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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE ROAD STOCK

DURHAM CATTLE.
o e fGT as r
s y fair if not the next fair DAY.
COLTS. FILLIEs. AND DURHAM CATTLE.
hss o sess Msy
brs seding them to him. His coits now in use have
1ssess ths oes n sP0 now s
scended.
Morgan Mare Kate. '' " 0A'A'0s"' N""'
ns.s ns;s.s Sqi Msisy Rsis old
ssS SSHRs Ra S,s sssrssosa Jr dam
;, as@, Kenuefy Mare ri Fancy. a1si 0' saratoga
No. a.fy GS Ms1s .sh Hs by
G oss 81 sse
fsstest sss ssSd a19 a1Sr.es .ho3sh G III UNFRAMED
NO. ESls M years DID, by saratoss dam, Vir.
No. 7IGE.y !s FilIy: sSea.s old, by Kossush, dam,
No slly, years old, by Kossuth, dam by
No. s-Ifon Gray Colt, years old, by Morse Gray,
lgs ss,s; se!s;s Cd b, Morgan,
No. dam S1 sssK sSa years Old by Saratoga
No 1saBay ~ Colt. t Years old by Saratoga, dam by
No. 13EBsy Cot;2 years old, by Saratoga, dam,
No. l.-soIrsi Fiiiy. one year old.
No No 1s-Bsy 70 Bay Fillly' Filly' one one year 90 s,
-'' the Burch Mare RE- year oiu' " '"f"'os' o. uA"'
No. TUBay Colt. one year old, by Saratoga, dam,
No. ls,-Bsy Colt, one year old, by Saratoga, dam,
No. Ie-Bay Colt, one year old, by Saratoga, dam,
No. 2eIBlach Colt. months old, by Saratoga dam.
No. 4.7.Bay Colt, months old, by Saratoga, dam,
No. 22-ssrrel Colt. 6 months old. by Columbus.
No. .sorrel Colt, s months old, by Columbus,
For ths SELECTION . Of pairs "a an opportunity is now
the horse IS and the veil
CATTLE.
After the above sale. 1 will offer
No. 1.IDnrhsm Heifer. The Pride, rcd and
ss od Teishns
and other Agricultural Societies for hve
on rss as
one Of my A herd. . II 2 palm ~. was awarded over
No. 2:Iputha@ Hsifsss ",vir xinis".fosn,s years
cid, cid, Weighing l;4s2 lbs, by the Goldsborough
No. s%ks kste sin's years old. by Hiawatha. import.
ed by Wells Isl La op. Esq, of Massachusetts,
No. 4aa"1illy,'' 2 years old, by Hiawatha, dam,
No. -" Aida 2 years old. by Hiawatha. dam,
No. O." ssde," % months old. by Biawatha. dam,
No. =" Addie," q months old, by Don Carlos
dam. Susan.
No a. Tulip" between and II months old,
by Don Carlos. dam, Blossom-weighs 800
No. -" Fanny" between and Il months old, by
Don Carlos, dam Rose-weighs 8ln pounds.
No. 10" Clara" months old, by Don Carlos,
dam. Cherry.
No. II :" Ellen,". 6 months old, by Don Carlos,
dam, Virgiria.
No. l2-" Annie. aged 5 months, by Don Carlos,
dam, Ellen.
No. I3I'' Ned Hall, - red and white Bull Calf,
Is months old. by Don Carlos, dam. Sweet
No. IL" seymuur, red Bull Calf, 8 months cid,
by Don Carlos, dam. Ellen the third.
No Is" Calvert.o red and white Bull Calf, 10
months old. by Don Carlos, dam. Rosest
The records of the Mary land and other Agricul-
tprsl Societies win attest the success that has
and judicious combina ation, both of milk and beef
qualities, herd in the country presents superior
advantages.
Animals purchased and not settled for will be re-
sold at the risk of the first purchaser. Mr. Judson
r. Richard SON. a. Auctioneer, 10 authorized to col
lect all monies at the SAFE, and, my agent, his
receipt will be good.
nov l9td CLEMENI hfLL.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM JAPAN.
Success Of the Allied Fleet-Inde em nifty to
the United States.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l9.-Omcial advices
of'October %, from Yokohama, confirms the
port OF the opening OF the inland Sea OF Japan
BY the allied feet. The engagement was brief
The allies lost IL killed and 81 wounded, and
the Japanese from 200 to 300 killed and wound
ed. The steamer Sea King, chartered by Min
lister Pruyn to accompany the feet to repre-
sent the United States, did good execution with
her S-pounder Parrott gun. She was after
wards sold to the Japanese Government for
$40, ,000
The indemnity OF the Americans is expected
to reach $500,0O0 The commissioners of the
kanagawa October 19, to adjust the amounts
OF indemnities to the various nations. The
forts are to be dismantled, and the feet will re-
main to see that the officials keep their promise
It is believed the Japanese Government hence
forth wiil be able to keep the unruly mobiles in
check.
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" The constitution Of Nevada proviaas
thati civil cases three. e.fourths OF a jnrv rnsv
render verdict she same as ii the whois
pahei asfeeu' = -L-il aeE izG sFoE d 9 5e6 3
~ A young scion OF the nobiIitv In r,s-
land came very near being married 20 q ser.
want maid In England lately.
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WASHINGTON TBEATER.
lth ct n fem 6nnrs snuth of Ppnn,n nrpnls

