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RaAaDY DRINKERS, BswAl1na's. y sHaS
Macrsr, We suppose, for II ws gal hardly
do to saddle such bacohanalian ouartette
upon Father PaeUr-Who wrote
49,, whiskey. drink divine
why should drIveIlers bore us
with thepraisc OF wine
whilst we've thee before us
.Uar was no, doubt equally eloquent in
nra;sips brandy beverage which, ac-
oord;ng to che New York World. is no longer
known in tho largest city in America We
quote from that paper:
.tThose who read our exposure In 1he WoTn
sunday of the con1ponents Wnlcn go 70 M LIZ
m, what is called and is sold as brandy IN TINS
~ ~ !" syaT Mt the sbest, places and Mt the
hiotast prices, must come TO the conclusion
that there is practically no brandy for sale,
r. NAV be found, possibly, in few places,
INIT people are paying from twenty-five 10
sixty cents glass for \ mixture o! iusei.oii,
cheap corn whiskey, and water; or. In other
words, what they buy for brandy does not con
tain single drop Of that liquor BRANDY
drinkers, as they think themselves, may 80
well make MP their minds that they are drtnE-
ing sornethira far more deleterious, and ply
sicians should refrain from prescribing orab
DIV, unless they desire TO poison their pa
tients."
After such an exposure, one would think tr
that the temperance societies would find
their occupation gone; for~ho would drink
the vile compounds sold under the names
of brandy and Yhiskey
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sTTHE SOUTHERN OPINION 70,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tne Upmtfsen Facts Affect
inc the ,ase Assassinasion and faetrue historyoi
the Fatal Article !; some Literary remains OF IL
Rive, Pollard; the first OF series Of Sketches %
the Richmond Bar the frat chapter OF the Book
Of Judges, or Underwood's Decision, etc. Four
Angels, lesena. Of the New Year; salrtsssss.
Editorials, Spicy Locals and Paragraphs, etc. al
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BUYERS, LOOK OUT
THE T1ylE Is DRAWING TO A CLOSE. /

-
THE T1ylE Is DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
In orr .er to you the unpleasant sensation of
seeing your friends and neighbors In the happy
pose1ssion OF handsome and cheap property
wi.bin your own resch rs well rs theirs, but which
you failed to procure wieu The opportunity pre-
sented itself to you'll would ten you
Sha1 there are t ra.tt.sz ar
a GREAT MANY BARGAINS LEFT YET
4 aas e.b -J IN
DRY GOODS, rRINbnN9s, AND FANCY
Ga GOODS, AT d
JULIUS YER,S
no. S27 BIB DAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
who is selling the same at and below cost for the
purpose Of entering (next month) his new estab-
rshment, fos BROAD STREET, with an entirely
new stot < OF goods. You viii ssil find there very
extens' we assortment OF
PRINTS aud COTTONS,
DOMESTICS OF every description, IL
sTLKs and YELVETEENs,
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, BEAVERS
.En SATINETS, DOESKINS. etc.;
UNDERWEAR for both sexes. 49,, ...E.
GWao2aKs saAaWHbL s "a and a, ssG, nas
,fi TRIMMINGS. EIBBONS, etc. at yEaa
In fact, anything generally kept IN q hrst-class
dry goods house can be had extremely low at
JULIUS MEYERS
deal SGT Broad street, near Sixth
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DICHMcHD AND DANyILLE RAIL
h ROA D-WINTEg SCHEDULE .-On slt
after TUESDAY, November -, the trains on taia
road win run as follows:
GoINa WEsr.--Thpou2n Mail Train: Lsayel
RIehmon6 daily at $50 i. NJ: leaves DAnvlls
daily &C 4:17 p. Il. onnecttnx &C gurkeyiUa with
the eonshsids road for FarmNle, Lynchburg, and
eli stations ON enc Virginia and TennesseS rai7
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Ac., Ten
cstur, &c, Ala. !: Cor1nth, Grand Junction, VI
burg. &C., Mas; New Qrleane, &c, ard At Gre
boro' Witt NORTH Carolina railroad FOR Charld
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Aa
Columbus, ATLANTA, BE-, Ga. montgomery,
bile, New Orleans, &c.
COME EAsF.-Throush AaI Irain..-Ifay
Greensboro daily st SIS A. IL. leaves Danyir
daily at s:1S A. d. connects % Burherills Vita
Southside train from Lynchbar8 Tor Petersse
&C.
Through tickets can be procured g the .ie
Offices In Richmond and DaEvflle 70 all import
points South aud Southwest, and at GreenAi4
and Danytile to all points North, East, and
THOMAa DODAAEAl
NOS tI9 Euperintanda
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DIED.,

