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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

before Judge rhailey
Chas ~ Lockwood us he Neio York Central Railroad
Company Judge smalley, In charging tho Jury 10 this
case said that this an action in which the plaintiff
claimed q, 500 damage against the New YORK Central
Railroad Company for aures declared by him be had
received their road arising out Of carccssness and
negligence their part that OF their servants Tho
paiDtn, In the nrst place testnes that he loaded two
cars ol the company al Bunao with cattle 10 DO Trans
ported To West Albany having paid $40 such
vice. and himself RECEIVING what " called drover Pass
Phintin claims that the started from Buffalo and ar
ryed near Canastota and herr that IN ascending steep
grade tho cars stopped the engine having sufficient
power 20 draw up the tram While here an empIoyo OF
the company nformed the dro, that Of the cat
tle had grounded, and required oons after mined aicy
fainfn was leaving the car 20 took after his cattle and
for this purpose tooA tight WHICH before ho left Tho
the track plaintiff following him In ioosino FOR ne
cars containing his eat he fell into pt and received
the Injuries, for which he now sought compeusat
neRlgene, from the fac, that nj this pon, thoy lad
the crossing OF tho canal uncovered and that
place thai heavy trains stopped during hours af
the night and also that the company liable IN
consequence Of not supplying nm engine with snne
power the ascent; IL al 80 oonte nded
that the servant Of tho company should have gwen
tce 10 the plaintiff Of tho dangers Of the road that
particular place. the plaintiff II tho time being In dis
charge OF duty he ed for With tho pany-
TO look after his cattle. The defendants resist the ella
on three Riounds;-Flrst That plaintiff was riding
pass by which he contracted "a rda AZ his own rick,
matter whehcr he sustained injury b tho neslsenco "
the company or not Second That there no
OF negligence IN the construction or tho road, In the
manner Of the loading OF the cars the power
engine TO draw up the load; that the embankment al
tho place where the accident occurred and the bridge
were necessary The defendants also claim that although
There ght have been negligence and want ~
their part, that OF their servants the umo and
place, yet there also negligence and OF usual
care the part OF the plaintiff who had thus contributed
" his own injuries. Tho latter point, rule of law,
was properly presented and Is sound rule OF law and
u sustained by the facts tho p1int could not
II they should find however, tho other hand that
the injuries resulted from negligence the part OF the
Defendants plaintiff not contributing TO them himself by
negligence on his part the verdict would be In favor OF
plaintiff. The question Of damages altogether In
Their hands
Tho jury retired and will return scaled verdict this
morning The court then adjourned
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mITt0 STATES DISTRICT COURT BROOKLYN
s"e Liability 81 ~hipowncr- for Losses by
Collision and Fire.

httute Judge benedict
The ease q pAce and others versus The CITY Of Nor
"''p' a'Joai"eA nom Me elh instant, up again
yesterday lho question before tbs court vas on tho
petition ~ the counse io c defence n ,ve th.m ,aa
benefit q The ~. q Congress passed on the "a Of
March, 1901, euucd IAN ac d limit tho liability of
shpownefa and fcr other parpo.e.,u which proyidss
that steamboat together wth Tor engine tackle kc
and her ght pend ing no mo of ool,oo and Are
may 10 appraised bY appaScra appointed Nv tho CONT
" W n. Leyerdge tor Tie Steamboat COMPANY
argued tlt uuder fhi- statute IL cei A. .he sas
the 81 the collision aud nor freight siiuuld 30 an
plased, and TIA, ihe COMPANY e0oud DO permitted 10
give bond Tor tho amount, ana hsYc tho vessel ~hlrh
hns beer repaired since fc accident released from tho
custody q; tho court
Richard Huutley FOR the nhollants hed ,bat tho
responder eond not avail themaeiyes Of tins statute
lnnsneh y not applicable 10 vessels gazing In
land wncrs lie maintained that the city " norwich
niyu inland from the fact that potion
~ each trp upon tho Thames river In tho state n
t0nnei cut, aud upon the East river IN the state "
Nsw YuE THIS being this cnsr. trustee could ba ar-
pointed. aud The vessel could not bs bcndedg ms tho
statute provided. Bosidca tins they did not want tho
vessel. MF@ s&
r. !, Ctooke FOR the iibeIlans had no objection 10
bond benz the extent of the statutory liability
but he object 10 the respondents going FREQ nom an
elainis boS ouh Ench liability.
+. Owen for the respondents, ar2rcd that within
the act tcauld no W. ella med that tho City 81 Norwich
comes under Nv rule Of inland navigation II
hhd been decided ~ Judge Nelson, in "a Howard, that
when inland natlN alton D. spoken OF II means solely
employed a inland navigation East river would not
come within The act, the river Thamcs Tho
latter i bus louftoeu mica In length while
the sound wblsh could not bc claimed AZ inland any
more 'han the lakes which had been decided bs
inland about one hundred and twenty mites Ia length.
u the yef 81 could 10 bonded and released IL would
ho ccmlany from UNJUST cnbarraancni and secure TO
the bcanm Juet proportion ~ their respective caiinr
Ne other claims could be put IN or any further action
taken after thr vessel should be released all persona
having tShi 20 be IN court presumed 10 DO there
and he matter would be acted upon tho they
there.
Tho Judge Te4Hrvcd hIa deeision
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DfcIsloAs IN SUPREME COURT.

