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NO Case will be Received, when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief.

Our terms are CASH: hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines. 1t costs
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with us, which includes medicines.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01


TIE SENATORIAL CANvAss.-We are
panied 20 discover evidences thai the
Democrat c candidate forS MAJOR is no
possessed Of thai popularity with his
party which SHOULD be the generous re
ward Of a great ~ekpounder of Dino
cratic principles. Notwithstanding HE
excessive rariisanz zeal and his prOlong-
II snd faithful services as a Democrat g
amc seeker Mr.. HuhhelI seems o
have siRnalIy failed in captivating the
hearts, however much he may have
turned the heads, of the faithful. TIE
more be moves to and fro in the land
on his unselhsh and unrequited mission
Of try ng convince every Democrat
that the chief end Of his creation is to
vofe for james r. HubbrIl f,r Senator,
the more apparent it becomes tina ms
brilliant ststezmanship a. a Radical
Republican and his rapid Success as a
Democratic politician have not kinaled
to a fame tie emaiiOnal natures OF tn
nntefrifed. IN other words, Mr. Hub
ell IS not rooted and grounded IA the
,1sctIons of his party. His stuniptng
tour in this county and Licking has
not been an ovation. Even in the over
wheImfDgIy Democratic town OF New
4rk TIA. re we're but SIXTY persons, all
lid, w4.o were willing t. receive in
St uctIun FROM bis lips. At Ashley, in
h S county, Mr.. Hubbeu haranxued
sor about two hours IN the open air t.
tcefUe Democrats. at Olive Green there
wee probably LOT mo than halt 4
dOzea out TO hear him. At Lewis Gem
ire there was nobody. 5 me of the resi-
lent r publicans having compassion
Ga Jesus got aim y s ors-box and set
nun IL WORK just to see what he could
do. HeI~ked from two to three hours
a great para oftue time 70 only fire pc :
sons.
Now why is this thus7 Is this the
way to treat a ~''favOrite son" It Is
rue Hubhell ,lned the Democratic
ATTY at the rlrventh hour, but was it
not win the distinct uuderstandingthat
70 ahnni d have the same award OF emOl-
tuent and homage as he who had borne
the heat md burden of the day2 On
no other condition could they expect to
ain sucn a valuable convert. The De-
mucracy should therefore rally as one
t.an around tueir new leader. He is
the commissi ned Moses freely and
generously sent by the Republicans to
bring thru, into ,he land flowing with
the IA TX and honey of Office and we are
sorry . lind our Democratic brethten
do ne ppreciate our self denying
Iibefaiilty toward them in thei DIS
ress and hopeIessness.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

STOCK SALE.-The second monthly
stock sale took place yesterday. The
day was fine and attendance good, but
sales not as nero as could be
wished for. Quite 3 quantity of stock
was offered, but much Of it withdrawn
this was the case more especially
with horses. Mr.. John Meredith, OF
Morrow county, had on exhibition a
hne herd of Short Horn Cattle, but
they were not offered. The Auction
GERS for the occasion were Messrs.
Watson, Vining, Welch and Nipple.
The following is a list Of he sales:
BY n. T. Strong, 6 year old Horse,
q /. J. Richardson, S1Z3-
By q. A. Finley. 2year old Heifer,
neMsC. Cochran, $31.
By D a. Finley, year old Steer, to
Thomas Yeats 1926.
BY D. A. Finley, 2 year old Steer,
1895.
By D. A. Finley, 2 year old Steer. to
P. Mills $50
By Fl Lindner, 2 year old Colt, to
VIM Roads, S54
BY Reuben Hudson, Cow, to Eugene.
BY w. NJ. flanagan, 4year old Mare.
20 q. L ColwelI, Slss,5O {.
BY A. j.. Leonard, Mich Cow, to
VIM Hudson, 5000.
BY A. J.. Leonard. s yesrlings, to
Russell Thomas. $I52,25
By Hugh johnson, 4 year old Stall
lion, to G.. L. Colwell, 500.
By @. Platt, Cow. 20 A. Greenlee,
$50. so.
By n. Humes, 3 Steers, to George
Ridgway, S4-22Z per cwt.
~ L. Durfey, 2 Lambs, to W. T.
Jones, IS per head.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