IN the city Of Philadelphia, on the 9Th Of Noyem-
Der last, Of consumption. Mrs. FANNIE HIGH T,
formerly Miss Walker. of this city. s-
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RET HO FOR GILL THE BAKER.
Economy and APPETITE
Commend to us the man of skill,
Who seeks to do his business right
The well-kuown baker T, Z. GILL.
GILL's bread, GILL's bread, GILL's bread and
cakes gsr1..ls..
Their fame in every home is known;
For none 10 Richmond better makes,
AS all good judges freely own.
His bread it is both light and white,
His cakes The daintiest wish fulfil,
His prices low, all men invite
To the bakery Of T. e. GILL. de Ait
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aTBATCHEL0R's HAIR DYE. -Tb,.
splendid HAIR DYE Ia the best In the wore: the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable On.
Simultaneous; no disappointment: no ridiculou.
tnts remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful btdcs
or hoton. Sold by sll druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied At Bachelors wig Factory,
No. 10 Bond street. New FORK Sc 1a-eSdtsthSa
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CEysAPsARE AND OHIO RAILROAD

THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLhOhUs
W WINTER SCEEDULE.-On &nd ALE e.. t ~ =
FIRST OF OCTOBER, lsss, the pssSenSer lSi1'
Kali. TEAM between sietIpond and , sssam,
ton istIy iexcey,t 3Lhdeyl ard between 2saale,a
and Coy:rgton tri-weeklyytz., Leave M ~ ~
ut TN A. Be- and arrive st stalnton 81 9.ls "a
Leave Staunton at s.ss A. M. and arrive .. hicn-
n On TUESDAY, I THURSDAY, sndskTURDAY
leave ton at $40 A. NJ, and STRIVE " ssaun
TON nt D. 10 A. E- Leave stanton NJ Sss r. ID AM
STRIVE nt Coyipgt6fsst TM 4: g. p,,n.
ACCOkMODaTIONNEa A!H hStwssn ,i 5aSr.
mond and Charlottesville 0H &ayyf1iliAsatxsp.
NEBDAYs and ShTURDES Sjss!e Cha1
ottesville at a. N. and arrive. 90 almond
rive at Charlottesville ut sP. "a.
The Mail Train connects ct Go7dossvfue
Charlottesville With trntns on Orange, 6leasnd.f
snd Manassas railroads scr ALEXANDRIA
WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, II, YQlf
LYECaBURG, kAUXyI,LE, CHATHAM
aOMERY, EnBIf.T, re. 6t StauntonJ
STAGES for LEXINGTON, NATURAL BR
HAkRIsOkBUA9, WgNCHEEg,GR, h
aoshen. With atage5 for LEXINGTON,
Raj BR2D&E, &c. At Miliboro, with stS
BATH ALUM, WARfG, BOT, and HEl
gERIM Cd. At coY1ngt9n, win etas
WITTY guLPH0B sPElGGGs LhWIS1
JLhEs =. NETHEILAlY1
sea General Ticket o.
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It is really wonderful to contemplate the prices at
s,r JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
NO. 1888 MAIN STREET..
Just received another large lot OF
CoLoRED BED BLANKETS, still cheaper
than the last on account OF their being
slightly damaged; -.
100 pair at s2.5o worth $3.50;
rs pair ut CATS worth a.;
i 80 pair WHITE tlo-4) at e. rs worth $g;
80 pair from $3.50 upwards-at less than gold
price;
$50 Ladies' BALMORAI. SKIRTS at 81 cheap at
s1.5o, at % worth %, and at %, - and
-astonishingly low;
The greatest inducements in CLOAKs and
LADIES' sHAWLs ever offered by any
other house in this city;
so dozen more Of those cheap LADIES' LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 and sl.2s
dozen. cheap at 81;
LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
HOODS;
IRISH LINEN,
4 LADIES' HOSE, .r5s
j CHHDREN's wOOLLEN STOCKINGS,
~ and thousands Of other CHEAP GOODS at
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's.
The best ebay, RED, and BLUE TWILL
ED FLANNEL for little money, and
the incest WHITE FLANNEL at lowest
price;
20 dozen best LADIES' CORsETs at 81 worth
sI5o at JOSEPH STRAUSE'S.
5000 yards of the finest and best EMPRESS
4 CLOTH at only s7sc. cannot be bought at
8. any other house for less than sl.25, at
# fa JOSEPH STRAUsE's,
1898 Main street.
=. rs OF the CHEAPEST LADIES' CLOAKs, just
from auction;
1000 yards Of the handsomest and finest FRENCH
MERINoEs at the low price OF 81, cheap
at $L75;
KENTUCKY JEANS,
KERsEYs, HEAVY TWEEDS
- sATIEETs, CAssIMEREs,
z<'1 DOEsKINs and BEAVER CLOTH. aston
ingly low;
LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
sHAWLs
BREAKFAST sHAWLs,
CHILDREN'S and MISSES HOODS;
STOCKINGS, LINEN DAMAsK.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS;
Thousands OF yards Of the BEST CALICO,
of every quality and manufacture, at only.
l2sc.;
BROWN and BLEACHED sHRT1NG at
10 and 2sc.;
100 dozen LINEN TOWELS at half their value.
s Call one and all, at aaa.-. ,...
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
No. 1889 Main street. near the Old Market,
and you can buy for $s as much as you can get at
other places for $3.50 ="
Be careful Of coming to the right place.
r, 8, SMITHER and j. r. HAYNES will be pleased
to see their friends and the public at large.
JOSEPH sTRAUsE,
da,s No. 15sz Main street.
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OErICE RlGHssoSD AND yoRG alvEy
~ RAILnslAD COMPANY, n
SIcaxoaD, Auguss / Lac
- lCHMOHD AND YORK RIVER, RA

