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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
MARRIED

On the Doth ait, by RevJ. H. Jones. Mr..
DAVID DAVIS, Of Delaware, to Miss SARAH
JONES, of Franklin county.
Zone dollar eAne with the above as a publish.
ing fee-for which we thank friend Davis. and
wish him in Unmarried life happiness commen
surate with his generosity
On the 9th ult., by Rev. A, Wilson, Mr..
LYMAN s.. HUSTLEY to Miss MARY L. eldest
daughter of Fl ALLEN, P. NJ. all of GaIena.
with the above came a most excellent cake
for which the parties have our thanks -
On the I'D ult., in Norton, by ReHoJ M,
Longfellow. Mi, ADAM GLAzE to Miss MARY A,
SUTTON, all of Delaware county.
On the Doth nit, by Rev. NJ. 10y. Mr.. wy
F, HURLEY to Miss CARoLIEE +. WhErI1NdEh
all of Delaware. @ s& Is -e iszrb
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
ruaxioan mustane Linimant.

From rich and poor, bond and free, all col0rs, grades
and conditions Of lie, we hear the same need OF praise
awurdel ths woEsaffDI article. Sores arc healed, pains
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals mtde useful, and
ualold Ills assuage1 by this great medicine, which Ia
surpr Using to the judgement OF man. What family doe
not require a standard Lininent. Who ever heard Of ths
same effects produced by any ether a%rticlef Tor Cuts,
bruises. spraiIs Rheumatism Swellngs, Strained Horses
&c. It has no eqaaI. Beucdre q limitations. The gcnu-
ne Mustang Linament is sold by all respectable rUggists
and Livery Men in every town, parish and hamlet thro'-
out North and South America, Europe, and thu IslAnds
of tho Ocean. Buy at onoe.
m2y@iml BARNES & PARK, Proprittors, New Yort.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

THE GREAr CASTERS CoNIsG+The London
Observer OF March. 18th states that Capt.
Robertson, of the Board of Tmda, has made a
careful examination of the steamei Great East
ern, and the alterations requimddg the Board
are so trifling that the whole Of the work can
bezcompleted ia about two menths. Anaddi-
.tional sum of FL 5000 is to be raised to put
the ship in coahIete equipment for sea and it
is expected the great Eastern WILDE able to
start for New York about the same time the
Prince of Wales viii visit Canada, and viii, it
is hoped, be able to accompany the royal squad
ron.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
Brotbsr ssss. If The Union Pres, IS

= Brother SEN. of the Union Press IS Gu
gagged in publishing elegant extracts" from the
Editorial coIu ms of his Democratic cotempo-
rariesz From a luminous article in the
Standard Of last weeks describing recent
display Of the Aurora Borealis, he cuIls the
following gem:
The scene was beautiful beyond descrip-
ton. far exceeding any painting Of The most
talented sculptor"
Next he picks up the Marion Mirror, and
from a fierce editorial in which sundry terrible
results are threatened in ease the Legislature
passed the $4,000 item in the appropriation
bill for the repair of the Hooking canal, makes
the following extract
= Let them make it and it will be their death
knef. No MAJ, after voting for that appro-
priation can be returned. 1t will stick to him
like the shirt of Nerclssus."
Some allowance should be made fer both
the gentlemen. 1t is cruel to be too severe on
them under existing circumstances. The Editor
of the Standard is engaged in preparing a
wooden bast of his dear friend, the patron
saint of the party, James I, sir-named Bu-
chanar-hence the slight error of putting the
Job of painting the aurora borealis into the
hands of a sculptor The Mirror man is an
ardent youth brim-full of love, poetry and
moen-shine, and as this is the season of the
year when the Narcissus peeps forth from its
winter bed in the bosom of mother earth, and
as a reward for It's temerity is plucked by
young gentlemen in search of Il boquet for
their hearts dearest treasure, it is not matter
of surprise that the modest flower should have
unsurped the place Of the tabled shirt of Mes
sus in the furious editorial indited while en-
tranced by the spell which such pursuits beget
Be charitable, friend sabin; don't perseeutt
the afaictcd-forgive Stayman, have mercy
upon Holder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Dispatches from Boston, dated 4th inst,
represent the city as greatly excited in conse-
quence of the arrest, rcscue, subsequent arrest,
and discharge. OF Sanborn, who had refused to
obey the summons of the Harper's Ferry In
vestigating Committee. The Sergeant-at-Arms
of the Senate arrested him, and his neighbors
rescued him. A writ of habeas corpus was
then issued, when the Sheriff arrested him and
took him before one of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court, when he was discharged on the
ground that the Committee did not possess
authority to make the arrest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

