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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
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August Appointmen

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nR, Z. IUBBs will be in attendance as fol-
DELAWARE, American House, Monday and Tuesday
August LIST and ID,
MARION, Int Il stst s dote., Fritay, August 5th.
MARYsyIr1E, Union iI0usH, Friday, July 20.
For Consuftdtian upon all iise.s es OF the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and Spleen
Also, nropsy Gravel, Rlieunatisn, Nervousness, Debility
rites Of the Blood, Erupt.ous, Cancers, Ulcers, and al
other varieties of long standing complaints, both kxterna,
ANA Internal.
For some ten years, DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entlrs
tim, to Chronic Diseases. Treating thousands annually,
IN reach. IN No CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER foIsoNs EN-
PLoYED, NOR does HE MAKE SICK To MAKE WELL, OR TEAR
Bows TO BCHD " AGAIN. The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may remain
at home, and continue, with prudence, their ordinary diet
and exercise. Hundreds have recovered under the treat
Inent after friends and physicians had given up all hope,
the ipdispntable evidence OF which can always be furn-
isted. InvaIiis, however reduced or despairing, are in
vited TO call, and may be assured that no encouragement
VIII be gwen or expense incurred, without a correspond
ing prospect of recovery.
DR.. Il. TrBBs-Sir I am glad to add my testimony
to the number OF those you are receiV ing. 1t was after
much persuasion that / consulted you. Perhaps tbs may
Influence some other hesitatjng invalid to seek relief at
your HANDS. During the Winter OF 1855, Twas 50 Fcduc-
cd az to be unable, when strongest, to SIT at the table
My affection was said to be a d Iscase OF the lett lung,
heart anu stomach. Tue cough was very severe, attend
ed with short7esS OF ofosth, night sWeats, ami swelling
of the feet and ANGLES. digestion was so feeble, that l
could eat little else than crackers during the Winter, and
for two successive wocks, subs istod on rice water or
gum ARABIC water alone. Sinki ing turns came on nearly
every day, aud occasionally several il one day, depriv-
ing me OF speech, and sem2t'1nes Of SIGHT. ALSO, Paip1-
tation was distress .rg. The heart appeared to stop at
TINES, causing 4 d~eath-hke scrsation, as through the
breath WAS gen" ard the circulation aFTtSted. THIS SUI
fering indcscribaiiy ami to all appearance balanc ;ng be
tween life ani death l fingered until relief was GhtaiueI
under your treatment was at that time resting at
Mortified, Summit Co, where the circumstances he e
given were known generally. l am now enjoying co.nn
Portable health, and though not as vigorous as many n IN
able TO perform household iuti3 S w.tloIt in oaveath:ct,
and have walked over two mics, with sunGlDg DoeriYGg
more that atgue at the time. The great benefit danitest
from your treatment, and the interest you have mbrance
ed for me, shall ever be held in grateful remem
Respectfully, yours,
Mrs MARY BATLFAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

FIRE IN MARYsvMLE-A disastrous fire ot
CURED in Marysyille Tuesday morning last
1t broke cut in a stable in the rear of tn
Gassil block, situated on the northwest side o
the public square, and before the progress o
the flames was arrested the buildings of Leon
ard Gear, Mrs. Picket, J. F. Eaton, E. J. NJ
gent, John Woods and Mr.. Horn, together
with three of four stables, we're destroyed, and
the drug store of DIR. Woods and a small bull
ding owned by Mr.. WATSON, were pulled down
to stop the progress of the fire. The Press Of
Wednesday says:
1.-The valuables in the safe of the Bank were
all removed before the fire reached that place.
The store goods Ct John Barbour, and Nueent
& Sabine were nearly all saved. But a small
portion of S. F. Eaton's stock of tinware,
stoves and hardware was saved.
The household goods Of DR.. Henderson, A.
j.. Savage, j. p. Bauer, and L. Geer were
mostly saved. The entire loss will not be very
far from $4,000.
The loss to the Marysville Bank will be
about $500; C.. A. Horr-Cassil Building
S250O; Mrs. Picket-row of dwellings, ST.
500; L. G~eer-dwelling and tailor shop,
$1,000 John F. Eaton's tin, stove and hard
ware store, $4,000; Nugent & Sabine's store
house, S700-S200 insurance in the Knox
Mutual DIR. John Woods Drug Store build
ing, S500-insured DIR. Henderson's house
hold goods 800; A. J. Savage. $3.50; J. P.
Baur, $3.50.
1t is supposed to have originated in the STA
bles by the carelessness of card-players, who
frequently occupy stables for that purpose"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

