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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
roTNTY CONVEN ENTION.


The Republican Voters of Delaware
County Ohio, are requested to assemble
i1 tbeir respective Townships at their
usual places Of holding elections on
Saturday August 9th a. D. 1870 at 4
o'clock b. m, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the County Convention to
Be held at Delaware on Monday follow
ing august 8 at 10 a. m, to put in nOmi-
nation candidates for the following
County Offices.
Auditor,
Sheriff.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Coroner,
Commissioner,
Infrmary.
To appoint Delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Columbus O.,
August 10 1870.
10 appoint Delegates to the Judicial
Convention to be held at Newark Ohio
August 9 1870.
TO appoint AZ delegates to Congress-,
onaI Convention to be held at time ana
mace hereafter to be named.
To appoint a Central Committee Tor
the ensuing year.
Each township viii be entitled 20 one
delegate for every IS votes cast tor Gov
HAYES at the last election and one dele
cate for every fraction over twelve
The following table shows the NUM-
Der of Delegates to which each township
IS entitled;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

E. F. Poppleton. Esq. of this place,
has been nominated by the Democracy
to fill the vacancy in the State Senate
.occasioned by Hubbelrs resignation
While we would much rather be repre-
sented by Mr.. Poppleton than the present
incumbent. believing him in every way
better qualified to represent the interests
of the District, we would vastly prefer
Republican. Hubbell's majority in
the District last fall was 647. Since
then the Republicans have gained sew
eral hundred colored voters, and as Mr..
PoppletOn has always been identified
with the extreme Radical wing of the
Democracy, and as we carried the Dis
trict by a handsome majority in 1865 the
possibility of our carrying it now is not
altogether remote.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

The Democracy have nominated Hon.
Chas. Follet. of Licking county for
Judge of Common Pleas in the first sub
division Of the Sixth Judicial District. to
succeed Judge Buckingham, whose tenn
expires the ensuing year. In the- can
vass of 1866 Judge Jones was elected in
the subdivision by a majority of GA
and Judge Brumback. to fiji whose un-
expired term Judge Buckingham was
appointed. was elected by majority oi
$40. The convention to nominate a Re
publican candidate will assemble al
Newark on Tuesday next.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
IFOr the Delaware Gazette. ]
HURBELL's TEARS.

EDS. GAZETTE There is one of the
closing incidents of the Great Rebellion
which do not remember having seen
in any of the histories of the war, al
though undoubtedly worthy of a place
in all. l allude to the sympathetic tears
shed by the Hon. Jeems. when the sad
news of Davis capture fell like an icicle
on the hearts of Northern Copperheads
and doughfaces. The party needed a
little salt at that time andawe are glad
that Jimmy furnished the brine.
The tragic scenes of Stxty-flve
Were ,aWing t0 a close,
And East ami Wet our noble troops
Pursued the flying foes.
At last Je1. DAVIS fed before
Our gallant boys IN blue,
And with his capture fell the hopes
VI ali the tTaitOrOus crew.
There WAS at least one Northern heart
That gri'-ved for him rulI SIRE,
ana eyes that wep, such manly tears,
As ne'er were shed b. fore.
Great HubbeIi when he heard the news
mid his rountr& 8 cheers,
wed down his head upon his breast
Almost dissolved in tears!
Fam would my pen describe the scene,
But cann { tell tie half,
How liKe u fliuDberinx SehOol-bOv
He below ed like a calf
Dew tack his mouth elastic,
OnllA II U ucneu MS ears,
And pncketed up his manly face
All bathed in manly tears!
Since that sad hour the mighty Jeems,
lltscHrds his former friends
Aud for the actsOf early life
StrtN es hai d to make amends.
But when h. ID sway conVt ntt0ns,
Or call forth lOude>t cheers,
he tells Them when Great Davis fell
ne WepI quart Of tears
Il. E. G.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
NEWSPAPER
ADVEBT BTISI&G.

