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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
Legal intelligence

UHITED STATES COURT.-Judge Ranney
concluded his argument yesterday morning
in the case of Webster vs. the Judd Linseed
Sperm Oil Company, which has been before
the Court for number of days. The jury
were charged, and then retired, and after
long consultation, rendered judgment Of
$47O for plaintiff.
The case Of Joseph Fitzpatrick, charged
with having enticed soldier to desert, was
taken up and tried to a jury. Verdict of
"guilty" was rendered against him. He
will probably receive sentence this morn
ing. J
The case of Gates VS.. the Home Insurance
Company will be heard to-day. NJ. R.
Keith, Esq, and Judge Andrews appear
ing for plaintiff, and Herrick and Barlow,
Es1uires, for defendsnt. The case is one of
considerable importance to those Interested
in matters of insurance.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

It is also proper to state that the Biters are sold
exclusively in glass, and never under any cireum-
stancerby the gallon or the barrel. ImPoStsrs and
imi Ators are sbrOsd, and ths only safeguard the
public have against them il to that the BitterS
they buy have the engraved label and note ofhAnd
Of HeSurs. Hostettsr 4 Emlth, and our proprietary
stamp oTsE tbs cork Of the bottle, wysisSsdAw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
RAILhoAUS.
CLEVELAND, COls0HBUs = OH
ACIHHATI AILROAD,
Iss4-B. WIETER ABkAkSEAaaE is9t-t

CLEVELAND, COls0FBUs = OIE'
NCIHRATI AILROAD
Ise4-B. WIETER ABkABSEaiaHE isHt-t
La Train--s;O6 A, M-GIECINHATI EXPEEss
ItoppIng ct Grafton, Wellington. Hsv Lop
dn1, shelby, Oresslide, Calico, Gilsads Oar
dlngton, Ashley, Delaware, DsNiS OenSTs -
Wosthington.
a Trnln-2:l5 P. ID B.--AONOmMoD h.--es02i
Al eII Stations and arrives II Columbus a. 2 81
> X Cincinnati $50 4. X.
q TrainB-l0fo P. .M.-HIGbT H4Phkls-StoPg PgDs
y GrAfhoaA Wellington; New London, sselsy, t.y
Oregtllns, eSlion. eiiesd' O-zdinEioe and -: -:
r,lp1 leave Columbus At $50 and 10 IS An f:l8Ss,
arrive II Cleveland S;se A. ~ and $50 P .,
UOHHgRrIOHsi
BhsIbT-gAndasly, Mansfield ssEArE ha1rosds
hsRsssid, b. 4sFnou, asNArE, SAaasSua
Urs.slips-pistburth For4 Wsyns = Jaic.so RaH
road ROrest, Upper EsrdrsEy, DelBhoa, Lima
Fort Wayne, Lapcrts Chicago, 30, West Ent
GrAfton snd BssfontAiEe iLallroad Ll5, ,oT Marion
BAllelOutAine Sidney, Calou. auucie, INDIA
epalil TrFTe HautA, FiRaagdias, 5NseHTtss
Louisville Cairo, s.. MS. SC. E-.
DslsWars-Vith Springfield brnhch ior SpEiaF aeld
0oiumbas-Llttle Miami OolumbGH, and Ae.lb
Railroad, for XeniA, Dayton, Iud1anap polls
ferre Hants, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LovelAnd. Ane
OIncinustI and with the Ohio aud misslslipP
Railroad - Cincinnati Ter Louisville, EVANS
VILE, uAiro, 81. Louis, I'd Ell Pointa on ID
uoluubus- CsatruI Ohio RzproNd ior Newark LABss
Viin, Wheeling, &C; Coiunihns, Ptgu@ n
iiAns Eanrosd fgr PiquR, UrilanA, &c.
EBToT "A ets IN Eii points ans N Tor nasi33 =
At the Passenger stAsien. And 81 ynou s'essf ofses
uI.-ai- nd faot rTfbsrfnrautil lui.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
REV. ADVERTIsRMRN

