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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Fruit frees. sc.

uas, Pf1iiE subscriber wishes inform tbo aitiEas
&$seg L OF neaware and vieinity that no has euEa-
~. ged In tho trailc tn FRUIT IFEES AND OTIIER
NURSERY PRODUCTS, ineluding thing inthat lino
eal can - faala on rniOa street The I,eAwnF6
Finuriug MILF hsFin Oner FIR sale Cheueat Fruit
Trees that have ever born sold In this vicinity trees
al raised within The coepesof Delaware, Morrow and
Franklin. wonla eantinn IA public AGAINST purohas
ihg any Gses OF Rochester aud other Fastorn
gnuEers sell large raised our own Oh
mate AMI soil with rscsh roots rr orc third loGs me
ney. Purchasers please etvo a call
J. Ieiavare. Jan. lC, IS6S A. II. GASTON.
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.
DESERVED PRoNoTIoS.-We learn from the
VeTy interesting letter of our old friend and
correspondent, LswRENcE. GRENxAN, given
elsewhere, that Lieut.. Y. f. Hu1s, of Com
pany D. 10Th Regiment, who since the resig
nation Of Capt. McElory has commanded the
company, has been promoted to the rank of
Captain. This is richly meFited compliment
TO gallant soldier. Few officers in the ser
vice have 50 constantly remained at their post
as has Capt. Hills and none have more faith
fully and satisfactorily discharged the duty de-
volviDg upon them. 1t is gratifying TO know
that be is as popular with the men of his COM
pany as he is with his brother officers of the
regiment.
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To drmz To Arms Z,

20 NOT let these brave perish BY disease, place in
their hands these PRkClOCS REMEDIES that will
ole them to resist the dangerous exposures the Fever
the Chiis and The wounds which they cannot void
and what more, frequently get in the
moment of need whereas il brave have only
to put their hands into their Knapsacks and ad there
remedy for all the casualties o the battle field
How many thousands OF lives wouli thus be saved who
would otherwise perish before relief could be obtained
Caution!-None are genuine unless the words 'sIIoL-
LowAY, AKw YoER AsD IaSDoNi' are disccrnible as a
HGteLea in every leaf of the hoDR OF directions
roilnd each pot bog; the SAME may be plainly seen
by Adding The Leaf to the light. handsome reward
viii be given to any rendering such information as
may eal to the detection Of any parry parties
terfeiting the medicines vending the same, knowing
themto be spurious.
- Sold at the ManHfactory Of Professor HOLLOWAY T,
so Maiden Lane. New York and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, throughout she sa
iliZed world in boxes 25 cents g. and 81 each.
ES- There is Considerable saving by taking the lar
ger sizes.
y. B-nireetions for the guidance Of patients in
ry disorder affixed TO each box.
Aug q. i62-lY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

RE Having had two examinations o
''Johnson's Family Atlas" | am fully
of its great value to all VIII
love knowledge besides its cost is ev
IDENTIFY less than that of any other work
of the kind IN proportion to the amount
of matter. and the perfection with which
its maps and illustrations are executed
therefore recommend 1t to all who de-
sire so valuable a work.
2. p. KENNEDY,
Pastor Baptist Church, Delaware, O.
/ concur in the above recommendation.
w. L. HARRIS.
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OBITUARY.

Killed in the battle at Arkansas Post, Jan.
IIth 1868, Mr.. WHLIAM P. WIGTON, son of
Sylvester and Elmira Wigton, of Brown town
ship, aged "a years, 7 months, and - days.
When the last call was made-though he
had just been most happily narried-he left
his young wife and his pleasant hnTE1e, sur
rounded by all the comforts of life, 10 enlist
in defence of his country. BY his geuerosity :
mRgnanimity and exemplary lie, be acc,pUu-
lated a host Of fricnds, who, together with his
Young wife parents and only brother, who al
So Is in the service 1f his country, are left to
rgotlrn his loss. lie WAS universally beloved,
free from all The faults aud vices to which al
most ali Young men are more less subject.
His character 10Th as soldier and citizen
seemed without taruish or stain, ard all who
are left to mourn his loss are confOrted in the
remembrance that his life was sacrificed in q
noble cause, and in the blessed hope Of final
and unhrokcn union iu heaven. The Lord
graciously lift upon them the light of His
countenance, and give them peace.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

.Sibre Cuts and Gun Shot Wounds
II stands uHeqIalied removing and preventing every
yesgiSe Of inflammation and gently drawing ges
together, II quickly and completely heals the most
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Partition Mox5ce.

