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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07
Location and Accommodations

The Institution IS located in the most central part
OF the city and Its accommodations, for extent eie
sahce and convenience, unsurpassed All tto
rooms have been fitted up III the very best style WIN
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING HOUS USE97.:r
TELEGRAPH OFFICES STATIONERY SIOkE
AND REGULAR
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
supplied with nelyengrayed lithographc notes ussI
as circulating medium in the Department oil Ae'"A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

II has been understood for some time past
-thaA lhe stiesse e( The Haanibal and St. 10
seph railroad are ~negotiAtiee fsr The Pss-
chase Of the Quincy and fslnysa road; on
Friday Of last week the road, with its entire
rolling stock, wan sold for ease, 900. and is
now part and parcel II Vie Hannibal and Ct.
Jossch Mnroods The sl0csrs Of thb rod.
IN ccn1ectpn 9Th the u.anagsfs sfthe Va.
bash Valley railroad, have snsted to bridge
~ l1is1iqpi = Qgucys md the work
will be commence at ehcs under On ems
bling oct Of congress. The bridge witl b
I 200 yards long. and of sufieieut width
for enc rail and I've 'casna0e wayA IL y
expected that within year freight can bs
conveyed from the cost 70 THE place without
change Of cars. ,,.Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
ess5.l5s se

4 Nxw WAY TO Psorscr SArEs.--A new
Engligh invention ID described ~ "safe
portecter. Il consists Of enall appagatns
6ttsd In the uppse corasr of . safe and near
the dsos. performing the functions Of gas
meter. An ordinsry pipe affords . sapply
oas which passes through ths protsctas into
: large iron pips running from the sass %
slaap IN ~ stssst. This irsa Psps b IN
aig-chamben and sssvss to eensain . gas
pipe, which 10 preserved BY means Of .
ofIll.peUuf cOil q VisO. 1ho DamD = iotsois
Cd 10 bs unusual in appearancs, and 10 give .
very brilliant light. TIE as6AaGisn 81 he
protector 10 stroae. but even . blow on the
osp Of ~ ~ 81 1bcsuoocetho 6opply Of
gas and put out The light. The same result
ves'd Be- erected BY say aesrise With the
door Of the pipes. In large cities, whore
saSes ase numesous within small aesnas. il
b contemplated . employ special watch
man, who would, Of course, immediately
detect the absence Of the external signal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

0e00oo0 - EhPeeAPmA.
The following paragraph concerning fire.
arms is from the annual report Of che Sscre-
tary Of War:
The Importance Of speedily prosidiss the
army with brecch loading guns of the best
pattern has been recognised and acted upon.
BY order Of January Sd, 1856, board Of
competent officers vas convened Tor the pur-
pose Of exsmining, testing and reporting On
the various models Of original breech.!o DAD.
ers, and the various plans for the conversion
into breech losders Of the arms heretofore
borne by our troops This board met March
10th, and continued in session until June
4ih, when its report was submitted, aud Iii
rec;,ons have bscn given 70 the ordnance
department for the speedy manufacture Of
breech loading arms. In vicw Of tho great
number Of small arms On hand 1t was 2eci-
ded to convert Sprihe0el3 Rid musksks, ct
n comparatively smaN 6ost, int o01olive
brecch.lcaders, rathog oAan g incust1o G1st
Of the entire manulksGnuD - nsw 49, Of
that description. AZ . IT,, 49, - the
invention may not have booa NJ Che
alteration Of the Sprinefis1d 10 boen
effected 80 successfully 6 = &c. = On
arm believed 70 be better q r nulnots
than the needle gun, whio ~ ~ Is Il,
Corded - superior = ~ 49, 80 .
partment has already = - nrH ~ J
80 sfaPprovsd pa1lseua sdeq1aas ~ 6 !
supply Of the mounted iutautry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

vsss formerly considered incurable. Also the
eeese - ssll1ars haeih Aolh ruinoss a the body
- mind and produce some Of the following Of.
eese-beeeAsA .OsnseipaaDns loss Of memory.
40 she sqeu Of the back--eau be fnly te.
Scored 70 health. consultatioa ffce.
GAesHee podsrets, and cures rrsesuteed. -
onaWssod.
r.0-Alftoeiness stficsly sssaaential. o..
~ hoars nom A. =. until P =. Neb2etfqll -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
Seminal Weakness Cured,

