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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
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RiGNnlnmh 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Vermischte Anzeigen.

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asSeeesmelfisn lnfneltsn) .NuHaae %re0fdnris bsrouSeee,tsn.
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gslaassn tr Sdimenssre unb gsbdrsnos. 7O2 Seien. @ruter
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@pBner'S, Sob, Shabf1ith ~entbatteno tibtiIds Sc.
trattul,sen NIT erballidsn 9isbern auf aue Sage Sss Sohrrs.
gsIs: @HSeasf. H. s. Coz 9. 8ert. -Sdbnsr bcuhiGer Druid.
San9er, Der, am @rabe. Cine 9luspa6( Qieber ann
g9straudte bel eeiftntcsdn9nihen ME aud 9rplheber fir SSlbe.
Se UNI Selieete &pete irautrn. 1Snp. 240 6. Gert. Sd5ncr
Ntpul1elincintanb nit @pIbtihd. N
Sublers bitlilde Stltprien bon Dem Mlten II. gieuen
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a. =. aprtsr: Nlt lsldttoBiiden 6rassn rntcr bm Ssrtc. 81
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0aGclbe gerf enslilh.
a'HtlheFs, s. 8. 8., Mprsers unb Itcnbppfcr, rebR
9anpert Geldn9en re cinent @ntane. Mit einem Siklfupftr,
gsnan nad fr original arssabe, 1snrp 32s g. Sd5n in
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Mep=marfet SpteI.

gds 6te anb Mari9aafrabe, Ni@mUne, ga.
Slsles nu etnSsrtattste, frllsr sn 5rn. g. Q6weniisin aefibrte
pisbIsss. 9eltsdaaser tsoaroer) erbalen freunbIide 8imn.sr, e ne
guten psutlgen allb uno Die aufnsrfiamfe gebisnuna. Sas NIT
Sielsm Pah!!e psrbunefne @altSimmtr unb ibriaen g6irtbsIdboftss
8aumIthfsitsn, SpisISimmsr II. {. 10. finb 6equeat einasri6ttelt' n N
palelplt @ue Irtsn 9straafs frii6 ub in better SualitSt al babsm,
j. NarrbauIen II. Gpmb
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

BUR Egiahriht!
SUeben erlalten cine srpee Nlantitdt frti6er Gswir,e, ean,e unb
son uns lel6lt %semaelene; 9%esrtapsns idne. ifdss Siltsrs, mel,
Dies ttnldn9li9 fur ieiue Site befannt; alettS 3ufer> plaumsn.
Gin itdsres Miittel assen gBirns; 9abeidmdmme, 8aame, Saar",
3abn> unb Na9el<Slrlten, @isarren, Sataf unb ~YerlfieSene an.
bere Saden, nelhe l6mmtlid gu BEN biQiaiten Nreifen ssrfomft
rperben Bel Darrina II. 9earce' '
@ppitefer,
n. 80. Gfe Ger 4. II. grpabIr.. gihmpnb
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Neuee 8rarhinnhnua-
Boarding s. Snack aus

81, Der l|aatsr,sidnsls aadt lsiisa Srsuntsn aMe bent gutltum bic
snl ScarSin9- rtb SnadsSaus c~tnssridtct bat, bos or ,um Ssia&
Sslisns smNE!llt. gsoareers fnbsn sinen eusn Slid unS Sic ssifc,
brisn Sucucn itno hstS ~pprr6tbi9. Gtrifion Grams,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
2ager<Strrs Salon.

Der llncr;cidnttc mG0t irirsu GreunScn rmb hrm r,,,,,.
gublifum Die anN9c, ba6 tr in Scr Is. StraEs. ,mirtsSn MD;,n
sMe 6Eantin!lEGst, BEN Ct. Charles Sphl ocstndtcTT, tintm Qaasre
:, Ntt bs etn4ntt et ipp or ScSen, mil cinsm sutn 0los Bier
gu ltSer 3tt oaIiuNrartFn 8eeentt, susIctA aud Gdtten Sdipci;er.
nnS S~in6urSsr'A ds an Der 5anS nebit Gtsorrsn unb Sabod a.fsi.
Wm Shhnhnrm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
ocean padet< nnb @eIp grf6rSer,,nos : er,un,i,7,,
N9enten: 'Hr""
q. hp,i e. r

