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Es Il RA = .

In Nountpleasant twp, March 9th
1868, VIM. BRADLy, son Of Fri and Car
oline Ikelor, aged years and ! Q months.
Descend from Heaven immortal Dove,
stoop down aud take our Bradley home,
Aud mount and bear him far above
The reach ofthese inferior things.
BcyoHd beyond this lower sky,
Up where eternal ages roll
Where solid PLEASURES never die,
And fruits immortal feast his soul
In Mount Pleasant, on the 9th inst.
Mary Catliariue, wife Of John Hippausteel,
aged % years, months and 4 days.
In Berwick, on the l4th inst, William
Doan, aged G3 years.
In Orange, on the 2lst inst;, Angeline,
wife oil Isaac X. D.Idine, aged about 80
years.
On the 10 in t., Hannah 'laria, daueb
ter Of JOHN u,i.t, in !at year Of her age
On the 18th inst, Mary, wife Of Abiatha
POwel, aged az years, 10 months and
two days,
On the @2nd in,t, William Henry, son
of james 9 sincs, aged ! year, month
and % days,
In Benton twp, Columbia co., on the
22d Of FEBRUARY, Mr., WILLIAM RHo>E,
asld about / years.
On the morning Of the IS inst, in Derry
Twp, Montour county, O.. brain fever, CY
EU. LAIRD, in the 3oth year Of his age,
[The deceased was ayoung man much
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Death Of Another Soldlor.

AR. DANIEL II RgXtEY, son Of Mich
ael Rcmley, Of Jackson township, Colum-
hia county, died on the 18th inst, o,
Typhoid Fever aged about 20 years, in
Division 9o'pital, Virginia, He w2s q
member Of the l36'h Reg. Pennsylvania
Volunteers, Co. I, and enlisted last
August with the squad Of ME month ..
men, uuder command of Lieut.. Tate. He
wac brave soldier, much esteemed BY
his companions in.arms, and was buried
ou the Bank Of the Potomac with the
h,re's IF var.
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PURPOSES OF THE WAR;

CogGRsss by A VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED THE
FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, WHICH ESrREssrs the VOICE oF
rnE NATION AND Is the TRUE STANDARD LOYALTY
"That the present dnplornble civil war has been
forced upon the country by the disnnionsts Of me
southern states in against the constitutional
Governments and in arms around the Capital that ~
this National emergency, Congress, banshng all feel
ing Of mere passion or resentment Will rccotct ohIy
its duty to the whole country that this wdr Is net wdgtd
on hor part in any spirit If oppression or for any puF
pose Of conquest or su9jagdoa orpurPosog orerho~Hg
or ipsrfering wuh me rights established institutions
those States but to dead and maintain the supremacy
the ConstHtion and Is prcscrrG tho UoR NTH inc aug
rity cguay rights Qf the Sorcrdi SatcS HnimpGreaj
md that soon these objects arc accomplished The pdr
oHghtto cease"
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SCIa0O! Exhibition.

Messrs. BEcKLEY & Wu1TG, Teachers
Of our Pablo Schools are holding grand
Exhibition in the Court House. The per-
iormances last evening was very good
and that of to night, (saiurdayD promises
increased interest, with change of pro.
grammc. Everybody should attend -
The price of admission for gentlemen will
be is cents Tor ladies and children 10
cents. The proceeds, after paying cxpen-
scs, to be appropriated for the sick and
wounded soldiers,
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TO THOSE pUY1Nd SPRING GARMt NTs.
Our friend, Mr LowENBERG, whose
advertisement appears elsewhere, has just
received from the Eastern Cities, q full
and complete stock Of beautiful and fash
ionable Spring Garments. Also, a large
supply of choice Cloths, Cassimeres,
Csssinetts, and fancy goods, suitable for
Spring wear, which he will make up to
order on short notice. We advise our
friends to call on Mr., L., at the Boo
burg CIothing Emporium.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

