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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
LADIES' AND GEWTS

CATERS, BOOTS and SHOES, for Summer
and Winter, that can be found in the mar
ket, and VIII sell them at the lowest prices.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

d E1IEMBER Waldo has opened a
III new SHOE STORE on Winter street,
to Conrey & Snyder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
BOOTS s SHOES.

DEsT assortment OF Ladies, shoes
ID at WALDO'S NEW STORE, On Winter
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

American Bank Note MuciIage for re-
pairing torn currency. Sold by N. U.
STARR. auR2O-3m
Try American Bank Nots Mucilage for
The pocket. Sold by N. U. STARR.
aug20-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

Grant and PrOaperity-Buslness re-
wives under the new regime. Other than
general causes have, however, given a tre-
mendous impetus t. the sale Of C~ri>tndoro's
Excelsior Hair Dye. The chemistB have
come out in two leading scientific journals
against the lead and sulphur p0iSoHs FOR the
head flor that is their proper de~signatiou),
with which the country is flooded, while
DR.. Chiffon, the 1rst analytical chemist In
America, announces to the world that Girls
tadoru's Dye is utterly pofsoaEeSs, n that he
kItOUs 10 to be 50, because he has analysed It.
Cristad,ro's Hair Preservative, as a dress
ing, aefs like a charm on the hair after dye
ing. Try IL. Jul 80 I'm
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General Grant Speaks.

We have continued 10 express the opinion
that General GRANT would not be wanting
III fidelity 10 his professions nor to that
personal loyalty and honor which he dis
played towards LEE and his followers from
the day of the surrender at AppomatIox
Courthouse. lie has been generally rcti-
cent-vcry much sO-sincc he has been
President, and he has been 50 unfortunate
ats to have given audience TO some very I'M.
principlcd persons, whose misrcprescnta
lions have had just enough influence TO
cause him to feel Il desire for the triumph
of persons absolutely opposed to his views,
and 10 distruet those who were not only
entirely trustworthy, but who were sup
porting the liberal policy which he declared
in his message to Congress. But even then
he did not, by any direct interference on
his part, do anything 10 secure triumph to
the one side Or force defeat upon the other
So that all the extravaganza representations
Of those who had gained his good wishes
about his intervention 10 secure them the
victory were untrue. They wanted him TO
interfere, and endcayorcd in that way to
accomplish their purpose, but they were
disappointed.
General GRANT, however, begins to speak
Tor himself, and he speaks IN no doubtful
terms-nor does he express opinions and
purposes inconsistent with his character or
past conduct. In what he has donc and
said concerning Virginia he has completely
INDICATED his word and maintained the rol-
icy Of wisdom and hberGlity. His last coz
ycrsation about Virginia wQ5 his best. We
know that he is pleased with The condi-
ton of things in Virginia, and desires an
early convention Of The new State govern
lnent.
In bis own proper spirit, too, has been lis
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York with power to make n contract ft

the consolidation Of the roada.
The Southern Pacific road is about to be
pushed ahead with great energy.
The Pacific Company have effected loan
in Europe of slO,0OO,O0o, and expect soon
to increase it to $25. 100000. They have
immense landed possessions elong their
line: and once with their road in progress
they will rapidly acquire wealth and force
The gentleman in conference with the Ill
rcctors Of the Norfolk and Great Western
Company assured them that the Pacific
Company would be able to render them
great assistance in extending their credit
and cfccting tie sale Of their bonds.
With these encouraging fac.s, the company
is more than hopeful. and under the efficient
and vigilant direction Of President FLOUR
HoY it is confidently expected that the
road will soon be making rapid progress
4 favorable omen is the fact that the mca :
surcs above alluded to we're determined
upon the day of the positive announcement
that Virginia was relieved from the test
oath
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Norfolk and Great Western Railroad

