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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17
From Canada.

BIZ the NefD York associated Press.
OTTAWA, G. W., December 1.-The trial of
Colonel, DENIES on the charge OF cowardiee at fort
Erie, during the Fenian invasion has been con-
cluded he Court decided that none OF the charges
were sustained.
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95 head Owen Smith, Western, 14dl6
20 A. Christy & Bro, Western 146116.
SO /" z. McFillen, Chester county, 5298 gross
100 z. Hathaway, Western, 14lDl6.
I3l " James 5, Kirk, Chester county. 140l16.
125 " james McFillen Western, 15lD16.
l1O Ullman & Co., Western, 14915.
l3l Martin, Fuller G. Co., Western, 14G15.
200 Mooney & smith. Western 14Dl6J.
so T. Mooney & Brother, Western, 13915.
68 II. Chain, Pennsylvania, 698t gross.
100 Frank ShombeTg, Western, 140ll5.
90 Hope Co., Western, 1914.
SO I" j Cassady, Western 14J@l16.
lao B. Hood, Chester ounty, 12916t,
164 Chandler g. Co., Chester county, 12D16.
l25 Mayne s. Co, Western, 6BSD8I, gross.
cows were dull $50 head sold al $50ll80 for cow
and calf, and $40670 $8 head for springers.
Sheep were unchanRed 5000 head sold at 5964e.
% ID, gross as to condition.
' Hogs were il better demand at an advance; 450O
head so d at S9D10 the 100 lbs. net.
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Arrival of the steamer 'sHavana ,,

By the United States Associated Press.
NEW York, December 1.-THE steamer H1vdaG
from New Orleans, has arrived at this port.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

CHRISTMAS FAIR.-The ladies OF the
Trinity Episcopal Church have just opened their
Fair at the Washington Buildings In Third street,
above Spruce. It commenced this morning, and
viii be continued until further notice At the
fMI may be seen the most elegant, fancy, and
uselul articles, eminentlv suitable for Christmas
Rlits, we would recommend our friends to pay
t9em VISIT hthey wish to see a beautiful display
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17
Philadeyphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, December 1.-THE Cattle Market was
dull this week, but prices without any material
change. $500 head arrived and sold at 15b6D16be
Tor extra; 189143e. Tor fair to good; and 10112c
" lb. for common, as TO quality. The following ar
the particulars Of the sa aes:- -
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DIED.

NIsBFT-On sundoy morning, the 18th instant, Mrs.
CLARA, rect of the late Michael Nsbet in the 10th
year OF ner age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral nom the residence of her inlaw, Edward
Omsted, No. ST s. Twelfth street, Wednesday after
noon. the 10th instant, at o'clock 80
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

WHISKY FRAUDS. = I1mOthy MCCARTHY
was before Commissioner Sergeant this morning
upon the charge of removing whisky from disti-
leTy other than to aIb0nded ware house. After hear
ing the evidence in the case, the Commissioner held
Mccarthy in $1,000 bail to ans Ner. sH<N
his morning q man named Patrick bcGarvey was
before Commissioner Smith, on the charge OF dis
tling without giving notice bond as required by
law. He was held In $1,000 bail to answer
Dennis Mccall was also before the Commissioner
upon the same charge and was held In $1,000 bail TO
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17
ALLEGED L0TTERYFRAUD IN NEW YORK

A Man Loses Thirty Thousand Dollars
ON "POlicy Slips"-HOn. John MOrrIs-
Bey and Hon. Ben. Wood, with Others,
Named In the Order of Arrest, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-14
RETURN THAT FLAG!

Al HANDSOME AMERICANFLAGr WHICH WlI
a cost the owner e25, and belonging 70 Sn,d 5
HHlfTS;a,sr on .Ss In, day OF the est Johns
Church Fair, lately held There wes .iIl y pobliso
nmarkN on II. The. person who ,,. has of,ee. '''
, he owner by leaving q ut the M" Huetf
Gold Hill, Aug. 9, 1906
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-14
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,
OLD HILL.

