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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Grant Against JohnsOn-HighIy
Important COrrespOndence-The
Alleged Agreement on the Stan
ton Matter-TwO Directly Opposite
Understandings.
WAsH1NroN, Feb. 4

W A5HlNIONl II eD. +.
The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the War De-
partnent, inolOsing the following doc
uments
WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb 4, 1868.
SIR In answer to the resolution of
the House of Representatives of the
Sd, transmit herewith copies furnish
ed me by General Grant of the cores
pondence between him and the Presi-
dent relating TO the Secretary Of War,
which he reports to be all the cores
poudence he had with the President
since the 18th of August last. After
The action of the Senate on his alleged
reasons for my suspension from the
Office of Secretary Of War, L resumed
she duties of that Office as required by
the act of Congress, and have cOntin-
ued to discharge them without any
personal or written communication
with the President No orders have
been issued from this Department In
the name of the President, with my
knowledge. and I have received no or
ders from him. The correspondence
sent herewith embraces all the cores
pondence known to me on the subject
IGAGEt6u 10 iu tuG E6hOluliOu OF tue
House of Representatives.
| have the honor to be, sir, with
great respect, your obedient servant,
EDWIN M. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
To Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAX, Speak
er of the House Of Representatives.
GEN. GRANT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
4EADotRs ARMY oP4-rTR UNITED STATES >
WASHINGTON d. Q. January Is, 1858.
10 HIS ECceIlencU Andreto johnson,
President Of the United States
SIR: On the Oath inst. I requested
you TO give me in writing the instruc-
tions which you had previously given
me verbally, not to obey any order
from Hon. b. NJ Stanton, Secretary
of War, unless I knew il came from
yourself To this written request
received n message that has left doubt
in my mind of your intention. To
prevent any possible misunderstand-
ing, therefore, renew the request
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

/ fseach particular hair" no doubt
4 standing on end
had no sooner beheld the terrible
/ apparitiOn than my ears were BaIuted
with a duh, screaming Eroan. which
4 sounded through the passage. There
was rush Of the stormy wind, and the
/ ghost Of Butterfles swung himself to
ward me, as il to clasp me in his hid
eOus embrace. I cried with loud voice
and fed in frantic haste in the direction
of the parlOr, into which rushed, ex-
claiming, as fell into my mothers
arms, HButterdee's ghost BUTTERFLIES
ghost {"
Ny mother looked as frightened as I
was, 50 did my sister, who straightWay
showed signs Of ''gOing OFF, into real
faint; but my father, as he snatched up
a candle, and went hastily out Of the
room into the passage, merely said,
''What an ass that boy is ~
No doubt, good reader, you quite
agree with my father; but allow me to
ask, did you ever see a ghost Or
what is just the same thing SO far as
the fright gOes), did you ever think you
saw ghost Did you ever stand face
TO face with one, close on board Of you,
hear his awful groan, and see him ad-
vance, as you verify thought, to seize
you in his arms2 IF you never did,
then you know nothing at an ab0ut It
and are not entitled to ''Write down an
ass" or even to give an opinion on so
important a point
Ny father and the light soon cleared
mp this terrible mystery.
The dreadful ghost was nothing more
than gigantic Goldfish, suspended
from the roof in that part Of the pas
sage which was used as a larders It
had been caught a few days previously,
and was rather stale and very pbOsphoF-
escent, and, consequently, brightly lu-
minous in the dark
The other phenomena were the joint
production OF ThOmasina (called Tam
my for shortness) the house maid, our
man Joseph, and my own imagination.
Tammy and Joe, were loving couple
and if you went to look for one you
were pretty sure to find the other not
far of. Their story was, that they had
been to the cellar to draw some cider
for supper-they had taken a candle
with them, but somehow or other il had
gone out--blown out by the wind as
they said, and every one, of course, be-
HeVed them. The Rroan was the COM
plant of the rusty hinges Of the cellar
dOor-the rushing sound Was-Weu ]
don't think that was ever satisfactorily
explained but the "dash" of Butter
fee into my arms was Occasioned by
Miss Tammy, who very cleverlY con-
triVed to fall over Joseph, and, clutch
ing at the great fish to save herself, sent
it swinging through the darkness in
the direction of myself
I have been east and west many q
long mile since then, and in many a
many sight, not only of wonder"
but of horror, too; I have faced perils
by land, and perils by water, but can
safely say that none ever gave me 'such
an awful turn" as the terrible appari-
ton of Butterhee's Ghost
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
A Clever Trick.

