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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,

A positive and specific remedy for Diseases OF the
Generative Organs, Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, and
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SECOND EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON TODAY

A Scheme to Complete the Washington
MOnument-The National Banks to
Furnish the Funds-Relnter-
ment OF Our Dead Heroes
How a Freedman
Did Not Talk Poll
tics with Gen.
Grant, Etc.
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Brig ]. B. Kirby, from Orchilla.
Schr Minnie Repplier, frOm Barbados.
Schr DAuntless, from Porto Rico.
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eSr sS1 2 NJ NJ wheaton, Wheaton, Norfolk j. c. Scott
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
n WhirlWind, 9eer. Providence
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MEMORANDA

Steamship p Hunter, Rogers hence at Providence
25th inst. - A.. ...
Barque Storm Bird Schiller. hence Tor Antwerp,
was spoken Dec 4, lat 49 90 long ~ zoOs -. No. -
Brig Eurus, Yates. hence was peio" ~ 0oS'oA yea'
seSyy'A A. A. Andrews Kelley, hence. at Fall River
2bth lnsf; ,,roa CIordan from Provinoetown for
PbladeIpha (Defore repor'euh remained Al newport
241h Inst shaw Reeves. for Philadelphia, sailed fom
Scbr y. ~ 25th Inst.
ProyidenM Maby. Crocker. from Boston for PhIladel-
echI Styew York yesterday.
phlab E II Allen. Risley for Philadelphia cleared
q tBSS BSStGcn q Hill ohsesemAn for Philadelphia sailed
nom Providence 2eth inst.
TBY THLHaRAPHI
SAN Francisco, Dec "a - Arrived. ships Derby,
from New York; X Redon from London; OalabRr and
Anne Mary from Liverpool aud CLARA r. Sutel, from
Calais Cleared, National Eagle tor New York, with
1000 tons OF wheat and $40 tons OF hour,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YoRR, Dec. "a 7--Arrived. ship American
EnKle. Moore. nom LOnoOn.
BaTaue Ellen. Murphy from NeWcAAtles
Brig Agnes, AiedenRuTg from RIO JanelEa
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1O sh ocean on.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES rod
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 8. Third stre
BEFORE BOARDS.
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EUROPEAN NEW s.
Progress OF the AbyssInian War.
What Prince Salm-Salm Has to Say About
the Death Of Macmillan.
Ete., Eto- Etc, Etc., Etc, Ets.
THE ABYssINIAN WAR.

Exploration OF the British Ex xpedItIOnary
FOIce-The Want OF Water-ReihfOrce-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-12

