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JOS. H. RILEY XSooksellers and Stationers, 199 Union Block, Jan. 20, 'KSm. COLUMBUS, O.

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11 06 I. a Capt. J. G. Gssb, formerly of the 48th Ohio, author of a work on prison life in the South, and a gentleman well known in this county, has been appointed Colonel of the 184th regiment O.

V. now in process of organization. Mrs. Eastman desires us to no tify persons haying friends in the 96th regiment, that she will leave for the mouth of White river, where the regiment is now stationed, next Tuesday. Those wishing to send letters or small packages, should leave them at Starr's Drug Store by Monday evening.

A. letter has recently been received from Bishop Thomson, dated City of Agra, India, November 4tb, the thermometer at tbe Doctor's pen being 82 degrees, and going np. Tbe letter is devoted to a description of Ceylon, tbe comparartive merits of Brahminism and Buddhism, and some account of tbe earliest missions in India. "Notis in Dixie." Number 25 of these interesting papers, which will be found on the first page, is dated in South Carolina. The gallant and patriotic writer has been through some of the hardest fought battles in northern Virginia and Maryland, fell seriously wounded while fighting in the front ranks at the sanguinary battle of Gettysburg, aided in the taking of Lookout Mountain under Hooker, participated in the numerous engagements which ensued resulting in the capture of Atlanta, was with Sherman during his triumphant march through Georgia to the coast, and is now with him in his campaign into the interior of South Carolina.

We hope he may have the pleasure of being present at the winding up of the rebellion, which it is not improbable may occur about the time the present campaign closes and near where it was inaugurated. Death op Hon. Emery Moore. Our community was startled Monday afternoon by the announcement of the death of Emery Moore, Esq. We met him on the side-walk at one o'clock p.

when he was apparently in his usual health, and about two hours later heard he had just been brought home a corpse. HeVas employed at the time of his death in appraising land in the western suburbs of town, complained of a severe pain in the region of the heart, but rallied and prooeeded in the dircharge of the work in which he was engaged. Soon after he was prostrated by a renewal of the attack, and died almost instantly, without uttering a word. The deceased was one of our oldest citizens was for a number of years Sheriff of the county in 1840-41 was a member of the lower branch of the Ohio Legislature and at the time of his death was an Assistant U. S.

Assessor. He was noted for his social qualities his amiability of character and obliging disposition being proverbial. He buried the wife of his youth and companion of his manhood a few weeks since, and has now followed her to "that silent bourn whence no traveler returns.1' He will be seriously missed by all who knew him, and there are none among us more generally known than he was. He had nearly attained his sixty-seventh year, and died of heart disease. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, our citizens turned cut Wednesday afternoon in large numbers to attend his funeral obsequies.

Large Sale op Real Estate. A considerable amount of real estate belonging to the Estate of Hon. Charles Sweetser, lately deceased, was disposed of at publio sale on Wednesday, a large number of persons being in attendance many of whom were bidders. The following comprises a list of that portion of the property located in this county: Old frame house on Sandusky street, next south of residence of the late Judge Fuller (sold subject to widow's dower,) $240 M. D.

Pettibone purchaser. Two lota 50 feet front, north of Dr. Dunn's, Sandusky street, $1167 F. Emmons purchaser. Lot on Henry street, $112 I.

J. Richardson purchaser, 34 acres i mile north of town, $1860 F. Zeigler purchaser. Lot and small house on Franklin street, $534 Adam Worline purchaser. Part of out-lot on south side of Bom-ford street, $290 A.

Gould purchaser. In-lot 167 in Middletown, $100 S. Gast purchaser. Lots 33 and 34 in Middletown, $40 Dr. W.

E. Dunn purchaser. 54 on Bomford street (subject to widow's dower,) $275 M. D. Pettibone purchaser.

Out-lot 53, containing 3 acres 136 i perches, on north side of Bomford street east of Sandusky, $750 Alood Smith purchaser. 9 In-lots on North Sandusky street, $900 B. Powers purchaser. 9 Lota on west side Union street, North Delaware, $1044 W. E.

Dunn purchaser. 9 Lots on east side of Union street, $901 same purchaser. Two lots on east side of Sandusky street, between Col. J. M.Crawford and D.

Plot-ner, $524 Henry W. Chamberlain pur-ehaier. The Concert given at Miller's Hall Tues day evening, for the benefit of St. Peter Church, was a decided success. A large and appreciative audience was in attend ance, and the greatest possible satisfaction was given, which was evinced by raptur ous and long-continued applause at the close of the pieces performed, several of which were encored.

The performers comprised the following ladies and gentle men: Mrs. C.G.Davison, M. D. Pettibone, G.W. Little and J.

F. Culbertson-Misses Alice Williams, Mary Rhodes and Hattie Walker Messrs. J. W. Donivan, R.

Michell and J. C. Brecht. All acquitted themselves with great eredit. Mrs.

son fully sustained the high reputation she enjoys as an accomplished vocalist while Mrs. Pettibone, Miss Williams, and Messrs. Brecht and Donivan, who had leading parts assigned them in the programme, more than met the expectations of their friends. Miss Rhodes and Mr, Michell, who furnished a considerable part of the instrumental music, also gave great satisfaction by the skill with which they performed their parts. Mr.

Doni van acted tne part oi leader or tne cnoir and master of ceremonies, and in saying he discharged his duties in a most admi rable and satisfactory manner, we but re iterate the sentiment of the entire audience. We trust he will ere long be able to favor our citizens with another per formance by his accomplished troupe. Fair progress is being made toward re lieving our township from the draft. We learn about forty men have been recruited, but as they have not yet passed a medical examination, it is altogether probable a portion of them will be rejected. The committee is still continuing its efforts, and there is every reason to believe they will be crowned with entire success.

