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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
During 1867, and 1868,
Will Continue to visit

The following places, on the
following dates of each and every
month, viz
Headquarters, Detroit Michigan.
Office and Laboratory No. 3
and 4 Fishers Block, Wood
ward Avenue.
Wooster, American House. 5tb
and 9th of each month.
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1th and 9Th Of each month.
Columbus, Neil House, 9th and
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24th, 9th, 28th, 29th and 3Oth
Of each month.
jackson, Michigan goth Of each
month.
Ann Arbor, Gregory House, 21st
OF each month.
Kalamazoo, Burdick House. 18th
and 18th of each month.
Marshall, Herndon House, 10th
of each month.
Battle Greek, Kellogg House
18th of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel
each month, 25th and Goth.
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OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE,
New YORK. Sent. 8, 1867.
Henry Clay Dean, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

BUTTER.-As you spread the golden
let one Of your Chatter boxes read
aloud a definition of butter, by the or
ator of green grass: "The aroma of the
mellihuOus clover-felds, the exquisite
nectar Of new-moWn hay, collected in
glowing globules, like sparkling dew
drops on the petals IF May roses by
fairy hands that are never soiled bY
dirt and offensive odoFs; and the delio-
ious essence is impailed in an atmos-
phere as sweet and pure as ether, and
wrapped in a napkin IS clean as the
Unsullied snow drift
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25
DENTISTRY Y.
TEETH EXTRACTED BY THE USE
or NARCOTIC SPRAY.

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peot TO any ia this place or vicinity.
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end all kinds Of the most dilGult appIanoss made
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h CO. Variety store, Delaware, Ohio.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

MISSOURI LANDs. .-I5, 600 acres choice farming
AA and Timber lands, in South Western Missouri,
81 81 25 Per acre oash) in lots 70 suit Ttle per-
city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

blade Of grass, a simple flower.
Culied from the dewy lea
These, these shall speak with touching now
or change and health 20 thee
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

ARswER TO A QUEERX.-No. Sir
isaac Newton was not called "The
Laughing Philosopher" until he diseov-
cred grRvisY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

S1OADAY MADE BY ANY ONE,
with my Patent Stencil Tools. I prepay samples
free Beware Of infTingers. Ny circulars will
explain, Address A. J. PULLMAN, Springfield,
Vermont
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25
our soIdier
Practical Joking in High Life.


The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
donGlobe writes " Practical joking, l
had thought. died out long ago In all
decent society but, if newspaper are
fo ia beIieved-a thing Of which I am
NOT AZ an eertain-(I speak, of course,
0DIv of those of France and the rest of
fbe eontinent)-it still hOurishes in
the highest society of this country.
Here. for example, greatly condensed,
Is a story find in one Of the journals
of Paris: A distinguished party we're
a fortnight ago the guests Of the Mar
duis de Ca, In the chateau Of -, in
fheneighb0rhoOd of Trouville. The la
dies of the party being bored, resolved
somewhat uBgratefUlly, in order to
amuse themselves, to play off joke on
their host. So one night they placed a
quantity Of -four between the sheets Of
his bed. At his customary hour the
marquis retired TO rest, but the strange
substance astOnished hTEH, and he
jumped up. He found himself as
white as a miller from head TO foot. A
few moments reflection convinced
him that be was the victim of a trick.
He cody rang for bis valet, made the
man serape him and wash him and
change the sheets. He then returned
TO bed
"The next morning he said not a
word of what had happened. Three
evenings after he proposed drive to a
small shooting lodge in the nelghbor-
hood, where there was a splendid Vlew,
and when he got there he offered the
ladies' tea. The cake served with the
liquid was extraordinary good, and the
fair danes did amply justice to It. They
declared that thev had never seen any
thing like il in Paris. Yet nothing
would be more simple than to make
such cakes, said the Marquis First
take your -four, continued he, with all
She soIemnty of a cookery book, and
then roll a man in it. The ladies
looked aghast. Yes, mesdames, the
cake is made of the -four in which il
was your pleasure I should be whiten-
ed the other nightp HorreNr ! QHellC
h0YTeUr = screamed they"
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"a Mode Of nxamination

Prof. i. disoerns diseases By the eye; be,
therefore, asks no questions, neither does be
require invalida 70 explain symptoms. Lei
one and all come and have their symptoms
and location Of their disease explained fFsa
Of charge.
B0- Remember, consultation and advice
free. The poor shall be literally consider
ed. The Doctor has Just issued 4 pamphlet
containing G brief sketch Of bis lie, study
and travels, which can be bad free ol
charge By all who desire Il.
Prof. r. J. LYONS,
Detroit, Michigan.
Mar. 15'67-1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

HENRY CLAY DEAN recently wrote
to Horace Greeley, inviting a discus
sion Of the national debt question,
from the stand point of the Democrat
ic doctrine of reputation. In reply,
II. G.. sent the filthy thing the follow
ing eztinguIsher
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE. I
NEW York, Sept. 8, 1867. !
Mr.. DEAN-Sir II have yours of
the 10Th ultimo Should 1 ever con
sent to argue the propriety and policy
of wholesale swindling, I do not
know where the cause of national vii
lainy could find a better advocate than
yourself. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
Henry Clay Dean, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

Ayers Pills.

