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Valuable Security for Books Z

Valuable Security for B0oks AcJ
Thousands, or tens, or even hundreds of thou.
sands, insured during ones lifetime, b tn
outlay Of fifty dollars or upwards S's'
The subscriber has the sole agency here for the
L sale Of the ALUM PATENT FIRE.PROOF
SAFE, made by Messrs Valentine Z Butler. Of
New York; and the EXCELSIOR FIRE PROOF
SAFE, made by Aessrs. Beard 4 Brother. OF 81.
Louis. Both Of the firms furnish eonclusivs testi-
timony, emanating from disihterested parties ar
the highest standing and founded upon accidental
tests Of the reliabiabity Of their respective aasa
They hare also instructed the subscriber 70 mn.
tete such experiments here as will serve 70 d.
monstrate the FIRE and thief proof eapacty 81 their
Safes In comparison with those Of any and ali other
articles having good reputation in this market,
Testimcnials Of the achievements Of the Alum and
the Excelsior s. es will be furnished By those Who
will visit or address the undersigned Hisinvrais-
be practice Of having but scale Of prices fos Ill
customers and Of selling as reliable only such ar
ticles 90 hsefisss to be 60, will be casnot doubt
aAble him toTretain chat generous confidence
among Psrchasers which he has enjoyed upwsrds
Of fifteen ysarA ISAAC BRIDGE
81 1aGexina st.-A& NswOrieans.
~ - 80 N t.t:V
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PR0B1TE.SA

s. Ssceess;aN. Of lsase Hepk;ss deed.
ny virtue of-~s order Of sale issued from
u the District Court. Of the parish Of casa-
soula u, and 10 ths Sheriff thereof directed,
Fr;1aY, ~ lst day IF Merck sest-
within legal hours It the Camp Ground
Tpusy Louis il this Parish offer 1t public
sale the following property belonging % said
sucosssion Wis:
8shsA1s e G6tl
Mule.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
+. PARISH OF CArAHouLA,

11tb District C0urt-CIeEEs UMc0.
Succession Of Joseph Skinner. deceased.
- HEREAS, Henry Ta.um has fled his ap.
- plication ID the Clerks Ofjcs Of the
Eleventh District Court prayisg to be ap-
pointed Administrator Of said succession:
Tbssefors notice is hereby given, that unless
opposition be fled in this Office, in writing,
within ten d1ys from the date hereof said
spel;caat vii Il a,aAoiSlsd Aaaosdia9-A A-1A.~
Witness my baud and the Seal Of said
j outs. this OH day Of February, "A. d. 1881.
G. C. DUKE. Clerk.
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,. BEATTY,

sHV q ~ 4 4 - ~ - y ------l-
WILL visit Parishes of Catahou- -
W Ia, Consflia, Tensas, Franklin
and OuachitdIfour times year I111D
All persons Ahing his services will address hin
1t Trinity, La oct Sd go 7:l4:tf
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,AMPBELL + CO., Dealers in Mess, Curle
mar. Feathers, Mattresses, Bedding. etc.
It's Canal Street, New Orleans.
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PITCHER, GOODRICH 4 CO.
Eotton Factors and Commission Merchants
- Carcndelet, corner Of UniosAS
ss-eet, New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
PARISH or CArAHoULA, !

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or CArAHoULA,
llih District Court Clerks Office.
Succession of James Bell, deceased.
2AAHEREAS. Dsury P. Gibson has fled his
- Application in the Clerks Office Of the
Eleventh District Court praying to be an
pointed Administrator Of said succession:
Therefore, norice,is hereby given, that unless
opposition be filed in this Office in writing
within ten dave from the date hereof, said
applicant willbs appointed according to law.
IA Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 1.h day Of February, A. D. 1851.
ka G. C. DUKE, Clerk.
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B. N. d A. WHITLOCK d. CO..
INPOHERS AID WHOLESALE
04eGERS, NEW YORK.
To AeroA1d DrugQisfs. and Hotel Pro

