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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

For the Gazette.
MR. EDIroR:-Brooklyn appears to think
did not go far enough with INV description o
the Congregational tenets of the Church OF
Franklin street fBaptist) He admits we are
the same as to church Policy, but thinks we
are not the same in Doctrine" and then pro
ceeds to intimate that / have avoided "A char
acteristie," pet theme ian ordinance held
essential to salvation"
Brooklyn refers no doubt to the mode of
Baptism held and praeticed by our Church
4 really thought from the social and Christian
associations, and free interchange of senti-
nepts Of the different Christian denominations
OF the present day, this "Legendre' Of charg-
ing the Baptist Church of holding that ordi-
nance as essential to salvation" was long
since abandoned. I appreciate good sense and
ean5or IN his communication, therefore I was
surprised to find him ignorant of the doctrine
OF cur Church ON that ordinanee-and further
| was rather forcibly struck with his idea of
calling one of tie most solemn ordinances of
the Church of God, admitted so By all Evan
gelic denominations. a @pet theme.'
1 viii Just say to Brooklyn that our Church
and the Congregational Church are the same
With regard to the doctrine essential to saliva
ton" both are Calvinistic, both hold that re-
p~entance towards God and Faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ is Essential to salvation" We
both hold the application of the ordinance of
the same. e. a prerequisite to
membership and communion. But with
to the subject entitled to and the mode
# administering said ordinance, / am fully
ware we differ. With regard to the mode
We practice, We have at least the approval of
IL evangelic Christians, of whatever denomi
alton, as being a Gospel mode agreeably to
be example given by our SaEier-and all
land they alone we consider fit sub
ects) who have submitted to this ordinance in
ur mode are forever free from doubt, with re-
ard TO the discharge, of their duty connected
herewith. We hold that a person must have
is or her sins pardoHed and exercise faith in
before they are fit subjects fer this
aud beautiful ordinance therefore the
Improperly and entire want of foundation of
us with holding this as a pet theme"
IN ordinance essential to salvation" Weem-
deny the eharge-anl refer TO the re-
'rd ofour confession Of faith-precepts of all
lr Preachers or writers on the subject.
In my remarks connected with a congrega- q
onal Church, / do not mean to be understood
applying them to "a Henry Ward Beecher
because | think he is rather wild in
me of his views connected with the oFdi-
lnees of Gods house, and with regard to his
titudiuarian views of the belief of the mem
rs of the Church, protesting to be of the :
Faith and order. E.
Delaware, April 5, 1860. :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

DnrG- W. Hail. of Lyndonviile, Orleans
county, n. Y, having visited our town for the
purpose of supplying a gentleman in the east
ern part Of the county with an artificial leg,
viii remain for a few days, and may be found
at DIR. Dunns by al! desiring information on
that subject. The leg supplied by DR. Hall is
one of his own invention and is patented. He
himself wears one Of them having previously
tried those Of other manufacturers, none Of
which will compare for utility and ease of
wearing with this, which be offers with conf
dence to those in need Of an article of the
kind.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

uAVING for many years paid special attentio
- to The cultivation Of small fruits, We are now pr,
pared tofurnish, in smah or large quantities, the follow
ing valuable varieties:
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Small Fruits.