ESATHARINE Coming ard james Ii. Corning Of the
" county of Whitccy and State Of Indiana VIII take
notice lhas petsien Aed against them on he I'd
day OF February A. D. 1895, in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Delaware County, Ohio, by Samuel FAulknor
and is now pending, wherein The said Samuel Faux
demands partition Of the following Real Estate t.
wit: az Of lot No. IS Of Section 3 Also so
of the end OF Lot No L6 section 2 Also
y acres OF the end of Lot No OF section -
Also ~ of the end Of Lot No Of section
I--And ali lying ana being in Iange of Township
Flree g the County of Delaware state Of Ohe;
and that at the next Term OF sad Court application
Will be made by the said samuel Faulkner for an order
that partition may b. made ul said promises.
SA]iU Ell FAEI KNoR
Feb %, 1S63.-Gt $50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

ARxr CoHREsPoNEENcE.- We publish to-
day a letter from the Goth regiment, and two
from the goth. We also give poetical effu-
sion from our rhyning correspondent OF the
12lnt, being reply to the poem published
some time since, entitled Enlisted" written
By Mrs. Stone, and addressed to the 96th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

LINES
addressed 10 ". p. EIg.on, Company T; 96lh Re.

LINES
addressed 10 IT, p. Hyton, Company T, 96li Reg
By MRS. Z. z W.
did not think that 1 could bear
Forever from thy side to part
To hFo without friaad % share
The treasured sadness Of my heart.
But treason vile by Satan led,
Embraced by egions-traitprs sworn,
StaikeA forth to stre1 the land with dead
EnsiaFe a land to Freedom born.
Then Frecmen rallied to the cal,
TOkcep the boon by heaven giyon
But oh, how many men must fl1
Turn from Us Thy wrath o, Heaecn.
just at the brightest hour Of youth,
With a lie 81 joy before US spreads
Than hasten DIST "a defend the truth
But now, Oh God, art with the dead.
Bpt I'll share the t ial ard the pain
And strong the furnace fire must br.
To melt sway the willing cham,
That binds my broken heart to thca.
Then friends let rs hasten away
To that bcst land to Israel gwen.
Where faith, unsaddsned by decay,
Bwe,ls nearest TO lis native heaven.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

ss- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. r. G. G.l So
Regiment, o. v Camp az Beverly, Va
July ~, 1851.
Or. C. " RoRACK, Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Sir: We re-
ceIved your long wished for and welcome Remedies =
few days ago and hasten 10 you unanimous
precision regard 10 our high opinion Of the same
We have used them with great benefit in eomPa-
ny and heartily attest the public opinion of their
great benefits. In cases, especially whore there
have BEEN 50 many great changes from the civilian
in dafiy routine business home the exposed hab
try do appreciate the merits Of such heaven
values yours. To all those in our position do
emphatieally recommend your remedies, be-
ing from experience that they will he very
welcome companion. JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. B., Sixth Reg O.. y
TSigned:l
James Y SempIe, 1st Sergeant, Company B.
Charles II. Foster, ID Sergeant, "
Charles B. RIsseiI IsT Lieat. Co. B. 9Th Reg o. "
Thos :. Royses 2d Lieut. -
E B. Warren Sd ScssrEt = .
Stephen 4 Thayer, 4tlI SearGt - -
Samuel D. sehOoIey, Co1Ia.ssary-
Corporal Chas. ", Foley,
Corporal John II. Tay,ur.
Corpora ward b. trnIn
Gp-ps-si Cagl;Dn E. Ctb.e
Together with 6e Pritaiss-- unanimous expression
being EiveI-
Tor safe 40 C. East Fourth street, and by Drug
gists every where.
Tic special attention Of Suffers solicited to this
being lie best article for plants incident Camp
Life. Feb "A 62-eom6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The HewARn Association, of PHILADELPHIA
still continues lis kind and beneficial aid to
the afflicted, in the loyg States, and every
where maintains high character for honora-
bic conduct and professional skill. We feel
assured that it Hsay be relied upon as a sound
and highly usefuf Institution. A new card
from the managers will be found in our adver-
tising colunns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The 9Th Quarterly Report of the Treasurer
Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, which
we publish to day. will show what that pbiIan-
tRtopie association is doing for our sick and
wounded soldiers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