brought to D-laware and i~ncarceTatrd
IN h e,.un'y jail. He was formerly n
prison guard at the Ohio P-nitentiary,
but has lately made his residence near
Lafayettt, Tndisna. Some Of bis rela-
lives reside in this county.
The popular xpIanarlo ofbisstranee
coHduct seems to be thai be is either
insane or else has committed some
crime, snd. anticipating Apprehension,
fred Dor Brooks, supposing him 70 be
II deteeti se.
At first Mr.. Brooks wounds were
supposed to be fatal, and they are IN
d"nutediy dangerous, but at asst ae-
counts he was doing well, and hop =
were entertained of his recovery. He
resid.s ~ Gaiera.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

THE COUNTY FAIR.-The twenty-ss C.
ond Annual Fir Of the DelrwAre
County Agricultural Society will he
hsld, commencing on Tuesday next.
DC 5 and continuing three days. The
abundant crops of the season and gem
era prosperity Of our farmers insures
an unusual number Of entries, and it l.
reasonable to expect that this will he
the most successful fair yet held in the
county, The order If exhibition VIII
be. Substantially as follows: First day
at one p. M, l5aesng horsesj "a p, M.
drought uorses, icks and mules, cattle
and she, p. second day, ten n. N.
horses for srneral purposes, ox-n,steer
tAt cattle, merino sheep, SWINE and
poultry; tw" P. M, county trott ng
fruits, fl 'wers ami fancy ARTICLES. ThllC
day nine a. ui., sweepstakes n horse
nd ca til; on~ p. III, reading of awards
vi epstsk s IN fast horses.
Nearly two Thousand dollars will b,
giv4BawaV IN premiums. A premium
81 one hundred dollars wilthe a y ardtC
@ tas Las est Il ot ing / orse and one o
Nenty-hse % the fastest PAGER.
The iarmel, tue merchant, the mt
chanic, the pr-IessionuI tha0, eUerybod
shynld make arrangements to attenI
this annual peoples festival,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

GONG DowN.-The high ground on
the south side of the Court House is
being plowed up and hauled away, in
order to give a better view Of the new
building. The stately locust trees
that have SO long been familiar to
~passers-by, have not been spared by
the "woodman's AK" and are no long
er to3dbe seen. These changes have
added much to a better view of the
lower part of the Court House; and
while many of our citizens regretted
to see the beautiful embankment taker
away, we think they will consider thu
action proper, and viii o % becCm'
accustomed to the new order of thing
thereabouts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

For sa&e by an druggists.
r p HALL a Co, Nashua, NH. Proprie.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

MEcHANIcSBURe FAIR.-The exhibit
ton Of the Union FAIR ASSOCIATION at
Merchandising on the 23d of Sept. is
pronounced a MAGNIFICENT success. The
grounds ST the Association We're splen-
idly equipped, and ali the accompany
ing arpapgen,snts were admirable
The ASSOCIATION embraces the counties
Of Clarke, Uhien, Madison and Cham
pa "a.
In the list Of premiums awarded We
notice the following:
Buck over 2years-First premium
G. Hills. Delaware, Buck between
and2 years-First premsum g. Hills
Delaware. Five Ewes-First premium
@. Hills, Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
mARRTED.

PRIFER-EssHG-on h sd of septem-
Der, at the residence Of r. W. Reynolds, by
Rev. J. s. Campbell, Mr.. JOSEPH PHREB
md MINNIE ElssIG, alof Delaware.
AVERY-MXERS-By Rev DR.. L. D.
McCabe, at the FeS1denceO Of b brides faith
G. AvERY and Miss FANNT MYERS, both OF
this place.
THE GAZETTE extends its cordial congrat-
uiations and good wishes. In the Language
of the inimitable 10. Jefferson, Here's &c
yOuand your family may they live lOng
and prosper" And W1thal,. my there be
grow brighter and brighter unto perfect
~haFfDineSHI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
Extract from Letter to DR.. Br0ldreth, from {
j. Fay, ESQ, p. NJ, H~dTaGiondtOn, ". J.

