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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
NOTICE

Is hereby given thai there Will ts a petition Pr seated TO
L The Commissioners of Ieia ware county, on FRIDAY the
I'd day Of April, A ID. les, praying for the rsht 81 way
for The construction of n Plank Road. commencing a. e. b.
Pa1rs west lin, Immediately east of Centrcviile, Harlem
tIr nsiltp Delaware county, O., RAINING west To n. Ben
net RS north WIS. enrner; thence south to Harlem Town;
west crossing the Walnut GrceS bridge to the State
road lra,ting from Ga!ena 70 Lolun4bus; thence a sOu h"riy
direction 10 the north cEd Of the clinton and Mesiervths
Flask kcli. BIZ MANY C1f1Eh-SS-
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to Joseph vsn Horne, Will
L liam Van Horne, Joseph Van Horne (son Of
Simon Van Horne deeessed), Elizabeth Ste
phenson and her husband Joshus Stephenson,
Hannah LAWYER and her husband Henry Law
fer, Jane Sawyer and her husband Samuel Saw
yer. Simon Van Horne, Harrison Van Horne,
Henry Van Horne, Solomon Van Horne, and
Harmon Van Horne, heirs at law Of Henry Van
Horne, late of Delaware, Deiaware county, O.
hic, deceased, that Benjamin Powers, as Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of the said
Henry Van Horne deceased, has fled his petit
ton with the Judge of the Probate Court for
the county of Delaware, in the State Of Ohio,
describing the real estate of which the said
Henry Van Horne decd died seized, and show
ing the necessity of the sale thereof, for the
purpose of paying the legacies directed to be
paid by the win OF the said Henry Van Horne
deceased, and praying that Mary Van Horne,
widow of the sail Henry Van Horne deceased.
have a life estate assigned her in the lands and
tepements of the estate, and that said real es-
tate described in the petition be sold for the
purpose of paying the said legacios. Which
petition the above named heirs are called upon
as defendants TO answer, and which will be
heard in the said Probate Court on the 18th day
of April, A. D. 1855. when and where the said
defendants may resist the same If tiey choose
to do SO. By
POWELL & VAN DEMAN,
Attorneys for sand Executor.
Feb. 10, 1858. tS6, ID st
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Estate of George Hall.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been
IN appointed and qualified as Administering OF George
hall decd, late OF Delaware comfy, o. All persons in
March u. IS58-St JOIN ". HAIL.
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CASH pAYmENr.-We notice that several
Of our brethern in other counties, having be-
come tired Of furnishing papers to a large
proportion Of their subscribers on indefinite
credit. the result Of which is unceasing an
{ noyance and serious loss-have resolved to
i-nauRnrate the exclusive cash In advance sys-
TEN, which now prevails universally in most
Of the Eastern States. Mr.. SAxroN of the
Ufbana Citizen, announce s that after the I'd
of April no paper will be sent from his Office
that Is not paid for in advance, aud no other
account be permitted to run more than enc
Syeas. Mr.. SHARP, of the Mt. Gilead Mes
senger, has also made a. similar announce
nent--and to prove that he is in earnest, last
week struck off from his books the names of
over ssco hundred deiinquenis, who can only
be replaced on the list sby settling all
ssresrages and making advance payments
: for another year"
Necessity will or later compel the
snniYersal adoption of this rule. We do not
propose adopting it at present-but we are
I resolved TO make ours, what it is fast becom-
ing, . prompt paying list; by which we mean
either p~aymentin advance or within the year.
a large proportion of our subscribers are
now OF this cIass-a limited number, through
mere carelefsness, are less prompt--while a
few, whose names were left on our books
when others were dropped, in hopes that
they would be jus. to both US and themselves,
and improve, still continue to receive and
read our paper year after without making
any return whatever, while most of them are
regularly in the habit of paying cash in sd-
vance for papers taken from abroad. We
hope no further hints or duns will be neces-
sary to induce all such to square up the old
score. and try the experiment of advance or
.. least yearly payment. To afford them
an opportunity to do so, we shall continue to
forward them the paper, US heretofore-but
! 81. after the lapse of a reasonable length of
,ime, no improvement takes place, we shall
be compelled. though reluctantly, to conclude
: that their malady has become chronic and
socurabls. and act accordingly.
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EsTATE OF JASPER DICKERmkN.

