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RS, opro-ite be Pacific Mail st-sm.hip Company ?
Office, san Francesca Cslforns. th- noc-ar oIsr-
free cnn.ul's -inn aud ak. rsEgacze io' unless
be e,i.cts curs
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SrFliAL. Vulur

es- The following letter which emphs;ios.l,
snetk' 'nr iis'F was Nyt,on ey the reau oi the
The ei;rr> u 'l- Paeias Medical .o.rnal san Fran.
cisco .or rrblctuou
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FOR SALE.

0R Will. EXCHANGE FOR STOCK-7S5 Shares 0
" the MOUNT HupE MINING COMPANY.
Hs-AdlresS-'' \. J. q. Bcnecia Cal d."
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2 Fhi.1.tlnh.a I-rnl-r d ~

la the F'i;oT- "t the lacihc Medical and SulC'csi
Mr attention ha been called
to arttsir iL he Ice uI t.r number of YOUR jour
nal ia rJgsIl ts ilu - En.i..h degree granted h.
tl~ ln. 'ileii it'1 college ut Ne-iciu. Ia Dr. I. :
CE,pt.. Nheu the application fo- iie degree VS.
ussir ~ .he fasftv. Il; was a.ccnptiiiel tv aida
vis sra Testimonial. 10 the eieet hat Dr Czapkav
aa- srSIlar graduate Il y. OF the University fs
ie- th hl. .sr'"f' 1s surgeon la DO, Hungarian at
my, aud os,,t 20. uiar practitioner uf medicine
On tLc >fr~rgi c' thr-e The degree etAnted.-
The ~ EuufrA 3scrfe g- its naus implies u con.
,clrd .raiu. te~ uu ud gives "a. neu priviied-
res Had there been the -lighirst suspicion .! Il
r-gul riiv. fhc application oud have been refused
Es inserting tai, ia saut journal }ou will 90 an act
ut igsfict ia the college .nd r.s.icF favor oa
Yours. E--' Eesle, tfully n RAND
icsn @. the FAcul', q 1hiia 'cirh!-
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NOTICE OF PARDoN.

State OF California. In District Court,
County Of Nevada, l4ih Judicial District
The People Of the State OF California,
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HOLLOW PILLS.
Al neon re- TIE ssCK,

IIF IHnt n ] -isTIHs Hsd1iu1I =. ill'.T illF i-
and uerc-ii- pf fie offering lriti'H ni humanity
aud nur entiu By ft'" tf'm mineral ni ail ~ dsi'
t~riHu> g. tir.- .r. sterrl, i.lf iil fli- 20 ls-
rr.ui s. f.sius i,-h.r.d intc o., vorh Ilniio-
wat 80 fffHtf 2lllr h-tr lstsra. tl~ u.tUsfHuLs
hkNiiH af sll iut us.. Ilsir nttuiufr rltNENr
.. veil as a 'i.rt a'farh tir EsIiX KsS1 a.
thc cunl.t.ut- s.... .au- ht t'm' tirg u lid1eN
cause " '.tt-- r'tlti- slfr and rt-iuiu tie drooI
ing cn' i-!"- 81 ts arn s.-sisi,n an tufs 10 he's
IL . 80 ~ - -lllA ". 40 rnAlLuA.
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i.ylrNTirN COMMITTEE

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NOTICE FOR PARDON.

State of California. ! In District Court
County Of Nevada. l4th Judicial District
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26m DAY OF APRIL, 1859
NJ Z IN ! Ut
THANKsGIvING a REJOICING.

The s.u.e being tile IULIlIT Ill ANNlyERsAEY of
the init cd iou al ont Hc.,s,l Order int" IL nj
to- static r-q'c-t bs IL i.hf1fiE,S N 'hs' da,
to -s-iaia .r,in th-ir us'7i aVucStiuh- Ald in i-
fnts :hS di, a. s'-is' faih'riu- ani general tri"
t'us,
rstEhIukk ~. a. kN.~N:
That 90 IT, "C'h d. "f .NP4il 't.Ni i,iusr-'f
,raiisn viii be given N ih. cite of Nt,,,i =, Tie
fo.lr-- rnd Irri Iiiinepi "f the ln.ircn rnt pfTr
- 'Ah,l friinNs uf N'.,su Corntv
m IHuiskss cordially Invited - rstjiriia'r
riti. us ia ili, ir-iiNii-. at he iay.
\ procession sill b- i,tiiss.' ard an uri inn be-
icliN,.,. sii nhrt ,A"rcl-.- ii the "a anu d.
shfn lion " in rturlul- With 4
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STOCKHOLDERS