GRAVEL AND SToNE-By this we understand a collection
of sand-ixe substance having been lodged in the passage
of the urine. When the system is in a healthy state this
substance is carri2l oil by the natural passages OF the
body but when there is a weakness OF any organ, es-
pecially the kidneys, they become incapable of eHpeiline
such sandy concretions, and consequently they are lodg-
ed in the kidneys, urethra, Or the bladder, causing great
Inflammation to these organs, and great pains and swell
ling, and great difficulty in voiding urine II has been
admitted BY many physicians. that Morse's Indian Root
Pills are maize out of some particular plants which have
q wonderful charming influence i'll dissolving the sub
stance which has cIoggcd the passage, and by their cool
ing properties, they expcl all inflammation, and leave the
water passage in an active and healthy state. From three
TO four of these Pills taken night and morning, from ono
to two weeks, will decide how this dreadful disease Is t.
be treated, and as they remove the cause of every kind oil
disease, it is utterly impnssible for them to fail in curing
the gravel, as they unc!og the passage, and leave the
parts in Il healthy and lively condition.
Dr. Merses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers ID
Medicines,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

r. B. taxes tais method ui saying u his customers,
that his pres mt arrangements are such that work in his
Wdteh Repai I'M department, is done principally by him
self, And after thu acquaintance OF moro than Sc tieet7s
years which the citizens of Delaware have had with his
work, he deems any assurances with regard IA CAREFUL
HANDS, EXPERIENCED woRKaEN, &c. 10 be entirely superHu.
Gus.
Delaware, June II, 1859,
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.dWEArHER AND CRoPs.-We have not had


edXEArHER AND CRoPs.-We have not had
sufficient rain to lay the dust in this locality
since the. Grst day of this month. In conse-
quence Of this drouth and the unusually hot
weather OF a considerable portion of the month";
the earth is parched and Invested of moisture
to an extent but seldom experienced. and the
crops are suffering severely. Indeed, IN some
sections of the county it is said the greater por-
ton of the corn and potatoes are already IN
jured beyond hope of recovery. In more favor
able situations. however, corn that has been
well attended and was not injured by the frost,
is 1 Unlocking well-and the same remark will
apply to late planted potatoes. Hay through
out the county does not exceed half a crop, and
as the pastures are rapidly drying up, serious
apprehensions of trouble in providing for the
care OF stock during the coming fall and win
ter are entertained by those who pay partieu-
lar attention to this branch Of business. Ia
ken in connection with the short wheat crop,
tais state ef affairs is anything but encouraging
tn cur farmers.
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Spefia1 Aotiees.

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should not
spare either time, trouble or expense, to procure DR..
HOS1ETIEES CELEBRATED BITTERS, whose benefceDt
effects upon the human syst III has been clearly proved
10 those who have been stricken down in 4 short space
Of time by this dreadful curse. whose CHECKS are wan
and mt#gre, and whose nights are sleePless and restless,
and whose eyes are din and sunken, with death staring
them in the face, this compound mast prove a blessing
~snatcLihg them Us it were from the very mouth Of the
grave. None can know its true value until they have
tested it. When all others have failed, thase Bitters
have restored the sufferer to pristine health. Their popu-
larity in all Western and Southern parts should Introduce
them to all families.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, ever where
Rs-Sec a!vcr t:somcnt in another column.
july 29-&In-
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Discovery.