1.,Aw.re O., March IL. 1855. 81 A5'Sys LOT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Worms! Worms!

WToBMS are the cause of the death of more children
w than any other source. FOLLOW WORM CON
FECTIoNS are a delicious compound Of sugar, and never
rSil TO expel Worms. Eloiloway'sa are the original and only
safe and sure Worm Confection. Try them and prove Tor
yourselves. Sold by ID. L. STARR & BRO, Delaware.
March II ISSS-Sm
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ak. Whita aud Red LEAD

nrr, spisits 81 Turpeurne. Alcohol. Burning rtuia, 70
nal Narnisa. itraartv and . ttn1esod csAsT things the
~everyeoiy wants, = the vng s,sre q
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SHERIFF SALE.

William Clark r Y yiF rue Of f. an axe, sxeea AZ as to me d!f re
W Z Gordon ct al. ) OF UeH Sare county, Chic, l shall cifer
at puhila sale, Oh Monday \ prI 5, ISIS, between the hours
of - O'Clock Il. III. and i o'clock p, m, al the door OF the
Court House In Delaware, the following described real rs
tate, TO wit: Situate in Concord townraip, Delaware county
Ohio, being In-Lot No, iorty,e!ghJ l.>l in the town of Belle
point, IS designated on the plst OF said town. Also, Il1at
No. Il in Sail town. Also, In-Lot No. 40 as designated On
the Plat Of said town. All being part of Survey No. 2S. SIN
the VIZ inia Military district, originally patented to Lewis
Theuas-togetner vita all the privileges md appurtcnAn-
ces to the same belonging. Appraised: lots Il AMI 4S ~
S459,0J-ani - at S4U,lU.
CTARLEsSuERMAN Sheriff.
HerrL < 1919 1874!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

among the victims of the late Paci6c
Hotel calamity, in St. Louis, was EVANS J.
WATKINS, of RadnOr, in this county-whose
remairs ware brought home for interment.-
He was an inmate of the, hetel the night of
The eoneagration, aud his body was found
among the min the next day.
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a. Neo tsstimoaiak oigen 5eloo mon

- Aeso testtznoaiaI girea bela0 nEoa<6ly.
Fer consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat, Lungs,
Heart LIVER, Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, and Spleen; also
pepsia, Female Diseases, Agne and Fever, Fits, Inp1ri lies
OF the blood, EruPtons, Cancers, Ulcers, ami ali odcr va
nal
c5FontS diseases, treating thousands annually, many Of
w1oT nad exhausted every other resource w.thin their reach.
he make sick to make vel, nor tear down to build ~. TIE
medicines Can be taken with safety by the most da.fcsts. AID
their ordinary diet and exercise. Msnv h sV- re IN W. w a 8
der lhe trea iaent after r. ends and physicians had given W
furnished. Invaitds, however red ICED an deS9sirinE. are
will lie given Or expaas Sc incurred, wittoat { currespuad-
ing prospect OF recovery.
Ne edmmend tAe .~a.iowiag uiparaIie,ea cure CT u.ce-a-
attentive serusaie u coRsa-apuFes The iaceluenc. Of the
tw2 pas seasons has produced AZ eecas.onel COLI, rut re ri
Lc"h says: Nj. Mere 5 well knexn Q us ana 20 he County;
L \ $ A'erle-<.s eattle1so Al COM snce-
TSioS TessSaIs. Logan Co., oliu, Feb. 2sS.
Ii tUEHs-DeE< SsI Wien sz@ you inaUy last was
IL a v-ry feeble eoad3ssa I hei pad a Fial.ut cough for
TIE eight iGeIihs r~rvansss. accompanied by tae discharge OF
eaetlonas 4l-n;4t.es 81 iG Ta! L irr.soehl rs .ssGes fgpin IN
ii: eore- omit mas "ss iiagaa WITH blood. Tae Aeea-
an enlargement ezter1h-lvo- the Areas Or sl1a- Hhtn tAs
L cess nr9He- The tow VI UsAtcr was So F-niuse az issarIy 10
.f;=r erp+ctorat:nS thus freely. swelling wouiisubs.e.
Tie p y woail tnea gradually r5i.-ct again, Urod"cns It=
before. This continued f1- about four uaoi hs, and uutji at
ter / commenced yoar 'reairHe-;. I R&S rg4nced il mesh,
,sEFe M lsndsstng resorteo p III order 10 reaicT i.
NY eonEh Vas continuous. sonie aign $ drpriv:Eg nae \ most
continaed II er seeing foE acNl / go. Entirely ID 0; ny
= a - - a ~ y oeFaien, Est N M $50 ~!
heal h. Sc far tee severe Weather NJ Slater has eTa6uced
no retarn Of nay pas: symptoms. and ne .llh ABd slrrRgah re
main c-Enfcr a y good ! had n1 expeeiaanns Of e. e. a.
kata orliss as Seiias am now. l now iug:ish This tLit o Ia
rsHnsy know wiaas me tns we're employed during ~ re
corars- Having r+siued ar icr;y yrars n Logan r5aaiy,
z1 we'll xneNn to is citizens, 10 n .oA reference hay
Fs5- -. '5o~%5t SAMUEL NoRE-
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NOTICE

