 any kind of family sewing satisfactory,
ami to be free from any impcrEtctiun III construction.
All who wish to See or buy an excellent sewing ma
chime areinvited to call and examine the Pearl.
G. PLAIT, AGENT
For Delaware and Union Counties.
No 8, WILLIAMS BLOCK, Srpe 9, SO.
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G RS
New Ambrotype and Photograph
Gallery Is Now Open.

A Ii those wanting good PICTURES should
n give INN a call. He has one If the best and largest
North sky light and 81 le lights in the State and having
purchased one the best whole siZr Cameras manuEactur-
ed, he will warrant his pictures to be unsurpassed in any
tIwn or city III the Union. He has twe> lprge reception
rooms and one oprrHH"n re"at- which are cool and we'll
rrntiiatc!, tn : max. ig ii pleasant Iur al wiz" V;<r II H.
Ills Photographs arv of the fin 1t and latest Siyic. and
have been pronounced by CunuOs.eurs to be unsurpassed
IN the States. and to never fade All are invited to call
at his new suit Of rooms in Union Hall. next doSr to Ly-
b and's store, and examine specimens. e5-AIfsfylc s Of
PICTURES made at this Caller !. Llunc IL, 'Go-atf
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URNITURE.

The superiority Of this description of easement for the
rem Tins of ;tec.as"n friends IS universally acknowledged
where they have b,en use!-being alright. they arc
specially we'll desigced for keeping a corpse in warm
weather or far an unusual length of time, as wei as in
preserving i from the energachments of water, Sc., al,
ter intrrmant- - True it is, the body 80 deposited l.
nothing but dust, AMI it IS p wise an holy law Of natures
that to dust it shalt rcsurn but still how much more
consulatory to the surviving frIeR4ls sthc reflection. that
this no ly sh Ill be permitted to pass again into, and form
/ mart Of its native element by the aid of time and natur-
al c4nscs alun. instead of being immersed in water and
exposed to the depredatioBs of insects, by which the re-
mains are consumed before their ordinary and natural
decay or how satisfactory it would be to feel assured,
that it rem tincd in the earth whore it had been placed
with mt list Irb tncc from the knife OF the dissector, or
aay other hum IN agency -
4 HxARsE, accompanied by a careful driver, will at al
TINES be proc trabIcfor Neutrality-suspicious..
Aug 5, 1851. 50
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Z
SLOUGH &

THE Proprietors of the DELAWARE MILLS,
u would respectfully announce to Flour Merchants and
the cit z ms of Delaware AMI vicinity, generally, that
they are now prepared and are doing an extensive
Merchant Work,
AMI are manufacturing an excellent article of Flour
They have. hitherto, since the existence of the nec firm
on account of the failure Of the last years crop, been
unable t. meet the large demand, butarc now, and hope
to be able, from this time on to supply all demands,
either from Wholesale or Retail Dealers, with Il sTHERI-
OR QUALITY of . extra family :" and " double extra - Flour
manufactured from wheat, principally the product OF
our own county.
condition, and they have, also, succeeded in securing q
reyy experienced Miller from d distance, who is known to
stand NO. l in his profession, consequently the proprie-
tprs feel themselves warranted in say ing that they are
prepared to give fun satisfaction 20 all purchasers.
They Will deliver Flour to Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers within the corporation of Delaware free Of extra
charge.
GRIST w DIRK
viii also be attended tn on the shortest notice, and we
hope to the rntire abstraction of all who may feel dis
posed to patronizc them for they are determined to do q
air and honorable business [Aug stiff
Cash paid for Wheat.
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AR. IT'S GEA A.

