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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. S.
an Ordnance.

REQUIRING SandlLskg Street to be graUeIsd
from the North Lane of North Street, to the
old Corporation Line, and to be g1ttte7ed
ard grGUeLed from said old eOTPordtic7a
line to north line Of BOnlfOTd Street.
SEC I. Be It ordained By the Council Of the IncOT
poratsd Village Of Delaware, that the owners Of lots
and lands bounding and abuttng Slndasky Street,
North street and the Old Corporation line, be
and they hereby required 20 gravel said street
and that the owners of lots and lands bounding
and abutting said street between tIe oil COrnar
tiop Bamford Street he, aud they hereby
required gutter and gravel said street Aforesaid
The said graveliDg and guttering shall be done by
the I5tn Sep teber 1865, and in defauJ there
or Mayor hereby authorized and required TO let
the contract Of graveiing aud gotterlngy % the
two weeks il The delaware Gazette that sealed pro
posa Is will be received for guttering and gravelng
/ said street as LfOr esaid-
sEC H. The gravel 10 be Is II ches in depth, in the
Of the street and extend quit rs and be
! inches IN depth the outer edges LAID as
70 give the street the proper roll
SIC. III. From the old corporation line TO Bomford
street. the distance between the cutters shall be the
same as the cutters this side and termn-
ating the old corporation line The CUTTERS shall be
4 feet wide and inches deep. and SHALL be laid Of
good cobble stone well imbedded in sand
SEC. ". In said graveling and guttering shall
be by contract the Mayor is hereby authOrZ ID to
sell to the contractor sufficient quantity Of gravel
gravel and gutter said street as Aforesaid for the sum
( Of 5000.
sEo V. said graveling and guitering shall be done
under the direction and supeTintendence Of the vii
age Engineer, and 10 the satisfaction and acceptance
/ OF the Council.
/ sEo VI This Ordinance shall take effect aud be
! in force from and after It's pubHcation-
/ PASSED, August 6, 1855.
ATTEsT JOHN S. JONES,
7. RODNEY SIXTH, Recorder. Mayor.
4 aug. 81, 756-lt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
UNION MEETINGS

VIII be held in Delaware County at the
following times and places:
Lewis Centre-MONDAY Sept. 10th. at
2 o'clock p. m.
Cheshire-MoNDAY Sept 10th, in the
evening.
sunbury-TUEsDAY, Sept. 11th, at
o'clock p. m.
Centreville, Harlem Tp.-TUEsDAY,
Sept. 11th, in the evening.
Olive Green-WEDNEsDAY, Sept 18th,
2o'clock p. m.
Eden-WEDNEsDAE. Sept. 18th, in the
evening,
Ashley-THURspAY, Sept. 18th, at 2
O'Clock p. m.
Norton-THURsDAT. Sept. 18th, in the
evening
DeIhi-FRIDAY, September 14th, at 2
O'Clock p. N.
ostrander-FRIDAT, Sept. 14th, in the
evening
Liberty Township-At the Presby-
terian Church, SATURDAY, Sept. 10Th, 2
o'clock p. m.
DelaWare-SATURDAY, Sept. 18th, in
the evening.
These meetings will be addressed by
Hon. C. s. HAMILTON, Hon. ]. R. HUB
BELL, and other speakers. Let there be
q full turn out. By order of
UNION CEN. COMMITTEE.
III. M. CARPER, See'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

Since our last issue the Presidential
guillotine has found victim in one Of
the most respectable citizens of this COM
munity. That Judge Ranney has been
removed from the Office of Collector Is
evidently owing simply and solely to his
unwillingness to endorse President john
son and his policy. He has been au eff
eient officer and a gentleman of the high
est standing, but these qualities. it seems,
have no weight with our discriminating
President when compared with the vir-
tue Of asserting to his peculiar political
views. James II. Anderson, Of Marion
succeeds tie Judge as Collector, and
Capt Schoield, of the same place, has
been appointed Assessor rice Mr.. Ham
ilton, our Congressional nominee, re-
moved.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