1 was at PhilipPe's, "a celebrated
Partisan restauranb), says a CORES
pondent, in '5I, when an extempore bet
was decided. A Mississippi gentlemen
won a big pile. He bet that he would
bring fve hundred drops out Of an
empty bottle, from which the last su-
pernaeulum had been drained. It WAS
done in the fairest way, without any
dodge, on the purest natural philoso-
phical principles. The secret is this.
There is a great deal of moisture still
remaining in the bottom, only it is dis
persed all over the inside surface in
homeopathic particles, too minute to
be poured out in any ordinary way.
You take the bottle, hold it nearly hor-
izOntally, shake it up well, and strike
the 10 yer part of the neck repeatedly on
your hand. After you have manipulat-
ed in this way for minute or two (the
length Of time depends on the perform
er's slzill), the moisture becomes collect
ed and condenses in the neck, and then
you can jerk out upon plate or a sheet
Of white paper more drops in quarter
of a minute than you can count in
quarter of an hour. It made quite
sensation at the time, but soon spread
about. A Frenchman who was with
us exhibited the trick next night at the
NIaison dor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

THE DOMINION FoLLY.-Fifty thous-
and Canadians emigrating to the Uni
ted States in the last tWelYemonth is a
sorrY commentary on British stateman-
ship for America. There is no govern
nsnt in Europe with any conception of
the climatic, social and political atmos-
phere of this hemisphere. The French
projects upon Mexico, however aBtute
for Europe, were demonstrated to be
child's play here. Sothe vast Spanish
vicerOyalty has all but melted away.
The Russians and the Danes are pack
ing up their garters and decorations to 20
home; and the more sounding the name
the English get for Canada, the more
tinsel they put on her, and the more IT,
tied leeches they bestow, the more her
real dignity of nature and manhood oi-
nninishes. Her young men, weary Of
waiting for the republic to come, go
themselves to the republic. Her WO-
men live on unmarried. Her old men
wage religious feuds, and die fawinR
loyalty on threRdbare Office. III fares
the land that the young men leave =
Cleveland Leader.
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sonething RTewI

FWHE TREM0ET WATCB. A new style
Also, q fun supply OF WaItham Watches on hard
and selling q the lowest cash prices, by
C. PLATT,
Nov. 22G7-d. No. 8, Willihma' Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

TTFHT does Evans sell 50 many stoves and %
w much Tin Ware Because he keeps the
mozt rsiIabls Stoves and makes his ware uut Of
the best Sin, and sells. ehea
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

The gray unrestine Sea-
AdoWn the bright and betting shore,
Breaking In untold melody
Makes music eVeEmoEe.
Centuries Of vanished time,
Since the glad earthag prfmasvai morn,
Have heard the grand unpausing chime,
MomenflF aye 1aEaoarEl-
Like as in cloistered piles,
Rich bursts Of massive sound upEWelis
Ringing along dim lighted aisles
With spirit-tFauoing SPELL
So on the surf white strand.
Chants OF deep peal the sea weeds ra7sa
Like voices from the vieHless land
Hymning hymn Of praise.
By times, IN thunder notes,
70 The booming billoFEs shoreWaEd sarge I;
By times a silver laugh 1n1oats:
By times, low SOFT dirge.
Souls more ennobled grow.
Listing the worldless antbem rise5
Discords are drowned in the great G0EFt
OF Natures harm monies.
Men change and Hcease to be,
And empires rise and grow and fall
But the weird uausieO On the sea
Lives and outlives them all.
That mystic song shall last
TIL Time itself no more shall be; -
T5Il seas and shores away nave passed.
Lost in eternity
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Sale of
Real Estate.

