davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22

ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE, HESR1 x ~ J Ln;taN4'
Through bills OF lading given from Richmond 20
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, gram anu
other freight. ,,,,
Gable kilograms forwarded at low rates.
Close connection mad: for the racine coast
Sandwich Islands China, and Japan.
Frefghts forwarded 10 all parts OF the Ihlled
states and Canada. Apply To
WILLIAM G. DuSHAM < CO., Agents,
apos corner Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22

TOR RENT, that large, convenient, GO.
i and admirably -located tour-story BRICK III
TENEMENT No. 5l4 north Fifth street. between
Clay and Leigh streets, containing twelve nice
rooms. with kitchen and closet Gas and water
throughout same. 1t has all the improvements Of
the most modern style, such As bathrooms hand
some chandeliers In the parlors, aud the like.
Possession at once. Apply to
.#.@ -'-. LYME 4 BROTHER. Auctiouecrs.
I'm Main Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22
DISAPPOINTMENT.


The above sale Is postponed To TUESDAY, go
day Of November, 1899, AZ O'Clock i. d.. when II
will be made 1T Hanover Courthouse ttlat being
court day. instead OF on tho premises.
no oo-at A. L. COIRTNEI, TRUSTED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22

1 SSIGEEF'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S

1 SSIGNEFTS SALE OF BANkRUPT'S
a LANDS IN MADISON COUNTY, VA. AT
AuCTIoN.-By virtue Of orders of The United
States district court FOR the district Of Virginia,
dated Eth and 3lst Of August 1852 shall offer for
sale on TUESDAY, 30th day OF November, 1859, at
l. O'Clock W.. In front of the Inied States court
house in the city Of Richmond. free from All liens
andincumbranccs. the following property belong
Ing to The haukrupC estate Of John J. Robinson
k TRACT OF LAND in Madison county,
oak Park. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY NISEACkES. with good improvements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-22

NOR RENT. THAT VERY DESI- 90
4 RABbE BRICK HOUSE situated on the 81
south side Of Main street between sixth ard St
ycnth streets now in the occupancy OF l.. K. Cr"n-
sh wv, Esq, containing a large number OF rooms
and ample accommodations for servants. with gas
aud water, and other conycn"nccs on the prem
Uses. Possession can be had the Isl OF December
next. - -. .
side Of Twentieth street between franklin and
Grace. - ..,r, &c.,.
Also. 4 SMALL BRICK HOUSE. on Grace
street second door from Twcnty-ifth street, on
the south side. Possession can he had immediate-
~ f. ID. EhCEO,
Real EStnt, 4 ul.ni.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
DRTGs, MEDICNE Sc.
AYERS sARsAPARmLA.
FORPURTFYMG IN B=OOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine
enjoys, is derived from its cures many of
which are truly marvellous. 1nWeterats
tenn seemed saturated with corruption ave
been purified and cured by it. Scrofutous
affections and disorders, which were agra
waited by b scrofu1ous contamination IN
til they were painfully affecting, nave been
radically cured in such great number IN al
most every section of the country That the
virtues or uses.
ScrofulOus poison is one OF b most de-
struet1Ve enemies Of our race. OfIen TINS
unseen and unfelt tenant of the organise
underm1nes the CONSTITUTIONS and invites
Lne attack of enfeebling and fatal diseases,
without exciting a suspicion ofits presence.
Again, II seems to breed infection through
out the body and then, on some 1aFofaDte
occasion, rapidly develop MO one OF other
OF Its hideOus forms, either on the surface
or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
eles may be suddenly deposited in he1ungs
or nearti or tumors formed in the liver, or
y SHOWS It's presence by eruptt0ns on the
OF this SAR8APARHLA is advisable, even
Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally find immediate feneH
and, at length, cure, by the use Of TINS Mn
8ABAH1LLA: T. Anthonys IRE Rose Or
Erys9peLds, letter, alt RheInl, edtd. Head,
RtRga90rm1 ore Eyes, ore Ears, and other
eruptions or visible forms of &erof3dOWS
as Dyspepsia, Dr0pSy, Heart Disease, FITS,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia, and the various UbeeT00S
TENS.
Syphilis or Veperedt and Meresrea1D Diseases
are cured by 1t, though a long time is re-
CURED for %subduing these obstinate mala-
oIes Dy any medicine. But long continued
use OF this medicine will cure the COM
PeLInt. Le9e0TThoaQ or Whites, Uterine Ulcer
oetOItS, ana bea10Ie Diseases, are
soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
R111Iy ing ana 1nyigOratiug effect. Minute
D1reeLons for each case are found in our
Atmanac, supplied gratis. Rheumatism and
GOHg, Wnen caused by a~ccumu1atiOns of ex-
traneous matters in the blood, yield quick
/ " 0o1t, as also LfUeT Complaints I~0TDidiEV
/ Congestion or InJdnHB7Ut60N of the LiUeT and
g0otldtee, when arising, rs they often do
momthe ranking pofsons in the blood
I This 6AR6APARLLLA is a great restorel
for the strength and Vigor of the system
/ Those who are LQHguid and LEsdess. bespon,
deg1, SteepleSs, and troubled with Ne4rou!
LAppTehenstonS or Fears, or any OF the adee
lions symptonaatie of Weakless, will FIND
immediate relief and. CONVINCING aevidenct
OF It's restorative power upon trial.
Prepared by DB.J. @. AVER & Co. Low
kelL, Mass, Practical and Analytical Chem
e LYBRAND CO, Agents, Delaware, o.
and for sale by all Druggists and Medicine
dealers everywhere.
LI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PHILOSOPHY OF BREAD MAX
ING