\uTl't l. hereby given that the regular annual
Y meeting Of the siookhol'er- # the fmI.c tliz)
Mining G 1iIsny sil lie held 81 their Office ia Bos
ton Rs vine, 'he first Monday of NAV. between the
hour Of tao and four clock. Z h.
&. 7 JENkINs Sec
Grass Valley An-'l ls59-- I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICE

MADISON LODGE NO. 20. r. A. M
a MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at ii
UAvMasonie Hall.
wv By order.
Z. MCLAUGHLIN, w
Z W MAmiN sec'y
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ca a CAnn.---ut i. well known

Ut TdIEtT Mo-
B-I'irectiors Tor ti' guidance Of patients in
every disorder are Ked to each box.
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Grass valley Lodge. No. IL.
INSTITUTED 2sth July, 1858 meets eysry TIT RS
DAY night, a, ODD FELLOWS HALL, on Minst
Brothers in eeod standing are cordially invited to
attend. JO%ATii.iN CLARK, y. &.
{. C. SNnH L. :
Gras- Valley, Jan /, 1889
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hall TEE HtENrNE.

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i-NTiA cradle rf s--v'nir,r!s'iti- ~ wills p,
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" Friendship. Lore and 7raM."

~ eonsormi'v with the PROCLAMATsON
i issued by the MOST WORTHY IKANp MAS1Ilt
"f the Right Worthy Gr-nd Lodge of the State II
California setting Ruart the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

DISEASE OF THE LIvKR.-By this disease W
understand an inflammation either in the mem
brane or s@ltanee OF the liver, known by dull
pains in the tight side, the stomach always dis
ordered. the yellow tinge Of the skin, dry cough,
tongue coated, costiveness, high-colored urine,
and Of a thick nature; severe weakness and
severe painsi IN the head.
The quantity of corrupted bumors in the re-
gion Of the liver. causes a defective secretion of
the bile The liver when healthy. serves as a
filter to the blood, to separate all impurity from
il, or to refine it When diseased, it annot
purify the blood, which, whenssent to the lungs,
brains, and other parts In a morbid condition,
may cause Jaudice, Consumption. Insanity, &c,
and Withholding the natural stimulus to the in
t~estines. causes Dyspepsia, Piles. and other
complaints as you preceive 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 cent in curing dis
eases. What then shall be doneg We say use
Morse's Indian Root Pills, as they are CON-
posed Of plants and roots; they viii be found
a sure cure for this painful disease, because they
purge from the body those corrupt and stag
nant hunors, and so cleanse and renew the
blood, which is the cause not only of the dis
ease Of the liver, and the inflammation of the kid
ney and the bladder, but Of every description Of
disease. From ) to 4 Of the above pills, taken
every night on going to bed, viii it a few days
entirely relieve the body Of everything that is
onDoSed to health.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

THE New JERSEY PEACH CRoP.-We are
informed by our friend, DR.. LARSON, an expe-
rieneed peach grower, that the prospect for a
peach crop in this county the coming season is
very promising. The cold of the two or three
days in January, killed a portion of the bloom
but a greater part Is in a healthy condition.
Should the coming season be favorable, Hun
terdon viii give an increased yield of many
thousand baskets, and in all probability dou-
Bile the quantity of any season heretofore
This county bids fair, with her unnunbered
thousands of trees, to become the greatest
Enacf-growing county in the United States
The a,lapted1les sof the soil and facilities for mar
hct are 50 superior that the growers Of this
delicious fruit are determined to improve their
advantages. Mercer county has long been
foremost as The p~each-growing county of New
jersey, but with the present number of trees
already set out, HunteFfion will far gurpass
both in quality and thrift.-Hunterdon Co
Republican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIRJAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRAT TED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from a prescription OF Sir j. Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cute OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. It modeeates all excess and re-
moves all Instructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in q short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Preg-
macy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage,
but at any other time they are safe.
In. all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, falPita-
ton of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al
though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
anthony, or an ything hurtfnl to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sale Agent for the United States and Canada,
Late I. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N Y.
N. B.-sl,o 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any an
thorized agent, will insure q bottle, containing over so
pills, by return mail.
For sale by B DICKINSON & SON, pslavar E, Ohio.
February II. l659ly- s ..-.F
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
DEHocRArIc OPINIONS OF BUcHAsAs.

DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS OF BUCHASAS.-
Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, says:
During a late brief tour through portions
of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Indiana, sew
eral Democratic editors spoke to Us very harsh.
" indeed In relation to the President And
yet we believe that none of those editors have
had the nerve to publish their opinions of Mr..
Buchanan and his Administration in their pa
pers. Either they try 10 defend the President
and his measures, or they are silent. While
scorn for the Administration is in their hearts.
dumbness or ealogy is upon their lips. And
so with the masses Of the Democracy every
where. However badly they may think Of the
present high f~unctionaries of the government,
they publicly endorse them and support them,
and should be responsible for them, and will
be.
BOUND FOR THE NORTH POLE OVERLAND
An ardent young naturalist left Chicago on
Monday. and entered on a journey overland to
the polar sea. His object is the pursuit of his
~favorite science. Mr.. Robert Rennicott for
that is the name of the adventurer) viii go first
to Fort Carey, on the Red River Of the north,
and thence will make his journey with the
agents of the Hudson Bay Company, to whom
he has letters from the governor, Sir George
Simpson: He win visit York Factory on the
Hudson Bay during the summer, and return
ing to Fort Carey. viii make a winter trip on
dog sIedges to Great Slave lake, reaching
McKenzies river In the spring Of 1850, with
the whole summer of that year before him, to
pursue his explorations along the coast of the
Polar Sea. He expects to return in 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

The Apq1aeRiooh Florida) Advertiser is
very decided in its advocacy of the policy of
stealing negroes at first hand, rather than Of
mourning the expenses Of buying of breeders at
present high prices. It rather errs, however,
in thinking it Is the North which stands IN the
way of that policy. It is the border Slave
States that object to free trade in negroes.
Until the slave trade is open and made le-
gal, the South will push Slavery forward as q
seasoning for every dish; aud whether the
North likes it or not, like the Spanish with the
garlic, IT viii have 10 be tasted in every course
al the table. This is the settled and determined
policy Of a party at the South. We do not pre-
tend to belong to the ultra southern party. but
we believe it Is q dnty which the General Govern
ment owes to the South, that the slave trade
should be legitimate, that her vast domain
should receive e~ultivators."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Rezw DFrRsna.

NT7a rEINTpE, whes5 place CT r~eeidehes ia
~ unknown, is hereby ngt.nol that the etdta Rank OF
Chic lid, On the third day Of Nay, A. d 1859, Gle in tbs
ofacs q -he Clerk CT thB Court OF Cora1non Pleas, of Lei
aware County, Chic, IFS pct ton ssathst said Hinton end
othars setting forth that Gu the 10Th DAY Of November, a
y. 1915. tha said Hinton executed and delivered to the
said Ihe stats Bank Of Chic his certain bond, sealed with
his sa2l, aud dated said 18th day Of SovsYdber, iSa5, who're
By he holnd himself 70 pay 10 said Tbs State Bank Of
Ohio, or order. the sum Of two thousand donars-he1rE
part OF the safety fund Of said Enk-cn demand, with
interest at the rate Of aevsn per ce1t- per annum- Inc
interest TO be paid on the first Mondoy IN AIag, 1s4e, TO
that Time, and from that tina ssni-annually. That on
said 10th day Of Eover1haT, said Otho Hinton and Rehec-
ca Hinton his wife, oXagntgd and delivered 10 said The
State Bank Of Ohio, a mortgage upon in-lotN No. 20, and the
west half of Of in lot No. 10, III tho Town Of Delaware,
County of Delawars, and STATE Of Ohio, for tho purpose
Of securing to said Bank the payment Of sud bond with
the said iDtorest, and conditioned accordingly. That hy
reason Of tho nonaayInent Of the sum due ny said bond.
the said mortgage has become absoiuts. That said. Ctho
making Of said mortgage, and that sad rrennaes belong
to Daniel Collins, Beniauin Powers and Hosea Williams,
Defendants to said petition. subject to CERTAIN membranes
thorsan mentioned, SAID petition pays judgment against
0tho Hinton upon sad bond tor the @lp o.. 5000, With
Gavsn per cent. interest, nay able seraiannualiy tTcTn the
- day of Novaubsr, 1858, and that said mortgage be
lorool0Sed, AMI the sad moItgased premises be sold, and
the proceeds applied 10 the payment Of the amount due
said Rank upon sail bond that ths liEht of the pattss y
the SAID aotca RAY ho ascertained, aRf for general Tsllat
Said OHIO Hinton is required 70 ansHer satt p7titlen On CT
before 'te third Saturday after the lott day o: jnn"
Z. ie1a. BY JONES CAkPEk,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Delaware, May 6-%5v. (&TC0)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

