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AMERICAN PASSPORTS FOR GERMANY.-ln reply
TO inquiries the following letter has been sent
from the state department, Win reference 70 ..e
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, Dec. 22, 1868.
A II. Nonss ESQ., Notary Public. 29s Canal street, New
York:
Sir-Your letter Of the 18th instant. requesting
to be informed If any reliance can be placed upon
recent articles in the New York papers, advising
ali American citizens who desire to reside for any
length Of time in any Of the German cities to pro-
vide themselves With passports, and also INFORM
ipc the public that passports are very desirable
for Russia and Austria, and indispensable for
Cuba, has been received; In reply have to
re,;ad yvu This department. weuld advise ali
citizens visiting foreign countries to provide them
selves with passports, - they might be liable to
serious inconvenience II unprovided with anthem
tic proof of their national character.
Al am, sir, your obedient servant,
F.W. SEWARD, Assistant Secretary.
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THE INV AND OLD MIstsrR


FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURY.
Mr.. Gladstone. Mr.. Disraeli.
LORD CHANCELLOR.
LG %l P Hath WS0d Gate Sir Lord Cairns.
LORD PRIvY SEAL.
Lord Kimberly. Earl of Malmesbury.
CHANCELLOR OF THE ExoHEouER.
Mr.. Lowe. Mr. Ward Hunt.
SECRETARY FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Bruce. Mr.. Hardy.
SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Earl of Clarendon. Lord Stanley.
SECRETARY FOR THE COLONIES
Earl Granville. Duke of Buckingham.
SECRETARY OF WAR.
Mr.. Cardwen. Sir J. Pakington.
SECRETARY FOR INDIA.
Duke of Argyll. Sir 8. Northcots.
SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.
Mr. Chichester EnrtAannA- nAin.~i- WilaAn- pattan-
FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY.
Mr.. Childers. Mr.. CORY.
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Mr.. Bright. Duke Of Richmond.
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Lord Harrington. Duke of Montross.
POOR LAW BOARD.
Mr.. Goscben. The Earl Of Devon.
LORD STEWARD.
The Earl Of Peterborough. The Earl Of TankervfIIs.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
viscount Sidney. The Earl Of Bradford.
MASTER OF THE HORSE.
TheMarquis of Allesbury. Duke of Beaufort.
MISTRESS OF THE ROBES.
Duchess Of Argyll. Duchess of Wellington.
MASTER OF THE BUcKHoUHDs.
The Earl of Cork. The Lord ColviIle.
COMMISSIONER OF WORKS AND BUILDINGS.
Mr.. Laysrd. Lord j. Manners.
JOINT SECRETARIES OF THE TREASURY.
Mr.. George Glynn. Colonel Taylor.
Mr.. Ayrton. Mr.. Schlster Booth.
THIRD LORD OF TIE TREASURY.
Mr.. stsnsfeld.
LORD OF THE TREASURY.
Mr.. Adam. Sir G. Montgomery.
UNDER sBoRETARIEs.
Home Department.
Mr.Knatchbull Hugessen. Sir James Ferguson.
Mr.. Grant Duff. Lord Clinton.
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Otway. Mr.. Egertou.
Attorney General.
sir Robert Collier. Sir j. B. Ksrslsks.
Solicitor General.
Mr.. Coleridge. Sir q, Baggsliay.
Lord Advocate for Scotland.
Mr.. MontcIein. Mr.. Gordon.
IRELAND.
Lord Lieutenant.
Earl Spencer. The Duke of ASsscoru.
Lord Chancellor.
| Mr. Justice O'Hsgan. Mr.. Bre wster.
Attorney General.
| Mr. Lawson. DR.. Ball.
| Solicitor General.
Mr.. SERGEANT Barry. Mr.. Ormsby.
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THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 81. 1855.
THE INDIAN WAR.
afTuFN CT GENERAL cgsTtRs COMMAND.
DETAILS OF THE RECENT BATTLE.