Flour in bread has a delicious sweet
messsthRt nothing should destroy.
It has been said Of Republics that
they may risesto g eertain hightsgf ma
tional prosperity, and then must as
suredly decline. This we deny with
regardto RFpuhliusSbu IfffsteeftaihIy
true as to the staff o life.
There is q point at which the sweet
ness has Departed even beforethe sour
ness begins, The great art is to arrest
the fermentation before il Feaehss5 this
point.
have had spscimepss sent me by
~neighbOrs, to show what excellent
bread they could make, and found
their ideas and mine differed greatly.
Light AM White it, eRltainly- WgsE but
long bs4ore40Wassubfaftted tothe sense
OF taste, the sense Of smell told that it
was far from sweet.
For the reason thatit requires care
ful watching, I never have bread rising
a. night. Changes Of temperature affect
it, and must be carefully noted. Early
in the morning, say six o'clock, make
up your bread with luke warm water
or milk, and good homemade or ba-
kers' yeast never DreWersl -knead it
well, and set it in rather Swarm place
to rise. No sponging bBaOfe hand it is
wholly nnnecessaEYHanh only another
opportunity given to become sour. In
summer, before ten O'Clock, il viii be
l1gnE enoHgH TO put IN pans. Let II
rise hrthemt twenty mihdtesLnOt lon
ger. for hereths trouble generally lies
it is allowed to Fi8es and EisRstm il
oven as soon as il begins to rise in the
pans. The heat of the oven must be sc
regulated that the 1oaves will not bC
Drowned or crusted over during thu
first half hour. If they are, they car
not rise as they should After the frs
half hour increase the heat enough t,
give them nEBeAutiful 4HshtA8 brown
Good sized loaves should be an hour il
baking-[Janet in Hearth and Home
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
rHE AYoNpAEE noaRoR.