1lh ST., a few doors south Of Penn'd avenne.
EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY.
BAUM'S GREAT DIoRAMA OFTHE PRESENT
WAR,
WILL OPEN TONIGHT,
and continue for few nights only.
The great success that has attended this Diorama
and the large and apprecstive audiences that have
witnessed it, gratifying assurance that it is the
GREATEST INHIBITION
of the kind ever before the public.
The Mechani cal effects, the NOV sment of troops,
the blowing up of steamers, the prancing Of
horses. &C., work and move as things of life.
Admission, Is cents. Orchestra Chairs so cents,
Doors open at O'Clock; Diorama moves at elk
precisely. no l9.lwt
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
OFFICE BALTIMoEE 4 OHIO h. co., :"
" WksHsaSTOS, Move" Der nth, ySea
70 IN afs:ss d l.ssss:s 3 -

On aud AFTER Bu May NOvem ber IL. 1884, PAGHen-
sq Trains between %ashingt ton and Baltimore
VIM De run rs follvss: .a -
TR4Iss Isoss MeylEG NORTH
RIsBURG rRAIN-Lesve Washinston s: so 4. n
Arrive at Baltimore $40 NJ
Ne. 2mNEW YORK WESTERN EXPRESS
With Mail Train leaving Baltimore st 800 A. u.
fSI s,,,. toe West, arrive st B.ltjncrs slo n
nos .H1W YORK MAIL rRAIN-Lesve Wash;
psiaS.nb. AErvs at Bss%;ts rs. Yo,s < oe iace
No. 4-BALrIMokE TRAIN-LeAy. Washing
ton 3:OOP N. Arrive at Baltimore 4:o0Ph.
wv YaatT5SSssr YoRk
Washington 4:3O P. NJ. Arrive at Baltimore els
No. 6-Bos TON. ALBANY 4 NEW YORK Ex-
Arrive at New York 800 Mails and Passen-
and west No Fhiladelphia or Baltimore tickets
No. 7-BALTIMORE& HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave W wsshington 90 P. NJ. and arrive At Balti-
No s-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
,. NJ; stopping at Re 9, House far western passen.
Psrkersbure, and all points in the West.
FOR ANNAPOLIS IA h the e CONNECTIONS will be made
.. on nssn ssn
day.
TIE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
Tor PASSENGERS on Sunday are the TAO 4. NJ and an.
more, and Ne. YORK, and the iS' paw NJ
'0s sLsEpisd @ cHka direct to New York on P. NJ.
sunday Sleeping Oars run e Philadslphis only;
NJ, and and $50 NJ, go through to New York
without changing cars:
&c, apply TO gro 9. Ko0NTz, Agent at Wash
W. P. SMITH Master OF Transportation.
l. n. COLE, GENERAL icket Agent. nov IA
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The Presidential Election,

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 19.-Oficial returns of
the State of Wisconsin give Lincoln 1000 ma
Jotity on the home vote, and with the home and
soldiers vote together, about $4,000 The Con-
gressional delegation stands, Union, four;
Democrat, one.
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Conservation of a Cathedral.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-St Peters and ST.
Panls Cathedral was consecrated to-day, with
imposing ceremonies
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NJ TEETH.
Nl LNQMIH IL id Ia InYantoY and RAtQn4e

Nl. Lo0MIs, II. D., the Inventor and faiensss
tends personally ut his ONCE In this
CITY. Many persons can wear theseQkllYY
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can wear others Who cannot wear these.
Persons callis 2 at my ofaoe can be soconim9datea
but to those VII are particular and wish the purest
oleAnest stron gsst and most perfect denture that
Art aan produce, the AIN1RAL PLATE VIII Dc
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No 33 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also, SO1 Arcn 81,
Philadelphia. mAr4-y
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SANDERsoN,S MINSTRELS.

