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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Notice.

lohn Cellar snd Robert II. Cellar Civil action
Executors Of the last viii and tes- pending in the
lament and Of the estate Of Robert Court OF Com
NJ Cellar, deceased, plaintiffs, mon Pleas OF
against D el a W re
Henry =. Cellar, defendant, county, Ohio.
FEIIE said defendant Henry Y. Cellar, nuu-res-
Il ident OF the Of Ohio, is hereby notified
that the said plaintias Nov 9th A. D. 1860 hled
their petition agRiRst him in the Court Of Common
Pleas, of Delaware county, Ohio, the object and
prayer Of which petition is that sand plaintiffs may
obtain a judgement against said defendant for sev
cnty-hve dOlars with interest thereon from July
1st 1855 on promisory note OF that date executed
and delivered by the defendant to the plaintiff s
testatOr R. n. Cellar, for Seventy-F1ve dollars,
payable on demand % his order with interest
thereon from date. Also for Thirty dollars with
interest thereon from December I'd 1858, on an
other promisory note Of that date executed and
delivered by the defendant to the plaintiffs testa-
for thirty dollars payable enc year alter date
% him or order, with interest from date The
said petition asks also for all other proper rsliet
The defendant Henry ", Cellar ts required to an
swer said petition or before the % day OF jan
nary, A., D. 1861 In said civil action the plaintiffs
also seek to have the property Of the defendant
in said county of Delaware Ohio, taken in and b y
the provisional remedy Of attachu eut, on the
ground that said defendant in Q nonresident OF
the State Of Ohio,
nov 80 766-6tpfsl4 90 Attorney for Pltn's.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

HAPPY EVERY DAY Sidney snTEn
cut the following from a newspaper
and Preserved IL for himself.
When you rise in the morning.
form a resolution TO make the day
happy one to a fellow creature. It IA
easily done left off garment 20 the
man who needs it, kind word 10 The
sorrOWful an encouraging expression
to the striving-Will do it nc least for
the twenty-four hours. And If You
are young, depend upon it, it will tell
when you are old and f you are old,
rest assured twill send you gently and
happily down the stream Of time 60
eternity. By the most simple arith-
metlcal sum, look at the result If
YOU send one person. only one, happily
through the day, that is three hundred
and sixty i've in the course Of the
year. And suppoaing you live forty
years only after you commence that
course of medicine, you have made
1860 beings happy at all events, for
a time
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
From the German Of Czrisn sshamm.
The Mayor Of RhusedOn.

In his old stone mansion
By the freight red
sat good Mayor Mausser
Thinking of his bed.
On the hearth beside him
Blinked an ancient cat,
On the table near him
Laid the Mayors hat.
Ticking in the corner,
Grim and tall and red.
Observation-Disclosures
Slow the old clock said.
'Tis a silly fancyi'
Mayor AGauEser uuoth,
ffThat the clock says marry
I could take my oath.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pretty-Lettie-Snow,-
Hal You sly old fellow,
How came you TO know
ssSure, her eyes bewitched me
But my hair is gray:
still the good burghers
Made me Mayor to-day.
And what gay young Iassie.
With her ribbons fine,
Would not wed the Mayor?
Lettie Snow is minei"
So the smiling Mayor
Gaily slapped his knee;
Grim and red and ancient,
Like the clock. was he.
In a cosy cottage
Pretty Lettie sat,
Near her STRAIGHTFORWARD Robin
Stead of ancient cat.
He had asked a question,
She had made reply
And her eyes, came softly
With both smile and sigh.
Robin looked triumphant.
I.ettie blushed aside
Did she dream the Mayor
Chose her for his bride?
M 4. Denniso79.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Sherif,s Sale.