TYR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
FOE To DEATH!
FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH
Hundreds of thousands die in the United States annually
of
Hundreds of thousands die in the United Substantially
of CONSUMPTION.
Is THERE 4 CURE?
Is THERE a CUREf
WHERE?
WHERE'S
At NJ. /. STARR * BRO IS Drug Store
DIR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
DIR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
DR.. CURTIS HYGEANA.
The Great nlraling Remedy
The Great InfEaIing Remedy
The Great ITtha ing Remedy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE.
PRICE IN DOLLAR A X
No Filthy Dose.
No Filthy Dose,
r. INHALATION,
PURE INHALATION
This old established and universally praised remedy
is no omlch-destroyin bow els lacerating nerve-irrl-
tating dose. 1t is no medicine swallowed. 1t is simply IN
haiation of a vapor, pure as fresh air. Age and infancy
can use it with pleasure. 1t is a bath to the lungs and
all the air passages. 1t wiIloporate Immediately ON colds
leading to consumption. 1t will alleviate neglected con
sumption in its last stages. Its acton in asthmais per
feet and miraculous. 1t is the great medical Columbus
in discovering Il new world OF cure, health and JOY for
the sufferers in consumption, asthma ana all lung and
throat diseases. 1t is the Foe tn Death and the Angel of
Hope. Try 1t, poor, suff1cating, night sweating martyrs.
We append the following Certificate from the Publisher
New YORK, May 18th. 1859.
Dear SirS: For nearly two earSI have been afflicted
with n severe cough, cspeci Oily nights and mornings, &C
cnmpinhcd with Il severe bronchial affection, and ! have
tried many things and many doctors, but could get no
permanent relief until l found it in your valuable " Hy-
gcana.i'
Tco Bottles have cured me-. My cough is gone and
throat clear and ! feel that this voluntary statement on
my part is due 10 you and your Medicine.
Yours truly, J. y. STEARNS.
For sale at VI. l.. STARR & BIO. IS Drug store, and by
PENFOIp. PARKER & MOWER, wholesale agents, Is
Beckman street, New York, who, on the receipt of one
dollar, will forward a package to any address in the
United States april 20, '6O-t1 =
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MRS. RoBINsoN,s CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co, o., March l, 1858.
This certifes that have been in very poor health for
year :, and found little or no relief after cmployi ing a
nun Der of physicians. My disease was Prolapsis Uterri.
/ ha been reduced by that and Flour Albus until / had
bec' me ulccrcd to a considerable extent. BY the advice
of ] r. q. W. Bushnell ] procured and took six bottles of
Mar ;hall's Uterine CatholIconw which enabled me to attend
to V husband in his last sickness until he died, which
was about Il year Since. Ihavc taken three bottles since
his Ieath, which has made me able to labor and support
my family of three children. The Catholicon has nearly
restored me to health. 1t is the only thing that has Giti-
gated my suffering Ser which ieel very grateful
MARY 4. ROBINSON.
For sale by N. L. STARR & Bro. Delaware BsNJ. VIII
LIAMs, Delhi U. H. HYDE x Son, Fast Orange j. BRIG
HAM, Lewis Centre s. CrRRAN, Ashley J. F. WINTER
MUTE, Norton, and by Medicine Dealers generally. For
Medicines, address, II. B. KINGSLEY,
August II .'G0-*ly. Clcvclad, Agent for Ohio.
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Mark These Facts!
THE rEsz1NoNYoFzHE WHOLE WORLD
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

BAD LEGs, A BREASTS. SORES AND ULCERS
II proper and diiigent use of this inestimable pfTepar-
alton. TO attempt to cure bad legs by plastering the
edges of the WOULD together is a folly for should the
skin unite, a bOggy diseased condition would remain I'M
derneath to break out with tenfold fury in a few days:
The only rational and successful treatment, as indicated
sGonnd ana to eootbn the ne,ehhoring narts nv rubbing
in plenty of the Ointment as salt is forced into meat
scARLET n OTHER FEvERs.
Any of the above diseases may be cured by well rub
bling the Ointment three times a day into the chest
throat and neck Of the patient it will soon penetrate
must operate upon the whole system ere its influence can
be felt in anv local part, whereas the Ointment will do
bove manner for the diseases named, or any similar dis
orders affecting the chest and throat, will find them
selves relieved as by a charm.
PILES, FIsIULAs SCRIPTURES;
menting nightly the parts with warm water, and then by
most efectvally rubbing in the Ointment. Persons sui
fering from these direrul complaints should loose not a
moment in arresting their progress. 1t should be under
stood that it is not sufficient merely tn smear the Oiht-
msDt on the affected parts. bit it must be well rubbed
in for some considerable time two or three times a day,
that it may be taken into the system, whence it will re-
move any hidden sore or wound as eiectualy as though
pllpable to the eye. There again bread and water pOul-
tees, alter rubbing in Of the Ointment, VIII do great ser
vice. The is the only sure treatment for females, cases
of cancer in the stomach, or where there may be Il gen
~NnISCRErfONs OF YoUTH-soREs AND ULCERS.
BIotchcs, as also sweiiings, can, with certainty, he rad;
ica!lF cured if the Ointment be used freely and the
Pills be taken night and morning as recoh!tfendcd in the
printed Instructions. When treated in any other way
they only dry up in one place to break out in another ;
whereas this Ointment will remove the humor from the
system, aid leave the patient Il vigorous and healthy be-
ing 1t will require time with the use of the Pills to ell
DRoPaICAL swELLLNGs, TtRALYsts AND
Although the above complaints differ widely in their
origin ANA nature. yet they all require local treatment.
Many of the worst cases of such diseases will yield in a
comparatively short space OF time when this Ointment is
diligently rubbed into the parts affected, even after cv-
cry other means have failed. In aIlserious maladIcs the
Pills should be taken according to the printed objections
accompanying each boz.
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GraRenberg Family Medi-
cines.-RefaiI Prices
H o NJ E TIE o n Y.

