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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

THE LieUoR Lhw.--}n the COGrt OF Sessions, yester
day. fclr of the parties indicted for violating the prov
sions Of the metropolitan Police Law relative to the
sale Of liquor, were arraigned and pleaded guilty.
Their names are Thomas Cadley VIM. Werner, WIN.
Grelet and John Casdendick. Sentence was reserved
until this morning. Two other parties named Patrick
Lealon aud Michael Moran, who waived examination
before the Police Justice the charge intoxicstion
pleaded guilty, and were fined $40 each. In de!ant
Of payment, they were committed to jail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

A TELEGRAPH OFrICE.-An office has been estab-
shed at No 81 South Seventh street T. D. for the receipt end
transmission Of elessphc dispatches in connection with the
main offices New York II also with the branch
the Of Court and Montgomery Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
SUPERIOR COURT-Noy. a--BefOre JuAss PlrRnErosr

TIE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.
Barnes a Dodge ae. Fernando Weod et al.
The e1-nayor was examined IN hs own behalf and
that of the other defendants today but bic testimony
substance the the former rs The will prob
ably 10 the Jury "wednesday.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge WoODKUFF
DECISIONS.
Weber, assignee, SC, agt Wlett, Sheriff, &c
Motion open default denied, with 81 COTS with to
plaintiff 10 further afdayits advised pay
nent Of costs
Dibble ct al. agt. Corbit ct al.-Case settled.
Befare Judge SLoSsos.'
DE Graaf agt. Roenche.-Motion to set aside jjud6-
nent gsD.ed.
Sllbereten agt. Cosello-MotiOn Cor injunction de-.
Hied with 81 costs. without prejudice SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
COURT OF COMMON Pleas NOv. s.-BefOr

VERDICT AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS OF EaI-
GRAFTON.
Johsnna Murphy ts:. The Commissioners O. Emigration
This IL Interesting case, and one wnch viii
eventually be carried 10 the Court Of Appeals.
On the 18Th OF August 1857 paiutf arrived a. this port in the
sp Outeo bngng with her three TRUNKS chests containing
wearing sppsre ewey and money The agents Of the Com
ssioners Of Emgon undertook to deliver her property at
Caste Garden but when she arrived there OF her trunks
msong and in plsce of there sDoher trunk be-
longing other persoD ard Of comparatively no value TO
had lost She subsequently presented her check for
the lost trunk but thrust aside. In this missing trunk she
had IN jewery and money 2s0 81 which she alleges
her by the negligence Of the defendants and sne brought
1his suit their value
The defendants set mp general denial
Verdict for plaintiff for 1888 73 Sanford or plaintiffs
De Win for defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

The averages OF the Philadelphia Banks, as shown
by their weekly statement exhibits an upward more
nent, as compared with last previous statement, in
rsa,ly va,v ;,eu as follows.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

WosAN BrBNED TO DEATH.-A woman named
Eliza Van Stahl, residing in Talman street, was acc
deutally burned to death last evening. Her clothes
caught fire from the stove, and running out into the
street, she speedily enveoped in flames officer p
Phean of the Second Precinct Police drew of his
coat and wrapped it round her, and by doing sup
pressed the fire. la taking it off the flesh of the poor
woman came with il. She was still alive, but her in
ures were great that size died after the aeci
dent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

Flour, Wheat Corn, Rye,
To the Continent bhs bush. bush. bush
Prom New York Oct. 26 1859 .lieS6 585l 57S3
FROM other Ports TO latest dates. 454s 500
The receipts at tide water of Flour Wheat, Corn
and Barley for the first week of November in 1857
and 1858, have been as follows
Flour, bts. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Barley bl.
ls57.........5l,9S6 5625f lJ,55 l22,5Sf
1864 453579 l99,6S 2bl,J
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

PRlzE-FIGHr.-A mill took place in a vacant LOT on
the corner Of Oxford street and Flushing avenue last
evening, between two bruisers who reside in East
Brooklyn. They fought sixteen rounds, and then
quietly dispersed without interference. Their names
have not traDspircd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

ENGINE Co.'S Nos. 13 AND S.-The Common Coun.
Gil Monday evening" resolved reoresnze Engine Co.'s
which time dsbanded for disor-
derly conduct list of the members be enrolled pre-
sned the time Engine Co No IS dese have charge Of
the e steam FIRE engine when built.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

The BoARD OF CsNvAsSERs.-The Board of Super
Board of yesterday afternoon in the
Supreme Court Chambers City Hall and organized by appoint
ilg Tuns g. Bergen esq, Chairman The from the
m FIVE Wards when the Board adjourned till
this morning. They will be occupied durug the week The
Official summing up will hardly be made before Saturday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
RNRSNass6C COgESOE.


