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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

ArfuSEMENT1~
AoADEMy or Music THE OPERA.
"A Lessee and sole Dre'or. un n 70
bon aIoTxSs sale inc anu
This "Wednesday F. Feb ION "a at: asov.Nn1
oa scas ale, 2, colossal spleudop and masni6ence
NE" '0NS ss@ PRES s,i;s e i 6
Illuminated BY iHfSy ' hGssRsb VIII Giau
ExfRh II ras
In addition to the regular orchestra erng alogethes
TWO TNs aE1 ASg 81 gETTE
in the cssthe greatest the talents
on 0nT I'a dR ss ssTs night haNos, c.RAnoRr
dAssiiR Hzs 9 gsSi IA R$SGo oshzRsis
who will appear for the first time in America as
THE MAJESTIC F EhtHfst 81 THE FIRST ACT
VIII be e1e'9 THR 1H DISTINCT ORCHESTRAL
The first on the right s,te q q: gag ssgs will play
wale the second the ri, jsn :iss ST,!E,.y
and the regular orchestra e, executes s ate, -,
Three d,ae,e melodies composed three dHsreu move
-e''' and plaSea 4a isi SAFE SIsn SssE
la Sf aissfAr s S,Ascs sssoc GAs.00HI
The sal. ~ BON tSR mt this
m On sIff Ssf pfSB
m ss on VII %ss tI
with grand aud new cas-,
BROADWAY THEATRE
Aiso Of thr new Academy Of Music PhI.iopSia5
Nansssr Of ss Geological Department vAI Amsnrss
A'''''"'' "A'As INCREASED suocEss ''''' ~ NIXON
THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
''''T Ta& e a8a sTsn sfbE Ess
'SF'''' The Menaser,. Of VAN AMByRaa AGO.
JUVENILE DRAMATIC ARTISTS,
Will appear ina u
Revival of the great "a Cs.ryS Ks sp 3 S;
WIN 'A' ''"l00' LANCEas oUADRnLE
which has made so great s : sfnsa1iSn in
The ''Aa'if' entry EA E: DE rLzys.
PETE JENKINS, BY Mr. SHERWOOD
EsroN STONE.
An original stump s sGfss'hh S x
Lots of new jokes by DEN STONE
The dsshing daring and beautiful squestrieunc,
clsDHHHEES s5 SHSS4 EVENING.
CINDERELLA will be performed every "Wednesday and B.
turdsy afternoon Doors open at performances commeuw
AZ O'Clock
PRcrs@Bosos an" psraae Is cents P IL cents PrIyss
bo'e; % and SIS SEAT in pr; na Boxes S g cents
VIII be III 81
.e.'''' MS EDDY ceSrad "'e' Fitzgerald
TaE BLAUKsMlTg or CLIENT
And VIII IHt sf BRo Isis s NSe5sie''
=. =. :. =. 49, : :. - 49,.
DURTONs NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ night o. mes,i bIougI'm eau WhIcot lae sVer.iuB
comedy OF TIE ROAD 10 EUIN Will be presented, with
al ana THE ehT.csT Of win NJ be
Broue6sm the third and fourth acts By Mr. Burton the nth
act py hr Mac2, OIa pofh3n M. NJ ,ia'tn hsty D9rn
tn MI brgss nI,orl, Mr ar,snt; si,xy MI '.oorel
dow Wefen mrs hugnes MIN ar oA' a"E M inE
MAIDEr Dr. ornIhts ne nh az ny: waco tns
savage Mr.. brouuham me INFANT rhenomehoh Mss fhI
lips. 1bursdsy-Mr Broughsm 8 beneht
--..... -, r,.-o, uno. D,u.u -. - u.,....
WOODs BUlLDiNos, bSoADwAf, kHA6 rhiNUb
w street
Henry " God. rroprfeM
GEO CHRIsTY WOODS MksIkELs
Under he direction OF a. WOOD ana geo Chsty'
EXTRA REVIVAL --
NESko MlNSrhElSf.
To conclude with Beeker touching drsmso.
49, WEffO, THE SENsibLh AoNkEI'
Veto the ueo phrMI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

L,oR RICBNoSnY ksffRsBURG, PoRTsMoU III AND
IN Horfolt--The Neamship ROANOKE, CaEt. skinner,
will goods for Richmond WI az Peters
burg Portsmouth, and Norfolk and leave pier 10 North river
every Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock
80 LIDI.AM q fLEAsANTS. 81 Rr0sdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

