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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
~ lsarn from the STANDARD Of yesler-

NE learn from the STANDARD of yesier-
day that The County Commissioners shave
contracted for the erection of another eight
by-ten bidding on the pdblic square, ffom
which the two old rookerieS that have here
sofore disgraced it are being removed. We
had not before heard Of the projected new
structure, aud are not able to say for what
purpose il Is designed, thoogh we presume it
annst be intended for the County Sab Treas
URN, IA prescribed by that beautiful speci-
men Of Democratic legislation which pro-
yides for the establishment Of such institu-
tions--a building wherein the lard naoneyof
the county. after if has been wrung from the
eax-payers or exfofted from the banks. is to
81 Kept in a ponderoas iron safe. and guard
ed By ike Treasurer OF some properly armed
sentinel provided for the purpose--an ap-
propriaie mondfieht of Democratic wisdom
and foresight.
@lf the Commissioners hate acted as stated,
we presume there were good and efficient
reaaons to impelthem to it. Our Individual
opinion Is, that the erection oftemPoraf5 boil
dings for public purposes is Of doubtful expe-
diency. we think it would be more con-
venient and economical to rent rooms for all
public purposes for which they are required,
until such time as the people shall conclude
the wealthy and populous county of Delaware
can afford to erect a respectable courthouse.
mwhirh all necessary Offices can be inclnd-
ed,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

VI l.. s4xRF : i BRO Delaware.
Derthirb s Nanireh GAiSn4I lanes smith. SgneSEyi
Taai .kin~ Harlem iIeasr& J9sns. Leses QE9gs; Mis
Fans, Andrews X o. Sttaford, $ SIuf, Eeeni Sno. Visa
er olive treen: tusrs \ Nsih. Ashlev J ?. WtntsrmutS'
Z N,,rtpu. r.. Williams. iielhi. J.. Il Warren Co.. MIL"
r,Iies das i4gse,. Beikpoiat, ana " pusgis;s and Ner.
-hans generally yaa ESeSs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Ho1Iowxx's PfLLs-When the cdmplexion
assumes o sallow appearances, and tie. whites
of the eyes ars tin9ed with yello@, there is
mischief at work in tie liver. Al dose or two
of the Pills viii then Arrest the progress of the
disease, and save mitch pain and trouble; but
should the malad5 Rave reached 4 mofs dan
cerous stage, and taken ths shape of bilious
fever or jahhdice, and the functions of the
stomach have become dis6rdeted, Q course Of
the remedy may be necessary. The etre is
merely a QUESTION Of tirhe, for h6%ever violent
the symptoms may be, however long the Patlen;
may have suffered, this potent reniedy viii in
eSitably produce the desired effect # adminis-
tered in accordance With the directions.
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SPRING MEDIoINF.
TEETHE FURE5Ig
GET THE CHEAPEST,
GET THE MOST EFEICECICUS

GET THE C~HEAIESI, ;. -,.t~.aI-
GET THE MOST EFFICACI0US
In short, get TaE BEST, which are Dr.. koback,s
Seaadfnaridn Blood Purifier and Blooa Paus.
These wonderful Medicines are entirely vegeta-
BE, leave no bad effects, and can not BY any
possibilitS injare the most delicate cohstitu-
ton. Never wasa good Spring Medicine so ne
cetsary rs now, for in addition to the Skin Dis
eases and deranged Stomach and Liver, which
every Winter produces, II is most evident to all
who are accustomed to note the powerful inhu-
ence for good or i'll that tie mind has upon the
body, that TIE anxiety of mind cansed by the
late wide spread money troubles, has injured tbs
general health of almost every one. Their
cleanse, Strengthen and purify your system will
the Scandinavian Reniedies, and you will pro
baby save yourself from serious Illness the
coming summer.
~ See Advertisement. ap F6-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Persons interested IN Bee culture viii hhd
on the first page an Interesting article on
The subject of the Longstroth hive, from the
pen of Mr.. QuImRT. the most extensive and
experienced Apiarian id the United States.
MIR. q had; untiI..the invention Of Mr.. Long
stresh appeared, been the incorporating
opponent of everything in the shape OF a
patent beehive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

