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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-07

OHIO WHITE


THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS, heretofore known
L. as HIIart's Springs, ~ on the Eciolo River, miles from
Sc;oto Bridge STA ion, on the Springfield and Delaware
Railroad; Smiles from Delaware, ON The Cleveland and Co.
lumbus Railroad, and II miles from thr City Of Columbus,
will be opened to the public seeking health or pleasure, on
the 18th of May, under auspices and with a'ppoin'me II
hat will make it FIRST CLASS in every particular.
The present proprletors of ths Ohio Write sulphur have
literally added TO the buildings and general Rceostnnnda-
lions of the es ate, and have fitted and furnished tie wkoie
on the suggestions of taste and luxury.
THE CUISINE v I'll BE EyExeKF TiONA BLE.
The scenery Of ard nearShe dnrsn.in has been ihopRht to
be the finest IN Ohio; the arts pnre and heal hy, aud fHc
medicinal properties of he w~nnderfhl Spring getting Ag
gallons per minute,l are now admitted 10 POSSESS curative
and recupertise influences superior to he famed White
SULPHUR of Virginia.
There are attached to the rsiaillishmen. aIlihe sceesso-
ries found at the first Sum EAer II oteIs. TT shc country ~
The lawns and grounds &boTt She Eotefa arc spacious and
well kept. and the beautiful drives through the OH forests
and along the rom tntic river are siugularly attractive,
though quite secluded
Carriages and omnibuses ara always in readiness at Go
lumbus and delaware TO convey parties to the Springs.
Arrangements can be made fer rooms by addressing
ISA A. PAST, Columbus. Chic.
For any further general information. reference ray be
had ts Messrs. Andrew. Wilson Il TO- Cincinnati; or to
Messrs Failing of the Nell. or kefarS of the &nsericnE Ilo-
tel Columbus or to Mr.. Chamberlain. oe the American
Hotel, Delaware. AFrl 10, l&S-%f
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% HYATT, NJ ID PHrsIciAs& SURGEON.
E5&$ -. Once under lie old Bank, American House.
w Main street. Residence South Delaware, with Ben
Is jainin Ely. Esq.
n. b. epeci4l attention given to the Practice of
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ESTATE OF DAVID SELLERS

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
IN appointed and qualified as A administrator OF the is ate
oil DAVID sellers decd, late IF Della ware Co., Ohio. All
persons Interested Will govern themselves accnrliu5ly-
Nav = fSJS-t. = JOSEPH PATRICK.
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MARION, U. S. Hotel, Monday IS May.

ternoon u FRIDAY Zlth and zSGn May.
MAExsvILLK, yn5on House, Wednesday, %
May.
MARION, U. s. Hotel, Monday, IS May.
~ Aet0 Testimonials gfuen beloo HsontI29.
For Consultations upsh all diseases OF the Throat, Lanzs,
Heart. Liver, Spqsach, Iowsas, Kidneys, and Spleen; also
Dropsy, Gravel, ithenfnAiist9i Nervousness, Debility, bys-
pepsaa, Female Diseases, A Sne and Fever, Fits, Impurities
of the blood, Eruptiols Cancers, Ulcers, and all other va
re les of long staadiHg ceE1piaints, DO h external and inter
nal.
For some ten wears Or. T has devoted his entire time tt
chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many 0
whom had exhausleiteyery other resource within their reach.
he make sick to make well, Eor tear down 10 build up. The
medicines can be taken with safety BY the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with prudence
their ordinary diet and exercise. Many have recovered un-
der he trea ment after fr ends and ply sicians had given up
ali hope; the indispu able evidence of which can always be
furnished. Inyaiids, however reduced ami de<pairing, are
viii be given, or expense Incurred, without n correspond
ing prospect OF recovery.
H5- Those afflicted with Rheumatism or kindred ancc-
lions, will do we'll to read the following from MIR. Caskey:
BELLEFoSTAIsE. O., Feb. 1851
This may certify that I have been subject to severe pains
and ialneness of the back, for i've ur six years. Last sum
for some time, and finally got so bad thai l could not rise
from the floor, nor get any rest when L laid down ia bed
For NO weeks my meals were taken VIII l- lying on the
carpet, where L remained day and night, In this condition
DR.. IlIbbs fouad me, when called last August. l had be-
fore Al different times been under treatment Of two phySi-
clans; I neuT whom thought it SeuraisLt the other vas I'M
derived from ether. / Afterwards consulted a third one,
who declined treating, as he thoaghtmcdicine would do me
no COOL.
mett, | fIund relief, and was soon able 10 rtsulne my work.
| l am engaged IN runniusa staffInisry engine atthe Railroad
depoI, where / can at sall times be found Ny health re
mains good, and during the changes Of he fall and winter,
l have not suffered in the least from my OLD complaint.
Ap ID JOHN CASnEY.
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u
Wholesale and Retail
1000 Bushels Corn Wanted.