Caroline Fried W. tho Royal Insurance Company u
e erpoo Judgment for pla ntin the demurrer. with
leave to the defendant TO within twenty days
payment ~ costs
The People Of ths slsis ~ New York va BERNARD
Hclly OF sJudgmens for defendants the demurrer,
with leave 10 plaintiffs 10 amend ths complaint within
twcnty days on payment OF costs
sunon Waldbeim va Y Bender Judgment for PLAIN
tn demurrer 10 deepdants with leave " do
feDaant 70 amenf his answer within twenty days ON
payment 81 costs.
Gy Justice Sutherland
The Unity Fire inxursacc Association of London vs.
wu. u. Macy 81 al II Final Judgment ordered.
Nv Justice Clcrks
VIM. Paien Receiver, Va Ezra !. Bsshpsn 81 A.
Notion 10 amend ordsr denied, without costa
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ptess1 N covsr o. cuxuon pltn-stmaM rtan.

Before Judges DAILY. BRADY and Cardoyo.
Henry u. Dawson W John Jay.--Osdss ovessning d.
msrru affirmed, and defendant must answer the
action
samuel schasssr isasc ssmmsn Judgment
afnrned
Eiizsbeth A Mead " David stevens Judgment
vers~d, and report % referee set Astds
Richard Hsioran va Daniel Los. -Judsment affirmed.
wright olica va hAris Lent Order appealed fsoa
reversed
.. Brnoksrhon W.. Andrew Luke -Dscrss opsssd.
nc
Martin Frank Va Richard 0omprscht JuAsmsss
affirmed with costs
James Mciirtds va Jamsa A. Dosman. -Judsmsnt 70
verr~d and trial ordered.
Francis Ylrsimmons va James ssxsoe. Judgment
Affirmed
Charles John.op, Id, Va william riorsnos, IT,. ke.--
Judgment reversed
The Mayor, &C, Va Isaac worsndyhs -Judsasss
yersed
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PRIZE COURT.
The United Stotes Store ship S1pply and the
blockade Prize stephen Hart.
Refore Judge netfa


Before Judge Belts
1nal decree OF condemnation yesterday issued
BY Judge Belts against the blockade runner Stephen
Hart This vessel was captured lawful prize Of
by tho United states vessel Supply the Goth Of Janu
airy, 1852 on tho southern Of Florida and taken 10
the port OF New York for adjudication libel fled
against her the 18th Of February following, and on
tho succeeding lat OF May claims 10 tho vcssel in
terposed by John Mycr Harris OF Liverpool m her sole
owner also by Samuel Isaac; and later, tho claim VI
one Harris, English subject sole owner, put
In Soon after the arrival OF the prize 1t this port abe
was unloadcd at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, WHOM her
cargo found 70 Of four OF powder ZOOS
loaded shell, with percussion primers affixed, and
some 900 ball cartridges, or hxet ammunition
for small arms There besides Q large quantity
OF rebel buttons manufactured In Great Britain stamped
with ''rebel device;p Enfield rifles with triangular
bayoncts and sabre bayonets, British rined muskets
smooth bore muskets Brunswick rtes cavalry sabres
gray and white blankets rtned cannon, uniforms for
infantry, artillery and cavalry for the rebel army,
marked G B A., and large quantity Of military equip
ments Tho sppraisement Of ths wis o23e 06 81
The war material was delivered 70 the United sisses a
appraised value 81 sls3 Goa Of. The remainder oi
the cargo and the sale Of the vessel brought upwards
$4,000 Atsr considerable litigation In the cours the
prize has been finally condemned and the United states
storeship Supply, or her commander, orers and
~ the time d the capture alone entitled 70 share
said prize ths net amount FOR dhsybutios sring
e25l7 sl Ia.
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supaene couaJ.

