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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
THE CHEESE FACTORY NEAR
SURRBHgY.

THE CHEESE FACTORY NEAR
SUN BURY.
Some one who recently visited the Fac
tory wites to the Ohio State Journal:
During pleasant sojourn with friends
IN Delaware county for a few days last week,
accepted kind invitation TO visit the
''only Cheese Factory 4 was lold) in Cen
tral Ohio" As 1t was something altogether
new tu me thou hit it might be to others,
aud hence gathered a lew items relative to
its operations, profits. &c.
The proprietOrs are Jay Dyer, John Arm
strong and James Watson. The factory is
800 cows. v~lued At SI5, ,O0O, they tUrn ont on
an average l3 chess every p hours, aver
aging ia weight 10 pUunds each. The net
profit 10 each COW this year viii be $50
With the whey and one-fith Of tile usual
am, .unt OF corn they Ia ten IiV hogs.
It's rented this year to one OF the pro-
prietOrs or AN allowance of two cents per
pound on the cheese manufactured, who
superinlemds the weigh 'ng. Keeps the books
and makes sales. TIE foreman is Young
lady (gOot Looking and Qignifed) from
WiIloughby. Lake county, o. she has the
tnffre control of the Ilianu a IA turing de-
t,artmeut, with a young woman and a
young man As assistants. One of the pro-
uriebOrs satd o me-. Her v ord rs law thei e,
and we pay her u so per day and bOard-tne
highest salary received
The who'll establishment was faultlessly
clean, without flies or Odor, save the rictl
Odor OF the cheese that filled the tiers of
shelves ia the upper rooms, aud assure
you. kind reader. felt respect for the
young ady in charge that the aimless and
frivolous do not command.
Morning and evening twelve farmers
bring their milk ia Ia ge catns; theS-- cans
are lifted from the wagons to a pa r of scaieS
on Il platform at the entrance OF the build
ing. with The f.uceE over trough. The
milk - weighed, and each farmer credited
with his amount of milk; he faucet is turn
ed, and the miIk flows into a large vat
thfough a srrstiner tnen CONS tie cOOlIhg-
proc IS; the Watts (Of which there are threel
at The hr al of zach Vat is hydrant; the
colo water IS turned on, flilit.g the space
under the mia when entirely cool, steam
is passed Into the water by means tH
pipes, and the milk is heated up 10 81 de-
sreeR, when the rennei l. put in, and hy
Inran- of a sort of rake kept siirrlng until
Il eurCis. After curling it IS ag heated
up to 90. entirely separating the whey and
s-urd. BY means of a faucet the whey is
then run of. passing Though tfOughs 10 a
hog pen some distance ON the building to
be cOIlceTfed into pork. Tue curc is then dip
ped out by m asurs intO the HiOlss of the
press and remains for a hOufS, when an
other set lake theiF place.
I left with the impression that II was
pleasant oc upstlOn-and the pLeds0HteSt
feature o me was Ia see a young lady at
the head OF The manufacturing deput tmeItt
and just here let me AID my deep cOHVic-
ton hat the time has cOnle when woman
can fill sinS vocation far wi ch sht- p eptl es
herself and command respect, II thorough
ness in her calling aud purity Of mind and
heart be her aim. r. A. s j.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
TO Owners OrHOrses and Cat
He

TOBIAS DERBY CoEDITIoS- POWDERS are
warrants d su perior toany Oi heIs or no pay,
for the cu.e of Distenper, Warns, Bots,
Coughs, Hide bound, Colds, &C.. in Hoses,
anu Colds. Cou2h~, Los Uf MIX, Back
Tongue. Hosn DIsteIuper. &C., N CATTLE
These Powders were formerly puG up by
> IN psOn l. Tomas, son OF DR.. Tnbias, and
since his death the demand has been SO
gr.s4 that DR. TOh as has continued tp man
ufacture them. They are perfectly safe and
inn"ceut no need ofstOpping the working
o yuur ANIMALS. They Increase the appe-
tite, give a fine coat, clfanSe the stomach
and urinary organs, and increase the milk
OF cows. Try theItI, and yuu will never be
without them. Col. PhIIo p. Bush, uf the
'tJeiome Park Race Course" Fordham. N
Y. would not use them until he=w,s t,1d of
what they were erom posesi,sinc- which time
lie l. never without them. He hE, over
twenty running horses in his charge, and
for the last thr. g years has u~ed no other
med cine for them sold by Druggists and
Stnrekeeprrs throughout the United states.
Pric-. p cents PER Box. Depot. 10 Park
Place, New York. Ijuly9-Im
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
LOCAL NOTICES.


