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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

AZ the Methodist Protestant Convention
recently held at Springfield, Ohio. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted. with only two
dissenting voiees:-
R,solred. That indisputable facts, the
inuuctlvns of sound logic, the dictates OF
Christian prudence. and an enlightened sense
OF our duty TO God and man. Justify and
warrant this convention, in the name OF the
several Annual Conferences, herein rep
reese nted, to now declare all officia. connec-
ton. eo-operalion and official fellowship
with and between said Conference, and
such Conferences and Churches within the
Methodist Protestant Association, as prac-
lice or tolerate slave holding or slave trad
ing, as specified in said memorial, to be now
and forever suspended. aa 7z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
TrIsnte Of

a, q meeting of the Chrestomath can So-
cie,y. of the o. w. University, Dee. 4th,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted; a 81.
WHEREAs, We, the members Of the
-Chestonathcan Society, are called upon to
mourn the loss of eur friend and fellow
ChrestoInathean, P, NJ. OFFurr, therefore.
ReSolred, That while we most hHmbly
bow to the decree OF our Father in Heaven,
we do as a society and as members feel that
in the death of our brother we have lost one
who. by his many noble qualities. his strict
integrity, and his un swerving friendship, has
endeared himself in no common manner to
US all. -
Resolred, That we sympathize deeply with
the friends and family of the deceased, with
whom we are common mourners; commend
ing them 10 Him who can comfort those who
mourn for the lost ones of their bosons.
ReSofred, AS a fit expression Of our deep
sorrow. We wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
ReSozced. THAI, these resolutions be pub
lished in the papers Of Deluware und Chilli
cothe, and a copy be transported to the farni-
ly OF our LOST brother.
G. o. BROWN, President.
J. G. BULL, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

sS@ DE-. JAcKsos lNptAS Pn,stciAS can be
consulted at the American House Delaware.
o., ON Saturday and SUNDAY, Dreember llth
and 18th. See his appointments in to-dnys'
pa per. L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

We would suggest to our contemporary the
propriety of his employing for a brief period,
as superintendent of the editorial department
OF his paper, the official who comes TO tke
rescue when we are assaulted by intellectual
giants. We have no further use for his SER
vices at p~reseat, and can vouch for his new.
err permitting those he has control over to
SNAKE fools of themselves" 1t would be
a good investment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

Our double barreled neigh5or. who dis
car ridges Tor Buchanan, says we wish to
palm %ourself off "as being a great man,
Al effort of the kind on his part would be
wholly unnecessary. He is evidently one
of the kind thai. are born great--his great
ness is apparent. patent, unmistakeable, and
universally ndmitted--hence any effort to
make appear what is self-evident would be
labor lost; would result in "nir cum rouS.' =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

CoSGREss.-Fhis body assembled at
Washington on Monday last, a quorum of
both Houses being present. The introduce
ton of preliminary resolutions, notices Of in
tention to cali up bills laid over and to intro
duce sundry new ones, the reception and
reading of the Presidents message, &c,
comprised the doinss Of the first day; aud
nothing has siEce transPired possessing es-
pec!al interest. zas sF
The message is said to be of most formi-
dable dimensions--as Jack Downing said of
one OF Folks, '.too long at both ends and not
short enough in the middle 10 secure a
general reading On the part of the people.
We have not SCENT yet---bui custom re-
qEires lis production. and we have accordine-
ly made arrangements to furnish it as an ac-
compartment to the present number in the
shape OF an extra. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

Gen. William II. Keitn. just elected from
Old Berks to take the seat in the present
Congress vacated by the resignation of the
Hon.J. Clancy Jones, is a veteran Wing,
The head OF the Wig family Of keims-
The other being Democratic. He was a
candidate against Jon es IN ID and ran him
closer than men of his politics are apt to
run in that district.-IN Y. Tribune. I'd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Estates &csfor Settlement.