InDsPtast Opiniss In Regard % tho Iwspee-
sies 81 Books In Taking Tsssiassy.
By Judge Barnard
AsiSoi BtsoeAt john " akAepser Il al Tho PLAIN
M In this obtained ordcr undsr section ao of
ths Code for tho examination OF the dssndans ana The
production OF bis books Tho defendant was esamiasd
and also producsd his books but the dsfsnAass ooas
81 objected 70 the inspection Of books unl~s ths
paiptln compelled 70 introducs them In sv,dssoe
The plaintiffs counsel objected on the ground, among
oebess, that he could not tell whether hs desired
thsm evtdssoc until 10 hsd inspected the
accounts involved In The ssit thai tbs mare nspsc-
ZION were Of tse 70 bind papH 70 the Fnthfulne.s
Of the enysa might be Tho Of introducing false
entries and a. enabling the defendant 20 nan uActure
tcsiImosy for hmseif Tbs Justice held that n
counts vers examined they should bc deemed evidence
10 the cause whessupon the pianun waived the ~xsm
nation Horny H. horanss for plapsiG; Jeremiah la
rocque for dsfendanta
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utcran N csusr o. esansu ,lfAs-nsaM rtas.

ny Brady, Justice.
rredenck W Bifd at ~. hiohsss Aiiissa See
opinion with clert-
smith Va Place Il Ai-s~e opinion with Clerk
The Pubiic Petroleum stort Erchsngs Building Con-
psny John W. Lewis --sss opinion With Cek
Isaiah Ksyser Va Tho Hank for Savings --koLos
Ean,sd, without preadies 70 any sf.ns legal right ~
eAI msnis 10 the disputed fepf
~ DAILY Jusfce
Eoehler ~ Trsnck Notion granted
Koehler W Trencs Notion FOR continuation granted
bot stay ~ prccee5ugs denied
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All.s.s A...ai, ass B.ns,y.

S,aA - J@n MS 80 . s.pta 70 rs.osw damages
90 aisssa s~.sa Hss b3msry Tho tss% q ne rlsss
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cefenfsht syoss " him ray ft@sAy 80 90 - Lad
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the plaintiff several times, cut hts face, and pushed
him Into Che Tho Of the defendant Was that
plaintiff vas drunk that be created gr and con
fusion IN tho soon and that he used towards the plain
IN no more force than WAS necessary remove him
from The place Tho jury found verdict for the plain.
tn Damage SlsO
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ctusI o. asfsll st,sIcns.


