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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

FRox CALIFORNIA JosEPiI. Ocr. 10. The
Pony Express with San Francisco dates of tho
81 inst, has arrived.
Both wings Of the Democracy are confident
Of carrying the State, and political matters are
getting exciting.
The California news Is unimportant-
Nineteen thousand dollars hal been received
at San Francisco, being eight days product OF
Fremont's Mariposa mines.
Oregon dates are to the 18th uit. Both
branches Of the Legislature wcro In session.
with full quorum In the Senate.
The Governor sent in his message, which
takes strong administration ground on national
affairs. lie also declares that he win not call
an extra session IL the legislature makes NO
choice VI Senator's to Congress.
A Convention OF both Houses is called for
Oct LIST, to choose two U. ). Senators. There
Is considerable doubt rs to there being any
election there.
AL TIE WORLD OVER RediiDg' Russia Salvo
Is acknowledged the great remedy for cuts.
bruises, burns, ralds, md wounds Of every
description. It Is unequalled, rs those attest
who have been benefited BY It's use. Sold every
where for IS cents hex.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26
Another Rep.siis.. U. S. Senator.

The following gratifying news has been
received from Oregon.
The Pony Express with California dates TO
and including the 10th inst, and Oregon to the
7th inst, reached St. Joseph on Sunday after-
noon. J. W. Nesmith, Douglas Democrat, and
Z. d.. Baker. Republican, had been elected
United States Senators by the Oregon Legisla-
ture-the former for the long term, and the
latter for the short tive yearso term. II Is
thought the State will be carried for Mr.. Lin
coin. In California the chances between the
Breckenridge and Douglas parties are about
elual,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26
~ The return, Of IN, ocn,u, marshal, in

Y The returns Of the census msrshals in
some Of the inland districts Of South Carolina
reveal great disproportion Of the white to
the slave population. For instance, in the
Georgetown district, the number Of slaves and
free negroes Is $3.50. The free white persons Of
another and contiguous district, are set down
at 1850; the colorcl population in the same
district is i2.69i-the whites forming only
about one-siIth Of the number Of colorcd, up
ward Of $4,000 Of whom are slaves. In the
lower All.saints district, the disproportion ap-
pears to be still more marked for instance, In
o population Of 1881 only 226 are free persons,
ii9 Of whom are males. This would give m
average Of rather more than thirty-eight slaves
to each white male In that district. The grand
total VI slave population in the three districts
above, is Is, ITO; Of free persons, 3i93.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

THE THREE Candidates for the PRESIDENCY are
each hopeful ofsuccess in the coming campaign.
There Is not so much certainty In politics as
there Is In the fact that Relding's Russia salve
cures cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, corns, etc.
Get box and try II, only Is cents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

RItis now ascertained that Douglas was
large borrower at the failed Artinans' Bank
In New York. Mayor Wood and his brother
BENJAMIN have figured largely in loans from
the institution, and there is no wonder that the
concern proves to be gigantic swindle.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

SALE OF CARRIAGES. The public attention Is
directed to the advertisement Of the Fall Sale
of Carriages Of Chadbourn's make, to come Oh
ON Saturday, Nov. Sd, at q p. NJ, ut MIR.
Chadbourns mandatory, Temple Street, Saco.
These carriages are made out Of durable ma
terials, in Mr.. Chadbourn's best style, for GUS
tom work, and are In all respects equal to any
of similar styles which have been made In Mr..
C's. manu- factory during the summer.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

DONATION. The friends Of Elder Babcock
met at his house on Thursday u. NJ, and even
ing, Oct. Is, AMI len with him and family,
forty-cight dollars in provision and clothing,
&c., and ffty-two dollars In money. Aiter
partaking Of q good supper, all lett well salts.
lied and the elder and his family much pleased
with their call.
West Buxton, Oct lsG0.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

Bronchitis.-This sure forsrunnsr Of consump-
,iOn can he Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by the use ofDr. J. r. starOrds Olive Tar.
and Iron and sulpher Powders. The Olive Tar
ailays pain, and heals soreness and inflammation.
and the Iron and sulpher Powders convert the
waste or WORKOUT PARTICLES Of the BLOOD Into gAses
which are elected from the body BY ths pores, In
stead ofbelng deposited I'm the Phlegm. The tee
timonials Of many prominent aud we'll known PR
sons are contained In . pamphlet, which will DO
sent free BY NAIL TO any address. Bee advertise
ment In this paper.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

c. c. woopxAS AT ALFRED; This popular
speaker will address the Lincoln and Hamlin
Club of Alfred, on Friday evening, Nov. 2, at
the Town Hall, att o'clock. This gentleman
is a favorite. aud the meeting will doubtless be
n full one
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

