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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
Sic 2uftGnoe In GTSen.

rad 9trtSttn aus RtbmDno, 8tratuten
iptdtt Ger eDrrDe StaatSsA uottpr am DIN.
heritage 1900 Yfb. ct. sur i3abluna be,
Saniar' Sntere Hem Der 2-prp3enttaen @faats.
lhulp nab europa alb. Der Maspr BON
GtcbmpRe bat bel Sen. Gtpnestan anae.
trd9t, fpde er nit Der S1lp @noerfpn an
tan9en ION, lber bic bas 2ppesurtbeif aus
geiprohea III, ete ron &thter UNDERWOOD in
Sreteett sslesf, 1ber bon rem Stastbeb6reen
wteper arrettrt iporoen 1T, fpe9en peren aber btc
@puntY> Bebbreen feline Nequiittnn aeNelt
pabet. = Gbps. 8. g9pnne BON galttnpr.
II gum graipenten Der ,RiGmprb- gtterss
burger Gtlenbabn" erpdblt ipDreen.
Aus Arfanias ntanseln gerihte.
II Spejtal -0epGihe aus Rentptts,
Sena., %riel0et, baB cine aus Tltlisen beiebenpe
Surp etttr' 9epthen y. .. 9ttnen Der Gr>
r1orprn9 oss alien Gafes In Qstpisbura,
arf., tpelhe mir i%ttrersett meleetea, d%Hflaat.
SIN Hrtp>S r!edne fanb etrt Snipt;iruna
etr psruanii1en 8rts9spampftr fat, beren
Nellltot pte %pcltGnpise Seeuntihtisfeit
eer'llpfn er8ab, rppnad pieielben bieie Wphe
CUR GeparatIr nab 9enfaepla atlegeln unp
Dabribetnlth erft mad Iblauf etnes Nlona>
ties b%einttt9 (nah yeru) in See teaea tper-
ben. Us fheiat, bab Die peruantfde Reatt>
rrr9 bel Dem Mnfaufe bieler Satratuae be-
ceuteno iiserppstbeilt tpurpe.
Vtct~Scuperneur Dunn BON qcutfiana
lteat N abreee, bab tr ir9enc cine fpl1e De>
peffesan bic Senatpren BON 2putiana In
Se3us aut ptt befurHteten unruben bel 3u-
iantmfntunft Der eestslatur sefbrie6en babe,
irte lie ttrt Elm % alJtns.oner Correspondent
per pGrtbune" aur can lest. Or babe feline
lclfe Oepelte an irne Stnatoren cher ipnft
tr9fne Sen'ancen seitnSet, cod babe er, ais
er spr GINGER Belt an etnen Senatpr fbrieb.
iufaatg 9eaubert, es 9cbe Elm wages Gerii6t
ron befttrhteten llnruben, benz er icbpd
tOunri) feline 9rbeutuns beile9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
Sclc8rQpDii&e Sfpeiden.
(gsriatst fur Ten ~Deutf4.n Gurreiprntentsu. =
S6red1tGer 25orfaG in ciuent
BDrpcnc.

@ttt8bUrA 3d. "a. 0e5.-6eute fritb
l ll9r bbrte bic NOltSet @iprpruft aus sttcm
6duie in GBurN>Ates. @l8 fe III baB 6aua
2tntrdt, fam le rtnen Mnm trina5e leblp5
auf pcn 5ubbpNen uno einen GnperGn iO En-
ltppft, pdB CT ntGt ipredcn fpnlte. Das
3lmmrr mar idrcdItb 5usert6tet, MGbeIn,
Sldier &c, Scrtrimmtrt urp Der Gubbpoau
nit gtut beiprist. Cine etierne Stan9e, Elm
OplG, unb Gin SebrrmGfer, nit Btut be-
l4rntert, puroen duf9etpbEn. Die SMwrr-
parpunrGten tpuroen IN Sbbut 9etpmnrn,
uno bic SnGGlGn ps8 61ufes, pclte balb-
u1dt aUf bie9trabe seFlbtet p1ren arrr!trt.
DC et8entliGen GQatcr Itnp hpA aUf fre!em
NnGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28

sSarrttt /" Cast. Sdnfen, ron Sbtetbs
mad Bottom beftnntt, lief befddptgt in 8er>
mid Elm.
Sdrts 8, 25. Deg. Der @o6enduspetS
Der r8ant Ron Srantrei6" last cine @bnab>
me her SaaroCrrdtbe i'm 9rtra9e BON 4 $780,
600 5rancS erfeber.
Ndrfetlte, 26. 0e3. - Die leetet
GeBef6en bon &to be Sanrtrp melben, bab
mad benz Serettelten @erfu6e Der aaiirtcn,
be paraguaYanti6en SprtififGttpncn tn Bill
letd 81 nebnen, aud bic %brdlitianiiGen gam
Serlttfe. etnen &ngrtf ausfitbrten, tpelGer
jepp9 Blet4fal8 pbne Grfptg blieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28