A book Of 125 closely printed pages. lately
issued. Contains a list OF he be Americ n
Advertising Meliums, giving the names,
cIrcul't ions. and full part culars concern
ing the leading Daily ami W. ekly Political
AID Family N wSpap. rs, tog-tiier with all
those n " ng large rirculatiOnS. published
in the interest of Religion. Agriculture.
Literature. &C.. &C. Eve, adv rtiser and
every person who contem pla eS becoming
such viii find this book of gr at Value
Mai ed free to ant address on he receipt nf
hfte-T' rents GEORGE p. ROWELLl & O.
Publt her. No. Park r. W, New YoIk.
The Pittsburg (Pa.l Leader, in It's issue of
Mas % 1870 says: THE firm or G. p Row
l. & Co, which issues ttits I, ferestfng and
valuable book i the LtrgeSi and hest Ad-
vertising Agency in tie United States. and
We can chee fully tecOmmend it to The At
tention Of those who desire to adverfis..
thei business scientifically and ~ystematl-
callY n su"h \ way; that is tO secure the
/ trgeSt am uut of publicity for he least fsx.
penditure Chimney
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
CongresslonaI convention.

The Republican Congressional Com
mittee for this District has decided to
to hold the convention for nominating
a candidate for Congress at Marion on
the 9Th of August 1870.
The committee recommend that the
Convention consist Of one Delegate for
each 100 votes given for Governor
Hayes at the election in 1869 fractions
above 50 votes to be rated as Ioo This
basis win give the following representa-
ton,
t1e4d .s...+ss..SI
Marion .........
MofroW ..s..............-.........
NlCLlahd 80
By order of the Congressional Com
mittee. P. B. COLE,
Marysville. July 20. 1870. Chairman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
10 WHOM ETBIA7 CONCERN,

THERE As no description OF BLer-
ch tndise of WIii,h people sener-lly V arr.
So poorly qualified to- jude of quality ana
p ices as I nat of W atches, Jewelty and Sill
chaser OF buying wher he has good reason
20 believe tn u itOntSty ami fair o. aiing are
The governing prtncipi-s IN business.
1nStHnc' are numerous of our citizens
sei ding away Tor gouds l." this line, and In
vart 'blN ~ Ing 10 TO p per cent. more for
item than they ca. buN the ~aIn- go,as for
OF q. PLATT, Jrwtler, M. 3 Williams
Block, where as good an assortment of
&ioas in his line will be found in any
tOte III Central OhIo, and where fair deal
ing is he rule. july8tT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
settlement OF Estates.


~ HE accounts 1n the fOllOvvtn g
] cases have b en- filed in the PrObai E
Courr foC DelAw re e.uats for settlentn
aud the same a. set I, r near ng on the 25th
day Of August neat, and viii then be set
tied, O-s
LIST Adelia Pierre, hirmerlys sAdelia, ,Stauf-
r, Guardian of Be tina StAuffPr.
d. Vie linda Wallam, AdminiSt atrix
OF the estate Uf Dan Ell WH'l.sm, deed
Sd. D MEL Brown Guardian OF Emily e.
Hitilack and hers.
4th. Jacob Hoover Guardian Of John w.
q amer aud Others
5LlI. John Bbhner Administrator OF Luz
Gin a StutZ. decd.
9th N. Money Guardian of William Co TX
Insfne man,
7th. !. W. walcott Guardian OF R. H. Full
Ter. Insane man.
,stE. u zion Van Horn Administrator of
Nancy Van Horn.
9Th. William Il,r GHafdian of Adell Mar
shal.
/ tn. Betsy Blaney and 2. L. White Ad-
min strators of the estate af GetTge BlaHsN .
II. r, l. kUbins, Il Administrators A of james
r. Robinson, oes-'d,
[Aug5-3w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

Judge Winans published letter last
Monday declining to be a candidate for
denomination for Congress in the
Seventh District Judge Winans has
made an excellent Congressman and
deserved denomination. He has proven
himself to be an honest and conscien-
tious legislator and has reason to be
proud of his record.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

Hon. Milton L. Clarke, ofChillicothe,
will be a candidate for the nomination
for Supreme Judge. We understand
the friends Of Hon. M. r. Waite. of To
Iedo. intend to present his name before
the Convention. There viii cer-ain-
ly be no lack of exec EFT mat, r II from
which to select a candidate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
sEvnNTBEN nILLIONs ploRE.