The Canadians are preparing themselves
against another Fenian INVASION " ar
like stores are arriving from England
President johnson is doing all in his
Dover to prevent General Geary-One OF
the most gallant soldiers fthe War-from
being elected Governor Of PennsyLvanla
Hester Clvmer, the COpperhead candidate
is the object Of Presidential iaVoF'
The total amount of National Bank Cur
reney now in circulation is S2s9, ,OOO,O ,O00-
John Morissey, the notorious gam bier
and pugilist is likely to be the johnson
candidate for Congress from the Sixth New
York District
Dexter, the celebrated trOtting horse, has
made his mile in 2:1S, and has beaten every
| competitor thus far. The Emperor Napo-
| leon wants TO buy him.
The cholera has appeared al Mansfield
and Portsmouth, Ohio.
A little girl IL years old was outraged
l by a graceless villain at BOWdolnhaul,
I Me-. and has since died from her mi jurles-
Hon J. w. Grimes, U. S. Senator from
I Iowa, announces his intention TO retire
4 from public life at the expiration Of his
/ present term.
] Dean Richmond, the leader Of the New
/ York Democracy, has died after a Jew days
I illness
! General Hancock has assumed command
1 of the Department of the Missouri, embrac-
ing Kansas, Missouri, Colorado and New
/ Mexico.
Sandwich Island Queen Emma has been
visiting the Gettysburg battlefield
The widow Of the rebel Gen. Polk il
teaching in the Columbia (Tenn.) Institute
Most of the Northern States have already
chosen delegates to meet the loyal south
/ erners in Convention at philadelphia
September 3.
John Taylor, a cOlored man who muir
] dered the Buck family at Delhi, Michigan
was taken from the jail by a mob on Mon.
day night and hung.
Rev. John Pierpont, the celebrated poet
is dead.
President johnson started West, on hi
great electioneeTing tour on Tuesday.
The seats in the magnificent new JeWisi
temple at Cincinnati were sold at auction
on Sunday for nearly 100000.
In st. Louis the cholera, though abatinl
is still quite prevalent. In Chicago i
seems to be increasing.
Another Fenian arsenal has been dis
covered in the county of Limerick, Ire
land.
EK-Gov. Norehead, of North Carolina
died August o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

But this does not satisfy Mr.. johnson
and his newly-fonud friends They de-
mand Of US an unconditional surrender to
the arrogant 's,ee=;..Iemen" of the South,
Who having lost all their black serfs
would fain walk over the neeks of white
men back to political power and aggrand-
izement. And yet, soldiers, these same
fellows are still whining about the losses
brought upon themselves By the war :
about you (vaudals) having burned then
cities. and you (thieves) having stolen
their property They say you baroar-
ously devastated their country aud pill
LACED their homes, but they have never
word to say apologize of their treason
Soldiers. you have n othing to expect from
such men but vilifcetion, abuse and con
tempt. If you go over to their party and
place your interests in their keeping, you
commit them to hands red with the blood
Of your slain comrades, and hearts dyeC
with treason blacker than Erebus-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
rHz EENLAE CAUSE


1t stands an indisputable fact, Of which
all friends of Irish liberty ought to take
notice, that solely to the interference 0
Andrew johnson is it owing that the
Fenian cause has thus far proved abor-
tive. But for that interference there can
be little doubt that the green flag would
to-day be waving over Ottawa, and a Fe-
nian navy in process of construction at
Quebec. The writer having been on the
border at the time of the invasion, has
personal knowledge that these things were
possible. But in order to hunkey to the
English Government and crafty rebels
who had its sympathies and assistance all
through the war, President johnson, IN
der the pretenoe of executing a neutral
ity law which even his own partisans now
pronounce to be infamous and unfair,
baked at a blow the efforts Of those gal
lant Irishmen who went forth ito do or
die, " bearing with them the fOrlorn hope
Of an oppressed people. And yet it is no
wonder that President who fain would
betray the liberties of his country into
the hands of perjured and bloody-handed
traitors, should on any occasion throw
all his official influence on the side of the
proud oppressors of the Old World Nor
is it strange that the supposititious Moses
who has sought to cajole liberated peo-
pie back into worse than Egyptian bond
age, should also aid in tightening the fet-
ters which already bind patriotic nation
to hateful aud incongruOus allegiance.
Irishmen, will you rally under the banner
of such a Moses
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
THEN IND NON.


