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NJ A GNIFI EMIT SCH El
APPROXIMATION Prizes.

$50 Prizes amounting to 100000
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters s2h.
~ Circular showing the lan of the Lotteries will
be sent to any one DESTROYS of rec living it.
ing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 WI e Tickets $50
=" ~ ~ dat 40
10 Er; 10
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money adore the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mall
can have tickets ending figure they may
designate
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pavabla
in full without deduction. 90 - ,
8 All prizes of s., 900 and under, paid Immediately
days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS! ..
Those who prefer not sending money by mail, can use
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets in sums of Ten Dollars and
upwards, Gun be sent
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where they have an office. The
POST OFFICE sTAMPb 6fISSf or the EXPRESS
Company cannot receive them. g.
All communications strictly confidential. ..rs
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD EDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia. .'
or WOOD, EDDY CO, Atlanta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
~ list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the of the prize that each entitled
to- will be published every drawing the following
Augusta Geo) Constitutionaiist, New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register Nashville Gazette New York Week
Pauldug (Miss) Clarion, and Lite Rock (Ark) True
Democrat. =
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The New York Comptroller's tax budget for 1859
calls for nearly $S,0OO,0OO.
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY!
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000
TIC KETS ONLY $40,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!
As the members of our firm have b. way of purchase
become the of the grants chartered by the States of
Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri and part those in Geor-
gia, under the management of Mes5rs. Gregory Maury
of Wilmington, Delaware have deemed it expedent to
change the of firm, and after January lst
1859, to that of WOOD EDDY CO., who will hereafter
have the of the Sparta Academy Lottery and
the Others above named.
In all transactions have endeavored to conduct our
business with integrity and promptness can assure
the public the patronage heretofore bestowed on us
well deserving of being transferred successors
Very respectfully,
S. SWAN & co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. 15 1858.
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to s. SWAN & co.
The following Scheme will be drawn BY WOOD EDDY 4
Co., Managers Of the Sparta Academy LOTTERY in each of
their Single Number Lotteries for JANUARY 1859 at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public under The superintendent
of Commissioners:
Glass draws Saturday. January 1, 1859.
Class draws Saturday, January 3. 1859.
Class draws Saturday, January Is, 1859.
Class draws Saturday, January 20, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, January %, 1853.
~ On tile plam Of Single Numbers. SET
$4,000 Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND TEN
PRIZES!
Hearty one Prize to ecery Nine Tickets.
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NEW YORK LEDGER
IL Supplied BY
W. l.. POMERGY.
Raleigh, n c., Dec. 81, 1858. 100
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At 10 o'clock, there being quorum present,
the Speaker would not allow the journal to be read
Several motions to adjourn were rejected. Finally
at quarter to H. the House adjourned to Friday
morning at o'clock.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-28

The Houses continue to meet daily, but have NJ
quorums.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

GRAVEL AND SToNE.-By this we understsnd
q collection of sand Ike substance having been
lodged in the passage OF che ur1He- hen the
system is in a healthy state, this substance Is
carried OF by the natural Passsgs OF the body
but when there is u weakness Of any organ, es-
pscially the kidneys, %uretl.ra, or the Bladder,
causing great Inflammation 70 those organs and
great pans and swelling end great difficulty
in voiding urine. 1t has been admitted by
many physicians, that MoTse's Indian Root Pills
are made ont of some particular pants which
have a wonderful charming lndaence IN dIsoiP-
ing the SUBSTANCE which has clogged. up the pas
sage, and by their COOLING properties, they ex-
pei all inflammation, and leave tic water passage
in an active ard healthy stsste. From three 10
to two will decide how this dreadful disease is
10 be treated, and as they remove the canse OF
every kind of dIseasesiLis utterly impossible
for Them 10 fail in curing the grave, as they
upefVg tbs passage, AID Leave lac paris IN .
lea}thy and lively condition
Juis z,-lmg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