rs hereby ciren % all Interested. That the Pooka IF The
i Eem.r-yIie Plank RoSi Company VIII he open To rrceiva
stock on said Road on the 1tta daE q AFri! =. D. loIS. a.
he following pltces, viz: Hanover u E-anscs5 ore, in Sen
t.cri!le; at ia mes Budds. in ta-leEa, a. Maxwell Corners
r. Martin S Store; Ezi =: tn store ii toS q t;ca!, n " eas
.rvI!i-. b order Of the Co<pcr~:ors of said Company.
Cclltrevil-, March ). iSsS.-it
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

MI C. BoYNTok q few days since sold
HE farm, q short distance south Of town, TO
Mr. CHARLES GRoss, for $40, per acre
There are indications of considerable activi-
y in real estate sales this spring. though at
pfices considerably below those realized du-
ring the specializing mania hat prevailed a
few years since--
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

KEMP's WoRM PAsTILEs CONNIE them
selves to children by their tempting appearance
and nice favor, and to mothers By the uneTring
certainty with which they remove all kinds Of
intestinal worms They should be KEEP as o
standard remedy in every household where
there are children, being decidedly preferable
to the mercurialized vermifuges which are not
only of doubtful efficacy but exceedingly nau-
may be proper 70 state that BaIsToL's SARsAPA-
RILLA, SO justly esteemed for its long series of
cures of s~erofula, consumption, liver disease
and cutaneous eruptions, is now manufactured
by . new process and in = more concentrated
form, and is adding daily to its popularity by
new Jriumphs. Tn genuine article has = fac
simile of D. T. lanman 81 Cos signature Oh
the envelope.
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JoAa Hahn

'o2 H.la BY yiss9s s. Of an 5,a s,ss : ga, e
5: M ' 4 P r r c. Of Common Pleas q Delswsrs
I'd. l65S. between the hours Of le oc lock a. m and Z O'Clock
2 m, n the tosn Of OEyegreen. in Porter township, the
following described property. viz Ten thousand Rzi4r0ad
Ties, more or less, lying near the railroad track IN kings
ton End Porter townships, in Delaware county, Ohio
March Il, IS t$I,5I CRAS- HERNIA sheriff.
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Materials,

CRUDEH's ara Browns Concordances Of ts Holy
" Scriptures, sold by
Jan. q, less. Z. DICKINSON & son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

NoTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have been
IN appointed and qualine1 as Administrators OF the Esta e
OF Jasper Diekerman, decd, late OF Delaware Co, ohio.
An pc. sous interested will govern themselves accordingly.
ECS1CE l~liCkEkMAS,
March IL. lS5e-St. FLETCHER w. U~ICkERNAN.
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w s E.
Public Sale.

7 will offer at Public Sale. OF my Farm one mic South of
J. Delaware.
On Saturday, April Sd, 1858,
my STOCK AND ARMINI UTENSILS. consisting of
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Wagons,
Ploughs, Harrows, &c.
A,so-one BUGGY almost new, and if not previously sod.
Nineteen Head of FAT CATTLE.
Terms made known on day of sale.
March Il, ISIS. &c BOENTON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

We are again under obligations to Mr..
WALDO, Agent of the U. s. Express Com
parry, for late St. Louis papers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
The State of Ohio, Dezaware Co. IS.