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, .Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Diseases of the Bowels arising
from Cold, Incipient Consumption, AMI flo
the relief and III at all possible cure of Pa
tients ineadvanced stages OF the latter disease.
CATAKRH, or common Cold, as it is faniliarly called
" is worthy of study, and serious enough 70 be avoided
ii possible. DIR. Bell says u viii not say that Colds are
10 our inhabitants what the Plague and fetion Eener are TO
they usher in disease OF greater completely and mortality
IN the danger Of Bronchitis and Pneumonia, which often
ns5lfdiis, he tubercular ir4itaton Of which is dey isped by
the same cause, we surely have proot and argnnant sun,
Gent for attention, not only to the preventative means, 3Hi
ai5 2 e s@ , sSga'i Il i 9n = OF a a f a,i 1rssily | nroaa n9TsF Of satS
THIS lesson slSaid be pariisularly impressed on those
who have any constitutional tendency 10 Pulmonary Con
Tie Use of the Balsamic Cordial. agreeably to directions
accompanying each bottle, viii readily cure th.host ds'
Coughs sometimes proceed frsm a d~isordered or dyspeP-
Should be used. Ii cases OF weakness, or general debility
OF the 81 stem, resulting irOm q protracted cough, me Ger
man Bilers Will be I2and OF erent Senehf. 10 nror,f-
- I'm easen OF aIa geats aaaai ar4nh r or d a d9'G 6sjn ae p resai
ration. imperfect DECENTRALIZATION rs the bAooi- cough and eA-
yar45us drlanseln,nts Of lie dises,lse and urinary 5! STEMS
pfes.r@poa q strength, NJ lhg 1lnes may y a G%; SSd
nutlnV r produced darins inspiration and rysp,raiinn, and
tie alternate. contraction and eEptrsloft OF me chest. ext
physical stens IA use Of disease. iishoHIdrecti prompi
Il1e as,4ase is usually caused BY a cold settling on the
lungs, and the ass ol the baisalse Cordial aoon performs
Il fII hs iierrib!e f,tan ) of diseases resulting from a 4ooa-
T &C. tSfen F FAaa Il h. sr rses sg = j. fI K. as a gfs II 2IiiiS gsIih q Pin Pin
the tnIau:-
ls52, Total dealheiu PaindeipAia. IS lO,s8s
Died uf COusuIf, tiuu, 1912
--lO 261
1888. Total deaths, 9,4e
agE@ Died OF Consumption, lEg5
Died OF ali Di3tr 4iseascs. 1854
1854. Total deaths. 1ISI4
Died af Consumption, -s- 2,lS -arF
Died ofall other Diseases, 9,5S6
--li,Sl4
From shese figures. il wiz be- Sc en- that nearly one. fourth
OF the total deaths III the COUNTRY are CAUSED by cousuIup-
I lion, to say nothing IF the numerous other Diseases spring
| ing from a slight cuId.t
The pr 1priefOrsar in The possession OF certifcates show
ing thar the Balsamic Cordial has cIec'ed cures where AL
other remedial nteals have Jailed. eiVe IL trial. $50 rl
These invaluable medicines are prepared only by DR. c.
! M.Jssckseu, AS a rch street, IlIliaticlpHi and arc for saI.
! by druggists and storekeepers III every town and yiilAg &c il
tle Dngrd STATES, Ganadas. Hhd West indies. Price - CT
| Der bot lie. 3 ta--r H| aHH july 20, IS5S-~IJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03