w e are paying for good Corn per bpshsl IS Its. casl
w or % cts in Goods-dsfiyereS at Gnr Store.
March 5, 1888. J. HYATT 4 co.
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-NaAIABILA, OHsU, JaiuIly .st, IoOo.
MESSRS. s. K. MAN 4 CO.-Gcnts In canyassing the
States of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the different re
NEEDLES of which we have control, our attention has been
called to observe the great name that your Ague Balsam
has gained for itself in every place where sold. IL really
seems TO be the PEOPLES owS REMEDY, ami its sale more
rapid than all others. II is destined to supercede all olher
aga &c remedies in the market.
Very Truly Yours. Az s HESDRY.
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Road Notice.

N3TICfE Is hereby given, that 4 petition will be present
IN ed To the Commissioners OF Delaware county, On the
hfst Day of their next regulsr session, praying fur the open
ing and estabi ishing Of a County Road, commencing on
the atat1 road leading from Delaware 10 BeFksh re, al the
brick school House ON kngl:sh's farm: thence running east
erIy past the oil slaticn on the q q. 1t 9. Railroad TO the
nerah west eorncr of land belonging 10 John 5 rain, along
the line of the cid coun ) ROAD, NOW vacated and closed up.
April 80, lSSS--4t
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My whole is a lover of his country.
Answer next week.
NET.
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A YousG MEa's PRAYER MEETING will
be held every Thursday evening in the Lee
tire room Of the Episcopal Church, com-
mencing at 8 o'clock.
While this meeting is designed to interest
and bless more especially young men and the
youth. Of this community, the cooperation OF
ell Christian people is earnestly desired.
May 6, 1858.
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Flows and PlOw Point

4 have made aFrAnseme Rts 80 Rs - g
Il furnish all taac wishing Flows Ana feN
best qualty ana latest paternA, a thcl0wEst i2
i haVrt the celebrated LONGS fAlkNl Fl.nE L.
patent called the HtSES RLOW fhNtlewt AN4" 4A
| been Introduced, has been preferred 20 AT o.hHt
Iuin always keep on hand a large Supply q - a-
| and Delaware Piow Point.
"A liberal dedaeion % any wtshlng Nbuy flNF sN
Ernints u seh again. SO csllatthe tHrRe Stow - ~ Niff
T - rss EaoMkf EvlsE. w
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Messrs. 6. D.. PoTTER & Co. have re-
moved their store to The North Room, Tenn
plarHal Building-which they have fitted
up in . style of elegance and convenience
4orthe transaction Of business surpassed BY
few il any rooms of the kind in the State.
Il is scarcely necessary to add that gentle
men wbsse enterprise and liberality .impel
them 20 Thus prepare q room for doing busi-
ness IN, will not fail to have it we'll filed
with goods Of a quality and at prices equal
y attractive 10 customers. If any have
dosBta on this point. they win be removed by
giving them a call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-07