UCTToN SALE or FOUR PATENT STEAM GAUGES.
n one dsguereotype apparatus half size complee' two
blsck tan terriers Also tools for making
b. pump pipes Ac at half past 10 this morning
"A Nassau street Brooklxn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

81 sas lND casts boots shoes and broEsns NJ auction -
ON Thursday Feb ~ at les O'CLOCK At the store of
Davis Go 90 Beekman street fresh s.asr AHA g,,is
adse'ec Z, The scutbcru Western ard cry trais s''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
q AMuHI EIIIroN. AosNr roR wILIiAM yovNaEs

CAMUM ELIIhON, f.s l'I - y - -
ralIo This ale is drsugh In this coun'ry A~
rsndes vince gins 90 the fnes Imported 70 ias marx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer ARAGO, ID. rlhss commander,
win leave foHsvre touching a. southampton 70 land the mails
Saturday March 1T IL O'Clock from pier
North river foot OF Beach This ship has i've wstw
tight enclosing the that in the event
the pumps being free work. the safety OF the vessel and
would be secured Baggage wanted during
the voyage should the day before sailing
marked below" For freight passage apply 70 ".
DRAYTON, agent No. broadway.
n B-1he steamer Fulton wiz succeed the Arsgo and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
Oh, why left I my hame'
Why Gid ! cross the tear
oh, why lett my hsme

In the aud v. &c.
The welcome vsers the Internal regous-The mine
head-Ihe Mana and Jesse"Oh where have been a. tho
day my boy Jammls'-The dark road of escsre-The
aud Bount and flag Of truce TO exchange prisoners
The cruelty of the ksnss defence OF the revol1he letter
GaecGeordie attempts 10 Jessies at Tho
sacrifice Of his Me1he vengeance OF the Mana Swing
truce-Bloynt in despair Hang to>r-is desire 'ts
be counted r'-The seizure OF Achmet-- lind Guy
Fawkes-He IL bound with the destined execute
Jese-The by the mine-Ihe signal OF the clock a
the mosque A chm.rs doom
IiI-1he kesidencyThe RsdanThe TO forming ths
post work of the Residency-Dawr or day-Distant
Riyere Tabesu-The besieged-1he last rauon-No hops
OF reieJesse in distressThe attack and the repulsefh9
last hope goneI Of the be killed raihse
than fall the hands OF the Sepoyrhe terrible recolleo
CawnrOrc-lhe desperate ACCOMPLISHMENTS before
spproach-The terrible defence Of
and children from the hands OF The barbarsnsJes
SEES dresmNa-. I'm dresmn-ItS the slogan o. hs
ighaDds-Hep bep nelpl at last The ncreduty Of Tho
men-Ihe approach Of the foe-"To the men,
to the gunsAnother hour and We all savedThe distant
pibroch Of the Seventy eighth Hghanders IA beard"rho
cityTshoud auld acquaintance be orgot-The column a
the ghnd infantry carries the kedan and rescues ia brave
defenders. Tabieau.
Entirely new music has been composed for piece
GLIDING Scotch medley overture by Mr.. j. r. Cooke wbo
has be en- engaged "a conduct
In the course of the play, incidental to s action,
miss AGNES ROBERTSON
Will sing snatches OF the following beautiful Scotch uss-
AUD Lang Syne."
Charlie IL my Darling
"Oh Why Left my Hame'"
MY Boy Jamme I"
TAX yer Aud Cloak ABBOTT Ye."
Aud Robin Gray"
The Performance " III concuie with the farce OF
BOOTS AT THE SWAN
Norrcr On and after February q the docr' will u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
, wELLEs NICHOLS NORTHUMBERLAND LUI

- WFTI,FS NTCHOTS AUUTIONFER.-FbKA LUU
VI. Low, in. A co will hold On Thursday, February y
at their stesrooms . Pine street at " oco ~ exceed
ing OF wines liquors and segar being the a. est
CORRECTION offered us season from tne sock OF rst css
importer aud obher embracing very old pale aud dark bran
oe NE rares madeiras high cost sherres ports nc supe
t Scoch and Irish whkeys very old bourbon and monon
saLea 90 choice Jsmaca the finest selection OF Ha
vans SCARS tavore brandA all warranted In every respect
turlllanng mos Atractve onportuLlty Oi pnrchase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
UCTIoN SALE or AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or
"A rosewood AMI mahoglny parcr aud bedroom furniture
Brussels and ingram carpets. &C

