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The Grand Moving Mirror of
THE BUNYAN TABL.EAU
Consisting of Sixty Magnificent Scenes with FIGURES OF
F SIZE illustrative Of tho world renowned alegofy
PILGRIMS PROGRESS, and painted by the eminent Ameri-
Artists, HUNTINGTON MAY, KYLE, GR6PsEY,
HART, DALLAS BARLEY and PAUL puGGAN. This
splendid work of art has obtained natipn UNEQUAED
BY THAT OF any OTHER EVER EXHIBITED. See
eircnlafs
n- Admission 80 cents Children and Servants Is cents
M-Doors open at 81 Mirror will I54 o'clock pre-
cisy Doors open for day exhibitions L. Nj
al O'Clock.
Rs- USEERS IN ATTENDANCE
eDescrpve pamphlets of this great American Painting
for sale al the door. Price l5 cents.
ALFRED HART.
jail I'm Sole Manager and Proprietor.
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OFFICE OF CENTRAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
Cry OF NEW ORLEANS
THE Election ordered for Monday, the
ah day o. February S ~ virtue Of The Piesmson
Louisiana dated the l1h day of January 1850 will be held
the supeyniendence a. the following named
the following named places. Each Poll will be known and
desr mated as follows:
First District.
FrRsr PREc1NcrPo No. OneAt the engine house Of Fire
Company No. II Tch6piionas street, between Race and
Grunge Gommissoners-lsaae n Marks, D. > Iappan aud
roll Nc, TwoAtt the engine house Of Fire Company No
GonmissionersJohn O. Taylor, q. d. Yancey and NJ. b.
Alien
Company No 20 Ihaia street between Bacchu and Iades
srecs s. forrcy, A. A. Pasnier
Poll No. Two-At the Washington sclool,touse corner of
Aasazine and Robin Meofes,
s H. Tory end Nv. aleGarrity.
TniRp fgEcscrPoll No oeAt the engine honse of Fire
minssoneraA j. ponneill, 81 N Gaenne and i 7. Mon
Poll No. Two-A the Paaihs srhoohouse at the corner Of
Constance and Gaienne streets Conimissioners- 1omaes L.
Y. fusk md J. b. Prague;
Fire Company 40 Is Caape street. between St Charles
and Garoadelet streets COMMISSIONER L. Gubenaor J,
n. Folwell and R. C. .trrasead
Poll No. TwoAt the Webster School housc of Dry
AIDES and Erno streets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Noble Henry
j. Leosy and u. L. aandell
Fourth District.
TWENTY SECOND PREtlsfrPull No. On.-At Hook and
ladder Fire Company jackson street between Rousseau and
Fulton streets Commssioncrs-Lock Newland, j. 4 Baet
and Geo. Kaiser
Poll No Two--At the Boys High School, on Lanrel street
between Firs, and Philip streets CommissonersH. Wade,
Twenty -THIRp PRECINCT Poll No. one-At the engine
house of Fire Company No. % Washington Avenue
Camp and Magazine Streets Commissioners j. Bur
net. &C. Bunce and N. d. Marvel.
sioners-W, R. Miller o. Rice and Charles Kaar.
8 sNs' 4 j. Ap RozIER. sec,y
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I,17I,uD HAVANA CIGARS.
BY D. e. MoRPHY,

I h = AuCTI0NEER. .
THURSDAY, Feb. s3, 1850, at III o'clock
Il A. NJ. MrFsrs. Romagosa / Mag importers Ma a
Puydras street. will be sold
LII GO1 Havana Cigars Of the latest mportaonal full
guaranteed The stock IL helec, well worthy Of The al
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AMuSEMENTs.

