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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
SHERIFF SALE.

Rs N Dart r virtue of an sxeehz
Geo. vs. vs. Goats. rom 'i sbs ' eo ,Es s dit c 9
NOR Pleas of Delhwar county Ohio, l shalloher
at public sale ut the door of the Court House in
Delaware. on Monday une "A, 1855, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M. of
wit The shree following described tracts of
land, being part of Jonathan Clark's survey
No. 1921, Virginia Military Survey:
The first tract is bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at two Beeches on the west
line of the Lot No. Il, as surveyed by Joel
WrAshs,J DR., fer Baum q Perry; thence south
four degrees, east one hundred two and q half
rods-S. c. Weeks north east corner to o beech
tree: thence west along said Samuel O. Weeks
north line to a corner stone thence nortllalcrg
George Diisaver and Henry Dilsaver's east
line to Henry Disavers north east corner to
stake and ironwoed3 thence east along tie south
line of land formerly sold to George Myers, to
the pluce of beginning; containing ifty acres of
land, being the NE. part OF Lot No. 81 in SAID
Joel WIights plat.
The second tract IS the east hs1f OF tbs follow
ing described tract of land Beginning at a
small and large beech at the north east corner
of the above described tract of land, in the west
line of said Lot No.14 aforesaid; thence north
four degrees cast Should be N. 4 deg. W. to
an ash, sugar tree and dogwood. in the west
line of Lot No. Is of the aforesaid survey
thence south So minutes west one hundred and
ninety and one-fourth rods to Il corner; thence
south 81 degrees east eighty five rods and cigh-
teen links to Il white ash, beech and sugar tree,
in the north line of land formerly owned by Z.
Diisaver; thence north SIS degrees east one hun
dred and ninety-one rods TO the beginning
being parts Of Lots 81 and - of the aforesaid
survey; containing one hundred and two acres
and twenty rods-the east half OF which con-
tains ffty-one acres of land, moro or less.
The third tract is bounded aud described as
follows: Beginning at an ash, sugar tree and
ironwood, at the northeast corner of the tract
of land formerly owned by John Haskins, and
being the last described tract of laud III west line
of Lot Nc. Is aforesaid; thence south Sc degrees
west one hundred and eighty nine rods with
said Haskins north lire to his northwest cor
ner, dogwood, ironwood and beech trees;-
thence north 81 degrees west, with the west line
of Lot No. 81 OF the aforesaid survey, made by
Joel Wright, one hundred AMI serenty-two rods
to corner, white oak, beech an swamp ash, iii
said west line of Lot No. 81; thence north IS
degrees east one hundred and ninety rods to
corner, beech, elm and blackberry, in the west
line of Lot No. II in the aforesaid survey made
by Joel Wright; thence with said west line of
Lots Mol II and 16 TO the place of beginning;-
containing two hundred and two acres and one
hundred and forty five perches OF land. All of
said tracts or parcels of lunG sicIa5 &c in Thomp-
son township, Delaware county. Appraised
Lot No. 81 at $35; Lots 81 and 50 at SIS; Lots
81 and SO ut S25per acre.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
May Il, 1855. q iSle,50f is
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Law Nahee.



