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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

IxFIrE.zA, AxD CoMMnN CoIp, like thieves in the silence
OF the night, have carried nary TO the siiehi gave. They
are ea.;st by a sudden check Of pc sprat!an, hy which
the ST. mach IS rendered jraCtNe, amt the itits btttn me
iuadei with corrupted mattec, which cutters The b coo
ard disease 8 the result. For all colss cot Chs, ami chhls
: ccerde,i by heat. AMI for all feycis OF every fo-in.
aalrsenesS an I rawnesS of the t.Ituat, lungs an stf'nach,
and Tor all wcskncsS and sicknrss Of every knd, ntm
three 10 fes ol ;hzs Fills on going 10 bed tor Il few cav
wi: b all that yan require to restore you 10 perfect health
IL has beett "A in tt-i and claim ID all over Europa. that
there never - was II melciae- that W IL rxtirpat- iscasGS
from the system, equal to lr- Molse's md an Ecot Pills "
that the more You take them, the st.onner You gre ~
They are TO ndeI uron the principle that the ntInan booty
is subject to bnt tne disease, namely corrupt hrniols-
These its not only cleanse the leweis, bit q 81 iCl'tw
the biIOri through every vein aed 80 ILfhS IL lltm AL
MOI bid ami corrupt hulnors. that disease OF every nane
is driven frt IN the body.
Great fimais NeItcine-Feno1es who value health
should never b. W thnut these ] lis 1t Las been a IN t
tci by a nnInher OF physicians, that females canh"t too
highly value them. They have gave health and spirits
to hunira $ of f,malIs who without them would have
been i'll til is graves. Tn y purify the hlool, remove OBJ
STIR ctions, and G We the SIX, a beautiful, clear, healthy
and mtrreatirg appcaIaLce. A box of these lis il a
great m zeal companion at certain periods From one
to threa should be taken every day, until relief IS bta =
ed. a few dos : occasi onaiy, when well, viii Keep The
system in Il healthy condition
Or. Mo. sc's Indian Root | ills are sold by all dealers in
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

We learn the entire number of cases of
smallpox. in the vicinity of Stratfcrd, thus
far, is four and at last advices all the patients
were doing well. The fact that the disease
exists in the county reminds parties who have
been negligent in regard to vaccination of the
duty OF attending to the matter. On this
subject the Boston Journal condenses the fe,-
lowing from various authorities
l. Infants should be vaccinatcd, without
fail between the sixth week and fourth month
of their age..
2. Every one should be revaccinated, partic-
ularly those between fifteen and thirty-fve
years Of age. who were first vaccinated in
childhood. This is particularly desirable du-
: ring epidemics and the rule holds good even
when the disease may have been taken.
8. In general, without regard to special sea-
sons of danger, vaccination should be practiced
at least once in fourteen years, ard better still,
once in seven or eight years.
A.. The prejudice about taking other diseases
with the vaccine matter, is almost entirely des-
stitute Of foundation, where care is taken by the
physicians to take their matter from healthy
patients.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

On Saturday morning last an accident &C
CURED on the C. C. & c. Railroad, which, un-
der the circumstances, was remarkable for the
slight injury SUSTAINED by passengers. TheeN-
: press train north, which leaves Columbus al
4.3O a. M, in consequence of the switch at
the entrance to the curve not being in proper
position, was jammed to a considerable extent
a portion of the cars running on the main track
while others went on the curve. One Of the
passenger cars was violently thrown from the
track, turned bottom up, and very much bro
ken. 1t was full of passengers, many of whom
were injured but no..e dangerously. Among
them were Mcssrs. w. r. Reid and j. r. Hub
bcr, of this pace. Mr. r. received a cut on
ono of his legs, and Mr.. II. had one of his
shoulders dislecated. Meme Of the through
passengers or those bound for points north of
this were prevented frcm continuing Gu their
journey.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