Lucinda 5 JOY, r. Psrsgsaes, :, ., Of ds the
Cicero T. carson, Et al der Of sale. issued from
the Court OF common Pleas, Of Delaware county,
Ohio, and 70 me directed, L shah offer for sale at
public Yendue at the door Of the Court Hou Sc,
IN the town OF Delaware, in said county, On the
9TH day of JANUARY, A. d. 1867.
at ] O'Clock, p M tho following described Real
Estate to-vgit teSituatcd in the county Of Dela-
ware, and State Of Ohio, Range I9s Township 8.
Sectlon q Beginning at stone on post by an
OAK ana Fheru, ou The East bshk Of the 6ciotO
River at the NJ W, corner Of the Hiram Andrews
farm. Thence East along said Andrews north line
three hundred and sixteen poles and SIX links to
stone on post in the west line Of the Taylor tract
by two sugar trees and an EfEl tree Thence n.
o degrees, 50 minutes +. along the west line OF
said premises Eighty -One and 7I-1o0 poles 20
stone post by two beeches at the corner OF
Lots DO and IL, thence n 50 degrees IS minutes ".
between Lots 10 and II three hundred and sixty
tour and SI-1e0 poles stone on a post in the
mouth of large branch on the east edge Of the
SciOtO RIVER by a Sycamore and Linn, Thence
down the East bank of said river with the mean
dcrings thereof south 20 degrees, E. Sc 75-1QO
poles. Thence Soutn 81 degrees E. 90 25-l0e
poles TO the place Of beginning. Containing One
buudred and seventy y-sx acres and I34 pei ches OF
aul, being The sane premises conveyed by Will
liam Carson and wife 70 said Cicero T Carson
March : 1855.
JOHN w. LADD1 Sherin and
idce766 5tpls12 90 special Master Com r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
a Man struck By a Falling Star.

The London Morning Advertiser
reports that one Of the falling stars
struck a waiter named Pike at Thomp-
sons coffee house, in Shoe lane. Pike
came to the editor of the Advertiser
and said that while standing in the
middle of the street, between Shoe
lane and Salisbury court, with no one
near him, and gazing upward, he be-
came aware ofa burning sensation in
the neck, upon which he tore his
neckclOth, and the next moment the
burning substance passed down his
left breast, scorching the shirt in its
course and inhicting three small but
severe burns on the flesh, with one
large wound, These burns (says the
editor) we saw, but being Of a skeptieal
and matter-of- fact turn we suggested
a fusee or lucifer; this, however, was
earnestly negatived, and we felt our
selves unduly incredUlous upon fur
ther examination, as no substance
whatever could be found in the
young mans clothing, and he was GER
tainly by no means likely to infict such
an injury on himself for the purpose
of a mere sensatiou. A medical man,
who saw him yesterday, thinks it q
seald from some fused metal or sui
phur, and the young man is decidedly
IN a state of considerable suffering "a
hours from the accident.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

What do you think she did2 Why.
as soon as possible, she stole away to
her little room, and had a good cry, all
b. herself; not, of course, because her
father foot was healed, but because
of her great disappointment; till, sud
denly, there popped q new idea into her
head. and she exclaimed.
Why, Tiny Peters what are you
dOlngY Amt you ashamed Here 6
your poor fathers foot all we'll, and you
crying about It Now. your slippers
are not half done. and won't be finish
ed IN less than two mouths. But you
can finish them and make him a Christ
mas present, and that will be the spLen-
oldest thing that could happen ~ And
upon that her tears we're straightWay
banished, and the happy labor Fesum-
ed.
Buttime, and space, and words would
fail to tell how merrily and blithely the
little daughter labored how patiently
the little fingers stitched the obstinate
braid into harmonious patterns how
patiently they undid all wrong stitch
es. and how, after so much patience
had received its reward, and the great
work was really accomplished, she
heaved a little sigh of thankfulness,
and laid them away to await for Christ
mas morn.
It came Right royalty the sun came
up to his work, and when bis first rays
broke upon the frosty, snowy earth, all
the landscape suddenly glittered 10 a
robe Of jewels that fairly daZEled the
eyes Of man. The old shoemaker rose
joyfully, betimes, to kindle his fire.
thinking Nv hat a lovely morning
and Christmas too. And to think, too,
what a-bless my eyes what's this ?"
stumbling upon the slippers, hung up
on a chair before the stove. Slowly he
read these words:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
THE TRUE CAPE COD
CR ANFl JERRY

FFsHE most profitable crop that can be raised
1 Grows on any upland soil and produces from
100 TO 500 bushels per acre which at present pFi-
ces. Of from So to IS per bushel, would yield
enormous profit Plants 50 per hundred SIS
per thousand. Send lamp for circular giving full
description Of plants, cultivating and gathering.
Orders for plants received by as during the winter
for spring delivery Address
GASTON & PAGE,
Propagators OF and Dealers ia Small Fruits. Box
2s1 Delaware, Ohio. (uov. . ,4tI)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Daniel Goodhue n TN pursuance Of the COM
rs mands or order or Sale IS
Thomas ". Powell sued ont Of the superior Csuri
and others. Of Cincinnati, Ohio, aud TO me
directed, shall oder FOR sale az public vendue al
tha dooriof the Court Housa, Ia the town Of Della
ware, Delaware county, Ohio, on the
10th day of JANUARY, A. d. 1867,
al O'Clock, P 81 Of said day, The following de-
scribed real estate 70 wit Being part Of original
Out Lots No. As b 45, i'm the town Of Delaware,
Delaware county Ohio, and is housHed North b y
the property OF A. Thomson, East by the Oientan-
Ey river, South by an Alley between it and the
street.
appraised II $40, 900
JOHN W. LADD, SheriH
Decree ST. OF Delaware county, d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