The two hundred poor fellows who
were snfoeated ina Pennsylvania mine,
had been ion a long strike. We do not
know what the strike was about, but it
was not because the mine was situated
so as to be horribly unsafe. If they
had struck for two entrances TO the
hthsa0ReaifaaR%ae
cident befelI the other, ~they.Would have
been wise men. They We're caught in
a trap. hTheyh han to descend I'd shaft
nearly four hundred feet to- enter the
mine, and that was surmounted by a
pile Of finder one hundred feet high.
1t mpsbhaEe been manifest,tO sall obs
serveTsa that a single spark in that
enornlouss heap of combustable matter
would be CERTAIN death to all the in
mates of thee mine.-Cipci7l9otk CEN;
mercidI. 94Ao4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

from a Commercial Lettef5
ItookEaE trSn Bker the main portions
of the battlefield, and, judging from
the looks Of the timber, b ardes
fighting was done about half IA mile
east Of the Lafayette road, IN the
woods. and near the edge of an old.
field. The timber is here terribly cut
up. and it is a wonder how a man
escape such a tempest OF shell n ball
as there ~appeaTsto have been ralned
forth. All around the Snodgrass Hill
there is also abundant evidence f hard
fghtinR as Wel1Eas a@ aIongfhe ridge
to the place where the Glenn House
formerly stood. The line of battle ex-
tended1or 8Dou6sfx miles, and fC@can-
be traced1bY the maFkssuppn the ting.
Der, without any other guideg k@a@R
Saturday night the Federals erected
a breastWork of oak logs, extending
from near the Lafayette road toward
ChickamaHga, for a. considerable dis
the way, but not all, as every year the
fire gets into the woods, and destroys
some of it. In a few years it viii all
% Nge 9n gygry m6hftAH siheefhe battie,9
parties have been over the field disin-
terring the dead. The bodies of the
Federal soldiers are taken to the GEM
etery at Chattanooga as fast as found,
and the Southern dead to the Confed-
crate cemetery at Marietta, Georgia,
anQs IN IaCbs 20 III points ONGI the
South, by theifirelatfW5SG In walking
the dead haye Been takeh canbe plain
ly seenstheRgRthe minWsQon washes
in the soil, and ere long It wifi be M
possible to tell where the dead are to
be found, or where they have been dis
inferred.
Ten years hence C-hickanaugu will
only live in history. No monument
marks the spot, as at Stone River and
Manassas. No huge fprtihcations were
erected, and soonnothfng will remain
to tell b tale where this most SAN
culinary battle was fought. Tt is now
known and pointed out by the Scored
timber, the r~ifle-pits, the wooden for
tihcation, and the trenches from which
the dead have been removed. These
viii all soon pass away The bark will
grow afresh oyer the bullet scars, The
trees, whose branches have been
clipped off by cannon balls, will either
decay or produces fresh branches. Thp
wooden bFe2stwori1s have neBY nearly
all disappeared, and III tWo or three
years none can be fourd.s Tire rifle,
pits are gradually filling upswith dirt
and leaves, and, like the trenches from
which h dead have been taken, they
Will soon be undistinguishable from
II common level. In ten wears J
doubtif a single trace can be f0uud n
the battle, unless it is noNaand then d
tree MERGED by a shelIor a cannon ball
But even, this is uncertain. motto,
that those which anesPlintered up tn,
worst arc dead, while these that ar.
living Observation-Disclosures thef
sears. ~-eF5 - @e-=sz O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
From the Toledo Blade.]
A VERY SHORT EPIsTLE FROM
MIR. Nasty.
PEPPERS TAVERN, HOLMES Co.,
Ohin Sant 1890

PkRtEk fAvETN. HoLaIEs Co.
Ohio, Sept. 1, 1869.
/ he'd parsheI1y prepared an appeal
TO the Democracy nv Maine, Ohio and
Pennsylvany, but jest ez I wuz a fin
lsh1n Nv it up, that infamous wretch,
Pep~DeF@e9Haein with his bill for board.
can't liquidate Il, and I am preparin
TO be. elected from the premises. Ez I
know from experience what method
will be adopted to remove me from the
house, I heY stuffed the sheets from
my bed in the seat nv myrpantaloons.
Thus genius mitigates evils witch it
cannot aFtoaether Eav6TdE The sheets
viii ease the kick, and kin be sold for.
enuffB5pay rafeFode rare let Pepper
come. lam prepaedbWhEGN
shell 90 to Mock Chunk, Penfsyl-
vany. Asa Packer, our glorious stand
aS ard heBtEggst Phi p 3 #93s ri e a9 al
gone. Ez the leaders NV the PhiIadeI-
phia Dimocracyah eY had full swing al
him for over a month, L must make
hasteaa1nthe general bleedin the old
man hez subjected hisselftO, it would
be an infamous shame if Edidn't git a
few drops. 0that Pendfeton Wes old,
and rich, and anxious to be- Governor.
o how Ienyy them Pennsylvany Dem-
Oerats who have Packer in hand! It's
better for them than a gold mine.
But HHF
hear Peppers steps on the stairs.
AdOow9 sPETRoHEUM V.NAsBf,
Wich wuz Post Master.
AN ##Fa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

