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The Heroes Of Pc ace,
AND
THE HEROES OF WAR.

z ANTHONY, No SCI BROADWAY. NEW YORK. is
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Delinquent Tax SALE

The Lands Lots and parts of LOTS returned dnqnt BY the Treasurer of Delaware
County together with fe charged agaBly eeaaed
n in The following lie,
UN1rEb STATES MILITARY LANDS,
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AYERS
CATHART
PILLS.

Are JON sick, EsebIs, and
eomPlainiEEl Are you out of
order, with your system DE-
Tangsd, and yOar feeliHFa an
eouIgortabiel These symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious illness. SoRae ct Of
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and should be sVerted by q
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
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let tire duids move on uHob-
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They stimulate the fanctions
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the. obs; R.ctjons which make
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And etces sherebyg who o sad
theofas will Ibc
County Treasure third Tuesday
leD time,a b.
umd to
o for sale D. W.
Jan
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Lumber! Lumber!

D. T. MCCULLOUGH
TYAs Removad his T.nmhcr Yacd ard oEcH - the
IL CutHr Ul W,nter and Hurry Streo@ rear N >n-s
p'ts,ou BrGge where may al ali tim ssc S4,e l,rse
AMI general assoFtIntn nt of
Pine Lumber, Shingles & Loth,
Directly from thr Ns''s 'n aschrln
Also, a good assorunrEt ,T lfHld. Wanuti B --'
and ash Lumber, Erc s,t. E-ise{ifs t-3 >1tl'
Intnkor, Ash shrgics; in gy,FA tflus e''tDs
bubd ing purposes ali u walsh lo IL dcrrli % ta ~
low loF CAS,l, as crrH ~ afi,sht Ia tais V'aea'
Panel D,ass, Sash and Blinds.
win b. faruiehSa ts-erdcr shert aVsioe. AklnGs
Luauyer hu,l. .lt. usrtt sJ3. Oct lDhs-0.
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ali Persons

TTAVING claims demands of any kind whatsoever
against Gel. W. p RD will please present them to
by before Feby- 10, 1888 and ali those indebted
to him. will find il to their interest to settle by note
legal tender without delay.
HI EATON.
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AS a Family PhysIe.

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As Family Physie.
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Headache c, ste Foul A0naeAAs
From Dr. Edoayd Boyd BlIInaoye
r,,v Rvo- 49,. r -. - - - E =, -.
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DR. J. c. ATER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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Yours with great reGpeot ED W. PREBLR,
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FOR cHRI sTMAs PRESENTS, go to
December 10, 1862.
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Estate of William Osburn.
RT0TTCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
boRis of the Estate Of William OsbuTn, deceased
All persons Interested will govern Themselves
dinghy.
Jan. 2, 1se3-st JOHN CUNNINGHAM
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yxecutet in superior style, AMERICAN az, TrAL
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marble ant stone Having Rtted up horsepower ma
shh'ly AMI other facilities fo5 bHs,ss, are now
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Delaware, Ohio,
'AANUFACTURERS AND DEALRRg
Seulpturi1g and Carving

RI Monuments Fombs, Grave Stones. ur7s, Fases. Ns
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Hs&dReEae e, Sic kHea6aelAe,F Foul ~ 0maek
FFom Dr. Edtgayd B1Vd B,fIffB,ore

q. II
DR.. J. c. ATER Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. ". PREBLRy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

PHYSICAL EpucArlos II FEnALrs -
tbs English gid spends moro than half
of her worsiDg hours in physical smuse-
msnts, which tend to d.vel~p aud invig-
orsts and ripen the boiily powers. She
rides. walks, drives. rows upon the water,
runs, dances, plays, sings, jumps the
rope. throws the bali, hurls the quot,
drsws the bow. keeps mp the shuttle cock,
plays billiards--snd ali this without hav-
ing it pressed upon her mind that she is
thereby wasting her time. She doss this
every day. until it becomes . habit which
she will follow up through life. Her
frame, ~ = natural consequences, is large,
her muscular system in better subordina-
ton. her strength more enduring, and the
whole tops of her mind healthier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

CHIvALRY not EXTINCT. Three OF
Qaar,ermas,sr Dickerson' clerks, engag
Cd IN discussion relative to the merits
OF Basil Dnke, Mt ths Spencer House yes
terdsy. Two Of them pronounced him q
''periect gentleman = the other vsutursd
TO intimate that the .sbrainr'' Of the puer-
rilla party was addicted TO horse stealing,
whereupon the brace OF worthless frs.
mentioned, jumped upon the latter and
would have iujured him severely, ii the
crowd had not compelled them to desist.
The question 10, would these two consum-
ers OF Government bounty have thought
1t necessary to fight about the gentility oi
Federal officer !? We trust Uncle Sam
will insist on m answer to this question.
Cincinnati Commercial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