SANDERSON'S MINSTRELS,
Corner D and Ninth Streets
THE HOME OF PLEASURE,
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
NOVELTY OUR MOTTO
First week of -
MISS LOTTA
0utdone by Williams and Worrell
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE. &C.
Admission 80 Cents. Colorsd Gallery 30 Cents.
Two Performances Thanksgiving Day-After-
noon at 3; Evening at s. nov -3t|
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL.
h2sIo AsTssBgkF HAkk HHAkEk 4sP HxP,s
LouIsIAHA AvIHuI,
Nsa, Como O StzaA s.yeo, Rsay Of Nsssssal sat
MsS0potttQA Hotels.
JOSH y1 HlRr aaft.ss iSSpsassos Senssos
LeuIs szoLLosY---------..--- - Aiist Maste;
JsHH 1sPufA---.-- .---------...---.Musio1lD Direoto!
syEsETHlsSS syEsETHIsS new: sE#:
FEW FEW ssSsE4sz sSss4sE e e sEE.ss: sE:ss::
NEW COMPANY OF STARS.
NEW STAGE EFTEoTs.
NEW SCENERY.
NEW BURLEsQUE.
First appearance CT the great Australian Rider,
MR. JAMES MELVILLE,
MR. JAMES MELYILLH.
MR MR 2AMks e MELyILLE. NJ
Nh MI. JASEs JASEs MEtyILLE. MMEtyyILtE.
AND HIS TALlNTED FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTkD FAMILY.
Asp ASp hIs hIs TAtENTEP TAI.ENTEB FANNY, FANNY,
sAMTEt FksNGIs AMP AMP gE9RGE. gE9RGE.
SAMUEL. 1RaNCis AND aEoRGE.
The above named artists have been engaged by
Mr.. Lea at the enormous outlay of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER NIGHT.
9NE HENBRER NPRER B9ttass PER PER NI[GaHr
THESE WONDERFUL GYMNAsTIC PER
EOkMERs have won laurels in both hemisphere.
Australia, patent throu ghou the vorId, a. also
that of his famous white mare, MAY FAIRY, who
tralia to America, Europe. the Indies, China and
Japan. To dilate on the sur passing merits Of
THE GREAT MELVILLE
and his talented sons would be superaous.
First appearance of the beautiful Danseuse,
HfEE TfEE BESfkEf; BEsfkEfE;
Also: first appesrsnce of the celebrated Panto-
mlmlst and Dancer,
M. MATHIEU.
NJ. MATHIEU,
late OF the
MARTINETTI TROUPE
h. RTINkTTI TROUPE
MAkrTNETTI TROUPE
MARTihETTI TROUPE
Reappearance of the Prince of Ethiopian Com.
edians, ~
JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN
JOHN MULLI6AN
in new acts, assisted by
LEAVITT AND PIERCE.
kEAYfTT AND PIERCE.
The three. Mulligan, Leavitt and Pierce, form
the greatest trio of
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS IN THE WORLD
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS IN THE WORLD,
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CRaAL DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.