The quotas of the several townships of the county are small, and with the inducements held out to volunteers, it seems as though the men required from each could with proper effort be raised within their own limits, without looking abroad for recruits. It should be borne in min that the men must be forthcoming either by volunteering or drafting, and it behooves each one interested to consider in which capacity he would prefer to serve. We take it for granted that no one con templates anything else than to respond personally or by substitute if drafted. Running off to avoid the liability is the poorest speculation a man ever engaged in, as the shivering and half starved ref ugees that swarm Canada can testify. The stigma as well as the crime of de sertion adheres to them, and time will not wipe out the one or release from lia bility to the penalty which attaches to the other.

Recruits Wanted Last Call. Per sons liable to draft will do well to bear in mind the fact that Tuesday next is the last day tney can volunteer and secure the large bounty and other advantages that follow. After that comes the draft, without bounty or choice of company or regiment. Be wise, and act promptly. The very largest bounties offered by any locality, will be paid for acceptable men Township committees wishing quotas filled will do well to give us a call.

O. H. Barker, R. C. Breyfogle, Lieuts.

Recruiting Officers. There will be an Oyster Supper at the Kingston Presbyterian Church, on Tues day, 14th for the benefit of the Kingston Soldiers' Aid Society. Rev James Wheeler and others are expect ed to be present to lecture. Brown's Bronchial Trochks are widely known as an established remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, and other troubles of the Throat and Lungs. Their good reputation and extensive use has brought out and similar preparations represented to be tbe same, which are generally injurious.

Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches." Dr. E. B. Foots, 1130 Broadway, New York, read his advertisement in another column of this paper. If you want a complete sett of Crockery, go to J.

S. Cox's Crockery Store, Delaware, Ohio. You can get the best Coal Oil at J. S. Cox's Crockery Store.

The place to get Looking Glasses is at J. S. Cox's Crockery Store. If you want Table or Pocket Cutlery, go to J. S.

Cox's Crockery Store Delaware, O. If you want one Tea-Cup or Saucer, go to J.S. Cox's Crockery Stoie, Delaware, O. At tbe close of the first week of January one dollar in gold wonld buy, in Richmond, sixty dollars of Confederate currency. It is stated that one dollar in gold will now buy three thousand six hundred dollars of that currency.

So tbe currency may be set down as of no value at all. It isn't worth the space it wonld fill in an overcoat pocket or traveling trunk. Fifty dollars of it isn't worth stooping to pick np in the street. Still. "Marcaino On." It is stated that a photograph of Old John Brown, wreathed in laurel, is now hanging in tbe parlor of the mansion formerly belonging to Henry A.

Wise, who hung tbe original in another part of the State. The estate, situated about eight miles south of Norfolk, bas been confiscated by the Government. A plau of sece-aioo, drawn up by Wise in 1857, and approved by Jeff. Davis, wag found ia the bouse. MARRIED; la Sunbury, on the 2d by Bov.

J. Martin, at tbe residence of the lather, uis Voniht and Jisxik C. Perkct. A green back accompanied the above announcement, Tor which the parties have our thanks. On the 9th by Rev.

C. B. Urandebury, CiurK-cit Hi3ii(n, to Miss Eliza Hill, botb of Delaware, o. On tbe 6th by Alexander Mecay, Dambl C. CotjBTWRronT, of Mt.

to Miss pophrona, daughter of George Lawreuco, 01 Brown township. On tbe lath at Lafayette, Ind. by licv. Leonard, Mr. Tilghman Cakdkr of Lalayette, to Miss Mary Cbomkr, ot Delaware.

On the 3d by Rev. J. Vogt, Mr. William H. Pool la Miss Mollis K.

Millkr, both of Delaware Co. DIED. In this place, January 10th, 1864, after a painful illness with consumption, which she bore witk unceasing Christian fortitude, Nancy Moohk, wife of Emory Moore, Esq-, aged 65 years. On Monday, fltn alio was followed by her husband, Emery Moore, who died suddenly, without illness, ol heart disease, aged 6 years. Mr.

Moore was one of our oldest citizens est citizens. Ills Ions is friends and citizens I I in this place, on th Assam R. DicKiNsoir, will be severely lamented by in: generally. At the residence of bis father 7th alter a brier Illness aged about 22 years. v.

Delaware market. Cojrected weekly by HILLS BE OTHERS, Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Dealers in Grain, No. 4, Williams Block. Grain. BUYING.

Wheat 1 60 Eye 1 20 Corn 80 Oats 66 Flax Seed 3 00 Flour. BTTIWJ BSTIDIG 10 00 10 50 1 00 1 25 4 00 4 50 Flour Corn Meal Buckwheat Flour Sundries. Hay ton 18 00 20 00 Potatoes 50 60 Beans Navy 1 50 2 00 Apples bushel 0 85 do. dried 2 75 3 00 Butter 38 40 Kggs 30 33 Lard 5 30 Cheese 22 25 Sugar New 18,24 2026 Molassses do 1 15 1 25 Syrup- New York 1 051 20 1 50 White Fish keg 10 25 11 00 Macketel No. 2 keg 8 50 9 00 Clover Seed 13 00 13 50 Raisins 7 00 40 Coffee 48 50 Salt 3 40 3 50 Porkbbl 38 CO 40 00 Wanted Correspondence.

Bv two young Army Officers. Obiect, to ascertain whether advertised correspondence cau be made ti- ther profitable or amusing. Address: HARRY SOM- ERTON, U. Box 268, or ERNST MALTRAV- U. S.

Box 2bS, Chattanooga, T.mui. Feb. 10 b21 OLD EYES MADE NEW. PAMTHLET directing how to speedily restore Bight nd give up spectacles, without aid of dor- tor or me, icme. eut by mail, Iree, on receipt ot 10 cents.

