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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

LlNof or nONelat
rUnEY are u,sd sAd Recommended ~ lssdiaa FAy.
sisiaui 6lthe couhtFy, aud all who tfy thea ps,.
nOunse them invaluAnle.
ia. JAS. l.. I.EEPERE. writes nom Navarro,
sia'k Co, Ohio, "tho hiusFs are highly praised b.
those ,9nshhg fom lhd'ss'''on' dy'PePsia shd live
E.s DAvIs, Po,imansr st ivnHamspou, Ohio
says, "thsy give Rfsst sau,hctiou. ! aaS ibsm mp
SELF hAFthG taken rod, heeoms p4otiruts aud lot ny
appetite u relieved me, andt ean rseemnend Il with
| gFSat Hnuranes ofis astln."
Ia, WIN. N. KERR, Of RoesTTliie, lad, WTlirs
ua that they are the most yaluabls medicine OsFsd
lie has Recommended them with srskt saeas,s, and
with then made 'sveral cures Of pApitAHoa of The
hsaH and general debility.
Co. lad, writes long letter, EudeT date of Mag 4
1900. lie vas muun Fedured hatinE bssh nnisfaa a.
three yssH with great nstvous debility. palpitafion ol
the hsaH ofths osl severe and psotFaag ohaaaelsf.
"ahef utinE few hstles wss eompistsIy rsttossd,
aHd now la fnhutl health.H
| GEORGE W. HOFFMAN say, Ne was Aaiicisd
with TeuHatism inf twenty yea, IN att hIiouf form
and at the date Of biz lsterha adbesR two ystrs we'll
the BitsFs rretinr the euTe, Whea tsysAt phyeibni
attending hln eouh DO him no good. Hs nys. '.ioe
Theunatitn, dyipspsa, liver eonapaint. lidnsy aou-
/ tion OF dFopty, tits sPseihe certain - msdv ."
! J.N. HUNT wutss from Ds lphot, Anea CO.. Ohio.
a section where Fever and AFus pfeVals.) that 10
all eases si FEVER AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA AND
GENERAL DEBILITY.
y. X. GALLEtERs, n D., writes fsu Vas Wea,
Ohio, 81 moftfsspeetfuy VI the ~. WiRs
niu'n to the noies Of dyspsPlo psEsoas, and 10 an
who require slimulv,ing msd,eiho.
such News NO are Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOT.
Ti.E.
They are soidhy Msttrins Dsaisri generally.
rhcs '5cis. DsF bottls,
JN.RkRaIs 4 Co,
Ciacinnaii, Ohio, rrapiFiars i1F DE- s-nihsia SAD
Western States, 20 whom address aii atisls.
Fer sale hy
nuIiois q t'a and l. L, -. Iahn a Co. Tinns ne.
i.ametef 4 Co., MslmoFsi Cepiss iiair, fostprtsi
q. W. Chnmasero, RepHhlici d. -. W .liolImau,
Bsfwickl J. W Miller. Auca
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

On the 9Th inst. by Rev J. Pclar, Mr.
George $. Falls 10 Miss Mary c Hunpcy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