Norfolk and Great Western Railroad.
The Norfolk and Great Western Railroad
Company has been in session in this city
for two days, and concluded its dolibera-
tons by entering into an important contract
with the Virginia International Land Com
pany, composed Of leading men of Nirgi-
mia, New York, and Europe, by which they
undertake to direct a tide OF immigration
along the line of the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad, and to aid in its con-
struction by such measures as may extend
its reputation as an important line, and by
assisting in securing pecuniary aid and the
negotiation of the company's bonds, so as
to insure the steady prosecution Of the
work.
The company seem to be well satisfied
with this arrangement, and rely implicitly
upon the ability and efficiency of the Land
Company, which numbers among its mem
bers very prominent and wealthy men in
this country and Europe.
Another very important matter brought
to the consideration of the Norfolk and
Great Western Company was the sub
ject of a consolidation OF their line
with the Memphis, FL Paso and Pacific
railroad. The directors had On interview
with Il member of the executive committee
of that road, and took the initiatory step
for the purpose Of making their road =
part Of the Southern Pacific road. A COM
n,ittee was appointed to confer with a COM
mit.ee of the Southern Pacific road in New
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Costly eEnu0rS to Vanderbilt.

Tho,. ava i,et about co,nrIntinr . fro
...... .,, e.. ,n1:,r. :.
,''''i''0"' ''Ao''"' 9''',-' '.--> I..-1
hohof OF captain Fali'cfolI' 'h&' li'ai
such work in any part Of the world. iiS
cost is stated at $j00.20D. Those who thus
A.. ;,,.o,,,., :, to,,,,,. If oll ,.ort1e,,a,,
-. S,...,.,,....
WI" III ''' i'.e HE '''1i III, '''0st "''"''
lous and ruthless monopollst the country
ever saw have never paid such honors to
W,.hiortcr-noy nor Ia ouvone else The
,.,,-,+ :. hn;1. - u,n,, 4 ~,
i"oiiu'''i'' = ,'O''' ~ -
Work Is i "oilHer u 'Hc gay, rs "e'' IL "
great achievement OF art, we think II proper
10 publish full description Of it. We copy
fran the Triia,y,r:
ERECTION OF '"l"SSA'. h""N"" MAJ
AND ALLh""El'Ah hAS-NHhl"F IN Ms
no>"E.
For month past ahoul HitE men nave
been engaged III erecting, on the top 81 the
western wall OF the HUDSON thycE i'ailro3a
4cfo', an lIit,!ithSc Mo.N' il.e",' ~ n;,G ;
loii'i''>'o :.f my: ,,''' tunt -, -.
l',''e>' , ,,'' p','''' ,Il ain;1 ,1.a,,,
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tu.uS W." qt,I ,i1t '"Ds I.a l' a. .4;,s
lo''nr' "',' 49, ~ ',''I ',.1
,' s Woo ,h;s na1t - tn worI,
NJ, sd,,.,,,,ot;~x, - ~ n,oao1,, mas ,,,,}o,.
t,i.a,, -. E.,,oet I1a.s,,,.,, ,,.bo .l,,,,Ia+al
th l, athis SnhooI # Az !; S;y+h nIorr,o
IN , %, months M, In Snntomher Inst tIc r .l
inc 81 tho worl, wes bccnn and srccnssf,,i1v
ro3nnio.o1 nv Fischer s brother, ! stronr
sr,tinId;na Lar;nr bcrn rrrctod and ca,c-
fnllv enclosed Tho var;ous nayts 81 the vorI,
we're eccnrclv boxed m. TRANSPORTED to the
dcr0t, and Loistel to the roof. where thev
were duly erected against a massive brick
wall three feet thick, to which they were
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advanced, his right hand inserted beneath
b;a vest. and his left modestly extended. The
bas-relicf is ten feet high at the ends, ana
is gurmountcd by granite cornlce, "nicn
stones gradually upward for about one-third
the lonrth from each extremity, turns sud-
denly M, runs along horizontally, and
finally forms an arch in the centre over the
statue. The middle portion of the cornlce
is decorated with ornamental work IN
bronze. The bns-relicf Mt each end is ter
minated with massive scroll work repre-
sening leaves and plants. On the right
hand, beneath the statue and the scroll, Is
represented the Commodorc's marine life,
and on the left his railroad life. At the
right hand. in the foreground, appears,
in n reclining position, Neptune, with
flowing beard, wreath of leaves
on his head. his right hand grasping
rudder. sca-monster rising from the water
Mt his feet, and a raccoon peerlng around
the corner of the rocks on which he rests.
In the BACKGROUND rise the Palisades OF the
Hudson: a lighthouse is seen. and the boat
bred in which Mr. Vanderbilt IN earl y
DAYS conveyed passengers from New YORK
TO Staten Island at twenty-five cents head.
Next comes the steamer North Star, IN
which the Commodore sailed around the
world. Finally is seen the huge steamer
Vanderbilt. Ii the middle foreground
dock appears, on which are coils OF rope,
bananas. and pincapplcs, a great watch
dog crouchcd on q cOtton-balc, and, next
to the statue, q Capstan, anchor, ana
chain. At the extreme left Liberty sits
erect IN the background rises woody
slope. and in the front o fence and two
COWS arc seen. Eacli Of these is an engine
drawing six cars and entering tunnel,
and in the rear is villa on hilltop. In
the middle Of the foreground a switchman
is seen, flag in hand and the locomotive {.
Vanderbilt appears, drawing train Of
cars. In the front Of the locomotive are
two harvcsters in the attitude Of working.
Mex; to these, several agricultural products
are visible. II the upper part of the has
relief lirds arc seen flying. Yesterday
afternoon this work was exhibited TO few
members Of the press. It will be uncovered
TO the public on or about the 2Sth instant.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