We learn from the Mt. Vernon Banner
that the new contractors for the completion
of The S. NJ. & P. Railroad between this
place and Lakeville, have commenced ope-
rations this side Of Mt. Vernon, and in the
course Of a month will have four hundred
hands in their employ. In noticing this
fact, the Cleveland Leader says: It will be a
poor investment OF money and labor, Ohio
has no need of more railroads." But as
this will not be an additional new road. but
only the completion of one already partially
constructed, it can hardly be viewed in
the Light our Cleveland cotemparary eyi-
IDENTIFY regards il, and consequently his stric-
lures will not apply in this case.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale of Real Estata.

II i, as administrator OF The estate Of Charles V1.erdlngi
or, decreased, Will unef ut public veudue. tthe door OF the
court room in lenplar Hall in the Town Of kelaware, be-
tween the hours OF ~ O'Clock, a, NJ, and 4 O'Clock, Il NJ,
GU the l4th day 81 July, A. -, 1873; Inc following deStrtD-
cd Real Estate, 10 Wit: a trnct OF land situated in Williams
county, Ohio, in tange ont u Township si1 10, AMI sscion
thirtY-three L5,, Leng The vest all vi he north wet quar-.
ter OF snHl section Also. the following tract or parcel OF
land. 81 snaled in the Town OF Merton, IA peiawars county,
teen lto. bounded on the north BY lands OF James a Gro =
west oy lands owned by Henry Slntb, and on the south by
lands OF u George ". bowers aud othersi on the cassidy lands
OF Z. Sweelser and oehefs-supposed 70 cnplain enc acre
more Or less. 1 CAMS OF SALE7pue tAIrd of tho Pur-
chase money in hand on the day of sale ard the residue
thereof in une aud Two years thereafter, With interest from
the day of sale, to be secured by NOR gage on ths premises.
BY Il. B-SnI1H his Atty. Charles Onterdinger decd,
lime "a iS5x rs39hl at
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
R AprrIeAr1os MrErINe.-A ratiicati


R~A1rFIeArIos MEErINe.-A ratification
meeting has been announced to come off in
tie grove At The Soho White Sulphur on
Saturday next. Gov. Chase, ". DennIson
jr.. R. M corwine, mr.. c~raighead aud
others, are announced as spcakers for The
occasion and we hope to see 4 large delega-
lion III sstehdance from Delaware.sIn ad-
dti6n To the qualification Of hearing Repub-
licanism ezpoahded b able speakers, the
visit TO that delightful watering place at this
season of the year will afford sufficient
pleasure to pay for The trip. We Would
particularly call the attention of the friends
of the cause 10 the western tow nships to the
announcement -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

A fine stock of American Pocket Gallery of most beautiful
n patterns. and 1t much cheaper rates than this Cutlery
has ever been sold before just received, at the sign OF the
June 8, ISIS .BCRR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
eoMnoa PLEAs JUDeE.-We erred il stat

COMMON PLEAs JUDeE.-We erred il stat
ing last week that nothing had been done at
Columbus in relation TO bringing ont = can
didate for Common Pleas Judge in this Judi
cial District. BY reference to the proceed
ings of a meeting of delegates from the sew
eraf counties composing il. it viii be seen
thatthe time and place for holding a congen-
tio0 to make a nomination have been fixed.
Our feIiow-cilizen, Hon. TBos. w. POWELL,
is proposed as the candidate in The last num-
Der of the DIT. Vernon Republican, and his
nomination we doubt net would be as good a
one as could be made, you'd be gratifying
to she members Of the bar and his numerous
friends of all parties in this county, and be
ratified by a large vote. The Republican
Gays :
aMr. p. is well known in this d~ietriet as a
worthy and upright man having experience
in the Profession as a SQUAD aud reliable law
yer. a high sense Of justice. and a good Re-
publican. n elected TO the Judgesbip we
have no %hesitapcy in saying he would not
only adorn the Bench, but in his administra-
iion Of law and justice, would reflect great
credit upon bis constituency"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
sho,i6 ana Haster cOmmissionsr's sails