Vt. AuotOnFfrs
will sell on THURSDAY 90 morrow NJ lO o'clock ~ sales
~ the entire ufnitafe OF hrs Glass fur
nished residence vz;brussels and ingram carpets rose
wood paflot suits gilt frame oval aud pier mirrors book
marble tables eegeres oil paintings, mah0
vsny tee tees sofas and psrlor chairs dressing bu
.sts ands toilet wsrrobes bedsiess hair mat
trssses paasses rsher keds lounges &c Catalogues
ready avery lot will be positively sold TO The highest bidder
20 sy advances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

IroR CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP MEMPHIS,
Captain George ". Watson, will leave pier II North
river, saturday februarj 2, r. " precisely Pas
sage fl5 with superior accommodations. Freight cents
and 10 cents per foot Insurance per effected
office. Apply to II. h. CRyMwELL& CO. Bl Washing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

A ssToNEEs SALE or CLoTHING.-A W. CRTsTA.
"A LAR aucioneer will sell Wednesday February "a
ms, s,e o'clock at lao Bowery the whole and entire vau'
able stock contained In the store comprising fine
,mert Of coats pants aud the stock OF hosiery
neck tes handkerchiefs a., Ao BY Chas Wooif
assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

IL WEDNESDAY, EvHsise, FEB. "a 1855
the delightful two act drama of
ALL THAT GLlTTERS rs NOT GOLD
Jasper Plum. Mr. Burnett Toby Twinkle Mr. JehsrSpa
stsphen Plum Mr. jordan Sir arthur Mr. soitsxt
Martha Gibts the factory girl Mns Laura keeos
Lady rbridge Msswels Lady yseris Mrs Johnscs
To conclude with the two act comic drama Of
THE MuLETkEK OF TOLEDO.
Manuel Mr. Jc rdan Count Torrbio.. Mr. Jeer
Fvira Miss Ne, Donna Carmen Miss Manners
. To morrow evenipg-sIILL WATER RUNS DEEP asd
SPkcTkE BRIDEGROOM.
ON Saturday next Benefit OF Mr. BURNETT Stage Maa
Box tbeet now open.
roor- open NJ 81. 10 commence siTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

q WkILEsNICHoIS sUCrIONEER -EZas LUDLOW,
w. u.s. CO ~ finet rect will hold their regular sale
% VICIOUS htness sddcs orioles hlers blankets,
sc oa WecnCsday February "a at "a oclock large
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC PtCKLEs At AUCTION.
II morrow Thursday, a. slork t4repuyVch
street entre stock II assorted pickles. ch,w rhpws sauces
casups pie fruits lt les preserves aaroitcs Ec with po
ers measures sctes shelving, bottles Jars, dishes Jelly
glasses Sc. Denoyls required. - ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
ORCHARDS KIyGsLANp. AuClIoNEER.

lDltHARDS klNGSIAND, AUt1IONEER
IL TRADE sam or LooKING GLASSES, FRAMES, Enc.
RICHARDS kINGkLAND 90. will sell on Thursday
:jh inst lois O'Clock their salesroom, LIS Ch mber
street The haat OF their stock OF ornamend and plain
Gilt mirrors and frames mahogany glasses and frames of AL
sizes sngrayings Nc &c, The sorment II complete and
will be cold vhou, regard 10 cost aor ing the trade op
poituIty for profitable investment seldom " ever before
Offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
WINES AND LIaUoRs.

