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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.
E1 FIINtO T Z
vs. IL dccretal order
Reuben Lamb. of aaJa 70 mo Il;

: VI . IItI1 III FITEUC OF q
vs.. Al dccretal order
Reuben Lamb. of sale to me di-
rected from the Court of Common Pleas of Del
aware county, Ohio, 1 shall offer at public sale,
at the door Of the Court House in Delaware. on
the hours of 10 o'clock d m and 4 o'clock D m.
the following described real estate, to-wit: Sit
uated in the town of East Delaware, and on a
lot of land bounded no. tn by the Berkshire
road, being an extension of William street.
cast by. property belonging to Henry Lamb
south by the esrve of the Cleveland, Column
bias and Cincinnati Railroad-and west by
Lamb & Finchs' addition 20 said town of East
Delaware
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
Aagust'27, 1853 [S3.oOf is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court

IN The eth OF August. 1856, between the hours of 10 o.
~ clock a ID and 4 O'Clock =. M, at the door OF the
dwelling house of the subscriber Ia the town Of Williams
willie, in DELAYS county, Ohio, Will be sold to the biRhcs{
bidder The ioilewiDg real estate Is the pre1,Tty OF satah
Frances Faulkner and FIR lnkIn Fla u}kner, heirs at Law Of
Eebecca Faulkner. decd, 10 wi lnIos Nos II, Is. IL, D.
III -, n. "a IS. u, in said town. Also, twenty acree Of
land in OFHhg, tISnShis, in laid cCIi y, bounded East by
town pkEt Of WilliamsviIIe. north and west by Lands owned
by the hei 8 of Sanford Williams decd, and on the aUatE
by land " Is. r. Smith.
Also, 70 aces of land in same township, bounded sast by
lands owned by the heirs OF sanford W .lliAinE. decd. south
by lands owned bg b. F. Smith, wsst By township line and
north by lands owned by Sanforf VILLAINS ami by Seth
Case, JEROME b. FAULKNER,
Guardian OF sarah Frances Faulkner,
and Franklin Faulkner.
BunaELL { ALLEN, Attys for PeutuDeFs.
July 10. 1855. ~.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

DISEASES AND "Doc TORS s. oFr."-THE ONLY
rRUE REMEDIEs.-f we look at the formidable
list of human ailments, we wonder that men
live: If at the still longer list of medicines, we
wonder that they die. But the truth is, that
disease too often acquires its worst forms from
rnaltreatment, and that ordinary medicines are
> most Cases poWerless if not pernicious!-
sybapkg, however, TO the discoveries Of the great
Sweodish., Physician. DIR. RoBAoK, q brighter
prospect hss opened for the sick; His Blood
ishing results. They are not paliatives, but OBJ
litsrsnts of disease, Their disinfecting infu-
ence reaches the poisonous germs of all mala-
dies in the blood. They are restorative as we'll
As purifying-sustaining the strength of the pa
tent, while they extinguish the Complaint
Compounded of rare herbs, transmitted from
scapdinspis. by the doctors agents in that Hy-
psrboysan region, theyare unlike aay other pre-
parat;ou before the world in their medicinal
properties. IN Dyspepsia, in -Epilsptic Fits,
EeTssuls. kin-disesass,+and Fever and gne, .ss
we'll as Il ID tbapznyaaept forppsqf Bowel com-
paint ard saset5pgp y the Idveg shsir cnrs-
Tive sctiou is ss scsFssin ASIDE, afsebs eft water
mon fame. We4emnaend hg edEsrhsemen
~ IL ssrnsst sttsntion of in vefds aug 1St
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

A MERITED COMMUNICATING former
.pnpiIs Of Prof. SAITH. late OF the o. WsF.
College, in order TO eyince their high appre :
Citations as a teacher, have presented him
with a handsome edition in IA volumes of
chr American Cyclopedia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
BranWhite's Patent Self-SeaIinS
ATR-TTGHT CAMS

