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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Special 4otiees.

HoLLowAY's PILs.-The changes of climate
and, above all, the varieties of water, encoun-
tered in traversing even a small portion OF the
United States, are severe trials to the traveller
In order to secure the system from the evil con-
sequences SO frequently resulting from these
with Holloway's justly celebrated Pills, 1t is
beyond dispute that in all cases where the stom-
ach and bowels are disturbed by change of air,
water or diet, Tor any other cause, they quick
Iy and invariably restore the tone of the one and
the regularity of the other. Visitors to or res
idents in the alluvial districts of the South and
West, will find them a certain remedy for bilious
affections and Intermittent fevets.
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Estate of Addison =. Merrill
New Sugar, Crop 1868.

tow Hhds .iust received. The 1nAMty y SIEeEteE
n oct 20. '6e. ~ 4 lyle @SOr
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TO THE SICK.
June Appointments.


DR- H, TUBES will be in attendance nd Sol
DELAWARE, American House, Wednesday Aftsruoou ana
Thursday, June % and 23,
MARYsyILIE, Union House, Tuesday, June q.
cARDISGIeS, Exchange Hotel; Friday. june e.
MARION, Unlted stat S Hotel, Monday, June2 81.
For Consultation upon all Diseases Of the Throaa, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen
Also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rhepmatsm, Nervousness, Debility
Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and Fewer, Fits, hnpu +,
rites Of the BloGd, ~Erupuens, Cancers, Ulcers, and a.
Other vsTiat.Ss Of king stae3ing com plants, both ExtsrDa
AMI Internal.
For sora ten years, Or. rubbs has devoted an eutrrs
tim 70 Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually.
may Of WHOM had exhausted every other resource With
in reach. liz NO CASE ARE MNKRN OR OTHER PoHONn nb
DOW TO DUun Up AGAIN. gke medicines can be taken
" II safety by the most de.cate, and patients may remain
~ aaE1a, and continue, Hltb prudence, haT ordinary diet
ami exercise, Hundreds have recovered undeR the treat
nent aftor friends and physicians had given NJ all hope,
tho indisputahlo~e TI1onco Of which oan always be NGn-
ishad. lnvaliss, anwever reduced or despairing, are In
v.t9d to san AID may be assured that no encouragement
viii be givo., o. expense incurred, without q eorrespend-
IDS pcsceet Of recovery.
Nk9NCMTls-IE worst STAGES eCREp.
Mr. W. stn reeidcs in East Cleveland, R IN v;goross
heolth, and a hving witness 10 the Permaneaee Of tho
cure.
IF. Trrne--Sir. when Inrst commenced your treat
maat, n few months since, / was much deoiltsted, aud
s1aorins from severe pam IN the sidst shortness Of oresth,
weakness IN the small OF the back, and nlEh@ s~eeee.
restlessacSs, coughing and expectorating protceefN, eten
IA sing . pint of wAssh Substance in q single morning,
took.Cold feSouentfv, ana a soreness and tncamatsou Of
the throAt Of Two years standing seemed Increasing and
extending down uron the lunFs. Al times ! beoamc 90
d;Ssg as Il fsn, nnless near some object Ct support. ny
te Of your medicine I was entirely relieved, ard EN- move
as well and &c strcrg as ever before in my lite and am
az wsrE thforrn az Einis Of weather, and thoalgA some
times wet, n>;ther cough nor soreness Of throat have tsOas
Alee me N le least Yours respectfully.
East 0eve.ana, iee. rs, 1850. JANE q w%DcA-
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THE Fnosr o 5ArrRDAY N1oHf.@-In anoth-