SALE OF SrocK S0.-Pe:sous wishing to
procure valuable Stock Farm Implements Sc,
are referred to the advertisement Of J. Fl,
DUNLAP, in ano!heg column. Mr. D has some
Of the finest stock in the county, aud his sale
is worthy the attention of all who wish to pur-
ehaae, The sale takes place on the old Dun
lap farm, in Radnor next Thursday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

WoRrA COxsIBFRIxG. 4 Good diet makes heaI-
thy children and healthy adults. Coed SAFER
atus helps to make nutritious, healthy dict
Hence use De Land s Co.'s. Chemical Saierqt,s,
it is perfectly pure and better than Seda for
all purposes.
For sale by Us Cox, Delaware o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The following named persons have fled their
for settlement the Estates in this Court follows,
to-wt:
l. Administrators the Estate Gideon figgct decd
, Administrator of the Estate Of Chas. a Powers
g. Admir- OF the Estate Of InEis Mcleod q
4 Guardian Of the heirs Of WHn. Gould, Jun.
:. Executor Of the Estate of l. Z. Buck, -
AaJa'r Of the Estate Of Jshn Clingan, -
Executors Of The EstaTeuf Benj. Holly,
Which several cases are ordered to be heard fer
settlement Saturday, 2sth dag 0f March, Instant
Mar 9, 1868. 7. ". POWELL Ffob. Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Al Ihe recent examination OF candidates
1er appointment as army surgeons and assis-
taHts, R p. Jennings, John Morgan and Ii. M.
ShaHer, of this county were anTOns those recon-
mendod to The Governor by the examiners
Cor appointment as Assistant Surgeons. DIR,
+. Hyatt was also recommended for appoint
ment as Surgeon
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
The Great ngI5sh Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's

SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
elebra d I'm ale Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, ~ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This valuable medicine is unfailing in the cure of al
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and re-
moves all distractions and speedy may be re-
ed on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
Caution.-Tese Pals should taken by female
d,,r1Gs ths FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
they are 10 bring Miscarriage, at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains i'll
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Papi
ation of the Heart Mysteries and whises these Pills
Will effect when all other have failed; and
although powerful remedy do not iron, Gallo
MEL antimony, anything hurtfui the constitution
Full objections in the plmphlet each package
which should be carefully preser zetl-
Sole Agent for the United States a.ld Canatta
..4- JOB MOSES, Rochester, y. Y
N B. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorised Agent will insure BOTTLE containing so Ptl
by return mail aug 2Ol-4y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

sas Some excitement has been prodaced by the
action OF our Township Trustees, who at their
late meeting instructed the Treasurer to re-
fuse further payment OF interest on the bonds
issued by The township to aid in the eonstruc-
ton Of he Springfield Railroad. We under
Ataud it isclained the. decision Of the Supreme
Court IN regard to the Brown Township
Bonds, heretofore noticed, VIII apply to the
bonds Of this township also and hence the
conclusion arrived at by the Trustees. We
) are not advised what course the bond holders
viii pursue 10 reference to the matter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

tge,were merror in saying S, BRewAILIER
died at Camp Dennisou. He was sick at that
place for some time, but had recovered ard
ioincd the regiment. lie died in Louisiana,
apposiIe Y Nicksburg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