CONFEDERATE NUMBERS IN THE
WAR.--An abstract Of the returns ofthe
. Confederate armies shows that the great
est number of soldiers of all arms and
ranks on the rolls at any one time was
$4,000 the greatest number present
for duty at any one time was 800, ,0OO and
/ then only for a brief period, besides
few thousand rangers and bushwhaclz-
ers- At only three periods did LEE, 8
army number 100000 present for duty.
When MCCLELLAN with 147,OO0 men
feared to advance toward Manassas,
suppOsing the enemy had 15o 600 men,
their actual force was less than 10000
When Mcclellan reached the pef1in-
sula and was held in check at York
town by Magruder with what he sup
posed to be the whole. rebel army, Ma
gruder had barely $4,000. When he
reached the Chickahominy with over
100, 900 men, and feared to advance be-
cause he estimated the enemy's force at
over 200,0d0, they had but AZ, 900, which
was increased in May to $1,000. When
Meade reached the RappabannOclz af-
ter Gettysburg with 50, 900 men, Lee
had but 45 600. This was when Hal
leck was directing operations, and he
forbade the offensive, In October,
when Meade had had 10000 and Lee
$4,000, Meade was driven back within
sight Of Washington.
There are many figures in these re-
turns which will be found more inter
eHting, historically, than gratifying, to
military pride. Ia spite of our pre-
pouderance of numbers the rebels gen
orally managed to be strongest at the
point OF attack. Our triumph was not
achieved by military genius in the COM
mRnders, but by the patient ndurauce
and most lavish sacrifice of the men,
and by an expenditure Of means as if
the national resources had no limit
Cincinnati Gazette.
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! Confound your gaping look of inno-
| cence! Do you see this ?'' he cried, ex-
/ hibiting a crushed letter, which he kept
{ clenched in his hand. '+They are mar
/ ried by this time, and your villainy has
1 so far succeeded: but the triumph shall
not last long. I viii hunt the scoun-
( drel and his contemplate accOmplics-
/ yes, yOu-thrOugh every law court in
/ Europe; I viii publish his infamY in
/ every newspaper, and proclaim it to all
| the world You shall not escape me
you shall not 70
The mailman shook his fist in my face,
and glared at me like a tiger; but, stag
gered as I was by such revelations and
/ accusations, I nevertheless made one
more attempt at a protest. Your
nephew I began.
'.BFy nephew - he yelled, 'sdo you
think that reptile is my nephew No,
my fine keeper, I am no longer your
dupe; can see now through your shall
low shammings and order You TO leave
my house. Do yoH hearf leave It in
stantly, or wild bid nay servants kick
you out" he cried, pointing to the door
as he spoke.
hesitsted; Fate seemed too cruel. I
felt that the smallest justi6Ca tiOn or eX-
PLANTATION would lessen my misery; but
before sound could pass my lips, he
had raised his hand with the savage
menace lone word more and give the
order"
There was nothing for me but to re-
treat, and retreat I accordingly did from
the room and from the house, leaving
instructions with the servants to send
my belongings 20 the railway station
that station from which had driven
only few days before with such pleas
uraole emotions and ambitious hopes.
Mr.. Merrick'B unexpected reading OF
the case had indeed brought my wrongs
to a climax. 1T was not enough to have
been the tool, the dupe, the catspaw Of
one believed my best friend; / was al
so to be stigTnatized as the confederate,
the paid agent of plot of which was
the principal victim. Truly I had
reached the summit of human wretch
edness.
The whole of the scheme which Miss
(Or Mrs.) Bella so obligingly called
harmless stratagem, j" unfOlded itself
by degrees to my minds eyeS and,
struggle as I would, could not Danish
the thought of how the designing pair
must have chuckled over my credulity,
and watched with malicious amuse-
ment my unremitting devotion to the
aVuncular conquest. The last drop of
bitterness had been poured into my
cup; a lifetime of experience had been
crowded into the space Of a few days,
and swallowing my humiliation as best
/ could, ] returned to London-a wiser,
if not better man.
1t is scarcely necessary to add that
long before the return of the bride and
bridegroom, Mr.. MerriCk had resigned
himself to submit peaceabJy to the in
evitable; and nothing more was heard
Of the terrible vengeance destined to
Overtake Fred Clayton and his guilty
acco ouaplice.
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Without q Word.


The clouds parted to show the moon,
At nine Of a night in the heart Of June,
Just as I leaped on the garden wall
To answer the gentle Kats's soft call.
over her forehead, winter than wax
Over her EEesSes, 1a1rer than usLLs
Purest and softest the m0onbeaIns feQ,
As though they loved on such charms e
dwell.
Her cheek in her hand had sought repoEe,
As a lilly were folded over a rose;
Her scarlet lips had 1rembled apart,
As ifsWeeb thoughts erept up from her heart
And her shy bright eyes, with their blue
bell tnge,
Hid themselves under their golden fringe,
So she leaut gI1inst the moss grown stones
The bOnu1esb Iassie you ever have known.
The tale of my love must be told that night,
Could but fashion my speech Alright:
Aiy brOnzed cheek burnt, and my heart heat
loud,
And I wished the moon back under her
cloud;
Never word would come into my head,
So stopped and gave her kiss instead,
"A moment she struggled her lips tOfnee,
Then with sob, she gave them up to me.
over my soul crept a holy ycalm,
And our hands were meeting palm TO palm,
And as 8 bird that had found her nest.
Her fair head dut6ered down on my breast.
And I knew, by the tarOb Of the heart I
heard,
I had won my darling without a word.
For wherefore hath Love a need for speech
While the eye can pray and the cheek can
-AorU Kyle Dallas
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Summer IdyL

Meadows flowers, fair and sweet,
Can You feel the gummer2
Can you hear her dainty feet,
Coming softly, light, and fe6t9
VIII ye not Outrun herr
Spring up, white-anemone,
Graceful as a court lay;
Ring, ye hare-bells, merTily,
Hyac3nths stand cheerily,
She wiz greet you, may be.
Blushing red, rOse-camp fair,
Like a rustic beauty,
Hides behind the maiden-hafr,
While veronica, the rare;
Opes blue eyes from duty.
She is coming, is our queen,
SOfteSt breeZes shall wait her:
Palmy bOughs of freshest green
Waves where 'er her robe is seen,
Little brooks bring laughter.
Every joyous scent and sound
Rises swift to greet her;
E'6n the dull insensate ground
Shares the fragrance all around.
Let US go and meet her.
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Stone Wanted.

WyHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WANT
500 Great Perches of good building stone,
to be delivered as fast as needed OEI the Court
House lot in the town OF Delaware-the size
and quality of which stone may be ascer-
tanned by calling on the County Auditor.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
the Auditors Office until Thursday, the 25th
inst. at one o'clock p. m, for furnishing the
above named amount of stone.
By. order of the Commissioners.
July 8, '67-3t, q. NEIL, Auditor.
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NOTICES.
SettIement of Fgtateg. e.

FTTHE Accounts in the following cases have been
A filled ia the Probate Court for Delaware coun-
tF, for settlement and the same have been set
for hearing the 2Tth day O. July instant for final
settlement, TO wit
I. James Beggstt, admr. OF Amos Carr, decd.
2. A. G. Byers, Guardian Of b Newton q. BysFs.
3. Stephen L. Eaton, admr. Of A. II. G. Elliott,
deed
4, Daniel TaudemArk, guardian OF Ann Perkins
ana others
5. Wilson Jennings, admF- OF Benz. Jennings decd
6. Read Let's, adnr, Of Mary IdtZen 1urg, decd.
Z James Faris, Guardian Of Presley s. Cunning
ham, and others
Lew 3. Sherwood Guardian OF Emma and
Mary Sherwood.
@ RoHn B. Carpenter, Guardian Of Medora and
Orlando Carpenter.
10. james s. Lawrence, Executor OF James law
renee, deed,
II. E D. Van Sickle Executor Of Wm. G. Van
Sickle, decd T. ". POWELL,
July 5, '67-3t. Probate Judge.
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Wood Wood !! Wood II!

CGEALED Proposals will be received. at the Audi
- tors Office until one o. clock P. N. on
THURSDAY, JULY 18th 1867,
for the delivery Of 40 cords Of feet Wood and 10
cords oil Is inch Wood, for the Of the County
Offices. THIS wood to be cut from the bodies Of
green trees, and from one or all Of the fol lowing
kinds of timber, to wit Hickory, Sugar tree and
Beech and to be corded, full measure, on the
court house and Jail lots, before the 18th OF
September next. G. NEIL,
June Is, 1867 st County Auditor.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
~ the Auditors office until the Ist day OF
August next at one o'clock p. m, for build
ing the stone work and superstructUEe of a
bridge across Big Walnut Creek at BOyd's g
crossing above Sudbury.
Also, for the stone work and superstruc-
OStraud6r.
Plans and specifications for the stone work
of these bridges may be seen at the Audi
tors Office; but plans for the superstructure
must be furnished by persons making the
proposals. The stone work to be let by the
great perch Of 25 feet, and the superstTucture
by the foot, lineal measure. By order of the
Commissioners. @. NEIL,
July 1S5TW4. Auditor Del. Co.
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School Examiners Notice.

THEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
GG School Examiners Of Delaware county viii
meet at TEBIPLAR HALL, in the town Of Delaware,
on the First and Third Saturdays Of March, the
First, Second and Third Saturdays OF April, the
First Saturday Of Nay, the Fourth saturday OF Sep
tember, the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of Oc-
tober, the First Second, Third and Fourth SatuT~
days Of November and the First Saturday Of De-
cember.
They will meet at the SCHOOL HOUSE, in DEL
HI. the Fourth Saturday Of April, and the First
Saturday Of October and at the SCHOOL HOUSE
in SUNBURY, on the Second saturday Of May, and
the Third Saturday Of October.
Candidates must present satisfactory testimo-
nials Of good moral character; and the law re-
quires, as a condition U5 examination, that each
applicant for a certificate shall ray a fee of SO
cents
No certificate is granted hliess the candidate is
stqualided to teach the branches med in the
law namely OrthOgraphy, Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Geography, English Or amman and
possesses an adequate knowledge Of the theory and
practice OF teaching -
Examinations will commence at 10 O'Clock, A.
II. and will be conducted as far as possible in
writing. Each candidate is requested 70 bring
two sheets Of cap paper, and pencil and stamp
ed envelope directed to himself. which the
certificate awarded will be mailed to him,
tice Of failure.
;. S. CAMPBELL.
Jan. 25, Iss7.~tE Clerk.
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NO. 16.

people attacked as unjustihably as the
MeXieans, could not be expected to
court new ana perpetual dangers by a
foolish elemeECy towards one who had
shown himself in the most deliberate
manner, their persistent enemy.-N p
Post.
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Notice