~ pursuance or an order Of the Probate Court Of
a Delaware county. Ohio, / shall o3sF for sale -
public Fendue, on the premises, on the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ana. Il o'clock, A
n. the following premises situate in Delaware
county, Ohio, in Section D Tp- s, and Range 10
and being the East half Of Lot No. a. o. s. n.
except ten acres on OF the South end thereof Goa
taiuing 40 acres more or less. Also eight acres
OF Of the west end Of LOT No II in Sectlon1 In
same Township, being the same premises on Whieh
the said John Roberts resided Gt the slime of his
death. 10 be sold free Of dover OF widow.
TERW or SALE --One-thIrd in hand on the day ef
sale, and the residue in I and years from day ef
sale, with interest, 20 be secured By mortgage on
premises. J. D. VAN DEMAN, Administrator
de bouis non With viii am aLed
Of John Roberts, decd.
CARPEE & VAN DElEAK, AttFs
Jan2qBs-5t. -pfsT,5O EE
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RaAL NOTICES
Ia BankruptcY.

NoRTHERE Dm1B1gE OF OHlo So.
At Mansfield, Ohio, the 1st Day Of Febru-
ary, 1858.
FF3HE undersigned hereby gtVas notice Of his ap-
pointment as aEsignss Of Isaac =. InzkeeP, ol
Harlem Township, In The Connty Of Delaware, and
state Of Ohio, within said district, who has been
adiudFed q bankrupt on hls own petition
- iie Cra7iaors gF said Bankrupt
FebT'6s-3t. JOS. s. HEDGES, Assignee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

WHAT Is A DARLING.-An exchange
answers this question in the following
Btyle:
It is the dear, little, beaming girl who
meets one on the doorstep who filings
her arms around ones neck and kisses
one with her whole soul of love who
ssizes ones at;vho relieves one ofoue's
coat, and hands the tea and toast 50
prettily, who places her elfish form at
the piano and MARBLES forth, unsolicited
such delicious songs, who casts herself
at ones footstool, and clasps ones hand
and asks eager unheard-Of questions,
with such bright eyes and flushing face
and on whose light, hossy curls one
places ones hand and breathes "God
bless herl" as the fairy form departs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

Our Democratic Legislature did not
succeed, in passing q resolution oompli-
mentary to Lieutenant General Sher-
man and Major General Thomas. They
succeeded, however, in adopting q reso-
luton laudatOry of O'Neill, who led the
FeniRn raid into Canada. The aniDaus
OF the Legislature appears in this coin
oidence very plainly. sherman and
Thomas are men of the highest military
reputation. O'Neill was Rt the head Of
a band of mRrRuders, who, engaged In
a lawless and foolish enterprise, killed
Innocent men. Nothing in the history
of Amerioa is more contemplate than
this conduct Of the Ohio Legislature
Cigl. Commercial.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

A Chicago paper thinks it Ominous
swept by fires, the City Of Chicago,
ocean steamer, gets on the rocks and is
lost, and the City of Chicago sleeping
car, of the Pullman line, and also the
Silver Palace Chicago, of the Allentown
line, are burned up. The hope is ex-
pressed that these partial and vicarious
scorchings may not herald the coming
of that more complete publication BY
fire which the city SO greatly needs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
NoEEoH e RARNgnRs

Buffers LeUe7 Hay Rake.
THIS Rake was awarded the premium at the
u last Delaware County Fair and Is highly rec
ommended By Nj. T. +. Joy, and Henry Cutler,
who used it on their farms last season. has the
advantage over AL other rakes ia being the
cheapest, most durable, less complicated, and
easier controlled. 9nly limited supply can be
furnished the coming season. Farmers will please
leave orders at A. Deans Grocery Store where
the Rake i8 on exhibition.
R. B. GRIFFIN,
Jan. .s'ss-sm. Agent.
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-. u. SalsttIs, "a. %.
Dr. Nm. 4. BOpq0,
Geddes q PoppLetO1s.

