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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

Sir William Napier was one day taking
long country walk near FreshfoTd,
when he met little girl about five years
old, sobbing bitterly over broken bowl:
she had dropped and broken it in bring
ing it back from the field to which she
had taken her fathers dinner in it, and
she said she would be beaten on her re-
turn home. Then with sudden gleam
Of hope, she looked up innocently into
his face. and said ;sibpt ye can mend it,
cant ye p Sir William smilingly ez.
plained that he could not mend the bowl,
but the trouble he could, by the gift ef a
sixpence to buy another. However on
opening his purse itwas empty of silver,
and he had to make amends by promising
to meet this little friend in the same spot
at the same hour next day. The child,
entirely trusting him, went on her way
comforted On his return he found an
invitation awaiting him to dine in Bath
the following evening, to meet some one
whom he specially wished to see. He
hesitated for some time, trying to calcu-
late the possibility of giving the meeting
to his little friend Of the broken bowl,
and of still being in time for the dinner
party in Bath; but finding this could not
be, he wrote to decline accepting the in
vitation on the plea ofa pre-enga cement, .
saying to his family, II cannot disappOint
her, she trusted me so implicitly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29
Notice to Cane Growers !

nIHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
i right to manufacture the celebrated GOODRICH
EVAPORATOR''-used the manufae ture OF Chinese
and African cane juice into sugar aud syrup-ia this
State, Is extensively engaged in their manufac-
In Delaware Ohio and is prepared to sell them At
such will enable all to purchase. He has at
the necessary castings viz; Doors Crate Bars and
Bearing Plates, used in the construction of the tur
on which the Evaporators used. The cheap
ness, utility simplicity of the Goodrich Evapora
ter recommend 1t to the Please call at my Tin
and Stove Store north room, Williams and latimer' Is
Block and the EvapoFator Castings, &c. aud get q
circular containing Testimonials their value and
giving complete and clear Instructions how 20 con
strucG the furnace aud operate the EvapOratOr. All
orders and letter. will receive prompt attention.
Please address NATHAN WILLIAMS,
August rs, i65-3m. Delaware. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29
GAN MOTHER FOReFr !

Can a mother forget? Not morning,
noon, or night, but She looks into the cor
ner of the kitchen where you read Rob-
inson Crusoe, aud thinks Of you MS yet a
boy. Mothers rarely become conscious
that their children are grown out OF their
childhood. They think of them, advise
them, write to them, as though not full
fourteen years of age. They cannot for
get. the child. Three times q day she
thinks who are absent from the table, and
hopes that next year, at farthest, Rhe may
lust "have her own family there, and Il
you are there, look out for the fat limb of
a fried chicken, and coffee which nobody
but everybody's own mother can make
Did Hannah forget Samuel2 A short
sentence, full of household history, and
running over with genuine mother-lo love,
is telling beaut ful :: Moreover, his
mother made him a little ceat and brought
it to him from year to year. when she
came up with her husband to sacrifice"
A mother mourning at her firstborn' 8
grave, or closing the eye of child after
child, displays a grief whose very sacred
ness is sublime. Bnt bitter, heavier than
the death. stroke is the desperation Of a
son who rushes over a crushed heart, into
vices which he would hide from even the
abandoned and vile.
Napoleon was once asked by q lady
what France needed for the education OF
youth; and the short, profound reply was,
"MoTHERs,"
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SPEECH OF HON. }. 3. HupsELL.
At the Union Mass Meeting IN Del
rare, Sept. 16, 1865.