DRITIsH STANDARD GTN.-THIs CsLEBRArkD AR
ID ce superor 10 any imported be hal IN ctsks eases
or demiohns OF SMITH sole importer, lA Waer Sue
Sample bottles, 20 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

m c. HOUGHTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale OF hos furniture velvet carpets &c. To morrow,
Thursday at los O'Clock at AS Broadway corner OF
Worth street, T. q. HOUuH1ON will sell as above. by
order OF the mortgages havng been removed TO said store
for convenience Of sae the furniture Of city hotel
consisting part OF $50 yards Of velvet and tapestry carpets
ingram and stair do ball oilcloh, chandeliers curtains
pier glasses sofas arm chairs tee tees psrQr chars ma
hogany bedsesds do bureaus wardrobes washssuds hair
mart sses beds bedding crockery, gass end china ware
table CUTLERY stoves office desks. kchen furniture, &c
The whole TO be sold without any reservation whatever
Terms OF sale-cssh In bankable aud cash deposit
IN amount satisfactory 20 the auctoneer will required Of
every purchaser Every article 20 be removed the day after
the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

Noricr On and after February % the Doors will -
half past six, aud the curtain Will rise at half pas, sevss
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

TUE SMOKE CAUSED BY THE FINANCIAL PREssURn
has not ell disappeared yet IS have .l numerous u
voices o. that be disposed q even sold AZ
"psnic prices" Wholesale dealers would DO vel 20 etsnns
my siock. ~ CaEEKS " Brosdrsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

IrOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA -TpR STEAMSHIP
THOMAS SWAMI, captain John A. Post will leave
pier II North river Thursday, February % ati pre-
cisey. xi5 with superior accommodations Freight
scents and 10 Insurance effected
nj our once Apply to n. b. CROMWELL CO. l3l Wash
fpoto sfre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

L,oR MELBOURNE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
II To sail positively Thursdsy, March the eegsnt
and extreme clipper ship OCEAN ROVER. VI r. Picker.
ing commander will be despatched for Melbourne direct on
Thursday neat few disengaeed berhs In first and second
secured by early application bosrd At pier
10 Fast river, or MAILER, LORD QuEREAU los Wall
street or GOODBYE ARKE1L ELLIOT l05 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

DEMEMBER THE GREAT PRIZE AUCTION SALE or
II cravings and oil paintings this evening Mt I'll Bowery
when the highest purchaser wild be presented with valuable
sewing hne. Now In the time wber you decorate
your dwellings with the works Ct art Of the most eminent
artists such as Iandseer, Herring &C. Sale
O'Clock GhORGE LFNIE, Aucti0neer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

WAIIACkN THEATRE.
W GREAT TRIUMPH OF THE NEW PLAY
The oncudiDg tablean by tine entire ,raza
Thh FINEST EVER SEEN On THE sTAdE
Er0 m q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23
Livery Stable.

adapted to the convenience Of the citizens, and to. The se
cournodation Of strangers wishing eonTeyanees or 10 bs
couveyed to any OF The neighboripg towns or 70 the country.
Our Stable Is well stocked with good Horses and wagons
AMI clever fellows WHO viii each and every one ofns gtor
ses. Wagons and + ilows,) spare no pains IN giving full sat
isfa6tioh With 0dr Tree and good young Horses, easy and &c
coInnodating Wagons, and liberal charges.
Orders left at the American House Will receive prpmpt
attention. LII LEE.
Delaware, May 20 I&5 - @
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23

FHE WoRsT GRAIL THE IsMs.-aDont tax to
me about youf political isms'. said = Factions
earth, so bad rs Rheumatism" The venerable
sufferer was right ~.1HETeneeas gxiairon or
| QuatimozfH's pallet Of lTe was not mere en-
phaticalIy a bad Of torment than the couch Of
| the martyr to Rhenn1atisFn- 1t is generally con-
sidered by the faculty one of the most obstinate
as well as one of the most painful of maIadies,
and 1t eertainiy does resist all ordinary rene
dies with extraordinary pestnAeits. Skin and
science, however, in this age Of progress seem
TO master all opposition, and even this painful
disease entFenched among the muscles, and in
terkni5 asst were with the sinews and tendens
of our frames, is compelled toy;eld 10 the cura-
tIves they have provided.
We have ton Hnquestionable Anthority-the
testimony of patients tEeInselyes-that Rheu-
matism. however deeply sea ed, may be cured
by the regular and persistent application of
will be weleome intelligence to thousands of
suferers. bed-ridden By the disease or iimping
with slifened joiatss along the pathway to the
tomb. In a Climate where the quicksilver some
the complaint is OF course a prevalent one. and
in cur new settlements at the W est, along the
a~fluvial borders of our great rivers, in the hem
lock swamps Of The sonth, and iu all low and
dampIocations, few such persons reach the age
of forty years without a rheumatic visitation.
la is clear, therefore, that a preparation which
viii afford imnediater relief and effect eventual
ly a thorough cure OF the complaint, must De
of especial value to tie people OF this country
We cannot reasonably doubt, in view of the
well attested statements which have been laid
before Us, sustained as they areby Circumstance
es within our own knowledge, that the ONT
ulent referred to will effect that object. and
among alt benefits which that celebrated physi-l
elan and philanthfopist have conferred upon
mankind, this is certainly not the least impoT-f
liant. Many nm industrious tiller OF the soil,
whose services IRE needed in the field. is at this
moment langaishing on a bed of sickness the
hands that should guide the plow or grasp the
noln 1-1.~.I ra-+arfaZ=Z 80 Rlo-na < {
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM COOPER.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed ana qualified as Administrator Of the Estate
n william Cooper, decd. late of Del8ware Co. Ohio.
Ali pe.sons Interested VIII govern themselves accordingly.
April :, ISJ6-3t. OLIVER STARR.
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arv. DUDrEr A Trsc, Of the Episcopal