y where n he state of wlseeasin;, viii iake notice Ina,
her next friend, % the County of Deiawsre aud Stxte OF
tom ono in NIB the y court s9st Q Of s. mn pleas, wi Tim 4 e f6r Pine the
S Sohn r $, AMI nsei ai,G "a Po %i ohs s.u ag@i pssh t5 Is sa,d
the 18th day of August, 1851, the S I'D John Exams AMI said
them whereby the said Powers agreed n iRte Galsideri-
a eer.aln IrAci q hs74 on r. sech riFeF. then occupied by
ereso Of land, and being a LIf IN seetio3 1. Tnwes5i9 : and
kanEe a. being savae premises DECIDED by Jo4a Harter
le42; more paTtieuLtr description OF said premises may be
Evans agreed 10 pay sid Powers the sam of Fifteen Hun
d-ed Dollars; As follows; rec handred doii'rs Aprii LIST
mel1s from -Aprsi Isl 1882, 10 bear Interest; al which time
deed Cor satt PREMISES, ani TO receive 4 nIortg ige thereon
o. ssid paper writing said John Evaiis paid thereon one
hundred dollars; thst At that llse saIi John Ev4as WAS in
id agreement in law: that hi. insAnty commenced four or
after said agreement was made, to wi: on the - day OF
proved % be iasane, and Vas lawfully a,Is.ittee a. he In,
matte Asylum OF The Stale Of ohio, ~-lere liz remained ulI
isstli ins4ne. and has been 50 sinee d time preveOus to the
RECOVERY; dat sal si@rgarei las b I'D joad Fans, i've
tuck possession o. said premises April Isl, ISL and halh
rehlainedin Hossession thereof ever since; that sa0-yly AT
ter the executor oI sald paper writing sud john EFahs
called o. SAID Powers, and desired Ia revoke the same.
Margaret, and that when she nexl saw the sud Powers size
parc i .ae n lnoa a fr ssid i h1rea &c &c NH n 4 s lif P PaIna rsas . = r tae
tiaL the same written agreement was ia tact N ode " said
Margaret, she beng present al lis eAeeu loh, and said John
Evans being entirely rOnirolicd ty her IN all matters reht-
tbt se m P bss 9aised and s1nc3I.ei he Il. sISiir eaes anj Pm tnaS . : >
and management, without any assistance frnh said John
said John Evans, said agreement "a wholly ruidi ula. she,
~ : & 4'ee 10 20 &c ~ Or 81 - 5 On 800 NJ ~ p If -. nj i ~, ~ " en-
TO her upon the payment Of the balance OF s.od purchase
other relief Said petition must be answered on or sefoFe
the ID day Of July, \. b. 1S1o. p
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

FITS ! FITS!! FITS {!
RANGES VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS.

For the Cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboriIg underi this distressing mHla-
L dy will fad zIIANGE'S NBGET ABLE EPFsEPTIC
PILLS to betae Only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess Il specific action on the nervous sys-
tenn. and, aithouehthey are prepared especially for thepur-
pose of caring Fits. they win be found of especial benefit
for ali persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has been Frustrated or shattered from any cause
whatever. In Chronicconplaints or disease ofion gstand-
ing, suPerindacede by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial
p Price 50 perpox, or wobcxesfor So, Persons outofthe
city, enclosing n remittance, will have the pills sent them
through the mail, free of postage Fur sale by SETH S.
UANCE, No. los b STREET. Baltimore, Nd.
to whom ordersfroIn ~allparts oftle Union must be address
ed. postpaid. ~ June 26-4Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

pa: MAsS@De~r Sir For several years past have
used Your Ague BaisaIn in my daily nraetaeei iefd have
closely observed its eifcct in hundreds of clses, and in no
case AS ii filled to pro1uet the nfast Esspy effect. can
most cheerfulIy Recommend it as II ccrtairspectic for chills,
fever and arie, amt Iualarions Diseases
- 5 Rrtdy Yours, AUSTIN, n. D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
Will be Published June 18th.
-
TIE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
By JOSHUA r. GIDDINGs.
Illustrated With Bio Fine E~ngrauinqs.
One Volume. 1smo. 800 PIP.

