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, GOOD REASON FOR the CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

Benton barracks, No, APElyo 1900.
III. Jn0V TrLl.-pcsr Sir: Knowing NE en-
.ipcy Of your Tarilla, sni tle he'n ana l'
tc.al quaiit es upu-serr'.i -tni you Wv '0""""-
statement IL my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago-Was iak'h PIisi
o,.p and c0gtped for sixteen months, beins InONoi
VI 6ncn nv wounds have not healed yet. hh'ehot
"a, urn no ment since was wounded am shS'
,nrohsI the hips Ny general health u, inpAlrsu,
All need something 20 assist nature, have mors
fahin your sarsapara than IN any lhng ',,s; ",sh
ib,,tbn h genuine. Please express roe ahsi doh"n
o''H''' "''' VIZ 81. Louis, no.
u q Tho following was written April IN. lsc6 by
NJ. Jennie Johnson, inother Of Capt Johnson;
IiL JOUS BULII-Dc8r SIR; N! husband lf' g
: Jobnton. was "a skiInl suIheon and physician IA
Central New York, where hc died, leaving lhr .DoNe
& n Johnson in my care A. thirteen years o' aHei
he had a chronic disrrhen ami crri9lh iot ,Hiuth ,
gave him YOUR SaTs apaT.nL 1T CURED MN,
nave for tn wears recommended u % many IA NcW
YORK Ohio and Iowa, for scr0iula, fever sores ana
general debility. Perfect success has tltnl'u ~,
JAs eres sEsetedi 70 some # sersa aad iser sors
yey, a,aos niroegloss. am very ANXIOUS ior ny son
To- AGAIN have recourse 20 Your snrsaparilih ne y
ariul OF gettngR spurious article, hence ms Slthg
10 You fOrIt liz wounds were terllh'' '"' "'''''
lac W" ''''''''' ''''' JENNIE JOHNSON,
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M. 10 FIFTH. Gross street,
I.o1iavil1o, Ky.
J.
BULLs'S
WORM DESTROYER
10 M Ja;cd States and World Vide
NlndCts:

10 W., I'a;,cd States and World VIDE
RoIdcrs:
HAVE received mar< Testimonials from PROBES
sr.I AMI medical men, As my a.mhitAlr .Hll ~
a.. pul1 .e.ti0rs have shown All OF NnVh ~
~ fs'.a,yInr from highly educated ana p0lhtM
t,S'..,u ,1 gsorgia, is certainly one OF IN. most
~ .,t- .srr,y. atoms have ever receIr ~
,,r,.,,.t Ir.As exactly what he speaks 81, tId ~
- ,,ry ta..r,,. - be written IN letters OF uoll
~ ,yhtt tar Doctor says 81 Buifs Wor" bes-
troysr;
June ~, ls'5. !
T., loss BULt-u-ar sra lhAye recently sg,eh
r,,,, sWor,u DESTROYER several trials, snr hnd ~
s5.rf'lIy .fiescCtis II has not failed IA a Hlnglc
Instance 10 have tho ~ished.'or enect. am uulhs
,.tty largo county practice, and have daily use Tor
iemc oTticIs al the kind. am rec 20 conic..
tha; know ~ no remedy recomfnended by IN. hul.s'
authorities that ~ certain and speed! " W .i's
ON the con tray, tLey are uncertain lh w,
Nv object N wiring YOU IL TO md out upon "hst terms
1 IN get tho medicine directly rom !ou,, ~ ~
90 h uion oasy terms, shall use great heh on "
HI t.ar hing- and practice Of grcat mnriy ol w
-,,i,g lire discard ng a remedy which We KNOW 70
81 .udisIout simply because ~ may h' lhhutyt " -
.r-,b,u.tIou For ny part, shall make Na tule 70
nae Id md every msans a. alleviate -uII. " y
IN 4 t.II uisyb ahle 70 couifnHn' mot
t...r.. .arne one more ingenious thah my sen nav
I,.rrsi .t- t,ci- FIST, and secure .H. ~.
100, "a, lno,rlsfce Howcye- am ny no Trh's
40 ,i,s.at, or supporter VI the tupu-aht 81 '-
n..rr.f.. mat food the county, '.' D. .i n ~,
aid t,.rUaf a a seszss a. Wh.h t"sh t- i'H' 4''-''
r.tIt Sand. .u. inform zoe 90 Il ... H..t i'iiA-'
... ..r. F.rv res rf0ffN..tr ..... ., 4
JUAu-l. CLEMENT 4. j.,
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy

The Great Soothing Remedy!
NRs. (Clfes Cole and Gripihg In PRICE
.EsITCJMEEJ ne b5sels, ana facilitates ~
SYRUP. lihs process Of tsethiug ICEArs
MRS (satduss C0nYuls i0ns and oV- PRICE
Willy OHBsl eFeomss ~ diseases Inrifenti rs
.YRUP TO irfan,s RHd children C'NIs
MRS Cures DiA rhea, DyseuteTy,1 PRICE
WHlTCONB's and Summer Compliant ID -
SYRUP ! children q all ages, } C'ATs
II il the Great Infants and Chiltrcns soothing
Remedy IN all disorder, brought on ~ tcetang, Of
any Othercause. -. ,..,,.,, ,,. %,
Prepared by The GRAFTON MEDICINE CO.. 81,
LOUIS, Mo. -
.tc,s se27 lydaw
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DRUGS.
OBSERVES!
Are You Il slave

II, the .e .f robarrb' Do You web go q.it ihe ID.
T,.Na.eo NutIIoie an1 1uur|l NOT Only %" ''i'l ~
The L-e OF tyta,cl. lutyug UIl DO ''.'r Do nt'l
oay. uss.i Be- and found % 100 ettfs way '1r'Il-. ''
thoE aAd try DO. ]. yul iitU 1i 4... it Wv
s0rfa 20 iuHsy hr''nff-, CATO h'N '"'s '.'
YOU Al box - return maii.
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Ihlang lhiang.

Tn. Flower Of Flowers. This new AMI pop4'h ~ ~,
.i ,lttul handkerchief extract Manufacture o. Wy.
T,a,et Rimmcl Of Paris, r. 70 he had a. we lutg
sto~s on the Leyee In the perfufnefy IN" ~ = w
- - NJ person ~ elegant tasle you ""'' u''
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..H THE pyPLIclAND
."
MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS

Chile and Fever are caused from estiAn lT,,v.
, f.,lr., M ftc srherc kuowu o. nalT lA ~
t,,.o. IA. ,itllrv ~ IN. mood, rciafds tte pn
~, b,-s -cnl organs md causes hLNoUsn'rs' ~.
,,ieg etc, and N This way preIares We y I'm ~ ~
-, Al ..ase n a more serieu- nature when lua!
~! r. avoid further trouble, anil relieve N'ofr''
# tat. d seA-e, take
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Disiufectants.

,ttt oRtpE LIME. CARBOLIC ACID, Chlphlbi
or sopA PUIVERlZED CoPPEkhs, Tor sac ~
a. narcnys' Cleanse ysur premises liyou N"H' n''
health YOU must breathe pufea
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nrandic.. whi-IIic-, wines.
rnpuilapartabic Cement,

For medical purposes only, AZ wholesale ana '''
"a barclay HrUtheu,
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ENDER.S CHILL CURE.