MILITARY PROMOTION. - ALIEN B.
TATE, son of the Editor of this journal,
heretofore Second Lieut. Of TO. l, l36th
Reg't P, V; in the Army Of the Potomac,
has been elected ard commi issioned First
Lieut.. 0 said company. We are SO in
formed by the Hon. Geo D. Jackson, one
Of our Representatives. May he wear hi,
hcnors meekly and coursgoously,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


EDtruR DCHa0Crdt
DEAR SIN:
with your permission wish 20 say to the readers o
your paper that viii send by return mail TO all who
wi 1t FREQ Recipe with full directions for making
and using simple Vegetable Balm, that viii ccciuully
remove In lUddSs, Pnples BlOtChes, Tan, FrcCkles,
and all impurities OF the Skin, leaving the sof
eli ar smooth aud beautiful
will also natl free to those having Bald Hoads OF
Bare faces simple directions ant information that will
enable to start full growth Of LuNurient Hair,
Whiskors, or Mcustachc, in less than ~ days, All
applications answered by return mHil without charge
Respectfully yours, -
TIlOS. T. CHAPMAN
Chemist
No 63i Broadway, New York.
FL D I'm
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Rev. G. W, SCOTT will preach on Sab
bath {to-morrow) at 10, q and : o'clock,
in the Baptist Church
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neg- Forncy thinks ''the measures Of
the present Congress will produce unmin
glad amazcmcnt." Right for once, John;
but there is most unlcigned disgust min,
gled with the amazcmcnt,
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Uniformity ofPrloes "A New Feature in Russiness
Every one his own salesman JONES N co. Of the
Crcsnt one Pcc Clothing store, No. 2Oi Market street
above SIKH, Philadelphia
In al litiun TO having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock " Iuthiug ~ Philadelphia made
pressly for retail sales have constituted every one
bis own saeinsn by having marked in figures, each
article at thC vefy lowest price II Can be sold for they
caHSot possibly vlry-all must huy ALIKE.
The gools are " cl spongrd aud prepared and great
paiust1ken with the making that all can buy with
the fun o getnHg good article At the very
lowest price Also latgr stock piece goods on hand
Of thu latest style and best qualities which viii be made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner 25
per cent, buluw credit prices.
Remember tho Crescent IN ia,kot above Sixth street
No 204. JONES o. co,
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pA1SENGER TRAINS