Driefors. -s--.--,------------
no those IL whom ~ h,v. NJ. .,,..au -.
j pleasure doing business vs rcsnec ty ~. ~
lc;t trial al exan,;na,ion Of o.r ;mnos..,;a ~
stock and MI ' ~'~"
We Leen bth;nc Init n.,e and .o.;.e. ..o.,
goods. and iii TO deal lberslly and onlv with ::
! liable honses
/ The larger hr sales, the lower We can make the
| the cost 70 u5in Europe, together with adyanl..
ges in securia preferred vintaees. &c.
In the exurience Of twenty wears we have
| spared no p3s to procure the most desirable
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that the facilities of travel on this route are
complete, and that prompt and comfortable t, ans
portation can ut all times be had. The 'KESHENA'
having undergone thorough repairs, and the cabins
enlarged, afforis every convenience for passengers
She leaves Harrisonhurg daily, except Sundays, a.
o'clock, A. NJ, and connects with the stage for
Vidalia at Bsushy Bayou Large and commodious
four-horse Coaches employed on the route. The
roads are in excellent repair-reliable teams and
Trustworthy drivers will be in attendance, and no
pains will be spared to render the journey expedi-
tons and agreeable G. &F. PUTNAM,
Proprietors Of the Line from Harrisonburg to
Natchez.
Harrisonburg, La, Mar. IA, '6O.-6-3S-y.
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The subscriber has OH hand and ia constantly re-.
ceiving large and complete assortment of Philade
phia manufactured Plantation ana .soad WI gons for
horses and oxen, came and other carts, Drays Tim
Der Wheels, Ok -, Carts, w heels,
Jersey Wagons ESH Baggage Wag-
oas, Trucks and s11zss2AkESisazs W heelbarrows
of all kinds and all other articles in the line mads
Of tue best materials and workmanship warranted
g be superorto any other manufact xc, for sAs
as good terms and lower than any other establish
ment. Purchasers will find it to their interest to
cal land examine before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
No. "a Perdido Street, New Orleanx.
Allofthe above rticlcsare manufac-
tured of the best New Jersey White
Oak with Black Locus, Hubs. Also on 9kss16
hand large assortment Of Sugar and Cotton
Ploughs. tim.
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Succession Of Mrs. Mary Dugrina. Asssassss
4nhH1nExs. James HoIsteiu has filed his
~ application in the Clerks Office Of the
Elsreath Dis.rict Court; praying to be APP
pointed administSator Of said succession:
shssefots
. NOTICE Is hereby given, that, unless op-
position be filed in this Office, in writing.
within TEN DAYS from the date hereof,
said applicant will be appointed according to
law.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
Court, this 18th day Of February "A. D. 1861.
,z.r;s,,. C. G.. DUKE. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

AAvING been appointed State and
n Parish Tax Collector for looO
and Licenses for 1861, NOTICE.
IS hereby given, that l am now col
lectiug the same. and Tax and License Pay
ers will please be in readiness to meet the
same, as indulgence cannot be given.
L. CLIP DUKE,
Collector.
Harrisonburc. Feb. IS, 81. 7:32:tf.
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f SrA7K OF LoUDIAxA, DmfRIcr CoURf,
Parish Of Catahouh Clerks Office.

Succession OF g.. W. Hacker, deceased.
~ HEREAS, Simon Shlenker. administrator
Of said succession, has this day filed 10
this of6cs 8 final account Of bis a5ministra.
ton thereof, which he praya may be ap.
proved and homologated, therefore r.
q NOTICE is hereby given, that, unless
opposition to said account is fled in this Of.
Zee in THIRTY DAYS from this date, the
same will be legally approved and homolo-
gated. Feb. 18th, 81. C. C. DUKE, Cl'k.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARlaH or CATAHoULA,
asbH 18th District Court-C Clerks Office.
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s.sa Haas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
Neyy-E,rsey Legislature.

