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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
; RELIEF IN TEN MIUTEs -

- VN VI Wv 3 N =
srs anfaihng in the cure Of Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bron
hitis. Sore throas, Hearseness. DLncuIt Breathing, Incl
pIent Consumption, and Diseases of the Lungs They
have no taste ofmedicine. and any child will take them
,Tho0sands have been restored to health fhathad before
despa4red. Testimony given In hundredsof cases. As
gle dose relieves In TEN KIsUTEs-
Ask for Brysn's Pulmonic wafers-the original and
enlx genuine Is stamped Bryan Spurious kinds are
offered forsaie. fwenty-hve cents box Sold by dealers
sseneFaly.
5esJ0B M0SBs, Sole Proprietor. Rochester. N. Y.
-hssF For Sale By & SON, Delaware. Ohio.
February IL. 1ss9-IY
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George and John Saunders, the young men
whose escape from Jail on the 2lst, we noticed
in our last issue, were captured the same even
ing near Bellepoint, and returned to their old
quarters.
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THOUSANDS and thousands suffer from the evil
4 effects of self-abuse. The consequences of this crime
against nature are so dreadful that if not prevented in
time the victim has to resign all hope of happiness in this
life. rsIfrG. #r
Having cured thousands, and restored them again TO a
useful life, / hereby offer my services, with the assurance
that any confidence put in me will not be betrayed. The
medicine is put up in packages, each containing sufficient
to effect a cure. Price So.
Letters must be directed TO DIR. FELIX BRUNoN,
Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office Box 90.
N. BAH other diseases of both sexes of a private or
delicate nature, as Affection of tho Kidneys and Bladder,
Female Diseases, &c, will be successfully treated, no
matter how long standing, by personal application or by
letter, stating full particulars of symptoms.
Over 1000 patients have been cured in the last years.
DIR. BRUNON,
Post ONCE Box 90, Philadelphia, :
April 20, 1s5o-Iy
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ProposaIs

WILL be received st the Mayors 0Hics, IN t&s
wv Town of Delaware, until the 3oth day d. AFfn
inst, for the laying OF T~ayemeuas, with good hard
Burnt brick, TO bc laid in sand, on unfinished poI-
tons as loa onlAnds ahuttng on Franklin street, setwesn
IsOmfofd and William streets on Sandueky street, from
Rliam stfeee u 4iiltstreet On William EtreeA, from esa-
.dasky street 70 the olentAngy styer and the, north Rds
Of Winter street, from Sandusky street TO Che Wire Sas-
psnsioh9 31agey aac contractors TO take assesaEsa0 %
the lots SO Improved. Specifications made known sk6@
Msv0fss ofhce. BY order Of the Council - III
- :, R.,sssE CHARLES II. McE1RoY Mayor:
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI. April 9th, 1859.
BREADsrrFfs-FIour- good demand at fun rates; sales
Of 500 bbls at 81. 7oef5 rs for ~superhne-
Is Whisky dull bat not lower; sales of 900 bbls at 23Ac.
PRovIsIoNs-Ao change; 500 bbls mess pork sold at Sl7
- to6il CONTRACTS Bulk meat and bacon unchanged. Lard
hardly SO buoyant, but nothing done.
GRocERIEs-Firm and in good demand; 800 bbls of mo-
lasses sold at S5GSec. 2oOilhds Of sugar sold at 7@7Ho.
200 bags of coffee sold at l2@12%c.
Money steady. Exchange Very firm al &c premium.
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mo: % AN G