Small Fruits.
LAWN for many, years paid special attention
pared tofurnish, in smah or large quantities, the follow
ing valuable varieties
Straw ber1ies,
Over one hundred n varieties, embracing nearly all the
Versahy popular OF these is undoubtedly the
WILSON ALBANY sEEILING,
of which we have on hand tAe largest stock in existence,
which we Offers at % cents per dozen, 81 60 per 100, 5000
1t is unnecessary tosay anything in praise of this fruit,
IS any one ut ali c"nversGnt W til strawberry cniture Tor
the last two years, wiz has acquainted himself with the
discussion q NUT FL ~eF2s associations. ami the con-
tents of the horticultural Press, is aware that. for sizp,
the list Of Strawberries. FIuito this remarkable varie-
ty from our gTounss sold in the Pittsburgh market last
season for 81, pei quart, and a single plant lifted with
the fruit on, brought 81. A writer IN the Country Gentle
man says, it succeeds well on almost any soil. and that it
has pfoduceed with him at the rate of $50 Bushels to the
rcre--
Other varieties propertionately low, and great induce
ments offered to those wanting large quantities.
Raspbcr1ies.
B~rinckle's Orange 81 so per dozen s. 90 per 100 Fast
off, Rivers Large Fruitcd Monthly, Encvett5s Giant, Red
and Yellow Antwerp, 81 per dozen, s. per 100.
BLACkBERRlES.
New Rochelle, or Lawton,
81 per dozen, So per Toe, and $40 per thousand.
Dorchester 6 New1nants ThoGnIess.
S. per 100, SIS per Gee. 60
Wholesale purchasers and dealers aIlUwsd a liberal
discount.
Plants by Mail.
For 81 We Will send to any Post Office in Il country
except Oregon and California, postpaid and a1afuiiy put
up in cotton and oiled silk. So Ms to carry safely, 90 Of
Wilson's Albany Seeding Strawberry Plants; or The
same number Of Plants of any other variety in our cata-
logue offered at Is cents per dozen those at so cents per
New Rochelle Blackberry Plants.
Printed instructions for cultivation will accompany
plants.
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing a stamp.
j. kNOy,
March 23&6t Box 47S, tittsb4g h, Pa.
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CHrLs AsD FEVER! CHnIs AND FEVER ti-One Of the
greatest reB4edtas that has ever been laid before the pub
lie. for FeEAr and Ague ana which have received the
highest enaglnjums from the press and the people is DR..
J. HoS1Ef1ERS skLEBRAIED BlFTIRS. WHO. would
endure the toFturVs affznAfrom this terrible easease,
S5ssa it can be So easily erred ? asouid -siGure
steepiess nights, burning ferefs and icy clIils alternate
y when a remesiy can be obtained for u Inrre tHfeE
And yet hos many families finger ont d IainfuleXistcuce
under this deadly bight, and 90 nothing bat guttd down
qGinine, until II becomes as Canlraon astheir daily meals.
aud vet they are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak wonld hesitate TO procure these vaiaable Bttters,
0nti save themselves intense agony.
Sottby druggists aud dealers generally, every where.
SE- Sec advertisement in another column.
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The Copper Toe.

SPECIAL NOTICE
FTIHE subscribers would inform Merchants and
1 the public generally, that there IL noa no erclusire
right held by any party to deal in NiteheIi's I'ate5tf
Metallic TIM Boots, in the county OF Delaware. Ohio, but
the territory is open, and freefor all to deal in these shoes
which nerer 1eeGr out at the toe, and last, on the average,
for children and youth, three times as long as the ord
style, while the cost is but a trae more. Dealers NAV
obtain these goods OF Agents in all the principal CITES.
CHASE, MCKINNEY & co.
Boston, Oct. q, '5o-*6m- Owners of the Patent.
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Special aotiees.

Dir. c. ". ReB&E'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDEs-Ihe ceie-
brated ScandInavia a Remedies, prepared by DR.. c. ".
Robaek, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are now attracting consider
able attention. not only among persons who are afflicted
with RllealnIt4Sm aud general ncrycus Encouragement, bat
among tie faculty. The following certificate from ore II
the oldcst as well ~ one of lhe mos prominent eitIzegs
of Mississippi, speaks for itscif Orleans True Della
April2.
EFTEJPRIsE, Miss. Nov. Is, 1857.
DR.. C. ". RnB4eE, Cincinnati, o. Dear 5ir / am
now IS years OF age, and have been aft cted with Rheu
inatisln and general nervous arrangement, with exces-
sivedebilty, for the hast 50 or 56 years, and have used
almost everF Kind Of patent medicine, from which ] havs
derived No benefit aIsc, have tried i great nru4g rhysf
Clans. but al to ne purpose ] now feel tliankiulI have
at length obtained q medicine which has given me relief,
/ have purchased two bottles OF Scandinavia IAN i3ioot
Purifier, and two bexos OF your Pills, Of NessEs. How re
Il Hariaway, which / have used. They have given he
almost entire relief. Ny limbs and veins have been
greatly swellen bet your medicine has reduced them to
their proper size.
Very respectfully yours,
WM. R. Klse-
See advertisement
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Theeexhibitien Of the scholars of the Cen
trail School, on Friday evening last at Templar
Hat, drew ont an immense crowd, and passed
off IN > very satisfactory manner. At the
close . handsome present was made on the
part 81 the pupils to the Superintendent, Mr..
REAnnEa-and the following scholars received
prizes for good conduct ard proficiency in
their studies James Smith, Charles Crawford,
Charles Brandebury, George H.. Thomson,
Frank Campbell, William Carson, Julia Kane,
Ella Barnes. Ada Barbour.
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TnIJCe.

