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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Total amount of Receipts. !
EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES.
TO Additional Ground purchased for
the use of the Society. 1862 rs
SA1A7Tuterest on same. 10 80
Removing House from Fair Grind p 80
.sqq s.. Amount expended for improve
..'.-e. nneuts on Ground ........... 565 ID
zIze a Making Fence around the New
Grounds 214 66
Nao''" Experimenting Improvements, ID.
XII p. Havens, 80 days. ....... Sc 90
h.. !" experimenting improvements, Jno.
-'-lss WolHey, "a days ........... AZ 90
.<xi.s Lumber from A. Worlinc. :. 81
g Salary of Secretary for the year. Is 90
s7s~-. Assistants during the Fair 8 90
. Salary of Treasurer for the year. 25 90
. Assistants during the Fair 80. 10 o.
-e'sz" Managers, Policemen, Gate Keep
ers, &c, c............... l34 90
a Printing Bill to A. Thomson. -. y 90
xsf4" G. F. Stayman.. Z 90
VI. q Amount awarded in Premiums oil
of which has not yet been call
zJ.7a ss4z ed for. S95 90
cuff Total. S3l48 "a
CHARLES ARMSTRONG, Treasurer.
j. S. JONES, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Fish Fish 7

q BARRELS WHITE FISH
SO 100 Kegs White Fish,
so do. Pickercr,'
90, do. Trout,
IS do. Catfish,
25 do. Bass and Bay Fish,
All in bright, new packages, warranted Spring caught
and full weight. For sale at the 5oHsst narket pricee.
may %, 80. -*4m r. F. HILLS \ SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
ST. Mich olas Gote1,
Rfnad way. New York

YTFHEN COMPLETED. SIX YEARS AGO. THEST. MICH
wv OI.AS was universally pronounced the most mag
niftent, convenient ,'and thoroughly organized establish
ment of the Kind on this continent.
What it was then, it remains ~to-day-rfhout a Tirdi
IN size, in sunlptuouSnesS, and in the general elcr1ents Of
comfort and enjoyment 3D..
The FHGcl has decentralization for l coo GtEsTs ,includ,
ing 100 COMPLETE sUnEs OF AFART4ENTs for families.
SIX HUNDRED PERSONS can be comfortably seated at the
tables OF its three public dining rooms, and nothing that
moiern art has devised Tor the convenience and sociaJ
gfatiira1lon OF che travelling public has been omitted il
its plan, or neglected. in Is practical details.
The early reputation Of the house aetoHe and abroad
derived from its magnitude ,jts snpcr3 appointments an
its humc.hke comforts anil .65urtss, has heen enhanced
every year by the unwcarici excrtions Of the prnprctors
aug 3l-TSm, Tl;EADWELL, WHl1COMB x co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Road Notice.

NOTICE s hereby given that a Petition will
1v be presented TO the BOARD of Commissioners Of
delaware county, Ohio. at their next December session,
paying for the vacation of il certain road in Thompson
township. in said county, which said road is described as
follows Beginning in the County Road running @rstcr-
ly fr"m Cones Mills at a point on James NJ. Cherry's
farm and on {oi nrar) the ncrth line of V. 81. Survey;
No. 6l54, thence i'll 4 southcriy direction to a point in
SAID Cherry's farm, thence westerly to the west line of
said Chcrry's farm. And praying, also for the Iocasion
and essabish:Eent oil a hew County Road as follows To-
wit Beginning at the point last named (n the aforesaid
road to be vacatrd) on the west line or j. N. Cherry's
land, and rum iAg thence in a northeriy direction until
it intcrseets the first named road running west frSm
Cones Mills. Nov. 2, 1S6O-f4t
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Publications.

FrF THs AMERICAN REFORM T&ACT M BOOK sc
ciety and of the american Bible Society. For sal
at r. NUNS Jewelry store, sign of the Big Clock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
DON'T be Deceived,

you can get a Good Elevated Oven Cook Steve
il with complete furnitu e for SIS 10 &lS, WAKE A.TEs.
at tlks laEye strive and Tin store of II. EVANS JR. '
CT HIS stove is. superior to the stoves that are nod
died through the county which arc manufactured BY L.
u -hahNihs at hredericktown, Ohio. tAug. 1o,'Gs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Grass Kettles.

