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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

and grateful terms of the profuse hospitality the
citizens of Louisville, Columbus, Cincinnati and
the intermediate points.
DEPARTURE OF THE UNITED SrArEs MINISTER to
FRANcE.-The Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, recently
appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. Mason, late United States Minister to
France, sailed from New York on Saturday for
Havre. Beyond the greetings of few personal
friends, there was no demonstration of any kind.
DISTRESSING AccGDENr.--Miss Bette c. Berkley,
daughter of Landor Berkley, ESQ.,, Of Hanover
county, was shockingly burned on Saturday last,
by her dress taking fire she happened to pass BY
stove. The unfortunate young lady lived but
short time after the occurrence. She was lust
eighteen years old.
a CARD FROM CAPT. BIGELow.-Capt. Charles H.
Bigelow has published card in relation to the
verdict Of the coroners jury the fall of the Penn
berton Mill, in which he replies to the reasons
therein presented for censuring him as the archi-
tect and superintendent of the building.
The PERUGIA OUTRAGE.-The authentic history
of the outrages suffered by Mr.. Perkins and his
family at Perugia, as disclosed in the correspond
ence for the production of which Mr.. Sumner late
Iy moved, adds nothing of moment to what has al
ready been made public.
Mr. La Mountain, the eronaut, is constructing
four new balloons at Lansingburgh, N. Y, to be
used for local ascensions. Mr.. John Wise is also
building balloon, with which he proposes to make
an ascension from Kingston, Canada on the oath of
May, the birthday of the Queen.
! FRE.-The machine shop of the Pittsburg and
Connellsville Railroad Company, at Connesville
was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning.
There were four engines in the shop one of which
was considerably damaged. The loss is variously
estimated at from $4,000 to 81 ,O0O-no insurance
The Forrest divorce case was called up before the
Supreme Court of New York on Friday last. Mr..
OConnor, attorney for Mrs. Forrest asked the con-
hrmatlon of the report of the referee. allowing
her $4,000 year alimony.
A SLAYER captured on the coast Of Guinea, on the
list OF December last, by the U. S. ship Constella
ton, arrived at Charleston S. c., on Friday last,
| IN charge of Lieut.. R. NJ. McArann.
Mr.. Elias Howe, jr., the patentee of the lock
stitch sewing machine. receives annually from
manufacturers, for the of his patent the sum
| of $500, 900.
woman in Louise county, Ia, committed sui
eide because her husband was involved in a law
suit. If all women were equally foolish, there
would be few but widowers in the world.
John Crimmins, convicted in New York of the
| murder of Dennis McHenry, has been sentenced to
| be hung on the 30th of March.
James s. Edelen, ESQ.,, member of the bar of
st. Mary's county, Md, and formerly States at
torney for that county, died on the 26th ult.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

1t always affords us pleasure to speak in
terms of commendafiou of those who merit it,
or to copJ the complimentary sayings of 9TH
ers We know whereof we affirm when we say
that Mr. HILLIARD, as gentleman and a rail
road officer, deserves all that is said of him in
me annexed paragraphs:
JOHN r. HnL1ARD, Eso-This gentleman,
who is now the Superintendent of the Spring
field, Mt. Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad, is
one of the most pleasant and accommodating
railway officials We have ever met. In addi-
ton to this he is a thorough and accomplished
understanding his business well and at
tending to it faithfully. We are glad to know
that he is rapidly becoming popular with the
employees of the road.-Spring field Ne,ss.
Mr. Hilliard, the receiver for the Bond Hol
ders of the S. NJ. & P r. R., formerly Super
intendent of the c. P. & I. R. R., is devoting
himself to the interests of the S. Nj. & P. r. R.
in a manner calculated to enlist the admiration
of all concerned. He enlists himself personal
" in all its interests and is always on hand to
see that all orders are promptly carried out
We doubt not, ere long, the highly creditable
management Of the G. p. & ]. road viii find .
rival in the S. d. & P-s and that shippers and
travellers viii meet with every courtesy and at.
tention that can justly be expected. We hai
with much pleasure the Inauguration of new
state of things on the S. III. & P.-Mary$ritlt
Press.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Sash. BIinds. Doors, window and Door
ErAaaAan- NJ AlnnIaLn.a. DannLa- naa-
who Wants q Kat +?
A LARGE lot of desirable Goods in this line
IA at UlNI@AP'S.