The public debt statement for July
shows a decrease oS the debt during
that month. fsI7, ,034,133 a. This
makes a decrease since March last of
$50 ,OOA ,OO1 N, and total decrease
during Grants administration of
Sg59. .I3S, ,7S4 on. The average
monthly decrease of the debt during the
year 1869 was over seven millions and
during the year 1870 nearly fourteen
millions. While Johnson was President
the nation was sinking deeper and deep
er into debt; during nineteen months OF
of Grants administration we have re-
duced the debt over one hundred 5 ana
J1zY-sIx Dlizz2o,asI This too although the
burden of taxes has been constantly
growing lighter.
We must of course expect that the
present rate of reduction will be largely
diminished as soon as the new law re-
ducing taxation shall go into effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

In addition to- pensions and other
considerations, any officer, soldier
line of railway aided by Congress, the
The minimum price of this land is 81 so
per acre, and it is not yet open, except
to soldiers. This latter IS a point sol
diers should take note of. A farm on a
line of railway is worth looking after. 1t
can not be said of Congress that it for
got the soldiers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
No. of

It is hoped the Republicans IN each
township viii attend the primary meet
ings and send full delegations of good
reliable men to the County Convention
who can be implicitly relied upon for
the discharge Of the important duties
devoIving on them honestly, faithfully
and impartially,
BY order of the Central Committee,
c. B. PAUL,
Chairman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
TotaI OriglnaI CapItal. 90 -
STATE G.I...s OF =. olAIIIEoRNIA.l 9 I...l..- } I.

II. T.. Hastings, Vice President. and Joseph
CrarkhuB. Secretary ofth, PACIFIC MUTUAL
l.fFE Insurance CoMP'y, being duly ~woru
depOst and suA and elich tor himself gul q
thai they are the above described OGiror- OI
the said Com pnny; and that, on the thirty.
htsi d"y ot lleremb' lurt, (ls63l all uf fhc
nhuVe desc lhru Asset were the absolute
property Of tie saih Company fee and
clear ON any liens or claims thereon. eE.
cepl HR above stated nl q thar tht 20 ego.
ing Statement. with ihs Echr dulles and eE,
Dlanutitaus her TO nnnr Wef and bV them
subscribed. are a true, full and correct state
mrnt Of the true condition and or the ac-
tunl stale OF the nlfsirs Off he said Con nnuT
on the said tlttty-drst day of December
last, nd for the year ending uu that day,
accC riding 20 the best OF their knowledge,
In o. nation Rnu NelieE re pecflvely.
H. Fl. L. ~TENGS Wee President.
JOSEPH cRACl<HDN, Ntcrc.QH1f,
Subscribed and sworn o. be ore me, This
n. ~ 50 dus OF Feh uary l6so
EllAItI.Es o. TORRENT.
Hnfnrf TrfhHaf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

The Board Of Education at Bucyrus
has appointed Miss Marcella Swihgly
Superintendent Of the public schools Of
that place. The lady ought to receive
the same pay that would be given to a
male Superintendent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
NEW ADvERTEsEMEvTs.
N0fice Id RuiIders

@ EALED proposals " IlI he received
a. th,- offit..- OF F. NJ. ] ". -ecretarv of
the IAelawa e County Agricultu al Sncls ty,
Till o'ciOrk p. NJ. 3 turst- V. August LIT n,
70 The -recUion Or - new D. nestle Ha ] on
The. Fair Grounds in 8cc rdanee with -lans
and sDpt.ifs-sit nhS to be seen the office OF
A rnoid Ga, t. er in the Court House.
By Order nf -
It EXECUTIVE COM MMITTEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
PATENT s.