LN0Es sale, Wholesale amt Retail, AT the large Stove and
Il Tin Store Of Thomas evans, Jr., Delaware, o.
fhrhc Cans ArN the nra,e AMI most convenient article 81
the kind now in USE. ih- Il "a SilS sealed and o4e mel,
requiring no WAX, solder nr crIngi', and never tail a. Pc
Serve tFunt, Vegetables. .s"-. in 4 perfectly fresh state
lheA can TIE used Eetr after year.
iHrrcilons Tor pntunS M AL Kinds of fruit, vegetables,
&c, Will accompany jhr tan.
l sold these cans asst Year, and they have invariably (s
far a. heard rrutD given ne SesI 4ltIsIIctiun.
y. r. Every can Is submitted .oA pro.c-s JhSt thorough
ly tests theIn, and consequently there IL no danger OF OelaS
bothered VITA defective cans.
June Ii. ias. ION rs EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
Silver and Plated Ware.

GLvER.TabIe. Tea and Dcssrr. Spoons; Silver Sugar,
ce Cr'aifaud salt spoons, silver Forks and Butter Knives:
best quality Plated Sp9eusi tcrEs, Butter Knives, Sugar
Spoons, Casters, Cups, &c; rlited ana Britannia Tea and
Coffee Pa!H. silver spoons lrftered i'll goOd syle without
extra charge. a good assortment Of these goOls can be
found at No. ) Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
.sREpUcEp BY DrsprrsIA TO A MERE sKEIr

fts-RRDUcED By D1sPEPsIA TO A MERE SKELE-
ToN."-Cared by"Berhaves Holland Bitters.'
Mr.. A. Matchett, a trader probably as well
known as any man in Western Pennsylvania,
Estates as fellows ISL met with q farmer in
Armstrong county who was reduced By Dyspcp-
sia to a mere s~EefetonT I persuaded him to buy
abottle of Berhave's Holland Bitters, believ-
mon tbs after, what was my establishment at
finding him a hale, hearty man. He told me
he now weighed 200 pounds and that this won
derful change had been produced by BBrhave's
Holland Bitters, TO which he attributed solely
hia restoration" -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

We are sader obligations to Senator
WADE for vols. VII sud VIII of"Explorations
and Surveys for a Route .far a Railroad from
the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Ocean"
together with various other vaInable .docu-
psnts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
bR- EoeFLAND>s
B0SSaNg5C Cordial.
FOE BEE sgEEny eUEE ss

Coughs, Colds, I~nfucDza, CroER uoarssne*s.
Bronchitis, Diseases OF the Bowels arising
from Cold, Incl piemt Consumption, AMI for
the relief amp Eif ut ali possible cure Of Pa
tlents Ill advanced stages OF the latter disease
CATAREH. oricaRmon Gold, as It Is fan>aiassy eaHed,
ii possible. prfiseiii says X Il viii viii not Ht[ say HI n esaiG. IRE
10 our inh hhaL Whit the ffaqae and Yetor tefec are 10
they usher in disease OF greater completely ape InortI kty
than these iatter-"
In the danger Of Bronchitis and Pneumonia. which often
, oo,o1t IN me me t nhd OF a neg,eG,ed e9ia, nnd il PhhLt-ts Pat
The same cause, we siirrlv have proof and argument sudi
also to lhteura'ir- ones ot 4 disease, which however mid
in It's inception Is Directly or indirectly produclve OF such
diversified AMI alarming results.
This lesson should he p .rIcularly impressed on those
sumption
Tie u.s. Of ihe Ialsan,!c Cordial, aerceabIy to directions
acceInianyins each 1nttle, Will readily cure the most dis
tic STATE of the stuHu lch, in which Case the herman Bitlers
should be usrd. In cases OF weakness, or general debility
Of TIN: 81 stem, resulting from a prutracfed cough, the Ger
man niters wi he ioEnd OF great benefit
nent symptoms generally are-hurr.ed aud painful respi-
ration llperLsct nrleriai ~ .tion Of the blool, cough ana sx-
PrctoTa'ion, attended with excitement OF the heart. fever.
various arrangements Of the digestive and urinary 81 stems,
without any ot these symptoms being prominent, but the
murmur produced DURING inspiration ana r. SEPARATION. and
dent TO both sight and feeling, All furnish most important
ply Seal Signs Ia CASE oil disease, and should receive prompt
Tine disease is rsually caused by a cold settling on the
s a ears. Il HI IS Oh the "4isaih'' 00rd'"i 500" performs
The terrible fatality Of diseases resulting from a "eom-
mon cohF' may be seen by a glance At the following stats
ies, taken from the records of the Board OF Health OF Phil
the Union =.
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 10 as
pisdq p ali o:heF Diseases ESQ IN number, s.s4s
1858. Total deaths, 80
Died of Consumption, 1885
Died of al. other diseases, i,s54
1854. Total deaths, ISL
DIED Of Consumption, 2ITe
Died OF all other diseases, 9,6a6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
By DIX. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

