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A WIFE'S BLAST AGAIXST TO
BACCO. 119 bits lu a comer, from morning to night,
T' smoke, chew, smoke !
He rises at. dawn his pipe to light.
One pulling and chewing with all hi- might
Till the hour of sleep. Tis his delight
T smoke, chew, fmoke.
Tlie quid goes in when the pipe goes out
Tis chew, chew, chew ;
rota cloud or smoke gots up from his
throat,
Then his mouth sends a entant Mtrcam
alloat ;
-SFi 'TIS chew, chew, chew.
t ' .
He iu all day in a smoke or fog
"Ti puff, puff, puff;"
He grfrwls at his wife, the cat aDd dog.
He covers with 01th the carpet and rug.
And hi only answer, when I give him a
Jog,
c . .. Is ifl-. VOfT, pwf-j
The house all o'er froi"1 rmd t9rnd.
In whatever room my way i .e2'l. ,
If I take his clothes to patch an J t4id,.
K, ngrateful fumes will ever ascend
Of smoke, smoke, sroohe.
At home or abroad, afar or near,
... 'Tis smoke, smoke, smoke
Hts month is stu ffed from ear to ear, '
k .g th s?mP of a pipe no dear ;
And his Uayg will eud, I verily fear
lu smoke, smoke, smoke'.
Evening Telegram.
FARM AD IIOLSEIIOJLO.
Tomato Catsup. One bushel ripe tomatoes-boil
until soft-sqaeere through
a sieve, and add one quart vinegar,
half pint salt, one oss, cloves, one oz.
ullspice, half oz. cayenne pepper, two
oz. mustard seed, and boil the whole
three hours.
Chopped Pickles. One aallon ureen
tomatoes chopped fine 1 green pep
pers 3 onions handful of salt sprin
kled over them. Let them stand 6
hours drain off the liquor and add 1
taDiespoonful of eround pepper, 1 of
allsoiee, 1 of made mustard, X pint of
musiaru ceu, a pini9 or vinegar.
uraham Bbkad. Two ewps sweet
milk, 2 cups sour milk or buttermilk.
'A cup molasses, 1 teaspoouful soda,
with unbolted wheat meal to make a
stiff oatter. This cannot be beaten for
oreaa.
Baked Indian Podding. Scald
quart of milk. Wet ud a teacnn of In
dian meal and hree teaspoonfuls wheat
flour in cold iffilk ; stir it into the boil
ing milk. Then add a teacup sugar,
teaspoon cinnamon and half teasnoon
salt. Pour the batter into a two-quart
uiau a u vi itii up wiin eoiu milk. Mix,
and bake slowly four or five hours
smm milk makes the best pudding,
How to Remove Rust. Alady writes
Irom Vermont to inform us that she
accidentally discovered an easy way oi
ivu,w,m(jiuBi irmuBieei, one pur
number of badlv mated fnrti in
tumbler of kerosene-nil. anil after
inn them there some time found that
the rust had become so much loosened
mat ib luuueu on ream v. .v n a cairs
that she has since then used this oil to
ciean ner Knives and sewing-machine.
CURE FOH CANCER,
From the Philadelphia North American
inventions are generally the result
oi investigation ana study, while dis
coveries are frequently made when an.
other effect than the one obtained has
been sought. An interesting confirms
tion of the correctness of the latter re
mark has oecnrred to Israel H. John
son, of Ivo. 119 Market street, wh
recommenced a'wpak solntion of ear.
bolic acid as a trasRto correct t he stench
of a lare and oftenSrve cancer. But
the application almost icffnediately re
moved not only the stone!?,'' but also
the pain, and ultimately effected a cure
of the disease. Since then this irVifiedy
has been nsed with such satisfactory
success in numerous cases of cancerorts
complaints, that if friend Johnson
had been disposed to keep the compO'
siuon a secret ana sell a cancer lotion
so many high testimonials of its effl
cacy could have been produced as would
have attracted public attention. But as
sufferers from cancer or cancerous sores
may, of themselves or under the ad
vice of a physician, test the utility of
the wash, its composition and mode of
use are here given, namely: One-fourth
of one ounce of carbolic acid in one
quart of water, applied at least three
timesperday. Friend Johnson recom
mends sometimes the carbolic acid in
tlm propunlon ort ouu-clKhtrr uf an
Ounce to a quart of water, to be taken
in doses of one tablespoonful three
times a day.
SIZE OF NAILS.
"The following table will show any
one at a glance tile lenstth ,of the va
rious sizes and the number of nails in
a pound. They are rated at "3 penny"
no to "20 rjenny." The rst, column
ai ves the number, the second tibfe length
in inches, and the third the nuni'ber
per pound :
3 penny.....
1 inch
IMinch
.l?inch
2 inch
2Uioch
2j2inch
Jf;jinch
A inch
inch
4 inch
4 inch
A inch
6 inch ....
.7 inch
....557
4 penny.
' 5 penny
6 penny
7 penny.
8 peony.
10 penny.
12 penny.
20 penny
Spikes
Spikes
Spikes
Spikes
...j2
...jm
....157
HI
.....101
Sipiites..
From this tble an estimate of quan
tity and suitable siz?8 for aDy job of
work can oe easily hkiuu.
'"VVhv. Sambo, how black you are! "
said a gentleman the other day to a
negro waiter at a notei. - now m m
name of wonder did you get so black T"
. " VVhv. look- here, massa. de reason
am dis : de day dis chile was born dere
was an eclipse." I
A Christian bargain or sale is one
in which there is neither Cheating for
profit or lying for gainj
a rMn-istian vard is thirtv-si inches-
arid is not shortened by the handling
OI lilt. nuLiv.
A Christian pound weighs sixteen
.ounces,and is at least evenly balanced.
inches, and is filled brimful.
A Christian ton is 2009 pounds, and
is not roughly judged, Dut conscien
tiously weighed.
A little darkey was recently found
sitting on the step of a fashionable
house, crying pitilully. "Wnat's de
matter wid vuu?" akeil a colored wo
man. "Dar's matter 'iiufl'd rouble all
ober de honse. Fadder am drunk
mudder am gone home wid close Sis
broke de lookinfE-glaaa wid de broom
stick de baby sot her eves full ot kvan
pepper, and little Ned Anthony put de
mu--tard on bis hair lor goose-grease. I
put salt lit mj tea for white sugar,
and it made me sick. De dog licked
iNed's iaee, and bis mouth full of mus
tard. and lies under de bed a howlin'.
