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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
THE GOVERNOR AT WAR
WITH HIS PARTY.

wv "a AAbA AAAA'Ah - ~ 49,"
ming to realize some Of the tor
lures through which Andrew
Johnson went, and we would not
be at all surprised, unless he is
earlier whipped in, that he will
eventually be impeached by his
Senate. A test question was made
yesterday in the appointment of
Mr.. Raymond, to be Sheriff Of
this county, The Senate refused
to confirm this appointment by n
vote of fourteen to seven, two to
one. Every effort had been made
by the friends of Col. Furlong, to
induce Governor Alcorn to revoke
the appointment of Mr.. Raymond,
but he refused, saying, that there
was no power on earth which
could induce him to do so. Yet
he has found a power which re.
fuses at all times 10 obey his com
mands, Notwithstanding, according
to the Pilot, he "sways the desti-
MES Of the State" He was pub
licly denounced in the Court
House of this county, by Republi-
cans, last Saturday night, and the
language of denunciation was not
the choicest in the world. One
speaker INDUCED in the prophesy
that Governor Alcorn would sink
to the same depth Of degra-
dation as Brownlow Of Ten.
nessec. Not satisfied with this
declaration he went on to show
by the records of q court in Ten.
nessee that this degradation Of
Brownlow was the result Of his
having been detected in bribery,
plundering, and stealing. A SINH
lar cause he thought would pro-
duce similar effects in Mississippi
To take his speech all in all, il wa
not complimentary to Gov. Alcorn
yet, as he spoke with reference tC
the appointment of Mr.. Raymond
he spoke the sentiments o.
Governor Alcorn's party - as
shown by the vote OF thai
body yesterday, When his owl
party denounces him in thii
manner, what must be the opinion
Of the outside barbarian Demo
Gratis: And yet the Pilot and tn
Raymond Gazette intimate tina
the Old Line Wings Of this Stat
are painting to get Into the Radica
party. A party Of which its pur
est man, the one most a~ttractiv0
. to these same Old Line Wings,
prominent member Of the Radi
cal party say, will soon he sunk il
deeper depths Of degradation thai
Rrownlow OF Tennessee. Old Lin
& Wings, is not. The statement tina
! you are about - vurn Radical
j vile SANDER?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
AS 4 BLOOD PURIEI
TT HAs NO " =
h snrha FcafpivhiB
The most Powerful ressAAle Al !.
tive YET DIpesYrsd 4ia
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

sThs llfs Of tie flesh ilan ne BisodF -
scEiptual maxim that scienas pmEaa q -
true. The people talk Of bad blood, = 10
cause ofmAny diseases, ara ilhe many pep
ulaR opinlOns, this Of bad blbbais fnnndaatn y
truth. $ p4 Hiiissa tsftas 4
The symptoms OF bad blood ars usually
quite plain-bad Dlseston-caul@ tmpsf
loss nutsltioa, and consequently ths elEass
latlon Il feeble, the coo nepas lose thelFa
tone and elasticity, and ne tongue beamm
pale, broad, and f~requenty covered via 8
pauty; uhlts esat. nm oomaltiaa fa
shows ihslft IN Foushnass q ne ahsae -
In KAuFTEvR aAa uLpKRAFTvp dleeaae -
whsn long o~ontinuea, rDSnltt ID zMl0as
l~eaIensas ne BFain. Liver. nAhaa, 81 ui~A
naEy appaEatus. Much. vnrr mneh sn
ing Il. eausea By impure blood u e esils
mhtsd By sene, TINT ene.aIIh q ths hamAA
family sss eRssisd win Seisaula b sms
form. 81 tat -.
Whsa the Bleed Il pure. Jon A. ael q
liable 70 any disease. Many impurities e
the BlOOd arise num, impnss dIse4a@ bf
lArssaiHss. Eradicate eVgryimpuKiy
the fountain Of lie, and Hppa anlFlia eln
skin and vital strength WIN Saturn % zpas
.H. l#.4.as Uff ~ AAHA
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

SIN Advertisement Of Dr.. Butts
DispensaFy, headed, Book tor the
81 GUIDE
In another column. Il should be
read By all
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
KOSKOOt
U ag AEgl itti sNnhstA :
Meets WIZ eRsAFsHoqpnn ne easssf
Diseases az the EurFopsS System.