mo. 2S. AN ACT
To amend the act entitlsd "ar act to 6x the Salaries
of Judges in certain cases"
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the General .Assss5Ev Of
the State of Ohio, That in all the eounties of this state,
having a population oftwo hundred thousand inbabitant
or upwatds, the Judges OF the court of common pie az
hereafter elected the rein, shall receive, in addition to
the salary now paid to them out of the state Treasury,
the Sum of one thousand dollars per annnm, TO be paid to
them ont OF the county treasury, in the same manner
and at such times as Is provided by law for the payment
of the salaries of Judges out of the state treasury: pro-
vided that il the salaries of Judges of the court of on
mon pleas should be increased by the state. then the
payment out of the county treasury shall be diminished
III proportion, sothat each Judge, shall not in any Way
receive more than twenty-five hundred dollars per an.
mum salary.
Sec. Q. That the first section Of the above Ieci.sd
act. passed April 18th, 1858, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
WILLIAM d. GOD
- Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN
President of the Senate.
Ruk.-.-- = o 1o-n
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- Any owner Of swine suffering the szus 70 go .
tmrge, contrary 10 the 1rst section Of Ehis act, shall be liza
oe 70 penalty OF one dollar for every swine 80 found
going at large
sec. Q An suits to recover the penalty provided for N
nesecond section Of this act shall be bronghtin the name
ErleVedt and may be brought before aay Justice of the
peace or ethcr court having eonpe tent jurisdiction where
tne onence IS committed; and the party offending shall
- ooaVleoon, pay the amount Of penalties adiudged,
vita costs; and shall further be liable to any person or
persons Tor all damage he or they may have suffered bv
.he running at large of such animals. All moneys col
lscteo as penalties by virtue Of this act, shall be paid into
me treasury Of the township where the odense was com
United, for the use Of common schools therein,
sec q. This act shall take effect and be in force from
eaa eter the first day of Nay, 1859.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ef the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WEIKER,
President of the Senate.
no. MI An ACT
Requiring Township Clerks to give Bonds.
section !. Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF
- ssAts u Onlo, mat each andevery person, elected and
qoalned to the Office Of township clerk, shall. ureFionslv /
q enterIng on the duties of his Office, give bond. with Al
least TWO good Suretes, to the trustees Of such
o"osnlp, ana their SUCCESSORS in Office, IN such snm |
: Ie Iustoes may deem proper, conditioned for the
which bond shall be LOGGED with the treasurer OF die
township; and if the said bonGs, or any Of them. shau be-
come forfeited, the township treasurer. by order of the
trustees, IS hereby authorized and required to sue for and
conect the same. for the use Of the township.
sec z his act to take effect from and after the first
Monday in april, 1859.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN L
President of the Senate.
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Culver and Piatea Spoons and Fortu, zrd
- Silver and Plated Butter knives, Soup Ladies,
Sugar snd Cream Spcops, Pickle Forks &c.
Fiae Ivory Hnnale Knivees - -.EaearaA
Plated and Bfitania 1ea Sets ceheo- snd ToA ReasL
easiprs Fruit Hsskets, Fancy Tea Bella 81 VII gtsrys
be found IN variety az NOtS, WILLIAMS HJ0rA-
April Is, 1859. tel A s.. UHI
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rake Notice.

r viii say to the Trustees Of the 0. W. College
y and all those who may think of purchasing the pro-
psrty advertised IN the name of VIM, B. Carpenter, they
will lose their money, for l am the man that has the pow
or Of attorney to deed, title and sell said property for
James G. S%winerton, of Wisconsin. / do most solenin1y
swear that I neEer sold or gave attic to said William =
Carpenter: IRA ~CARPEHTER.
April -; 1s59-2w 80 .~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

The Olentangy lacked but an inch or two
yesterday of being as high as during the Feb
ruary freshet.
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Sheriff Sale.