PROFESSIONAL SU1cIDE."-Under this head
the Dayton Empire tells a good story of "are-
spectacle looking man" calling himself A. V.
Lamartine, who poisoned himself sin jest" at
the Philips House. last Monday, and, accord
ing to the Empire, played up the agonies of
dissolution and preparatory death throes to a
charm, deceiving the uninitiated in the room"
He told the old story "no occupations; out of
money; tired of life; wanted to die" &c. He
recovered, however, and worked upon the sym
pathies of the peaple SO successfully by his dis
consulate story as to receive about $25, and a
r. r. ticket to indianapolis, to which place he
started Thursday.
Murder will ont, and SO will a joke. The
kinsmen Of the great French poet was a conf
dence man and played the same trick at San
d1aky, where sympathy handed him $40 and a
free pass to Dayton. He was expected to take
. benefit at Indianapolis in the same way, tur-
ming suicide" to som account.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

A THOUSAND DOLLAR HohsE K1LLED.-On
Monday afternoon, Nf. Jones, proprietor Of
the Clarendon Hotel, New York city, was dri-
wing down the Bloomingdale road in a light
buggy, and when at the junction Of Broadway
and Eigth avenue, met Mr.. G. G. Hawthorn.
Both were driving rapidly, and the shift Of
Mr.. Hawthorn's vehicle penetrated the breast
of Mr. Jones horse, which fell down and died
Immediately from the wound. As it was nat
NAL, both gentlemen were very much excited,
but a ~T#enty-Seeond Ward policeman pre-
vented a personal encounter. They subse-
quently became reconciled, Mr.. Hawthorn
promising to satisfy Mr~Jones for his loss
The horse was a beautiful animal, and was
valued at 81 ,00o.-Neto FORK Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13


WILLING TO FAKE Mr.. BUCHANAN INTO THE
FoLD-The Greensburgh Pa. Argus closes its
attack on the late Democratic Convention as
follows:
We had hoped common sense would have
dictated a wiser course than the convention has
pursued. We are anxious to prevent a second
defeat, for that will be followed by a third
We are willing to receive back into the Dem
ocratic fold the cringing spaniels who betrayed
US in the State Convention last winter-but
not to doubtful disputations." Yes, we were
willing to receive Mr.. Buchanan back to the
Democratic fireside, if he came as a repentant
old sinner. But he will never dishonor the
glorious old Democratic flag we have SO long
fought under-nor yield one inch of the rights
of the people to govern themselves. No, not
to secure victory.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
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REV GOODS ! Few Goods New Gcodsf
~ NEW CALdCoEs NEW LAWNs Z DCEALs+
New Lawn Robes, New Organizes New do Robes
New Blk Silks! New Fancy Silks!
Eep CHintzesi New Berege De Laines
Now Poplsns New Ginghams. New Aareaillesi
LADIES COLLARS LADIES COLLARS!
beautiful Styles for the prices.
White Goods White Goods
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts. etc.
In great variety
STELLA sHAWLs, BRocHA Co., BLACK SILK DO,
All new and cheap.
shifts /! skirts! sAirtat
Douglas & Ehsrman:s Skirts, fnompson's do, at half the
usual price.
Bonness, Flats, Shakers, Ip(ante Hats;
Ribbons, Rusches, French and amer. Flozerfi
Bonnet Frames, Innings, Rraid, Nett, Band Bo2es, &c
Who Wants q Carpet, eheapf
G~ARPETs-At-Woo Carpets, Cotton Ingram DO. stair do.
- Hemp DO, Rugs, SC.
Clothing nj ater1elsfor Men and Boys.
We have laid IN q full line Of spring C2ssiEnares, Vest
ipSs, Cloths, Narsailles, Check Linen, Twoeds, &c. These
who want a good pair Of pants or coat pattern, ct q low
figure, VIII please call at the cold Coraer.'
Boots and Shoes.
a full assortment always en- hand at satisfactory prices.
CEoczzRr and Glassware, at very low eGusss.
Lopers Of Good Tea,
Remember We warrant our lea. If net good no charge.
J. HTArT Il co.
Delaware, April g. 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
That meantishl 0nt-x,ot.

