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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14
Prospectus
Toaua EaAis Selett School

The School opens on the first Monday
Of September and closes in July.
Pupils are received into it from the age
Of FIVE years upwards.
The school is divided into two Depart
ments, each conducted by competent teach.
ers, the Select and the General De-
partment, tt enable such parents as are
less gifted with financial means, to give
10 their daughters 4 solid education, the
course Of instruction being the sams as
in the Select Department, simply not in
GLIDING the more ornamental branches and
sciences.
The course of instruction comprises the
english and german language, Orthogra-
ply, Reading, plain and ornamental Writ
ing, Grammar, Composition, ancient and
modern Geography, sacred and profane
History, natural Philosophy, Chemistry.
| Botany, Arithmetic, Book-k se2ing and &c
Morally all those sciences taught in Aea-
denies.
Vocal music and and plain needle werk
are comprised in the course Of Tuition.
The Lady Teachers Of the Institute Con-
slider it a sacred duly to watch with ma.
ternal solicitude over their youthful charge
guiding them by reason and sweetly and
| &enJly 1nSllllAnS INTO tnclE ucdItb u AONs
and relish for whatever is virtuous and
upright, ~cultivaiing their intellect and
judgement, imparting to them sound prin
ciplas, forming them to polite manner
and to every thing that can adorn q yount
lady and make her an accomplished an,
, useful member of society.
Il No direct religious influence 10 exer
:issd over the puyils, bu, for orders SAX
all must conform to The exterior regain
tons Of the school. .
For the beginning Of October the Instr
ass will Do prepared to receive boardsr
into the new and spacious building sreste
for that purpose, for the accomodation {
such parents that desire to give to thei
daughters a more thorough and 6nishs
~edusstion. The Boarders enjoy the benei
Of speeial care and instruction to turtle
heir improvement. Night aud day the
are watched over with maternal vigilane
Terms: payable in advance.
Board and Tuition; per session or the four
, part Of the school year $50,
Select Day-Sshoiars g.,
Scholars in General Department,
per month /,
"a Instrumental Music ct the Teachers
charges.
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(Gurttsans folst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14

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ssitiseH aunssaa.sl uss jsass iis6ta!i4ss
!aranlbsit. Der StrinsinHt. s%slittss. nsEss 10
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wissss sssstsn sne ~ tsstsris. istsss
Miilsissnsen sss g1ittsl itiRsy e~BispsslHesasse
iaitluttsilen.
In ans, II. e raai&sn, piss a sins etfArik
bee asbrauttm otsssytss (isatatssf) l~ntsssss,
aska anrsiiunssn fir 5uters:tsse nss @esssse
s~sdslsen, wsInss &c ale sias itatss &ss tts
IL asistruna aRtma. essx&itts,
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pes atnssissrs tn ssaeuns be Rsts,issl a sr
ben eeissnssn nisli6 ~ itin uns Die &6sraaie
wsl&e CT far nniadtsas AAIt. ~ ss,trtiss; 80
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den wrss. "a 20 ita niAts ishst nab FA 81
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HERMANN. mo.
YuHag 9adies
SELECT SCHOOL.