=, .,..-f.,.. the sr.,ss q reform their rsfent
srra on and -.ts .. 80 ant a"ie O. The l'.-.
r.gsc. 80 Power aui A.uc, ana ib'rctl I''l'r's w
.v.'sfn g. health and 'Qt'. ana gDo1 'oh'N -'." "
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-t.. ,c,y and reliable article j. Manufactured &C.,
and for sale hy barclay hffh,I-' ''''
'.,,,, ming good lsaihsr, glass, chiuHNaFt, 'l,,
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SOxOdOnt.

lot, ,o,,ders and pastes. French and IN
ihhh 'uo,'' ,r. ~ ths teeth and tooth powder
ss i1 fnsIi,y of our own make. Gall sud tax" you
choice nj barclays.
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nor sale srIy Killer.

Inst the soap for bathing, It does not slnk, 80
danger Of losing u a. 'r"A'H on 'i'' ''''
,yatgr- Harrlays..
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C'EDRON BIIIl|ltS
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark nspss Laoafc'
Testimony of Medical Mem

Testimony of Medical Mem
stony Point White Co., Ark May ~, co.
pr. joins BuLL-Dcar SiT Last ftp' uni ~ ~" 90,
Louisville purchasing drugs on" s''
SsT-aparilla and CedTUu Bttttfs' - 40 st,ra has
Nv son in law who was with me IN VI. 49,; o -
hrr1 down Min he rheumatism for some t'iie' COM
menccd on the Biticrs, aud soon 'oHh' hs s'"''"
hculth improved, ,t,h ,,;ad th.un
DR. c"fCe, Wh" Mas bccn in had health Tor several
years,st,,ssck aad Ecef anected-ht 10y o. ~
much by thr use nfyour Biters, lnaetn tg I'LL. ,in
Bucr- Es fcnlGu great popularity ~ ,s se'' Viz
incnt. | th'ul could sell grew J."n piS,,,' nS
rnedcne ths tai .Npecnlly the C"hron b',s"is hi'
sarsepaula. Snip ur,e Memphis care OF h'eke' a
Nicely. Er'prctWNy, :, a wAIEEP
Prepared by DIR, JOHN Bull! at his
Laboratory, Fifth street Louisville, hy
FOR Sale ny HsHSLAN HstS'"
| te.Tn
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Pull Instructions and Practical Forms sdsptedto Ey
ery Kind ~ business, ana 90 am the States Of the
BY FRtsE CHAMBERLAIN,
~ the tn.'rH states Bar.
'Ir.,In I- no book gl d., fni which will take Tnll.
MN, n DO. tutlcutri-y, a'..ii-"ucr and complete
nee. prugtoid, lMass) 'krPphl.eaa'
I.- 1D ONlY NEW BOok Of the KIND pub
u.,g.t GIN iU.., ,J.rs Il ls prepared by an able
FrAtr'ril LNaN ER. of twenty ny years cNpcri'
"if b., .u.t hat ever body needs Tot as'iS u'e
l,sA-aly 90 .ammeuded ty many omdcnt judges
Including tYr rlr Jusuoo mud "thcr Judges OF Mas
slci-otr-. ard tho Chief JIsic, ana oaiIc b"nch Of
Connection.
Sold uaL ! subscription. AGENTS WANTED
FNEtN = llhlt. r.nHf.g circulars.
u. i.t A-EA GO l.....s.r-, Hartford. Conn. Ne.
Ispt.r ~. N,. Iors D.ucuur.. 81. .i1 th'"nep.
CAvF1ON.
An GA iar hook, pJd,u-ilr4 la.uy ye.r. 700, has
u.ttt.! hastily rr-.--Hc. e. "s Ho1 book, without
even I'd f.'9lIr reg.Iuu foi ''- ,h,ucf. Dfeucut-,
uauut .unfauui urt work sito Dpau.h'd.n- Law
Book lla the i'rpc.
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STEAMER PAULINE CARROLL,

Xix. tMlstsg.
WI leave Curg on EHuAN. October -ith
inst. at5a',I1,k J. 81 connecting o. Srw oT,csn'
With Ocean Lille uftigaUcEs 90
liverpool, New York, boston, and Calves
ton, Tebas.
Passenger and Shippers Is ro'y on one ~ N'ss
CHA- o. HiNbf,
General Agent, Cairo.
ufrs. uu Whari1en', Public Landing
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R,,ctberry wine and Cordial.
Floating Soap.

or extra quality. Now j. the tune 70 nse pHie ar
Gle FOR sale and qua rantced IS Barclay hIo'hctr,
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Everything Fresh and New.