B r 7 u c W A E K 6
are uufailing in the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Bren
hItis. Sore throa:, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Iuei
plent Consumption, and Diseases of the Lungs. They
have no taste of mcdicne, and any child Will take them -
Thousands have beeA restored to health that had before
despairei. Testimony given inLundredz efcases- a
gle dose relieves in ZEN MINUTES.
ASK for Bryan's Puimenic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered forsAle- Twenty-Five cents a box. Sold by dealers
generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester, n. Y.
For Sale by B. DICKINSON / soy Delaware, Ohio
February II. I659-1Y
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NEW GOODS
AT the Old Establishment
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK.
R. Is u E r
rs now receiving a fine assortment of American,
L English apI SWISS
w "a t @ In . %.
A srleuIid aud very superior stock Of
R s U r r

Fine Jewelry,
Among which are sema beautiful Lava, Garnes, Pox AM
GIIss, Cameo, and Gold Sets. Also, a geuere q assortment
of Pins, Ear drops, studs, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, keys
Chains, &c. sc. Also, Gold Tons, Fine Pocket Cutlery
silver ana Plated W les TN Gold, Silver, Ster
ana Common fam with IN aunoavo convex. or 'Per
efocie, - and cerhla va ~, Clocks AMI Fancy Nc
tons. Al of which n.-- IL SOD CHEAlLE THAN EvET
aIJoRE,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

DR. RoBACK's SCANDINAvIAS REMEDIEs--Are
you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon it the blood, which is the food and
sustenance Of every organ, is full Of corruption.
My Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Puri-
fer, break up the source of disease in the fluids
OF the body. They purge and purify the ele-
ments of the blood Hence their quick and,
complete cures in dyspepsia, s~crofula, eruptions
fits, tumOrs, nervousness. kidney complaints,
piles, low fevcrs, debility, rheumatism, head
ache, want of sexual yigor, etc, etc. These
remedies are astonishing the whole medica
world. See advertisement Julyl. I'm
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THE FARMER

THE HAMMOETON FARMER; a newspaper de-
L voted to Literature AMI agriculture. a.so sctt-ig forth
tui, accounts Of the new settlement Of Hamm"ntnn, in
New Jersey, can be subscribed for at only rs cents per
annuun.
1nciose postage stamps for the amount. Address to
Eiitor Of the Farmer, IIlInpoutan 7. O., Atlantic Co,
New Jersey. Ibos4 " sijmg cheap Land, Of the best
qgality. in one eff the hcahhicst and most delightful eli
mat s in the Union, and where crops are never cat down
by frcsts, the terrible scouTgc of the north. See advert Sc
ment Of Hammontou lands. jy1j%6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

Ho1LowAY's PIu-oyEkF1ow OF srIE-a constitutional
predispOsition TO bilious disorders IS very common in this
county We ind that in q large proportion Of the or
binary cases of cough, cold, Intermittent fever, induen-
Ia, ETC. the liver symQathizes violently with the pull
monary organs. Acting directly and SIN iItaneously up
healthy condition The impur ties Of the system are
discharged through the bowels, the organs of respiration
are relieved by the operat on of tn great counterirri-
tant upon feTered blood, and the functions of the liver
are regulated and restrained. Thus the primary and
subsidiary causes OF the complaint are reached and sub
dued al the same time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

TO ALL WANTING CAIRNS,
4 RARE OPT ORTUNITY IN a DELIGHTFUL AND
HEALTHY CLIMATE 70 MILES SOUTHEAST OF
IHlLAIELIHIA, On THE CAMDEN AND AT
JAN1IC RAILROAD, NEN JERSEY.
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Sheriff Sale.

