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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

BOYS Clothing,
Boys Clothing =!
TCSr opened large assortment ot Boys Clothing suitable Tor
~ Spring and summer
Bows Black Cloth Coats
DO do Cashmere Pants
DO Fancy do Goats
DO DO Pants
Do DO Jackets
DO Bue Cloth do
D. Black DO do
d. Olive 10 do
Do shirts and Collars
Do Suspsuiers and Ties
DO Plain Fancy Vests
For sale low, by
DARRACOTr HARRIS CO,
Successors 90 Merchant Weisiger Co.
uhq0 No. li2 Main s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

ENCOURAGE HOME NANUFACTUR y.
II The undersigned manufactures andk keeps constantly hand
the Richmond Iron Works large and fine
ment OF
Refined and IRON, consisting OF all Sizes Bar Band,
Hoop and Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron. Oyals and Half Rounds.
Horse aud Mule shoe from Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square
Agiculu'a al Drum Teeth Nut Iron
Tobacco Nil Tapered aud Plate Iron.
In short every description Of IRON that may be ordered
Also Railroad Prog TEE Coach Buggy suky TIRES
and Quarry HalfRound Steel JAS. HUNTER,
feiO-3m" Richmond. Va
s All sizes OF PUNCHED WASHERS on hand or made to or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

IL and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested,
and pronounced sovereign remedy for dyspepsia hsulency
heartburn and head ache cosiyene diaha eyers Of all
kinds rheumatism gout gravel worms scuryy ulcers erupve
complaints rheum, eyspeas colds and influenza
all derangement Of the female system piles and
various other diseases TO which the human frame liable Ro
by proprietor Dr. w. M0PPAT 85 Broadway New
York By Druggists generally all the country.
ssiT-dAvlV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
Large aad attractive supply of
SPRINGAN SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BEsEG Den ~ FOX.

BROAD STREET.
VAyE been opening during past weeks and
u prepared TO oT-r, complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They narcar attention 90 large lots of For
sg1 which win be sold prices much lower than those Of
seasons We mention rev only % the attractive
a-tici,s.
English BERyGES in immense variety;
Fr- Sd and French BEREGE ROBES
4tJ Iu VOLANrS
vrry large ssorment ofsLSS fevsry variety Of style
p-- below fHe cost OF Import alton.
French printed IA CpNFTs and oRGANDIES
T,AvELJJNG-p DRESS GOODS % every description
Sprla- uELAINES and CHALLIFS.
French an India FOCLALD SILKS entirely and hand
Our so.S o. Domestic STAPLE GOODS has neyer been
extensive
NEGtO CLOTHING, o. every grade.
Amongst Oh last named would call the special attention %
BUYERS very large virginia Georgia Plain and
Striped OSNABURGS, and large variety o other articles Of
southern manufacture. BREEDEN 4 FOX
r-Er gd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13