Henry vs. Francis BY ny yiS Si4set Ct FSS5 sT Sc aaSg 2
Henry Rhodes, ct al. Common Pleas of Franklin county,
Ohio, Ishsn offer at public sale, a, the door Of Gs cOut
House IN Delaware, on
Monday the Sd day Of Nay, 1889,
between the hours OF I0o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock 0. "a.
of said day, the following described real estate, to-wit:-
Situated in the county Of Delaware, in the State Of Ohio,
and in the Virginia Military District, and bounded and
described as follows: Being a part of survey nuEnbor
2545, entered in the name of Robert Cooper; beginning nj
a burr oak on the south side Of Lick run; thence north 90
degrees west IA poles to sugar tree; thence north 70 dog.
west s poles TO iron wood; thence north Al degrees east g
poles TO a sugar tree on the west bank Of the Sciot0 river;
thence south 81 degrees east 10 poles to the place Of b4-
ginning, containing ninety poles more or less. Appraised
az 5000. sa ~ Id
Also, in the same county and State, and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner
Of Joseph Rhodes lot on the east bank of the Scioto river
and running south 80 degrees east SO poles to q red oak
on the east bank of the run; thence south l2X poles 70 .
links crossing said run at ~ poles; thence south f1N do
grees west 70 poles to a post, buckeye 8 inches diameter,
north 9 degrees AZ links; thence 81 degrees west 9 poles
Is links 70 a post On the north bank Of the run, buckeye
II inches diameter, south 81 degrees west IS links; thence
south 9 degrees west 10 poles 70 q post crossing said run
at 2 poles; thence north 81 degrees 40 minutes west -
poles II links toa sycamore 10 inches In diameter on the
bank of the river cruising said run at4 poes and u poles;
thence north Al degrees wost4 As poea 16A hnks on the
BANK OF the river to the place Of beginning, containing II
acres IA 1890 perehes of land the above described land
being a paTto Of lot No. q, section 5, township 3, range 10.
APPRAISED at 5000.
April y, 1853. Gs7,5o1
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AN ACT

mo. 1911 AN ACT
To punish Trespasses on public and other Lands.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, That any person who shall w~rongiully and
without lawful authority cut down, fell, box, bore, or
otherwise injure or destroy any living tree Or trees stan
ding or growing on any lands the property of the State of
Ohio, or of any public or private Incorporated company
or OF any other person or persons, Or shall otherwise
trespass thereon, shall on conviction thereof, he fined in
any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars nor less
than one dollar, or be imprisoned in the county jail not
exceeding twenty days, or both, at the discretion of the
court.
Sec. Q. All prosecutions under this act shall be by in
dictment before the Court of Common Pleas in the county
where the offence shall have been committed: provided
that on complaint before a justice of the peace of the
county where any offence shall have been committed
If the offender elect TO plead guilty the JUSTICE may, at his
discretion, enter his plea, and proceed to pass sentence
and cause the same to be carried into execution.
Sec. 3. That the act entitled san act to punish tres
passes on public tands y passed March 31st, 1857, be and
the same is hereby repealed: provided that this repeal
shall not affect any offence heretofore perpetrated contrary
TO the provisions Of this act, but the same may be prose
cuted as if this act had not been passed. 81
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President of the Senlto.
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Home Insurance COMPANY,
or New York City.
Delaware Female College.

THIS. Institution will open on the first Thursday
l. OF May mex. (5th-day of the montb), and Will eyftil
ne ten weeks The school viii be Conducted by the Rev.
c. Fl. PERKINS, OF Milford Centre, who win be assisted by
other competent Teachers. VINCENT N1sEIII, Professor Of
Music, w1ifconduct tAatdepa=tlnsnt. This Brother needs
no commentator in his calling. The Boarding House if
such as may apply on reasonable terms, with good FIRE.
The rates Of Tuition will beaas follows; for The. present
term, with desfynOf CONTINUANCE, FQr. reduction seSfor-
mer bills Of the,Enstitasisn: a=ce-' 5'-~ -
Collegiate pepaEtqnep 10 weeks IS 90 :
IoIpsras - Ssp1l 4 ss9s !" s~f 90
Languages-LAtin and Greek-no extra. charge.
Instr0uentaf Music, Plano or Melodeon ., 1000
This bill may yet be reduced. An incidental fee'o not
more than fifty Cents. s.
- One half. of the above foes will be expected in advance
and the remainder at the close of the term :
cemnaepeement of the term.
April 4, 15aSsa c. H. PERKINS, President. !
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MOTHER

FfJHE creditors OF The late hrrn Of Campbell At liz
i re, late q Delaware, Ohio are hereby benee4 "a Ne
re amount Of their claims with the AStEnes, atthe obes
er. Sreetscr q HAN, On or .OcfoFc tha 18th d4y ofMsys
1850. CyNaltors taihng 10 do 20 viii receive no nviesn4
from the assets OF the said Arm.
peiawarc, &prh T. issa-sw
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Lime Lime! Lime!
wres! Z C vurGs!

