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, 1860-03-26
sr.HFvt rEysSsAf,D AGAIN.

The UerulI is Improving. Nc thought that
Il paper, ambitious Ct beconaiRg TIC organ Ct
s:,a Nurthwestern Deno2rac:, hal committed
:. !alal mistake when it planted itself upon a
radical au.i-slaycrg p!alf:rm; hut VIC are not
- sure that in tic casc Il the U=S1iI i. Will
1u,a ont 10 l.avs hcea brilliant strcko Of
policy. |! has Lcen demonstrated cf iu:e that
it is possible 10 profess III arttslayery cFoed,
and q, tie san. time maintain tho Elost ultra
:,ro~s!avcry dogmas, aud throw IN immense
amount Ct d:.. 1t tlo5e waosc preaching Is IN
harmony with 1!.c;. an:i.slaverEr crscd- There
are ia.lieat:oas liza. tha IlsTcld has pscfted by
-he exampl, and marked cut fur itself SINH
1ar Inc T.; t.:,::.'y We :4:e net so sure but
what til: vii ;,rn:. winning card; it Ger
tainly all! If the ncnoc:a:y lle:e:1eu:s have
any cous::..co remaining 70 he quoted. Tile
U.ra,is metnal vii d, this in cases where
the T:,aas' doctrine Of ind il:reEce' would
ut.erly flil. We bct OIL tie Herald, after all.
A WORD OF C4r:FtoS.
We obst.:o tia. several Of our co,cmpo-
rarics in this State ex pressing the;r sc:vr-
.ucss freely o.. tic su j-c: u; 4 Republican
candidate ler Governor. This is I'LL very wall;
we have no f;.ult TO tin1 with it. But
wo t:.irc to put our friends upon their
euarl acais.s: tbs rcnp:a,iou to indulge
in harsh excres:iors and nnkiud iunuen-
does a:ais.st ll,use who may chance 10 stand
in the way ef this or lllat la'orlte. lie
gentlemen WHO llayo been FAMED thus far in
connection with 1!ls nomination for Governor,
any Republican in las State may very cheer
fully vote :or, upou wlichsotvcr of Them the
choice 1aay fill. L.: this la.t i: ''o:n III mind
:.ud II any Of our cotcmorarlcs e!lon!d think 1t
us ,iu;y - advocate the cla!,1s Of his Gsvor'to
b,iosc :lle meeting, or t:,e Co.ycntion, lei him
90 SO upou the ,nu:its Q; 1lis rlaa exclusively,
and ,r,t by c,l:nsivc contracts and personal de-
traction. We jutcud l, carry the S!2lc at the
.SSyc.abcr election, both cn the National and
Stale tickets. but ia os'lv: 10 Go 50, VIC must
llsyc an uriiel ard a llarn.o!:io,1s party. We
wa.! al! OF ..!r Strength 10 be made av2l1bc,
10 ;c ,u good working crlcr: aud VIC earnestly
caution or fTit:!ds against auy course Of cor-
.i.:cl Oil the sroand Of mere par'ona' prefer
:l::c.s, ,l,,t .aay c,uanger this result VIII
ti.cy t.,:ss tits air;ce il ::!lc saMe spirit thai
lHe.s,;,:s ii... giving Of i?
, 1860-03-26
uE1k ytZ.Et}SSJE LETTER.

Lasl sfaSsss ifastU f<E:f1asioM.-x:*sMp- p-
ff0M {.AH-. ~ II u<{sot s;F {st<rfxt -. d az
.scIr'a eIaiu1~.I'r.afi.s Aii;~-ftffatfe.
, 1860-03-26
35oar9illg.

DOARDINt;-A neatly furnished
, front u 1t fcn III aa anr. u'AJ bs ois.
sx:red v. tu4i1 To-: unfura.Al.c # Ae Aet. Az no
laEe 4tfr-t+ A4 t.aw
I)OAkJIIEG.-Fus,i:ShsI ass.s uE-
Furnished 70 'ss suitable ftr sco't MN aid 1sdv
saa single gentlemen t. IL: with Art at NJ. ~ S4an
Al h,. str e. lsr Il I-T tuat herEr.'. h!aIx~
, 1860-03-26

" G.. 2. cc|cEVSH, A2re7.tsi&7 A3eEt 81 Dea'3<1F~d
II a.Aori.=i sa.,s <dsrrsns for ths s't oil 9as
Lz :t,a Poxt,, Of lie North E... t21-oaHy
, 1860-03-26

Cox.xG nr LAkg.-The Cleveland papers iu~
foru, US that the Chairman of the Ohio delesa-
tion to the Ci.ica Convention is in negotiation
with Capt Perkins, Of The steamer Western
l:etrepolis. with view ofprocur,ns that splen-
did and fast steamer to take delegates udttiends
| to the Chicago ConEcntion.
, 1860-03-26
4IE1A50 :
CHICAGO, March q, 1860.