S"'"ilpr' pmmtlltpnS" Spcbttfpns. mo.
Mr;,s. .A 8t9ltl" @ef9dft. ""'
Stists uo 9adete, lebere bis su so Wfunb @sniA,
m hu q Won esr ~at&sbsnten @%cftdmpfcr nap irssn tS'r s}nsn %srSsn
~ sa5yli SsSpS%s' SS,r 9 ihsiInn,;f, "tsl,, ao bic SSe6Sei0 fr mrH n sie
pct rrpsoWt, 9e9en @orarte unb Sdtsin. y" ~ S'pbHh Stpfr>
oe @dGn Si ,oS Hmo Ga In in ben eautptdesn 80,
Bureau su boben. 9'"" sV"'isH IN Dem r6istn
@Ss'SSa a! g gla nssn an irasnS cine @rre1t in Dsu,5h.
une &silep6lc. N""""S = VaIla9esSiaeis
uOI msf , nml mt ISa up ~llmSssenb BADEN mir 6rn. g. Daft,
Did orf Sbiacs Sr,yshsr, s;... %. SD NJ tbt IT.. On
nr sgr unec ub @anbSleutc SS"'V'M ~ Outrage mel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

1903 Gasfs 9timpn Gosnac Brandy,
lis 9ipes Sdeioan S6napp5
I'M @ulpmtpuls unb gum Scrfauf bt
gBm. gBaIlate n. Sp6u.
Ssrfauf bel 9Dm. gBauace II. SntS
~ Sarrels Salthlpre Sid!es, loceen erbalten unb 81 BADEN ti
25 Satrels Sesribses @e uub 90 Barrels Gi6er lorben ertbaiItsn
unb gum 8erfauf BEL Nn. QBalIace II. Snbm
800 Barrels gBbisfea, Gin, 9ranbg, CORDIAL, gBins unb anSers
Sptrituplsn gu I BADEN bel gSm. &allace ii. Spbn,
l3. StraBs, swiiasn Carr II. Mai mfr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
@aibimetpn Garten.

Sieltr Srn' ben lnterscid nelen.s l6ernomncne unb uru uoer;Hts,
Ser9nu8un9splaB Dirb Dem beuhden 9ublfun, bensrs emEpfstrrn
S Ss nts'S iin Sss S qs4 ' geir%Ft Sd nnS .snAs Sg1l sgiitn saieiSTif Sh
9ecbrtsn Safe in elmer ipIden gDeHe su beSieneen,. boa SsSSrmo pm
germ pen g~SalbinSten 0arten beladsn wirb. N'""
ALI GebrTSrr Gkx.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

Strtbf6aft
spn
. impr StetnIctn
gr. 100 Sroao~, 5miiden Der 6. rnb I. Strase.
si{ m5j ,1 IIsn Sr sIns Ei. nne ssfannten, fepie einsm scctrten gu>
scllte nnb ldbnltee instri6tce 9Birtbl6aft nit allen oGGm S ~ ug gSI m )
a%Is9titatet IN, namentidl nit: WV wv "''P'"'
SNwetSer~ NlhplISer-, Nr6utsrs unb SoadnbiItru 0Sfr.
SpuGGnen4en Sertngen, Sarbencn ump SarSinen,
Snpcrtirttn Snbnfrn ii ScrpIdts gDurft '
SaieiSrf fer Senf
Caviar,
III (. ~.
ippie
Seutaen unp frano6liI6eu gBeineu.
(<tnweine, MarfsraIer ,)
ES- gum 8rpBs uno 6ieinyernufi -esN
@4ns 3wstlhssnwa0tr,
sss- 5ril@em, 9utem suser6ter, ~ssa
Gisarren better SuaIitdt,
II. (. ~. II. {. ~.
p~eridlert fem. """" Wv p''''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
9%inmpfprtes