TRrNToS, Wednesday Jan. 30 1861.
The Republican members Of the Legislature have
published pamphlet totally dissenting from the reso-
ltions passed on Friday last, the subject Of our
rational GFoultts and have expressed their views on
the subject by Publishing the minority report, and
signing their names thereto. They have also appointed
q committee TO present their views 10 Congress.
Senator Cook oi Mercer County introduced bill to-
day the punishment felony ofthe sale or delivery
Of any arms or munitions of by any Herson to any
seeding State or to cns. or persuade others to enlist
in the military or naval service of such States and
siall DO punished 10y imprisonment in the State Prison
for yes and be deprived of the rights ofciti1on-
chip.
The nomination OF George A. Brown NJ Judge OK
the Supreme Court, has been confirmed
The Governor, to-day, nominated Wm. s. Banta -
Ploeeeutor of Bergen County ANA Henry o. RyersOn
~ Prosecutor Of Sussex County.
The Princeton and Miidesex, and Burlington and
Mddlesox Railroad bills were introduced i'll tho IIoIre
to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
TkER LANDMARKS.

sc.,,to, Unuolas urnpo-cs among other aud
,..,y or,y, changes in tbe Constitution under
,b,cb NO live the fcloying.
M. ,..,,,. t,,.ti,. I'D IN. r,,b, n boll of7s.
wLetl edernl State Territorial Mancira ihsl not be
-. No. GOOD ,li. nomcnt in the IyLt If
+, -. .oo,o.
w. - -, .,o,.,,,,,o5 =, n.rc.c. ,,od
c,;r D. 90, % tho plocL. .co,o ~. &" Get out
-. a.. G., = e.. Witt, e ,,, ,.,u,
-. =. - I'D e,oo L,,.t;r, ,,hcr
-. "a -, a. io.,os srd co
rt....a--,t-o. % -, ,,,, ooo .nLdne and
Z. c,,l,i.oto ,he Garth he yo,,r own mccbo,ic.
:. or,;gon. merchants SO LET fine world ace FIAT
9. ron, re,llv can do something beside making IRE,
90 and WAITING ot table If sucb be tbo fact And
:. 30 ,his ond Won need NOT 40 to I,beri, no, oep
tto Uo,t; or Centtal Auerica. Won may setde q
g. .ou,.ii :, Ly.oso, or L,,y . tract of wild had
III :. ~,
- ana ""'t d township y" '-""S i'i'"'' III -""
jersey, or wherever you choose. Now stop your
Z. ubi,ioo and beppino. and let Us zee YOU exhibit
some lrace Oh maHhoou'
Rnt here steps in Mr., DOUGLAS with his con-
.t;tutio,,l rroyision MAINLY calculated 70 per.
uc,uste and cycuse the AVERAGE Worthles.ne.,
and norositcol condition Of the Negro race.
,doni bis omsrdmcnt and fine Blacks win r..
spond TO all such rough exhortations to manli-
ness az VIC are accustomed to give them, GLOW
:. can Won talk thus absurdlyl If va we're to
.. sette or buy ont whole comfy. 20 that il
4" should lave not one inhabitant but of our race
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reference whatever to bis opinions on the Tariff,
but to his unsoundness on the Slavery question,
and to the generally questionable character Of
lis political principles and conduct.

The Toronto Leader reteratcs it's assertion
flat Great Britain will recognize the Southern
Confederacy. The Leader is evidently hattered
by Tie notoriety which it has glined by its ab-
surd coaard, and attempts to fortify its state
ment 10 arguments which only prove how little
II knows of the matter. Great Britain viii I'M
doubtcdly recognize the new Corfederacy, if, il
the course of time, the Coufederacy practically
makes good its independence, and the United
States will then unquestionably do the same ButnO
foreign nation viii venture On such recognition
until the Government of the United States Ia:
itself led the way, and shown the example
When this Government has admitted tue indie
pcndcnce Of The rebel States it VII be time
enough TO talk of the recognition by other Pow
ers; and the discussion, it is safe to predict
raay as Wen be postponed indefinitely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 81 1861.