Return Of General Custer from the Battle Of the
washita-Ihe Trophies Of the Fight-rhe Cap
tives---Additional Details and Incidents The
Death of Major Elliott and Captain Hamilto:--
List of Indian Chiefs Killed--sketches of Elliott
and Hamilton--1he Killed and Wounded.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Dec. %, Is

SAID Lord John Russell TO Mr.. Hume, alta social
dinner: "what DO you consider the object OF
legislstion," The greatest good 70 the greatest
number, responded Mr.. Hume. What do you
call the greatest number,r continued his lord
ship. "Eunsber one, my lord. |" Was the common
er's prompt reply.
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CIERK's OrrIcE UsrIKD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.
December l, 1865.
In Bankruptcy-Ths notice issued from this once that
JOHN THORNHIkL has hsd petition be declared
bankrupt partner Of w. Estin issued through
uissaks Il shesld have been Henry Thsrnhnl
Mr. john 1hsAin has net applied The bsnsat sf the
Dsskrup; Law.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
IN Proposals for constructing port of the New Or
leans, Mobile and Chattanooga rosd between the cities
Orleans and Mobile embracing about 26OOO cubic
wards earhwork delivery for constru
ton nesl fe Of Truss Bird Ding IS 900 nea feet Of
Pile and Trestle Bridging and for delivery Of 100000 Cross
tbs aud other materials will be received a. the Company
Office, the city Of New OrleSps mp TO ~ O'Clock A. H.
WEDNESDAY January 20, 1869.
Maps and prohles Of the line plans OF structure and s
The Office and after December 10 1853 and blank
furnished for contracts specf cations, propositions
etc, etc. -,
All proposals be addressed 70 Henry Van VIsck Che
Engineer the New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Rail
The Company reserves the right reject any propose
JAMES A. kAYNOR,
President N. o n. @. Z. r. Co.
Ohce. Caller Court
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ELL OCAT1ONALs
GENERAL KrRBr sMIrHs
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY KENTUCKY.
On September ISL 1888 KIRBY SMITH, With 3 corps Of
assistants whose qualifications are Of the highest order win
open, stEewcsstie, Kensueky,
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle is located In the healthy blue grass region Of
Henry county equI distant tour mie. from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexingten and the Louisville and Cincinnati
~ 1
Ts SsS'a y ss q and @
sed The suburbs Of the town The standard Of sducston
s at .ss %
Be strictly military recurring punesrsty and
viii Sc conducted with care and ssrsy 50 to
se session. divided into two weeks each
the frst commencing September 18th The charges fof
snes viii Be ,hSss hundred seventy az. dollar. /, o. s.
sona Ss,snsn one Il the b.snsSg Of each Ter Of the
session deduction from viii made for
honorable d'cs.Es even shss fs. Of So
Tserm FURNISHED On the most reasonable terms
and stationery At Louisville prices the number Of pupils
apply . ere
asncs r EN- and Svss Y. 70 70. q s
friends in this Commonwealth
:sss n s .: e:
M RE. q. H. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
a Thorough English Education, AederA
Languages and Music.
Vocal and Instrumsntal
LANDSCAPE AND foRrRArrURs.
Strangers Hotel.
| 10. LIZ ch.r,rss Street, New Orleans
o. Esy Dr. Lsaoss. ssv Orleans. La Pref a, nsss
bon JSds. Simon. New orisaas; Prot. T. L. Caldwell
.OUIsIANA STATE sEMIAAkn.
PEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded md Supported By The State Of Louisiana
fhs ns.s Session sssins September tn, 1883. And esss'
FxesITr-voasss. Of fsn corps ofs instructors Il
branches Of LsrAurs and science usually taught In the bs
cousss o. sFusI-Enbrasss Prspa.sssry and IN Asss
s.s s 4 G sssss =, "a. q
onaSsFsS 81 sxpsus,s sxosvs elosb,.s sac; s,os pap
:ss n sdvanss balance n equal pssusnS Jssaay iss an
6adsss rsesivsl any time during The ssse. and charge
kvu dnss Of susxanoA
Adass D. ,. BOYD. ssssrntsaasat
r OUISIAuA LIVERY AND SALE
/ STABLES.
Mes l 100 l92 Nssarins street. between yuA and 81
1 s.,ti = t.a Jessph streets.
Firstsass Mules aad Hersw fer sale Also Carriages
Il r. l..
L. HART, rrssrisssr.
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OUR OBJECT NOW Is TO PROCLAIM THAT THE
Great southera Medicinal spirits.
GREY JACKET BIrrERs.
Have Never Been Counterfeited.
AND CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPoN, AND THAT
Az FAR AS is IN OUR POWER. SHALL ALWAYS
BE KEPT PURE.
WE NEVER HAVE NOR NEVER SHALL, MAKE
TWO KINDS OF SPIRITS.
We are southern Manufacturers.
BARNETT LION,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF GREY JACKET
BfTrERs.
No. IL New Levee street
Aaa n Fulton street.
| FEW ORLHANs. La.
NOTIC8.."-........... ..................NOTICE
CIERks orrIcz usrED STATES DISTRICT oousr.
n.- ~hxwl
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.