The FRosI. OF SATURDAY NIoHT--In anoth
er column " give q number Of dispatches
from various points IN reference to the eaects
of the severe freeze Saturday night hast. In
this region it made a clean sweep Of corn and
potatoes. and in some instances the wheat also
suffered; though we are inclined to think that
such as was sown early and had nearly attained
maturity is uninjurcd, except perhaps. an eeea-
sional lot unfavorabIy situated Z q
In our own garden which Jared no worze
probably. than Others: grapes, except where
trained against a building, were destroyed, as
also the present seasons growth of wood to a
great extent; raspberries, b~laekberries and null
berries killed, together witha considerable luan-
tity of the currants, peas killed in the pod,
and tomato, cucumber. sweet potato and other
tender vines, destroyed. One variety of pear
we find injured, but numerous other varieties,
with apples and peaches, have 50 far as can be
Judged from present appearances sustained no
harm.
Wesunderstand that early Sunday morning
the Thermometers indicated eight degrees below
the freezing point
In some instances corn is being replanted-
though it seems to be generally conceded that
except where very large and unusually forward
it will start up again and produce a fair yield.
The same is the case with potatoes-and for
,o.;t;co now and vioorous ornvth the Iafe ~
pious rain has Gene very q perfume.
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Chr Ntarkets.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly by R. L. Hills & Son, Wholesale ant
Retail Grocors, No. A Williams Block.
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Sad accounts keep coming. to us OF the effects
of the frost in the country about It was at
first hoped that it did not extend into New
York so that tIe harvest there would be saved,
but a gentleman from Batavia tells rs that in
Oneida County the injury one is very great.
He says that he covered his greenhouse plants
and vegetables about 8 o'clock Saturday right,
fearing a frost, but the next day found them
nearly all blighted, the injury having been done
previous to his closing the frames. All along
from that place to this the fruit trees are black
ened, and the vegetables cut down.
In all the neighborhood of Cleveland the
damage done is great especially to grapes and
peaches. A part of the apple crop is destroy
ed, principally the late varieties which are still
in or but just out of bloom. Grapes are a total
loss, except in a few cases where shelter was
afforded by buildings or otherwise. At the
Angler House farm, on the St. Clair road,
three acres of fine grapes are entirely cut off
Corn and potatoes are cut down to the ground
but these viii spring up again and be two
weeks behind the late growth. Nearly all gar
den vegetables are done for. sv
But the wheat crop, as a general thing, is
not-injured. In some townships heard from
some fields seem TO be blasted, but not extern
siyeIy. If this great staple is uninjured, thc
other losses can be better borne.-C1eueland
Leader. Saa
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Aetr advertisements.
Estates &c. for Settlement

TIL following Administrators, Executor and
1 Guardians have filed their papeas for final settle
ruent
deceased
John Knox, Administrator OF n. D. Cole deceased
Samuel Finley, Executor Of Bonneville Brownmiler
deceased.
seymour Scott, Guardian of minor heirs of joel Dun
bar, deceased.
MISE Dill, Guardian of minor heirso Of a. B. Dill. decd.
Mary Blebcr Guardian Of minor heirs Of Geo. Bieber
deed ~
There will be a hearing on the above cases at my Of
Zee, in Delaware, on Saturday, July 2, 1859.
l. RANNEY, Prodae fudge
Delaware, June 10, 1859.
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lot place to much confidence in the representations Oh
buyers. but keep posted On the markets, and when the
1ar market value can be had, sell
foKK. June 4-8anuaact9ress continue to p0r-
chase spaTingly, n anticipation Of lower prsees-The
sales OF the week have been quite light 1850 TBS extra
pulled sold at A3@46e and 20 ,000 TBS super at 35@40I
cash. The stocks OF medium and 6ne foreign are large,
and ImpeFtatens continue heavy. 1t IS quite probable
N yIeE or the cont znzencfeS-war in Europe, heavy I'M
portations, low prices Of goods, large exports Of specie
and tight money maFkes-faFuers VIII have to be salts
fed with the prlces quite as iow ssthese Of last year
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FoRTuNATE-Those farmers who sold their
corn and wheat at the high figures paid 0 the
announcement that a general European war
was highly probable, were very fortunate as the
prices of grain have somewhat receded, and il
is not likely they will advance again for some
time to come, to the former rates. We infer
this from the fact that they were higher in this
country than in any part of Europe, and con-
sequently the advance was purely speculative,
and not based on any necessity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

81 eaa REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. w. Mansur has
"a cold to John Haines jr. his two7story brick
49, building, at present occupied as a Furniture
Store, situated on Sandusky, between William
aa3a and Spring SITS. Price paid $500.
An eutlot of AZ acres, situated on Bonn
ford street, known as the Williams lot, was
sold at Guardian sale last Saturday. Price
paid'$92 per acre-Rev. NJ. 10y purchaser.
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1Oe Acres of Land for Sale.