Furnishing Goods.
NTECK- TIES, Of every description, from 10 cents
IN Go three ddiiafs-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Sheriff and master0ommissioner's Sale

Geo. Bliss Co. DY virtue Of deGTetal order
IL OF sale 10 me dlecfeo ron uie
W Little ct Court OF ConlInon Pleas of Dea-
county Ohio shall eler At pubie sale At the door
Of the Court House in Delaware,
Monday, the 24th dGy gf September, 1880,
between the hours OF O'Clock four O'Clock
the following real estate deseT Tibed follows To-
wit piece OF land situate IN the township OF
Delaware county OF delaware, and tate q Obo, and
being part Of in-lot No 3S numbered the orig
Plat Of the GT Delaware bounded BE follows
Begian1uE point the line of SandGsEy street,
line said lot Il 4 feet south the north
corner ant south of SGndus
Ky and Winter streets 81 feet thence west parallel with
east line i0o feet thence north 81 thence east ioe
tie place CT beginning. AITTalscG al S@5CG.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
august p, cots tS3UoJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Sheriff Sale.

John Van HHs e 9f an o sec dSr
sam1 Rheem et al. J of Common Pleas for Delaware
county, Ohio shall offer at public sale at the door of
the Court House in Delaware, on
Monday the 17th day of September, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock
following described real estate, wit Situate in
county of Delaware and State of Ohio in range 19
township 5, and section 4, and nlots No. 13 and Ii
bounded and described follows Beginning in the
of the Ocnangy river at the northwest corner of
No. i3. thence south SS degrees, IL minutes east
the lot line 312 rods and 20 links to post and two
Improvement the north e of lot a. thence
south degrees west along the east line Of said real
estate "A rods PIX links to post and stones by two
beeches thence north So degrees, 11H minutes west
links to the center of the 0lentangy
thence said center of said river north 10 degrees q
minutes, 20 rods to the place of beginning, contain
Ting 1141el00 acres, exclusive of the railroad track
said lot % 940o of west part OF said tract
with the dover estate of Mrs Har
riet Lamb Appraised atfs23oo.
Also all that part of ouot number six in the town of
Delaware Delaware county Ohio set off and assigned
to said Henry Lamb. in the partition of the real
of Reuben Lamb decd between the heirs of said
Lamb in Delaware Common Pleas, containing and one
half acres of land. Appraised at 500.
Also, all that part of outlot No. in the town of Dela
Delaware county, Ohio, set off and assigned to
Henry Lamb the the real estate of Reuben
Lamb decd between the heirs of said Reuben Lamb in
the Delaware Common Pleas, containing FIVE and
73A 100 of an acre. Appraised at $500.
CHAIR IS SHERMAN, Sheriff.
August IT, costs Ts6,O0l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
An Ordinance

Requiring certain Sidewalks to be paved.
CEC. l. Be it ordained BY the Council of the In
~ CVFporated Village III beluwdre That the owners OF
lots lands abutting Winter street. between Sandus
ky and Elizabeth streets, and hose side walks
repair and have been laid the grade of said portion
of Winter street, hereby required repair and
relay the with good hard burnt brick 10 be LAID
sand, according the grade street, before the
18th day of October 1862 and default thereof the
Marshal hereby required to the same to be done
the expense thereof te be assessed said lots
lands improved, and collected other SPECIAL
mentS for similar purposes.
= That the owners of Lots or Lands abutting
Winter Sandtsky Elizabeth streets, and
the owners Of lots lands Hill street from Sandusly
Washington streets and the north side OF Hill street
from Washington Liberty Streets who have not paw
ed in front of said lots lands hereby required
pave in front OF the with good hard-burn brick
be laid iii sand in accordance with the OF
neral ordinance regulating the paving of sidewalks
before the 18th lay of October $780, and default
thereof, the Marshal is hereby required the
be dcne and the expense thereof
said lots lands improved and collected other
special assessments for similar purposes
SEC 5. This ordinance to take effect and be in force
from and after the day of publication.
Passed August 90 1850.
| R. B. SMITH, Mayor
c. II. MckLRoY, Recorder. aug "a fit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

