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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
New York market.

New YORK, May IS, 1859.
BREADsrUFr-Flour So. 55Gt6.60 for supsrhne Western,
G.S56l7 80 for common to good extra round hoop Ohio.
GRAN-Wheat 81 ,759I.So for common winter red
western s2.U002.1 10 for white Michigan: 81. IS for mixed.
Corn Sac. for all kinds Oats 5if.55c.
PRoSIsioN-Beef S7-Oca7,5 30. Mess Pork S15.@16-
Prime FORK $500. Lard II a. I29.. Bacon lie:
and S~1.Go92sc for shoulders. Batter 1e0a17.
Tfns"cd oil active; English sells at 6~2IsG0G3c.
TaIiow 111s
Whisky Sole.
Cheese a6p121% for new.
GRocERlES-sugar7@7 GI c. Molasses $50 4oc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
LAWS CT OHIO.
oFFlCAH BLlC TIC

VI ONN@ Fo5IiCN iofN-
no. M.l AN ACT,
To iiner ! - act ertit1c1 AN act TIA aulrorfze the Tucrrpdr-
- Il o Mutual Insurance CompInies,' passed April "A
crt.on J.. he i rnlctcdhy nc General Assembly of the
sat: of Chic That the 4rh se~itnn Of an at Ito authorize
= ; Incorporation OF mutual insurance companies" p used
april Il. 1871, be 5 q amended as tr rcta ~ ful.pWE: That
ev"ry person vino may d sire TO hcc'ne a member of
such company by affecting an Insurance. therein shall
make Ipplica ion in writing. naming The lTnprFty sought
m be insured: and brfpre receiving Il policy rf insurance
for the same. sirlH make and delfVrr a ur imiSSorv note.
payable - sfh company in such sum as the bard o; di-
r.rturs shall determine such asstSsineut On til" same to pay
losses. as provided by sud Hct. and shlI also pay such
an amount in money not exceeding ! pur cent. as stall be
determined rs said GARD, tr pay tb" 'nctleitaI eApcn-es
Of such company III funds ~ required w the 18Th eerIInn Of
said gci; and 10 keep up the same as il may he dri nn out
10 pay loss Hni expenses: ana 1T thr rXpirai ~ of The
time. "f insurance. tine said note. ar such Iar IF tir same
Is slrali Frlnntn unpaid after deducIne All iuss sand TX
peIf<rs aorrTinG tnrinc said term shall he reieGr4uishcd aud
given III 10 ihr maker thereof.
see. ,. That tie Ih section OfstLl rccited act be and
The same is hereby repealed.
SEE - Ibis act 10 be in force from after is pass ge.
" :. GGiSp&.
Speaker pro tenn of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WEkEN,
President vi tic Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

Mr.. A. G. RIDDLE, of Cleveland, and Attor-
.ney General WALcoTT addressed the Supreme
Court, Wednesday, on behalf of Bushnell and
LaNesroN, the prisoners brought before the
Court by virtue of a writ of habeas corpus
Messrs. BELDEN and SwAYNE, who appeared
on behalf of the United States, submitted the
case on their former argument. No decision
had been rendered at date of last advices.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

The Republican National Executive Com
mittee met at Albany on the 25th inst. for the
purpose of fixing upon the time and place for
holding the next National Convention. Wheel
ing, Va, and St. Louis Mo-, are favorably spo-
ken of in that connection.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

The last news from the plains give terri
bic accounts of the condition of most of tie
Pixies Peak adventures, a large proportion Of
whom were returning, disc outraged by the IN
favorable reports, without having been near
the mines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
DIED.

In this place on the sth inst, Mrs. MARY BER1Ew dnugh-
ter of J. L. and Sarah Taylor, aged IS years. She leaves
a husband and Grlr children to mourn the loss of a kind.
intelligent and devoted wife and mother She was born
in the city of. London. England. Willie an infant, her
parents emigrated and settled in T%ittsfeld, Mass, and re-
mained there until 1910, when they removed 10 Cham
paien county, Ohio, where she was, in 1915. united in the
bands of marriage with ID. Berlcw.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