David R. Lewis Il \ virtue 9 Of an ,f execution Sa9 /, 70 me
Hiram Beckley. } mos. Pleas OF Delaware county
Ohio, viii oaer Tor sale at the door OF the court house nj
theluwn OF Delaware, in said county, on Monday, Dectm-
her {, 1855, between The hours of IL O'Clock a. m. and
y clock p. m the following described real estate. to-wit
Being a part Of Lot 40 ! and he west par OF said lot, sup
posed to contain one hundred acres, more or less, and boau.
ded and described ns follows: being IN Survey No. 6n5l V.
u. and the dividing line Ia said Lot No. between iona
had Bufrcll and Isaac Moore is to ran parallel with the
county luc.
Alao-the following described tract of laud: situated In the
county of delaware ana state Ot 'lno, and IN The township
of kadnnr, and described as follows, to wit: the north hall
Of Ia Lot No. t@D thirty, tthhtistwo and Il hal rnGs wiieby
eight rods long in the sown Of DELHI, as marked ami de
siSnated on tleplatof said town. Appraised al SOUu.
Alsu The following described real estate to-wh: Situated
in tbs county ui Delaware. iii the state Of Ohio, and ia ihe
township nj taunor ard described as follows. Common.
eng At Il stone al the north east corner OF 1t. Pauls church
lot, thehctaluug the etst line OF slld lot ) rods, 3 81 inks
thence south - ~ degrees east eight rods. thence norts IA
degrees, west 1--we r0ds,3 - liaksto the saath line of 5ap.
list church lot, thence along said line eight rods To place ot
beginning Containing Ia OF fan AGRA nf land, IN range 70,
sec. +, Up. 6, q. >. NJ. land.
Appraised AT )
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
Guardians Sale of Land.

In Probate Court, Delaware county, Ohio.
Jalues A. Grow. Guardian,
VS. Petition to seiilnnd.
T. s & J s WinSor his wardsS
1 N obedience To All order from said Court made on the sh
L day al November, a D., laos, j shall oher Tor sale at
puhlc vendGe, on the premises, On Friday. December 10,
4. d. lass, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. III and 4
o'clock p III. OF sud day. the interest of said wards being
the undivided half in the following real estate m Oxford
township, Delaware county, OHIO, aAd being in range Is.
tip. q, seenen2 and pact OF lot ~, ana being the same tract
Of land setnh aud assigned to the heirs al stanton :. Win
sOr, deceased, by the commissioners of partition, and also
set OH aud assigned to Catharue Winsor, widow OF said
stanton :. Ninsor, deceased, tor her dover estate therein:
in the case OF John Norlue against ithoda WIhdsnr ct at. In
Delaware County Court of Common Pleas, tiar which see
chancery record NJ Is, OF said Court To winch record re-
ferrenc is Eelt lau.@ Salu tract q mia UtnsA4nlnE 81 1913
10 i6u acres. 1928
The dover estate of the said Catherine Winsar has been
decided by her 10 the said heirs of said ;, s. Winsor, de.
ceased; SO fh,t s4 Il premises are unincumbercd. For n
more particular description, sec petition In this case.
Teens % Sdta.-0ne.third OF purchase money in hand on
the day Oh sale, the residue thereof In one aud two years
thereafter with notes bearing interest from day OF sale to
be secured by mortgage on The premises.
JAMES A. CROW. Guardian.
BY X, B. SMITH. his attorney.
GoV. ~ I35s-jt Sx5OO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
HAMM0NT0N LANDS
New England Settlement.


n vRE OPPORTUNITY. To ALL ANTI&G FARHS
ID -fna healthy piace, tr,Hty5Et- afts from PhltteI
fbTa on the Caufen and AlHIstic railroad. New JERSEY
A old estate has receEHE lem opf"El Ter SAFE, Hhi tht
acres 4nI nm wards. The soil $ OF ne best qHHlly for the
,rr.Jncrfnn If frS;s. gratis. &c. Tie price - SIS or So
Der acre. rayahie Ia easy puarttr tesriy .lhztallihents-
within a term o. tour year., wis14 Interest Tie terms are
made easy, ia order toifs ire the rapid Improvement 81 be
lani, by rnablia@ eteFg Industrious htaHf9 0H9 q fiIa. y
- usx being extensively uupCoVeI " Gn0iF otds, and some
OF the best CITIZENS fFa4n New EnSladd and the Middle
States erecting lIFEe improvements Il Is a scene OF
no greatest Improvement out Of Ihi!aielpitT- Sev euIy-
Ave houses nav. bcea buiIt ia i9ur months. Practical
the Union arc sellling there It's anItnF";1ant business
place, on account of its being Ia the inH1St d a great maj
ket- Every article raised upon ,h,s Eiii finds an immtdi-
a ate- Ill t,,x n nc
The soil lisa sandy or clay loaEn, with a esay 5ot'os and
reteHtfre Of maoIres- II ; tfGe "a m ISL VII
ed Ii abolEds h'rssIs n ne fir.spia tt |n,t s1 an ! nj
fertility that from the crops Ff"@HGfd nth up IA ms dH1
and the barge area adJethlug Aihder cuiilHAioh, I VIII &c
found not 10 be exeeHsd aAy were in he production oil
crops most adapedt 10 It's nlfrAtt
The readernty DE Vel aNAte mat ne etT-isst "AI ~ ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03