UlCHMDHD AND YORK ElYEEaHA
10 RQAD LINE.-NGW sCHEuuLE.=
BALTIMORE, TIE NORTH, AND NOM
WEST.-The steamer KENEEBEO CnphSI3
s q; T1 WEbNE SspTn and 10
fsPtHf@d 81 hnbsSxfT nom Richmond, reacnnS
baltimore on the following morning at sunrise
RECURRING the KENNEEEC leaves Bsltimorss
every MONDAY and THURSDAY nc <o'cocs
2. a.
THO steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIEEAK com,
mandina, leaves White HouHs every EUASDAi
and FRIDAY arrival Of The cars from RiSh,
at gunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves BAL.
timore ever. WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY u
iP ,ilSsH FOB BALTIMORE lsavs the
DEPOT OF the Richmond and York River ha Y
road Company ut O'Clock A. M. SUNDAY,
TUEsDAf, WEDNESDAY, and FRiDAx, E g
turnjna they leave Baltimore on AONIAr
Wednesday, THURSDAY, and sATuSnp l
al 4 O'CLOCK 2. IL. reachirsa Richnond the toH0W
lug eveaiag. Eare to Baltimore Only ~
freight received at Gil lln.es aGd tor1sSus
promptly, and through htils or la61Ds SiVsn 70
- The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depc
HS@@h Aio1'f'AA'0 - WILLIAM b. ENOS,
o,n Freight and Ticket Agent.
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ISAAC HUrzLER. SAMUEL BEaSHErx.
HUTzLER s BERNHEIM,
GENERAL LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE /
INSURANCE. AGENTS AND BROKERS,
e NO. 1ois MArr STREET.

All kinds OF INSURANCE effected In irst-class
companies, local or foreign. a. LOWEST CUR.
RENTRATES.
Business can be effected through correspondence
with our Office, as well as by personal application
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DIssOLUTTONs, &C.

NEW CONCERN.-The undersigned have
IN this day formed co-partnership to conduct
the Wholesale and retail UMBER,. SINGLE.
STsVE. md HAY business under the firm and
th whole sqnare front on Causl street from Fifth
to Sixth ST. eet ask fha favorable
attention Of the trade and the public generally.
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
d.. .E43 tra.rt 81 VIM, JOHN SCOTT.
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UTINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD..-N

and after wEDNESDAY the I'd December Tie
trains over thts road win be run rs follows;
Leave Richmond az a. d. and 1as <: %.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with pSssenSy
car attached, viii leave Rishnaond daily az aaaP
n. and Petersburg daily af $50 q. ID. Vounoa!'
= The "a. N. train WIN not leave Richmond on saa.
days. snd the s:ss p. n. train win nos leave fees-
PsssenrsrS for norfolk win take the i:s p. II.
train running through daily,
Fare 20 Norfolk, %. Baggage checked through.
viii leave Glover Hill at A. IL, and returning
leave Ricbmond at 2:lo +. ~ on Fues6ays, Thurs.
days, AMI Saturdays. THOMAS I'll. W1SNE,.
. - 80 En0imcc- rlpcfincenGenk.
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TALL AND WINTER AERANaEMEN|
II 70 TIE AoETH East AND MEgT "

