Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-29
LOCAL MnTIGES.
Cigarettes, keeps the Hair mois

LOCAL NOTICES.
ssBarrett'sH keeps the Hair moist.
R cad This.-I have used the Singer Fam
iTy Sewing Machine in my family for some
! tine after having used several other first
class machines ofdiferent kinds, and pro-
nounce the Singer in all respects one Of the
best IN use, and in many respects SURPRISING
Ii other machines. It is simple, durable,
that its management so easily understood
and no trouble need be anticipated in learn
ing to operate it. and I consider it one Of
the greatest conVeniences in a family.
uOyI3tf SEVERAL CITIZENS.
/ C. B. CronkIeton, 3 doors East of yYIlIiarS' ,
Block warrants all his fruit cans.
ssBarrett's" inyigorates and beauties.
DanRerous.-The chief danger from Dys-
pepsia Is that the reduced strength of the
system may disable it from surmountihg
other intercurrent diseases. Sympathetic
| affections of the liver and lungs often have
| their origin in Dyspepsia, and may become
/ organic diseases, and constitute not only a
/ source of Inconvenience, but danger. Hence
I the sooner treatment is commenced after
| the fIrst SYMPTOMS of DYSPEPSIA are mani
| fest, with more certainty can the disease be
thoroughly expelled. Do not delay to seek
| advice from unwarranted sources, but pro-
| cure Roback's Blood Pills, take them in
small doses to stimulate the stomach and
4 intestines, and gently act upon the liver.
Then take ROback's Stomach Bitters regu-
/ Iarly after each meal to tone the stomach
and assist the digestive apparatus, and you
find the Tel1eI VIII De almost e0laBG
and the cure like magic. The Bitters should
be continued for while after all sym ptOmS
medicines are prepared with the utmost
care of materials having especial refer
ence to diseases of the blood and internal
organs, and can at all times with confidence
be relied on. janI-1m
II. D. Starr, agt, opposite American House.
sFBarrett's'' restores with rapidity.
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., beat the
world in his great yatch race. So DR.. J. W.
NpT7 n
remedies for cleansing the blood. Sold by
NJ. L. Starr.
'Barrett's'' recommends itself.
Halls Vegetable siciIian Hair renewer
is the best preparation for the hair in the |
market, and always gives satisfaction. Do |
not be put or by unprincipIed dealers with |
others on which they make more profit
ssBarrett's'' Miraculous HairRestorative. !
CIergymen and all others troubled with |
Throat and Lung complaints, VIII DO wei /
and effectual in removing pain and irrita- 1
tiOn. FOrsale by all druggists.
AIisma.-Gray hairs are honorable-so
we have heard and read from boyhood days;
and yet no one, man or woman, seems to |
desire the honor of gray hairs. Badness,
too, is the dread of all who are threatened
avoid it. Seward & BentIey's Alisma for
the hair is said to be a capital preventive Of
either, and that it restores the hair to a
healthy condition and to its original color.
From the NJ N AmGtGDGnEAenLa@@@A1T
Secretary McCUJOcb's Report No decH
in household treasures! Ten years ago
purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Sew in e NJ
chine, and have had it 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 a few needles.
/1'You are Welcome to use my name In your
MRs. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Wife Of Secretary o. S. Treasury, Wash
ington, D. G.
70 Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson.
A Challenge from a Lady
NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 1873.
Messrs. WHEELER & WILSON, No. 625 Broad
GeatIemen:- to the challenge of
Mrs. Pratt, whose wheeler q wilson sew
ing Machine has been in use ten years with
out repairing, beg to state that l have
used my Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
without even the most trifi1ng repairs, and
it is now in so good condition that I would
not exchange it for your latest number,
now upward of $50, ,0O0.) One needle served
me more than year for fine wing.
Yours truly, Mrs ANNE WARMER.
Mrs. G. w. Parker certi1es to having
earned over 5000 a year, with one needle, on
a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
For RENr.-A part of the R1zer House on
Hill Street. pc11tf
Don't buy a Clothes Wringer until you see
.he Buckeye Wringer. j. s. Cox. dc4-6m
C-B. CRoNKLEToN warrants all his work
G. B.CronkIeton employs none but first
lass workmen.
Readers, have you called at R. r. Hender-
Ion7s new Merchant Tailoring and Clothing
If not, call and examine
lis stock. 1t will pay you. Oct23
If you want to see the best stock of Cloths
Jassimeres, Beavers, &c, in town, go to ]
r. R. HENDERSON'S. !
The largest assortment OF Neck Ties in {
Delaware can be seen at Henderson's.
R. R. Henderson not only sells the best {
hiTts in town, but cuts shirt patterns war
anted to tit.
RR. Henderson has very large stock of !
eady made Over-coats, which he viii sell 4
It cost. oct23 68
R. R. Henderson has the best Cutter in
central Ohio, and warrants a complete Mt
yerytime.
Go and see r. r. Henderson's large assort- S
nent of Hats and Caps.
Those ladies who are looking for material Y
or Sacks and Cloaks would do well to call
1t Henderson's Clothing Store.
Do you want your garments to ht? Go 10
R. r. Hendersons. {
R. R. Henderson invites all to call and
ZEE his stock of goods. They are good, well
elected, bought for cash, and must sell at
he very low figures he holds them at. Go
/
PAINTS.-L have just received a large |
upply of B. A. FanstOck's pure White Lead I
the best made) in kegs and tin cams. Also, {
he lower grades of Lead in cans, as well as q
outty, Varnishes, Brushes, Iinseed Oil, Of I I
which shall keep good stock constantly I I
N hand, for sale at the lowest market prices. {
N. L. STARE S
apr8tf No. 5 Williams Block.
The reason why G. B. CRoNKLEToN does
o much job work is that he uses the very
lest materials-the best the market affords 4
and employs none but first class work.
men.
The price of all Cook, ParIor and Box
stoves has been reduced;10 per cent. by
@. B. CRoNKLEToN
c. B. Cronkleton, 8 doors East of the VIII
iam's Block, has on hand the best lot Of tin
ware, at low rates, in the city. z
Remember that if you want a good job F
S G. B. Cronkleton's 3 doors east of tAe Il
Block. A
Ifyou should want good job of Roofing
II SpOuting done at low rates, go to Q. B. e
on Winter Street I
G. B. CRoNKLEToN does job work as low as
ny other house in the city. p
Persons wishing to purchase a first
lass Stove will find all they desire in
he Morning Glory.
The Morning Glory keeps a fire
throughout the entire season and re-
lures no attention during the day. ?,
Weighs more, and has smoother casting !
han any stove in the city. Call and 3
ZEE it.
c. B. Cronkleton has for sale the IA p
nous Coal Stove Morning Glory. b