them their mistake. Up to very recent period
the slayeholding interest has been an instructive
aud thorough deyotee Of State Rights 1t will
have reason to rue the day wherein it openly re-
pudates that doctrine
There are States in the Union which allow no
person of regro blood to enjoy any political fran
chi.e; there are others that make no distinction
on account of color. Our State allows negroes
who hold real estate worth $3.50 clear Of debt to
vote, and denies that privilege to tie lightest mu-
latto who has not that property qualification.
Such hos been the fundamental law Of our State
for twenty years. we have twice tried to change
If, but have been overbOrne by large majority.
Ohio, We believe, allows light mulattoes to vote
the same as white men, but not negroes. Mas
sacbusets rejects all distinctions Of color or birth.
North Carolina formerly allowed blacks TO vote, bat
now does not; other States may have changed
in the opposite direction. Who save its own
people shall Judge any State in the premises
What right has one State to prescribe to another
rs TO tho choice of ia own pathmasters and
poundkeepers? Alexander Hamilton is generally
regarded as q bold champion of the extension OF
Federal power; but even he would have stood
ophast at such a proposition as this. Mr.. Doug
as your No. will not go down. 1t involves q
revolution in the very genius Of our Government
"A revolution in the direction Of centraism and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
The Missouri Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jan. 80,

ST. LOUIS, Wedneaday, jan 80, IsoI
4 joint resolution parsed tho Senate yesterday, ap-
pointing General Donphan, Wallo F. johnson, }. ID.
CoaT Judge Hough, General Atchison, Ferdinand
Kcnuclt, and Judge RueAner Commissioners 10 the
Convention to DO held in Washington, on the lth of
February.
The same resolution wSs introduced IN the House
and laid on tire table,
Mr.. Vest, Chairman Of the House Committee On
Federal Reltions reported resolutions taking strong
grounds against tho action Of the Newly and Ohio
Legislatures in Offering aid 10 the General Government
to eoerc seeding States. Tie resolutions passed by
vote Of ~ 10 ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
REPRESENTATION AND MisREPRE-
SENTATEON.

First pure and then peaceable is pot com
mercal axiom. First peaceablc and then pure,
if it pays well, is a maxim much more likely 70
command assent among tradespeople. Merchants
never accept revolutions; it is forced upon them.
The E" Boston Massacre" was not slaughter Of
solid men of Boston assembled on high Change
in State street. The tea that was thrown over
board in Boston harbOr IVES not doomed to de.
strncton by men who owned ships and eargoes
The men who killed aud were killed at Lexing-
ton and Concord were farmers and mechanics,
aud not men who kept shops The bookkeeping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
The yew-YorLs Commas sfoncrs 90
Virginia.
ALBAsr, "Wednesday, jan.

ALBAsr, "Wednesday, Jan. 80 1861.
The joint Committee OF tue Legislature Oh the Viz
gns resolutions have resolved to report the names Of
five Commissioners 10 that State, with proyisos that the
MISUNDERSTANDING States generally shall be represented
NJ the meeting Of the Commissioners in Washington on
the oh Of February, and that the New-York Commits
soners shall not have power 10 take any action on com
promise without the consent and approval OF the LcgS
lature. The names tie Commissioners have not yet
been decided upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

The letter of the Rev. DR.. Henry on conces
sion and compromise, which we prin! to-day, Is
one Of the nOblest expressions Of true Northern
sentiment that has yet appeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

The Legislature of North Carolina has sub
mitted the question of holding Secession Con-
sention to a popular vote at an election to be
led on February %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

Ex-Secretary Floyd has been indicted By tho
Grand Jury at Washington, for conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government. 1t is to be hoped that
justice will yet Oyertake him and has brother
thieves and traitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

The President has signed the bill for the ad-
mission Of Kansas into the Union, and Mr.. Con-
way has taken his seat as her ItoPivsVl,''ti'O IA
Coppress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
Rue,nrss Tctires.
CONCENTRATED LRAVEN.