IL Az Ik11 NORIk13 GA6Y AMI IN GcI VI
40 TIE MQKYH. East AND WEST, vi
| TEE RICHMOND, YHEDERICKaEUR9 All
| POToMAC RALLROAD, CAHRYIH9 TH
UNITED sTATEs nTWzCE DAILI-ELi
cant CARS WITH NEW PATENT ELEEi
Ing CHAIRS ON ALL TRAJN BIT,
THROUGH TRAINS on this road ara now n
from Ice depot, corner BYED And EICas
SYRExTs, as Follows
+ Tue DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN iel
RtehiDond daily NJ ll:ls A.. ID, arriving IN WI
ln4Ioa ct 6:S z. Il, connecting Sith tie eaSx
lerhona express tssinS for Enc Eorth Es
The NIGHT THacUGK NAL TRAIN
elegant cara, WITH the new patent sleepfne
attached leaves Nenmnnd daily (HrndaYg Y
"a % Sis z. n, arriving In Wash.ngfos
a IL, connecting With the early morninj
tor the North, East, and Wet
Eoso STEkMERSg stop at Alexandria esch
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Ill
ana AL w8y stations leaves Depot corner 6L.g-s
anc eighth streets, NJ s:soP. u. RsaurninE At1aFd
.at $50 B.. M. =
THaOgGH TICKETS and rilRouGH BAG
SAGE CH&ChS 70 al principal points. ;.
For further Information and through tlcx1ssS ap
ply e the onse Of the company corner Hsosta a Ss
Eighth streets, Ehockoe Hill, and at the ueia
ef1ca cOrnsr Byrd and Eighth ssreess,
j. B, GENTRr, General Ticsst AGen.
HlKEN9. Hrfpn. EuYnrfHta1E&nf. 0cs
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z n =. 4 -..... HICHNOND, JanuAry I 1867.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have this day.
y associated with us In business JAMES A.
Seldom, Fsq., of Goochland county, Va. The
style Of the Arm will be LEE, SEUOUN Il co.
We Will continue the same business heretofore
conducted by us. = - 80 r
jain GEORGE LEE q CO.
COMPREHENSIVE TEAMING BUSI-
" NESS,-The undersigned have this day
formed a CO. partnership under the name and style
a. Hatcher's sale an outfit OF mules and wagons
we sre prepared TO do hauling for our friends and
the public generally. Cur Office will be at Messrs
Peyton q Garey's, corner Thirteenth and Cary
streets. s. fsosl s,ssAIG ERN1N 8. STORES
GERVAS STORES.
j N. Rive have secured the services Of compe-
cnce In the business. de e2-e DIV
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Having this day connected myself with the above
firm, ! respectfully solicit q continuation OF the
patronage Of my friends and those OF the late firm
OF Gwathmey Norris. W. II. P. MORRIS.
I January ]. 1852. II -. 81 1-2M
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NISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
=. Jones, Jr.. John NJ. Allan. and John D. White
head under the name and style offs. JONES' ia. ),
q co, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
s. JONES, DR.. having purchased the interest OF
the other partners wifi con inue the business at the
old stand Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
hll parties having claims against said firm wilt
present them to q. Jones Jr., for settlement and
those indebted will make payment to him.
aag, thvs s.. .ss& SAMPSON JON Els, JR.,
IS JOHN M. ALLAN.
John n rWHITEHEAD
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q a 3UARU.-tn re5um1nR the Lumncr BuslneBS
agai in Richmond return many thanks n ny
old patrons and friends for the large and extensive
patronage extended to me before the war as The
successor Of Il. Il G. Whitfield. and feel confident
from my long experience of nearly twenty years
In ell branches or the busieess, with desire al
ways to give satisfa, will insure bers share
OF patronage in the future. We will nttnue, as
heretofore, tn manufacture Pine and Oak Lumber,
Shingles. and Slaves; and as we take It from the
stump think we can sell allow prices Come one
and II in want OF Lumbar. and give US q call.
Come upthe street, come down the street and cross
the street, and buy for CASH at low prices.
10 1uyk
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It Is really wonderful to contemplate the prices
,.r- JOSEPH STRAUSE'a
NO. 1888 MAIN STREET.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
POSTAL

