davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
Vernin in FaIse Hair.

There is quite a CONSERVATION among
the wearers of false hair in Europe
A professor, Nj. Lindermann, has OBJ
served that six per cent Of the false
hair used for chignOns (WaterfalD and
similar purposes in Russia is infes ted
with parasite which gregaTinous
hair, IL is said, is very like other hair
in appearance, but on close iuspec-
ton little brown knots are seen at the
free end Of the hair, and may even be
distinguished BY tho naked eye
These are gregaEines. They are not
easily destroyed They resist the ef-
feet of drying. and even of boiling
Acids, alkalies, ether, and other ageuts
would kill them; but these would be
injurious TO the hair, and so cannot be
used. According to M. Lindermann, q,
in a ballroom the gRngaFines revive
grow and multiply BY dividing into
many parts; these fly about the ball
room In millions, get inflated, drop on
the refreshments-in fact. enter the
people In hundreds of waYs, and thus
reach their specific gregarisn develop
ment We do not answer for the
truth Of all this natural history; but
when the natural history Of chignons
themselves is considered, it may well
be all true. In Russia the hair of them
is generally supplied By the peasant
women Of the Mordwines and the Bur-
lakes, near the Volga, who do a large
trade in it. When the Burlake goes
out to work in the spring, he perhaps
puts on a clean shirt, but he decidedly
never takes it of until he returns home
in the autumn. So says M. Linde-
mann, and be argues here is a fine
chance for parasites. We must leave
the subject with ladies' and naturalists,
but beg them to be careful whose false
hair they wearl-ATtbWr's Magazine.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
Is recommended by ali the leading physicians
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

The AMERICAN PIANO FORTE TRADE
An an item of interest to the thous-
ands of piano buyers In the northwest
we publish the following article from
the New York Tribune of Feb. 23d.
Twenty-Five years ago the number of
pianos made in America was exceeding
ly small. The workmanship OF these,
with few exceptions, was inferior to that
'0f Europe. Musical taste and musical
demand grew rapidly, however, and
American Inventors began to revolution
ize the old world theory Of piano stFuc-
ture. Tho value of the improvements
thus effected In the making OF pianos
has been admitted by the world Reuer+
ally. BY testimony of the most emil
nent musical professors, our own plan
oa aEe decidedly superior to those Of tsu-s
rope.
The annexed statement is founded on
the sworn returns under the Internal
manufacturers Of New Y YOrk, Boston and
Baltimore. Exclusive Of Baltimore, for
which we have no return of pianos, IL
will be seen that during the year 1866
there We're no less than 1885 pianos
made and sold by these fifteen firms of
three cities. The sales produced SO, ,1S4,-
O92 38, out of which sum was paid a man
ufaCturer's tax of S172,513 80. It is a
still more remarkable fact that the lead
ing manufacturer Of New y orlz and that
of Boston jointly realized by their sales
81, ,652, 40 80, while the other thirteen
makers combined sold to the extent of
81 ,53l 643. The two firms belonging to
New York and Boston paid, in fact,
more than oue-half OF the Government
tax collected. The following is the exc
hibit;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

INFLUENCE OF WIvEs.-It was not
all dream which made the wife of
Julius Caesar so anxious that he should
not 20 to the Senate chamber on the
fatal Ides of March aud had he COM
piled with her entreaties he might
have escaped the dagger of Brutus.-
Disaster followed disaster ia the ca
reer Of Napoleon from the time he
ceased TO feel the balanoe-Wheel Of
JOsephine's influence on his impatuous
spirit. Our own Washington, when
important questions were submitted to
him, often has said that he should like
to carry the subject to bis bedchamber
before he had formed his decision
and those who knew the clear judge
ment and elevated purpose Of Mrs
Washington thought all the better of
him for wishing to make her his coun-
sellor. Indeed, the great majority Of
men who have acquired for them
selves q good and great name, were
not only married men, but happily
married-both paired and matched.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