OIL ID II l. l..
THE ABOVE HOTEL IS AGAIN OPENED.
H. ID. BENNER, Proprietor.
Who respectfully solcits share ofthe public
patronage
The House
Has been refitted and furnished throughout, with
a view 10 the comfort and accommodation OF Its
patronS
The Eating Department..
Meals can be had at all hours, as cheap as the
cheapest No pains will be spared to give satls.
faction in this department.
The Table
VIII be furnished with all the luxurics the Mar
ket Affords
Ronrd, per week with lodging SSJS9 & $40
Board, lwithout lodging).
Gold Hill June 4, 1866 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-14
Caution TO the Unfortunate.

Beware Of the San Francisco quacks and pre-
tenders. who, with bogus sworu.to certificates,
dupe the unwary. Some of the selfstyled doc
tors. whose names are TO be found in the daily
and weekly newspapers Of San Francisco and
other places, are tradesmen, and became too lazy
to work at their trades. Some are tinsmiths,
shoemakers, newspaper carriers, intelligence
Office keepers, etc. Look over the San Francisco
Directory, and you will not find their Medical
Institutes In II, but you will ind their former
occupations In IL. Look at the Directory for 1862
and 1853 The only way TO avoid imposition is
TO make inqulry-it will cost you nothing, and
may save you many regrets; for, IA advertising
physicians, In eight cases out Of ten, are bogus,
there Is no safety in trusting any Of them until
you know who and what they are. Doctor Glib
bon does not deceive people by exhibiting bogus
titles certificates pretended patients letters etc.
Doctor Gibbons will satisfy persons who may
call at his offices OF his ability to treat diseases
that be proposes to cure.
Correspondents will please inform Doctor Glib
bon in what paper they saw his advertisement
Consultations FREE. ielS ly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-14
NATIONAL HOTEL,
U.nte Gaines ExchnugeD
GOLD HILL

FNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED 49,
i the NATIONAL HOTEL, formerly @;i;I
known as Gaines Exchange,) and has en-. sSis.l
tlrely refitted and refurniRhed H. His Chambers
are neatly and comfortably furnished and his
Beds, nearly all Spring Mattresses, are equal to
any In the State.
The EATING DEPARTMENT of the Hotel
Is under the management Of hrstrats Cooks and
tho TABLES supplied with everything the mar
kets afford.
The Prices Of Board and Lodging, and single
meals. are according to the times.
Board, per Wcek--.--.-.--...----.-. -.-..---.-..SS
Board md Lodging. and SO
SiuGlo Mcnis--------------------- Ccnts
,.,sf 'La G. MILLER,
-. ID ,sa .e.rg Proprietor.
Gold HILL June 1856 sgyEO aun II 7a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
Janette's Hair


ss Oh, loosen the snood that you wear, Janette,
Let me tangle a hand in your air, my pet
For the world to me had no daiutier sight
Than yop= brown mar yelling your shoulders white
As tangled a hand in your hair my pot-
It was brown with a golden gloss, Janette,
It was finer than silk OF the lss, my pet;
Twas beautiful mist falling down TO your wrist,
Twas thing to be braided, and jeweed, and kissed
Twas the loveiest hair in the world, my pet
Ny arm was the Of q clown, Janette,
It was sinewy, bristled and brown, my pet,
But warmly and softly it loved to caress,
Your round white neck and your wealth OF tress,
Your beautiful plenty OF hair, my pet.
Your eyes had swimming glory Janette,
Revealing the old, dear story my pet,
They were gray with hatchastened Jnge or the sky
When the trout leaps quickest 70 snap the hy-
And they matched with your golden hair, my pet.
Your Iips-but have no words, Janette,
They were fresh as the twittrr- Of birds, my pet,
When the spring young, al the roses are wet
With dew-drops in each rcd bosom set,
And thoy suited your gold brown hair, my pet.
Oh, you tangled my life in your hair, Janette,
Twas a slken and golden snare, my pets
But 50 gentle the bondage my soul did implore
The right to continue your slave evermOre,
With my fingers emeshed in your hair, my pet.
Thus ever dream what you were, Janette,
With your lips and your eyes, and your har, my pet
In the darkness Of desOlate years moan,
And my tears fan bitterly over the stone
That covers your golden hair, my pet,
RlILss O'RHIIY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
The MOnagtery Of st. Bruno.