REy. DUDIEY A TEse, of the Episcopal
Church.. a young man of the highest order
sf talents. formly Rector Of Trinity Church.
Columbus, and known to most of our church
going citizens. met with a serious accident
II his residence in Pennsylvania last week,
which has since resulted in his death While
witnessing the operation of a threshing ma
chine. the sleeves of his loose wrapper caught
n the cogs Of a revolving wheel and drew in
his arm which was terribly lacerated. Nor
sI6cation having commented, the arm was
amputated near the shoulder. bat the unfa-
sorable symptoms still continued and death
snsued in a few days after the operation had
Assn performed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23
SPRING mEDICINR.
THE PUREST.
GEr

I'll HE . AENIe-
GET THE CHEAPEST,
GET TIE MOST EFFICACI0US.
In short, get The BEsT, which are Dr.: Re5aeAS
SeQa3inarlah Izoed Rafzfer and Blood Pills.
These wonderful Medicines are entirely Vegeta-
bic, leave no bad effects, anal can not by any
possibility injure the most delicate consltu-
ton. Never was = COED Spring Medicine 50 ne
eessary as now, for in addition to the Skin Dis
eases and derangea Stomach AID Liver. which
every Winter produces. ISIS most e1iient to all
who are accustomed to D7te- this powerful inin-
ence for good ori1l that she mind has upon the
body. thai the anxiety oYemjnd eansed By tbs
late wide spread money troubles. injuTedt the
general health Of almost every one. Then
cleanse, strengthen and purify yonrsystem with
the Scandinavian Remedies, aud you will pro
badly save yourself from serious Illness the
coming summer.
~ See Advertisement ap 16-1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23

On Friday the 23d inst, Rev. DIR. MAST.
u Cincinnati, will deliver, at the Chapel of
ths Diversity, two lectures pm the Evangeli-
cal Alliance-one at 4 o'clock p. m. The
either At 7 ?. m. These lectures have been
delivered at coyington, Cincinnati and 9TH
u places with great eclat. Our citizens are
Invited Internationally and gratnitously to
rare Entertainment of which we trust they
win avail themselves.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23
1000 Bushels Corn Wanted.

w e are paying for good Corn per hushel IS cts. Cas-
w or % cts in Goods-deiiyered al our store.
March 5. lE5S. j. HYATT A ca
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Miscellaneous Enigma.
| am composed of 35 letters.

Ny 10 81 IS IL 81 are worn by both la
dies and gentlemen. My 80 1917 1912 II
p. seldom grow in Ohio. Ny 4 10 81 II
a9. is a common enemy 10 all. My ? Is 10
81 10 a musical instrument. Ny s 10 Is 35
10 q bird. My 81 20 242i Is, 81 "a So, is
a division Of arithmetic. My IA 5 IS 10 Is,
ia quadruped. MY Ga % l Is II 50,
brings beth grief and joy. My &c IS 33 %
IS 10 4 8 2e, will return no more. My 81
Q 26, is greeted with joy. My whole is the
name of a paper 10 Ohio and its editor.
Answer to Geographical-the Ohio Wes-
tsyan Female College, Delaware Ohio,
SroGIoN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23