We extract the following interesting
paragraph from the Cabcll county West
Va.) Press Of Monday. Mr.. PARSONS,
to whom the Press alludcs, is one of the
directors of the road in West Virginia. He
is n very intelligent and practical gentle
man, not ut all given 10 undue excitement.
Ills statement may be fully relied upon:
4" Mr.. II. Chester Parsons, director Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for Putnam
county. passed through this place on his
return from New York city, and reports the
prospects of the road as never being better,
and but for the interposition OF the West
Virginia Central Railroad Company claim
ing the route of the road from Charleston
to the Big Sandy 5000, 600 would have
been secured from New York capitalists
for its completion.
THE question OF this West Virginia
Central Railroad Company possessing any
claim or right to interfere will be decided
by law. Suit has been brought in the court
of this county by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company to set aside q mortgage
executed by the West Virginia Central Conn
pany over the line of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Charleston to the Big
Sandy. and 10 have the said mortgage de-
creed to bc cancelled. Mr.. Parsons further
said that there need be no question Of doubt
rs to the early completion of this road and
the interference OF this company will only
delay the closing up of matters with these
capitalists for short time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

l(tt7" CALL At BRiGG>,S OLD-ESIA A
BLI,IIf.D BAKERY and lct
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA ErTTEE CRACKERS.
OYSTER CRACKERS,
EE Picnic CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
Xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS.
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS
LIGuTE>T MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SIrEEIuR SUGAR CAKE.
SUPERIOR MOI.-t>$f. ~ CAKE,
LEMON SNAPS,
FIHE SPICE-&CI.
DY@PEpTiC CRACKERS.
Fresh every day at BEIGGS"S BAKERY. 7o7
Main street. auP
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9ic[lmond 1isqattIr.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1869.
The Agony Over-Tho Test-Oath Dead.

