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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24
j. u. SCOTT.
THE 10 9,7IF33F
LIVER INYIGOR.A TOR,!
PREPAREp4 BY5DR. SANFORD Ii

III A1N 7VzANlAiNI
Il PREPARED BY=DR, SANFORD, II is
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs. ONT. OF THE BEST PURGATIYE AND LIVER ME-
easier, milder, and ectua than any other medicine
known; + Is not only 0atsGrttc but Ltpsr remedy,
the stomach bowels carry on that matter, thus ac
% Ss o o.
drttcs It strengthens the at the time that
strengthen and build 1t up With anusnalrapidity.
ESs is Of he PsRs Of
thepowers Of system are nydeveloped The stoac2
s almost entirely dependent healthy action
stOachis atfaut bowels are fault and theIwRoie
system suffers consequence 'Of orgauthe LIVER
having ceased the diseases Of that or
gan one Of the made it his study, In a
wherewh to counterfeit the arrangements to which
To atlastfound anypersontrou
Slsd e., With \. LIVER u ofts forms,
These Gums remove aiimorbd or bsd matter
the system supplying in place healthy bile,
THE and E sifss to the
whole machinery reEoyIngSth cause of the disease
sITTS9S - 1TTASkS AND WHAT IS
LIVER INvIGoRAToR. 9sS'5'SlA1 use y sl :.
and prevent the food from+Fislng and souring
Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken al might, 1oosens the bowels
gently, and cures Oosa7TYk1KSs
One desc Of two tea spoonfuls VIII always relieve
one bottle taken for male Obstruction remoyesthe
oaSss 1 Of ne disease, and n4kes q perfect cure
One dose often repeated is7a cure for dR0LERA
40RB9S and a;pEeyentiyesof QHoLERAt
system the effects Of atseE along sickne5s
IoTness or unnatgrsl soio1from the skin -
one dose taken time before eating gives Wig
oRs dose often 0ER0NlQg 1LdR:
65 W. % aIs TSTss tgs 8 and
One or two doses cures lacks caused RMS In
Shdren there 10 no snrer speedler remedy In
the world, as 1t fteDsI. fails. 8 :
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

~ Be particular ask for Tickets VIA the O. NJ q
Short Line Rail Road.
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This route passes through N Lexington Lancaster Cir
ceyflle Washington Wilmington and MarroW-the richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
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t} TRAVELLERS. 20
Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted between Rich
andria, J sis5lcs. if5f5 ~ II -. !
Hours of departure at Rich
=, mond 645 a! N. and 1880 z. M
and III; - ;
Arrive at Richmond =. 80 p M andA A NJ
Baggage checks tickets given trouah between Rich.
mond Washington. sf.7~s : z5ffs sslffssFfsI ~
THESE FWO9RA1IROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, CARRYING NH
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, the best euar-
antee Of always securing connections as Is shown M aTr
at and Washin gt6n advance Of
the Steamboat line. NJ -5{i5,,,5 i, = - t1S -
kARk BETWEEN RICHMOND AND WAsHIHaToH az IN
Anomp6us viii ready Id
their baggage wearing apparel beteen
charge ample time for them To
take their meals, whether going North sonths $50.
through Tickets can be obtained between Danyille and
f g Of nearly COM
the Checks of passengers nom Danyiile and
tend to their all the Way Bai
-GI the same BY the mail line steambos
Thsreis no change of on night Roh
s 90 etst4l 70. .yfe1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24
Cincinnati, Wilnai ngton 8Zanes-
willie Railroad.
WIIDE 3 BRO

Es.ss - k1llDII d BRO e
9ESPE1TFuLLY public that they have re
ocekKed one OF the fnEhi.
essoi Paper and Window Shad
city FrenehI and Anlsriz
can EeIeEa an bor In almost They
chased below the
bf low: Giazed
apef q 10 cents the
Bargains give are deter
mined g seIAk prices The
Attenttonof Nix kLERs invited as5Ve can
Job 0nfEoous At
T1REEY NEW. and free old aud depreeatsd styiss
S4I tes lass yeaE. - 81 f5apIs
"a lot Of asp fine article
IA OF Violin and, Guitar strings. i1AYNE q On
sep9 80 q q letl ss9s slss q Afonr6eSE
DANE Eco. receiving their hfst FaiT7 sfoeF
4ot Y ariettes. "a 1slnt ami One thihss Ebieh
are Indispensable. Every Invited to chli IL No IN
Monroe street, ana take look
sePll PAYNE & CO.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE as FOLLOWS.
At1215M t:40 .h for Cincinnati and points as anuve
arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tn
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THROUGH Tickets and-other Information, enqp,re
street, Wheeling, Va.
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z. GEsT, Pres't, WV. BAILEY Act supt
CINCINNATI. sS1kt .iSSFl Zanesyille o.
jee2-1y si.,3,., - =
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Ezs2sEszs
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Spanos, Melodeons and every kind of musical inStru
ments tuned and repaired
tam goods Warranted at this e5tabltshment. noH6
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Inconnecton with the above keep every kind of u.
Establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,