EF. POFPIEIos
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Besse's Patent Automatic or Self-Ac-
ting Water Gate,

FTIHE only durable and reliable Gate for fencing
u streams and heIds which are liablo to be
overhowed. Il is simple, cheap, efficient and Gu-
rabIe, and every farmer in the United States who
has a stream running through bis farm, shOu Id at
once secure q farm right. Great Inducements for
those wishing to buy territory. Those applying
first can have hrst choice OF territory. viii sell
Individual, Township, County, and State rights,
80 cheap that those seeing the gate cannot help
but buy For particulars apply IN person or BY
letter 90 the Patentee. H. BESSE,
Jan. 10 '6s.Iy. Delaware, Ohio.
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Do Not be Deceived.
Dissolution

T4HB oparfnersbip heretofore existing between
Il the unders iRned, under the firm name OF
Kelton,. Bancroft & Co, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. AIldebts due said firm ana Iia-
bIIities against them will be settled by Bancroft
Bros. Il Co. HARVEY BANCROFT.
COLUMBUS Ohio, CARL n. BANCROFT,
Dec. 81 1861 EDWARD G. FIELD,
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AGENIIS WANTED
FOR DR.. WILLIAM SMITHS
BIBLE DIGEIOTT Ar ",

It contains OVER ONE THOUSAND closely print
ed, double column. octave pages, from new cleo
trotyDe plates, good paper and is appropriately "
illus trated, with over TWO HUNDRED enEravings
on STEEL AND WOOD, and Of fine authentic maps.
It is highly commended by al learned ana emf
nent men, and by the press generally, throughout
the country, .-
It is necessary 10 help every Bible reader in
dispensable to every Clergyman and Sunday School
teacher and ought to be in every family.
It is great Library in Itself. The labor and
learning Of centuries are gathered in this one vol
ums, TO throw clear strong Light upon every
page Of the inspired word.
Do Not be Deceived.
Owing to the unprecedented popularity Of this
work. a small English abridgement adapted to
uyenile readers, in duOdeCimo form, Of about
600 pages, has been reprinted by another firm in
larger type, and spread over 500 octave pages, ev
identity yi-by making a book larger than its orig
inaI,-so give impression that it is our edition.
Send for circu ars giving full particulars.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Publishers,
14s West Fourth st Cincinnati, o.
fsbT'6B-4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

~Iau for the MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE.
~ You viii find 1t prominent among the large
sOrtment OF cooking stoves offered for sale b y
apr.5, ,'6T-6 THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Copartnerships

FFJHE undersigned have this day formed a Coz
j partnership for the carrying on Of general
Dry Goods business at the old stand Of KaltOn 9,
Bancroft Co. Nos. s & Gwyune Block, Town
Street, under the. name and styIa OF Bancroft
Bros B Co.
Columbus, Ohio. HARVEY BANCROFT,
Jan l. 1868. CARL N BANCROFT,
ROBERT E. SHELDON,
jan sos 3m. ROBERT D. M0CARTER.
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HOWE SEWING MACHINES.

r AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THESE
II superior Sewing Machines in any quantity and
OF any style, on credit, to responsible persons,
who may desire te be accommodated in that
way And viii say to those who may not be ac-
ouSfnted with this Machine that plenty OF refer
snco can be given to those who are using them.
c. PLATr
nov.8I67-tr. Agent forDelaWare, County
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thereon, that i am not to obey any or
der from the War Department, assum-
ed to be issued By order Of the Presi-
dent, unless such order is known bV
me to be authorized By the Executive,
and, in reply thereto, 20 say that / am
Informed By the Secretary Of War
that he has not received from the Exc
eeutiTe any order or instruction, lim-
i6lnR OF Impairing his authority to is
sue orders TO the army as has hereto
ttofore been his practice, under the
laws and custom Of the Department.
w hlEe this authority to the War De-
partmeEt ia not couDternnnded. Il
will be satisfactory evidence "a ne
chat any orders issued from the War
Department BY direction of the Preai-
dent, are authorized BY Che Executive.
/ have the honor to be, very re-
specttully, your obedient servant,
u. s. GRANT, General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
a Fine Piano for Sale.