Gen. Grant on ReoonatElotion and
Suffrage


( The Western Christian AdUocate
has Washington letter from a rela-
tive and intimate friend Of General
Grant, containing the following state
ments:
The military reconstruction bill has
become a law The General of the
Army thinks 1t is the only salvation
Of the South. How necessary such
measure is Wlll-among many others
appear from the following facts which
have come to his knowledge. Under
the Presidents reconstruction policy
more than FIVE hundred murders aud
assassinations of whites and blacks
have been committed in the South by
ex-rebels, which have been officially
reported TO the General, ofWhom only
three. have been brought to justice and
are punished (2). One of these three
shot negro who detected him In
stealing horse. He was sentenced
twelve years to the psnitentiary for
boFse-stealing' and one for killing a
negro. How the President can har
mouiEa his veto message with these
and many other facts, IS more than
reason can tell. Gov. Orr, of South
caroline, Qa8 II several l1bO4ucc8, aG-
tempted to execute the law against
murderers and assassins, and he has
been warned that if he would persist
In Il, he himself would be assassinated. /
Is Il, then, not highly necessary that
some such measure as contemplated In /
the Congressional Military Recon- J
struction bill should az once be adopt |
ed 2 Justice, humanity, loyalty, COM
merce, agriculture, aud the peFpetuitJ 4
of the Union demand il.
1t has been reported Bhat the Gener-
al Of the Army is against universal suf- /
frage. Not q word Of 1t is true. On /
the other hand be is strongly for it,
He SAYS 10 is no longer a question of
policy, but a matter Of stern necessity. \
Universal suffrage is now demanded By /
the whole world. And let the United /
States no longer set the example Of 4
making color distinctive badge Of
suffrage. No, let the right Of man
hood assert itself every where; among
the blacks as well as the whites. Let
the negro be considered a man, and be
invested with the ballot, and you place
the means of his own protection and
elevation in his hands. Many other
he urges in favor of negro suf-
frage Well, then, let 1t come The
sooner the better God hasten it
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

g
JOIN ZTsCAs sustained 3y his nereg Hus
site warriors armed with iron fails carrie
on the war a2alE1st tile 155LHLheroE slglsTElun
with signal ability and success and tn
total loss OF his eyesleht proved no Obstacl
70 vieBoEies DEllgs ae e[oeIea ms solo1eI
to abandon his Botiy to the binds Of pEey
and to g0mWeEg his skin into q drum. Aecor
ding to tradition this latter Injunction wa
obeyed; and by the mere sound Of tha
ghostly instrument, great victories wer
wen.
LolWhere the storm Of HelFs leagued power
In groaning clouds Of battle lowers;
L4o! where che psnnonsof Grosierand Crow
Over our valleys Haunt and frOwn1
Stand IS a rock,
o little flock!
I God, and the soul OF holy Huss,
stllI aEaII uRaela and strengthen us!
Princes and llls1asesI what are they2
I WtnnOwed by Truths strong eaglepiniOn
Soaring aloft IN Chrisf's dominion,
They shall be swept as chaf away,
Stand as a rock.
little doalE w
with fiery zeal and iron VIII,
The blind old zisea leads US still.
Those earthly 0rbs Jehovah sealed
To III with cleaHeE lights from heaven,
Still, stlI survey tie battle aeld,
r Where goddess hosts, in panic driven,
slaal1 shock in EuiE wild and EstlI
Vain Is their hope. He is not dead
He leads who victory ever ledi
They comal they comeE
Bring forth the druaag
zooml Rat-a-tat
Zoom-zooml Rat-a-tatl
zoom! zoomI Zooml
standI by the F1esa 81 Him we eat
Whose Blood we drInlc-our rock and trust
5tandI by the Carfs's STfasse bleeding feet
Triumphant trod gath in the dust!
Taboritei Calixtine lprFThere come
Antichrist and his hordes % greed,
To spoil our land, strike GoElscfsnee dumb,
And bid afresh our E5aviOus bleed
stand ss q rock,
little hoeEf
Stern TabOr's chieftHln leads the van
His blind orbs every hero scan
Ehah g. she haA
rhfEhs sasu A
FAN on the butchers Of holy Huss!
God and old zisca war with u.s.
The foe-thay come; ;
Sound sound the drumi
Zoomi Rat-a-tatf
ZOem-zoomi Rat-a-tatt z-.-.
ZoomE zooml Zoom!
Zoomi Lo, the royal cheeks that blushed
Meath martyrs glance IN Council hushed,
BIanch at the blind old chieftain's call,
As back from stake and fiery round,
The shafts Of perhdg rebannd
To snaite that accuEsed Wllited wall.
Zoom-zoomI Lo, the vl1Itures and wolves
abhorred,
That feed on the chosen Of the Lord
They turned to fIy and CrosieT and Crown
In dust and gore are trampIed down!
ZOOuaI ZOom Zoom They strike no blow
They fy-they melt ike the sun-snnit sno wi
See the Ightnings Of blind Ziscas eye
Are scorching with wrath their shattered
ranks
The thunders of his avengtng cry
HurT panic upon their hying TANKS.
On, on to the shock,
little doe1rl
Let the bIood-stained hail
OF the iron fail
Drive foEtE4in shame froua cur fatherlaRd
Ty-rant and Antichr1st, hand In hand
q Hark, 1hagElE the eFy-- = FgEt.E 81
"a They sgt they -die}
Beat, beat with glory now the drum,
The drum, the blind cid ZiBea1s drr1n1i
zoom Rat-a-tati 2
ZoOm-zoom Rat-a-tatl
EOoml 1pen zsem
--q0Jdgg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