st. Nicholas, Yacht. Autumn, Bismarck,
Plymouth, Rock, Cambria, Autogiapn,
LOthair, Priuce Leopold, are some OF the
Stout's. Call and see them. No 8. Williams
Ot5era House. Rug-l9-tf
Wayne's Dfuretie EIixer.- The almost
unprecedented demand for this new rem
dl y hy the am eted, prOnOunces 1t - decHl-
ed success in the restoration 10 health %
all suffering from any form OF Kidney dis
ease. Its com binHtion, Buchu, jumper
and Acetate Potash in the fOrur Ofan eIixer,
which c.tn be taken without nausea toy the
most delecat4 Organization, makes It In+
most q iesira BILE in all cases where such a
Remedy IS needed Nv
oliver Complaint" Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Disra>es of The Kidneys and Blad-
der. and those chronic diseases peculiar to
females as Weakness. IrI e ulArities. Weak
Bstk. and LeucOrrhea, are cured IN one
third OF the time necessary to cure them
PIE ce's Alternative Extract or Golden Med
ical Discovery. Sold b4 Druggists or send
three and aquaTict dollars to II. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y, and get three bOlIles
free Of Express charges.
Use Fnhnestock Haslett & Schwartz,
formerly B. A. Fahn stock q Co.'S Pure
White Lead, If cannot be eXcelled.
Take c. F. q lions Dyspepsia Remedy. If
life, indigestion. aug-5-lm
Farmers, Attention! when you bring
your Butter and Eggs tn town ask tor Dona-
vim & Porwins for they always pay the
highest price in cash.
Ii is admitted hy all who have ever seen
OF used the Morning Glory, that 10 is the
haudsotnest aud most convrntent and least
expensive IN the CUusuHI ptiOu of fuel OF
any stove that has ever been invented.
DOnRvim a. POtvvin can get certificates
from hundreds OF persons saying the Tea
for Sl.20 per pound is as good AS thew O. d
get elsewhere for $500
MatrimOmtal.-That supremeIy happy
class who are called upon f'lr the first time
| 20 ~ up for hous Keeping, should call upon
/ buying their kitchen furniture, as they
/ KEEP y full supply OF wooden ware, stoves
4 and tin ware and sell them cheaner thaIl
any other place ia the city. Thrre-fourthl
ofthe articles you want you eau find st the
i store rOom. mar-I8-tf
Try Jul1an's Interest Tables, forsal,
! only at the NEW BOOK STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

CoRRESPoNDENCE.-We refer again
with pleasure and pride to our cores
pondence, to which it is not necessary
to invite special attention. To-day our
readers are favored by our talented
Chicago contributor with another of her
very readable letters from the great
metropolis Of the Northwest. while. from
the seaside Mrs. Ingham sends US
second chapter Of life at Newport, the
famous Rhode Island watering place,
giving some skiIlfully-drawn portraits
and pictures of persons and things as
she has seen them at that gay render
vous of wealth and fashion Another
lady contributor, now sojourning in Ber-
lin, Prussia, tells the young readers Of
the GAZETTE all about the boys and
girls of the great German capital. and
may possibly tell US. in future, something
about what she has seen in German
land in war time. We may refer also,
in this connection. to our local cores
pondence which, although yet in its in
fancy, we think has become one of the
most attractive features Of our paper
We furthermore take occasion to renew
at this time our oft-repeated invitation
to our friends in all parts of the county
to send US every news item of the least
or interest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
ROOFS AND Periodicals.