Dr. DOHANNANS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY.
pleasant and palstabl. cure for Spermatorrhra or
Ueminal Weakness. This remedy, which has been
used ~ the renowned Dr. Uohannan In hie private
70 fail In curing the worst cases Of seminal w. akncss
IN non two 10 I've weeks. Al e. twenty five years
sse IN private practice. It Is advertised eoleiy for
e eecae OF ne untOrtunatee TO save them ftua the
ean9e q nsseileo qeacks. II mot from the grave.
rnce - per 6u3. Sent to all parts of the country
between Third aud Fourth. I'VE " '''~ 80
Esfebsshed In 81. Lonis IN 1887.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

The following order seseslim, was sscsived
By Chicago rdertakei:-"Sur: Ny wife
ID dead and wants to be buried 70 morrow.
At WINNER klock. U knosc VAR 70 dig
the hoal-bi the aide ofmy too luther wives
Let it be deep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
Nip the Evil in the Bud.
Dr. WlaaTTaEa.
~ South giark Street S,hs~,~. M

Has for many years made the
treatment Of private disesses hrs
businsss snd study. Syphilis
IN oil its forms, elect and STRIFE.
turss. Partieulas attention Civ
- ~ ola
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

PasenseA NAV -, lsoo.

This II ~ art cls Tor washing without rubbiag.
except IN '. ~ dirty accs. which v II require vefI
light rub, and uni ~ ether psrpar sione offered AR
ave IT.. m much ~MsrrM than ordinary methods.
without the usua wear aud tear.
Nlemovcs grcerc spOtr ~ Il by magic. and sOttene
the dir by AkiuC. that sineing Will u ufdiuasy
cases ennrciy removed Il
Tn powder r. prepared In accOrdan.e With ehrn.
cal sricn' =, and upon process peculiar ~ hscif
VII b IL secured BY lct'srs lateht. Il hss been II
use for more than year. and hae proved uself IN
universal favosite wherever Il has bern usd Among
II sayc- = the expense Of soap usnally used OF
II say, most o1the labor ofSubbing. and wear end
tear.
Also, for cleaning windows II h unsurpassed. =
With quarter the time and ab ueualIy scQntss1
ihpasia beautiful gloas sad lustre, much superior
to any other mode. No Watss reQuifed eaceps To
noist n the powder.
Directions with csch vsckags.
And can Ne readily appreciated ~ sngle trial
IN. cost of washing os family Of I've sx pessuaa
will not exercd three cents.
The msnulactureee vt this powder are ~ aSe mat
many ueelesa cumrs unas hare horn introduces TO
he publ whirh have rotted the cloth. 81 stlsd p
removing the dst. bat knowing the insrinsic e?ccl.
leuce Of this article. they cOnnd nts rrccn'@ %
bainR sdapoe1 n meet 0emoa6 Whtth hes long "a
istsd, and which be- heretofse oained utsspp'ise
nAxurACSvsan ~
HOWE = 0TEvRN0.
goo broadway. noatOn.
ALSO. MANUFACTURERS or FAMILY DIE
COtORS.
Fer sale BY 0sscess sad llealess ever wSeg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

