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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
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It is now 2 years since DIR. TOBIAS first
Introduced the t.N enetian Ldn1ment' ia the
TTnifed States, aud never in single in
stance has his medicine failed to do all, if
ncf more than is stated in his pamphlet
Asan external remedy in cases of Chronic
Rheumatism, Headache, TOothache, Bruis-
es, Burns. Cuts, Sores. SWeif1ngsi SpFai ms
and Chest, its wonderful curative powers
are miraculous Taken internally for the
cureof Cholera, Collie, DiaFrbOea, Dysentery,
Sick Headache and Vomiting it's soothing
and penetrating qualities are felt as soon as
taken. The oath with which each bottle IS
ing injurious in its composition. Thous-
aTldS Of certificates have been received
spealiug OF the rare virtues. of this Valua-
bic article. Any person after having useo
it once will never be without II. Every
bottle of the genuine has the sagnaIaIs 81 81
by the Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Price, 80 cents. De
pot 10 Park Place, New York. del4-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

sTo1EE.-We learn that two over
coats were stolen from the hall in the
residence Of Mrs. w. e. Lindsey, on
Tuesday evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

ryovv to provide for your Children ! !
F2z clsfafnirtR one of those peculiar Child 9
Endowment Policies Issned by the PacinT.c
Mutual Life Insurance Com panEs OF CaAA-
foruia. 1SAAC EsAGS y = y
Manager for Ohio. ind ana g hentneky y
ja7WI DELAAW WAREs OHIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

TIE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE will
meet at the I'd Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday evening,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

The capital stock of the Pittsburg,
Mt. Vernon, Columbus & London Rail-
way has been increased to 81, 500, 600.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

The present is a good time for young
men to learn Bookkeeping at the Ohio
Business college Many new students
are entering this week. pl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
TOWN AID COUNTY.

Real ESTATE AGENCY card
Of A. R Gould.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

THE COLLEGES commenced their sec
ond annual session yesterday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

u NDER this new arrangement each De-
partHnent will hereafter have more atteu-
dltion to meet the demands of First Class
Trade, Their Notion Department, being
perhaps the most extensive in the City en-
braces almost every article in that line,
both Staple and Fancy. As their purchases
hereafter for this and another large Dry
Goods F,esta bIishment connected with 1t
will be made principally at the same time
they expect BY that means to save per-
centage, and consequently be enabled 10,
sell Goods cheaper than eUer before.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

JUST 0UT
ssCherry PectOraH TrOchess9 -
Fer Colds, Coughs, Sore Threat
d Bronchitis.
NONE so GOOD, NONE so PLEASANT,
NONE CURE As QUICK.
RUsHTON a. CO., 10 AsroR HOUSE, N. Y.
T7e M o,y,e Of those horrible tasted 4lGltse0ting
"BRoWN CUBEB THINGS"
Nov 10 '6g-3uos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

Personalities. Charles Ct. Dawson,
formerly of Delaware, has volunteered
to sing three pieces at Miss Fannie NJ
Smiths Concert which will be given
at Columbus on the 18th inst. The
JoatraaE, in mentioning this, says of
Mrs. Dawson:
She goes to New York this winter to
prosecute her studies. Sheisp passion
ately devoted to her art, and has been
pronounced by his b musical authority
an American Jenny Lind. If it were
not that she is entirely devoted to her
art, in itself and for itself soley, land
not given to any of the charlatanry OF
st-called art, no doubt her name
would be among the most distinguish
ed vocalists of this country. But,
| knowledge of art pay, she works on tC
/ make herself more and more worthy tC
/ officiate as a priestess ofthe inner mys
/ teries.
The following is from the Louisvill,
Courier-.IoaY7aGL:
i NIRs. DAvIsoN.-There is no tasl
more agreeable than that imposed upoI
us of chronicIing the evidence of thi
high estimation her personal charac
I ter and the appreciation of her musica
culture, as shown in the testimonial
concert TO De given on W8un9SQd.
I evening, at Weisiger Hall, by
mum Der of our well known citizens, t.
this lady. Possessed of a voice of rar
beauty, compass, sweetness, pathos
and cultivation, she has placed it at tn
service of charity and filed its Golfer
when other means had failed. He
generous amiabiIity in complyinj
cheerfully with the many demand
upon her time and voice, are known t
MS all The rare pie sure she has give
, thousands who have heard her merit
] q substantial return. No more fittin
opportunity could present itself for a
the lovers of good music to show thei
taste than will be presented on Wednel
dav evening. The mere fact that she
: to sing should bring out the most ell
: CANT and appreciative audience thi
can be gathered.
Mrs. Dawson will have compl
mentary concert in Louisville prior
a her departure for New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