P%drttprp, "a. DeS.- Die ct. Spbnt
GptScPpal'&trde In @1terburY ipuree beutv
Wpr9n INN 3 uhr bonn Seuer %3erftbrt. o.,
Serllllt iptrp auf 800, 900 angeseten ms,
non $35, 600 purb Afeturan3en aebsdt linp
9ubtpn, 81. g., "a. Des. - 6rutt
Wpr9tn 8egen 8 ubr rpurte bic rpfcrmirtr
gpllanpiiGG Stride tn @bent s%pGfGnptg spm
Seler %terttprt. Gle mar Gin umfanartides
9alIipert aus Scl3 unb cine Der Qltefen Sir,
pell pcs SaneeS. @rltern Abenp fpuree "a.
lflpf Elm W~eibnaftsttf aesebalkn ltnb
Itta tNretbt bteiem umlanpe ben llr,pruno
tf3 Jeuer8 su.
Imbertburg, Ontario R.>g, "a.
VS. in Der Seitrtsen NaGt bran IN benz
lNpllHen Sbetl Der bteisen S~rrenanfalt
6euer aus. Gtne Sfau eritidte unp ,tuet I'M
efre fpirren 9efd5rliG serbrannt. 0as Ge.
tduoe ipurbc nit 9rpber 1iibe acrettet.
9prtlanb, We,, 4. Del Der Srp>
St9ntlaeen ees Selbua G. @etts In Der Sor>
@retltr. Gtt Sfaaflin tuarpe teute HaA-
!lttta9 BON, Seuer seritort. Der gerluf b.
!aaft lt9 auf $4,000 , bic @rrlf4eruna
bttrG9t S $500.
Srprtbence, R. s., &c. De-. =
We't. Satertpuit's Gafimtre~ Sabrtf brannte
ab; Sertut $4,000.
Bptpn, 26. Del. - Sn Der .0sc,un,>
pale" 5u Ssnn brad beute frlb Elm erpsss
0suer aus nelGes einen bepeuteneen Sha,
ben pfranlab.e. Son bier stnsen me5rere
Sprtsea mad 2Ynu ab.
(Gtne ipGtere Oepeihe meltet, ba6 fat bic
99n5e Staet IN a(be liest. Der 9erluif En-
retd,t Milicten Spn Dollars unp bic am Srts
gerrihenbe 9iptb ii furGtbar. Die .Qsteup.
$aAe" bic 0Strt Central : 8ant@, %. 9,
9drtrtege's Sletbsr-@efGdft, y. q. Manss
ttelp'S Sutfabrtt Srdser'S !Saufer. 9iered
u1p etne 9roBe Menee anperer gtabIidements
llesen IN Nuintn. Gtntse Sirma p~Nerlsreu
tiber 800, OOO.)
BoRpn, 26. Deg. - 9arrar & Cos
aerofere> Sabrif in Sibs Bottom brannte In
lester Madt alb. 8erlut iebr srpe.
Senneifee, 8anfds, 20. Des. Die
2S0bntln9 bGs @pup. g. SO. Sereler, fewie
PIE neeenan8elesene gtienfMmetse ipurben
tcute frlp burt Seuer serit6rf. gerlui
$4,000, 81 $4,000 IN Der Nprp-gmerican
60" Su Sblldpeiphid serGidbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
Sine spt&ttee &utiActpnna. -
&ttct{6nlncn Sfid.tS Derfb.

Gle9elanp, Sbip, %. De3. - 8pr
Ethter Srentib tpar cine Stage CUR GrtaR,
9NnG Der 3atIuts elmer spte ron $500 an,
hNt8t1, tpCl6e Ssmanp fur ttne GpielftulS
aug8e9eten bate. Der 8trttaBtt bttaupsete,
Rag nG@ benz 8rtse bic 3aSlung stner ipt,
den ShuIp ntht %tt5Dunsen fperSsn Tonne.
8t1ter y. enifbteo in bieltnt Slime limo err
fIarte, bGB cine SpteliAulo in ORtU ntBt &c.
fekliM eindelOnen msrnrn fGnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
0tnc St0dnBFrtffS nabe. -GernGDte
BON 8Gnfcrptten MHo 3abs
IunoS= 6etnSfrUunoeu.