FsREE and BOYS or TEIs Adjoining CouNTIEs
Al although thousands upon thousands patriotic
have lett their homes defense their country
there are still gFeat many Left to whom will be
good news 70 learn that though the cold aud rosiy days
Of Autumn and nteF coming upnn them they
beBnppfied with tao Necessary preserrat2Yes the
shape OF RzaDT MADE CLoFafNG, FUaNIsBING Co ms
SEAwLs, HAS AID CAPS at priceS The reputation
Of selling Goods in this line lower any house
in town, in tire county borne by theuadersgnrd
numherof yef,rs Will be still rhre fully maintained
this The great commercial disaster thu
tern cities having enabled thGm buy their
low the original cost of theH and the advantage of
which they are nov giving their customers by Offering
them goods st fabulous low prices.
Now therefore all ami boys, be ye big lit
Gle, rch poor the GKBAT CLoTHSt EsPo.IrM
of EyHoias q Frank, and let your be big
tie, they will be happy to you, sell You all you
want and SEND yoE on yonr way home reis:ciHs
No Charge for showing goo S.
Delaware. Oct. c5. 1851.
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SSth Semi-Annual Expose.
Asse'ts, January, 1863.

Assefts, January, 1863.
Market VaIna
Cash Treasury Notes aud Certificates, on
ham zni deposited on call, and in A
B'HtA hAHus, $3.50 ,5o1 a
Bank Stocks OF New YOrk, Hartford, Bos-
ron, 81 Lnuis- Philadepnia and other
plseos,; cs.@l 90
T. : and state Stucks. Of Kentucky, New
York. Now Jersey, Ohso, Michigan and
In Indian4 ii so7, ,49s 90
Roch, stsr, Jersey, MlwauE,e,....... 2s7lsO 90
Railroad Stocks, EBsrtford New Hayen
Corn. River ,'sad Boston & Worcester, Ile OBS
Mortgage Bonds ....... ...|.......... ITO'435
stale Of Connecticut Temporary Loan -. 100000
Ksal Estate, CIincumoersd, ...-s..... s7,963
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

u me directed from the Court Of
Eneoe Casert al tosnfa0II Isas or
ONO shall offer fer sale, at the door Of the Court
House IN BelaWsre. on 80 = = rsss 30
Saturday, April 11th, 1868
At ene O'Clock P n. the following described Real Es-
tate Situate ia DelaSare eoanty sthio and an Range
Is Townships, Section 2, Z. : n survey being Ahe
Iuddle Of the east part No Il s1id section,
bounded and described follows: Beginning at stcne
= T. coFT 81 Lewis Dickerson's lsnd in the State road
ny sycamore; thence : o degrees, IS minutes W
along TIE iet1ad section line in SaEe read 25 ois and
her OF land CLAIMED by C. l. Csse thence y SO degrees
o said Iand cuiused By said C. l. Case; thence ).
degrees - minutes, W. l. rods l911 links 10 post
tEeee \ 50 degTees % minutes " rods and q OF =
ans TO pst; shenoe :. degrees 45 minutes rods
IS leo INKS 10 po-t the ot line between cts
Sos z and 227 theRoe n 50 degrees, e3 minutes "
along The let line 14l rods S2z links post and
stones al the ; OF that part Of said lot Nc.
q formerly owned By George Gooding deceased, now
owned by said { L. Case, by black Ash thence y 0
degrees 40 ~ inGes E Al rods % y links to post by
beech staIns ~ OF said LOWS Dickerson's s
lana thence 5 eSa degrees E, along SAID DiekerSon s
south line 100 poles 50 the place OF beginning
CONTAINING IS acres, 20 100 perches of land Out Of
which excepted strip the south side o. said land
= rods wide ami I4l 59l0O poles long, containing one
acre. 50 10 perehea Of lahd-leAving II aores, IL
p loo perches of land.
B. c. WATERS, sheriff Del. Co. o.
March s, IsG3-ts Ffs6,0o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