PUTNAM's MAGAzINE, for September, is
re- ceived. Il contains: New York SOciety
IN tn Oideu Time, by Ri. Rev. BiSh' p Kip;
Crabb d Age and Youth, s. &. SIeadmaD:
Salt-warel Ethics, Samuel OSg1 OF. ID. D.;
On hank; TIE Tyrant's Triumph; The
Brontts ana their HOnlt, Mrs. Z. p. Evans !;
MOu aux, F. II Angler; Pe,Ir''tel Nuro, the
Sword Blade Maker OI Puebla. n. A, ISnux;
the Northwest IN Bound iry DfsDuf e. Gen.
Alyotd r tilW y Mu~ing~, J. h NOShurg /;
Apart meDt If Houses Practically Consid-
cred p. B. Wright; 4 ie FIaysling in " in
ina Ms. J.-N. Ea mes; Society rs sSsuii y,
W. A. n sminOnd D. D.; Editorial NotsS /;
Z teratnr' Ht. HOn1s; Literature; Art, and
Science Abroad. u. r FllI nam q Sons, I'D
Street, New York. S4 90 per annum.
C0LToN's EUROPEAN WAR MAP is evil
DENLY the Hit,>t reliable one Published It
llon showing. Oh a scale OF tWebt% miles o
an inch. the Fit nch and German Frontiers.
The scale is sufficiently larSe t. show ali
tile Fortified ittts and other priuc1 pal
points of interest, and the Villages and
streams that will necessarily be mention
ed iu tue war news. On the same sheet
4 here is a Map of Centr.sl and SOut h W ts-
tern Europe, showing all OfPrusSia, Frame.
Spain, and Ital,. It l. hitndsom' " color
ed, and Hum mated with the Flags of the
Com 1siitanCS. ctr. For sale 1T AL BOHs
Sstor- and News Ofiees, o. sent ny mail fI
Fifty Cents ny the pu Bti>herS, G. W. & Z. B.
Colon & Co., New York.
DENoR Esr's YOUNG AMERICA, thr juvinile
Prince o. Magazines, is On our tabie, and
we and as.eVer, that the children arr tIl
Iisf G,iq,e If xrectafion f r goo,i things they
=, always sure is, fini in IT, The thrOmo
OF the Baltimore Oriolr makes the present
number r. pecinliy attraetiN e, and ''Fid-
ding Fred ~ still excitrs the attention OF
the juveniles. Yearly 81 so, with beauti-
ful premium. worth the cost Of YOUNG
America. Address w. Jennings DemOrest,
8SS Broadway, NJ W York.
DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAzISE com
bines the mO~I useful, beautiful, cam pre-
hensive and complete Magazine now is
sued. Il en- lJlOyS only irSt-claSS writer's in
all its numerous departmebIS, Including
Music, Stories, Poetry, Household matters,
Arch teciure, and GARDENING and Its
all Others, both Tor beauty and Orig nality.
DemoreSt's Monthly, foi handsome IypOg-
raphy, high-toned literature, and first-cl IS
iIlustrati ons, .iS-not eXcelltd by any other.
The s. ptember number, just issued, is fully
mp t5I its usual standard, and fuIly entities
Ii tn the claim OF being The Model Patlor
Magazine of AmeTirE. Yearly 50. Address
W. Jennings DemOFest, S3s Broadway New
York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
mEEr1Ne OF coon TEmPLARs.
SUNBURY, O.. August *, 1870.

SUNBURY. o., August Is. 1870.
EDS. GAzETTE.-A meeting of the
county Lodge of Good Templars, was
held on the 4th inst, at Ashley The
meeting was very interesting and very
indicative Of good. Considerable inter-
est was taken in discussing the follow
ing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Ist ReS0EVed, That the time has come
when the friends of temperance should
not act merely in selEdefence, but
should adopt plans of aggressive war
fare that while we esteem it our duty to
perform the Office of the Good Samar-
itan, binding up the wounds and restor-
ing to life the bleeding victims Of the
liquor traffic, we believe it our duty as
citizens to assume the office of the law
giver and judge to denounce and pun
ash the authors of the crime.
I'd. That we as Good Templars will
not cast our votes for any man or set of
men, in any party, who are known to
be Incorporate.
The good friends of Ashley, threw op-
en- their doors and entertained their
guests with very liberal hospitality. Our
next meeting will be held in Lewis Cen
re on the z3rd Of September.
G. A. FRAMES. NJ. c, G.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

LuNuries or lIodern Trav.