CoUuHs, CoLus, HoARsESESs and ISFLuENzi lR-
!. s 4.
SNT1A RrrlroS S0RENss, any affection Of the Throat
E&&f+dbA CURED the IIACIISG COUCH, In CONsCXPTOS,
ksSFTIHHA BRoSCHrs WH1oPNG CoUGH, AsrHNA CaTlRRH,
kkIlItullJ RELIEVED by BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEOCH.
&S4S#Fb@Y ES, or COUGH L0zENGEs.
ZZHfNNT " A simple and elegant crmJiHGtioH for
&A9~ C0UGHs, sc" DR.. g. Y. BIGEOw, Bostsn.
recommend their lse o PUBLIC SPEAKERS"
REv. L. Il. CHAPH New York.
"Aost sllVtlyy relieJ IN BSoScHTl"
REy. s sdGFRED, Morristown, Ohio.
Beneficial tolea compelled 10 sDsdF suffering from COLD"
Rev s. :. P. ANDERSON, ~. Louis.
ESectrl rsIHOri1g HOdrseness and Irritation Cf e
TaTodt so common irifh SPEAKERS and SNGgRs."
Prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON LSGrange, Ga.
Teacher Of Music Southern Female College
Great bsasft he taken before and after redching, ny
preTeat Hodrseaess From eir pat eject Iik Rey 1oH De
of permanent ddUdHtdge 20 me-"
Rev. T. ROWLEY, A. NJ,
President Athens College, Tennessee.
Bold by all Druggists, al g cents per box.
Also TROcHE Cdtdrtc Losenge for Dys
pepsid Idges0H Constipation, Headache, Bilious ArecOn,
6c
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
no23-dkv6m USHER WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
WM IRA SMITH Ia MAIN ST,
As In store Of his manufacture, very large and
desirable Gentlemen and Fashionable Cloth
log consisting Of all the syle garments and latest STYLES Of
Fabrics 20 which would invite the attention Of the patrons Hav
Ing long experience and facilities for catering for M mar
ket think offer such cannot but give entire sat
sfact0n viii sell good article fair prices, well made
tastiy cut and 10 the latest styles
call is all ask 10 convince VOC that mean all
apI WN IRA SMITH, ia Malu s..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-13
RENlDNED.

Above 1r ly al Booksellers, and sent By mall by The Pub
.-.ls
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
yvha4 south Carolina is Doing.

n CoLuNBIA, S. c., Nov. Joint resolutions
q were adopted in the South Carolina Legisla-
tare, on Tuesday to call Convention of the
people of the State, for the reorganization Of
fie militia, and preparations for the defence
81 the State; MIR. Buist urging in the House
;sthat said action should be prompt immediate,
unqualified, effective and decisive, in case of
LincoIn,s election.
VIM. W. Boyce, Member of Congress,
spoke from the steps of the Congaree House.
y on Tuesday might urging secession in case of
Iincoln's election He was followed by 9th
cr prominent Carolinians
The Charleston Mercury says the news Of
Lineolns election was received at Charleston
with long and continued cheers for a South
ern Confederacy.
.s7.ar At Augusta there was a stern Indignation
!, expressed. The different portions of the South
- which have been heard from, favor the calling
: sof State Conventions, to deliberate on a
s course of policy.
Z - II was reported here last night that the
- South Carolina Legislature would soon send a
Commissioner to the Georgia Legislature, to
. confer about a joint action.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

. SoeTHERN MIscHIEF-MAKERs REBUKED.-
The Savannah (Ga.) Republican has the fol-
Towing
APPREHENDED TROUBLE AT THE SoUrH.-
Ramors are rife of projected disturbances at
The South, and many of our contemporaries
seem TO derive a special qualification from
parading in their columns, to be read by all
clazsc~, every fact or suspicion that may be
discovered or invented by the wicked. We
eau conceive of nothing more reprehencible,
for iss tendency is to promote the very state
ef Affairs SO much to be deprecated, by putting
IDEAS and plans into some peoples heads that
were never there before. 1t is to he hoped
Shat n more considcrate view of the matter
win prevail at the South We do not believe
there is particle of truth in one out of twenty
of these infiamatory rumors, and for what little
b true VIC regard the responsibility of certain
party editors at the South as secondary only
to that of the alleged "eniiss,rics' themselves.
When it is deliberately and daily announced
TO the public that four out of five candidates
why need we be surprised that the ignorant
and unsuspecting, who have means ofkuow-
lug the purposes for which these slanlerS were
rropagate,l, should be inspired with hopes
iaugertus TO society and disastrous to them
selves. aatsG
II * high tins sqeh dishonest and infamous
tneapons should be tnid aside. They dis
! gusting sens bic people everywhere, and bring
trouble in its trorst form Upon the country
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Sheriff Sale.

