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READ rIE roLLoWISG IRON UICA.
Df. wisnaTt-pcAr sr.--I tARe pleasure n informing
yOu through tss source Una. your PsSc TREE rARCoR
DIAL, whi,h roooudsndct tor my daughter by Mr..
IA Hal arth5 ely has cured her Of cough gilmore
than i've months stanJnG 1 lad tEought Der beyond
cure, and had employed the best medical aid without suv
btnent. can Choorul recommend It to the pablc ss
safe ana remedy for those similarly anIcted as
know many other cases besides that Of my daughter
that st has cured Of long standing coughs.
Yours, respectfully,
JoHNN. PARKER, Daguerrean Artist,
No. I26 Gencsee street Utica, NY.
IL have used Dr. wIsHART's PINE
TREE TAR CORDIALin my family, and cordially recon-
mend Gs available and safe medicine for Colds Coug,
and 10 those predsposed to Consumption.
DR.. @. A. FOSTER,
No, iG0 Gonesee street, Utica n Y
The above are few among the thousands which tits
great remedy has saved frO an untmoy grave wehsy,
hundreds Of letters from physicians and drusgss IN all
parts ofthe country saying they utyor prescribed
or sold medicine which gave such universal sasacaon
These Medicines are prepared only by the proprietor
DIR. l.. @. Q. WISIIART.
WHOSE OFFICE Is AT
No. 10 N. SECOND STREET, Philadelphia
PENNSYLVANIA,
Where he eau ie consulted either personally by ocr
free Of charge. They sold by Druggists ard Dealers
sVeywI at wholesale by an New Hork aud Phaael
Phia Wholesale Druggists,
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SALEM RAILROAD COMPANY. - RUN
- ming tiTne Of Trains, commencing FRIDAY, January
J, 1864 -
Yrlm Walnut atrtst wharf az "a. NJ, and T. NJ,
fTeikht ~ ". Returning, leave Saem a. A. NJ 500 A.
A., lJ0 p. n, Ffelght daily each Vay. Apply TO
MORTON MILLS, Agent
BecCnd Covered Pier above WALNUT Street,
DELAWARE Avenne.
ai-u J. VAN 4ENS4ELAER, s. SgperintaBdcnL
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We road 10 the Leicester Journal that barber
naDed Allen, charged before the Magistrates Of
the balloon-desTOying b0rongh vita Sunday
shaving, pleaded
,'Ths. me peF,ons who ial The nornaons ao;u-
Ally Yrying business OF much ing "a
ssaorass character ihni oftobaeoOnit and cigar deal
aFs, ana teachirg boys a1d youths '1 i1lkc ba6
sysrs ne SHHd1y, 70 the anDoyhncc1f 1f AZ respectable
Btrsoue'
Well said, Allen the shaver. For boys and
youths 70 smoke at all is bad, for them to smoke
On Sunday is worse, but Tor them % smoke bad
cigars on Sunday 70 the annoyance of respectable
people is worst. You arc a logical man, aud we
dare say an easy shaver, and We agree with tho
magistrates that thcre was very great force in
what you said. We wish they hld not iBcd you.
We approve your protest against the siCkening
sight OF brats sucking tobacco. 10 Is pity thai
the police are not empowered b. take away pipes
and cigars from the litte wrctchos, and bON their
asnine ears. However, as we must not say Wlth
Pope,
',Ict humble Allan, With an awkward -tamA,
shave bcass BY stealth and blush O. IND 70 fame,
lfy Punch makes the iine up % you by this piece
Of fame, well deserved BY your rerpoRs;rancc.
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New Railway signals.

Irop, fAs Code 60is0nidg.
"Come, now" said the learned Judge to Mr.
Godson, the Traflic Manager of the South West-
ern Railroad Company, who was giving such
mcid evidence Ia the matter of tho fatal accident
at Egham Station, SIS that q serious answer II
really might be put into Plsach."
Whereupon Mr.. Justice Punch, respecting the
opinion thus expressed, and being perfectly
agreeable to submit 70 his Willes, iTnmedlatoly
comm unicates with the s. w, Traffic Master,
offering to stand as Godfather 10 any clever con-
tributoD from 5odsOn.
Mr.. Justice Punch has now much pleasure in
snbmitingto the pnblic set of entirely New
Rules and Regulations which arc drawn up for
Ne future guidance of the oficills connected with
The New Railway Line, which, when opened, will
DO eRtiiled, The n. s, Il. W. C1lwen Hl.chney
Railway -
~
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THE ONLY MEDICINE
VINCE IA PREPARED YROA
TIE PURE -JULUE-0F TEE PINE TREE

