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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
An Ordinance

To Regulate the Sale of Stone Coal and Coke,
SIC. /. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incor porated Village of Delaware, That all
stone coal or coke sold within the corporate
limits OF said village shall be by the bushel,
and shail be delivered in carts, wagons, or other
vehicles in the manner hereinafter provided.
And the standard bCshei of Stone Coal OF Coke
shEil be two thousand six hundred and eigh y
eight (26Ss1 cubic inches.
Sxc. 2. That al persons selling stone coal
or coke within said village and delivering tho
same in carts, wagons, or other vehicles shall
have every such vehicle SO const. ucted that the
top thereof shall form 3 plane EuTfaee. having
the end boards of tile same hight with the sides
and Il Q top Of he whole securely covered with
iron in such a manner as to prevent their wesg-
ing. And before any such cart, wagon, or other
vehicle thall be used for the delivery of stone
coal ~ coke rs aforesaid il shall be measured
by the village Lug:neer, and the number Of
bushels il will contain when even full, shall be
icy Linn branded or marked thereon IN two or
more places, and in q conspicuous manner.
And in like manner shall shy such cart, WAGON.
or other vehicle so used be examined and meg
Sured by tie said Engineer at least once in six
months.
SEC. 8. That the village Engineer shall be
entitled to charge and receive from the owner
of any such cart, wagon. or other vehicle 10
measured aud marked, the sum of fifty cents,
aud for every re-lneasdrIrent of the same the
sum OF ten cents
SIC. 4. That any person within said village
IN G1AAA = 49, N~o~N w ~ DCNA
and delivered any stone coal or coke by IN cans
of any cart, wagon, or other vehicle without
first having the Same measured and marked as
herein required, or who shall wlIfuliy chang =,
deface or in any manner cover or ob1terato any
such brand or mark, or who shall violate any
of the provisions of this ordinance, shall, on
cons iciIon thereof before the Mayor, be lined III
any hum not exceeding twenty dollars with
costs OF prosecution. Provided, That any stone
coal or coke may be B Id and delivered by the
ton weight in the same manner as il provided
for the sale and delivery of hay. And Provided
further, That any person may sell any stone
coal or coke Us aforesaid by standard measur-
meut or weight at his, hor or their yard or
other place OF deposit, TO such persona as may
desire TO remove the same III their own vchI-
eles; amy thing in this ordinance to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
SIC. 5. This ordinance to take effect aud be
in force from and after it's publication.
pusseI February 5, 1855.
X. BURR, Mayor.
Attest. HHSRY S. La Due, Recorder.
| feb. l2--Xw.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

MorExns, A WoRD WIFI YoU.E'Throw phys
Ic to the Dogs says Macbeth. Very much OF 1t
ought to be thrown to them; bat there is some
physic that a discreet dog would hesitate to
touch. The world, however, grows wiser every
time it turns on its axis. The horrible COM
pounds of former days are falling into disuse-
especially the mineral ~potions, abhorrent alike
70 lasts and smell, with which our grandmoth-
eTs were wont to drug us. Above all. the nau-
seous "Cures for worms'' arc rapidly becoming
obsolete, and parents begin to re eognize the
danger, as well as tho cruelty, of forcing upon
their struggling offspring black draughts, sur
charged with calomel, and favored with jalap.
Better than all, q commanding remedy for in
ternal worms of every species, against which no
objection can possibly be urged, has recently
been introduced. It is wholly vegetable and re
ally delicious. This, no one who has seen and
tasted KEMP's WoRA PAsTILLEs, will deny. OF
q delicate rose color. and having the appearance
and favor of a genuine candy, they are entirely
mike . medicine. II you should puE one o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

the Pastiles In the mouth of q child and then
call it physie, the little rogue would laugh in
your face.
In view Of the alarming increase in the NOR
tality among shildren in this country, and Of
the fact that, it has been referred, by dis
tin guished medical men, 10 vermic1lar disease
3 most opportune invention He deserves 8
vote of thanks from all the mothers in the Uni
on, for two reasons. In the first place his Pas
TILEs do their ofice efectuaily and without
pain, and in the second place It IS not unpleas-
ant to administer them. There is no kicking.
no struggling, no scrcaning-orf there bet
is TO get at the remedy, not TO get array from it.
We wish somebody would invent equally agree
way, we imagine that grown people would not
be troubled so much with sickness if treated
properly when little people. Not only is tht
@child father to the man." but the neglected
complaints of childhood are the procreant pa
rents of terrible diseases IN manhood Moth
ers, think of this.-Bostos Clerical ReUis0.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
An Ordinance
10 Reoulate the Sale of Firewood.