Mr.. Anna Lang has lns, open-ds fresh sni strict
A., f..htonale ttoCk ~ Lunuets, lAis, tpsti., ilh-
iS1. ana fnrv goods rencraiy ilnt ~ she j. ~ no
.,,enso she IL confident Of her ability 20 andersen
MI other csisbllshiucnts n the city The ladies' are
invited b. call. . ,.,.u,.
she also colors, Llcachcs and makes over bohhsts
~ Las iu s,,ie store on Tcuth street, between
Washington Avofne and Walnut street $500,
A-S ran stock Of wofsfcds. u-l-I.
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,Y'HE proprietor II this celebrated inolic.he Jusuy
| rairns for It superiority over MI ref'eues 80
rd n tlp public for the safe e,rtdts secay esh PIT
sa.1t err, Of Acue and Fever, or Chills ana fe,fr
,hrther OF short long standing. HcI.ers 70 tI'
,,rs Westsrn and southwestern country 70 Dear MN
tsstrpouy 10 the truth Of the assertion, that IN no
ross whatever viii Il fail TO cure n the dlrcHuohs are
strictly followed and carried out. Ina gteM rnnnl
cn.e- single dose has been suncient for aGute, ai
sboie families have been cured by single p2uie,
h,,vevtr rrudcut and IN every case more StTl"H "
"ure. n H. use j. continued in smaller doses ior
t -, t,rb .far the disease has been checked, more
,sact'tiv Il, diftcult and long standing cases lsu-
iir ,b,s r,cIieire win not require any atd 70 Keep
,n5 bowels IN good orderi should the ,pcn
moo ~ fonr doses 81 the Tonic single d'te @i
KuIi.. vegetable Family Pits Wii'he SUM
Client,
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And those " no are older; young men and old mon
the rich and po0f those who have black h"ng losksi
those Who arc gray aud tho-e "loi having iOs' 'h.li
bic Hair Restora We. II yon have not nsed II go 81
once and get hottie RarciaysI the pr &C, as her
store ~ the general headquarters for "a, Mtlci" IN
Southern Illinois, EratucEy and Missouri,
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White Lead.

Barclays you ss' get the PIVOT ACrIo
BRACE
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yypgR,s STOMACH BITTIRs,

,,.-. ,,. .,,cn,;b and apre.ts. vii destroy that
- n y,artness that 81 ngs 90 ieuneol-N " ~
. 80 reo.,ering from thu. disense u D. L'SIh!
-s-drnrusp ded fof he cure 81 lN'i'P'''
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California wine.

Go 10 Barclays and gets sheet 1i putch'I i's i1
| ming NV Papcr-the genuine article one sh''' w"
! Il ntIaI n AZ
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MrLLrNERHooDs.
NILLINERv GOODS
Bonue,s, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers etc.

NJ. evr.uaet hns iu., received her Fall and Winter
Stock of Millinery goods. md ~ j. conred' d on al
hand, 10 L. the Iuust at active aud fnshoms variety
ever brought 70 the city. Everything That b. new ai'i
desirable IN
Hate, Bonnets, Flowers NsiNets, H'bbo"hi
IIoisery, Bslmorais, Brsa kfs-t Shawls
and fancy goods generally -h' has provided IN as'in-
dance.
The lad 10. Of Cairo and vicinity are invited 90 cav
and inspect the stock az Mrs.. fcsl- assured % con-
tan- article. th, VIII Greatly please every one 'h
AZ her store an CommcrcIn Avenue hctvcen ~ yh
streets. ~ ~ -'n
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NATIONAL BANKS.

n --I7- = ~ ''oI1' N frrop-.
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Young Ladies'

Paints, oils. and colors Of all linis--cheap for ca
n Barclays
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shoulder Braces.