Strange featnresby TRAINED WILD ANiMALS, consti-
tnting The -s1anarrrie OF the 6rraf show. y the tame RIII-
NOcEROS, GYM STIC EIEPH mt. whiei actually
walks the Tight Rope the WAI4TZfNG GAM Ivan GR
Den. and Dan Reefs or sinIl pair OF COMIC MULES
List of trfarSHef Horses. arabian Spanish; English and
american poyoughbre3, EXCELSIOR the Talking Horse.
EUREKA. thh Mustang. ABBOT LAMRENtsE, WHITE
SURRY, IN FORREST, an1 q Stud OF TEN TRAINED
HSfSES. whIsh will appear in he Circle al one time in TIE
MAGNIFICENT Oriental Spectacle of the BEDOUISS OF THE
DESERT Anumber Of rare specimens will also he brought
forward in the old style English Pageant Of The Fitch OF
BACON.
The Keystone Brass Band and String Orchestra, will be
under the direction of Prof THOS-t Il GAHAM-
E1-A Grand Exhibition of the resources aud spec:Tn n
Parade will be giveE in the Morning at 100 'Hiura. At wntch
time DR. Ill TIIAYER viii saiIllully drive 70 SPLENDID
Black Horses
Gil CASTLE, AGENT
This Company VIII perform at Cardington Wednesday May
18th, Mar on ] harday May 29th. p
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There wiIrb e a meeting of the Board of
Education, on Wednesday. May 18th. All
members are requested to be present as bu-
siness of importance is to be transacted.
J.. S. JONES, CLERK.
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THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets,

corrscted veekly By Z. e Hills & Son, WIoz
sale and Retail Grocers. No.4 Williams Block
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WILL EXHIBIT AT DELAWARE, TuEsDAr

- I'LL la al DELLA TUESDAY,, MAY 4S. 1876
The performance VIII commence in the Afternoon al
zoclUck, Ia the Evening at O'Clock.
A~DNISSIDN,-Box 70 Gents. Children under 10 years o
age Is Cents Pit p Gents No bali pr ice to PIT
LIST OFARTISTES:
DAN RICE, the American Runorist-
JACOB tie Neizdaserips PositiOuist and Gro
tesqrie CoHlmedisn.
DR-JAME L. THAYER. Dronerist, Gofnie Vocalist and
H-FcHiean Perfarmer. who s acknowledged 10 | ( Tie
- Strongest Maa OF hi age IN the esi8lrS.
MASTER GHAkIsES REED. the Retro EQUESTRIAN. Pirou-
eie and Principal Rider
MRS Dan RICE, Manage Drectress and Mistress of the
Stdle-
MISS sLLIE the young, charming and mod
est fady, xhobg The eE itses OF fAe ASW 1aEk aad Ptsla-
delphia Presses. has been styled he Best E-Iaesarieane
Anlerics has ever produced
MRS SASuB " tie Female Horse Tsmer.
= II. RoSSTDN. The Champion 5orsenaa.
MRS. p. STICKSEY- the Keeran Equestrian, of world
wide celebrity
MR. HARLE " oYE Geological Direc or and Per
former of WId Animals.
Mr. JOHN @ CLARK. Toiugenr and Acrobat
The Juvenile corps consists Of Mas. S. P. STICKEY,
Ma%t. r. sTTcKEY Mast. +. Mile ESTELLE
and La PETITE EasM :.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.