The following deserved compliment to most
estinable gentleman and accomplished educa-
tor, is paid by correspondent of the Xenia
News, writing from Bloomington, o. Prof.
SMITH was for a number of years a resident of
oul town and connected with the o. w. Fe-
male College:
i" Last week I accepted the kind invitation
of Prof. Smith to ae present during the COM
mencenent of the .Nenia Female Academy and
Collegiate Institute, Of which lie is President.
I was too late for most of the exercises, but
those which / witnessed fully repaid me for
the Journey. X is one of the most cheering
signs of the present age, that such great at
tentian is paid to female education Man
may be educated and woman left in ignorance.
But when wornans mind is developed man
will of necessity rise with her. In every di-
rection almost there is an increasing interest
taken in this glorious work. Among other
kindred Institutions the Xenia Academy hold s
no mean rank.
The advantages of some consists in their
locaiion-of others in theis age-of others
still in their patronizing denomination. This
has its greatest recommendation in its teachers
but most especially in its President. No one
who makes such an effort to succeed, can fail
His kindness of heart, untiring energy and
complete devotion to the great work in which
he is engaged, can not help making him Sue
cessful. Every one loves him. Such is his at
tention to all that acknowledge myself com
pieteiy in his power, and had well poor old
bachelor, I hay'nt-but, if had. should plact
every soul of them under the care of Prof
Smith"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

Sheriff C Master Commissioners Sale.
Alvin II Belt BYe erstsi yiTtSs G1ss2 Of q de De.
Henry Thomas and wife al to directed from the
Court Common Pleas of Delaware County, Ohio, shall
Offer public sale the door of the Court Room in Del
Hond ~ the 1?th day Of September, 1860.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock pm
the following described estate, wit Situate
township of Delaware and in the county Of Delaware
and State Of Oh To- and in the town Of Delaware, and
81 in Raid marked and designated the record
ed Plat of the excepting piece in the southwest
fifty one ami half feet long, east and west, heretofore
sold . school district No =, I &c ApPTsjsed at g 2eS
and Special Master Commissioner
August II ,'oe-~ts [sS col
sheriff g. zasser Commissioners Sale.
Asaton Bancroft $50 ,e' al RY virtue Of deere
jacob BENSON Wife ct al aJsod pfpef rom o. M S.e count r,
Of Common Peas of Delaware county, Ohio. shall Of
fer public sale the door Of the Court Room in Doll
Mos,day, the list day of September, 1850,
between the hours Of O'Clock and four O'Clock
p the following described real estate towit Situate
In the town OF Beitepoiat, IN SAID county OF IleAwaIe
Ohio designated, known and numbered AS lot No Gh on
the recorded plat OF ssie town Afo certain iot o.
south by the Milcrcek read, west by ierCmas Tayfs
east by the Beepoint, taken off of The
northeast pa1t of said field being the remaining enc
third after selling to Thomas j. Jones the other two
/ CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
And Special Master Ccrnna .ssioner
august Ii, 1e6c-*ts fS3,15)
! Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.
| David McCar DY virtue OF a deere
II tai sale to
Delaware Female College al me directed the
Court Common Pleas Of Delaware County Ohio shall
public sale the door of the Court Room, in
Delaware,
| On Monday The TIA day g September, 1850.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock p
the following described property to- Wit Situate the
County of Delaware and the State of Ohio, and in the
Town of South Delaware being ID-iots Nos So, 81
65 SO, marked and designated the recorded plat
OF said town of South delaware, and being the same
premises then occupied by said Delaware Female College
| and upon which the College Building
| Appraised at $4,000
| CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
| august Hits. G5,O0l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

A correspondent gives graphic account of
the recent Democratic meeting in Harlem-
We are always pleased to receive and publish
accounts of meetings or other occurrences of in
terest from all sections Of the county, and hope
our friends will continue to furnish them We
trust, however, in doing so they will refrain
from indulging in offensive personalities
which engeuder bad feeling, and are neither
proftabIs nor in good taste.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
2L.tares Ricturea 1