One night last week an inmate of the Conn
ty fntirrnary, who had escaped from the insti-
tuition, said to be idiotic, entered a house in
Oxford township, and refusing to leave, was
forcibIy elected by a number Of young men,
by whom he was terribly beaten. On Satur-
day we were informed he had died from the Ell
fects of the injuries reccived-but from a sub
sequent conversation with a gentleman from
that township, we are inclined TO Doubt the
correctness of the report. The gentleman re-
ferred to had not heard of the death Of the in
jured man.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
ts- SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS. 81

G. C. EVANS, having purchased the stercotyp pc p.atcs.
corvrights. etc. o. the - HINGE r TIE HOUSE cF IAN1D.'
:. PnIAR CT FIVE" etc, would car! the attention of agents
to thf :. tru V va liable No Ks.
THkH FRINGE Of THE HGCSF OF rAViIH," * one Of
the most popular ana best selling books ever published.
Over $50. 600 corips have been sold, and I In r lair To
sut-rivai the " Iiigrfm's Progress or any other similar
work.
THE PILLAR CT FIRE by tho same author, s now
meetIdg with a rapid sd @, UVPf SC .0OU coPl'S have been
sold Stree its p.blicatCn, ami as a CuHiriloh 10 the
- PRIME cF The HoUsE OF lAyIn," every rruter OF that
book should purchase a copy.
9TH EECORlS OF TIE RTVOI WAR, =
is a beck OF great interest and gives a vast i 'loEnt OF IN
formation relative To the Sold;ers Of the EcvoiUtor, aud
is an invaIu able book Of refer cree fer the Gfcencants OF
its heroes and ali WHO are n.terGsted in Lesson Claims,
Land WaTrHLts, etc. CITE.
THE MIST IHEEAL 1~nTCEMFETS iTE tTIfEIr TO AGENTS
and upon addressing the Publisher ever y ihloi naton Wi.
be given
sEND Eoz q CATALOGUE
Address, GLORGE q. VAN
PUBLISHER,
Jan. 81 60&et. 4.9 Chestnut street, l h.IaGelrhia, Ia
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
LEGAL MoLice.

WILLIAM HANDLER, & nonresident OF the
w statr OF Che, : HEREBY rt tieu that 1n the lttt
tav Of Iccrmhee, y. J.. i$5 j flied in the tonIt II Com
mn lltas al / es-wire county, si5te of Oh q. my pet
ton agdilst said Irndrtn an! others: the thieot an,
PRAYER of which pct t On. is to obtain It ju. SIN mt against
him for the sums thee hundred ana XteCn Cola. $
ana 10 Cen!s, " iii ten per cent intrrts 1Im Nay Eth.
1855, Tor the b lIance due on the note eXvCttei by said
IItnircn, Ncvcbber 9Th, 1857 to Samuel Ehctm, and
by him assigned TO me; and also an order for the sale Of
ln-Iot No 80 foripinaI number 81 in the town of South
Delaware in saIt. county: to pay the said Judgment and
other liens, agaTnst the same prem ses, held by the ether
defendants IN said action, as set forth in sail petition;
which action is founded on tho said note aud the MOI
gage on the said premises given to the said Rheem, No.
vem5ar2 9Th, 1851, to s cure the payment of the same
Sail Hendren IS required to answer SAID pet'tion on or
before the third saturday alter the tcuth day Of Fehrua-
ry, A. r. 1860. JOE ETH YEATS,
BY REID & EsToS, his Atty 8. Plant r.
Eecember 30, 1872. lS+,311 st.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

The Washington correspondent of the Gin.
cinnati Gazette in his letter of the 18th relates
that Mr.. Work, a yourg man, and a Democrat,
who went to the South from Northern New
York about a year s-nce, for his health, was
in the vicinity OF Harper's Ferry district when
the John Brown raid occurred. He said moth
ing, but nevertheless, was thrust Tito jail there
in very feeble health suffering from eons1mp-
ton. He has been there two months. Every
effort to secure his release was unavailing.-
Finally one of the New York members, who
knew the young man. prevailed upon Mr.
Boeteler, who represents the district where he
was confined, to interest himself in bis behalf.
The young man was then taken from his con-
fnement, and transferred to the District which
Mr.. Harris, of Va, represents. The latter
has been prevailed npon to interest himself,
and thinks, with the abundant affidavits he
possesses as to the young mans character, his
politics, &C., he in a few days will be released
from his bonds. Such is Southern Chivalry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

American and Foreign
STEREOSCO?IC EMPORIUM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
legal Wc1ice.