CLEVELAND, May 2Gth. 1859.
FIorR-7.2 567. 30; rye four 81. 60 corn meal s.. g.. !.
Wheat / .55-CoRN S~4@S5c-BARIEYC ac.
Mss PORK S1S-AlEss BEEF Sl~GGII1-HAMs IGc-SH0TI-
pERS 7c--LAgD Il ! al 2c-BUTTER 14d lCc-CnEEsE 9
M lOC-EGGS 10
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
Cincinnati TTarkets

CINCINNATI, May 18th, 1853.
DEMONSTRATION S6.5GG5S. 80 for superfne. Extra
SCI 80
PRovrsroNs-Mess Pork sIs.75@1s.Sz. Shoulders 6A1
ea, 010 TOR sides. Lard Il ~.
GRooER1Es-Molasses 3sc ; sugar *, prime 72l cof-
fee common I2c., fair 12c., good l24c., and prime L &c.
GRAIN-WHeat 81 -2snI 80 corn Sl(9S5c.; Rye 81 -UoGG
Lose. barley 62@53c. oats 5Sc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
Boots & Shoes.
SUCCESSOR TO P. RANDELL, J
A. CO E N,

SUCCESSOR TO P. ~RANDELI,
MOULD respectfully inform the Publicsof Della
w ware AMI Vicinity that he has now in store a large and
veil selected stock of Boots, Shoes, etc. which he now
fers to purchasers at extremely low prices. His entire
took is well adapted to the wants Of people Of this vi
Unity generally, and would call the attention of purchas-
RS to il before buying elsewhere. He is also prepared
10 take orders and manuraeture, by experienced work
men, and of the best material, work Of all dissertations
IN short notice. Repairing dome as heretofore.
May IS, IS59.-#If.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
am EARNEST WORD
Tt IL Men and Ladies

THOUSANDS and thousands suffer from the evil
4. effects ct seif-shuSe The consequences of THIS CRIME
AGAINST natnra arc so dreadful tdt If not prevented in
tam The vlchnfh9s 10 rss;Eu all hope a happiness in this
hle.
usrlui iio, ] hereby offer nay services, with the assurapc
that any confidence Put m me Will not be betrayed The
medicine X put up IN packages, each containing sufficient
n effect a cure. Pricr 50
Letters must be directed 10 III. FElIN BRUNON,
fhiaielph1. Pa, Post onfee FoN %,
y. B.-All other diseases ot both sexes OF a private or
delicate nature, Is Affection cf the kidneys and Bladder,
Female Diseases, No. VIII he successfully treated, no
matter how long standing, by personal application or by
ltttrr. stating tut particulars NJ SymrtnnS.
nver llOut pRrcns- have hq,eu cured IN rSs EssrS wears.
DR.
rst uAfre Fov ~, Phl8ielpha
srrl -, IS5a--ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
Estates &c. for Settlement.

TINE following Executors and Guardians have
= filed then pdpefs Tor final settlement
Geo s. Harrison and Zenas Harrison, Executors of Aar-
on r. Harrison.
Zachariah Stephens, Guardian of J, NJ. Shoub. lunatic.
Josiah II, Marsh, Guardian OF Joel Marsh I'd, lunntic,
There VIII be a hearing on the above cases at my OF
fee, in Delaware, on Saturday, June 4, 1859.
J. BASNEY. Probate Jpdqe
delaware, May IL, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

A. c. deuel., of Champaign, is announced
as a candidate before the coming State Con-
'vention as a candidate for School Commission
er. From a personal acquaintance with Mr..
D. and a knowledge of his qualifications, we
have no hesitation in saying that the school in
tcrests of the State could not be committed to
more competent hands, and if selected for that
Office he would discharge its duties with eff
cheney and to the entire satisfaction of the pub
1ic.,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
March 2G, 1859.
No. 1927 AN ACT