How no PREsERvE GREEN Corn
Cut the corr from the cob when it is in
good copditionsfoT enoking, put it into
tia or eaEtbenuYessels. then into stove
ovensaid COOK thoroughly but do not
let it brown, then dry as quick as pos
sible in the sun and air. This mode
will save the corr with all its sweetness
and it will keep well any length OF
time il secured from moth.
The StOwel eve green sweet corn is
the very best variety to cook or pre-
serve. Put the dried corn into cold wa
ter and it will cook over a moderately
brisk fire inhalf TO three-o6rtbs Of an
hour, and be as soft and sweet as when
cut from che cob. M.
-Tote9q RfGae. WaB
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
Ana mlstarx wln Repeat ItseI


MaVg0S sEgAE
WVHE ,fOrebOdtnEs or disaster that
j.. now ILLS the mercantile mind, are buy
surface indications of the coming OF
that terrible day Of reckoning, b every
hfgh-prfced merchant haH realize his fatal
error of cIingingt to his old stock, and to the
old war prices, instead of selling his worth
fess stuff for what it would bring and start
ing aneW with fresh merchandise. The ma
iority OF goods are cheaper this spring in
specie than&fnsoId specie times; and the
reason it is so terribly dull with most firms
I the people are singing a the live
" cash houses, such as s. p. & il. SHUR
and the like, and are p~atrOnizing them al
exclusively.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
"A CA r ID.

80 prove the statement made by me
4 recently in the local columns OF this
paper, that I had sold and could sell the
singer Machine, n that I am the Agent
or all first class Sewing Machines, all Task
S that the citizsns of Delaware and vicini-
y call at h office over Browns Shoe Store.
where they can see the different machines
all together, and we can show the differ
ence between them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
AGENT FOR
Wheeler s. Wilson, Florence.
Howe, Singer,
AND ALL FIRST GLASS MAcH1NEa.

AND Ill FIRST GLASS MACHLNES.
Repairing promptly done. Machines ta-
ken in exchange when desired. We can
furnish recommendations for the Wheeler
q Wilson Machine where it has been run IA
years, and in constant use, in the town OF
Delaware. All who have used different ma
chimes int the Wheeler & Wilson to be
vastly superior for doing the greatest varie-
ty of work, simplicity of construction and
durability.
HB- Notice articles taken from the Scien-
tJ1c An1eTicon in the Local Notice Column.
Get Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Ma
chine as a present for your lady.
aIhave the manufacturing Howe Machine
for S75, a Family Howe for So, and Singer
Family for SIS. Also, Thread, Silk, OIL, and
Needles, for all ~achin We have on
hand also the Wheeler & Wilson Improved,
Dec ls, est ". II. SMITH Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
w o OL

l will be ready to receive at my Ware
house, at the Depot, sign of, the Gilt Buck,
by the LIST of June. Owing to the denloraI-
lied condition of the Dry Goodstrade, Wool
will not, in my opinion, bring more than
lastiyear's prices. I am in shape to buy
largely, and VIII pay Che highest prices, as
buy direct for manufacturers.
my2l j. HYATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
Prices Down Again at sllur's.