RIcHARD RHODES. Plaintiff, Delsware Common Pleas.
STEPHEN MAMANY, Defr. meni.
THE Defendant, a non resident of said state, wiltake no.
i tice, that the Plaintiff, on the Esd day of January, A. ID.
1858, filed in the Clerks Office of said Court his petition A.
gainst you, alleging that you are indebted to him on three
promisory notes executed by you on the I'd day of Decem
her, A. d. 1851, each calling for the sum of one hundred
dollars, due on the LIST days of March, 1855, 1859 and 1869,
respectively. with interest from date-payable to Hiram
Lyon, and by said Lyon assigned to plaintiff; and alleging
that the defendant had conveyed his property with the Aau-
dulent intent Of hinderidg and delaying his creditors in the
calleoiion of their debts. The object aud preyer OF said Pc
against you, on said notes, when they become due. for the
several amounts thereof, with Interest trsm the I'd day of
December. A. D. 1851. An order of attachment has been
allowed by Hon. s. Finch, Judge Of said Court, and said
order has been duly issued and served. You are hareby
notified to answer said petition on or before the Sd day Of
April, A. D. 1858.
POWELL 4 VAN DEEAE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Feb D., 1858 t$Alz ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

GEORGE d. Prentice, the distinguished
Editor of the Louisville Journal, viii lecture
AT Templar Hall tomorrow evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
NOTICE
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists and Pharmaceutists.

Delaware House Bulldog, one door North OF the Fares
and Merchants Bank, delaware, Ohio.
AuR.S. 1856.
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- MARRIED.
On the 4th inst, by S. Main Esq, Mr. JoHN
to Miss MART z. BowKRs, all Of Troy.

HoLLowAY's PILLs-General debility, Low
spirits. and nervous irritation, are the inev ita-
bic consequences of Indigestion. Renovate the
stomach, clear the bowels, and regulate the Sc
eretions with these vonder-working Pills, and
the strength returns, the depression ceases, the
nerves become calm. This Is not theory, but
practical truth founded on long years of expe-
rience, volumes Of testimony, and the concur
rent admission of ali medical men who have ev-
er witnessed the effects of the remedy. In this
country, dyspepsia has heretofore been so Gem
mon q complaint, that it might almost be term
peptics, generally, are wise enough TO resort to
this remedy, the disease will soon become q
rarity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12

TUE owners of he !oss or lands .3ut:inz on Union street;
L ~ s.rn North &ad william Sir+e S are hereby nntii@d
thst the I ouncil have determines 10 grade 1atd section Of
this 3 greet. in accordance with the edt4n iiShrd grade thereof
And anv person intending to iustsnie d claim for any dam
age 10 auv properly sitna;e ed Of sad street, IN consequence
Of such grading. are hereby notified &c ls such claim with
the Recorder Of the Corporations, in writing, within SIX
weeks from the date hereof, or such claim Will be forever
therea ter debarred. The Proil- Of said stra=;- a. it IL III.
contemplation to CRATE the same. may BE- seen ~ the Mayors
Office.
Feb. l9. 1S5S.-4t HENRY s. LEDEC, Recorder
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Masonry and Plastering.

TIME undersigned, having formed a partnership in The
tr1te Of MASG Y, 6c, are ready al Al times To tike
c1niracIs for LAY ing Isri OK or stone, or Tor Plasrering eiti4cF
II, IA " or country, upon SPORT notice and raas0niae.e terms.
Residence of bolh par ncrs IN Gu h I'elaw IRE.
}. +. GJOD& IN,
THOS. DIVISION.
Ss,-,h I 1853 =,S
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SHERIFF SALE.

HoLLoEArs ARsAcA rLAsrKas. foe pains IN he
N Side. Breast and Baek-sor sale br
STARR 1 70, Druggists,
March L, f5S-3n No 5 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Farm For Rent.