Thomas ". Long !lf virtue Of adet
Vs. III uisEai ofdeF OF
James Curran ct. nj. sale TO me directed
from the Courtof Common Pleas OF Delaware
county Ohio, Ishalloffer ut public sale, at the
door OF the court house in Delaware, on Mon
day the 18th day Of July, 1855, botwcen the
hours of1o o clock, .. III and O'Clock, P. III. OF
said day the following described preperty, to
wit; The Iot in Delashunt Walling's sub
division, number one in the south east part of
lot number eight, ISL section two.t2l Township
four, f4lIange -, |. s. ID. bounty in the town
ship OF Delaware, Delaware county, Ohio; and
bounded as follows: beginning ut a post and
stone in the center of q lane or road twenty
feet wide ut the northwest corner Of said trnet
thence IS deg. - min last, 81 ia 100 poles to
ii post at the north east conner thereof; thence
south . deg, 45 min, west 70 65z-loo poles TO
u pos ut the South east corner of said tract;
thence On the south line of lot No. eight, lSJ
north IS deg. AZ min, west 81 1875 -lVo poles
to the southwest corner Of said Tract; tAelNe
north, 0 deg. as min, east % 65s-1o9 poles to
the place OF beginning. containing i've acres and
rs 724-2o0 perches OF land. Appraised at SO
per acre.
and Special Master Commissioner
June II, 1893. 50, U.s.. Is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
MEDICAL cAED.

Z. HYATT, II. D., Physician and Surgeon.
n TF1GE under the old Bank, Americas Eonsn
ga Man Street. Residence South nela Ware, Via,
w Benjamin Ely, Esq, -
N. d. Special aleltiol given 10 tie Practice of
49, Surgery.
Delaware, april q, 1a5s.-"5m
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80
DIED.

lei
On the sth day of .Iuiy. 1855, in Berlin Tp.,
ZIBIAH s., only daughter Of VIM. S. aud Susan
z. Caswcll, aged II months and 5 DAYS.
Sweet babe, tIoH hasi gone to thy resi-,
Thy Eogrows aud suarrjnss are DER,
Thou ART called 70 The land of the blss.
TOTE wasted by sickness no more
No more - IL we witness those limbs
a prey 20 Commissions and paia,
Fer thy sPSrst has taken its wings, a a
A5d oar toss ID a pledge OF Eg gaia
Tho deeply we feel the jus: red
That among Us has shortened thy stag.
We bow IN Submission 10 Gud,
He gave AMI ha IA taken away.
And while we would mourn for ghe dead,
a great coHSploioI isg5sen.
For Christ oar kedeenaer hath said
o. saeh Is the Hlngdoos- OF Hearen.'
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eEsnEew Institute.
MR.. & MISS HICKS

nESIRE 10 announce to tletr friends and former patrons
Il that they wall open their md term OF the Ashley In
siitute, FOR the instruction Of Youth of both sexes, Oh the
second Tuesday Of Aug, ISIS, in he town OF Ashley, Dela
ware county, on the Z. c. It &. r Llroad. @
The lnosally s. of the citizens and theknoEu experience Of
the TEACHERS, are a sufficient guarantee OF de web being of
those placed unier their influence
Tsifinii from S3,u1 . S6,UO per tern. Painting and Draw
ihg taught, also Instrumental Music- If a Sufficient member
req;Iire it,
Good Boarding can be had for s. ,T5 per week.
Ten ceats per month Incidental foe will b. emerged.
Dir c. tn . =S Sc HICKS.
Jaae II, Is5S.-iy Ashley. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