SIC. /. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village OF Delaware, That it shall
be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for
sale within the corporate limits of said village
any frewood in amy other manner than by the
cord. And not until after the Same has been
duly measured by the proper officer rs hereil-
after directed, and his certificate of the quaint
ty thereof obtained, which certificate shall in
all cmses be delivered TO the purchaser. Pro-
vided, That any person having Il contract with
another for tho delivery OF wood in quantities
of two cords or more may deliver the same on
+21cA contract without being ul2asUred, or the
same may be me assured in bulk after delivery
by tho proper officer az aforesaid, ut the option
OF the purchaser.
SEC. .. That it shall be the duty of the
Mayor st a22y time utter the passage OF this or
dlnAnee, to appoint one or more wood mea-
surers, who shall hold their office until the Inst
Monday in April following, and until their
successors arr duly appointed and quaiifcd,
unless so9uer re moved By the Ma Sor Tor i'm
proper conduct in office. They shall, before
| entering upol. the discharge of their duties;
take an oath or affirmation before the Mayor
faithfully and imlAriallg to discharge lhe
same.
SEQ. 8. It shall be the duty of the wood
measurers to inspect and measure all hrewood
brought to them Tor tlI"t purpose Immediately;
and to furnish the own er with q certificate vi
tie quantity the cot IN cubic feet, estimating
y cord at one hundred und twenty-cight cub IL
feet, and making due allow a2ee for loss by
reason OF crooked or uneven wood; and fol
sac1 saiid eAeIS Iodo Vi P1iSoi Ao0o ;
5Aessured lie snail he enttlcd to charge aId
receive from the seller thereof the SUN OF five
cents aud no more.
SEC. 4. That any person who shall alteT OF
IN any manner change any sach certificate O
any wood maasuEer designating the quantity
OF any such load OF parcel of wood by him -
me assured, or who shall in any manner vlolat
any OF the provisions OF this ordinance, shall
on conviction thereof before the Mayor, 81
hned i'll any sum not exceed ing ten dollars VII
costs OF prosecution, ut the discretion OF til
MAY or.
SEC. s.. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
PASSED February 5, 1858.
K. BURR, Mayor.
Attest, IlKsnI S. LIE Duo, Recorder.
oh Is-3w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-A splendid lot
of Embroideries, Laces, Dress Trimmings,
Ladies' Shoes, and other Goods suitable to
the sex, has just been opened at the store
room FIRST door south of Campbell & Titles,
and directly opposite the American. They
are said by those who have inspected them,
10 be Of superior quality, and offered at as
tonishingly low prices. All in quest of
bargains in goods of this description will of
course avail themselves of the present op-
p~or,unity to secure them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

Farmers will observe that several ordi-
nances have recently been passed by the
Gouncil-in the provisions of which they
are interested. One refers 10 the measnr-
ment of wood offered for eale-anoiher TO
she weighing of hay. We learn that Mr..
MoREHousE, at the Carriage Manafactory
of Morehouse s. Evans, Mr. BILLS, at the
Drug store of cosneil & Humphrey, and Mr..
PARTS at the Oil Milf of Pratt & Converse,
hsve been appointed Meusnrers under the
wood ordinance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
SHERIFF. SALE.

David r. LEWIS y y virtue of an execution TO roe
rs; 80, d lires,ed frOR e. ,oart OF Corn.
oh:o. / viii ole. Tor sale at the door OF the eoart hoIss III
me town Of Delaware, i'll said Touflty, On Monday. March
LIST. IA55, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N. and i
o'ciock,p. M. The following described real estate, to-Hit:
Situalrti III Jetaware county, Ohio, Lot. No. IL, Il inge N,
To xnship 4 section /. contain ns $50 acres, be the same
more or less, bcisnded as follows: On the south and west by
lands of Hiram Ibeckley; on the north by lands belonging to
the Estate Of John Lecs1eyi and on the cast by LANDS pc
iuuginy to- Benjamin Thomas; and bfhag the same lands
which Albert christie and vile eoIEe! I'd 10 hiram lieekiey
On the 18th day OF april, 1850 Appraised at Sit per acre.
Also-thr following described tract Of land: siIuaein the
county of IGIaWare and state of thio, and in the township
oi haldnar, and described as follows, 10 vii: the nor h halt
OF In Lot M. lS) thirty, chat is two and Il hat rods Widely
Eight reds lnng,) in the town or ljcIhi. Is marked AMI de
81 sIsagcd On the pat oI said town Appraisal nj ~
CIiAEt-E AAkRMAN, Sheriff.
Ian 20 ISIS -I&E..a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
FITsst FITlI FITsu
HASCE,S VEGETABLE RAC
EPVTRpTIC pIIJS