TIRE HEALTH Ann LIFE or WOMAN,
u continually In peril II shs Il mad eHoush 10 ne
glset or malrsat those seHual irregularities 10 whcl
tWothifds other seN are more Or less subject.
Df. Cnee,smanb fillst pfepated from the tnnle for
uiula which ths inventor, Cornelius l.. Cheeteman "
~, of New Yorki has for tWsniy yean used spccs.
fully in an extended pr.yaie pFaciiee-immedateli
relieve without pan s di istHrances Of the peHodica
discharge, Whsthef arising from rslnHaton aTsuppFet
siOn. They act like chhfm iR removing the paini
that see0nipany diHoul or imm0dtTate incarnation
and the ony safe and reliable remedy for Finishes
Eisk Headache, Pains In the I.sins, Back and Edst
falpitAiion 0fthe HeaH, NeTysut uemJrs, Mysteries
Spssrns, Broken Flsep sd other unpleHsaui and
effects Of an eohdion a. the
nal funetions. On the worst Of flour Aibut o.
Whites, they effect speedy enrr.
To WIVES AND MATRONs.
DT Chsetemau's Pills are offered - the only iafs
meaus Of rene wing interrupted menfruaton, but
LADIES MUST DEAR IN MIND
There " one condition ofthe female sTsteni In which
The Pi cannot BE- taken without producing pscniiaI
fstnt. The condition referred 10 e rFegnhnoythr ~
suit, Miioauiage Eueb isths iretstAbo tsndshcy Of
the medicine 10 restore the tsHuH iunetiesi 10 nof-
nal eoadon, that even the reproductive poweT Of na'
ture cannot resist a.
Explicit dlrestioas, stating when, snd whsa they
sho old not be ufed, With each RaH the price ieaeh
Rox coatainine from i0to SO Pills
vaiushle Pamphlei 70 bs had fgee, of ihe Agents.
lls sen BY msl promptly, by enrloslng price 10 the
snefsl Agent. Fold by Dfugrisu generally.
R.B. HUfCiilkGs, PFophsioT,
20 Cedar Street, New York.
For sale By I. l.. S. iona d Co., Dubois 4 Co.
andJ. z. Marluafdt. Tim, q. dsc2i.iy
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Notice

u hereby given that The eo.panasrihip hsretafors
Ii,tirs between J. 7. Kills, } n. ElHs and Ifsuy
Nirksu under the fam name Of Ellis, nrother A co
l. thtday dissolved BY Mutual consent The Cs,,j -,
bn,'asss will be eoatihued At their old saab by sny
WieksH.
1T ELLIS.
HARRY WICRERT,
J. 10. ELLIS.
RsPHblis,Iir, Is, If6I Gbi.3g
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

Mnil........i;50 r N
~ 7 Ex..5in a N
Way Frt..Tuesdays
Thursdays and
Saturle. ... 7Fu
Thr', FRI Daily1 m
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Yours, te
- -

Rev. W. b. JACOBS,
Late Editor . ( Christian Chronicle.
Pnin Killer sold by all respectable drug.
gists and medicine dealers.
feb S.1W
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DIG. W EA NEIt'o ae
.CERATE, OR OINTMENT.

and yaa have psrmsnent cus. .
The Cerats has tFoyed slfio e he heii OniF ent
Fvrf Invented. ahi where used m has neref bsgn
knoxn 10 fail Of sa.etine pernIne.if rnfs 81 tiid
Sores TctirF Anh Riugssfu Scalt Head. Chilhnius,
nd FTosi Mites, nsrhrrh iieh, thaplief ~ CrarAsd
llAnds Lips, Rlolcbss Or fiwFss an ihq fasss and
SORE NiI'PIEs AND SORE krfs
the Csn1s /, ihs sp thius wquivd spus d ,hauld
be Kept In The houss of every AHig'
Price Of Syrup, 81, Crate IS eis per bottio
Dirsrtlsas assoupanyiar s-sh nsiale,
soLD ~ HOST MEDICINE DnAlRns
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AunlHst sttAs ws,lsysu Mslhodi,t 0tut
THE PAIN KILLER

THE PAIN KILLER u
HssbeeH tsstodin evsrr variety of mate, snd by a. m
most ever nation Known TO Amefeana. II V the aLt -
mott constant cempHnioH and nsstimahls sHd ~ TIM"
one ,hould tavel on ouf LAHEf OF RIVERS WtTbi..v
OUTFIT. fusA
Ne ysu call iofand get the Estune Pats Rrrefur
as many worthless nestfrtEs attempted 10 ~ A Ne
on the lreai tsputauon OF fthtts tsi-sble modiuins.
~ Directions aeTumpsn each bottle.
told By Dealers tvstyWhsts.
friCs IS gN. SVets., and II, pc keitls.
n. uARRis CO.,
ffopdsters for the Western and southsrn Ftstes
CineluHaa,O.
Sold Whoiesals aHd Rstsli by
Darsis h Cs., r,o.c -
!. l.. ~. John Co. ''"HN -
DeIAmetsr 4 Co. Mslmote.
CAplosA Hale, Fo,toda.
g.. " Chnmasrra. Esyubuu.
u. \ 4. W. Holtnan, susioA,
]. W. Miller Auira.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

hNlUE ooNAis
Miail,,.....lt;50 an
~ Y Ex. .ti:iO rN
WAY Fra. Mondays.
Wednesdays and
Fridays. s....t:55r N
Thro. Fr. Daily 3 AN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

