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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Marah Is, 1859
PRATT & T'YLEE'S
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THE Subscribers have obtained Letters Patent" for a
L II MACHINE, which is cheap in its construc
ton, and simple in Its arrangements. With il all kinds Of
finest muslin and laces can be easily and safely done.
All the various operations of Ri BBING ,SUDSINi. and
RINSI &c, can be neatly performed. The Operator need
steaHing sudS 10 finish the work in hand
BY the simple act of turning a crlnk, continuously in one
and as rapidly the sads are expelled. which forces out the
dir. This work is SO Light That a boy or girl of 10 or IL
years, can easily do il.
Shirt collars and Wristbands can be thoroughly cieansed
xithout starlfug ~ 3tfseh or breaking a button in less than
half the tne required on tie w"shhoard.
H5-This machine is sold fer the low price CT Six Dollars.
We will send ii to any part OF the United States on receipt
of the above sum All freight and charges 10 be paid by
the purchaser.
uG- We oKr great Inducements to those wishipz to pur-
chase State and County rights
RS- All communications either for Machines or Rights,
directed tothe subscribers willrecciye immediate attention.
+: F r fhAi1'
gents, Cleveland, Ohio.
The machine can be seen at the shop of jour McELRoY,
where persons wishing 10 examine it are invited to cali.
March Is, 1888.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
The pnblic in general and patrons we'll know,
Wnere stands the old standof q. W Perry g Co,
Here the subscribers have entered IN TT adPt
Mould respectfully announce The arrangement made,)
For making SASH, DOORS and BLINDS, window frames
And dnfying competition in all That we do.
Though Older Gras, We wish them no harm, nor envy their
condition,
Sash and Blinds they'd like to make, (still sell in competi.
But Fay Machines have bad their day, (al others tooJ
Surpianied by our sAcH MACHINE, patented by d.
It's perfect au omation may he belied through envy mcin,
But skepttc minds are satisfied when the machine they
So visit one and all, we ask no paw for showing.
Our SASH, DOORS, BLINDS ami ready dressed hcoring.
All kinds OF plaining and saving done to order.
March Ia, lS59-tf PERRY X ROBINSON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Garden Seeds.
NEW K

g NJ. LlTTELI. r son have for sale as good A lot .
% heavy well cleaned I i'm 'ihy Seed as can nc found il
the country. Call and examine.
- E-L-..A- LIZ Il.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01

We are under obligations to Messrs. Fol-
a. FosrEn q Co., Columbus, for a copy
of aBrazil and the Brazilians, Portrayed in
Descriptive Sketches, BY Rev. D.. Kid
der D. D.. and Rev.. c. Fletcher" a work
of 73o pages, illustrated by $50 engravings.
We have been much interested in It's peru
gal. and would commend it to all who fee
Interested ia the affairs of the great Empire
of the South. Il can be found at the Book
Store of B. Dickinson g. Son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Mrs. Van HOuten

Mrs. Van Houten
Il EEPS n supply OF silk and Straw COMETS. TO sal
A al tastes; and makes to order all Kinds of silk HATS
ESSES and MANTiII4AS.
Always at home witt. scissors and needle in hand,
To cut and iii tor ali that she can.
DslaEares Oct. y. iH5S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Gold Pens

larF e a ssortInoni of gold pens, from he mnst approx
"A ed manufacturers, embracing a new and desirable
style of office pen and hctder, pocket pens III silver cal rs
and a great variety OF pens without cases.
Also, Gold and Silver EeacilS, Fatcf's celebrated cedar
Penc Is. Steel Pens, Ink Stands, &c. will he found a. No.
s Williams Block. Please call ami see them
january f. 1859 G. PLATT.
Exhibit Of the Finances of Delaware
County Treasury.
IL 9Th day of March. ls.9. IN accorda, ee with the require
ments at tue act to establish the independent Treasury OF
Ohio, passed A1rfl u, 1888, TO Il thorough inspection and
examination al all MONEYS, books, vouchers, accounts.
bonds securItifs aad other property of the county 1rea-
sury of this county, and find IN said Treasury an unexpcnd-
to viii:
Amount received and paid out from January
9, 1883, to March 9, 1859.
RECEIVED. FAID OCT.
Sclcil funds. =. .Sl2 ISL. 20 2................ Sia,l 1875 ,4S >
bridge funds..... q, 435. 81 3..........- ....... 1914 ~ s
Railroad funds. g, I33, 10 4 ............ s,93. 80 Q
IrnrInary funds. z9lS, IS ............ . 25u, - 5
Road funds. 1913, 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.b9f, - e
Township funds. 4,5S7 ~ g.. ........... 4,5SI p 6
snow IdCense----- Gu,uU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.h,'N u
Del, Corp funds. aga, rs b.. .......... 2,a7S,4o )
Ashley Corp funds 1872 7...... ..... 1897
Auction Duties -. 43,G5 O......
County fund.-. E. 1S,6li,+6 4.......... ....... l., 46S. 96 l
Educational fund. q, 20 0......
s5a,s16.SI4 So. 2s,H !
Leaving a balance in Treasnrers hands of 81 SIS 10 !.
We certify the above statencn; 10 be correct.
II. W: UH AMBERI4AIN, Auditor.
c. ARMSTRONG, Tr easurrr:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
4 card.

