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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
The Standard desires the election of a Council

The Standard desires the election of a Council
that will authorize the erection of a Market
House worth SO, 600. We doubt whether the
people of the town, heavily taxed as they are,
will second the motion. Market houses are a
relic of tie past, and fast becoming obsolete
In the great city of New York there are three
or four old dilapidated buildings of kind still
In use, but notwithstanding the immense in
crease in population. not a new one has been
built, nor is anything of the kind thought OF.
The people find that they can do their market
ing much more conveniently and quite as eco
nomically through the meat and provision
stores. The same is the case here That branch
of business is now conducted through the stores
and if we had an expensive market house it
would require a very strong ordinance to drive
the produce into it, and a vigilant officer to en-
force it-whiIe the. principal advantage to the
people would be the luxury of getting up be-
fore daylight to procure a beef-steak OF a peck
of potatoes. instead of procuring them at their
leisure. as under the present arrangement. We
very much doubt too, whether there would be
any appreciable deduction from the present
prices in consequence of diverting this business
from its present channels to a market house.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
THE &c PEARL
q e w N g mi a chine.
SOMETHING NEW

THE want Of q Sewing Machine which would
thread stitch-a machine combining the good points II
the high priced machines (without their complication of
machinery and which could be manufactured and sold 10
cheaply az TO bring it within the reach OF ihoso who nost
need the assistance Of n reliable machine, has boon weA
understood by the public generally, but n10re Clearly
perhaps by those VINO wanted one but could not pay as
price. "a
Such a machine is now presented 70 the public un4Ss
thu nane Gf - PEARL"
Twill not Claim for the Pearl-as is usual with all seW-
ing machine Observation-Disclosures 1t Is better in all res
poets than all others, but will simply say, that the saas
and noiseless manner In which il performs the most del:s
cate, difficult aud durable sewing, will commend II and
give it reputation.
Some Of the advantages possessed by tbs Pearl 0TeS
other machines may be mentoned-
Its simplicity of construction obviates the necessity o6
the usual long list Of printed Instructions that accompany
most other machines, for running and keeping in Vfdtr.
Any person Of ordinary mechanical skill can learn in .
short time how to manage the Pearl and do good work On
1t. The PearIdoes not drop stitches. By a very simple
and ingenious attachment to this machine this dinisulty
is cnrctually overcome. It does not break needles-al
lowing plenty of space in which the needle can pass ~
and down, there is no danger of this trouble. II works
with an under feed, runs very easy, and is not at all dIns
cult to manage. 4Lt
/ am authorized by the manufacturers to warrant th0
machine 10 do any kind of family sewing satisfactory.
and 10 be free from any imperfection in construction.
All who wish to see or bny an excellent sewing me-
chime are invited 10 call and examine the Pearl.
Z. PLAT, AGKS1 :
For Della ~are and Union CountIeA
No. g. WILIIAss BLOCK, Sept. 2, so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Howard Rogers, Plaintiff,
AGAINST

Howard Rogers, Plaintiff,
against
Adelia Matheny and Sam
uel Natheny her husband,
| Mary Ingraham & Sireno .<.p.-o
Ingraham her husband,
1usina Rogers, John Rog-
ers, Emilia Rogers Marion
A Rogers, and Sarah J.
Rogers, Defendants.
A ELM MATHEW and Samuel Matheny her
Il husband, whose residence is in kalida, Putnam
county, Ohio; Mary Ingrahan and Sireno 1ngraham her
husband, whose residence is at Ingrahanls Mill, near
the line between Delaware and Marrow counties and
State of Ohio Lusina Rogers, John Rogers, Emiia Rog-
ers, Marion A Rogers and Sarah J. Rogers, all OF whom
reside in Delaware coun' v, Ohio will take notice that
a petition was filed against them on the second day Of
February, A D. 1860, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Delaware, by Howard Rog-
ers, and is now pending, wherein said Howard Rogers
demands partition Of the following real estate to-wIt -
Part Of lot No s situated in the north half of the first
quarter OF the fifth township and seventeenth range, T.
S. NJ; part of lot No II in the south division Of section
one, township FIVE, and range seventeen. being the east
part of United States Military part OF lot s. being the
north half of the first quarter, Range II, Township 3
lot Is in Section /, Township 5 and Range IL. Also, in
Township 5, Section 1 and Range II, one lot of land. Al
so another lot in Section /, Township 5 and Range II
Also, 90 acres and 70 perches Of land lying south of and
adjoining the last described tract-and all Of which land
is in Kingston township, Delaware County and state of
Ohio, and constituted the homestead and adjoining lands
and premises of which John Rogers dec ID, died seized;
and at the next term Of said Court, to be held May Sth
A d. 1860, the said Howard Rogers will apply that the
widows dover, that of Sarah J. Rogers, may be set of,
and for an order that partition may be- made Of said
premises.
HowARD ROGERS,
By j. S. JONES, his Atty.
March II, 1860. ($7,5) Ct
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
4eir Adrertisements.
TO Bridge Builders,