A New Thing uHder the sun,
WALKERS "suRE CURE" FOR THE PILES.
Wausnisd Cure OF money refunded.
For sale by DuBois h Co, Sole Agents fer THIN,
~. decii.lOw
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aud ono copy to the gelter up Of a Stub Of 10
subseribers W more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
meut by paying up all arcaagcs
Specimen copies sent free
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W hat proof more reliable could be given
u favor Of any medicine than the following
letter received unsolicited, from the Rev.
w. d. Jaeobs Read il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

se1WEEKLY OHTo STATE EJOURxAL.-The Week
~ State Journal has recently been considera-
bly, enlarged and changed to an eight page
slseet after the style of the Tribune and other
city weeklies. We believe it the duty of citi-
= zers Of county first to take their local paper
Indeed it should be an Indispensable com
modify in every family, and certainly no for
.eign journal can supply its pacc-but in these
times Of cheap journals there is no occasion
j fOE an intelligent reader restricting himself to
one or two papers. To those wishing paper
s.out Of the county we would especially recon-
mend the State Journal. 1t possesses many
aud important advantages over any Eastern
sheet, not the least important of which are the
s(aets that its news is earlier by several days,
ofsand considerable proportion of its contents
/. pertain to affairs of our own State, which can
: not be found in foreign papers. Terms $3.50
per year. Address Cooke, HURT & Co. Co
Iumbus, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
DIED.

In Osxaloos1, Iowa. on the 18th ult, in the
62d year of her age, Mrs. ROsANA BRuwN, con
sort of H. j. L Brown. decreased. formerly of
this place. For over fOrty-ve years she was u
protesting christian and member of the ID
Presbyterian Church of Delaware from the
time Of its organization, mp to the year 1855.
two years after which she became and remain
ed until her death member of the Presbyte-
rian Church at OSkalOosa. She lived to see
her family all maturcd and each at least pro-
feSsor of the religion she so faithfully taught.
The disease, which resulted in her death, has
HngvTed about her for four years, and though
h0r sufferings at times, were great she bore
them with the resignation of true christian.
Her pilgrimage often led through dark, and
sometimes mysterious valleys, and the way
often hifficult and rugged, but it finally opened
ont into the full broad gate of Heaven. She
lived as the true christian lives and died rs the
true christian dies, and as her days drew to n
close she contemplated, with joy, the prospects
of meeting, beyond the river thosewith whom
she had SO long toilcd on earth.
Mrs LUCY A. REEv Es, wife of o. T. Reeves,
Esq and daughter of Il. s. A. King WAS born
in Genoa. n. Y, Sept. Il, 1881, and died at
Bloomington H. Feb 10. 1861. The dcce;lS-
ell and her connections were well known as
citizens of this community in other days AMI
still have q large circle of SympathiZing friends
in this place. Her health has always been del
ic7ltc; like the lily of the valley her pail"
weak IOTln. Ifillf. yet lovely, bent DcIciltn Inc
slightest breath of eaIth's rough winds, and
she has on that account, been an object of
cunstlnt solicitule and the recipient of the un-
Tcmittcd c'rc and attention of her husband and
parents. This, however has hut endearcd her
more to their hearts. She dreaded the thO't
of death during the early plrt of her laSt ill
Ness, hut, when she convinced that her
end was near, she committed all tn the will of
her Heavenly Father. and enabled to say
with u cheerful spirit, - Not my will, but
thine be done" She died not only happy hut
triumphantly. M care rested upon her free
spirit. No cloud shut out the heavenly vision
from her enrapturcd sight.
=" Though unseen by human eye,
Ny Redeemers hand is nigh;
He has poured salvation's light
Far within the vale of night.
Not even the fond love of IA wife and moth
or could intervene to cause her, IN the least tO
murmur at the call of Him who bid her come
| to her heavenly home.
Ny home hene,furth Is in the skies
| Earth sea, and sun. alieu
All he wen's unfulde,i to my eyes,
| have no sight for you
As Wesley says of his people in the early
history of Methodism, Z" She died we'll
= 'Tis sweet to die! The flowers of cartly love
| Fair frIil spring blosSonlS early droOp and die
| But all their fragrance is exhaled above,
| Upon our spirits evermOrc to lie
G. c. KNowLToN.
Bloomington, ILL.,, Feb. 2I, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
NEW GOODS
AT the Old Establishment,
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK.
R. B u r E
rs now receiving fine assortment Of American
4 English
w a t q IN q ..
splendid and very superior stock of
Fine JeWelry,