y pHrsuance Of an order of sale from the Probate Court
L Of Dciaw are county, Cliins ] will nneri or sale a. the door
OF thr Court fIouse ia The t0Eu OF Delaware, on he 2 Ia
day OF Nav. a. d. 1855. between he hours OF ~ ociock y.
m. and O'Clock p. M. the f5lfowins described premises,
Subject 10 IN" lie es 4 e OF Mary Van Horne in be whole
thereof, to vii: The west half at he east haiI vi lHiAot No.
THIRTY. and Alsotte YVES h al the east half of In-I4ot No.
nineteen in The town Of Delaware in said county
ALSO slripof Lad eight f""t vide of the east end OF
the west half eli IntAots No nn-tSen and thirty in said town.
ALso-A lot oi l4Ei being the east part uf in-t .os No
three aud foureeer q and 10 As marked nn The original plat
OF Ssid town, roInteneiHx at lhe northeast garner oil In
LIT Ne taree; running ihrncr nor Ii -ethe sutlth east curIirr
of lot No fourteen; hence west six ysix feEi: thence forFii
to the north line of lot No. three; thence east sixty ak Zee
To the place Of begir ming.
ALso-A lG; of land Ia North Delaware, being the north
part of the west oue-fourIh OF Out-Idt No. twrn y four, as
marked on the pItt at Nurth IJelaware, by ~ eefsrr i
Bonliord, beginning twelve rods south Df III" south east
corner OF Boniford y Liberty streets, on the east side OF the
last nanied street; thence son h four rofs with the stree
thence east lzz roAs 10 n Stone; thenre north four rods.
fly square rods.
Terms of sale Oneihird Of the purchase money in hand
on tie day OF sale, and the residue tacreof ia oHte and two
years thereafter wi interest from day OF sale, To be Secu-
red by mortgage on the premises
BENJAMIN POWERS,
Executor of Henry Van Horne, decd.
PowEtL& VAN DExAS, Aty's. for Exr.
AprIlz5, 1855. tS5,62i 81
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Public Sale.

T1Y order of the Probate Court OF Frenkin county. will
- be sold at public sale, on the premises. on Monday the
18th day of May, Is5S. between the hGurs Of 10 octack a. m
and / o'elock P. M, Che following described premises. stu
ginring at The northeast corner of les originally sold 10 Mi
chae1 Nicely, eight rods north of tie southeast corner OF = lot
originally decided to John ElmeTe; thence nsrIh - degrees
west ! rods; thence west - degfees south 10 rods; fhence
south ~ degrees eGst 4 rnrts; thence east % degyees Dnr.h 10
rods To ihe eginniDg-containing Il q IN acre: Further
more. thai there ia fsTcver to be an alley ri i6 feet left On
tue uorta oil he above described lG, rRnIlssg ten rods west.
Terms One half cash in hand; fhe ba hfce IN one year
from the day OF sale: the deferred payment &, bear interest
and he secured by mortgage ~ the Promises
G. L. b RR, Guardian Of
DcIu.us W. skinner
April q. 1883. 1850 at
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MARSHALL, Michigan, Feb llth, 1851
u R MAN { CO. Il have sold a large amount of your
Ague Balsam in this vicinity, and from my personal knowi-
edge OF il, / believe it u be the best remedy Tor chilis, fe-
yer and ague, that has ever been sold in our State.
Respectfully Yours, U. A.IIYDE.
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New Spring Goods.
Largest and Cheapest Stock Of
the Season.
Ba .Tsssss ~ = PER E ' CENT : l isss ; Ct ss Cd f seis:. which WI
Dress Goods.
Fancy Dress silks from. :. ."-.-...-:--..7s toasJ
Sezen Berege Robes at 500, 500
Plain an wool De,aines-a1 eaIors
9 sesss: sn saa Lawn M fe sssSl sTs5sh eastatz and bingham,
case American Prints at ioe- worth..v~-.@-eN
Shaels.
2dnzen an wool ..<..2.5o
| dozen o,sn t Whi,e e5spe sh1 SIs % e 800
/ dozen Delasne .-.--..-
Mantiuas.
/ dozen faaes Do. i for s;05. wor h --".-.."2'co to z sS g
Bonnets. Ribbons, Rusches.
Buds, French Flo wers.
Wreaths, Braid, Eets.
The Cheapest Stock in Town-so say The Ladies'.
Parasols.
6 dozen, all colors, rom...-, ..-.......E e to 400
Hosiery.
Ladies' Hose Toe. Gloves SC. Niiis lss.
a LARGE STOCK OF
Yankee Notions.
s0 sss S SssaI nap at Is IS a r PrRet 5brl 1h Such nr as the s@a s9 nay S fr &c. Ia
. psek Piass, as-oried SosEiarse sizes 6 a PAPER
8 rs isz an' spool h I sst i a f0lhi tin Sf : sk sahh; do.
AP Gsir e ails. Fern TsFiu : 1al2s' r saarPI rori ans%si%s, ti h e J soaef.
~, Fancy Brushes, Fancy Glasses, etc. etc, ute
Metallic Frame SKIRTS.
/ Dozen Metallic Frame skirts-bes; in use.
l dozen Steel Frame skirs-
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Bluck, Brown, Steel Mixed and Fancy CASH
mercs- Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans, Summer
.Coating-enough for all.
1000 yards MUSLISs. all qualities. Full I'd Muslin &c I'd.
hf paiees. Ticks eAsek'' striped ShiF'"S'-le-' 'Aan old
Doors AND SHoEs-Cheap.
1000 Rolls WALL PAPER-a good Satin Pa
per 1sc a roll.
25 Rolls CARPET-bought at Auction, % per
cent less than usual prices. Good Carpet for
25 ctsa yard.
Groceries.
A Tea that will sHit every .7Sc
Coffee that Will suit every Loiy
Sugar thtt will sItit every
Best Mulasses. .z.....- - De
Crocktry.
China in sets at a bargain-Iron Stone Ware In GeIs or By
tue piece. less than old prices.
YeilolD Fire-Pfeof Ware.
Just the Thing for common use-25 per cent less than the
same Goods can be bought at any other Store. II you
think us gassing, call in
Butter, Eggs ind Rags.
We pay good prices for .hem at all times.
j. HYATT & co.
Delaware, April 1855
Land for Sale.
THE undersigned will sell al = fair price, and on good
i terms,
OF
in Farms of a size 10 sut purchasers. This land is princi-
pally well improved, and very well adapted 10 Etock farm
ing-hsying good stock water
Pasture for Rent.
There are on Sid premises seine eco acres of meadow,
which he undersigned willlet for pasture, If the land is not
sold.
Applica ion may be made to- Samuel T yIsre near Mflyille,
j. G. SiIle, near Riehv Doti, John Is. Goats, at Mdrysvile.
These lInds lie in Cliibuurpe township. Unicn county, and
Thompson township, Deisware county, and some three
mills east of Rich God.
SAMUEL TYLER,
JOHN s. BOATS.
Assisnecso OF George W. Coats.
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New White Fish.
Agricultural Notice.