Address, E. B. FOOTE, M. V. Feb 10, '55 etira 113u Broadway, New York.

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW LITTLE OF EVERYTHING relating to tha human! A of diseases; the marriage customs of the world; how to marry well, and a thousand things never puonsacu before, read the revised and eniarircd edition of Mkpicju. Coauftox a curious book for curious people, and a good book for every one. 400 pages, 100 Illustrations. Price, $1.50. Contents table sent free to any address.

Books may be had at he Book stores, or will be sent by mail, post paid, nn receipt of the price. Auurtss, is. j. is. zi.

ieb Go urn lloO Broadway, New iors. NATURE'S SECRETS APPLIES TO CURE NATURE'S DEFECTS. The Natural Means by which the Animal Chemistry of the system produces Color in ihe Hair has been discovered in GRXSTASOBO'S BAIH D3TI3, It counterfeits the richest blacks aut browns, pro ducing an instantaneous and enduring clutuj from obnoxious color, without staining the skin or inip.i;r ing the vitality of a single fibre. CriBtaaorVs Hair Preservative, valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and pro moting the growth and perfect health of the hair, and of itsef, when used alone a safeguard that prctects the fibres from decay under ail circumstances and under all climes. Manufactured by J.

CHRISTADORO, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold'Tjy all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. Feb 10 lm DE.

TOBIAS' VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT. pit bottles, price ifty csnts. 5-0 Uais Haktfuiu, CGss. Dr. Tobias: Dear Sir I have been in Die livery bus ipees for the last twenty years, and duriug that time have used all the various nnamcnts aud loiiuns of tbe day.

but never have found an article equal to your Venetian Horse Liniment. 1 bave fairly tested it on my homes in distemper, sprains, cuts, caik3, s'ellings of the glands. as also lor rheumatism uu my sen, and have always luuud it an invaiuuoie remedy. Kespeciiully yours O. Jtir itl.li.

Sold by ail Druiiiiials. Oilice 56 Cortlaudt street New Ycrfc. 10 lax THE SUM OF DISEASE EiiDTJCED. By the op eration of BradretU's PiliS, the sum total ot disease is reduced, and their continued use, according to printed directions which accompany each box of new style, is certain to cure, in all cases where the lifo-piincipie Is within their recuperative Synopsis Pilu Curative tiL-Aunss. The whole" curative effect may be placed in this light.

IX the stomach aad bowels are out of order, the gen eral health is aiTectcd. If any disease exists in any part of the body whether of local or general charac ter, that disease will more or less affect the stomach and bowels. Now. Drandreth's Pills, by removing mpurities from the blood, and cleansing the stomach and bowels of matters that interfere with their healthy action restore and keep order these important and govern ing organs of tha economy of man. Sold by all dealers in medicine.

Feb. 10 ltn SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THS KCADKBS OF TIIK Gazette Delaware, Ohio The undersigned would respectfully ask attention to the preparations known as HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY. The Great Remedy for all Throat and Lung Complaints. HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE.

perfect relief for Neuralgia, all Nekvocs Complaints, and Loss of Sleei-. HUNNEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS. Declared to be the most perfect Cathartic and Familv Pill; seldom requiring more than One for a dose, act without Gripingt and one that should be known to ev ery lamuy. These preparations win oe noticed eacn month, and originating irom mosi poieni questions ucaicme, enjoyed for ton years unbounded reputation, readers are invited to accept suca notices as a true index or character, and give me their confidence to test them. MU-NIMVUUL, PROPRIETOR, Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.

jf For sale by Dealers in every City and Town. Dealers with good business references supplied on commission. STARR P.RO-, Delaware, 0.f J. W. FOOTE, Berkshire, SCIRE, ECKfcTEIN Cincinnati.

Wholesale ud Retail Aleuts. Jan. 20 slm STRENGTH TO THE WEAK YOUTH TO THE AGED SEDI1 TIE, BIOKREME OH LITE E.EJU VENATOR. This preparation is unequalled as a Kejuvenator and Restorer of wasted or inert functions. The aged should be certain to make the Biokrene a household god, inasmuch as it will render them youthful in feeling and strength, ard enables them to live over again the days of their pristine joy.

It not only exhilarate! but strengthens, and is really an invaluable blessing, especially to those who have been re duced to a condition of byservility, self-abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause of the im potency of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove theeilect at one aud forever. BIOSRSNZI Ctbes Impotbnct, Gbneral Debility, Nkkvous Incapacity, Dtspkpsia, DErRKSsmx loss of Apetite, Low Sfib- IT3, WltAKNESS OF THE OKGAN8 OF (JUXERATION, IMBECILITY, Mehtal Indolence, Emaciation, Kit.vri. It has a MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESUtABLE aud NOVEL LFFECTupo the Nervous SyBtem; and all who are in any way pros trated by nervous disabilities are earoea tly adviBed to seek a cure iu this most excellent a nd un equaled preparation. Persons who, by imprudenuo, havi their NAT URAL VIGOR, will And a speedy aud permanent euro in tbe QlOSnSNS.

The FEEBLE, tho LANGUil', the IMPAIRING, the OLD should givo this valuable discovery a trial; it will be found totally ditlereut from all other articles for the same purposes. To Females. This preparation is invaluable in ner vous weaknesses of all kinds, ah it will ntore the wasted strength with woitdorful permanence. It is also a grand tomo.and will give reii in Dys pepsia with the first dose. A briel porsisieuco iu lia use will renovate the stomach to a dcKrtm ot health and banish Dyspepsia forever.

One Dollar per liuttle, or six Bottles fur 95. bold by Druggists generally. Bent uy earths anywhere, uy addressing 1 iwunw f'ulu rvK I hi Cedur New or. Bubto.m 6l Dunham, Cleveland, Wholesale Aguuts. 0- Jftn- 27 lii ruuixvbs At llli.