Among which beautiful Lava Garnet, Eox and
GlasS Cameo, and Gold Sets Also. gcncr assortment
Of Pins, Ear drops, studs, Sleeve buttons, Rings, Keys
silver AMI Plated Ware, Spcctacl Tin Gold, silver. Stre'
and Common framcS-witn line convex or ''Fcr
efOcc, and double glass; Clerks aud Fancy NJ"
ti"ns. All Of which WILL SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER
RlgnRR,
Watches, Clock md JewelFY Repaired.
r. B. tIkS this mrthod Of saying his customers,
that his present arrangements such that work in his
Watch Repairing department. is done principally by hR
SELF And after the acquaintance of than seventeen
years which the citizens of Delaware have had with his
work. he deems any with regard
&c- to be entirely suPcrtu
Delaware. June Il 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

SHAKsPEREAN READINGs.-By reference to
an announcement in our advertising columns
Il will be seen there is literary treat in pros
pect for our citizens. Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHN
proposes to give an entertainment on Monday
evening. at Templar Hall, to consist of read
ings from Shakespeare and the Modern Poets
Miss v. is from Cincinnati, in which city she
has been eminently successful in her readings,
and is highly eulogized by the Press. She
comes highly commended by distinguished cit
liens Of Cincinnati and Columbus both as s
lady and reader; and as we have had no lee
lures on literary entertainments of any kind
during the winter, we hope she will be greeted
"a By q full house.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
Delaware County Probate Court

William P. Jones, Administrator
Of Edward Jones, deceased,
VS..
Thomas Jones d others, Defen-
dRuts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
Su Fruit Trees, Grape Vines,
~ Ornamental Shrubs, Erergreens,
Roses, Dallias, 6re. &c.
AT THE COLUMBUS NURSERY,

FRUIT TREES.-APple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry,
SE-, both Standard Fnd Dy0arf Trees. OF the most
proved varieties Ohio and the West; much better
and cheaper than Easterng grown trees, for Western
planting.
CRAZE VINES.-Including the finest new, hardy
sorts Delaware. Diana, Rebecca, Concord, Hartford
Prolific &c; good strong roots, reduced prices.
ORNAMENTAL. S1RU BIS -OVer one hundred Tarie-
ties many Of them very beautiful and cheap, for en-
bellishing door yards and making hoHse ahractire-
EHERG RGREESS-O all the hardy, approved kinds,
many Of them Of large sTZ; and having been several
times removed in the Nursery to grow
ROSES-A splendid collect on, including fifty more
Of the finest Hybrid Perpetual Moss and other hardy
kinds well Chinese, NoiSeite, Tea, &c- at very
low prices. Also. Double Dahas, Verhenas and other
choice FoweFng Plants, in great variety
GA DesTiptire Catalogue will be sent gratis to
all applicants. Trees will be securely packed and
forwarded to any points the Railroads. Canal Ohio
River as may be desire and money may be safely
sent BY Express or otherwise from at parts Of the
county. Address,
BATEHAM, HANEORD s CO.,
Feb Is, '61-6t Columbus, Ohie.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

DR. RoBACK's RENEpIEs. Roback's Re
medies have obtained great and deserved pop
ularity with all classes. It,.has been but q
short time since these Remedies were introdu-
ced into our section of country; yet DR.. Bren-
us that his sales of the Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier now far exceed those of all other med
icines for which he is agent, combined. The
reason for this, is, that they have stood the
test of practical experience. WeknOw this not
only from the mouths of Others. but we have
used them in our own family with the very best
results. For all diseases of the blood, general
debility. whether proceeding from sickness or
from natural weakness, indigestion, and all
kindred ailments, recommend the Scandi
navian Remedies as the very best medicines ex-
tant They are destined to achieve not an e.
phemeraI success, but permanent and deser-
we'd reputation, which will render them a ne
cessity in every family Napoleon, o. North
West. feb I'm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
DR. Y GOODS,
CARPETS sc.
At No. 2, Williams Block.
@. HILLS,