De kitten got her head in de milk-not.
and Icuther beadorl-tosavede pitcher
and den I badMQ breafc depiicher to get
. ne neau urn.; aou ue way i n get licked
. when mother conies home for settingde
oea aiire win oe sid.
Washington Irving and Lewis Oav-
lord Clark, while walking near Sleepy
Hollow, werj overtaken by a storm.
There was great thundering and lighten
ing, and Mr. Irviug took refuge under
tree, asking his companion: .
"Why don't you com in here and
be as comfortably housed as I am t"
'I darn't do it, my dear sir," replied
Mr. Clarke. "I am afraid of lightning.
My f .ther was once nearly killed by it
while standing under a tree in a thunder-storm,
and he always enjoined it
upon his twin boys never to do the
like."
"Oh," said Irving thatulters the ease.
If lightning Turut in your family,! com
mend your caution."
A subscriber requests the publication
of the following :
Quartet Singing. One of the best il
lustrations though not Intended for
that pnrpose of fashionable quartet
and choir sinking, in what some people
', cutiouly call public worship, is given
in the "Jiodge Club ; or Italy In 1859."
Tho AmerioanSenatortravel'-nnln Aus
trian Italy is am stfd lor sedulous ut
terances, a spy hsvinir taken down
pit of a conversation which the Sena
tor held with a lady about poetry. The
py' report was produced in the Police
Court, nd was as follows : '
Ma ouillma tola .uda fte ensoce fre
lnaa ds anslt anin asnlef a odd t af
l fa laaiinna In lis."
, , NT..t'.,d.y c iuld interpret It, or tell
!lJ inp!uaKe It was in, anv more than
' " ''' S!!1 nce ca" tel in what lan
; ' -"ngnrs are "performing."
, A t. 'Aiiortmefy, mid refresh
f. and ODD FELLOW FItv nator declar. d
t?,1 Plati's Jewniry. H&J,hy was :
WiUlams Block. jmy,r-' ,
HEW ADVERTISEMEXTS;
AEIT8.i2SSe
Railroad opened. Seven
davsfrom New YorktoSan
Francisco, and a new Interest felt in the
Great West.
Tai Old West as it was th Hew
West as It is are fully dwcribed in onr new
edition of
RICHIRUSOJ'H
u Beyond the Hissisippi, "
Written down to Summer of 18G9,
with new Text new Maps, new Index, new
Illustrations. SO Pci,ai(KsgrTlgi
nd the hM aeemrate Map I"
World.
Don't attempt to sell other lwxk,old mat
ter, rehashed aud copied, under new name.
Sell the original, complete from 1SS1 to
I860. Send for Circulars which will tell
the whole story- Address R. W. BUSS A
CO., Toledo, or NF.TTIRTON A Co., Cincin
nati, Ohio.
Aromatic Vegetable $ap.
partite Delicate .'" """
Childrew.
SOLD BY AM. mtl'lST8.
amid
Lock PA
Messrs. Lippineott. Bukewell, PitUfxnrg, Pa.
olraVWe have been uhiuk yo make ot
Gaes.Haws in our Mill, and find '
poict of quality, superior to any "
ever usM. BtAifimA'RJi C-
"JAMESTOWN, Jf. Y.
ble with your Sa-B";-ffiey don't need to be
lined up wlin paper;' e wi. wrc;u VuAt.uc
Mandril, and they go 3'tM alou?. .
Temper perfectly un.T-irnr, ani qusiiiy
unsurpassed. Respectfully, ,
LIPPISCOTT dc BAKKLt,
Mnniifacturers of Circular. Mu'wV. Mill
Qang and Cross-Cut Saws. Choppirte Axes,
all shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe. Khavels,
Spades, and Miles' Patent Covered scocy,
TF von want a handsome present, address'
1 with-stamp, Rice JiAHtKi, box mo
Boat ft5.1, Mass. ....
$10 iWr" ay Guaranteed
Agents to fWli' flo- Home Shuttle Sewing
Machine. It iri!tes-tbeLock Stitch, alike
on both sides, tfss- the under-feed, and Is
equal in every respect t'o any Sewing Ma
chine ever invented, Price 2 Warrant
ed for Ave vears. Sorvd- for circular. Ad
dress JOHSSOJf CLASK e Boston,
Mass., Pittsburg, Fa, or tot- Jxo
9 A Day for all.
N. Y.
Address A. J.FlTtiA.MV
BlnsketSHOT GlJiSwrr-d
To shoot close and kill 0 yards. PrS
.A o. V Biited. Army Guns and Revol
vers. Send stamp for price list of Kifles,
Mhot Oans, Revolvers, to JOHXSTOJi'S
GUN WORKS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
EMPLuVMEliT thatpayt. For particu
lars address 8. E. Spknckr t'o., BriM
tleboro, t.
ASK Yor Doctor or Drwgglst 19W
iWEET IMUHIKE-lt equals (bittes).
Quinine. Is made only by F. STEARSe,
Chemist, Detroit.
CLOTIHXG.
A CJLRD.
THE
Springr Summer Trade
OF
I860'.-
To strive for wealth is eminently proper, and
he it the ablest who can do it in the most honor
able manner, with the least expenditure, com-
p licatiin vexing troubles and wasting care.
Tm f Business profitably and pleasantly, a
MerchHrtt lla to ehme-ne three rules.-
1st. To buy the
Right Goods I
At RIslit Price t!
And at tne Rint Time ! ! I
2d.
To meet hi obligation punctually,
"pay.
lng prompt," pleads for the interest of that
Merchant with the eloquence of a Dan. Webster.
3d.
To cut down hi expense, "a a dollar
I saved is a dollar earned," and it enable one to
We speak in praise of those rules, for we have
, tried them, and find them to be the only mean
I to a uccessfta mercantile career.
a uccessft& JT
BEHOLD
rir?VlVOTTS JL FItAlVK.