j. rag, Esq, P. N, HammOndtoa, ". J.
I'm 1888 I was in poor health, and my
trends a. well AZ myself supposed that
niN en- thly voyage would soon ternlnate-
But after taking one box of B~randTetns
Pills, I b-gstn to feel better. Well, sir, when
I had used but twelve buxes 1 was a Well,
h4stitITy NANNY weight having gone
nom I3I pounds to F2 pounds. Ithen or
der d "a supply, and between that time and
the present 1 have Fetdlled three thousand
dollars worth of these invaluable pills, and
snl quite sure that I have thereby bren IN
strunIentul in Siiving thousands of lives.
sfYouis, truly, CD FAY IN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

PERSONALITY. MI CrAmer, who
as many riends and aeqn"in1sneestn
lis vicinity, leaves tod y for b s post
as Consul At L-ip-ic. We understand
that his family vii remain at the home
of his fa~tb-r-in-Iaw, J. R. GrauE Esq
at CoTiBgton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

Y. NJ. G. A-The Library and
Reading Room Committee" take great
pleasure in rendering their sincere
thanks to Dir. B. Pogers for q liberag
iouation of some so volumes of use
jul and entertaining books for the use
IF the Association. By order of the
committee. e. PLATT. Chairm'n.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

Y. NJ. G. A.-Uuul further notice
he hours for opening the Re fdiDg
Room will be s 45 to la. m, lis TO
) 80 and 6 30 10 10 p. M, and on Sun
'ays from 100 to 6 E. NJ.
Young men are cordially invited to
pend their leisure time at the Read
ug Room, where a good selection of
.,spers and magazines will be found;
ESQ materials for writing letters-free
to ID.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
Peoples County Ticket.

Probate Judge,
Hon. ISAAC RANNEY, Of Delaware
Clerk,
DUDLEY W. RHODES, OF Delaware.
Representative,
Maj. r. Il. HENDERSON, of Delaware
Treasurer,
nc. ANDREWS, tableware.
Commissioner,
THOMAS DEGOOD, of Scioto.
Inlrmary Director,
p. }. WYETH, of Scioto.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

FINE PoRrRAirS-A celebrated Cor
man painter has on exhibition at Prof.
Couch's Fine Art Gallery, Evans Block
SOME specimens OF n ,s work in thr snaps
of1ife BkePortraltsi in French Crayon.
The public are invited to call aud ex-
anime them. Prof Couch has on ex-
hibi ion some choice paintings ct Della
ware children. .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

MR.JosEPH BARRETT, Of this town
ship, has $ me OF the most splendid
Concofd Krapes Of the season. In SIZE,
flavor, quality and quantity they q NJ
not be exeelled. Mr.. Barrett Is also =
gentleman Of generous impulses. His
kindness, ike his patriotism, cannot
be outd6np.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

ALMOST MURDER AT GALENA.-OT
saturday evening last a person named
David swallow, with appsrent il tent
70 take life, twice fired upon and ssvere-
" injured q young unpn named John
Brooks, OF Galrua. The mot YES for
the sbsoting are yet shrouded in mys-i
try, but the circumstances were main
ly t. esq:
swallow WIS a passenger on the daily
mack fr m Weeterv lie IT, Sunbury, a. d
b-iOre arriv ng At Gal,na had propUsed.
20 the hack dr. Yer to give him five dol
lars II be would drive through GsIena
| Nitnauts 1T ppihg.a The driver declined
10 comply WITH ttis re- quest or to Hcct pit
the bribe ,ffered hW, saying that it
was uectssary FIR him TO change the
mail At G,Iena, which could not be
done without \ stoPpaEe at that place.
Arrlvdg at Galena the hack, aft
orlefdelsy, WAS about t~osproleed ON it,
way tn Suuhury, when the driver Gale
out to a bystAnder saying, BRO k, i
z sou are gong to S~unhury on bad b t.
: ter get on Therenpon Mr.. Brooks
! Who carried n gun wrapped in q cloth
, casing, nOVedtn gtt into the hack, aiC
was in the act of doing 30 WHEN Swa
= oR, who was isside, w thout steakInl
a word tired urou him twice, one of th,
shot- taking eff ct in Mr.. iuoks' shout
d der and the otti, r H. his side. Swa lov
h4n Jumped from the hack and fl d
d HeaNRssAsTtly aHerward pursued b.
= q number 0fctt zvhs aud wss overtakeI
and surrounded, but s.tuWe ed fight an
tired upos every Uue who attempted t
II fppruacu hun anu sucepedtd "a max
al ,ns his sea, o, On he next dry (S"n
d Ia,) Swallow was again pursued, al
oil as avertak. "a . eornhe d north {
G ttena. He a-ain irsdOn his pur ueT
e- IS befor,, bu hualiy yIeIdtd 70 'suP'
tSje'er 'oree,'' and WAS taken before jus
tseesHsdsden aud n preliminary exam
ination was reid. Swellow was the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