rwo giaHwat t0Wrsps ~ m. srars rs-o.
A, ths opening o. ibs ooan yesterday John Dempsey
ana Martin uailady Who convicted on FRIDAY u
rubbsry usrs hfonsbi W for ssnisnos II -iii 10
nasnubcfed hat they rytbed rhcm1 Collins a. sivss
watch. rhs Judge Informed then that They vosM
thsi "a. uaish restored void MAKE ar
frrenee 10 ,hs scnisnes The rroosrsy -a fosnd ans
bsi hesn fosnf Ia sold have them TIE
r.on for twsaiy yssr. Hs snisnosd them 10 The
sing ting Prison for the pffiod 81 tso tssfs
1sssp
WIN Csfs tired and o0ayis,si ~ srsnd is,ssny
= s's..,"s ,rs ssrs,s esh ',ssa ~, TIE g,s
pos,sr q ihs e~,shfshmsnt parsssd tss bay ssS s~ia
~ thoarht -ouid sirss him .rosns shs Gag HAL Il
wa %. rod. q hs rs.ses.son .s,tins 90 ,hs esS
',ess ssg,hs Pan sod .b.a s.sshs s.ls . s',pssa
cot ~ bis coat bot sfst-sffs arrested The Jssss
ssns him 70 Ma Particularly for TOO yssrN
siLnDsp sssArtr rros ~ gyr1fss
Josstb H'sy wso ~w shuged sws . fs,snisns
ssaii vrsn ofssr nssrhy of Ne sns,-snth p,s<ises
vss sssan.f II appeared hist hs arcsr seat 70 uss
Es.-s l1 Essi 10y hsh stsss, 70 ,sposss y .,ss
Sssd 90 ~ rs.sd ffon "itis tsss lns~siss sks
v.sossrl when the eciosr ia Rlsy thai ls .ss,sS
drs-sf, iook %, cssts ssvy rv.s,v-r ana ps,s,sd
Al bic hssd rtssss vsgs Bale "a ths pi-ss, b.,
not ostvs1 Tbs JaAss directed " Iary v render
.ilsosD S~s,s.
Villas N sesov sss Jsm.s rshs uesns rss,
pl.esd trsl sksfse1 with asssfsg hsfls by,
jay. n ssvssS.s,s .s,--,, s-,-.ss ssss saa s's,s
svsuss~, SD s,-siinx ga from k1n Tia nry v~tcs1
tb&s thsy bsbisf hm. pat usstf sfcani him.
toss am IN a. slsy, sns -hs ess ~ ihsn PATHS kssA
% h@ fnou,h Ia otbsr usns tts fnsnsy Ne So
r.borNai ~ saothss htfls boy PETER Gsrvsy-vks
Tire seassd parties AsD Nsxsstssnth street o.
srsnllnstson 0at that Ne tsi1 ~ ks
fpoth.r iAs sosh ~ Jsiy
" q a sy~ns~ ssss.-a fgr 10. r,issrssp ssnss .
nvnbs q ehs-s~ss V prove shss as tsys. vsvs mis-
,sssn Their denutestlsa y ne soess~6, ssas ~
-hor too yosns Tres fssssss, bss ves ssws
esssra-a - 90 - - .lsh- sasey - nsAs
ne Sssss oil thssss Ne lsry shA rfssszsyI NOM
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ssssviss sssvs Csiss1ss- TAss Dsy.
Isr l--Ne. 1eD, 49,. 11lI, 3<rr, lsa&. "a, st<r.
.h1, 81, ~. Nx9. lstf, 1,fi. zs<s fssf rr1-
ia, xpls, 3ss< itez IIS6
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COURT uF COMMON Pleas PART z.
Assault and Battery.


Ddrfd O'Peard W Gaitarn1 Orcrbdck This was
action for assault and battery tho plaintiff asking s5 900
% assuago his injured feeling. Plaintiff s . manafac.
urcr Of clothing, and had dispute with deendan, about
some bill Durng the controversy parties got flushed
with excitement, and II ended with 0yerbaos Shaping
seara on the face, because ,nimed plan,r called
defendant iiar Tho assault admitted hut provo.
cation claimed. Verdict for t25 IN favor Of plaintiff
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Court Of Common Pleas Calendar Day.
Part Mos 1877, 1850. i64l, l5s3, 1887, 1900 1864
ITO l1Ia, 1884, 1879. 1873, 1929. 1881 Part Nos
l622 l17i 715 I'LL 1874 lf9l 9ae, i7s3. l7s4 i1ss
1850 l7T l7ss, 1850. 100
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ersssst tfwucss a ~ kssssi. cssy J.1ss. Gun.
niss rssfer1 " ~ TIC r~opgs csisesss w rass
1Ay. hoT.htsf ~ fs1s me psypis " wm
Hobs Ihs1ssfs kseA Va cgssy>s. is~. pc.
yshn yor~i sssanieus ss.snlt snf fss
tsfy s<rs riran Ksss Eg~essrs f,ssos s,srs ~.
o~syi -@s "a Jssm~h 0frs., nsrsss, sssss Va
Wa sosseZ. 1s1ss Ishs. sssA>wy go. sstnnsss
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SUPREME cuuar-cWAnsfas.