SoxxxHrxe WoRTH KNowfNs-We would call
your attention to the advertisement of Dr.
MANx's AsUK BALsRN- which appears IN the
columns of our present ntmbAr We sre pleas
cd to be able. 70 record the satisfaction of our
patrons. after trial Of IN srtieB Advertised in
cur columns al the qnaek nostrams Of <he
day are giving wgF before it, d seems truly
TO work with magic, and in AL cases effects q
cure. This is indeed . great disco sery, and
will be hailed with pleasure b thousands who
have suffered, and tried and tried, aad suffered
year after year, throughout the western country
to know that q specIfcfs IN the reach Of ALL
This Invaluable remedy is sold by all good and
responsible druggists. judy lS-1mo.
The SEEDS OF DEATH.-We would draw the
of all who think and reason. to DIR.
Roback:s advertisement This greet Swedish
claims to have introduced two auti-
dotes to corruption in the blood, which opera
ting through that fluid upon the whole system,
therefrom every manifestation of disease.
While exploring S~candinavia, many years ago
he discovered the Herbs which, enter into tie
composition of his famous Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, and she unoounded success of
these preparations Europe and this country
warrant the belief that no malady, internal or
external, can resist their curative action. Ia
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, intermittent Fever
Rheumatism, and diseases OF tie Bowels, TREY
would seem TO be infailibfe-
July 15-1mo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

HoLLowAv's OINTMEST AND P1LLs--Provi-
ded with these remedies, a person of the most
delicate physique may brave any climate. They
comprehend within the circle of their curative
all the. varieties of outward Be
careful not to be imposed upon by a spurious
article imposed upon you for genuine. The
lsseer are known BY q water marx in every leaf
Aof the book OF directions accompanying each
and box. This Water-mark consists OF the
words, ssHolloway, New York and London, y
mwhich.ought 30 be seen in semi-transparent let
tars IN the paper. Hold it up to the light.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
announcement

NIeHr BbooaIke .CEREUs-A fine large
plant of this rare and beautiful member of
the Cactus family has been in bloom at the
residence of Mrs. A. KILBoURNE several
evenings during the present week, uifording
The lovers of flowers an opportunity to en-
Joy a rich treat in witnessing its expansion
and iuhaling its perfume. As it contains
al unusual nuasber Of buds the bloom will
probability continue Ter several evenings to
come,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Read Tag Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Eot11nfssfosefs Sf Del
~ aware County al theiF June session. levied On the tax
able property OF said county = tax OF i've cents Oh the haa-
dred dollars valuation. for road purposes for he year lS5S;
which tax may be discharged " labor IN the highways IN.
der the dhecti1nfaf the supervisors, before the first day Of
October neat, at the rale OF one doIIar per day.
u. RHODES AID, D. c..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
EIceEs6Os. szE5gIS.

:. -r9-E u " ~ Il q wv
TAKE this method of notifying tie pubilc in general that
L they are manufacturing
WFiglit's Celebrated Tanning Mills.
Tlese-nnlt; are SO constructed hat me loalest wAeai, af
ter passi.g tireHS IA tse siiib VIII yr nJtsuly lneEcna.table
hut nj Tor seed. afd whsre there Is timothy or a. seed
mixei with the grain. Il is prcserrel bS ruin u3. II. oagh u
spout ~ the side of The uila. he 4av4fl+zes eOnblIIet!
vi their snaHufacture az mate by tbs com sany tUeng
pni up Of seasoned lumber ari we'll put lSsetneEJ, naaAe
til very desirable aspeaaseet 70 the farm, ssid all sooI lar
mrrs SHOULD avail themselves Ell the opportunity % seca-
ring uAe which when onsea tried lie eoai.any sG1 se+IsaIed
they " ouid iii no case DE without they are aisp prepafe 81
to REPAIR OLD MILLS. o. conyett lheii into Wright's
iaten. Mills by such alterations as are necesssrys ii desAred;
and wIf ee;5air AoNing Or keapsnz Machines On The short
est noase.5f delivered az our shop IN 1eiaaares ono II
of VIII ca work viii oe done a. a reasolable coEapensatgIs
in easif ar approved trade.
II p. Thsse Mills are admirably a6apted for CLEANING
FIa2-seed- keicrealce IS lalae 10 tie agr-ct3sefet papers
fsr rec9fafnead atisn.
iIeiawafes July p, iSS.E*E@
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Call and Settle.