TEE1SCEER:3 NEEoIT.
L. G. Ellsworth, Treasurer, in account with
TourE Mems Association.
, 1860-03-26

0x THE R1sR.-Tie great Lake street Job Of
building raising takes the upward start to~day,
There will be some GOO men employed, aud about
5000 screws. This is the largest piecs Of work
ever done Of its cIass.
, 1860-03-26

LESSONS N EL1ocr71oS-Dcnj.F F. Rowe, Esq.
i gcatlemau Who brings the highest tesimoni-
ais from the best SOURCES as to his capabilities
and experience US teacher in the srt Of elocu-
ton, las shade arrangements for classes in the
Theological Seminary, the University aud the
Chicago I.nw Scl,otl. He Sires his les
SOUS in tho Law School, at their rooms in Lar
mon Block, opening at I. m. to-day. AL
interested ere inritcd to attend. Mr. Rowe is
au ndmisable instructor, end the opportunity
offered il rare one.
, 1860-03-26

no nENT-Stt re No. 50 Randolph
1t est ouoo It. tho ne~.r~ Hou-~ .hrt tcor Easr
D'ath sttet. P..se*t17 s.ten = 1T Of ApIil. Ia
qure RI A.J- brown. ~. - kIa'sa "a sttes.
n,hs{i LH.w
, 1860-03-26
10 lte11t.

ITO RtNT-Two new threp-.tory
4 br. H:ue. Fulton Nsee'. nrar Cu!o. Park. With
III es. improvements Apply At 5A N.a Lake .resf
Ait tive uc o&4 p. II. Ei-0tw" En-. Gu I'M.
ITO lENT.-Docks OH tile Eat
i s.de s1rta Ar1neh bs1w IAN Fur and HARRISON
str t. II. +. ADAMS, - 1aAa sts-et. tuo ssas1s)
, 1860-03-26

UNITED STATES EXPRESS Cove are indebted
to II. D. Colsin, Esq, Of that speedy and sure
"c:rcul4ting medium" the United States Ex-
press Company, for late California papers.
, 1860-03-26

YE T1osa HrS7Ers.-A gambling establish
lishmcnt on State street was pounced upon on
Saturday night, md fifteen youn: men taken
into custody hy the police.
, 1860-03-26

Cn1c.Go AND LAKE SErER1oE--The present
prospects are tint this popular route will be
opened early, and for better seasons business
engaged ct Copper Harbor in mskiDg the iavor-
ite steamer Lady E!gin ready for the summers
campaign.
, 1860-03-26

ITO RENT-1Iotel and stores-
The rctel kp,wn Is the Lake House. III hlcafo. aav
fng -ndsrk ne c1'ens .eFatins and ,ep ". W 70
ntk.iy c,Mpet, drr ID fr 1Eat On very Ejsotn
tsmt Til re &c $50 hrc Cue etosts in tAc ase eus
ftaIy for rent Ap;fv ~. X. S"1lH y tot oist. o.
s.,..t = 80 s,.a1. ~ S11A naaehh9il In
, 1860-03-26

NEws.-Sorris i Hyde. at No. 100 Dearborn
street, hare their counter full Of all the dailies
aud wceklies, Eugiiah papers, and tie magazines
for April.
, 1860-03-26

- For the b:st P1,tr Hangs-s and Dtco-a
tori cal At Faxou's, 10 J.ake street. Wot1
uipQps warranted. nlch2G-3t
, 1860-03-26

CLEAR TIE TRACK for LONG
~ JaHS,-Nr4Sa- so1sss: wisa 10 ca1l The a,tan
t.oa Ct oaI Ci,y F4k.r 10 .he stos- q o.ss l:u.h
wasi- iaey 1s tsif t:1en n.n constantly taEasr
Il Ia Ill IT, S,ss hts f. H. BIZ: 6s Fl r t.
l3l la5A1w toAN4aS1tA MEH NASI.
, 1860-03-26

Hoo1ErE CAurpEIL.-TLis admirable troupe
Of iriustrcls give two nights only this week to
clake their 8eason here.
, 1860-03-26