Have on hand an immense stock of
Spring & Summer
CIOTUI1VG
Oven for inspection by the public. We still
hold to the principle that it is better for us and
for our customers, .that we keep none but good
and well made goods. We still adhere toojn
system'
QUICK SALES AND SMALL, PROFITS
We wish it distinctly understood that our
ric are low ,and that ue do
I
not intend any
House in Delaware shall sell good and wet
made Clothing less than Reynolds it Frank
Common trash we do not pretend to keep
Our stock of
BOYS' CLOTHING
Is unusually attractive,
etyoj
Also an endless vart-
QeKts' Fmrnistolug C4s,
Truki, Valla, Kte
Hats ud Caiw rr
Hnu' YatlM Cbllanai' Wea
Latest style out promptly received.
Our Merchant TailoringiDepartment
complete. Garments made to order in first dash
tyle on short notice. We have a large stock
doth. Cassimeres, Tweeds, and Jean, whic
we will sell by the yard at the cheapest price
town. We respectfully ask a call from on and
all to examine our goods' before purchasing else
here, wb Cutting done to order." '
REYNOLDS A FRANK.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
THE Stockholder of the Delaware
and County Line Turnpike Company
are hereby notified that the second lnxt ali
ment of 10 per cent, of the Capital Stock of
said Company will be due and payable on
the 17th day of August, A, D. 1869, to David
Bevan, Treasurer of (aid Company, at th
store of c. Hills A Co., in Delaware.. Ohio.
J une 16, lssn.
. . HENRY W. CHAMBERLAIN,
" Secretary of the Company
DRY GOODS.
I.n.TlESE SALE
OF i
Dry Cioods, Carpets, &.
J. H. Mendenhall Sc. C.,
Have on hand a splendid assortment t
D II Y O O 1 S !
consisting in part of
Silks, Poplins, Alpaccas, Merinos, Kmp s
CToths, Shawls, Cloaklutpssr Cloths,
Cassimeres, Blankets, Quilts, De-
luimes, Ginghams, Prints
and Muslins, Flan- 7"
nels all kiudK,
Cariets, OU Cloths,
- Doe Skin Jeans, Pennsyl- -
vania .Plaid Flannels, Dayton
Carpet w"rp,Daj ton Cotton Yam, Shen-
JnirK, Tickinrs, Checks, b tripes, Batts, Scc.
At Very IiOW Prices.
The Price of Cutting
DEDUCTED FROM
Cost or Cloak Patterns .J
OUR CUSTOMEitS
Can have Utelr garments cat in atyles of
their own preference.
J. II. Jlcndenhall & Co.,
oe23 g B. "W. Cor. Main A Wlnter'Hta
i
IOW IS YOUR CIXA1VC E.
JEW
Syrtasi and Summer
CrOOdS
' Iteeoive am K-e,eetvlis
ST CK COJIPLETE
VWtTSIJALLt ATTRACTIVE!
.-I!':'?
All " ISie Hoveltie
oi" the
5-'j-5-' Season. ;
Kress Goods, Shawls,
Fancy Colored Silk
Black Silks.
The UMrlvaleA BiUVmle Brand
Black Sc Colored Alpacas,
Beautiful shades, always on sale.
White Goods,
. . Laces, .
Einens,
Kid Gloves,
Lisle Gloves,
Hosiery,.,
Notion,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS
,S - . . . - - , ;
Carpets, Oil Clothe, R(i, Cmrtatno, -
i . t -..".' - f .-: tk'-'
. , AO., feet A.ot
And all other articles usually kept in a ,
Flrst-Class Dry Goods Store.
All of which will be sold at j
The Very Lowest ? Price,
GIVE Va A TRIAIi. j
Vtrat Dry Osoda Store North of II y
att's Corner, Delaware, Ohio.
Respectfully,"
nLAXCnARDS Jb ADAMS.
myas-tf
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &.C.
AYER'S S IRS APARILL A,
FOR. PUBIFTIirG THE BLOOD.
The reputation this excellent medicine
enjovs, is derived from its cures, many of
which are truly marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous disease, where the svs-
temseemea saturated wiin corruption nave
been purified and cured by it. Scrofulous
affections ana disorders, which were aggra
vated by tne scrofulous contamination un
til they were painfully afflicting, have been
radically cured in sucn great number in al
most every section of the country, that the
public scarcely need to lte lnlormed of its
virtues or uses.
?crofulous noison Is one of the most de
structive enemies of our race. Often this
unseen ana unteit tenant of the organism
undermines the constitution, and invites
the attack of enfeebling and fatal diseases,
without exciting a suspicion of its presence.
Again, it seems to breed infection ibrouifh
out the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other
of Its hideous forms, either on the surface
or among the vitals. In the lnttoi- tiux.,-.
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs
or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or
it shows its presence by eruptions on the
skin, or foul ulcerations on some part of the
body. Hence the occasional use of a bottle
oi in is ha.ka-ji iciLLji is advisable, even
w iieu no aci.i vesy m ptoms of dinease appear.
Persons afflicted with the following com
plaints ffenerallv find immedioi. 1 ;
and at. length, cure, by the use of this 8AB-
bai-akiIjA : at. Jlnthorxy t Fire, Jtwie or
Arysipelas, Tetter, Salt Jiheum, Scald Head
Ringworm, Sore Evts. Sore Eart. and other
eruptions or visible forms of x.-?-,,.. -
aisease. Also in tne more concealed forms
as Dyspepsia, Iropsy, Heart Disease fU
Epilepsy, Nevralgia, and the various Ulcerous
affections of J he muscular and nervous sys
tems. .
Sjjvhili&OT Venereal and Mercureal Diseases
are cured by it, though a long time is re
quired for subduing these obstinate mala
dies oy any medicine. But long continued
use of this medicine will cure the com
plaint Jjeueorrfujca or WTiites. Uterine Ulcere
ation, and FemaJ Diseases, are commonly
mod relieved crhd -ultimately cured by its
puriiying ana invigorating enect. Minute
Directions for each case are found in our
Almanac, supplied gratis, liheurnaiistn and
Umt, when caused by accumulations of ex
traneous matters in the blood, yield quick
ly to it, as also Urer Oomphainta, Torpidity,
ijongesitotioT jnjiammauonvi tne Ltfer aud
Jaundice, when arising, as they often do,
irom vue ranKimg poisons in tne blood.
lais SAMSAJ'AJilLIjA is a great restorer
iur me Bireugiu ana vigor oi tne system.