A few autumns ago the writer heard
Andrew johnson make a FIVE hours
speech in the Capitol at Columbus. He
was then an exile from his home and
State, having been driven thence by the
licensed outlaws of the rebel government.
Made a pensioner by his praiseworthy ad-
hesion to the Union, upon the sympathy
and charity of the Northern people, he
was everywhere received with marks of
distinguished honor. Were he to travel
through the South to-day, his newly
formed partisans could not give him
more hattering receptions or show him
greater respect. But the Andrew john
son of f'62 was different man from the in
dividual who now delectates vulgar people
by histrionic performances on the Presi-
Dental stage Then he was accepted as
the champion of Southern loyalty-now
he is understood to be the champion of
Southern disloyalty. Then we heard him
denounce, hour after hour, the crimes
and wickedness of the Southern conspir-
ators-but now he is tireless in his efforts
to restore thosesame men to political pow
er and responsibility. Then he taxed his
persuasive abilities to the utmost to induce
the loyalists of the North to go and fight
the battles Of the loyalists of the South-but
now he denounees the former as Section
al Radicals" because they will not per-
NIT him to place the latter in the power
of the secessionists to take renewed ven
geance upon them. for their unwavering
loyalty. Then rebels in the South and
0opperheads in the North could scarcely
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
House snnnfinr-
Legal Notice.

XHEILLIAM WORLINE and Catharine Mcpherson and
w Archibald MCPHERSON, her husband, all Of thC
State OF Illinois, and Eliza Ann Worne wo married
(the name OF her husband and place OF residence Is
unknoWnD viii take notice that the undersigned as
Administrator de ba1ts non OF Samuel Woriine decd
on the go day Of August A. n 1896 filed ia the Pro
bate Court Of Delaware County, Ohio his petition
against them and others praying among other things
Tor an order Of said Court Tor the sac or sand the
signment OF the dover May Worlne, in, and 70 the
following premises 70 wit In LOIS Nos. n and so in
the Town Of Ashley, Delaware county, and State Of
Ohio, and that the deed for Ia Lot No u made out
In the name Of the said william Worine, by Finch &
Lamb, dated October 18th A. d. 1851 may be de-
creed to fraudulent and void the creditors
William Worlins, deceased.
Said Petition Will be for hearing before the Judge Of
said Court st his once Ia the Town Of DeaWaro Ohio
the sth day Of uctober, A. D. 1sc8,s 10 O'Clock
A. n. JOSEPH c. COLE, Admr. de bonis non
CaFper Van Deman, Of william WOrina,
Attyg for Pet. Deceased.
aug 81, '8a.-aWpST, so.
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VATarranted.

mo CURE FEVER AND AGUE. Try &C., and IN EvKRs
case where this Medicine falls 10 effect a perma
ent cure, your money will be refunded by the pro
prietor,
SOLD ONLY BY
YARNA Ill d MAHON
n. W. Corner Ham and. William Streets,
aug. 81, 65tf DELAWARE, OHIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
nENTTSTRX.

IF YOU WANT AN ARTIFICIAL SET OF TEETH OF
u the latest and best improvements with mature
beauty and durability combined, cali and spect
mems at DR.. R. H. KEYSER's.
Ofice.-Over Gravea' Variety Store, Two doors
North OF william St. (aug3l'6 '66tD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

The Herald thinks it is uncoustitution-
al that rebels should be kept out of Con-
gress. If this be SO now it was no less so
during the war, when the animus OF
Southern disloyalty, according to all ap-
pearanees, was no stronger than at pres
ent. Atall events, if it is unconstitu-
tional to keep them out, it was quite as
much so for them to 90 out, and the
friends of Mr. johnson, therefore, set the
example of violating the Constitution
Let US ask the Herald by what magical
virtue of the Constitution a rebel can
withdraw from the Government whenever
he pleases, make war upon it as long as
he pleases, and come back when he
pleases without having forfeited a single
right or privilege which it eonfers upon
law-abiding citizens? Evidently, accord
ing to the drift of the HeraId's argument,
there is no difference between loyalty and
disloyalty when coustitutionally consid-
cred. But there are few plain gentle
men to be found not knowing quite so
much about the Constitution, who think
there is a '' radical difference between
the qualities mentioned, and who re-
speetfully protest against having rebels to
make laws for them, either while engaged
In war upon the Government, or while in
their hearts they manifestly hate it and
desire its overthrow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
$40 REWARD.