J. Weaver DY virtue Of an execution
We. % to me- directed from The
Davidson Y Bowman. Coz. t Of Common Pleas Of Bel
aware coudty, Ohio, sill offer at public sale at the
door of the Court 4ouse in Delaware on
Monday, the 1a day Of A~gut, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock u. m. and four o'clock,
.. III, the following described real estate to-Nit stu
ate in the county OF Delaware, state Of Ub!o, and in Der
lin Township, aad bounded and described as follows 4:
Being lnlot 70. Il in the TOwn of Cheshire, as designat-
81 On thu plat Of said Town, and known as the steam
MIL property.
CHARLES IERMA Sheriff.
July, l, IS59-*ts (&3,50(
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New York Market

NEW YORK, July 27, 1859.
BRE4DsTrFF-Flour s4.c5@4.60 for superfine Western,
5. OOI5.35 for common to COOL extra ronnd hoop Ohio.
. GRAIN-Wheat 81 .I2@i15 for common winter red
western; 81 3S@l.4O for white Michigan: 81 10 tor mixed.
Corn SEC. for all kinds. Oats Il "a 42c.
PRoyIsIoNs-Beef SIS; Ge@-4-o0 Mess Pork slE@16.
Prime Fork S15.45. Lard 1o% a IL. Bacon lie.
and e@6Ac for shoulders. Butter 1l@l5.
Tallow TX
Cheese s@S% for new
GRocEKIE-sugar5@5A C. Molasses 3e@4oc.
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Afw Adrertisements.
70 the Creditors oE the Is
tate of Reading Warford.

T HAVE been app cinted ly tie Probate Court
l Of Delaware County, Ohio, CGnlTIissi6iler Of said cs-
t1ta, represented InsulTent- The period OF SIX months
from the date of tbs notice IS allowed to cred tors to
bring i'll, and prove thsI claims against said estate. l
VII attepd 10 the duties CT said appointment at my resi-
dencc in Scioto township, in Delaware County, Ohio,
On the third day OF September and first day OF October
next. HAMILTON NAE1 tRl,
Commissioner of the Estate Of Reading WarfoFd, deed.
July -, 1S59-3t.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 27, 1859.
DEMONSTRATION s4,oo@46o for s~upellne. Extra
S5.15
PRovlsIoss-Mess Pork sl5. 5O9l5.75. Shoulders ca
&c, fer sides TGSc. Lard lie.
GRocBR1Bs-Molasscs SIC sugar ~, prime tx cot
fee common lie, fair 1:c., good l24c., and prime !: &c.
GKAIS-Wheat 81. C5@1 10 corn sG@s5c.; Rye 7o@r75
barley 506y55c. oats 4JG45c
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I IIamnonton Linis. jtyl5*Gm
Estates &c. for Settlement

THE following Administrator and Guardian
/ have hiot thefr papers, for final settlement
Ennice l ickerman ct n, Adrdinistratrix of Jasper Dick
erfnan.
David Cryder Guardian Of minor heirs of James Phil
lans.
There VIII be a hearing on the above cases at my of
fee, i'll Delaware, on Saturday, August 6, 1859.
I. RANNEY, Probate Judge
Dclawar0e, July IS, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

delaware County Common
Pleas.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

A census of Marysville, just taken, shows the
population of that town to be 931-a falling
off Of 40 since the last enumeration. This is
less by at least five hundred than We had sup
posed the population of the county seat Of
Union to be.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

The District Court for this county common
ees a session on Monday next, August first
Some important cases arc to be disposed OF,
including that of Terry VS.. the G. C. & c. R.
Road Company.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July 81, 1859.
FLorR-5.oo@ CO. IS for Extra, $50 for superfine, 100
for double IxtIa-
WHEAT .14-CoKS sc9SGc-RARIEY 57c.-OATs 45@4ec
Mess PORK SHINES PEP SlC6fl1-HsNs l1c-SuoUI-
DERs 7}zc, -LARp l1@G12kc-BCTTER 1l@l2c-CHEEsE :
@sLc.-ECGs 1c@1.
Wool ranges from $3.50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