NTM. P. WOODRUFT, Sail
wv M.1er AID .1a1uf.rtE7t. Of AxrIsxs, Ieata
Bs: WAGON Io:cs. Ttaek Go.sfs f3aes haaaets Of II
Mr.: Safcs moved With s4fssy aaA IL ,1tca-
EarS sso7. over stafford Goiacsr. SKIP C11a@t1e-s,
Asf sInt. - i.rsr Trn.. IN ktrd =. h=sA1v
, 1860-03-26

w ANTED "A Partner in al
esta.i .!td manuf4ctu1:z business in the Ct: o
Caazr sshez active roetL Wit! ,h elpta' fthrte
or 81 t'sE 1olas Tue ta,;a-ss T. :a'e srod aye
c4u 10 - b. :I-r:.a.ng .ox l pa*t ote cc.ep. Iii
40 i, nlhtt%sNx
, 1860-03-26

DONE MAN U OKEi-Nc nave one
ID hu,d, I'd toss os Doae N.aust nj ha1d which We
ieev,a e.af .'Jnes NJ Peton uEhs g pl.a. GrPss
thsv VIII irua5e a3s -c=ta Waxr .teet erat or
Eas4err> Fe tser1H. u NAIL SJAS.
1ne3flVI
, 1860-03-26

WA>TED-:Agents Wanted =
W 10 aet,s WIN al ID the states 0: Iltn ~ lodi
saA is,on-n. MicuE a~d I:va: Gte,t tnin ~m'n:s
A. utre!. Agents makn fio 30 10 80 per nonti.
Tie aislc i en- :ET *rsy useu. AID s~ils tapiy
at -u& lafxtp lis kxet1Eva t-Yr'tsy -lvta AeenA
:<:cs!'s-t. adr =. will ssaIp ". l.. g. .ros oEet
E1k S4sf,Chc1ro o, IL. Mh5 b.I IT,
, 1860-03-26

H~O RENTING two story dwell
In. huu.- -. West Atans 1t ee. ruitaale Tor aeen
waY :, i41z ga:lea with email f'Eiss. thruhhey 1sd
sac res cellar exeel <ct x4i-E. With sn1 II =
mi at b u:t KIT IuE god iAu4n'. Tar fufrt
tu1e 'h+ house b. pusrtas It = E%n md r.
ss1 tor cv, nrat Of ApFI .u.F". A2y ~ Lid
oti,c os IT, LAT LIN, u south Wuef street.
, 1860-03-26

DLANTS, TREES, FLOWElfS,
xr-rto y1s,sr 4ach ta.1s1 v II DO vel. TO ali
nd .ea* aten9oa,s I'D GFenaes
pacf. a5d GoHct3- eGcE+k SANDERS.
I:,.t1ir Lake Fl.v FloEef Garden. Chcsko Ill.,
, 1860-03-26

WANTED - From Sc 900 to
w &lo o. III" advertiser b = s,fe and sur tpeea.
i lon On II oy ws!sh b: eaa a5e r1 Psf synt Ii IN
Tins l., operate II II a'<calaoa eni viii nssse -
cal necessary tnt:Eaa1 ant VII aiso u
Ihe lG0 mr. c.1 Abc cmi tao. I" Any Ettsoa
uariux lie at,ve anouLt and wsu!4 E1r 70 mtA, ~
lage interest, and bel.g ~rn cut .xn ann.
~ r.. x -. ~ =. ~ ~ III 1nhaSxtw
, 1860-03-26

T OST- On the cpd init. 4 large
~ sze Cameo Err eh IL going I'm AcnIss 10 - Haa, "a
IN {rt+n -tfce # Gfcen sffesf t. U3tnp ttx On
il: dal st1ret carA u fom .utl ri lstS to Fut
t5ee III nnlcf will be liz. r.ty c~A dedby leaving tae
u . 1t Eu. Il ouuth " els strets. m4.o25t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
Bonnets very Cheap.

THOSE beautiful bonnets which took the Pre-
i MUM at the FAIR can be seen at
Oct u .r5g MRS. 4 HOUTEN'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
Feb 3-&3m.