And there CHANGE CARS and take those Of the O. W.
Short Line.
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SZAee DAILY Sunday night excepted, between Rich.
mond and Washington City via GordonsYle and Alex
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Great and, southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
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SHEET MUSIC.
sThelargest stock music, musical &c
In the Western country.
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have on hand most
w simple and perfectly secured tops which is far supe-
riorto any tin can now in use. ss
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THE IN fsE D LIGENCER.
a PSALM FLIFE

BY BRoADFELLow.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
E O11ANGE AND ALEX ANDRIA
RAILROAlO. 5Il23e 8
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TARsEILLEs Collars and Sleeves aud Collars In Sett,
w White and Figured, very cheap and very pretty.
sep4 PAYSE& CO., 24AIonroe st. 8
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mono. n. and 1880 p M.
Returning leave Washington...6 A. N. and q P.M.
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ALL WHO Use TT ARE 6IVTYIT THlEER UBA M
M0GS9ESTZ1fON ADMINISTRATION.
Ma scatter IN t6t mouth Soitb tx IaVtgofdtor, Gl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

The State Agricultural Society asse mbled
at Columbus IN the s;h, a few counties on
ly being unrepresented. a resolution to
permanently locate the State Fair was pass
ed, and the following gentlemen were elect
ed to fill the vacancies in the State Board:
DIR. n. S. Townsend, of Lorain, Alex. Wad-
die, of Clark, d. E. Gardner. ofLucas, j.
NJ. Milliken, of Butter, and w. Dewitt, of
Csyahoga.
The Board organized by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, DIR. n. S. Town
send; Recording Secretary. D.. T.. Gardner;
Treasurer, Lucien Buttles; Corresponding
Seeretary, j. II. KIip2art.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

.R@- Mir Water in ae sp,4A .ish Il. En.iyo, asy. s.1 ss.a
- .ph rtJ-theF-
The LIVER GNYItsOR ATOFS
Is ASCIESritIG AEplCAL uiS,,,t rKi aot - daii,
""rGiuS cuf"5, almost To great - h-iieyr. X ctErrs Nstt by
magic rrr" q, rfat d"le giriny e~nest, and sci tcrI s.orr VI a.
uir i"fItlr - rsQuirtrd upcfnrs pas kthG OF Lter CanphAini.
rom u- worst JtHHaicc or Bg-IpJ~ia tnA r'inus5a Nod
urHer ~" Nhir:i Arc ths rrsulI uf = Ufsel>tI La r
rEIts oSR poLLA AR PkK soErLk.
DIR. SASFnRD. Proprietor, 3s5 lrsadway. New YoeA
AND r";aiirI ny all ilfisz,s@s. Sold aiAv b NJ. L.3TAAE,
4 ERO., D-!Awa.e; ohio. tff*t
Aug. IL, s.. bt-.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

The Winter Term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Tor this county commences Mone
day next. The following gentlemen COM
prise the Grand Jury:
Harvey Walker, Brown; Benoni Dickin-
son, Rodney Smith. Berlin; William Cruik-
shank, George A. Jackson, Lorin Eastman,
Joseph Slough, Nathaniel Evans, Delaware;
George Glass, CAREY Sharp, Genoa; Henry
Richards. Kingston; Philo Thomas, iona
than T. Gardner, Liberty; Hartman Birch
Marlborough; Isaac Curren, Radnor.
The Petit Jury is composed as follows:
Jas. p. Crawford. E. Westervelt, Berkshire
James White, Brown; David White Berlin,
.EIsaac HefTner, Delaware; J. III. Said, Jot
Ligget, Concord; George Blaney, Porter:
John B. Jones, RaGnor; NJ. C. Bean, Scioto
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Prof. BRovEs0k closed very successful
course of Lectures AZ MilIeras Hall last eve