COG Just published, the 25th thou and, in a
G-l&S staic'i ei.vs4up- prize ten Gents % sent, pest
ENS paid, by the Publishers, for 8 stamps
~ 4 MEDICAL EssAY oN THE IHYSIcAI EXHAUSTION
and nsc2y Of fe frame from in1uigcHca, I4iea ton anG
tie injurious consequences al Mercury, HEh he modeyq
means q Gaze. By R. J. C~LLNERWELI, NJ. D., a mem
Der of the Royal College OF Surgeons, &c, sc.
Sc SperniatorrhH9, or Sem mai Emissions, Nervous
DEBILITY; !nl3osaHcy, Loss Of Energy, pepress On Of Spirits,
fltnld..ty, Disease CT the Sexual G:Rlas, ard Inpcdi3nents
to Marriage generally, are promptly an! eiiectca!ly cured
by the Authors novel and Eacsi sIcccssigl node Of treat
meat, by me ms of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having retg1rse 70 dangerous mad;cine=.
From the London Lancet The Best Treatise ever
written on Z subject OF vital i'm 2urtiuce to all, we'll worthy
OF the Authors exalted reputat. ON. "
Addrt IS fhs Publishers, {. J. c. KLINE & co LIST Aven-
ue, cor. 18th street, Post Box 1886, New York City.
May 12t 1s59.-,mis.
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Legal Notice.

CASE and LYDIA Andrews, Of Med
VI lson county, state OF New York, GraudIey buell.,
Lovnla Willis and her husband - W His, of tue State
81 Missouri, are hereby notified that on the twenty fifth
day Of July, D. 1889, Williauz /. Lewis filed his petit
ton IN the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Delaware County,
state OF Ohio. The object and PRAYER Of which petition
IS TO quiet the title and possession OF said Lewis in Ger
tain real estate situated i'll Orange Up, Delaware County,
State Of Ohio, AMI being a part Of lot -, section 2, town
snip ), range Is, {. ). N, Survey and bounded and de-
scr!oed as follows: beginning at the west end Of said
let, thence running cast far enough to make thirty acres
OF land of of the west cad Of saII lot, III which tie said
defendsnts, as heirs Of Roswell Case, deceased, cla N the
same title And the Aaid piajutiu n hs said petition
iurtheT prayS, that sail defendants b, required 10 release
any and all claims. demand Or interest il said real estate
to the said paI4tif. Ii tine petition aforesaid IS not an
sSered by or batpge the third Saturday afttT tbs egth
day OF September, 1859, ii viii be taken as true aud
judgment rendered accordingly.
!. BY REID & FAT2N, WILLIAM 7. LEWIS,
HIS attorneys, FI2intiT.
JGly g, $3.50. fSi,3T
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Joseph Lawrence decd. pleHs.
W..
James s. Lawrence ct. al. Petition for Dover.
FMILY S. C~henowith, and her husband, John z
- Ch2noW. III, OF spa tedahurE, RIpiulph TO-, lul., md.
Rosannah c. Dean and her husband, William 4. bean OF
Abba, Monroe county, Iowa, will take notice that MARY
1Hwr,ncs, widow Of Joseph Lawrence, decd, on the
ffti' day of July, A. d. 1889, Sled her petition In the Court
OF COnnon Pleas, of Delaware county, Ohio, against them
and others alleging that the sill Joseph Law reuce. during
covetture with her, was seized as an estate OF inhoritIuco
OF the following desc lool promises Sitlatai in tha
ship, and being part OF Y. N. Survey, No. 1904. Being
8 t7a't OF 1877 acres Of land, bounded north by lana
formerly owned by Warrington & u. MOI gau, East hy
q tract Of lind formerly owned by alexander i4Aon,
south by lanos formerly Owned by L. Ciatty, cl which
5 now sitIatal the iowa OF B4iabuz, and West by tns
lands of Joseph IodDs AMI praying that roasouabla
dower may be assigned TO her Ia Sail premises. Said
petition will be for hearing at the next term OF said Court,
before which time said defen lantsa are require 10 answer
or demur thereto, or a decree pro conjesso will be- takon
against them,
POWELL h VANDEMAN,
July S, '5e-+6w, ts4,26) Solicitors for Petitioner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

DR.. TUBES will be at the American Monday
and Tuesday next
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29