THE foard OF the delaware County Agricultural Society
L will meet at .Ie Council Chamber, in Delaware, on Fri
day 1th May, lo5S, at ~ O'Clock J.. ~, To attend to unpur
taht Gusule>s-
april -, Io5S. Z. PRATT, Sec'y.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that Il petition viii be presented TO the
L lio1. board Of commissioners Of leIawzrr county,
location OF a new County Roai, in itclawar. township, in
said county, as follows: Beginning in the county road lead
ing eastwArdly and westwardly past Mr. 4. Yates and Jas.
H. Eairds, where the comfy road from The soarh Inirrsrcts
said road near the brick house huilt by John Yates decd.
thence n9rtherly along the line between sad James X.
Laird and Ihom IS Yates to Slate Run. a little west IF said
James X. BaGrd's north east corner on the south line of III
lamb land, aad 10 con inue northerly to the SOU IA line OF
the G. g. II e. railroad carve; thence north wcstwardIv n.
long said sou h line of Railroad and crossing tie same to
the south end OF Fair street, as laid out in :. Finch and II.
Lani1's addition TO East Delaware; thence north along said
street 10 q continuation Of William sIreeior state road lead
ing from Della ware 10 Granville.
a pFI 81, IS5S-z4t
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aAttention is called 10 The advertisement of
1WhA.GILL, OF Columbus. His establish
.ment is q very extensive one, and should any
Of our readers who may visit the city desire
10 make purchases Of articles in his line, we
doubt not they can be suited both in goods
ndprices.
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sHowz.-The shoxnen h.vs eonmene,