J. W. COLLIER, e. .&,"
HIGH ST r EET, COLUMBUS OHIO.
MANUFACTURES of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
M fohtilatsd WIGS, halt Wigs, frizetts, fands, Braids,
t+hglels, Cuf1S; &c 1870, ~ 49, - .
- AS' Hair work repaired and'cloaned : Orders BY Mail
promptly executed. "-
Columbus, March Is, 1s59.-@3nl =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

The next term of the Court Of Common
Pleas for this county commences on Thursday,
May 10th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
Sheriff and Master commissiOner,s s.ie.

Sheriff and Master Commissioner aa1e
VEGsssss Il rn 1hs 9hiS B 6rG y5Ft q sa Hf I! g I Sss sFssssl
W. rs; :, :, cd from n the Court Of Coanmen
shoif eaef at public sale, at the door Of the Court Tnom
IN Delaware, u.r
:,. On Monday he sA day Of Nay, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock .. m.
Of said day, the following described real estate, TO wit :
The StH-2l2 parts Of the west part of Mot No. 81 in the
town OF Delaware, bounded on tho north by Winter street;
on TIE east by S. LatLneE; on the south by In-Lof No. 81:
!apd on ths'west by LofNo. as. Appraised at 5000.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
and Special Master Conin1issioneT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

Mr.. G. MokRow has been appointed by the
Council street Commissioner, and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties.
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Suffiat Mptifea.

Horn6WAYs PnGs-It is hard for persons
who have been weakened and euaaciaaed by
years Of sickness, to believe that they can be
restored to strength and Figor by any medicine.
They have perhaps tried twenty physicians and
"a hundred ssspecifcs," without avail. Never
q mind; ~ ask them for their own sakes to try
one more-Holloway's all-conquering remedy.
The Pills as surely repair the ravages of disease,
renovafe the internal organs, brace and invigo-
rate the dilapidated system, restore the sppe-
1ites and as . consequence, give buoyancy to the
animal spirits, as the dew and rain refresh the
Wfthered herbs and flowers. This Is the Ian
guage not Of eulogy but OF experience.
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MARRIED,

At the sShoub House on the 9th day of
April, 1859, by R. B. Smith Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM
GROVE to Miss Larry J. GRANDsrAET. all of this
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New York Market.

-ggH3SsC8 NEW YonK, April 2Tth, 1859.
BREApsTyFr-F1orr is buoyant; sales of IL, 900 bbls.
~ GRAIS-Wheat buoyant; sales Of Il 900 bushels MIL
vaukee club at 81. 209l25. Corn firm; sales of d GOO
bushels.
PRoyIsroNs-Beef steady at So 5o012. rs. Mess Pork
Csc lower; sales at Sl6,5o@I6.I5 IS. Prime Pork has ad-
vancelt 25c; salesat S12 T5113. Lard quiet at 11&@
5s124. Bacon quiet at s@s4c for sides and e@6Kc for
2 shoulders. ssf7sf7-ts
fra Linseed oil active; English sells at 62x@63c.
1rs Hides nomiusIIy unchanged. l
-~a-Tallow dali at II S911H &c.
Whisky heavy at &c.
. GhoEshs-sSgar steady at sx@skc. Molasses duh
: ut 3a14oc. II sHDft5 sHs
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NOdco.

yTyHF Creditors Of the late Rirma. Of Gee WV LSt-
Il tie s Co, Of peltware, ohie, arc herShy aottAtH ~
NJ Ge s5,oqst ~ their elsinas with the AsstgEee, al the
once OF S,veosseT & Hall, % or hcfOre DE l0uh aaf e
Nav, 1889. trcin0rs fafins TO DO SO, win receive NO DIV
iAend from the assets Of said hrra. n4-I- t-ft
W. d. HIM, Assignee.
Delaware, March so, IsSo.Ls5t. E TTF w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
RGedicaI Gard.