Ete e6sIs wirs an GaH gssasss In 6sI'
timber trbFRst.
3Sslinse usrsen sarin I'm AIssr ssn s Satrsn
uns taraetr auiBsnemmsn.
Die S&uIe ~ tn uwti astttilunSsn estseit,
Gle s~sivHeers unD tk eife Srsr aQesHsiae. isst
sen tsmrstentsR estrern asIeitst, um auG ten
rtaiesr 8smittsIsn @sItSfnhsit ~ ttstsn. ibfsn
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AneHabms Ger tlss linilifsR uHs laylriVitn
3msise gang ssrislte ID wis In Der bsIsneersn.
Ger ettytuts aft tie snelias uHs esuias
SyraHs In fG unr srlrsdt EA aabsEesm attr
i~rlasnst neutrality-suspicious., oils; Orttoara.
pti., Competition, Stitn, sinia& unr S6SRihEst.
len. @ran..naiit. altt nnr nsnr Geographic. BET.
| iiss una lspGhnlide1 Neifihie. MsAAsAhilsiasAiAt
Gt,mit. H0tanif. Mriibmttie. BuGtalluna urf
| u~ttrbaupl als ri'isntSsu UiHsnfaaitsH. pstHs tn |
| olHtr N~nllaiten 9stsert wsrfgH.
Geianssunt: rritt unp ttniaGc Nafarbstt int
int 9,briu's iubssriEsn.
Tte Qrtrsrtnnen res Snitituts Ettra&tsn e.
ais stns tsiIiar gE.ft. nit muuerliGsr gcrf&t
utsr itr. ustnrlinsn yFfa inss 30 wa&sn, Hs
rurh Bernunitlrinse ju leiten une tn thrtn
Ss,,n rur& listreiGe uns lanitc Grmasnunaen
4i.te sur 2ussnr unr gsnfl&af.ntsit ,u srWss
den, ibrs JdbiStsitsn ~ sntridsln. linen ssiunss
Wruneiate unr sin riftisss urtbeil 81. .,un6esn
UNI fe tpilGe NaniusH unc AQss 40 letreu,
ras cinsm junsen Grlutniimmtr jxr 3isEte se.
rsitt unf lie 40 eintm roltcmmtMen uRe nIsli
den Mitslisr Ter geitui6aii ma&t.
Rein sir,tter ~rslisiOier ginFu6 virs aui bic
3SBlinse sinee1Ebt. attr Ter DTsnune weatn
baten ID sus rem RsSsln rts Sn1jtuts ~ ia
gen.
M3;k M,f,n, cR.L., s,;SN III. ai,A,fL Lsrs;,
n itin, Scarrins S6Iler In las ei8ens III 3rtis
sr,i&ttte ntus unD ssrdumiss GbetGuee a~uiauEsh
men. CUR ACCOMMODATION rtrjsnisen Glttrn, wfl@t
, ibreu S0Gtern tme srunrlias UNI solsrsts Bill
hung ,u atttn wunintn. Die &cHi&Ilsr &C.
unterriGts. NM tbre GcrtiGritte 40 befSresrn. -
5os unr Na6t pirt atsr eitisIssn NIT mittsrIiEs
Sssf&t ssraAt.
SerinSuHStM
ilntssinsts 8Oraustsatluns.
8cR unr unterriGt per Quartal 5000
Sas-S6IIer ilr ee tSbtre &la1t SOC
S&aitr /. b. fe uesr a0Semstus Ats
tbsiluns. per Nonat LOT
, Snarumsntal Rult (BoreerunS fesR et. essrss
Il Grtras0ttIbrsH
!. SIR iransSFi&s spra&s, pr AnartaI $4,el
3stHnsn uni Walrn tn 0af.riarben.
81 per Guartal $500
Nalsn In Stlfarten $40,
Stiderei au' esinrane, 9um. Ssits,
iu gplr rrn Glitter, per Suartal 500
SinaliGe Sluns ~ ma&sn $40
Gltsrn UNI grrminrsr Usrptn tSFidR sriu&i
ibre 8natsn une 1S&ter isItf rn BSrFstsril
T Ter Annalt SOr,uftusn.
Ssiudfunefn tIr gitern In Ger Ha6taridait
n ron 8 ks Q llbr 8urmittaSs une sou q bts
ubr Na&mit,aes.
Bon uarn 3SsIinssn ,rirt untsstustsr @ss0'
lam, Wsib anD Auimsrfiamteit, Htinli&lett IN
!, t6fi4ss, anflnsiSts SetraS:n s%siorssrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14
DR.. A. Nasse
aasinissr agent De, ssrIamttn
Aespenisehsn Arzafiea

fur 5trmann uni umssatse
Die befperii6en MMti:T iebersNilr
leM.
Fne tit EGsraen 8silmitt.I seat7 talh Gittsr
uns batsn aauienesn 5silunS s.sstsn. prtis
nur 81. per S6a6tsl.
OaS befperiibe Eminent
tsilt Rtsumatismus, aus idubsrsn Stdrsn unit
Csrlseunssn unc iouts In esiar Gamilie i.bl.n.
prsis 25sts per Glaias.
OaS befperii16e 8aIfam
ID sin trcblri&tnpw 2otelttn Artittl, psrt.T.rt
BEN 1tint rtr Tamta. ssrtrtitt Scmm,rpruTtn
une aut 5aut 6sranrstnisunssn. Yreis 50ets
per 0laits.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14
MDbcln, WDbeln!