A Grim, hard-h headed old Judge, af-
ter hearing a howery discourse from a
pretentioUs young lawyer, advised him
to pluck out some of the feathers from
the wings of his imagination aud put
them into the tail of his judgment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

MORE SYMPATHY. The Roman
Catholic ladies of Norfolk, Virginia,
are holding a fair. In the fair is a
rattle In the rattle is a cane, made
from the wood of the Merrimac,
mounted with gold. and properly IN
scribed" I" The fortunate winner is to
present it to the prisoner of the for
tress by the sea, whom We conjecture
Monroe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

csF Enn PER YEAR we want agents
SD4s s0AE9 every where s. sell oar lsPRuYEo
so SeWIHH Machines Three new kinds. Under
and upper iced. sent on TRIAL Warranted hve
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in the Uniasd States FOR
less than SO, which Tullg licensed By iasu0ss
Wheeler, & Wilson, GrousF q Baker, SiHqsTa
and E3dcHeIder. Al other cheap achinss, are
i1ia0eaests and the seller user tiablgto ar
rest, fine and fBspTiSoHment. Illustrated cir aTa
sent FREE Address, or call upon Shaw & ClcuI =
BiddefOrd, Maine Or Chicago H.
June I s66. wi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

& Witty Gentleman, speaking Of a
friend who was prostrated by illness,
remarked that he could hardly recOv-
er, since his constitution was all gone
IF his constitution is all gone, said
a by-stander' ''I do not see how he
lives at sll,
"Oh, F" responded the wag, she lives
on the bylaws"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Lumber, Iron, Fish, Sal
Nails. Glass.

UIHE undersigned having opened Lumber
II Yard aud Ware House on Winter Street, between
che Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot, are pre-
pared to oner great Inducements to purchasers
We are receiving and viii have constantly on hand
a large stoes nf
Pine, Poplar, Ash, Walnut, other Lumber
oice Seantling, Rafters sheeting, Shingles, ,Lath,
Fence Boards and Posts-Whfch having purchased
from hFsthands, they are enabled to sell at the
West Cash rates Also.
Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Fish, Salt,
Grind. Stones, Water Lime, &c,
We can sell to Merchants and others on the most
"a gOrabie terms. CIIPPENGER & co.
Delaware Nav I6. Is56-fn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Said an Astronomer to a bright-eyed
girl, when talking of rainboWs:
did you ever see a lunar bow, missf'
I have seen my beau by moonlight,
if that is what you mean, was the sly
reioinder
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
to mr.. JOHN PetErs
frOM his Little tiny.

Suddenly there issued half-smoth-
cred scream of delight from the door
of IinY's room, then came a rush of
little, bare feet aeFosa-the- floor, and
the old shoemaker and his little
daughter were clasped In each others
arms. There was a long silence in the
little room, then the old man took a
look at the slippers. while great tears
rolled down and Tiny cried a little.
toe, from sympathy And then, when
astonishment was quite removed by
explanations, how happy they were
Perhaps they were not the most per
feet pair of slippers In the world !;
of the brightest, nor Tiny's stitching
the most elegant that could be done
but when looked at through the eyes
of love, they were faultlessl An me
how much love can do In this world
GLANCE GAYLORD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

MEMORIAL CHApEL.-The Society
of Alumni Of the Virginia Military
Institute have resolved to erect me
mortal chapel" to contain a statue of
StoneWall jackson, busts of Generals
Rhodes and Garland, and of Colonel
Critchfeld. and tablets commemora-
ting the fallen scholars of the institute
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

AN OLD NEwsPAPER.-The Gazette
de France is the oldest newspaper ex-
tant. Ii is now in its two hundred
and thirty sixth year, and was already
mature before the revolution of 1858.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Subjects for conundrums being near
ly exhausted, one desperate joker has
gone back to our first parents, and In
quires: Why was Eve not afraid of
the measles 2-Beeause she'd Adam
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

ARABIAN COURrsHIP.-An Arabian
having brought blush to a maiden's
cheek by the earnestness of his gaze,
said to her, my looks have planted
roses in your cheeks why forbid me
to gather them The law permits him
who sows to reap a harvest"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