Tooth brushes, shoe brushes, paint brushes, and
| brushes of all kinds at Barclays.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

7 aides n want of good Scissors viii ind
IL the real Jos. Rodgers & Sons the BEST
In the market-at c. PLATT'S Jewlery
Store. Sept. lO-fG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

BLIND TOMS CoNCERTs.-These, as
advertised, came off on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last week. Large,
intelligent and appreciative audiences
attended at each performance, and
went away both delighted and as
tonished. Blind Tom is a wonderful
wonder. We are forced to admit that
he is an ''incomprehensibIe musical
mystery" To be appreciated he must
be seen, not that there is anything pc
culiarly attractive in Toms personal
makeup" or in his half-idiotic ac-
tions while away from his idol-the
piano; but you must see and hear his
musical performances to know what
an inexplicable power this blind negro
boy possesses. His selections en-
| braced productions from the most en-
inent masters in musical composition,
| down through those less difficult, to
the simple plantation melodies. sang
in years ''before the war; and all rem.
dered in a masterly style. His power
of imitation of sound is immense. He
played, the first evening, a piece ot
! new music, after hearing Mr.. Fitch
play it once, to the satisfaction of the
audience. Also a much more difficult
/ piece after Prof. De Prose-, on the sec
ond evening. He also followed Mr.
Fitch in a song which he had never
heard before, singing the words and
playing the accompaniment correctly
His acute sense of hearing and reten
tive memory were also exhibited il
analyzing discordant sounds, by nam
ing each note after the performer raj
his fingers quickly over a number o
keys, taking them in the order il
which they were struck, after tn,
sounds had all died away. On tn,
second evening he played the favorit
air, eve won't go home till morning,
with his back to the piano. His imi
tations of church organ, hand organ
bagpige, and violin, were excellent
ana especially so the latter. We re
peat it, Tom is wonder. He lives i
an atmosphere of music, and whethe
he is performing a classical selection
fantasia, march, imitation, descriptiv
music, or what not, he is the acknOw
edged possessor of rare musical abb
9 ity. His reputation in Delaware ha
been we'll established.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

SOLDIERS BURIED AT CHATTANOOGA.
Our old friend DIR. J. H. Van Deman
has furnished us complete list of SOL
diers in regiments raised in and
around this county, whose remains are
buried in the National Cemetery at
Chattanooga, Tenn. The list. COM
prises names OF soldiers of the 4th,
goth, 26th, 45th, 64th, 65th, Goth, SD
and 121st regiments of Infantry, to the
number of one hundred and sixty
eight. The three names reported as
belonging to the 4th Infantay, DIR. Van
Deman thinks belong to the 4th Cav
airy. This record is of great value to
all who have friends buried at Chatta-
nooga, and interesting to readers gem
orally. It may be found elsewhere in
to-day's paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

REUNIoS or The F0URTH.-Fne fol-
lowing paragraph concerning the Re
union Of the Fourth, at Marion, last
Tuesday, is taken from telegram to
the Cincinnati Commercial
The third annual reunion Of the
surviving members of the Fourth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry was held in
this place to-day. A larger number OF
members were present than at previous
meetings. Members from every COM
pany, representing the counties Of
Marion, Delaware, Knox, Wayne,
Hardin and Stark, were present. Gen.
James II. Goldman, senior officer pres
ent, presided. Speeches were made by
Gen. Goldman, Gen. Sherwood, Seere-
tary of State, and Rev. Mr.. Bates. The
reunion closed with a grand hop at the
City Hall. The next meeting takes
place at Wooster, on the second
Wednesday in November, 1870. ~
The Delaware boys who were in at
tendance are loud in their praises of
the manner in which they were treat
ed by the citizens of Marion, and the
jolly good time they had during their
stay there.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