pn feds bis iieben SctaSen ppn Der neuelen unb oeGhmodnrIh1ru
Sauart ub nit tinen, an9cnetmen unb itarfen Son, ipfie ante isS
comb hanbeo 9lanrs pn ie6s Seaper unb Sarl6cr lMo bCi trm
llnteriri&neen jebcr 8sit biuis ;u BADEN.
@uh msrben Glapiere Sstimmt nub 9elsQunaen in alien Nepara-
.urcn on nlunfallden Snlrumentrn in 8ihmpno rb and ollEcr.
baib Der Stapt anSsnpn,nen ue aufs 9ete unD 9iliate ousae.
flhrt. Sob. &ttnbarb t, beutidsr Qrbrer.
Srcaritr., nate Ser 9rant.
@8ent fur 'aRuler Ii. Gurta;, SpIcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

y. 9pttes,
Srpap Ctr, smilhen 6. II. Z. Ctr, ,ebeu q. @bop,s
vsSil9elm Sell 9aus".
Sclelbs smpfsbIt ben. b,eiieel rnb bur6reiIenbsn Yubffm Ieiue
aufs gcldmadgpllte ~sinsertttete 8arbirtube, unb Idbnteidrit iib.
%ttsiItafs gsrdntsruns serldFt, BIG ibm inter iciHn unS isiasr Sc,
hlIFa Sdnte gu She'll tpirb. 8erner empfeblt or ib ~ diruroi.
Sdrtpfen &c. &c. 9erielte fubrt cir Eager Der beitsn WarfnanNricn
nnb fetrieirt cine aus8eStidnete 3inttr 9estn has GjrauwrrScn unS
@usfaltn Der 9aarc. lin feiBt9en 8uprub bittct 9. SettCs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Wirthschafts -Anze,gen.
s@ilbe1m Sell Saus"
q mann S6ob

vWtIbeIm 3eII 5auS"
Ron
@nsuf S6ab,
Nc. l64 SrUaS , 3wti6en Der 6. unb Z. Straee.
(bem Sbeater eestnubcr).
Ns- 6nbrt iieis 9uteS 2aeerbter, beuiIhe unS fron,sdsh
Wetne, Sr1nep'S, &C. DAD Saus 1T eefbmadpMI. einossiMhtstt
ur ipcrStn Die @dlt auf eos aufmrfamis trbicnt.
Neues Srarbtngtaus.
Der rlnht;ti6nt,t Bat iii fsincr gBpbnuna an Der listen Stroe,
Spttlpsn earss INN Noinlir. aele9en, Elm grarbinobauS ertTnst
M nun allen @nnsemIi6tettsn fir perrousnte ~Spfednosr esrltbcn
S MstS Ie 3tninisr uN Setsen unS Gin gutter Ssutid5er Slid mcrSrn
cen a9lentfolt III etmieltrr fur SeSermaln anacnebn, MAIDEN.
Su9tIe!bl nlodt cn1cibe benz @utIttum bic @nssiae, ban or elm
9utes friides 2a9crbisr Strsopft. 81 srobsimsr y"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
VbiIip 9cIfrih.

VUIITP YrVTrI0,
IL. Ctr, ,wilden 5rantIiu< uno Grlcea1..
eelt ben einsisen Ga9erbter- Salon in benz ,an,sn rnern
y StSethestl ipss os5 bic sts 6eIse bat, bs len 8ie; NstS friib il
ano Der &rtrttr I'D ra6 her Sueae in 9ttobelptia, Gnocl rnS
gSrlIS 9ralerei, scctt ilblt. sIe, bic in Stm unt.ren StaSttbcl
0elpaIte pabens mr9sn nitt %Seriduntsu, bci benz llntersidncten spr.
Sapredsf' I'M ib Surd9 elm sntcs eIas 2asrtisr sn srautdcn.
lhiIiN SetfrtA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
. 81 pptefe
auf Shockoe Hill.