IL W l. l. - Il l. NJ L
HARTFORD. TrumbulI Co., o., March :, '57.
thereby certify that / have been dealing in the Graf
fenberR Medicines TO. Che pass ye1ir and can truly say
that have m.twith the more decided appreciation Of the
people til m tll-ss, particularly the Pills and Catholicon.
They will readily perform all ami more than is promised
for them. l have sold abont fifty bottles Of the Catholi-
con the past season, and l hear the best results ia every
}. II. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. Bushnell says of the GratTeubcrg McdI-
cincs- DR.. b. is a physician of extensive practice, and
one OF the most successful in the county %Crrumbul) in
which he resides:
This cortfes that have used the Granpnbcrg Pills and
MarshaIls Catholcon, sold here by J. ii. {. johnson, in
msIicines. ~ "'- e DR. c. ". BusfHSEliI.
Hartford, TTumbull county, o., March, 1857.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
From the Neoo Yo5h Daily Nems, (Eiit0riaI)
I've desire to call attention to a letter froIT Dr. Josh
ua F. Bridge, on - The Health of American Women, - in
another column. He treats the subject in an able man.
ner, and his skill and mclIcal Judgment may be relied
From The Albany Morning Express.
- Marshali's Uterine Cathuiicon has proved to lie fully
as valuable rs it claimed to b. in many severe tests
made by medical gentlemen and others. DIR. Bridge is a
judgment and Discrimination, ajudci0us and highly sue
cesSful practitioner in all diseases: especially those of
women and children"
FROM PHYSICIANS.
~ MarshaHs Uterine Catholicnn. will certainly curaal
the 4ieseacs for which it is recnmmeded.
" There is 10 medicine like it in this country.'
{ In the worst cases thatI have me with, MarshaIl's
Utsrine Cathoiic"n is a certain ond safe remedy"
MkltSIHAILiS UTERINE CATiOlICON
is unil"s tatingiy offered as a reliable RENE y for allthose
complaints to which every woman is liable, and which
EfluGaiiy aIccl inc mIild Il well as The BODY 50 that tD
think, talk or work becomes alike IA source of su scTing
if not inaInssibility. Among the complaints for which She
Catholicon is a rcs4edy are Falling of the Soaab Whites,
suppressed Irregular or painful Mcnstruaton, Iloating
In1lamnations and Disease Of the Kidneys or Urinary
Organs, Retention or lnCuntinencc Of Urine, Hca; tburn
Cost;Yencss, Nervousness, Paintings, lalpitations,
Cramps, Disturbed Sleep, AMI all troubles, organic or
sympathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any Of the above symp-
toras, or with spine, liver or lung complaints are invited
to address Or. Bridge, with fall conscience that thcy will
find relief. Marshalls Uterine CathoHcon is not Il quack
m1lcInc, but its ingredients have hecn known TO the
Medical Colleges, and they are at the service % any res
pcctabtr physician III tie country,
Eve price IF MARsHAIL's UTERINE CATHo1ICoNi is One Dol
lar and q haG ner SinlIe LotIe.
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7

IN consequence CT the scarcity Of money and the
l. harti Tunes that HOW prevail N this cumuGuniIv. The
manufacturers have autilor.Z ii n4c 70 reduce the price
oil the Pearl Sewing Machine To 7hirtY.fre Dollars. This
will enable almost every family wanting u uslelize 10
purchase enc And while ale price Is reduced the quail
~ is improved so that it is now really the cheapest ma
chine in the market. Bear in mind the good qualities of
the Pcnrl-
1t is very simple in construction.
1t is not liable to get out of order.
1t is durable and easily managed.
IL VIII do good work. 1t will do
coarse work us well as fine. 1t is
warranted to be all that is claimed
for it and to give satisfaction.
u is better To bny Sewing Machines of reliable. estab-
fshed agents than of irresponsible travelling ones
Take the evinons of those using Machines, rather than
otthose selling them. References NiIrb. given to those
using the Pearl, at the Agency.
Any candid mechanic acquainted with machinery can
not but pronounce the Pearl good i'll primo pie, and as war
ranted BY the Agcnt-to perform welI-there is no risk
to the purchaser
Hse manufacturers Of the Pearl are practical mechau-
Ts-lnrn who are satisfied with fair profits, and Mt t,e
same time that they offer TO the public as good a machine
for family use as any in the market they ask no bonue
for reputation or any other fictitious consideration hui
have fixed upon a price that is fair and just to both seller
and buyer The Pearl will be furnished complete at S3s
and warranted by C.. PLATT. Agent.
NOV 1851 No. 3 Williams Block.
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iVTN Q0SNvMV