MOUNT CARBON COAL,
From the mines Of the Big Muddy River in Illinois
For sale in small or large quantities at the lowest prices
Read the following certificate:
The Mount carbon Coal been thoroughly tested by
and believe be the best American Coal in this market
for house
Jesse K. Bell, Ben 1oledano,
Dr. Daniel C Holiday, Henry Thornhili.
Martin Gordon Jsmes 7. Tucker.
J. q, Bienyenu. J. B. Woods,
FL Kirsheedt A. J. Buck,
Price, Hine Topper Chas Ro6s,
II. Bonnahel, Lewis Woiney,
Geo Jonas. WI Bodgson,
H. NJ Isaaescn. and many others.
Also for sale small quantity Of slack and coal suitable
mills cotton pickeres foundres, cotton presses
etc., ETC.. low prices. Apply to
WALTER NJ Phillips
23 Carondslet street
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MEDICAL.
poPEs CURE FOE cOUGns. COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC.

In oil Diseases Of the Throat Lungs requiring the
Of mild, soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this
parson may be used By persons of ell from ths In
FAINT mewhng and pukng In Its nurses arms 10 where the
sixth shifts lean and sppered pantaloon with
much prospect relief as from formula phsmscops
PoPE's CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for years. with increasing demand put In bot
ties at 75c. each Try JOHN II. POPE.
pruggist, corner jackson and Prytsnia streets
Sold also BY JOHN DKBENNEyILLE, Druggist, corner
: Camp and Poydras streets.
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IN + ERY.

-
REAL EsrArs LorrEHr.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN THIS CITY.
To be Dispessd or By Lottery.
The drawing this Lottery take place cAs the
tickets are sold under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted by the Legislature Of the State in 1863 and which
embraces In its Scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, ,owi.:
THE ST LOUIS HOTEL. now ope, to the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK
TIE DWELLING. STORES AND wAREROoMs, Nos.
Ils. lis and 10 Royal street. adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No IS ST. Louis
street opposte the HOTEL
THE ct. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
1e Prizes... ......Tickets SiO
For full particular description Circular. which
will be pospadts any desiring IT. and all orders fol
Tickets will receive prOmp. attention BY addressing
| o.E HALL.
st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans. La
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GREY JACKET BITrERs.

And 50 popular they become that they at this
early date Ia little three years from their first manu-
fsctureD used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED By US AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE SO FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BIrTERs BEING coUN
TERFLITED, while the papers filed with warnings
from Yankee manufacturers of pretended or real
fets Of their medicstsd spirits.
DENtABLE.
But whom the responsibility properly rested the South
EN- people could reasonably know do we suppose
they cared.
They only ceased purchsse them and bought the GREY
JACKET BIrTKRs in their place.
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vy1oR No NORTH THrRD STREET. e. LOUIE No
Wh sssB PsAsssA ~ pssssssS rsss,s ssiss 81 - -
49, snnlnA uzpsssns - No. prsah fs7 - ~
bsaln paono - nrs epplsaaasa ~ baFy vhas ssss ~
- havAg ~ - ~ bas1.s8 ~ 49, unA ~ as -
~ = sAsUs 49, - - - svss1 hfhs2aA Anbaab
- s61snAsd - prsnUtlg-edviss ~ h I'll 60
- q ~ NGuoBo DlvN vAa tmhsG
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.