INSTR AYED from the subscriber in Bennington tp.,
~ MOT County Ohio. RED COW, or years
old was dry IN good condition short legged ana heavy
set viii weigh about 1000 It's. Ten dollars VIII be
paid to any person returning sid COW 70 me or a
liberal TtWsId iOT information that will lead to
her recovery.
The COW was At the tHubbell' farm miles east Of
DelaWare vixen last heard from. VIM. NOE.
aug3ltlt'66. Marengo. Morrow Co., Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
EeighBorhood News.

County exchanges we learn A sad ac-
cident befel Mr.. 81. Osborn, of Peru
township. It seems he was returning
home from the west where he had been
purchasing cattle. While at Forrest, he
left the cars to see to his stock, and the
train starting, he endeavored to get on,
but made mistep and was thrown to the
ground and his left foot badly crushed by
a car wheel The hay crop is very good ;
corn will be more abundant than it has
been for years oats could not well be
better; buckwheat will be abundant, the
apple crop large and the fruit of a fine
quality.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
NOTICE.

To WHOM MAY CONCERN
On the 2Sth day Of August, 1866, petition was
fled with the Commissioners OF Delaware County q,
Onio signed by twelve citizens living upon and inter
ested in the read mentioned below, the object and
prayer OF which petition is for the Troy Turnpike
Company to take and by a permit in writing from
said CommssloLers ali that portion Of the old San
dusky & Columbus Turn pike road lies between the
North line the Corporation Of the Town Of Delaware,
and the North liue Of Delaware County Said petit
ton will be hearing at the meeting Of said
Commissioners. C. HILLS, Sec y.
aug. 81, 1s66.-4w. Troy Turnpike Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
CLOTHES WRlNGERs.
The Best Clothes Wringer
IN THE WORLD

tHERMAN's SELF F-ADJUsTING AND ADJUSTABLE
- CLOTHES WRINGER has been pronounced, by thou.
sands who have tested them, TO be tha VEkY BEST
MACHINE IN the market.
1st Because it is simple in construction and cannot
possibly get OF order.
3D. Il Is made Of ths best Galvanized Iron ahd vii
rust.
Sd. There wood about it 90 swell shrink.
Ath. II sits low tha strain the O. much
than with other machines.
9th. child ten years old can use it.
6th Il needs adjusting, except for bed qults and
heavy ARTICLES, there is necessity starting
the sci screws 70 wiring anything from lace collar
a sheet
The question Of economy for every h0usekeeper 20
buy Clothes Wrnger has been Settled wherever in
trOduced. Il is acknowledged by ladies' who have
used Clothes WFingers, that pays Tor itself,
family Of four persons every t used by saw
ing clothing, which is Wrung into strags IN twisting
garments by hand.
To satisfy all OF its utility say: Buy one and
TRY II aud If not perfectly Satisfactory return l aud
your money shall be refunded.
We wish III public 20 understand that are offer
ing no humbug, but a most useiul machine winch in
every respect warranted.
SHERMAN'S IMPROVED CLOTHES WElNGER has IA
ken the premium az every FAIR where It has been
hibited.
MarchI. 1866 e. q. POTTER q co
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Estate of Samuel Worline.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appO ned and qualified the admins
de bOBis Of the estate Of Samuel Worne, de-
ceased, late Of Delaware County, Ohio. All persons
Interested will govern themselves accordingly.
JOSEPH q. COLE,
Aug. 81, '6s.3t. Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON HIS TRAY
ELS