1 hose who are Languid and Listless. Desuon-
dent. Sleepless, and troubled with JVervous
Apprefienstons or ears, or anv of the affec
tions svmptomatic of Weainffss. will find
Immediate relief and convincing evidence
oi us restorative power upon trial,
. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYEB CO.," Low
ell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Cnein-
1SL, . ?
S. LYBRAND fc CO., Agents, Delaware, O.,
and for sale by all Druggists and Medicine
dealers everywhere.
Painters' iflaterials.
A LIi kinds of Painters' Materials
a. . soio. very cneap, at tne
UPPER DRUG STORE.
April 9, '09-tf No. a Williams Eiock.
' PAIISTS.
FAHXESTOCK'S Strictly Pare Ld,
Atlantic liead. Zinc, Rock Paint, and all
colors, both dry and ground In oil, for sale
by N.U.STARR.
opposite American House.
S. EYBRAIVD & CO.
Successors to M. L. Starr.)
The Upper Drug: Store
IS THE PLACE TO GET
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye-stiffs,
Oils, Paints, Perfumery, Preparations for
the Hair fc Teeth, Soap, Tooth Brushes,
Brushes of all kinds. Patent Medi
cines, and every article usually
to be found in Drug Stores.
Ihj sicians Prescriptions
Compounded with special care, and can be
relied on for purity of materials and accu
racy of composition.
M. L. STARR will have chai ee of the bu
sinews for some months, as heretofore, and
we intend to have an experienced Druggist
in tne store at an times.
Feb. 12, '69. S. LYBRAXD 4 CO,
FRESH DRIGS
T ECEIVEO (Terr week at the Cen
XV tral Drug Store, opposite the American
li. C. STARR, Druggist.
OILS
-n A W .nil Balled LITiscrrt oil, J
XV Oil. Neat's-foot Oil, Fish Oil, Lubricat-
. . , -, I ' , .1. 1 1.1 v. . ,
TM, TT. RTARR. Druedist.
Opposite American House, Delaware, u.
B it IT S H E S
OJIBS, Pf.rfnmcry, Toilet Soaps anil
V r ancy Articles, sola Dy
N. TJ. ST AKR, Druggist.
RYE STUFFS,
: i- W ; r
riF all kinds, and the liest quality,
J kept constantly on nana at
N. V. STARR'S DRUG STORE,
Opposite the American House, Delaware, O.
BRUSHES.
TTHITB Wain, Faint, Shot, Hair,
It ana ail Kincuor Busaessotaoneap oy
IS. L BtlA U X tU..
April 9, '69-tf N o. Williams Block.
. : .;. , PURE WIjTES
TO Liquors, for Medicinal Uses, for
XTl sale by JN. U. tsXAKK, umgist, .
,'. Opposite American House, Delaware
An Ode to a Choice Cigar.
Yes, social friend, I love thee well.
In learned Doctors' spite;
Thy clouds all other clouds dispel,
And lap me in delight.
' All ye who love a choice cigar.
Can buy one such of N. IT. STARR.
PURE SPICES
AND strictly Fnre Cream Tartar and
Soda, sold at the
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
Opposite American House.
FAJCY GOODS.
THB Largest Stock of faney tioodi
in town, at the
UPPER DRUG STORE,
April 9, '69-tf No. 5 Williams Block.
FOR AIVYTIIKYG
TIT the line of Drneelsts. call
t the
JL Drug Store of N. U. STA RR,
Opposite American House
July 10, '68.
Delaware, oliio.
IXSURAXCE.
THE B4V1TABLE
Life Assurance Society,
No, 99 Broadway, New Yorlc.
8. IvUOA AVIA, General Ag't.,
. DELAWARE, OHIO.
Thk KatiiTABiiK Lips Asscbanck Society
Stands in the foremost rank.
Its Assets amount to : " :
Its Annual Receipts amount to
S7,000,(IOO
i,aou,ooo
DIVIDENDS are made on the Contri.
button plan. Call at the office of the
General Agent aud secure statements ex
plaining the oasis of system. ,
2&JIlALt ACUTS, OFFICE:
!Vo. lO Sandusky Street, Dela
ware, Ohio.
;Beptili,lMr
tine 'of Children Shoes at
WALDO'S NEW SXOltK, on Winter St
SEWIXG 3IACIIIXES.
THE SIXGER ,';
rnHB 8increr Maniifacturlne Co-
1 Sfew Family HuMu- ' Other
family Sewing Machine has so rapidly won
favor in tbe household. The very large
salesof that popular machine, as shown by
official returns, far exceed those of any oth
er company, and this tact or result has been
owing to its real merits - hence its great and
Browing popularity. It In simple in con
struciion, easily understood. ensiiy operated
all its parts gliding smnotiiiy ana noi--
lessiy along not lianie to get iui in uruer,
has capacity for a great range and VMriety
Of work, newinir all kinds of cloth and with
all kinds of thread, and with the numerous
aiiacnments lor nemmmg, coraing, iuck-
V1'?, Quilting, trimming, binding, braidine,
(V (' Rll.l AmV.wiHu.. .... .. i - . n i. i . . . r.-. ,1 i . . 1 1
tasteful and difRnlt. .lesierns 1r lhn movt
perfect Of all famllv sewincr maciiinea Anv
One Who Will I U t tmithla l.i araminp
inemenm or thedlfferent machines claim
ing attention, can soon discover whether we
claim too much tnronra. It would avail
nothing to make the above assertions If we
were not ready to prove them, and all we
ak is a tri!. for ob-ervHtin alone can
justly convey a clear impression of the
many kinds oi work oi wnicu our ntw
family machine is capable.
THE FOLDISG CASES,
Which onen with snaclons tables to sustain
tbe work, and which fold into tables or
boxes tojrotect tne macmnes, wnen not
ue, trom uust ana meoniesonie ntiKers are
mHde from choice woods, embellished by
pleasing designs, thus making our new fam
ily machine not only an ornamental niece
of furuiiure, butlo some of the more elan-
oraiely nnishea machines, a work of real
art.