WHY WEI IOU DELAY why will you neglect that dis
ease which is taking such deep root. and which gives
you warning by that hacking cough, that you are last
ripenIng for eternity ? why encourage that pain N the
side, the raising Of blood, those night sweatS, or that
difficult breathing, which silently whisper in your ear
that something must be done TO save you from the grave
Of the consumptiver Why act 50 carelessly by permit
ting that disease to destroy your health, and hasten you
to the tomb from whence no Traveller ever yet returned !?
Silence hat dreadful cough or death must carry you
TO your silent grave. Why delay while there is yet hope:
Consumption is caused by impure humors OF the blood
being deposited i'll the cells 0i the lungs. Hence, the
lungs are like a spring of water, when relied up by the
dirt AMI mad, il clear water constantly flows through
the spring. impurities or mud will be conveyed away by
the pure water. Just so with the blood when kept i'll a
clean or pure state as it constantly flows through the
lungs, it carries away all corrupt matter, and perfect
health will be the result. From two TO four Pills taken
every night, or enough to keep the bowels regular will
in II reasonable time cure consumption. The reason these
Pills are Hsel more than all others, is because they are
made Of purifying vegetables, and cleanse the body from
all corrupt matter. and drive out disease of every de
scrIpIiGn, quicker and in q milder way than any other
Pills.
Dr. MOrse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
A Reward is offered,

For the detection of any person counterfeiting initiating
or the vender OF any such counterfeit or imitation c
BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BTTTERS. The genuine, highly
concentrated HOLLAND BTTTERs is put up in half pint bot
ties snly having the name OF the proprietor, B. PAGE
Jr, blown in them, and his signature around the neck Of
each and every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received by Americans
with that favor which is only extended to really scien-
nfc preparations. When we consider the marked sue
cess attending its administration in the most stubborn
cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness Of any kind, Dys-
pepsia, Heatburn, Acidity Of the stomach, sick and Nerv
Gus Headache, indigestion, COstiveness and Piles. togeth-
er with the complete control it exercises over Nervous
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, we cannot wonder
at its popularity Well may the invalid value this rene
dy. For sale by NJ. L. Starr L Brother, Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
The only Cure for Boils.

CINCINNATI, June 26, 1859.
Having experienced great and unexpected
benefit from a slight Use of the Peruvian Syrup
IN the cure of boils, I take pleasure in testifying
my condolences in 1t merits as a specific tor that
sore boils break out at one time (many OF them
malignant sores,) and all exceedingly painful.
BY advice of a friend, all other remedies failing,
1 commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup. In
two days 1 was sensibly relieved and in little
more than a week, the boils entirely disappear
b. ed. One or two new ones, which commenced
forming after 1 began taking the Syrup, stopped
and disappeared without coming to a head
The quantity of Syrup used was a little short
of one bottle. A, R. SPOFFORD.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is a Solution of the Protoride
of Iron, a new discovery in medicine and strikes
at the root of disease by producing heaHhy blood,
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism. For sale by all Druggists" STARR &
BRoTHBR Agents for Delaware. feb. !.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

THE followiT5 Guardians and Administrator
L have fled : ar Papers fo- settlement
J. NJ V. Rkllar Administrators of Joseph Cellar,
deceased.
s P. Lott Guardian of T. Cook.
Eliza Concklin Guardian of H. C., George W. and Milo
COnckIin- |
James Haney Guardian of Edwin Worth.
Catharine Shannan Guardian Of her chihiren.
There will be a hearing on the above cases at my Of
flee, in Delaware, on Saturday, March 10th, 1860.
RANNEY Probate Judge
Delaware. Fab. II. ISsO.-s3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
-
C. 3. POTTER & CO.
TIAVE now in store the largest and most co
Il plete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware


ever offered in this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Sweedes Iron
Steel-NaylOr's Cast, F. b. German, A. b. Spring;
/ 1 Ton I. VI and American Nail Rod
S~Prings-Nagon, Buggy, Suiky and Scat, of Eastern a
Pittsburgh manufacture
Axles, Vices, AnviIs, Bellows. &C.; Coil Chain, u, 5-l6,
p and 7-l6 log, Halter and Breast Chains Cow Ties;
Pump Chain ami Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, SC;
250 kegs Nails, Sd to 4Od, Wrought and Eastesn fine Sd Of
200 boxes first quality Glass, from IKE to 3Ox40; (any
size cut to order) Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished at
manufacturers prices;
Paints-White and Red Lead in oil and dry, French Zinc
White, Litherage, Venitian Red, Whiting, &C; Turpen-
tine, Lnseed Oil and Putty
Brushes-Paint, Varush, W~hitewash, Horse and Shoe
800 doz. Door Locks and Latches, a complete assortment -;
100 dog. Greenwood's Butts 100 doz. Wrought, Broad,
Greenwoodis Congress Butts Blind FasteningK and sash
Locks ; / cord GimIet- pointed Screws.
ABB L E g L f r Y.
{. p. P. * Co. would respectfully call the attention of
housekcepers and others to their stock OF Table Cutlery,
consisting Of IvOry Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn,
Cocoa and common Handles, with > and ) tined steel
IN Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers;
American and English Shears and Scissors
AX.s-f"berts, Whites Hunts Sinlnrond's. Rrooks
Brothers Broad Axes, HINTS and Simin6nds Bench,
Stag = and iath.EE fatchcts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carpenters, c. s. and common
Btts-ClarE's Graduated, Churchill's Hammer Twist, l.
Chiseis@C- : Socket, Mnrtisc, PAIRING and Farmer
Saws-Lca and LcavitS Iulay and Sash, English and
American Y Cut, Shepherd X Irving's, Spear X Jack
sons, and other makes hand PANEL, Rip, TenOn and
Compass Saws.
Bench Flames, rIInbS, Levels, &c.
Handles-Saw. Plane. Anger, ChiseI, Pick.
Gate hinges, Substituting and common 1000 Strap and
JOINT hinges Wrought RasiS ana Staples. Gate Iatchcs.
Whips, Whip Ia1SheS AM Hide Whps Patent and Fnain-
Cloths and Oh Carpet Saddlery and Harness Trim
minss Shoe Kit, a good assortment Bird Cages,
Glasses. Canary Seed. etc, together with a thousand
other articles. 10 which the attention ol the public $
respectfully invited. aug. 26,,5.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
C. w. DIEHL, Sec.

THE Broad Guage Railroad, running from
Olean, New York, through Pennsylvania and
this State to Dayton, thence to Cincinnati, tax
ing Middletown, on our Northwestern border,
in its course-is something like the S. N. & P.
road, in the number of times it is "cer-
tainly to be pushed to completion. the
necessary amount of funds having been
secured" &c. 1t is again showing signs of vi
tality, and the Cincinnati Commercial of the
Goth claims that work has been resumed on that
portion of the line located in Pennsylvania,
near the crossing of the Sunbury & Erie Road
Some change of the line as originally located,
seems probable but the day when the road
swill be completed has manifestly not yet ar
rived, nor does it appear very clear that the
i" fund.-" necessary to build it have yet been
secured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

At a non-intercourse meeting held in At
= lanta. Ca, Mr.. P. Hayden, one of the mer-
chants of the place, used the following Ian
guage
II shall buy goods wherever I can get them
the cheapest, and when | go to New York,
go with the money in my pocket, and l ncrT
8 haze and Meier aclH ask a man whether he is a
Democrat, a Wing, a Knoar Nothing, a Black
Republican, or an Abolitionist."
X He is furiously denounced for this remark.
and one of the local papers says he was in
toxicated. His loyalty to the South is ques
. toned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

WE copy the following item from the Mon
roc wisconsin, Sentinel. Mr.. THRALL was
until recently a resident of Berlin township,
and is a son of Mr.. ALExANDER THRALL. OF
Berkshire. He is a thrifty, energetic gentle
man, and when he left for the West our county
lost one of its best citizens. We wish him
abundant success in his new location, where he
receives regular weekly visits from his old IA
miliar friend, the Gazette
USHER & THRALL.-Messrs. Usher & Thrall,
as will be seen in another column, are prescott
ing the banking and exchange business, in this
village. We have some acquaintance with this
firm and find them prompt, accommodating, good
business men.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

7 We arc indebted to to the kindness OF Hon.
D. +. WADE and Hon. d. STANTON for numerous
speeches and papers from Washington. To D.
W. RHODES, Esq, Clerk Of the Senate, for the
Reports of the State Auditor and of the Com
missioner of Common Schools. And to DR..
: Jas. WILLIAMS, of the State Auditor office, for
a.eTabular Statement, Exhibiting the VaIua-
ton at which the Real Property of the several
Counties of the State of Ohio was assessed and
equalized in 1859, by the respective Boards OF
EQUALIZATION And also, the valuation which
WAS added and taken from said property by the
State Board of Equalization."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
Admlnistr ator's Sale of
Real Estate,

DY virtue of an Order of Sale made by the Pro-
ID bate Court of Delaware County. Ohio. on the 22nd
day of February, A. d. 1860, ], as Administrator of the
Estate of james Cook. deed, will offer for sale at public
vendue, at the premises. in the town of Galcna, in Della
ware County, and State of Ohio, on the 24th day Of HHrch,
4. D. 1880, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and
four O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following described
real estate as the property belonging to the estate Of
James Cook, deed, to-wit Lot number eighteen as
in said town eff Galena, in said county and State. APP
praised ut $500.
TEENS OF SALE One half i'll hand on day of sale and
balance in one year thereafter W it'll interest frcm day Of
sale-to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
By X. b SMITH, j. Il. HUNT, Admir- of
His Attor iey. James Cook, deed.
Feb "a, COST. 300
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