r W.NEIL, NJ, D., has opened an once IN
~ . Templar Hall, in the ROOM ieself oeeuTsca by W
Hendren, whsIc nc offers his PrUSessouA ssfyioes htss
citizens Of Uela ware and Vlcinity. HE lnPes ~ So1et ~
t,nhon to he business % bis profession 70 nern a hfesn1
sfA<re Of patrunascs
Delaware, April IS, fssa-Fa
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March %, 1859
No. I6.1 AN ACT

To prevent the running at large Of swine.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly ofthe
State OF Ohio, That it shall be unlawful for the owners Of
any swine in the State of Ohio, said swine being of the age
of sixty days or more. To suffer the same 10 90 mt large oil
of the lands of said owner, unless the noses of such swine
shall have been so cut, or rings shall have been SO inserted
therein, as te e~fectually prevent their roofing sesf
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Auecfacie3.

IN Gold, Silver, Plated and Rlus stssf ffGlRs =
A. suit sl ACES. Old france reGatea With new Amh4 -
snif all eyes. at No. 8 Williams BLOCK, by
April Is, 1859. G. fLATt.
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Tan.Yand.

YTSANTED, at the TSunery 10 eou1h psEtAEnt@
w ~ 100 10 200 Cords IA ~ RARK.lE9I
Twin pay for prime Whitepnk Bark IS, 90, andfoFpftm@
Taack Oak Bark $SsSo PF oOrd4aDd Is nacA noes -
otbcEs are paying. :.
Delaware, April s, Is69-&2m g!HcE4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

THE newest styles q RreastpiIs and S&EaffinNs
II Rings, BracelGts, Gold Chains ~Lockefs, SleetD B1e-
tons and Studs, Fancy Hair Pms, Hood orusrsentk snd
rSany other goods m this line Just received nc NO. .,
Williams Block
April is, 1859.
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Sheriff ana rGaster commissioner,a sale.

Sheriff and Master commissioners Sale.
J. J. & G. W. Helt) DY virtue Of a decretad order
w. ID OF sale to me directed from t6o
Reuben A. Lamb. Court Of Commonp lsas OF Delaware
county, Ohio, l shall otter at public sale at the door o. the
Court House IN Delaware, on
Monday tie ga day Of May, 1859,
between the hours of I0o'clock a. "a. and q O'Clock p. m,
the following property, to-wIt: Situated in the town OF
East Delaware and on a lot OF land bounded north by the
Berkshire road, being an extension OF William street, eAss
by the property belonging TO Henry Lamb, south by the
curve OF the Cleveland, Columbus aud Cincinnati railroad,
and west by, Lamb & Finchis addition to said town d
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
- and Special Master Commissioner.
April. q, 1859. fs3,OO.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
March q, 1869
AN ACT

no. 1914 AN ACT
supplementary to an Act to regulate the Election, Contes,
OF E4eet!ons anu the resignation of Justices of the Peace
passed March II, 1853.
Section l.. Bel enacted by the General Assembly of the
state Oh OhloI That in all cases where the corporate limits
OF any city or Incorporated village are now or hereafter
may become co-extensive with the limits of any township
u which said city or Incorporated village is or shall he
situated, and in cases IN which the township has been or
may become merged IL any city OF Incorporated village
the corporate existence OF such township shall neverthe-
less con tnue for the purpose Of electing therein justices
Of the peace and constables for such township. who shall
De voted FOR on the same piece of paper.
sec = In All such cases, justices of the peace and con-
STABLES, TO the number now allowed, or which NAV be
hereafter allowed, to such township; may be elected by
the quaEHed voters thereof, at the times and in the man
ner now or hereafter to be prescribed for the election of
Justices OF the peace and constables in other townships,
except that in townships wherein the Office of township
trustee has been abolished, all the rights, powers aad du.
ties N connection with such election deyolying upon
township trustees In other townships, shall be devolved
upon and be performed by the city council of such city
and the trustees OF such Incorporated village aforesaid.
WILLIAM p. o
speaker OF the Hoase OF Representatives.
MAkT1N WE1KER
President OF the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
Dissolution.