FIRE.--On last Monday morning,
about haIf-past three o'clock, our cit
izens were aroused from their slum-
bers by the cry of fire. The storm Of
snow was Just over, and the streets
were covered with heavy drifts. The
fremen found great difficulty in get
ting their apparatus to the scene,
which proved to be the burning of the
dwellings of Philip Heiby and Mich
oIas White, on south side of William
Street, near Sandusky. How the fire
originated is mystery. The first per.
sons on the ground state that the Heiby
property was burning on the east side
and the flames were just communica
ting to the White dwelling. One o.
the gentlemen endeavored to keep the
fire confined to the Heiby property by
throwing snow on the side of Whites
building which was exposed to the
flames, but found it useless work.
White and family being aroused from
their sleep, Justify gave the alarm
then went to work to remove the fur
niture from both buildings. The mos
Of it was taken out, in a very dam
aged condition, before the fire engines
reached the ground. Owing to The
large body of snow on the roofs thC
fire burned very slowly, and if it had
been possible to bring the fire depart
ment into immediate service, neithel
of the buildings would have beer
damaged much. The citizens and tn
members of the department were SLOW
in getting to the scene, and it was con
siderable time before sufficient mum
bers could be had to work the engines
The loss is total, the debris amountin
to nothing. Mr.. Heiby is insured il
the Aurora, of Covington, for S100t
and Mr.. White in the Etna, for s., 500
50. 500 on his house, and $1,000 on hi
furniture. We are sorry to note tn
fact that the scene wound up with a
exhibition of drunkenness. resultin
in considerable FIGHTING and disorder
ANoTHER.-On the 26th uIt. the bar
) of TiIden S. Scott, of Brown township
was destroyed by fire. It was no douE
! the result of incendiarism, and tw
boys are supposed to have done tn
work. Mr.. Scott was insured in IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
PREFERRED LOCALS.

81 TAN O'sHANTER,
Saturday Night, Jan 10.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
T,be CyoDsfftutiOn OVerGhrOvvn

The Constitution and Health may be ruin
ed by q few applications of the lead or sui
phur hair dyes now in the market. Not d
INF 4 DIE may be the result Of using
them. but ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
of all deleterious tendency under the in
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
LEGAL 80 EGEs.


s,-v51gs ar dust or any kind and strong,
eanssfe 81 poisonous sql soAs aggFaVate
Ca9arrh. and drive 1t 90 tl18s 1t.
9a9e'g Ca1arrh Remedy szASS ls7-1 {. l. Y "
5es mild. soothing, cleansing al1a Aeal1ng 3
1Ss 11so1-e-f5ss Each pacaaa prepares one
Pi Paairs ~ y F- eerfC Sold BY drugs gists, or send
si5-fv cents TO r. Y. FaeE As+4 ~ As.l5lsalol y Al
n II and get it BY return mai deH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
RAKER. sTURaEoN . 90,

BAKER, STURGEON y Coz
Finding hefrsformer limits too small fol
their extensf business, have added tnere-
to the room formerly occupied Dy tne
n AAFERTCA " EXPRESS COMPANY. And
having also increased their force In the
way Of Statesmen are now better prepared
to meet the wants of their numerous cus-
toners, than eUeT before. In their new room
win always be found full assortment oi
Domestic Dry Goods, Cassl-
mers and Jeans.
The old one will be devoted to PLALN Pill
AND FANCY DRY GOODS WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC.
While the room above will contain eOm-
plete stock Of
Carpets,
Mattings,
Drugget8,
OIL Cloths,
Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats,
Sleigh and Buggy Mats,
Window Blinds
window Hollands,
Canvas Blinds,
And. Curtain Fixtures
Bright Green Seamless Kid Gloves just re-
Tad
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
Amoook,s Porous E.lasters.