A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT SIXTY ACRES Or
"A pasture and flstle land-soil equal 10 any in 1ht
rvuhty-ad. dining the corporation OF Delaware. Inquir'
Mares Il, ls5s-zt {. FLATr.
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20Oo Bushels Corn Wanted.
Sale CT Real Estate by Executor.

n onrsuance Of an or Ter III the Probate Court of D-ia-
L ware county. OhiI, the un1rrs gaed Executor of Rhnia
Wells dec4astd 4. viii otter for sale the following described
prem;srs- to vi: the west half "f ia.Lot g. fronting o. the
sstd c,ustr, on the 10 h day of Apri! next. between the hears
rF , and / O'CLOCK ?. m. at the door OF the Court Iionse in
D.s ware Terms mads known a. The time OF ss!e-one
:hi- of the purchase money 10 DE paid down.
JOSHUA NJ. WELLS, Erecu-cr-
By PowELL 4 VAN DEN2S, AS Any.
March s lSyS- IS,Ii II
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Four! Flour! Flour!

FEN ~ undersigned have opened a FLOUR AND FBED
L SrOkE in the r1nfn formerly occupied by Vim. Duden
I'll Son IA Delaware. where they will at all times keep On
hand a good stock az
Flour, Meal, and all kinds of Feed,
and will deliver Flour at he wholesale or retail prices. as
low rs cum BIZ bought!n De ware. Call and ace before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Orlers can be len at the Stere of Williams 4 Co.
e. CANAAN IL SONS.
AcR I~-#ies7tr
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An Ordinance

For the Election of Marshal by the legal Voters
within the corporate limits of Delaware,
Ohio.
Sec. ]. Re il nria:ued by the rornc4i of the incorporated
Village of Delaware, That on the INST Monday ei April IN
by he legal va eS residing within said Corporation, an! the
election aforesaid shall be held in the same manner as 9TH
er elections tor Municipal officers are conducItd-
See. .. II shall be required OF the said Mtrshal. thus cleo
led. 10 faithfully perform ALL the daies imposed upon him
as Marshal, according 0 Law; and he snail receive in coz,
8 Iteration for services thus performed Three Hundred and
Slxty-aEe Dollars per Annum, exclusive Of Le costs made
by him in the dis charge Of his Guy as Marshal OF said In
corpuratrG \ n!age; aEd shan hold ais Office 0ntii his succes
scr l. elected and 1ua.ihet-
Attest: Z .BUkR, Mayor
J.. s. LE Dec. FecorGer.
Feb. 10, iS5s.-H,;
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Boots! Shoes Rubbers I
Kansas News !

@AfAl&1c0 ~ w .
AND PROVISIONS IN THIS TER
ri,ofS are eAeeedlngy scarce, but at the New Firm o
L. W .LirTELLa and z. If LEE Will be found a good MnsoEt
iuento!
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which viii be sold atthe lowest figures. Remember the oh
stand % G. X Lee, opposite the lislsware House.
NJ InTt.e AL our Oil cl>-ou.eFs and Tie puzzle in general
tokiTc IA a call and eZ1ul nc for themselves, for we are de-
terIHlned to Leg SELL As CHEAF ~ 1HE CnEAPErf.
n. u. EiOar ia&cl to ialrlly residences free ofclerEe.
f. W. L1TTELL q G.. II. LEE.
Dec ware, March :, 1855 ~f
RE~ those who are indebted to C. h. Lee are requssta
Gala AL s4Nle Ia ,ir Ac:n ants without delay.
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e.

zs TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: /
Gxsk ssededaes % nst6Sa hires saomfks. q, 80
Ssrssg GAs gear $500; otter t1e expSratSan Of
s1s gsar, 5 2,so.
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THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets.

toyrscted useElg By R. E. IILLs & Son, Whole
sails and Retail Grocess, NOD Williams gtock.
n z IT 4 +.
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Emit Jars.

A large lo: of GLASS sELF-sE NLiNG FRCIT JAI
IA juAt received II the Drug Store of
July 81, 81. CORNELL 4 PUMPHRBV
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March Appointments.

ID r. 2. TqBBs. WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
DELAwARE, American House, Wednesday. "a
MAREsvLLz, Union House, Tuesday, IS
MARION, c. S. Hotel, Friday, &c March.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
Steel pIoua.