During the Thirty Years War "
which convulsed Germany, one fine sum-
mer's afternoon, foot traveller came to
the little hoste!ry of the Travellers Rest,
which stood by the roadside on the riV-
er's bank. His garb proclaimed him
soldier. High black boots were drawn
half way up his thighs, in which loose
pair of breeches lost themselves, and a
rusty breast plate covered his buff leath-
ern jerkin. A broad leaf, low. crowned
hat from which a single black feather
depended, was pulled low upon his fore
head. He was armed with sword and
pistols.
There was something In his martial
bearing and firm tread that seemed to de-
note the officer. So at least thought the
little sunny-haired maid of the hostelry
who came forth to serve him, for she said
at once:
" What can I serve you with, noble
Captain ?"
"A Aagon of Rhenish ,'and of your best
vintage, mind, and bit of something to
eat, in the first place" answered the SOL
dier, good naturedly chucklng the girl
under the chin, like one accustomed to
such familiarity, and then bed for the
night.
. The first can supply you with, but
the second, l am sorry to say, L can not.
1t was a mans voice that spoke. They
had been joined by the landlord Of the
hostelry-a short pursy little man with a
fat face and a red nose.
d" Wherefore not ?" asked the soldier,
carelessly throwing himself on the wood
en- bench under the tree that shauOWed
the hostelry with its branches, whilst the
girl went into the house to procure the
refreshments he had bespoken.
Because every room is engaged, and
I have not a spare bed left. The young
Baron Ravensburg, his sister and their
attendants, will arrive this evening. Their
courier was here to bespeak the rooms.
That's unfortunate But I am not
particular am a soldier as you see-sO
give me bundle of straw in one of the
Out-houses, and that will content me
Impossible y cried the host, with an
alaerity which rather surprised the old
soldier; even as it is I shall be COM
PEELED to make some of the Barou's SER
wants sleep in the open air. My house is
too small, as you perceive, and the Bar
on's retinue is large. Ten miles further
on there is an excellent inn. You are
used to marching, said the host, with an
attempt at Righteousness, and the dis
tance is nothing to you"
Excuse, me, answered the soldier
tapping the heel of his boot with the
heavy steel SoaDDarQ, ana all Jhe Wnlle
subiecting his host to a scrutiny of which
he was unconscious, Z" am not foot sol
dier and in my long marches | have
been accustomed to use four legs instead
of two. I did not come all the way on
foot.
Where is your horse ?" asked the
landlord, quickly, and with some anxiety
the soldier thought.
Some two miles from here, replied
the soldier.
"Some two miles from here" echoed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
NO. 90.

field of Lutzen, when Pappenheim fell,
aud his routed cavalry fed in dismay be-
fore the impetuous charge Of the Sweeds,
Ravensburg was made prisoner. He was
led before the victor of the well fought
battle, Bernard Van Weimar, who had
assumed command of the Protestant army
on the fall of Gustavus Adolphus In the
brave soldier aud skillful General he rec
ognized Captain Bernard, the destroyer
of the Black Brotherhood "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
For the Gazette.
The Coming Dread.