AlmOss 'ninestentha u cur people suasr
IRON nervous exhhustion, and are ehaFs-
fore, hable 20 rs eoueoinifant eviIA 81 men4
tai depression, confused idoaat sanaGfnaof
the brain, insanity and complete breaking
down OF tee general heailh Nhpaaand8 are
suffering to-day with brOkon.dQWn neFFouB
systems, and Unfortunately to1aoo7, aloo<
mol, lAte hours, over work, fmentA zna
puSatoat1 are eaustnN ulI14lt3 81 ne HHEN-
Gus system toinereaeo AZ afaaTfal ratio. d
The symptoms % wAi4a diseases Of the
nervous sysfam give Fien may b stated e
foiIoWss a duil, heavy t1otink IN tie bead,
soImeeKaee mere or leM severe pain Or head
ache; Periodical Headhcha, Dlzzlnaaa,
Noises OF Rinaiug nNAe Maaas Cenaneson 81
!. ideas; Temporary loss Of MemorYt naino.
uo4 ofspii43 Startling d1tiAa SLEEPS 81
t. Dreams; Hesitation IN. AnsNnriae Ones.
ti0nsi Dullness 81 heaunn; 1W1t1HlHT IS
I the Face and Arms, Aoa which, II not
promptly fseated, lead - Eafalf1Ia Deiif1-
um, Iazaniiy, tmpotenoE ApophxTs 80.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

A DISPATCH was received at the
Sherif's Office in this city yester-
day, d~eferring the execution of
Cater and Wood.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
KOSKOOl

Il aremedy Of Wonderful EmoaeY IN Ne
cure OF diseas col he Kidneys ind Bladder.
In these Injections ttia as neaH 3 sncotaoa y
any remedl can Be. 10 docs is Work kindly.
silently, and 6urclTt The Relief which IL
affords Is both certain end p 'Feopiible.
Diseases Of the Kldn6yB and Bidder.
Persons uaaeqnaintad with DE structure
and functions " The Kidney canuna cati.
tne f~mDoftaaee0r their heafthr Uefea.
Regular and suAlelene 40 lon 81 the KID
neys is AZ important nay, even more 30 than
regularity o. the b0WNln, The kAanaEe re-
move from the blood uAose enete mhtfeFa.
which, IL permits i b remain, w1uld gpeed.
ny destroy lie. A total suSpeusion 81 Tie
urinHry discharges VIII eccasiop desth IRON
thirtf-aix 20 forty.eirhf hnnFs.
wien the urineis volded IN tnall quan.
Titles e the time, Of when thereie 3 DISCO
sition 10 UFinate more frequently Than nat
ural, or vhtn tho urinc. ~ high coigrod cT
seelding with weakness n TIE small ofthe
back. Il sh0lld not ha trifofWith OF delay
cd, but K0eEoO ehouid be takon e. onE9 Be-
femedF the dinleuityg before alleHi1n ofth1
organs takes place. Most Of the diseases o.
the Bladder originate from th0s9 Dc he KID
naYA. the Ufine being impegfecilV eeoge1a1
N the Kidneys, prove Irritating . tao niHa.
der and Urinary phssagva. When we recols
lect thai medicine never reaches the Aid
n~eys9oxcept through the eencral elfeulakion
OF the blood, we see how NECESSARY u la b
kerp the Fountain OF Eifo furai7
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

AaAllow or yellow color OF the skin, on
SellOwish-browu spots on the fane and ssasT
sometimes heaiiaehnt bitter ~ bed taste IN
the mouth, Internal heatj ID many eases q
dry, easina conFht unsteady aprtatet
nOmetimes sour stomach, with 4 EatsiHH 81
the food; q bloatcd OF iuii toliuf shougthe
stomach and sides, ~aggrayaling pans u tie
tulsnea coldhess 81 ne extIemiaas, sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15
BOOKs AND PERIODICALS.
The following are received j:

I
THE EXCHANGE, a Journal of Trade
/ Finance, and Social Science, published al
/ y Broadway, NY. The Exchange advocates
/ fres trade.
/ THE HUB, a Journal for the Carriage and
Car shops. Printed on dne tinted paper and
handsomely illustrated. Boston, 81 cents a
year.
THE MANUFACTURER & BUILDER, for
ApTlI; 5iS ,i,is L a Tey me num6eT We re;
Row, N. Y.
THE RAILROAD GAZETTE, A Journal of
paper, devoted to rail- oad Interests and
news. OF great interest to railroad men. l0l
Washington street Chicago
THE BEE KEEPERS JOURNAL for April.
Indianapolis, Ind.
TILToE's JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE. for
March, is as usual, boon to horticuIturists
and credit to its publishers. It is one of
The most tasty and well edited magazines
we receive. Isl Washington street, Boston.
1HE INTERIOR, is the name of q new re-
lg1Ous and family journal published in
Chicago and designed to suhserve the wants
of the reunited Presbyterian denominatio
matter and appearances, and bids fair to
take the leading place among the journals
cagO.
The OHIO EDUCATIoNAL MONTHLY, for
April. Columbus, O., $I.50.
TIE OHIO CONVENTION REPoRTER, for
April. Columbus, D.
The WoRKINGMAN, a journal devoted to
the interests of ali who labor with hands or
brain. The number for March is copiOusly
and contains a variety of inter
esting reading. T. s. Arthur 4 Sons Sl9
Chestnut St. Philada. 60 cents year.
THE INDEPENDENT is the most enterpris-
ing and most attractive religious pa per Dub-
1Ished- The last number contains articles
Dy vice President COlfax, Senator Wilson,
Hon Horace Greeley, Edna Dean Proctor,
Mary ClemmSr Ames and other distIn guish-
ed men ana women. Its size is simply en-
oTmouS, probaDly the greatest of any paper
In The world. The Independent, as its name
implies, discusses all questions iudepen-
aenlly and fearles>ly. Henry G. Bowen,
Publisher New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

BEST LAST Williams Hall, 18th
and 10th Of ApriI-two companion lee
lures by GEORGE KEENAN,, Esq, the last
before his return to Russia-"Ltfe in 81
be1Ia and Ramsckatka," and ''14dyen-
k4res III Northern Asia.' Adrnittance
TO the two-75 cents; Children, half
price Single tickets, 50 cents. Bene-
fit of our Y. M. c. A. Read what the
press say:
Worthy of being delivered in every city
in the county, Cincinnati Times.
Mr.. Remnants lecture was by far the most
interesting and entertaining of the season,
-CinctRadd Gazette.
His humOr. without being studied, was
exceedingly entertaining.-C Cincinnati ChrOn-
One of the most intensely interesting lee
lures ever delivered in this city, CfRcilnaAi
His powers Of description are wonderful.
-EUeTf1ay Wisconsin.
A fund of information as rare as 1t is in
struettve.-IoledO Commercial.
He tells an anecdOte extremely well. sings
q Russian song with much spirit, and pic
tures grand scene with great power.-Oh
State Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15
Ex Committee.