CEALED Proposals will be received at the Au-
- dltors office, Delaware County Oh o, until Friday
April 8, 1850, for the building of a Bridge over the Seio
to River, on the road leading from Delhi, in RadnoI
township, to Redwood.
Separate proposals will be received for the mason
work and snperstructure.
It is supposed that a sufficient quantity Of stone is quar-
Yied for said work near the bridge site. The bid mus
be so much per great perch of rs cubic feet, with the
privilege of using the stone above. mentioned.
The plan and specifications of the above named bridge
can be seen by calling at the Auditor's Oalce, Delaware
County, o. BY, order of the Commissioners Of Della
ware County, passed at their March session, 1s60.
Z. W. CHAMBERLAIN Auditor Del. Co.
March II, 1s60.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
CHAS. n. McELROY,

Attorney at Law,
Office: Over Burr's Jewelry Store, Day &
Wetmore's Block. oc 2s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

Isaac, the boy committed to Jail some time
since on the charge of breaking into and robbing
the Grocery Store efN. Ely, was tried at the
present term of Court convicted, and ~sentenc-
ed to the State Reform Farm for the term Of
three years. He is one. of the boys brought
here last Fall by Rev. Mr.. Van Meter, of the
Five Points Mission, New York, and is about
II years of age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Court Of Common Pleas,

DelGware County, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Now is the Time to Subscribe I1seo

1.-THE COUNTRY GENTLEMANp-
writes me Hon JoHs WENTWORTH il the Chicago
Denocfat, IS the name of WITHOUT QUESTION, THE BEST
AGRICULTURAL PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES"
The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN is published weekly-l6
ls60-inaugurating at that time several improvements
creased amount of Contents.
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN forms far the most com-
PHete ana practical journal for the Farmer and Country
fesIoent, published III this country. TERMS TWO DOL
LARS A YEAR Address with remittance, or for Sample
Numbers,
LUTHER TUCKER & SON, Albany, N. Y.
- arrangements h~avejust been completed by which
the publishers Of the COUNTRY GENTLEMAN are enabled to
o1er Two HUNDRED n FIFTY OF THE BEST STRAW
Berry PLANTS, as a premium for dEe subscribers, &C
conpanleo by the cash $50. Write for further partic-
ulars with Prospectuses and Posters.
Jan 20, '60-*3m. L. I. 4 Son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

The new proprietors of the olentangy Iron
Works, on Tuesday evening last, gave a sump-
tuous repast, at the American House, to the
members of the retiring firm, the employees in
the establishment; and a number of our citizens,
including, of course, the Editors The supper
was a most excellent one, and was much en-
ioyed By all present..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

The Office of Messrs. Powell s. vandeman
was burglariouslly entered Sunday night last,
their drawers forced open, and the papers turn
ed up and scattered about in great confusion
The only property missing was about 81 in mo-
ney, which was in possession of Mr.. Vandeman,
Prosecuting Attorney, to be used in a criminal
trail at the present term of Court.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

We learn from the Marysville Press that Mr..
MATT. TURNER, recently of this place, has taken
charge of the hotel in that town known as the
Union House. Mr.. T.. has had experience in
this line of business, and will doubtless make
q popular landlord
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

The annual exhibit of the Recorder and
Treasurer, showing the. financial operations of
the corporate authorities during the past year,
will be found in our advertising columns to-
day, and will interest the town reader.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

FINE SrocK.-Messrs- RICHARDSON s. LEE have
added to the stock of the county a very fine
FLOODED English Draft Stallion-which the adj
mirers of tina noblest of all animals, the Horse,
would do we'll to call at their stable and exam
ina
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Chr 8larketa
Delaware Market.

WG16 8GG 3N2IAUE1
Corrected weekly by R. E. HILLS Il Soy, Wholesale and
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
NEW GOODS!