Is ONE OF THE BEST AND LIVER
L AEDICINS now before the public, that acts AZ. a CuthQr-
tc, easier, milder, and more efectual than any other med
icine known, 1t IS notonly = CGthoTtic, but & Lirer remedy
acting nrst on the Lirer TO eject its morbid matter. then On
the stou aah and bowels te carry on that matter, thus ac-
comprising two purposes e1ectaaly, without any OF the
painful feelings experienced in the Operations Of most Ca
thdrflcs- Is strengthens the system at the same time that
it purses it, and when taken daily in moderate doses, will
strenRtheL and build il up With unusual rapidity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

ATLANTIC MONTHLY The September
number of this vaiuabte American monthly
IS received. The table of contents is, as
usual, varied and interesting, and the work
confines To maintain the high position IN
public esteem to which IL attained ON the
appearance of the earlier numbers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

DISTRICT CoURT.-By reference to a
notice in our advertising columns it will be
see4a shat sFRqthet and third effort is to be
made to get a session Of the District Court
in this county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
August Goods.

HILLS is new reooi wing and in store,
- -
Dayton Cotton Yarns-all numbers.
do Coverlet do 2" ''@
White and CoIored Carpet Yarns.
Superior Indigo, Coffee, 'Teabs,t'""
Rice, Sugar, Tobacco and Spices.
Also,
White Marsailles, Brilliants. Skirt Cord.
Brass Hoops, plain and covered Rattaanns,
White Ffinges, Cords and Braids, 80
Check Goods for Busters, =
Steel Extension Skirts--white and cold.
Also very choice variety of "Trapszsaq
Dress Goods. -. - 80
pelaVaxs. Aug s, 1872
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

TIE SKIN.-Is formed with thousan DIS of
pores in every inch of surface whose Office it is
TO carry off the Impurities of the blood-the
acknowledged eauee of all diseases of man
kind-when the skin is dry and ~parched-when
it is impossible for the skin under these cir
cumstances to perform its proper functions and
to carry off the Impurities of the body as de-
signed by our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove these OBJ
structions, and produce free ami healthy blood,
remove the errnptions from thu skin, and cause
it to brighten with the flush OF youth and beau
ty. Beauty SO much admitted and Low 3D.
Beauty. without paints and cosmetics--but beau
produced by health and happiness.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
Spectacles
Fine Cutlery.

y Gold, Silver, Plated Steel and German Silver frames.
L with cbihred a nd plain glass Glass 10 suit any age put
INTO old frames. Conceive glass for near sig eyes-cull
look through them, at Nc. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

81 Wk~ Gs il are Qtrtng tse:r unanireVs testimony ia If. ia
ror.
Es"A~ EtHer ~ ter rsoutk uits Tie sarigoraloz. and sral
i&- -uLs rytthT.
THE LIEER INVIG0RAToR
Is SCIEN tiFiE MEDICAL pISEOA rR /, and il iaily
WORKING cures, alnost 10 great TO brIisEe. II rRErs - II UY
ntdSie, rtca the -HSt doss 1t eng uenytt, HUl seIlOnL A4OrG DbtA
Uhe bottle IS Required Il cuEe pay AiHu ot Ltter Conn iaaut,
rom the worst JGHadtec Or Ds>pcpS1d GUa c3fninrII d-hd-
uche, all oT " Inch are the res ull vi II Dtseu>ed Llrer.
FRICE ONE DOLLAR rs4t BOTTLE.
DIR. SAEFORD, Proprietor, 34j BrcAsiway, New York,
AND retated by all Druggists. su4dPlso BY NJ l. So Ak K,
* BIRD, Delawa.e; ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
w o L F. s A L.
LOST

q Wednesday, the 12h inst betveen. the Delaware
County InhrInary and Delaware, 3 GREEN PARA
and BLACK MANTiLLA. 4 suitable reward VIII be
for the above articles on leaving them al the Store
ui c. Hills or X. L. HILLS & Son, Delaware.
August q, 3S-It GEORGE HALL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
To Boards of Education.