Li Kit, i royrteiur DEBILITATED "ANT RESPOND EN'T OF BOTH EXES, A great sullerer bavins been restored to health iu a few days, after many years or misery, is wining to assist ms sanerm-i lei. low creatures by sending (free), on the receipt ol a post-paid addressed envelope, a copy of tiro formula of cure lirecl to JOHN' M. IiAGXALL, Box Ibo Post Office, Dec. 30, '64. Brooklyn X.

Y. Information 2Tree TO XERYOUS SUFFERERS. A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Tiebility, lacom petencv. Premature Fecay. and Youthful Error, actn ated by a desire to benefit others, will be happy to rurD'Sh to ill wno need it.

(iree ot cnarge), the recipe and directions for making tbe simple remedy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to proQt by tbe advertisers bad experience, and possess a sure and valuable remedy, can do so by addressing him at once at bis place of business. Tbe Recipe and full information of vital importance wul be cheerfuUv sent by return mail. Address JGHN B. No.

60 Nassaa Street. New York. P. S. Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find this information invaluaole.

dec 10-3m. TO CONSUMPTIVES. Consumptive suSerers will receive a valuable pre scription for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bron chitis, and ail throat and Luu atfcctions, (tree charge,) by sending their address to Rev. EDWARD A. WIIJSOX, Williamsburg-, Kings N.

Y. Nov. 18 3 DISSOLUTION BY tbe death of Mr. R. E.

Hilis, the firm of R. E. Hill Son is this day dissolved. Those indebted to tais firm, or Hills are requested to call at No. 4 Williams Block and settle accotmus immediately.

Debts of the firm will be paid by the surviving partners at maturity. Co-Partnership. THE undersigned, surviving members of the firm ol R. E. Hills Son, have this day lormed a Copartnership under the firm name of HILIS EOT HE US.

for the purpose of continuing the WHOLESALE GROCERY Business at No. 4 Williams Bl-ck, and the GRAIN AN COAL trade at Warehouse on C. C. R. R.

YEL0RU3 T. HILLS, C. ELMER HILLS. Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed npou the house ot R. E.

Hilis Son. we shall sck by close attention to business to merit a continuance me same the nt'W firm. Inir S'oi-lr of fir in th firnci'rv lim will at nil times be full and complete, and we invite the atteution Country Merchants. We are prepared to pay the highest market price for Grain, Seeds, Respect ii 1 1 HILLS BROTHERS. Delaware, March 18, 18C4.

i DRUGGIST, KEEP A' LAE6E STOCK ZJrugs, ESediciaes, Chemical, oap7 Zraient Xftedicines, Xiamps and Oil, Bye stags, Inks, PAINTS, BRUSHES, SPICES, HAIR OILS, PERFUMERY, 'D EVERYTHING BELONGING TO THE LUSISKS3 For Calo at thfi Lowest Prices. TERMS CASH. Jan.30, lrti-i. STo. 5 tiTiUiami Bic Jk X.EC3TUTH3 TO "rOTTTSTO MEN JUST PUBLISHED IN A SEALED ENVELOPE.

Price6 cts A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Had. leal Cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impedi ments to Marriage general iy. Nervouuess, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; llenlal and Physical Incapac- ltv, resulting trcm r-KOBEKi .1. CULVER ELL, il, D. Author of the "Grc-wi Book," -c.

The world renowned author, iu tuis admirable Lee ture, clearly vtvvls trvm bis own experience that the awful const quences of Sell-Abuse muy bo effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operations, boucit's, instruments, rincs, coruials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every matter what his condition may be, mav cure himself pheaplv, privately, and radically THIS LHXTUKE WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. Sunt under seal, in a piain envelope, to any addrees, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps, by aauressmg CHAP. J. C. KLINE CO.

127 Dowery, New York, Post Oihcu Box 4586. Nov. 11. 1664. lv iun 10 fi4.

Silver Plated "Ware. JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF Ice pitchers, Cake Baskets, Eich Styles Tea Setts, Goblets, Spoons, Cups, Breakfast and Sinner Castors, also SPOONS FORKS DOUBLE SINGLE PLATE. I will sell these goods lowor than they can be bought 3 Col umbus. Please call and examine the stock at No. Williams Block, Delaware, Ohio.

June 17. 18fi4 C. PLATT. DSFGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Sold Wholesale Retail at the Old -yi Stand pposite the Americuii, by U.

D1UKINSOX January 29 rJIHE HIGHEST PEICE PAID (IX CASH) ft OK BUTTER, EGGS, BEESWAX, RAGS, At Evans Block. August 5, 1564 tf. FAIR BANK'S STANDARD SCALES OP ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS, GEEENLEAF CO. 62 5Ionroe Street, TOLEDO.

B- BE CAREFUL TCI BUY ONLY HE JEN'CINE. it Cultivators and Plows-I A LAEGE Stock of CULTIVATORS of dittoront XX pulerufc, aifco bmgle Shovel Fiow Double vol Ail Plows, Shovel Plows and Oae Horne cleel Plow which will be sold LOW for casii ov June O. CHAMBERLAIN. J. M.

W. WEST WATER, IMPORTERS AD 1 ALERS rNT China, Earthernwarc, Glass AND OTHER House Furnishing- Goods, April 1, Q4 ly COLUMBUS, OHIO. IF you want a suit made in thoIatest stylo and of tho best material, eu reasonable terms, go to May 20, lSi4. A. MKAUSS S.

Spring Trade of 10 STONE LEWIS, No. 5 Gwynna Block; 'Street. Columbub, Ohio. Dry Goods, Oil Cloths, Carpets, ft all and see ur. millinery Goods at Wholesale.