ErINCu & ~CRIrCHFfELD, having dissolved partnership
L wish 10 close up heir business without delay, and have
n their Books aud Accounts in the hands Of 9. H.. NIGEL
or for adjustment. All persons knowing themselves "a
BIO Indebted to them. willplease call and settle with Mr
NcEiroy, at the Law onlceof L. j. Critchheld Q, II. Nc
Troy, over X, Burr's Store.
Epelsware, Feb. "a, lS5T.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Meat! Meat!

TUE Subscribers respectfully inform The public tia, EIey
have opsaea a NEAT MARkRr on William STREET. hrst
building East of the Cowles Corner, where they will at all
times have on hand a supply Of FRESH NM ATS ut every
description aud ef Tie best quality which they will sell al
the lowest possible rates.. A I
Also, FItEsH FISH in their scason every Tuesday and
Friday. MATTHIAS 4 60.
DeIsware, April %. lsss-f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Silver and PLATED Ware.

Culver Table. Tea and Desseri Spoons; silver Sugar,
~ Cream and Salt spoons; Silver Forks and Bu ter L niles:
best qaaiity Plated spoons, Forks, butter Knives. sugar
spoons. Casters, Cups, &c; Pl4Ied aud britannia Tsa and
Coffee Pots silver spoons l-itered in good 5 vie without
extra charge. A good assortment OF these goois can be
found at No. 5 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

work he win defy the world 10 beat il for mai ural beauty Ahd
comfort. lie has bad this work in nse IN quite a uutnber 81
cases Tor the last dree years, and il Is sun giving tho rerJ
best of satisfaction.
lie is also prepared to f=rnish The RUB.
BIER TEETH. Which are said by some 10 be the beat.
He Is prepared IL make ALL OTHER KINDS OF WORK.
Gold, silver, anG / an ldigni in ell STYLES ard al all prfoss.
TEETH @ with the finest of Ghld, and NArraDt-
cd for twenty 1--WE or thrtS years. ChiIdreu's Teeth care.
fully attended to, and irregular teeth regulated. He VIII
have On hand hereafter Material Of all kinds, and will be
prepared 10 do all kiuds of work on the shortest notice, Al!
WORK VIII be dcne aS CHEAP as can be had elsewhere whoa
executed in The came workInan-iikc manner, AID wfl!=be
warranted TO give perfect satisfaction and If he faiiss El
he asks IS affair and honorable trial to naks It right, audit
he then fails he Will refund all moneys received Hp will
hare on hand in afew dayssAAfLE Wokk Of all tie above
styles.
All those who may require the services OF a Dentist will
find it greatly To- their interest 10 ctll and Axanaine his szm-
phe work, and mode OF operating ~ ff H@f
TERMS CASH. HB- Ohce on saadaskv street, IN the
DIX. j. B.REAUMAN,
Delaware, O.. ocl3 %. 1853. -a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
CLOCKS!

On hour. 8 dsy ard 80 Gay CioeSs ana isrse-pIeces. L 70
~ rlDls styles Ct Eases sd ~ SElces raLgi * IRON :. ~
" % any quAjE 5aat may &c desire1 Inc 81 Ca. Clocks
are coo1 time k<ciserS, are well made aDa pat uy IL heat
cases. ami axe ! vrry uesirsJle article fvf olhces cif4refes
AMI s-hoyts- LaFE a *ery pretty : vie CT SdEy AasIge
locks Please cali aud seesAeA- e ~
July =, sis go PLATE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
NEW BOOKS

lASFNaaLY helns reeeivetand so,tby tn ~sahscri.
O1srs, who Vii sGpetg aEy E:eaEs taat thy naav mt
nave oh u an /, on ~h9gt au-lGs, tg'ag.ttl A'~.tys tsa. Az
prices.
Jan 80 1883. r.. DiCKIHsoH NsoN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
SpectacIes.
Fine Cutlery,

7 n Cold, Silver, Plated ~ eel and German Silver Frames
l. with eohlred and plain glass;. Glass 10 sait any age gl
I'D frames ConcaEe glass for near-sighted eyes-c4l
aud looktHrough Them, at NOS Williams block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

GRAFFENBERG FAMILY MEL
RETAIL PRICES.