VAhAETiEs THEATER, GEAvIgR STREET.
Lessee and Manager ,, ,.v,,, :, ,erv.v,,,
Aching Manager 'ght, ~ $500
N- H. }. WALLACE.
Finety-Gfsh Might OF the searon.
THURSDAY NIGHT. Fsb. Ia, 1886
Ne played The famous comedy nov psy;ne n r,da
IseI nofh ana Rnadephs With iGh sncces ed
ToD1s fislES.-sMr Feix Pcstherley Mr. sot,sru. NJ
leebsook Mr. Briggs; Major WELLINGTON Del,sas u ~
R R NE Teasersy Mis- @ Thompson Ms Major De-
Stevens The performance commence Win he t,sst
play OF the ADVOCATES LAST CAUsfi,a ys,s sa9 ~
Condock. e'afF1, M.
S1~Doors open ha1fpast O'clock Performance "a
mence att O'Clock precisely " so'n
sstox ocs for sees=iHg Private Boxes and Chair
fsIs ". D. cH1PPEEDALE. Treasurer.
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~
Eevssa gfh :; hs eEEsE uvzsE
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb ID. lsss1
ra WI Ss fBs ssPs a, ~ sss
A as gs sslsa
f9nsads with TIL lsgsl
spiendid Of CHERRY AND FAIR STAN
III 7 so 9g'hs's' EvEhY NIGHT and
omission cent?. Caored Gallery, y cents. chm
drsn, p cents to midday performances. S1'
= The hUsEGM sadaifon = eea open from 10
srdens NiATuRs sTRI sS M e qss sf kT R
oaEsIlsA. and lLs.tgS other cuFosltes. fei6
CT. CHARLES TIzEATER.-sT. CHARLES ST
Mr. DE BAR Lessee and Msnager
Mr. Acting Manager
Brilliant Engagement Of Mrs EMMA WALLER the Eminent
Actress.
THURSDAY NIGHT, Feb. Is 1880
Last night OF The successful drama GUY MANNER
pssar Dominic sampson. Mr. seaa; Julia Nannefng Miss
Sfs pGRla1 6oss H. s ea 3u
sa-Tomorrow.Bsn eil # Ms. aller.
In rehearsa-The grand musical drama of THE BRONZE
sS-Fancs Dress aud Mask Ball. Feb. 81. Mardi eras
PRICES or ADMssroN-Dress Circle and Parenette. Is
Boxes, each S..
O'Clock.
Box ONCE open from 10 A. II. tnsP.M.
feI6 GJEASoN Tteeerra,
Masonic TIALL......... ST. CHARLES STREET.
Third Week commencing MONDAY February 10, 1860 for
J. INsco WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama.
This magnificent Painting with Chaos and con.
nnes down in historical order the CAPTIVITY
tanning Than fifty of the sublime and interesting
scenes in the Bible
Exhibitions every evening. omen Mt 6H O'Clock: to
commence at * precisely.
Tickets 50 be had at the Hall door, Children under
| ten years, halfprice.
Also exhibitions Wednesday Friday Saturday After
nuons Doors II; commencing at O'Clock. Explained
4 Nv Tr. Tibhis iaai I'M
R1fDTtY "A II NOR HAU.T.
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Testimony.
pr vow NeseuzrsKER operated on my EARS and gave
fn satisfaction can recommend him skllfu Aurist
THOMAS HALE
February . 1850. IS Julia street
came this city to consult Dr. Won Moehsker on rnasdy
of my Ears which, for years. has Of ea. distress
happy that PERFECTLY satisfied with
his much improved can fully recommend
him to a who suffer from any maady Of the Ears Anrst
deserving the utmost confidence. s. o. COMEAU.
Assumption Feb. 2, 1860
Dr. Won Mocaisker treated me for Deafness and my child
affection of the Eyes, him 10 those who
need the services OF an oeeaist and u deserving
their full confidence. 7. p. IEATHRRs,
Commander of the Natchez
DR.. Won Moschzisker operated my loft Ear for Deafness
and Noises in the Head strongly him to all
afflicted with Deafness JOHN L. CASSADAY
lost the hearing of my left entirely Dr. Won Moschzs
ker operated The and as well as ever
JOHN H. STEEL.
For several suffered from Deafness Dr. Won Mosc
tsker mas restored my nearing. JOSEPH YEATS.
Dr. Won Moschzisker has benefited my hearing greatly
CALVIN ToWNsLEY.
Dr. Won Moshisker has successfully operated npon nv
Eyes. G. H CHENEY
The originals of the above hundreds of others sucb ne
from Senator Pugh, Hon. Judge McIesn Hon. A. A. Stewart
be
DIR. Won MosCHZIsKER,s OFFICE
No l24 CANAL STREET,
#%. Over the Union Bank
Ra-Aracial Eyes inserted.
RJ-AriBcal TYMFANI inserted in of DEAFNESS
depending upon peforaion destruction of organ
Il without pain and Inconvenience NJ is the
author of Treatise on the use of the Artificial Tympani
+ fel3 ct
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Testimony,