Grh1A1 0AcCoS1hI IN DAN T1efh1.
nsfA Ezxsctsl sSsshoxs PsSs viii tie MxArsn q
would sdvise oil persons having teeth 10 sx.
tract to call 1T DR.. 1IWIED once,
sns sns hs,g ss,,Insa Insm saasn ont hy tnm nsM
examine the Dsctor's new and I'm
you once see the Ereet improyemsnt In his teeth
you win have them In other style than this new
ana valuable ons. No. 242. Pa. avenue, between
l7th End 18th streets.
novls 9. r. LIwII, II. D., Dentist.
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DHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.
DENTISTRY.

he. T: B. PRAYsER, DENTIST, TENDERS
~ bis Professional services to the pub
ne, and will give his undivided attentiony
70 the Treatment of all Diseases of the <x10
Teeth. Teeth inserted from one to an entire set
AZ the shortest notice, with little pain Cali
early and see that your teeth are secured from the
rsysges of diBesse
advice,
Ofcs No. 423 Eleventh. ST. nov 112w"
nENTJsTRY.-Dr W. F. MARSHALL, Dentist.
~ No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue, sec
sond door from 18th street, attends to an8pv
branches Of the profession. oc l3-2m- Io
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PRANCK TAYLOR.

CHILLs AND GEyERs-sHAKl NO NQRl...
~ 90 At once TO MOOKEe DRUGef0RE, lis
Pennsylvania avenue, West End, and procure
ssttls Of Asue Cure Az . psck age Of his Anadots
They are vATre' ~ - Price $50. sep Nv
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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
0 FIRST DIVISION, WASHINGTON CITY,
November 8, 1854.
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the time and places n AIMED below, viz:
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem.
Der II, 1854,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY, No.
vember Is. 1864,
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA,c NRSDAY, De-
cember |, 1864,
Two hundred Cavalry Horses at each place.
These Horses have been COL demned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
Tor road and farming purposes many good bar
ga ms may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms: Cash in United states currepcy:
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division Q, n. g. o.
nov l0-td
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CARD FROM MELVILLE, THE AUSTRALIAN
RIDER AND 6YMNAST,

q person u.s. or has been performing in Phiiadelphis
with ajuvenils gynun ,stic troupe which he styles
The australian Family ! take. ,his means Of
public that my family is the only Australian one
that has ever appeared in the United States, as
also he y Australian equestrian. Justice
alike to the public and myself demands this intru-
sion on their notice JAS. MELVILLE,
HIPPoTHRArRoA, NEW YORK, New. IL, 1884,
Mr. James Melville is now engaged at the
CANTERBURY,
Washington.
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SAsIs gos ssAHo1 Gsss: :s's,S s1 &. S
o.. SO rs street. tArss dauss isash q Qds 3sF.
loW4 Hall, U1E0
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READ THE CAST OF CHARACTERS
LIBERTY POLES AND POLE CATS:
Castilian of Lourenski a Long Pole. Andy Leavitt
Count Premiscus, slippery Pole. Johnny Pierce
Olinska, . Liberty Pole Miss Laura LIE Clare
OTHER Poles and Pole Cats by an augmented corps
of actors.
CREAM OF TARTARS:
Vance Mazeppal
Fisher
So, N.van,. Hudson Jonn mu,,;s.n
seven Mazeppas Raymond 'ohn Muiiisan
Oceana %
Adder Chan, King of Tartars.. Dick Collins
Thamer Sweet Tartar .---. j osh Hart
Radac, Sour Tartar. Ella Wesner
Zemba ia Tartar Emetic. j Ohm Redden
Roscar q Tartaric Tartar .---- .---- Pete Williams
- - Elders, Shepherds, &c.
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IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS.

Sherman Heard From-Intense Excite.
ment in the Cotton States-A Battle at
Jonesboro', Ga.-Howell Cobb Meets our
Veterans with Militia-The Union Army
Marching on Macon, Ga.-Great Conc n n
About Grant-A Tremendous Assault Ex-
pected-The Introduction CT Peace In.
Quiry.
We have Richmond papers of the 18th, con-
tanning the following interesting intelli-
gence:
Concern About Grants Expected Move.
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ON AND AFTER November 18th trains viii
leave Baltimore from North Calvert Station as
follows:
Fast Mail at----------;.-----gp 20 A. n
Harrisburg AccOmmo od alton ---- 500 NJ.
Iirhtnins Ex xpress----. g. 80 p. NJ.
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Taxes for the Wear 1859