Passenger TRAINS
Ica,, the company depot at thirteenth and Calluw
mi stttrts philadelp pha at thr following hours,
MORNING MAIL
Pa,.yic VIZ fn,sroSe T w. Tanasa ] 5laSGty wam.p,rt
Tu.tIn York Carlise, Chanbersbsrg
{iaycrstoru &c,
Tb,- t,aiit rvnuccta az REAuING with East Penn, ,
,',!s siiynnj trnin4 for Allentown 2c, and with
he Lebanon Valley t,ain for harrisburg, sc at
T0Er CLINTON with Catawi4sa Railroad trains for
~ sssbnrt. Wnl,.nspof Lock Haven. Elnira, &C.
At HARRISBURG win Sorthrun Central, Cumberland
y,S" rIani u i,iiImspor, YORK Chambcrsbufg
Pucgrsvc Nc.
ooycs phi''p6ja m AT o 30 2 NJ for Reading Potts
picnty, irTi,butg c. conncction at Iiatrs
hrS Win P.nnsyIvauia Genital Railroad trains for
IlttsUu,s S,,I,,in,,.r,nd ElIuiIa &c aud at Port
9InGa1 9i,1 i5 GanWi,.a Raiiraa trains for Nilton
Sv;I,;om,.nart EiIuira Butialukc
"h'iu'"'f RpADINE AZ .DNuD ALTON
,. poaIi,,.taqnA NJ stamina nj all way
stations arrives IN rGla.Il,Pla ~, az IA 1 p arrives
T., Eq'atn',s n,ar,,~ ~ 7'So p n
i" Er,,ns ,r PLIuIerhia leave Harrshur At 4
ana r,ts'lie a. ~ 40 "
Low " U p NJ arriving at Phiiud. 10 II
M M; aa' on p NJ,
Ma'Nt tram Th p9'-'Rser Re9 ra nS aSGT m wny .ta
@ 'p p'. R,o In" at 10 noon and Downlug Town
at :" 70, fG,na.'Pna pa, dy aGH AZ y excSgtcd
snn.v rain. Irays Pottsyiiie at 73UA NJ and rhila
delphia at 1i,5.HEa 5ia2 = ~; VALLEY RAILROAD
pasor,s,. rom Dowuipgtovn and intermediate
poiIts ,ake the II M and l3O N trains from Phi. .
| alI,'Pnn ,' Pn 5o .oon "'"S
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PrTTsBURG AND
THE WEST.
Leaves , nfW fWNT nT c",nectimo at HaTrishurg MIN
tYnress leave, Iarri burg an arri.
.i ~ p,nnsyIysmia E1prrss from piushur3 3,lj y
u P"snE oS ES'H Il I repag ~ SaF au sttompany hsso
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THE ,DNFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE p OF A
POOR YOU NS VI ana gentleman having been cHred
Of the raeulis uf early error and disease will ftoR
uutivr IF b,GrVOcnC~ send to thus. Sho roqucst it
COPY vi Ih' aDlyp resting narrative, publsh"a by
RluenIf I'm, ,Ie book ~ drrIgned al warning ant
caution To yuHHg and thOss who suffer FROM Nsr-
vuus D,bitv I.U , of Memory Prrne uTe Decay. &c
&c sIuplvy "a h" same uul- thr aus ~ -cli-cHfo
-agl- 'uylos xiii h grRt uneg al ~ piaIn "nye
upa ~itiiuut chtrse, W any aBO TeqIest IT, W al
dre~sins ihs author. ,.
on ~ A LANBERT
Groonp0iHt Long Island, New York
-. IN
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usoCIANG TO THE CONSTITUTION AS THE
sUIpwRECKED MARINER CLINGs TO THE LAST
PLANK WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLOSE
AROUND HIM."-Ddpiei UtJstor.
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1858
Philadelphia s Erie Rail Road.


This great line trayer-s the Northern and North
west counties Of PoBu syYunla to the city Of Enc
Lake Erie.
IL has been leased by The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company aud under thor auspires Is boiHg rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
n is IN for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg tn DrtwoOd (9d Fork M milesl on
the Eastern Division and from sheffield Eric the
Western Division, a. milos)
TIME PASSENGER TRAINS Al NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves East 20 T.. W.
Express Train " II Ob
Mail West ) 4s
Cars run through wiru CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven, aud
Baltimore aud bock Haven, Nrw aud elegant sleep
ing cars accompanying the Express Train both way
between Williamspor and Baltimore, aud Williams.
port aud Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap.
ply AZ the = r.. Cor. l1th and Market Sia.
And for Freight business Of the Company's Agents :
= H. King gstou, il, Cor. 18Th aud Market Sts, Phlla
J. ". Reynolds Erie.
W. DtiIl, Agent n. G. r. r., Baltimore.
r. II Houston. UrnL Freight Aat. Philadelphia,
Lewis w. Huupt, Gcul. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Potts Gen'l. Manage ,WilhanspuL
n lFt3
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CD- Drafting, is expected to commence
ahouD the first Of next July,
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"TnE AoE" will advocate the principles and policy
ofthc Democratic party and will, therefore, noces.
saty favor the restoration ofthc Union az was and
defend the Constitution ofhe United states, and thnt
Of this Commonwealth.
II will freely aad fairly discuss all legitimate subjects
othewspapef comment incl udug, OF course anu pre-
emincntly ~ this time, an questions connected with
the existing unhappy condition VI our country
II VIII tearessly crcise the public acts Of public
servants, and defend the legal and constitutional
rights ny individual citizens aud of sovereign states,
against assaults from any quarter
II VIII seek to awaken the minds ofthe people 10
proper Of tho actual condition OF the Republic 10
present to them tuthfully the fearful pers IN whiCh
We stand as natiun-to exhibit tho magnitude o the
task that IL before them, II they would check our
downward progress, and tOinspire them with patriot.
&c determination to apply fHE REMEDY for our haeha
ills
In brief it will in all things, aim to bo the faithful
exponent Of Democratic principles and To render ITSELF
worthy 10 be an organ ufthe Democratic party, under
well The tOratOn If that party y.-thr party OF thr
Constitution and the Union to power, III the Legs
latlYe aud executive governmental bfsoches "t the
states Bnd Of the Union bCicVe to be Necessary 10
avert anarchy ana the utter ram Of the kepuDc. To
contribute to that restoration Will be our hghe aim.
The News, Literary, Commercial and other depart
menta, viii receive due attention ahd VIII b. 40 con.
Quoted a. 10 make "rHE AOk' worthy " the support
OF the general reader
W" The many difficulties now yurronndins an en-
tcrpris. Ofthe magnitude OF that III winch the undot
signed engaged require the 70 appeal to thG pub
lie for generous support, aud to ask lOr 'THE A0k
liberal Patronage aHd extended circulation
The pres nt state of thp preparatory arrangements
warrants the expectation that thn hrst number Of
the Daily VIII appear before Ia; close of the coming
month February leuJJ Tho weekly val be issued
s00u thereafter.
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NNIINE.