SHows.-The showmen have commenced
the campaign early this season. By REFER
snce to our advertising columns it will be
seen Thai " disin Ct establishments visit
this place during the present month.
Van Amburg g. Co.'S. is exclusively q Me-
nagerie, said to be one of the most extern
i've that has ever been organized in this
eountry-and IL win afford a good opportu-
nifty for gratifying the Juvenile portion of
community generally with m instructive and
harmless treat, especially those who are de-
barred from most exhibitions in consequence
Of objections on the part Of parents and
euardians to the character of the perform
s@ances.
T'he other establishment is a Circus, and
for those whose tastes incline in that way
great inducements are offered-the company
being extensive, and said to embrace a strong
array OF talent and skill in the several de-
payments Of that class of entertainments.
HE@E A AA
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~ as follows
DKLAwAHE, American House, Thursday af-
tternoon & Friday 27th and 2sth May.
MAExsvILLK, yn5on House, Wednesday, %
May.
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Ca,l Seattle.

FINCH 4 CRfTEIfF1EID having dissolved pA itnefskip
= wish to close up their business witlOuf delay, and have
len Their Books and Accounts IN the hands III e. H. McEL
Roy for adj ustiucut. All persons knowing themselves IL
be indebted 10 hem, viii please call ami settle with Mr.
Elrny. over X. Bnrr'A Store.
Drta ware, Frb42 ~, 1851. eff
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I've seen you where you meyer were
Andswhere you meier will be,
And yet within that very place
You shall be seen by me.
Answer next week.
ISAAC.
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PurycrroS, III. September 9Th, ls5i

fklSCEfoSs III Sep-emoer 1Nn, F9i-
DR.. MANS-Dear Sir: For several years pas. have
used your Ague Balsam in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effect in hundreds of cases, and in no
case has it failed to pro luce the most happy effect. lean
most cieerfuliy recommend it as a certain specific for chilis,
Re aver md ague, and malaFio1s diseases.
TrIlv Nuura II AUSTIN NJ u
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Why is the Demand so Great for
DIR. N AGUE BALSAM /?

RECAUSE it will, in all cases, safely and eGectuaiiy cure
II that much dreadeI scourge OF the West-GlIiiis, Fever
aad Ague-withoutf fail. aud in ca es will connteract the
poison Of Malarta, of which fact thousands do ts lily. and.
unlike all other nostruns, it is only recommended for one
class OF diseases, and as a tonic 1t is unsurpaSSe l. We will
offer a few evidences of its worth, by men OF influence and
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n OCT ss'57. " ALIEN { cos.
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RETAIL.
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD
@E. n 9nles ne ! N as "a 3 n %a5s, S5asr { asI aesss.
AA n. B. 3spfeciati attention given to the Practice of
Delaware. April .. Iss7.-*sm
SHERIFF SALE.
John E: Davidsl by virtue of an execution
against ID to me directed from the
6: W: Goats and { Court Of Common non Pleas Of
offer at public sale, at the residence of George
W. Coats, in Thompson township, Monday 3rd
May, 1858, between the hours of 10 o'clock q.
m. and o'clock p. M, the following property,
April IS, IS. 6. sIIERMAN, Sheriff.
New Carpete-
T. HILLS has JUS, received ? LARGE M
s 0sasi . L e. Of n { A .ts Ear CONSISTS i 5 Of and ns5r iss .Ssa special
1000 Yards
Coston Venetian,
Wool Venetian,
Cot. Warp Ingrain,
Super and Double eupet DO.
Stair, Hall and Rag do.
Floor OIL G1oths.
and will be sold low
Paper Hangings.
der. VII be found at he same place, and al CORES pondins
~ low prices -#1E
Painted Window Shades.
A large variety, with all the fixtures. BUFF Liza
for Curtains-seve-al widths.
Delaware. March TO- IS5S.
The Works of the Rev. Jas. Caughey.
s of Blessings-Reviva Miscells nies-Earnes
FEB. Gs. ST. NEW BOOK STORE.
Us. JONES,
Attorneg at LGto,
WILL practice in Delaware AND adjoining counties. Of
w fee over Burr's Je~eiry store. In bay 4 Wetmores
Deiaware. o ..July L. 1857. @sa
E L O u r.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
R. ANA @SONS,
sanduphy Street, opposite the American House.
Family Groceries and Feed,
At Il. CAEAN& SONS.
nelaware, April Is. lsss.-.2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-07

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