During the House Congressional caucus
held on the evening ofthe 9TH, Mr.. Raymond
was present. Inquiry was made as to his
right TO sit, he having been . member OF the
Philadelphia-Johnso Convention, Mr.. Ray
mond said he went 10 that convention in the
hope Of securing harmony, ard with view
TO maintain the Union party. He did not
design to account With those opposed to
the Republican Union party. He never did
since, and docs not now. he supported the
candidates Of the Republican party in New
York. Mr. Lawrence, Of Ohio. inquired Il
he still adhered to the doctrines Of the ads
press Of the Philadelphia Ceovsotiohsnd es-
peeially that declaration therein that the
Rebel States co uld not consent 10 the adop-
ton Of the Constitutional amendment with
out dishonor. Mr.. Raymond said the ad>
dress contained no such declasstiou. lie adj
hered to the address a. he understood aud
construed II, but not in the sense which u
had been construed by others. lie intended
now TO act with tho Republican party, and
ne endorsed all the propositions submitted in
the caucus to~nigh. Tho caucus resolved
70 leave il TO the discretion Of NJ. Raymond
20 remain or not according to bis convic>
tions. The caucus having agreed TO the re.
port Of the Committee Of Nine, Mf. Schenck
moved general resolution that no gentle
man who endorsed or adhered 70 The Phila-
dclphia Address. could properly attend The
caucus Of Union members. After more sharp
discussion, the resolut was laid on the H.
bic, BY yeas and nsys-36 to 80. The can
Gus was very full, and ON al the points subs
United was unanimous.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So m1tgxk' = ST.: So

THE EMBODIMENT or
PRACTICAL. UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C-.1jnsliv possassd ksv -. 1869: sWsrrossm~s1
satenfe< .iuss 9TH. 1864 Tho cele brsted FAMILY
uRu SEWING MACHINE, with patent cnurus
attachmsnt, most Wonderful and elegantly COO.
stru cted Novelty 10 sss in ope.aaiea, uesG
the ssaAiens Hsspls, 0ews With Douplo @
HiMGls TnanAp Of oil kinds. Makes the RunAins
Stitch Moss psrfsrs aud rsysIsr shas By bead,
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SstAsr. Am. s.@s. skisr. tssk. ~ ~ AsstsA.
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.hs approval Of oil The principal jessnsls end ..
thooo Who have UonD them.
'Eor the Drsssmakes IL 10 available; for Ne
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This machine surpassse all others ~ have
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sas numersrs vistsss. "-D~seeees DsvsapseN.
"With single or double thread. il silently
yetvesy fapidly. with common needle, mekee
The ruoain9 stitch cxsct.y like The haad sewing
-. r. Ts6srs.
All persons Who buy Or offer for sale is,isssiess
ofthis genuine Machine. will b. prosscuts1 for
iafringsments On the patents. This 10 The oooy
low priced Machine secured By pat(Dt
Single Machines sent to any part"cf the ccus
insructions or receipt ofprtce. Is. Agents wass-
ID every where. Ciecular containing Liberal In.
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Address oil orders 10
FAMILY GEN SEWiNWMACHlNEO 90.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
Second Street Livery STABLE

Necond NtFeot Livery DSoOIOS
JAMES TllOMPsON,
IS, bst Maiu and Aafr1scn.)
Wish TO INFORM THB ~o-
public that thay hsvs been
making important additions 10
the Stock, and now hsse the
.argest and most complete in the city.
stssc Horses, .seesc Assssseees.
NEW DU00fES.
HORSES BOUGHT AND O0LDs
Horses boarded on reaeonable ,eems.
Particular attention taid u CALI q foneseles ..
which occasions out chAraes will g l0M. JOY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

@ ] ] !
~ THE DRY UP acts quickly and
surely. Usually single bottle of
M it ID inicient t6efiect permanent
l1u INV euro. We recommend to every one
KIM Who has the Catarrh either in its in
V1xy SvvvIW cipient stages or In lite worst form,
tOtry the Remedy At once and you
will far exceed US In it, praises.-
I Price 81 per bottle. Send etamp
for pamphlet. For salc by the Proprietor, II. II.
BURLINGTON. Druggist, Providence. X. I. Also,
- SMITH = DWYER, Wholesale Agents fnr Chi
cago, Ill. oct3Od6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

TnE Lawrence tKansas) Tribune gives VI
a list OF aspirants for seat in the United
States Senate, which It says Il corrects dai'
". The number in the list befee us j.
thirty one. from which il may safely be con
cludcd that whatever Kansas may lack il
the quality Of the candidates for the posi-
ton, she amply makes Up in quantity. AM
then how pleasant il is ITO contemplate wha
= noble band Of patriots within her borders
are willing 10 sacrifice time, home sweets
physical comforts. money and brains in or
der to serve poor bleeding kansas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
Medical Advice Free.