For the Cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, ard all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
D2RSONS who are labosihg anteT this Distressing mala-
i dy will find HASCH'S VEGETABLE EPILkPI1C
FILLS 70 Ike the sply reredy ever discovered Ter curing
Epilepsy or Failing Fits.
These pills posSes.a specific action on the neI%cls- sys-
TEN; apd, although they are prepared especially for tAepu
pose Of curing Fits, they will be found OF especial benefit
for ali persons afflicted With weak nerFes, or whose nervous
system has been prnsxat.d ar SCATTERED froia any cause
whatever. In ehfonic complaints, or diseasesof ionGsttn@
ing, snperinduced by ner vousness, they are exceedingly
Dene6cial. E
rIty, enclosing a remittance, will have the pills seat them
through the n an, free OF postage Fer sale by SETH ).
HANCE, Nc IUS b AI.TINoRE STREET Baltimore, Md
To whom ordersfrom allparsG ofthe Cnien inuAtbe address,
al, postDsid- tune 35-4F
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Hair Restoratives.
administrators Sale of Land.

PROFESSOR Woods, Mrs. Aliens, and The Excelsior Hail
i Restor asives, sold by
Jan. ~, 1855. B. DICEIkBOE 4 son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

DIR. RoRAoK's CossTIruENTs-We learn that
he distinguished and popular inventor Of those
famous Scandinavian Remedies, the BLOOD
PILLS aud BLOOD PURIFIER, advertised
in our business columns, receives nearly as ma
ny letters, by every mail, as the Treasury De-
partment. The average Is more than 200 per
day! His patients, scattered ever the broad
West, the Southern States end New England
are said TO reach the enormous and almost in
credible aggregate of 100000! BY his patients
We mean those who use his preparations Us
sheir oHLY MEDICINES. We presume that such
a connection is without q parallel IN Medical
history jan29-Im
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

Does any of our high hvers ever eat too much
dinner! IF any of our readers have cooks wIIs
tempt the appetite a little toe far, l will tell them
a secret that will lead them to the enjoyment of
their dianers without a visit from that equity old
gentleman-DispePsia- Take ad9seo of Dr.; San
ford's Infigorator after eating, and you viii new
er be troubled with Indigestion; but on the CON
tEaFy, before the next meal time approaches TIE
appetite will be sharrened to appreciate any kind
Of food- if the food rises or sours, the lnSigor-
atsx will fix the matter right st once, for there
is something in I that, to use the expression
o. q friend. will let q man eat gravel stones, and
AXE the Invigorator aud they viii digest. We
have tried it in double doses, on one or two oc-
casions. for sick headaehe, and it acts like a
charm.
What we want 10 say to our readers. young and
old. is, if anything ais you, go without delay
and get a bottle ef DR.. Sanford's Invigorator,
and if itdon,t cure you esine and tell us, for We
wantto sec one person thati: will net benefit
mo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

A TREAr eea Mus1c LoxERs-Ne I'M
derstnad that Miss MINNIE CRAWFORD, the
celebrated Blind Vocalist and Pianist, late of
she N. Y. Blind Institution, assisted by J..
fI. PUTNAM, the inimiiable Basso, will give
one of her popular Concerts in this place on
next Tuesday Eve Miss CRAWFORD bears
the reputation of being one of the sweetest
socialists now travelling, and we bespeak for
her a full house. Bills and Programmes viii
be distributed in due time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
Wood Measures.