TUE following Administrators and Guardisns have filed
l. their papers for nnal settlement
Hugh Cole, Adm illustrator of Joseph q ilet. decea sed.
SanTI Whitney ut al, Executors oil Harlow Lewis, decd
II rveH GiIictt, Gurdian Of minor heirs OF JoLu Ayers
deceased ia .4
Niclsiel Carr Guardian 81 \ lmedA A. Smart.
,San'AhttIA l.. Soo't formerly Humistenl q qsrdiAu OF 4,
II. luni-ton. deceased.
There " i'll be a hearing on said cases at my office in
DetawHre. uu saturday January 9Th, 80.
December o IRANNEI. Probate Jpdye.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

FARM LANDS FoRSALE % MILES FIR en-
Philadeldlia by RAILROAD IN the State Of New
Jersey. Sail among tho best for Agricultural
I purposes, being u good loan soil, with clay
BOTTOM. The land i Il large tract, divided
into small farms, and hundreds from all par Is
of the country are now settling and building.
The crops can be seen growing. Terms from
SIS TO $50 per acre, payable within four years
by instruments. To Visit the place-L.eaye Vino
st. Wharf ut Philadelphia, at ~ A by
Railroad for HaInmonton, or address L. j.
Byrnes, by letter. Sec full advertisements in
another column. rl5f5 aaT .sg.-t a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

The election of KEN (oppusition) in old
.,Berks, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF ]. Clancy J ones, is said to
have set harder on the President, if possible,
than the general reut the party sustained in
his native State IN October. The detection
in that staunch and formerly reliable Demo-
cratic county it was confidently believed was
only semporary--that on the first opportu-
nifty it would be proved to be so---and it is
suspected that Jones was required to resign
in order to afford an early opportunity to ex-
hibit the r~eactiye effects OF the working Of
the s'sober second thought" The election
came off. and instead of a return of the wan
derers to the Democratic fold the returns
show an opposition gain in a month Of a.
bout 400. No wonder Mr.. Buchanan feels
bad. ...5.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

SdBlhCl Oaiohs @othiA iHbfh- . 4
tor of Samuel Wise. decd d
plaintiff bn
against A ,fess
Susan Wise. Duncan Wise, f- l13ia IRA
Christia Ann Wise, Miner
va Wise, William Wise, 95a E'tfA ts0sH
Flora Wise, Samnel Wise, Petition to Sell
Mary Jane Eagon, and her Real Estate and
husband John a.. EAgons assignment %
Margaret Ann EagoR and Dover.
her husband W. p. Eagon, v"
Keziah Rutan nnd her hus- s
band Joel Rutan, Nancy
Tunfbleson and her bus -erH
band sgessPh Tumhleson.
Phillip Vie and David aaa anH5A res
Wise, defendants. Oh
TUE said Mary Jane Eagon and her husband 4
Il John M. Eagon, Margaret Ann Eagon and
her husband William r. lagoon, of Stark couh-
ty, State of nlinofs, Keziah Kusan and her hus-
band Joel Rutan, of De Kalb county, State Of
Indiana; will take notice that on thaf7th day Of
November, "A. D., JS5s, the plaintiff died
his petition in the Probate Court of Delaware
COUNTY, Ohio where the Same is now pending
praying for the sale of the followingr real estate,
to pay the debts Of the estate of Samuel Wise,
deceased, viz: Situated in the State of Ohio,
County of Delaware, Township of Trey. and in
section No. two; township No. five, range No.
ing the northeast part Of the east part Of lot
No. six, containing one hundred tive and ones
fourth acres. r4-H
Also the northwest corner of lot No. three,
containing nineteen and one-half acres.
Also in-iot No. fourteen Il4l in Eos0sord -
Sweetser's addition TO the town Of North Della
ware, in said county, numbered 1879 i'm she En~
numbering of the lots Of said town Of Delaware.
II petition also prays for the assignmentof
the dover interest of said Su san Wise the" Wild
ow in said premises. t is--aHH8
Said pc .ition will be for hearing on Wednss-.
day, the 18th day of January, a. D., 1859.
SAMUEL DARST, AdministrAtor.
by SwEKrsEn q HAIL, his Abyss Afw ka8
December 3. ls5S.-At Al 25l 49, -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Estate of Rebecca Gordon.