there are many eases whore disease is too long SuoWe&
10 remain unchecked in the system AMI \ slight es1ens
regarded at first as simply an annoyance, ceases onV
with the life of the patient. An impure state of tbs biooAs
through debilitatinu Of the lungs, ILLS the system vita
morbid humOrs, and pnlsation heeonnes feeble or Aee-lsE
aicd 10 a feveriSh intsRsity-the heart. liver, ana Ne
ncys. separately petroriiihg functions Of vital necesSRg
TO our well being, are impeied i'm their regular action
the digestive organs falter in their task, and reture y
perform the process OF separating the nutritious elemen@
from food. and the whole mental being is well nigh ready
to sink under the burden of life. The pSticnt so afflicted
accounts his case a complication of diSoracrss and oorm
refuses to resort to medication, from his thorough dis
belief in any prospect Of cure. To such
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c.. s e G II S It's
SCI
Ell AIR RESTOR

FENtE btSl fhEfAhAliuN ENEk hNUNN FOX TIE
u Human Hair
u win Restore white or gray hair to the naturalco;Or.
Will restore the natural sccrctsons.
Will remove at once all itching.
Will remove all Dandrun.
VIII make rhe hair solt and glossy.
viii preserve the color of the hair TO old age.
Will always tasten it and stop Its falling, aud is one Of
the best Toilet articles now IN use.
Read a certificate of d. r. Tildcn, who is Won Known
throughout Northern Ohio
CLEVELAND, July IL 1850.
MEssRs. HELPER & SECHRIsr II have had a bottle Of
your Hair Restorative. ~Iobtalned il to prevent my hair
from falling of, not supposing that 1t would change the
color of my hair, it being very grcy-but to my great
surprise il has not only prevented my HAIR from falling.
but has restored it to its natural color. ! had an aver
sion to being grey and had made use of Woods, Mrs.
Aliens and other hair dyes, but without much success.
1 have no hesitation in saying that this preparation of
yours is far, UeTV far, superior TO anything of the kind
now in the market. Will you please send me a gallon by
express and l will send yon the money by mail,
Yours truly, DANIEL r, TlLDEN.
Prepared and sold by HELLER Il II Akron,
Ohio, aud for sale in Delaware by STARR & BRO, and B..
DICKINSON Il Son, and druggists generally. aug 24,'60tlp
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% Tools, "A punci
I dies and taps, Is tool /
l Hand Lathe, ID sheet
q Chisels, 5 CRATE
8 Screw Wrenches, l small
l Flue Plate, 2 kegs
1 Vices. 1 large
II Rcamers, 5small
l Ratchet Drill, B stove
l t45 liant
8 Stock Dies and Taps, Is feet
2 straight Edgers, x BARI
2 Hammers, ~ bars
Is dozen assorted Files, "
l Grind Stone, II q"
1 small Crane, Is bunl
2 Hand Saws, iron,
2 Wheelbarrows, Is bars
l Clock, q .
l pair Shears, I "
2 Hand Saws, Q pr. t.
Is assorted iron Wrenches, Is truci
2 Hammers, IS hand
5 Mandrills, "
8 Corking Tools, z "
5 chisels, 43 car
l Bellows, rs car
l pair of Blocks and Rope 50 iron
3 Anvils, boxt
2 Swcdge Blocks ahd Stands, 10 swii
l Swedge Tool / lot g
l Rail Swedge and Block, pair
l round MandrIll, and
/ Bolt Machine, l lot OF
81 pairs OF TuugS, 8 TFeIg
SO Sw edge Cap Tools, pair
3 sIedgcrs, 10 cas-
q heading Tools; l lot o.
l set of Spring Tools, l lot o.
set of Mandrills, 5 pass,
l machine for bending earl l pass
frames, l bagg
l ceBtcring trestle, i cabO
l trcstle for setting springs, 81 fret
u Augurs, S fiat c
2 Saws, I31 gra
2961 #. Oak Sllls so #. long, 5 coal
IT, #. Oak SiIls, 4 in, II It. LOGON
long, LOGON
40 ri. oak, 3 in IL #. long LOGON
240 # " 215 i'll. 10 IT. " LOGON
$50 #. 90 II #. " LOGON
% #. " S it. 9 iron
6740ft." q in. 10 it. 1 sore,
eos feet OF Tine, l chis'
2 pairs Tongs, l ham
u ohIee tl eo-a,
z' 80
p1nsh -
uIamI r,o1s piI =,
'-nn g. n"a p.,n. -
. w. . "au
l pdlc "aot 'NN
keBs asS"l Nu'Sf iitll'
l lot Brass Castings, Is lantC
s iron Wrcnches, ! keys
l screw Wrench5 s~rt
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Save Your Carpets