Just received another lot of Large Brass Ket
Oct 20, 80 G. c. o~HAMBERLAIE,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
G. CLARK,

Mr.. Dodge will be assisted on this occasion by the dis
tinguished Poet and Vocalist,
JAM G.. CLARK,
Who is Justly styled, by the leading papers of New York
and Boston, THE BALLAD SINGER OF AMERICA.
Admission 25 cents Children under IL years Is cents.
Doors open at Ga. Entertainment to commence at
TX O'Clock. The entertainment will close at Q O'Clock.
Owing to future engagements, there will positively be
but one entertainment given in this plae, and there will
be No Poaponentent, lei the weather be uhat@ may
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Watches

A FULL assortment Of Fine Engiish, 'sWi&l fa4
"a Afrrric6n EeEcr aud TePine Watches, ~ Gold ,SsNn'NeH
and Plated Cases. JUST received, aud Will re sold ~
prices quite satisfactory to ,Ne. pprohaScERt.. .I4n~r
jane /. 80 Ell. No, 8wIEIIAIs mocK..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Che Warkets.
Delaware MarRe

UeIaware Marx
Corrected weekly by r. I. Hills & Son, Wholesale and
Retail Groccrs, No. 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
THOMAS EVANS. yr.
YEOuse

ZONE In Delaware and adjoining Counties ON
IL short noticc--lnaterial and workpaiship warTaIE
c + 10 be the best--pIices low-leave your orders at thO
Large Stove and Tin Store of 4. EVANS IN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Sundries.'

on KEGS Newcastle Bi Carb. Soda.
GO rs Boxes Pearland Corn starch.
SO Boxes Tallow Stearine and star Candles.
80 Boxes No. l and German Soap.
For shle b9 r. T. HILLS q SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Clocks
Repairing.

A GREAT variety of styles and priced WITH q
"A, without alarms noW Opening at
June /, cost. G. PLATTE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-25
Cutlery.

T.fINE Ivory and Bone Handle Table RMivug
II Fine P3EkSt knives, Raznrs and Scissors, Of the moua
Approved fihkSrs, sill be found selling cheap - she
6welry Store Of c. PLATT..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

Judge Wilson, on W Wednesday, sentenced
Mr.. Bushnell to Imprisonment for sixty Gays
in addition to the prOtTacCed time he has al
ready been in confinement to pay a fine OF
six hundred dollars, and the costs Of prosecu-
ton. The prosecution has been made rs eX
pensivo as possible, and the costs must be
heavy. ..
This severe penalty is inflicted for an ACT
which no one can cali crime. II was merely
the exercise of the ordinary instincts ofhuman
ity. Manhood must be annIhilated before men
can look upon the seizure of fellow man
and hurPyng him by force into hopeless slavery
with indifference, especially when, as ~ thu
case. the capture was attended by circumstances
that excited reasonable suspicious that, insteat
Of O seizure under the law, It was an attempt
| to kidnap without warrant Of law. To inter
fere in such cases, even in violation OF law, II
nothing but the exercise Of the natural impul
| ses and instincts common TO all mankind, OK
| cent when debased by baTbarism or base sub
mission to tyranny.
| The sentence Of Bushnell is totally destitute
| Of that impartis,,ty and independence on th'
| part of the Judge which naturally belongs u
! ins indicial ermine, and which might carry TO
spect for even a severe judgment. The spirr
! of a malignant President at Washington governs
the sentence PRONOUNCED on Bushnell, as hi
orders through the wires have directed the pro
ceedinRs of the Marshal A disappointed, veal
old man, who has achieved the object of hi
life long ambition only to find it turn to bitter
ness, seeks to vent his Yindetiyenesb and re
venqe for the disastrous failurs OF his admins
tration on the free people Of the North, whom
he hates most because be betrayed them worst
To the disnase Of our section, be here ind
tools base enough to work his purposes for tn
pieces Of silver he has in his gift - -CgiuHba
State Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16
The slave Cases Eject upon tho PsopI'