IlIs o0llIl9al IaEo NVof 3 NM ID % -N7I u
reoty they restore the natural aotion OF me sya-
tenn and with it the buoyaut feeling or health.
What is true and 30 apparent in thie trivial and
common complaint Is also true in many or the
deep seated and dangerous diseases. The Same
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structOus ana derangementE, they are surely, and
many Of them rapidly, cured by the same means
More wbo knows the virtue Of ihese Pills will
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disorders they cure, such as Headache FOUL StOm-
aCh, DyHentery, Bilious Complaints, Indigestion,
Derangement of the Liver CostlTrneHa, Consii pa
ton, Heartburn Rheumatism Dropays Worm1
1 and Suppression when taken in large doses.
They are sugar coated, so that tho most 8eDsi
tive can take them easily, and they are surely
the best purgative medicine yet discovered.
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Sent tn sealed en-
Velope on receipt
of IUCis. address
Dr. 3. p FUIE, No
ll0 Lexington Avt
lo43ml
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
U%ineIanstf Market.

NY lfsispfapb5 u%isoissAai, May ~
Fb1unafuiiI pfiteh niit i1war. snpaf.
nnA, ~ snElB no. tfHda huanha, HifWiD ~
WhhA4aA Fiii ihith liFiaaa tininiuall autns
fbi@eh sales we're itiai@ at H1 AlabH ~ Tor No.
tskl winiafi tie 1sst ~ held generally 10
~ Ae hhess thiRl the ipiiiefa ais losing lit
tie sf nothing, EH. t.I
aail." s1o,e16 iig&,os1ina'ii. ePa. XXI III, HI u
each al AT iiH close IL could not have
hsait Sold ~ uFel bia in bulk The market
rs quite dhirufaJIsads
"a fa iffeaaipfI tait are selling at Feab HE
Ia e%levaiaf, Hnu re IN bittinta
UfH STEADY ~ VI 10, H8ugf#
AtAHhHf Unchanged atift unfat,
WuiaHf Nhxanaad 10 1lst5Dg aloFiBs
WITH 40 saiiuis hbidW ~.
tUrtoN Unchanged aud prices ri s1a for
%tninhitfst but the nanunta 10 iislit,
fhuNtaffHa Unchanged aid dnil, with
hut littie deinhtid fef any articles.
bhsa Fehn Held a. w to-
iiuta bftsAifas Ifki fuf shoulders. aud Zoe
fui aides
liAuoa @tiuiHt ssid unchanged should
efs Ne, AMI elect siiaa INns
HAITI Sold ~ rae, but ihe demand IL
light
uittaiH IA HsastaHny,
HutiHh . uuiL at AHfg fAn,
Htthuha uull new lAulIa.
Huua leo, andiu spad dstnanh
unfitt atinasu baHYant ~ iHits laying
ant ~ selling
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The Watts. Crane A. Co., Failure.