From the Baltimore American.
The course Eu6 England in taking
charge of the telegraph business Of the
country will undoubtedly by followed
by Congress at its next session, asevery
day adds strength to the movement.
The people want cheap ~telegraphing
and certain and rapid transmission,
which can never be secured so long as
the business is controlled by private
corporations. The Western Union now
has sixteen oreRhteen wires between
Boston and Washington and they are
airead Kept raining night and dayto
meet the requirements Of the public.
When the rates are reduced, rs they
ultimately will be by this new process,
a hundred wires, with the present sys-
tenn OF transmission, would not be suf-
hc1ent to accommodate the increased
demand. That the business communf-
" begins to understand the necessity
otG oFernment control of the telegraph
Is shown by the fact that the Boards Of
Trade or Chambers Of Commerce Of
Jhe following cities have unanimously
resolved in its favor. Boston. Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, New Orleans 81
Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Providence
Savannah, and Mobile. San Francis,
60 VIII soon besadded to the number.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
DRUGS, MEDICINE, So.
AYERss sARsAPARuAA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

rHH H.#H.H
The reputation this excellent medicine
enjoys, is derived from its cures, many Of
which are truly marvellous. 1nEeterate
cases OF ScTOiulous disease WnsES me sys-
TEN seemed saturated with corruption have
been purified and cured by II Scrofulous
affections and disorders, which were aggra-
waited by the scrofuious CONTAMINATION I'M
til they were painfully affecting have been
radlcaly cured IN such grea1 NUMBER IN al
most every section OF the countfy IhaI the
pubic scarcely need to be INFORMED or Its
virtues Or uses.
scrpfuIous poison is one of the most de-
Slruct1Ve nemie OF our race OIten this
unseen and unfeIf tenant of the organism
-undermines the constitution, and invites
the attack of enfeebling and fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion oI3{s presence
Again, it seems 10 breed Infection through
out the body, n then, on some favorable
oeeaSlons rapidly develop lhto 9ae oE ol4leI
OF us hldeoas forms eiIher. on the sutiitce
or among the vita1S. IN the latter, tuber-
cIes may be suddenly deposited in the lungs
or heart, or tuDors formed IN the HNer, OF
It shows its presence by eruptons on the
SKIN, or fOul alterations on some part OF the
body: Hence the occasional use Of a bottle
of this SdRSAPARHLA is advisable, even
when no activesymptoms Of disease appear.
PERSONS afflicted with the following COM
I plants generally find immediate relief,
/ and, at length, cure, by the use of this SIR
! SAPARILL4: T.. z4HtbOHBS Fire, Rose o.
Ra9glroFHR, ore Eyes ore Lars. and other
| erupti0Bs or visible forms of Scr0fHl0uy
disease. Also in the more concealed forms
Epilepsy, Neuralgia, and the various UIeero3t
affections of the muscular and nervous sys-
TENS.
Syphilis or EeHereaI and MereaHeaI Disease.
are cured by it, though a long time is re.
I CURED for subduIng these obstinate ma1a.
iuIes by any medicine. But long continued
use OF this medicine VIII cure the com.
plant. LeWcoTThn0 or W7ttes, Uterine Ulcer.
dAons, and Female Diseases, are commonly
soon relieved and ultimately cured by it
purifying and inVigorafing effect. Minute
directions for each case are found in Oul
Almanac, supplied gratis. Rheumatism an6
Cor, when caused-bT denominations of ex
trane0us matters in the blood, yield quick
ly 70 It, as also Lrer Complaints, IOrpidftg
Congestion or Differentiation Of the Ltrer ant
y~u13o9ee, when arising, as they often do
from the neutrality-suspicious. IN the blood
This 64RSAP4RILLA is Il great restOrel
for the strength and vigOr of the system
Ihose Who are LGaglfd and LiStJeSS, DeSDOH
dent, SLeeptcSs, aEatroubled with Nerr0t
A~ppTehe1SSo75 or Fears, or any of the a6ec
tons symptomatie of Weakaess, will fnc
immediate relief and convincing evidenc,
of its restorative power upon trial.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER & Co. Low
ell, Mass, Practical and Analytical Chem
ist.
h s.LYBRAND CO, Agents, Delaware, O.
and for sale by all Druggists and Medicine
Ldealers everywhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24

FRAGE.

