Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

" why Plantation Bitters are 50 generally
= used is owing to the fact that they are al
q ways made upto the original Standard anf
= of pure material, let the price be what i
, may The Tribune just hits the nail on tht
head, for Plantation Bitters are not only
4 made of pure material, but the people art
n told what they are made OF, as the recipe Il
II wrapped around each bottle. Don't &C
u home without bottle.
10 Magnolia TVater-Superior to the besi
,e Imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
}. the price, II
: s'Barrett's" Wonderful Hair Restorative,
As an Appetizer the Constitution Bit
! ters are the best. As remedy for headaehe
q they are the best. As cure for Dyspepsia
J., the Constitution Bitters are the best. As a
: ! advise an to try the Constitution Bitters.
! They are sold by all Druggists.
Can for "Barrett's" and take no other.
8 Stop your Hair from falling out by using
2 Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer-a
! sure prevention.
J The clergy use "Barrett's.''
+ Great demand for 'Barrett's,H
1 ssBarrett's'' makes the head feel fine.
I.tnnaeus RhuBarb.-I have 1000 eyes Of
, this ine variety Of Rhubarb for sale cheap.
They will be ready for planting as soon as
FRANK THOMSON.
/ Notice-RemOvaI.-T Grover and Ba-
ker Sewing Machine ofdce has removed to
the room over Browns shoe store, where
machines of all kinds can be had. Also.
hand. fe12w2
Just Received at the Jewelry store of c.
Platt, No. 3 Williams Block, a fine stock of
those fne, steel handle and blade, silver
and fine finish of these goods commend
them to persons wanting good article. At
ment of Ivory Rubber, Bone and Wood
Handle KNIVES ana Forks5ree5e9lyed -s olTeet
prices.
people how a combination OF med
/ fcines put up under one name can |
\ have sufficient curative powers to cure |
so many different diseases, and often
| the very best of remedies are discarded or I
commended to cure so many mplaints. /
This nomenclature of diseases would seem /
to imply some essential difference between /
the diseases thus distinguished, whereas,
they are really one and the same disease,
ueLSly uInelL1ng Ry InS aLlouuI ol An1laIn-
nation or irritation in one organ rather
than the other. For instance, from torpid
state OF gne Liver We nave Ja1nolee, ,NerY-
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Neuralgia, and
innumerable complaints under high-sound
ing names all arising nom d1sordered
state of the Liver Hence, we say, invigor-
ate that important organ; purge out the
vile accumulation with Roback's Blood
Pills, and, once restored to vigor, take RO-
backs Blood Purifier or Stomach BitterS to
keep it performing its regular functions, |
and you will be no longer troubled with
these many ailments. n. o. Starr, agent,
opposite American House. Finn
STOP AND READ.-The Cook Stove Yeter-
ana stove well deserving the name it bears
for sale at the New Tin and Stove Store, |
on Union Street. one door South Of s. B.
animation of this Stove by those wishing to
purchase. Also a very neat pattern Of a
Parlor Stove. Call and see Remmember
the place. Il yr.) NJ. A. NICHOLSON.
There is no place in Delaware, where
stoves are sold Oh cap at A. IiYDrand & 4
Sons.
All kinds of Parlor Stoves are selling at
greatly reduced prices at A. Lybrand &
Sons.
The Revolving Light Coal Stove, sold
by A. Lybrand & Son, Is the best stove In
the market. Go and see it.
Everybody unites in praislng the merits
of the ALIs1IA-and why not? It gives the
best satisfaction OF any article ever sold for
the hair, renewing its color, prevents its
smooth, darkens and beauties faded and
hfeless hair, and always pleases.
The Senator Cook Stove has the highest
oven OF any stove in the market-the cast
by A. Lybrand Son.
brand & Sons stock of Cook and Parlor
Stoves before they purchase.
Go to A. Lybrand & Sons, and see that
new pattern Of Cook Stove.
Cook stoves, Parlor Stoves, and all
other kinds Of Stoves are selling cheap, at
Block.
You can buy Stoves at A. Lybrand &
Sons ten per cent. less than last falls
prices.
Those beautiful patterns of Sheet Iron
Stoves at A. Lybrand & Son'ss are worth
seeing,
A. LyBrand q Son have the largest
stock of Stoves in the country.
ssThe FOrtune'' is the name of. the new
Cook Stove at A Lybrand & Sons
stoves stoves y-stoves have de-
clined, and A. Lybrand Son are receiving
a large stock, which they will sell cheap.
You may find any kind of a stove you
want at A. Lybrand & Sons, in the VIII
Hams Block.
! Sore Eyes! Attention g-PaImer's Lo-
ton is an infalilble cure for sore eyes d.
RECTIoNS-ClOse the eyes and apply extern
ally, rubbing toward the nose, at the same
you can bear one appiication n is s1ficient. e
Its eHects VIII astontsh and delight You. 4w
G. PIRtt, JeVveIer, No. 8 Williams
Block, has just received a fresh invoice of
American Watches, that he will sell at a
small advance on cost, FOR CASH. jams !
Read This.-I have used the Singer Fam
iTy Sewing Machine in my family for some :
TIM after having used several other first /
class machines ofdiherent kinds, and pro-
nounce the Singer in all respects one of the
best IN use, and in many respects SURPRISING
II other machines. 1t Is simple, durable, |
that Its management so easily understood
ing to operate 1t, and I consider 1t one of Z
the greatest eonveniences In family.
noY131 SEVERAL CITIZENS.
G. B. CrOnkIeton, 3 doors East of WiIliara'
Block warrants all his fruit cans.
From the N. Y. Independent.---Ar,
Secretary McCWJOclPs Report" No decline
in household treasures Ten years ago I
purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, and have had il in constant use in
my family since. We used it during the
war to make clothing for our volunteers, |
and for the hospital, and this work was very
heavy, being coarse woolen and cotton fab
RIGS. 1t is still in good working order, moth
ing having been broken but few needles.
You are welcome TO use my name In your
MRS. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Wife Of Secretary U. 8. Treasury, Wash
70 Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson.
a Challenge from n Lady
Messrs WHEELER & W11soN, No. 625 Broad
Gsatzemen:-Referring to the challenge of
Mrs. Pratt, whose Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine has been in use ten years with
out repairing I beg to state, that I have
Machine, in family Sewing, Joltrtee7l gears,
without even the most tridlng repairs, and
not exchange it for your latest number,
nov upward Of 85O,0 ,0Oo9 One needle served
me more than year for fine sewing, d
Can any one beat this. II
Yours truly, Mrs. ANNE WARNER.
Mrs G. W. Parker certifes to having
earned over $500 a year, with one needle, on
a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
For RENr.-A part of the Rizer House on
Hill Street. pcI1tf
Don't buy a Clothes Wringer until you see
the Buckeye Wringer. J. s. Cox dc4-6m
O. B. CRoNKLEroS warrants all his work
C. B,Cronkleton employs none but first
class wOrkmen.
Readers, have you called at R. r. Hender-
sons new Merchant Tailoring and Clothing
Establishment? If not, call and examine
his stock. 1t will pay you. oct23
If you want to see the best stock OF Cloths
Casslmeres, Beavers, &c, in town, 60 70