Sur ron sEREsADE MusIc-The Davenport
Qowa) Band have sued the Mayor Of that city
for serenadc they gave him las, spring. on
the occasion Of his election. This Is novel
suit any way Il Is regarded, whether the May
or elect ordered the music or the band furnish
ed II voluntarily.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

WORM KNOWING. Redling's Russia Salve
Is positive and efiectual cure for oil kinds Of
cuts bruises. burns. scalds, corns. felons, and
cutaneous diseases generally. Sold BY oil deal.
ers for Is cents box.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

South Carolina, and yet New Hampshire ha-
but half as many representatives, as South Car
olna. Massachusetts, ut the last apportion-
ment, was allowed representative for every
90 900 VI her people and South Carolina
was allowed one for every 1900.
On these facts the Boston Traveller remarks
Such Is the system Of equality" We arc
called upon by the South, and the Democratic
party, either to favour or TO tolerate.
The breckenridge party asks US to avor
It The Douglas party asks US to tolerate u.
II will be time for US TO do either when the
South shall express its willingness to allow the
property Of the free States to be represented In
Congress and in the Electoral Colleges, just as
It's own property Is represented in those bodies.
We cannot interfere 10 redress this inequality
Of the States, because il exists by virtue OF
constitutional compact, but VIC can prerenf ITS
extension into new lands and VIC mean TO try
our best within the limits Of law, to prevent
the extension Of an unequal system.
Hon. Alexander X Stephens. Of Georgia, do
livered Douglas speech Mt Atlanta, on tho
18th ult. lie declared that Douglas was the
first statesman Of his section TO assert the In
equality Of the negro, and to declare that
slavery was right, morally, rsliciously. and
politically. The following extract from Mr..
Stephens speech is respectfully recommended
to the lovers Of popular sovereignty, as illus
trated by Douglas and Stephens in that viciu-
ity:
cit was popular sovereignty that intro
dnced negro slavery into the colonies OF Vir-
ginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia, against the
prohibtory powers attempted TO be exercised
BY the trustees Of the crown Of Great Britain.
Il was popular sovereignty which made Georgia,
Tennessee, and even Texas slave states. In
Texas there was . law prohibiting the introduce
q 40. xaf N =
ried il there. And for that reason the peo-
pie saw that slavery is the normal condition Of
the negro, and that II Is one OF the fixed laws Of
the Creator that II shall exist, believe the
time will come when Il will exist In every state
In the Union."I
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

wnY HAVE A DoCroRl There is no u.e In
having q physician to dress cut, wound, burn,
or scald, or prescribe ior any cutancous disease,
when On immediate cure can be had by the up
plication Of Rclding's Russia Salve. 1t Is sold
everywhere for Is cents o box.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

HERE You HAVE IT. The best remedy cItant
for cuts, bruises. burns, scalds, corns, felons,
sores, and cruptive diseases generally, Is Re !.
dinss Russia Salvc. You can get 1t anywhere
for Is cents box.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

y The Wide Awakes Of Kennebunkport
are to be presented with IN elegant banner,
The gin OF the ladies, on this (Fribay) evening.
The Editor has accepted an invitation to wit
mass the eeremonies
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

VERY sMrLEASp War Coon. Russia Safvs
Is one ofthr most simple. and at the samo
one Of the most effective remedies for cuts.
wounds, burns, scalds, md oil Affections, ever
offered the public. One boz viii prove thi'.-
Sold for 25 cents q box.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

HAsrER's MAGAZINE. We havejust received
our Harper. II looks good, anil OF course Il Is.
Il alwaysis The present number closes the
tucnty-frst volume. Sold by l.. Hodsdon,
Sasa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

A Card TO Young Ladies' and oentienen
win be sent to all who desire u, the recipe
and directions for making simple Balm, that
will In few days, remove plmples, blotches. tan,
freckles, and all impurities and roughness "
the akin. Those desiring the rssIpe viii please
address, enclosing Is cents.
Box 237, Ssco, Maine. u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

MAoAzrSr.-The Magazines for November
are all ready for the public. Cooley, Arthur,
and Peterson are all received, and are all Of
interest.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HANNIBAL HAMLlN,
OF MAINE.