The New rorh hveeins fest OF taq Hln
inst,, sayHtH A4k#kW 6f VI
Various sensation ru,aota are aneai fai.
alive Ia the liabilities uf Watts, Crane y
ia, wliose failure Va referred tt laat even o.
lnH Heu,s teeo,iniA saf that the nfph " AS
w"i 'n, n : :" 49,, - seld e.,.i te.ss m,e
si,,smen,a made are mostly e,niaein,ai.
Iiie lu4sea, ~ IL said, " ~ is widely diHtfibs
nita, falling ohlany on hnnhA anl private
uisen. tanea y do,, ~ ahiel, nt,n Mr.,
U.i,ne h snid 60 tlaye bees "a sreaiei part.
,e,, 10 not regarded na OF intel, Import
as,ae. About ssp,0Oo gold we're aoid on
iilei, account thta morning.
The ti'aft,i of the 9TH. remarks
IL the gold room, THIS morning, tile fail.
nis, at Masata. uive,i, Jones y Cos, wis aiia
Of Watts, Crane y .a,, aotton hruheta, Mr.
Crane heins q special raitne, ~ The n,Ht
named nsnh. rl. liabilities OF. Walt,
cfans n to, are stated To- he over #b,unn 200,
The f4ntss Ut the pti, haA the foiiowinsi
The ~Htopraee ~ y ,yn,onts. noticed yes.
tatiny, uf u heavy euneei,i Ia the cotton
trade. eattied ,iown another nftn IL the
Same lite tniu also dealers ~ gold niNd
atuatal to-day, OF account uf tiieir intia
mate relations With niid indutsannuntH fur
ti,a dfat named iiuuHe, 10th were of re-
aiina Ia anttnn, aud n h hailayd That thair
aaiateA Will tiuuitnte Without serious iuss,
n navy W the creditors.
We %esttact from the New otieans Times
afthe 9TH
There wax mueh comment, aud. ar
atnttHe, many exaggerated fuinuts III re-
eHri ~ tie htslanainn nt the well known
etptimetGihi hai q 81 Mahafa. WnttH. Crane
= ta,, New York. Thin house has, wa
iehfn, ais branches, pf eouiHe 10 viii re-
anire auuie dakH 10 nsesstritn the hutl
nniuuut hfF tiahnnltAs Ftuia tha good
standing and influence the tlrm have held
tWt auine Nehtn, ana the large cstent OF
t,uaitaas connected ami eostnied to "
through the several hianHhea. the amount
IF Engagements aud liabilities are talked
Of aa being very large Tho great dee
probation IL cotton, Ia whielt bual
tteaa the houaa was largely engaged,
hea accustomed the diaaater, OF course
I will he uasieaa ta nitrtnpt 10 sunpreaa
the opinion ana talh that mofa failures
aud sasiansions arr iaav itahiasi d&
nh Louisville DeHoerat. III is Weekly
Financial lseview nt the 18th, sayai
The hanha are feniinn Their way with
moro than usual eautioh, eSianhinn liins
Ited arnuitt nudation = Ia REGULAR custom
ata, THE demand tuf tnunes IL light. owa
iitn to the fact that parties wanting it do
stet care tt ash v h 90 the probabilities are
that they wiii he refused, The failure OF
Wattastisaile AAiau. lnatntains ita praia~
tiianoe aa q topic nf conversations, hut ris
niora nf other failures Ia Consequences Of ~
are ssut 50 tita aa they have been, The %.
teiit ot the disaster II uhh "a ~
vii doubtless require several weeks to aa~
certain the taeta.F
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Nsw FORK Market.

~ palaetaph1 Hfw YonH. May a.
i, tgetqa \ shsls nttaetJ saies Ut y an
balss ~ s5a fef ,aiddlWg qgienas
| estlVa, siid aosAH n shade sasissl sales ~
an bbis. ~ W s'ul9 n ~ slrsfnpst
x xa.is,s I'D N !. s c@si X Il H. 's sge 4 - y, ~. s -. !
II es s,I'' "s$s III \, ..""'aigle fass e f,ad.
s,.nas asuaatala na asllasd e''a'as'
,H5r FEApa Ltss seiivei salsA at 40 bids
w a ~ap f,tmesI saiaa Of $50 bbla III
WtiTAf MhfHst dnif ana dropping,
ssrlss ~ a,hty trihhals Hp y MUwenhAe ~
~ ~ ahd 1901 bushels Interior do si
iiyH opened STEADY. end closing i,eevt
Ed ,sTaf iv,s sr' r n Yfe l'Ts''4'' we''
iihRtHs uHiet.
HtHitf MAJ HUminHls
ehalgsH'i ied ,ss"p,a' g@,ee NV g~e, g'T "a lsa o nlg55 80
i%,isi,sia ~ " lf4si ~ foe. old misaa Wess
leth. ~ stotais ~ 9ttl Y. dgdeilysfah ID gNg
III "yvb}iis w si"sssgJ' " shSi' u yslissws
H..g'lihetns .od s''e fot aaiaasad tiissd
.usfa iiacsipta B.Dis t~u,el,sls, aud aaaA
lesysf. so,pm bushels satd at aiaa5e ~,
w.sTtefal Hi,si abe fps Ataf e.
1tnrnh Injtfs
.htpAn Dili aud u%neiiannadi safes 900
nt4s.lieads ~ ibtaHi0'sa faf tnbh, and 10
AGiAAafH Quiet ~ sy,e5sa t,f Uutia, and
WHf=ilH fuf Hufiu Htp4.
E~tEtnnfNuN quiet ~ tHa tor crude, ana
aigJsltse ~ teniad III bdat1l~
Hnfh quiet
Pima fltmst aud qpisl. - w h,at2l =
tYhay iissa nleslnE ~ So n %teenieti ~
EtIitis ,i,eAa aie1, 40 barrels naw neas ~
tiphr riftnl sites $40 hafrsia at pfavis.
t'iH ifiaes tiatna isaat Itiistl fatss 1000
liaftt q India tatHaf a~HinApAefed, NJ sHp VA
bstsf ite usN, a,iqa 100 bur ala Al Eayhtill .
ttA,oH hthsay at .it4b tor Htialsfinpd
d l@@ pasEkas l. ., .aiSa b., 'sil.,sass,iEi1e'isss
titd iAi Ia fpf hatuss
.,ihpn Heavy s'.d lower seiea IT 900 bbls
iHfi'fHs itlniet anJ pi,nl,s,,ee-t
tfi bftn4s " Unchanged |44a.4 n
Mosffefhtasdy and faie buainaaa al 4aa
.tttphtAd Primer al slaapta foe ntsi
flnHs hiiis4
.iipto fis,aaf, opening at 1905. closing
,9oV fHsa Hsf siecas No decided change.
itAF Haf 2 ~ A.
Fhntlh Market eipasa duiiI iUtaAle iowat
! tnet,,i,,i. nit,i s9pti staiaA
:, W!ttsAt .uuU Rtla lnwssJ No. Spring
i've Lower AID bsass II u " 10 West.
sttii
Nuititiutt ditllt unsettled aud decidedly
lpWsil old htiiipine, tii sad WbstHtns III III
al " ln store, AID ii 10 nhoaii new inisad
W.gAtafn ~ fVpfai 10
l.pna iiuii new. ,assa s29 ~ fef regular.
Httf sieaiy sid Ia fsl, demand.
'iuf msAta fhif inquiry al atsady
iiAtuH steady i9i,o t.t ai,ot, eleht nnd
tt1I iUi cumberland niit,
tisiii shittl ~ lAi4 80 IA a. fnt faii to ptiine
ztahinsh ahd NJ sn iH}s - foe kettle rendered
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15