Prof BRovEsoE closed q very successful
course of Lectures at MiIler's Hall last eve
ming.
Tomorrow Saturday. evening, at o.
clock, he viii give, by particular request. at
the same place, an additional and final en-
t~ertainmens in the shape of a Lecture On Read
ing, Speaking and Singing, when he will
"explain the Grand Diatonic Scale of Ten
octaves, comprehending all sousds. Vocal
and Instrumental, and show how any Singer
can acquire the Swiss MARBLE and Echo.
Also, TO disabuse the public mind on the
subject. and show the false ~pretensions of
Ventriloquists. he will disclose, explain and
Illustrate all the supposed Mysteries of Ven-
triloquism. First, by going through the usu-
al practice of throwing the voice, apparent
" = mile distant; dogs barking; cohsersing
behind the screen in different voices; inter-
view with old Crookshanks, and with John
down cellar; giving a specimen Of Musical
VentriIoquism; sounds OF different Animals,
of Planing. Saving, &c. Second, BY per-
forming the same in the presence of the au-
dience, and explaining how each and every
part was done; showing how any one can
easily Learn and Practice the Amusing Art"
Admission I0 Gents, 20 defray expenses.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

PREPARATION FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-We
are indebted 10 Messrs. R. E. HILLS g. Son,
for a package of Candy Of a very superior
quality, for which they are the wholesale
agents Of the manufacturer. 1t is labelled
+W. w. VOLTS celebrated Ice Cream Can
dy.".is nicely put up, and the very article
FOR d distribution among the juveniles during
tho coming holidays. This enterprising firm
have also many other articles in store suit
able for this branch of the trade, in addition
90 their usual heavy stock of staple Groce
r!es; and country dealers who wish to replen-
ish would do we'll to give them a call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. Moody has
sold to Mr.. PUMPHREY, of the firm of
Cornell & Pumphrey. the brick residence
and lot on Griswold Street, known as the
Hendren property. Price paid $500.
MILO D. PETITIONS. has sold to BENZ.
PowERs his new frame dwelling house and
lot on Sandusky street, north Of the public
Offices. Price paid $4,000.
EDwAzo PExRx has sold to Rev. Mr..
BaApLEY, his Two story frame house and lot
on Washingtea street. between Winter and
North. Price paid $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
NOTICE.

NCTICEt IS hereby civ-n that a petition ~ilI b" prnsen:-
~ ell IL the Com M ssSsTnrrs OF Delaware ct9ttiS. At tt-ir
regular session. embracing in substance y prayer fmr
Sn alteration in reference TO a ptrt sf ttr Ii = ~lA c~9aliSl-
I'd county road, the PRAYER fer which road n embraced in
tn petition therefor being h"iFiN a. follows: Commencing
in the middle OF the " orihinGt On anil ttalcna T-sl1, al the
point whore he sauneis intersrciri hY the south line of lot
No. 10; thence rastcrlH upon said liHe to The efHf hank Of
Alum crrek; thence s"HthFfly with iifs nifAnd"rinEs /" the
snii II line at lot M. ~. f<Iit line being th" county iIuf}
and here connecting with the cocHty road now in use and
leading direct 10 West"ryilIe, or -lhrrwisr To- "lIenton
-Four GarncrS'' said alteration To "nnrnce in the middle
of the Worthincioh ati ! tlcn. road v hire the same Is in
trrSected by i straight linz running between HE south
cs-t and south west corners of 10! No. IL; ihelce east
erlv Immediately IhcreupuH Ia the west bank nj the Alum
creek which is he concluding poins of the said proposed
alteration as expressed in the petition. tSkuedD
Nor. I2-4t A PE~TITIpNEE-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Ia U. TN NLtNE' " HFdtH'
December 9, lS5s.-2w