April 1, '64 ly W. S. LIT "ESS, DEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES. At Commission Prices. Opposite the American House, Delaware, Ohio.

August 8, if mo THE XERVOns. 4j Clothing Store. A A HAS JCT RETCRN'ED FROM THE EASTERN' CITIl with ttie largest and tiucst atocic ol Steady Clothing AND PI El CIS GOODS that has ever been brought to Delaware. Being in New York just iu the nick of time, when Gold was on the decline, be bought his6tock very low, and is now offering eoods for CASH f'HKAPER rnAX ast othkr Horfi is ths West. His MAMMOTH bTOCK consists in part as loiiows: COATS of all kinds, PANTS every graded VEST.S of every description, PIECE GOODS of every quality Jo shade FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH AS Shiris, Collars, Ties, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Socks, Suspenders, kc, -c Trunks, Valices, Carpet-Bags, Umbrellas, and everything else that you can call for in that line II ATS AND CAPS, of the very latest styles, and plenty of them.

He bas in connection with his establishment one ol the Uneest and largest Merchant Tailoring Business in the west. E. E. JONES, known as the best cutter in Delaware, baring charge of this Department is always on nana to -wait on nis numerous patrons, aua win war rant a good ut every time. Call and see some of the beautiful suits made at this Establishment, and you will be convinced that tbey are the neatest put up in Delaware.

"VVe empluy none but the best el workmen. A. STRAUSS, Delaware. Slav 20. '64.

Templar Hall Buildin, 1 re a ins. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Carjxtx, Oil Cloths, and Columbus, Ohio, A UE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW OVE JF THE LARG- est Stocks to be found in the State1 consisting of Velvet Carpeting, Brussels Carpeting, Three Pli Carpeting, Super and Common Ingrain, Venetian Carpeting, Dining Room Carpetiug, Hall and Stair Carpeting, Rag and Hemp Carpeting. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RUGS. Super Oia Cloths; 18 feet, 12 6 feet, and 4 feet wide.

TRAW MATTING, 14. 4-4, 6-4 and 8-4 4-, 6-4 and 6 4 JD 5 ALSO, A LARGE ASSOP.TMEKT Lace, Damask and Swiss Curtains, Fancy Gilt Window Shades, Cornices and Fixtures, Plain, Buff, Green and White Window Holland. Cg- cut p.iid make up Carpets. Alrfo, cut Chans for Halls and Rooms. As the above was imrebfised previous to the reat advance, we are prepared to olfer as great bargains to purchasers as anv ol the Eastern lttes.

J. D. tlSBOHX Opposite Geodale and U. S. Hotels, April 8.

'C4: tf. Columbus. U. SIMONTON'S EXCHANGE. NO.

232 SOUTH HIGH COLUMBUS, OHIO. LIVERY ATTACHED. H. SI5IOXTOS SON', Pkomiietors. April 15.

'64 tf. IE1 URISriTUIlE Columbu3 Cabinet Co. WARE ROOMS. 262 SOUTH HIGH STREET. CORKER OF FRIEND.

TUTS COMPANY IS COMPOSED OF A NUMBER OF Journeyman Cabinet Milkers, who have combined toother lor tho purpose ol support ing their families and themselves, aud to manulaciuro every kind of Furniture, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses, tc, and vr ill guarantee to our citizens town aud country, that tuey will lurnipn as guod lurnitureas is manufactured in the United States, aad at satisfactory prices. the company nope to receive a hoeral share ot pat roiiape, as motto is to'Liveand let hive." It will give theua pleasure at any time to show visitors through their rooms whether purchasing: or not. 'This Company are sole Agents for the Fale of Messrs Bailey Decainp's celebraied Spring Bed Bottom, which for simplicity aud tiurabiliLy catmoL bo excelled. Please call aud examine. Vnros from $3.50 to The Salesman is Mr.

U. HU'tHKS, long connected tiie busiues? auoid citizen formerJvof the firm of Hiifrhes be. O'lN ii illCKLLR, ii. Treasurer. 22 1S81 ly.

yCTUREd AND PICTURE I RA MRS, AND RAilES made to order at John Latimer's Music Store. December 30, 15'j4. CU.VEK SilELLERS, bRt ufocturcra pric mad for Sale at mi C. C. CHAMBERLAIN Guardian's Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Probate Court Iielaware County, Ohio, made on tho 21st day o' January, A. I. ISGa, in the case of AiJred ii. Byers" GuarUiau of Lee W. Byers and wU-u H.

By era against his said wards, the undersigned will on Saturday, February 25th, 1S65, at one o'clock p. on the premises, offer at public sale the lollowm describe'. hstate, situate in Delaware County, Ohio, to wit: The undivided two- suctns ot a tract ot inna in iu, lownsnin sec tion and part ot lot bounded and oeocribed as loi iows: Being all of that portion of lot 3 which lies west of the Columbus and bnuuuskv turnpike, aud be ing the south half oi part ol let aforesaid, which was formerly owned by Johu W. Cade, cmtaiamg 7-1 ym acres, more or less. Also, the undivided two sixths of a.

tract or land situate in said County aud Slate, iu the township ol' Marlborough, bounded and dt-tscnucu as follows: On the East bv the Columbus and S.u.duskv turnpike, on the north by lauds owned by tieorro Byers, on tho west and south by Jauds occupied by widow Elizabeth Avers, deeded by said Elizabeth Ayrs to lioiner OiiK't, txlritaiiiiug acres, more described ed inaiiu by reler lugie auu wile to George livers. March being the same premises by said deed, recorded in ol. u7, pyo 17W Kecoi uf Devis ot said County. Tkhms ok Salb. Ou -third caso on day of sale; one- third iu one uiid two yars trout day ol sale, to be secured by mortgage uu premises sold, deterred pay- imsuts bear taturest at the rate oi pi-r oeut jur annum pay able aumialiy AiLi til-i) u.