AUDIToE's OFFICE, DELAWARE CO..
Delaware, Aug. II 16S. :
GENTLEMES:
TAE B4Gzk Forms for renorting the
L annual School Statistics. have just
been received at his Office from the state Commissioner Of
tonluIc4h Sc5sis. and are really sar dissIiou,lssH Please
Call, or send and have them forwarded.
/ take liberty to rsnin / you that thug anSaEll enumeration
OF youth is 10 be taken in the several 6isrAcis BET -ees the
hrst and third Mondays in september
D. W. RHODES,
Aug %, IS55-%1 Aadi.rr Del Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
McCormick's Reaplr & Mower.

Warranted Tie Best Machine IN Use!
Great Council Medal awarded at London in
lS5l-GrandG Gold Medal OF Honor at Paris
i'll l855-lIighest Prize at the French Uni
vcrsal Exhibition in lSj6-lIigheSt Prize
of Royal Agricultural Society in Eng
land in !S17-iiighert Prize by the
Us. agriculture Society in 81.
S00D nf these MRrhiDes are ready for sale, ans tho
cOOO prospect l. that eNett This nGu;tEr viii ui satt,.
~ ihe Iedand t0is season. No eS atals Hia.ni in The waFid
manufacturers 50 large II number OF Ilvzr 10 a hiurS. AS
hereiolorr. Farmers are IrfInirrd ~ havc J uarhtnr on
trial VITA ANY 0ihHrs ami Araii AHG pay for The urr prefer
rcd. said HrspcTl Is ~arran ed Ia "a "a as"l a hIlt acrrs
OF Wheat per hour, to save at least tnrcr-iUurthS If ihr
grain scattered Uy ordinary grading, To- ne well ~ .dr sud
dnrIhlr, with proper care; and tirLt he raNlng can De aeIl
done ny Il mLn ridln. on il.
{. r. POTTER & ca.
June Z, lSiS- TvnpIar Hail building.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
"a Card from DIR. James II. Jarrett,

Tor THE NEW YORK LUNG
A connection forshe past e.ghI years with the above In
SliIutisn. as Chief Physician. and a twelve years course
ofst eacy devotion! 70 me lure d fnlEnoaaF3 tonsomp
D ton and its kindred diseases. together with my unrtval-
led opportunities and advantages Of pathoiog1cAl research
e-aidd not a little by a perfect system oil AEDieAL4sHALA-
1Ios-has enabled me to arrive at a decisive, discreet and
successful course Of treatment for the positive and raticai
cure of all diseases OF the dhTont Lungs, ana ar FdSsdqes-
By Inhalation. the Fapor and curative properties OF medt-
cines are directly addressed TO tie diseased organs and ths
inuegument. 1 DO not ADVISE me use OF medical 1hhAIauon
of Any kind, to the exclusion Of general treatment; and al
though l consider il q useful adjuvant in the proper man
agement Of those fearful aud often fatal Diseases, yet
deem ii very necessary that each patient should have the
benefit OF both general and local treatment The success
artrr Of nc Ins,itution owe which I have so long had the
honor 10 preside. are too well known to need any eulogy or
comment from me. At the solicitation Of many private and
professional friends, through whose phiIanthrepic aid the
above charity has been long and lberaly supported, and
after due consideration. l have concluded TO make such ar
and treatment within the reach of all, and not eonfne my
self. as heretofore. TO my oRce- Hoping therefore that the
fessionsI brethren and the publie, I would respectfully an
nounee in conclusion, thA+ 1 can noc be consulted personally
the same as used in the Institution. prepared to suit each
individual case. InhAlins YapOrs, Medical Inhalers. &c &c,
states or the Canadas. TEsxs-Ay terms Of treatDe nj by
letter are as follows. viz: S2 per month for each patient,
also, Inhalng Yapor, and an Inhalng Apparatus Pay
ment as fellows So 10 be paid to Express agent on receipt
of thefbox Of Medicines, and the balance Sc Al the expiration
OF the month, ii the patient be cured or is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients. by giving a fun history OF
by letter as by personal examination Patients a7ailing
themselves Of DIR. Jarreg's treatment may rely npoa i'm
mediate and permanent Relief, ~ ne seldom has 10 1reat a
oFer thirty days Letters Tor adElcs promptly answer
ed Foe further PartIcuiArs address yprr
No SD broadway, cor. Twelfth St, y Y
P sicians and others visiting the ca are res a
peetiully invited TO call at the lndFInary, where many
Interesting cases can be Witnessed. and where our M
san be seen ami Inspected
Aug -, ls5s--+0m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
Ia pR. MANN. tha discnrarer .