Nep>gprt 26. Ge3.- SIN Der gBnI>
ltrhFs terl6en brute 9robellabebnsliAtett u.
IuTre1uns. NaR fprtht bon elmer Wen9e
S9a Saaffrcttsn II. 3ablun9S, Ginleaungen.
Npr8tns tpurten eintge Der grbBtsn @eb5ler
IN 8rcae> urp @aafrabe 9cnannt, aber bei
YorItnl6(ub lag feline 8efdttsuns Dor. 81
der III nur, eab bic pb-0|GbewGarrntGnss
Ter Gdtbrpp, 2ubpinstpn & Co., Rr. 326,
8rOaema4, berts bic 3aRlunacn rtagcatat
BADEN ultp baRttrCtt ifnp. Die S4ulssa>
tt1ie ipl iCbr bebeutenb fetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28

GleSeldnb, SPIN, rs. Dc;.-Mtdael
9ArrtnBiprr itebt bier ipe8en GrmprpanJ 8p-
bett Sbarp'5 Dor 6ertGt. @n etnem Scnn,
tage Int 0Rlt gtn9en ,SarringtoR unS S0ary
dut bic Jaso. @arrtngtpn tebrte surita,
SRaIp bItcb aus uhp ipurpe naGRer eri00f>
len All eti,sE a%b8cIc9enen Slase aefunptn,
OaS Yfrppfcnpapter, pelGr5 IN gBarp'S
@unee g%eTlretn pNrpc, ilipmt nit ltnltGcm
&aplere tl6erfilt, pel3e8 mar in StRrp'S
5dt6e fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
GMS Rctps QJpre.

3rw-g prf, rs. Get 5n tcr lester
Na6t Huurs Der 9tuttion5ldpen ppn Qtp.
g. @9lantt, Nr. GAS, grpappap, Our4&uf>
lprer9ung zines Ctiernen GetOlErantea I'M
Ctamdnten beitpblen.
Der 9cltStt s. WaI0Y purte teben5-
1rfabrlth 8efhplen, ais sr in eipam Stas
5enbGbNIarrn ben 8aufbelp S. Glart IN
Derbltien 0rriudte. - !Sugb G%da,pbr1, Der
54entbaIter be5 uMegnpltG = &puie", erbielt
tet'm Strette nit 3. Onion einen geidBrtts
den MfTtrli@.-Sm llebri8en ttef Der 8tib>
naAisENA ttsnLLtM ruhLa ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
glra ~tsnifnrnicn-

can Sran5isrp, &c. Ges.--Oer !.
ltlip 2. Steuermdna bes Sdifes nSantee"
fpiLreen beutc, Der Grfe 5u Q, Der Qestere III
| Satr, 3~uGtDanstraft peruribeilt, fdutpta
pefareel, 5rpet @atrpitnlebrlinse auf Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28

Tetfe BON Rep. gorf bterttr arg ~mtbbanbett
Su Dabet.
= Su6 benz @bite 9ine-D tfrtEte In See
raba III cine rele Nine entbedt pDrpen, tar
pb grp6e Mufre0una Berrl6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-28
0adIele teleoraNbildlfr Geridlte.

u-(9oltcn, "a. 6e;.) = Das Supreme>
SertRt bat tie Gntf9etpuhs abeeseben, Rap
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25
MEDICAL

The White Pine Compound Cures
[ Sore Throat, colds, Coughs, Diphtaria
/ Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and
/ Pulmonary @dectious generally.
I Tt fs "a -rainarkable remedy lor
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Dlil-
/ Guilty Of voiding Urine, Bleeding tron
i the Kidneys and Bl adder, and Grave
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