TIN WEATHER.-We have had another
striking Illustration Of the variableness Of
oars climate. After a month Of unusually
mid spring weather. We had The latter part
Of last week several snow sqsailsj and
Monday night a fFost that would have done
no discredit to januafy-which nipped ten
des vegetation and destroyed to a great ex-
tent such fruit buds as were in bloom
Fortunately there was bat little moisture
from recent rains, otherwise the effect would
haze been far more disastrous.
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nOTTgE

Is hereby given, that a petition viii. be presented to the
l. Hon, Board Of Commissioners OF Delaware county,
State Of Ohio, at their next June session, praying for the
location OF a new County Road. in llelaware township. in
ine sastwssrdi1 and III nssa NJ WI M m q
K. Baird's. where the cennty road from the south intersects
said road near the brick house built by John Yates decd;
hence %nor.hsrly along the line between said James, 4
Baird and Thofnss Yates to Slate Run A. little west of said
James R. Balrds north east corner on the south line Of H..
Lambs land, ann In continue northeEIy to the sou If line of
the G. &. n c.. Railroad eurve; thence north westxardly a
long said SOU b line of Railroad and CROSSING tho same to
the south end Of Fair street, as laid out in :. Finch and u.
Lamb's addition TO last Delaware; thence north along said
street toa cont huation of William street or State road lead
ing from Delaware to Granville.
April 50, Is5S-4N
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kttachnaeIE:

Ab'm. Thomson, Plaintiff, Before I. Grs$o Old, a Justice
VS., - OF the Peace Of Delaware tip.
Railway Co. Defendants Delaware county, Ohio.
n y the 9th day of April, A. D. 1858. said just ice issued
an Order of Attachment in the above action, for the sum
of I wrnty. Deliasss ard forty six cents. -
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Kansas News

Narehs lsss,-.tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Our efficient Marshal is at work in good
earnest having nuisances removed and reno
tating the streets and allies generally-in
consequence Of which our town presents
an unusually clean aid wholesome appear
ance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

WILLIAM Hull, the young mar charged
Witlf the murder of the French Jewelry Ped
lar, two years g last January, near Hahni-
bel, No., and who was taken to that place
AFTER his release from the Central Lunatic
Asyfum, where he had been consigned after
being declared insane by our Probate Cour;.
il TO be tried the present week. His coun-
sci, Hon. w. P. REID, has, we learn, gone on
fcfatae purpose Of conducting the defence,
having provided himself with material evi.
dence procured in this place and Column
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Attachment,

Adm. Thomson, Plaintiff. Before +. Griswold. a Justice
vs.. = of the, Peace of Delaware tip.
wm. S, Beers + Co. Deft's5 Delaware county. Ohio
I'm the 18th day of April, A. q. 1855, said Justice issued
an Order Of Attachment, in the above acuon, for the
sum of Eigh. Dollars aud seventy seven cents.
Delaware. April &c, 1855
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.


IN pursuance of an order of sale from the Probate Court
L OF Delaware county. Ohio, l will offer for sale AT the door
of the Court House in Iheloyn of Delaware, on the 18th
day of My X d. lsl4 hetMesa Jhe hours pI. 10 o'clock a.
m, ard / O'Clock E-Ins TIE ~f7lF3rins descrfhSd premises,
subject to the he eslafe Of Mary Van lssrne in the whole
thereof, 10 wit: The west half of the east half Of In-Loi No
thirty, and also the ives. half of the east half OF In-Lot No
ALso-A stripof Eiri eight feet wide pi the CAST sn4of
the west half of IniAots No nineteen anttEirty in 7aidtovn-
ALso-A lot Of land being the east part of In-l-ois No
three and FOURTEEN q and La as marked Oh the original plat
of said town, commencing al tie no1lhaea5t corner OF In
Lot No. three; ruh1lng THENCE nor.h g The south east corner
of lot No fourteen; hence west Sky six feet; thence north
10 the place OF beginning. - Ii
ALso-A lot of land in North DelawaTe, being the North
parI of the west one-fourth of Out-i1t No. TWEEN y-f0Hr, as
marked on the plat of North Delaware, by Sweetser Il
Bomford, beginning twelve rods south of The south east
corner OF Bomfcrd x Liberty streets, on the east slde 81 the
last named Street; thence south four rods with the street,
thence east - rolls TO a stonei thence north four rods;
thence west Il rods to the place OF b-sinning-co llaining
6fty square rods.
Terms OF sale One:hird of the purchase money IN hand
On The day of sale, and the residue tsercot in one and t%o
years thereafter Wilhinierest from day OF sale, to be seeu-
red by mortgage ON the premises
BENJAMIN POWERS,
Executor of Henry Van Horne, decd
Powell & VAN EEMAS, Atty's- for Exf.
Aprif23, 1885. tS5,62l 1t
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will be present
In ed to the Commissioners OF Delaware county, on the
first day of their next regular session, praying for The open
ing and establishing OF a Ceutly Road, commencing on
the State road leading from Telaware TO Berkshire, at the
Brick School House on Eushsh's farm; thence running east
erly past the old station on the c.. 6. & g: Railroad 10 the
north west corner of lind belonging Il. Jehh Ssrtin, along
the line of the old county road, now Fatated and closed up:
April 30. lS5SA4t -
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Legal Notice.