CHARLES g. BARKlEY viii be a uANDlDAIE Z
" IOR COtJ NTY sUPER1N TENDENr Of the Com.
mon Schools Of Columbia County
March Ia, lsG3,
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NOTICE,

r. the solicitation Of friends, the undersigned would
n respcctfnlly offer himself NJ a CANDIDATE FOR
r1E OFFICE OF COUNTY sUPENNIENDENT.
j. u. PATTON,
Associate Principal Of Greenwood seminary,
March II, lsG3f mlllVlllc'iu,
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Caitawlssa Rai! Read.
Reading Rail R0aa.

TJEg e., I'D .s.:..f,,s.,-2 :s3i,.,5'
1REATTRUNK LINE FROM PAlLAnELPHlATO To
IUE INTERIOR OF rENNsiLNANiA, THE
sCnUYI KILL, SUSQUEHANNA, CT MbER.
LAND AND WYOMING VALLEYS
TIE NORTH NOBTHW EST AND
IME EANADAA.
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VIM. Il. BRADBURY'S
PIANO FOR TEESTA BLISE[MEN T
No. 427 Broome Street, NEW YORK.


Tn. subscriber respectfully invites tn. attention OF
his friends aud the pdsIiC generally to his Piano Forte
Establs shmuht AT No AZ BfOOnc street uf Crosby
street
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock end material
from the late hrm OF Lghtc Bradsburry which frn
was dirsolved oh the 3lst January ult, and having
purchased s ontTo stock Of Piano Furtes aud Piano.
Forte Material owned by his btsthcr, Edward &.
Bradbury, IN the said hrm, h. ~ prrparped TO
supply the Increased demand Tor his LIBERATED Piano
For1a Employing tae most skilltul and eIpurisnceG
wOTkucn with large stock Oi the bsst and most thor
oughly seasoned material aud abundance of capital
he has tlb"n III hand the PERSONAL supervision of tho
the whole business of his instruments
Is enabled 20 turn odt Piano FOrtc5 Of uuequaed tone
aad durablenesS.
BRADBURY'5 NEW SCALE PIANO FORrE.
In the cement ofour scale, drawn and pre-.
pared with the utmost care, expressly for
instruments we have addsd every Improvement NhIch
can IN any way tend to the porf ction Of the Piano
Forte, aud confidently assert that for dsliCacy
of touch, volume purity brilliancy and sweetness of
tone, combined with that strength aud sUldty u frame
necessary to durability, these instruments uue.
lulird,
"SIRgSGrH AND BE'CrT" Is our motto, aud We invite
the closest criticism Of the best unbiased judges the
land
~ Every instrument warranted for 6ve years,
wa. u. BRADBURY,
te7 Bfoome ST., Coz Uf Crosby, New YVrk.
March ~ sISG3.-3iH
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THE MARKETS.
BLooMsBURd, March %. 1868.
BLANK DEEDS a. MARRIAGE GER
TIF[CATES.