Also. from Auction, immense lots of Cas-
simeres, F~lannels, Shawls, Hosiery, Para
sOIs.l Ladies' Hats, Flowers, C0rSetS, Hoop
Skirts. &c,,a nearly half prices
we have a big pile of Ladies', Gents and
Misses -Lisle Thread Gloves, which we
bonght Al less than half the cost to manu-
fscfT1re them. We propose to divide with
orr customers, keeping the lon1ss share.
We sell b best Kid Gloves In the West at
$780, Try the Glove, as. We claim Inere IS
none better at the price.
- Ont Dress Goods you can save from Toto ~
on other kinds OF Goods you can save an
| eoua1 proportion
Mt Vernon C~ardington, Gilead, Marion,
and surrounding country, can save money
by buying their Goods OF US. -
+ N,tB-Iook out for our Price List, Cal
! and get one. Free to ali, o. sent free to u
direction desired. dis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
aanA Toou
GOOD Goods
IThe Cash Credft System.

ON and aRter the 25th day Of Sep
" tember 1859 NE propose 70 discontinue
the Credit System, as II is now popularity
carried on, and adopt what We call Ar
Cash Credit System, which we are
will be far better both for our customers
aF Tb & Ss6bgseE SYSTEM Il Is 6HoWs We.
will issue a neat Currency OF our own upon
good bank paper m D dfherent denOmin-
new counts will be opened on our books
after the above date, but whena customer,
who is worthy OF credit, wishes 10 Duy
goods, and has not the meney to pay for
them at the time, we viii let him nave q
sufficient amount of our Currency, taking
his nOtasfOT the same, payable %Some spec
lided time, without interest, haVtHg a note
draWnin such away that il can be redeem
ed at maturity, either wholly or IN part
with u own Currency.
The following are among our principal
reasons for so doing: 1t will enable Us to
| dtspense with a Book-keeper and looks
| thus saving from two to three dollars per
| day, sgHtch zee can GUoTd to QfUe to our chst0-
/ mers; besides, it win avoid all dissatisfac-
| ton arising out of many real or
errors, which are likely to attend running
accounts.
J.. We would respectfully request all who
have accounts open with us, 10 call and set
! tie, either by note or otherwise, between
now and October !, 1855, az we wish to have
lnothin to do with books after that time.
| APPROPRIATION of our many H1endst Whom
we sincerely han for their increasing lib
crafty Of patronage toWardsu US, we remain,
BAKER, STURGEON & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
sEWIEG MACHINEs.
SINGER
SEWINa MACmNES!

THE Singer manufacturing Co.'s
New Family MachFne.-No b
family Sewing Machine has so rapidly won
favor in the household. The very large
official returns, far exceed those OF any 9TH
er company, and this fact or result has been
owing to its real merits hence its great n
growing popularity It Is simple In con-
struction, easily understood, easily operated
-aIlits parts gliding smoothly and noise
lsssly aI0Bg-not liable to get out OF order,
has capacity for a great range and variety
Of work, sewing all kinds of cloth and with
all kinds Of thread, and with the numerous
attachments for hemming, cording3 tuck
ing, quitting, trimming, binding, bratdtng.
&c, and embrOidering of many ingenious,
tasteful and difficult designs is the most
perfect of an family sewing machines. Any
one who VIII take the trouble to xamtn
the merits of b different machines claim
ing attention, can soon discover whether we
I claim too much for ours. It would avail rs
| nothing to make the above assertions if we
were not ready to prove them, and all we
ask is d trial, for observation alone can
justly convey a clear impression of the
| many kinds of work of which our NEW
I FAMILY is CAPABLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
THE ECONOMICAL eRAIN-sAvING
&
Threshimg Machines
AND EIGH AND E HORSE
'MOunted' s. Down Powers
AuItman & Taylor
manufacturing Company,
MANSFIELD, OHIO.
Branch once. CHICAGO, ILL.
The Correct Principle