For sale by sTARR s mo- delaware; Firm IN & Roe,
= stOranssi Williams a Cox, Delhi, j. T. Winternuis,
korton, aadp dsalera La i1ediclnes geneTnny
For aeencies apply to II. ID. KINGSLEY,
sG Cleveland,
= May IS, 1888 -ly s- Agent for Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Agricultural Depot,


Flows flows Flows III
Peacoek's steel Plows-
T4HEsE g{ve ts bost satisfaction of any Steel Flaw u
Il HE Earket
Peacoek's Combination Flows, ~
with Steel NoaId BsAri and last Shear. a better arJsleAf
the kind Is net :aads
Longs Pattern Cast Pillow,
-Rarahan. lamb 4 Co. and better nn
ID 70 every respect tL1n il III ESruuuT - Asa-=
is of the best kind and the casfiags smooth. l
With the above different kinds, which are ali wnrr
5hrttry respect, We hope to suit all in need Of the aru
esraMa -. 'ss-f q d. Potter kco-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

@. w. +. CoLLEeE.-Fail session will
commence at 30 A. u. Aug.5d,. Citi-
zensgwishing to take 5earders or having
rooms to rent viii confer a favor by leaving
their names al the Book Store of b. DICK
sssow Sc SON, who will inform those wish
ing such information
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

Read what DIR. Bushnell says Of the qrs.enberg Medi
cines- DR.. b il a physician of extensive p. &C ice, and one
Of Tia ~ost successful tn the county tTrdnbulD In which
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Jewairr.

GOLD and Silver Guari, Vest aa1 Fob Chains: Corlrasi-
" ton. P.aied AMI Ola do, Misses Aud Ladies Cola Neck
Gsssns; LaGies and tients eSnli aud Silver heys and Seals;
Ladies and Gents sleeve 3 Isasas aud studs Ladies cold
and Plated Belt Bucksezs 3adies Goid aud Jel BFacel-ts.
Few styles: Onid ami Psa~ed Ear I!IHgs aud Pins in sets
Coli and Plated DrtasL Pms AMI ai1igs-a me a variety Of
otner articles Ia the same iine. 1Ail and see taeE-nu
trouble TO show geoAs 20 The Ladies.
yufy u s. - PT4TT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

Five French missionary priests and six
Sisters Of Charity embarked lately al Havre
Texaa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

& good Watch, a sett of Silver Spoons. any article of hne
- Jrwelry, a tiOld Pen. "A Clock, or any uilier Irticfe asu
ally ken Ia Jew-lry est tbiishmenis, at a low price, and Of
the best quality, call at the BIG CLOCK, and you sill be
suited just right.
jay Q, 1855. r. BURR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Settlement of EstatesI I

THE following Administrators and Guardian have file
L their papers for hnal EettleTeont.
William NJ. Chandler, Admir-, Of y. B. Haskins decd.
Mulara u. Chandler, Amir. of LII +. Leak DECD
Theron S. Hill, Guardian of WIN. II. Stewart.
Joha L. Jones, admir- OIL DanieI Jones dec6<
There will be a hearing ON said eHses at my Office in be
aware, on Saturday, August IA, ls5s
May Is. la5S. Prob. Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

"This cerhdes that / haya used The Gradanbcrg Pills and
Marshanas c,thoieon, sold hsrs By J.; h: {. 3ohnson, il
i.iness DIR. c. u. ECSIi y ELL.
Hartford, TrunsbuI Co, March :, 1851.