THE ATTACHMENTS
Of our new family machine, above reierred
to, are not only numerous, but highly useful
tor tne purposes ior wnicn mey were in
tended. They need only a trial to show
their great value. Among the mobt recent
of the attachments is tne
MBUOIDEREB.
Of the different attachments of our new
family machine whicti nave secured the at
tention and approval of our customer. that
lor embroidering, like the ueinmer, la one
of the few instruments which will most
please and satisfy ihe ob-erver of its real
value. It Is o i-imple in structure, that any
one wno can sew on our macuine enn u.-e it
and without instruction. It may be atiach
ed toor deiactied fiom tne mactium in an
instant, without- a lengihy description.
iiiii c i. u tiucu, ii wnuiu iiixuuuii. to de
scribe th- great variety of work that this
litue instrument will n. ine reader must
not suppose that what we sneak of is a mere
chain si itch operHtiou, which is sometimes
fiuinomusiy lermea emoroiaery. it de
sired, i h ree colors of any kind of ihreaii
may be u-u at any one time, and the colors
or thread may De changed at the will of the
operator, by removing itie spools in ne and
putting otners in tneir stead ; thu- as many
or as few colors may be used as the operator
A great variety of results are pruuucetl n
ine manner in wnicn tne tensions are regu
lated. Different results may be nroduced
wnue ine luacuiiiH isiu moi ion ov simblv
cuuugiDg tne ie7Wi07ts. nesuiis vary accord
ing to the length of utitehes, kinds, colors
and tensions ot the threads, as wt-ll as i-izes
oi me needles used. The Knibroiderer will
use anv kind Of thread. The use of zenhvr
worsted for certain purposes gives very
pleasing result s. Inordertoget a just idea
o' mis vaiuaoie attachment it will be ne
cessary to see it lu operation.
MANCFACTTJRITSTO MACHIN EH. We
would ask attention to our new Button-hole
Machine, which istheonlv nraeftcafButton-
noie Mactune claiming puoiio attention
Our manufnctunng machine-, forother pur
poses, are too wen Known to need com
ment.
MACHINE TWTPT. We have recentlv
enlarged our Silk Mills In Newark, N. J.,
and furnished ihem with the latest and
mostimproved machinery, which is beinar
operoieu Dy nigniy skilled labor, w e Know
ana ieei tne lmoortance of not onlv sun-
plying the users of our machines, but the
trade generally with tbe he-t qualify of
machine xwiST.wbich wesellby measuee
rather than bv WEIRTIT. The Rvstem of
selling by weight has given manufacturers
the opportunity of so heavily weighting
silk in the process of dyeing as not onlv to
greatly injure its quality, out also convey a
wrong impression about Its quantity, in
this respect we mean to be above suspicion
1 he manner in wbich.tlie sizes of silk are
graduated is also a matter of great Import
ance, out we use ine trreaiest possible care
ibat.the graduation slmll be exceeoiiiKly ac
curate. In addition to nmuuf'acturina from
ihe best quality ot raw biik, tne evenness ot
thread aud rwautv of nuisti of the manu
factured article wlimot, we think, be soon
surpassed. Laeb spuoi f Mia manufaciur
ed hv us. of anv particular size or letter, ir.
respective oi wetgnt, wunuuu me numoer
of yards printed thereon. Length, t-treiigth,
size, quality and finish of the thread are to
De looKetl to ramer iijun wei)(iiii we are
now silft manufacturers on a large scale
n ni feel thai, a laiee trade ian onlv be re
tained by us in furnishinsr asupeiiorarticle
at a fair price. If oi ner brands of Twist be
offered at less price than ours, purchasers
may rest assurea mat it is tntei lor in quail-
LJ-, aencient in quantity, or ootn.
we have and shall keeD In stock at our
Central Office, and various aaencles, Twist
of all nzett and f ttte - various colors and
shades of color in use, and which will be
sold at Hew I ork prices.
Tbe Singer Manufacturing Co.
No. 45 8 Broadway, New York-
ClKCINNATI Ol-FICE, "
61 WEST POIJKTH STREET.
apr 23 '69 tf - .
A CARD.
CO prove tlie statement made by me
L recently in the local columns of this
paper, that I had sold and could sell the
Singer Machine, and that I am the Agent
or all first class Sewinc Machines, a'l 1 ask
s that the citizsns of Delaware and viciui
y call at the office over Brown's Shoe Store.
where they can see the different machines
an togetner, ana we can snow tne ainer-
ence Between them.
AGESTT FOB
Wheeler & Wilson, Florence,
iloire, singer,
ALL FIRST CLASS MACHINES.
Repairing promptly done. Machines ta
ken in exchange when desired. We can
furnish recommendations for the Wheeler
A Wilson Machine where it has been run 11
, years, and in constant use, in the town of
Delaware. All who have used different ma
chines find the Wheeler & Wilson to be
vastly superior for doing the greatest varie
ty of work, simplicity of construction and
durability.
Kotice articles hiken from the Scien
tific American in the Local otice Column.
Get a Wheeler lb "Wilson Sewing: 9Ia
cblne as a present for your lady.
I have the manufacturing Howe Machine
forS75, a Family Howe for &5, and a Singer
Family for 855. Also, Thread, Silk, Oil, and
Needles, for all machines. We have on
hand also the-Wheeler & Wilson Improved.
Dec. 18. '(W-tl W. H. SMITH. Agent.
;Rrfi:sni;s.
NEW FIRJI !
HENRY Itohinson A. Nelson W. Cone,
having formed a enpartuership for the
purpose of carrying on the Grocery Busi
ness, have opened out at the late stand ot
M. Jackson, in the Evaus' Block, an entire
new stock of
Choice Family Groceries
AND
1 R O V I S I O W S ,
To which the attention of the citizens of
Delaware Is invited.
OUR STOCK
Consists of everything usually found iu a
First Class Grocery,
and we are bound to sell
As Cheap as the Cheapest !
TERMS, : : CASH.
Goods purchased ofus will be delivered
Within any partot the Corporation limns.
We respectfully solicit a share of the pat
ron ige of the public,
ai-r23 lid lm.
ROBINSON & CONE
GALLERER Sc. FIERSOHf
i . i Dealers In .