THE subscriber would sell his Farm. at private
i Saie, stua ted IN Scioto township, delaware county,
OHIO, about ~ miles west from the ScioJ0 Bridge, OF
which there are about e5 acres cleared, and the balance
timbered- A good house and barn, and almost every
naeessirv onthouse- The farm is well watered, and an
extrs apple orchard persons wishing 10 purchase land
il this county, viii please call and see said farm before
they bog a bargain can be had by calling soon-
JunS 10, '59-%3t. JOS. MAUGANS.
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Sheriff Sale.

Richard "; Reynolds r z z virtue il 5;eo. Of an ne, execution e 2 s52,
]. stoutcnberg ct, al. Of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio / shall offer at public sale at she door OF the
Court Room in Delaware,
On Monday, the 18th day Of July, 1859.
between the hours OF 10 e'clocE a. NJ and 4 o'clock p. 70
of said day, the following described real estate, TO Wiz !:
In-lot No. al in Campbell & Little's addition to the town
OF Delaware, also in-lots as now numbered 1853, 1859,
l160 and 1l6I, formerly designated with the excepted
OF in-iot 1881 as in-lots Il, /, ]: X, and L, in the admin
istration Of VIM. Becdles's addition to the town of Del
aware. Lots No. 1859, 1160 and ll61 at $40 each lot
No. 1859 at $50 and lot No. Ell at $50.
CHARLES HERMAN, Sheriff.
June 3, '59-sts. pfS2,Oo
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See advertisement.
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NOTICE.

against dence IS @ t6s p plaintid fG IN
John & Caroline Crate known, viii take notice that
Christopher kerchner u the county Of Delaware, Ohio,
did, on the Sd day Of March, A, D. 1859, file his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for Delaware
Crate setting forth that the said John Crate and Caroline
Crate executed a mortgage to the said hEfstepher kerch-
ner on the property formerly known as inlot No. Ct in
East Delaware, said lot now designated as inlot No. 726,
in said county Of Delaware, to secure the payment of one
hundred and fifty dollars with 10 per cent. interest from
September 18th, 1858, according to a certain pronissory
note referred TO in said mortgage and praying that said
John Crate may pay said sum now claimed to be duo with
interst, or that said premises may be sold TO poy the
same, and the said John Crate is notified that he is requir-
ed to appear and answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday after the 18th day of July, next.
C. r. AcELROY,
June s, '59.-*Gw Attorney for Plaintiff.
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rious injury,

Day GooDs AT AUcrIoN.-A large and Sc
lect stock of Dry Goods has been opened in
the room recently occupied by Messrs. Camp
bell & Little, which that prince of Statesmen,
w. r. KEST, will run of at auction without
regard to price. The stock embraces a large
lot Of Lawns, Bareges, and other Summer
Dress Goods, of the latest styles. Those who
wish to secure good goods at low prices would
= do well to call in. Sales during the day and
z@s evening.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 6, 1889.
RECONSTRUCTION s6.st@7.25 for superhne western
81. 10637. SO for common TO good extra round hoop Ohio
GRAIS-wheat 81, 75@1.So for common winter red
western 81. oo@2. 10 for white Michigan: S1.IS for mixed.
Corn CSC. for all kinds. Oats 54G555c-
.PRoy1sIoNs-Beef S7.0c@7.50. Mess Pork SIS. 016.
Prime Pork s26- 60. Lard II q az Bacon lie
and sL69Xc for shoulders Butter II 6017.
Lipsced oil active, English sells at e2A9eSc.
Tailow 11k
Whisky 30Ec. -.. CA
Cheese solo for new.
GsocER1rs-sugar7@74c c. Molasses se@4oe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