ASaXurfes Of MOdern Travel.
The question which to-day most forcibly
Dr. sents Itself to the pros JecffVe traveller is
noi By what ne can earliest reach my
tie tinatiOn 7''z(for run ming parallel with
zach other, the comp ting lines make the
same average time between their Western
and EslSt+ IN teFIntni). but s. By which route
can / travel with the greatest degree of
rom fort aud of freedom from those annoy
ances hitherto considered inSeparable from
a journey of q thousand miles or more ~
Tre mo uiI'y Is easily answered. Seated in
one of the spacious and luxuriouslA finish
Ell Ora wing-roOm coaches peculiar t. the
b. Dad gauge Erie Railway. running without
chance from Cincinnati, Cleveltbd, Dun
kirk, BufT.tiU and TO hester 10 New, York.
The travelsF fnds lacking none OF the COM
forts and cOnvenienees OF his own home
HO. my eafs, neat Washing ana Dressing
rooEaS, parlors well ventilated and cool in
summer, warmed by steam la winter, and
servants, and view of The grandesU OF
Ameri AN scenery, all comnine Lo trans
form the formerly slow and TEDIOUS journey
into an eutranctng panorama the termin-
RIIOn of which com eS only too quickly to
the beholdeT. At the COmpany's hotels
along the line, the traveller nlightFs to re-
fresh the inner man-eating breakfast in
Ohio. dinner Ia Pennsylvania, supper in
New York, yet faring sumPtuously and
with the same regularity as IL AT his own
hotel or residence at home.
sleeping coaches. we'll lit and ventilated,
and with clssilas. roomy beds, and all The
conveniences Of the bOudoir are attaened
to each of the three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing the traveller, delighted with
the Novelties OF the daylight, nights rest
as uhJrOubIrd as 1t in His own bed at home.
Prom pt arrivals are made at all connect
ing points, and passengers on arriving in
New York are delivered either down town
IN the business center OF the city, or up
town in tPe immediate vicinity OF the lead
ing hotels aud the New York and New
Tickets via this popular route can be pur-
chased at all Principal Ticket Ohdces
throughout the country. Jan21, 70tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
DELAWARE COUNTY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.


GALENA, o., August Is, 1870.
EDS. GAzETTE.-Teachers' Institute
met at this place one week ago, pur-
,uant to previous appointment. There
was a better attendance, and it was
more equally divided than on any pre-
vious session. The instructors present
asst week were Campbell, Williams,
Kane and James. The daily exercis-
s were conducted nearly in accordance
with the programme. Interesting dis
.ussions were had on Theory and PraC-
ice, embracing the best methods of
5pelling, teaching arithmetic, and the
pest method Of hearing a recitation, A
number of visitors were present at the
different sessions. Rev. Charles r.
Dunbar, a distinguished Sunday School
worker, residing in Columbus, Ohio,
spent the two first days of the session
with US. The evening exercises were of
a varied and interesting character, as
follows: Monday evening, Presidents
address subject, the aim of the True
Teacher. Tuesday eYening-Paper,
subject, Preparation for and Accompan-
iment of the Study of Grammar, follow
ed by discussion on the theme present
ed. Paper by Miss f. Scott, Delaware.
Wednesday evening, Address by Prof.
Williams subject, Text Books of our
Common Schools. Notwithstanding the
rain a large number were in attendance
Thursday evening, Paper by Jas. R.
Conner subject, Physiology as a Text
Book followed by discussion on the
paper. Friday evening, Exhibition OF
the Delaware County Teachers Literary
Association, as follows Prayer, Rev.
q b. Brandebury Music, America
Composition, Clara A. Goldrick Decla-
nation. Henry Whitworth; Compost
ton Sallie Warren; Music; Compost
ton. Sallie Johnson Composition. Ida
/ Durling; Music; Defamation. ,. Bean
I Recitation. Jennie FuTniss. he follow
ing are the officers of the Society: J. S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