GRAPE Growers can carry on their business
mCst successfully at Hammo1ton. Tree from trCstS.-
some forty Ninyards st out tEc past season. Seq adver-
tlsclnent Of HaulaDoEtOn LANDS ,anGsher cu!GrzH- Tn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
Z. NAsTnTAN g. SON

L. EASTMAN g. SON,
a RE now receiving, fresh from New York, their
u Spring StotN OF
Millinery & Fancy Goods,
con STlSG IN PART OF
Light Dress Silks, SWISS and Jaconett Mushns,
Eigines ana Insertions, Embroidered Bands.
Needle Work Collars, Rib Nj Trimmed Collars & Sleev Va
Mourning Sets, White and ,Sored Kid Gloves, Gauntietsr
Ladies, Gents and ChHdrem's ItoselerYy
STEEL EXTENSION AND RATTAN hOStS,
And pamerous other articles III the Dry Gools and Fapcy
line oar
Millinery Stock
conssts Of CoIored Straw, Black and White Sraw. DTab,
Aixei, Satin AMI Pearl straw BONNETS; AlS6: -NlAW,
Fancy Lace, Belgian Braid and Shaker Hoods; u fNte and
Colorei LFghern, and GiIs.e Riding Has, Bto19aeTy< &c
dr. Also, u full stock Of Bonnet Silks, Frames, Berdt0sJ
Ribbons and Flowers, Heal Dresses, Ercss Trimmings, q.
ana evoryshl.g usually kept i'll a Fust Class Millinery
and Variety store. We have secured tie services OF an
Experienced MiIlinsr and Dress Maker.
Work done with neatness and dispatch. AL ozark n1r-
rI1tei. Latest Paris Patterns fcr ladies' and Children, re-
ceIved monthly from New York.
gg- Please call and see fnr yourselves. No charge for
showing goods.
L. E-SaiMAN. E N. EASTMAN.
F.. Lwars, March 20, 1859.
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Sheriff Sale.

CatharIne W. Little ny virtue OF an execution tc
vs.. A1 me directed rom the OouftoI
John Genier. Common Pleas OF Delaware county
Ohio, ] will cIer at public sale at tic door Of the Couri
House in Delaware, on
NoaGay, the LIST day Of august, 1859,
hetwcer the hours Of ten O'Clock g. m. and four o'clccR
=. NJ, the foil owing described real estate, to-wit In
lots Nos l5S and I55 IL CGtaTiue W tittlo's addition Z
the town OF Delaware. Aprl4issi al 91Oo
CHARLES HERMAN, sheriff
July l, 1s5o-ts, (3",75)
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Estate OF Calvin covell.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
4S mas been appointed and qust!itJi as AdlfinIst ator
with will annexed al the Estate Of Calvin CuyeIl, Diseased
late Of delaware county, Ohio. Al persons Interested
Will govern themselves Accordingly.
July 1zt, 1S59-3t NANCY y CsIVFIL-
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YOUTH and

q Ii wanting Farms IN a delightful climate
Il rlcii SOL, an 4 secure from trOStS. Sc aiF1TtfS IN Lit
Of haInmoltDn Lands in another colanl. jly15%6Ei
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NOTICE

AULLGG
Is hereby givento Degrass Jennings that his wife
4 Margaret Jennings, tAS filed III the Court OF ConnO
Pleas Tor Delaware county, Ohio, her petition for aIilnony
the castody Of her children, aui to restrain said Degrass
from the disposition of his property and alleging for
caasc, list, gross neglect OF duty I'd, abandoning the
plaintiff ANA her childgen without good cause 81, scpanr
alton in consequence OF the Ill treatment on the part Of
the defendant. And therefore prays for aliInony &c,
which Will be brought to trial at the October torn OF said
Court, and said DegrasS -eluired 10 answer said petition.
ByIUNELL & NAEDLMAN,
June IT, set Attorneys for plaintiff.
Repairing.
Hr,0CKS. Watches and Jewrlrf repa!red in the lies
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3. Williams SnGk- PLAT.
December n. 1858