CoMMEScEaExT-Tle annual Commence
meut exercises of the o. w. University, and
the o. w. Fen.a.e College. came Oft the present
week, closing yesterday evening The number
of strangers attracted to our town seems to
have been quite as large as heretofore, and their
departure this morning, together with the pn-
pills from both institutions, causes a marked
contrast in our streets from the appearance tley
presented during several processing days
Everything connected with the occasion passed
off pleasantly and to the satisfaction of all inter
ested-the only drawback being the inability
of a great many who desired to witness the ex-
e~rcises. to do so, in consequence of the circum-
scribed limits of the room in which they were
held.
The addresses of Presidents Thomson and
DoNELsoN were able productions. peculiarly APP
propriate to the occasion, and were listened to
by large and appreciative audiences.
The graduating class ia the University num-
'bered twentysix, composed Of the following
E young gentlemen: E. NJ. Williams, Cincinnati;
w. T.. hltiOcki Ilqaa, w. Il. WCosVOi;
DanviiIe, His; NJ. NJ. Walden, Primrose, Iowa;
ID Stout Cincinnati; SIS. Stivers, Pomeroy;
{. P. Smith, Lynn, Iowa; N. Sites, Bellevelle;
L-H Richards, Chatham Centre; NO. Pierce,
Aurora Ind; J.. p. Patterson, Cedarvillc; D..
&. Mitchell, Sumnersville, KY; j. McGauley,
Fostoria; /. Mast, Morgantown, Penn; H. s.
Markey, Frederick. Nd; A. E. Lee, st. Glars
vile, s. B. Hamilton, Redwood; j. B. Cor
{. such, Hamilton; a. c. Eversole, Mooreis Hill,
Ind; T.. B.. Ellington, Eldora, Iowa; /. Crook,
'Cresenvile; 4. j. Clark, Clinton, Ills; ], W.
Bushong. Oxford, Ind: G, c, BsaNsa Chester
vile s.esd Hooks Of d daughter, The sui
Is far too sacred for us to decide upon bu
behooves every parent who has a child 81
with personal beauty, not to expose her to
den JRatery.
Your children. being thus brought up t
dustry, will soon be profitable to you
teaching them early the art of thriving,
will assist In adding to your thrift.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June sth, 1859.
TRANSFORMATIONS Sc. 7506.S0 for superhne. Extra
$500
PRovrroxs-Mess Pork SIG. 5o@16.e2 Shoulders ia
&C., for sides $685.. Lard IL &C.
GRocERIEs-Molasses 45c sugar 50, prime * cot
fee common lie. fair l2c., good 124c., and prime 12Tc.
GRAIN-Wheat 81 .3OaI.45 corn s1@s5o.; Rye 9o@9e5
barley 62663c. oats 54@55c
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NAPOLEON, Henry Co, o, July I, 1868.
DE-. C. W. RoBAcK--Dcar Su:-Eor the ben
eft of suffering humanity, permit us to an
nounce, through the columns OF your Circular,
the surprising properties of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. which is e sure
cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. We
have several persons in town who have been
suffering with Liver Complaint and Indigestion,
and Notwithstanding that we have as good phy-
sicians as can be found in Northern Ohio, yet
the disease batled their skill. Consequently We
were in a state of dependency, until we com
menced using your Pills, through and by the
advice of our friend, Mr.. Brennan. We used
the medicine according to directions, and are
now full of life and hilarity, and our gratitude
is equal to our improvement IN health and spir-
its. When we take into consideration what VIC
have been, and what we are at present, we feel
like charging ourselves of the sin of ingratitude,
if we did not try to announce to the public the
great benefits OF your Medicine. Therefore, We
recommend to the public at large, the expedi-
ency of having recoIse to your Medicine, and
consequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel to be our duty, in advising persons who
are suffering, to make use of the only true and
sure cure for the diseases already mentioned.
MEs. GWEN.
Mrs. BRENNAN.
MISS HEAToN.
C.. C. SPELMAN.
See advertisement. June 81 mo.
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T FITS FITS
zANsE,slEKSzTAsLE ExIRACT

Forthe Cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who ara faboring under this distressing ala,
Il dy viii And HANCE'S VEGETABLE EPILEPIlC
Pills 10 be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy or Failing Fills
These pills possess . specific zctson on the neryeassys-
TEN; and, although they are prepared especially for the
purpose q curing Fhs, they viii be found Of especial Den
edtf for all persons addicted with weak nerves, or whose
nervous system has been Frustrated or shattered from any
cause whatever In Chronic cofnplaiHts, or diseafes Of
ceedingly beneficial
city. enclo1ing a remittance. giIl have the pills sent them
throughthe mail. free Of postage For sale BY SETH 8
HANCE,. No los Baltimore street. Baltinores Nd, TO
whom ordersfrom ansparts Of the Union must be address
ed. july 50 1e5S-&ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