Ii twill never do for an Ohio DeIlio-
erat to emigrate to Wiseonsin-neVer
DO at all. Here is what Wisconsin
Democrats believe, as stated in the res
buttons adopted at their recent state
Convention
Resolved, That the Democratic party
of wisconsin rejoice IN the eEtiucttOa ~
sTdrery, ia the prompt and general 0c-
qWiesesliee 0f tie SoHttera Peop'e ~ the
TesqIfs Of the Wdr, in every well direct
ed effort for the enlightenment and
elevation of cpPresseu humanity at
home and abroad, and ia eUeTY measure
c0maagtte teftb Rood agbeffne pub
lie order to broaden ne basis 81 Suffrage
and extend the blessings of free insti-
tutf0hs to all classes Of the people,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
rHE oAsEs.

which rpen with spacious tables to sustain
the work, and which fold into tables or
boxestOprotectt h machines when not in
use. frOm dust and meddlesome fingers are.
from choice woods. embelIished by.
pleasing designs, thus Inal1iag our new fam
lily machine nOtOnlY IN ornamental piece
of furniture, hut In some Of more elah-.
orately finished machines aework of real
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
-E7EIE ENSH1 SAGE
3. H. HendenbaH q Co,
DIR $!

-Ha9rna a rPlenaa' 7~sortmsptaf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
-0VEs, TrNwARE. a..
ERTIT &c
,TIN Roofing, House and Barn spout.

Made ont or tie Best CltaFsoaIW th
~ zWarrBntcd not to Ieak-mrsp eattha
lowest cash prices by
ajy16-tf THOMAS EVANS. Jns
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Ask your Druggist FOR the REHEDX; but
II ne has not yet got it on sale, duHit be put
ot by ~epti any miserable worse than
worthless substitute, but enc1o-C sixty cenEs
TO me- n the enied IV4II H.. 1T Won
post paid. Four packakes y. G}. ur one doz-
en- tor 70. W. send q two cent stamp Tor Dr.
Sageis pamphlet on Catarrh. Addtcss the
Proprietor. r. Y. PIERCE, 81. u.
BUFFALO, n. Y.
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The Singer FaaE3HGacturfng 90.
No. IS Broadzvay. New York.

C-INCINNATI OFFICE,
81 WEST FoEara sTREET.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
$. LYmRANn 9 GO.

Successors to ". /. @ag7.)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24

The son Of an EXPIRES dent of the
UEte3 Stales Wse-, on Monday, admit
te ] to a 1chajf ward in one of The
w ishington b spitals. Here is a tenn
ne -ance seFnls,n in flesh-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24

sE peheraI RI Wins, when asked If he
MIshedto see a clergyman, while on
Al 4aaafhbed, sent for a Methodist min
lst-r because that was his mothers
churcr. &
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24

Beware, Young Man 1.-The pearl
7Qne touch Of those esger lips 10 that
eqeneled CHI elk may result in death
mostfnlrrible ! Bewsrrrrrrrrrre l-O6jo
State ,JOtrnnE.
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OIL YOUR WAR MEss.
Preserve YOslr Leather!

FramE M4lIer' PREPARED Harm sAOiA
ETack8nG. ia new style cans neat
and convenient.
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PAINTS.

EAHNEsTOC1,s Strictly Pure Lead.
Il Atlantic Lead, zinc, Rock Paint, and ali
cOIors. both dry and ground in oil, for sale
BY N. U. STARR.
Opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
The &C PrincIpIe

The great advantage of the method en-
plOyed to separate the grain from the straw
in this machine is-unmistakable. is re-
to save enough IN an average over
othe-kindS of machines, to pay the farm
eIH' threshing bill, and its superiority is
readily conceded by all except agents and
'mannfaetureFs" ofthe old style, who are
blinded by conflicting interests
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The Upper Drug store

rs TIE P~LACETo-GET dE ~
Pare Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, DVc-Stugs,
oils, Paints, Beg3nHeTH Preparations fer 3
ne Hair & Teeth, Soap, Tooth brushes;
Brushes Of all kinds, Patent 1Iedi-
ciaes, and eUerg article s8ytsaEg
% be found IL Drug 6tercs.