DHEBE RUo1, Harry Jane, Maria Thompson,
Il Horace JaIicS, tiiIfl,S JInSS ltuocIt JllitS, ln~ a ii.
.alcs, Mary JANIS, LaYlna Nett eton, .ni her husbalA.
lii am NetS.etoii, Finly kehyou, anj nr liushilI Terry
kenyon, al O. tia cUG.ty Of be.awa!r and : t-tc oi Ul.O',
Franc : +. James; Of tie co MY o. Ci.Hton and St4ta 81 Oliu
an tEnEn4 James; OF. la C'1IAty uL ErIt Al Statt %
Ono: MliItaKe Il, tlCt int Il pttItCu "~s fied aga Isl
tAcu On the l>th Od! & JauGa! y = l. 1850, n tie court
Of Common Please uf the county CT Ie.awt!e aid ts;.
of Ohio, by John Valentine ail ALTesa Valentine. ns
wife, and "a now pending, wh-rtln tic stlu JoliG ha-e--
the, and AGre.lJ S.t!eit Ic utlILa.It. I'd / ton q the IT.
lowing real state, to-w4t EeIhg 50 tcrts CT lame l"
range Is, township 4, section i, l0t-L- : j. laI4, tAr
same b Eng III tie county UI Delaware "ni IL L ri olI-C,
all dcsur be | az 10 lows Commencing at tine center %
said section at the nul tlcdst COZ ncT Of sad itt, tAelct
w,st III the cSnttr Of the county rGa CrCssLg AiLln
Creek to John Valentines south Lhc, thencc " st a.ohg
sad Sd.cIIincs IiIc t. the &C! ter al tho stat road sca4-
ing from Columbus to Sandrsky thy, tllencc south i'll the
center of sad stat ruad t"thc crutcf ol saud county road,
Themes east Ill the certcr Or said eouhty rOai TO .ACln
Greek, thence east Guessing Atm Greek along llariy
James line to the center Of the section, thence no. lii on
Harry Jancs !lne the place of beginning
Ana that al til. next term III sid Court, application
Will be made by sal John NaICuiinc and AuraIa FaIen-
the Tor an o.der that partition may lie nlaue Of sad
prCnl.s,s. SWEkTSIk n HAIL,
Attys Tor PIt.t on2rs.
Jan 13, Cost (Sc,1)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

GRowTH OF OHIo-An Ohio correspondent
writes the New York Times as follows:
Ohio, as you may know, has made a new ap-
praisment of property. The Board of Equali-
cation have not yet finished but l think you
may set down the aggregate at one thousand
million of dollars. If you will look back a lit
tie, you will think this result one of the mar
vels of the day. In 1926 the property of Ohio
was valued at sixty millions, SO that in thirty
four years-a single generation-the value of
the State has increased sixteen fold! 1t has
doubled since 1850. Notwithstanding this,
the real, that is, selling value of property, may
be set down at one-ffth more than the apprais-
ments. The value of Cincinnati DON is
double that Of the whole State thirty-ive years
ago.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
Eesai Notice.