By reference TO notice given elsewhere, it
will be seen that Gen. S. f. CAREY will lee
fare on the subject of Temperance, Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings Of next week, at
the William Street NJ E. Church As lee
.turer Gen. Carey has few supepisFa, and he
never fails to highly interest his audiences
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Sturdy. Anril 11th. 1863.

al dnc ocosk p. Of sail day the foinwlag deserib
81 l2I t.sic; tIaie it, t-c9'i'.sy Of Delaware and
safe ot Ono IN ksnEe Il Iowt-lip s. Section four A.
T. : u aid baJD ird sd is -ihe4 as follows: BefhE
I'lr' % the Zeal -tate Nhf e0f Milo d Pettibsns
81 delaware aFesaid drsl, zed and on to Estee
r. fsrhsEsu. ore Of the heirs OF the said Milo H. Pet
tln' n" AID HcTibed plat Of the Division said
fssat, a. subdivision N being said sub
''vsir or portion g NJ lies south OF the curve
the Cleveland, Columbus K Cincinnati Railroad, and
t1p-isIag, IN survey and plat of the same, lately
mace FOR israel J. Richardson aud Este 7. Richardson
oy James Eaton, Surveyor Twenty two lots, number
ing from one hundred and fifty four (I54) hun
ored and seventy FIVE C1T5) iuclusive follews to
Wit 154 f5 I56, I5T, I5S 159, 49,, 161 152 I63 16t
I65 100 is les 169 10, III I72, 1T3, ia and rs
Also, tgo OHt6ts numbers Sixteen and Seventeen f6
* III Is addition Fast Delaware, being all Of sSid
Subdivision '.Ap lying south and bonded north ~
said Rsiir0ad, and sOsth of lands formerly belonging
10 Reuben Lamb. deceased be the less
Also, lnot nuaber Forty seven (47J, lying BsFk-
shire street in Est Delaware aforesaid, heng the
pre- nses which race Beunetl BY mdeRtCre dated the
24th day Of April A D. 1896, granted un1e her tho
said James N. Bennett.
e. " ATERS.
Sheriff Of Delaware County, Ohio.
Mar. G. 1s63.Z5t 5000
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Administrators Sale of Real
EiSfaIe-

TN Pursuance OF rrder granted bF the Probate
4 Court Of delaware County ,OhiOf will sell pub
lie auction Saturday the 2sth DAY OF March, A. D.
IS 3. between thg holrs ef u and O'Clock p. m
sad day the premises, she following described Real
Estate situate the county Delaware and stat Of
Ohio. to wit: In Range tn enty, Township Fix ard
tihn one and Lot twenty three part Of the
part OF said lot containing fyth7ee and three fourth
For further parto llars of description
cords or saiA county aud recorded venme forty aud
page se3-n the Recorders Office of Delaware county
Terms Of saie-oHe haif hand and one half in
year from the day Of sale with interest. Sal prenf
will be sold subject to widows dover.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM Admir-.
Of Wm. Osburn, deceased
Feb. 2S5 1sc5-4t $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

z We learn from the Treasurer Of the Aid
SSciety that the amount realized from the ex-
hibition Tuesday evening was SCI, As. This
sum is to be distributed among the needy fam
lilies of volunteers in our town and vicinity
,for whose benefit the last exhibition was given.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

R@- Wood wanted ON subscrip-
tion-3 feet, or Is inches-lat ter
length preferred. Bring it along
soon.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

o. ALEX. DUNLAP left last Friday on a visit
to VicksbGTg, to see the boys Of the 96tb-
He took with him a large quantity Of deliea-
cies Of various kinds, contributed by friends,
which win no. EliI to be heartily welcomed
and highly appreciated By the recipients.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
a M z RTCAN HOUSE
Delaware, Ohio.

CHARLES SHERAA6, Proprietor.
TJAVIEG taken charge Of aud. thcr1uRhly reug
II oyated aud returdisfed throughout with neT fHrh
tHre and beddtsgthe above named ~ s- uis my intan
iton 10 of TO the trareg ip superior inducs
Inents. Those desrinF toatteHd the SPRINGS nKa
during the viii hnd Amps tad satisfactory
Cominodauons- Connected with the House BE- daily
line OF Omnbusses rnnuing tothe fuho white sulphur
Springs - leaving the House in the morning
ng in the cvcainR Atlwho ftvorus With their patron
yrely upon cceving GtreHties. Charges reason
bio nay f,,e0-sn.
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Sheriff Sale.