Consumption oured by Or. WIsHARI
FIVE TRIE TAR CORDIAL
= oneh!uS cured y Dr. VIsHARI
PINE TREE TAR cORDIL.
WttR LunCh made strong by pslng DR.
wIgrARrS pssE TREE TAR CORDIAL
Or. WIsHART's PINE TREB TAR
CORDIAL 10 iht best Iemtdy 6T all Throat Ard Lung
Diseases.
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Jrusteeas
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ,
r. d. BUNTING, ESQ,
A. @. BoDFIsH, ESQ, Colorado
President;
HON. JOHN A. DIX.
Treasurer;
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ.
Council:
CHARLES T. BLAKE, E,e.
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JoTTINss FROM "PUNoH.p

MuerOAL.--Liying for some time upon s"fver'
may be the definition Of dwelling ON a note
ePORr-Nice Dinner for Sporting Mem
Btsaha and Cup.
RIme and Final Moral DeelaFauo"'
(Wrung FROM our Usea-R up Conf'p"''J
TIE B4nk at 8, the Glass at 50,
Che Sara, Sara. I'm Turk, -,
Bring weeds and ico, my donof hote,
Ill pay no bills, and do no work
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aT1s r.vinec Of Waios made the formal apphfatpn
n,. A. ns,pI,ary 70 any persor becoming mbof Of
~ Hssebic BODY. ~ C0HJt journal.
This may be true, In spite OF its appearing In
rHe Court Journal But n So tho Prince has
ahown that he is qualified to be trusted with the
secret, for he has not mentioned his nJeutions 70
prother Punch. We shall be preseut at bis
"msklpg 'and have no doubt that he win display
the proveTbial couNge Of his family. So mote
DC.
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GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PulLADEL:DIA TO TIE INTERIOR OF
PENNSlLNANIA,T TilE SCHUb lKILI, SUB-
OUEHANNA. CIf fMBERLASD, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
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Blowing Whistle.
Blowing Noe.
Playing the Trombone.
Waving your Hand gracefully.
waving an OOieetiOn politely.
1SrinE the Fire With the 5rgsr-conRS,
fnniatng Herr Ven Joel on Walking ELch.
Winding up q Watch (any body y the wrong way.
lHllh p0seT 20 sda 80 iAsir DgN5er.)
A these general signals have no arbitrary SIG
Riication, they may mean anything, everything,
Aothipg, or something, which tI viii be the duEy
OF the stoker the engine driver, the signalnian,
the butcher, the baker, and the candlestich-
maker, sitting in committee on tho top Of a FIRST
alass compartment, in an express train, 10 decide
upon, and see carried oct, even If accompanied
with persona violence.
2. The persons employed on the line shall be a
tinker tailor, soldier, sailor, pioughboy, aPo5he-
cary, thief. This will insure due attention being
palate ali classes Of Her M3iestys subjects. Each
enc Of these shall be empowered to give signals
20 any one else.
3. Waving black flag on black dark night
far away from any light, means danger.
4. Standing on a Line Oh which the express
vain = just coming, means danger 20 one per
son. Two in the same position. means danger 20
more, and SO on.
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Capital Stock 81, 900. 900.
Whole Number Shares 100000. Par, $40.

large portion of the stock has already oeen taken nv
private subs rrp,inn. books office
The company, at No. g. BeaN street New rE,
hmisd number OF shares cln be .uh osbsl for par
apply ing to TIE rreasnr,r nj the company between the
hours Of 40 A. n. andl T. NJ.
Copies Of the Prospectus may be pnined at the o'e Of
the Company aulS-lm
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There are five vessels of war IN course Of con-
struCtion at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The camp meetings have been unusually
prosperous this year.
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WORTH CLEAR CREEK
GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,

oILPN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY
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DuIIADELPAIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
II IRAL. RALIROAN. OpEN 70 ONEORU-ApRINN