Officer hereby giventhat abe rubserihsr
In has been appointed and apalifed As Ad-
minisLator on the estate of RebeecA Gordon,
deceased, late OF Delaware county, Ohio. All
persons IN terestcd VIII govern themselves as
~cordingly. 3 ASHAEL WEIGH.
-Deeember 8, IS5s.@3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

WY HAS DoUGLAs GoSG SorLA!~--This
10 a very natural question. aud the Chicago
Press suggests that the main cause is that
he had no desire TO be in Washington until
after the Illinois Legislature has reelected
him to the Senate. He must dodge voting
on certain test questions that will be likely
TO come up early in the session, a. those votes
might tell agains, his success in the closely
balanced General Assembly. He dare not
20 TO Washingloa-.-he could not with Pro-
priety letter al Chicago, and New Orleans
was as good u place as any other to while
away q few weeks. He could occupy his
leisure in ~reconeilinS the South, visiting
his plantations. or settling with Slidei Tor
his Illinois interference, and return up the
river in time 10 happen at Springfield Shen
the Legislature is in session..
The Dealer has discontinued lis standing
programme of the Douglas ovation IN
Cleveland. The .big gun" is spiked till 4
more fitting occasioR.-Giereldnd Leader
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

The Standard man says we are envious
of his "good luck" This remark reminds
us of a homely but trite adage, which reads !:
"a fool for luck and a poor man for chill
dfeE.r We have never been remarkably
lucky but are pretty we'll off in the way of
'childrrn-our neigbbor, according to his
own showing, is decidedly "lucky." Wedo
not wish to make any personal application
of the adage, however
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

RsThlBr1ros-rhe Lawrence Republic
sn aaserts thal Martin White, who shot
Fred, Brow n at the sack Of Ossaw atamie
in 1886, Was recently found dead in his
hossre. The murderer has met his tate =
The same paper states thai the thrice &c
cursed G. w. Clark. who killed Barbour Of
La@rence, was himself killed recently near
~Lecomp,pn. For years the bloody avenger
has been on the track of the murderer. THE
william Clark held an office under Blu
channn, but never moved from Fort Scott
without a gard OF srmcd men. lie knew
HE life wasa forfeit. lie was in disguise whsn
killed, but no Disguise could moi save him
from his fearful dosm.-Lear. neorh Times
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
The Young Mems Lee ture Association


HAyEth the pleasure of announcing that they
Ii have engaged fur the coming season ths
following DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS,
whose appearance will be duly nnnouneed.-
list. it will be seen, comprises some OF the
most distinguished Eeevurvrs OF our esantry,
" hose rAines to the public are as familiar ~
.-Ilousehol1 WORKS. The eminent talent OF
the Lceturers4the varied and intefestinRisnb-
icets of winch they treattaeHbracing Travels,
Literature, Science, DC, &e.-an tho heavy eI-
pen>c attending them, Will we trust, meet with
the appreciation of our lecture goersand insure
n LAkGE ATTENDANCE We have for
sur aim no motive but that of providing
for ourselves and tho public A CHEAP
the COMING WINTER EVENINGS.
Tho first lecture OF the course Will be deliver
cd 2 q EB
FRIDAY n 10,
by J. e. HOLLAED, author of Timothy tit
combs Letters To Young Men, and, ElitoE ss
Springfield Mass Republican. Subject"
AMERICAN SOCIAL LIFE"
tFy-Cards of admission IS cents.
To be followed by
Rev. A. L. STONE, Of Boston, Mass. @
BAYAftD TAYLOR. eiuetha. Germany, bh@
distinguished poet and traveller.
GEO.D PRENTICE, Esq kditor OF Louis
Vile journal. @
We also confdentlylexpeot f. r.l
l. cut. NJ. +. MAUkY, L.. s. n. s#t.-
Rev. +. IL. CIAPIN, New YORK.
Key. W. IL. MlLBURN, 1.-THE Blind PFeachor }
Rev. j. r1ERF0NT, Medford, Mass.
M CHARLES MoELRoit PEssI.
+ q. WELoH, Secretary.
ID cember >, lsJS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