GREY JACKET BITTERS.
TO THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
New Orleans, December 4. 1865.
year 1865 the undersigned percsivns that their
friends South being imposed by thousands
Of vile compounds under the Of whskies Brsndss
Gins schnspps Ber etc, etc. determined to begin the
manufacture pure medicinal spirit out Of homsrsised
Southern herbs supply the want Of the public in this line
which had created the demand We called our spirit
GREY JACKET BITrEKs.
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got into The open air and could see their warriors
gh,Pg Al Ground they y set up mournlgi wall
Hitherto the warriors shouted defiance. when
they found their families were in possession OF the
and they seemed to realize that the star of Black
Kettles band of the Cheyennes had set.
The ponies now recovered from their frantic
efforts to escape. The squavs walked mp TO them,
the animals quietly submitting to be bridled and
ssddled, but displaying a disposition to light
whenever q white man came near. About zoo
ponies were thus taken and brought In, while over
200 were shot to prevent their being retaken by
other Indian bands. Next TO the loss OF warrior
or tauaw, the savage laments the loss oil pony
On the return trip no Indians we're seen. Night
ard morning the prisoners set up their mourning
songs, but received no response from warriors
lurking about the camp. While thus giving vent
to theiI grief, the sister and niece Of black hete,
party. placing the hands upon the heads OF each.
simultaneously repeating a few sounds. At the
frat camp, on the return, according 10 custom,
the Osaees hung their scslps outside their tents,
and cred several volleys over them.
They have superstition that such demonstrs-
lions Of hostility drive away the spirits OF nose
from whom the scalps were taken, and that IN the
event of neglect Of 90 important Q preceution
these spirits would come and rob them OF tner
hard, earned and ghastly evidences OF their prov.
ess. Another rather singular supersnuon was
witnessed before the column started. Before the
fall Of the snow the Osages were seated, IN toer
usual sullen manner, around their camp IRE. one
Of them suddenly copied, . few yards Oh, wnlrl,
wind strripe.uf sand and sticks. The Usage jumped
up and vas followed BY half q dozen OF the war.
riors. The warriors kicked and struck forcioiy 81
the vhirlw ind until It disappeared. Upon inquiry
he warriors said the whriwind was the spirit Of
u Arspahoe, and was then on its way south 70
slam the tribe of the approach of danger. but
| they had now driven the spirittwsy. Inc Osages
| having been promised al the Indian ponies tney
could capture the niece and sistsr OF Black Kett
| were told the fact. They replied with IN air o
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
/ EEDP POUuDRY-
(KsfABLIsHED II lssD
)srnsr % Delsrd and Ysuehsr streee

We BEG lssvs W inform friends the pgbEs generally
IA " are prepared formerly, 70 manufacture Btsan
hgnss Dseru Sugar Mils Sugar Kettles Draining He
Aiuss saw nnla CsttsA Pressss Newell Sorrows Gin Gear
Furnacs Mouths Bars I'll kinds sf Plantation ~
ssnboat Wsrks. nd svszy tssgiDtea Of Machinery ID
South. LEEDS 90.
psdsp len q Bsx n nssha,iss' and Dsasts nzasass.
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. CompMl
'ortunity,
ith It's col
. nchisss wl
he Oonpi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07

HnTIeEss

81 7lfEsSENGER7s EOTICE.-ThIs is TO give notice
IA that on the Goth Day Of January, A. D 1855
a warrant Of Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate Of Samuel Stout Of Concord, in the County
OF Delaware. and state Of Ohio, who has been
adI1dged Bankrupt on his oTn Petition {; that
the payment q any debts. Eud delivery Of any
property belonging TO said Bankrupt, TO bin or
TO h1s use. and the transfer OF any property by
him. are forbidden by Law ; that meeting Of the
creditors Of said Bankrupt to prove their debts,
and choose one or more assignees Of his estate,
viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy 20 be
holden at No. S. Perkiu's Block, Cleveland. Ohio,
before GYrOn R. KeIth, EsqUiFet on the 18th day
of February A, D. 1855, at 10 o'clock. A 81.
BARRY IHOMRSOAs
Deputy u. s. Marshal, Messenger
CAEFER & FAS DEllAsl, Att,yE for Petitioner.
Jan. 81, 1s6s-2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07
Besse's Patent Automatic or Self-Ac-
Q ting Water Gate.