Academy of fMusc-Mrs Leighton Yank. Locke
J. Il. Dewitt GO.-sp ing Clothing.
Farmer PGinter-Bsnkers.
Cowlss Watches and Chains.
N. T. Co-For Chicago.
Wanted-S tuAtioIs.
J. d. Dewitt b Co.-Tsncy Cassim req.
Second Ward Relief fAs'OeiAtiOn-LOosI Notice.
Farmer Psinter-Jocal Notice.
DIR. striellsnd's Pile Reredy-Local NJ tics.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

EARNINGS The estimated earnings of the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company
for April, 1865, foot up as follows:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
COMM ERcIAL.
EORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TunnanAH nunnnn Mau IL lgRk

THURSDAY EvEHiEG, May IL, 1861 J
ReeeIpts-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the 2i hours ending st one O'Clock to-day were a.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

notice BY mutual agreement, DIR. L. HAlde-
man this day WithdraWs fiOm the Banking Firm Of
Farmer & Fainter The business will be continued
By the remaining partners, wh9 assume all iab'h-
tbs Of the hTm. 4. J. FARM MGs,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
EAvE-TRoUcHs.
rood EAVE-TROUGHs,

. CONDUCTORS AND LADDERS.
All orders for the above articles manufactured by
u.s. must hereafter be addressed to P. B. YOUNG,
Lumbar Dealer, Columbus st., Cleveland.
ap2s.2ls Wakefield, PRESCOTT %.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
Seven-Thirty Loan.

This Bank having been appointed Depository
and Financial Agent OF the Government. viii
promptly fill ali orders for the Popular ESQ Loan.
now being rapidly taken. The decline in Gold
must continue to render this Loan desirable in
ves'menL The usual commission allowed to Banks
and Bankers who buy to sell again.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With accrued interest added, rec, ived in payment
for suu scripIions. Matured 7.S0 Coupons paid on
presentation. United Stat vouchers purchased,
and maturing Certificates oE indebtedness col.
Sps:t2f W L. GUTTER. Cashier.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
A TRUE STORY.
Drp GATED 70 THE SICK.


There EeIt in the sWamps pale, bilious mechanic:
His muscles we're strengthlsss, his blood 1t was
chilli
And the wife Of his bosom believed, In her panic,
The husband she WOrshipped was hopelessiy III.
Seeking Ally for help, in her wifey devotion,
An vsinly she tried pill and powder and potion
TIL at last when prey to griers widest emotion
OfHOsTErrER's BlTTERS she heard from
friend.
She purchased the cordial halfhOping, half fearin,
A prayer on her lip and tear in her eye;
And taking his hand, with words kindly snd cheer
ing.
ResouRht him the tonic for her sake TO try.
As he drank, new life through his system seemed
stealing.
Each following draught did its mission Of healing.
Until, strong in health, and mOat grateful in feel
ing,
he told the ''true story here twined into song.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
LAKE NAVIcATIoN.
PROFESSIONAL.

DR. j. NJ. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
moved his office to No. I43 Ontario street, over
OolWellis Hardware store, WOnld be pleased 70 see
all his old patrons and a. many new ones IS may
please to call. Particular atteution paid 20 Dis
easss Of Women and. Children, RheumAtisms Scra-
thea and indeed to all the 1 Is to which humanity
Is heir. Consultation free. Once hours from 10
10 AM and from to and to 10 NJ. HD7:224
CTKWART, RIDDLE 3 CO.
LLRn sTHWAl9 . ETHVRH8
Attorneys and Councillors ct Law,
No. All PEEHsYLYANLA AvEKUI,
WASHINGTON, D. O. al'
WIN attend 70 business in the Supreme oourt
Court Court Of Claims, the Circuit and District
LAND PEESIOH, PATENT AND INDIAN BuRELUSI
AND IN C06GBESS,
Jos. n q gaAEF, A. g. HTDDLH, 0. A. gRIVns
essH.a .l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13