Inventors who wish TO take ont Letters
Pat mt are a'iv Sed to cOui sci with MUM
d co e''i' 'Ors OF the Scientific American who
have p Osecuted claims before the Patent
Office for over Twenty Years. Their Amer
lean md European T tent Agen'.y the
than any oth.r reliable ag- nc,. A panph-
lei containing fulI instructions TO inv ntors
l. sent gratis. MUM & CO.
81 Park Row. New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

Near the gave of Washington Irving,
It Tarrvtown, New York, is being built
the most costly mausoleum in America.
1t is over the grave ofa prominent New
York official. and will cost $Ioo, ,Ooo-
1t will be entirely of marble, and the
sculpture is now being wrought for it in
ItalY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
CARD.


To OUR FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS :
WI z are happy tn inform our friends
w that we have taken store well sit
uated cl Sc TO rhs4 First National 'uk, one
hundred feet deep and one of the finest
rforeS in IeIaWarP. 10 carry on the Dry
GOnsf business. We have tits day formed
pattn rship under the name of Cham bPr-
lain and Bell We shall keep a Sllend ID
ne Of DrN Goods, and hope 70 see our ald
Gus ON IS ami many new ones as will
ftvOr as with a call. our motto will he tl
sell - OOd~ at lOV Or ceS small profits and
quick etu' ms IS the only true policy Of do
inz business. We shall op n on Wednes-
dsy the 3th of July. Our store wi nc
called the Or ginaI Peoples Dry q ods
Store as we exp ct our supp 'rt from the
people. Fl. ". Oh AMBERLAIN,
aHg5x2 ROBT. BELL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

The primary elections to select dele
gates to the Republican County Con-
vention will be held in the various town
ships tomorrow afternoon, commencing
at four o'clock. The Convention meets
on Monday next and will in addition
to nominating county officers. appoint a
county Central Committee and select
delegates to the Judicial. Congressional
and Senatorial Conventions. It is i'm
portant that the Republican voters of the
county should be prompt and unani-
nous in their attendance at the primary
elections tomorrow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
THE COLORADO Potato BUG
HOW TO FIX HIM.


This destructive beetle-Doyy8HOya
10 Li1eaAa, SAYS now here. 1t origin.
ally existed upon wild species of pota.
to found in the Rocky Mountain region
It's sdepredations commenced on the com.
mon potato previous to 1889, at which
time it had reached a point one hundred
miles west of Omaha City. in Nebraska.
IntI86I it appeared in Iowa. in 1864 and
1865 it crossed the Mississippi, and by
making an annual progress of upwards
of 70 miles it has reached this point ;
and in 1873 it viii probably reach the
Atlantic ocean.
This bug is about ! Of an inch in
length, and resembles a young mud
turtle, having eight distinct parallel
stripes on its back, while on what might
oe termed its shoulders there is quite a
distinct letter U, with several dark spots
On each side of the same.
!, a writer IN the Commercial prescribes
tne following remedy for this pest:
Sprinkle the vines very ligbtIv yvi,I
coal OIL. and they will travel out Of that
Patato patch. or any other patch. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

Whittemore is indomitable. Forced
to resign and again refused admission
to the House, he now goes before his
constituents for a third election. The
mistake was in not bringing the fellow
to trial as could have been done in South
Carolina, and convicting and furnishing
him. This would have disqualified him
from holding any Federal office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
81 0 90 REWARD!

NOR information leading 10 the
T conviction of the villains who broke
itttCl our Paper Mill sunday m,srning
last ami deStrO ed a large amount of vat
aabie machinery We w II pay One Hundred
Dollars and many thanks.
July g. 1870
july29-Gw ANDREWS & PERRY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

The New York Tribune estimates.
basing its figures upon census returns
completed, the population OF that city,
at $4,000 to $4,000. instead of a round
million and quarter, which had been
claimed. 1t shows also, that the vote
for Governor in I868-the largest ever
cast, was equal to in A of the popula-
ton. The representative population, al
lowing 10000 aliens, was not over 6zo,-
900 This proves Conclusively that
enormous frauds were committed. In
1904 the vote was one in six of the pop-
ulation, and even then frauds were com
mitted. These deveIopements show
how the Democrats carried New York.
Ci2zcfitnakf Gasekte, -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

To the Union Republican voters Of the
counties of Knox, Licking and Della
ware:
A convention will be held at Newark
Licking County Ohio. on the 9th day Of
August A. D., 1870 at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for Common Pleas Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
! E Executive < COMMITTEES.
Notice.