ItT UnisTlsl6nttt bat lcthen zine Itbr kuFl@t
UNI tti&t Ausmatl Don WSttln ron 81. 9cuis
srthIten NM tsatftitst ~tistiten ~ tilia.n
Yuiith 80 psstauisn. Gle tt .tx Scrttn Slublt
ionic ale Scrtsn slide, Srt1tntR, 8rmmoten.
u. i. N. fnr pets tti ,tm su fnrtn, rnr itins
pr.iis fun 10 nittria attslt. wit fe bier niratnes
,u Fnr.n fnr. e6maIts grrf, umr l6nsas
Ssrtaui 1T itin grunias. Dian toH,n,t uur
I~tsr,euss i& isItR.
GbrtRott6ciimanu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14
NOTICE

Taken up by julius Meyer aad pesisd
before c. Rabenau, a justice Of the pssss
in and for Richland Township in Gaseoaads
County, a stray msrs Ally. ofssrsei color,
supposed to be two years old, fourteen
and a half hands high, With little white
spots on the head aud leh kisd Leg ep-
raised at sixty dsllars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14
EXTRA cHAaGM.

French Language. per session % e4,O0
Drawing and painting in water %.
iours 800
Painting in Oil colours LOO
E~mbrosdering on linen. eloih, siik,
IN gold or silver 800
taking Of artificial flowers 400
Parents and Guardians are respectfully
requested themselves to present their
daughters to tie Lady Teacher.
Hours for admission from 8 to Q A. n.
and from 4 to 5 p. n.
Of ALL the pupils uneanditionsi dsci.
lity, diligence, oppiica,ion 10 ssIfimprove
naent. cleanliness and polite behaviosr are
required.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14

Aassm N,ssnaA usttitsrs.
1SurtR gu sinsm Giustssrun) }: m9at.n git
lstHs 1a1su III len @ss ssAtH isttHi"
(Rsine &ntUCst')
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sssnsti'
[Reins Gniror.)
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. (8stns GntIpsrt. Der 1eur;l MID arssrll&
since @tsts il.baf, ais iRa stn ,Stitn SINCE
bsrnsr " 8lIis tsnmt.)
5Ssitr GinssbOrner: .Eu Esnnsrs AassI
Sins rd NlUrse lei Dittblsu ibr ii ans ui,ta
utiIi {"
Gr1sr GinsstrrnH: .trili nrtl! Stu rcd
a'irSstt! - "a.
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t0uisIi9e Sasaanab 2stiesie ben Ga5s.
sslsitst ssn tsr ipanii&sa ssstsrans.
sSA, 900 Dollars im 0OsD suereew

ole II 3aSe 8s3D8sn.
0tw nm, vsretR aastslasa nHe als 9sfsTmAs
riUnen erttsili; ie nsr Die s56fsn pssiit tsjsth
'ir Eoublunsn unB aIs Ssrfsa GcIe xns ell
Der. sssaio iar ale stssissasssE&ssss ka. sss
faytss d &C., 1aniisss
10. L., 0au etssf, Ras Nesi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-12-14

sarsRs tah.n rhu: Cir athrn fir smR haissiani ALE 0sr.easst sMAs . ne
a Rev 20. sas ssasa Inr, Ss ~ a#hr aps Bshg iSAssa HsAa Ss 'd Hh l yM Ka fs "a 1 Sa 10 8 T 'nmaGtmr
mTs Bette susoaiummuen GuiGtunann uni gaAmen nit Nitsm Gasu sfsnn humn.
pubtr ale anprsws. Sir hsn tas rehk gutMum sen enmsnn ss unsasus tseida da..
MN
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No6et1tes aus Dentfe6lanb mmb
Der &dbtpeis.