PIoNEERs.-Messrs. Reynolds & Franks
are we believe, the pioneers of the clothing
business in our city. At all events they
keep an immense store and sell great guam
titles of Clothing. Mr.. Franks has just re-
turned from the eastern cities where he was
just in the 'nlck of time," and bought hi.
goods when gold was at its lowest point.
OF course the customers of their store VIII
reap the advantages Of this transaction
when they come to buy their spring and
summer clothing. They are always up to
the times in regard to styles and take pleas
ure in accommodating their patrons. They
have received a large stock of ready made
Clothing for Spring and Summer wear, and
their counters fairly grOan with theirlO4ds
of tastefully displayed seasOnable piece
goods, from which they are turning out
daily some Ofthe handsomest and best made
suits ever worn in this or any other city.
Their prices suit the times, and their goods
can but please. Call and see IL this is not
so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.-In Berk-
shire tp., from Marcus Curtis to Rachel
Rugg, I45 acres, for $1,000. In Galena
District, from Hiram Van Fleet to Julia
A. CHM, I455 acres. for $500. In Berlin
tp., from d. H. Potter to L. F. Salisbury,
73B acres, for $500. In Delaware tp.,
from J. H. Newhall to F. P Vergon, IS
acres, for $4,000. In Delaware town,
from Joel Rubrecht to Geo. Root, ! acre,
for S425. In same, from D. H. Potter
to Isaac Voght, lot 1854. for S4OO. In
same, from c. E. Hills to F. A. Gard
ner, part of out-lot B, for 5000. In
same, from St. Paul's Church to VIM. S.
Piatt. lot 337, (part) for $4,000. In same,
from A. H. Jennings to Andrew Platz,
lot 500, for $500. In same, from Eunice
Kilbourne to ]. H. Mendenhall. north
part Of lot o5, for s3587. In Genoa tp.,
from Henry c. Keeler to Mary E. Foss,
90 acres, for $4,000. In Oxford tp., from
Elizabeth Myers to Andrew NJ Hershey,
IS acres, for SI25o. In same, from A.
Feust to L. Powers, 100 acres for $1,000.
In Ashley, from Stephen Wood to L.
Powers, lot 90. for $500. In same, from
Seeds & Shoemaker to Jane Powers.
part of lot II, for $40. In Orange tP.,
from Geo. Rundlass to Alonzo Blauvalt,
acres, for $500. In same, from An
drew Havens to Hannah Clark, 90 acres,
for $1,000. In Radnor tp., from VIM.
M. Davis to Robert o. Davis, / acre, for
SIz5. In same, from R. T. Jones to D.
G. Edwards, } acre, for $50. In Troy
township, from A. Blymyer to jeremiah
Strawser, 821 acres, for S2o5o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15
OBITUARY.

RICHARD BURRoUGHs was born April I9,
1879 and died IN Delaware, March 81 1870.
Ny departed husband had been a member
OF the M. E. Church about I9 years His
suherings were long and severe, but he en-
dured them patiently and died in full hope
of a blessed immortality.
'Tis finished, the conflict is past,
The heaven-bOrn spirit is fed
His wish is ccomplished at last,
And now he's entoLu bid with the dead.
The months of af1iction are DER,
The days and the nights of distress:
We see him in anguish no more,
He gained his happy release.
70 sickness, or sorrow, or pain
Shall ever disQuiet him now
For death to his spirit was gain
Since Christ was his when below.
His soul has now taken its fight
To mansions of glory above,
To mingle with angels of light
And dwell in the kim dom above.
The victory now is obtained,
He's gone his dear Saviour to see;
His wish he fully has gained,
He's now where he lOnged to be.
Then let us forbear to complain
That he has now gone from our sight.
We soon shall behold him again
With new and redOubled delight.
Mrs. SARAH E. BURROUGHS.
DELAWARE, April 6, 20.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

JUBILATIoN.-Our colored citizens had
a grand time yesterday celebrating the
ratification of the XVIII amendment.
The day was the tenth anniversary of
the firing on Fort Sumter, a deed which
inaugurated war for the perpetuation
of human chatelhood. The time was,
therefore, appropriate for celebrating
the enfranchisement of the race which
ten years ago stood manacled and lash
driven on the bank of bloody Jordan.
To-day they are free men, the equals
before the law of all other men, and we
do not wonder they rejoice. Such de-
liverance was never wrought before in
the worlds history.
The programme of exercises yesterday
was as follows: At sunrise salute of
20 guns-one for each State that ratified
the amendment. At eight o'clock a pro-
cession, preceded by the Delaware Col
ored Brass Band, marched through the
principal streets to Williams Opera
House where the following exercises
were held; Music; Prayer, by Rev. R.
Hurley; Music-Band; Reading of the
Proclamation by N. R. Harper; Grafton
by Bev D. H. Moore; Song, My Coun-
try It's Of Thee; Grafton by Prof. F. S.
Hoyt; Musie-Band. This comprised
the forenoon exercises, after which a
dinner was given at Templar Hall. The
exercises at the Opera House in the af-
ternoon and evening were these: After
noon--Song, John Browns Soul is
Marching on; Grafton, Prof L. D. Nc
Cabe; Nusic-Band; Grafton. DR., l.
Barnes; Music. Evening-Music; Ora.
ton by Rev. c. H. Graham, of KY.
Music; Tableaux.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