AIIcOck's Porous PIasferss
s,rs or Dyy Throat cured by half Plas-
ter Usually in two or three hours.
DR.. Green, No. 1858 Broadway, n. ~ in
forms rs b e sold on Monday, June q, 1862,
two Plasters to a young woman suderIng
veTv severely from lum bagO. On Thursday
she called TO get two more for a friend, and
fben stated how the two she had purchased
on Monday mad relieved her immediately y
after putting them on, and cared her IN tlgo
CIdvs OF most distressing pain IN her back
and loins.
AIIcock,s Porous Plasters have been found
specifIcs for Rhe0nsdtisns Of the Wrists.
decI7-Im
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

~ TAM o'sHANrER,
Saturday Night, Jan. Is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

GR86asBUOF07B
has heen analvzed by the distinguished
chemists Prof. Chiffon. and his certificate
OF IFS 4yfloleeoIneness may be seen at Girls
fadoro's IS Astor House, New York.
. CRTSTRDORO'S HAIR PRESERNAT1VE
as a Dressing. acts like a charm on the hair
after Dyeing. Try It. 49,. dsc44-lEn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
Peoples Dry Goods store.

Purchasers can rely on finding all the
Goods named in this bill, both IN quaIllty'
quality and price, for
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
HOLIDAY GOODS.

RAKER, STURGEON q 90.
have Just received a Yery4 large variety OF
Tvcoon and Manchester Reps, In al the
choicest styles of the season. Opera Hoods
in all the latest Novelties. Zephyr Worst
ed, Berlin Lawns, Scarfs, Mublas, &C. Also
Hair Switches, Chfgnons and Hair &etts.
IA large lot of Jewelry, Chains and Beads.
The choicest Black Beavers Tor Laales
Sauues and Gents OvercOats, at Tess than
qphoIesqIe prices, and ChinchilIa Beavers in
all coIors, at cost The cheapest ana l0rg-
est variety of Wa6erproofs in town. Furs-
Mink. Fitch, Astrachan, Squirrel, Coney
and Muskrat ShaWls ct cost
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

It Is getting so we can hardly go into q
tntf6n Bitffrs. THE sale must be enormous.
and 10 obta n such results, must be extreme
Iy gratifying 10 Messrs. Seward & Bently,
the proprietOrs. They seem to have touch
ed the magic wand when they introduced
these Bitters, and no Bitters could have at
tanned such popularity nnless OF real worth.
Cough Cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07

Owing to the good reputation and popu-
larity Oi the TrOches, many worthless and
cheap limitations are offered, which are good
for nothing. Be sure and obtain the true
Browns Bronchial Troches." Sold every
where.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-07
Teaa. Tsaa!f reas

Donavfn a. Potvvtn have Teas In orig
iuaI packages Young Hys0n 81 20
Imperial u 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24
From Washingtou.

Congress is doing admirably for the country,
inasmuch as it is doing nothing The senate
has been squabbling over Morton's San Do
mngo resolution, to send commission to
that country to examine its resources, the dis.
position of the people touching annexation,
&c. The resolution is proposed at the in
stance of the President and the violent oppo
sition shown it by Sumner, Shurz, and other
leading loyal" members gives the President
infinite annoyance The senate, however, let
it 90 through.
Gen. Shurz made his promised speech on
Friday on the Missouri election, and disap
pointed and disguised his radio al conireres in
the senate by refusing to eat humble pie and
boldly justifying his course and denouncing
the intermcddling of Grant. Drake replied
next day, and was very bitter, declaring that
Shurz and Brown had handed over the Repub-
llcan party Of Missouri bound neck and heels
to the Democracy.
Gen. Schenck's nomination as minister to
England was sent to the senate on Tuesday,
and confirmed at once, and the same day he
took his leave of the ways and means com.
mittec in the house.
The house has spent most of the week con,
sidering Buffers amnesty bill--a bill care.
fully drawn to defeat the will of the people at
elections in the southern states. Happily, the
bill is shade too infamous to. pass even in thu
present congress-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