Passenger Dspot IN Philadelphia has been changed iuIn
Eghu enlA and Market Streets TO rHiRrN tlR3r and
! MARKET Streets, West Philadelphia Market Street
Passenger RaS Cara convey Pass 10 aad from
| tho Depot.
| PasstnSars go through without change nf cars.
| Jal HENRY W"OD, Superintendent
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NJ Punch makes the ine up b you by this piece
Of fame, well deserved BY your reruoR4tfancc.
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Every Guard shall carry a Red light. Blue
aight, q Bengal light, aud box Of Child's Night
Lights. He shall also DC lght-headed. He will
also be provided with as many flags as NJ. Robin
used 10 produce out Of an ordinary hat; besides
the Standards Of all Nations He shall also carry
AL the Acts Of Parliament affecting Railways
and book containing Lines from different Poets
and short history of the "SeYen Sleepers." Re
must know the current number Of Brad6La,0 by
heart.
NOTICE
The Company viii hold themselves responsible
for nothing.
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On MONDAY EVENING, August 29,

Tor one week Obir.
The salt parties have engaged season gkats lor an
ntAt wueh JI ,he express purpose 1f seeing tGG ,ru
Comic Arylste. HEJlioE ClIBIsrl who appears ever
night
This announcement Is 7Onewhat novel and UNIQUE but
has ulbweed itE puTp Everybody knows that tht
nimiahc gHhlslf is 10 hold forth AZ Concert Ia. the
utr,ent We ek whh his AForito tr0ug aud with fnrir e
reputation Codists and comic Ictlrr tlCre viii Be an
immense rush g. see their varied ana delightful perform
mULts. augy.Gt
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The euOta of EIstOn Filled.
EAsroN August 29.--fhe borough Of Ea9ton
has filed It's quota aud has \ surplus Of sixteen
men over.
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NORTH, SOUTHWEST, AND THE CANADAs.

PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave tho Ccmpluys Depot, at rhlRTEENrH and
CALLUWHlLL euCets. Philadelphis, at the following
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PERSONAL.
CAUTION.
POLICENEN
AND ALL OTHER
GOOD CITIZENS,
Be on the Lookout for the Two Suspicious
YOUNG GIRLS!

Who may be ChssnUt street every day between
the hours 10 A. NJ. and z. VI These very susuiuou
parties be easily recognized ~ lhe-r peculiar ys
drcsh: red gdcr D)Ots, green velvet drcss
brown ELK bonnet, and thin Lace ysi; the OTHER wears
ockey hat, with very large rooster iaIers white SATIN
slippers RED velvet Or ss, and sil IT'S earnestly
hoped, By All good citizens that these su,poOus and ds-
Ee'ons young damtes be Immediately ap I-chendrd au
brought bcore some magistrate g. show cause WHY ney
pursi6t Ia following The haI!tabla al BE- tnC
0iiEEai and only CHidSrN MINSTRELSI wiz viii
appear A. CONCERT HAIL,
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a. The Trains On the New inc shall run every
minutes, and in order 20 prev MT cJnfIsi1n,
Etfeea minutes at least shall be allowed between
the starting and departure Of each Tram.
2 Every ten minutes, o plate-layer shall cross
the line as signal TO the fireman that his dinner
e ready.
8. There shall be Eve minutes difference bo-
tween all the clocks a. tho several satona on The
Line, so as 70 ensure the quickest train reaching
It's destination h time, and 10 suit she require
nents Of Bradehaw's Raiii1dy Guide.
4. The Company intend 20 run Trains Just
whenever they Ike, without reference to any
stated times, which are only source Of uissnCe
and unnecesssry excitement 70 the travelling
public
DUTaEs OF BloHALAAN.
The Red Flag. The signalmgn may usyc The
Red Flag, whenever he feels e.aiel OF excited, as
a sign oil his jollty apd happiness
Red and Blue Fiags. TO be waved as e s.sn
that 1; 10 . Directors birthday,
Waving a WHte Flag Violently. Means
."HooTay l""Ihrce cheers" &c, or anything Of
that sOTi.
The Red Light ehali mean "S.cp except
when Il means go on!
The Blue, vice rtrsJ.
The Green shall mean nothing.
The yellow anything.
General REles-Blne on yvllOE, Reds your
player in hand. As a. Pool, 50 here, the aim Of
ths Company Is 20 IN the Pockets, au3 "li,us"
are lost - this game.
s-rrf frH.s
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pr. Tobias. venetian rinirnsnt.