Nathan Ely RY virtue Of an execution to to
~ me directed from the touTt OF
james c. Evans ommon Pleas of Delaware county
Ohio will public sale at the door the Court
Room IN Delaware, Ohio,
AsnGay, the 5th day Of Norenaber, $780,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock
the following described real estate, Iuwt Situate
the State et Ohio County of Hciawre and in the Town
Deaw are being all left the quarter of in lot
No. 60 numbered the plat OF said town of Eela
ware, recorded pages y and =. of Vol. No. ., record
plats for siti county aft-r taking therefrem
the north part, bounded ioGwE: beginning Il the
northwest of ;i qlaft.r lot, ANA runn TO
north said west quarter OF lot -, Ut,
thencr to the line of said lot &C, thence north
line S5 4 the place OF beginning, being
the prcmis conveyed said Fuller by Ufnl
vile by deed rle page 81, vel ~ RccorCs
of .sis Delw Iaty- Appraised at 81 zoe.
CHARLES SIIkRMAN, SlierIg.
October 5-*:s TS3.75T -i-=i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

= The inclemency of the weather on Friday
last prevented the Wide-Awakes from most of
stheseounty townships being present and parti-
scipating in the demonstration appointed for
that evening. The Marlborough company,
mounted on horseback, was present and appear
ed to great advantage. number Of men,
bers of the Galena company were also in at
tendance. The Delaware Wide-Awakes were
ont in force-and on the whole the display
was creditable one; though in consequence
Of the muddy state of some of the streets the
march was not as extensive rs on former occa-
sions. Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY made one of
his telling speeches to very large and enthu-
a;astic crowd-and he was followed in short
speech by Mr.. BABER, Eleetor for the 9th dis
trict.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Road Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that Petition will
In be presented tie Ioard of Commissioners o
county, Ohio, their December session,
paying for the vacation OF certain road in Thompson
township in said county, which said road is described
follows B ginning in the County Roa running
ly trcm C"n"'s Mills at point on James NJ Ch"rry's
ftfm and (o' I'ar) the ne III line IF V. N. Survey,
No. 6i34 thence in stuthrriy direct ,n a point
SAID CherryS iaTm theme westerly to The west line ct
said Cherry farm And ing ls'. for the lCcat
Ani cStalIIisi. County Raat follows
wit Beginning at the on last named II the aforesaid
road to be vacated) The wst line Of j. NJ Cherr!
ant and running thence tieriy dlrcc
it in"Tsects the first ii ruad running west firm
Cones Mills. Nov. =, 1860 fIt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

A RACE FoR LIFE.-A few mornings since,
6xkile the east bonnd express train the
Great Western road was near State Line City
"a deer sprang upon the road few rods in ad-
8 vance of the iron horse, and went de shing
down the track with velocity which bid fair
I at the tine to outstrip the train. The eDgi-
:. neer observed that his deership displayed a
desire for race. Immediately increased the
steam un the engine, which, in a very short
time placed the pilot in close proximity to the
rear of the almost flying animal. But he yet
insisted upon keeping the track. In mo-
mentor two, however, the cowcatcher struck
J him with force that elevated him to height
!. on the level with the smokestack, striking the
top Of which he lell upon the head light, which
e was broken off and dashed to pieces by the
b conclusion. The train was stopped and the OBJ
iecf Of the chase taken on board, lfeess. He
= was huge fellow, weighing one hundred
and ninety pounds, and having extraordinary
large aDtlers, branch of which measured six
teen inches. The engineer presented the ven
ison to the superintendent of the road. with
a the request that the horns should be preserv-
ed to be worn on the eDgine.-Lcfayette Cour-
s4ier
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Road Notice.

