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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11


VETERAN MEDALs.-Ihe Adjutane
Generals Report for 1869 contains q
list Of unclaimed medals belonging to
Veteran Volunteers, among which we
note the following belonging to sol
diers or this county:
Company I, SD Inf: George Fawn,
Fletcher Martin, VIM. A. Mcdonald,
Chas. Yaney, Joseph Chadwick, VIM.
DriscoiI, Otis Friend, Wm- Gray
Isaiah Jones, Nicholas RAIDER, Christian
W6iser and VIM. J. BOekovon.
some Of these men were killed in
battle; we presume the medals may
be obtained by their friends.
There are also medals yet unclaimed
belonging to the following soldiers OF
the 18th Inf: Albert Worlines Charles
Vining, Thomas Cox, Con. Parks,
Hiram Linn, Gerard Welsh, Gerard
Durfey, J. W. Hendershot, Geo. w.
Stewart, John Brum, Charles G. Cala-
han, Hiram Fishburn, Hubbard Brown
]. J. German, W. II. Bingham, III. i.
shoup, F. G. Likins, Geo. II. Small
wood, WIN. H. johnson, g. w. Porter
and c. C. Post.
There are several medals belonging
to soldiers OF the SD, 4sth and 66th
Ohio whose residence ia unknown to
us, though we presume there ara some
ofthis county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

THE NEW RAILROAD PRoJECTs.-AS
the time Of the lease of the Little Mi
ami Railway we limited that the revi-
val of the old short Line project would
probably be one Of the results Of this
new move on the railway chessboard.
what we then suggested has already
come to pass, and we give to-day the
names Of the corporators OF new
company which has teen organized to
qnni1,l that road. At the same time 1t
ss nroDosed to extend the Springfield
Rrancb to Cincinnati Uia Xenia and
1,ebanon. in reference to which project
we invite attention to an article from
the sprinefeld RepubEsc on our first
page. one or both OF these roads we
may confidently expect to be puilt.-
The Lake shore interest requires thli
connection with the Cincinnati W1th
out which 1t is practically insolatee
from the Queen City. We presume
delaware would derive some benefi
rom this new line, as the shorter anC
more direct connection it would affor,
with Cincinnati would be at least al
;nonortant convenience. What we NOR
especially and urgently need, however
is q new route eastward, and if th
eonstr1 etion Of the Short Line shall
anv wav facilitate that improyemel
1t wiz be a consummatiQn devoutly
be wished.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

PAUL DU CHAILLu, the celebrated
French traveller whose explorations IN
eanaeoriaI Africa have been the theme
Of SO much popular and scientific dis
eussion for a number OF years will
lecture at Williams opera House, on
Monday evening next under the aus
nioes ofthe Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION. Monsieur Du Chaillu is wide
" known as an author. and If his lee
ture may be judged BY his books We
NAV safely say that it viii be
raplete with thFilling adventures
aud entertaining narrative. Du
CbailIu has been called by the in
credulous the man who invented the
gorilla . being the original and we
believe only discoverer Of that animal,
and his hearers we presume may e1'
peet to learn something in reference tc
the appearance, nature and habitat o.
shat remarkable creature. The subject
chosen Adventures in Equatoria
Africa',-is one which will probabl!
call forth the lee turer's richest fund o
popular entertainment. In the east
ern cities Du ChailIu has been listene
to by large and, If we may judge b
report. delighted audiences. Let Dels
ware rive him a crowded house.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

TIE SHORT LINE RAILBoAD.-The
certificate of incorporation Of the Gin
.einnati, Lebanon and Delaware Rail-
road Company was fled at the secre-
tary of States office yesterday. The
proposed road is to extend from Cincin-
matt to Delaware, passing through the
counties of Hamilton, Butler, Warren,
Greene, Clarke, Champaign, Madison
Union and Delaware. The capital
stock is $500, 600. The eorpQFators are
Durbin Ward, A. G.. McBnrney, James
q. lotion, Robert Booke, John simon
ton, %, P. Egbert, John 2. keever ans
Mathan Kaever.-Ohio Stdte Jo1'gno
FEB 8.
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CRY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL. I
Monday Eve. Feb. 1870.

REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL
Monday Eve, Feb. 185Os
Minutes of last Meeting read and approved
N3a4s71 a IA report for January read and APP
nroved SufieprisoTs report laid over Till
,a1wt n9eetina EuntlFY bills having been
ss55s.sEa7l5ted an anpFpnriRtioa ordinance
fherefore was passed. The May or pEeSen-
fed his monthly report Vh1cl1 was received
and ordered placed on tlle. The Mayor also
Reported thai h5 had effected loan OF a50O0
fr1n1 B. Powers and executed the necessary
bond. MessTs. Hoyty Paokaras snee ana ana
Village Engineer were appointed g co4nL1lt@
tee 10 examine the grading Of W1al4am -.
from Liberty ~. west TO old corporation
line. The committee appointed 70 e1aAn-
Inc Reid Street, reported recommending
thet the west end Of said street be nlled IN
| with earth so as TO make il passi11e, also
| recommended that stone oukYerb be made
/ across said street W hign repopt was adopted.
/ al petiTion was presented to have the grade
] or Winter Street established east Of the Rail-
1 road, The Village Engineer was Instructed
i 10 report a grade for said portion OF Winter
/ street at the next meeting OF the Counell.
/ IA petition was presented 20 VacaCe an a1eS
l soilfh 81 the pF6psrty lately oWaed by Y: ID
| sfnrii9Sffs a TeFnoustrance to said petition
| was aIso presented. After consideration
| fhe matter was laid over tlI4 next Anee6lng =
i On motion the Recorder was required tt
1 publish notice that assessments nsu Des1
/ made for grading end graEeAane NoEtn ~
from Iron Bridge to Depot sG. also got gray
cling William st. fr0m LlDeFty street We
to old corporation line and Tor damages am
| costs in the grading OF Washlngton stree
| between GrisWold st. and Lincoln AVenua
; | Meeting adjourned till two weeks rom 70
| morrow (Tuesday) evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

Mn. o. FAY, Superintendent Of
the Ohio Institution for the Deaf and
numb. has our thanks for copy of his
annual report. The Institution now
contains 3pupils, an increase ofsiKtyr
eight during the past year. The heat ,
Of the pupils has been generally good
and their progress in the different
branches of. instruction encouraging.
The book binding for the State is now
all done by-these deaf and dumb boys
and girls, and no one can question that
it is done we'll. 4 printing department
has been inaugurated and is likely to
,nrove competent to execute a consider
able share OF the State printing.
This magnificent Institution is on
Of which every citizen Of the state ma,
wen be proud. We hope for the con
tinued prosperity of its officers AM
pupils
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

A report being put into circulation
which has found its way into the col
umns of the Herald to the effect that
q gentleman engaged in the grocery
20 O New York swindling firm an or
der for a package of counterfeit money
and had received said package, / de-
sire to say that the report so far az it
relates to the gentleman referred to Is
entirely untrue; that letter having
been received by him Offering to send
sueh money j forwarded OF my own
accord an order in his name without
consulting him, my sole object being
| if possibl to detect and expose the
| swind dlerst and that the gentleman who
is currently reported to have sent for
and received the money had no con-
nection with the transaction.
JOHN B. EIsHER.
We may add that the signer Of the
above card and the person to whom he
refers are both industrious, respecta,
Bile and we have every reason to be.
Iieve perfectly honest men, and thai
the report cOntradicted, so far as it at
tributes any guilty intention to eithe
of them is as far from the truth as any
thing possibly could be. The leste
/ offering to send the counterfeit none,
is of the same nature, but was not tn
same one, as that published in thes
columns a few weeks ago. The pan
ties who received these missiYes weT
of course not expecting anything {
the sort, being the sort of men VIII
would be the last to engage in an
such scheme, and the whole thing wa
probably Designed to accomplish prs
j cisely what happened to Mr.. Fishei
) viz, to induce an honest man to sen
: the raseals five dollars with the vie
/ of taking advantage of what SCENE
n an inviting opportunity to detect an
: expose them. The parties who we
= caught in this trap will no doubt her
y after IeaVe SUCH matters to the dete
= tive department of the goVernmen
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROTTLED PARALYSIS.