DY using HARRINGTON CARPET LINING.
- 1t has Been IN Hss s-vcrai years and has become Il
popular article wtiI al. who ha We trleu it. The ingrcdi-
snts use rcn:icr II a sure protection against moths. 1t
Is Il mrtHer Of sound, and Is peculiarly Seft 10 the tread
Ladies', m putting dGwn your carpets be sure ank get the
Carpet Iini &. OWN g to the demand for the article We
have brought on a liberal supply which will be sold at
h, low st rates.
tprT6 go &tr NEHEMIAH & MILLER.
P.S. NEW CARPETS. JUST REcEIyED..
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I III o e
Delaware, Ohio.

CHARLES SHERMAN, Proprietor.
TTAvING taken charge of and thoroughly rem
II ovated and reinrnisliGd throughout with new fHrhf-
ture and bedding the above named House, il is my inten-
ton to ofl, to the trarefing community superior induce
m-nts. Those desiring to attend the SPRINGS IN DELAWARE
during the season, will find ample and satisfactory ac-
Communications. Connected with the House willbe a daily
line of OmnibrIsscs rnnning to the ..Ohio White sulphur
springs - leaving the Horse in the morning and return
ing in the evening. All who favor us with their patron
age may rely upon receiving attention. Charges reason
able. lmay !, GOSH.
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WEST BEDFORD, Coshccton Co, c. May IA, 1857.
Mr. II. b. kINGSLLN-sir ] have been selling the
medicines af the Grancnbcrg Company for the last ten
years, and have invariably found them to fitc goo" salts
faction The Pills | have sold to a great many f. antilles
as regular as their tea ana coffee, and with my traC c they
have become u staple article.
MarshaIfs Uterine Catho!icon, prepared by Or. Pome-
roy, is a medicine that has done Il great amount of good
in Female Complaints. One lady l sold it to told me that
she had received more benefit from one bottle of, the Cath
oiic0n, than she had from Il long course Of mcdicalt treat
ment by the most skillgul physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. TfHSOM.
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gg IFIanhood,
E4SS How Lost, How Restored.

JUt I UITISHlUi fH q otUT9V LUUUIT,
A LECTURE en- the Nature, Treatment: and
"a Radical Cure # SPERM iTthI;RIInEA, Or seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness AMI Involuntary
Emissions, producing impotcncy Consumption and Men
tai and Physical ! cbiity.
BY ROB. J CULVERWEIL, NJ. r.,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
self abuse may be cGtctualIy removed without internal
medicines or the dangerous applications Of carstics, in
struments. medicatcd buuCles, ard ether ncw and en-
piracaI dcviscs. is here clearly demonstrated. and the
entirely new and highly successful rcatalCrt, Is adopt
ed by the celebrated author, fully explained, by means
of which every one Is enabled 90 cure himself perfectly.
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nastrUms of the day. This Lecture Will
prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. Po$1 aid. on receipt of
two postage STAMPS. by addressing IN CHAS. J. e..
KLINE, Asa First Avenue, New York, Post Box 4 $50.
may !. 'E0-@lv
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J. HYATT.
JOHN e. IATINHE4
~sz-TAKES this opportunity to inform
Saa5W i the citizens 81 delaware ana its ylcIn-
nY that he is still manufacturing
Piano-Eortes and Melodions

and that he is now opening a Ware-room on Sandusky
street. opposite the Williams Block, where can be found
a COOL assortment of P~IAN0-FURTES n MEIODl0NS
OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE, and 4 generalassortment
of MUSICAL MERCHANniLE-
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has always re-
ceived fza4s ahc cItfZ ms of Delaware and its vicinity
he hopes, by honorable and fair business transactions,
to merit a continuance of the same.
EE-Oid Pianos rebufed and the tone made as good as
new by Il PraStible workman. Piano-Fortes and Melo-
dions repaired.