TTHIS work viii portray, with eminent ability, the crimes
l. commit ed by our Government against The Marools
ing protection'u under span sh laws II will also show the
bad faith exercised towards the Indians of Florida. aud be
found to present a true view of the loAs-fought FLORIDA
WAR.
The object of the work is to operate upon the political mo.
ralHy OF the country, by calling forth the sy1nPtthies and
moral feelings 0i the people; and its condemnation of she
tyranny Of the Executive aud its supporters, should COM
mend II 10 tie attention of every American citizen.
The long and distinguished services, high personal char
acter, aud known ability OF The writer, wall be a su iicient
guarantee u its merits.
The Washington correspondent OF The New York Evening
Post, who examined some OF tie advance sheets, says:
~ have examined it with pleasure and in
struction. The work will prove u valuable his
tory of important events Which will undoubted-
" be passed over by those who claim to be the
historians of the country, either in consequence
of the peculiar Institution which it concerns,
or because they have not the facilities for ac-
curing information on the subject. To any
other man than Mr.. Gidding3, the subject of the
Spanish Maroons or Seminole slaves would be-
come complex and remote. Perhaps there has
been no ubiee which he has more thoroughly
investigated in the course of his public duties,
nor any that he comprehends better than this.
nformation besides that of which it is the espe-
eial object of the author to treat. The eharae-
ter of Osceola. as delineated by the pen of Mr..
Giddirgs, is grand to contemplate. His pa
rcntage, marriage, romantic life and noble
death. make up the most thrilling and instru:-
tive chapter in the work; and while the whole
is produced i'll the usually earnest, clear and
concise style OF the author, it is also beautifiel
with "a romance more charming than can be
gathered from the world OF fiction"
aJ- Agents wanted in every County in the United States.
TOILET, FOSTER d CO., Publishers,
journal buildings, Columbus, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

sDIsTRlcT CoURT.-The term of this Court
for 1858, in Delaware County. commences
on Wednesday next. June I'd. We are in
debted to the Clerk, B. F. LooFBoURRow
Esq., for the following lists of jurors, en-
bracing the regula. PANEL, as also a special
fury detailed for the purpose of trying the
ease of Jacob Terry and wife against the c.
C.. & G. Railroad Company;
REGULAR JURY.-Elam A. Vining Ber-
lin; William Ferguson, Browni Jesse Ell.
Said. Concord; Joseph Slough, Delaware;
William Cfuiksl,ank, Delaware; John Mo-
ses, Delaware; H. Fl. Allen. Genoa; Jona-
than II ardner, Liberty; George A. Good
Ing, Orange; H. C.. Strekard, Scioto; james
Richey. Scioio; VIM. M. Warren Scioto.
SPECIAL JURY.-ElJah Young, r. Let's,
J.. w, Foote, Berkshire; TT. Scott, Mar
shall JaEes, Berlin; Jonathan Sheets,
Brown; Lyman Click, Concord; Rily ].
Lott, Kingstonj Denison Searies, Trenton;
Eber H Humphreys, Liberty; e.. w. Wells,
Jay Dyer, Genoa; J. A. Fetters, VIM,
Tompkins, H. s. Hubbell, j. @. Adams,
&C., a , b Ee T6
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
SHER1FE Sale
Sheriff n Master cormissioner's Sale.

Sheriff and Master Cor~ui ssioner's Sale.
Israel ETeaS ct al. d Y virtue of q dccretal
vs.. I'D order es sale TO me
Ja,n,s Benson ct al. } directed from tie Ccaft
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, i
shall offer at public sale at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the l4th day of
june, 1855; between the lEoars of - O'clock,
a. m. and 4 o'cloekP P. M. of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit; Situated
in the State of Ohio, county of Delaware. and
iii Virginia Military Survey No. 2673 and being
in-lot No. sixty-ore IN the town of Beftepoint,
On the recorded plat of said towa and having
Il fty-fouf feet front, and one hundred and fifty
feet deep. Appraised at 5
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
Mny a, 1888. [S3 Dol u.s..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

The continued drenching rains keep the
earth SO saturated with water that even on
rolling lands corn planting is rendered diff
cult. while on the low and fat lands it must,
under the most favorable circumstances, be
retarded to a degrees rendering the securing
of a crop exceedingly doubtful.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
SHERIFF SALE.