NO. luz. AN Az
To amend an act entitled 'san act to provide for the re.
cordins of Land Patents, y passed March I4th, 1853.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the General .ASscabIU Of
the State of Ohio. That the act entitled San .act To pro.
vide for the recording of land patehtS,' passed March
fifth, 1896, be so amended as to read as follows:
Sea-. All patents for lands lying within The State
OF Ohio granted to anv person or person by the Presi-
dent of the United States, and all copies of such pat
EMS duly certitiet under the official seal of the COM
missioncrs Of the general land office OF the United
states, and all eXempIithcat ions of the record upon the
general land officer aforesaid of any patent recorded
there, NAV be recorded in the office Of The recorder III
She proper county in which such lands, or any part
thereof, are situate, and The recorder shall he allowed
The same fees for recording saCh patents As are or NAV
be allowed for the recording OF deeds and other insIru.
mPntt OF writing.
See. ?. Copies of such record heretofore or hereafter
made, duly certified by the recorder under his official
SEAL shall be received in all courts and place within
this State as prina lacie evidence OF The existence OF
such patents, aud as conclusive eVi Hence OF the exis-
tence of such record.
See. 4. That lhe original act ent itleh san act 10 pro.
vide for the recording of land PATENTS" passed March
l4th, le36, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. }. This act shall! take effect and he IN force
from aud after its pas sage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF The Senate.
March &c, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

DISEASE OF THE LIvER-By this disease We
understand an inflammation either in the mem
brane OF substance Of the liver, known hy dull
pains in the right si!c, the stomach always dis
ordered, the yellow tiuGc Of the skin, dry cpzIgh.
tongue coated, ccstivcneSS. ligh-colored urine.
and of a thick nature; severe weakEcss and
severe pains ia the head.
The quantity Of corrupted hunrors in the re-
gion of the liver. causes = defective secretion IF
the bile. The liver when healthy. serves as a
filter to the blood. "a separate ali iInpurity froIG
it, or to refine it. When diseased. it cannot
purify the blood, which. when sent to the lungs.
brains. and other ptrts in a morbid condition.
may cause Jaudice, Consumption, Insanity, &c.
and Withholding the natural ,timulus to the in
~testines, causes Dyspepsia, Plies. and Other
complaints as YOU pTceciVc the direct way TO I'M
ravel and tear the whole system to pieces
A patient, suffering from this complaint,
should resort to speedy relief. Yet there are
very few medicines worth a cert in curing dis
eases. What then shall be done? We say use
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills, rs they are com
posed of plants and roots: they will be found
a sure cure for this painful disease, because they
purge from the body those corrupt and stag-
nant humors, and 81 cleanse and renew the
blood. which is the cause not only of the dis
ease OF The liver, and the infEful1ticH of the kid
nev and the bladder. hHt of every description OF
disease. From , tn i of the abnve pills, taken
every night on going tn he'd, will II a few day.
entirely relieve the body CT everything that is
opposed to health.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
March 90, 1859.

No 1881 AN ACT
supplementary to an act entitled I" an act to provide fo:
the org nfzat ion Of Cities and Incorporated TiIIlges,"
passed May 3, 1852.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the Staie OF Ghp That ;he city council Of ALI cities OF re
nrat class, which. al The last federal census. had n uounIa-
ton exceeding eighty thousand, shall have power 10 pro
VIDE Tor the punishment Of yagrants, common street heg-
CARS common prostitutes, habitd1I disturb erS of the pe1ce
known or rtpuiOd pick pockets, burglars ami theivs watch
suffers, Dan game players, persons who practice any trick
game or device VITA intent to Swiudir, persons who ahuse
tltlr families, ard suspicious persons who i've no reason
a lie account CT themselves, and such BunisHment may he
eHnef ~ imposing ana collecting lines or by imprisonment
al hard labor. or by both AT he discretion oil the court. pro
VidrI thai no such person shall be fined for a single on =
l" exceed MY doiEtIs, and that such imprisonment III hard
i7hGr shall tor the hrsI ufIense, not exceed thirty DAYS for
the SECOND otfnSe ninety days. for the third nG.nse. six
HHliihs, ana Tor ilIn fourth or any further repetition of The
O1eiise, one year. They shall have power TO provide tnaI
all persons. who refuse or neglect 10 pay die dne imposed
on conviction of any olfCHSe, together with the costs of
prosecution. shall be Inprisun II and kept at hard labor.
uniIl, AT me rate Of serenIElivc Gems for each DAYS la
amount equal TO such line and costs. They shall also hay.
power to maNe sHi table rs4uia iiors to conduct surh Iahnr
- The best advantage, and in IL IHanHerconsiSe nt with the
age, sex and health ri the prisoners, and such labor NAV
De done at The city prison, The city work house, or else
where, if in a suttat lie enclosure. and under The CHARGE nj
such officers or other persons as he city couacil MAJ 20
Iect- And the said city council may also provide suitable
hospitals Tor the reception and care of such prisoners *
III y be diseased or disabled, the same to- I've undrr such
ieGuia ions and under such persons as the council NAV by
ordinance direct.
Sec. This act shall take effect and be in force from
aud after It's passage.
WILLIAM r. WOODS.
Speaker OF the i:ouse OF Representatives.
MARTIN WEi.kER:
ffcsIdtu. o. the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