o n puua fan Ac Apn2d
o
Tax in ofa County
o o be the etwentet
day neha the
tensuin however
prescribe by law.
agans
f
been charged whe the erof nc shall
roeed
smaya the time epr=c1e by together
p Sc and in al cases where
ea been
reIes urentye
charged shall and
Treasury required pay
tax Il P
rrsom flee Iawae Treasure Del Coo
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active can be taken by the oldest person, or young
est child.
MADAME ZADOC PORTER's CURATIVE BALsAM Is no new
medicine but has been used by the public
for the past - years, with unparalleled success and
has acquired uresC exteu and largely lncreas
ing sale, simply by being recommended by those who
have used it their afflicted friends and others
If YoU HAVE Cold if ever Slight, do not fail to
give the Basam trial. the very low price AT which
sold, brings the reach of every one, that they
may always keep cunvenlcntfor use The timely use
25 cent bottle Will often prove to be worth one
hundred times its cost
DO not be put OF with any other Ask for MADAME
ZADoC PoRTERs COUGH BAIsAM, INSIST having it, and
take other your Druggs does not have It, have
him send and get II you.
"a Sold by all d. EuEgists 25 and so cents per Bot
le HALL. X RUthEI4, ProprIctors,
Dec IS '63-1y. 2I8 Greenwich st. New York.
For sale in Delaware by STARR & BROTHER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-14

The Curative Balsam il
warranted, if used accord
ing to directions. to cure in
all cases, Coughs, Colds,
Group, Wbooping Cough,
Asthma, and all affections of
the Throat and Lungs.
MADAME ZAI oC PORTER IS
BALsAM is a purely Yegeta-
bic EXpectorant, prepared
with great care and scien-
tidC skill, from a combiDa-
tion ol the best remedies the
vegetable kingdom affords
It's remedial qualities are
based On its power to assist
the healthy and vigorous
circulation Of the blood
through the lungs. It enli-
veus the muscles and ass ists
the skin to perform the du-
ties Of regulating the heat
Of the the system, and IN
gently throwing OF the
waste substance from the
surface Of the body. 1t
louscus the phlegm, induces
free splitting, and viii be
found very agreeable to the
taste. II is not u viOietD
remedy, but emoilien
warming, searching, and e
~ oldest uarCnp or ypfpo
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NEW BOOKS
AT
LINDSEY & BROS

TT is estimated that by tho late rebel raid in "My
Mary - the ctz lost several thousand of the
SHERMAN and MONITOR CLOTHES WRNGERS. We
sincerely sympah2e with them in this their beTeave
ment, as we know the e'vaue OF them; and MS the Man
uacturers are already behind with their orders, they
may have to do without them awhile We noticed Il
large lot Of them the other day at e. d, POTTER Co :
ordered before the raid. july 20, 1864.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-14

&c Ny wife has been in poor heaIth for long time
having frequently to call physician to attend her; but
she recently yery much For i've SIX
weeks she had appetite, lost all her strength and
vas each day growing worse She had night sweats,
coughed great deal during each night aud consdcra
bly, during the day, and all supposed she going
of with the consumption when friend advised her to
take the Peoples Cure.' On taking the medicine she
perceived a change On the third day she had
recovered her appetite, and fast reEainng her
strength until, the eighth day not yet having taken
bottle, she has stopped taking the medicine, say
ing she well she was, and well as
body cOuld be- and she has continued since
PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, - Pearl ST.
Buffalo, October l, 1862" -
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Corn Shelters.

RUST received a good stock Of Corn Shelters the
q best in tho market Also, SaudGUrd's 40 Knlle
Straw Cutters, which cuts tho Hay Straw but hall
an inch long. Call and look al them,
April /, 1884. q. G. CHAMBERLAIN
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ES- For sale in Delaware, by STARR & BRO. and H.
CORNELL. c. CROSBY, General Agent, No 255 Main ST.
Buffalo, n. " to whom all orders should addressed
december IL lS63.-1v
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MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam!
Price, 25 and so Cents Per Bottle

The Best, Cheapest and most efectual Remedy for
COUGHS, COLDS. &c, the World has ever
Produced, Purely Vegetable, contains
MINERALS. or other Deleterious Drugs.
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The all white Rubber Roller
MONITOR CLOTHES WRINGER.