THE CoLoRED BAND has our thanks
for a pleasant serenade under the win
dows Of our Office on Friday evening
last. The Band paid itself the greater
compliment by its excellent music and
showed itself worthy of the highest
praise for its skill and proficiency. l. N.
Van Horn, the enterprising leader Of
this band. has gone to Springfield to ac-
cept an invitation to organize and train
a band in that city, to be composed en-
tirely Of mechanics. Van understands
his business, and his success here is
sufficient guaranty that he will give the
Spring6eIders band they will be proud
of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

An ILLICIT STILL.-As we announced
TWO weeks ago. one Walter Bump. of
Kingston township. has been for some
time past engaged in the Illicit distilla-
ion Of whisky. The facts in regard to
Mr- Bumps operations having been re-
ported to the United States Commission
er at Cleveland. he sent down a detect
i've on Thursday Of last week to look in
70 the matter. The facts reported were
verified by the detective who took dis
dller Bump in charge and conducted
him to Cleveland where he was placed
under bond to answer before the U. S.
District Court in October.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
no WmODT CONCERN.

TNHERE Is no description OF Mer-
i chandise of " hirh people generally are
sr poorly qualified TO judge of quality and
prices as that of Watches, JeWeIry and Sill
yer Ware, hence the Importance tO the pur-
chaser OF buying where he has good reason
to believe that honesty and fair dealing are
the governing principles IN business.
Instance are numerous of our citizens
sending away for goods in this line, and ins
vari,blv paNing 10 TO 25 per cent. more for
of u PIATT Jeweler, No. Williams
Block where as good an assortment OF
xs5otis in his line viii be found as in any
store IN Central Ohio, and whers lair deal
ing is he rule. july6tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

NEw CEoTHENo sToRE--Next week Mr..
w. A. Saith, (s1r the last fouF years with
9. sfern,) VIII open a new stock OF Custom
made Clothing, Hats. Caps, Gents Furnish-
ing Goods, &c, in No. 2 Williams Opera
House. The goods viii be fresh and new,
and as they were bought bjr cash at a favor
abe time, wilt be sold on the same terms at
very low prices Give Mr.. Smith a call.
Advertisement next week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

THE COUNTY AUDITOR informes US
that the Township and School Funds
are now ready for distribution and re-
quests that the Township Trustees call
and settle as soon as possible.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

BUSINESS HANGE.-The firm Of Cal
leher & Pierson has been dissolved. Mr..
GalIeher win continue the Grocery Busi-
ness at the late stand. in Galleher &
Persons new block, west side of Sandus-
Ky street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
SO 90 REWARD!

EOR information IendinR TO the
4 CON vtctlQu of the villains who broke
Into our Paper III on Sunday morning
last ami destroy ed a large amount of vat
uAhle machinery we wal pay One Hundred
Dollars and many thanks.
July 70, 1870.
july29-6w ANDREWS q PERRY,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

THET TaII term OF the Chic Business Col
lese con .nenes Il e arst Monday OF sep
tember. All desiring to attend this college
this fall win do we'll 10 commence at the
above stated time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

QUARrERLY AIEETTNG.-The 4th Quarter
ly meeting OF st. Paul's Ii. E. Church viii
be held Saturday and Sunday, the 2Uth and
PIT inst. Sermon BY Rev. 9. A. Van Anda.
Eden. Saturday at ~ P. II.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
20 Ntlla. NIarch 8. Isaa.