DESTROYS Of closing all his WINTER GOODS, prepare
tory for the Sprung Trnde, proposes from this date
make LIBERAL REDUCTIONS from REGULAR
PRICES, to this end.
His stock in all departments is still very good, and
for those who supplied thetnst Ives FOR the
son, no better opportunity offers.
With - Happy New Year. to all his customers, he
bcGs leave 70 his cordial thanks for their liberal
patronage the past e. HILLS.
Jan II 1851.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
Dr.Velpeau's Cankerine.

DR.. YELPEAU'S CASKERINE cures Puturid Store Mouth
DR. EEIPEAC s SCANKERINE Sore Nipples.
DIR. EELPEAC = CASKERlSE cures liberated SOrea.
DR.. FEJPEAU ) CANkEIllNE cures Cuts.
DR.. VEIPEAU' : CANKERISE cures Burns.
nR. VEIPEAC'S CANKERINE cures Sores.
DR. VEIPEAU = CANKERINE cures Chapped lips.
DIR. YEIIEAC'S y CANkERINE cures liberated Gums.
DIR. VE1PEAU' ) CASKERINE the best Purifier Of
the Breath of anyt thing known
DR. VE1PEAU = CASF ERISE cures Canker in the Mouth
Throat or Stomach, resulting from Scarlentina
Typhus Fevers.
Ladies il you delight In pure white teeth the Can
kerne and your desire will be realized. We pledge
that entirely free from acids and all poisonous
substances and he given infant with perfect
safety will preserve the teeth and keep the gums
free from ulcers 1t is equally cficacious nursing
mouths In all the thousands remedies that
put forth for the OF the various diseases
none equal the Cankerine.
Sold in Delaware by VI. L. STARR, II. CORNELL B. DICK
IxsoN s Sox and BY Druggists generally.
J. BURRIIf. & CO.,
ProPrIetOrs, 90 Maiden Lane, y ".
Read the following certificate frOma wcIlknOwn
Of Columbus
CoLCNBUs. ONO, Sept. II. 1860
essrs. J. BURRHL & Co.: GeHilemcH-Being troubled
W th a Throat while travelling in PennSy lvania
WAS recommended your CANKER1NE, and by using
owice entirely cured therefore. recommend Ii
IItroubIed with any disease = the throat believing
to be just what every family sho lid have Very
ctfuy, IOct .6Ot1yl W. l.. HUGHES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
DIR. J. B0VEE DoBS'
ETABLE
Tmperial Wine Biffers i?

All who afflicted with IncIpient Cons unption o
Weak Lungs, should use them
All who suffer from weak Stomachs, Indigestion Dy
PERSIA or Piles, should use them
All who suaer from General Nervous Debility. Rest
eesness night, Want OF seeP, &e- should them
All persons uc cpnyalesccBt after fever Othe
sickness should them
Ministers II the Gospel, lawyers Lecturers and al
public speakers should them
Book Keepers, and all persons leading sedsHtary
life should use them.
The aged and infrm should use them.
All who require a stimulAnt tonic shonid them
All who addicted the Of ardent spirits ant
u ish TO reform, should use them.
They made OF a pure Sherry Vine, and Of the nA
tive plants and herbs Of the country and should be
commended BY temperance societies, clergy men, ply
sicians, and all friends Of humanity
They prepared by experienced and skillfu
physician, and aside frum their medicinal properties
most delightful beverage; yet, = medicine
innocent and harmless the dewE Of heayel-
sold by druggists generally.
CHARLES EIDDEFIEID CO., Proprietors,
7S William Steeet, New York.
~ For sale by II. CORNELL, Delaware, Ohio, and by
all Druggists feb Is, Oily
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01
Important to Females.