All thnec who Z, { suffering from "Spermatorrhna
or Seminal Weakncss," VI any private tiiaesse or
ehouM send at once for DIR. Bohannan's Treatise ON
Special Deeaesa,~ which gives . full description,
symptoms, &C, Of all Chronic aud Especial dis
cases. as 70 9cave no roo0 for doubt This valuable
work = sent FREE to any Address Direct to Dr. c.
= BQHANNAN, Nos. - and 81 Pine street, between
Third and Fourth streets, St Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
DR.. Bigelow,

II the emily Physician, a. q Specialist.
1s. y caesS e. That e nj, nm ! Ss s nS
fer that horrible disease 70 remain In
your system. d11gusing your face
end lpdy, besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects Of life.
He hao 0aae PRIVATE DISEASES
- NERVOUS DEDlLlTY HE study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

Mineral Resources 81 Japane
The mountains ef THE Island Empire are
said TO contain limestone, sandstone and
coal. GOA 10 found 10 abundance, but The
chief metallic production 10 copper. which u
20 plentiful that the japanese use i TO Gov.
or the shutters AID roofs Of their houses,
and line the inside and outside ofthcm with
it. They oven make spadsa and eseaing
utensils Of u, ana enc osshs lslands y said
to contain nothing else but copper ore. Iron,
however. the most useful Of Al! metals, ID
met with but in limited quantities, and the
japanese wash Il cut Of the sand - minsrl
do the gold Coal is found oil over the coun
try, thsssh ihs mines are not much work
ed, nor is there great demand for il. But
% the stcsn lines connecting With Americs
and Europe these mines will be Of grea
value
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

Balance on bend TO the lst Of
October, 1866. 1886, 1853 50
To the credit Of the Common calth, in
the following banks:
Planters National Bank Of Rich.
mond. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50
Union Bank Of Richmond. 49,. 91,711 90
First National Bank Of Rich.
mond -. = 1895 60
National Exehsnee Bank Of Rich
0Onu ................ 81, 4O0 w
sss5,l5s %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
NEW voRK.
n GOLD AMI SILVER N1
IL wATGAEG. NI,

SlN NuvER WARE, DIAMOND SETS AMP
1lnss knIiish silver Cruet Stands. Butter 1ol-
entnee, veet Chains, hracrsts LCcketp. cold Pen
eile. 0ets ofJcwelsy, etc. ETC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

virginia State Elnances.
The report Of the Treasurer Of Virginia
for the fiscal year ending Sept. 3Oth, 1866,
givss the following statements
Balance h the treasury, LIST Of
Oct, 1886 ................$9S ,0s3 %
Receivsd from the LIST Of October,
1865, 70 the seth of Septcm-
Der, lS66, inclusive -. .999,O44 "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