a ES Ii ERi0E and Sarah Bro.hartcn
" MS VIE. r. siiCLts oi Mel enough county ami tatA 81
LIMOS, III take notice that Joseph Hyatt. ON the 18th
DAY Of January, a ID 1860, fled his petition III the Clerks
{ flies of the [ oIrt of Common Pleas of ella ware county,
OHIO, against them, alleging that the sal | defrn lants, on
the 10th day OF August, A ID 1889, entered into Il pafol
agreement wte the said Joseph Hyatt for the sale Of the
following described READ estate. to-w.t Situate in Del
aware county, Ohio, and being the mi,die part Of lot No
II in a s.b IiVisron ut :. T.. Mason's Survey No 1888 V.
NJ. L., bounded ami described as follows beginning at II
stone on "A post by ii burr oak and EN- on the east line OF
said let No u, ana east line 81 said survey al u point
south . degrees, 40 minntcs- east 6 poles and II - links
from the north east corner Of said lot No Il and south
east corner lot No = thence so tn 9 degrees, 40 minutes
east, along sail east line Of lot and survey 40 ro s and
II links to IA stone on Il post by two eins at the north east
c, rner Of Mess :. Cravens' land, thence south 81 degrees
west TAX rods along said north line OF Cravens' land to Il
stone on a post on the lot line, by two black ashes, thence
north 10 degrees, west "a rods and II links to q stone ON
n post by a soft maple and elm at a point 6 4e-l00 10 :
from the northwest corner Of said lot No -, thence north
81 degrees, east IL roGs and Is links to the place of be
ginnInE-CortIining thirty five acres of lad, murc or
less. That said Hyatt is IN possess on of said land under
said patGl agreement, and has paid the full amount or
the consideration therefor, to-wit Nine hundred dollars.
and praying TINT said defendants may specifically per-
form sail agreement by executing and delivering 10 the
said Joseph Hyatt a deed in fee simple for the said lA.ts
W ith the usual covenants of warrants.
said defendants are required to answer said petition on
or before the Ord Saturday alter the End day Of March,
1860.
POWELL X VANDEMAN,
Att'ys for Joseph Hyatt.
Jan 2o.'6o act Isl 0Ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

1T Is A COMMON OBSERVATION that there are more sufferers
from debility, amoug Americans, than eau be found
among any other civilized nation. The reHson is obvious.
We take too little exercise, and forget the wants of the
body in the absorbing pursuits Gf business. in all such
cases ordinary medicines can do little good. What is re-
quired is just such a tonic and inviGorator as Ir.J, Hes
tatter has given TO the world, in his CELEBRATED j." BIT
TERS.n The weak and nervous deniZen OF the counting
house the exhausted toiIer upon the shop-boa ID, md the
Frustrated student of the midnight lamp, have found n
wonderful regenerator in the g BitteTs,;' and prefer IL
to more pretentiouo, but less cf1cacious medicines. But
1t should not be forgotten that the agent which is so mag
ieal in its influence upon the frame which is merely de-
bilitatei, is equally powerful in assisting nature TO cxpel
the most terrible forms of disease. Who Will not give it
a trial
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
nv See advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

RENovAL.-Messrs. MENDENHALL & Mn
LER hare removed their store to the room late
ly occupied by Campbell & Little, On the
southwest corner of Sandusky and Winter
streets. 1t has been thoroughly remodel!ed,
and fitted up in superior style, thus making it
one of the best possible receptacles for Goods
and their display and sale. 1t is hardly neccs-
sary to say that it is we'll filed with q very
choice stock-the name and reputation of the
firm afford a sufficient guarantee that such is
the fact.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
G.. e. 2URDE,

AItUI uNF III Z W.
WILL practice il Delaware a1d adjoining
wv Counties. Al b : it - -ut st q 10 iS ca! - " Il b
prom lt!y aitnnIeI to. I!iIv - lrrassir e: \ rifter, icla
ware, q. Lee. Il. lE5 -*tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
The Great English Remedy--Eir James
cJ,rzz CELEBRATED EEnEAEE

C19Tk 9 N&s&4 3 A~
PIELs.--PrePared from a Prescription of sr
]. Clarke, n. D., Physician Extraordinary to
the euecn.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cnre of all
these pa niui AMI dangerous dise"s 5 to which the female
constitution is subject. It mOderatcs all excess and re-
moves ali distractions and a speedy cure may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LATIES it is peculiarly suited. It will
in q short time bc.ng on the monthly period with regu-
larity.
Each bottle, price One DoIlar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent cour tCrfe g.
RE- The { Iiis Shctld MT Le AKIN iy Fl .tllsS during
The FIRST THREE MONTHS # Ir9n Rcy are as they are sure
to bring On Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cas,s OF Nervous and Spiral Affect CHS, Fam in
the back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight excrti'a, TaIpita-
ton Of the hsa, I, mysteries, ana Whites these Fills Will
effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al
though a powerful remedy, DO net contain iron, caiomel,
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Fall di ectiuas i'll the pamphlet around each package,
which shoult be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tho United stat $ anal CaraHa.
JOB MOSES, (Latc !. c. baldwin * Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
y. B.-S1 90 AMI e postage stamps enclosed. to any an-
thnr:zai agent, will. insure Il bottle, containing over SO
pills, by return mail.
For sale by R. r1cKISsoS 4 soN, Delaware, Ohio.
Feb. II. '5;-Hly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
Grover 81 Bakers
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.