A LSO, Two Story BRICK HOUSE on Hill Street
~ two doors west Of GOodau Lanes Grocery
containing ten rooms, two cellars and other con-
veniences Or I viii sell my Frame House. direct
" opposite, containing nine rooms. Suitable for
boarding. Enquire at the residence or at my
office in UEiOn Block, Delaware, Ohio
nov1'6T-t.f J.F. HESS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

3Gn0DA EXAMINERS ~ 0E4G9u
uEREAFTEEs, and until furthsF uot1Gs, the
III School ELaIainorB Of Delaware county viii
meet At the COURT ROOM. in the t0Ha Of Delaware
On the FIRST and THIRD Saturdays q March, tho
First, Second and Third Saturdays Of April the
First Saturday af Nay, she F0aFth Saturday Of Sep
tember, the 6esond and Fourth Saturdays Of Oo-
tober, The First Sosond, RhiFd and FouFth Stature
days oF NsVember and the First Saturday OF De-
osmbeF.
They WI meet At the SCHOOL HUUsE, In DEL
81. ths F0urth Saturday Of APRIL and the FIRST
Saturday Of Oet0ber and a the SCHOOL HOUSE
ia SUNBURK, on the Second Saturday Of Nay, and
the Third Saturday Of October.
Candidates must present aAtiaEastoFy teatimo-
nislB Of good moral character AHa tho law re-
quires az esnditi0B Of esamiHGtaoEB, that each
applicant Cor g certificate shall pay a fee Of 80
cents.
No certificate is granted unless tine candidate is
s'qualihed % teach ALI the branches med IN the
law; namely OrthOgraphy, Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar and
possesses an adequate knowledge ofthe theory and
practice Of teaching"
Examinations will commence al 40 O'Clock, A.
1. and WiH be conducted as FAR IS possible in
Eriting. Each candidate is requested 30 bring
$40 sheets Of cap paper and pencil and stamps
"a envelope directed 20 himself, IN which the
JsrdHoate awarded will be mailed 90 him, or no
Zee Or failure.
ian. Is, 1ss7.-tf Clerk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Commercial e TeLegr0pbie
Departments.

The Commercial Course or study consists Of the
theory and practice OF opening. closing and con-
ductfng about nfty sets Of Stock and Partnership
Books, with tue most approved ferns for keeping
Books by the Single ana 0oubls Eatry, in the va
Fious Departments Of Commerce. Changing from
Ghandlstng, Comm tsEio1 Com pound COMPANY and
Joint Stock Business, Brokerage and Exchange
Agencies and Administrators Books, Farm Ac
counts, Importing and 8obbEBg, Forwarding, Rail-
r0ading, Steam boating Baking Plain Practical
Pennmanghips Commercial AFItmstic, CONNER
ciai Paper, Commercial Law, and Lectures
Political Economy, Business Caatouls and the Laws
Of Trade, &C, sc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
INSURANCE.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
0rganizsdin 1s45.