rT,4s i the proper title of the horrible
rsefalliq hair dives. Worse than the fate Of
Absal0m may be the fate OF tnose VINO use
them.
Orx HvF4OE,EsOALE Preparation
for changing the hair TO any desirable
shade from brown 10 Jet black may De pro-
cured everywhere. VIZ;
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
After careful analysis Professor Chiffon,
the TroDrietor to declare, on his behalf that
II contains nothing deIeterious TO health.
No other hair dye IN the world has the IKE
guarantee.
fyRESTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVA-
TIVE as q Dressing, acts ike a charm on
f1e Hair after Dyeing. I1y II.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

THE DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNER ONCE
AToRE.-The great French-Mexiean-
an-ItaIfan-Grecian adyenturer,
ex-Court Surgeon to Maxinniiian and
bosom friend Of Carlotta, the speaker
of as many Languages as a cat has lives,
and the hero of more adventures than
GuIlfver or Jack Cade, we mean the
wonderful Louis Da Silva, who appear
ed in our midst some weeks ago armed
with pocketsfnll Of recommendation
from the great and learned is once
more beard from. The last intelligence
of him we had occasion to record, was
his melancholy discontinue in mad
effort to extirpate Springfield whisky
In consequence Of this little episode
the glib tongue of our fluent Da was
made too cumbersome to speak even
one language with facility, and the
bosoms of the Springfield Lecture As
soeiation were rent with indignation
and disgust. This time, however, our
dashiug Ipeeae dourishes in an affair
more touching and romantic. a fair
young widow Of Willoughby, Ohio,
has fallen a victim to the winsome
ways Of Da SILVA. After hearing him
in a single lecture the widows heart
was call tore up,n and she was only
too happy to learn that her adored De
was with respect to herself in an
equally miscellaneous condition. An
engagement to lecture at Erie COM
PEELED Da Silva to tear himself sum-
mariIy but temporarily from the idol
of his affections. It was not long un-
til the widow reiOined him at Erie, and
the two were last seen TRANQUILITY pur-
suing their way to Buffalo. Farther
than this History gives no account
The beggarly inquiry comes ups how
ever, as to what has become of the wifi
whom Da silva brought with him il
soldiers clothes from Mexico. A lit
tie light on this subject would be thank
fully received by an admiring public.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

TIE OFFICE OF PROBATE JUDGE viii
change hands on Monday next, Judge
Powell giving place to his sue
cessor Mr, Waters. Mr.. A. r. Gould
has peen appointed as Clerk in the Of
fee bv Mr.. Waters. This is a selection
which the public viii commend as ad-
rnirable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

LOCAL NEws.-0ur local news coll
umns are not made up Of book notices,
advertisements and puffs Of patent
medi cines. These things may do to
fill up with and make show, but they
are not mears and are strictly excluded
from our news department. There is
no paper on our exchange list that
gives more local news than the GA
ZTaTrI7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

We learn from the Cardington Re-
pu5Giean that the cattle thief TO whom
we referred last week called himself =.
Carroll and claimed to be a native Of
New York. He is now in Jail at Car
dfngton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

ing been restored to health in 3 few weeks
by a very simple remedy, after having sur
fered several Years with q severe lung a1tac~
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption
"a anxious to make known to his Fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
no an who desire it, he viii send copy Of
the prescription used (free OF ehhrgel, with
the directions for preparing and using tne
same, which they VIII ind sure sure Tor
Consum ption, Asthma Bronchitis, etc. The
object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription, is TO benefit the AFFLICTED ana
spread Information which he coneetyes 70
| be INVALUABLE; and he hopes every sur tareH
VIII try his remedy, as II will cost them
1 nothing, and may prove BLESSING. Fartles
| Wishing the prescription VIII please address
/ REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
| my2s-1y williamsburg, Kings Co n, y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

That was profound philosopher who
compared advertising to a growing
crop. He said: aThe farmer plants
his seed, and while he is sleeping the
corn is growing. So with advertising.
While you are sleeping or eating, your
advertisement IS being read BY thous-
ands Of persons who never saw you or
heard of your business, nor never
would, had it not been for your adTer-
.tising. Exchange.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
no OWNERS OF HORSES.