USE OF WINE. Prof. AfaE7z ID hia
evidence before the MassacbnseGts
LeGisiature COMMITTEES on the prohibf-
tory liquor law, said1ch he sthaifed with
JOY the efforls 20 e6ltiRlba grapes IA
this country, as be oonaid cred suoh oul I.
tivEtion one of the best FneHus Of max
ing a tempsrsnce pBpuiBfion; he ia OF
the opinion that Il disqualification was
more general there R6aId be no need
for prohibitory law He stated that
temperance societies had assisted ia.
importing pure wines into Norway, aud
that ip that country and ia Denmark
and Sweden intemperanoe had baen
greatly checked By the introduction Of
such wines and fermentsd Liquors
pecially beer. He had no doubt our
faeilities-espe peeially ID Ohio, Missouri
and California-Were as favorable for
Wine-groWing as those Of Europe, aud
that the pursuit might become a profit
able part of cur agriculture and COM
merce."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

From and amer NoEsmbar 1sth 1856, -Trains viii
leave In connection with All Western lines, as
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
schooI =. Il ITeFEl IT0fIoa.

HEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
A School Examiners o. Delaware county will
meet at TEaEPLAR- HALL, in she town OF Delaware,
on the FIRST and TtIrd Saturdays % March, the
Elrsti sep1ua and Third Saturdays Of APRIL the
Etrst saturday % Ha5, thoFOuft saturday Of sep
teTnbeFs the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of oo-
ioberi the First Second, Third and Fourth Stature
days q November and The First Saturday OF De-
cembGF.
They Will meet at the SCHOOL HOUSE,, in DEL
HI. on the Fourth Saturday Of April and the First
Saturday o. October and al the SCHOOL HOUSE
% SUNBgkH, on the Second Saturday Of May, and
the Third Saturday Of October.
CRnd dafea must present satisfactory testimo-
nlaIh 0f good moral character and the law re-
quirea, condition o. sBd1HinGtiOn, that each
Applicant for certificate SHAH ray fee Of 50
cents
No certificate is granted Laless the candidate is
'fquaiided 70 teach Az the bFanchss med IN the
law namely /. lUrth0grEphy, Reading, Writing
TArithnnatiCs g aogEaphFs Engiish Or amman and
possesses adeq uate knowledge OF the theory and
practice Or tenchiRF.'
Examinations win commence AZ 10 O'Clock, A
d. and will be conducted as FAR possible in
writing Zach candidate ia requested 70 bring
two sheets orcaD psper, and pencil and Q stamp
ed envelope dirsGted TO bimaelfs IA which the
Ssrtaeass awaFded will be mailed 90 him, or no
iios of failure.
Jan. Is, IssTsu. CLERK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
BROAD GUAGE SHORT LINE.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
3 broad GuaSe
RATLWAY!
Cincinnati, or UFbana. or Gallon, or
Mansfield, or Cleveland, or Cory,
or SRlamanca,
IN IN FROW


80 WASHINGTON CITY.
This is tbe only Route to the
Oil 3 gions of Pennsylvania /!
PASSENGERS who wish a Quick and Comfortable
Trip VIII appreciate the Smooth and Perfect Track
the Luxurious Day Cars, and Magnificent Sleep
ing Coaches, the Excellent Dining Haiiss with
pie time for Meals, and the PrOmpt Time and Sure
Connections Of the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
FaFe as LOt1 and Time as QssfeIs as by any
other Route
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks
No. 233 Broadway, New York No. Is State Street
and IS school Street, Boston Depot and Union
OIices, Cleveland No. 66 Clark Street Chict go ];
in Cincinnati, at No. so West Fourth Street n E.
cor. Broadway ana Front Streets No. 1l5 Vine
Street: al q. $. Mail Li0e Steamers landing foot
Of Vine street, and at New Passenger Depot Of the
CINCINNATI Hamilton Is Dayton Railway in Louis-
vile, az s. W. cor. Main and Third Streets, and %
Fourth Street, and az the Offices Of Connecting
Lines. D. MGcLAIfAS1N5 Gent Supt-
=. Il FULLER, Gen'I Ticket AGENT
llarI5'6T-1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