OG8s OG2 Il Es&o n 4U <AxN - FILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, n. d.
New York CITY
The combination of ingredients these Pills
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
In their operation, certain in correcting all irregu-
larites Painful transformations removing aobsructons
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
side papitation of tho heart whites all aec
tons, Mysteries fatigue pain the back limbs &C.
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES DIR. Cheeseman's Pills nreinvaI-
unblc they viii bring tho monthly period with
regularity ladies who have been disappointed in the
Of other Pills place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheesemans Pills doing all that they represent TO do.
Netice-7heTe is condition of the female syste in
WAieA TIE Pills cannot be taken ,rihotn producing Pc
CULTAR Result The coNdiiitn referred to PREG-
NANCF-the resatIt HLSCA ARRIAGE. Such IS the irre-
sfsd tendency Of the medicine reore the
tionS to normal condition er The reproductive po1eT
of nature cannot resist it,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be rend
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclOs
ing 81 TO Dr. CoRNKIIus L. CHEEsKNAN Box 63l, Pos
Office, New York City. Sold by one druggist in every
town in the United States
4. b. HCTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
No. 20 Cedar street, New York
10 tchom all WholesdleordeTs EhOWld be dddTessed
sold by b. DIcKIEs ON 4 Son, LclaWhIt.hL mes, sc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

In Warren novel of Ten Thousand a Year
most readers will remember that 'TittlehOt
TitmouSe' undertook to dye his hair, and sue
cceed in changing it from fire red to- grccnl
Possible. undoubtedly it is. to change the col
of the hair by dye. But they are generally
unpleasant in the use, and leave the hair dry,
harsh and unhealthy. Sechsia's Resforatire is
not dye. 1t is composed of ingredients, the
operation of which is to bring the scalp into
healthy activity. to prevent the hair from fall
ing, and gradually to restore the color.
fc Thousands who have tried it attest its effica
ty. IT is an agreeable article in the applica-
ion, and docs not soil the skin or clothing.
See advertisement and circulars fl5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

and that he is now opening KAre-roOm on Sandusky
street. opposite the liAmH Block, where be found
q good assortIncBE Of ITASO-FORTk2S AND MEIAIION6
OF HIS OWN AASTFACTURE, and generals ssOrtment
OF MUSICAL AEl.I1f<NIffZE
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has always
ccived from She GtiEnH Of Delaware and vicinity
bo hopes by honorable and fair business transactions
to merit n continuance OF tile same.
Rs-Old Pianos reb r'd and the tone made good as
by prastiole workman. PiAnoFOrtes MelO-
diOns repaired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

Ministers of the gospel, of all denominations
have used Wilson's Celebrated Headache Pills
remedy for the general indisposition and
drowsiness which SO frequentlO attends their
aFduous Calling and hundreds of them have
orne voluntary testimony of the great relief
they have experienced from the use of this
medicine, for Indigestion. Nervous Headache.
and similar ills. Prepared and sold by B. L.
FAHNESTOCK & Co., Wholesale Druggists.
and PrnprietOrs of B. L. FAHNEST0CK'S
VERMIFUGE.N No. 60. corner Wood and Fourth
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa, and NJ. L. Starr &
hruthers. Delaware. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

'' Being absent from town Friday evening
last, we were deprived Of the pleasure OF at
=, tending the celebration Of the day at Templar
p TTal. under the auspices of the students of the
o. w. University We learn there was q very
large crowd in attcndance-the proceedings
passeIl off to the entire satisfaction of all inter
.sstt4I-and the address by Senator GARFIELD
elected high cncomiums from those who heard
ii. 4 friend has furnished notice Of the Gel
rbratioh which will be found in another col
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

Mr. CHAMBERLAIx rctircs from the office Oi
County Auditor to-day, to give place to his
successor, D. w. RHODES Esq. Mr. r. being
Clerk of the Senate, will be detained by his
EoGTicial duties at Columbus for some time to
r.. ..comc-mcantime the ll les of the Auditors
office will be discharged by Mr.. GEO. G. Eaton
nm efficient and experienced Clerk, whose ser
vices have been secured as a regular attachet
of she Office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

NJ. d. VAN HORNE
may at all times b.. found ghe store and Will
give Instructions the Violin and Violineelo furnish
String Music for Exhibitions SncAl Gatherings
write mark Visiting, Wedding Profes<iUnAI Cards
Prices reasonable. june 70, 80 -