A PETITION was presented to the commission
~ ers of Delaware County, at their June session
1867 asking the Incorporation Of the Village of
Eden which petition together with the papers are
now on ile in the Auditors Office in said county
and will be heard and acted upon on the first
/ Monday in September 1867, at said Auditors Of
| fee in Delaware.
! Persons interested will govern themselves ac-
| cordingly. A. WHEELER, Agent
June 7, ,'67 6wt for Petitioners.
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Notice.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the Delaware b
~ Columbus Turnpike viii present q petition 70
the Commissioners OF Delaware County, o. at their
next session, asking for permission to take pos
the Columbus and sandusky Turnpike as lies be-
tween Delaware and WorthingtOn for the purpose
Of constructing thereon Turnpike.
June q, 96I-IH
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Sheriff. Sale.

Grattau B. Cave, Plaintiff, I TN pursuance Of the
rs. u COmman ds Of an or
Wilson McCarty, e. al der OF Sal issued from
Defendants, the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Delaware County, Ohio and 70 me direc-
ted, shall offer for sale al public veDdue. 81 the
door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Delaware
in said County, on
The 9Th day Of AUGUST, A. D., 1867,
at 2 O'Clock, P. ", the following described Real
Estate. to wit Situated in the County Of Della
ware, and state OF Ohio and il Sec. 1, Township T.
Range IS h being the undivided half Of the follow
ing described tract OF land in said section. Be-
ginning at tn center or the State road leading
through Berlin Tp., 70 the Town Of Delaware, il
the center Of Alum Creek, eastWardlg parallel with
said road to Ash stump !; theuce n 90 degrees
F. 3 rods 20 the center Of Alum Creek, thence
sOuthWardly and down the Center OF Alum Creek.
to the place Of beginning. Also the undivided
half Of another track Of land in said section. be-
ginning in the North side Of the state road
rods south east OF the corner Of land formerly
owned by Henry Robson, adjoining on the north
side Of the State road, thence n E. at right
giles with the road (9) rods, thence east 70 the
center Of Alum Greek. thence down aid creek to
the center or the other State road, thence to the
place Of beginning. Supposed 70 contain four a.
acres in ali.
JEO. ". LADD, Sheriff
JuIy5, ,75T5t .spf $40, 50 and Master C0m5r.
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RESOLUTION

Relative to an amendment of the Constitu-
ton providing for the extension OF the
elective franchise.
Resolved By he General Assembly o. The State q
Ohio (three-1fths OF the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto), That it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors Of this State TO vote, at
the next annual October election, upon the ap-
proval or rejection of the following amendment as
substitute for the first section Of the fifth arti-
Gle of the Constitution Of this State, tO-wit: Every
male citizen Of the United states, of the age oi
tventy-One years. who shall have been resident
OF the state year next preceding the election
and Of the county, township, or ward in which be
resides, such time as may be provided by law,
except such persons as have borne arms in support
Of any insurrection or rebellion against the Gov
ernment of the United States, or have ded from
their places Of residence TO avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof, or have deserted
the military or naval service Of said Government
in time Of war and have not subsequently been
hOnorably discharged from the same, shall have
the qualifications Of eleetor, and be entitled e
vote at all elections.
ed. A. PABROTT,
Speaker or the House OF Representatives.
ANDREW G. MoBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April o, 1867
April s, 1s67-6m.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
CONSTIT UTTON
THE STATE OF OHIO,

THE STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. !
I william Henry Smith, Secretary Of state of
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the fol-
lowing is true copy Of joint resolution, passed
BY the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, on
the 9Th day Of April, A. d. 1861, taken from the
original rolls on file in this of1ce.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscrib-
ed my name and afixed the Great Seal
H. 81 Of the State Of Ohio, at Columbus, the
9th day Of April, A. D. 1857.
WILLIAM henry SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
Frederick Jaeger, Pltf. ? IN pursuance OF Lhe
us commands Of an Order
Wm; s: Clymer and Y. q sale issued from The
C. Cox, Delta, Court Of Common Pleas Of
Delaware County, Ohio and to me directed, I shall
offer for sale AZ public vendue At the door Of the
Court House in the Town Of Delaware, in said
c0anty, on the
18th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1857,
at I o'clock, P. N. the following described Real
Estate, to-Wit Estimated in the county Of Del
aware, and State Of Ohio, and being and kuO Wn
and designated as the Easterly part OF Lot No 20
in quarter Township No. in Township No. 3,-or
Range Is United States Military lands and des-
cribed as follows Bounded on the East by Alum
Creek, on The South by the county line between
Franklin and Delaware counties, on. the West by
lands owned by Green McIlvain, and the North
BY lands owned BY Lysander Taylor, and contain
ing % 4 acres more or Iess-
Appraised at IS III %,
JNO. ". LADD, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
June IA, '67-pis9 .0O-ht
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Gf A NJ
- q . q =