Sign Of the Large Gold WatcA)
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Lamps, Gold Pelis.
Silver Ware, Spectacles and Fancy Goods.
THEsubscriber has Just received a Large and Splendid
mosf approved Patterns. Particular attention is paid To the
above mentioned articles Of his trade. The public are invi
ted TO give him a call previous 10 purchasing elsewhere, for
he IS contident his stock OF Goods is not second best TO any
in variety, quality or style.
.EsDeLry.
Breast-Pins and Ear-Rines, one Hundred dife rent patterns,
consisting of beautiful sets Of Cameo, FIorentin' Mosa-
&c, Gold Stone, Fine Box. and Miniature Pins, &c.
Watches.
Particu1ar attention is called 10 the American Manufactured
Watch, the reputation OF which for accuracy in time, sim
Also, all kinds of imported Watches in Gold and Silver
Cases. 4 beautiful stock of Gold Watches for Ladies'
pricesfrOm SIS 10 $50.
SpectGcles.
Pebble Eye and Percy SCOPE Glass of the finest Frenchim
poratinn, in Gold and Silver and tine Steel Frames All
VIII" want "a good pair of Spectacles are invited to call and
examine for themselves
Lamps and Chandeliers.
For Churches, Halls, Parl0rs and Stores, of all styles, from
the most elegant to the most common, suitable for All pla
cesand purposes
God Pens.
II. II. Toughton-s Premium Gold Pen and Patent Case In
Gold and Silver, which need oalN to be examined to prove
their superiority over other makes.
CLOCKS, of miscellaneous styles and all prices. FINE
CIIl'kRN- Port Monies, Ilidies and Gents Pearl Gard
Gases, and a general assortment of Fancy Goods.
Which viii be sold al a lower price than similar Goods can
e bought for in any city In fbhio.~All Goods aud Work
Irrintrl to be as represented.
Delaware, June IL. 1857. l.. S. GOVELL..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

Wild Pigeons have been abundant of late,
and those possessing nets have been quite Sue
cessful in capturing them. Our market has
been well supplied, the prevailing price being
25 cents per dozen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

The contract for building the new School
House in this place has been let by the Board
of E~ducation-the mason work to Messrs Ows-
ton & Goodman, the wood work to K n Jones
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Estate of Titus Case.

A Ii persons interested will hereby take notice
II tina | the Undersigned has been appointed and quail
fled as Executor of the Estate OF Titus Case, late of Della
ware county, deceased. S. W. CASE.
Liberty, March II. 1S60.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

against
Adelia Matheny and Sam
uel Matheny her husband,
Mary Ingraham & Sireno
Ingraham her husband,
Lusina Rogers, John Rog-
ers, Emilia Rogers Marion
A Rogers, and Sarah ].
Rogers Defendants.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Estate of i W. Crawford,

NOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified Administrat0r OF
the Estate Of Jas. W. Crawford. dec'ed, late of Delaware
county, o. All personsinterested will govern themselves
accordingly. E4s.. H+ y
March Il, 1905 JAMES NJ, CRAWFORD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Groceries! Groceries /!
TO TEE FARMERS O.
and Adjoining Counties

THEsubscribers are now manufacturing and will con
l. stantly keep on hand
Grants Patent Premium FBn-MiIls.
These celebrated Mills rave taken the First Premium for
the sixth time al the New York State Agricultural Fair
and the state Fairsfn Pennsylvania and Maryland. at the
Fair ofthe Mechanics institute, New York, and a large
number fCounty Fairs, including the last
DEL4 WARE co PAIR, 1888.
They have heen repeatedly tried and the principal upon
which they operattthoroughly examined by COMMITTEES
appointed for that purpose, and In every instance have
been declaredsuperior to any that have come in competi-
ton with them. Wherever they have been exhibited they
have received the unquaidedc comm endation of Agricuitu-
lists aud hav We never been awarded the second premium
hese Mills are believed to be the onlyones manufactured
hat ChaI and Screen the Wheat perfectly clean at one
operation taking outthe Chess, Cockle and Smut at the
same time. They will thoroughly clean all kindsof Grain
andSeed by running it through once
The materials, v orknauship and finish ofthese Milsar
far superiorto any in market, the hearings allturned and
finished equBlto Factory Machinery, so thai a hoy canturn
them with perfect ease. We putin seven selves to each
Mil, and warrant them superior 10 any now in use. Call
and see hem at the Delaware Agricultural Works.
GUTH& CO.
Delaware. February IL, 159-tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Grover & Bakers
CELEBItATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.