The Agony Over-Thc Test-Oath Dead
1t is Mt last positively announced that tho
test-oath is not to he required Of Virginia
Attorney General IoAR has given his opin'
ion against it. That opinion, we under.
stand BY Geographic information from
Washington, was yesterday forwarded t.
General CANDY: but it did not arrive BY
the days mail. 1t viii no doubt reach this
city this morning. Mr.. HoAR assumes tina,
the members Of the Virginia Legislature
were elected under the new constitution
and as the test -oath was voted down By tho
people il cannot be exactcd Of the officers
elected in accordance with its provisions
The reader will find under the telcgraphic
head such information on tho subject from
Washington as VIC have received.
This decision settles thc question and re-
licvcs General CAHBY from all further diff
ticultv, and the State from any further de-
lay in the process Of reconstruction under
the laws Of Congress.
It is understood that General C>NRY will
proceed at once to proclaim the result o. inc
election, and the Legislature will meet,
according to the provision Of the act Of Con
grecs, on the fourth Tuesday thereafter.
Governor WELLS las we learn from the
state JoaTnaD viii resi- as soon as this
proclamation Is maze ny the COMMANDING
II II
General, and Governor WALKER VIII DC then
installed.
We see that the o""'''f' iufthcr state
tAa' thc Legislature VIII oh'F c'ect 'hci'
own o"lce'S' l"ss 'ht "i''eH''' "i''e"N,'
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TOHN +. REGNAULT,

PApER-HASGER AND UrHOLSTERER.
will be pleased TO execute any orders in the above
line left at Mes5rs. PowHATAS WEIsIGER
Co.'s, No. 1901, corner Main and Twelfth streets,
or al his residence, 81, corner Main and Fourth
streets. lie make 1t 10 the interest Of persons
wanting anything in his line they will call before
purchasing elsewhere. se4-lmN
NOTJCE.-Fro henceforth | shall do
~ business for CASH ONLY. TO those OF my
friends who may patron!zc me on these terms l
shall feel grateful, and will endcavor To make the
system mutually beneficial. ] respectfully solicit
call from al buying goods In my line for cash,
assuring Them that prices shali De satisfactory.
All Indebted 10 me will oblige me much by
making az early settlement.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
au 20 egd.w 1905 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

Our respects to the Alexandria Go@etic
and the Petersburg ErpreSS.
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No. 1888 MAIN SikEE4'
tJoseph Strausc's,(
anu examine the large AZ" "cau'i''" 9'o'N VI
ppy GOODS
offering they VIII be convinced th@t am
selling goods ut
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PLAIN HkfNAblNE "' L. "'i'' 49,
EMBROIDERED and FlGC RED ukENADlNE
At &c. worth ale
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CtAPp OF THANES,-Tbe undersigned.

Z
- Chairman Of the Building Committee, Con-
gregatiun kcnnesScth Israel, returns his grateful
thanks. in The name of the whole congregation. l."
the Choir Of House Of Israel. Broad strcet-Pro-
fcssors Adolph Mayer. orgauist and kramss
":dcr-ior their united musical services so cheer
fully rendered the occasion of the dedication 81!
our new synagogue on "Wednesday. September Ist.
With but two rchcarsals the music was 50 cf-
fcctvciy and acccptIbly rendered As TO constitute
this feature Of the programme most devont and
interesting service.
ne4-Tt TSjpucd1 II. WHITLOCk.
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rgIIIF COMMITTEE OF THE CENTE-
L NARY HUMBOLDT ANNINER> AIRY here
:ssori9tianS and ~ All citizens of Richmond. to
participate in I'll" celebration OF the birthday Of
the great cosmopolitan s;.yaHt. such associations
n wish 20 take part In the procession oath OF
ScDtcmhcri viii please send notice 10 the sccIc-
t!ry Of tho Committee.
BY order Of the Committee.
HERMAN kOPpLE. Secretary,
care al Piedmont Life lusuranc" Company,
Sc I'D corner Siuth and Main streets
NOTiCE.-All persons who have pur-
d. y chased sc#t> in the new synagogue on May"
street are hereby notified that 4 committee will he
~ the synagogue on 81 MAY NEXT. from \.
II. Ia y H., for tie scttl"mont Of the same. -"
seats will be reserved for those not complying with
This notice.
:. T.. Seats will also In, rented nj the same time
and place Tor the wear or for the holidays.
I:y' order Of the Board Of Managers Ii. *. X. |.
lit
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EDUCATIONAL.
~e-A-~-~~~-I-1r~1E-
SIT. JOHNS ENGLISH-GERMay
y SCHOOL.
III