David r. Lewis RYYirtueo Of an execution to me
MI, " vs. ,t1or O IN p from ne Uoare Of .o Ion
Ohio, / Will oaer TOR sale at the door of the court house nj
the town of Delaware, in said county, on Monday, June
2lst, 1855, between the hours Of lg O'Clock am. and =
O'clock p. M. the following described real estate. to-wit:
situated in Delaware county, Uhid, Lot. No. 10, Range 70,
Township 4, Section /, containing leu acres, be the same
more or less, bounded as follows: on the south and west by
lands of Hiram Beckley; nthe north by lands belonging 10
the Estate Of John Beekley: and on the east by lands be-
longing e Benlamin Thoniasi and teing The same lands
which Albert ChrfstieBnd wife conveyed to Hiram Beekfey
on the 3Oth day Of April, 1850. Appraised at $40 per acre;
Also-the following detcrtbed tract of land: sn1atein the
county of Delaware and State Of Ohio, and in the township
OF Radnor, and described as follows, to wit: the north half
of 1n-Lo No, C0l thirty, CHATS two and a half rods Hideb W
eight rods long, in the town of Delhi, rs marked and de-
signated on the plat of said iowa. Appraised at SbuO.
CHARIIES Sheriff.
may q, s5s. llss,7a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

We copy on the first page an article
strGngly commenddtory of the Langstoth
Bee Hive. from the pen of Mr.. STURrEvAxr ,
of NNestERseland an extensive and expe-
rienced Apiafian.L We learn that Mr.. Coll
Vim is prepared 10 fill all orders for hives this
spring, and SO we'll satisfied has he become
of Their superiority that he has recently add
ed largely to his territorial right to manufae-
fure and sell them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

We have been furnished by the officers of
Che institution with a copy of the "Fifth
Annual Catalogue of the O. w. Female
College, for the year Is5s''-from which
II appears the total number Of pupils in at
.endanse is ai2, classified as follows: Clas-
bical AZ, Scientific 1862, Ornameutal7. The
next term commences August 8.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
Sheriff and Master commissioners sas.

ca'endaaa M0rsy B order x5rfas 81 e s = ss se aae
Amb'se B Morey ct al directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, !
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the CoNgt
House in Delaware, on Monday the l4th day of
June, 1855. between the hours of 10 O'Clock a
m and 4 O'Clock p. m. of said day, the follow
ing described real estate. to wit: Situated in
the county Of Delaware and State of Ohio, and
in section 2, township 4, range 10, U. S. NJ.
lands, being parts Of Lots Nos 81 8 in said sec
,tion-being 10 acres in Lot 4. and about ~
acres in Let s., Appraised st $455.
sfas tHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
ard Special Master Commissioner
May IA 1853. (S2,500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

We are grieyed to learn that Miss Mary
kesshnes. daughter of Mr. Martin Kershner,
residing In the southern part Of this town.
ship, committed suicide IN the evening OF
Friday last by taking strychnine. She was
ayoung lady of no ordinary grade of intel
lect and personal beauty-universaily below
ed and oflaa anbiemished character. Her
untimely death is lamented by a large circle
of friends ard relatives. The cause that
drove her to commit, the deed is shrouded in
mystery Springfield Rep. w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
Sheriff and Master Commissioner Sale.

Sheriff and Master COMMISSIONER Sale.
Williams & Latimer \ D virtue of a deere
vs.. I'D tai order of sale to
Ohio Hinton. me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware county,
Ohio, l shall offer at public sale, at the door OF
the Court House in Delaware. Mon onrday the
14th day of June, 1858, between the hours
of 10 o'clock q. m. and 4 o'clock p. M. of said
day, the folio wing described real estate. to wit:
In-Lot .. SO and the west half of In-Lot No.
40, in the town OF Delaware, Delaware county
Ohio, being the Tavern House and premises
known as the clinton House''' Appraised
at $1S, 900.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master Commissioner
May II, 1858 (S2,5O) is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

We understand both the county and NUM-
c5pal authorities RENTED the usual license
fee to Mr.. LENT, whose Circas performs here
to-day-w hich action meets the appreciation
of our citizens generally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
sherir and Master Comnissioner'a sale.