Ok w i ~ ED
NEW S~TYLES-PRICES FROM $50 TO 1925.
EXTRA CHARGE OF SIS FOR HEMMERs.
| THESE Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
a chased from thc store requiring no re- winding OF
thread they Hem, Eel, Gather and stitch in a superior
style, finishing each seam by tholr own operation, with.
out recourse TO the hand needle, as is required by other
Machines. They VIII do better aud cheaper sewing than
"A seamstrcss eau, and are, unquostlonably. the Test Nd
chimes IN the marketfor family sewing, ON account of their
simplicity, durability, ease OF management. and adapta-
ton TO ali varieties Of family sewirg-cXeunting either
heavy or fine work with equal facility and without special
adjustment.
REASONS WHY TINS MACHINE ~ PREFERRED.
LIST. 1t is more simple and easily kept in order than
any other Machine.
I'd. II makes IL scam which will not rip or ravel, tho
every third stitch IS cut.
Sd. 1t scws from two ordinary spools. and thus sill
trouble Of winding Thread Is avoided. while the same
Machine can be adapted ut pleasure, by a mere
change OF spools, to all varieties of work.
4th. The same Machine runs silk, linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility.
9th. The seam is as elastic AS the most elastic fabric,
so that II Is free from all liability to break in washing,
ironing, or otherwise
9th. The stitch made by this machine is more beauti.
full than any other made, either by hand or machine.
The subscribers are prepared 10 furnish the above Ma
chimes in every style, Tor Family or Manufacturing pur-
poses, at the Manufacturers prices, and VIII give FULL
Instructions how to use then--a book with printed in.
structions, &c,Atwelve noodles, oil can and screw driver
accompanying each machine. In addition to the Com
pany's warrant, Nc will not hesitate 70 warrant every
Machine sold by us. II shall give as good satisfaction as
any other machine manufactured, II not better, or 1t will
be taken back.
Callsee the Machines and get a circular.
STARR & BROTHER,
No. 8, Williams Block,
J4a 20, cost Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
IF YOU WANT A GOOD CIGAR, GO TO
II march }, i60-*4t1 MANSUR'S
b
no tn E SICK

ITO THE SICK.
C~onsumptivcs should try DR.. Jackson.
Throat Diseases successfully treated by DR.. Jackson.
Rheumatism is cured by DIR. Jackson.
ScTofula is cured by DR.. Jackson.
Salt Rhcum is cured by Or. jackson.
Skin Diseases are cured by DR.. jackson.
Paipitaton of Heart is cured by DR.. jackson.
Dyspepsia is cured by Dr.. Jackson.
Liver Diseases are cured by Dr. Jackson
Neuralgia can be permanently cured by DR.. jackson.
S~crofulous Sore Eyes, cured by DR.. Jackson
All Diseases of Kidneys are cured by DR.. jackson.
Prolapsus Uteri is cured by DR.. Jackson.
Nervous Debility is cured by DR. Jackson.
In fact all chronic diseases which are durable are
successfully treated by Dir. Jackson.
N B.-H ScTf Hlnts Disease, and all Diseases arising
from impure Ltoed, he inrites particular attention.
Also, Female We0tneS, and female diseases generally
are successfully treated Ly Indian Remedies.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Dissolution,

THE partnership heretofore existing under the ArT
l. name Of welch & MendenhAll has This day been dis
solved by mutual consenL-Mr. Welch retiring from tho
concern. The business will be continued at their old stant
By the new DIR OF Mendenhall Il Miller.
r. q. WEIGH,
JOHN Ii. M"ENDENHALL.
Delaware JANUARY II, 1889.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Competition the Life IF Trade.'
AN WILLIAMS,
DEALER IN
Stoves. Tinware, ETC.,

TEEPS ALWAYS on hand ALL kinds of Cook
IA ing ana Heating stoves, and amongst his extensive
variety can be found at all times the justly celebrated
STEWART STOVE"
about which our neighbor % down town - has so much
TO say, and for which he says he is the 81 sole dGtnt'' for
Delaware county What has become Of that % BriHiant"
Store about Which ue hare heard so much pu6ing9 1t amt
THE stove now any more.
Wen we would Ike to know what is the matter with it ?
If it is too large for convenience ?
We will say to our patrons and the public that IRE hare
she STEWART STOVE and hare had it for more than a
year, end still keep it at all times.
We also keep the "a ECONOMIST which is regarded
by some as superior to thu Stewart Stove. our patrons
can have their choice.
il you want n good stove and want to ret il cheap,
call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and see the celebrated " Stew
art y and - Economist - as well as ALL the latest and
best varieties of Cooking and Heating Stoves now in use.
Sole Agcntl HnmhuE y Nonsense II Don't spend
your money until you call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and ex-
anime his large and complete assortment and ascertain
his prices, which are low enough to suit the hard times.
Also, call and see Motifs Patent Kettles.
Sept so ,59*tf NATHAN WULIAUs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
RIO REDUCED.