Benedict Hall Co. = Y virtue Of an execution to
1. vs.; ~ m directed from the Court
James a Field ct al Of Common Pleas OF Delaware
County, Ohio shall oil,r at public sale, at tie door
Of the Court Room Delaware,
On Monday, March oath, 1863,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and O'Clock D.
m Of said iay the following described Real Estate
wit situate II Thompson township Delaware county
Oh', on the west bank Of the SG0to river beg ming
at an iron wood and red oak the bank OF Sc0tO fv
er, corner to Labon Landon thence with the said Lam
don limo north IS degrees 2S2 poles thence sout
degrees west 80 poles thence south IS degrees west
$50 poles to the Scoto river thence up the river with
the meandcrs to the place Of beginnng-contaning
acres, strict measure.
B. G. WATERS, Sheriff.
Feb. 90, ,lS63.-ts $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Flour .................. Sc so 100
Corn Meal :... -. 40 so
Buckwheat Flour .....--.e. 90 90
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TrapIov-neak.

FTIlIE nnccrsigncd has FOR several years nast, Dsea
4 engaged M business, which hEs yteldRd him ~
the rate of three thousand dollars Ier Rnnua, and Is
new willing t0 teach 10 othefs FhR business Is Of
highly useful an gc-rai charG9r-, adaptod beth 70
cities and villages Hd that any crson % ordinary
Capicity, yoHng OF old male or female. acquire
with = few h'urs practice, and by which they
cure a vc~y han sumc Income. several young ladirH
who lltN0 rccriS Il Instructions fruu both IA New
Nntk State AMI ausy i~u',a. earning upwards 81
ais per week D. {, ntd there is no reason why any
else cannot dot fRvhc. lnyRlids, even, do we'll
by II, "a it Is cddliuF affair, but business that s
pcrlectp hn. Gengls AnA ladies OF lcisure
who woull ike arm t6e Business their a
museintnt ts1re, Will dnd the practlce IL
pleasant pastinro and thai they aiU great
forest IN tn rec pt of 81 will send printed lnstrpc
tons by Which any person readily acquire tho art,
and these Instructions will also every parton
lar rciattve tn ctrrvg cn that It viii be highly
pru lie. Tho purchaser Of the sPrntOd instruction.
,wl al hc nufho Eed 10 teach n others; and have
sorae mes received hgh $500 Touching it per
soNaliy 90 siEie inlivftat. Wouhl state further
that g. so or IS w buy every thing that B
ly TO cammcNce thc briupCsE with and Ne articles
gst almost anywhere, in city count or, " pre-.
fe -rc'i. can tUrusa uem AnrRass. ALpORD T. rAR-
StNS, No. SO Liberty atrS.t, New York.
December 20 lS6s-2ms
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

fcspccaIy solicit ana viii takO plousiIo In attend
ing ynur Insurance wants.
Jan. 80 1S63.-1m GEO. C. EATON, Agent
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LESS LIABILITIES.

Loszes. unntjnst-d and nosdr,s, sE7BO5D u
January hVideni, PAID. 10000 90 s52o ,oSS ~
Net, 81 354 ;O70
Duly sworn TO, Hartford, Jan. I, 1858
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The Sd Quarterly Meeting OF St, Paul's NJ,
q. Church will commence Saturday, the 4th,
Elder q w Brush vii preach
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Steel Plnms.

FTTTIE largest stock osred n Ants market just ~
4 eeived, ameng vheh may 6a fohaf ellis colobra-
ted 6ubnsuon Steel Flow" Also the Leigenea w0rkn
steel Plow, which took this premium in London Eng
land. in Aay last Terms CASH
Mar c. lSG3-3ms C. c CTIsNBFRIATN