TIVE Cesascasiss Of sssshegs Csssss--AlI~sa.
tion Of Freud Against . Uaised ssas~s Tr~as-
avy Omciai-Mesioa 10 vseaie an Order sl
Arrest.
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l. Church, Rsctory and Parish schooL-rhis bsquest
should BE- made In xuu 70 the rector wardens and
vsssrymsn Of the Church Of the vDsescssssu Wssnr.
loa Hsghts Carmansvilsi Me- York dsy, = - thss 10
lAs ayls Of the corporatiou.s
me Institution for sbs Def and Dumb. rcr wssh
ington.
Tho Institution for the Bind, Fort wsshinessn
o The American Bible society.
u 70 homes for destitute children In she WesN
Protestant Eplseopai socety for the rrcmction Of
Evangelical kno~ledge.n A sum 70 BE- expended either
~ prime pal OF interest In the sratuiious distribution OF
ue BOOK Of Common Prayer.
The American Church Missionary society This
ss very saoellens and Important society, engaged
meny ~ she work Of home missions In The Episcopal
Nv DkAR ra5Srp Arp PssxHovm-- e.
Above SEND, 81 your request statement Of the OBJ
jscs thai impress me most Isvoysblv know them ali
and can cordially and cnsnesfly commend them think
$3.50 the more you knew OF them the better you would
lac nem l am not quite SURE that I have given tho
e,act tue 70 Nos and ., bot suppose your lawyer
vill ksow could asoersin IN . dsy or 20 n u we're
necess.y Allow me 70 suegus great care IN the sslec-
ficn Oh yoer ssecusosp, a. very mech viii depsnA
hem hinh Alec, under the flrcurnstapcss 4 duplb-
este of ycnr vii shculd be deycsssA With come russy
essoe. rsmsin vesy iruiy and aasciioraisiy your
sAbA1 JusnIs. Sept .. lsea -
Q Bow many VI sboss mssssussens vsy, sus ,rso me
w spe hg1 many wev~ sfs susf ~ lnsss,ss3cc ~
0SA AZ knp ~ W ~ No lns6tS6sD N ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23

Bg@ Physicians Prescriptions com
pounded with special care, and can
be relied on for purity Of materials
and accuracy Of composition.
NJ. L. STARR,
January u o6-tf No. Williams Blk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23
TERMS:
Full Commercial Course. $50
Combined, Com. Course & Telegrar hio 45
Ladies Commercial Course. Is


To any who have doubts concerning where to 90 fnr
Business Education, we say-if you study one wrek
with US, and find have deceived you by false repre-
senatons, ask FOR your tuition fee and 1t shall be
funded
For fan particulars, send for Catalogue sud Cir
cular. ia26 6S-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23
sHUR's COLUMN.
S. p z ]. ]. SHUR
LTAyEzssstgca and opened at their LARGE AND


TravE received and opened at their LARGE AND
FN SPLENDID
NEW STORE ROOM,
Directly opposite the Post once, their FAIL AND
WINTER STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FAECY DRY GOODS,
For the Ilnmediate examination Of thsir customers
and the pabiio generally. nls assortment is large
and varied embracing every article desirable Tor the
coming season. su,l $50 hesitate to say that
we are re4dy to gl-r tae LARGEST, 'HEAr rEST, BEsT
SELECTED aud MOST ELEsANT ASSORTMENT OF de
sirabie Goods
EYER OFFERED IN DELA WARE.
We therefore cordially turit. ie attention Of buy
TO the following As, comprising part OF thc ar
tiCies on safe
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23