Er Advertisers are particularly request.
al ~ hand In their Advertisements as early IN the
week as possible. In order to secure their lnser'
tIon they must be received by WednesdaynOon.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

The DIFFERENCE. The distinctive features Of
the two political parties-ior there are but two,
Notwithstanding the various candidates for the
Presidency before the people-are briefly stated
by the Kcnnebec Journal:
The Republican party advocates protection
to Home Industry; and the Democratic party
oppose any such protection. The Republican
party advocates Internal Improvement Of Ma
tional Harbors and Rivers; the Democratic
party oppose such improvement. The Repub-
lcan party considers slavery local institution,
and not q national one, and therefore advocates
the keeping II out of the Territories ofthc United
States /; the Democratic party considers slavery
q national institution, and advocates the forcing
1t upon and protecting It in the Territories
The Republican party advocates the suppression
Of the Slave Trade; the Democratic party advo-
Gates free sea for slave traders. This Is Nil
the difference between the two parties-the Re
publican national in oil Its ends and aims; the
Democratic purely sectional In every end md
aim. Let the country choose between them.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

as his mother Is Queen. Good bye, your
highness. We are ready now for new sensa-
tinn
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26

Net profit IS days, s2i,7A
or nearly three hundred dollars per day.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

presidential Election. Nov. O. go.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
m ARD w a a e.
C. d. POTTER & CO. /.
uAvE now in store the largest and nOat co
IL piste assortment II
Amariean and Foreign Hardware

American ana EOEc1Sn h1AH"o~N
ever offered in this market csts'st;ns - Paet q
m Tonsrolled. ham and Sreefes LTtn
ss..aI-Navlcris Cast 4 Il, tfernlsD7 - fA spffas'
Tor r. e F. aud American Nstlsiss.i
springs--Eagen, BugEFs siiky and SeAa o r-asi1s
pittsburgh Manufacture -. IN
AIS bellows &c Coil ham, 2-le
= i5,rn t;sin and Tube Bolts, Nuts, Washers &c:
$50 kegs Nails Sd 4o1, Wrought AMI h@stes me ga Vi
ssst araHds IN market tieTse Sai;s aoa n.+ s5o -,
200 boxes quality Glass frt'fn ix9 % oeA4o ksny
sze cut Orderly; SASH Deors and Bln-s AZ
VINE : ss r.: Lrad in oil and dry Frosri
White. Iacraee yenitiae Red, v Whitings Sc; InFPen
tine IaEseed oil and PGttg c..
IBrushes-Iant, Faraish, Nh.te~ashs h2rSe ee1 @
Brushes, FeesherD busters
400 oz Door Lacks Iatches con- Plete afseF tment
100 dez Greenwood Butts leo sor = reusls S M al
s.rearr,yto Cong Butts Bind SASH
= I9eks !. 4 cord tsiniet pointed Screws
sssssk e ABLE CtC 4 L + Il "
C. D. r. would respectfully eaii t2s as.e1tl r.s
consisting Of Ivory Btlsneed Handles Buffalo fifTa
Cocua and common Handles, with and tined steer
-Forks 4fvory and CDesa b ,ndlod Caryers
40 3oz Pocket Cutlery IS di tcrert varieties
American aud English shears and Scissors
Axes--gobe-t's, Whites Hunts, sIninenA's nrooks
Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Slnlnlonots Deheh
shnge and Lathing Hatchets;
sfss-arils Graduated Churchillss Hammer Twist, l.
chiseis-c S socket, Aortse, Pairing and Farmer
Sa.ysIea and leayit's Auiay and Sash, English anu
american Cut, shepherd Irying's Spear & jack
sar,s and makes hand Pannel, Hip, Ien"n ana
= Iensh Planes. rfambs Lcvsis &c
- I5axs5es--Sav, Plane, AuSur, Chiseis TICK :
atg nsiges SELF shatsiag and common 1000 strap aao
JOINT hinges Wrought ,sYs AMI staples Gate Laeehff
Wflios Whip IasheS Hide hips; iztsnt a1lo fnaia
eaI leather: EmlHeled Carriage Cloths Oil Table
Cloths aad 9I Carpet Saddery and fis ne 8 Irlln-
nngs shoe kit good ass.ftnens ona .hossn5 80
ofsssF articles which the attention Of the pubic 81
respectfuy invited. aug 26, j.,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

PHILADELPHIA
Beeuent ststuisn established By Special Edotniesf
for the Re Of The SICK and Distressed, afflicted irfth
girlet and Epsdemic DseGses, and esPeetattyJcT eae
CRTe Of Diseases Of the Sernal Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS BY TIE AGING
IL Surgeon 70 all who apply by letter, with descr1p-
tol of their condition. ge occupation habits OF life,
&c and in OF extreme poverty, Medicines tur-
nished free Of charge
yALUABLE REPORTS Spermatorrhoa, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual organs. and the NV Rtsit
DIES employed Dispensary sent to the afflicted IN
Scaled letter Envelopes free OF charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DR. SKIILEN HOC6HToS, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association No South Ninth Street, Philadel
phia, Pa BY order OF the Directors
GEo FAIRcEuD, Secretary
mar @ '6o-fly EZRA n. HEARTWEII, Pres
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

GEO. ". HAHL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
Sheriff Sale.