Wa ts W thus, ~ will ha seal, Houf
suntlRI 80 TAffk ns Along thvHfaf weeks,
nntff tie pfonsfAf ~ THE .aW itff yast snail
Dakia ~ 'aitua urNBt tie market Tie
miiats to-day Withdrew rfp, lhs wheat
foefHaf, 10 await supplies ffDfo faitfofnta,
wtten. ~ urge g6snittiaa, arr near NJ
effect. aA VIZ Hfa nfaHflR ~ position ~
apafs ~ quarter million Btisiisih fgfD has
declined bsH ViiE under D,s taasi pts of
rsH ~ ssas thought fiat tiia tssL of the
ffaait arrivals Tunid bee taken Tor present
shipment NY Htasrnar To EnfOpni fbuL tsa
Hosl,isari Willie, wiljap ~ aoihiile ~ MAJ
kei tn large HsiaiHities ana esod eoodition
=, tFOffa, Mh. ..ef t-fs .s fs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
NJ. Louis Market

Nv Teiag ,anhI Ar Ioutn. Mas a.
IunApvu nfiah an improved feeling for
all stptes, hit ptipes unchanged
tottONa hutI at vac tuf MiddilsiH hpf
iahtis.
Hhouu Low sfptiea vety ,iuii, nnd terd.
inn dow nwardI itinaar nfn,aA nriai Fnil
sttpernne, $40 Cd ustia, Hle AlI tnuhie ess
tih, Including eiiuiee. ait Hutt II 90,
..WnhAf lAneuli ANT ttunptnHt hrfinH,
~ 'ftHN 10 uhnipH lniL VA tauta ~
tn,N iIun aaa aeetfn Y, FBl natai N, the
iaftet tot atttotiy niaUiue,
uAfh @flitsst At A9nfhse. ~ a
HtE@fi nNVtl ~. aeeaa retnrnnd4 -
IA AttfaA futsf puint am Unchanged.
HAtYn, rliiMef.wuh lhnse duWhi 6iaaf
rasla Fiss,ij alseaae,a.s ss.sseag pieinl
hatns, leisu iaise, aud lac fuf oahV haed
thtsn fot atinn ~ uted ~ hVnaeti,
lAHn Guiat at istse for ohaiee hetiiea
rendered
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Chicago Market.

~ Telegraph OHtdAnel MAJ a.
risuH fssti arid sa~as,sus as1.s fspfiae
eattaa ~ TfaB1 ~ no. f0 .f4f9
WftHAf luiat nnh bqtbtgn lower Sales
of no nj Nbsapa %, aDa dosing nj outs
side pfiasas .rts HfEF8 ~ =
t4hH Is at4e lever, sales ut Hs | al
hBgthRas No Gaiuaipg dilii ~ t2es 4
Dkfa uHll nnd M lower sales III Mo- a
~ W stggitse, a,a Hiytiiis aiist at ,ssias
utfifl.tipsH FHH .fN .fe
ttk setiys and tat9a higher, at
81 del IS for ITO !, aud - ~ Tor Ma
~ Htf8sattifst ana asaaag M
ibDVtatuna Dull #fsH f#H
MHssa t'pBn esaies ~ w hsiabN TO-
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L0ilis vile Market.

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European Markets.

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Lessons, May a.
noriHa fat4. Others unchanged
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