Eye or for Deafness,
that they would benefit themselves well Justice 10 him.
to call as early possible.
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4 RMoRY IHALL.......... .ARnIoRY HALL.
The Grand Moving Mirror of

Fourth Week commencing MONDAY February 3D. ls6o-open
Every Night and Every Afternoon, Sundays excepted at
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fH aE9 SE All; Of No AVAIL
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Male or Female,
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AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS,
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. iasl lvkW %
NJOTIcE-MR. FREDERIC b. BRAND ENTERS INTt, |
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this city. $3.50
Nev lrIesns .Iuv IA 1850
II ANDIEG Elk BARK N UNIT VERNON, from Leg. |
IL Slabs of White and Yeined Marble and " eshks
fsio Il BaRELLI CO.. 81 onu,un stsecs.
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nIssoLUTTON OF PARTNERsIIp-yc

nISSOLUTTON OF PARTNERsHIP-No
~ TICE,-rhe firm OF p. Kahn, Eagle saeuIne Works.
Richmond. Va of which member end in reality
agent enormously represented in The papers this city
january lr dissolved order of RAln,
day Of Rnu last which time have had
connection with thai firm.
having obtained the agency tho Tredegar
motive and Machine Works VI Joseph r. Anderson CO..
Richmond. Va, shall be pleased I'LL orders for former
friends and with their manufactures. These
aant the the United doing general Machine
and Iron business They employ abont thousand hands
make and their consequently greater
facilities and advantages producing the
prices than any Works in Ills trade
hope the continued respect of the
public. EDMUND ~ IvESS, General Agent
fsS " No 100 GFtyier street.
DUMPS. ~. PUMPS. PUMPS.
A GREAT DEsTnERATuM Just received per steamship
DeSoto an invoice Of few of
VESTS PATENT PUMPS, w.
Of and inches diameter of cylinder For falc Ma
chnery Depot of RIeH'D F. HARRISON,
fel3 ct 4ORrd 40 ST. Charles street
DUMPING Engines. PUMPING ENGINES.
IT,. Co., Wo0DWaRpis STEAM PUMPS. .~
For supplying public buildings with water are unrivaled
ALL SIZES.
For sale by d. @. L0WBER & CO.,
fel3 81 "a Eamn street
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II PICkEDi Palar English Caunel Coal from the "Peasley
0a aines exship Adelaide Bell for sale at reduced
piea, from the Lever.
Apply IS ST. chares street, under Masonic Hall at the office
Al q. w. CLARKE.
feIs Inn
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LOUISIANA STATE EASK,
New urleans. February /, 1860
rs-The Board of Directors have declared Il
dividend OF OF the Of the Bank
last x months able the Stockholders their legal reie
~ b i. u. RoNpEAu. Cashier
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
.4'he Great Wonder of the
Ninete enth Century
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTCR

SAYS 1YS,i the !. s.; Louis u g (M%G 3o Democrat n Below, we
rior merits of his hair tonic. Such evidence must have
its effect, when coming from a reliable source. If GER
tifcatcs are guarantees Of truth, the DIR. needs no en-
comiums, nor useless puilery from the Press.
BATH, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1856.
Professor O. J. Wood d. Co.:
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called a few months
since to the highly beneficial effects of your hair restora-
own hair, which had become quite gray, probably one
third white my whiskers were OF the same character.
restorative, and used it. l soon found it was proving
what 1 had wished. l used it about twice Il week. /
have since procured another bottle, OF which / have used
Some. l can now certify to the word that the gray or
white hair has totally disappeared. both ON my head and
believe more soft and glossy than it has been before for
rs years. am now sixty years old my cool wife at
the age of 81 has used it with the same effect.
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery. 1 am assured that whoever will rightly use
statements. l am a citizen Of this city and u resident
here for the last fifteen years, am known to nearly every
of the above, with my name attached, is / wish to pre-
serve the beauties of nature in others as well as myself.
Wo0b's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
BALTIMORE, Jan %, 1858.
tune to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects
of yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851. l was induced
wer as the very thing needed. My hair is now thick and
glossy, and no words can express my obligations to you
in giving the afflicted such a treasure:
The undersigned, Rev. s. X. Bragg, is a minister in
regular standing and pastor of the uthodox Church at
Brookneld, Mass; He is a gentleman of great influence
and universally beloved. WM. DNER
BRookFIELD, MASS, January y, 1858.
PROFESSOR WooD-Dcar Sir Having made trial Of
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say, that
its effect has been excellent in removing inflammation dan
drutf and a constant tendency to itching with which /
have been troubled from my childhood and has also
restored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its orig
inal color. l have used no other article with anything
like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly. J. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of 9 sizes, viz
large, medium, and small the small holds y Il pint. and
rctails for 81 per bottle the medium holds at least 20
per cent, more in proportion than the small, retails for
50 per bottle the largo holds a quart, 40 per cent. more
in proportion, and retais for S..
o. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 444 Broadway, New
York, ond ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo, and sold by
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Jan Is, '6O-*3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
II
C. D. POTTER & co.
rAVE now in store the largest and most co
Il plete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware

ever offered in this market, consisting i'll part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Sweedcs Iron
Stcei-Naylor's Cast, f T. German, \. b. Spring;
l Ton T. V. F. and American Nail Knd
Springs-Wagon, Buggy, Silky and Seat, of Eastern a
Pittsburgh manufacture
AXlcS, Vices, Anvils, Bellows. &c; Coil Chain. Il, SIG,
Z and T16 Log. Halter and Breast Chains Cow Tics:
Pump Chain and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c;
so kegs Nails, Sd tn 40d, Wrought and Eastesn fine Sd of
best branGs in market Horse Nails and Shoes;
200 boxes first quality Glass, from 7x9 to 3Cx4O, (anv
siz" cut TO order Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished at
manufacturers prices;
PaintS-Wbitea and Red Lead in oil and dry. French Zlnc
White, Litherage, Tenitian Rcd, Whiting, &c; Turpen-
tine, IInseed Oil and Putty
BruShrS-faint, Faruish, WhitcWaSh, Horse and Shoe
Brushes Feather busters
300 dtz. Door Locks and Iatches, Il con. plctc assortment !;
100 deg. Grecnwoods Butts 100 dcZ. Wrought, Broad,
Greenwood s Congress Butts Blind Fastenings and Sash
Locks l cord Gisliet- pointed Screws.
TABL f G I'll r Y.
|. D. P. X Co would respectfully call tine attention Of
houSckeepeTs and others to their stock Of Table Cutlery,
cons. sting of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn,
Cocoa and common Handles. with . and 3 tined Steel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers;
American aud English Shears and Scissors
AK s-Robrrt's. Whites Hunts, Simmond's. Brooks
Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Simmonds Bench,
Shingie and Iathfng Hatchcts:
Aug:IrS-Mi!iwrights, Carpenters. C. 6. and common
Bitts-Clark,s Graduated, Churchill's, Hammer Twist, L.
Homncdieus and common.
thiseis-C. s. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer:
SawS-Lca and Leavit's Mulav and Sash, English and
American y Cut, shepherd d Irying's, Spear n Jack
sons and other makes hand Panncl, Rip, lemon and
Compass Saws.
Bench Planes, FlLnlbs, Levels, &c.
W. Hns@saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel, Pick,
Gate hinges. elfshutting and common 1000 Strap and
Joint hinges Wrought Rasps and Staples, Gate Latches.
Whips, Whip Lashcs and Hide Whips :: Patent and Enaln-
Cloths and Oil Carpet Saddlery and Harness Trim
nings ; Shoe Kit, a good assortment Bird Cages,
Glasses, Canary Seed, etc, together with Il thousand
other articles, to which the attention of the public S
respectfully invited aug. 26 5.
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MRS. RoB1NSoN,s CERTIFICATE.
DIR.
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.