THERE will be a Petition presented to the
! Beard OF Commissioners of delaware county, Ohio
al their December session praying for the laying
ont and establishing a County Road in Liberty
township, in said county, follows: BEGINNING in the
county read leading and the line
between sections I'd ard 3rd in township g. range l9, T.
NJ. at the southwest corner of Lot No. s, in said
ton I'd owned by d. RAIDER thence north along the west
line OF lots and in the Taylor Of land the
northwest of lot No. Z and continue north
along the lot line between lots 26, % tho
silc and lots 81 2S 20 and 30 the side of sal
contemplated County Road the tract of an
known the James tract to the County Road the
tn line of said section the of sad lots 81
and y. Nov 2 go tit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
NIr. Condor

TYEADe his advertisement fas suppose he calls
it) with 'fgood at holding and at the close he
ight consistently claim to be good Mt -.
Vengeance is not mine, and have no desire TO handy
words with Mr.. Condor. If wished to do SO l
onuht ability and experience to cnmpete with him.
ar. Ccndon thinks contemptihls mean in adyer
tsinG my business when it nterferes with his, and sets
up pittifui story about wanting TO monopoye the
business and break him down but have always
haught he says the people say that 'cempctition
is the fe of trade
Mr. Ctil.,nn mikes ont an cxtrene case that he has
TO harsh language in proHouncing HIM what he
richly deserves dond believe any person in this com
munfy find constable in delaware County that has
far degraded himself the feelings CT humanity
to sacrifice persons property i'll that 8
pecially suriI fa'ry hesTeaEs of, if the Ia
would permit him to do -
III reference the plows, all have to- do Is to in
form yourself how many years is been since Mr Hong,
the patentec of ongs Patent Plow, has been dead
anu examine the Plow and if Mr.. Condor has
given true statement
IN reference TO the Rcls it is trouble to try them
before purchase As do not claim TO be good at
holding - yon have fears that you will have
TO insult uF buy one to get rid Of uc.
Mr. Ccnton tolls about the crteness of the Yankees
-tuctne'i it he calls it. Well, think they
had better be watched especially Yankee stove Ped
der.
enough of this. / have doubted the proprety of
paying attention to hat Mr. CrndnD has said the
whole thing beginning end hears its true face
IAxoui have noticed had it not been that had
that will pay any attention Them be they
what they to do business in delaware for
wears come, and if his tongue cannot he
by my life among you will have go unanswered
I concerned.
OctE5, go. THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS
OIL-CLOTHS! OIL-CLOTHS!
AND OTHER
House-Fur1.shing Goods I!

VIE feel Thankful to the Citizens of Delaware
wv County the liberal patronage to our house We
again call their attention &c and
sive stock Of
Carpets of all kinds
Oil-Cloths os all widths and prices;
Large Stock of Swiss and Lace Curtains
Silk and Worsted Damask
Oil Shades-fancy and plain;
Window Fixtures--diffcrent kinds;
Large stock of Sheetings, Ticking, Towel
ing, Napkins, Blankets, Marsailles Quilts, Ia
bic Cloths, Table Covers, Comforts, Pillow
cesfng, Door Mats, Bed Spreads, &c
OUR STOCK Is LARGE!
PURCHASED CHEAP!
OUR STOCK WILL BE SOLD Low
All those wanting q BARGAINS u in any Kind of House
furnishing will do we'll to cali, for can and
will save them Honey. -
Columbus Ocf. S, +2m. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Sheriff Sale.

Israel Breyfogle PY virtue Of an execution
IL to me ERECTED from the Court
African H. Z. Church ui Common Pleas OF Delaware
county, Ohio shall pubic sale the door Of
Court Room in Delaware Ohio,
On Monday, the 12th day IF Noren,ber, 1850,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock and O'Clock
said day, the following deseIi iled real estate, to
Town South Delaware being the north
hal of the south halves Of In lots Nus loo and 10l
tugcther with addition strip of three feet in width
tending the whole length, and west, the south
side and adjoining the said ut th halves OF the south
halves said inlots Nos 100 and lOl described
the plat of said town of South Delaware
Appraised at SSOp.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
Oct IL ,'6o-*ts. PISS, go
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
N e w Firm.
E. ". LITTELL & SON
Best Assorted Groceries

TITILL continue the business of the late firm
wv :Lttei. \ Lee. They intend keeping full suppl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
St. N C b OIL as III o tel,
Broadway. New York.