(Fristen the Ou t5reak Of the Cholera in Earope)
Ibear the tramp Of a coming foe
From the laaos across the Eastern Sea;
And hear the old worlds agony
Come laundering west ward with ebb aad how.
with steady marching its strong feet tread
Close along the tine Of purple seas,
And droEns out the hollow roar Of these
With deeper wall for her graveless dead.
There's heaps Of bones On the barren plain,
Hoary Meoca's altar smokes with DEATH
Where the NussuI creed hrst drew its breath,
Now looms the skun-shaft Of Nussul slain.
The Dead sea's walled round about with dead,
And the Turks proud Queen in saek-oIoth means;
Other cries ascend than patriot groans-
The thOrn-crownis placed on Itala's head.
And now she stands with her bleeding brOws-
Her old nail-wounds barred to sight and touch,
And her young face shaFpened overmuch
With pain she's borne for her virgin Vows.
The rich with gold to the mountains fee.
And the graveyards, fooled, overdDw
Till the rotting poor are heaped up 50
There's not bed for the living sea.
The soourge sweeps on through the emptied homes
On the face OF him man looks with dread,
Or putrid corpse from the yawniHg tombs.
A cry comes up from the heart orFrance,
and old England g tase is white with fear
as she stands ike one with no friends near,
Struck dumb with fright in a horrid trance.
0, healthful sea that divides the East
From the newborn West with spacious bed
By the food Of countless, shrOudless dead,
We plead With you to destroy the Beast
Fling-7ylde the Jaws Of your mastifr mouth,
And engulf this food the Dragon spouts
From his bloody mouth with dragon shouts,
As you should bury all creets, m sOOth
That dare 20 question the truth God gave,
And false issues and false philosophiez,
That are nurseiings Of the Eastern Seas,
as deep as hell into EbIls' cave.
But no the wind comes across with much
An intenser wall the waters how
With intenser moan from deeps Of woe,
Aud nature qdakes meath Gods fnger-touch-
O, Father, Mother See you the mark
OF the plague on those you hold 50 dear
Must there nlter desolation here
0, sad-broWed East through your cities dark
Do empty graves yearn Tor you or me
In this land yet white from pain and chill,
Where The digger's spades but scarcely still,
o. people mine on this side the sea ?
O, God we know not the hour nor day
Thou wilt come with christening to this land
Graut no mari. of Beast on brow hand
Be found to curse Tor as and aye
MARY MORROW ADAMS.
Shaft or human skulls found recently by an Eastern
raveler
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
Land for Sic.

OFFER for sale, elher together separately three
A tracts or land located the river mile
Nor h q Delaware The largest comprises 90 Of
prime bottom land IS acres cleared and the whuie
under fence, with g gaad frame dwelling and stone
6ak paFny exceisnt orchard good we'll, dae spring
and spring house, and ell necessary Cuthuuaea- The
Second contains about acres GO CLEARED land
beRuttai stone dwelling frame barn, 0utn ouses and
orchard The third contains shout 30 acres Is i'm
proved, the baancs nrst rate timbersd land, and 10
easy Of access Terms made known By ealing upon
the subscriber a. bis residence ne 90 acre tract
sep. 18 a.. J0NATHsR ZIEGLkR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
school Hxaminer's Notice.

TTERRAFTEB. and until furthsr notice, the
El ssch00i Examiners OF delaware county S4H meet
al rEMPLAR HALL in the Of Delaware, the
FIsT and TRD Saturdays OF March, April, May, June,
September, October, November and Decem ber and
the THIRD saturdays in February and august. EXani-
natiOns will commence AZ 10 O'Clock Candidates
MUST present atsiactOry testimonials Of good mora.
character The law requires, a csRdittJB "
Saalion that each applicant for certificate shall
>ray 10 the Board OF Examiners fee of so cents.
APRIL s. '64s-tf 5 CAMPBELL. tsssrk-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
ANECDOTES AND IECIDEN rs
OF THE REBELLION