n PEEEEF YgrTIIs E3EOou.z=It igeOnceded by the
most etninent medical men. that the blood
| Is the frultfuI parent of dfsease, BY serving
as a vehicle through whloh noxious sub
stanees contaHhinate the hesh by absoFptIon.
p TIE 4dstld contents Of thsbowels, II Tong
retained by constipation, are often taken up
by the veins or absorbents. Various morbid
products, such as pus and saines Of unheaI-
thy Ulcers. oecasionalIy ind their way into
the blood vessels, which result in seated
cases of ScrofuIa or Kings Evil, Erysipelas,
Salt Rheum3 Ulcers, Eruptive and Cutane-
Gus Diseases of the Skin, Enlargement of
Glands, Pains in the Head, sides and Back.
ST Wins Dance, PIeurfsy, Dizziness, Tu-
mors, Gripping and Cholic Pains. &c, all of
which diseases readily yield to the powerful
dnnuenee Of Doctor hobaek's Blood Purifier,
which searches out all the vie humors and
distempers, leaving the blood in pure and
healthy condition.
The many valuable ingredients Of which
the Blood Purifier is composed being adapted
to each other strictly according to the laws
Of chemical science, makes it one OF the
most valuable oIteratfres and system re51OUa--
tors of the present age, and its success as a
great medicine must increase so long as dis
ease continues to Eex the soul Of man. y.
U s stneTA 4R, ga opposite American House.
Delaware, Ohio sep4-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

PERsoNAL.-We fhd the following in
a recent number of the Presbyter of the
10th inst. The Presbytery of Marion
which met at Radnor on the 1st inst,
adopted the followi ng:
whereas the Rev. John Fitch has ap-
peared before the judicial committee of
his Presbytery, and made such state
ments of his recent dif1culties at Col
umbus as must satisfy every unpreju-
diced person that he acted innocently,
but not with due caution to avoid inn
position or the appearance of evil, and
II IS quite evident that he was the vic
tim of harsh and unjust treatment there
10re; Resolved-That we aequit Mr..
Fitch from all censure and expires s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25
For this
DIsafection.

| It is understood that something like
I an effort has been made by faction O.
/ the Republicans in the western part o.
| this county to create a disaffectiOn suf
4 ficient to defeat portion If not all the
county ticket. That some honest and
well meaning persons are engaged in
| the work we have no doub bt. But that
they have carefully and dispassionate-
ly weighed the matter in all its bearings
we cannot fully believe, or else they
would have discovered in themselves
ing for the last six years, viz. rebel
lion. True, it is Insignificant in COM
parison to the great rebellion. but it is
akin to that spirit Of s'rule or ruin''
which so frequently actuates and gov
erns the actions of some, and which is
always deplOred by those who seek to
cOnciliate rather than exasperate.
That the action of this faction viii
have a tendency to destroy or weaken
the power and influence of the western
portion of the county would be the in
evitable resnlt. And to the question,
why? the answer is simple enough,
because we of the west are in the min
ority. But says one of the west the
democrats of the west will go with US
if it comes to the test. Suppose so. If
you create an East and a West if by
this action you exasperate and arouse
the FEELINGS OF the west against the east
and east against the west, think you
the democrats of the east will look
quietly on? Not so, and TO expect such
a thing would be sheer nonsense. Their
action would unquestiOnably be IN uni
ion with the location, and the west
would continue in tue minority.
That the east and middle portion of
the county have frequently disregarded
the claims of the west and shamefulIy
treated US is patent to all, and that it
has been done mainly by the poor mis-
erable tools, of dishonest Ofice-seekers
filthy and detestable scavengers who
are willing to sell themselves for mere
promises or half a mess of pottage is
also patent And as a simple solution
generous men of both sections take
hold of the matter hereafter and drive
out the knaves, pap-sucl1ers and Office
rats that heretofore have bargained,
bought and sold. And let him who
will not be honest in politics be unfit
for Office. Then will the general well
fare and common interest receive
greater share of attention, and the
chance of securing the greatest good to
the great est number be improved and
enhanced.
For these reasons we would say let
good counsel prevail; let discomfort, /
aud strife be stopped. Let
he columns move forward to complete |
he overthrow of the enemy. And let
he friends of the "Iost cause receive |
40 consolation or encourage from |
he hands of the supporters of the Uni 1
IN. II. c. 0.
Radnor O. Sept. 2I 'ss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

THE CLUB MEETINe,-At TempIar
on Friday evening was one ofthe best
yeti heidi Though Mr.. Critchfield
sent word that he was detained at home
by illness and there remained but
a few hours to provide other speakers.
new arrangements were promptly made
and carried out with great success
Messrs. ]. Nipple, Esq, and Prof. L.
d. MeCabe made soul stirring speeches
and the GIee Club led by Messrs. Dom
avin and Evans assisted by fifteen lit
tie songstresses, carried things by storm
with their music
The hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity and the meeting created the
liveliest satisfaction.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