We said in our last number that in some
instances it was impossible for a person to
make a fool of himself, nature having per-
formed the task. Our scrupulous neighbor
should not have plagdrised by using the
same language in his succeeding issue as
ripina -. ~ -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
NATHAN wILLIAMS

nESIREs 10 inform the oitf1ons Of DelAwHrs and
A. surrounding evunues that nE ArLL manufactures
descriptions Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
And also Keeps eons,Andy on hAnI;ns.rIy s'srJ 'srte.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Eslale Of James Williams

NoTICEis hereby eiysn that he undersigned have been
IN Sppointcl ami qaaliib d Administrator Of JstInes W H.
hams drceaeci ,1ote OF Troy townshiu, l ella ware County,
Ohio. all persons Interested viii govern bemselNesacoord
mgly. }. 4. COLE,
fecenbere-3t MkRGAREf VIII LIAM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
DELAWARE

Corrscssa T6tk2s by n. 2. HILLS s. soHs WGOG
saLs 1nd Retail Groe6rss No.4 WiILiG0sS Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

The Washington correspondent of the N,
York Post says:
The nomination of John Letcher, as the
Demecratic candidate for Governor of Vir-
ginia, yesterday, has been the subject OF
much comment in this city since the news
was received. The fire eaters are raging
mad, and go about quoting Mr.. Letcher's
enlanipation doctrines announced by him 10
years ago, while the more conservative men
of the South, especially those OF the Hunter
school, are very much grati6ed. The tri-
umph of Mr.. Letcher is received as a defeat
of the Wise faction in Virginia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

A ilssei boy, tour years and six months cd
named Bayard Surplsss, residing in Brook.
lyn. died on Wednesday. from the effects
Of = glass of gin given to il by the father.
The child called for water. and the gin was
given by mistake instead. Another child,
less than four years Of age, named John
Burk. in the same city. was killed by drinks
ing "applejack." TIL father kept tavern.
and a tub containing this liquor was act in
the back rson. This was found by the
saih aAa ss1sskea Of ksSsrs il was disseY'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

You may, can, must, might, could, would or
should leave oil such vain excuses and
TAKE THE OHIO CULTIVATION FOR
i 60 t 1859. 4ra7 n@oh
Volume XIV begins on the first Of JAnuary.-
Published tw icc.overy month in book form for
binding. Devoted to, FARMISe, STOCK nAIsigs.
GAEDESiNs, FRUITs, dc, Got up expressly Tor
practical every day use.
TEKNs-Single copy, 81 q year--thres aeop5se
fer S2-six copies for $4--nine copies for &6 and
"a coy extra to tic, gettcr mp ofeyery club Of o.
inquire 1T your Post OAice. or send for .
specimen. and get upg alrlub among Fourr neigh
bors- Specimens sent free. -
Addrecs s. ID. HKERTsgs
Editor and Publisher, ColunbESi0.
Decembar B,,I953 RS isDf4tsa sehlse8
AH wanting to emizrate to a mild climate,
good soil, aud tina t~narkct, ses advertisement
of llammontou Lands
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

SUPPOSED TO BE KILLEp..-The Marion
(ya.) Visitor says that ii is supposed that
Wilburn Waters (the mountain hermit de-
scribed by an Abingdon paper recently was
killed a few days ago in that county, by an
immense bear, with which he had met dead
ly conflict. He has not beea heard from
fer fourteen days.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