: iWiII-you who are suffering from Dyspepsia, Indi-
gesiion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cramp
and Pains fn the Stomach Cholsra-mOrbus, Dysen
terry and General -Bebility and weakness OF the
whole system-try but single bottle, we via
never urge you again, IL we Iatl In thls case Our
own knOWl0dge Of itsmerits, the united testt-
T1onv af All who have 6vertried It., the eneom.
iuns or hdndreds OF our own neighbOrB, your duty
70 YOURSELF and the bene edcial resultas certain IS
ID Just try one bottle q what we say is not c0r-
rect; C cur Is not statements concernig its won-
derful virtues are not found 10 be true, if you do
not say that the operation Of the medicine is
instantane e0us- and PeFfeGt.y wonderful, will
ronOunce- our profession as caterers to the pubic
health and retircfr0m the fed, admitting that
we are incompetent TO compound a medicinal prep
aration, which would be entitled 20 your conf
deuCe.
sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81 per
Bottle. --.
81 Sold By Druggists EveryWhere-
rsHr-rr -G. g. GlsAssA a Co. FTopriet0FE,
May IA ,1s684 -e0w. New Haven Conn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
BARBER SHOP
AND LAUNDRY !

a LEX. AUSTIN respectfully informs the citizens
"A. of Delaware, that he is sim ared to at
tend to ali their requirements in any department.
OF the bErbeFing profession. Particular attention
paid 70 Hair Dressing, G0l0riuR, &C. He also has a
Laundry where everything from a coarse flannel
garment TO the finest Ia handkerchief will be
washed and, done up in the most approved style
and with great care Al the most reasonable rates.
The patFonhgs Of the public is solicited Shop
under TsmplRr HALL
jan Is, i67-tF A AUSTIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

The following lines were sent with
a couple of ducks to a patient BY the
late celebrated DIR. Jenner
I've dispatched, my dear Madam, this
scrap of a letter
To say that Miss Wilson Is very much
better
a regular docter no longer she lacks,
And therefore I'Ye sent her a couple Of
Qtacks
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN WISCONSIN,
The Wisconsin Assembly has pass
ed, By q vote Of Eixty-three Co twenty
two, q resolution TO submit to the peo-
pie the question Of extending tho suf-
frage to women. There is 8 prospect
that It's Senate VIII agree 20 the roso-
luton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

A National Convention of the
French Canadians Of the Northwest
erR States has been called 10 meet at
Detroit. on April 1lth, to protest
against the establishment Of a mon
archical Government 10 the Canadian
provinces, 30 devise means 60 Illustrate
the treaoherous deaigus of t0ryism,
aud TO enforce the Monroe doctrine on
this continent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

Sir Walter Scott 10 lending a book
TO a friend, cautioned him to be puno-
tual in returning it. This is really
necessary, said the poet in apology.
"for though many Of my friends are
bad arithmetioians, I observe they are
good book keepers Z"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
Silver Ware I

A GOOD assortment OF PLAIN and Fanoy-Tea
"A nesert and Table Spoons and Forks, Butter
Knives, Pie Kives, Preserve spoons, Pickle FORKS,
Fruit Knives Napkin rings, 80, 70 solid silver q
the latest styles, selling as low IS goods Df Hke
qoality can be bought AyHWHERH, at No. B, VII
liams Block, By Ef .rI
Nov, I6'66H Q. Plat.
.fr.f 90 t--
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

Gould any thing be neater than the
negro 8 reply to a yonng lady whom he
offered Co lift over gutter, and who
insisted shat she vas too heavy 2 "Lor,
missus, said be, I'm used to lifting
barrels OF sugar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

EMANCIPATION IN RUSSIA. The
emancipation of Russian serfs is still
incomplete. According TO an othclal
return just published, thaTe we're at the
beginning Of the present year, 1860 =
40 peasants ssiH under obligation,
while the mum Der Of those who had
been freed from their Obligations up
To that date ia 58l0607.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

0ss Eaa PER YEAR we want Agents
SbloS61O every where 30 sell our IMPROVED
80 Sewing Machines Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five
years Above salary or large commissions paid.
ibe oxTY machines sold in tue United States FOR
less tFan $40 which are figlIy licensed By Hsl0e
TVEeeIer & Wilson, Gr0Usr ce Baker, Singer o.
and BacheldeT. Az other cheap machines, are
iagugsrqeqts and the seller or user are lt1bBe0
rest fne and Imprisonment. illustrated circulars
sent FREE Address, or can upon Shaw Il Clark at
Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago III.
June 1 '66. -IYi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29


To RENDER Walls IATPERvIoUs-
In q great many exposed sitaatiOns-the
rain. Dy violently beating upOn the
walls, viii penetrate them to a serious
extent, and, in course Of time, quite
unsettle the brick work For a rene-
dy, dissolve in two gallons of water
pound and a half of the best mottled
soap, and with a plasteTer's brush lay
the solution hot, but not ia a state Of
lather, on the outer surface Of the wall.
Allow this to dry for day or more
then dissolve in four gallons of water
half pound of alum, and brush it
over the soap coating These two
coats combine to form a varnish which
the rain cannot penetrate. Settled,
dry weather is the most favorable time
to perform this operation iSGHdassy
Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
Plated Ware.