Hi Elia, uard ol Lee a ti. Nwan 11. Byers. By J. Uiffi-K, his Alt 1.

Jauuary 7, iatii 4v H.7a iKoH CANNED BLACK iiKKKIES, ff KliSbeBt brand Wheeiimj Naimjuiitreciiivett XJ aud for Bale at the lowest market rate bv Juuiii IbOtt C. C. rvlackercl. TWEN TY-I'IVE Packages or Mackerel for nl br M.IdlTKU,. PEACOCK'S STEEL PLOWS.

THESE give tha best satisfaction of any tue I'low 111 Lite market. Feacok'i Combination Plow wtthitoelMouldBoardaudCtShoar; a better article 31 the kind is not made long's Pattern Cait Plow, made at th Olcntangy Iron Works, and bett Ifnwh. in every i expect, limn tne All. ernon rtow tbvtmiba it ot the bo8t kind, and tbe cAstintrtiHinooth. With tho abovpd liferent it inila, which are oil warruul In every reMpect.

we hope to suit alt In need of a article. TermeaBn C. D. POTTER CO- IN PURSUANCE oi nn order of tho Probata Court of Delaware County, Ohio, made on the 30th dny of January, A. 165.

in the cae or Anticline Jennings Guardian or-Edwin, James. Martha Aafielire H. and Robert Jennings, against her said wards, the n-ders'gned will, on Saturday, March 4th, 18G5, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. and 4 o'clock, p. on the premises offer at -ptthlte-eala tho foUow-mir dscriboif- reai estate, BitDat tha Comity of 4.VI-awaro,and State of Ohio, to wit.

"ing the undivided five-sevenths of a tract of Jiu.i "Kantr -0. township S.ict'on 4, U. P. M. Linds.

bounded and deeenbed as follows, viz: Beginning at a Ftone on a post at the south-west corner nt Thomas Oldens land, on the west line of a tract of formerly bought by Wnr-rena-hior-, 4-mcfies diafnoter north 'it fof ws east. links, bech IS inches diameter, 5 east 55 links; thence north. 89 degrees 40 minutes e-ist, along said Oden's south line J6 223-100 pnles to a stone on a post white oak 7 inches iu diameter, sauth 35 degrees cast, 49 links; ditto 8 inches In diameter, srnth 4'-! west 48 links theure outh 55 minutes west, 1C4 58-100 poles to the centre "of Stat road, a stone on a post, 2 poles north of said centre, from which stone is an elm 3 inches in diameter, north 9 degrees west 17? links; thence eonth, degrees west along tho center oT said road 4rJ poles to a stone on a post iu tho west hno of tne aforesaid tract bought by Nfrs. Warren white nsh 6 inches in tameter. north 34 degrees east 144x links: thence north ftl minutes east along tho aforesaid west line 182 St -100 poles to place of beginning, containing, by csti mation, 50 acres, as described in a decree ol tbe Court of Common I'leas.

See Chancery Record, Vol. 7. page 000, Clerk's Office in paid County. Also, the undivided five-sevenths of rbo following tract: Being in tho 2nd quarter, 4th Township, Range 19 U. P.

M. I.anJ, arid being part of the west half of Lot l'i, containing S7X acres, more or Ia-j. Terms. Cash in hand. A NG KLINE JEN'N'TN'G, tJuardian.

of Edwin, -lames, Martha Ane. H. and Robert Jennings. Bv Hifplb, her Att'v. February 3, 18Ga 1135 ARRIVAL DEPARTURE IE1 A IL WINTER after the Slt day ot lrtttl.

mails will arrive aud depart from th Delaware oliice T'I lows: New Yoric, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington Cleveland, Chicago, Northern Ohio, cioacs 3 p. AjM-i-i-ea all p. rri- daily. Cincinnati, Columbus, Pt I-ouis, Southern Ohio, Western Virginia, tc closes at 12:00 m. Arrives at 4 p.

m. daily. Sprltigueld. Marysvnle, Dayton, urbana 12:00 m. Arrives at 11:30 a.

m. daily. Berkshire, Sanbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johnstown, Porter. Kingston Center, Jfcc, arrives and closes at 1'J m. Tnesiiays nnd Fridays.

Radnor, Prospect Rickwood, and Patterson, closes at a. arrives at 6 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturaays. Norton and Waldo, arrives at 10 a.

and closes at 10 a. Tuesdays aud Saturdays Killbourne, arrives a 8:30 a. and closes at 8:30 a. Tuesdays and aturday.s- Mails will be ready for dcliverv from a iialf to three- quarters of an hour after arrival. Office Hours: Opens at 7:30 a.

m. Closes at 7 p. Jlaw.u-e, i U7, A. THOMSON P. 51.

Head rotice. NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be presented to tbe Commissioners of Iielaware County, ut their next, March, session, Praying lor tho establishment ii Coii'uiy road in Liberty and Concord townshii'S, in i.A County, as foilows: Befiinnintf in County road iu Liberty township, ou the Section lino between Section atut 4 oi lowusmp 4, itange l'j. l. S. the I'ortlt east corner ol lot No.

11, in said ceetjon 3. aud t-t run theuoe west un the north line cf has IL. 32, 1-i, 1-4 and l-t ot said section to a County mad on lie rame hue, between r.mj;es lit and id ki 'wuuiv. ZiiliCii.MAN. J.