DR.. MANN. the renowned discoverer of
that invaluable remedy, Dr.. Mann's Ague Bal
sam, still continues to labor in behalf of the af-
hicted. His medicines are universally admit
ted by the American press, to be far superior
to any and all others ever discovered for the
treatment OF chills, fever and aguo, and all in
termittents- There can be no doubt, if we can
place confidence in the innumerable testimoni-
ais which the Doctor has in his possession, that
1t is the greatest discovery ever made in the
science of medicine. The attention of our rea-
ders is called to the advertisement of this Bal
sam found in another column of this paper, and
we would eomm all suffering from this
disease, viz; ~clills, fever and ague, to avail
themselves of a trial of this remedy. Sold by
all good druggists. aug l6-1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

From ihczc figures, il will be seen that nearly one fourth
of the total deathslA the country are caused by consunI-
tOn, TO say nothing Of the numerous other diseases sprlnr-
ing from a slight culd.n 80
1he proprictofs are in The possession of certificates show
inE that the Balsamic Cordial, has effected cures where all
other remedial means have failed. Give il Il trial.
These INVALUABLE medicines are prepared only hy Dir. C,
NJ. jackson, SIS Arch street, IidladelpAiH, and arr for sale
by drug ists AMI srqrckespers III Srery town and village in
the United States, Canidas, and Nest indies. Prize ~ cts
per bottle. July 81, LSAS-%ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

TFfIE fine Farm. situated on the west bank IF ;he Scfntn
Il river. az the crossing ni the ). Nj & T.; RHfiroad. con
tr4ninR ~ lCrrI. or here tlrOnts, brlnnging tn the Estate
of the tcte eirsrse >. Orydrr"deceaSed is for. sa4a, The
farm has a Large new Brick House mot quEe fui4hed}, Aho
Their comfortable hou$ &c, wiilrnNTus end O49er outbui!dilss
TWO orchards sf choice frut7~, and uhrr c1nvrni.nres-
The Sciutn BrklEs station ~ ths .. Ma y. Railroad IS M
or said farm.
For TRIMS, az-9 otssr itE>rlsef1u, address the subscriber
a Delaware, ~
July =. I&5S--tf n. RURR, Adn.'r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
5. FINCH.
mas c ADD L.
Ordinance.

GEE.l Be it enacted by the Council IF tee Incnrpora-
. ted village of ASHLEY, Thai it shall be Unlawful for \
ny person or persons to sell any Intoxicating liquors by
the DRINK. or otherwise, TO be-drank in or about the prem
ises, CT 70 sell to any one by the quantity to be dram with
in the limits of The Incorporated Village Of Ashley, to per
sohs who arc in III habit of getting Intoxicated. ANY per
son or persons found guilty OF violating this enactment
shall bG fined in any SUM not e ceediug. twsnty-hxe dol
lars nor less than i've dollars; and al such botises shall be
shut up as n common nuisance. ~ - -
Sec. z. BE ii further enacted, That the giving ava Y oS
any Intoxicating drinks, to avoid the provisions OF theabove,
aci, shall be deemed and held 10 be an unlawful selling
within the provisions of this act
This act passed August 18th, 1858, and to take c feet and
be in force from and attc- publication.
j. T. LIVINGSTON, Mayor
S. CURRES, Recorler. -
August q, iS5S.-2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
Caro-.