vTYHEN COMPLETED, SIX YEARS AGO, THEST MICH.
wv OLAS was universally pronounced the most mag
nincent, convenient, and thoroughly organzc
lnent Of the kind on this continent.
What it thon, it remains today-WStkoua a ricat
~ size, spaoHsnoss, In the general elements Of
comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations for 900 ncud-
ing 100 COMPLETE suTrEs APARTMENTS for families.
SIX HuNDEp be comfortably seated at the
tables OF its three public din ing and nothing that
modern art has devised Tor the convenience and social
qualification of the travelling public has been omitted In
Its plan, or neglected in its practical details.
Tho early reputation of the house at home and abroad
derived from its magnitude superb appointments and
its haRe like comforts and IUnTes, has been enhanced
evory tho exerons Of the propretora
avg 81 fGm TREApwEtI, wHITCoNB co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

8. NJ. & p. Change of Time
A change of time in arrival and departure of
trains on this road took Place few days since.
The corrected timetable will be found in its
appropriate place.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

. A note from J. n. FREE requests us to noti-
N the citizens of Delaware that he will give
ffse lecture ir Tempar Hail. in this place, on
the evening Of the 9Th inst. Subject Truth
and Immortality.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Water Drawers.

TUST received J. E. Wheeler's and w. NJ Hut
81 toms Patent Water Drawers, which combines the
best principles that have been invented Tor drawing
water which bring into requisitiOn the old oaken
bucket with entirely mode Of raising and dis
charging the For sale mncfacturcr's prices
complete and ready the WELL from 81 to S.
Oct 70, go {. c. CHAMBERl AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

= The stock sale of Messrs. HILLS & JONES
takes place on Thursday of next week-a fact
which persons wishing to make valuable adj
as1;siogls 70 their herd should bear in mind.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Great Curiosity.

WYE have one Of the greatest curiosities and
WV most valuable inventions in the known world for
which agents everywhere. Full particulars
sent rREE. SHAW 4 CLARK,
Oct 2e-t3t Biddeford, Maine.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Latest and Last +!
But Still Most Attractive

PLOTN E & DUV ALL,
Have just received their FALL AND WINTER stock OF
Cloths, Cdssimeres, Vest'ngs and Trimmings
which for iEAUTY, STYLE and ELEGANCE cannot be cxcc
ed all which will be cut aud made TO order in the
LATEST FASHIONS and on the most reasonable terms.
Also, Children Clothing cut and made to order.
SHIRTS cut and made by measurement, and warranted
To at Also cutting done for ladies Basques Dresses
and Travelling Apparel Ladies' avail themselves
OF System for Cutting Basques, Dresses, &C.,
soma BILE terms. -
An orders ron6dedt them will bcthankfnlly received
and entire satisfaction given.
Shop on Main street opposite Union Hail.
NJ B. Particular attention paid to Cutttng
LA DI L, s. CLIO x s
of tho Latest styles. Having hand assortment Of
TAnIES, CLOTHS of the finest fabric. Oct 10, ,'6n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
CLOVER SEED.

One Thousand Bushels Clover Seed wanted,
for which the Highest Market Price will
be paid by R. E. HILLS & SON.
October 5-t4m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Cash Paid for Hides

every day, and always left for the Also,
Supply of Leather of all kinds,
constantly on hand and an unusual supply OF UPPER
LEATHER which will keep the feet dry, and is like
much days split up destroy durability.
To those who long favored with their patron
age am much obliged and would like to those
have favored with long credits obliged in way;
perhaps the better way would be for them oblige
themselves By pay ing up this tall and much obhge
G.4lena, Got 20 f4L- V ARNOLD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Ladies Department.