TNo Sarah4- Condi, Alice Jane Condit. Martha F. Con
Il dix. John Gondh, Lorenzo 5 Coltdit, and David Il Con
dit:
: 1ou are hereby notified, that on the 18Th day of April
A d iSS. ], as Administrator OF 10 ham NJ Gon1t decd.
flied in the Probate Cours of Delaware eoHnty, o. a pc i
ZION. the objec, and prayer of Wli-h is to obtain an order 0
said Coars authorizing me 10 eoInpleie a contract made in
the lifetime al aid johann NJ. Condit with f. II. Dent. for
the sale OF his inieress in .he following Red Estate, tn wi:
siNty-hEe Acres OF Land lying between the lands of said
Dent and the heirs Of John Leak dee'd, anu ads dining boSh,
and known as III t'Condit Farm," in Trenun township,
Delaware county, Ohio. and 20 authnrize me to execute Il
deed to- said .heplspR behalf of said decedeut and his heirs,
in accordance with the stipulaions Oh said ar icle OF agree
ment-
Said pefi ion will be for hearing before the Probate Judge,
at his Office in the town of Della ware, ON the Sth day af May,
Al ls5S, or as soon ihereaf er as counsel can be heard.
(. N.GONnIT, Adm r of
JOtham NJ. Conlit, decd
By R. B. SNITH, Pls6's. Atty.
April I6, ls4S-s 1881 st
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LEMEt LIMEs

V'uE onIersigned Is es,enssvess e~rraseain tie naaarAs-
Il tnrc OF f%fNE-t
pure Wv ite Lime
on ihe Sciato : yer. . GILES Vest OF pcia vars. ana short
listanet. S.uil II ne ). NJ. az. Rail Road. Envtng forW
IARGE Miss, he is enabled "a kecP A CONSTANT SUP
PIY-NN HAM - hat bis oSasanerS may RELY upon heN
ing saepli.a 90 os8i- Ais lin~ mas hcen ES-ET sTvEtr UsEr
and ISttAEAstLH RTrRCNED - All Gnd prCnounc ed By
most eulnuI-eai lnd .es
THE BEST BTAtE IN THE STATE. 4.
The bea pNaaSnee q az superiority 5 found IL the LARsv
and RAeftsg increase va the demand tor H. heang FouR FuL1
ENCH sVEcH.HISG NBsR since It's iRfrodactioa. AAxiseAc-
TioN IssrNrBoR rnE MONEY WEFrNprn. Nv y be daily.
erred on he seftleS pFinShsld, M Vernon q Pittseareh
Rail Road. AT my : vtush. Shca desired q
iracrs aid, sseJ - sle Undersigned Al bslsware.o
RICHARD coLvTNg
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Agricultural Notice,

THE Toari OF the Delaware County Agricultural Societ
l will meet al the Council Cha'nbef, in Delaware, on Fri
day 1h May, lc5S, at 10 O'Clock a M, to attend tt impoT
tant business.
April 80 1893. +. PRATT. See'y.
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Public sale.