Of Horses die yearly
from Collie. This need not be. DR.. To-
bias Venetian Horse Lin1ment Will posi-
tiyely cure every case, If given when 4lrst
taken. The cost is only one dollar. EVeTy
owner OF q horse should have n0ttle IN
his stable, ready for use. 1t Il warranted
superior to anything else TOR the cure OF
cuts, Wind Calls, wellings, Sore Throat
Eprains, Bruises, Old Sores 6tc. This Alui.
U1eut is no new remedy. It has been useQ
and approved of for p years by the first
horseTnen In the country Given 70 an
Over-drtven horse, 1t acts like magic. Or
ders are constantly received from The racing
srnblss of England for 1t, the celebrated
Hiram Woodruff. Of trotting fames used It
for years. Col, Phila F. Bush Of the Jerome
"a Ie saaT1, Al tile DepOt. stating that after
Years al 6riai it is the best in the world.
fTiE ,ldd dress nj Ford ham, N. Y. No one once
11sfvir n viii ever be without It, It Is put
in Pint Bottles Sold hy the Druggists and
Saddlers throughout the United states. De-
| not 10 Park Place, New York.
| aagsQa.1rn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POROUS PLAsTERs
seem 70 possess the quality Of
Accommodating Electricity,

and impartlng it to the body, whereby tn .
circulation of the blood becomes equal1zed
and morbid action to cease. The Porous
PIasters are flexible, and found Of great
help to those who have weak backs or pain
in the side. Especially are they valuable
10 those who have neglected colds. They
are often preventives of Consumption; nay,
they are believed to have loOSened the
qrasp Of this terrible Bffliction, and been
mainly instrumental in effecting cure. In
variable climates they should be worn on
the breast or between the shoulders, or over
the kidneys, by those who are subject "a
take cold easily. ian2s-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

po1Yo4rs issnea payable in either Goid or
Currency. vDrr,,,-,v,s actually neEs
foTigliiIeP1i is the only State IN the UHi0n
which exempts all classes ol o,,4,oi PTepiTT
execution, where0n the AHAA''
does noS s2 e1eee9 eoae seg In Cash at any time on
srFTSsrY DAYS grace on Annual heheWAA
Pre1nlnIaasl. s1,I al.,,, Animal Payments are made.
ty F!nTanaT1Y will even Two years aAksI kS,t ~
ISee nevnent, issue either e p.lo-u - ,Sy-es3
for the proportion q. o. H S,ael3 aS,ll'3
NJ fbe rates of Interest are greater ~ AZ Nv.
,es15,ia fl1aT In other states OF AukoB61s -
pl' sl9 III l - TSsIr.rn0rtionately Increased
seruliEted TO travel tnrota Elotls 5Se5s
A Anaeriaa without extra rates OF A'c1A''A E1A
mAt.
oroanized by Hon. LELAND sTANSlEol.l33' sTAlNSlsl..l3'
,Oss{Sfev,f ~ the Central Pacific ttallrQeag'
| * "a 1fTTTs President Of the Bank % Stsa- ~
3S,S.v.i@ Tflae largest unonted 4nsttbnblona. ~
44 10 ~ stafe9 and other large capital
t4ss gsS(S1. tile purpose OF making money
or giving salasTies, ,sss5 q 1laS ,sF ia the COM
Is1sy59 lI1,f 10 prevent the yearly drain OF
1 three or four million qoilaIss Isss.,,,,or ,,g tbe
oo5lP5Ss III 81 sDrots are divided equitably among
the % ygsll an the 6uUor met soiA by
t,,r p1CTFT7 MUTUAL, has never 0een
| 0uuaIed bw any company Us 10 -
Reen the highest expenses to8sets 14. 1A4 ~ ~
surplus the largest any company ever stAteu
IA fta first report. =, A., A., A.,,as -,
l,ofh 4 savfngs Bank and Life Insurance, g
e@P Rnv other information desired win h'
cheerfully given by
ISAAC RANNEY,
il Manager for Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
once % Main street,
Delaware OhaO.
nw- A few good solicitors wanted tor tn
different States and this city.
"A policy of Life Assurance ts a4%ey.s ~ ., .,
/ evidence OF prudent forefhonRhts g,% 49, - ~
I with dependent family 1s 1re9 aaOsTks,sS aaOI1kS
proach. 81 not assured. t'--4.oFU 4-y's'''''""
Chancellor OF ERgiQnd.
There a nothing ia the colllaaelesot. 81 t1s
which nupFoRchea, even FeAh0tSsAJ4 " sIs.e5
gss1S5-itv1 IN a etell-esgubifshed and pTttfe54s
Yosnased Life Insurance Company
MORGAN
A Policy OF Life Insurance is the eaeaA
es9 and sn1ssf mode Of making esrsGsls -
piston for ones faTuiiy.--BEgSJAMAS ~ E5AsSA .s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
JUST OUT I!