At the OnGOn Mass MeetIng 9n Oet0-
ware, Sept. 16, 1865.
FeIZoa1 CitGzeas We have met here
to -day for the purpose of conference and
consultation. Whatever difference OF
opinion may exist among us in regard to
matters of public policy, we must all ad-
NIT we live in an age of great change and
of great events. Almost every day finds
us in the midst of some startling and stu
pendous mutation. OF this vast assembly
there is no one prior to the Presidential
election of 1860, that had ever dreamed
our country would be called upon to pass
through the scenes of trial and blood OF
the past five years. Think not,
nv countrymen, these events are
the result of accident or chance. What
lessons of instruction they teach us
Who can look back over our past history
during the period of the conflict through
which we have just passed, and tall TO
see in that awful struggle the hand of an
over ruling Providence. These lessons
of ''bloody institutions" were designed to
make mankind know and love each other
better; and to govern their conduct by
the benign principles of christianity, in
stead of the long cherished and longprac.
ticed maxims of inbumanity and oppres.
sion. To teach us that God Is just and
that his Justice cannot slumber forever.
Its said in this eonhictthat our Govern.
ment has been successful If so, and !
do not deny it, the measure OF its success
has been in proportion to the Justice and
humanity of its policy. For two long
years the sanguinary contest was pro,
lIonped, battle after battle was fought, and
held after field was lost, at sacrifice oi
Ithousands of lives and countless millions
lof treasure without any beneficial result
being accomplished apparently, to the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29
WHAT rs WEALrH.

Wealth is something more than gold,
More than luxury and ease;
Treasures never TO be told
Nay be found apart from these.
Men who great possessions own
May be needy none the less;
They are rich, and they alone,
Who have stOres of nobleness.
Palaces are dTeary domes.
Fair uomains, tut deserts wild;
Il there be not happy homes,
Ge.tle thoughts and manners mild.
Trust me, though his lot be small,
And he makes but slight pretense,
He who lives at peace W ith all
Dwells in true magnificence.
II you'd prove Of noble birth,
o. beware Of judgments rash;
ScOrn TO measure human worth
By the sOrdid rule Of cash.
Gold and silver may depart,
PrOudest dynasties may fall;
He WHO HAS THE TRuEsT HEART
Is THE RICHEST OF Us ALL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

We see frequent mention made of the MERCHANTS,
and it is always spoken of Company which, after
being satisfied that loss is fair and square, at
once without useless red tape. In this county the
MERCHANTS is the popular Company Its losses
here at Toledo Elyria, Lima, Wellington, and 9TH
places have been fairly and honestly adjusted and
promptly paid. Our farmers and business men pre-
fer the honest, frank fair policies of the MERCHANTS
and look TO them guarantee against loss and dam
age by fire. The receipts of the ''Merchants',n as
returned to our County Auditor for taxation, are
largely in of those of any other Company do
ing business this place. It's Surplus, Reserved
Fund is greater proportion to Capital than tn Of
any other Hartford Company.
Mr.. J. S. REED, the State Agent, has been doing
business in this place. merchant and banker, for
twenty five years. Parties desiring Insurance,
then, can find in the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, reliable guarantee against
loss by fire, and if they will consider character and
reputation, as shown by its prompt payments; re-
sponsibility shown by its large surplus reserved
Tor extra losses amounting at this time to about one
hundred per cent upon CO pitat; conVenenee in the
settlement Of losses, in having them adjusted and
paid by old citizen Of known responsibility, whose
connection with the Company, State AGENT is sufi
guar of its espectabitY and responsibility
they will effect their Insurance with the MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford.
JAMES EATON, Agent,
June 3O-3m delaware, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