NHT SIIUCkOG Hi.
Snbsm mir earoui aaimnsrflam MADDEN, Dap mir ieet unfre atpu.
tettt ON .grpaoltr. $40 800 gang ncl unb acfdinatspl ei,aeribtst
labsn laten mir bterburd, unfcre Srsunbe unb Sefanntsn freanSs
LID ltsin, nns nit ibren 8ciude gu tcebren.
2Str batet en Sputanei9cs Eager Spr BEN friI6eItsn itS beIcu
araneim iiistn, Gtemicalien, Drp9uen inS Srdutern
Scifen, @pmmattn. ~
9arfumcrien, !6aar6len,
Saarbnritcn, 8atnbirlten,
9rrtesNPrntpS, Gigarrenta1Gen,
9iSarrcn, S0taf.
II. {. ~. II. {. ~.
II f. reid une nit 10 srp6sr ScrefoIt ousserdblt, tb septB f,in
StlIdDsr fh III leiren Gtipartunscn ~9ctdufdt hnbcn wir6. 3yerncr
%sgmrfeRlen mir nrA nnisrn @rrraib ppn Osmtep @rtrersb
s ss5a, f aS stss & &s 9 ans,S Hs arfisi IN Sst1,s o sSsSs'aS''
g9ir babsn unere @reiic m6sli6lt biai9 acfclt, rnS wrrbcu mn
bsn1lbsn, pas scetrtr 9nblupm in jsSer Sinitdt sufrieten III ifcDsn
6tlSer u. @r6nins,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

8. 0user'S
9a9erbiereS Salon, Drg9ppbss 1t. Garietss Store,
S%talntcn, 3d., nn9e Dem Depot,
nirS BIN 9sutissn @tountOn's unO sOn @u9ufta County, bsllsn5
ss8sr" umb bsrsdtiSt, @nsStssn far Ssnidtrn anjanne9msn anS Gel
Der ;u pQeeiren.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17


N pursuance OF an order of sale from the Pro-
Il bate Court of Delaware county, Ohio, | viii
offer for saIo at the door of the Court House in
the iowa of Delaware, in said coanty, on Satur-
day, the first day of January a. D., 1889, be-
tween the hours ofl0 O'Clock u. m, and 4 O'Clock
D. M, of said day, the following described real
estate, to-wit: Situated in the county Of Della
ware, and State Of Ohio, and being part of
original outlet SO in the town of Delaware;
commencing on the north side of Winter street
at the west line of AN alley running on the west
end Of in-lots Nos. 93 aud "a in Z. W. Littlo's
addition to the town of Delaware; thence north
laI% rods; thence west on Il limo parallel with
the north line of Winter street $ rods; thence
south 1255 rods to Winter street; thence east on
the north line Of Winter street S rods to the
place Of beginning-eentaining loo rods oflund.
Also the undivided l-6 lsublectto the hfees
tate of Mrs c. w. Little therein OF in-lots Nos,
l84, lse, 1857, I8s, 139, 140, l4s,l49, 100, l5l,
1lS, 2ta, 22l, s22 and 223 in O.. w, Little's adj
dition to said to wn of Delaware.
Terms-One-third in hand on day of sale,
one-third in ono, and one-third in two years,
with interest from the. day of sale, 10 be secured
by mortgages CT the premises,
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, -a
4 on H Guardian Of Charles q, Little.
F. bPowELL q VAN DEMAN, RttY's for Petition.
December S, 1s5s.-4t JS4,s7l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

~ "..=- EEglE L.
TIT HoLIDATs ARE ceMING-and the
great question with our citizens is where and
what shall We get for our Christmas presents.
The immense stock OF Jewelry now selling
at auction in the sture opposite the Ameri-
can House is just the thing. From a person"
al inspection we can assure our readers the
assortment is one of the finest ever offered
in delaware, as it is part OF a retail stock
from Hanover Street, Boston, and the goods
were Manufactured expressly for retail trade
and embraces everything usually kept in a
first class establishment. We weuid advise
all to call Immediately as they remain posi-
lively but this week.-Mrs. is certainly a rare
chance to buy rich Christmas presents at a
low price, ra.isf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