James c. Evans I g. or gIgto os s Of " s a%G me a.
VIM. r. Darneil. ) rected from the Court of
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the friday of
JEte, 1855, between the hodrs of1V O'Clock
lowing described fee1 estate, to wit: Situate in
the County of Delaware and state of Ohio, out
lots No. two, three, four five, six, and SEVENTH,
g. 8, 6. and - az laid of and designated IN a
plat Of a fe-survey and subdivision of the West
part of Lot No. 4, sud East part of Lot No. g.
in section ,, township 4 and range Is, u. S. NJ.
made by NJ. D.. Covill and D.. Walling APP
praised at $3.50.
R-CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
andSpecialMsster Commissioner.
May 14s1s5s. s N$3.o0l LLE is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

q. ". FEMALE CoLLBeE.-The xamina
ton of the classes in this institution viii
commence Monday morning, June 9TH, and
close Tuesday afternoon. The Commence
ment exercises will be as follows We'd
nesday. 9 O'Clock A. NJ, Essays by GRADUATE
Ing Glass, in William Street NJ. E. Church.
aP. M, Baccalaureate by the President, and
Comforting Degrees.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
sheriff and Master Commissioner Sale

III. G. n. He'll. DY virtue of q de
VS.. f4O cretaI order of
Reuben Lamb. sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, IshallofneR at public sale, at the
door of the court house IN Delaware. on Mon
day the l4th day of June, 1883, between the
hours of10 o'clock, a. m. and 4 O'Clock. p. m. of
said day the following described property, TO
wit Situated in the town of East Delaware,
and on a lot Of land bounded North by the
Berkshire Road, being an extension of Willism
street, east by property belonging to Henry
Lamb, south by the curve of the Cleveland Co
lumbus & Cincinnati Railroad, and west by
Lamb e Finch's Addition to said Town of East
Delaware. Appraised at $500.
CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff
End Special Master Commissioner.
Mgy Il, 1858. lS3, 93.I ts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
THE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT.

Established in the Winter of 1854,
TT As Ten IaS ogsF "a o@o eyer f9 N. g gss5= ,m during = w wa isl
adversevears OF 1855 and 1871. the practicabiiiiy Of the
fards e3 adraiiiaaes 10 the Wool OF
t tlld " 4 E - smsnufaetarer y. Is now no Ianrer a 9aes stRU .E
But aitheagb a very large nnnber OF Woo Growers have
years, yet, surprising as it may appear TO many, our re
than from Wool growers, and this may be accounted for
hen more essiIv Influenced and n.isied than lie former,
by the statements of a few operat 5rs who are wholly oPpo.
the wool trade, Or The enhancement Of prices to the produ-
The past ear, characterised as it has been hy the most
disastrous financial cnlSarrassrnenis- has been one Of the
m los e ~ ~, fbS e. -, III "a liz srr ~ H. i"h re- = ~ ~
WOOL aHd tne ST. tI,an 4S < "a iSaa IN sHa a. as Ueen IemarAtDi!
almost universal satisfaction 10 consignors, should, We
, menis i 5sdn w saile .rame confidence TO ind@esl large eonsisn-
TO hose who haTe been preiudiced by false rumors, and
whn have NANTES eI a waaf Of confidence, we hav fire
queHtiy made sdyanees eluaI 70 The pr.ee hey have been
no. be required, as The enterprise was started for sheir BEN
hope tie enco1ragenent win be such as to enable MS 10
th oai pPese T. yeaf. saauoi 4aS,rd 10 20 Wlhaai saea inaaehes
ard facilities as This House can extent to them
This year must be a peculiarly favorable one for wool
growers 10 test the merits OF the Wool Depot syEttn, and
S eSn nagar to l US, that II ssS viii avail dhd tSem meH s. Of disposed /"
Better Prices
than they can obtain BY any ether method, and would. We
Attlns House, the
Wool is Closely Classified
Into different STYLES and GRADES. thus rendering it
noe Si sRf 10 purchase e 81 n niasdi lo { Here nn2 he ir ean Obtain aG 9ss
particular grade of wool adapted TO the quality of goods he
manufactures, and can thus afford to
Pay 3 10 5 Cents a Pound More
Than under the old system of employing agents and sub
agents 10 canvass the country to procrre his stock. Here
he can lind uniform grades. Which are so WELL KNOWN
to Eastern Manufacturers, that the only expense attending
their buying is a letter or Geographic dispatch, ordering a.
ny particular grade or quality.
Re- To hose who wish to consign Wool to us, we will
forward SACKS, by express or otherwise, numbered and
marked sothat no CHER direction wocld be requirad 20 have
the Wc5i reach Us.
w ool Irvine
For tying ur Wool, will be sent to those ordering, at man
ufdctIrcrs' prices.
TcsHow our eoSFInsNcE ~ THE FUTURE Wool MARKET
we prOposeto make more liberal
Cash A dvance s!
than heretofore, if desired.
Hoping 10 receive a mora extended patronage from the
wool growers AND merchants Of the west, we promise IN
divided attention 10 leif Interests, and remain
GOODALE & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