& H j. H-F
GEO. G. RIPLEY Sec. WIN. COFFIN, ActlGTy.
DIREGTOR5-
A. A. LOW. A A. Bros, "a Burling Slip, N. Y.
l. FRoTHINGHAM, =. Pres't Union Trust Co., do
J STRANAHAN,. President Atlantic lock Company
THOS MESSENGER, President Brooklyn Bank
SAMUEL SMITH,. ...... .Ex May City OF Brooklyn
EPlERREPONT. 1 Pisrrepont Place, Brooklyn
A BAYIIS, Broker, - So Merchants Exchange, N. Y
P C CORNELL Merchant, 50 Wall Street, do
WALTER GRIFFITH, president = :. :. : . Brooklyn
d COCKS. President Atlantic Insurance Company
H CLAFIN, -. Clahn AeIlen & Co., 140 Church st
CHITTENDEN, -. Chittenden Co, $50 Broadway
ES0UTHwoRFH, -. President Atlantic Bank, Y
C pUNNING, Sec South Brooklyn savings Institution
1 ROBERTS L Roberts Co. II south street, Y
JOHN T MARTIN 2S PierrepOnt Street, Brooklyn
] HAISEY . Haieht, HAlsey & Co 81 Broadway, n Y
r CARIITON Carlton 4 Porter Meth. Book Rooms do
J NJ SMITH. President Arctic Insurance Company, do
h DOLINER,. DOllner, Potter Co, 1S1 Front st. do
a B CAPWEI,. Atty 4 Counsellor, III Broadway, do
n KNIGHT, Hoyt, Sprague & Co 56 5sPark Place do
A LAMBERT, Merchant, 1Ip L l21 William Street do
] HOW Pres't Union white Lead Mani. Co. Brooklyn
/ Z VIVIAN Merchant IS Burning Slip, N
JARVIS, Pres;t Lenox Fire lns Co is vail s. do
S HOWARD, Howard, Sanger / Ce 1oI Chambers St
s STEPHENSON, Importer, 49 South Street,
GREESE creene Co 81 Maiden Lane, do
RUFUS R GRAVES, ,..............74 IA Wall Street, N
J " FRoTHINGHAM,.. rockingham / Bayls, 50 5 8
iT LEWIS WIS Talsntine Bereea 20 EuIson s. BROOKLYN
ALL THE POLICIES OF THE HOME ARE
NoN-FoRTEITABLE.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY UPON THE
ACTUAL YEARLY PROFITS OF THE COMPANY.
Company endorsed by the Methodist Book Concern
and by Bishops and Preachers Of the N. E. Church.
WIN. B. REDFIELD. Special Agent.
For the counties of Franklin, Delaware, Union anC
Madison Address P. o. Drawer 137, Columbus, o.
j. A. BROWN j. A. CONE,
Agents for Delaware.
MOSES L. STARR, Medical Examiner sep15-2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

IL is authoritatively stated that the
Great Eastern will at once be dispatched
10 Newfoundland, to fish up as much us
possible of the severed cable 10 be used
in subsequent effort to connect the two
continents,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29


A MONG the Insurance Companies which had Policies
n upon the t'Wellngton Fire." was the MER-
CHANTS, of Hartford, Conn., and the way it takes
care Of its customers is shown by the following
HARTFORD May 27. 1865.
]. s. REED, STATE AGENT:
Loss at Wellington Ohio. Examine, and if found AL
right, pay at once. E. T. LoBDELL, Sec'y.
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wFrITNcToN lime > 1855

WELLINGTON, June 2. 1865.
Received of the MERcAETs' INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Hartford, Conn, per J. s. REED, State Agent, Two
Thousand Dollars, in full, for Policy Store and
Warehouse, destroyed by fire. A Company which
thus fairly and promptly meets its losses, deserves
general patronage. STAIRS, FO0TE K co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

nIUTUREs AND PICTURE FRAMES, AND FRAME
is made TO order a. 10 +. Latimer's Music Store.
December so. 1854
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

NTKW GOODS constantly arriving at j. y. LAr1MERs
IN juns FANCY GOODS AND MUSIC STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29
Corn Shelters,

TUsT received good stock Of Corn shelters, thI
81 best in the market. Also, SandfOrd's 20 Knif
Straw Cutters, which cuts the Hay Straw but hal
an inch long. Call RndloOk at them.
April 1, 1854 G. CHAMBERl4AI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

Ana range with humble lives in content,
Than to be perked up IN clustering grief
Aud wear golden sorrOW.''
inst as the evening shadows were bel

just as the evening SnaqOWs We're De-
ginning to thicken over lake and island,
we steamed away from this peaceful re-
treat and were soon moving swiftly down
the beauteous expanses of Green Bay
The Death Is Door light shone dimly ID
our rear as 1 turned from our watehful
and kind hearted captain and retired for
the night. The next morning found us
moored in the harbor of Green Bay City,
and the voyage of the lakes was ended.
II SECHAND
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HON
Life Insurance Comply.
DIRECTORe S

W. s. GRIFFITH, Pres-L H FRoTHNGHAM, Treas
GEO. G. RIPLEY Sec. WIN J COFFIN ActltGgy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

sE ACCIDENTS are of Daily Occurrence.
Wait not until they Happen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

It is the CHEAPEST INSURANCE known and a Coz
pany in which all insure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-29

ALL THE POLICIES OF THE HOME ARE
NoN-FoRTEITABLE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-15
sALE.-DefauIt has