Groceries and Provisions
OF ALL KIXDS; ,
Fruit, Auts, Candies, &.C., &c,
SANDUSKY sTBEET,.
Second door north of J. Hyatt t Co.' Store,
Puy the highest market price for
Country produce of all Kind.
WE will he pleased to see all
old customers, and as many new
as may favor us with their putroiuige.
deuu? 07 t o o
our
ones
DUMO.tl), Ruby, Gai-net and Agate
Rings, new styles. Just receiv. d at
No. a Williams Hlock.
LADIES' Watohes new stock very
pretty styles and very cheap. Just re
ceived at the JewulryUre.or C.PI.ATT,
Williams Block.
CtOTIIIG'
CLOTHIN G !
CIiOTHIiVCr !
CtOTHIG!
Cheap !
Cheaper !
Cheapest!!
AT THE
CHEAP SIDE O. K.
CLOTIII EIIPOllIU 'M 1
SAMUEL STERN
ltlr Mock ef Sew Kootls,
SPRI S C .1 IS St S U M M ER,
4( fiieat I?;iip;iins.
If you want Goods, new and fresh, cheap
er than you can buy old stock elsewhere,
nen call at tne
CHEAP SIDE.
If you want old stock at War Prices, then
go somewhere else, as Samuel stem does
not Keep inat kind.
We siuv Samuel's advertisement :
v e Called at, Snmnel'H Criemn sn .
We examined Samuel's styles and 'prices :
We ftnw Samuel Dulling v.il. , . '
-,Vr iiii;o Ul guuua ,
" J ui iiti.-uru on guuua OI oamuel ;
We paid (Samuel ;
We are hannv -
Go thou and do likewise, for Sam net re
ceives
H'ew Cioods Every Week,
and as he buys them all for Cash, he will
.
sell oeia
Cheaper than any- otlier Honse.
See Prices.
Coats from HI 00 to SIS 00
Pants from 75 to 8 00
Vests from 50 to 3 50
Suits from 4 00 to 24 00
Hats from 20 to 4 00
Caps from 10 to 1 50
Neck-Ties from......... 8 to
Collars, per box, from 9 to 30
Every thing Else In Proportion.
Don't fail to call for any thing in the lin
of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunk s, Volise
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Ac, at
SAM'L STERX'S CHEAP SIDE O. K.,
inyll 99 Main St.. Del a. n an, O
HOOP-SKIRTS & CORSETS.
WAn . ' ..4 .. . .... w IIoolni
Motions and l ancy oooas.
J. ery other style of Plain and Fane-r'lm-
portea ana American corsets alwavs on
hand. Also, the Patent Self-Fastening
.isuNivs wr sale. .. .
Any style or shape of Hoop-Skirt made to
order, on snurt notice, ana at tne lowest
New York prices. All work warranted,
Give us a call. MRS. R. A. KELLY.
36 Sandusky street, opposite Court House,
ueiaware, jiuo my-iy
3IILL1.EHY.
LADIES, ATTEiT!Oi
li A R ti E and S I E E IV D I D I
STOCK of M1LLIAERY
I WOULD respectfully announce to
the citizens ol Delaware and vicinity,
that I have on hand at all times a choice
and well selected stock of
ifHLLOERY and
i'AXCY GOODS!
The latest styles of
BONNETS and HATS, . . ,
RIBBONS, PLUMES,
ORNAMENTS, nod
STRAW TRIM MINOS.
BONNET & HAT FRAMES,
VEILS, LACES and
EMBROIDERY.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
STAMPED APRONS.
CORSETS. HOOP-SKIRTS,
HOSIERY, &c.
I have also added to my MILLINERY, a
fine stock of
R Y G O O R S !
Which will he to vour Interest to examine
before purchasing. - Call and see.
fzr lam prepared at all times to atteitd
promptly to all orders of Millinery.
DON'T FORGET MY LOCATION A few
doors north of Kvans lilock.
21. C. WESSEtL,
No. 8 South Main Street, Delaware, O
Jluy 2 t oil .
VAKXISII WOIlIiS.
1IIY TI1K BEST
ANIl BKCITRB
T1IK CHEAPEST!
No. 1 Conch, .00
No. 1 r'tiriiilurc,., 8,.-'0
Kxtra Klowlng,... 4,73
House fululul'N,.. 4 75
lHintirr 4,.'tii
liy the lihl. 40V ft off.
b liltl, or iiioru 60 V ct.
oft lir cjtsh.
ISAAC HAM SKY, Proprietor
WW'--
J, tm . A
5li S38 x A
( sir" 1V'
r
WOBKS, . l)
BOOKS, &C
HEW BOOK STORE!
XETV BOOKS XOTT OPCXIXG
AT
GRATES & CO.'S OLD STAIVD,
4 BlaiK Street,
DEL AW ARK,..
jlijl b i: i sii aivi ivew;
lo Stale SI ocK to Show You
COltl-RlSING IN PART
HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES,
TRAVELS, ADVENTURES
STORY BOOKS for girb &, boys.
A B n BOOKS, PAPER DOLLS
SCHOOL. BOOKS,
(Wholesale and Retail.)
Geographies, Arithmetics,
Grammars, Readers, Spellers
SLATES, PENS, PENCILS, &c.
BIRLES, TESTAMENTS,
(Large and Small.)
HYMN BOOKS,
(All sizes Fine and Plain.)
PRAYER BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS,
(All kinds that are used in these parts .
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUMS,
PASTE BOARDS,
CARD BOARDS,
FANCY PAPER, WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER?
An. . Entire Yew Stock !
BEAUTIFUL PATTEBSS!
TO BE SOLD AX LOWEST PRICES
At the NEW BOOK STORE.
Fine Initial Writing Paper
and Envelopes.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
PAPEIt AM EXVELOPES,
(At Wholesale and Retail.)
We are also closing off the stock of Graves
a ijo., ar great oargains.
janiby tt w. n.. iiurx a
DRY GOODS.