The COUNTY JAI.-By order OF the sheriff,
Daniel Blake, and under the immediate super.
vision of the jailor Mr.. Fredenburg, the Jail has
been completely and thoroughly renovated. A
new floor has been put down, and the cells all
entirely cleaned out by good drenching of
water and soap, well applied with sorubbing
brushes and brcoms. The walls and ceilings Of
all the cells, hall and entrance are whiteued with
lime we'll and literally put on. The mattresses
and straw have been burned, and new beds sub.
stitutei, and the filth and vermin which have
been multiplying for years. generation after gen.
Grafton, have been expelled,so that the place i.
now no longer like filthy pig pen, Is it has been
heretofore, but is something more like tho hab.
i,ation of human beings. The cost Of these rad.
ical improvements is but triae. Mr. Blake
evidently means that everything pertaining to
his duties as sheriff shall be done Gin apple pie
order" in all of which he is emphaticslly right
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

MORE DIsLoYAL. OuTRAGEs-A Washing.
ton jury has indicted the super.loyalist and
eminent carpet-bagger Congressman Butler, Of
Tennessee, for forgery. He collected soldiers
claims on forged papers and kept the money.
He had to give $1,000 bail or go to prison.
Another eminent loyal member Of congress-
who traces his lineage back to long line of
ilustrious ancestors of the first families Of
Africa, the Hon. c. c. Bowen, OF South Car
DINA, has been indicted for bigamy; and now
third, the Hon John A. Wimpey, Of Georgia.
another distinguished loyalist and carpet bag
ger, is shaking IN his loyal boots from fear Of
indictment and the penitentiary for dealing in
the "queer'-that is, counterfeit grcenbacks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24
To the Citizens Of La Sale County.
Water Power Of Fox River.

The completion of the Fox River Valley
Railroad and the growing importance of the
manufacturing interests of the Valley, have
attracted attention to the question as to the
actual amount of water power the river is
capable of yielding An actual survey and
measurement of the river and its volume
of water durlpg the drought of 1868, showed
that between Aurora and Ottawa the minimum
flow of water was about 80, 900 cubic feet per
minute. The drought was greater last sum-
ner, and for several weeks We have no doubt
this amount was reduced to one. half. At this
rate the water power Of the river can be re
garded rs important only from the multiplicity
of the points along the river where it can be
made available.
To increase the volume Of water in the river
we notice by the Aurora Btacoa, the Hon. J
w. Eddy is taking measures to procure inter
vention in aidof2 scheme to utilize the lakes at
its head. These lakes, which are situated in
the northern part of AclIenry county, near the
Wisconsin line, are said to form grand nat
ural mill pond, where the surplus waters OF
the spring floods could be husbanded until
the droughts of summer arrive when the
sluices could be gradually opened, and the
water in the river kept up to double its usual
volume at such seasons.
The subject possesses q local interest at
Ottawa, as the question of adding q dam
across the Fox River to our proposed water
power improvement is likely before long to
assume importance. Nthere is 10 more water
IN Fox River below Dayton during dry sea-
son than is necessary to float the geese of
Ottawa Center dam across that stream is
not worth fussng about, unless the project Of
Mr.. Eddy should fortunately assume a practi-
cal shape.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