Mirrors 0FFIoE, Delaware, o.
Feb. 10, 1888.
N accordance with the provisions of an Or
i dinance entitled AN Ordinance to regulate
the sale of Fire Wood, y passed February 9TH,
1858, l have this day appointed EDwA RID PRATT
lat the Oil Mill of Messrs. Converse d Pratt }
WILLIAM M. BILL at the Drug Store of Messrs:
Cornell & Pumphrey), Sandusky street, and
S. f. MoREHoUsE at the Carriage Shop of
Morehouse 81 Evans), corner of William d
ashington streets, as Wood Measures, to act
until the first Monday of April next, and until
their successors are duly appointed and quail
fed.
r. BURR, Mayor.
Feb. IL, 1853.
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AsAhs VI. "'i'h 2B r J@fa y s q : TO Sf @s Il.
Wiliiun G. Norris. ) rectcd from tie Court o.
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, J
shall offer u: public sale, at the door Of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the 18th day of
February, l565. between the houra of 10 O'Clock
n. m. and 4 O'Clock p. IN. of said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit: Situate in
the county of Delaware ami Ntate OF Ohio, and
in range ~, township 5 and section 8. United
States Military lands, gtt bounded and descri-
BID as follows 6egiEning at the centre of Lot
No S in the center of IL county road in the Y3r-
MGR division line between Ashael and Bill
Weich; thence cast along the centre line OF said
road z5 rods: thence north d rods; thence west
% rods co said division line thence south along
said Iii vision lice TO the pInce Of beginning.
Also-the following described real estate, 70
witt situated in the county or Delaware and
State otOhio. and in range 10, township 8. Sec
ton 2, United States Military, and bounded and
described as follows: being the west half OF Los
No 8 in said section, beginning 1t u post and
stone in the range line at the south west corner
Of said lot BY two elIns and soft maple; thence
south s9A degrees east along the section Gna
LOT lime 1888 s-IO rods to q stone and pest at the
di Jision corner of said lot by two white oaks;
thence north 20 mrnutes east along tue division
limo of saId lot 20z SIS rods 10 a stone on q post
Oh The lot line between lots Z and by n white
oak aid elIu; Ghence north 50 degrees ~ min
Ttcs W est uloig the lot line l9o TIL rods to Q
stoBe on q post on the range line at the corner
OF said lots 7 and 8 bs two ash trees; thence
! s02 rod. to the plaes Of neutrality-suspicious.
ESP acreB, moro or less. Appraised ct S2o iPtr
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
sudSpeGial n Aster Commissioner.
Jan. Is, 1883. IS6,75l u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

The bridge on Mill creek, east of Mays
vile, on the s. NJ. & P. Railroad, was par
tally burnt on Monday night last-supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary. 1t
viii be speedily repaired, and the trains
continue running as usual.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
Cole pc Text Books.

TINE subscribers have just received from h Pn5l ishers
L in New York and Boston, a sEpply of he VERY L ArEsI
Edi ions Of New, Neat and Perfect TEXT BOOKS, adap:ed
to The Thiri Term Of he
@. w. University and Female CoiIess,
Which they will sell al the lowest regular City Prices
Those wishing 10 buy will do wsII TO call immediately and
examine The Books for themselves before purchasing else,
Feb. l., IS. b. DICKINSON 4 son.
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NARR1ED-

On TbRrsday. 9th inst, by Rev. D. Nc
Garter, Mr.. SILAs BRowN 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH q. CELLAR, both Of Liberty township.
Delaware county, D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
Settlement Of Estates. &c.

THE following Administrators and Guardian have hlad
l. their papers for hnnl settlement:
VIM. Smith and John Graham, Admr's of Conrad Smith.
Josiah Luke and Geo. Luke, Admr's. Of Rachel Carues,
orrison Conckltn, Guardian OF Cicero Conck1in
There will be a hearing on the above cnses, at my onlce
IN pelawa are, on Saturday Feb. eth. 1858.
Jan u, .'SS-5t !. ASNEY Prob, Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
Road Malice

NOTIGEia hsreby given that there VIII be a petition pre-
IN scented 10 the Commissioners OF Delaware county, at
iher mex; session, asking for an alteration in The road lead
ing from Delhi to Midiletewn, as follows; Commencing in
The ccnlre of the cross roads in pellt south of Watkins Isv-
.rn and J. J. Nortnn's store; thence uortherly along the
line heretofore surveyed by the Plank Raad CoInpany, so
IS tt, iaterseet the Prese emf Travelled road at or near Robert
Evans house; and for the vacation ~ that portion OF he
prescott Travelled road Jan I6. iH5S-.t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
Valentines.