THIS is the most durable most simply constructed,
I and the most convenient WriDger yet brought be-
the public. THIS has ccgs 10 make it hard,
destroy the rollers grind Of yuur finger nails
Has a wooden frame and viii not break by falling
Has all y hite rollers and black rubbeTs with thin
white covering. THIS WrInger awarded Silver
Mccall the New York state FAIR for 1868 over the
Boston Universal, with cog wheels, ArridOn's New
World Putnam s, and host Of others, including all
galvanized pot metal framed WTmgeTs that have anu
dared show themselves in such places, and can 10
it a-ain The rollers are jen inches long, and the
clothes carried over into busket without falling
down INTO the wash touching the hoops the
tub Call and see them.
July 70. 1864 G. D. POTTER K co.
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DR.. ABORN'S
Medical g. Surgical Institute,
UNION BLOCK 8. HIGH STREET,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,

(FormerIy Of San francisco, Cdlt0rnial
rHPECIAL. ATTENTION IS PAID TO ACUTE and CHRON-
- &c DISEASES of every Character. All diseases of
fhe Eve and Ear Ismus, Cross Eyes, cured in
4 few minutes without pain. Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Heart, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs &c treated the utmost success. Cancers
and Cancerous Affections Wens TumOIs, Excrescences
and Pro- uberances of every form and variety sytem
Rticav removed. Young persons suffering from Weak
and Debiatated Constitution, should call upon the Doc
tor and obtain prompt relief.
n R-Frsnch Artificial Eyes inserted without pain =.
PS-Nedicipes sent by Express to any part of the
United States. Address s. S. ABORN. N. D., p o. Box
500, Columbus, Onio. aug ., Oily
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AE.G TITTTDS OF GRAIN

for which we will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
The House being conveniently located and well
adapted to the business both OF having expe-
rence the same, hope by close personal application
and strictly honest transactions, receive share
of business the Grain growers Of this and al
joining counties.
Mr. &. AVERY formerly engaged in the Ware
house Of Messrs Hills Brothers, will at all times be
found at his post in the New Gram Warehouse OF
AVERY Il RYAN.
P s Farmers will find cur House free from all dan
gers the Railroad, and the convenience for unload
rug &C ual the ucst. AVERY 4 RYAN.
Delaware. Ohio, AUGUST Il, GIFT.
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Rnnerta' Steal PIoWs.

YUsT received a good stock of ROBERTs' STEEL PLow
ID which are offered the public superior Plow
which will be sold low for cash.
Feb % c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
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STRICKLAND'S ANTI. CHOLERA MIXTURE
~ Is composition Of astTIngents, absorbens, stm
iants and carminatIves, which every physician ao
knowledges is the only preparation that VIII effect
permanent Of Diarrhuea and Dysenterv This An
cholera Mixture is in in severa our army
hospitals where it gives the grea satisfaction 1t
has saved the lives thousands Of our soldiers and
ltlzens and we viii guarantee it to be the best
~ IN the world for niarrhGa and lysentery.
Mr. Woods. of Coviugten, by.. VIII be mos. happy
TO satisfy any one TO the virtue of Strck lands Anti
hnlera Mixture; in fact have a great number Of
t-stmonaIs from patients who have been after
being pronounced Incurabie by their physicians
after taking only bottle OF Strick land Anti Chu
ra Mixture. II you suffer with DiarrhCea and Dyson
terry try bottle.
SOLDIERS You ought not to be without such a val
liable medicine The Cincinnati National Union, Of
april 24th, says that thousands Of soldiers have
been saved by the Of Strckland's AnIi-Chole
Mixture. Sold by Starr & Bro, b. Dickinson & Son
and H Cornell, delaware, o., at Go cents per bottle.
May 6, ISj4.-IV.
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Imperial Erench Greco,

lust received, cases Of the above in oil. Il wi
u stanu better than amy otbe Green Paint In use and
comes cheaper than Paris Green. '...at
June Is 1852 c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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THE
PEOPLES
CuresiSnn
CURE

- was troubled tn rheumatism for two years,
suffering more or less every day. have taken two
bottles of the Peoples Cure and have not had any
pain since left 1t OFF, more than four weeks ago.
consider myself entirely cured, and the medicine
has made M feel very light and gOod-just like young
man. though am sixty-two years old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, 402 Michigan St.
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''AIy wife has been suffering from Rheumatism OF an
nhammatory character for about six seven years.
sometimes very acutely. About the first OF June last
she commenced trying the Peoples Cure ana centia-
ued to take three weeks. In days she
commenced, the swelling and Stiffness of her joints had
very materially essened, and in three weeks had dis
appeared altogether.
THOMAS POLLOCK, (atW H. Glenny'sJ
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