CIRCUIT CoURT-The vault in the Recorders
Office of this county is nearly full Of records, aud
the necessity of larger lighter and safer recep.
tscle for the county records is becoming every
day more urgent, and soon will DO an absolute
necessity. Fifteen years ago there were forty.
eight deed and mortgage records, and four or
five books of chatt-l mortgages Since then the
decd records have increased until the whole
number reaches 14S. The mortgage books run
from "a" to letter up" asd Afterwards were
continued by number, from No. to 49, Besides
these valuable books-books which are the
records of the titles of all the real property in
this county, there are the court records, iudg.
ment dockets, and the papers in Thousands Of
law and ehancery cases, the destruction of which
would be an irreparable loss.
The clerk, Mr.. Hook, informs us that the bus.
mess of the Circuit Court is increasing beyond
all bounds so that every term many eases 20 over
for waut of time to reach them. The criminal
business is very large, and seems to be constant.
ly accumulating As this always has precedence
over civil matters many important law cases are
continued from term to term and not reached
uutil the parties have been put to grievous ex.
pense and thus have frequent occasion to 'curse
the laws delays"
Charlie humerously told US that he found the
criminal business not very remunerative; he
took in 81 last term, and was obliged to pay $25
to one church and S. to another. out of that t,no
d0harS
There is great necessity for some remedy for
these over.crowded circuit dockets. There ought
to be a separate court of criminal jurisdiction
for the county.
The members Of the bar and all interested
should see that the matter is properly presented
to our representatives in the state legislature
this winter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24
From Europe.

The war news of the week possesses no fea-
lures Of striking interest. Bordeaux despat-
ches ofthe 2lst say general sortie from Paris
was made on Tuesday, during which Gen.
Vinnoy took La MaisOn Blanche, six miles
from Paris, and Dubrot fought "a battle near
Bronay, but with what result is not known.
The French armies outside Of the Prussian
line of investment are recruiting rapidly and
preparing for another grand onslaught, while
the Prussians are evidently annoyed at the
logged persistence of the French and are get
ting heartily sick of the war. Paris boasts Of
having provisions enough to last until March,
and it is evident there can be no end of the
war while Paris holds out. The lombard
ment is again indefinitely postponed. Indeed
1t is pretty we'll settled that the outside defen-
ces of Paris are such that its effective bonn
bardment is impossible.
King William, sick of the war and unwilling
to treat for peace with the French republic,
is engaged in an intrigue to bring back Napo.
leon, place him on the French throne, patch
up peace with him, and then let the French
fight it out among themselves. The trouble 10
to get the consent of Napoleon TO the scheme.
Prussia having broken its faith in not re-
speeding the neutrality of Luxembourg, there
is good deal of grumbling among English,
Flemish and Austrian diplomats, and the mat
ter threatens 10 lead to unpleasant compli.
cations"
The conference on the Black Sea question
is to meet IN London about tho middle Of Jan
uary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

A mosquito taper is Plttsourgh invention.
1t creates such smell wheu burning that tho
mosquitoes ask to be excused. I. drives human
beings eut doors also, which is its only defect.
John kearns, a railroad l.borer at Earlvlls,
drowned himself last week in the railroad water
tank at that place.
The Narysvills Kan Lorowo.jrs speaks Of the
editor OF the Kansas City Nstos as IAN eighteen
carat dead.beat and fraud" and of the editor of
the Olsfhe Nevs Letter as "a first-class sausage
cover"
Two negroes in Cuthbert, Ca, had butting
match the ether day. After 81 rounds they be.
came disguised with the monotony of the thing
and quit.
An eastern exchange says: The compositors
OF San Francisco embrace many ladies'" The
compositors Of San Francisco ough. to be asham.
cd of themselves.
An indianapolis woman gave birth to twins on
Thursday. One of them weighed over IL lbs.
the other, little less than three. Both are
equally weighty on the crow.
The Duke of Aosta hasn't given himself any
airs on account of his elevation to the throne;
bat the Duchess has given him ar heir.
A Pittsburgh man had toe cut off by street
railroad and recovered 5000, and is now stand.
ing around the track to get another cut OF. He
says he can start pretty fair grocery with the
proceeds Of another toe.