respectfully call attention my large and well
selected stock LADIES' WEAR embracing all the
desirable styles of the finest material from
the best manufactures unsurpassed in variety
and quality
you will do the favor, and yourselves the
call and give stock thorough examination
and geta good understanding Il doubly
do for it is said the Prince of Wales
Is now a visit America search of partner for
and he be here somewhere else, and
and finds you barefoot he may be favor
ably impressed with understandings he might be
and perhaps refuse every you then had you not
better avail yourselves Of this opportunity supply
able compete, with fair prospect of success
any other Of America and that too at
traordinary low prices
Call and you will that it is not necessary to to
the larger places find greater variety, and cheaper
better articles. / obliged to pnt great
profits high and big interest theydo-
Now If these things / will never hereafter
solicit the patronage Of only those who barefoot
fl4tSk rfaar not
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Attachment.

Josiah Wright Before J. c. Cole, p of Troy town
VS.. ship, Delaware County, Ohio.
Able Prouty.
an THE nth DAY OF OCTOBER, A. u. 1850, SAID
u Justice issued order Of Attachment in the above
setsn for the Of Seventy Dollars and Twenty
eight cents.
- Nov 2,,6o-s3t j. WRIGHT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Auction Sale Of
SHORT HORN BULLS

at O'Clock P. M. at CRYSTAL SPRING FARM,
miles north of Delsware-we will sell by auction
Three thorough bred Nurham Bulls,
Consisting OF our celebrated Prize Bull,
MASTER MILLER, (693)
ROMEO, (33s01 and oLENTANGiY DUKE.
MASTER MILLER was got in England in 1853, and his
sire and dam both imported the came year-His
sire, Master Bckluiiie (117 50 purchased by the
breeder, George Renick of Ross Ohio, at
$22I0 who lost him by death shortly after he got
bv the celebrated Bull BeItDiLe (6778) who swept the
premiums wherever shown. His dam--BiRs BoHHet,
was Purchased by F. w. Renick oil Pickaway CO., at
$780, Cow of good size and style, and unsurpassed
in quality and q milker--and these qualities
faithull transmitted by Master Miller to his pToducs
by any bull in Amer
He is sure, well good breeder, AID having
been but moderately used Tor service, is active and
vigorous
ROM EO t33s0) is light Roam, 81 mos old, got by
Master Miller g s3) ont of Ruth Hail. for whose pedi
gree herd Book.
OLENTANGI DUKE. roam, calvsd July 1860, got
by Master Miller. (6a3.) Dam .dtiee GTev, Herd
Book fo pedigree. This Cali is full brother to Mr.
Robert Mcknnie's prize Bull, Prince Arthui. The
dam, Alice Grey has frequently been shown OF our
County fail, and always brought home red ribbon
she is very superior mixer.
A lew COWS HEIFERS may be offered at sam =
time-if wanted.
Terms-Six months credit given with notes satisfac-
toraly secured.
Sale positive, and to gin prom pity at2 o'clock
November 1. 2w. HILLS & JONES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Fine Cutlery.
Cutlery.
NWnsicaj Tnsfrumenfs !.

m Il itINss GtlrA FIoiINS, ACCoRDIoNS, AND
III other INSTRUMENTS.
Also, sheet Muse Instruction Books Violin ans 6nitsF
strings, itch I1ss. Tuning Forks will be IonIi H
variety No. 3 WILLIAMS EkCCk.
Nov. IS, ls59-+tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Brass Kettles.
Drain Tile,

TUST received another lot of Large: Brass Ket-
81 ties at the Upper Hardware Store.
Oct 26, 80 C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Estate of Nicholas shafer

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been apiuHtcu and qualified Administrator
of the Estate of Nicholas Shafer late of delaware
county, Ohio All persons interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
Oct 26-f3t GEO H. PCRDY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
TTav and Straw Cutter.

TUsT received, good assortment Of tie abeN,
~ among which may be found the lido Roller Stra
Cutter, the Sanford, 40 Kne, Straw Cutter, and
Clipper Straw and Osrn stalk CutteE-all OF which
offered at manufacturer prices
sept ,'S9-stf c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.