The Slave Uates-Eneot upon tho People.
The following paragraph from the Washing
ton correspondence Of the Ohio State journal,
might be read aloud with profit by the Court
crier in the Government castle, at each open.
ing and adjournment
The President no sooner begins his work Of
re uniting the several fragments OF the great
sham Democratic party, than Providence gives
to us other agencies by which we make Repub
lican voters BY the thousands and tens Of thou
sands. THE late slave cases Of Philadelphia
Cleveland and GAINESVILLE, have made tea thou
sand fresh Republican voters already. When
HanRman Foote got up in the senate and in
yited John j Hale to an imprOmptu hanging IN
Mississippi, Mr.. Douglas, who was present, de
| clarsd that the hanging speech had given 70 Mr.
Hale tan thousand additional adherents. And
this was perfectly true, though Calhoun DID
take the assertion Of his ally and tool in dud
econ. These slave cases, which so outrage lh'
feeliB0s of the decent people OF the North give
StTenSth to the Republican party, and the mor'
Democratic officials are mixed up IN the bpel
ness. the better for US. Do not the people no
tioe such facts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16
9petioI Nntifes.
WIGS | WIGS II WIGS !

BATCHELoR's WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all.
they are elegant, light, aasv and durable.
Fitting to oharm--no turning up bohind-no shrinking
athe head; indeed, thiss the only Establishment where
.hese thugs are properly understot and made
Aa 81 ,233 Broadway, New York.
ianlt w. FfsKE Cleveland Ohio, Agent. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

ER- A British officer writing from Teheran,
Persia, to the London Times, remarks "A Ca
thartic Pill manufactured by an American
Chemist, Or j. c. AVER, OF Lowell, Mass }
has cured the Shah, of Liver complaint that
threatened his life This simple fact, as might
be expected, renders the Americans immensely
popular here, while we English are overlooked
Doubtless our own scholars made the discov
cries which he employs, and thus it is in every
Thing we do the labor, then the mousiug
Americans put their mark on it and take the
reward Doct Aver is idolized by the Court
and its retainers here, which will doubtless be
reflected to him on gold snuff box, or diamond
hiIted sword, while not even the name of Davy,
Christoson OF Brodie-the great lights by which
he shines, is known. "--NeW York Sunday
Paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16
Judge SpnIding Candidate for the suprem
Kcnch.


We observe that the Hon. Rufus p. Spald
ing. of Cleveland Is much talked Of as the Re
publican candidate forSupreme Judge. If mind
we'll cultivated If varied laaming,if aprofound
understanding of legal principles, if ripened
judgment aud experience, if sincere homage
for the great rights of man, if burning love
for liberty and well tempered zeal for the APP
plication of its great principles, and fearless
and judcious proclamation of such principles
in ali his positions of activity, fit man, at thii
conjuncture of tho times, ier seat upon the
Supreme Bench of Ohio, then is Judge Spalding
eminently fit for, and deserving OF that posi-
ton
In his former Judicial career he adorned the
Bench, and would again be its brightest orna
ment.
Let the liberty loving citizens of Northern
Ohio sec to it, say we, that this profound
lawyer, and fearless and able advocate OF mans
dearest aud most sacred rights, has his nam'
duly presented TO the nominating convention
in which case all portions of the State will dc
themselves honor, we doubt not, by hearty
and favorable response, Portage Co. Democrat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16
MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES oV THE UNITED STATES:
Il has been my good fortune restore TO health many
thousands Of my country-women.
MY success has excited the malice Of the envous and
aous their prosecutions have served only extend
nd estab sh my f0poatph showeso Of grateful offerings
have fallen pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SO long am held in aectonate and
haukf remembrance by those who have experienced
kill can afford to Iospise tho ers Of mischief npers
nd slanderer
My friends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
for producing mcnstruation within the reach Of the
Ladesof the United slhs but indispositiont enter
ed occupied by quaoks with their perncous nosrums
fear that uuprnciped couutere.ers might palm
ne public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
tented from estahishins aeoHnesfor the sale of
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
yield 20 the enreaios Of patients and friend
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Did World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FEMME"
need only say, that Is IN liquid form, aud is exactly such
have used in ypatticeiu France for many years and
that it has failed to satisfactory result.
The Annie de Fsmme" aud asruation stand in the re
ation of cause and effect alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where It has existed and tC
restore it where it has any suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of dire,
ions on each bottle Of the Amie de Femme" will bearm
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be-
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 package, ~ ,,,,,o,r,
PARIS January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply thu
Annie de Femme at the Propriotors prices
aulO d&wly6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