bY order of The Probate Court OF FRANKLIN county, win
u be sofA At public sale .on tie ~preaises, on Monday The
18th day Of May, 1855. between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m.
and l o'clock p m, the following described premises, stu
ated In the town of MillyilIe. Delaware county, Ohio: BE-
ginning at The northeast corner Of lot originally sold TO Mi
cAael Nicely, eighI rods north of the southeast corner of a lot
originally decided 10 John Eiinore; thence north % degrees
west 4 rods; thence west 79ydegrees south 10 rods; thence
south = degrees east 4 rods; thence east % degrees nor h 10
rods to the beginning-containing y of an acre. Further
more, that there is forever to be an alley of 10 feet le1 on
the nortn of tie above described ln, running ten rods west
Terms One. half cash in hdnd: the balance N one year
from the day Of sale: the deferred payment 10 bear Interest
and ee secured bs mortgage oa the 5rernises-
&. T. Bt RR, Guardian Of
"a go .Ess AS ' D<laGus w. Skinrer.
April 3. 1855. iS2E1 at
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terhoon Z Friday 2Tfh and 2Sth May.
MARfsvItLE, Union House; Wednesday, %
May.
MARION, q. S. Hotel, Monday IS May.
~ Neg testimonials gireG bel0W neoHfhly,
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart. Liver. Stomach, Towels, Kidneys and Spleen: also
pepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and Fever, Fits, Impurities
Of the BIoad, Eruptions, e ,ncers, [ leers. AMI all other va
riches of long standing comp aints, DO h ex ernaI and inter
nal. al5
chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many of
whom had exhausted every other resource w THU heir reach.
In ne case are minerals or other poiSans employed. hsr does
he make sick to make well, nor ter down to build up The
medicines can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain al home, and continue with prade ice
their ordinary diet and exercise. Many have recovered un-
all hope: the indisp usable eyisieEee uf which can always be
furnished Inyalids, however reduced and tte<pairihg, are
invited TO call. and may be assured that no encouragement
Will be given, or expense incurred, without u correspond
ing prospeetof recovery.
R- Those afflicted Nth Rheumatism or kindred afec.
tons, viii do welto read the following from Mr.. Caskey:
BELLEFosfAINE. O., Feb. 1857.
This may certify that j have been kabjrcth o severe pains
and lanaeness Of the back, for five or six years. Last sum
mer il 80 increased that I was entirely disabled from work
for some time, and finally got SO bad that 1 could not rise
For two weeks my meals were taken whils lying on the
carpet, where l remained day and night. In This condition
fore at different times been under tre4tment of two physi-
Clans; tine of whom thought it Neuralgia-the 3ther was I'M
decided what 70 call it. 1 cannat say that any benefit was
derived from either. L Afterwards consulted IA third one.
who declined treating, as he thought medicine would DO me
no COOL.
Within two weeks after commencing Dr. Tubb's treat
/ am engaged iii running 4 staiionary engine atthe railroad
depo5 whete / can at all times be found My health re-
mains good, and during the changes of he fall and winter,
1 have not suffered In the least from my odd complaint
Ar 30 JOHN CASkEY.
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Administrator,a sale of Rkal Estate.

DY order of the Probate Court of Delaware county, e..
II we, as administrators of Thomss Morton Jr- deceased,
will offer at public rendue, on the lSt day OF AaS,.A-p-
lS5&, between 10 O'Clock a. N. and 4 O'Clock p. Fr-. At The
premises respectively, she following deseribed real .esta'e,
10 wit: Situated in said county, and being In-Lot No. 81 in
The town OF Delhi tAorten's Store pruperty11inLo Lots Nos
s. and IS in william Watkins aidiion to said OWL also.
In Lots Nos 22 aud 70 in HR- a W B. cErP -nters ad-
dillon to the town CT South Delaware.
Terms of SALE One-fhird on day of sale, oneih:rd in
one and one taisd in Two years. with interest and secured
oBERT E. EVANS,
-. RUBERT.o. DAVIS
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MappTEn
FTTEBf FIFTH EITSl!
HAKcE,e vEGETABL ExTBAcT