PEBsoNAL.-John w, King Esq, =
graduste OF che Ohio Wesleyan Unfver-
sity. and i rising young lawyer at
z~tnesviils. was married Sept. 81. Miss
Blanche {. Bailey does John the honor
Of her Gand, sunshine on your psth,
John.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

Tar sULPHUR Spring we lear.
that The imptovement OF the sulphur
Spring, projected some time since Il
be p~fosecui ed without delay TIL
work has been postponed in order lhal
it might not interfere with scourse to
the spring during the hot weather.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

I~NDUsrk1AL SCHOOL ron GfRLs-Ir IS
announced that DR.. Nichols will Op- g.
the State industrial School for Girls at
White sulphur Springs on the 18th 81
tho present mon h.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

FEsTIvAL.-The German Reform
Mite Society viii give a Festival at
Templar Hall on Thursday evening,
oct. tn. Admission-adults, Is cents;
children under II years, Is cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

We are Indebted ta Mr.. w. ". Cav
lit. Of Topeka, Kan-as. for Kaasss pa
pers. Mr.. Gavitt, formerly a citiz n o
OF this place, has become loeated at
Topekn4n thalR d aRency business.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

"'Young mau will you vnte with that
party which gathered Into it, as in ont
S,eaI reervOiT, all the treason OF the
North and South 2" SAM. CARY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

DELEaATIoN.-The vlaeon Meth
odIat LIS Dalsgattan. accnFd NJ to re-
turns recefEsd u@so The present time.
stands as kplloWs
Whole number of votes cast-.-- .225.00
EOrIay delegation ........ ~.
I Again lay delegafions.,., -. ..T5, On
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

III. r. scott, e iftor or the WesteroiEle
Banner, has IN article in the last Chi
cago Universe entssled, Religion and
ReasonH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

PERsoNAL.-Rev. d. D. Mather n
tered upon his duties as pastor of the
William Street NJ. E. Church on last
Sabbath.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

Y. NJ. G. A-The Library Committee
acknowledge the gift of fifty volumes
OF books by one of our citizens, in an
other column of this paper. We trust
the Committee will have frequent
occasion to make acknowledgements
this kind, or of money for the purchase
of books, so that they may be able
soon to carry out their purpose OF
fonnding a public library in eonnec-
ton with the Reading Room of the
Association.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

PRATER MEETING ct Young Mems
Christian Association Room this even
ing. You are invited.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