This Way, Bhrnnm---A Niongtroua Doctrine
Hiram v. Wilson, u s Judge, Slavery sa-
trap, SC, has solennIy declared dnderan oath
of office, "beiHg instigated BY the Devil that
the issue Of warrant by Northern State Ma
gstrate for the arrest Of a Southern mau-stealer
is a erime-that to issue any process for the
purpose Of enquiring as to whether the man is
even stolen in accordance with the Fugitive
Slave Law, and with the object Of allowing the
thieves to go unpunished in the event Of its
becoming shown that they have confined their
theits within tue provisions of that infamous
enactment, but of dealing out proper justice to
them Il it is otherwise proven, is crime. Nor
has he stopped here He has gone further, and
decided that to adeiss or encourage the use Of
Northern State laws for the prevention OF mem
stealing, women-whipping and cradle robbing,
is crime, for the perpetrators Of which be can
have no sympathy. How monstrous
novel Get it, Barnum. You can rebuild
Iranistan with Tor by showing it. Who will not
give something to see the elephant Who will
not give much to see the sea-serpent The
two have been married, and you can travel and
"show" them together. Try it. If you cam
not make money at this, get the Devil, or some
other U. S. Officor---an U. s. Commissioner,fo
ance,--plenty Of them can be bought for
five dollars, (sco advertisement In Fugitive
Slave Law and 20 with the whole troupe.
' - 2aSn~ s-----
state COnvention-Lieutennnt Governor,
EpIroR LEADER The time for holding the
State Convention is rapidly approaching, and a
number of individuals in various parts Of the
State have been named as candidates for the
different offices to be filed this fall | consid;
or thia very important election, and tbs
triumph of the Republicans as essential to the
success of the Republicans in 1850 The StatC
can and will be carried by large majority, j
the State nominations are judiciously made
and the proper persons selected for our stan
dard bearers the coming campaign. / beliayl
the candidates should be prominent and popu
lar politicians, well acquainted with the politic
Of the State even to the minutest detail witt
regard to the finances and legislation of ou
State, good and effective speakers, and wilini
to devote considerable time to Csnvassing th
State during the campaign. BY your permiS
sion, l will suggest name for candidate 70
the office If Lieutenant Governor-one who i
L. well posted on all matteFs eogncctei with th'
politics of the State goEefnIn6nt--0ns Nb9
a prominent and active leader Of the party --on
who has spent considerable time in advancing
the interests ofth- publican party-one VIII
% ppblja speaker is not surpassed by man,
in the ranks Of t9e p4rY in the State, | meal
the Hon. o. P, BRowE, of RayOnna, Portag,
County 1t may be proper to mention that
suggest his name without his knowledge.
have but . slight personal Acquaintance wit
him, but politically haze kn9wn and ednire
him for years for his pnyielding opposition t
, rum and slavery, HAMILTON
Summit Co, o., May 9th, 1888,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16
Rev j. A. ThO1ne

We are pleased to learn that Rev J. A.
Thome, of Cleveland, has been elected Presi.
dent of the Board of Education in that city
Such an appointment indicates determination
on the the part Of the people to secure the best
influence in the city schools; and must be graf
flying to him as evincing an appreciation of his
interest in popular education and in the social
and moral improvements of the city. OJerlin
EpangeLiSk 5000
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RAyrNNA. May 5. 1859.