The New York Herald says "Wen-
dell paid to Steedman, the Printer e.
lected by the last House, thirty-four
thousand dollars bonus for the job
The newly elected Printer htd nothing
whatever to do with the work, but he
divided the bonus with gang ofhun-
CRY cormorants like himself. Each Of
these suckers had a few votes in his
pocket; and although the combination
was known to the members as well
then as now, it was carried into effect,
and the country was swiudied out Of
the sum paid to Steedman & Co."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

GERR1r SMITH BRINGENG Coon OFT OF DEM
ocRATIC POLITICIANS Tile EreMlng Post,
speaking Of Gerrit Smiths suit against the
members of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Commit
tee, says:
As there were thirty members of the Com
miitee, all abuidant|y able TO pay, Dir. Smith,
should he recover damages, will receive about
81 100000 very snug sum-. Rich as he is
already, and with his well known benevolcnce,
he will of course appropriate this large amount
to SONG Of many philanthropic objects to
which he is devoted. a part he will perhaps
give to the Temperance Society, but the grea-
ter part, we have no doubt, would be expend-
ed either in the rescue of fugitive slaves, OF in
the establishment of a free African colony
somewhere outside Of our borders. This will
be making use of the money of the Commit
tee in a way not much to their taste, but it
viii not be the first time that men have been
made to do good against their will. Thus far
the Committee have not accomplished much,
and il. through the intervention of Mr.. Smith
they should be made instrumental i'll deliver
ing some one or two thousand victims of bon
dage, they will not have existed in VAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

THE WHEAT CRoP.-The reports of the con-
dition OF the growing wheat. from all parts of
the country are, with few exceptions, favora-
bic. The late sown wheat in a part of Ken
lucky is said not to be doing well the Northern
Standard, GAINESVILLE, Texas, fears that the
wheat crop of Northern Texas has been two
thirds destroyed by the severely of the winter.
The Atlanta, Ga, american is informed that
the wheat crop in Middle Georgia was never
more promising, and should no mishap beall
it, the yield will be very heavy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
The Richmond Enquirer, in a late article on

The Richmond Enquirer, in a late article on
the " impracticable ISSUE says: '
s'The emergency has already arisen which de-
mands Congressional action to contravene the
abolition of slavery by act Of the Territorial
Assembly Of Kansas. The supreme Court OF
the United States has already pronounced this
act unconstitutional. The Executive of the
United States has %iuterposed in vain the en-
ployment of the Federal veto. Still the
Territorial Assembly of Kansas p%ronounces
the holding of slaves 10 be Illegal in the Terri
tory"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
A Rough description of nainneso:a.

= &sVo6N
An attorney in Minnesota, who had received
from another State an account for collection,
sitter acknowledging the receipt of the letter of
Instructions, replied as follows:
Now, I am perfectly astonished at you for
sending q claim out here fol collection. in these
times. You might as well cast your net into
the Lake of Fire and Birthstone expecting
to catch a sunfsll, or into he1celebrared Sty7
riau pool to catch picked trout, as to try to
collect money here. Money! I have a faint
recollection of having seen lit when was a
email boy. / believe ii was given me by my
uncle. to buy some candy with. lThe candy
90 remember.) But it has been so long
since Thave seen any, that | almost forget
whesther gold is made Of corn or mustard, or
silver of white onions or fish scales. You're
behind the times. it is a relic of barbarism
-of ages past. We live by eating, sir, we
do. Hoot, man! the millenium is coming
the year of jubilee has come. and all debts
are paid here as much as they wibe, unless you
take q projuee.'' The word " money is not in
our vocabulary in the latest Webster (revi-
ed for this meridian) it is marked aobsolete,
formerly q coin representing money, and used
e. : medium of commerce. few small
siak een be seen in our Historical Society's
reat aftention ana mar are exhibited as curiosi
auditm. on of the g mast6 Z
annf6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