sECherry PectOraI IrOChes,'
Fer Colds, Coughs, Sore Threat
g. BronehtGhss
NONE SO GOOD. NONE SO PLEASANT,
NONE CURE As QUICK.
RUsHEON a. CO., 10 AsToR HOUSE, \. Z.
Use 40 more of those horrible tasted 2 dllseastag
BROWN CUBEB THINGS.
Nor. "a. 1G9-3mos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

GEN. VIZ. H. GnsoS lsctured at the
Opera Honsa last evening under the au-
spices Of the University Lecture Asso-
citation. Subject: Along the Lines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
AttacIaERemt Notice.

w. w. Hntchisson, plR.1 Before James
against fCutleFs dustlee 81
II, @. Kennedy, deft, J the Peace ot Con-
cord township, Delaware county, OHIO.
ON the 10eh day january A. d.
U y 1870. said Justice issued an order of at-
taehment in ths ABOVE action for the sum
of twelve Q2) dollars and forty forty-seSen 4s4S ~
cents. JAMES CUTLER D. r b
feha-3wt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
A CARD.

A RCMEBALD LYBnAMDg Sr.s @RS tSSs
"A ROBERT II. HURLbU11 ,l ~ ~ the
flay entered into co-pafE Ene1s4144Et 4447Etaee and
tran action OF q geneEaA 4tetaA A@7Nus~
fsonveVhmoylng business. - -, ,,-t1a l,s
All business entrusted " leA .ssss a., fr,fT
tfharaliy advertised JTee ~ et5ss 49, ~ 49,
county and foreign papeIs ea1 ti.S 49, t9,s,,
ing property 70 dispose o1 VII Msa 4sG ~ ~ IsS,2Y
VII Wis sso'iS ianal. s10tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

At q Meeting tm Delaware Oa4os
n sIFeiory1nrv y 1870 OF tho 1neOFporRtofS
- 5St,s1,1 f,l.s,.s Al 6ae Tlelnware Home
stead Brilding Asseeiationt tt appearing
TINT ten per cent of the capital stock mao
been subscribed ~ was Q1kAeEeA SAl9s - =
snecial meeting OF stockholders be halo at
9ke 9ayOris ofifca OF the town of Delaware,
Mo9dSy even3mw, Mareh 4, 1870 TO elect Dl-
s.s,fe,re and Fffecf a permanent oERaniKa.
Sinm w. R. REID,
ID. HUMPHREYS,
s.. IL. DO&AN1N
III. y. MCCULLONGB,
u. w. WATKINS,
EUGENE POWELL,
feh4-u TncorpnFRt0ra.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

"a story filled with the most thrill
ing incidents and imminent dangers" +"
Du ChailIu, Feb. IA. pl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
RoOKs AND PERIoDICALs.