be present. really!or by representatives ar
even he was made liable, on memorable
occasion, to the power of the Commons
by impeachment and death. But at last
the popular element by the Revolution OF
1858 became paramount. At least then be-
gan the struggle which, after great con-
vulsiOns, fixed the Crown, through the min
isters as the instruments of the Parliament,
and amenable to them. But this cannot be
SO in this Government, for the simple rea-
son that the Congress has no control over
the Cabinet. The extent and duration of
the Executive, as to time and power, is
clearly defined in written Constitution
Therefore no analogy can be drawn from
English precedents, except those which
show how power tends to increase the Ex-
ecutive or ministry whenever it has the OPP
portunity to use its appliances, or which
show that the temptation to corruption is
apt to be embraced when the object is near
and the lure ehticing. In illustrating this
part of my argument my only embarrass-
ment Is In the Opulence OF the illustrations
from English history. ft/
tConclusion tomorrow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13
Supplies for the Ohio Penitentiary.
OFFICE OH o PENITENTIARY,)
COLUMBUS, ONO, February I'd, 1865.
SFALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-

SFALED PWOPOsALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiytd at this office til Thursday. the 10th
dayof February, ls65. at tws o'clock p. NJ, or fur
to-wit:
1900 lbs, more or less Fresh Beef per week. to be
delivered in the four quart els, in equal prcpOrtons
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, a. such hour
as the Warden may direct. for six months from the
lst March, 1865. The Beef 10 be of good quality
from nc stle weighing not less than 500 lbs. net,
the same time. The Beet TO be Of good quality,
clear of knuckle. bone and shank. The quantity to
be increased or diminished, as the Warden may di-
rect.
100 bbls,. good merchantable Rump or Prime Pork
1900 bush. Yellow Corn, best quality.
1900 bush Red Wheat, best quality, or
400 bbls Fine Flour.
60 hbls. Flour from best Red Wheat.
$50 bush: good Rye.
5000 lbs. .Hominy.
lOO bush. White Beans.
so bbls. Salt. ...
200 lbs Black Pepper.
400 lbs Tobacco, 10 plug.
2 500 lbs. Soda Ash, best quality.
200 lbs. Hard Soap. PAIN.
bbls. Molasses, n. U. or Sorghum.
5000 yds. striped Satinet; not less than % inches
wide; wsrp TO be of No. IL yarn, 500 ends the Fl l.
ing to be pure American wool; to weigh IL ounces
from flock and cockle to be delivered as the w arden
may direct Goods below the standard will not be
taken at any, price:
1000 yds. Sietu ket SttTipesi sample wanted.
400 yds. Bleached
800 yds Sheeting, A yds wide,
300 yds. Cloth for coats,
so yds. Cloth for vests,
100 yds Enamel Duck 0ilcloth,
10 doz. Wool Hats,
1900 lbs best quality Sole Leather. Buffalo slaush-
tered, or Spanish.
so side, best quality Upper Leather.
l5O best quality Russets.
so Stock Hogs, weighing from so to $50 lbs
2 Fresh Milk Cows
200 Cords Split Wood, good quality
The Warlen and Directors reserve the right to
reject any bid considered incompatible with the in
terests of the State.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
sum Of so per cent. Of the amount involed, condi-
toned that the arty parties making the proposal
or bid will accept the contract il the same be award
cd TO him or them and for the faithful performance
OF the contract on their part. . g,
THOMAS SPARR0W) lF
HIN Il; \; SRaAdRIsfGGNNs. adIfGNs 's Directors
THE Westbote, Weekly. and Columbus, Gazette,
Weekly. will please copy.l febe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13
THE sUnscRIrTIoN IS SO NEARLY