A superior lot of the above articles,
with al other kind of Blanks, for sale at
the Office of the Columbia Democrat.
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To NrRyoUs srrtsRERs Mp DorH sFSts A reverend
gentlemen having been reptOred to health in u few
DAYS an UNDERGOING all the usual routine and i'ree
ulaf expensive modes Of treatment without success,
considers il his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted How creatures the means Of euro Hence,
IN the rec int Of an addtcssed envelope he VIII nd
free a copy " the prescription used, Direct to DR.
JOHN " DAGNAhL, lsG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
NrN York March a.
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COLUMBIA DDNOCRAT
BLOOMsBURG,

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1909.
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PR0sp n q x us
OF
SsYyRe AgR.''

A National Democratic Newspaper,
TO BE PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY IN
THE CITY or PHILADELPHIA,
BY A. j. GLOSSBRENNER " co.
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10 CONsGMP1IVEI-Ihs advertiser having been
restored to h, attn in few weeks by avery simple
remedy after having sun red several years with 81
lung ltnrtion. aud that dread disease consunp'
ton il snAiUus to make known to hs fellow sufferers
th1 means of cure
70 ali h1 desire it, he will send copy OF the Pro
scptiOn upd free u charge: wuh the directions for
prg pairing aud Using The which they viii hud
sure cure for sumption, asthma, bronchitis &c -
me only object Of tn adver-er in sending the pre-
srrption to benz t the afflicted. and spread Intorma
tou which ue conctlves to be Invaluable and h. hopes
every sn1 Wil try his remedy as wiI cUht them
nothing, guI msy prove 4 blessing.
Eov EUH AID 4. WILSON, Wliiiaiashureh,
March IL, 1858 -jn Kings County, Ne" YORK.
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CHmUsAE owe much " their sickness to colds No
matter where the disease may appear b. seated its
origin sy b. traced TO suppress ed porspiTdion or
cold Cramps aud lung complaints are direct prntrcts
colds IN short colds th" hdTbIngrTs Of hgt the
JIsesees that alIct humanity for as they are caused
bl checked pcrspitatiUn and ~ hve eighths Uf the
waste matter Of hG body escapes through the pores II
these pores closed, that proportion OF diseases
necessarily follows Keep clear, therefore, Of colds
aud coughs. uo grcst rccUrsOrs " disease, OF II con
trarted break them up Immediately, by timely Use of
MADAME PtRTER'5 Il CURATIVE BALSAM. Sold
by all Druggists al IS cents aud q cents per bottle
March IL, 1869
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MAILS.
Close al the philGtClpa Poet Ohe for all places ON
the road and it, branches nj W. and for IN" prncI
pal stations only at IS + ".
Bloomshurg trh. II l-U3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
ProposaIs Tor Flre Wood.