In. GAzErrE-T have been urged BY maay Friends TO
become scandidate for the once Of Mayor. and have As
often dechneds Euttoprevent any misundeEsfandf1g 1
wish 70 state as publR3EAs possible, that whilst thanking
nay friends for their Kindness, I most enphatieally decline
the honor and declare that / am nota candidate for any
oHce- Respectfully. D. W kHoDES-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Mems Coarse Kip Boots,

Ladies'. Misses and Childrens Shoes of all kinds and sizes,
He will also take measures and manufacture all des,
crjptiousof work of the best material, and by experienced
worknien.
He would especially call the attention of buyers to ex
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
IgodkTIoN-Opposite the American House, west side San
dnsky street, Delaware, o. -
N n The book and accounts of p. Randell are now in
NV hands. All persons indebted to hiM by note or book
accnunt are reouested to ca II and settle the same, A, q.
March 4. lAh9-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
TO THE FARMERS OF
Delaware and Adjoining Counties

Grants Patent Premium Fen
These celebrated Mills ave taken the FIRST Premium for
the sixth time AT tn: New York State agricultural Fair
and the State Fairs in Pennsylvania and Maryland. at tn
Fair of the Mechanics Institute. New York, and a large
number ort'ounty Fairs, Including the last
DELA WARE co UNIT FAIR, 1853.
They have been repeatedly tried and the principal upon
which they operate thoroughly examined by commltttx
ap pointed for that pnrpnse- and In every instancr have
been iecI sred superior 10 any that have cutne in coInpetf-
ton with thanl. Wherever they have been exhibited they
have received the unqualified com m endatiGn pt Agricnitl-
lists. and have never been awarded the second premium.
hese Mills arc believed TO he the only ones manufactured
hat ..iaf and screen the Wheat perfectly clean a. one
operation, ,Hking ont the Chess. Cochle aud smut at the
same time. They will thoroughly clean all kinds of Grain
and Seed by ruthlns II through once
The materials, v craftsmanship and finish of these Mills are
far Superior To any in IN trke;, the bearings all turned and
finished equal TO Factory Machinery, so thai n boy can turn
them with perfect ease We put in seven selves 10 each
Mill, and warrant them superior 10 ans now in nse. Call
and see them al the OeIaWlre Agricultural Works.
BUKNuAM, GUTH & CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Sugar--N ew Sugar.

I will sell or exchange for property in TINS county, or a
L stock of guot1, 2J acres OF best farming lands, wall To-
called and rapidly increasing in value. Selected aud en-
tered some years ago. EENRI WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01

OLENTANGY IRON WORKS.
A stREillin full blast and prepared to man.
IA ~ufactuEe to order -F "a rs4
STEAM ENGINES,
Of eYery size and Variety, Of the latest and mos
improved patterns, including p ~ .
Double Engines,
adaptedf for FIGURING Mills and Manufactories
giving the most perfect motion that can be OBJ
Gained by any motive powernow in use.
Also, u varity Of Engines particularly adapt
cd for driving.
SAW MILLS,
such asthe DoubleGeercd or Belted Mill, direct
attachment for Mley Saws, direct attachment
for Sash Saws, &c.
MIL Geers,
ofthelatest and mostimproved patterns. got
Andarranged tyen experienced mill-wright.
Horse Powers.
vof arious styles and patterns.
STOVES.
Lefel'simproved Buckeye Stove ,DoubieOyen
Stoves, Premium Stoves, &c.
HOLLOW WARE,
ofs verydoscription. Cakdron Kettles ,SH0arKsE
tles STEM Kettles, Pots, Ouens, &ktlets, &c. &c
PL0WS! PL0WS!
s Longs newly Improved Plow Michigan Dou-
bic Flow, Gibbs Bar-Share PlSw &c.
WANTED-Old Brass, Copperand BlockTin
la All orders promptly attendedto,
EhADLEY, BURNfIAM LAMB 81 co.
Delaware. June Is. 1853.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01