W
Il completed that it is intended to close the same
on or before the 18th of February. i1 .sII1T
Subscriptions, $75O6OO of which 5000 600 purcbas-
es the land-to-wit: 81, ,ssO acres. The remaining
siooOOO is the permanent cash working capital of the
Company. S,'N-N
Far value Of shares 800. Lands located on tbe
Little hanawha and Elk Rivers. in the counties Of
imcr and Braxton, in the very heart of the oil re-
gions of West Virginia.
PROFESSOR Richardson reports: "Your prore ty ia
the very centre of the West Virgin6 oil regions. IL
has numerous oil and springs along the banks of
It's streams. one of-wnich vies with tho fanous
Burning Spring ITSELF" ss rp~sssfz sff'FF
Pro essor Shepherd, of New Haven; Conn. re.
oorts: "Iconsider erainently -uroducino land
me oH-dedrin0 shdles undertie 70 ertensiuety and
the Tong lines Of cdr5uretted hydrogen or lunfnat
ing gas springs, same Of aohich / sap bunting. as
'oeH as the appearance Of oil nself on the surface
Of tie tract fully confirms me iR his belieT. n.
There can be no DOUBT that along your creeks and
hfoHfdrfes there i8 large eetent Of caluable OIL
producfHg territory. The prodigious amount of
0ftu"'fnous and cGnnl coal iron ore limestone and
fre elays embodied In tie high nils on our proper
IT, lie tops and slopes Of aoAich are coeered aeitA an
extraordinary 0roaeM Of scAite OAK and other heary
H'nde,s, adj immensely to it's cdlue."
inoSo 'le"s are iuHy lndOfSed by the reports of
the most practical and experienced men from the oil
districts of both Pennsylvania and Virginia. ~
The Company consider themselves fortunate in
having secured the services of Mr. Blackwell q
practical civil engineer. for the general
ency. so well known as the late Chief Engineer and
Superintendent of the Commissioners of WASH
ington Heights" New York City.
Arrangement are in rapid progress for the imue-
date development of the property. on a scale COM
mensurate with its value ard extont. t.pu
Subscriptions payable at the time of subscribing,
or one half in cash, the balance in thirty days from
the time of closing the subscription, can be made in
rerson or byletter at the Office of the undersigned,
No 81 Cedar street, New York; J. X. D0BSoN. No.
AZ State street. Boston; and 10 IN w. STRONG.
Detroit, Michigan, where full inform alton can be
obtained. R
JAMES wADSwORTg 4 CO.,
No. 6I Cedar street. New York.
NJ Subscriptions received for the above Com
panyby LEWIS BAKER.
ieDO ....... Wheeling. W. v.
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Reduction Of Stock.

w menfs TO bul ers. for the Reat tlcenty days. as
we deSirous ef reducing our stock before taking
our inUOice on the 3lSt Of ,JdRuaru
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13

a., oFFioEhs: :1ssF Fssza-,-es,asssz
OLIVER L. WOOD, President.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK Vice President. z ~
CHARLESJ. MARTIN Treasurer. iGia is
JAMESWADSW0RTH. Secretary. Il me ar
L. r.. BLACKWELL. Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent.
=. aD TRUSTEES: bsss.asb
Co., MY. -AeeVn
CHARLEsJ. MARTIN. President Home fnsur-
ance Co.. N Y. l'-3aff 1i fi9d a9Ir sTfT
Hon. ROGER AVERILI.. Dsnbury. Conn. .lo1h
b tr, - - RITZ. CATlIN. Burlington. VT. n
JAMES CRUlKSHANK. IS broadway. N. r.
OLIVER =. WOOD. 16 Barclay street N. Y.
JhMbo WhDoUonTu. VI o~ni0s yrsas yy..,.
Co.. Gl Cedar street. N. Y. e0 I9l
JOHN w STRONG. Detroit, Mich. 10
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN, 2 Pine street, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13
NUMBERJ19s
Little Kan 'wha & Elk River |
PETR0LEUMAND MINING Co,

"CSOUIFIIONST BE CLOSED.
t%}AS tl3 .s----fGtT HOO
Cash Working Capital, sISO, 900.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL cOMMlsslONERs.

The report of the Commissioner of the
Agricultural Bureau at Washington for
the month of September urges that the
dairy interests of this country, now rap
idly increasing in value, and likely to be
influenced by the cattle-plauge of Europe,
should meet with greater announcement
in this country. He also insists that, in
order to keep the plauge from America,
every agency in the power of the Govern
ment should be employed. The harvests
of Europe have been deficient. The
United Kingdom falls short 100000
bushels of wheat; which, added to the
56,000000 bushels usually consumed
above the annual production, will make
the demand 72,600,000 bushels-one-
third more than usual. The wheat crop
of the United States is also less than in
previous years, and is defective inquality.
The immense crops of Indian corn may,
however, cause the shipment of a larger
quantity of wheat to Europe, and 50 meet
the demand. In relation to wool-grOw-
ing, the Commissioner suggests that the
rearing of long-wooled merinos should be
ENCOURAGED.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
ANorHER SUICIDE !-PECUNIARY In