The great advantage of the method en-
pIoyed to separate the grain from the straw
In this machine is unmistakable.- 1t is re-
puted to save enough on an average owe
other kinds of machines, to pay the farm
.ers' thFeshing bill, and its superiority is
readily conceded by all except "agents and
manufacturers ofthe old style, who are
blinded by conflicting Interests.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

the work and which fold into tables or
boxes to protect the machines, when not in
use, from dust and meddlesome fingers are
made from choice woods, embellished by
| pleasing designs, thus making our new FAM
iy machine not only an ornamental piece
of furniture. but in some of the more. elao-
Orately finished machines, a work Of real
/ MT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
The Singer misunderstanding 90.
NO.45 Broadway New York.
81 VEST FouRrH STREET.
apr2a'69t

H. N. HEFFNER, Agent for Della
ware County, keeps all the different
styles Of Machines at Graft & Newton's
Shoe Store.
apr 2s'69tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
DYE sTUFFs,

1 nF all kinds, and the best quality,
" kept constantly on hahd at
N. U. sTARR's DRUG STORE,
Opposite the American House, Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

oDr no RuWmTER cart.
Sprinke, sprinkle, W4ter-catt'
HGwT wonder why thou ar
More preferred than duss eIeef
sometfmes in orr face ana ege "a
when the blazing ~sun1Shden,
When the streets are very az
T1san won pOur yQnn dnHu9hAIg Ao0N
dust to sticky mud
Than t-henHarolaFEn the street
owes to YOU his dirty feet;
He scarce can tel Wnlsn W. ~
Wine Won squirt and ddzzles So
Tbrouph q crowded Waysyou dash
For vonr drivers eVe care
How they make good people swear
AS YOU really lay the dust
Though Won raise my w disgust
SffII. aN1 euEtakeyouUpart,e
Sprinkle, Sprinkle, Water-caTt!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
FOR ANYTHING
WOOD TURNING.

1 am now prepared to do all kinds Of
Wood Turning and Job Work
IN THE CABINET me.
TRY MEL At J.. G. EVANS MACHINE
SHOP, up stairs,
my21-1y j. G. MILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
-ADVERTTsTNR R1TEa-

THE De1aW are Gazette has \ 49,
Circulation than any other paper N fTe
OH gongress1onal District, which rendeEH
valuable advertising medium. They0H0w.
"F9 schedule 0fpTicss UiH be strictly ndheredfo5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

rms the M9chAne Wnlcn mas created
eIes during the past two years, Farmers
who have grain to be threShed give it a de-
cided preference on account of its grtan
saving qualities T"hreshermen are giving
in their allegiance as fast as they can sell
their old machines so as to buy thts-talk-
| ing up their old TIL 6heyget rid of them
only for thar purposeI Manufacturers OF
and Agents for the old kinds have banded
together, forgetting their quarrels and strik-
ing hands in q vain endeaVor to stay the
tide of popular favoEl Meanwhile the de-
mand Is such that those who want This i'm
proved Thresher must order early.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

Circulars mailed e.H-CircuIar
giving full description of this unrivaled
Thresher, separator and Cleaner, the
Improved AULTNAN TAYLOR Mounted"
and "DoWn'' Eight and Ten Horse Powers,
together with many Illustrations Ofdevices
used for theshing grain in ancient and mod
ern times, viii be mailed FREE to all who
send n their names and post office address
toe. G. CHAMBERLAIN co. Sole Agents
for Delaware COunty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
PAINTS.

EAHNEsTOCK's strictly Pure Lead,
Il Atlantic Lead, Zinc, Rock Paint, and ali
colors, both dry IA ground in oil, for sale
by N. u. STARR. -nsr
Opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

Hence Results its comparative ease of
Draft cheapness of Repairing, Ease of Man
agement, Durability, etc. It's decided adj
vantage in any one of these important fea-
lures alone, would give tt~prominence. But
it clearly excels in all of them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
PURE WINES
PURE SPICES

A ND strictly Pure Cream Tartar and
"A Soda, sold att I'm .
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
Opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17

Parts Dispensed WIth.--It has no
Beaters; no Piczers; no Canvass Grain Car
rier; no Raddles; n only about half as
many Belts, Gear Wheels, Boxes, Journals,
Shafts, Pulleys, etc, to "clog, I" "Wind, wear
out, waste grain, add to draft or to be kept
in repair as the kinds