jaime. walling pY virtue of = de-
vs.. ID cretal order of
William IIendrcn ct. al. sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale, ut the
doorof the court house in Delaware, on Mon
day the 6th day of December, 1S5S, between the
hours of1e o'clock, u. m. and / o'clock, p. m. of
said day the following described property. to
wit: Situated in Delaware county, Ohio, to-wit:
The west part of lot No. s, and east part of lot
No. IL in See. ., township 4, range ~, US. NJ.
survey. bounded and describes ~ follows: Be
ginning at n stone on Il post on the section line
ut the corner of lots 20 and u in Sec 3, town
ship 5. range 10, Mt the division corner of said
lot 5, burr oak 10 inches diameter, north IN
degrees, east SJl3 links; thence north 81 degrees
: minutes, west along the section line 1881 rods
passing the corner of lots No. 5 and II, at
SUI rods, thence south parallel with the lot line
60 rods, thence east parallel with the section
line 81 rods, thence south parallel with the lot
line IS rods and 52-1o0 of n rod to the lot line
between lots Nos. Hand II; thence south So
degrees, east along the lot line I2i13 rods TO a
post at the division corner of lot s aforesaid, by
white ash and hickory, passing over u stone
and POST at the corner of lots rs, IL and II,
at Al rods, thence north . deg. 50 min. east
along the division line of.lot 5, los rods and 81
links to the place OF beginning, containing 81
acres and 80 95-l0o perchcs of land-eXcept the
railroad track Of the s. NJ. Il z. road, So feet
wide. across said land, being about 5 acres and
IS rods, leaving about SIS acres and As Perches
hereby sold. Also the privilege of u road :
feet wide in the east side OF Hot line between said
laso 90 and u, from the section line to the State
road, leading from Delaware to Urbana. Als6
the undivided half of the surplus of said lo
/ No. II over and aho &c "a acres formerly sold
to John Roberts, and $40 acres sold to John N
Keiser, said surplus being about 4 aeres-Ap
prised at $4.To
Excepting from the abo We described tract OF
lands, II aeresin the northwest part of lot No.
8, and 27A4 acres in the northeast part of 10
Fo. II, as released by said Walling en- recor'
of mortgage vol. 3, page 36z.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
Nov. 5, 1885. l$7 80. is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

The LucA FAMILY. (colored) gave two
concerts during the present week, to pretty
full houses, and gave very general satisfac-
lion. The Pianist is quite E prodigy, and
"piiches into the instrument as though he
designed knocking it to pieces and burying
himself amid the ruins.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

For the Fall Trade.
C. D. POTTER G CO

Z. u. POTTER G CO.
Las now in store the largest and most COM
Ii plete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
sver offered IN this market, censi.tingi in part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Swe4ieS Iran:
5tecl-Saylor's Cast, F.. Il. German, A~.fs.Spriag;
! Ton T.. v. F. and American Nail BOD;
springs-wsg on; Buggy, Sulky and Seat. Of
eastern and fittsburgh manufacture: -
Axles, Vices. Anviis, Bellows, DC; Coil Chain.
Ii, 5-l6, IS and 7-l6i Log. Halter and BREAST
Chains; Cow Ties: Pump Chain IND Tube.
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Sc.
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 4nd, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd OF best bran,ls in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
zoe boxes first quality Glass, from ! Z 8 to SO Z
-, (sny size cut 10 order; Sash, Doors and
Blinds furnished at manufacturers prices:
PaintS-Hhite and Red Lead in oil and dry.
French Zinc White, Litherage, Venetian Rel.
Whiting, &c; Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Patty;
Brushes-Paint, varmish, Whitewasb, Horse and
Shoe; Feather busters; s
200 doz. Door Locks and Latches, a complete IS
sortm SIT:
leo dor Butts; 100 doz Wroueh
Broad; Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and Greenwood's Congress KutIs
Blind Fastenings and Sash Locks;
l cord Gimlet Pointed Screws.
Table Cutler
G.. D. r. d Co. would respectfully call the at
tcntIon OF housekecpers and others to their
stock OF Table Cutlery, consisting of Ivory
Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn, Cocoa md
common Handles, with 2 and 8 tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvrs,
80 doz Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
AxEs-Roberts', Whites, Hunts, Simmonls',
Brooks BROTHERS Broad Axes, Hunts and Sim
monds' Bench, Smuggling d Lathing HatchG>;
Augurs-Millwrights, Carpenters, c. s. and COM
mon. Bitts-Clark's Graduated, Churchits,
Hammer Twist, LIHommedieu and coInlnsH.
Cfisels-C. $. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING ~ Farrrnr;
Saws-Lea and Leavits Mulay and Sash, English
and American X Cut, Shepherd and irvIlg's,
Spear and Jacksons, and other makes; IIsnd,
runnel, Rip, Tenon and Compass DO.
Bench Planes, Fluinbs and Levels, &c.
handIes--Handsaw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick,
Gate Hinges, Self-hhutting and common; 1000
strap AMI Joint ~iiinges; Wrought liasl% and
Staples, Hook and Staples, Gate Li.tclles,
Whips, Whip LasIeS and Hide WINS; ltltent
and Enanlelbd Leather; Enameled Ca,riuge
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet: Sad
dlery and harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit, Il
good assortment; Bird Cages, Glasses, Canary
Seed. etc, t sether with thousand other arti-
Giles, to which the attention Of the public is
respectfully invited.
Delaware IA55
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