TOHN 3 HUTCHINSON is hereby notified that on the
u 9th day Of April, a D. 1850, Charles Hodgden flied
ills pet ton IN the CoftFt of Common Pleas of Delaware
County, Ohio. against him ANA James Wilcox, setting
forth that on the lstGay Of March 1854. saIi Hutchinson
made him three pronFgssoFy notes, OF that date. payable
payable four years after GATE, one in six years after dat,
and enc III eight years after date-tIe first named to bear
interest from date, tie tSo last named to bear interest
1roIn dat5, payable Annually That GA the first nampG
note there was paid Of interest SIoS, on the 16th OF
March, 1855. On the 25tlf OF tic same month there was
paid on said note the further sun Of SIG0, and on the
18th OF December, 1895, the further sim of SOS, leaving
due, on said note Sia7 o. with interest thereon from
December Il, 1858. That On the second named Of said
nttas there was paid March LIST 1858, ST. 90, and after
warts the interest or said note was paid up to March LIST.
1859, leaving due on said note $500 90 with interest to he
computed scnli-annuually from March lst, 1889, and i'll
tereston $27 iustaiment of interest from March list.
1859. That on the third named OF said notes there Is
dHe OF interest, for the y ear ending March LIST 1859, 81 90
with interest thereon from March LIST 1852, and the fur
ther stIn Of Sz5 interest for the year ending March 1st,
1850, with interest taereoh from that eate. That on said
March LIST, 1854, said Hutchinson executed and delivered
to said hi0+gden, to secure said notes, {the same being
Tor purchase money a mortgage upon the following
prtnfcs: Situated Ill Kingston Township Delaware
Comfy. Ohio, and bounded and described - follows On
the north by Benjamin Bcnedct's land, on the east by
land belonging to tic hens of VIM. Gould, deceased, on
the c0Ith by land beiongHg TO L. Fl. Hadgden (being
south haif of the eD and On the west by Riley Lofts
i2hTi ociIIe tie north hall Of let ., see tien 4. townships ),
and range u, I. s d. survey, containing III acres; con
ditioned for The payment u said nctes. That said
Hutchinson, On the 18th ad January, 1855. conveyed SAID
Iant to said Jcmes Wilcox Said petition prays for a
Judgment against said Hutchinson Tor the amount due
upon sad notes as aforesaid, for the sale Of the mortgag-
cd premises. said petition must be answered or dernur-
rad to, on or before Tie third Saturday after the I1th Gay
of Aay, 1860 JONES CARTER
april CIT SIS ,T5l Att vs. for Plaintiff.
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sheriR and Master Commissioner;sszle

Sheriff and Master commissioner Sale.
~ VS.. - lB der Fa d ssIe to me d9etssai rom ON
u. Durham Wife the ..ns." - Common Pleas Of Del
aware county o.. will offer ~r.-uc sale at the door OF
the Court Roem in Delaware, IN
TUaiay, tbs sh day Of Nay, 1860,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock p m.
the following described real estate, to-wit In-lot No.
So in the towno of North Delaware, Delaware county, o..
as designated IN the plat of saik town. Appraised at
S7GO.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
april. 6 '6o-ats 1900
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Rev. DR.. Thomson and Prof. MERR1ck left
q few days since on a trip to the South, to eS-
tend as far as New Orleans. They joined on
invitation in the excursion got up by the
Young Mems Christian Association of Cncin-
matt, the members of which association have
chartered two boats and made such arrange
ments as viii make the expense of the trip
comparatively light.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

HsAyorHnE FINE HoRsE-Farmers, desiring
to raise good stock, would consult their liter
est by examining the splendid young Norman
Horse owned by Mr.. HARD. of FranklinCo.
He is said to be a very superior animal, and
NAL be seen at the stable of VIM. Case infhis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

New MILLINERY EsrABLIsHMENT.-Mrs.
WAGES and Miss BLINN have opened a new
Millinery Store on William street, and are
prepared to accommodate customers in their
line 10 q satisfactory manner, as regards syle.
quality and price of goods. See advertise
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Avery large audience was out to hearDr.
FHoMsoN's recent lecture on Oxford and it's
Educational Institutions. It was an ableand
interesting productions and was listened to
with s attention and manifest satisfaction
by his auditors.
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Aep Adrertisements.
IheriF g master commissioners gale.

IS ord Sart 81 sa % to a me- ae diaseil
Henry Rhodes, ct al. ed from the Court OF Conhaon
Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, IshaH ofer at public
sale, at the door OF the Court room in Delaware,
On Tuesday the sh day Of May, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock u. m. and 4 O'Clock p.
m, Of said day, the following described real estate, towit;
SITUATED in the county of Delaware and State of Ohio, and
in the Virginia Military District, and bounded as follows:
being a part af sdfveyNo. 2545 entered in-the name of
Rob't Cooper, beginningat a burr oak on the south side
Of Lick Run; thence north SIS degrees west IA poles to
asugar tree thence north 20 degrees W "A polesto a sugar
tree; thence north % degrees west 5 poles to an noa
wood ;thence north II degrees east 4 poles TOT sugar tree
on the west bank Of the Scioto river; thence south 81
degrees east 10 poles 10 the place OF beginning containing
80 poles more OF less.-Appraised at $500.
A SHERMAN, Sheriff
andSpeeIaI Master Commissioner,
April 6, 1850 rS4,5 Sol
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Notice.

TIHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
L that h. has takea a ro0na~ III the basement of the
Griswoid House, where he is prepared 10 buy, for cash
or trade, Bees-w&x, Paper Rags. Wrought Iron Scraps,
Brass, Copper, Pewter, Lead, and BEoken White Glass.
II is particularly requested that when boys bring aftf-
Giles for sale that they bring a note from their parents
showing that they are auteoFize1 to sell them.
/ will Keep a constant supply Of RE-CUT FILES, of ali
kinds, which Will exchange Tor old ones, on reasonable
terms Old Files re-eut On short notice, and warranted
equal to new for use.
april &. go *tf JOHN COOP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

some sesatifal GAe=. appropriate ae 4Ae sea-
son, from the pea of our accomplished CORES
pondent Annie VIII be found on the first
page.
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RYoEiCe

rs hereby given an application viii be made the
i 6oyeFnST Of Ohio 10 pafdoH JoHNATHAs u. IRAsT, WHO
was tried at the February term of the Court Of Common
Pleas, held in Delaware county Ohio, in 1853, aiId con-
victed of the eriIne of Rape, and sentenced 70 hard labor
N the Penetentiary for the tern Of eight yesrs.
Auru esat
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oourt e eamnon gIaas.

B@qgeTs County Oh
howard Rogers, PlaiAua,
against
Adeiia Aatheny and Sam 2 .rTEr .-e
ul Aatheny her husband,
Mary IngrahaHn L Sireno
Ingraham her husband, ss4'loA .
Lusina Rogers, John Rog-
ers, Emilia Rogers Marion
4. Rogers, and Sarah III.
Rogers, Defendants
a define MATHEW and Samuel Matthew her
IA husband, whose residence Is III kaiiaa, ILtuaIn
count. OHIO; Mary Ingraham and Sireno IHgrahrm her
HUSBAND, whose residence is-at IngrahaIn's Mill, near
the line between Delaware and Marrow counties and
State of Ohio LHsi,Ha Rogers, John Rogers, Emilia Rog-
ers, sIarion A Rogers and Sarah j. Rogers, an OF wboin
reside in Delaware COMFY, Ohio will take notice that
q 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-
demands partition of the following real estate toySit
Part OF lot No s situated in the north half of the first
quarter Of the fifth township and seventeenth range, u.
$ NJ; part Of lot No II in the south division OF section
one, township i've, 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 5;
lot IS IN Section / Township 5 and Range II. Also, in
township 8, Section ] and Range Il. one lot of land. Al
50 another lot III Section /, Township 5 and Range Il
Also, 90 acres and 10 perches OF land lying south of and
adJonlng Lse lasJ described tract-and all OF which land
IS IN Kingston township, Delaware County, and State Of
Ohio, aAi constituted the homestead and adjoining lands |
AID premises OF which John Rogers dec d, died seized;
anu at the next term Of said Court, to be held MAY Sh
A D. 1890, the said Howard Rogers will apply that the
dover, that of Sarah J. Rogers, NAV be sci Off
premises, I
HOWARD ROGERS,
March II, 1850. (S7,sO ct
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Save Your Carnafs

DY using HARRINGToN's CARPET LINING.
- 1t has been in use several years and has become a
popular article with all who have tried it. The ingredi-
ents used renderlt a sure protection against moths. II
IS a neV11eT of &orTsd, and Is peculiarly soft to tie held-
Ladies, is putting down your carpets be sure auk getthe
Carpet Lining. Owing to the demand for the article we
have brought on. a liberal supply, which will be sold at
tile luwe est rates.
AprIl6 j. 50-*tf MENDENdAIL & MILLER.
P.s. NEW CARPETS, JUST RECEIVED.
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"a THE YOUNG
az AmaJ Es NoRMA1T EcEgE
ne oE|. VIII stand the ensuing season: to

~ SIS Withstand the ensuing season; to
eAAAAz&ssaAzAe Improve the stock, at the following
places, te-sit: Monday and TUESDAY forenoon and We'd
nesday forenoon Of each week at the Stable OF ID. T. Ha-
vens, enc mile north east OF Deisware Tuesday fore
noon and Wednesday afternoon at the stable of VIM. Case
IN Delaware Thursday, Friday and saturday, at the
stable of the subscriber, two miles west of Worthingten
in Franklin county. Terms, Ten Dollars to insure.
Il THE YOUNG NORMAN HORSE lisa dark iron greg, and
is everzI6 hands high Will be : years Old The 18th OF
MAY next: was sired by the French Norman Horse, I'M
ported by Charles F~ulHHgton, IN the year A D.. 1S52--
His dam gas sired by Sir Arehy. and her GAM by North
Star. Due care will be taken to prevent accidents bat ali
risk beyond this must be borne by the ownsr--
April 6-&zm. ELONZo HARD
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Iherif & Master commissioners Sale.

Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.
Trustees Of {. v, University pY virtue Of q dscretal
VS.. S1S ordered sale to me u-
VIM. z. Carpenter eli. al, reeted from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio, I will offer at
public sale, at the door OF the Court Room in Delaware
On 71esday: the sh day Of May, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m.
the following described real estate to-wit The north
west quarter of IN 10 No. 81 III the town of Delaware
county of Delaware. and State of Ohio-aPpraised at 1925
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
april s, 'eo-*ts $1,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

WTE shall be prepared to offer for the coming
re Spring Trade, Tire must attractive stock OF GUUdS
W. have ever had in store.
Our Palm LEAF and STRAW GooDs Misses Boomers
and ChIldrenis Hats, have been bought Of the manufac-
tnrersl under the most favorable circumstances.
In Wool Hans there has been great Improvement the
past season, both IN quality and shape.
IN SOFT fELT HAS We hsye a great many new and very
desirable styles.
OfCLoTH CAPS, there IS no end to the variety this season
and there are some very handsome styles.
Our own mike OF FASHIONABLE M0LgsKIS, CASHMERE and
ZINE SOFT HATs, is pretty well known throughout the
Western Country and We shall do our best to keep up
the reputation. The New spring Styles will be Introduced
on the LIST OF March.
We shall offer very strong Inducements in the way of
Low PRICES to CdSh sAd PTozRptPdyiRg Time purchasers.
Cincinnati, March :, cost. wa. EOBD L co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

TowssHrr ELEcT1oN.-The election in this
township, held on Monday last, resulted in the
success Of the following gentlemen
Truasss-H. p. Havens, N. Chester, Al
bert Worline.
Treasnrer.-Wm- 0wston.
Clerk.]. s. Jones'
Assessor-Emery Moore.
consraues-E. C. yining, B. F. Wiley.
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Court of Common Pleas,
Detaware County, Ohio.
Is. Petition for Divorce

D0BERT KENNEDAY is hereby notified that
III ON tho. 9th DAY Of AprilsAsH lsbUi Llisinsta kenne-
DAY, his wife, fhdin heaofice of the CLERK Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF delaware Comfy, Ohio, her petition
which $ now pending in said Court, asking for a divorce
from said Kennaiay. Tie causes assigned are First.
Wilfui absence BY said keIneday from the petitioner for
more than three years. Second. That said kenneday
was guilty of extreme cruelty towards the petitioner
THIRD. That saidkenneday was guilty Of habituai drunk
eness for more than three years. Fourth, That he was
guilty of gross meglect0f duty. Petitioner also asks that
her pame he restored to that of q LUoISDA PARKs.'' Said
case may be heard al any time after the expiration OF
six weeks from the date of this notice.
lucinda kENNEDAY.
April 6-s6t [3. sol BY Jones & Carper, her Att'ys.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

Mus1crrAL ELEcrIoN.-The following gen.
tlemen were elected Corporation Officers on
Monday last:
Mayor-Russel B. Smith.
ReeordaaChas. Fl. McElroF.
Coureamen-J,A A. Clippinger, VIM ows-
ton, John A Burnham, John Converse, VII
loughby Miller
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Cheap frees.

IF You would have a nice Bonnet made as yol
1 want it, go to J. S. ARMSfRGNGS,
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Sheriff and m stercommissioners Sale.

Reuben Breyfogle TeY virtue of a decretal order
VS.. IL OF saleto me directed from the
G. F. BreyfogIe al. l. Court of Common Pleas of Della
ware. county, Ohio, Ishali offer at publicsale, at the door
of the Court House in i Delaware, on
Tuesday, the sth day Of May, 1seo,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock a. M. and four O'Clock
p. m. the following real estate described as follows, to-
wit In-Iot letter B., as marked and designated on the
recorded plat OF Powers acdition to south Deloware,
boundeton the north by the parade grounds, on the east
by John Kfeig1s. Appraised atS120o.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
April 6, 'eo-ts $4,000