The Internal Revenue Commissioner r.
commends an amendment cfthe law relating
to tie income tax so ~ 10 exempt 81 600,
instead Of 5000, as is now provided. The
reasons given for this are that "the internal
tax on commodities, the increase Of custom
duties, and the depreciation Of the currency
have wrought an almost universal advance
in prices since the enactment Of the pres
cnt provisions relating TO the tai on incomes.
This is true, and they ere cosent arguments
in favor of increased exemption, and II is TO
be hoped that congress will SO far consider
the interests Of poor men and laborins men
a. to adopt the commissioners recommend
alton.
Tar Albany correspondent Of the Nsw
York Herald says that Mr.. Roscoe Conkling
has, at present, the inside track with the
radicals lot the New York Senatsrship =
that he Il the real leader and prophet Of
the grand army Of enthusiasts Who have
~ ssvessl years been narshslisg snd drill
ling in the loyal leagues. with the detsrmia-
stioelno ''ssscus the whole country now and
faepfk ftsu the southern sristocracy. and
to dlsblaee southern by northern ideas and
habits" Notwithstanding this, The writer
comes to the conclusion that the great stsug'
gle 10 narrowed down 10 the present incum>
bent, usrris. and Governor Fenton. The
writer argues tbat Shsrs il 10 sincerity u
the support ofGreelcy and adds: 1.-The den
oerats might more nationally favor his pre-
tensions, because there is always . streak
Of Sense and humanity running through Mr..
Greeley's fanatlcism. But above and be-
yond all this 10 the stern, glazing fact. star
leg svssybsay 10 lhs ice, that ths lssisla'
,ure is overwhelmingly and intensely radi
cal. while Horace Greeley 10 constantly il
danger Of being conservative
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
Malfa Million Ladies

pOssess II. Every husband SHOULD nave II. II Il seht
by mail. price 81.
lie guarantees safe and immediate and efiicacous
cure Of special ditficnltcs irregularities and OBJ
etructions, either In person by mail Ladies from
al parts OF the United States consult him with the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07

$l,097,l2e %
Discussed from the Let Of OctO-
Der, 1865. to the 3Oth Of Sep
TENDER, 1866, Inclusive. .761 ,96s 50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-07
Pirates and Isrivatee
CnRlSTl00R0'S MAR DYE.
Especial Notice to the Ladies.

larst published in isa7 specially intended for
ried ladies in delicate or precautions health from
which every ladywill perceive his thorough knowl-
edge Of her complaints. symptoms and causes, AID
thelr skillfhl and immediate treatment 1t lie life
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
LooAL INFEL1IaENoE.
UNION MEETINGS

VIII be held in Delaware County at the
following times and places:
MONDAY evening, Sept. q, in Thompson
tp., at Russell's school house.
TUESDAY evening, Sept. 3, in SciOto tp.,
at the Red school house on Boxes Creek.
"WEDNESDAY evening, Sept %, Concord
tp-, at Bellepoint-
Delaware.
FRrDAY evening, Sept. q, in Liberty tp.,
at Powell post Office
SATURDAY. evening, Sept. ., in Delaware
tp., at StratfOrd.
MONDAY evening, Oct. /, in Brown to-. at
Big Run school house, near Mr.. Humes'.
TUESDAY evening, Oct. 2, az Galena.
WEDNESDAY, evening, Oct. 3, in Trenton
tp., az Vans Valley
THURSDAY evening, Oct. 4, in Berkshire
tp., at Berkshire corners.
FRIDAY evening, Oct. 5, in Kingston to.
at the s. Centre School House"
SATURDAY evening, Oct. 9, in Troy tp., at
Norris school house.
sATUEDAY evening, Oct 6, in Radnor tp.,
at q Hodges Church.
MoEDAX evening, Oct. 8, at Templar
Hall, Delaware.
MONDAY evening, Oct. g, in oxford tp.,
at WindsOr's Corners.
FRIDAY evenings Oct. 8 i'm Orange tp., at
Freedom.
At each OF these meetings speeches viii
be made lgithoait fail, by one or more Of the
following gentlemen
Hon. J. R. Hubbell, Col. r. Burr,
Hon. o.. D. Hoagh, J. d. Van Deman,
Gen. John S. Jones, Capt. C.. Everets,
J. Nipple, T. r. Smith,
B. G. Waters, NJ. Scott,
Capt. A. =. Lee, T. 2. Powell
And others.
BY order Del. Co. Union Cen. Com.
II. M. CARPHR, Sec.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