N


in 1s45. Charter Perpetual.
Having paid losses on deceased members amount
ing 20 S5,125s s425, and declared in dividends to
the living the sum OF $4,000, ,839, with assets
we'll secured, amounting to over 80, 100000,
has just declared its TWENTIETH annual dividend,
being so per cent.
Il continues to issue all classes OF Life Policies
at the lowest rates consistent with perfect secur-
are economy in expenditure and care in its man.
agemsRt.
bonuses or commissions to officers, and no immOG-
crate compensation to agents
All its Directors attend to its meetings, and
serve on its committees. It's risks are carefully
selected so as to secure sound lives. II IS care
ful in adjusting losses, and prompt in payment.
It's funds are invested with regard to security
never haZarding principal and interests hence It
has never lost a dollar on its investments After
paying losses and expenses, and reserFing the
value OF al outstanding policies, it has ALWAYS
made an ANNUAL dividend Of return premiums to
the members, and paid them when due.
i is mutual BENEFTp Company, having but
one CLASS OF members, all hfe-policies, both ne W
and old, sharing equally In the annual division OF
surplus, receiving dividend on the premium pai
It endeavors, in brief, to act in all respects as
faithful trustee Tor the members. Having for over
twenty years pursued this course it proposes to
continue it in The future and ofore its advantages
TO all who desire 10 insure in a Company so direc-
led.
LEW1s C. GRovER, President,
Benz. G. Miller, Vice President,
Edward A. Strong, Secretary,
Alex. 3. johnson. Cashier,
AMI Dodd, Mathematician
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Joseph b Jackson, n. D., GabI 'eI Grant, N. D..
Edgar Holden, u. D., F. G smelling, N, D..
DIR 3 @ r OES.
Lewis G Grover John Weeks
Henry RcFarlan Nehemiah Perry
Charles NaCKnet Edward A Strong
A Smelling Josiah Low
Randall Greene Joseph A HRlsey .
n ErOthingham Benz @. Miller.
agent for ohio.
OFFICE, DELAWARE, OHIO
apr12'5J u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Table CUTLERY.

A FULL assortmsnt of fine Ivory handle Knives
"A just received. Prices reduced IS per cent at
the Jewelry Store Of
June Il, '6T-H C. PLAT.
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DR.. II. Besse,
rvDeu Gro. y azDDu

A TTORNEY's At Law, Delaware, Ohio. VIII
~ promptly attend 70 all legal business intruat
"a 10 theis care in Delaware and adjoining coun-
ties. Particular attention given 70 proceedings
under she new Bankrupt Act. oEE1CEs WnL1ANs
& LATuN8 BLOCK.
Aug. 2, '0T-if.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
C6troqrapbic Department.

IN this Departments instruction is given IN spea-
CerIan Penmanship} Business Corresponding, and
Ornamental and Ladies' styles. Pen and Gard
Drawing, Card Writing, Oh hand El0urishinE, etc,
elc. IN this depaFtnsRffs Is q Teachers Class, the
object % which is % thoroughly driH al persons
who may desire 20 become tsaeheEs Of this bsau-
lfrI branch OF education, thus fully preparing
ldcn for this row popular and l1eratiFa bUsi-
ness. This Department has bseR newly arranged
BY placing at lta head Mr.. WAY, who is thor
oughlY competent Instructor. having had expert
enGs during the past year q teacher in the
Oberlin Business Enstisuts. All persons intsTes-
ted, cali, or send for samples 81 bis Writing and
FlouTiahing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
DELAWARE COUNTY
BIBLE SOCIETY
Depositary No. 3, Williams Block.

Depositary No. B. Williams Block.
FT9HE Society has recently received an addition
III TO les stock Of Bibles and Testaments, and the
aBsOTt tment is now very full from the smalIes
pocket edition 70 Imperial QuArto--in all styles B
binding. Also the scriptures in Hebrew, Latin
Greek, German and other languages and French
and English and German and English Testamente.
Remember that the pub locations OF the American
Bible Society more correct IN translation, are
better bound, and are sold at #Ff 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

IF you want strong, steady and pleasant light
"a to read OF sew by, try the saint GeFmaiu''
Lamp. u is easily managed, Substantially made
and VIII last for years Another desirable quality
they have is. that the ohinineys do not break Ia
using. For sale By
C. PIsATT.
febP6S'lG r g. No. 2, Willams' Block.