TwENTY-SEcoND OF FEBRUARY.-The day was
celebrated by the Students of the Ohio Wesley
an University, a portien of whom, in the even
ing. Joined in a torch light procession and per-
ambulated the principal streets preceded by a
band of music, after which they repaired to
Milier's Hall, and had a good time generally.
Another portion made patriotic demonstration
in the way of oratory, &C. at Templar Hall
We have the following from the first named as
fsemblage.:
At meeting of the Students of the Ohio
Wesleyan University the following resolutions
were adopted
Resoired, That we, Students of Ohio Wesleyan
University, return our sincere thanks to G H.
Purdy, Esq, and j. Allen, Esq, for the elO-
quent manner in which they addressed us at
Miller's Hall On the 22nd of February.
Resolred. That the Gazette and STANDARD be
requested to publish thess resolutions.
j. L. TAYLOR, Chairman.
n w nrrur Snc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

Gov. Hicks, of Maryland, in his reply to the
Governor OF South Carolina concerning the
proposition made by that state for a conference
Of Southern States, looking to a dissolution
of the Union, says:
While Maryland has cause, more than any
other Southern State, to complain of loss and
injury from these couspiracies and assaults, she
docs not see the remedy for these outrages in
q measure which could only secure the contin-
uance of them, under shelter of a foreign asy.
lum upon her borders"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
Silver Soap.

A NEW and Excellent Article for cleaning Sill
II. Yer and Plated Ware just received At
bee 1859 Nc. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

One day last week, in the Maine Legisla-
ture there was an interesting exhibition, by a
= procession through the Senate Chamber and
Representatives Hall of eight giant men, viz
General Henry P. Cotton, Sheriff of Lincoln
county, 29l pounds N. A. Farwell, of Rock
land, 235 Sumner Whitney, of Pressure Isle,
of the Senate, 262 Samuel c. Hamilton, OF
Of Biddeford, of the House, 235 Raymond
S. Rich, of Thorndike of the House, 254
Enos Phinney, of Jay, of the House, 254
Mr.. Morrison, of Pennington, $50 and J.
W. Davis, of East New Portland, 245.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
Sheriff Sale.

William Clark T0Y virtue Of an eY.
vs.. IL ccutIun to me direct
William R. Gordon ct. al. ed from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Delaware county. I shall offer at public
sale at the door Of the Court Room IN Delaware, on
Tuesday the 9th dag Of March, 1860,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock D. m.
Of said day, the following described real estate to-wit
Situate in Concord township, Delaware county. Ohio, Be
ing inlot No. is in the town of Bellepoint as dcsi gnated
on the plat oi said town Also lniot No. II in said town.
Also, inlot No. A. as designated upon the plat OF said
town all being a part Of Survey No 1878 in the Viz
ginia Military District originally patented to Lewis
Thomas, together with all the privileges an al4purten-
ances TO the same belonging. Appraiser mi Lots II
and As at $3.50, Lot 43 at $40.
CHARI.ES SHERMAN sheriff.
Feb. 3, ~1S60.-*ts. (s3 CO.,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
The Copper Toe.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE subscribers would inform Merchants and
i the public generally, that there is now no erciH$iue
right held by any party to deal in Mitrhcii's Patent
Metallic TiFt B1ots. in the county of Delaware. Ohio, but
the territory is open. and free Tor all To deal in these Shoes
which Rerer tCeTr at at the toe, and last, Oh the average
for children and youth. three times as long as the Old
.stvle. wfile the cost is bur a triife more. Dealers NAV
obtain these goods of Agents in all the princip pal cities.
CHASE NckINNEY X co.
Boston. Oct. 81, '5o-#Em. Owners OF the Patent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24

SPRINGFIELD REPUBLIC.- GEO. H. FREY,
!. who for a number of years past has had con
Is troll of this journal. has retired, and is succeed
q ed by WV. G.. FREY and A. d. Hook, by whom
it will hereafter he conducted The Republic.
under the auspices of Mr.. FREY, has been an
interesting and well edited paper, and Judging
from the first number under the new arrange
ment, we doubt not its character will be fully
~ sustained by his SUCCESSORS.