LEGAL.-WhY is a lawyer the most
ill-uesd man in our social system P
Because, though he may drive his own
carriage, he must draw the cOnveyanoes
of other people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
SherifPs Sale.

ne Commissioner on II z yir.gs i Of " ye69i % * *
Court Of Commau Pleas, ol
Caleb Howard ID ~. Delasarn e5uBty aud Is
at the door o. the Cont House, in the town Of
Delaware, ia said county, On the
18th day Of January, A. d. 1857,
A one O'Clock P. y The following described Real
Estate 70 VIA Being In Troy township Delaware
county, Ohio, bounded East il the center Of the
OientHngy River on the cid hne made by s. b.
Main for Percy Main. North with W c. Norris
land, West On the section line (and between the
farm formerly owned BY Andersen Eagansl the
lne IS Fixed 90 tBe center OF the turnpike road
301th on the Main line deduetine therefr0m. Ten
acres decided by Nary Elliott aud Mary Perry TO r.
leonard. for Efe, and conveyed 70 his children be-
ing the old Percy Main farm and containing from
sixty 10 Eighty acres or land.
Also tract or parcel ni land Situate in the eouu-
ty OF Delaware, and STATE of Ohio IN Range 10 II
To wnghip 9 Section q q. IS. a. Lands, and bound
ed and described follows To commence az
by Henry Wiley, Samuel Wise and v ilitam g O.
Norris. thence run North long the divisi0n line
Of said lot T. TO stake in che SOulh line oi sait ot
4 FAR enough 70 make hltg acres thence North 90
Of said iot thence West 10 tue place Of beginning
estimated 70 contain dfty acres.
Also another track or parcel Of land Situate in
the county of Delaware ard state % Ono 10 wit :
Being the North East quarter or Lot No a, in the
second qHaFter OF tho Fifih tOwnship, and Nine
teenth Range of the u. s. II. Lands, IN the state
0f Ohio, estimated % contain one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE acres, or the whole North East quar-
plat made By Joseph Duuiap, ir., Of said quarter
township, as surveyor O SAID Delaware county
about the year A. 81 1sls.
Appraised at-First Tract a. s. 500. Second
trnct az 50 eco. Third tract at S. $50.
JOHN Vt. LADD, SheuH,
Dec IA, '66~5Wpitl5 90, OF Delaware Co. q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Il know every rock on the coast,
said an Irish pilot At that moment
the ship struck, when he exclaimed:
''And that's one Of themr'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Colorado JeWett, always ingenious,
memorializes Congress to declare Han :
nibal Hamlin President of the United
States. He argues that the second
election Of Mr. Lincoln was not con-
stitutional, as eleven Of the States did
not appoint electors, and that Mr..
Hamlin holds over, as Mr.. Lincoln
would have done, in the absence Of a
legal successor. We infer from this
argument that Mr.. JeWett withdraWs
his support from Andrew johnson.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Misery assails riches as tightening
does the highest towers or as a tree
that is heavy laden with fruit breaks
the virtue Of their possessOr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
LEGAL Notice.

T7yLIPHAS BEGELOW, af Omaha City in the
n State of Nebraska, viii take Oiice that Ira
tierthieb, of the county Of Delaware in the state
OF Ohio did on the 9th day Of November, A. D.
1866 6e a Gfauscript from the docket Of j. Allen,
.. p. Of Delaware township Delaware county, O.
aud his petition, in tue Court Of Common Pleas 10
and fer Delaware County. Ohio, agaiust the said
Eliphas 8gelsR, defendant, setting orth the said
Eiiphas Bigel0Wl gave a prOmissory note 20 said
Ira Derthick on the 17th day Of March 195 2, for
che sum Of sea ,99 and shat there was due aud un-
paid, thereBn on the 2Sth day Of August 1856 the
sum 81 SIS 20 and praying tha4 the sad htphas
BigeloW may paw claimed to be due
with interest tn ereon from said last date, and the
said Elfphss Bgelov isn0thed that he is requested
TO appear and answer said petition, on or before
the Tbfrd Saturday after the 2lst day Of December
next. laA UEkIHtCk.
By T. =. PowELL, his atty
Nov 10, 'f6-6W ,piS 80.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Silver Ware

A GOOD assortment OF Plain aud Fancy Tea
-. Desert and Table Spoons and Forks, Batter
Knives, Pie Kives- Preserve Spoons. Pickle Forks,
Fruit Knives Napkin rings, &C., in solid silver Of
the latest styles, selling as low as goods Of like
quality csH be bought ANYwHERE, at No. 8, VII
liams Block by
Now 16'66t G. FBATF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

Why is young woman like a due
Bill?-Because she ought to be set
off as soon as she comes to matu-
rffv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Plated Ware.