BOOTS & SHOES.
THE undersigned takes this method OF informing. his
u friends and the public generally, that he has purchas-
ed the entire stock OF Boots and Shoes formerly owned by
p. Randeil. which h. now offers at extremely low bgures,
to make room TOR Spring stock.
Tbp sfnrk c0nsfstaOf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01

you seen those h1d Gdra.t sne rcrsl 9e''s
Ii Ieireirs new atrleH, at 4. BIRR'Ss II rot eslf6Ad
~ -ofnsrbtnS e~1usisUI sign OF tS pc rstrR-
Rex eubcs II lSaS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
W atcheS.
Iowa Lands for Sale,

OF English, Swiss and American manufacture, in gold
" and silver cases, selling al prices to sat the times
Amy lady or gentleman wanting a watch can probably be
suitedaI NO-3 Wilkins Bfpck.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
DIR. J. H. WE1TE,

WorLp respectfully ialor'u his frierds and pair"ie
W thHrhr has rrAoved his irice and r"S,s' me- To- tMr
house Recently ocuuptad by IL. it~auman IN " tliam st,
aTSr twGl;ing Wrsf II iatuaor's old corner
IlH- ~. lsS,-u
p. L. ,loNEs. H. NJ. rARSi-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01

Wooden and Willow Ware.
SfeiozenC Common and Extra 2 lfu"p pals;
~ 10 dozen Extra. Medium snd Csuinun Tuos'
: tuzen v illuw Nsspns and Cabs;
= ioken rEfdren's willow Ca rs;
5luZrn Jutc and Man La door Mats
% !uzen Jhtv fca Cords-l2 dozen N ,nira DO
10 bales Wrapping TWine-5J lbs. Seine do,
S+Hl< Hhuiifa ni Juir, Rtpes.
Mop Handles -tffath-z F!ns-Eoliny Fins-Posaioe
Washers H%ShhnardS. etu. etc , etc.
Fnr Snfe At WHOLESALE Or RETAIL
APiil "a '5T. k. Z. HILLS Il SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
Repairing.
IRON WORKS.

fytOcKs ard Watches carefully repaired. and warran
~ ID. IEseIry and made Ioapl-r~ 0ht god an
sslr' r tuken at their value. atNe. 3 williams Block.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

"a Grsaering that General Soulouq,e has pe,iursd the
baohs faith BY cvertnrniDg the Institutions ~th which
be received sudcry be IN consequence deposed from
Iower, for havmg--
J. Encumbered the prisons with citizens without trial.
2 diverted al the fun1s OF the general treasury.
Diverted the produce OF the fith Of the cofe crop
Diverted the proceeds ri the sale OF the mahogany
woods produced on the State lands.
g. Caused be made Of treasury notes for
bts indiv dual profit.
G. Organized armed plage by vesses Of war on the
e6ss'smsdesds which have compromised the honor OF
several Hay preyented them from fulfilling their
erfseeWentsof all which make act TO be submitted
10 the High Curt OF Justice.
Given at the Quarter General Of Gonaives Dec 2 1885,
In the seth yekI OF Independence
Anne Ieeroe, e. Maguy, 7. Gefrard ~ Sambour, Jh
LanotIe, Saint Aude, l. ]. Mendoza, Zamor pefe.
DECREE RECALLING HAYTIEN ExILEs.
LIBERTY REPUBLIC OF EQUAuTY.
Considering that large number OF fellow country
men groaDDg exes DAD, and that contrary
to the principles Of revolution for ustous members Of
any land 10 remain in aDdeserved after dpe
deiberaiion the committee annus the penalty OF exile
endured by all the Haytens now in foreign ports Let
them come, then, and rally with around the
liberty.
Given at Gopaives this 22d day Of Dccember 1855 M
} the 1gsy sixth year OF Independence. 80
Lam0tte, Sr.: LegTos, Zanor (father), j. Y Sanbour
+. MENDOZA, GelIrard, f. AagDy, Saint Aude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
The Mount Vernon Fund.