For the Cure Of Fits, spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Conatitrtiohal Diseases.
nERSoxs who are laboring under this distressing mala.
Il az H1 cad HANcKS VEGETABLE ERlLEPffC
PILLS 70 be tA only remedy ever discoFered Tor curing
Epilepsy or Falling Fits
These pills possessa specific action on me nervcas sys-
pose Of curing Fits, they will be found of especial benefit
for an persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose nervous
SYSTEM has been prostrated or shattered from any eause
whatever I'm Chronic complaints, or disezsesoflpugstand
ing. superindaced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
3 Price So oerbox, sr two boxesfor IS. Persons outO fthe
city, enclosing a remittance, will have the pills sent them
HANCE, No. los BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Nd.
cd noztnaid. June 36-4Y
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Mahonry and plaatarine

THE undersigned, having formed q partnership in ths
J. trade Ct MASONRY, &C, are ready a. all times 10 take
contracts for laying Brick or stohe, or Tor FlAsterine. either
Residence Of both par.nerst IN Sopsh i}rlaWat
j r.
THos. o%STOH-
Narch5 lS5s-stf
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SUSAN P. TrcksoR IN Dssissars County Probate Court.
H.. w. WSs-as Petition to Sell Land
WILLIAM =. 5Tickner and Grace L.. Ticknor. minor
w children of Oliver L. Tieknor, late of Della ware coun-
ty. deceased, WIN axe notice that tie said Susan P. Tick
nor, their Guardiah,h has this day filed 4 petition in. the Pro
bate Court Of Dea ware county, Tor the sale of the interest
and thle Of each OF said wards in the following real estate.
viz: Being ln.Eot No. 80, and a part each OF In-Iots No. 3 /.
and 80 in the town of Sudbury, containing 3Slhs of an acre
more or lass, subject to the Widows dower-k4own as tn
prop erty formerly occupied by Hosea W. Chankoerlain ae
u residence. Said petition viii be heard by said Court on
The 18th day of May next, at Which time Petitio6er will ask
for an order for the sale of the interesle Of said wards in
SUSAN p. TfCKEoR, Guardian.
Delaware. April 50, 1855. $3.50 at
New WhitS Fish.
20 Bbls. Detroit River White Fish. roc Haif Bbrs. do
April Is, ISIS. K. {. HILLS & SON.
N Oct 9, ,57. ~. ALLEN & cos.
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New Spring Goods.
Largest and Cheapest Steek Of
the Season.


Bs s Z ~ q RIA Ii f aEs4 : . iaEE : Of az" sd s Prices. which will
Dress Goods.
Fancy prs$: silks from :. ....-...e...- 7se- to 2,53
dozen Berere Robes at $500, worth ....a-N~..s 500
Plain Bereses, all soiors; pa,,..
Plain all Wool Delaines-al salors
oTsandis and Lawn Robes: French ohintz and bingham
/ case american Prints at los. worth-.-.EA
Saaols.
fs s:::: 4 ZEE 4 Is ss3,ifs:::i'.:ss!ss.sssi..::@*is:s;;::ss e 3: &
| dozen Deisine. .--do-.
MantiAas.
/ dozen Fancy do. for 500, worh.--.- .--..---.-s.O
Bonnets, Ribbons. Rusches,
Buds, French Flowers,
Wreaths, Braid, Nett.
The Cheapest Stock in Town-so say the Ladies.
Parasols.
6 dozen, all colors, rOIn.......... -.~.... Isc to 400
Hosiery.
Ladies' Hose loo, Gloves &c. Nits isc.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Yankee Notions.
sOsse A Needles at 7 S a x Psgssr 1brl Th sS Z ARE e ts s.5 9f s~x S isr lie. in
p pack Pins, assorted Nos-Iarge sizrs sc a paper.
40 lbs Patent Thread, going I &c a hank:
HG GsIs, and s5ii., f fsria 9S.nss' r salrGq For a M cheap fa e j SsaPii,
~, Fancy brushes, Fancy GLASSES, etc. etc. etc.
Metallic Frame Skirts.
/ dozen Metallic Frame skirts-best in use.
l dozen Steel Frame Skir-s-
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Black, Brown. Steel Mixed and Fancy CASH
meres. Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans, Summer
Coating-enough for all.
1000 yards MUsIINS. all qualities. Full I'd Muslin &C I'd,
Deminies, Ticks, Checks, striped Shirtings-less than old
prices
Doors AND SHoEs-Cheap.
1000 Rolls WALL PAPER good Satin Pa
per 1Sc a roll.
IS Rolls CARPET-bought at Auction, % pei
cent less than usual prices. Good Carpet fol
IS ctsa yard.
Groceries.
A Tea that will suit every
| Coffee that Will suit every
Sugar that VIII suit every
Crockery.
China in sets at a bargain-Iron Stone Ware in sets or b.
the piece, less than Old prices
YelloD Fire-Preof Ware.
dust the thing for common USES per cent less than tn,
same Goods can be bought al any other Store II yot
think us gRssing, call in.
Butter, Eggs nd Rags.
We Fay good prices for them at all times.
]. HYATT & co.
Dslaware, April 1858.
Land for Sale.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