From the Chicago Democrat of the asi.
Orr FOR HIS PLANTAFIoS-TuRNED HIS
PACE SoUTHwARp.-Our Popular Sovereign
ty minority Senator left his treesoii face
here yesterday. as he did six y ears ago, and
started for his plantation.
Six years ago Stephen A. Douslsss told
20 that the Missouri Compromise " as canon.
ixed in the hearts of the American people,
and aecursed would be the hand thai disturb
ed It. On the strength of this he was i'm
mediatefy reelected, and went Immediately
South. lie then went TO Congress and did
she very thing he had s:reed not to 90, TO
wit: he repealed the Missouri Compromise
He recently came back here with his tree
soil face; he talked OF Popuiae S3ve reignty
he pledged himself 10 it; he secured a ma
iariiy Of the Legislature. and has now gone
South again TO see what measures he can
get up 10 strengthen his influence with the
sisseholders sgain.
His plantation Is in the State of MISSISSIPPI
pi. He has now gone To IL, aud when he
ge:s to it he viii poin, to two hundred living
reasons why he is not oPposedto the inter
ssss Of the South.
His expenses have been pretty heavy dur
ing the late campaign, and his calculation i,
to rails the wind by selling some of his col
cred s~ovreigns in the New Orleans market
to the highes, bidder. He will then return
20 Springfield TO watch the movements touch
ing his reelection by the Legislature.
The Chicogo Times of tho same date
says; 60
Senator Douglas left Chicago yesterday
On q visit to New Orleans, aud will return
to this city before going to Washington.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
CHRISTMAS ~PRESENTS.

GREAT varfeiy of Toys for children and us tI and
Il fancy articles for laiscs and gentleman, suitable Tor
ii o LIDAY GIFTS,
Now open'ng at the new JeNtIry ana Fancy Store, No. s
" iliaIns block. 20 L. HI.AT1. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Sale Of Land BY Guardian

IN pursuance OF an order Of sale from the Fsel
L bate Court Of Della ware county. Ohiog twill
offer for satea the door of the Court Houee in
the iowa Of Delaware, in said county, on Satur-
day, the first dsy OF january A. D., 1859. be-
tween the hours Of I0o'elock d. M, Gnd4 o'clock
p m, of raid day, the following described real
estate, to wit: Situated in the county Of Dela-
ware, and State Of Ohio, and being part Of
original out-Iot SO in atlie town Of DelagAres
commencing on the north side of Winter street
at the west line Of IN alley running on the west
end Of in-lotS- Noe. 80 aud "a in CT W. Littlesa
additionlt to the town of Delaware; thence north.
l21x rod (; Ae1ee, west on u line parallel with
the north line OF Winter street s rods; thence
south l21S rodsto Winter street; thence cAst4oh
the north limo OF Winter street s GODS 20, thu
place OF MISUNDERSTANDING loo rods oflnnd.
Also the. undivided In t7ubicctto the Hsses-
tate of MrsC..W. Little thereinE % 10 lots Naa,
1874, lse IS7, LBS, l39. l4aa sl4s,l49, $50, l5lr
lis, 2ls, 22l. 222 and 2g3 in G. ". Little'a ,sd-
Gition to said to wn Of Delaware. bhS
1ernrsAOne-third IN band on day Of sale,
one-third in one, and one-third in Two, yeara,
with interest from, the Jay of sals, to be secured
by mortgage CT tile pfeniSes. 2 sfA
7a0n f2Ti GEORGE ". 10AM3'BELL. asos
.zs5uEzh 7adf Gnardia3i, ct Charles, ., Littls-,
a- POWELL IL VAS DE1AN, atty's for fetitiom. .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