John D Van Deman RY virtue Of an execution
sAeS to me directed fI4ln the Court
sam1 Rheem ct al of Common Fleas for Delaware
county Ohio, shall oasr at public s1e the door
the court House in Delaware,
Monday, the 1.th dey of sr1sentcr. 1860,
between the hours If 10 ocleck and O'Clock p
the following described real est4tc, toEit Situate
the county If Iearare and Sate Uhie range 10,
township 5, and 4, and jnlets No Is and IL
bounded aud described ullc cHs Beginning in the
Of the 0tentapgy at the Invest corner
lot No. 49, thence south IS degrees, liz minutes east
along the lot ine 81? rods and 20 links post and
stones IN improvement the north line OF lot II thence
south degrees along the line of said real
estate a rods, y = links 10 post and stones by
beechcs, thence naIt IS degrees II = minutes, west
3G5 rods and links the of the Ocntangy river
thence up said center of said river north Is degrees -
minutes west 2e rods the place OF beginning contain
ing Is l1lnl00 acres exclusive o tile railroad track
said lot % 94Io0 of part of said
Of land is encimbered with the dover OF Mrs iIT
riet Lamb. Appraised $500.
Also all that Of oGt-lot number the town nf
Delaware Della county, OHIO, OF and assigned
the said Henry lamb in the part ton ofhe real
tts.nf Reuben Lamb decd between the heirs Ct said
Lamb in Delaware Common Pleas containing nd
half acres of land. Appraised at $leo.
Also, all that part Of outiot No. in the town Of Ieia
ware, Delaware county Ohio set of and assigned to
Henry Lamb the PARTITION of the real estate of Reuben
Lamb decd between the Leiis of said Res ben lamb il
the Delaware Common Pleas, containing five
1Saz 100 of an mere Appraised at $500
CHARLIE SHERMAN. Sheriff
August II, '6e-~ts TS6, co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
It is not too much to say
since all, Old and Young, at
firm it's Truth,

VIE: That Professor Woods Hair RESTORATIVE
will preserve t'fately the grouth and color Of the
hair used two three times week TO any imaEin-
able Perfectly restores the gray, covers the bald
with natures rnament, the hair make it more
ald beautiful than any OIL and tho scalp
free from all disease To the greatest agc Statesmen
Judges Attorneys Doctors Clergyn,en Professional
men and Gentlemen and Ladies OF all classrs, all
the world bear testimony that do not 10 much III
its favor Read the following and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, St. Charles Co. NO.. Nov. 1e 1857.
PRoF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir Some time last summer
we were induced q Of your Hair Restorative
and its effects wonderful we feel it our duty to
you and the afflicted to report it.
our little sons head for some time had been perfectly
covered with Sores and called scad head The
hair almost entirely came on ID consequence whsh
FRIEND seeing his surings advised US to use your Res
torative We did so with little hope OF success but t.
our surprise ad that Of All our friends very Few app
cations removed the disease entirely, and crop of
hair started OUT and now say that our boy
has as healthy scap aud Us luSurvnt crop "l nalf
any other child We can, therefore, and do hereby
recommend your Restorative perfect remedy for all
diseases of the scalp and hair We are yours respect
fully,
GEO. ". and SARAH A. HIGCINEoTIIAA
PRoF Woop-pear Sir; My hair had. for several years
heen hecHming prematnrely gray. accompanied by .
harshness which rendered the constant application OF
,r ~ Rostratiye m "a sbo, tive months sro II Sos IN
that condition and having continued its until xth
IN IN, ,in .s "a ~ S ~ y % it @ nc t1, - - h. nrsscr,d
produced by the application oils any other
nrenaration have yer used regard il as an intis
pensabie article for every Iadys toilet whether
used hlir restorative for the simple purpose OF
dressing or beatfyng The hair You have permission
refer all who entertn any outt OF its perform
ing all that is claimed for it. Mrs. C. sfM0SIE,
Cincinnati, Chic. Feb TO- 1857 ia Third 81
WELLINGTON Mo-. Dec. S, 1887
FReF, Toop-renr Sir: By the advice of friend Of
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative was
indueed to try il. had rhe fever time last May
and nearly every hair in my head came out. Now my
hr has in great deal thicker than il ever was
Sotre but duty and sympathy that feel to coTumu-
nlcate to o. hers afflicted have been, would induce
give this public Acknowledgements of the benefit
have received frem Fof Woot's Hair Rt storativc-
Yours Respectfully, a. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of sizes, wig
large, medium and small the small holds pint. and
rctails for 81 cr bottle the meium holds at least 20
per cent in proportion than the SMALL retails fr
81 p:r bettic the large Ills quart 10 per cent
in proportion and ret i E fi,f So
q. J. WOOD & CO, Froarietors, 444 Broadway, New
York, antII4 Market Street St Louis Mo. and sold by
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
July u ,'6u-f5m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07