O. "a. SI| q e q
HkIJCl4D aHIoauGs to The G@tizeas OF Delaware
w aid rs F4c.a:y Iai A. hG s.-sl TBS gel!-gnowu
stand Iormory oecT9i=a iy Z: L. NlaUi., where he
Tr"par- ril~ rn
- - - 4 Il
the latest style of the art Ambrotypes, Photographs
and sl ether xmas Of PcaTs taken tor the o price Of
FIFTY CFSls aud as good any premium pictures n
tle county Pictdrrs put in Plus, lorkes md Rings.
PicturoS eopc 20 order htvig Of the best North
Say sbts " III site Fi;, etmliucd, which Is univer-
say "a ac';hoSe Ed To h. t- best ish; 70 produce life
Ek tletiFe. iiun he;cv, what s:y tells you-call
sn eH st' 'ai spciin Bus aaa jl ige Tor yourselves
lpsnt i9rses :ae place Evans Block, third story
nofta e-ist rt-1In, s.s- OF La 2IEFcAN flag.
March 2 GG-ftt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Grafenberg Family N3edi-
cines,--Retail Prices,
Ho ME TIE sTIM oNY.

II . NJ II 4 Il y L NJ u n Y.
HARTFORD, Trumhuil Co., o., March I, 81.
thereby certify that have been dealing in the Graf
fenberg Medicines for the past year. and truly
that have never offered any medicines to the public
that have with the decided appreciation of the
people than these particularly the Pills and Cathocon
for them. have sold about fifty bottles of the Csthoi-
the past season and hear the best results ia every
j. H. C. JOHNSON, Medical AgenI.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says of the Graffenberg Medi-
cines Dr. B. is physician of extensive practice, and
Of the most successful in the county TruInbu in
This cerfes that have ,sed the Greenberg Pills and
Marshas Cathocon, sold here by ]. H C. johnson, in
Medicines Sn'fs DR. s io''
Hartford, Trumbull county, o., March, 1857.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
From the NesU York Daily Nears, (Editorial)
We desire to call attention to letter from Dr. Josh
Bridge, &c The Health of American Women" in
another column. He treats the subject able
ner and his skill and medical Judgment may be relied
From the Albany Morning Ezpress
Marshas Uterine Cathocon has proved to be fully
as valuable as it claimed be in many tests
made by medical gentlemen and others. Dr. Brdgeis
regular a se a man Sa
cessful practitioner in all Diseases especially those Of
women and children"
MarshalPs Uterine Catheeon will certainly all
the dieseaes for which it is recommended. -
There is no medicine like it in this country
In the thatI have met with. Marshnil's
o''f'H' AsH IsRsHSII's al = UTEiaNE u E cATaoLIcoS
is unhesatngy offered reliable remedy for all those
gradually affect mind the body that
think, talk work becomes alike source u suffering
if impossibilty Among tho complaints for which the
Cathocon is remedy Falling OF the Womb, Whites
Suppressed, Irregular painful Aenstruason Bdntng
| Indammators and Disease OF the Kidneys or Urinary
Organs Retention Incontnenee of Urine, Heartburn
| Costveness, Nervousness, Paintings, FalpitatieBs,
Cramps Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or
| sympathetic, connected with the uterine organs
Ladies' who troubled with any OF tho above synp
TOMS with spine liver lung complaints, invited
to address DR.. Bridge, with full confidence that they viii
find relief. Marshals Uterine Cathohcon is quack
medicine, but ingredients have hecn known the
Medical Colleges and they at the service Of any
pectable physician in the country,
The price ot MARsHAILs UTERINE CATHoIIcovi IS Oc Dol
| lar and hall rsr sinqLs keaLe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

A grand Union Picnic, in which the citi-
zens- of Delaware county are cordially invited
to participate, will lie held on the 4th of Sep
tcrnber near Milford Centre. in Union county
For the accommodation Of those in this region
who may wish to attend, special train will
doubtless be run on the s. NJ & P. Railroad.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

We are under obligations to Senator WADE
and Hon. B. STANTON for recent favors in the
way of public documents, including the Re
port of the Senate Harper's Ferry Investiga-
ting Committee, and part 1st of the Covode
Investigating Committee-the first from Mr..
w, the latter from Mr.. S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
a Reward is oReredI

For the detection Of By person initiating
the YeDder of any such counterfeit imitation Q
BERHAvE'S HOLLAND BTTTERS. hegenuine, highly
concentrated HOLLAND BTKHs is put in bot
ties only having the name of the proprietor, B. PAGE
Jr blown them and his signature around the neck
each and every bottle.
This delightful 4rom0 has been received by Americans
with that favor which only extended to really scien
tlac preparations. When consider the marked sue
eess attending administration in the most Stubborn
cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness Sf any kind Dys
pepsa Heatburn Acidty of the stomach Sick and Nerv
Headache Indigestion, ,Costiveness and Plies togeth
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
y For sale by NJ L. Starr Brother, Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
SpetiaI Aatifes.