Requiring certain Sidewalks to be Paved.
Sec. L. lie it ordained by the Council of the Incorporl-
ted Village of Delaware, That the owHers of lots or lands
abuung on Franklin street, between Winter and North
streets, the side walks IN ff1nt-Gf which are rot already
graded and paved, be required to grade and pave tl'e same
with good hari-bRrntt Isick or nag stone, III AccolSanca
with the provisions OF he general ordinance regulating the
paving OF side walks, 1tetJre the first day OF July next; and
N default thereof, the MARSHAL is htrehF required to cause
the same TO be dpae, aud the expenses thereof to be assess
ed on stid lots or lants so improved, and collected as other
special assessments for sirtiar purposes. 4g~
Sec. 2. This ordnance urEske elfcci aIi2bc in force from
and after the day OF It's aslb!icatioa.
CiiAS. H. McELRoY, Mayor.
JAMES ExToE, Recorder pro TEN.
Passed May I, 1883. may 21-3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
AN ORDINANCE

Fixing the time of holding sire Regular Meet
ings Of TIC Council.
see.1. BEE ordained by the Council of the lIncorpora-
ted Village of Delaware, That the regular meetings OF the
Council shall hereafter be held on the first Monday in each
and every month, at 9 o'clock a. m.
Sec, 2. So much of the c+5iaAnce on this subject as is in
consistent here wisnb be ard the s lms is hereby repealed.
CIIAS. II. McELROY, Mayor.
JAMES EATox, Recorder pro tenn.
PASSED Nay 7, 1855 may 2H-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

Houoeay's Pill and Oiatnssat.-The axe is
not more necessary in new settlements than
these wonderful medicines, which cure with ra-
pidity and certainty all those facilitating af-
fections Of the stomaeh and the bowels which
paralyze industry IN unhealthy regions. Pas
sung tnso9gh The a5soresnSs INTO ne nssEor
on the indamed and irritatpd pKrts, while the
Pills, BIZ their action on the blood, nsutra1ize
the elezne1ksof disease. Caution should be n
sed in seeiAs that tie msdicEnsi Is genuirz. To
do this; 105k narrow1y for the wateg-mark,
which appearsin every leaf of the book efdi-
rectfons. They are not genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and London, p can
be seen in semi-tfansparent letters in the paper
itself when held to the light.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28

WIN. W. Fay, for many years a resident
of this place, died recently at his new home
In illinois.