actually has choice variety Of goods which be is
selling at the very lowest prices that can be az
iorded, IL hardly pays him to publish ths fact
Therefore we have
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R0gH NO

it best 70 simply invite everybody to call and ex-
anime our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere and say but little in regard to our abil
itY and determination to make it advantageous to
those who are not
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The 9Th day Of AUGUST, A. D., 1867,
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

Sheriff's Sale In Partition.
Flora WigtOn, by her Guar dian, IN pursuance
Aorrilia H. Gillett, PITTS 4 Of the com
Mary Jane Ward and others der Of Sale is
,a5si geIeaaa9ts 45,s =, sued from ,,l the
and 10 me directed shall offer for sale at public
Vendue, at the door Of the Court House in the
Town Of Delaware, In said County, on
The 9th day of AUGUST, A, D., 1867,
at 1 O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described Real
Estate, to wit "Situate in the township Of
and beng the Undivided half Of lands lying in
Township Range II u, S. 81. Survey, beginning
at Ash tree at the n. ". Corner of Lot Is IN
county read thence south 45 degrees West along
sad lot line 81 and 1S100 poles to post and stone
by a sugar and beech; thence South sS degrees
40 seconds east 159 77-100 poles TO post and
stone in little Walnut Greek by sugar tree at the
S. VI. Corner OF Ben janin NeWberry5s land :
thence North 2S degrees east alon said berry's
west line 10 poles to post in County road in the
North line Of Lot No. thence west long said
lot line 20 links to the CorneFaOf Thomas WigtOns
land, thence South IS degrees west 231I poles 70 a
post at the 5. Il, Corner OF said WigtOn' n's Ian d,
then west with his line 90 7S-1OO poles to
an apple tree at said WgtOn's S. W. cor
ner thence North 20 $40 poles to a post and stone
at the N. ". Corner Of meeting house lot thence
South Is poles to a post and stone, thence west
along the line 90 S6H-l0o poles to the place Of be-
Also, So acres of land adjoining on the east
being ali the lands sold by John Rogers to William
WlgLOns De4ng IN All 15z ana 10 poles OF iand eX-
ceptng 20 acres in the GoFthWesterly part Of Lot
No. 8, sold by said William Wigton and wife to
George ". Emerson by deed dated March 18th
1868, leaving 132 acres and IS poles Of land Of
which the said William WlgtOn died seized and
which was occupied BY him as a homestead at the
time Of his death.
Also In Lot No. a in the town Of Olive Green.
Said I32 acres appraised free from dover at
$1,000, Said In Lot appraised free from dover Al
$50.
Terms Of Sale.-1< cash in hand, 3< in one, 4 in
two years, Deferred payments 20 be secured by
mortgages on the premises.
JOHN ". LADD, Sheriff
July 8, '67-5t pfsI6, so. OF Delaware Co. o. r
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nAINTs, Oils, Varnish, Cottage colors. Brushes
y Paint, Sash, Scrub, Shoe, Horse brushes
WhiteWash, Heads &c. &c.
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Rianos and REeIodeonl

DOTH Of Boston and our own sInanufacturs, al
LBWaya on hand at J. LATIAEER'S MUSIC STORE
December So 1855
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the Furnishing Goods line Of
TALLMAN, HELLER & WATKINS,
One door North Of Williams & Latimer's Block,
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q to 5O Per Cent. Cbeaper.

Ilan any OLneF EuDIIsneTs.
All Life members Of the A. B. s. can receive
their Rnnuitias at the DepOsitary, O, PLATT,
June IA, ,'67-n. Dep6aitary D. @. B. S.
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majority Of thoss who read nsWBpapers never even
give hasty glance At q business advertisements,
and ia
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MISCELLANEOUS,
DELAWARE COUNTY
BIBLE SOCIETY !

Depositary No. 3, Williams Block.
fTHE Society has recently received an addition
II to It's STOCK o. Bibles aud Testamenta, and the
assortment is now very full from the smallest
pocket edition to Imperial QuartO-in all styles Of
binding Also the scriptures in Hebrew, Latin,
Greek, German and other languages and French
and English and German and English Testaments.
Remember that the publications OF the American
Bible Society are correct in translation, are
better bound, aud are sold az