An1 Illstorj will Repeat Itsel
THE! foreboding: of disaster that
now fills the mercantile mind, are buy
ihe surface Indications oi tne coming; oi
that terrible day of reckoningrwhen every
high-priced merchant shall realize his fatal
error or clinging to his old stock, and to the
old war nrices. instead of selling his worth
less stun for wnat it wouia onng, ana ccarc
ine anew with fresh merchandise. The ma
jority of goods are cheaper this spring in
specie man in oia specie uniw ; uitu me
reason it Is so terribly null wiih most Arms
is, that the people are sineling out the live
ly cash houses, such as 8. P. 4 J. J.SHUR
ana tne nite, ana are patronizing mem al
most exclusively.
Prices Down A i n at Shur's
Splendid Calicoes 10c. regular price 12U
Very best Calicoes l'4 " " 15 18
r ine niusnn... iu . . la
Splendid Muslin, yard
wide 11 ' " H
Extra Bleached, yard
wide 12"' " " 16
Cottonades 3OW40 - - " " 3OS60
All-wool Cassimeres iwasl " il.lofa l.w
White Piaues 23 " " 40(S0
Splendid Dress Goods la Stripes, Checks,
f igurea ana nam cents.
Also, from Auction, immense lots of Cas
simeres, r lnnnels, hhawls, Hosiery, fara
sols. Ladies' Hats, Flowers, Corsets, Hoop-
i tekirts, Ac. at nearly nan price.
we nave a oi7 vile oi taaies . ijenis ana
Misses' Lisle Thread Gloves, which we
bought at less than half the cost to manu
facture them. We propose to divide with
our customers, keeping the lion's share.
We sell the best Kid Gloves in the West at
S1.00. Try the Glove, as we claim there is
none better at the price.
un uress uoous you can save irom iu to
cents a yard.
On other kinds of Goods you can save an
MiViiil proportion.
People livirjjr in Marysville, Columbus.
Mt. Vernon. Cardincton. Gilead. Marion.
and surrounding country, can save money
oy ouying tneir uooas ot us.
o. r. J. J, SllUK.
N. B. Look out for our Price List. Call
and get one. Free to all, or sent free to any
direction desired. S. P. & J. J. S.
FOR THE HAIR.
MISS R. HEADERSOif
Wishes to In
form the ladles
of De la ware
and vicinity,
that she has
opened rooms
for the purpose
of dressing la
dies hair. Cut
tv, ''
ting halr.sham-
Doon nu. uurl,
ing. Crimping,
i&c. She also
Manufactures Wles, Toupees, Curls. Frin-
zes, and Braids. She will nil all orders
promptly, and on the niot reasonable
terms. Rooms on the North-east corner of
inter and Onion streets. jels-3m
AYER'S HAIR TIG OR!
For Restoring Gray Hair to Its
IVatural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which is at
once agreeable, healthy,
and effectual for preserv
ing the hair.' Faded or
gray hair is soon restored
to its original color, with
the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is t hick
ened, falling hair checked, and baldness oft
en, though not always, enred by Its nse
Nothing can restore the balr where the fol
licles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain can be
saved for usefulness by this application. In
stead of fouling the hatr with a pasty sedi
ments, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling off.and consequently
prevent baldness. Free from those delete
rious substances which make some prepar
ations dangerous and injurious to tbe hair,
the Visor can only benefit but not harm It.
If wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found bo desirable. Con
aitilng nelth er oil nor dye. It does not soil
white cambric, and yet lasts lung on the
hair, giving tt a rich glossy lustre and grate
ful perfume. ;
Prepared lij' J. C. Ayer &, Co.,
Pi-uctical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, Mass.
PRICK, 91.00
S. LYBRAND CO., Agents, Delaware,
and for sale by all druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere. febl2'08-ly
R. O
V.
FIRST PREMIUM
Or n Hllvrr Medal
WAl A W A 11 DE 11 TO -.A
BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Q
Uv tlui N. II, RUt At;rtc,i.tur Sorlrt, v(
IU I air, holdvn In IuahUB, Sept. XU, jmuu
HARUETT'S
Vegetable Hair Restorative
Hi-nttWTK (Jmjp Hair to Iti Nutiirml Color pro-inol-a
Hie r-otli of tlie llalrt rlinst- th
a ii lo inrir oriiriniii iirfmue action
fin more i nrvrrnts ft
Hulr OiHinii out t lit uirrior prrpiim. f&
Jb ami the nm-t )... nUr nti reli- a.
f Wi, Konb,
IB U
J. R.
BARRETT & CO., Proprl.tora,
MANCIHrSTFR. N. H.
ITAL10'8 New Shoe Sloi a. on Win.
ter street, la the cheapest felloe store
In Delaware. . jolo
DRY GOODS.
II A HO TIMES ARE ITIOy ITS J
UlOKfEY SCARCE
The laboring man or women who works
hard for their money should go to
J. UTATT & CO'S
for their .
DRV CiOODS, GROCERIES,
Roots and Shoes, &.C.
Received this day, beautiful new styren
IT1ER1MACK CALICOES
. - . . i ; . -At
One Shilling per lard.
Rest Wool Relainea
18 Cents per Yard.
lor
Full Stock Dress Goods dirt cheap.
I-arge
assortment of
Men's and Boys' Wear
VERY LOW.
Rest Coflren only SJ.5 Cts.
ROOTS AT SROES.
Mr. JOSEPH COX (for many years with
J. & I. Day) will superintend this depart
ment. We are selling the best every-day
Custom-made Boot in Delaware Co...5 00
Beat French Kip
Best French Calf. T
Call and see our Boots tsd Shoes. Boys'
Boots In proportion. All we ask Is for you
to see how you can buy No. 1 honest work
for same prices yon have been paying for
Eastern cheap stuff. We are the Agents In
Delaware for the sale of
E. BTJTTERICK A, CO'S
CELEBRATED PATTERS 8
Of Garments for Ladies, Misses, Boys, and
Children of both sexes.
Coll and Get a Cataloyme.
WOOL.
We keep Factory Jeans, Flanuels, Blank
ets, Yarns, Ac, to be exchanged for Word.
Yours, Ac, ' ' '
4. HYATT & CO.
WO O L I
1 will be ready to receive at my Ware
house, at the Depot, sign of the Gilt Buck,
by the 1st of June. Owing to the demoral
ized condition of the Dry Goods trade, Wool
will not, lu my opinion, bring more than
last year's prices. I am in shape to buy
largely, and will pay the highest prices, as
buy direct for manufacturers.
my21. . J.HYATT.