HAIR RESTORATIVE SECHRIsT's Hair Restorative is
brought before the public the instance OF who
have tried and proved its virtues. We, for do know
verify that the Restorative possesses the qualities
for which, is recommended Hundreds OF persons have
tried and id every proved bencial results and
restores the hair to s natural color gives viger Of
growth, leaves sticky, rongh greasy feeling, and
all tendency balGnesS 1t is not due but
restorative, stimulating the skin to activity and bring
ing back 70 the head the glossy locks Of youth-SEna
NIT Bcncon
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

HoLLowAYs PuIs.-Nerer Despdir-Stzrefhing that
NereT Ft-FereT and AGae-To the sick it is Of little
consequence how they cured, whether from ration
al view of the disease by the rules GeHed for the
guidance of the profession long the is certain
and expeditions. To suffering the question the
relative merits of quinne caomel Uupteresting
The faculty wrange and discuss the theo-
ries but Dr. Holloways treatment dispes Goub the
disciples OF EsculapGs have finished the nTst stage In
the West Holloways Pills tie only remedies which
effect speedy and radical without danger relapse
Read the advertisement elseMhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
c.. s 4 G T. r Z S IT'S
So
z AIR TOR ATIV

VTIHE BEST PREPARATION EVER KNOWN FOR THE
Human Hair.
1t Will Restore white gray hair the natural color
Will restore the natural secretions
Will remove at once all itching.
Win remove all Dandruh.
Will make the hair soft and glossy.
Will preserve the color of the hair to old age.
Will always fasten and stop its falling, and is Of
the best Toilet articles in
Read certificate of D. R. Tilden, who is well known
throughout Northern Ohio:
CLEVELAND, July IL 1850.
MEssRs. HEIFER SEcHRYT i have had bottle Of
your Hair Restorative obtained it to my hair
from falling of not supposng that 1t would change the
color of my hair, it being very grey-but to my great
surprise has not only prevented hair from falling
has it its natural Color had
sion being grey and had made Of Wood Is. Mrs.
Aliens and other hair dyes, but without much
have hesitation in saying that this preparation of
yours is far, superior to anything of the kind
in the market Will you please send gallon by
express and will send you the money by mail.
Yours truly, DANIEL r. TILDEN.
Prepared and sold by HELLER L SECHRlST, Akron,
Ohio and for sale in Delaware by STARR BRo, and B.
DICKINSON SoN, and druggists generally. aug "a 6of1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Important TO Females.
DR. CHEESEMANSR Pills

DIR. CHEESEMANSS PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, II. d.
New York City
The combination Of ingredients these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
IN their operation and certain correcting all rregu-
larities Painful enstrasens removing allobstructoas
whether frern cold otherwise headache pain the
side Iapitation OF the heart whites all aec-
tions Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back limbs &C
Sleep which arises interruption OF
TO MARRIED LADIES Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are inFal-
uabIe as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Ladies who have been disappointed in the
other Pills place the confidence
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to de-
Eetice.-7here condition e the female sysez
srhteh Ae Fs canEot Be taken 1rAostt producing Pc
COLLAR RESULT The coqsGitseR referred to FREG-
NANCY-tke result kLSC4HlRLz GE Such rs the ire
sista6Ie tendency Of the aneftee he nnc-
tios normal eo.ditioH that reproductive poer
Of nature caFlrot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious Expci: directions which should be read
company each bcx. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclos-
ing 81 to DR.. CoENEIIUs L CBEESEAsN, Box 53l Pos
ONCE, New York City. Sold by druggist in every
in the United States.
R. 3 HUTCHISGS,
General a gent for the United States,
No 20 Cedar street, New York.
To arkoB7 Gil Wholesale orders SkouId Be addressed
Sold by B. DICKINSON Soy, Delaware. *junes coll
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

The members of the Editorial fraternity, OF
whom there were quite number in atten-
dance at the late District Convention at Ur-
bana, were handsomely entertained at the hos
pitable mansion of JOSHUA SAxToN, Esq, Edi-
tor of the Citizen & Gazette.