Splendid assortment OF silver plated Table ware
~ in great variety also spoons, Forks and Knives
Of the best quality. Goods in this Hne are sold
al 3 estab iisbment sor just what they are. SIN
gle plate are not sold for double plate.
@. PLATT, Jeweler,
NOvI8 66lf No. g. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
MODEST.

MODEST.
Miss Blank, it is known, is accustomed
to say
Many very queer things in very queer
way
But OF all her mistakes, the absurdest
and oldest
Occurred when she called French mo-
diste modest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

CoRsICAN.-"S Samuel, can you tell Of
what parentage was Napoleon the
Great ?''-" Of COrs-I-can'"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

We hate some persons because we
do not know them and we viii not
know them because we hate them
Those friendships that succeed TO such
aversiOns are usually firm, for those
qualities must be sterling that could
not only gain our hearts but conquer
our pFejudices in things far more seri-
Gus than our friendships, Thus, there
are truths which some men despise,
because they have not examined, and
which they viii not examine, because
they daanise.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

An Irishman, making love to a lady
of great fortune, told her he could not
sleep for dreaming of her.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

CHEERFULNEss.- Try for q single
day, says Jean Paul, u beseech you,
to preserve yourself in an easy, cheer
full state Of mind; be but for one day,
instead of a fre-worshipper Of pas
sion and hell, the sun-WOrshipper Of a
clear self-p possession; and compare the
day IN which you have rooted out the
weed of dissatisfaction with that Ia
which you have suffered it to grow up,
and you viii find your heart open to
every good motive, your life strength
ened, and your breast armed With a
panoply against every trick Of fate"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.


School Hammers Notice.
uEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
- school kan uerz Of Delaware county viii
meet AZ TElrPLAR HALL IN the town Of Delaware
On the EIEsT and THIRD Saturdays Of 8arcn, April
Nay, JHHe, September, Oct0ber, November and De
Cemb beFs and on the IHIED Saturdays IN February
and August. Examinations viii commence a. 10
O'Clock a. m Candidates MUST present afisiac-
tory testimonials OF good moral character. The
law requires. a condition of examination, that
each applicant Tor certificate shalt ray 20 the
Board Of Examiners a fee Of 50 eeuts.
April g. '64@-G j s. CAMPBELL Clerk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Chairs I Chairs !

T 6. STRAIN, two and a half
d miles cast Of Delaware on the
- Berkshire road, is now making and
has Tor sale all kinds Of Cottage,
Rocking sewing ami Gaildfenss
AAN Chairs, Bedsteads and IOun ges.
&c. Has on hand all kinds of Can
seated Chairs. Windsor Chairs made to order.
All kinds OF Lumber suitable for chairs or bede
stoa dis will be taken ID exchange for chairs and
bedsteads. Furniture will be delivered in any part
of the town OF Delaware, free OF charge
oet6'65 5tfciunI5'66. J. 6. STRAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
Sheriff. Sale.

Lamb 8 FINCH, D TS pursuance Of ths eoln-
~ mandg Of Order uf
Nancy SehFgls et- al. J sale issued fram lhs Court
rf Counion Pleas, q Delaware County. Qhso- aud
% me directed. Ishau offer i0r safe 81 pubiic ven
due Al thu dour Of The Court Houss, IN ths town Of
Delaware, in said countyi on the
21st day Of January, A. D. 1857,
at one o'clock ?. ~ the following described Real
E-tate 10 wiz estimated 20 said county oi neia-
ware, and State of Ohio, and is known bV sa5d
Finch g. Lambs sdditI0n % tds town o. East Dela-
ware and ls bounded 70 li0Hg IN Lot No.
TFeutY-afE. bounded east by Ann Street south by
an Alley, west by IN Lot No, z5s and North ~
William street
Appraised al t-
JOHN W. LADD. Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner.
Dec. IA, Iss6--5wpfB7 30
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

1t is told of Carlyle that once when
he was thoroughly fatigued in body
and mind by the labor of producing
one of his works, and had then been
sudden and total obstruction of his
manuscript before q word Of it had
gone to the press, he shut himself up
alone in his room, and deliberately
read through tie complete works of
Captain Marryatt. They were the
first novels he ever read, and, as might
be expected, the last
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
SUR-SOH PLOWS.

They are made on an improved plan, sub-sOil
ing All the ground that the surface plOH cuts. AL
the sub-sof piows made heretofore only cut hall
or tgro-thirds the width OF the surface ploW-
J. c. EVANS.