A good article az :hc EAGLE STEEL aud GTLI'S COM
n BIENTIoN vii Dc found 81 oar Ware-Iooms. Also a
lie - Ither II SE>S-alI OF which we oter 10 tAe pThIt', bEIity'
ing them to be 81 goo1 MAKES 80 arr offered toT sale. AL
PiowS sud ~ - ali Ge n e ! warranted.
March 3, 50. Ci"iNNB4RLAIN d AVERY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
LIME! LIME!

THE undersigned is extensively engaged in the manutac-
l. ture of
Pure White Lime
on the Scioto River, 5 miles West of Dell ware and a short
distance south of the S. NJ { p. Rail Root Having foCR
LARGE kiLNs, ne is enabled 10 keep 4 CONSTANT SUP
PLY ON HAND, so that his customers may rely upon be-
ing supplied on call. HIS Inns has been EITENsIyEIY UsEp
and UNIVERSALLY APPROVED BIT ALL. and pronounced by
most competent judges
THE BEST LIME IN THE STATE.
The best evidence of Its superiority is found In the IsRgR
and RAPID increase In the demana for it, being FoUR FOIL
EACH SUCCEEDING YEAR since its iutrod SATIsFAc.
TION INSURED Or TIE MONEY REFUNDED. 1t Will be deltv
cred on The cars of the Springfield, Nj. Vernon l. P~ittsburgl
Rail Road, ut my switch, when desired.
Orders addressed to the undersigned at Delaware. o.
will be attended TO.
RICHARD COLvIN.
March s, 1851. stf
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J. j. ALLEN s. co.
DEALERS IN
Millinery and Fancy Goods,

Main Street, Delaware, Ohio. one door North
of B. Diokinson's Drug Store.
INFORM the public, ESPECIALLY rue LApIES, aad ':he
L rest OF mauk had,' that they ars now opening, ard Gun
stan5ly reccivIdK fresh from tho Eastern ci;ies.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY GOODS,
Amo;sG WI Gil NAY pE FouNS
Enlbroideries,
Edgings and Insertings,
Ladies Collars-all kinds,
Boys and Misses Collars,
Jackonets and Swiss-all kinds,
Flouncings-L1dies and Misses Hosiery.
Ladies and Misses Shoes,
Head Dresses of all kinds, &c. &c.
millinery saI Dress Making
carried on in ali "a branches. Ladic@ and Mtsaee Dresses
Bonne;s. so. male TO order IN the uasi approved styles sne
latest fashions. We aaser oursrlves thas we shall he able
to please tho most fastidlous IN this department, as we have
sesnred tAe services Of y Lady OF acknowledged ability,
late and experience. and whose aktlfis uot surpassed, and
perhaps netequaiiod. by any
Delaware. serts5, isS1.~tf
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SCOTS line Gfant Corn & Cob III

TIME atsention OK Farmers and Stock F.eder
i Genersiivi Is respectfully called to tEis i1ili
ito bmost important article OF tho kind now IN
re, cefft only well adapted to grinding Cob Meal
for Stock, but CRISIS for the table. In setting
:his mill no mechanic or frame work is necessa-
ry, only requiring 70 Ue fastened to q floor OF
platform, is easily adjusted. and can DC used by
any body, even child. For sale by
Dec. 90. CHAMBERLAIN & AVERY.
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The Ladies' Repository,

"QUEEN OF TIE M~uErRLIEs,"
& $50. tn NATIONAL A AZTNE. p Monthly Of rare
"A nleri,. IL lsrated with fine picior:tl e~n:telIshneais-
pr.ce p reAtE per NUMBER or. Two coil. rs per arthuEs. For
saio at the NEW BOOK STORE
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Crockery

WE hsTo Just received E large Invoice Of the newest
w styles and finest quality Of
White Granite, and other Crockery and Glass
Ware,
which we will sell at lower prices than anv other house In
neia ware county. We can furnish complete lining and
Tea sets, or We can sell any number OF pieces wanted.
Call and see The styles and prices, and SAVE MONEY EFT
Buying WHERE roU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST. T~hatplace is
CAMPBELL & LITTLE'S.