W3HE only durable and reliable Gate for fencing
II streams and fields which are liable to be
overlooked It is simple, cheap, efficient and du-
rable and every farmer in the United States who
has a stream runnin through bis farm, shOu Id at
once secure farm right. Great Inducements for
those wishing to buy territory, Those applying
first can have FIRST choice Of territory. viii sell
individual, Township, County, and state rights,
SO cheap that those seeing the gate cannot help
but buy. For particulars apply in person or by
letter to the Patentee. r, BESSE,
Jan. 10 '6s 1y. Delaware, Ohio
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution.

ETHE Copar tnersbip heretofore existing between
u the unders tgned, under the firm name Of
KeltOn, Bancroft & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due said arm and Iia-
bIlities against them viii be settled by Bancroft
Bros L Co HARVEY BANCROFT
COLUMBUS Ohio, CARL n. BANCROFT,
Dec. 81 1861 EDWARD G. FIELD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07

a Delaware county Ono, slau ener- ior SAFE aA
public vendues on the premises on the
18th day Of February, A. d. 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and u O'Clock, A.
M tie following premises situate in Delaware
county, Ohio, in Section ] TBS, and Range 10
and beiag she East half Of Lot No. q, q. s. M
except ten acres OF OF the South end hereof, cor
taining 40 sores more or less. Also eight acres
OF Of the west end Of Lot Ne. II, in Section 4 in
same Township, beng the same prennise on which
the said-John Roberts resided at the time Of his
death- To be sold free Of dover OF widow
TERAs OF SALE-One-Third IN hand on the dsy Or
ale, and the residue in and 2 years from day oG
sale With interest, to be secured by mortgage on
premises. ]. D. VAN DEAlA1, AdEainistrator
de bonis non with W iH eXed
OF John Roberts, decd
CAREER & Van DE1LAN AttFs- .a
anz4f6s-5ts-pIsT5
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a Fine Piano Tor Sale.

A LSO, a Two Story BRICK HOUSE on Hill Street
tA two doors west Of GoOdall q Lanes Grocery
Containing ten rooms, two cellars and other con
veniences or viii sell my Frame House, direct
" opposite, containing nine rooms. Suitable for
boarding Enquire at the residence or at my
Office in Union Block, Delaware, Ohio
novI'6T-tf J. F. HESS.
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SOLE Day.
~ FLoRENcE PEReY.


You smoothe the tangles from my hair
With gentle touch and tenderest care.
And count the years ere you shan mark
Bright silver threads among the dark
Smiling the while to hear me say
tFYou1l think of this again some day
Some day =
I do not scOrn the power Of Itmei
Nor count on years of fadeiess prime,
But no white gleana VIII ever shine
Among these heavy locks OF mine;
p Az, laugh as gaily as you may,
You'u think Of this again some day
Some day u
Some day I shall not feel as now
Your soft hands move about my brow;
shall not slight your light commands,
And draw your Lresses through my hands
And you-you VIII not laugh that day
Some dayi
I know how long your loving hands
VIII linger with these glossy bands
When You shall weave my lalesk crown
OF their thick Masses Iona ana DEoFFu
But you viii see no touG4 Of gray
Adorn their shining lengbh that day
Some day!
And. while your tears are falling hot
Upon the Iips. which answers not
You'll take from these one treasured tres
And leave the rest tosilentness,
Remember that I used TO say
tYOuli think Of this again some day
Some dag Z"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07
COnarfnRrahin.

THE undersigned have tins day formed a Co
j partnership for the carrying on Of general
Dry Goods business al the old stand OF Kalton7
Bancroft & Co, Nos. 3 & Gwynne Block, Town
Street under the name aud styia Of Bancroft
Bros. 4 Co.
Columbus Ohio. HARVEY BANCROFT
Jan. L. 1865 CARL n. BANCROFT,
ROBERT E. SHELDON,
ian 3 '6s 3m. ROBERT u. McCARTER,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07

A TToRNET's AT Law, DeiaWara, Ohio. WIN
- pranptiy attend 20 al legal bUsiness iatruHt
a 70 their care IN Delaware and adjOtHing coun-
under the new Bankrupt Act. oTFicE, WnIsAns
& TskEzNBE BLOCK.
Avg 2, '67-tf.-a
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MeURAReE.
THE 1EUEUAL BENBFIT
LIFE IHsuRANe COMPANY.
in ls45. Charter Perpetual.