C. AVERY. J. II. KYAN.

rO FAEMERS! Kcw Grain Warehouse in Delaware. T'AV. HVIWiUiiiliri FOB 1 IEE9 ot years, ihe Warehouse lonnerly occupinl by Mr. J. Kjirnes cmiecr-ioD with Lis Oil Jlill.

and silualcl ou tho west siilo of the Springlield iaiirmd. have this day opened the Dr the iiuretiase for which wewiil pay.ih.e HIGHE3. MAUJiET JL'IUCE. -Tlr nil conveniently located wul adapted to tiie and both ol us having cs; rience tuc same, nope oy close personal application aud strictly honest transactions, to receive our share of the business Irom the Grain growers of this aud adjoining counties. Mr.

J. Av e-iCi formerly enaeu tii Uure-bous'; oi' Messrs. IU lis Brottiers, wdl at ail times be found at his post iu the New Grain Warehouse- ot AVKKY ii HV AN P. Fanners will find our House free from ail dan gers ot the Uailixadtimil thccouvenience lur unWad- ua equal to the UeSL. At hail a.

iArs. Dtiaware, Ohio, August 11, U'. Farmers take Uotice FORT FISHER HAS GONE UP 1 Gold has Declined ANI tin subscriher has lately pure ha? Warehouse iit Lewis Centre, ou the C. C. K.

and is prepared to buy ail kiuds oi Grain, Timothy, Clover and Flax Seeds, which he will pay the highest market price. Hie house is conveniently locateu, iid haVMUi i in the business. by cjusb I and htrictly honest trance titni, ins of tbe business fnm tne.Graiu gronetb oi this aud ad-joinmtj counties. Gram stored on reasonable terms, convenience ur unloading equal to the beet. Flour and S-tit kept con- tntlv on hand.

D. JONbS. Lewis Centre, Feb. 1, CO o-uij Estate of John Dale, Dec'd. TTOTICK IS HKUF.BY GIVFV that the undersigned Xli been duly appointed and qualified a ol the eft ale oi tue, iiik1 iea ware count Chio.

Ml persons inten-sted witl xoveru hemselves accordingly. M. OWiOA, i eh. J-3t i Auin r. r'arm lor Sale.

PAitM formerly owned by Kev. Henry Wiiartou, a situated one mile souiu oi corporation hue. fur terms, upily to Vt PAKKI.K at II. i'hatnher-lain's. J7 't6 -t notice.

1 HILLS lias taken into pn laerfiliii T. M. BVrJlri aud JAMES BkVAN who will cuntinue tiie Dry Goods Business, AT 23 o. 2, Williams' ISiock, t'MIKH TUB FIRM OF" C. 13 1 LLC Whrtrw ltoTw to have the (jiuasure of peeinc their riciids'aiul eustomtns.asFarfnjr them of ihHr'Me termination, to so h-xdlct tukib BrsiNKs, as will make it the infv as we, I as jitiisitr for ail to tieal with them.

This arrii rt udeia necessary a Keneral set tlement of my private accounts. 1 will, therefore, Itl obliged a all perser.s indebted to me witl make payment at tucir earliest possible convenience. Ueiaware, Jan. iu- Special ZJotice. TJErOXS IN' HF.BT TO JIE WILL PLEASE MAKE olip-.

V. Galena, Ohio, Jan. US, ISta. tcu i-ut 'lease Heturn. PAKTIK3 HAVING OCR HAS, (marked Hills rniu to ns ilie present time, wilt eonler a In.

or ou us by the same to ir Warehouse to No. Williams' hick 1UI.1.S lillO'P. lebruarv Jt noad Notice. iTft'l' horeb ivi-n that thei will he a petition presented to the (mm iHfit titers ol U. 'aware irtv, at their next meeting, on tiie lirt id MaTli.

to open a roiid communed li.o ccntei tint Be ilet'omaiiiO the r-outh curncr of Juo. Ahihi'h lariti, rnmnnii imrlh Ih-kes Croek thence Lhroti(ih K. Trsrnlmr larin, to the south, went corner of mi J. 1 er'a tarm, iuhowiiiiE baid hue to County roud, runnint Irom ickto Kiver l'iianshur. t'ebmary ltli i- ot Sr.

Blartin Doty. "OTlClr. hereby jriveu that the uuderttigucu has lu'ti duly Appointed and quaimim ax Aaminuiira- or the etuu ot r. Murliu lhiiy, urroam'u, mie oi ludaware Comity, Ohio. All persona luLonnled wilj govern themwolvnanccoruinji i irAilL'KL U.

IhJTV, Adiu'r. Iron Doublo Shovel Plows. TrfAVINO mado arrangements for thu iitnuufuc XI luru ami -iuivw who ol ino nmv Ri rHKittk 1 in ir I'nrn. tlipv jirttnow iillttrril i i li by C. C.

14th 'til PLOWS, PLOWS. CST BECEIVED, another invoies of GILL ,1 t.Lt.UKAlr.U LOU Dl.NAUON iun uums'jieturera priues lur caaU. Marculo'ul tlf. CH Af UllI.A.N ATTENTION" men thjt inciia ro cuaip STOta OFFKRED FOR SAIX (Opi-o-ITE UNTON KALLf BUI.OING.,) Still continues for tho very setisible roaKon that selling his goods cheaper than any body in town having bought them when Gold, an well as th mw material, were at much below the present quotations. His stock coopif's oj Ieady-made Clothing' for Hen's, Youth's and Boy's Wear, manufactured from the irsT muturiale, made In a ut k-ablk manner, and in the latent styles.

As also, a lurgu and spiendid tment of Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Carpet BaRs, India Rubber Coats, logins. Blankets, Al't KKKPS CONSTANTLY OV HAND A FINK LOT OF Gent's Goods, SUCH AS Shirts, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Socks and other articles generally kept in First Class Clothing Stores. I offer tho above goods to the public at prices that wilt defy competition, KOK CASH which will civ me an additional chance to sell low. I bur and sell tor cash, andltgUiCIC SAlJiS AND SMALL HtOH'JS," has always beea my motto, to be adhered ia every instance. iive me a call and try me.