"ALIsAIA. 1T is not often that we have
the time to spare, or the inclination, to no
ice any Ofthe thousand and one preparations
sold throughout the country, each, as it is
claimed, being q sovereign cure for one or
more of the Ills that flesh is heir to- Indeed
we have frequently wondered that people
ever died at all, or grew old even, when,
by a small outlay they could furnish them
sevles with something which would keep
disease at bay, and defy the assaults of time
Concerning the efficacy of one OF these
remedial preparatiOns-and one which has
become celebrated Of late--We can speak
from personal experience, and cOnscten-
tiOusly say il is good. We refer to 'Alism0,
an article for restoring the hair, manufac-
tured by Messrs Seward & Bentley, Chemists
and Druggists, No. lS9 Main street Buffalo.
-BItGdEO Commercial AdU.
No slow sales for Seward's Cough Cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25


z Persons wishing to purchase a good
/ Cook Stove will 90 well to go and see
C. B. Cronkleton's new stove called the
Fashion.
/ The Fashion exeels any stove offered
/ in this market.
/ The Fashfan has q larger oven and
weighs more, and has sInoother casting
than any stove in the city. Call and
see il.
To STUDENTs,-Joseph Townsend has
fitted up Barber Shop, over Martins
/ Clothing Store, when he may be found
at all times ready to attend to the wants
| of students in his line and all others
in the best manner. Try him AulS,4t
a good Peace Maker Cook Stove for sale
cheap. at c. B. CronkIetOn's store and-Tin
Shop, doors eastof WiIliapas' Block.
Several good secondhand stoves for sale
at c. B. CronkIeton's, 3 doors east of the
Williams Block.
Go tothe Delaware County Fruit Can De
pot at A. Lybrand q 8 1or your cans cans
a. Lybrand & Son sell Fruit Cans, made
Of the best charcoal tin, as cheap as they
can be bought anywhere.
Fruit cans and fruit can wax can be bought
cheap at A. Lybrand & Sons, in the VIII
Hans Block. jyIo eSf
Remember that G. B. Cronkleton three
doors East of the Williams Bloc, on Win
ter Street, keeps the best fruit cans and seal
ing wax in the city.
c. B. CrOnkleton has on hand a large stock
Of irst-class fruit cans, at the lowest prices
c. B. Cronkleton, 3 doors East of william
Block warrants all his fruit cans.
Don't fail to go and see c. B. CrOnkleton's
large stock of fruit cans.
c. B. CronkIeton, 8 doors East of the VIII
liam S Block, has on hand the best lot of tin
ware, at low rates, in the city.
Remember that If you want a good job
Of roofing or spouting the place to go for it
is G. B. Cronkleton's 8 doors east of the
Williams Block.
If you should want a good job OF Roofing
or SpOuting done at low rates, go TO G. B.
CRoNKLEToN's. on Winter Street.
You can buy Stoves at A. LrBRAND
& Sons 10 per cent. less than last fall
prices.
c. B. CReNKLET0N does Job work as low as |
any other house IL the city.
Why is ii that in most every house they
have Morning Star Cooking Stove p
Beca,, ,se they have been tried for several |
years. and those that have nsed them re
commend them to their neghbors in the
highest terms, the demand Increases. You
will find them 10 The lower Stove and Tin
Ware Store 10 the Evans Block, For
sale by the mab2Facturer's agent, THOMAS
EVANS Jr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25
Gen. Reattz,s Appointments.

RYANT's GRoYE-(near Cheshire
Monday afternoon, Sept. 28th, at l o.
clock, with GEN. A. B. NETTLEToN.
LEWIS CENTER Friday afternooa,
Sept. 25, at 2 clock.
LIBERTY CHURoH-Friday Even
ing, Sept. 25.
DELAwARE-Templar Hall, Satur-
day Evening, Sept. 26.
OsTRANDER-Monday Evening, Sep
DELHI-Tuesday afternoon. Sept.
%, at2 o'clock.
RUSSELL S SoHooL HOUSE, (Thomp-
SOD township,)-Tuesday Evening,
Sept. 20.
NoRToN-W Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 30, at 2 o'clock.
Norris SCHOOL HoUsE, (Troy tp, }
Wednesday Evening, Sept. 80.
GEN. BEATTY will positively be
present at these meetings, unless pre-
vented by sickness. He will be ac-
companied at each Of his appointments
by some one or more of the following
speakers
- IL as 0Cu4uDY l. y LbtCudEuSOu,
Capt. a. E. Lee, DR.. L. Barnes,
ri. NJ Carper, M. r. Scott,
]. Nipple, = DR.. Q. Welch,
Capt. j. J. Glover, Merrick Joy,
7. e. Powell, w. 7. Watson,
r. N. Jones, B. G. Waters,
Capt. David Humphreys, and others.
The Township Committees and Grant
Clubs in the localities where these meet
ings are announced, are requested to
make arrangements for holding the
same, and to see.that they are properly
posted. Bills can be had by calling on
the Secretary of the Central Committee.
By order of Central Committee,
J.S.JoNEs, Sec. 7. n. Joy, Pres't.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25