Death to all Vermin.
As Spring approaches,
ANTS and REACHES,
-5. From their holes come out,
And MICE and RATS, -
In spite Of Cats,
Galy skip about.
BED-BUGs bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you slu1nber,
While insects crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
IT sTRULY WONDERFUL WITH La CERTAINTY
Rats, Reaches, Nice, Moles, Ground Mice, Bed -Bug Ants
Moths, Mosquitoes, Feas, Insects on Animals, in short
every species of VeFnin, are utterly destroyed and ex-
terminated by
:" Oostar's - Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator,
:" Costar''s - Bed-bug Exterminator,
"Costar's " Electric Powder, for Insects,
Supplied direct by mail, to any address in the United states
as follows
On receipt of 81. 90, a box OF the Raj, ROACH, &c Ext
On receipt OF 200, a box each of the RAT, ROACH, &c,
Ext and ELECTRIC POWDER, (sent postage paid } sui
hcient TO destroy the vernnln on any premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where.
"CosIAR's PRINCIPAL DEPoT, 40 BROADWAY, y. y.
P. S.-Circulars, terms, &c, sent by mail Oh application.
H&-wHoLEsAIE AG'Ts FOR WEsT'N Pa, ONO, INDIANA, &c,
At Pittsburg, Pa. B. L. FAHSEsToBK & Co., and others,
At Cincinnati. O.....-.....--.J JONI D. PARK, "
At indianapolis, Ind. -. ROBERT BROWNING,
June 10 ,'59-#6t
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School Examiners Notice.

THEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
II school Exam iners of Delaware county wll meet at
the Central School House in the town of Delaware every
Saturday, except during the months of january, Febru-
airy, July and August during which months the Board
will meet on the s5ro1,d and fourth Saturday, only, of the
said months respeetivr'v, Examinations will commence
at one O'Clock, 4. m. Caadifdtes MUST present satisfactory
testimonials y good mqrdi character.
by ordtr oil the DpaId,
june 5. i5a-4tf. ". L. HARRIS CLERK.
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Good Employment for
young EIen.

TlHE Subscriber offers rare inducements to Men
/ seeking employment, to sell Notions, Fancy and
elry, Lthograph Prints, &c, sc. A few dollars capital
required only, to commence with. To eveGy young man
OF energy, success is certain. Apply in person at the
Wholesale store of JOHN MILLER,
June 10-#5t. III Town ST., Columbus o.
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urEn.

In Columbus, "a Saturday the 18th inst. of
scarlet fever, IoyE, eldest daughter of Manfred
n. s Mahala A. Griswold, aged 4 years, 6
months and Is days. The funeral Will take
place. at the house of 5udge Griswold. in Del
aware, tomorrow. at 10 O'Clock a N. from
whence she will be taken to Oak Grove Gene
tery for burial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

L-ExlSaToN, KY, May 27-B. @. Blancoe-
Jaior Of Fayette county Jail, was called up al.
Ter retiring last night, BY man who ripped
open his abdomen. The wound has proved fla
tal. lila a~ssailant (unnamed) was arrested
There ID great excitement. ga5s41
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

CoUNTx BOARD OF AGRIcuLTURE.-The
managers of this Society will remember that
the time to which the board adjourned was to
june IL tomorrow ten o'clock at Jones &
Carpers ofHce-and they must be o. hand.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June stb, 1859.
F1oUR-s7. 1897. so for Red Wheat Extra, 81 for snper-
fine, and Ss@.S so for double extra.
WHEAT ] .55-CoRS S~4@S5c-BARIEYe Csc.
MESS PORK Sl6-MEss BFEF S1o@11-HAMs1 oc--sHouL-
DERs 7Ec. LARD 129121zc-BrTTER 6@l4c-CHEEsE Z
rs -EGGS1 10.
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WHOLESALE NOTION
- A N D
-~~- @"~- -

EAN tx SAoI&GI.
r0NsIsTING of Notions, generally, Hosiery,
~ era vats, Gloves, Gloves, Neck Ties, Handkerchfet
Irish Linens, Laces, Table Cloths. Stationery of every
description, Lithograph Prints, Mahogany, Rosewood
and Gilt Frames Threads, Combs, Business Cards, Nee
dies, Pins, Twines, Bindings, Trimmings, Buttons, Sus-
~penders, Meraoranduns, Rubber Goods in great profusion.
Also, Blank Book of all kinds, School Books, Toy Books
and Primers, Wall Paper, and a full supply of Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware. And in short, everything in the No
tion, Fancy and Stationery line.
lie Subscriber has Just returned from the East, and is
now opening a fresh supply. The attentention of Merch-
ants and Peddlers Is invited. The Goods will be sold cheap.
John MILLER,
June 5,-#6w Ill Town St., Columbus, o.