Sheriff and Master Commissioners sale.
ohArlS Us. Gross Blu u SiF'e Of Of fac ds ter @a
Wm.D uden ct al. 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, on Monday goth
Dec, 1888, between the hours of 10 o'clock d.
m. aud + O'Clock u m, the following property,
VIZ; Situated in the county Of Delaware and
State of Ohio; being in-lors Nos. 53, Oh, 80 and
IS, is. marked and designated on the recorded
plat OF said town OF South Delaware, and being
the same premises now used and occupied by
tile Delaware Female College, and upon which
the College Building now stands.-Appraised
At $5511.
CHARLES SERMAN, Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner.
Nov. 10, 1898. $4,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
SHERIFF SALE.

Lanprocht & Bros, pY virtue of an execu-
vs.. ID ton to ire directed
b.. A. Banker ct all from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Della ware county, Ohio, | shallotfe
Delaware. on Monday. Dec. 6,lS5S, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock a. IN. and i o'clock =. m oil
said day, the following described real estate. to
wit Situated in Marlborough township. Della
ware county, and STATE of Ohio. 1t bein7 in
the nineteenth range. townships six. section one
Consisting of a certain saw mill, now known as
the property of Henry Cline, Jr., and fora more
reference IS had 10 the title Of conveyance inade
to him by Lut.er Conc. The same being recor-
ded in vol. 50, page 3l3. in the Recorders Of
fee in said coUnty-Said sale to be made sub
jeet to all the conditions and stiPulations men :
toned and contained in said dc~ed.--Appraised
at p4Qo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale,

William H. Alexander DY virtue of n de-
&Jenette Alexander, ID crotai order Of
VS.. sale to me directed
Harriet Teagarden ct al. from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l
shall offer at public sale, at tho door of the
Court House in Delaware. on Saturday the 4th
day of December, 1888, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock u. IN. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said
day, the following described real estate, to wit:
Situate in the county of Delaware in the State
of Ohio bounded and described as follows: being
lots twenty-one III and twenty-five 20 in the
No. first quarter of the fifth l5l township and
sixteenth l16l range United States Military land
in said county OF Delaware, Ohio, estimat ted to
contain two hundred acres more or less.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master Commissioner.
Oct 30, '5S (S3,00) is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
Sheriff and % aster Commissioners Sale.

J. C. Evans, 1DY virtue of a decretal
VS.. I'D order ofsale to me directed
w. R. DarnellO from the Court of Common
Pleas of Dclaware county, Ohio, shall offer at
public sale, st the door of the Court House in
Delaware, on Monday, the 29th day of No
vember, 1855. between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.
m. and L o'clock p. nj. of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit being ~out-lots
No two, three, four, five, six, and seven, q, 3,
plat of a survey and subdivision of the west part
of Lot No. 4. and East part Of Lot Nos. in sec
ton ?, township 4. and range IS. us. NJ. made
by NJ. d. Covill and d. Walling' Appraised at
$3.50 90.
G. SHERMAN, Sheriff,
and Special Master COMMISSIONS
Oct. 90, 1858. $4,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03

Notice in Partition.