by THOMAS EVANS, Jr-
E;ANs does Sp"u'ing and Roofing as low
as the lowe.t aud guarantees it to be
the Ge>' ! every particular.
New Crti,S Steve called the "Black
Pr. GO" i'.rn rn'. 5 wost.s y ,od, With
equal G'eiiity - : c .ccess. Pronounced by
Adgcs ia he IN haudson, 81 steve made.
War IA p u : =, satisfaction in ever par
tiru'ac.'f rps.n Call and see it at the
l''&'r t.nc ] Tin Store in the Evans
lil .,k, k: hy THOMAS EVANS, Jr
STOVES STOVES S!l
All kinds of Cooking, Parlor and
Box Stoves, Just received and for sale
by &. 3 CBoNKLEToN, gu Winter St,
Three doors cast Of Williams Block.
novI5 tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

panied to annuonce that Henry c. Per-
feet, one of our promising young mer-
chant, is no more. He died at the res
idenee of his father, at Sunbury, on
Sunday morning last, Of hemmorrhage
Of the lungs. Mr.. Perfect was a young
man Of sRotless charae eter and most at
tractive qualities. His loss will be
widely felt and deeply regretted
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

MEssRs. EDtr0Rs: From recent de-
velopments unnecessary here to make
known, have determined, after ma
tnre reflection 70 withdraw my name as
independent candidate for the office of
Sheriff rr rrf sTere-as
And in justice to those who were in
stumental IN my BJRnination as such
and to my friends who would have sup
ported me I would say that it is no
lack Of confidence in them nor for any
personal consideration on my part
other than an honest conviction that
the object desired will be more speedily
and satisfactorily attained has induced
me to make this withdrawal.
Trusting that time will demonstrate
the wisdom of this action to the salts
faction Of all concerned,
] am respectfully,
ID. Z. MORGAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

REPUBLICAN NEEET1NGs.-During the
past week a number Of most ex-
eelleut meetings have been held in
various parts Of the county. Severa 1
accessions- have been made from the
Democratic ranks and the cause is gain
ing strength and impetEs in all quar-
ters. Our motto las Grant dispatched
to Sheridan at Five Forks Is, "Push
things.s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

Chas. E. Noble, Esq, General Agent for
the Michigan Central r. R., No 17B Broad
way, n. Y, writing 10 friend in this city,
under date of July 3Ist, 1865, says:-''T Pal
mer's Cosmetic Lotion cures a difficulty
that in my case has baffled the skill
of the best physicians could find, of diff
ferent schools, for nearly three years, and I
am now looking quite like man."
Sept 25 I'm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25

GIN. WILSON'S S LIFE OF GENERAL
GRANT. The Life and Camgaigns of
Gen. Ulysses s. Grant, General-in-
Chief of the Armies of the United
States, containing full and aUthen-
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trious soldier from his earliest boy
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Price % cents.
This admirable Life of Gen, Grant,
written by gallant soldier who took
part in the many Campaigns he so Wv
idly describes, contains more matter
than some of the Biographies sold for
six times the price of this Dewitt S
Campaign Life of Gen Grant" Ap-
pended to this is a carefully written
Life ofSCHUYLER COLFAX, the Re
publican nominee for Vice President
of the United States Also, an accur-
ate account of the Proceedings of the
Chicago, Convention.
This work has received the most un
qualified approval of leading Repu0li-
can Editors and Orators in every sec
ton of the country.
Single copies, 25 cents; five copies,
81 twelve copies, S2; one hundred
copies, S13. Rob't NJ Dewitt, Pub
Usher, ID Franklin St, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-25
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