MO. 1.-THE GREAT REVIVER-SpeediIy Grad
IN icat"S all the evil effects of Self Abuse, such as gen.
cral debility, loss of memory, wasting away of the or
2ans. or amy constitutional arrangements as impotency,
ana weakness of the sexual organs, brought on by the
uurest:alned Indulgence OF the passions. Price one dol.
lar.
No. 1.-THE CONCENTRATED BALM-WiH cure in
smell and requires no restriction of diet. Price one dol
Tar.
Nc. 3.-CONCENTRATED TEREB.-Theu use of this rem.
edy will cure elect in Il short time, and lean show certid.
Gates Of cures elected after all others have failed this
is also tastc!css and without smell. fricc one dollar.
No. 4~--CONCENTRATED PUNTTEl-ls the only rem
cdy known that will positively cure structures of the ure.
may be. Irice one dollar.
No. 5-ANTlMERCUIGAL PlIS-AU persons who
have used this dreadful drug {mrrcury0 (Which remains
IN the system for years, causing 81 manN chronic discas-
cs.) should use these Pins, which viii entirely counter
act the effects and remove it from the syst IN. Price
one dollar.
M. 6.-ORIENTAL. P~ASTIIIS-IS a certain cure for
Price two dollars.
No. THE C~oNCENTRATED ARIN-curc the
whites, falling OF the woonb, nsrVuusnesS, lninful men
struatirn. Price one dollar.
No. S.-TIIE S~OIUTOR-IS a remedy that has never
bcei. known TO fail curing Gravel, and all affections of the
kidneys and bladder. Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies will be sent by mail to
any part OF the United States, on receipt of the price an
ncNed. Circulars containing full particulars may be OBJ
tanned BY enclosing one post stamp. Address
DIR FELIX RUNON
Post Office Box 90, PHILADELPHIA, Pn.
N. r. Tho Doctor may be consulted IN complicated cases
by letter OF personally, but only such letters will lie an
swered as contain a reasonable fec.
OFFICE, Old York Road and Callowhill street.
July Is '59-*Sm
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Now is the Time to Subscribe 1880.
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LECTURES FOR THE 0 P

By the Rev. HUGH sTowElL BROWN, of the Myrtle
street Baptist Chapel, Liverpool, England. First Series.
With a Biographical Introduction by
Ur r. SHELTON
Published under a special arrangement with the author
ono volume, Limo, cloth. Ala pages. Price 100.
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TO TIE FARMERS OF
Delaware and Adjoining Counties

TIE<nhscribers are now manufacturing and will con
i stantly keep on hand
Grant Patent Premium Fs mills.
These celebrated Mills ave taken the First Premium for
the sixth time at the New York State Agricultural FAIR
and the State FairSin Pennsylvania and Maryland. atthe
Fair 0fthe Mechanics Institute, New York, and a large
number of Cuuuty Fairs, including the last
DELA WARE FAR, 1859.
They have been repeatedly tried and the principal upon
which they operate thoroughly, examined by committees
appointed for that purpose, and in every instance have
bern declared superior to any that have come in cpmpeti-
ton with them Wherever they have been exhibited they
have received the unqualified conn endatiOn of \ gricultu.
lists, and hn We never been awarded the second premium.
hat Chat aud screen The Wheat perfectly clean at one
operation, taking utthe Chess. CocNle and Smut at the
same time. They will thoroughly clean all kindsof Grain
andSeed by running II through once.
The materials, v craftsmanship and finish ofthese Mills are
far superiorto any in market. the hearings allturnod and
finished equalto Factory Machinery, So thai "A boy canturn
them with perfect ease- We putin seven selves to each
Mill. and warrant them superior to amy now in use. Call
and see them at the Delawart agricultural Works
BURNHAM, GUTH Il CO.
Delaware. F February II, 159-tt