TO IN prove the flavor Of iruIt pies, cake"' To'' 900
T. CBAsnya.ta Co.'s (Seston' "CosckATfArE
T. cult. az addition 1t approved by thou'anas VINO ~
g. bssov-o usvcr fsl, In whist srIre ened 20 TO-
Fsrsse D. ali C5ccers and Dragris -.
GEORGE H. BATES Wholesale AgeN'
No 100 Peari-st New.Yorb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

hu able speech from Mr. Conklin Of this State
against Secession attracted, to an unusual de-
gree, the attention of the House Of Represents
ti,es yesterday We print full report Of his
remarks in tO-days TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

The latest indications make it probable that
the Union sentiment is in the ascendant in Ten
nesfce. On the other hand, Texas, in spite OF
the efforts o. Sam Houston to check the popular
madness seems to be ready to take the final
plunge INTO rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
Aesp9slork daily GribnIle
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1861.
TO cnpprspOSnEYTE.
on Projected PRorozspE OF lEoS

No notice be taken CT Anonymous Cominunicsons Wha
intended insertion must be Hu.hoHc ~ o
rare spd address Of the Srter-not neceiLay or paoics
toa but a. q guaranty fol his good faith. - -
All business for this otioe should De SeGicee - LIE
EAl.susE" keW-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

frank Blair Of Missouri, 10 letter TO The 81.
LOpjs Democrat about the proposed Convention in
that state, says:
AZ en- for The Union al no. only Won't 90 Ca Of y
yse bat ri help t. wol II en-, bcdy else 20 on. o.
IT, 20 Tor the Union strongly Tia. VII vote 70. a.y go
a oppoleut haze earth oLilo Corgoati0i II he iot
the Uni,u dhiously and will vote FOR who Is
not 10. De Union without conditions mental Ies.rs9a."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
From lsrnxOs.

NEw.ORLEAss, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1861
Tho steamer Arizona, from Brazos, Is coming up,
lib $2i3Q00 in sIccie on board,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

Herr tofore, tie South has threatened dissola-
ton IN order to carry its point. HaTing played
out the I'D trick, it now seeks to attain its ends
b. sctusly going out OF the Union, with tho
purpose Of proposing to return, on the condition
that is demands are conceded. Hence, ii il OF
10 Use fer the North to offer terms now, be-
cause the seeding States hope to get better
terms by and by. They being in no hurry to
sccept let US be equally slow 10 offer!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

report is in circulation, and eagerly propa-
gated in certain quarters, TO tho effect that tho
opposition to Mr. CanerOn's claim to a seat in
Dir. LineOln's Cabinet is founded on his Tariff
views. TO this report we are Authorized to give
most emphatic contradiction. Ii ia fabrica-
ton invented 70 gam support for Mr.. Cameron
I IN Pennsylvania and Eew-Jersey and is as lest-
.sfuts OF basis az the ramor from the ssmo quar-.
ter which attributes free-trade views t. Mr.
Chase The objections to Mr. Cameron haze no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

Our statement that Mr.. Lincoln is opposed to
oil compromises or concessions TO tho Rebels 10
emphaticaIy corroborated BY the latest intell-
gence from Springfield and Washington. To any
reasonable and proper measures proposed by
Congress for tie adjustment of the present diff.
culties, the President elect viii Of course cheer
fully Yield his assent. Bot his province is 10 exc
rute the laws, and not TO make them, and it is
not his business or his desire to take any steps
TO counteract the clearly-eSpreEscd viii Of the
people, as pronounced in the recent election, to
Gbicb he owes his elevation to the Presidency.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27
sHERTFF SALE.