Black and Fancy Silks, Plain, Plaid
and Figured French Merinos;
Plain English Merinos; Plain,
Plaid and Brocade Alpac-
cas-; Plain, Plaid, Chine
and Melange Pop
lms-ABOUT OLD
PRICES.
Plain & Check
ed Mohairs, EN-
press Cloths, Poll de
Chevres, Union and silk
Plaids, BaratheOs, Armuns,
Union and all Wool Delaines, in
all the new and most fashionable
STILES AND COLORS.
Splendid line of
MOURNING DRESS GnnnS
DOMESTIC GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have full lines Of
Brown and BleaChed Sheetings and
Shirtings, Ticks, Checks, Stripes,
Denlms, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Linseys, Flannels. &c.
MARKED VERY LOW
We call particular attention to our
WOOLEN GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Which is very Complete mall Desirable Styles
in that Line.
Black French Broad
Cloths at $3.50 p yd. and finer.
Satinets 40c 8 yd. and higher.
Kentucky Jeans, Nations,
Tweeds and Cassimeres,
EQUALLY As lLow
WE HAVEaAEVERYz LARGE LlaFBoF
Flannels in Red,
Plain and Twilled,
Yellow, White, Silk
and Wool Shaker
heavy and fine.
Welch, Scotch, Miners,
Grey, Plain and Twllled
Plaids, Checks, Stripes, &c.
Grey and White Blankets.
WOOL YARN IN ALL CoLoRs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23
CLOTHIHG.
Union Clothing store.

Union Clothing store.
/ citizens OF Delaware and surrounding country for
THEIR VERY LIBERAL. PATRONAGE.
and wish to inform them that an. la reo-ipt Of a large
Well Selected Stock of Goods,
pertaining
MERCHANT TAILORIN G
Ooer Coatings, Cloths Of all kinds, Cas-
simeres, VestiRgs, Hats, Cups, and
q large stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OUR CLOTHS are Of IIilyer. " "lfng Wag
ner and Simoui.s Make
OUR OVER-COATINGs combine dura-
bility, beauty, variety aud co ufurl
OUR CASSIMERES never 50 attractive
and viii win sIDiies ui approval tFom
cur friends.
OUR VESTINGo you Will n,- pleased with.
if you call aud see them.
OUR HATS AND CATS Iare-a ,,,le, horu
new and pretty
OUR FURNISHING GOODS "a large
stock selected with great care.
OUR KIDS are OF Aiexander's make-you
can see the brand.
OUR GAUNTLErS are Iiord aud far
trimmed
OUR SHIRTS are q! she GoIder Hit!
manufacture.
OUR COLLARS, TIES. SUsPENDERS-
half hose.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23

lust received, cases Of the above IN OIL Il ,,1,
b stand better than any Othe Green Paint Ia use ~
comes cheaper than Paris Green. Nu
tune Is 1909 c. O CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23

as9 w. Al orders lot Ooai oy the car LOAD
aDt APPeFs prices, aud retailed at lowest rate
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-23

EDr. E&ARSEEAEL
Catarrh Snuff.
This snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the hes
article known for curing the CataTrh, Cold in tht
Head, and Headache. 1t has been found an excellen
eLledy in many cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness hai
been removed by il, and Hearing has often beer
greatly improved by its use
II is fragrant and agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
to the dull, heavy pains caused by diseases of the
head. The sensations after using delightful and
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action TO
the parts affected.
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
Of sale and use OF DR.. Marshall Catarrh end Head
ache Snuff has proved IT'S great value Tor all n,
common diseases Of the head, and this moment
stands higher than ever before.
It IS recommended by many OF the best physicians
and is used with great and satisfaction every
where.
Read the Certificates of Wholesale Druggists
in 1854
The undersigned having lur many years been ac-
quainted with DR. MARSHALIIS CATARRH and
HEADACHE SNUFF, and soli il in our wholesale
trade cheerfuy state that we believe il to be equal in
every respect, To the recommendations given
the cure OF Catarrhal Affections aud that it dCcd
edly the best article have ever known tor all com
mon diseases Of the Head.
Burr * Perry, Boston Barnes ,H Park, New York
aeed AlsLoh " %, '' A B < y. Sands, g
Brown, lausom X so % stephen Paul a Co
heed3 Cutler y Co., 90 Israel Minor * Co. d"
-eth w. toWle, M'KessOn Il Robbins"
Wilson ,Farbank q Co A l. ScovjIl 4 Co
HenshaW, Fdmand Il Co NJ Ward Close Il Co
H. H. Hay Portland Me. Bush L Gale,
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