- John W. Forney, in his "Occa-
sionsi" letter, published in the Philsdel.
phis Press says
New York has always bsen the render
vous for the slave, Dsbobs 1t vas in New
Y ork that the hundreds Of thousands so
terribly earned BY the sweat, and blood,
and crime, Of their own slaves, we're cas-
lily and annually expended As spsci-
men of the oriental sxtravagance ofa class
made rich and cruel by slavery, viii
msntisn that have seen within two
years single dinner set mot OF silver
ordered for and paid by pious Alabama
lady, who revellsd in the splendors Of her
own plantation, that COST six thousand
dollars. Everything that could Be bough.
was had BY thess excellent people and
OF course these streams of slave earned
gold going out to inspire tbs nsrohants,
vouehsd those who sook their cue from
those who paid them. They returned
harvests in the way of Democratic major
itiss, commenced with Democratic pres-
idsnts and decorated with Democratic
congressman and the investment which
looked SO expensive, was, after ell, the
profoundest ecoonmy. Then came the
newspapers catering to their appetises oil
the time. Next the pnlpit, which, at
least, with such exceptions ~ proved
INST the abuses refer TO only served to
make the opposition to them so extreme
as not to be Immediately effective. became
= mere sounding board, to echo to the
slsve-lies once a month rainsd down on
the negroes of the cotton plantatious.---
Society, with it's Dombsys and Carkers,
and haste aud pretension. threw iis trib
ute into the cauldron. Commerce, with
the afaueut visions OF a boundlese trade,
and money, with its ten thousand ramitica-
tions, added their voices to the chorus,
until, at last, 10 b. for the South was the
elixer that kept life and health among the
good people Of the city Of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

VAL.-There was = report III circula-
ton IN this city, yesterday aud 10 day,
that Clement l.. vallAndigham arrived
hare night before last from Buffalo, and
At oncs proceeded to his home 1t Day.
TONI Toledo Blade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
--A>A~-
.orIoE TO LOT OWNERS.

ksues 10 hssssy sven tlsss = s.sss.,
levied upon the kiIowin Aaserihsa L.. p N
Ntss Cosst ~ L. CoAnty, Sss ~ prrpssS - ~
Aa0aE0 ssctuisg 10 J. b. kaAett saA lena ~ ras
~ reeson oshy ing Third sssrt shS. ush Bloeh %
Ssid Tan bsisI ~ sneun4 81 cppsstte % niss, =
'hs lsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30

Notice IL si.o hsrshy given thst speciai tax hal
euss levied upon the iolowins desessha Lob b. tb
Dstsiet fsult fLoe County. for the pn yose OF pay
son Of th~ Of Ihisd srsst beow Cedar street
ii beng the snsouai - opposite tbs nambsr
the Lols.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-30
THE GATE CITY.


Mr.. vIia.s,g hsn asa sAs GersaAns.
TksVArmania, the German Democrat
10 Newspaper publisbed in Cleveland. in
its issue Of the 18th inst, HOSTS the name
Of John Brough for Governor. The sdi-
TOR, Mr.. Pl.sman, states bis position In
an srticle which We find translated 10 the
Cleveland Herald a. follows:
GAS will be noticed by our readers, we
put, to-day, at the head OF our paper the
name Of Mr.. Brough for Governor.
This is no hasty step; but We have con-
cluded. after mature consideration and
consultation with many OF our Democrat
10 friends, 70 lay aside for the present.
parry differences, and by the utmost Of
our influence to aid to victory the party
that advocates the suppression of the 70
bsliion.
We have slready given our readers the
reasons which caused NJ not to support
Mr.. vailandishsm; We do not agree with
Mr.. brough upon many questions, which
are Of secondary nature; but do indorss
Mr.. Brough's opinion, "that the rebel
lion must be suppressed; and that is the
main issue"
The disgracsful scenes, which few
days ago occurred in New York city,
prove that II requires the united efforts
Of I'll good citifsns, without regard to
party. 70 sustain the public peace snd or
der, and il il most certainly the duty of
every one, who cares for the welfare of
our country TO ignore party eonsidsrs.
tions and to support our constitutional
govsrnmsnt."
The German vots OF Ohio will BE- cast
almost solid for Brough and the Union
ticket.
Tn8 VicroaY ovxR ABARcnY The
Post, the old Democratic organ Of New
England. and the ablest Of the enemies
OF the Abolitionists in that section,
says:
while the tide Of victories is thus
swelling over the rebellion. there are vic
tories 10 Boston and New York over the
spirit Of anarchy, and grand triumph Of
social order. Short lived, indeed, will
be the exultstion Of the Absolulists OF
Europe over the intelligence Of what the
mob did III these cities and the more
formidable sppesrsto be the disor ier the
greater will sound the triumph Dearly
did New York pay for the dsIiyerance Of
Pennsylvania. Had not, said distin
guishsd New York citizen to ua, on,
troops been away, the mob would mol
have lived day As it is. the greatest
mob which the country ever saw has beer
qu1iied. and this will now be regarded IA,
the most important Of all ouf victories. =
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Z thay may
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A. :. LossRREyHER-g J. enrxp-Y Il. WELSH