THE WESTERN COLLEGIAN.-The Rev.
o. J. Nave, leading editor of the YES
ern GUegiGn, imagines himselfto have
1een a subject of abuse in these col
umns we are not aware that any al
fusion has been made to him in this
paper. In reply to his editorial criti-
cisms, we have but one word to say.
His assertions that we asked ''two
hundred dollars above a fair proft'
or the publication of the CoHegian, are
alse and ridiculous. The excess of
iur receipts over expenditures for the
OoAegtdn during the first year we pub
ished it was just ts0eaty5fUe dollars and
stge7Itg-eight cents, as any one can see
who viii take the trouble 10 inspect
our books. This sum tS25 2S) bear in
mind, was the only compensation we
got for orr labor and the capital in
vested in publishing the CoHegiGn for
an entire year, and any intelligent
person can see there was no profit in
it.
The second year We published the
paper our receipts exceeded the ex-
penditures sT5.4O, as our books show.
This excess was by no means all profit.
we offered to publish it at the same
rate this year as last, and yet the pub
lie is informed that we asked for the
publication of the paper ''two hum
dred dollars above a fair proftP' Such
i~nexaetitude Of statement does not
comport with a nice discrimination
between truth and falsehood, candor
and unfairness.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

3 Major Marion Vac Horn, Of HINT
Yiis AGA, has orr thanks Tor journa :
istie favOfs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
DAN TTLE


DOnR a. Wtndevv HiIrr. ceaIar lll
H. klnrB, UisLern covers lu taU
Au klmus OF bultdluE
nSie rovs oder may he len I'D -
cery store OF w. Little
Nav W ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

SHoRT-HoRN CATTLE.-Mr. G. Hills
mas just published al tie GAZETTE JOB
OFFICE a hands me, ilIustrat, d cata-
oxue of it's splendid herd OF thorough
red shart-horn caIIle ar the Crystal
SprJng Farm. Mr.. Hills made his first
venture in short-horu cattle in the year
1854 by he parchase Of master Miller
from F. W. Reu,ok, and the heifrr
Fanny Fern" Of J.. OBJ. R-nick, OF
Ptcksway. His nerd l. now one of the
finest IA the State. snd IS y most c edi-
able example of tn 81, ok enterpriseso
iur county. II includes the following /:
Z
Baron-Red calved Dec. Ii, 1865. From
OtheIIo and M,stletOe.
Imperial StaTllsht-Re d rnan; calved Feb.
p, 1888. From Duke Imperial and Mistle-
toe.
Warlahy Duke-Rich o calved Feb,
1868. Duke Imperial and Mist1etOe.
ri Crystal Duke-Red; calved Feb, 1869.
Duke Imperial and ~ stal Queen.
Btron'~ Trump-Red; caiVed July Is, 1868.
Baron ana Nictorsa Grey.
Crystal PrnIce-R, d; calVed June Is, 1859.
Crystal Duke and Victoria Grey.
Baron Munchauseh-Red roam; ca1ved
August IL, 1863 Barren and Maggie.
Roam. Bred by J.. o. sheldon, Geneva, n.
" -ealStd sept. 20, 1855 Imperial Oxford
ana EQAG GLfl,
Master MiiIer-White. Bred by F.. W,
Renick, Of PickawfN calved July l, 1854,
imported Master BellVille and imported
B6ckeye starlight-Red roam. Bred by
Jas. F~ullingtOn, Union Co.; eaIved heb. -
1850. StapletOn Lass Wen first prize al
OtheHo-Red. Bed byD. Mcmillan, Ken.
ia /; caIved Nov. %, 1868. Lord Derby aud
CIy-tai Duk-Red roam calved Feb, 1857
Duke Imperial and Cry stal Queen.
cows.
Crystal Queen-Red roam; calved Nov. l
1854. Buckley e Starl ght and Ruth Hall.
DOtty Ditnple-White; ralved July, 1865
| Baron and In pefiaI Duchess.
Crystal ROsr-Red and White ; aIv
April, 1859. Crystal Duke and Rosebud.
Jennie Grey-Red a calyed May Ie
1854 Buckeye Starlight and Jennie Jones
AImprl1 uuche>s-White calved May
4S55. Duke Imperial a crystal Queen;
Twin Magg! e-Red calved Sept, 1861
Duk, Imperial and Dam Maggie.
Victoria Grey-Red cHIved April %, 1854
crystal Count and JennieG Grey.
Haze E1f-Red roam. Buckeye StarHgh
and CountesNi Oct. p, 1865.
HALE sFawn-Red; May Il, 1865 Duk
fInperiaf and Halle Elf.
Jennie Gree S Duchess-Red January
F1S69. Dulk Imperial and Js4fnte GREY.
VIII e Maggis Sept, 1858. Duke Imperis
Crystal Daehrss-R.d roam: March, 1855
Crystal Duke ana Twin Maggie.
~Maggie-Red roam Jan. q, 1861. Maste
Nj tietoe-Roani April, 1858. starligt
and MuEdaEE
Master Winfield and Ruth Hall.
Mr.. Hills has also some fine spec
mes of Leicester aud South Dow
Sheep, bath bred and selected, of whic
the CatsIo4ue gives illustrations. Th,s
varieties Are carefully bred ON the Cry
tai Spring Farm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