CoxGERr.-Kney g. Co., as will De seen
ty Ga announcement in ,o-day's paper. pro-
psss gazing a novel musical entertainment
ataMiller's Hail, Friday and Saturday even
tnTs Of next week. OF the performances
Of the ,roup at Columbus, the State Journal
OF Monday says:
"Armory Hall was crowded ngain Saturr
urday night by brave men and fair women,
for none but brave men would venture out
cut on such a disagreeable, sloshy. watery
evening as was Saturday; and where the
brave go the fair accompany. And il was a
good entertainment, too, and John Kinney
deserves the thanks of our citizens for the
musical feast he has spread before them
BY the by we hear it intimated that there is
q movement on foot to give John a compile
nsentury benefit. Good! he has fully fulfil
led his promises as to this trou2 of juveniles,
and has incurred a large expense in drilling
and ftiing them Cor public appearance. Let
as give him a rousing benefit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
LADIES.
New White Fish.

HAVE Nou seen those lad Ghrnet ana Coral salts {
III JewrIry, new styles, AT Il. BCRtt'Ss II not call an
IooA AZ something ber.1fsL, sign of ,he MIG eLocE,
November IL, tSSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

s4nsAFH scuoo1 ssccI1rros.-The An
aaussl Meeting Il The Delaware Sabbath
1schooi Association will be held in the Bap-
tiat Church on FTGnkiia Street, On Monday
evening next, Dec. Is.
Addresses by Rev. Sir. CArLEs, JSo. D,
vAsDEMAs Esq., and others.
Also reports from s. s. Su~perintendents
and election OF Officers.
Let there be a full house.
Ministers will please give notice to theii
congregations on Sabbath morning.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
NOTICE.

Two THE CREniToIS OF II Estate OF TToM As
Il MORTON Is-. DE- EASEit. On lie 1h day ii Sow
elubcr. l. H., IS1e, the Trof,atr teur Of Delaware county,
,'ti". declared the state "i THOMAS Mer'na. r,.drcrased,
To be inNalvent; and appointed thr undersigned Coultnis-
Siu,crs ui ia<sietncv tbrrcin= Who VIII attend To thu Ia
tics Of their appointment on the stth days al iecrfr ter,
! ,nu4ry. Fchufary and March next, respectively, AT The
office OF Rloi y Eaton. in Ih- town al iirlawIr. IN said
COUNTY Tlrr rr"Atfsrs Of = ii cstatr vii! bring III aud proc
rtrir claims against lh- same WITHIN six months IrIn THE
date uI has no'icr. or lhry Will not. ty law COMMUNICATIONS
mont. Dated at Delaware. ULfo. on tn EIh rwH nf N"Feip
Irr 4. ~. @3S. IOI!tsRT T.. ~ tN>,
lENRNJ. EATpN,
~ 10 EH--a Ca-at-feaTnr-rz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
For ale at the NEW BOOK STORE

THE HANNoNToS FARNER,-A newspaper
tevoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set
ing forth full ace cunts of the new settlement of
Hammonten. in New Sersy, can be subscribed
for ut only IS cents per annuu.
Ineiose postage starnp s for the amount. Ad-
dress to Editor of the Farmer, uamrlenton,
Atlantic Co.. New Jersey. Those w4hing
cheap land, of the best quality, in one Of tho
Union, see advertisement of Hammonton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Petition for Alimony.

Court Of common Pleas. Delaware County, oAlo.
Sarah Gatrs,
Jqan aiaiES-N
TIE Defendant john fia5cs viii take notice HAT th- peti-
Il li,a-r. sarah ts=s-s. en- 5hr sh aAv ii <evenbbcF. a
IL I-s-. tiled in ihr Ci-rkrs otire sIfssii ttSIrt- her prti-
ton AGAINST him. a!irEiug therein sir SEPARATION from Saia
defendant IN Consequence 81 III treatment SEA lkr part Of
sAd drirndaIs- ~Aa praying TOR aiina,fy, the right - &C
quirr and hold pr.spsFty. aHdt Is bring SUITS in her own name
free frpF4 las con rol or Interference
said petition VIII be far hearing on the first day OF the
rsf term 81 said Cour', hcld afier the iirs' day 81 JaHuary
is5a. ~ fbI. 4 Z " lEAAN.
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