SENTIMENTAL AND HUMOROUS--A splendid lot
y received at the NEW HOOK STORf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

Ok Bags rho;ce Eastern Coffee,
%C - I;a2s dis Southern DO
20 Boxes Mouth candles.
80 Packages Assorted Candies in q II ana sob sczss
2a Boxes PAM "a Ian't tierTasn ooap,
20 Boxes Star ans Stcarine Csnil=s,
Il Boxes SIS. s. and rs lIrginiA Tobacco.
6krEs Kentucky six Twist Go
q / oxes Virginia Hail Pounds dc
50 Foxes superior Western Reserve Cheese,
All OF which are offered at The lowest marx ct lr.ces-
Jan -, H5s-tf K. L. HILLS \ SON.
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The State of Ohio, Delaware Co. IS.

RICHARD RHODES, Plaintiff Delaware Common Pleas
STEPHEN MfAfhrskaNY, ref,a o fsSo S'HH' A
THE Defendant, a non resident Of said state, wfIlt-ke no.
L lice, that the Pl>intin, on the 23a day of January, A. u.
1853, aled in The Clerks ohee OF Sail Court his petition a
Gainst you, alleging that you are indebted TO him on three
promisoFy notes executed by you on the I'd day of Dcoelm
Der, 4. =. 1855, each calling l5r. the sam Of one hundred
dollars, due on the LIST days Of March, 1873, 1873 and 1870,
Tespeelively, with interest from dato-3ayable TO Hiram
that the defendant had conveyed his properly with The frau.
dnlent intent of hnder.dg and delaying his creditors in the
cellectfnnof their debts. The object and preyer OF said Pc
dion is. to obtain an order Of attachraenl, and a Judgment
against Won. on said noes, when they become due, for the
several amounts thereof, with interest frsm the ID day OF
December. A. ID. 1854. An order of attachment has been
allowed by Hon. S. Finch, Judge of said Court, and said
order has been duly issued and served. Yon are hereby
notified TO answer said petitisn on or before the Sd day OF
' TAI RHODES.
POWELL e. VAN DENAH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fer. 5, 1885. lS6l7! st
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

o. w. UrrvEzsITx-The seeoad ses-
sion of the present Collegiate year closes
Wednesday next The third session CON-
mences "Wednesday, March Alb.
o. w. FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Examinatiou
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Spring session commences March 4th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12
SchooI Examinerst Notice.

TIME School Examiners of Delaware County
l. will meet at he Central School House i'll Del
aware, at o'clock p. m. on the second Saturdays
of Juno, Jnly and August on the fret Saturday
of September, and thereafter sesry Saturday tai
further notice.
Candidates ntst furnish the Boasa With testi-
monials OF good MORAL character.
By order of the Board,
w. l.. HARRIS, Clerk,
Delaware, June s, ls55.-ttf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-12

TtgE subscriber oa.rs for sale his homestead Farm.
L adjoining the be euiu III village of Delaware, containing
l2D acres, IS under cultivation. and Is acres choice bottom
laad; the balance rolling and well Waterea. The buildings
are new, substantial and convenient. consisting OF two
brick hoascs. with large fruit cellar. enclosed in a beautiful
yard. tassrfu!ly d cora ed with evergreens add other ornA-
mental tres; q !aFae harm. with stone haseplen-, considered
the best in the county, and all necessary out buildings. A
valuable fruit orchard, containing AIS apple trees OF choice
v4reties, together with peaches. pears, cherries and quin-
ces. Ais. a highly cultiyA cd gard. n, we'll stocked with
currAa's, or pc vines. stra w5erTits, Sc-
This farm is espsria!ly adapted to those having children
to educate, heii g conNenien bo IA 10 the O. w. L University
and o. ". Female / oticcr. Address, or inqu re OF the
81 s,riper Oh the premises. j. q. EERiOE
Jan. 22.-*-w. Del WAR, Ohio.
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sheriff ana Ate.sSf cc&5iasisner's Sale.

Ey HUBBEI.L & ALLEN,
Piaiatld . Attcrnyss
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Gold Pens and Pencils,
,OLD by
} Jan. %. 1858. B DICKINSON 4 sen.
Steel Pens.

FENHE most celebrated kinds n use, viz: Giltott's No. 30S
L. and 100 Pens, Lehnen's No. 3Os, Regulator, Elastic,
and Excelsior Pens The splendid Washington Medallion
zen. used in all tire Public Schools IN New York CIV
Blanzy, Poure b Co.'S. superior French Pen. Sno,v's School
Fen, put up in boxes of one dozen each jacobs Anal.
gum Pens, Schlesengcrs Patent Grtta PerehE Coated Pens.
SOLD by Liam. 70. 49, Il, DICKINSON & SON.