NEALED proposals will be received the Auditor s
- Office until the goth Of June for the delivery OF 81
cords OF foot Wool To be delivered and corded IN the
rear of the Public Oic's and the Jail said wood
made from the bOdis of irecn Trees, and be
ken from all of the following kinds of TIMBER
Beach, sugar and Hickory. The To be by the
solid cord OF 12S feet and all be delivered by the Isl
day of October, 1858.
R, W. REYNOLDS, Auditor
June s, 1893. Delaware County, o,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James DennisOn and Wife, pY virtue of an Order
-. - of Sale to me di-
rectsd from the Court of
Thomas Ward ct al Common Pleas of Della
county Ohio, shall offer for sale the door OF
the Court House, in Delaware,
Friday, the Goth of June, 1868.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and O'Clock
m the following described Real Estate to-wt: Stu
the county of Delaware in the State OF Ohio and
bounded and described follows, to-wit Situate in
said county in Range 90 Township 6, Section United
States Military and being part of Lot number 3, begin
ming at the south east of said Lot No. 3 and
south west corner of Lot No. 80 in said section at
post and the section line; thence north de-
gree along line Lot No in the coup-
ty road 257 SO 100 rods post in the cross
county roads; thence north S92< degrees, the
county road 65 e3-100 rods a post and four small
stones at the of Lots and A. thence south de-
grees 81 minutes, west along the Lot line 256 7-IOO
rods to stone post the section line at the
south west corner of said Lot No. g. and south east
of Lot No. 6; thence south SS5 degrees east
along the section line IS 71O rods the place Of be-
ginning containing 11 acres 102 perches of land
being the premess owned by William Ward, deceased
late of said county, and on which he resided at the
time of his death-subIect to the dover estate of Mrs
Sarah Ward, heretofore assigned.
B. G. WATERS, Sheriff D. o. c.
May22, 1s63.-tspf 81 so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
New Meat Market,

G57s@e| FTIHE subscriber has Optn mel d MEAT MAR
kSZsSS i KEC in the room Winter street lately
NnA-, occupied by Hughes, where be viii sell
IHE bhT MEATS ThE COUNTRY AFFORDS as cheap as Il can
be bought ut any market in this place.
Farmers who have Fat stock for sale Will ease give
me call before selling esewhere as will pay Cash
for t-st rate Cattle, sh"ep, Calves Hogs at al times
Delaware, Jap. 0, '62, DWIGHT PIERCE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
JoNE & PRATT


A LWAYS keep on hand the best quality Of
Flour, by the barrel or sack;
Buckwheat Flour and Corn Meal;
Bran and Shorts, Corn by the bushel;
Sweet Corn and Hominy;
Green and Dried Applesi
Dried Peaches, Apple Butter;
Onions by the bushel and Onion sets;
Potatoes, Cheese and Crackers;
n. o. Molases and Syrup, Maple Syrup;
Hams and Shoulders, Dried Beef;
Lemons and Oranges, &c. &c.
Delaware, March Il, 1s63.-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
Estates &c. tor SettIement

THE in the following cases have been filed
1 for settlement and win be finally heard on the so th
day Of May, 1868, to wit:
I. William NJ. Price, Guardian Of Mary C. vansickle
his ward.
2. Executors of William T. Sharp deceased.
8. George Bean, Guardian of the heirs of Berilmn
HOneter de ceased.
4. Gideon s Carr, Guardian of Mary Liuget, his
ward.
s. Matthew Gooding, Guardian of Cicero Conkn, his
ward.
8. William NJ Warren, Guardian of Harriet s Frank.
enfield, his ward.
7. W. POWELL,
May s, 1s63.-3t Probate Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
Cultivafors and PIows

A LARGE Stock of CULTIvATORS Of different
"A patterns, also Single Shovel Plows Double h vel
PIows, Shovel Plows and One Horse Steel Plov All
which will be sold Low for cash by
June 4, 1s61.-tf c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
A F FTD A W.T.

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman or the
city Of Philadelphia H. T. HELMBoLD, who being duly
sworn, doth say his preparations contain narcotic
no mercury, or other injurious drugs but purely
vegetable. H. T. HELMB0LD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Esd day of No
vember, 1854. WIN. P. HIBBABD,
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, PhiIa.
Address Letters for information in confidence
II. T. HEIMB0LD, Chemist,
Depot 1O4 South Tenth-street below Chestnut Phil.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
NOTTCE-

nIHE firm heretofore existing under the name OF :.
i ". Lttell x Son. dissolved by mutual consent.
All those indebted TO the late firm will please call and
settle with :. NJ LITTElL.
Delaware, April ,, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-19
Iron Double Shovel Plows.

nAVING made arrangements for the manufac.
H ture and exclusive sale Of the above SUPERIOR
for cultivatng Corn they are now offered at the
Patentees prices by G. c. CHAMBFRT AIN
June 14th '6l