nN B0MF0RE Street, in North Delaware, no.
u IA, old nuTnbsr in BCratord aaC Steetser's %aadlt:on,l
known as the Williams outlet, and containing over foul
and a half acres, will he sold al Public Ftnore, &c the
highest bidder. at over two-thirds Of the appra'scd vallo,
at the door OF the Court House {1eppl7r Hail IN tho
tween the hours Of one aud four O'Clock 7. m Inc undi,
vided fourth part thereof, yrtl he sold by the undersigned
as the Guardian OF Margaret A. Williams, and the residue
for herself and as agent for the other hers
TERMS or SALE -Onethtrd On day of sale and the resi-
due in one year, with interest and secured by mortgage
on the premises. LlKABhfH WILLIAMS,
By Rein l. EATON. her Att'vs. Guardian.
Delaware, May s, IS59.-s4t. $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

FRATRIcIDE.-Two brothers named Henry
and Hiram Campbell, in the East Six Mile
Prairie, a few miles south of Du Quofn, ILL.,,
April I'D, while engaged in moving their
house, made d drunken frolic of the occasion,
with a number of ~neighbors who were helping
them. Both the brothers drank a large guam
tity of bad liquor, and Hiram became perfect
~ madened under its influence, and made an
astack upon Henry with a knife. Henry war
ded him of with an axe. He made a second
attack, when Henry struck his drunken brother
upon the head with an axe, telling him to the
ground, from the effects of which he died.
Henry was arrested, examined and acquitted
On the ground of "selfdefenee."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
mo. SOL
AN ACT


Supplementary to an act entitled ian act of the Ihrfa-
distioa and Procedure before Justices of the Peace,
and oil the duties OF Constables in Civil Courts, pass
ed Maruh II, Ie53.
SEcrros I. Be it eBGctsd By tAe General Assembly Of
the Stateof Ohio, That II the defendant in any action re-
fore The icstice shall appeal from any alignment rendered
in favor OF the plaintiff in such action. and after having
fled his tansct: pit and caused such appeal to be dock.
eted, according 10 the .rovisions Of the act to which
this is supplementary the plaintiff in such action shall
fail to file a petition, or otherwise fail to prosecute the
same 10 final Judgment, it stall be lawful for the Gefea-
dantI IN such action to file his answer setting up whateV~
er claim or demand he may have against such plaintiff,
and may prosecute the same to final Judgment, in which
case If the defendant shall recover judgment against
the plaintif, all costs which have accrued before the
tustics5 and in the appellate court, shall be adiudged
against snch piatntlh, OF he nav, on motion to the court,
suffer jrd.nentto De entered against him for IT, am.
cunt OF Judgment oslow, in which case all costs which
have accrued before the Justice and in the appeilats
court, shall be adjudged against such defendant.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
fren and after its passage, and its provisions shall APP
ply to all appeals now pending.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the Huuse of Representatives,.
f. BASSETT LANGDDN,
President pro TEN. of tile Serat e.
March IA, 1859 4s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

AN ACT
ENo. 72.]

Supplementary to an act entitled ran act 10 incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio and other banking eompan-
iss," passed February %, Is45.
SEcTIoH l. Be IL enacted By the General ASSEMBLY Of
the State Of Ohio, That whenever a receiver shall have
been Or shall hereafter he appointed pursuant ~ the
Alst section of the act to which ,h!s act is amendatoEy, n
certificate by the clerk Of the proper court Of the ar
pointrnent OF such receiver shall be sufficient authority
to him TO take possession of the books, property, rights,
CT dts, and sfects Of every description Of the indepen-
dent banking company, in aspect of which he is such
receiver, and shall be full authority to the sheriff of the
county where such banking company is located. to give
such receiver full possession OF such books, property
rights, credits, and effects with the aid Of the county ii
rsqniyed so to do, by sueh receiver.
sec.2. Whenever the said receiver shall have rea-
son to believe that any snoh banking company has is
sued notes of circulation in violation OF The act to which
this act Is an amendment, or that such banking compa-
ny Is entitled to any rights, credits, or effects, which
have been impre psrly taken by any officer, employee
sys in tbs hands Of the taks, or any other Psrson OF Psh.
= :=s "a ra:l 10 - g - ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

AETIFTcIAL HosEY-Mr. JoHN ". BRowE
has presented us with a bottle of artificial hon
ey Of his own manufacture-the recipe for com
pounding which he offers for sale. We prefer
the article produced by bees, and of this al
ways secure a supply sufficient for home con-
sumption from our own hives. Those WHO do
not keep bees, however, will find this article a
very fair imitation of honey-and We learn it
can be produced at a reasonable cost.