David White DY virtue OF execution to me
vs. - directed from the Court Of
Charles Nichols, Common Pleas OF Delaware conn-
ty Ohio, shall oaer public sale at the door Of tho
Court room in Delaware,
On Monday the 2Sd day of December, 1861,
between the hours Of and O'Clock p. Of said day,
the following described estate tc wit. In range
township section 81 LOT "a middle part bounded and
described As follows, 20 wit: The undivided half Of
what included in the following boundaries, to wit:
bounded by the section line; east by David Ian
donis land; and south by Elijah Carney's land, H.
Hodgdo and Samuel H. Parks; and west BY BarnAbas
Care's containing fifty acres OF land, but subject 20
the dover OF Polly Nehos therein she owning the one
undivided haIfin hor own right.
B. C. WATERS, sheriff.
Nov. p, 1861. $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27
ANEW ARTICLE.
Dr.. Rob ek's Stomach Bitt.rs.


new and deIightfu sioinachc and Cordial for Civ
ing tone to the SS"la feh- and fore prevention hill
ous cosapiaints ln5ter7s the Western country. Try
IT.
As a morning drink TO assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, it has no SAt,ial. Trs II. =s------
In flavor it is superior to- all ether Bttcrs Try it.
The formula uf these Biiters, NS61) the sole
property OF Dr. Roback originated with Of the old
est and most cmiaeiE McGical Practitioners Of the
West AMI is directly gre5catcd upon the wants Of the
Western people
fu tonic nature Of the and herbs nt which they
are composed, and they are, by alaying unnatural
carvings 81 the stoHacl- directly proInO1ivc Of
TEMPERAXCE-
the present proprietor believes tSt in making them
widely known the pablic welfare is sn5Scrved.
1t will soon be for sale by all Of Dr. Roback
the meantime orders will be filed direct from Cncin-
natl in any quantity the lowest 1t pn
up in quart BOTTLES, and securely lackeiu oz.
scs Hall COZ. sample cIscs WILL however, be packed
ana sent to any address, If desired.
Retail price 81 per bottle, or fX S.
Principal Oiccand Sales Rooms. w 6 East Fourth
81 Building from Mainsreet. .Cincinnat Laboratory
in Ihlnlnulid street
For sale in Delaware County by n. l. STARR & Bro.
B. fTCKINsoN. X SoN, Delaware j. X SoN, sun
burg J. N. FEnsT, Berksiire- DETIIdCK * HoDGDEN,
aieua WILLIAMS ANDREEys Co, StrHtford S ScuTT
son Eden; j. FISHER Olive Green : CURRES, Ashley:
s. T. WINTEE1IITE- Norton: b. WIILIAI5s, Delhi j. IL
NAEsleN 4 Sfs, MiiVs le s GRrBB, BcllepOint HoR
sS &ssFAgfS, Lewis Centre EOiHNSoN &CARat QstT=in
der HEpDKN * TYLER, HARLEM; In tsoxEE, Center
vile; and by Druggists aud Merchants generally
throughout the United States. lapril13'61#ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27
NEW AND OLD !

TUE undersigned having sold and bought sti
Il hold two Of the best machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposesin the known world. The frs
Woodworth's Plaaeing Machine, which has dane the
work in mechanical the last years in
this county and still do the with perfect
and prices reduced. The second is d. Berews Patent
Sash Machine, which makes sash Blinds and Doors by
Feeding it with clear and dry lumbersuch make
all of0uF building materalE have been in the bust
ness long enough to that other kind win
We would say for the benefit Of the people Of
Central Ohio that would be very sorry to have themde
ecved by others tales andics and would bevery much
pleased TO have them and with naked eyes.
We also prepared tOfurnish
Sash, BIinds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, MouIdInss, Panels, etcs,
Of all descriptions at the very lowest possible gures
Sash ea with glass and painted, flooring siding and
in fact every thing the house finishing line at
As have the largeststock on hand Of sash
Doors, &c the city will guarantee prices to suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid to manufacture
Of Window Blinds to order, all completed, painted and
hung treduccd prices. Feeling under renewed 0blica
tons ourfrends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years would sllsolcit share OF
the same Respectfully,
! aug. 26,'59-stf. PERRY ROBINSON.