Hon. Jhs. NJ. CHESTNUT, President. Of
the State Senate, has been elected q. s.
Senator by the Legislature of South
Carolina. His election is Regarded as Il tri-
unph o: the conservative element in that
State over the ultraists of the keitt school.
Our friend who whistles for Buchanan nd
fights for Douglas, is still engaged in prose-
curing his hirSute Investigations, and the re-
suit is sone startling Developments. From
an editorial in his valuable paper we learn
tina, "A new race of blacks has been dis
covered in The interior of Australia. They
are quite bald, never having any hair on their
heads. The other blacks were struck with
mortal fear at the sight of the hairless saw
ages, and the white men were greatly ANA
zed." A strange case, truly-but not the
only one of the kind ever heard Of. In one
of the Germ III Prlncipalities a race is said TO
exist having to a remarkable degree the
cimeus Of tie genus homo noticed above: "a
p%aucIty Of ''hair on the top Of the head, the
place where the hair ought To be- though Of
lighter complexion, and not so ferocious as
TO strike the belloider with "moFtal fear. -
The only genuine European specimen we
have ever seen came from "Frankfort-on-
the-Main." The Australian. tribe are call
ed sAmY1Ts-we do not know by what de-
signaiion the trans atlantic race is known.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

Within tile radius IF twenty-five miles
from Cipcinnsii il is computed There are
23.evo acres Of land desoiedto THE culture of
the grspe. liz Tasorabie seasons The aver
sgr crop ot wine per SIRE ma BE- set down
al t.o hundred y~siI9ns. This ~ruld be e.
quail 70 = h.!ts million GALLONS, as the Whole
crap fer The src,iun is d-ssSbeG. And a.
thr ~iue is worth tresh ifony tbe Ttess, al
Issst one 6oilsf per gallon. the saiue OF the
crop. hen good. would amount 20 $780,
600. The failure. therefore, Of the grape
crop. effects very seriously the ptrupiary
condition Of our immaculate rural neiglibor-
hood.
The crop this season msy be d~e'ignated
ss almost an entire failure. Srnle ies-
vineyards. Wilf have something If & crop but
in t,r aggregate, all The wine produced will
not pay The expenses Vi attending ths crop
Ohio Valley Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

How THg CREUT OF ONO II REsAsDED
IN New YoRk.-The New York lnaePea-
aent pays this well meriIed compliment 70
our gre 81 and growing State:
"ProbublY no Western Sssse has stood
frmer during the last fHascisl Storm Than
Ohio. Her merchants geaeralls have paid
,heir nla,uring esligsiioas with almesi their
usual proIBplness. They have done il with
out or umbiiny or thinning. Neither the
rate Of exchange. which vas high at ore
time, nor the general scarcity OF money all
over the country, which was caught up
greedily as an excuse in other sections for
delay NOS ans sther IRere excuse, have been
offered as a substitute for debt-Paying- The
resGif Of IIis p-romgfues- urd honorable
psley has uesn ta ralseAbe credit of the
merchants OF thst State 10 a point equal To
thai % sHy either STATE IN The UnIoh-@
England has heretofore stood in the front
rank in reg rd to CREDIT Vermont. probably
would receive the verdict u an iIpparaiaf
jury Ut Ne% York lnerch atts az the NEST
preuipt OF The Eastern States. The trade Of
thai Srste il no, large. but IL is highly val-
usble for lis safety. Uftio nUw fairly siassls
side bs side v ith her sober sister. VetH."tt
- p sition which she VIII deobtirrs bold.
The exaci position Of some OF The other ro-
m3nifc sisters Of our FEDERAL UnIVh. ~s will
ust nov attempt to iiscuss."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

n wife Eliza Jane Boyd, having len me without jus
WI crnsr. his is to caution all PERSONS against harb,E
ing or truStingsher On my account A. I shall pay, no is5r L
htr c = rAcfdng after this dae. Luther BOYD, Jr.
December =. 5 esaar-..4 .r s