ANOTHER SUICIDE !-PEcUNIAR IN
SANITY ! = Upon Tuesday Morning,
Sept, 26th, Peter Wellington. citizen Of
Paris township, hung himself in his barn,
in condition of temporary insanity,
caused by Ill health and fear of peeuniaTy
trouble, and destitution. The deceased
was possessed of good farm of two hum
dred acres, and also had money at inter-
est, and yet the fear of utter poverty
prompted him to the misanthropic deed
Mr. Wellington's age ives about sixty
eight years. Himself and wife lived
alone, and both were in poor health, so
much so that a day or two before the
suicide he remarked to his wife that, If
neither of them were able to do anything
they could not get along, and spoke as il
he might be disposed to make way with
himself.
Upon Tuesday morning, at rather
early hour, Mr.. Wellington arose, and
proceeded to his barn; took the lines
from a harness, mounted a ladder, fast
ened one end of the lines over a beam the
other about his neck, and jumped of.
Death was caused by strangulatiOn, the
neck not being broken.
This is a third case of suicide in this
county within a short time-Ne10 Lisbon
Buckeye.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
aREAT MEN.

The old generation of great men is rap
idly passing away The great Hum bolt is
gone Uhbnd, Meyerbeer, Thackeray,
and Arago are gone, and the eminent as
tronomers Encke and Hamilton have also
Just departed. The great men that still
linger on earth are all, if not on the verge
of their graves, far advanced In years.
Lord Brougham is in his 87th year; Man
zoni is 81; Guizot 78; Ruckert "; Berryer
rs; Rossini "A; Lamartine 73; Grote, the
Greek historian, z, and Ranke. the his
torian of the Popes, Il; Carlyle 20; Theirs
So; Victor Hugo 81; Liebig 81; Kaulbach
81; John Stuart Mill so; Bulwer 81; Cantu
so; Gladstone Sc; Tennyson Sc; Dickens
55, and John Bright 81. In America we
have to deplore the recent loss of Silliman,
the Nestor of our science; of Edward
Everett, our ripest scholar, and Haw-
thorne, our most philosophical romancer.
Mr. Bryant is in his I'D year; Halleck is
II; Professor Henry -69; Bancroft 66;
Emmerson 63; Hiram Powers 90; Bache
81; Aggassiz, Longfellow and Whittier
are. in their 59th year; DIR. Holmes is 81,
and Charles Sumner 50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
FATE OF East MEN.

The vicious die early They fall like
shadows or tumble wrecks aud ruins into
the grave-often while quite young, al
most always before forty. THE wicked
liveth not half his days" The world at
once ratifes the truth and assigns the
reason, by describing the dissolute life OF
fast men; that is, they live fast; they
spend their twelve hours in six, getting
through the whole before the meridian
and dropping into darkness while others
are in the glory of light Their sun GO
eth down while it is day." And they
might have helped it, Many one dies
before he need. Young men of genius,
like Burns and Byron, to whom, when dis
sipated and profigate. thirty is so
fatal, and your obscure and nameless
wandering stars, who waste their time in
libertine indulgence-they cannot live,
they must die early. They put on steam
and blow up the boiler They run at
such rate that the fire goes out for want
of fuel. The machinery is destroyed by
rapid speed and reckless wear. Nothing
can save them Their physical system
cannot stand the strain they put to it;
while the state of their minds is often
such that the soul would eat the sub
stance of the most robust body and make
for itself way Of escape from the inces-
SAINT hell of its own thoughts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
DELAWARE, OHIO, OCTOBER 81, 1866.
AUTU1LN--A SONG.