Nov. Is-3n
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A HOLIDAY GIFT.-There is no gift
more appropriate for husband or father
to bestOw upon his family than life pol
icy secured in the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company. Call on the Agent,
WM. CARTER, at the Central School
building, Delaware, Ohio, and obtain
policy of a few thousand dollars, and
make your family secure from the curse
of poverty, in the event of your death
Now, while you are in health, and pros
porous, is the time to attend to this mat
ter
One year ago, a gentleman-a former
resident Of this place-was enjoying as
good health as you are. He was per-
suaded to take out life policy. A few
weeks since he died and few days ago,
his widow, with her four little children.
received from the Mutual Benefit, 5000
the fruits of the husbands wisdom
Who will say that father did not make
wise investment? Thousands of families
have been blest in the same way by the
Mutual Benefit. : Since its organization
this Company has paid $4,000, 600 to wild
ows and orphans.
Nov. 18-4t.
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a T;lk 90 d HI fEt ki HOt-f., ~ , II p
II toyy OF I,s ava e olaN,e Uosnts uEil, at si-
O'c ock p. M, On
Tuesday. December 9Th, 1864,
at Public YeuIue J. RenjamnC Watrs -herif Of sai.'
county. aud as Si-ciaI Master trmmissIonr N The
case ara nl the Court Of 60 nIf Pleas oi
Couuty, VIII rEr ter To tie highest blIder,
springs Property il two tracts, desTioe a. f"i""s
state OF uIo. County OF leid~are, ant
Tuwu>Il.p u Concord, VITA tr'ot of Ird cobtalI
ing ]. Hcrts part nf SuFv No III IN the VI g'na
Military Ilstrtct beg iuuInr to, origin cnru"F oi
sad Y punt on the wssf Il "i thr oci"tn
river. AT Eiw wstrfm lrk. distant perrhes If''m d
h,-th ami stt'Ir the bank cr said river: thence
iiih 70 rerecs west 81 pies Bnxeider; tirnc5
nn TIA II dcsrres w'st IS les L" hk"Fy, BEECH "a
sugar tr.~ Il, 5 9TH u the james Nc
ru,th 10 east, 2'e pol-s t.. whtse ol>
river. and thence, wth Iae nvtr, SS poles 10
Tie III ace % beginning Appraised ii s3O"hoo
Also tract ul ltut con a4lng CO .6}a-lOO acres,
part ii Sutv'y No. 4642 aid Military i'sifict, com
menciIg at stone d pest on Tho west la \ ni tn
Scolu the HUrth eat corner o sdtd Sutve!
n r. S142, running the Ct South 70 u'sres D minutes
vest aiUug The boundary Of thc survey " rous 10 a
post and stones ia the cent oi the stat toR" LehG''
sou h -Ols east along tie center nI the road
1-:5 o. 4 5 Jb stanes; thence norlh
IS p east, aIoug tbs boundary "i th,
>uTyy, I3I TuGs u posi- ana nie et st"ues Un tue
bans the Ilver, ami thence north 4S1a degrees
30 POI TO the pa,e oi beginning. Apr a'sed at
S9JUUUO.
~u,d two tracts, appraised as boay land, at
$4,000 90.
Gwen under my hand as Sheriff OF said County, and
S1al Master Commissioner SAID case, uhica.y tins
a0Jn day oI september, 1861. B. {. Wafrii,,
Sheriff, h. c. o., and
REID X EATON, SpecSl Master Comm .ssiUner.
Any =. I.r Plaintiff
September 80, 64-5cT p. f. SO so
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JUBILEE TOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES
A number of our citizens met at Tenn
plar Hall, Thursday evening of last week
to make arrangements to carry out Gov
BRoUGH's suggestions in reference tt
providing for soldiers families, in oul
midst, during the coming winter. The
result was that on Saturday, the day Sc,
apart, cash collection of about s450,Ot
was taken up and over 48 cords Of wood
were donated, all Of which will be ap-
piled to the wants of the families of oul
brave defenders
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active can Oy oldest person, ylun@
est child
MADAME ZAD9C F0RTEP's CTRATIvE BAIsAN 40 Il
and uutfIed mrdtcluc. ht.t has lee "a bl ia" pub
Ter the plsI = years. wltii alriied sHccrss,
stcI IIrnd II allt largely
siHfL3 by hv- tcnulmeHd"d ty those WLf
have tiI"fT afflicted friends ami others.
IF TOU Rave OLD, 'ver '-ht, de- u'.t taI l.
give the la Il trtsI thv veiy nw price al whtci
sold, brings it il the IeHch every QUE tina tt
may dwBy~ keep it convruIrutior use Ihc TIN ~
o % cent bottle VII often prove 10 be wortn on'
hundred tim 3 cast.
f." he put un With al other. Ask for MADAM
ZADIC i'cRTFR's CCVlH BAIAAM, IlsIst hiv Itg
UIhe': your bragg does not have lIv
hIn tId get % y.,I.
IS sold toy ali iiiiee ,sts % aud so per I}
le HALL EUj hII., Piupr',JOT~,
bee Is, '63-ly. ZI3 GTv,I.w Ich u M iutk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