GRIsTADORO,s HAIR DYE,
Within 4 nni-shsll ali the merits lie,
of GrfstadoFe's never eqaaled Dye;
Red it makes black 10 brown transforms grey,
And keeps The hrbers always from decay.
This ncatchless revitalizing Hair Dye still holds It's posi-
ton as he most Ia rmIcss, and eficacious Hair Dye in the
world. Prepared and sold, WHOLESALE and retail. AMI ap-
piled in ten private rUpHls- at CR1ST <ORO'S, No. Il As
tor House, Broaiwsy, aid by all Druggists and ferfuun
ers 10 tie Unfsed 4. ate$.
AGESTsJSd. + AK. Cincinnati, D.
April 80. ES5S-3mS
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CHANGE OF THE.

S4AEAAH 49, "a AZ
FT7HE OMNIBUS viii leave the American House at Il past
L 10 o'clock Il. IN. for theS. NJ N P r. R.. VIII 81 coDnerts
with the kXpress trains on iheet. G. & c. R. yS. both North
and South The iran going Eorlh leaves North Curve al
I0.5l-sn.ng South, at IL i9--ayihg over for SoCtI train Il
minat.s. ~
The Omnibuswill run drr;ng the present arrangement TO
the No. | Freight, going South at 3-35. Office at the Ameri
can House.
Livery Stable5
adapted to the convenience Of the citizens, Tnd stoatte ae
comm otatian of strangers wishing conveyarcss ar to be
i conveyed 10 any of the neishborinS towns Or to he country.
I Our Stable Is &eu et9eked win gooi IIorses an! Wagons
and cleY FELLOWS, W&9wtH eaeh and every one. OF Us Gior-
SEES, WagSIfs End Fe4IcwsO spare nc palms i'll giving full sat
fsfactioIl Nph or fEae AND good young Horses, easy andac;
+ eommnd1tFlg Wagons. and liberal charges.
tflers left at the American House will receive prompt
I attention. l.. II. LEE.
Delaware. May 90 les st
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Land for Sale.
THE Undersigned will sell at a far price, and on good
L tennis,
roo ACRES OF LANE
III Farfns of a size to suit purchasers. This land is princi-
rally we'll improved, and very well adapted to stock farm
ing-hayIEg good stock water.
Pasture for Rent.
THETA arr. IN said premises sorns soA, Hcfes Of meadow,
which he undersiGhed willlct for pastute, if the land is not
sold.
Applica ion may be made to samuelTyler. near Millville,
&c SidIe, near Redwood, john b. Goats, Mt Marysville-
These lands lie in Claibourhet 5Sfnship. Unibn edunty. and
thompson township, DeIaSare county, and some three
miles east of RtchWoBd.
SAMUEL. TYLER,
AGsIDLE
- Assigness of George W. Casts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
sHERrEF SALE.

VIM. TonpIins 4 Son } by virtue of an execution tea
vs. u directed from the Courho of Com
John vandruE Smen Pleas of Licking county, Ohio,
l shall offer At public sale. at the door Of the Court House in
Delaware. on Monday May 24th. l65s, 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 Situate in Delaware eona,
Is, Ohio. and being Lot No. 81 six upon the town plat OF
Harlem. in said county of Delaware. township of Harlem,
State Gf 0hiex