2 ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The June number of
this valuable monthly is received. The follow
ing list embraces the table Of contents
~Shakspeare's Art; Mien-yaun; Joy-Month; A
Trip to Cuba; Some Inedited Memorials of
Smollett; Bloodroot: The Differential and In
tegral Calculus; Bulls and Bears; The Sphinx;
A Charge with Prince Rupert; Spring; The
Stereoscope and the Stereograph; The Minis
ters Wooing; The Professor at the Breakfast
Toble; Reviews and Literary Notices; Recent
American Publications.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
Estate OF Addison r Merrill

NOTICE is hereby, given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified Administrative OF
inr Estate Of Addison 7. Merrill decd, late Of Delaware
county, q. All persons Interested VIII govern themselves
accordingly.
May 9th, '59.-*3t. NATHAN &. HARDIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
New White Fish.

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POI, for sale Mt th
L. Large Stove and Tin Store of
Feb. Is, $50. THOMAS EVANS ia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
Law Notice.

GAMUEL MILLER, lately of the City of Roche
- ter, and Stat OF New York, is hereby Notified that on
the 18th day OF April. A. ~ 1909, David McCaIter did file
in the office of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Gas Of
Delaware rtuhty, Oh#5, a petition against the Delaware
Female College, said Miller ct Al, to recover the amount
due said Mctarter upon a lfoinssory note maze by said
Dtiawar6 ! i nj" Ill ~..cgr, ny alexander MILF, rrcslIrnt
of said college. (he having been thereunto 'luly authorized
ny the Board of Trustees OF said colcge) for the sum OF
one hundred dollars dated Feb'y "A, 1857, payable enc
year from its date 20 the order III. D. Van Denlan, Trnees,
said NUr peman, Trustee, duly assigned and endorsed to
said rcCarter. Also to ioreclose a mortgage given by
sai the Delaware Female College, signed by said Alexan-
Ter Miller, President thereof and sealed with the corpo-
rate seal Of said College (hc having been thereto duly
authorized by the said Board of Trustees) to secure the
payment ct s1rt promssory note with other similar notes.
to John D. Van Deinap, Trustee of certain trusts express
ed in said mortgage Or his assigns, upon the following
prem ses to-wit: Situated in the town Of South Delaware,
in the county Of Delaware and State of Ohio, and being
in-uts Nus. 80, 81, So and ST as marked and designated
upon the recorded plat of said town Of south Delaware,
and being the premises occupied by the said Delaware
Female College, sad mortgage dated the 24th day of
February 1857, and duly recorded in tho record Of mort
Samuel Miller holds a prior mortgage upon said premises.
And said pet iGon prays Judgment againSt SAID the leila
ware Female College Tor the SUM of one hundred dollars
with interest from the 9th day of February, 1887, and
that said Inortgaged premises may be sold and that oil the
proceeds of such sale sufficient money Ef1y be applied to
the payment Of the plaintiffs claim, and for general relic
said Samuel Miller must answer said petition on or befoI
the sd Saturday alter the Sd day of June, A. D., 1859.
JONES Il CARPER,
Attorneys for McCarter.
April p, 1s59-7w Isl 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27
March 20, 1850.
o. 50. AN ACT