T1he Partnership heretofore existing under the
i name OF savage & WINGET, has been dissolved by
limitation. Mr.. Savage has retired from the concern.-
AL persons indebted are requested to call and settle as
soon as convenient.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

DTy OOOuS, RdYc1FoWdIt,"
Hardware, Boots &~Shoese
Hats d Caps, &c.&e.a As :
Also, Patent Medicines;
A good stock-smong which may be found the University
Family Medicines, consisting OF RoaElhd,s MIXTURE FOR
Lsver Complains, Fever and Agne, dyspepsia, &c, DIR. ..
sJayne's Medicines; DR. Weaveris CaskeF and Salt Rheum
syrup; Perry DAVIS Pain killers DR.: pepig's Medicines
Merchants CARING Oil; DR.. Fvler's Iniment-and many
other medicines too numerous 70 mention. -
And now, dear friends, you see from the above that l
an lzboring for your kedHk and COMFORT. iiHil you air;
both rich and poor, please cali and examine Goods and
Prices, before purchasing eisewhere. / will enfeavor to
sell Goods as CHEAf AS CAN POSSIBLY BE AFFORDED FOE RIA
ny PAY
aud on debts OF the old firm. : So
OstrendeY, April %, '59.-*tf WING. VINCE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
WIN. C. WINGEF.

Successor to Savage Wanga9
WILL continue the Mercantile Business at the
w old stand OF the late firm, in
. Williams Block NO4I,-
Corner of Main & Henry-Sts, 0strander,
Where may be found a general and. well selected assert
ment of - =
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1853! 1859! 1881
New Spring Goods.
ROOM no. Q WILLIAMS BLOCK.
c., HILLS
INVITES attention of buyers in want of NEW,
I GooD, AND CHEAP GOODS, to his Large stock

l GOOD, AND CHEAP GOODS, to his Large stoel
AEERCHANDIsE
wil-at lsast-bsar favorable comparison, with any stock
west Of NEW YoEx, in quality and price.
Handsome Spring Dress Goods;
Rich Black and Colored Dress Silks;
New Spring Shawls;
New Spring Ribbons;
New Spring Flowers and Rusehes;
Hossss Keeping Goods of most kinds;
Fancy Baskets;
Splendid Embroideries;
Thread and silk Laces;
Handkerchiefs and Hosiery;
Silk Mitts and Kid Gloves; :
Corsets and CrinoIines;
Machine Threads and Silks;
Yankee Notions-generally. -
FOE MEN AND BoYs WEAR,
A large variety OF
Cloths, Casimeres,.
Satinets, KY. Jeans,
Cottonades, Linens, &c. &c.
Mem aAd Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats.
A nrst-rate assortment in good qualities of
Menu, Wonen's and ChiEdren's
Shoes and CATERS.
Queensware, Glassware.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Good Family Groceries.
Particular attention is called to his Large Stock of
G a r P E T S,
p n-.-z1Y- - Df, nz-lra - CT.
Com. and Cotton Ingram, Twilled and Plain Venet an, Rag
and Stair Carpets; Floor, stair, and Table OIL Cloths; Drug
gets and Hats.
Lounge and Curtain Damasks;
Printed Window Shades;
Buff Hollands, &c. &c.
The prices OF these goods are less than last season
while the styles and patterns excel any former stock offer
ed hare.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
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James Smith q james
y. Stark Pitts. Before L. B. Handover, Up. Of
VS.. Harlem Tp., Delaware Co. o.
Samuel Barker DEF IT,
On the I'd day Of April, A. b. 1859, said Justios
Assued .anIsorder 6f Afbachmont in the above ease
for Pie sum q, forty two dollars, and garnisheed Daniel
Bailey, %hois indebted TO fhe defendant by profnis8ory
note, - JAMES SMITH,
- JAMES n. STARK,
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