The Alumn@ of the Clionian Society
will give Literary Entertainment in the
new College Building, Friday evening,
December 9th.
The occasion will be enlivened by irst
class music. At the conclusion of the
exercises there will be Social Gather
ing and Refreshments. The ladies of the
Society will spare no pains to make the
time pass both pleasantly and proftsbly.
The public are most cordially invited
to attend. Proceeds of the entertainment
to be devoted to furnishing the new Gil
oman Hall, now nearly completed.
Doors open at 81. Admission % cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

Madam Portsr's Cough Balsona is purely
Vegetable Expect"rant, prepared by The
Madam with greIt care after many wears oi
study and experience, to meet the urgen' and
growing demand for sale and reliable ami
d"te TOR disease of he throat and lungs =
Disorders of the pulmonary organs are 80 pre-
vAleui ard so fatal in our eVer-charging eli
mate. that some reliable an'idnte has been
long and anxjfusly sought for by the whole
eommunily. The Indispensable qualities of
such remedy for popular use. must he, Ger
Faiily of healthy operation; absence of dan
ger from overdose. and adaptation to every
patient Of whatever age or sex.
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Administrator sale of g sal
Estate,

~ pursuance OF al orer granted by the Proh4t
Z COurt nt i'e ware county, no, VI III f.,
u cubic tu-ttb., SItgF'tty, 81 af
CPmbcT, \. IS !, u 10 - CN iprrHOpu, trt
orrm'stS, tlt .nii"yi.g i5-i Z ri sI., Sa'
:. ti- Goguty uf iela c, th' conner
In NJ 3. section ). fn~nsuIi ), sang IS, UnlI
NtHt y l.tdu, ta<i-i s4- = u rIlr
sOuth cur-r OG tot oi .,nv
1t It 5 ; sn 10 i"st % iin
of c. G.. KtIlr hId ve n-.Ics L Z ucRte,s
east, along I'D ram 81 ~ "a ross tp ps7I
bt tween hIs 81 ami j.; 'h-.Ce south trgr-e u:u
w.sJ, along 10. 35 rods flks place,
began nk-5"ntttnfie ami IS 8 IU-lu0
4" he soIa iree oi tae uo%er ann vi lLry Am Mn
th.reiu.
T-rms Ot Saie:-Onr third IN hand, thiri one,
aud nne-lniId tw yeas, w'tu iutcT,st from day
GdiC, u be secure Uy mortgage iii prriI,s.-s.
RiCiIA ID A-fiH L,
- L Il =. COI.a.
Admrs. ~ Nam, de-'I-
CARPER x NAN DEMtN, ttL'ys for A"mrs..
November !, IS54-5w. % ..
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THANKSGIVING IN DELAwARE.-The

THANKSGIVING IN DELAwARE.-The
day set apart by the President of the
United States and the Governor of Ohio,
was almost universally observed by our
citizens; all business was suspended
and services were held in most of the
churches, which were very well attended
We understand that collections were ta-
ken up in all of them for the benefit O.
the Sanitary Commission, but have not
been able to learn the amount realized.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