CRAYON PoRTRAITs.-Those who
would see something exquisite in the
line of crayon portrait drawing should
call at the Book Store of w. f. Lindsey
& Co.. and examine a picture by Miss
Carr there on exhibition. 1t is a likeness
of child, and is one of those life-like,
speaking pictures which fairly ami
mate the canvass. Miss Carr evidently
has the genius of a true a1zIste and with
it the culture derived from thorough
training in one of the best art schools in
the Union. But her handiwork speaks
for her better than words can so go and
see her picture.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

THE NEW POSTAGE STAMPs.-The
Post Office Department expects to short
ly issue a set Of postage stamps Of en-
tirely new designs. The designs are
from busts by celebrated sculptors. The
cent will be blue with bust of Frank
lin; ? cent, vandyke brown, Jackson; 3
cent. green, Washington; 6 cent, red,
Lincoln; 10 cent, light brown. Jefferson;
II cent, dark purple, Clay; Is cent. or
ange, Webster; "a cent. purple, Scott;
80 cent, black, Hamilton; 90 cent, car
mine, Perry. They are claimed to be a
great improvement over the series now
in use.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

PIONEER SOCIETY.-It is proposed to
organize a Pioneer Society in Marysville
during the present season, to aid in the
collection and preservation Of early his
torical "reminiscences. We would sug-
gest that such society might do valu-
able service of the same kind in this
county, and hope one will be organized.
We understand our surviving pioneers
are highly in favor of such an organiza-
ton and all that seems necessary to its
perfection is that some one shall lead in
the matter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

MRS. HUBBELL, wife Of Hon. James
B. Hubbell, died at the residence of the
latter in this place on Tuesday morning
last, after a painful illness. She was in
all respects an estimable lady and her
loss will be deeply regretted by wide
circle of friends and relatives. Her all
ment was of pulmonary character.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

To COmSump mptIves.-The advertiser hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks
by a very simple remedy, after having suf-
fered several years with a severe lung affec-
ton, and that dread disease, CONSUMPTION
is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used free of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis etc The
object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription, is to benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceives to
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try MS remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
my2-Iy Williamsburg, Kings Co N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Step by step this commodity has attained
its un preced ented fame. They are unfver-
sally approved They support, strensthen,
and aid the growth of muscles. They ap-
pear to have Il peculiar effect upon the
ing warmth They seem to accumulate elec
tricity, and aid the circulation of the blood
through the part where applied, by which
healthy actions are induced.
Even in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use of the Porous Plasters TO
the spine Testord the articulation, and
materially reduced the paralysis. an fact
the patient could help herSrlf, while before
the Porous Plaster was applied She was as
helpless as baby. we refer to Mrs. sally
Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandreth
House, New York. mar-25-lm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

CoURr.-Several whiskey cases have
been adjudged the past week and fines
inflicted. In all the cases excepting one
the accused plead guilty.
In the Taborn case amotion for new
trial has been made by the defense. The
sentence of Taborn is not likely to be
pronounced until the next term of court.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

LEcrUREs.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing two lectures for benefit of our
Y. NJ. c. A.. on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, by GEO. KEENAN,, Esq. These
lectures have been delivered in all the
principal cities of the west, and without
a single exception, have been enthusias-
tically praised. Let these lectures be
literally patronized. for they are worthy.
See preferred locals.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