NANkNNAt way 70 AoVvs aII ..
-
To the Hon. III. v. Willson, Judge U. S Disc
HHI n trict Court
SIR LIN the report of yesterdays proceed
ings find in your address to MIR Bushnell, at
the time Of your passing sentence upon him,
the following
A man Of your intelligence must know, tha
if the standard of right is placed above and
against the laws Of the land, those who act up
to it are any thing else than good citizens or
good christians You must know that when
a man acts upon any system Of morals OF theo-
lopy which teaches him to disregard and VIC.
late the laws Of the Government that protects
him in life and property, his conduct is as orm-
inal as his example is dangerous,
History abounds with examples of resistance
to unjust aud oppressive laws, in which,
whether successful or not, actors have been
hOnored as patriots, and their names handed
down to posterity with reverence. All such,
however, you denounce as being anything
else than good citizens, or goed christians
and say their "conduct Is criminals and their
example dangerous" Passing by these let us
come down to the stirring time of the revolution
| in cur own country. What did Washington
and his compatriots do short of placing tn e
RIeHr above and against the laws of the land -
Did they not openly ,disregard and violate the
laws of the Government that protect them in
life and property" Did they not resist even
to blood Yet we celebrate the doings of these
| men by an annual jubilee, erect monuments to
| their memory, qnd inserlbe their names high
on the roll of fame, for posterity to read aud
honor But by what was their highly laudeL
resistance called fOrth!--a petty tax upon tea
and a Pallry stamp duty; that was all! And
what is the law, for the breaking of which
two of our citizens have been tried and
sentenced Us telops, aud some twenty
more are awaiting the same ordeal. Why
one thstis is an outrage upon religion, JUSTICE
! and humanity, which iorbids a man, under pair
and penalties TO obey the commands Of hia Ma
ker law infamous enough to have emanatel
from the bottomless pit
This is '!the head and front of their offend
ing" This iniquitops law you are putting
forth all your energies to enforce TO the spapda
of our city and State, albeit, previous TO you
appointment to office, you denounced it in un
measured terms "CORsiStency is a Jewell
Think you, sir, that such proceedings al
we are now witnessing will help TO support tn
totterng ed6ce of slavery Nay, verify
will tend to weaken the foundation, and hasteI
its fall; fall that sooner OF later must come
viii not stop slaves from seeking liberty,u ,uOl
prevent freemen from aiding them in their q
forts A Kentucky eAattel passed through oH
city since the commencement Of the Oherl
trials.
am sir, with the respect due to your ofliciI
character, Yours, VERITAs.
CLEVELAND, May IL, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

BY The following note Il will be seen that g
PaENriss, Esq declines being a candidate for
nomination for State Treasurer post for which
Mr.. p. possesses the best Of qualifications
10 ne Editors Of ht Portage CopHiY DcmoTqt
GkNrLEnEN;---I have noticed that you, with
others, have used my name in connection with
the State Treasurership, and pFesumingEthat
IL is the intention Of my friends to present il
to the coming Republican State Convention, it
seems proper for me 10 communicate my views
on the subject. luu l..
feel duty sensible Of the honor conferred
upon me by my friends in presenting my name
| for so honorable and responsible an office, and
| would cheerfully comply with their request,
could DO so consistently with due regard to
my private business, but careful review OF
the whole matter has induced me to decline
having my name GO into the Convention as a
candidate for the office named.
I VNVnVs saTFNr NrFfea
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THE GERHAN MsTRiySE E6hPANr
or OLEvEbAND, oH1o.

4 AJoINrsrocroorpInr
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N. Il. s0LoMoNsoN.

PRAoTIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPT1oAN
eeps largest assortment Of the most approved knds ol
PECT4CLES Allhis glasses whether for near OF far
ghed are gyOand under his wnmspecton, by machine
of anew construction with the greatest care, so as
sutthe eyes in al curing Weakness, Dizziness or
aaammatOno Of the Eyes and mpurng strength tof long
readipg or fine seWing.1 Va fs rsr......
~ N. II Solomonson would here inform the puhho
hethe never employs any in the sale of hsenses
r15- Also, a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CRoscOPEs CoMPAsSEs, &c, Vert op hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
IrOnoe3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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0obatfo au0 GtQnts.

JOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
Sb Wbole sale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO sNUff
aud CIGARS, in Hewitts Steam Power Block, West 81
near Canal BASIN, levelnnd, Quo. ncso1LS hZI