Gssntsn une Ttiitnes far fitt isi&t a~titttart
3situns wslesn ~ stH sia Risasn Sseinsuastn
ssin&t ssH
g. Steiass Ia Nsw Sort.I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27


A F1HAsAa7r EURPBIsE--The Editors Of
this paper have the very pleasant fact to an
nounce Of being surprised by an informal
presentation on Christmas Eve OF beautiful
ard appropriate tokens OF friendly regard
from the eonpositors Of the Office. We take
special pride and pleasure from this little
episode as indicative Of reciprocal good VIII
from the auxiliaries 10 whom we are so
much indebted for our ability to serve the
public regularly and promptly with one Of
the handsomest papers in the State. Our
patrons scarcely know how much faey also
are indebted 20 the patient industry and
constant faithfaIness Of our employees for
the prompt coming Of their paper in al
weathers and seasons, and in all vlcissitudes
Of sickness, care OF misfortune. Often dur
ing the past tTelyemonth, when oar usual
arrangements have been disturbed by some
unfortult0us circumstance, have their I'M
gers been busy with the types from the set
ting to the rising ftlae sun and through the
long night have tofIed that cur friends
might at the usual time enjoy in comfort
and leisure the result OF their Iabors- It is
very pleasant TO say to those who have so
richly deserved It that we cordially wish
them merry Christmas and happy New
Year
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTs.-6. .
g. GRIsWOLD has on exhibition aud
sale, at Q. Platt's Jewelry Store, an
other choice selection, made by him
self, of English, French and Ameri-
can CHRoNO LITHOGBAPBs in the
highest style Of the art These pic
lures comprise Italian, Swiss, English
and American landscapes, fruit, figure,
flower and animal subjects, marine
views. &c, and are mostly erdct fac
similes of oil and water color paintings
by celebrated English and American
artists. Nothing more appropriate for
Holiday presents can be found, and
the attention Of all lovers of fine pic
lures is respectfully called to this col
lection.
Mr. Griswold will commence In a
few days the canvass of the town and
county for Marshall's tine line steel en-
graUiug Of Lincoln. This portrait is
pronounced by those most intimate
with the late President to be the Orly
satisfactory one yet produced, and is
sure not 10 be e.Ucelled, either as an ac-
curate likeness or work Of art, owing
to the want of available talent and
skill in this branch Of engraving, and
the great expense and labor attending
it. Testimonials as to all these points,
IN abundance, will be shown, from the
best authorities tB thjs country and
abr0dd A sample of the portrait may
be seen at Mr.. Platt's store
rgStf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

PEIlsoNAL.-We have been favored with
visit by our friend Hon. NEWTON HACKER,
a member Of the present Legislature of Ten
nessee, whois now visiting some friends in
this place. Mr.. Hacker is an enlightened
Southern gentleman, born and raised in
that section, and is a Jealous advocate Of the
Republican principles Of equal loyal suffrage
and national sovereignty which he believes
to be the only safe bases of reconstruction
We are glad to learn from him that by
means of Radical overhauling Tennessee
has been made a peaeeable, loyal and pros
porous State. Northern capital IS being in
vested in the loyal sections, and the secession
element has generally aequiesced in the
"baek seat" which it unqUestionably de-
serves and should retain until 1t has brought
forth works Of repentance and Unionism
sufficient to merit an invitation forward
Tennessee and Missouri are standing exam
pies OF the success Of government by loyal
men only, the rebels being at the same time
disfrancbised. 1t is, indeed, one of the mar
vels ofthe age that it should be deemed neces
sary at all to call upon unrepentant traitors
to help US govern this country or any part OF
it When there are not loyal men enough
In the country to govern it, we may as well
despair Of the Republic.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