EA1CG u
TN consequence Of the scEfeity Of money and the
Il hard times that now prevail in this community the
manufacturers have authorized me W reduce the priom
Of the Pearl Sewing Machine to Thfrfg.fre Dollars. This
will enable almost every family wanting n machine -
purchase enc. And while the price IS reduced tho qualL
ty is improved SO that it is now really this cheapest uaA-
chine i'll the market. Bear in mind the good qualities -
the Penrl-
1t is very simple in construction. re- z
1t is not liable to get out of order.
1t is durable and easily managed.
1t will do good work. It will do
coarse work as well as fine. 1t Is
warranted to be al that Ii claimed
for it and to give satisfaction
It is better to buy Sewing Machines of reliable, esNAb.
lished agents, than of irresponsible travelling ones.
Take the OPINIONS Of those using Machines, rather thaS
Of those selling them. References will DO given W those
using the Pearl; at the Agency.
Any candid Incchanic acquainted with machinery can
not but pronounce the Pearl good in principle, and a. wAS-
ranted by the Agcnt-to perform well-eheFB 10 no E1r@
to the purchaser
The manufacturers NJ the Pearl arc practical rneehRh-
ics-men who are satisfied with fair profits, and Al the
same time that they o0er TO the public as good q maehins
foe family use az any in the market they ask no bonus
for reputation or amy other fictitious consideration boa
have fixed upon a price that is fair and Just to both SELLER
and buyer. The Pearl will be furnished complete at go
and warranted by c., PLAT, Agent,
Nov Is, SO r-- No. 3 5 Williams Blooh ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
New Firm.

THE undersigned have this day formed n co. partnership
L under the nrTh name Of Mendenhsi & Miller, for the
uTpus, of conducting a general mercantile business, NnC
a " offer at the cid stand Of Welch h MetdehhSll a lAre,
Md attractive stock at prices that with give sAuSfs elton tt
ali JOHN Ii, ~MENDENHALI.s
wwrFH w~nAaANDREW n. fMHEER
eiaware ,JanuArII IL, 1857
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
OlenGangy Iron WORKS


A RE still in full blast and prepared to manufac-
"A ture to order
- 8 T K A NJ KN IN Es,
Of every size and variety, Of the latest and most improv
Ell pattcrs, including
GU b L e EN- GIN
adapted for FIGURING Mills ami Manufactures giving the
most perfect motion that can be obtained by any motive
power now in use.
Also, a variety of Engines particularly adapted for
driving
saw l. l. 9.
such as the Donble Geered or Belted Mill, direct attach
nent for Muley Saws, direct attachment for Sash a VS. &c
MILF G 4 e r 8
of the latest and most improved patterns gotten up and
arranged by an experienced Miliwrigbt.
g L r o w g
of various styles and patterns.
o
Lefel's improved Buckeye Stove, Double Oven Stoves,
Premium Stoves, &c
l. o w w A r e,
OF every Prescription CAULDRoS KETTLES, SUGARKE KETTLES
STEW KETTLES, PeTs, OVENS, SKItIETs. &c, &c.
PL w g =!
Longs newly improved Plow, Michigan Double Plow
Gibbs Bar share Plow, &c.
NAFTED.-Old Brass, Copper and Block Tin.
R- All orders pI oinptly attended to.
BRADLEY LAMB, & co.
June24, SO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Estate of Alex. Rose.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the Estate of John Rogers, decd, late of TazewelI
county, ~Ininois-Property in the State OF Ohio. All per-
interested will govern theyelmses accordingly
March Il, 1905 SAMUEL D. DAVIS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
Publications

nF the American Reform Tract and book Society
" and of the american Bible Society, For sale at Il,
BURR's Iewelry store, sign OF the BIC CLOCK.
Dec. soto, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16
G.. H. PURDX,
at Law.

WILL practice in Delaware and adjoining
w Counties All business entr ESted 10 his care viii be
promptly attended TO. Office in Treasurer's office, Della
ware, O. Dec. 16, 1S5e-%tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
II the Undersigned Tor the purpose OF dCili ,Ig III Drugs,
Medicines, etc, under the name of Cornell X Humphrey,
was dissolved Oh the 10th day Of February, 1850, by MT
tual consent
Ali debts due the late firm will be paid to H. Cornell,
who continues the business on his own account.
H. CORNELL
March 2, '6o-*f. H. W. HUMPHREY.