The game Of "Disunion = having failed to
brighten the North, Southern men begin to
talk openly OF the object of this cry, A Wash
ingtene correspondent of the Charleston IS. g.
Courier says - The ruth is, that Disunion,
out OF South Carolina, and a few earnest spir-
its here and there in the Gulf States, is,a mere
game of politicians. 1t is a raw head with
which they hope to Brighten the inevitable
Yankees from Selling on their share of the
public spoils.'-But the " inevitable Y ankee !"
= not to be frightened inst now.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Great squirming has been caused among the
officials at Washington, by the Investigations
on the part of the several committees appoint
cd by the House to look into the corruption
that pervades every department of the govern
ment. The printing committee have made
exposures which show an extraordinary degree
of corruption connected with that branch of
the public service, the evidence proving that
the President was cognizant of some of the
worst OF the transactions. Mr.. Covode's com
mittee is specially charged with the dnty of
looking into his operations relating to a cor
rupt use of the public money for electioneering
purposes-and having a prenonition OF what
might be expected in the report, tie President
sent to the House a few days since an e%xtraor--
binary document in the shape of a protest
against the action of the committee, denying
its authority to examine his public acts, &c'-
After considerable debate the resolution was
referred to the committee on the Judiciary
Covode and his associates meanwhile proceed
- Ia their investigators.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
The death of Mr.. Boxer, the We

The death of Mr.. Boxer, the wealthy wine
merchant, whose daughter a few years since
married his coachman, John Dean, naturally
revivos a little chat in reference to that ro-
mantle affair. The impression seems now to
prevail that, SO far as her W happiness is
concerned, Miss Boxer did not, after all, make
so poor a match. Her husband, soon after
the marriage, was appointed o clerkship in
the custom house, which he still holds, and
he duties Of which he discharges creditably
10 himself, and with fidelity to the Govern
ment. He is a modest, nuassumin9 man, has
Il qniet Int comfortable rome in Williamsburg
is perfectly irrcproachab'e in his habits ard as
scciations, minds his own business, and is a
faithful and atftctionate husband. He avoids
notoriety Of every sort. al:d Pnrsues TIE way
OF an upright, sterling man, and a good citi-
zen. Wherein is the family Of John Dean in
ferior to that of the late Mr.. Boxer?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

FRgIT CAKE WITHOUT EGGs.t-One cup of
molasses, one emp of brown sugar, one cup of
butter-heat together sufficiently to melt the
butter-two teaspoeRfuls of cloves, two of
cinnamon, one of nutmeg, one cofFeecupful, of
raisius, with or without currants) citron /;
then add one teaspoonInl OF soda dissolved in
hct water; one emp of sour milk on butter
milk, and one quart of aour bake an hour.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRIUMPH
ANT.

-HEl "- ...- -E -. -A 81
The election in Connecticut resulted in a
Republican triumph-the immense expendi-
ture of Democratic wind, labor and mon
ey, having been in vain. For Governor the
vote was very close, the majority for the Re
publican candidate being less than one thou
sand-but for members of the Legislature
upon which depended the election of a Uni
ted States senator) the deieut of the Democrat
cy was overwhelming, the Republicans having
a majority of 60 in the House, and carrying
two-tbirds of the Senatorial districts, which
indicates large gnins overalast year. The
Democracy made their gain on the Guberna-
torial vote in a few of the cfties and large
manufacturing towns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Mr. Editor Please say that MARSHALL L.
GRIrFIs will be warmly supported by numer-
ohs friends for member of the Board of EducA-
ton at the election to be held on Monday nexks
NOx POPuLI.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

A child, daughter of Mr.. j. Fl. G. Smith,
aged three years, fell into a cistern at Dayton
on Wednesday, and was shortly after found
drowned. r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

The Rhode Island election took place on
Wednesday last. The Democracy united with
the Americans, on their candidate for Cover
nor, and the returns indicate his election over
the Republican nominee by a small majority.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
LIED

In this place, on the 4th inst. hYRA cBAsR
daughter of Hon, /. and E. S. Ranney, aged
/ year 8 mouths and = days. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

The municipal and o elections this spring
throughout the North, wherever politics en-
tered into the canvass, look decidedly favorable
for the Republicans. 1t is not necessary to
give the details.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
Chr 8larkets.
Delaware market.

weekly by Il. E Hills & sos, Wholesale aud
Retail Grocars. No. 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

"on Sunday night, I stayed at Kingston,
where I stated the whole thing, and my mes
sage of peace to Bsrea, to several Shareholders.
One of the Revolutionary Committee being
present, l was then informed by that commit
tee man that they were ':affer me eertafnly'-
shat l Uds the one uunted )" and it was cur
rently reported that a special detachment had
been sent to take me" wherever found which
the said detachment was very careful not to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