A Splendid assortment OF Silver plated Table ware
~ in great variety also Spoons, Forks and Knives
OF the best quality. Goods in this line are sold
gle plate are not sold for double plate.
G. PLATF, Jeweler,
Nov II 66tf No. 3. u illiams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
Oasfors.

DICH SILVER PLATED, Brsakfas and Dinner
~ CastOrs IN great variety may be.IOund st No.
3, Williams Block. Also extra bottles for CastoFB,
In sets or single.
feb226Tu. G. PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

T a. x Il NOTICE.
nONAVTN g. STOUGH have the agency for the
~ sale Of Fogiesong & ArBOld's Hominy. Call, as
we can sell il at a less figure than you can pur-
chase elsewhere. nov2N 65
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
Petition for Divorce.

oatharina Norris, Plaintiff, Court o. Common
u. Ealaas, Delaware conn,
Joan Norris, Dsiendant. y, OHIO.
FgTHE defendant John Morris. whose residehes q
u unkRaWn VIII take noiiee that dsposilfons ir
this Retiou win be taken at the Post Once ia th
town 81 amanda, County Of Fairfield, ana STATE oi
Ohiol % the 10th day q April, A.. ID. 1857, be-
tween seven o'clock, A. M. and nine O'Clock P. y
ana the examination via be ad5ouFned from day
20 day thereafter.
CATHARIgE NORRIS, PitH.
By Jones & Ripple, her AAtys.s
hlar-z7, '6T pfS4 GOAT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

Mr.. Weevil having been out TO a
late ten-patry with few friends, upon
getting into bed ct A. d. hoists bis
umbrella. Mrs. w. pleasantly desires
10 know why be is making such a rid
icUloua ass Of himself2
Mr.. W. well, you see, my dear, /
expected a storm, aud ] came prepared.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
COFjs DYSPEPSIA crRRT

Has DO equal Ia ths world as remedial agent
THERE'S not preparation now known that IS as
certaln, speedy, and infallible IN its actiOn-Te-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

"0ood-night! q sweet voice laurhfng said;
And by the hope within. ma 1orns
I knew we only said good night
To meet again AZ morn.
"Good night one time ft softly said;
And by the heavy heart I bore,
7 knew full Well we said good night
Goodnight for eyermore,
{" All, sweet 10 was TO say good night,
When morning could our JOY restores
What grief to part beneath the stars,
And meet on earth no moreW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
n @ f. a. R E.E E 3 S
AND OTHERS

The subs0TibeF has q method OF
.PRESERVTNG APPLES,
for any length OF time required, that proves suc-
cessful. Farmers and dealers in Apples freq uent u
lose half their crop by r0tting, and this is an
important crop il is worth know ing how to pre-
serve them, which can be done with but little
trouble and at expense less than six cents per
barrel Be proposes to sell the receipt to any per
son for Five Dollars, which may be sent 10 money
or Post Ofice orders, by mail, at his risk, and he
viii send the receipt b y return mail.
N B. have preserved Apples BY my process
for two years Address GEORGE BROWN,
Box 543, Stamford Conn
Write your Name, Town, County and State, IN a
plain hand. mari 'ot-bWI-l
If You want a genuine article o. HALLS HAIR
RENEWER. 20 to D0NAVIN & POTWIN'S.
If it does not do represented. the money :. i'll
be refunded. Applied same as you would Hair
Oil.
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER, will color the hair
black. Genuine at
Jan. %. 81 IT, DONAVIN & POTWIN'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

"L am certain, wife, that am right,
and that you are wrong TIL bet my
ears on il" Indeed, husband, you
shouldn't carry betting tosUoh extreme
lanrths.n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

Is prepared By the originator Of The justly csls-
bfated Goes Cough Balsam. MF. Coo has never
prepares Inisdiciha1 article. for public and geneT
al use. but-what has stood the strongest tests,
and has always borne the palm Of victory over
oTery disease II has been certified to cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
MISeELLANE8US.

NOR sALF--A lot OF Shade Trees, Evergreens.
IN and fruit Trees, very choice. Also CuFFant
aud GOosebeTry Bushes, strawberry plants, etc
Enar15' '69-St HORACE ALLEN, South Delaware