A GOOD CHEAP AND RELIABLE LINZ
"A MENT. Such an article is DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment. Pint Bottles at
One Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts, Calls,
Collie, Sprains, &c, warranted better than
any other. It is used by ali the great horse
men on LOng-IS1and courses. IL will not
cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN, az there is no
Ldnimeut IN existence that will. What it is
stated to cure it positively does.
No OJO71er Of horses IUiIg be qUithOtJt IL after
trying one bottle. One dose reviVes and often
saves the life of an ovtr-heated or driven
horse. For Collie and Be lly-ache 1t has new
er failed. J ust as sure as The sun rises, just
so sure is this valuable Liuiment 10 be the
Horse EmbrOcation of the day.
Use u one anu all fSf1lQ oy DrugglsIS ana
Depot 10 Park Place, New York. mr-25-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

REV. d. d. MArHER. pastor Of the
William Street NJ. E Church. has been
confined to his bed by sickness for a
a week, but is slowly improving. His
pulpit viii be supplied on Sabbath, both
morning and evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

CHANGE-The time of the business
meetings Of the Young Mems Christian
Association has been changed from the
second and fourth Friday evenings to
to the first and third Friday evenings of
each month. Business meeting, there
fore, this evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15
MARRIED.

POUNDS-H JDSON.-In the church at
White sulphur station, on the 10th inst by
W. i. Watson, V. D. NJ, WILLIAM POITNDS
and LORETTA HUDSON.
RANDALL-LOWERY J. s. Al
Drlghts on sabbath p. M, April 10, 1870, at
the residence OF the Brides father, Mr.. An
urey LoWery, Mr.. EDWARD L. RANDALL
ana MISS MARY e. LOWERY, of Delaware
county, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

REHOvAL.-I would respectfully inform
the citizens of Delaware and Delaware Co.,
that have moved my office to rooms in
rear Of CITY Drug Store and am prepared tO
treat the following diseases with success:
old Sores, Serofular Ulcers, Catarrh Cancer
and many other diseases not mentioned
Special attention given to the treatment OF
female weakness, also the Eye & Ear Re
member the place; Ofice in rear of City Drug
Store. have set apart Saturday afternoon
from one to i've P. NJ. for office Practice.
Those suffering with old chronic d dIseasesare
invited to call at that time and any others
who may wish TO consult me.
ap-l5-tf J. F. HESS, NJ. d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

BISHOP McILvA1NE was prevented
from being present to conduct services
at St. Peters Church on last Friday
evening, as expected, by intelligence Of
the illness of his son in Washington.
The Bishops son has since died.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15
n SAY UNTO THEE.

AEY Friend, the PATENT WHITE
Nl WIRE manufactured at the Hudson
River Wire Works is the incest, best and
cheapest thing for clothes lines yet out. 1t
will not rust, corrode, diseOloT, wear the
clothes, or freeze to them. IL is very strong
and does not neeu To be taken In, as the
weather cannot affect 1t.
p. j. WY ETH,
OStrdRdeT, DelQl00re Co., ohio,
Agent for Central Ohio.
Agents, travelling and local wanted every
where mrs, '7O-lyr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

F'LowERsi FLOWERS !-JUsT RECEIVED
A very 1ihe stock embracing in part Roses,
Verbenas, HeliotroPess Fuschias, &C. Also
a very fine stock or Fruit and Evergreen
Trees. North Sandusky street. All flow-
ers and trees delivered free of charge.
FRANK @. THOMSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

Commemorative are reliably inform
ed that no intoxicating liquors were sold
at the grocery where the Taborn murder
occurred. Taborn had gotten his whis-
ky elsewhere. Our reference to the
place as a resort for drinking was based
Mpon misapprehension.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-15

THE REV. ANTONIO ARRIGHI, native of
Florence Italy, and now resident of Della
ware, Ohio, has been engaged to deliver two
lectures at the NJ. E. Church in the town OF
Galena Delaware, Co., Ohio, on Wednesday
and Thursday nights OF next week, tApril
Goth and 2lst)
Subject. Popery. and Life in Italy.