Sheriff ana 11astercommissionsr Sale.
Ges Hus Co ! pY yiTtue az dseretal order
ID af sale 90 me directed from The
Geo Little aI- Court of Common Pleas q Della
ware county, Ohio, shall oer pnhic SALE the door
Of the Court House in Delaware, on
Nosday, TIE 3sfA day 9 Sz<eHbws ls6o,
hoara O'Clock - m and feGr olcock
D. the foIEo ing described follows,
Wit hot piece Of land situate the toFshfp OF
ItelasxaEe county of IeleEaTe and STATE o Ohio snd
being part in No. Sc, numbered the orig
.al plat es the toan OF Delaware, bounded as illcs
iegnusng So9nt the lle of sandsk4 street.
and Inc said lot II "a south roa the north
said lot and south west corner of Sandus
Ky Wiuter 81 thence parallel with
line feet, thence nrth 81 thence east lv6
feet TO the place Of beginning appraised at $500
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
Ae4 SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
august q, ,s6o-ts {S3,00l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
.R, CURTIS HYeKANA.

FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH
Hundreds Of thousands due nthe United States annually
of CONSUMPTION.
Hundreds of thousands die IN the United States annually
Of CONSUMPTION.
Is THERE A CUREf
Is THERE A CURE
WHERE
AIM, L STARR BRe.'s Drug Store
DR.. CURTIS HYGEASA.
DIR. CURTIS, HYGEANA.
DR. CURTIS HYGEASA
The Great Inhating Remedy,
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The Great Inhaling Remedy
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE
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Ne Filthy Dose.
PURE iNHAL 4TIoN,
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This old established and universally praised remedy
Is stomach destroying bowels acerating, nerve
tating dose. 1t is medicine swallowed 1t IS Simply IN
halaton of vapor pure fresh air. Age and infancy
it with pleasure. 1t is bath to the lungs aho
leading TO consumption II will alleviate negiecto
sumption in its last Its action in asthas per
in discovering world of cure, health and joy of
the sufferers in consumption, asthma and an lung
Hope Try poor sufocating night sweating martyrs
We append the following Certificate from the Fuoishef
New YoRK, May 18Th 1859.
Dear Sirs For nearly yearsI have been afflicted
with severe cough especially nights and mornings ae
coapanied with severe bronchial Affection ana nave
tried many things and many doctors bGt could get no
permanent relief until found it in your valuable " ny
geaTa.'
7tOo Bottles have cured me, Ny cough is gone and
throat clear and feel that this voluntary statement on
Yours truly. ''' J. n sTEARNs.
For sale at NJ l. STARR K BRo.'s Drug store, and by
PENFULD. PARKER & MOWER wholesale agents, IS
Beekman street. New York who the receipt of ono
dollar, viii forward package to any address IN the
United States. april 90, ,'60-tly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-07
New Watches.

T am nov receiving for the pr ing Trade a new
iot oi mitches ana would invite an inspection of my
stock by those wanting to buy and not hesitate to say
that my prices will be found low those any other
establishment in the Statew demonstrate this hy sub
Joining few of the low prices ut which sell Watches.
a good Silver Lepne (warranted) for SO 90.
good Silver Lepne, hunter case for $40
Silver Detached Levers, hunter cases at $40 to SI5
nnd Gold Ladies' Watch (warranted) for s2e
nhe Gold Ladies' Watch gold dial very pretty S2b
fine Gold Detached Lever, full ieweIed for SAD
Gold Hunter Case, Detached Lever full Ieveled S35
full assortment of the American Watches in gold and
silver cases, at low prices.
good assoT ment OF fine detached levers with silver
caps, excellent time keepers
School teachers supplied with watches on favorab BILE
terms second hand watches, warranted as low as So
MY assortment OF watches and other goods Jewell
ry line will be found full and complete as the wants of
Williams Block. 4, pI ATT
April Is. 1883