FIFTH STREET NOATH OF LEIGH.
J. II. BINFORD, Principal, ond Teacher |,
REV. j. BLESNER, principal teacher In Cor.
man,
MISS A. 10TH, assistant in English and Ger.
man.
The exercises OF this school will be resumed on
MONDAY, September G, 1859, and continue ten
months.
Special attention is called to the peculiar adyan.
tages offered for the STUDY OF BOTH ENG.
LISTI and GERMAN, by which che pupils ara
enabled 70 acquire knowledge of both languages
In the same time that IS usually required to learn
one.
Every effort viii be made by the Principal and
his assistants b maintain thu established repr
talon Of the school Parents may confidently
RELY upon having their children thoroughly and
systematically taught.
By order OF the School Committee.
au 28--8t B. BRAUER, Secretary.
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1913 and l4l5 Main street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-01-05

For the Radical cure of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
CATARRH, and all affections of the LUNGS,
THROAT, and AIR PASSAGES: for General and
Special arrangements OF the NERVOUS SYSTEM !;
for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases the
strength and deepens the color othc pale blood 1t sub
dues the CHILLS and FEVER and dimnishes tho
Erpectoretion 1t checks the night sweats, always,
in from to fourteen DAYS. The appetite is inrig-
Grated and the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough
and the difficult breathing speedily relieved tho
sleep becomes calm and refreshing the excavations
tbs, &C., DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY ASTON
ISHING RAPlDITY.
The PRESCRIa- TION should be usedin every Dis
ease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN. in which there is
exhibited any Derangement of either the NERVOUT
or the BLOOD Systems. 1t is unequaled in Female
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both the
BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medicine thai
can be taken The average dose, is two teaspoonsfu
taken once day. The patient never requires under
any circumstances, to "Cough Mixtures for tie
Cough ;"Expectorants" Weakness Iron for the blood
Anodynes for the Nervous Irritation Acids for the
Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the
Wasting. It's Specific Action is upon the Constitu-
tional Condition, and, through this Condition, upon
the Whole Series of Symptoms.
Statements from Patients. &c.
COLLEGE HILL, CIfcINNATI:-I was in the last
stage of CONSUMPTION: In ten days after taking the
PRESCRIPTION, my Chls, Night Sweats, Fever, &c :,
decreased, and finally altogether disappeared 4
skeleton before, am well stored with flesh.
My restoration is marvel to all who know me-
Mrs. G. l.. WRIGHT.
'Your Prescription saved my daughter life, and
has probably saved me hundreds of dollars" Rev.
E. HUMPHREYS, Remsen, n. Y.
sWe bless God for the benefit we have received from
your Prepared Prescription. Rev. p. PEREGRISE.
Blossburg, Hem.
every one to whom have recommended it has
benefited much by its use.''
The " PREPARED PRESCRIPTION"is put up 1t
a 5 bottle, and is sold in Richmond by all DRUG
GISTS generally, orders may be addressed to TIL,
Sole proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES & CO., q
CoRrLANDT STREDT, n. Y Consultations free 4
Circular tanning testimonials of cases sue
m all VIII
will writefor it. 1855
spn 41-1yr
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LIFE TH-STRENCTA !.
IIFE-hE AITH-STREN
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Delamarre's Specific Pills,


Prepared by GARANcIERE DUPONT No. IA Rue
Lumbard. Paris, and highly recommended by the
entire Medical Faculty of France.
Are most energetic and efficient Remedy in case
of Spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness; Nightly,
Daily Premature Emissions Sexual Weakness or
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Sexual Excuses Relaxation of the Genial Organs
Weak Spine; cline" "Brick dust deposites in the
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pamphlet, containing full particulars, with Direc-
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and English, accompanies each box, and i'll be
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Price 81 per Boo, Sac Boxes for IS.
ASK FOR DELA MARRESSP ECIFTC PILLS, AND
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Sold by allthe principal Druggists, WILDE by
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sole Proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES 4 CO., q Cort-
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vicinity, POTTS BROS SAMPSON ROSS, DR..
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The people of Jay, Adams and w ens
counties use children for clotnes-pins'
saws a correspondent of the Telegram.