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default has
Xv1 been made in the condition of certain
mortgage executed By Charles D. Stewart mort
date on the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1853, and duly
acknowledged by said mortgagor on the 10th day Of
the same month which mortgage contains the usual
power Of sale 70 the said mortgage and bis assigns
and was duly died for record In the Once of the
Register Of Deeds Of the county Of Ramsey and State
of Minnesota On the 21st day Of Nay, a. ,s60. at
nine O'Clock A. \. Of that day, and was thereupon
gagea at pages A and 4h. and which said mortgage
was given to secure the payment Of the OF seven
Hundred dollars and Interest, according 10 the condi-
ton OF TWO certain prooissoey notes. made By eaid
Selby or order, bearing evea date With said mort
gage, and therein referred to-. Said mortgage, with
The said promiseory notes was duly assigned BY the
said mortgage to the undefsigned David Day, on
ment IN writing du'y suited BY said MORTGAGE,
and bearing date on said lastmentioned day, which
instrument was afterwards and on the seventh day
said nortgagee, and was thereafter and On the 1eth
day Of December, - D. 1861, at eleven O'Clock A N
Of that day. duly filed for record IN the Office of the
Register Of Deeds aforesaid, and was thereuiDn duly
recorded In said ONCE ia Book - b. OF Assign.
ments, at pages 218 and 224. y--,s. ,as5. >.
There Is claimed to be due, and is actually dine,
upon said mortgage at the date of this notice. the
cum OF one thooeand snd sixty. seven dollars and
1fty cents 49, and NO suit or proceeding at
Law has been instituted to recover the debt remain
ing secured by said mortgage or any part th reof
The mOrtgaged premises are described az follows
In Ramsey county, Minnesota, bounded and de.
ec1ibed as follows to Wit: Commencing at point
on the south line OF Dayton avenue. 10 Dayton q
rvnes Addition to Saint Paul. as shown by the plan
or plat thereof on record ia the oceof the Register
of Deeds of said Ramsey county 427 feet east from
the conner of Dayton u FannQton avenues thence
south 233 feet to the north line of Seby avenue to
point AIN feet east from the corner OF Selby and
FarrlnQtQH <aaSt
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Is HEREBY GWEN 49,

NlO11Ch ID 1hIthO4
~ In the matter of the application OF 1. Z Day
ton, an insovent debtor, to be discharged rom ms
debts utder the provi ions of Chapter sevenIyn1ne
of the Revised Statutes OF the State of Minnesota
Upon reading and fling the petition, schedule and
AFFIDAVIT Of L. c. Dayton. an ms0lvent Debtor, pray
ing to be discharged from his debts in pursuance OF
the provisions of the Revised Statutes Of Minnesota
above mentioned, an order was made by the Honor.
able Weecott Wixin, Judge OF the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District Of the State of Mime
sofa, at the city of St Paul. 10 the county of Ram
sey. on the s0th day of August A. D. 1864 requiring
all the creditors of the said insolvent debtor to show
cause If any they have, before him, the said Judge
at the Court House, in the city Of St Paul. In said
county OF Ramsey on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
December, A. D. 1866 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day, why an assignment of the said ineolv-
ent estate should not be made and he be discharged
from his debts as aforesaid ..s,T rss, RI t1sy
Aud, said Judge did also, at the time and place
Of making such order, direct notice of its contents
to be published in The WKKKLY PIoNKER AND DEMO
oRAT newspaper published in the city of st. Paul.
the seat Of government of the State of Minnesota,
and also in The Age, newspaper published in the
city Of Augusta the seat of government of the State
OF Maine at least once in each week. for ten success
give weeks before the day appointed to show cause
aforesaid. - S5t-Itt 'l-ii @3.i'> Sd .ss 10,
The date of the first publication of this notice in
The WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT, at the said city
It. Paul. is the list day of September, A. D. 1865
Dated st. Paul, August s0th, 1866. .- Q
.4, JAMES SMITH, JR,
sep1-wlOw Attorney for IDsOlvent
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NIRST DIVISION ST PAUL. AND
< PACIFIC sAILROAD.
LAND DIR >KThKNr MAIN AND bRANOB NJ =,
ST. PAUL. June l, 1865
n O T I G e
TO Sc .tt ON R, r. LANDS

who reside III the Townships nsM eJ oetow are here
BY notified that the Company has acquired The tee tr
the Railroad Lands located il Townships, suc
tney are hele required to make proof oi their right
and make payment therefor al G. acco ding TO
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VALUABLE RECIPES.
To tAs Editor Of the Pioneer:

To the Editor Of the Pioneer: .-.E
DEAs Sin: With your permission wlsh 10 say =
the readers Of youf paper that will send py resu
mail to all who wish It tfreeA recipe WIZ Iu ~,
rections Tor making and using tlmpie n;D,
Balm that win effeciuay remove N zen GAYS y
pies, Blotchee Tan. Freckee ana ~ a..a.h ~ -
the Skin. leaving the same sois' ciea'' 'An"n ~A0
beautiful p,.u,, =,
Twin also mail free to those having Bald Aeads o.
Bare faces simple directions and iniormaton una.
Hal, Whiskers or Moustache, in less than thirty
days. ,.s ala .,a vonno
and "a they are m lied to all who need them ee o.
chsrce thew are worthy the attention OF al VINO
Si1e clear pure Skin or healthy growth OF hair.
All Applications answered by return mall without
charge Respectfully Yours.
THOMAS II. CHAPMANs
VnrE augl5-d&w5.
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SALE ON FORECLo

- SURE.-State Of Minnesota, Houston County
District Court, Third Judicial District. :;
Tobias Hendrickson. plaintiff, against Willis
Thronsen and Anna Thronsen, his wife defendants
Notice is hereby given that, by virtue Of and pur-
suant to the Judgment and decree of the Distric.
Court in and for the county Of Houston aforesaid,
made In the aboyeentited action and dated the 18th
day of May, A. D. 1864 shall offer for sale and sell
at public auction, at The front door Of the Court
House, In the village of Caledonia 10 said Houston
county, on the .s,.-,-- .-, t-.f -.-,
FOURTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, q. D. 1865,
At the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon of that
day, to the highest bidder, al the right title and
interest that the ve.named defendants, Willis
ThIoneen and Anna Thfonsen, his wife, had on the
2sth DAY Of Nay, a. D. 1853 IN the rea estate and
morgaeed premises described in said Judgment and
decree to be sold and therein described as the south
half Of the northeast quarter Of Section No. thirty
tsOl In Township No one hundred and four 104)
north, OF Range No. dx ~ being in Houston
county, In the State Of Minneeota. ..esra .40-
Duted at Caledonia, this Let day Of August,
A. d. 1866. $40 j. @. PRENTISSs
Sheriff Of Houston county, MINI.
d. l. BUELL., Plaintiffs Attorney. sep1-w7t
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FOR THE OIL FIELDS
PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO Il VIRGINIA

The undersigned, who has been q Dealer in Real
Estate in this city for the last fourteen years. will
leave for the Oil Fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Virginia about the LIST of October next with view
of operating in OIL LANDS OIL STOCKS and
TOWN SITES. He now offers his services to
those who may wish to invest in this rich country,
where fortunes are daily made. For terms and
further information, write to or call ON the under
signed, at his Office in the city of St. Paul. MINI.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate
st. Paul, September l, 1865. l-1wd&w
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
NUFFERERS WITH CONSIJMp

- TON. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. or any dis
ease Of the Throat or Lungs, viii be cheerfully fur
nished, without charge, with the remedy by the use
Of which the Rev. EDWARD A WILSON, of VII
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please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, No.
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Publishing INCOME RETURNS. sys-
tenn of publishing the income returns and
all the private business details demanded
by the internal revenue assessors Is ridi-
suled in Europe. The journals there de-
clare that they cannot see how any nation,
Boosting of their intelligence and indie
pendence, can tolerate system OF such
impairment intermeddling with man
private affairs. The Spectator says, "Eyen
the absolute government of India failed to
carry it, the merchants all declaring that
they would sooner go to prison.
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thousands of reformed inebriatee now live to
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Dollars package.
Mailed to any address on receipt of an order, by
JAMES =. BUTLER.
No. 429 Broadway, New York, Sole Agent for the
United States. ausl6-d&w5t