= = n ll9tFY 1tFllIf " HUI u 15u5,
Ny Dear i9': MS daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured of that
horrible dtsease, Scro fufa. which for years
rendered life d torment. After all medicines
and many plIySicisns had been tried, and
failed, L commenced giving yuur pills. She
took them almost every day for three
months, constantly Improving. She has
now entirely recover, Il. Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER.
Hon. B. BRA NDR ETH. julyS-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCrOfuIa Cured by Brand
refhsS pills,

Brand reths Pills penetrate the whole
mass Of blood, .aU,ing The expulsion OF i'm
purittes. The bouy feels relieved from
single dose; what then may be expected
from twenty? By continuing their use.
the whole of the blood in time, becnnnes pu-
rifed, and the body reconstructed from
good material, and new lease OF life Sc
cured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

A SIDEWALK Of dressed limestone IS
being laid along the east side Of the
Court House enclosure. The iron fence
around the enclosure is also progressing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

THE FOLLOWING are the Democratic
nominees for county Offices Auditor,
Burton Moore; Prosecuting Attorney,
r. F. Hurlbutt; Sheriff. S. B. Weiser !;
Coroner. s Jackson; In6rmary Direc-
tor. /. B. Hanover.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

CoRREcTIoN.-The name of Judge
B. c. Waters should have been included
in the list Of Congressional delegates as
published last week in the proceedings
of the County Convention. 1t was ac-
cidentaIly omitted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

For KANsAs.-Several Delawarians
set out On an excursion to Kansas last
Tuesday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

THE FIREwhich occassloned the alarm
on Sunday broke out in the roof Of MIR.
Newton Davis house on west William
street, and was extinguished by means
of a force pump belonging to the culin-
ary department. The FIRE caught from
defective fue and occasioned no very
great. damage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

Corn. IS cents.
Wheat, 81 IoC9I IS.
Oats. old, 4sc; new 55c.
Flour twhoIesalel, S 5oC96 50.
Flour (retail). 81 ooC97 60
We are indebted for the above quota
ions to Messrs. Miller & Wottring.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

n9 MART BRoDER1cK pays the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs. Cali az
corner or North and Depot Streets, East
Delaware. june-I7-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

SHOULD the weather be favorable Rev.
c. A. Van Anda. Of Columbus, will
preach on the College Campus next
Sunday evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19
sPRCIAL NOTICE

To all VINO have
Machinery Co Repair, &c.
have the plenfura or Amfommahrtw any
i friends anu the pub ic generally, tnnt y
have taken the shop recently orcurAna DT
Burnhnms Miller q Co, tkn0Wn Ra The CITY
Founury), and am prepared % give prompt
attention 10 all Work iutrualed 20 mtss
Patterns and Models uinde 20 order. elsl-
lngs in Ir''n or Brasa Furnished on shorl mo-
y. A. BUnNHAHI.
apr22tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

test,ing that it contains no harmful In
gredienJ. On the o her hand, in the Jour
nal OF Chemistry may be found the state
mrnt hat there are low ards Of thirty pois-
o8IOus hair dyes ts1ore 64fs yulJl ic-s ClIoUse
the only sHfts-s nd sur one 4-.s4
Z CRISTADORO'S HAIR 'PRESEEGV A.
TIVE E, as "a Dressing. HCiS like ~ charm on
the hair after Dying. Try it. Ijuly s-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-19

D. sHARADIE WITH 8. srERE's CHEAP
SIDR.-shaFadin would be happy to have
his friends give him q call for big bargains
aug12-2w
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SIEsCELLANEOUs.


no OUR FRIENDS and CuaTOm-ERs
wWTR are happy 90 imNnrua our Gi.lemlu
wv that we have taken store well sit
mated cl sse 10 the First National Ben ki one
hundred feet deep, aud QUE nE tle u4elt
torres ia Delaware 10 carry on t.te 4fL
fsooits business. We have this day formed
nNrtnrrship under the name Of Chamber
lain and Bell. We shall Keep q nplonu q
itna of Drg Gn1ua, and hope 20 see our old
Gust ionas-Is, and as many new ones ng VIII
ftVor ma with a call. our motto Flil be Co
sell goods at low prices.--snnnN prolta and
quick returns ia the only true policy 90 dpv
inR business. We ahnu nprn on Madnesr
day. the 18th OF July. Our store Wiii he
cnllad the Oriminml HcDniniH Dry HundF
Store. as we eWp-ct our support from tho
people. ~ W. CH a q lBEktAAANt
aug5w2 RQBr. BELL.