Hsroic Pafriotic RomaRtio Humorous, and IfagicG{.
SDlsiailly HIustrated s0ith 0Usr 500 6ne Portraits
and Beautiful Enqr0rtags.
The Vaiiant and Brave Hearted the Picturesque and
Dramatic the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and
Pathetic The Roll or Fame and Story, Camp Picket,
sov scout Bivouac and siege Startling surprises /;
Wonderful Escapes, Famous Words and deeds Of Wo-
men, and the whole panorama OF the War are here
thrifnglV portra Yed in mastery manner, at once
historical and romantic renuerIng d the most ample,
unune brilliant and readable book that the var has
be found ON every page as graphic detail, brilliant
wt, aud authentic history, are sAtliuiy intsrwoven
IN this work Of literary art. This work sells tsed
The people are Tired Of dry details and partizian works
aud want something humorous, romantic and startling
Our Agents are making irum SI0U 10 500 per month,
clear OF all expenses Send Tor circulars, giving iuli
particulars ana see and proof OT the ABOVE
assertion. Add ess NATluNAL PU UBliSHING Co. l4S
West Fourth 81, Cincinnati, OHIO. lsep2s-lmf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
Sale of Land by Order of Court.

Sale of Land by Order of Court.
wiIu.m 3. Blayney. Admmistrtorl z N DELAWARE
d. bsnig aels with win annexed Of b County, Uhio,
IRWIN Md. Fiacn, deed Probate Court
Mary Grimes Castor, and others Petition 70 sell
Defendants. real estate.
V an order made SEPTEMBER Itth 1865, By said Court
fr the above case as sad ad mnstrator VIII offer al
pdblc vendue at 3 O'Clock P d. on
Saturday, October 18th, A. d. 1856.
on the premises the following described real estate 10
via s'sisuHts in state or ohio, County Of Della
ware in Kingston township, in Range Seventeen,
Township Five, Sec tlun Une, U. s. d. Lands being
the Undivided i've twenty seventh Old part Of Lots
numbers I'd and CD SAID sectlOns said lots
containing hundred acres each or ther eaoouis-
Terms u sale-Une third Of the purchase money in
hand on the day sale, and the res1ue tnersui in
one and two years thereafter with interest payable
annually from day Of sale, aud secured Dy mortgage
premises.
Appralsed (said 5-27 part at s92s .,.,-,,.
By Reid q Eaton, Win b b1,A MI
ms AELv. Admiusbi at0r,
sept. IA, &c 5W pl2O050
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
For Sale at Anction.

IN SATURDAY.. the 9Th day Of October. 1866.
" fhe aldersa ned assiEnes Df d. ". Cham SSrIain.
wi oGar for sale public vendue, large variety OF
houseAod goo da and furniture, sstuE Of Chars
carpets br9f eadas Stoves, Tables, Stands Bi8ueg
Cooking uteusiiss Ecs f. sa % be as the residence
q n. " Channharian South EandnaGy street COM
msucing USeioGE a. M.
Terms ash.
sept. q. 1sG8-4t. T. T. POWELL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
~ gnN PER YEAR We want Agents

eDIoQOU every where 70 sell our IAFkOfkp SO
sswuis Machines. Three new kinds. Under and up
er feed sent on trial Warranted I've years. Above
salary large ctmmissiOns paid rne ONLY machines
sold untJed for less than S40, winch
fully deceased By HsDe, WhseieFs Wits,al GTogsT
Bnker Slayer G c., and Bdeheter. ~ other cheap
machines are arrangements seller or user
Iiabtso ARE st. fine Gnd 5upTtsonuist. Illustrated cir
cuiars sgnt f. e. Address, upon shaw CLARK,
al Biddeford. aiains, Chicago ia.
June /, l66. 1Yt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
F0R SALE
For Sale-HOuse.

nv HENRY STREET. A G0O0 BRICK DWELLING OF
u rosms, with basement and cellar; large lot ana
Convenient STE BILE
aug. - '00-fE T. RODNEY SIXTH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
Farm for Sale i

n Ne Of the best in Genoa tp. situated on the Coum
~ bus and sudbury turn pike tWo miles IRON Wes-
terville and within hours ride of Coum bus con-
sisiing Of 40 acres. q acres choice bottom land ,
Foung orchard, gocd eomfoFRbis impruV smauts, etc
Will positively be sold a bargain FOR part casa II
called Tor before Oct 18Th Apply address
M. c. HOWARD. Max well,
~ Iaaaa ra n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
HaAL N0TlGEs.
Sale.