49,
heldtrEg TO the partition of Real Estate held in COM
monty Religious Societies.
sec. l. Be u eRart0d by tic GcneraL y4ssemBIy Of the
STATE Of Ohio,fhat IN all cases where Two reIi.; ous 50.
cIetles or congregations. by gilt or purchase, II; We nro
cured lana upon which to erect Il house of .ublic wor.
snip and other buildings for church or school puruoSes
dldtof Il bhriaI ground and cemetery, in common. and
elmer ol saId societies or congregations shall be desir-
ons OF abandoning the joint or common ue of said
house Of public worship or erectiofs, it shall be r1u,rE
tent ioF the court OF common eaS, upon application uf
eitheF oil SAID SocICties or congregations $, 10 make mar
ilfioh OF The use OF said common property, exceHt Lee
bnIlai ground and cemetery, which may continue to he
used in common.
-,Sec-2- in case said court of common pleas shall or
IL shai he necessary to specify in sale ORE ar Cor what
purpose Partition of the use is made, am NOW md far
what purpose the use of the premises HIioited to e,ch
party shah b. occupied. and in no clFe shall sail nrem
lses or any part thereof be occupied for any other nnr.
poSe Than the erection OF Il house of vorsbiu aud other
eTecitons come ted herewith
Sec 3. The court Of common nleas shall in n q case
order partition OF the uSe OF said common nronertv. nm.
less the sume can be done in such manner as TO occa-
SION o CONFUSION or Inconvenience to either party in
the separate use OF the colnmnn property.
Se..4. The laws Vow in force r cniatiny the nods
ne" III co"hion' S1'aH be applicable TO the proceedings
contemplated III this law, and in addition thereto the
commissioners appointed by the court shall report Ia
~ court, wfeth sr in their opinion, partition of the use
eni os mare IN. such manner as 10 occa sion no confusi. II
o. lhcou' err ence 10 either party, in the separate use OF
tue coFih"n property.
SsE.5 D. This act shall take effect and be in force f,ou
alter its Passage.
VILLA b. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN VEIL Err,
President of the Senate
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-27

a-ct IN any manner any contract or agreement between
~ railroad company Or other party having the com rol
- @A@semen of a "a ilrnad and he proprieiors or o-
= % tahas adjoining, Tor the construction and main
IILnc o ! fences, cattle-guards aud railroad crossings.
SEE. That any railroad company. or Other parfv hay
lref or refuse to Construct such fences. ratfi lie. gnsr4s or
/" ~ of 10 keep the same in repair. as prescribed in
no ice Or request 10 60 Tie sans, made m writing NJ H.,
~ prrsed such = iiroad company shall forfeit and nav
i. - IN nae ~ every dtF 3hat said company or other parry
shal fetnse or nrglect 10 cnunpFv with the foregoing nr,ri:
5LnS u tGS at, "ny sum not exceeding fifty dollars per
IA 81 ONO, for the use Of The county i'll which suiI is
Sec. 6. This ae; shall take effect and he in force firm.
and after its passage
5. W. gibson.
N1RTiN fWStEEKERR ives
March . ~, President of The Senate
No. isl AN ACT
To Protect . as COMPANIES.
Ste'on L BE II enacted by the Gene raj Assembly, Of tba
09 t "a ohl"' That any person. who. with intent 10 miure
or deIra3td any gas company, body corporate or individual
instrnnea,t or c - 70 ne made any pine tube or osher
= - 20 SoHGttAhct+ or connect the same ~ cause
10 he CONNECTED. with any main <rrvi ire pin. or p her -
M HSi. supply IN" Illuminating gas. in such "a
ttiintI q To- ceanr"t with ard he calcsiairh to SIMPLY IL
isuiah2 gas / o any burner or office by or at VIII ch fnu1ninn-
80 Is eal,S4I,rd around or vi h"ut pas ing throIsh
4ua.iHF Of gas there consumed, shall be deemed rag \ If
SoG I'M !i or ny Hne not exceeding TIVE hundred an / GT{
See. : And be it further enacted. Thai If any person, or
ianc ~. 10 = g5lstr'ti, or hail procure the same {" ne
Hitlrd Tor measuring and reg istfring tie qulntifr 81 o.
s9 ny any Trr<arI r persons under a contract with
ptrsnn orpersons, he slHsl be deemed guitv OF a nisde-
m u =" n up"n, convection hereof shall ne punished br !
i'T exceeding thirty & y, OF by Ene MOI pNca,.iiur fve Inn
iFed dollars, or both al The discretion Of The conEt. y '"""
Speaker Of the House Of Reers.rnistfves
MARTIN WELNER.