TO Mary Jane Eseon an her husband John u faeaa,
Nsr-a-e Ann Eagsn ant h-r haSaaIs5 RiilIana + -
a9n. u ARK cua.ty : all O. a.it1n'~- kezlai hitAH aa4
T,~ huslahd .Is.s IA an 81 h EaIl = INA = S-sze O. 4isds-
ans: Naucy r5imbrssoaAu ana her ass Hatd JuStEi ! H',s" :
ga. OF Van Rer5 count State o. hlo. saanuri Wise, FieFS
Wis=. HxiI4fun Mise, Minerva WIS.,, tEFt-se -'nH, Hllse-
ffalts5a Wise, asl -tsstt wise tWlloNz ii NaiHnsl VASE
dec,.sud, ai iiriaWarc county OA.U, sE1 FAlhp Alse, 81
tr.sn euaIs Ollo-
Ysu W !Srike 5ss &c, that on this 29tb day of October 4.
% islS. The ua4, r-irreI, isAl-l Wise flied pttaini. IN ne
Coz-t oil Caulnna Pirss al Delaware canaiF OHIO, WhsTe
~ same Is How pe-s3iuE. t~ntnfiine par ION Of the To-
inv an. described real es-af-, 10 wt- Situated ia Inc St1te OF
t,rA, O. unity Of Icla ware tuWn-h = # tray, aai IN ~rc
inn NJ rMo, TOWNSHIP tive Ra4sr Nc nlttrtsSn-l u.ted
-ur-s Nsi5I4Fs lands. and being Ia nnrlh-Eas par al the
cas-. ulrc ef Lot No. SIX. eu1tsalHS oEs haAared mo aLa
,,.gfsnrtlt aerss-Ihe ~sNtA west guar er ii Los No i"4F-
containing oue L9ndFed iweHtt i-iac and ehG sonrA acres
- md rae nor = .Sest e3g n-T al Lot Ne three, Containing
uitel..u am, uue-htlf actcs--Aiso, ln8-os No Iu;tftcrn
"a Tnf.I,fl ~wsec ser'S a4ti7iun To the town 81 North
Delaware, IN Sal SOa-ts tu-11~ere0 l ~ tAe AuHS
Jn- III She lots Of Ike Gsu o. btisWaF".)
The ustlsrSjln, & demands ihat partition he made ol Ge
ssIJ rsat e. ate. A. iulau=, 10 81 10 thr Undersigned one
rw.lGh pgrt. 10 The -ud nary 5snc Fasoa. MArg tret AHn
Flora wis-. WjFlia.n Mise. aiiaerra. WISE, chris ir Ann
MISE uuAca44 " 81 ald f'-A3 Nls1, e-cA uae tw e4Ith P2E1i
ami 10 rus IA Ns=r dover ia the Whoie-
At,tIe next term al said totirt, an apFlica'fon VIII %
made hy he Undersigned. Tor an order that pdreitlo- Iaes
be mad o: 3 ii promises aaa Ike dover OF said Susan
f" Use therein DAVID MISE
By r EID + EAros. h5sAty's
BA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03

Hiram B ; H"ines, 3 J 6t sis4"s s aPf . a de sa : ma
William w. Fay. directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio. /
shall offer at public sale, atthe door OF the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the goth day OF
Dec, 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a
in.and 4 o'clock p. Moi said day the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: Situated in
the county. Of Delaware, the town of Delaware
and State Of Ohio, being a strip twenty-five
feet wide of OF the east side of that part OF in-lot
No. IS, which Ahab jerks and wife formerly
conveyed TO Joseph c.. Wilson.-Appraised at
$500.
CHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
ard Special Muster COMMISSIONS
Nov. 10, 1888. t$3.90)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03

ever made aIIduleu cqhdi 70 any P1VV
Machine in the market. lese
At tile Ion Price at 4scenty-FIce Dolldrs.
VTsH4s deeideratnm 50 long sought, OF a practically good
s. Two-Thl eaded sEwlSG MACHINE, at Loe PJfee, has
strength been reached
present ii to the public with the tulIeSJ confidence III its
merits. and challenge in us bell ~ The most rigid compari
son with any and all the hish priced InacliiIes row idFOFa
bly, known. -.F= -r
Tits is he first andonly cheap machine ever made, which
works with TWO TnREAss, and Iarnls area!lJ durable and
seryiceablu stitch.
The tolowing arc among its unmistakeable advantages:
lSt- 1t is simple. strOnS and durable easily Understood
and mani ged, and BOT liable 10 get Sut of order
I'd. 1t uses cotton from The ordinary spool without re-
winding; saving tInEi trouble and waste.
Sd. 1le STITCH IS stronger All more diicuit 10 rip than
any other made by machinery, and is superior to the best
hand sewing. Tie TIVE threads ARE 5iOuble loupel into
GEe=aurabiHty OF TINS iteh, and IS peculiar adaptation 10
all kinus of fIInily sewing, has been fully delaUnstrAtrd
by tne well kn"wn trorer / baker Machine. NhHch iias q
aimed an ehvIaotc reputation No other siftch has the
s3tulc degree OF ELASTICITY. THIS Is an important adyan-
tase, especially ia goods which requirss frequent washing.
Ith. II w SItch. Hcm, IiIther ami Embroidcri wlil
All kinds OF fabrics. from Ihe finest to the codTses;.
Sta Itauishes It's work y aefs1 ii steps. here Isyno-oc-
ctsfun la Itsten The threads at The emu OF the seam, as IS re
ia E.gty In4cInnG Is Idsdeto run by uand or Foot pow
izr, Gltis,clshbiuiHE The advantages ufbu,u me hoes
an. uG the im1Urtant question Of ECoHOa T. fhis machine
= uariealled. f0rtLe small sum ut 20 We are rlraillcd Ia
furnish u Sewing Macliue @oa5hining iiisti enHhe at acgree
the snoi q'iaii.Ies OF former Saelnnes wAle II IS free IRON
tAuIf OtJect1ols. 9 $50 EG1E-F l. 70 .EE u
Yrlce of Machine wi hort u table. SIS. With a table and
tre4dle euinplt te, $95- a ltteFsai9hI thG cnuttry VIII Lleei
with immediate attention, II acculn pan. "a Win nc CASH.
Mtcnines sent 70 persqns .wAo. urfer -" lasHl- Afe nssd
DIsEc44Sss sill accompany eyer4 4ntialnsos. r4aEgrama
!; " i < v - Delaware, on
1ea gs5NA Mems iar l,el.wi ire -
oct. &. 1858 If anl VI iriun Counties.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03