VALUABLE IyvEssTIOS--Dr. BEssE. Of
this place, has shown Us the model of an
automatic or self-acting Water-Gate, on
which he has just obtained a patent. Tae
device consists Of a lateral gate swung on p5aa-
ions extending from the lower side into the
two uprights OF a frame which extends across
the bed Of the stream. Between the lower
side Of the gate and the frame is an aper-
ture sufficiently wide to permit the passage
ofthe water at an ordinary stage, but when
the stream rises In volume 10 raises a wooden
block which slides mp and down one Of the
upughts, and when raised by the water, lifts
a latch which at low water secures the gate
from turning. "A heavy wooden shan ex-
tends at right angles from the bottom Of the
gate mp stream, and as the water rises, floats
on the surface, thus gradually turning the
gate with the rise OF the water and widen
Ing the aperture for its escape in proportion
to the rise of the stream. In case Of an eX-
traordinary rise the gate turns clear over,
making way for the escape OF drift-WOod.-
We have seldom seen an invention appar-
entity better adapted to accomplish the pur-
poses for which it Is designed. It is simple
in construction, and adapts itself exactly to
the rise and fall Of the water, fastening and
unfastening itself as may be needed to
permit OF prevent its being overturned
The gate may be made useful not only in
fencing streams, but also fields which are
liable to be overhowed. In the latter case
succession Of gates Joined to each other
would be necessary. Farmers viii do well
to examine the model in possession Of the
inventor, DR.. Besse.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

70 REASONS Why every body should
buy their CroekeTy, Glassware, Table
Cutlery. Spoons. Children's Carriages,
Clothes WTiugers, DC, of J. s. cox.
1. You can buy any amount of Crock
cry you want.
?. You can buy one Teapot, with OF
without the cover.
3. You can buy one Sugar Bowl with
or without the cover
i. You can buy one Tea-cUp or SaU-
Ger.
5. You can buy one covered dish with
OF without the cover.
8. You can buy one Table Knife or
Fork.
Z. You can buy one Tea or Table
Spoon.
8. You can buy Niokle silver Spoons
that viii last twenty years.
9. You can buy Glass Dishes with or
without covers.
10. You can buy one Ever or Basin.
Il. You can buy Castors with or with
out the bottles.
II. You can buy any part Of a Lamp.
13. You can find the largest lot of
ChildFen's Carriages IN town.
IA. You can get ChIldren's Carriages
repaired.
10. You can have your goods deliver
ed In town free Of charge.
16. Farmers can have their CrockeTy
warranted safe home free Of charge
Il. Everybody get their goods at the
same prices.
18 You can buy for CASH only.
IS. All goods warranted as represent
ed.
20. Have got more Crockery and Glass
ware in store and for sale than IN
the balance of Delaware county
Delaware. o., Mar %. J. S. cox.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27
PREFERREl sPEcIALs.

I. O. O. Every member of Oh
entangy Lodge No. % Is earnestly re-
quested to attend the meeting Of the
Lodge on next Tuesday evening. Off
GERS for the next term BTs to be elected.
Other important business to be trans
acted which requires that MAJORITY
OF ALL THE MEMBERS BE PRESENT AT
THIS MEETING, Dec. 81, 1867. 1t ch A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EW CARRIER's ADDEEss.-Our Carrier VIII
Be promptly on hand New Years morning,
with his compliments for the friends and
patrons Of the GAZETTE, and a beautiful
Carrier Address composed for him by tall
ented young lady Of this city. The poem is
superior one and win be printed in style
Of which We modestly think the GAZETTE
JoB OFFICE need not be ashamed. We re-
specially request our friends not to forget
the Carrier Boy who studiOusly remembers,
and endeayorstO to faithfully serve them in an
seasons. A quarter or so viii make his
heart light and yours none the heavier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

The Centralia CIil-) Sentinel says an adver-
tlsement of Richardson's Corn shelIer was
inserted in a paper published In Buenos
Ayres, South America, at a cost Of one hun
dred dollars in gold. The venture soon prov
ed a good one, and bore its legitimate fruit.
Several machines were ordered, which have
given such good satisfaction, that an agent
in New York has recently negotiated for
one hundred machines, to be shipped as
soon as possible for the South American
market, making nice little transaction Of
over 1000. such simple facts tell their own
story without comment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