Come, and see the ripe fruit falling,
For the Autumn now is calling,
Come, and see the smiling vine,
How its golden clusters shine.
Come, when morning smiling gaiIy,
Drives the mists along the valley,
Come, when first the distant horn,
Winding, wakes the joyful morn.
In the early morning hour,
Ere the dew has left the bower;
In the ruddy, purple beam,
Come, and see the vineyards gIean.
Thou shalt feel a newborn pleasure,
Gazing thus on Autumn's treasure.
And the joyful songs shall raise
Sweeter songs of grateful praise.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of sale raAted by the Pro-
bate Court of Delaware county Ohio, viii offer at
public auction
Saturday, the 4th day Of Novenaber, 1865,
at ten o'cuc a m at the door OF the Court House in
the of Delaware, Delaware County, Ohio the un-
divided half Of the following described Real Estate,
to wit Situate in Delaware Township, in Delaware
County in the of Ohio and beng twenty acres of
land Off of the east end lot number five, in section
number two in township number four, in range nine
teen U s. 81 and which is a strip of land OF equal
width running across the entire end OF said lot,
and back sufficiently far make up said quantity OF
twenty acres APPRAISED at S450-Tsrms OF sale cash
in hand Premises to be sold free from dover.
AMELIA WISE, ADMINISTRATIVE
October 6. Ise5-4w.s5 OF Cyrus " Ise, decd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

Forty persons were poisoned recently
in Shiloh, Illinois, by having corrosive
sublimate administered to them by mis-
take for ealomel, less powerful prepare
ton of mercury. Seven have died, and
fears are entertained for others Neither
the physician nor local druggists were to
blame, as the medicina was taken from
the package in which it came from a St.
Louis establishment, and probably from
England.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

AMERICAN STocKs IN EURoPE.-A
letter from New York states that the or
ders that have just come from Europe for
American stocks are unpreoedentedly
heavy. 1t is estimated by the best in
formed parties in the streets that about
two million of five-twenties alone will be
sent by the packets of Saturday. Large
amounts of the leading railway shares
will likewise be sent, especially Illinois
Centrals and Erie of the latter say about
10000 shares.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
1roNET--HoW TO KEEP II.

The way to keep money is to earn it
fairly and honestly, Money so obtained
is pretty certain to abide with its possess
or. But money that is inherited, or that
in any way comes without fair and just
equivalent, is almost certain to go as it
came. The young man who begins rep
.resentative of good, solid work, honestly
and manfully done, stands a better chance
to spend the last half of his life in afflu-
ence and comfort, than he who in his
haste to become rich, obtains money by
dashing specqlatio91s,. or the devious
lying between fair dealing and actual
fraud Among the wisest and most thrift
ty men of wealth, the current proverb is,
Money goes as it comes. Let the young
make a note of this, and see that their
money comes fairly, that it may long abide
with them,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENTS wANTEDI

5000 TO s24 90 A DAY
Paid to good agents, male female, to sell the
WILSON FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
i will stitch, hem, ien tuck cord, bind, quilt and
ernbroider beautifully.
n has been decided BY the u s. Court that ihe Wilson
Sesging MQchine is infringement
f For terms and particulars, address
= s. f. HENDERSON,
: srz4 eTa5rHatTH. No. Lyman 's Block, 70
aug 35-3m Cleveland, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Guardians Sale.

IN PURsUANCEof an order of the sPrnb,,te Court of
1 Delaware county, Ohio, made on the 30th day Of
september, A. u. 1865, in the case OF Eliza Conkin
Guardian Of Henry C.. George W. and Milo COnklin,
agains her wards, the undersigned will ON the &c
4th day of November, A. d. 1865,
at one O'Clock D. m on the premises offer at public
sale tn following described real estate towit Sit
uate in Grunge township, Delaware county Ohio and
bounded and described Follows u being the N. E.
part of lot No u in section g. in said township, TO
begin on the old mud pike at the ~ E. corner OF lana
owned bv Major Bartholomew, thence north on the
center Of the road 55 5-100 the center OF the
thence west on said road far enough contain fty
(5O) acres Of land thence south the North line OF
said BarthoIomew's thence the place of begin
ming said East line running the the old
pike. s1 p.
TEPMs OF SALE: 0ne-thlrd cash on the day OF sale,
one third in one and one third In years from day
of sale TO be secured by mortgage on the premises
sold. ELIZA CoNALiN1
Guardian OF Henry c., Geo. W. x NJ Conklin.
BY T. E. PowEL, her Attorney. u ~ ~ =
e October 8, 1S65-4w 81 so