the Fall Trade.
G. n. POTTER & co.

G., D. P0TTEK ".
TTAs now in store The largest and mosteom-
III plete assortment OF
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, eonsistingin part Of
30 Tons rolled, hammered aud Swedes Iron; .
steel-Naylorss Cast E Herman, a SPRING.
ITon T. v. F. and American Nail Rod
eprfngs-Wagon Buggy. snlky and Seat, Of
eastern and Pittsburgh manutaetare.
Axles, Vices, Anvils, Bellows, &c; Coil Chain.
Ia. 5-i6. as and T-16; Log, Halter AID Breast
Chains; Cow Tics; Pump Chain and Tube,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c.
95O kegs Nails, Sd to 40l, Wrought and Eastern
fine Cd of best brands in Harkets
Horse Nails and Shoes;
2oe:boxes first quality Glass, from TX 70 % \
80. any size cut 10 OrdeTl; sash, Doors anu
R1inds rnrnished at manufacturer prices:
Paints-Whfte and Red Lead in oil ana cry
French Zinc. White, Litherage, Venetian he'd;
whiting, &c; T~urpentine, Lipseed On and
RIu.hes.Paint varnish, whitewasb, Horseand
400 doz. Door Locks and Latches. aeomPlete as
,eo aoa Greenwood's Butts; Zoe doz Erough
Broad, Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
m,er's Blind and Greenwood's Congress Butt.
blind Fastenings and Sash Locks;
cord Gimlet Pointed Screws.
Table Cutler
e. D. p. & Co. would respectfully call the ri
tention of housekecpers and others TO theil
stock Of Table Cutlery, consisting OF lv"I.
Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn, Cocoon ms
common Handles, with 2 and 8 tined Stec
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handicd Carvers
90 doz Pocket Cutlery, 70 different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
AxEs.-Roberts', Whites, Hunts, s~inlnaonls'
Brooks Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and sim
mondS Bench, shingiing d Lathing Hatchets
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Carpenters, I. :. and COM
mon. Bitts-Ciark's Graduated, Cburclills
Hammer Twist, L'HomInedieu's and common
ChiseIs--C. S. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING & Farmer
Saw-Lea and Leaxits Mniay and Sash, Engiisl
and American = Cut, Shepherd and IRVING
Spear and Jaeksons, and other makes; dand
Pannel, Rip, lemon and Compass do.
Bench Planes, PIumbs and Levels, &c.
HandIes-Handsaw, fianes Augur5 Chisel. Pick
Gate Hinges, Substituting and COMMONS; 100
strap and Joint ninges; Wrought lsasps an
Staples, Hook and Staples, Gate Latches.
whips, Whip Lashes and hide WINS Paten
and EnaneIbd Leather, EnameieI CarriAg
Cloths; Oil II bic Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
dlery and harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit,
good assortment; Bird Cages, Glasses, Cauar
Eeed, etc., : ether with II thousand other aria
cles, to which the attention Of the public
respectfully invited [s
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