Organized in 1916. Charter Perpetual,
Having paid losses % deceased members amount
inE to GE51GE, ,H1B and declared in dividends 20
The iVing ihs sun oF G6,ouZ $50, vita ssEels
has jusl declared iis 1WEE1EIH annual DIVIDEND
Il e6naauss o isaas sE eEassss q Life Rolisiss,
IS the lowest "a iss Consistent with psrfect Eeouf
fiy e the mernbars rs distinEuishinF features
are reaeoaony IN expenditure and care n l-s naal-
III s1o 1toetholdsrs for tho use Of capital no
bonuHss or commissions 20 ofieersp and no ihnnaod-
crate e0mpensation % agents.
An is B.rselafz atssad . it9 meetiqgsi ard
serve On lie oommfttees. f5 risks are cgFsfuliy
selected 60 ag to sseuna sound lives. I rs care
ful in adjusting logass, and prompt in pagment.
It's funds are iagestsd Elsh TeEErd @ seelFity
never hnEarding principal and Interests hencs Il
has never lost dollar on iur'lgllfautB AfteF
payinZ losses and expenses, and EsaarTins ne
made an AEEU1L dis delG b rcturh premiaIna Cd
the members, ard pald eleHa tghaH due
Il q a "MUTUAL BEEEETT'1 Company, having but
one class Of members, al hie-policies, both ne y
eRd olds sharing equally ia the chual division Of
saTRl1a, receiving diiTdend on tHs pr1llium paid
il endeaVorE, in bFief, % actin al respects as
faifhful trustee for tie members. HaFinE for over
tWsHig years pursued thia course Il proposes 20
soataue it IN The fRtare apd ofors its adyantages
e al who desire g HlaaEa e a 0lla1ag e afas-
LEWIS c. GEoyEa, President.
asni g. Ail.cT Wee kTasdeat,
Edward a. strongs Secretary,
Alex - JohnF9ns Cashier
8nzi D8dd, ifalhsluati6ian.
MEDICAL EXAllIllEBs.
Joaarh 4. jackson, n. D., Gabl 'ei Grant, X. D..
Edgar Holden, "a. D. E-e knehings n D.
DIRE ECFoRG.
Lewis Grover John Weeks
Hsury MuFaFian Nehemiah Perry
GhaFies MacEnct Edward Strong
S S1eIliuE Josiah Low
RaadaIl n 8reene Joseph A Hais6y
Il Frothingham Bsnj G. KILLER.
I'm. CARTER.
agent for Ohio.
OFFICE, DELAWARE, OHIO
apr.1Z'67
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07
25 to SO Per Cent. Cheaper,
HOWE SEEMING MACHINES

r AN NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THESE
II superior Sewing Machines in any quantity and
Or any STYLE on credit, 20 responsible persons
who may desire to be accommodated in that
way. And viii say TO those who may not be
quainted with this Machine that plenty Of refer =
ence can be given 10 those who ara using them.
G. PLATr,
nov s'67-tf Agent forDelaware, County
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07

WTFHT does Evnns sell SO many Stoves and 50
nv much Tin Ware Because be keeps the
most reliable Stoves and makes his ware out OF
the best tin, and sells Ghsa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07
Hair JeweIrv.

CgPECIAL attention given TO lllug orders n this
- beautiful art with neatneBs and dispatch at
the Jewelry store OF c. PLATT,
dscIs'67if, No williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-07
Commercial e TeJegral9Is6c
Departments.

The Cgumereiai Course or study consists Of the
theory and practice or Opening, closing and con-
ducting AhogE afly sets Of Stock and Partnership
hOoks4 Elth .eae most approved forms for kegping
aQcIg bE The single ann Double Entry, n the va
riopg Departments of Commeree, Changing from
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