FRAME HOUSE AND TWO Lors FOR
SALE IN LEWIS CENTRE.-House well
finished and painted = story Is by 50
good fence around premises. well Of
good water, good location for shoe store
or shop for manufacturing, for particu-
lars enquire of J. HPPLE Real Es-
tate Agent Delaware 0. n39, pm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

Persons wishing TO purchase goods will
consult their own interest by examining
the immense stock at S. P. & J. J. SHUR's,
before buying. The large amount of goods
handled by their House gives them advau-
tages in buying not enjoyed by any small
buyers in the country, and enables them to
sell their goods Is to 20 per cent. less than Fuy
CASEY institutions can, who buy their goods
of second hands. ie2I-Ips-tf Iu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

NEWS DEPoT.-Messrs. G. B. Guthrie
and L. n. Van Horn have associated
themselves in a partnership for the pur-
pose Of keeping a first class News De-
pot Their establishmet on Winter st.
East Of Main, VIII be found always
supplied with the latest papers and is
provided with a comfortable reading
room. Give them a call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

We arc doing our utmost to have
BOOTS AND SHOES suited to the mar
ket, both as to quality and price.
You will fnd US, as usual, lst shoe
store south of Mendenhall's corner,
next door to Shur's. Please call and
see what VIC can do.
aug2tf J. A. BROWN.
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IcosnlUS1cArED.J
December Iltb, 1877.

December l4ths 1857.
EDITORS DELAWARE GAZETTE;
CENTI4E1EEN Permit me, through your
paper. to acknowledge, by the promptatten
ton Of the local and Special Agents Of the
d8tna Insurance Company Of Hartford, Ct,
full payment of the Insurance of said Com
pany on my Dwelling and contents, in Cen
UerviIle, Delaware County, Ohio, amounting
to $500 which is this day settled. The loss
took place on the night Of the 7th inst.
viii just say that, in the midst Of trouble
and loss, it is a pleasure to do business with
such gentlemen as the -Etna Company en-
ploys. J. w. ACKERsoN.
Policies issued by JAS. EATON, Delaware,
Ohio.
p. S.-Said assured would further say that
his loss on his stock in trade, Insured by the
Hartford Insurance Company, has been full
ly and satisfactorily. settled, and all that
have said respecting the IEtna Agents viii
fully apply to the Hartford Agents
Jas. Eaton is Agent Of said Hartford In
surance Company for Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

For THE SICK CHA8IBER.-Bed Pans,
French and shovel shape; Chair Pans
and Air tight Chambers; UrinaI Bottles,
for Males and Femaless Spit Pots and
Spit Cups. Sick Feeders and Foot
Warmers. For sale by
dec20, Pm J. s. cox.
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II DTCKTNs0W & son.

have been and are receiving a good as
sortn.ent of watches clocPs iawaIrv
: ~ e'1l9 u .'.l II J'OeAs' JS"elIy y
forks, tea spoons, butter knives, &c.
Persons wishing to buy will do we'll to
call and see. They viii take special
pains to suit persons with spectacies.
No 80, Sandusky Street.
n38tf B. DICKINSON q Son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

J. 7. HARCoURT, CoIpOrteur Of the
American Tract Society, No. 2 Williams
Block first floor up stairs-) Has q
variety Of new and attractive publica-
tlons, suitable for Holiday Presents, at
low prices. Call and see or send orders
for them. 1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-27

COLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
The design of this institution is to i'm
part a sound Business Education, by
giving special attention to Book-Keep-
ing, Pennmanship. Business Arith-
metic, Commercial and Law Cores
pondence, scholarships issued at Co.
lumbus, good throughout the Union
More situations furnished by our as
sociation than all others. Send for
circulars and specimens of Penman-
ship. E. K. BRYAN & Co.
dec13 67-1y
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SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
RETURWg

The subscribers having received
nice variety OF Holiday Books, offer
them for sale at as low prices as can
be afforded. Please call and examine
for yourselves. No. 80, Sandusky st.
n38tf b. DICKINSON & Son.
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some one who sent us an anonymous com
munication in reference to usury VIII
please observe that we never publish con
tributions Of which the. authors name is not
made known to us.