NEW STYLES-fRlCES IRON $50 TO S125. -
EXTRA CHARGE OF 50 FeR HAMMERS.
THESE Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
= cAaseaI from the store, re4ui- ing NO re-wl Aanlg Of
thiead they HsIn, Eel, Gather and stitch ill Il superior
style, finishing each scam by thelrown operation, WITH
out recourse to the hand needle, As is required by other
Machines They VIII do better and cheaper sew ng than
a seamstress can, and are, unquestsonabi " the Test Md-
chimes in the marketfor family sewing, Oh account vi their
ton 10 an varieties Of fami Y 81 w.ug-exeCIt4ng either
heavy or fine Work with cquaI facility and MithuGts 5. tcial
adjustment.
REASONS wHV IRIS MACHINE I rRiTERE1p. -
7st. II Is more simple slfd easily kept in order than
any other Machine.
I'd. 1t makes u seam which wifi net rip or rayei, tho
every thIrf stitch s cut.
sd. 1t sews flom two ordinary spools, and tn $ all
trouble Of winding bread is ayeiLet- Nllae. the ssRor
Machine earn be a1apted AT pleasure, by u Inere
Ef4angG 0t SIooIS5 TO ali Narlctlt : or wofk=-[-- . -
18th lie SAME Machine ruls SIX, linen, thread and
common 81 col crttor, With equal City
18th. The sam Is as eias tiG as tn INST elastic fabE.c,
50 that ii is free from all LIABILITY To lTraS an washing,
ironing, ar otherwise. 49,
tui than any other made, either by hand IN machine.
The subscr. BEES are prepared To furnish the above Ma
chimes in every sly ie, for talIi Y or A-n' laetuiirg Fur
poses3 al ths Manufacturers prices, and VIII g We full
instructions how 10 use thrin-a book with printed IN
structiOnS, &c-tweivc nceuIes, oil rlI an. screw CrHei
accompanying each machine. In udt it son to the I'm
pINy7S warrant, We Will not hesitate IL warrant every
Machine sold by rs. 1t shall give as good s~tsiatt TN a.
any other nIachine manufactured, if not better, "a 3rw.L
b. taken back.
Cali sec the Machines and get u circular
STARR Il BROTHER,
No. 5, Willisms Book,
Jan sc, 'ee-<tf - Delaware, OHIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
zgcw is the Time to Subscribe .-1seo.

4 writes the Hon. il uN WEN1wrFTH in the Chicago
pemNcrHt, is the name Of WITHOUT cUFs- ION, THE BIST
AGRICULTURAL FAI TR IN THE UNITED STATES"
THE COUNTRY GkNTl EMAN Is published Weckly-16
pages guarto, and entered upon its FIFTEENTH VOLUME with
istC-nargurating at that time several improvement
among them an enlarged page, larger type, and an in
creased amount Of Cor tents.
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN forms far the most com
plctc and practical Journal for the Fatmcr and Country
Resident, prh;shei IN this country. TERMS: TWO FOL
LARS a YEAR. Address with remittance, or for Sample
Numbers,
LUTHER TUCEER & son, Albany, y. Y.
So Arrangements have irst been completed by which
the pr hrsltats Of the COUNTRY GENT EMAS arc enabled to
onar I'VE HUNrRED FIFTY OF TIE BEST STRAW
BERRY PLANTS, as a premium for five Subscribers. ac-
companicd by the cash (sio). Write for further part!c-
ulars with Prospectuscs and Posters.
Jan 20, 'G0-#3n. L. 7. & SoN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27