On Saturday night last, a young rIshman
named Flyn was struck on the head by a stone
in the hands of n young man named jackson,
and so severely injured that at last advices his
life was dispaired of. The wound upon his
head is a terrible one the skull bone having
been ~frightfully crushed. Jacklon and two
other persons. whose names We have pot learn
I'd, are now in the county jail. The parties
were all intoxicated, and the fight which had
SO serious a result, grew out of over indul-
ecnge in whiskoy-ht. Fernon Republican.
HEAVY RoBBERY-Mr. w D. Morrison,
commission merchant. went to the Post Office
yesterday afternoon. to purchase some stamps
While taking them, he laid his pocket book,
containing about $500 upon the shelf at the
window, and went away forgetting to take it
up. As soon as he discovered his thoughtless-
ness, he returned. but found no trace Of it
The police are on the watch for it.-Clereland
Leader.
BHFBN By A RAr.-I~u'S September last, Mr..
John Mood, of Little York, Montgomery
county, was bitten by a large Norway rat,
from the effects of which he suffered for sever
al weeks, intense pain. He came home, late
at night, and while reaching into the crib for
corn to feed his horse, he was seized on the
hand by the enfrapped rat. In abeut two
weeks he was taken sick. His band and arm
were much swollen; and high fever, severe
vomiting and purging, and great path attended
the case. The poison Of the bite diffused isself
throughout bis system, and came near proving
fatal. He has entirely lost the use of bis right
arm-DdBton Empire.
So anxious was the democratic Legislature
last year to deplete the Treasury of the State
that they actually voted to pay $500 TO
Thatcher Lewis for services. while he was a
patient in the Central Ohio Lunatie Asylum.
This may be regarded as a specimen of demo
cratic econeu1y.
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FEUER-T

TEUEh-F ERSECHERUNG.
Strliaerun9 Sr9n Scrlntt bel 6crGr, et bier in 8ihmpus ans
nttc Iacu! err "''""'
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nherH mputn, wrTetn% mcbItbun, bet bcur lnielN anchn ver;u ,rs-
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epnAponp" btTnoti ND IN 9btlNeCIpbia Ne. 40S W dnltutr So
er ltn Sra-t, UNI hetrdgt ee Capital ecrtlbcn $500, 900.
in Hm>nttno beiUett lit bic ~3wcgpiNcc an NemliraFc an
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&G3- gebrnS"@ erltNeringtn fr sSeiBe uNe S.'tpen prrs
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r ttltn cnt8esCn 9cnpmmtn unp wip bel .Sttr6cfdleu Ser 9tE,r.
81 I IN Hienipno ~aao5ei@ht. Or. g. g. 8riten, @scnt.
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Our@ perIonlthe Gtnfaiic in glerOrn BIN ib ia
Cen &tanp grieBt, mrincn 9rrbrten &unocn Gin ncr~
ii8IMhce Eager Der betcn Gi3arren icpcr @rt uup IVA.
litat gu GusnaNmereiie tiltaen preiien pifetircn N
t0nncE. @IsitiauS %empfeble ib mriu wohla6crnrtts
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AHF@i leliIes SaAcre elttet y. Ne lcnfele,
gfU. 1914 5rraoRrn
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9 biIipp q pp Y.

Die untsr,eihnetsi, lenfen bic @ufmcrtlamfcit
cen 0itnerperfdufern auf ibr Eager BON &5rpcc.
ries, grcotlfuns, yieti, Gisarrsn, Gautabat unp
fpnfise @rtitel, bic aeipSbnlid, in eincm prrarti.
gen @ppltiale.@ eihdit ssfHbrt ,pcrpen. Scicn-
eers MAIDEN lie auf ibr reibcs gSein. unb Qlouprs
Eager aufnerfiam. Nrc picir @aarcu nnrocn
auf nsrplihen Widrtten unp mriitcus fir Saar
Sttautt, wesbolt mir bel piuttlideu Se;aGlcrn
sa auesrf biltssn 9rciieu pcrtaufrn t6nuen. =
Die BON uns ale Iht garantirtrn Sranoic5 unp
S8eiae Fno eisene Smpprtaticn, uue wrocr ae.
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fttsn. pte eieiss bel BEN i'm Npresn sefauftcn
Uaarsn nur ia oft Der 5aa 1T. Der berubmtt
10. Baaaee's Yure Nouutaiu Dem" @btsFrv,
pen benz mir bic siu;iseu Ysrtdufer itnp. mirp
an @tbalt uno Quite Sou teiuem iuucrbalb Der
Ser. Staestn ssbranutrn sStisfcY Ibertroftn.
unier Eager ssitebt au6ercem nod aus:
1000 8aF rrtra une i~upsrine Ncbl, uutrr De-.
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Bacon Stres, Samt, Sbculorrs unos Srealts
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ano gfe1er pteifsn, Sssu, Gimer UNI ale ptr
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Oruti@e 0ebnmme.
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5ptltpen Der 0ten IND Oten.
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a5rnt fUr 3eiNtiid'S Gbampasner,
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