- u - N@AH"
"IIlE AGE will advocate the principle and
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fore necessarily favor the restoration Of the Union
os it wss, and defend the Constitution Of the Uni.
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1t will freely and fairly discuss all legitimate
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course, md pre-emincntly al this time, all ques.
tons connected with the existing unhappy con.
dition of our country.
It will feNrlessly ~criticise the public acts ofpub.
lie servants, and defend the legal and %oonstitu.
tional rights of individual citizens and Of sovcr-
eign States, against assaults from any quarter.
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RCIublic-to present to them, Faithfully, tho
fearful perils in which we stand as n nation--to
exhibit the magnitude Of the task that is before
them, If they would check our downward Trogr0ss
and to inspire them with patriotic determine.
tiOu TO apply THE REMEDY for our national ills.
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suTUTIoS and the USIoS-to power, in the lcgis.
lNtive and executive governmental branches ot
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The News, Literary, Commercial, and other
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&ss-Tb many difficulties now surrounding an.
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The present state Of the preparatory arrange
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ofthe present month, february. 1861 The
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1868

1868. 1868.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
TNHIS great line trayors 8 the Northern and
l. Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvahia TO
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company, and under their auspices is be-
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
1t Is now in use for Passenger and Freight bu-
siness from Harrisburg to Driftwood (2d Fork.
III miles on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, (7S milcs) on the Western
Division.
Time Of Passenger Trains at Dritlpood.
Express Train leaves ns'ward Top. NJ.
Lxprcss Train arrives westward 70 IS p. NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both WAYS
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven, and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
! Elegant Sleeping Cars the Express
Train both ways between Williamsport and Balti.
more, and W|illiamspor and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the 5. Il. Cor. 18th and Market SITS.
And i"r Freight business Of the Company's
Agents, :. u. Kingston, jr, Cor. 18th and Market
sts., Philadelphia;
j. W. Reynolds Erie;
j. NJ. Drill, Agent N. c. L. 4. Baltimore
II. II. l%iorsroS. Gent Freight Ag't. Phila.;
LRws l.. HnuPT, Gen1 Ticket Ag't, Phila.
Jos. d.. PorTs, Genl Manager. Williamsport.
Jan. q, 1868.
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IuE SOLDIERS EoTE.-We ask the atten>
ton Of QUO readers 10 tire report of the
committee ofthe Michigan legislature or
the subject Of extending to the soldiers of
that State in the service Of the United
States, the right OF voting for the candi-
dates for the various Offices to be illed at
tho next General election. 1t will be
borne in mind that Michigan is one ofthe
t,rongest R~epablican States-that her
legislature is overwhelmingly Republican,
and that this oCaoientisRepublican from
hsginniug tosead.
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Tor ths R~srabltcrn.
a"a nv RTiNoitSGl
NEssRS. EDIroRs

NEssRs. EDIroRs:
The undersigoed desire
70 cay to the travelling public and partic-
ularIy wsieFmen, thst Il they desire good
entertainment, good treatment and good
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must Try ana make il suit 70 stop with
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kept by his father. Try it-tbose who
doubt, MANY WATFRNFN
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hon. G. L. vALLANCINGHAM's
RECORD
ON ABOLITION, SLAVERY AND THE CIVIL
WAR

RAN A'A'f @AAAA ~ 49,
WAR.
.YNHIs WORK is IN PRESS AND WILL
SOON De READY. 1t ]oontains complete
aud accurate copies Of Mr.. Vallandinghnm,s
principal speeches on the subjects above named
Also, parts of other speeches, with Letters, Incl
dents, Votes, &c. The work has been carefully
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