Warranted not to grumble when, atked to show GoikIb, Jteg'wcLfultr, FISHER. Vast side Sandusky two door a north ot Wi liam ptreet. Delaware 15. 186 great" attraction-7 ilt John F. Iiatimer's Sandusky Street, Delaware, O.

XF.W IMPROVE! OVER STRUNG IRON FRAME Waggoner Piano Forte, OF OWN USD, Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, ViolincelloR, AND All Kinds of jXSiisical IVIerchandiso At Wholesale ant Retail. Photagraph iiibums! All Kinds From 75c. to $25. Stationery, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Portmonies, Pocket Knives, Pocket Books, Ac. ALI OF WHICH WE WILL SELL AT GREAT BARGAINS.

Rcifnor wir rPoakiojiT bamluEky Street, 'opposite he Williams 4 Latimer Block. DelawarVFeb! 21'. w. ASTON, COLUMBUS, $3,500 WORTH Photograph illbums I Varying in prise from 50c to 35, tail. wholesale aad r- Stereoscopes From 81.

CO to $20,00 fine revolving Instrnmenta with two pair of lenses, holding uTiy pictures. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS! 120 dozen of all kinds of fine views, rnnniilfr froM 12c lit $1,50 JfoUitng so deeirabJe ia a fainjly, GOLD ROSEWOOD AND GILT FRAMES. ova) and for any kind TThole and rt'tail. PHOTOORAPHIC SIOfK-Caril Mounts, Card Bom Pa PartotMs, aiwf ail JtimiS4jf AI.BUJI of tbe very beet made. EOOKS SIATI0NEST, of all kinds.

Wall Papers and PecoralionS. Win-Jow TrimmiDgs aud Curtaiu. Oil aud Hold Shades. Cord and Curtain Bands, and a largo stock of tine Taney Uoods, always for sale, t'nll and see our stock, when in the city. 1X9 Sontb B--h Street.

April 8 '64 lr. -v E'er Sugar Slaking. tff DOZEN SAP BITKKTS, 200 DOZEN TWO UUU Lv-jf PAILS, fvr rate iw HiLl 13-2m Wholesale Groceis innraia Farm at Auction. Wll.I. BK AT I'UBUJ AlXTf.iN, to thu higti-eL-t biiiuer, on YTESXESDAT, the 1st of March.

1985, 1 A FARM, eoiuaininir 1SJ acres of lan.l, foluule.l threa miles iiortii ot WorlliiDirlon. on Hie I to tle to ceuiiuenee at 1 o'cleek, p. m. on tbe premise. li'ip r.J acrw ch are.

1, baiauce Kood lamt a.ijomil.g lilt- V. V. C. Kul ltoad. A yoiiiij; (irctijrci.

or all the fruits or the country. an-1 ti A lir-A- uuliuisbea; tus lie.it vvt'll oi Uater in t.e' country, ami uulaiiiug sloes whole un.ii leoce. ea.il, balance in oue, two aud three years. Willi pruile-ottiil management, tins Farm cau euKily be paid lor from the proiuut ot the Railroad wood lor which til" Company pay liberally. I'm.

JiliKl IlLANCHAl.l). Grain 300 AUU Iff Kl BA3. for by iiii.i. Wholesale liroccrs licaiera iu l.rton. own iOts by the Acre.

A S150 per ai a Out-Lots, acre. Ouly down. 12 and IS.Uiakuie b-'. uci'es exclusive ol Ktr.Mi. iui'1 alleys, In winch no charge.) Sliuated south ol uiuun street, Detweeu the two Railroadfl, towa ct Delaware, Ohio.

11. J. KATON" May 6.16H4. Jaw Offlce of Rej.J ft fatyp. mHE BEST HOCKCT VTI.KP.Y may at all times be December i0, ZZill for Sale.

I WILL oiler Tor sale the one lialfof Hie STOJCK MILL Eituatcd ou the Olcnlau.v liner, one and a bail uiilea north or the town of Iielaware. The AliH in (coed ruiiniiiK order. 1 wiil sell on reasonable leruts. i-'or lui'Llicr particulars apply at the Polnware 1 1 i -Delaware. Auu.

yi-K. 'i 1IOHA8 3l. M. Imperial ITrench VST received-, 2 or iba iUmv In oil. rv ptand lietter han any mhe t.reen Piiirt 1n use, suil Mieaper than i'iui6 tirwn.

tune lata C. :H4MKKI.1N. Mulay Mill Saws. 1 JrjSX received' auoiher lot of thu atwre awa. Aiao lots of Buf.lnit or Drag iw, tor Wood bf tlorsio 1'ower.

Jan. lo. C. O. CUAilBKUlJltN.

Traps, Traps. OQ i'l'KN Mink and Music r.at Traps Just reciVo4 auu ior fcRie at tiie uiiKT ilura are Store, b. Hoc. WtJ. liAMIil'JiLAIN, Roberts' Steel Flows.

J0ST receired, (rood stork of RoiicrtV hTisi -uw which are oili-red to the public as a superior Plow which will bosmd low for eait. el. a-J C. CMAMUKKLAl.N- SS.IVH.IS Kins: pos "ll, 'VS -ISO HOI)felUl ihk' OOO'OT JjJEB W0N CELEBBAlnu tJ ROUND COFFEK Tor ml at ImNAVIN'S, Aug.t, JS64 If. Kvans block.

cau Uud the Bli-iT STATlONUtV town at 1C M'ollR. doe oU, J. F. L.VtlVlKU'S TH CHEAPEST PLACE iu Delaware to buy UKlK.1 Kits i loSAM', AUKlut, la. StU tf tv.o.

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