THE PHONoGRAPHIc VISITOR is received.
1t is published by Andrew j, Graham, 500
Broadway, n. Y,
THE OHIO EDUCATIONAL. MONTHLY, for
February is opt, E. f. White, Columbus,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

LADIES, CnRIsrrAE UNIov.-Regular
Semi Monthly meeting viii be held
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock Feb.
18th. Mrs. GEO. c. EATON, sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

Have you read tAshango Land, !"
tGorilla Country, 2 ssYvild Life under
the Eauators'7 Their distinguished
author lectures In Delaware, Feb. IL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

Mansfield and Springfield are COM
peting for the location of the next
State Fair. We suggest Delaware as .
compromise.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

The Cleveland, Mt. Vernon q Dela-
ware Railroad Company has put a
regular paymaster on their road
Akron Beacon.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

The Springfield AdUea'ttser has our
thanks for the favor of an exchange Of
its daily edition with our weekly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
TOwN AND COUNTY.

NExr MosDAY is ST. Valentines
Day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11

Cy,rreeted a0eekly bV DONAvIN & PoTwIE
wholesale znd Retail Gg'oeers and dealers a7t
Country Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
ERIE RAILWAY.
LuxurIes Of Modern Travel

EuxWPfes of Modern Travel
The question which to-day most forcibly
presents itself to the pros peef1Fe traveller Is
not 'sI3y what line can earliest reaen my
each other, the competing lines make tne
same average time between their western
and Eastern terminil, but BY Wnlcn route
can travel with the greatest degree q
comfort and of freedom from those annoy
ances hitherto considered 1nSepar0D1e 1Fofn
a journey of a thousand miles or more ~ .. =
The INQUIRY Is easily answered. Seated IN
Ons OF the spacious and luXuF1ous1y nn1Bh-
ed DraWing-room coaches peculiar 70 the
broad gauge Erie Railway running ~4g41oab 4ls1l
change from Cincinnntis Cleveland, Dun-
kirly Buffalo and Rochester TO New 1orkNs
the traveller finds lacking none OF tne com
forts and convenience ot MS own no1t1e. I
Pot,n1v Keats. neat Washing and Dressing
rooms, parloFs well FeaGllatea anu eooA ~ ~
summer, warmed by steam IN NAlt.s1s ss a1o
servants, and q view OF b1e GEsA4t5sb u
American scenery, all combine 70 trans
into an enhancing panorama the teEInln-
alton of which comes only TOO quickly 70
the beholdef. At the Companys hotels
along the line, the traveller altghts TO re-
Ohio, dinner In Pennsylvania supper ~
New York, yet faring sumptuousiy and
with the same regularity as II az MS own
hotel or residence at home.
sleeping coaches well lit and ventilated,
and with cleans roomy Deasi ana Al tns
Il eonvenienees Of the boudOir are attached
to each of the three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing the traveller, delighted with
the novelties Of the daylight, n1ght,,s i 81 rest
Prompt arrivals are made at all connect
| ing points, and passengers on arriving IN
New York are delivered either down to@n
in the business center Of the city, OF Up
town In the immediate Vicinity OF the leaa-
! ing hotels and the New York and New
TieI-efs via this popular route can be pur-
chased at all Principal Ticket O1nces
| throughout the country. jan2l1 tU1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-11
LUMBER. NAILS, sc.
CLRPENGER q Cd.

CLTPPENGER G5 CO.,
TTAVING opened Lumber Yard and
1T Ware House. on Winter Street, between
the Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot,
are prepared to offer great Inducements to
purchasers. We are receiving and viii have
Constantly on hand large stock of
PINE POPLAR, Ash, WALNUT, AND
OTHER LUMBER,
Choice Sed7ltIiqsq, kdtLeTs S7teetjElg Shingles,
Ilath Fence Boards and Posts,
which having purchased from first hands,
thev are enabled to sell at the lowest cash
rates. Also, Iron, Nails, WindoW Glass; &C.
We can sell to Merchants and others on the
most favorable terms.
Jan. l 'G9. CLIPPENGh& = co.