= NEW YORK, Ftb. IA, IB5y.
DRAR MADAM--Some time since sent you my contribu-
on to the fund check for fifty ollart to be applied to
the noble object OF purchasing "The Mount Vernon
afe, so that the or the Father Of his country
may be preserved invio ate forever
now have the pleasure TO ercloee another check
one thousand dollars, in memory Of my grandfather
Nathen Cofln, a patriot Of the Revolution. who when
prisoner Of war board British ship and tempted by
the highest offers TO enter their service, replied Uanr
10 the yard arm of your ship, II you will but do MI
ask me to become traitor to my country"
feel cannot Offer better more grateful trihuts IN
bn memory tnan 10 associate II with object which
washipetons haowed home under the safeguard Of hs
country. yours, most respectfully and truly
,,u. pu G. II. MARSH0dL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
T H e DE T AILS.
OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
THE ITALIAN QUEsTION-IMPORTANT SPEECH OF TIL

OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
THE ITALIAN QUEsTIoN-MPoRTANT SPEECH OF THE
EMPEROR
The Of the French Legislature opened on the
9Th inst, with important speech from the Emperor
He commenced by referring to the existing agitation stat
ing that was excited without any apparent and mm
nent danger; and after expressing regret at tho dis
Suictude, and pointing To his peaceful policy proof Of
his moderation, he proceeded as follows
To day Is my duty to explain again TO you that which
IL appears to you have forgotten. What have ever
been my principes9 To reassure Europe, 10 restore
France 70 her true rank among natons 10 closely
alliance with England and TO regulate with the oonti
mental Powers of Europe the extent Of relations
oordng the conformity Of views the nature Of
their relations towards France Il was in that spirit
that tho Of my third election made
at Bordeaux this declaraton "The empire is peacen
anxious prove by that expression that although tho
heir Of Napoleon the First had assembled the throne he
would inaugurate system which could only be disturbed
for the purpose Of defending great national interests
With respect N the alliance with England have used all
my perseverance, to consolidate IT, have found the
other side Of the channel happy reciprocaton Of
sentiment on the part Of the Queen, as on the
part Of all statesmen, Of every shade Of opinion.
Also to attain that end 80 valuable to the peace
Of tho world have I thrown aside all opportunities
Of reviving irritating remembrances Of the past
the caumnous attacks dictated by prejudice and the
tonal antpatbies Of my own country. This alliance has
borne It's fruits Not only have acquired together
lasting glory in the East but at the extremity the world
We have just opened immense empire the progress
OF civilization and Of the Christian religion Since the
establishment of peace my relations with Russia have
assumed character Of the fraukest corday because
We are agreed upon all the points in dispute am equal
" justified in congraulang myself my relations with
Prussia, which have never ceased TO be animated with
mutual good will. The Cabinet Of vicnnd and that of
FRANCE on Me ooNrGsy-I tpeok Uth regra-haue dis
agreed upon importont qIcasons and reqp;red
~o@ concstsatory sptr0 10 noceed in arranging
~en. ft tnsta~ce, 0e Yeconaructios of As d.
"Ao'on Prsncspdlui0 has not been completed wiA
o many DIFFICULTIES, 'chicA dimi~isAed TIE fun satifas
"e" Me'r most legitimate dessre; and If Iwers asked
W"o1 'net France has in those distant countries soatcred
oy me Danube, should reply that ire interest of France 4
eo"vo"e'e wnere there just cause and scAee civlisa
ss'" o"9ns 70 coe made TO cpa In this state Of things
acre nothing extraordinary that France should draw
s'oser 70 Pcdmont, which proved herself 20 devoted
daring Inc war, 80 faithful TO policy during peace
The happy union Of my well loved cousin, Prince Naoo
leon, with tho daughter Of King Victor emmanuel : not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
TEL EG r A p HIC.

BOsfUN, FeU n 1903.
Port au Prince papers of January 20 are received.
They give the details of President Gerards inauguration
which took place on Sunday, January 20, with great
ponp, in the Senate chamber large portion OF the
army Of the sand foreign dplomasts, strangers OF dis
hnction, national dgnaries and Others being present.
The city decorated, and the President elect in the
costume OF General, proceeded on horseback to the
Legislative Hall, where he took the customary oath Of
Office. From thence the President and suite proceeded
church, where solemn IL Deum performed. On the
way Gefard hailed by the people the Uberator
Of his country" The rest Of the day spent by the
people in rejoicing over the happy event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
Police Intelllguncs.

Geo. DUR German who formerly kent dirreuu.sh,o
house In White street, arrested yesterday by ooer
Mccord OF the Lower Police Court charged having fe.
pousy received gold watch chan valued At SIS which
vss soen abeu three ago from Freuchman named
Snsres orxud By girl Durrs house. The watch md
cnap were found possession OF the accused s OF
ton.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NRw YoRK. Feb. ~ 1879.
stst for disordery conduct &c In Broadway Hsuss
,he case proprietor Of he house being saasned thai ~
estne Two panes glass IN his entry door The resuH
ties aid T,e1rey The basly made csuplant BY noesne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
City Intelllgence.