On Saturday evening last the express train
on the S. NJ. & P. Railroad was thrown from
the track a short distance this side of Spring
field. On Tuesday morning a similar accident
befel the express train five miles south of
Springfield. And on Tuesday morning one of
the cars of the through freight train was
thrown from the track in Union county, by
running over a horse owned by A. Wood
worth. The horse was killed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
Important Discovery--Relief in Ten
Minutes !-- BRXON g PUI.MONIC
Wy AE5EzD0V

Are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Sore throat, hoarseness, difficult Breathing,
Incipicnt Consumption, and diseases of the Lungs. They
have no taste of medicine, and any child will take than.
Thousands have been restored to health that had before
despaired. Testimony given in hundreds OF cases. A
single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryou's Pulmonic Waters-the original an /
only genuine is stamped " Bryan" Spurious kinds are
eff:red for sale. Twenty five cents a box. Sold by all
dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, New York.
For sale by b. DICKINSON & Son, Delaware, o. feb II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
See advertisement of DIR. Sphoor & Co. \

WORTHY OF ATTENTIoN.-In to-day's paper will
be found the advertisement of Lindsey's I'm
proved Blood Searcher, a medicine which has
risen more rapidly in public favor than any
other ever invented or discovered, and which
has effected more permanent cures of desperate
cases than any remedial agent ever brought be-
fore the public. Every person afflicted should
apply to one of the Agents for a circular and
give the medicine q trial. Ifit does not cure
or afford relief, the money in all cases will be
refupded,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
House and Lot for Sale.

THE Undersigned hereby offers. at PRIVATE
L SALE, tbs fon"w ny proper ty, tG-wTt;
a O 10 T,
of the usual size OF town Lots, with a NEW FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, and a good Stable thercupon, with
Il Well of Good Water, AMI other improvements.
Said property Is situated in Campbell ~ Iattle's addi-
ton. ANY person OF persons W .shing further particulars
will pirase call on the subscriber at the 8 Book BndeTy -
Immediately unier The Fost Office.
Jan. u COST. JOHN WINTER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
NOTICE

rs hereby given to the Citizens of Delaware and
L vicinity that the Unlets gnet is about making arrange
ments to wind up his BUUn BlNBEIsY affairs by the LIST
day of April next, and embraces this opportunity to eA-
press his thanks to the same for the patronage which they
have hitherto rendered him, and kindly soliCits their
continued favor up to that time and would suggest to
those who will do 50. TO send in the Books, etc, which
they desire to have bound as carly ms possible, so as to
enable him to effect his purpose satisfactorily TO all par
ties concerned,
Jan, ~ COST. JOHN WINTER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-27
Court of Common Pleas,

DsEdWure County, GAO.
srijnst Petition to foreclose Mort.
Daniel Durham and Olive gage.
Durham his wife, l%lefcn'dts.
THE Defendants, Daniel Durham, a non-resi-
Urnt oil the state of OHIO, an / Olve ilHnham his VIE,
viii take not &c that the Pla, ntifr, Albert Longweil, fled
his petition in the Court Aforesaid on The Sd day I'll SEP
tembrr. A. u. 1854, against them, praying Tor a jug
mo . apgaipst them Tor $500 and interest SINCE March.Sth
1857, i S per cent per annum, being The amount of a
he d 4 /, aforesaid. Puttlnner further prays Tor the fore
cius. re of a mortgage (ani the sale NJ the mottEagHd
with snid prem, ssosy note, 10 secure the payment of the
same, upon the following described prcnss, wa; IN
Lot IS in North delaware, Delaware county aluiestt'i
hounied and described as follows: on the Last by san
dusly street, ON the North by liomlord street, on The
West by nm at6y, aud ON the south by lu-Lot 81. sAid
pefendants are required to answer said petition on or
before the 18th day OF February, A. b. 1850, or the same
JAMES r. HUDByIL,
Atty. for Plaintiff,
Doc, so, 1859, 1885,, 81 st