C.. HILLS begs to return his hearty thanks to
all the members of the Fire Department, rs
we'll as % the citizens generally, for their
prompt and aFctent aid in saving his property
from destruction by IRE last evening.
. Delaware, Aug. 20, 1888.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

July 30. 1s5s.-at
WnLIAM HESnRES, Plaintiff,
against Court Of Common Fleas,
Jame5 H Baker, Geo. s. Ea ; Delaware rotyuty,i Ghlo.
ton, @anes Austin, SercnoI Fntt.!un. - -
Wright, Defendants. r. ~
GEORGE $. EATON, regideni IF Minnesota, James Ans.
I'M, resident Of lndMr3, aui. lanes H.. Baker who
hiss lately, removed 10 Nhnssota, defendants in the above
case, are hesrhy notified that on the,2sth day, of July. A.
u. les Iaef'lain';tf hied his pe;ttinn in the Coartef Com
mon Plessi the object and rray erof which. rs 10 close a
mortgage given by James II. Baker toSplaintih, 20 secure
the payment Of two promissorS notes of elereshuTrffSd
dollars eneh. on the following property, toJwi situated
IN me Town Of Delaware, Della ware county, Ohio, ln-Lots
No. l22, l23 and l29, as numbered on the resorded plat of
addition To the town Of Della ware. Also, the
following described part of Ont Lot No. ,2i:beEinpinG at n
on a post at the south east .eornGr Of cut lot No: z
west along the south line Of the aforesaid .outlut No. -
WE'VE ana half poles to a stone on a post In the center Of
sAd snuta hne; thence north Ia east through tie center of
oaefo lE2 poles to the place Of beEintSnG5
6aia pelluon IL required to be answered on Or before the
10 90 J.s. JONES Ary. fer Pt,tf-
JriY 81, lS5S-N6t II eA5, l2pf = in !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
To be Closed Out.

HENRY BLACK, Guardian, Delaware Probate Cours. Pc
within, BLACK ct al, : { : = Lana,
TS pursuance of an order of sale from the said Court, I
i Will offer TOR sale at pnblic vendue, or I'll. 4iL day. OF Sep
femhtr. A. o. 1855, between the hcrr4 AZ II O'Clock a. m.
and 4 O'Clock p. m, on the premises, the following descrt-
bed tract of land, u vii: Situated in the county OF llela ware
and State of Oh o: being TIE undivided one-sevrnth part of
a so acre tract, known aG the north part Of lot 9 in seoion /,
township ?, ranEr p, IL Concord tow nship in said. county
and east of the scioto fiS or, owned by John Freese,at the
time of his death
Terms -One-balf of the purchase money 10 hand on the
dayo f sale, and lbs residue in one year, with interest from
he day Of saIe-to be secured. by mortgage on the premi-
SEES.
HENRY BLACK, =
Guardian of William Black ct al. :
Powell & VAN DEIAS, AItyis. for Plrf
Augusta, 1855 Il Isl, SOL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

ETARINA Cologne. genuin. article; Bay Rum, Cologne
Brown Winsor Soap, Shaving Soap and Cream; fine Ivory
Fans, Pearl and Shell Card Gases, jet and Coral Neckla-
line. now oprning at q. FLATS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

l, good Watch; a set Of SILVER spotIs, my article Of fne
AZ Jrweirs, tt tiuId t'rp'N Clock, or any Dthrr Article usi-
ALLY kept il Jew-lry Establishments, at a low price, ami Of
the best 4lal ~; calf=tt.Pe BG LLUcH, and you will be
suited Just right.
July 9, 1906. II HERR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
HTIoCH'S
AND SEED DRILL

We cal the auenLlon OF FhFmers 70 ibis as being
The most Perfect Seed Drill
yet invented. Its superiority consists In having an
ELLIPTIC SPRING BAR,
which enables the hoe to pass readily over STONES,
and other distractions ten incheshigh. dropping
the hoe promptly IL its place; at eroe doing away With ali
bRoKE EN- PINS and al necessity OF stopping the team.
II costs no more than toe common DRILL and Is warranted
In every respect. G. FOTTEG y co.
. Aug 2o5g. femplez Wali