City Intelligence.
NEW YORK OnsxRvAroRY.-A meeting will be held 70 =
night at the Academy Of Music the subject OF an as
Economical observatory in Central Park is proposed
to erect In that place. and furnish with the necessary in
srument observatory superior to any now existing n
the world and in order accomplish this necessary and
supendous object to raise the OF hundred thou
eand dollars ia designed to bring the subject fairly
and fully before the public and appeal ooce 10 the
ioeraly OF our citizens in aid of prise designed
TO reflect credit upon the city, and accomplish so much
for navigation science and commerce Prof NJ Mitchell,
Prof Davis, of Columbia College, and other eminent men
viii ADDRESS the meeting Admission will be free 10 ali
parts Of the house.
PRAYER FOR CoIIEGns-Yesterday was observed as
day OF prayer by all the Presbyterian churches for the
youth of the land especially for those who ar. in the VA
rious colleges throughout the Union Meetings we're held
at the Reformed Dutch church in Washin gton square,
where the Rev. Henry NJ Scudder presided also at ,be
Presbyterian church in Madison square, and also at the
Reformed Dutch church Ninth street and in the even
ing in the ReoI Dutch church corner of Fifth avenue
and Twenty ninth street. The observance OF dsy OF
prayer for these worthy educational has been
attended with pleasing Effects and yesterday was OBJ
served with special interest.
CoRoSERs' OfF1cE-Jane Murray, . seamstress, COM
mitted suicide Wednesday night at her residence No.
20 Suffolk street, by swallowing audanum and was found
dead in her bed appears that she had for some time
stance together with grief at the departure OF favor
sister from the city led her commit the rash act A
verdict Of T" suicide" rendered
case OF the boy Francis Smith, who was run over and
Killed in Fourteenth street. the Academy OF Music on
tuesday afternoon The jury found the driver guilty Of
gross careessness and Coroner held him 70 bail in
81 600 TO answer.
PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIAL 10 THE CAPTAIN OF The
GALWAY STEAMSHIP CRcAssIAS-The captain the steam
ship Crcassan, of the Galway line, was presented with
silver speaking trumpet last evening on board his vessel
now lying in the East river. large party assembled on
ceent collation. fully characteristic Of the faro usually
served up on the Galway boats The trumpet which vna
massive and tastefuly finished presented by Can't
Mcmahon, who accompanied the presentation with few
complimentary remarks, which were duly responded 70
ID an appropraf manner by Capt Halpn OF the Crcas-
san when he received the gift The in bore she
,oiowipg cripton-"Presentcd TO Captain Robert O.
Halpn, OF the steamship Crcassan by Jew of the c,ti-
nLs o New YORK, friends Of the Galway line, as a token
OF thor appreciation of the management his ship during
her iate tempestuous voyage. February, 1889" Tho
company ava not break up till an advanced hour but
Joyeo themselves by toass, songs sentiments fua and
festvny in the most sociabie manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

The Calcutta mail Of January 0 and Hong Kong Of Do
cember 80 had reached England and the American por
tion Of the same b the Canada
Tho campaign in Dude was considered nearly over The
rebels we're bopelcssly beaten everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

TNe Cover Acs General had issued decree for dsArn
ing the whAie6 Upper India
Email fyrtieaatons be erected at every station in
the Nsrthsest, TO render the seiz're of tea.ne
vmunsnenus and the massacre Of Europeans both diff
cult and hazardous.
The Calcutta produce market was uartive. Satpetre
frvier. Imports were quiet and stocks increasing
Freigh.s were gradually improving
The latest despatch via Ceyloa reports An Improvement
In Manchester goods.
Al Foo Chow Foo tea had further advanced the supply
slow, and cold readily.
At Shanghai rise established, and The Yea men
were holding for still higher rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

Kibritxe hohammed Pacha had been dismissed
Tho Porte will protest against the election Of Couxa as
Hospodar In Walachia-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
AUSTRIA.

Vienna despatch says that Austia has consented to
withdraw from the Roman States condition of similar
step the part Of France The Daily Ne,s noticing this
rumor, hints that Austrias motive In making the propo
SAL may be TO stimulate subscriptions TO the six million
loan now being raised.
Letters from Vienna mention the probability Of another
four million sterling loan being brought forward the
present negotiations arc successful.