Administrators Sale.
FFYHE undersigned HenFy Feelings Administrator Of
u the estate Of Daniel Collins, deed. on
Saturday, the Sd day Of November, 1866.
viii offer a. pub &c sale, AZ the door Of The Court
House Delaware the following described personal
property % wis. Six shares 500 each OF the Clevs
land Columbus 8 Cincinnati RaH Road Stock. Also
Delaware township B8nds, given the springGs ID
II Vernon b PItssbura r r.. Co Said bonds bear
neTesG per ceutum per annum pa yaDle semi
annually and described as follows, 20 VII
Noe, 50 and SO Or $500 each.
Nos. 81, 80 and 40 o. $1,000 each.
Nos IS ana I6 o. 500 each.
And seven b0ada ot SO each sale % commence at
10 O'Clock A. a. Terms Cash.
HENRY FEELINGS,
oct. s. '8s.-sw. Admr. Of Daniel Collins decd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

Leigh Hunt calling upon a young lady,
who, having received that morning a let
ter announcing the serious illnesa Of q
friend, excused her red eyes BY saying,
90 am very sad, you see replied, "You
are very fair, see r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

- H.RRTsER, DENTIsT, DELAWARE, o ,
HE extracts teeth without PAIN or SORENESS, by
means of Narcotic Spray. Il acts locally. TbUse vino
dare take Choroi0rm, E1her or Nitrous Uxde Gas,
can teeth extracted by tins application with
Are safety ana freedom IRON pam
Ohiee.-Over Graves Variety Store, Two doors
Norm William St. (sepl4 66tt)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

The wife of Admiral Farragut is one Of
the handsomest women of hiDgton.--
Her maiden name was NiFRfuia Loyal,
aud she is a truly loyal Virginian.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
DOMESTTC G. O o d .
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
J. II. MENDENHALL & co.

Offer in small and large quantities
Brown and Bleached SheetiDgs
BrOwn and Bleached Shiriings,
Bed Tickings aud sackings,
Drills, Stripe aud Checks,
Blankeis, Jeans, weeds,
Double and Twist Cassimeres.
Pennsylvania Plaid Flannels
Trims Homemade Jeans,
Leasey and Cotton
Flannels, Battings,
Grain bags
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

Mr. Thomas I'll Wynns announces his
ownership Of tho Richmond Examiner,
praises the energy and industry OF the
North. thinks Virginia ought 70 initiate
them, and drops the TX" ia ''publiok."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

BriNham, a seaside town ia England Of
seven thousand inhabitants, has not
single resident attorney.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

Thus not being able % keep constantly in view
their resources and lat ihties-a mirror or their
standing.
Persons desiring Commercial Education can
acquire thIs College and tor about the
Dr1ce usuaifv charged elsewhere
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
EoosTED GRAIN DUTT.T

TOBE McELROY & SON, are agents for the best grain
81 seed drill in the county Farmers are invited
10 cali and examine Il before purchasing elsewhere,
They have aiso hand Decksr's Clover and Grass
Seed Harvester Tor sale At reduce prices.
sept. Z, '66.-5t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12
BOuNTX |!

TNCREAsED PENSIONS AND OTHER CLAIMS
" Collected.
c.. H. nc E. II o Y,
CLAIM AGENT.
30. 6. WILLIAMS BLOCK. DELAWARE, OHIO
Aug. "a, 1S66.-f.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-08

which he will sell as cheap as they can be
bought elsewhere. such rs Sugar, Coffee,
salt. and everything usually kept In a re-
tail store. lie has also a lot of Tin-ware.
Oueenswarc. willOw-warc. Boots. Shoes.
and Hats. all Of which he will sell cheap,
or take In exchange for the same all kinds
OF country produce. such AZ Butter, Eggs.
Dried Fruit. Ginseng. &c.
tTrCall at the above house. southwest
side ofPublic Square. known a, the Camp
bell House.
Nus9-1y.