THE stoeIxhoIders of the d Iarvare
i ant County Lin Turnpike Compan
ar hEreb, otified that he Eighth InSta j.
naent OF 10 per cent. f the CAptfa StOcs Oi
said Company viii be ne aud payabls on
Tie u h .isty of August. 1870, TO David Bavan,
Ire 4Surer of said Compai Y. HU the Store OF
c. Hills & 20. in delaware O.
HENRY WI AMBERLAIN,
aug5 2w Sec. of the company.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
NEW ADvERTlsEal ENTs.

Estate of Thomas Owens.
Tee is hereby given that the
~ undersigned li+,Ve been uuly appUi nttd
aud qualified H. Ex, eiltOIs of the Estate al
In. mas owens deceltssd. 4 Il persons in
teresttd will govern themselves according
~. s Ett5f4 EsN THO JAS.
DAVID .. THOMAS
aug5-3tt Executors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
w. r. SAPP,
]. S. JONES
John ]. METzGER,
Committee

Delaware county viii be entitled to
five delegates. Licking six and Knox
six in the above convention.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

Kansas has fifteen thousand more
men than women.
Miss Kate Field as a rover is the
only rival to the roar of the surf at New
port.-N. y Post
General Butler prohibited the sale of
liquors at the military encamPment in
Concord.
Tennessee could pay all her debts
and have a couple of hundred thousand
dollars in hand. if somebody would only
give her fortv-five million dollars.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
S'S,0Sro 80

One Pound of CramptOH's Imperial
~ II . a I-6IT1a & III - II vSI- fI1
GER for lt md TPV it. CEA III PEGbE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
JUNE GOODS.

lust RECEIVED
Black Gro. Grain Silks, Summer silks,
Iron Grenadines, Perchles, Ptqteee, japan
ese silks, French OrgHndss s, Gray Suttings,
Butf and llrab Lawns, Plain nnd mhroin-
cred Barege~, Grape MArrtK, White Al0pac-
as, and u large variety of
OTHER DRESS GOODS,
in new styles and at popular prices.
a. HILLS & CO.,
junl0tf No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

GREAT. EFFORT
AND
COMPLETE SUCCESS !
y. LEI. mendenhail & Co.
TAKE pleasure In Offering 60 pur-
Fine Dress Goods,
Domestic Goods,
Carpets,
housekeeping Goods,
&c, &c.
The largest and most attraC-
tive Stock fn the choicest
styles of the Season,
The very low pri es OF Dry Goods Mer-
chandi>e have induced US to bring out an
Entire New StOC
FOR THE
Spring Trade of 1870,
which we intend to sell at the LOWEST
PRICES to be found in the West.
II
Blu Y Err . B A n G ATRs
pg Come and See for Yourselves. ga
and get CHEAP GtIODS.
Very Respectfully,
J.H. MENDENHALL q co.
New Carpets.
VEyE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME
w new patterns in
3-PIy and Double Superior Carpets,
Flatn and Checked Mattings,
Floor, and Table Oh Cloths, Rugs
and Mats.
ALSO-Lace Curtains, White and Colored
Counter Panes, Lancaster quilts
Tuwelings Napk ms Doyliss and
Table Diapers,
SHEErINGs, PILLOW CASTINGS, TICK
INGS, SC, SC.
G. HILLS & Co,
tunlOtf NO.2 Williams Block.
WOOLEN GOODS.
'THEsE GOODS
ARE NOW LOWER THANEvER BEFORE
OF the truth Of this statement,
An inspection of our NEW STOCK viii sat
isfy the most skeptical.
We have also just received n large variety
of DOUBLE and TWIST COTTON AIDES
Jeans, Cashmarets, Demtns, &c.
C. HILLS & &C,
iuulOt Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
CertIacate ror PublIcatIon.


/ AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,
/ DEPARrarENT or lNSuHANCE
CoLUMBUs, Fem mary -, lh3oJ
/ 1T Is hereby G, o. ned, That the PACIFIC
] MUTUAL LIFE Insurance. COM
| PANY, heated Ht sicrui't nit, ~ inr State
uf California, has complied, 60 gu re pt cils
Insurance Companies for ihe current year.
aud has az q in this office q sworn state
ment, by the pt upcr 0iuctfa tneftog snow
ing It's uuuditlon AID business, ai lMe uuto
n such statement, lDrcemher 3l, lta),) tn po
nN fOlloWss
Amount OF Guarantee Capital tpay-
able in gold unpnld......, ..-,.,.lO 900 %
God. Goid....,. o. S.,-.. "a ..- .@ 10000 90
AEEregste am0unt of avaiiafie as
sets, including he sum ol t5et-
$50 10 i'm pi iemtum notes held ny --.,-.--
the Company on pCIicieE ISSUED. 0i4 Qll lI
AES5SSfiiS tSSoiddiSg f@RS@i eii%s'rs q - 5eg2i
inc Year ~ IL 5nSSlie y. 49, lso2so
Amount of Income tor me preced-
ina year lu notes for premiums. $3.50 lO
Amount Of Expenditure for lhe
precedinR year tn cash ................ 1887 IA
In witness whereof. have hertuuto rub-
scrlhea my mime, and enur. q the
tsEAIl Seal uf my omre 90 bo amEed, tho
day and year lhov,- mFitit ~.
JAS WAhENhMa
Chief Clerk Tor Auditsn of sinto.
ISAAC WAMwww,
for Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
Omee-oak HAN Main street.
Delaware, Ohio.
~ A few good solicitors wanted for the
inherent States and tlda city.
a Policy OF Life Insurance ts the rhr-n
'at mmu GttfeNf mode stf making a errfrta ~
isio" tor ones amtly,-hHNJAaIlN FraRr
-'"' A'0"' iuned Iott
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
OAK HALL AHEAD :!
g R O G Il R 4 Il = /!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

OWING to the Great decline in Gold,
~ we have reduced our Prices rOrre~ pond =
inglv low. Having increased our STOCK
Ia rs " we are prr pared to offer gTeater In
ducement to he Reiail trade than IIerhals
any house in he county. As we Duy al
most exclusively Of
FIR . II Fl A N D 8
you will save one profit N buying from us;
Also we invite the attention Of RetHn
Gi Ocers, who may wish to sort up thelI
stock, tl give us n call, and we feei conn
dent fheA will nud 1t TO their intFre-t.
To enumei ate- would consume TOO much
space. Suffice II TO ~ay tnaI our stock con-
sisIs of Il Full Line and the
Best Quality Of Groceries,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS
Dried and Canned,
Wood and Willow Ware,
FIOur,
salt,
Fish,
Pork,
Dried Beef,
Confectionery,
Coa1 OIL,
BurnetG's Celebrated Cooking
Extracts
and a tiiousand and one articles ALI both
UsefitE and Ornamental.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
CALIF ron MA,

LII OR MA,
Showing the business OF the Company from
the lst Of January to the 8Ist day OF De-
cember, A. D. 1860, and for the year ending
on that day.
Total Income, 1869 ss24,2Go 10
Total Expenditure, 1869 1sg,sa7 IA
Total Liabilities Exclusive
OF Capital, Jan I,1sgO 235s1e5 M
Total Assets, Jan. i, 20 07a,as1 &T
Available Surplus A36sO9G no
Paid mp Capital stock.
Gold 100000
Guarantee Capital,
Gold 2b0.oOO
Total Original Capital, Gold sa5OsOOO
CLAssIFIcATIoN AND RATIO OF INTEREST
RECEIVED.
On Loans to Policy Holders 200 per cent.
On II. $. Securities, fused as an
immediate investment so
that a small Interest is earn
ed till a larger can be s. curedl 6.G8
Loans on flrst mortgages on
real rE afe IN the state ofC Cal
1fOrniR as provided by law 1852
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
sPEL1AL NOTICE
TEA DRINK.ERs

NJ ORTON q POWERS, 1irst door
~ south of the Fnst National b nnk, Hte
constantly receiving cho ce fresh Teas, and
thry guarantee TO give bitter Tea for the
money than can be found elsewhere.