L.z
JehnJ, Deck, oi Sarahville, in this State,
au,herizes VI TO say that he will fight Tom
Hyer for $4,000, Mr., Deck quit the ring
long ago, and is a quiet and orderly citizen
of Sarahgille. He thinks Thomas is putting
on too many airs, and thinks ne will serve
his country by taking him down a peg or
two. He is an American and a crusher. We
think he. could easily hex a yard full Of wild
cats before breakfast. He is over six feet
tall, straight as a flagstaff, and weighs 2o6
pounds stripped. He has friends who will
back him to any amount We hardly think
| Hyer will accept, as We see the New York
dailies say be has rpnounced the ring for
ever. We are emphatica!ly down on fight
ing, prize or otherwise-we oppose it on
principIe-but if anybody has got to be lick
ed we want an Ohio man to do it. Hence
we endorse Mr. Deck.-CIeyeland Plain
Dealer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
OnERL1N. Dec. 18th, 1855


EDITOR LEADER:-One Of the most inter-
esting ladies' connected with our institution
met with a terrible death on Saturday last.
Miss Abbie SoIners, aged II, from Livonia,
N. Y, in attempting to fill her lamp on FRI
day night, (about midnight) when the wick
was burning, ignited tie fluid and was burn
ed in a most horrible manner. The poor
girl fingered till 8 O'Clock on the following
morning in the greatest agony. when pre-
pared for the final change she died. as Tie
President OF the institution expressed it, the
most peaceful al death ever witnessed when the
physical suffering was 50 great. Her friends
were Immediately telegraphed. aud on Mon
day her bereaved father arrived and returned
by the evening train to his home with The
remains. of his only and much loved daugil-
ter. This is the most shocking of the i've
sudden deaths which have taken place
among us within the last eight months. '9
' -~- go NH w. 9aZEEE -EHEf EEHE = -fH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
BHN
E Ez $50

Thesuperiority of this description of easement
tor the remains of deceased friends is universal-
~. acknowledged whore they have been used
being air-tight, they are especially we'll designed
for keeping a corpse in warm weather or for an
Unusual length of time, ms woll as in preserving
u from the eneroachments of water &C. aftor in
terment. ''True it is, the body so deposited u
nothing but dust, and it is a wise and holy Law
of nature, that to dust it shall rettlrn; but still
how much more consolatory to the surviving
friends is the reflection, that this body shall be
permitted to pass again into, and form q part of
its native element by the aid of time and natural
causes alone, instead of being immersed in wa
ter and exposed to the deprodations of insects;
by which the remains are consumed before their
ordinary and natural decay; or how satisfactory
il would be to feel assured, that il remained in
the earth whore it had been placed, without dis
turbance from the knife of the dissector, OF any
toher human agency ~
A HEARSE, accompanied by u careful driver,
viii at al times be procurable for funeral occa.
sions- a..
Aug. 8. ls55.-stf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

Rev. JouN JAMES died at his residence in Ber-
lin township, Delaware conAty, Ohio, Nov. 81,
1855, in the eighty eighth year of his age.
Father James had lived on tho farm where
he died forty-four years, embrae cd religion in
his sixteenth year lived in the service of God
from that ii me until his death, and for y n UNI
Der of years was q Minister of the Gospel,
stunning not to declare the whole counsel of
God; and though death came soIpew hat unex-
last hours away, leaning, doubtless, on the
breast OF his Savior. He leaves a lar 20 CIRCLE
of relatives and friendt. to mourn, but not rs
those who have, no hope; and may they all
follow in his Footsteps, TIL all meet in bright
glory. Written by request. Funeral ~seryices
by the writer. THO. T. RosK.
CARpIHeroE, o., Dee. 10, 115e.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning Dec, 7th, 1858, in
Galena, by Rev. A. Wilson of Stratford, Mr..
FLsTeHER DIRsT TO Miss ANN A. DUSTIN,
all of Delaware Co.
With the above notice was received a
publishing fee of $l.00, for which we tender
thanks and commend the example thus set as
one worthy to be followed by every young
gentleman who perpetrates mutrimony and
desires to apprise his friends and acquaintan-
ces of the fact through the medium of the
press. We wish our young friends health,
happiness and prosperity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

The insult offered to D1UGLAs by his fell
low Democratic Senators, who dePosed
him from the craftsmanship OF the Commit
tee On Territories by a vote OF more than
ihree to one, attracts no little attention in
political circles, and is an act OF striking
significance, showing as it does that no
quarter is to be shown him by the Admins
%traiion. Our worthy cotenporafy. who
feels friendly to both Buchanan and Doug
las, says "the President was not desirous
of it, but every account of the affair
we have seen says he not only did desire it
but that it was done at his command.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