/
LECTUREs.-The ladies of Delaware
who were favored last week with the
interesting medical lectures of Mrs.
Susan Everett, NJ. D., will be glad to
learn that a movement is protested to
secure her after the Holidays to lec-
ture again on specified topics connect
ed with her profession. Mrs. Everett
has reason to congratulate herself on
the practical results which are likely
to follow her visit, and which, should
they prove as permanent as they seem
contagious, viii inaugurate such a
revolution in the health, dress, morals
and amiability of her disciples as will
cause the ehiEaIric portion ofthe COM
munity to re-enact Rip Van Wrinkles
waking bewilderment, without any
preliminary drilling by Joe Jefferson.
The stir produced by Mrs. Everett's
lectures seems to demand explanation.
Granting the conviction indispensable
that she thoroughly understands what
she is talking about, stranger might
listen to one Of her lectures without
being able to discover that she has said
great deal more than some knew be-
fore, or said it in any very remarkable
way. She affects no graces whatever,
of posture, gesticulation or speech.-
She deals in expIetive, not to say ex-
travagant forms of expression, and
her enunciatiOn is very rapid and low
She seems not to have thought of her
self, so to speak. She has something
to say, and says it SO as to leave no
one in doubt of her meaning in Ian
guage fluent, rich and flexible, sus-
tanning every fact by its concomitant
reason. This would be an ordinary ac-
were it not for her
magnetic enthusiasm, the effect Of
which is to deepen the impressions
she makes as often as one hears her,
This is precisely what is needed, for
we all know how to take care of our
bodily health better than we choose
We bespeak large attendance on Mrs.
Everett's next series of lectures. They
are wholly worth the hundred dollars
for them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

CHOICE NEW JUvENILEs.-TTs Uncle Sam
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ing American Children books of a higher
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will regard with peculiar favor an attempt
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taken special pains to make this series
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producllon Ihey nave been SO fortunate as
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL, of Literature,
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| Illustrations are exquisite, and it's articles
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/ Institutions; Professor Wittem bach's Story;
The Woman of Business, chaps. Xxx. and
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/ Trial by Caymans; The BOnny Brown
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Jean Leon GerOme; Nothing Wasted Ta.
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Cartoon, "a View on the Hudson"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

As USUAL, we will furnish our sub
scribers with many of the leading
magazines and periodicals for 1870, in
club with the GAZETTE, at greatly re-
duced rates. A partial list of these
periodicals, together with the price
they win be furnished with a copy OF
the GAZETTE for one year, may be
found at the head of this page. We
shall probably hereafter make addi-
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prises some of the very best publica-
tions of the country. It will accom-
modate us if all who wish to obtain
their magazines for 1870 in this way
will send in their orders as soon as
possible.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

To BE SOLD.-By reference to our ad-
vertisements it will be seen that Audi
tor Doty offers the long one-story brick
building in front of the new Court
House at public auction, tomorrow.
over thirty-fve years ago the portion
containing the three middle offices was
built to better accommodate the pub
lie officers of the County, and subse-
quently additions were made to each
end. Now that the County officers
have suitable quarters fitted up for
them in the new Court House, the old
brick row, which has long been an
eye-sore to all citizens who take pride
in the appearance of our town, is to
be demolished, and we presume but
few tears will be shed over it's down
fall.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

F1N1sHED.-The Delaware and Coun-
ty Line Turnpike Company have COM
pleted five miles of their pike leading
west from Delaware. We congratulate
the citizens of the part of the county
through which it passes that they will
hereafter be blessed with a good road,
over which they can bring their pro-
duce, etc, to Delaware at all seasons
of the year, without fear Of the mud,
which at times is a serious drawback
to travelling over such of our roads as
are not piked. We understand that
the Company intend completing the
road through to the county line next
season.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-12

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