Chemistry in wolves coarse limitations of the
seant of flowers from many revolving ingredI-
sents bat the refreshing odor which eyhales
from Natures floral censers, as the swingin the
hrsezas of this tropics, cannot be- stimulated.--
Eencs Ahe superiority of this celebrated perfume
the e~onoontrated essence offowers, gathered in
che gresss Of Florida, over other scented waters;
hence, too. the tsnaeity with which it clings,
without change. to whatever it touches We
know Of nothing that can approach it in delica-
~ and imperishability, except the finest Eau de
CoaoEne; and it is preferred by the ladies of
South and Central America, Mexico, and the
Vest Indies to that famous article. It~costs, we
belisvs, only about half the price. As there are
limitations, It Is necessary to inquire for Muf-
a&ss 2W9 4enfRGns Fgorsdc Water
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nissolntinn IA partnarahin

THE law firm of Finch & CritchheId Is eis day dissolved
Il by m utual consent and the unfinished BUSINESS viii b
closed up 6y Mr. C~rtnhieid.
All parties indebted to as are Requested to call and settle
wfthoAtdelay- Payments may be made @ either Of us-
4. FINCH. M
Delaware Oct. 81 1851 LII. oR~ffcHFTELD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23

The Premium List and Rules and Regu-
ladons for he next Annual Fair Of the Del
aware County Agricultural Society, will be
found in our columns to-day. The exhibit
lion takes place on the 29ih and soth Sep
tember, and the Is: of October next. In
the course of a few days pamphlet copies Of
shs list will be ready for distribution and pro-
durable Of the Secretary. Dir. E. PRATT.
and at the store Of r e. HILLS g. Son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-23
sHFRTFF SALE.

John E.. Davids1 by virtue of an execution
against d to me directed from the
g.. W. Coats and Court of Common Pleas of
Samuel Tyler. Marion county, Ohio, I shall
offer at public sale, at the residence of George
W. Coats, in Thompson township, Monday srd
May, 1855, between the honrs of 10 O'Clock a.
M. and 4 o'clock p. m., the following property !,
viz: one red COW, ems spotted cow:
April 2S, '5S. SHERMAN, SheriH.
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Charads.

49, A8@&9 -%
1'hree syiables. my name compose,
AZ l my theme pursues
Ny first Of letters two suppose.
And those are found in blue.
Ny second stands upon the shelf,
And holds the daniies rare.
And we would not, at least ourself,
Object to such a fare.
Ny tilisd will call a lovely maid,
At least il speaks her name;
Ny whole much honor has been paid,
But nows dishoBor. shame.
Kind reader, know that letters eight,
Compose my hidden theme,
I pray you guess aud then to state,
The answer of our scheme.
Answer next week. ISAAC.
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miscellaneous Enigma,

IcoNMuN1cATED]
Miscellaneous Enigms,
am composed of Is letters
My4l23 is a kind of tree.
Ny s 1876 is in Congress.
Ny 2 ! IL 8 s fills the heart with solemni-
".
NJ Is 2 10 is seen in the heavens.
Ny 9 Ii is in every grocery.
Ny 10 10 was anciently a portion of
country.
Ny whole is admired throughout the Union
1sm Maine to San Francisco.
some one please answer next week.
ISAAC.
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.ek, Waite and ned Lead,

n1L, Spirits Of Turpentine, Alcohol, Burning Fluid.
~ pal Nsrnisis SFnshes and u thousand other thing
JsiY 81. So GoRNEL &ePUMPHREx
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Public Sale.

DY order OF the Probate Court Of Franklin comfy win
ID he sold AZ pabHs sale. On the premises, on Monday the
z5ihdaS or May less BetWeen the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m
and ] e,elock ]. "a The fsiio.i9g described premises. stu
sinnicg at the northeast corner of let originally sold to Nj
eHael Nicely, eight rods aorth of the southeast corneref ! 10;
originally decided 10 John Elnaore; thence north Ze degrees
west 4roJsI thence west y degrees south. 10 rods: thence
south % degrees east4 rods thence east 20 6eereesu nor h 10
rods TO Tie ginning-contaisi Il of an acre. Further
more that there is forever 10 be an alley of Is feet len on
the nurtn OF the above described ios. running ten rods vest.
Terms One hall cash in h4nd; fe balance nj oae year
and be secured ny mortgage on the 5reIhtses.
e BURR, Guardian Of
DeIaius W. skinner.
April p. 1855. $50 &E