J . S. COX,
DF. ILK It IK CHOCKEH1
Glassware, Table Cutlery and
Plated Spoons, Forks, Castors and
Cake Baskets, and Nickle Silver
Spoons that will last for twenty-five
years. American Block, Delaware
Ohio. my2S-tf
GROCERIES.
CHANCE 13f MODE
OF ROLAC. Rt'SIIVESS.
take this Bwlhnl of Informing
Y the Public that from and after the
20 tli Day of April, ensuing-.
We Willi sell groceries, and all other articles
which we keep forsale, for
CASH, ASD CASH OXLT.
The profits on Groceries are small, and do
not warrant long credits. It is our inten
tion to sell at
Smaller Profits
than ever before, and persons will find on
examining our prices that they are lower
than the same goods have ever been
Offered In this Town,
Persons knowing themselves indebted to
the firm will call and settle. Accounts
open after the 1st day of May, will be placed
in tne nanus oi au uinwi xur couwuuii.
DOaTAVIW & POTWIS.
April 9, ee-v.
POWERS
X3 numerous customers ana the putillcthat
their mostsanguineexpectailons have been
more mas reauzea, sua uiey, accoruiogiy
have expended a considerable amount in
Siting up and adding to their room, and are
now prepareu to oner
Greater Indiueinrnln
Than ever before.
New arrivals, weekly, of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
Fresh Fruits, JVutn,
Willow Ware,
Tub, I'allH, Churnt,
Fish, IIacoo,Laril, Salt,
And, in fact, every thing usually kept In a
Flrst-Clase tiroeerjr ad Panvlilta
Store.
A new arrival of those
CHOICE TEAS,
That are so highly prized by all lovers of the
beverage. Also, a fresh lot of
TEAS VX PACKAGES,
FROM TH K OR WAT
United States Tea Co.
All of tlie above Goods Sold at Prtees
to Defjr Competition.
Goods delivered to all parta of tho City
Fhki or Charge and at short notice. Cash
paid for Iluiter, taws. Lard, Iiaes. and all
kluds of Produce, ltemeiuber the place, ,
OAK HILL, OPPOSITE TEMPI. All
UiLL,
Room formerly occupied by the late Mr
I'O.converse, ., . . . .. , . joi
ADVCKTliilXC KATES. '
THE Delaware Gazette Iim m lafrxr
Circulation than any ot ler paper in the
om vxincresxional HistrK't, wmch fiirnrn it
a vaiuabieadvertiBiiie meil vim. The fntfmty
ing. schedule of price wM b.ruMy adhered to.-
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Divorce. AdmtvUtriu
Kicevtor'i Notice. iout te
Dld for lieiore iiiserllor , asiHMO ail l or.
1 rn and Tramslent Ailvert ltn .
None but solid meuile out luourted.
TIME CA11US.
C. C. C. at I. RAILWAY.
TBAJNS OOIKll KORTH :
Cincinnati Express J1:S7 a. M
Mall and express - l p. M
Night Express 3 it) a. m
No. 1 Freight 6. X) a. m
Columbus Train (Arrives) S:2Cp. m
TRAINS GOISQ SOUTH:
Cincinnati Express UM A. M
Accommouation o:fi r. m.
Nittht Express l'.:41 p. M
No. 1 Freight........ . fi:io P. M.
Columbus Train (Leaves) 6 15 A. M.
Notice. On and after June 20, , and
nntil further notice, the night ex press north
will run on Saturday n ght Instead of (Sun
day night leaving Col imbus 81 1:55 a. m.
and arriving In Delaware at 2:1 a. in.
BFRISGFIELD BRAJIt'II.
" Tveave. A rrive.
Aocom'n and Freight 6:-5 A. M. 4-.") p. it.
Passenger Train 3:35 P. M. 8:io A. M.
A. IIcILVAIN, Agent.
fVIIOI.ESAL.12 GROCER.
V. T. HILLS,
WHOLESALE CiHOCr.il,
No. 4 Willi ins Block,
DELAWARK, OHIO.
WILL constantly keep a rood atnk
of Staple Groceries which will be so id
at wholesale only, at prices as low nsthe
market- July 14 'tn-U
DENTISTS.
F. Emmoss. J. M. Roph.
. .?. IV TP 1 K T I! Y !
-mM m - . .m r -
D1
BI.GJINOXSS BOPP rn.tttfnlly
offer their servlc; to the 1)UI.11ch tlie
Huccessnrs to Dunn A Emmons, at the rid
estanllnhed office In IJelaware, as I'rartirai
Dentists and manulicturers ot rnrci iftin.
Kubbor, and all kliidf work usually worn.
Our unrivalled Forct-liiln Pint", with teeih
and gums so closely reenihlmg nsture hs
to aereive ine ootjunges, naviutt iwn
in tins coromunliy ior iwetve vearv, -w im
increasing popularity we conflilwmly rec
ommend as being unequalled In testy,
Cleaulinens, tluraljlll .y, perfect in fit and ail
desirable qualities. PartlcQIsr i u;'' n
paid to Filling, Itegulatlnc nnd ( Hin''"
the natural Teeth. tMMONS ) i:
DRY GOODS.
IIAK.ER, STITRGHO i CO..
Have Just opened opene-i out a htrire hii
attractive stock of
s p r I A' ti ' a o oi) s :
athe very bottom priues. 25 per cent, more
of Goods for the same amount of tiiony
than at any time since the war.
Our stock oonsiiitt;of a general asMirtmeut
Dry fiioixN,
Aofion,
Ha Is & C;i
Carpels,
Win don- nnnslno.
Ar.
r.
DAKER, STFREO. Ai. CO.,
Also wish to say to the ladles of T? la ware
County that they t ave been appointed Sole
Agents in Delaware for the sale of
The "Health Corset.'
o
Th ese Corsets, beiides being the iurt 1
lonable and perfeft fitting, have au aitach-
ment by which the entire weight of the
clothing Issuspen led from the should -rn,
Oreat Variety of ! !, i,t t rr.-
to nit all.
Ala ays on hand an assortment of the J"p-
tlarris Seaniles Kit, C-iSove
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