THE GALAxY.-Vol. IL, No 10, for Sep
tember 10, 1S66.-COntents Archie Lowell,
with an iIlustratiOn.1 BY Mrs. Edwards.
A June day at Port Hudson; by James
Franklin Fits. MignOnne; by Maria
Louisa Pool. Pamela Clark; by NJ. A.
Edwards. Four British Statesmen; by
Richard Grant White. The Elder Booth /;
by Isaac c. Pray. Too late; by John We
iss. The Claverings; with an illustration }
by Anthony TrOllOpe. Along the James ;
by john Esten Cooke. The PaliO at Sien-
ma; by b. g. Heraldry in America; +; by
w ; Charade; by DR.. i. W. Parsons
Nebule; by the Editors containing The
French Aeademy's Prize Theme Origin
Of Yankee Doodle The Voice Of the Tur-
tie; The Indian QpRthist; Miss Rossetti's
Poems. This is the second number Of the
second volume. The first volume may be
obtained from the publishers elegantly
bound in cloth, for So or those wishing to
subscribe may, by the payment of Sir dol
lars receive the bound volume and be cred
tied for the balance Of the year Ito May 1,
1851 The second volume viii be cOmplet-
ed Januaryl, 1867; the third volume, May
1, 1867. Address w. G. q f. p. CHURCH,
No. SO Park Row, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
IDEAL NnTIcES.

RHuAaRH FoE CAzzDG--Pers0Es wishing % can this
valuable irut should call At GAsroS's, Wm- Street,
near the covered bridEs. I sold citizen 81 90
worth OF stems and be said aed 42 quart cans
i s the most profitable flis that be pat up for the
winter. Perzons from the country, not knowing the
quality orthis variety call, and will give you
stems that you viii know the value Of the
Linneus Rhabarb Wine Pant taat ne eds no peel
ng and not near the sSestsnng q cid varieties, and
keeps tender BY keeping closely palied until the
fail, and eaa be manufactured into wine or vinegar
very readily Every family ought have a. least so
hills There is much value this plant as there
in the apple, and never fails. VIII have a large
amount Of these roots for sale the coming fall and
wish the citizens tsearn value before purchasing
Aug-17H A H. G ASTON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

In order to better accommodate our
home and foreign advertising patronage,
as well al to give larger variety OF read
ing matter to our subscribers, we have
concluded to enlarge the GAZETTE as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be
made. tits well for business men to know,
as it lis a matter Of thankfulness to our
friends, that our circulation is still inereas-
ing, andis much larger than that OfalI other
papers in the county combined. NO local
paper in the State affords a better or cheap
er advertising medium than the GAZETTE.
and if industrious effort can do so, we shall
make it better still. We hope our friends
will increase their cooperation and good
will as we shall our efforts to benefit them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

THE OHIO BUSINESS COLLEGE in this
place is meeting with unequaned success,
and affords particular advantages for at
tanning a thorough business education
It's Principals are gentlemen in the full
sense of the word, and faithful to its stu
dents. It has secured the confidence of
its patrons and established an enviable
reputation. 1t is evidently the cheapest
college of the kind in the country, tuition
only about one-half that charged at other
institutions, and we believe as good as the
best. The Telegraphic Department is a
new feature of the college, and posses un-
rivaIled facilities for instruction in the art.
We unreservedly recommend this college
to all young men who wish to obtain a
thorough practical education.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

HIGH WATEB.-The heavy rains, com
mencing Sunday night and continuing al
most without interruption to Wednesday
morning, caused a very heavy rise in the
streams of this region, and the Olentangy
was higher Wednesday morning than it
has been for many years. Considerable
damage was done by oyertlowing crops
and washing of fences, but we have heard
Of no dams or bridges being destroyed ed
The Overlooking in some portions OF town
was quite serious. The premises Of ALEX.
GAsFON, near the covered bridge, We're
covered almost entirely and to a consider
able depth, as were also several of the lots
in the same vicinity. From some defect
in the sewer leading from the northwest
part of town 70 Delaware Run, number
Of cellars and easements on Franklin and
Winter streets were flooded, and a number
of the cellars under stores on the west side
Of Sandusky street, between Winter and
william, suffered in the same way, caus-
ing considerable damage to goods. Such
a flood at this season, is altogether unpre-
cedented.