TygHTNFss OF TIE CFEST-we snrcze, 4
EligI, tln. sharp. iChorHuF maffer crm~s from onI
have hedviHess Of Th lead. great oppression
Of the chest tRhtE'Es. and little tenderness ia
the region the Iurgs Now. sttfntirn ne CAV.
this tate Of factS Inflammation oi the lungs
OF congestion may take pace, and death be with ul
before
BRANT RETH'S Pulls,
Say two four six. according age and
tutun must b. taken Hey must pUI free Y. drink
drink Will" the lever lasts and as a diet eat
plenty of gU"d Indian meal Cruel chicken brOtn
with pl nay oi rice ia it. BY this treatment, the
second third day the dIseas- will be cured. Tons
GumI 4int is gong tie TOunis. and be followed
10y Uyst iery carrhOr, but they i'll be by
the saTne process. The WIS will have Brandreth $
Pills here tbry be eHsi Y ad bold on ana by
tskng them by the directions, safety and heath viii
+ low - d by all respectable dealers medicines.
NV. 4. 64-tIn.
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THE MUMMIEs OF THEBss.- Measrs Aver
& Co have received from Alexandria cargo
of rags to pay Tor their medicines. which are
largely sold in Egypt. They s,e evidently
gathered from all classes and quarters of the
Pachn's dominions cast off garments Of
Hadjs and HowAdji<-whiie lioen turbans.
loose breeches and d1wing robes. Not the
least part of their baIk is cloth in which bod
les were embalmed ami wound for preserva-
ton three h'usand years sgo. They are now
to be made into paper for Ayers Almanac.
and thus, af,er having wrapped for dead for
thirty centuries, are used to wsrq the living
from the narrow house which they have 80
long inhabited, ard to which, in spite of all
our guards and cautoa<, we must so surely
CO. Daly Evening Journal.
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BURGLARY.-We understand that the
house of C. B. PAUL, County Treasurer
and that of j. P. THOMPSON were enter
ed by burglars on last Friday night Ii
both cases the rascals failed to secure an!
b0otyE We advise our citizens to look
out for these -prowlers, and be pre-
pared to give them a warm reception il
case they are favored with their calls.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

THANKSGIVING IN CHEsHIRE.-Th h c
congregations of the Presbyterian, Meth
odist and Baptist Churches of Cheshire,
Berlin township, met at that place
Thanksgiving day, in joint meeting, anc
after listening to discourses appropriate
to the occasion, contributed the hand
some sum of SlO5,5O to the Christian
Commission.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02
N a z RTE d:

On the 23d inst, by Rev. A. Nelson, at
the residence Of the bride, Mr. STEPHEN
G. DOTY of Butler CO., to Miss EVARIL-
LA s. Brown, of Deia ware Co, 0.
On the 24th inst, by Rev. J Vogt. Mr.
Henry A. SHOUB to Miss CALPHURNIA
NJ. SPRINGER, ali of Delaware. D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

GOVERNMENT TAxEs.-The special
tax of 5 per cent. on the income of 1868
is now due and payable to the Collector of
Internal Revenue. Taxpayers should
take heed. Nov. 25-3t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-02

a CFRTATN CTRE FOR PAINS N LIMBS AND BACK
II sore ,trnst. Group, rheumatism. collie, &c
perfect f-my medicine, and never fal.s. Read
Read / Read IL
LIvoxIA WAYNE Co., MICH. June I6 1873
This tn certify that my wife taken with OaTn
Soy Sore Throat il commenced swell. and was sr
E0'R thai she enuid not swallow. and rouEbed yin
len'y. used ytur lin mfut. snf nade perftcr cure
in week firmly beIi-ve thai but tor the l. r
ment she would have lost her life
JOHN II. HArIAN.
Price e5 ard So rs. Sold by all TruggISfs Office
56 tori !anrt t Nrw York. nov Aim
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MATRIMONIAL!

II you wish t. 'ry Ilr,ss tho upd signed, who
wi send yon without aud with 'ut price, atu-
able information that viii enable yau TO marry ha ppy
ami speedily, irrespective OF wealth o. heIutv
TO marry, wll eh'erfuly assist ym- All letters
strictly conf euia Tue dasred Inform ltipd slnt Oy
return mail, and H0 qIcsti tsk5d. Address
Sarah @ Lambert, GrSenpOint, Kings Co., N. Y,
Nov. IS-2n