TIE WORLD MoyEs.-In 1850 (remarks
the Albany Evening J~ournai) Senator Sew
ard pursued his journey from Auburn to the
Senate Chamber without the company of a
single sympathizing friend. Mark the
change! Now he is joined at Albany by his
colleague Preston KING, by Solomon Foot
and jacob Coliamer, OF Vermont. AT New
York he meets Senators Hdmlin and Fessen-
den, of Maine, Hale and Clark, of New
Hampshire. Sumner and Wilson, OF Massa-
ehusetts. Foster and Dixon. of Connecticut,
and Simmons of Rhode Island. AT Phila-
delphia and Baltimore the company is fur
ther increased by Cameron, Of P~ennsylva-
mia, Wade, of Ohio, Chandler, of Michigan,
Trumbull, Of Illinois, HarIan. of Iowa, and
Durkee and Doolittle, of Wisconsin. In
stead of q solitary No. in the Senate Cham
Der to the demands of the slave power, its
walls will echo to tweuty voices. The mum
Der will soon be sw Filled by a new Senator
from Iowa, and We trust two from Kansas.
and perhaps, if rumor proves true, one from
California. Verify. we may take courage
and work on. The Right must surely ,ri
umph. fs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
Expsrisnce In Draining.

A subscriber in Carroll county, O.
wri,es: Having a s~ix-acre meadow,
mart Of which was very wet, and
nrodnced ia the dryest weather moth
inS bnt rushes and coarse grass. set
nbout draining it in August. by cut-
,isU one drain across the lowest part,
and another above, striking into The
FIRST at right angles. There being no
tiles in this section | used stones,
which were drawn on a sled one
fourth OF a mile. This was a serious
lob, but besides get ting draining ma
!%.rial,I was clearing of a hundred
Dads of stones that had been greatly
the way: While we were work
q at The drain Icould not hetp think
o Of Tim Bunker, at Iloohertown,
and Jonathan Sparrowgrass, for being
near the public way every. p@asser-Dy
stopped to take a look and have hi.
saw aoout what was ~anovelty in these
parts. The Sparrowgrasses as they
rode along not unfreqnently told ne
was "spiIeing my medders." Bot
let them have their opinion and lkeI'
mine. Well, my drains are done, th'
wet bog is dry land, and the cieal
stream running out of my drain ever
in this "dry Tins" is not@enly pleas
ant 10 behold, butitis prophetic oil /;
great corn crop neSt yea where only ,.
useless rushes form srlY apaJ9shed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

b: The latest account from the South, state
that DOUGLAS had embarked at New Orleans
for New York, ell route fur Washington.-
Since his Reputation by the Senate and by
the Virginia Convention, all hope of his Sc
securing the nomination of the Charleston
Convention has vanished, and it is reported
he will shortly issue an address declining to
be a andidate for the Presidency, in 1860.
Douglas stock has fallen lar below par at the
National Capital. ~ ass4 v--5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

ReLleIoUs NorIa1.-Religioos services
commenced in the German Reformed church
of this place. a few days since, and Provi-
dence permitting, will be continued about
ten days longer, except Saturday and Sab
bath NOR nings. The pastor is assisted by
ministerial brethren from o distance, The
Rev. Mr. ScHoRV, Of Lancaster city, o.,
will preach this (Fridayl evening a! 81 o.
clock, on the subject of Religious declea-
sion-and on Sabbath eyenihing text on
Sosctlfcat'on. All the evening services
are in english.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
October IS, 1885, 8m.
ARM LANDS FOR SAILS Is MILES FROM

Pbiladelphia by Railroad in the State, of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being a good loan soil with.clay bot
tom. The land is a large tract divided into
SMALL farms, and hundreds from all parts OF
the country are now settling and bulldiug.2i
The crops can be seen growing. Terms from
sl5 to SO pes acre, Faynble within feur Aea~s
by instalrnents. To visit the placez-Leuve Vine
street. Wharf ut Philadel phia, at ~ NJ by
Railroad for 1lammonton, or address r. j.
Byrnes, by letter. See full advertisement in
another column. .-