Manufactures Wigs, Toupees, Curls, Friz-
zes, and Bratds. She viii MI all orders
promptly, and on the most reasonable
terms. Rooms on the Northeast corner OF
Winter and Union streets. ieIS-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

ann selling both the MHGIN and
/ WALTHAM WATDHEs $50 worry low
prices for Cash. O.. PHATr, Joweler,
lulya0-tf NO. Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

DIRECTED weekly By DOEAVIN q PoTW1N
wholesale and ReSda Grocers and dealers dl
Country Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
BLACK Spanish Chickens,

A FEW Pairs FuIIs Blood for sale
"A by i. W. PLATT. Seph. 5-t,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
The Delaware County Bible
society

HAS just Received a New supply Of
II Books from the American Bible Socie-
ty, which, with the stock on hand, makes
rious styles of Family aud Pocket Bibles
and Testaments. Also, Bibles and Testa-
ments IN Hebrew, Arabic, Areek, German
and French languages. For sale at the So
4iety's list priees,Rt the Depository ,lC.Platts
eeWelry Store, No. 3 Williams BLOCK. my
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
CmILDRBN's CARRIAGES.

TEIE largest uasortmemt o~fNnHFAm6ee
and thec cheapest and best ever brought
o Delaware. cali and examine them
Inn I 90 e. r.. POTTER SEQ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
EARMERsl EAE-EHsL
FIRED, GWAFF.


neatly and promptly done, and the making
Of all we sell warranted, Please cau and
see for yourself.
GRAFT 81 NEWTON.
jy28tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01
TO Hon. 4hos. ". Fo,geu, C.. C. chamberlain

TO Hon. 7h0s. ". POaOeU, c. c. Chamberlain,
John DetUiIeT, and others:
Your communication, OF
winch the laDoeei is q copy, Is before me-
Fully approaching the kind regard felt for
me. by SO many of my frllow-cuizens ana
DoHut.tl associate s, n more fully realizing
ihe truth and sOundneSs OF the sentiments
expressed by you IN Your communication
AS To the character anu naturt OF The office
of Probate Judge. and as ourkindness and
6artialiIy nave selected me as tbe candidate
after giving the whole MATE full and uue
consideration, ] feel II ny duty TO comply
with your request and, l hereby announce
myself as an independent candidate for the
afice of PROBATE Judge Of Delaware county,
At the comElg election I. RANNEY.
gapTOfH
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so :. LYBRAND& Co. Agents, Delaware,
II for sale by ali druggists aId medicine
dealers cverywherc. ebl2i6S-ly
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To
ing been restored TO health in o few weeks
by n very simple remedy, after having SUE
fered several years with a severe June RheC-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption,
is anxious TO make known 70 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To al who desire it. he win send a copy Of
j prescription used (ffee Of charEe}r with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will find a edrp cure for
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. Tho
object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription, is 10 benefit the aIieted, and
spread inform alton which he couoefwes to
be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try his remedy, as % VIII cost. hem
nothing, n may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing thep prescription viii please address
REV. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
my23-1y Williamsburg, Kings 90 n. y,
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SHOE STORE
IN DELAWARE,

KRTE wish go say 90 ths CEtlEema %
w Delaware and vicinity that we are re-
reiving constantly the most desirable va
ciety OF
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CATERS, BOOTS and SHOES, forsummur
and Winter, thatc can be found en- the mar
Eeti and Willsell them az t9WssJ prices.