We have had more than one President
who has degraded the advantages of his
high Office, for selfish purposes but never
until the time of Andrew johnson, one
Who actually came down from the Presi-
dental chair and went vagrantly about the
country, doing the miserable work of a
demagogue. And yet be who still re-
members the disgr aceful scenes of inagu-
ration day, and of February 2, cannot
even at such an impropriety be much sur
prised. Mr. johnson being, according
to the ideas of my policy people, an orig
inal President" we may confidently ex-
peot him to indulge himself in his pecu-
liar original traits TO the farthest limit
possible.
The programme of this new farce hav-
ing been carefully prepared and signif-
eantly announced before hand, Of course
there were plenty of adulatory oratious
and other cut-and- dry performances made
ready for the coming of the Presidential
traveller. At every point there were
crowds Of noisy fellows with the If hands
at their caps ready to yell at the top of
their voices much to the delectation, no
doubt, Of Gen. Grant and other popular
gentlemen who, it is understood, accom-
pany the President to his mournful du-
ties at Chicago, in obedience to special
orders. But of course all this furious
outburst Of popular enthusiasm goes to
the credit of A. J. and his policy.
Up to this writing we have been able to
trace our sorrowing President only to the
/ City of Brotherly Love. Here some in
considerate persons attempted to induce
him to make a speech. But our prudent
Chief Magistrate was not thus to be be-
guiled He didn't come there to make a
speech-in fact he never made speeches.
But then said he patronizingly to the
| crowd, Just be calm one moment. -
They got calm accordingly-in fact they
could not help it with the palm of the
Great Mollifer waving soothingly above
them. The crowd having got their en-
thusiasm smothered, Andy talked to them
of peace. In short, he gave them a little
homily on reconstruction which, eonsid-
dering his proclivities, was almost mirae-
uIously brief But then the President
was going to help in the sad rites at the
grave of Douglas, and his heart was no
doubt too full for words After the SOL
emu ceremonies are over, and the weeds
of mourning are laid aside, we may ex-
pect to hear from the President at length.
It is his first duty to atone to the shade
of Douglas for having abused and ira
duced him in stump speeches all over
Tennessee in the campaign of 1860, with
a view to defeating him as a candidate for
the Presidency. and eleoting in his stead
that unfortunate exile and friend of my
policy" Mr. ohm c. Breckenridge That
done, our President viii no doubt yield
to the opportunities of the dear public,
grown impatient at his painful retieence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
Roberts Steel Plowu .

WUsT received, good stock OF RoBRRra' sgRu PLow
b which are offered 60 the public a superior PloW
Fsb. 22 c. Q. CHAMBERLAIN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LETTER s

y emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Del
~ aware State Of Ohio, the 30th day Of Aug, 1866
a. To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
call for GdBsTttSsd IeeTS give tie date Of this
list, and pay ONE CENT Tor advertising.
Adams Edwin Jones Miss Maria
Brown Ira MiCheal George
Conner Mrs Hannah Myers Miss N r
Coon B Robinson William
Derthrick Ira SayeF Thomas
Decker MS EE Smith James
Decker A Smith Francis
Hines Richard Smith d
Hail Mrs Geo Sullivan Abby
Holt Miss Nancy TyIer Rebecca
Holt Miss Lucretia Waters Sylvester
Howard Flora Weaver John II
Jacobs Jas 7 Wise Miss Letta
Jones VIM H Williams Miss Mary
Johnson Benjamin
e. Office hours Opens 90 4. m CLOSES 1880 %.
August 81 1866 29 a THOMSON, 2. b.
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Fine Work

MADE OUT OF THE BEST OF TIN, CAN BE
LA found at
A. LYBRAND L SONS,
No. Z Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

Tea kettles are decidedly Yankee in
their melody; they sing thro' their noses.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
II a R q IS7
S UGAR EVAPORATOR.

WE ARE HAPPY TO BE ABLE TO ANNOUNCE TO
wv the Farmers OF Delaware, and adjoining c0un-
ties, that we have been appointed Agents for the above
CELEBRATED EVAPORAFOR.
The price is such that the smallest farmer can
reach il,
Its construction is such that The most ordinary skin
IN management cannot fail in producing nue results
It's capacity is such meet the wants Of the
most extensive manufacturer.
Its durability is unsurpassed By my other Evapor-
ator in
aug. 10, 'so.-sm- C. D. POTTER & CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
HER ID B 1 ~ T E R s.
Blackberries.

r AWTON Blackberry plants, first class for sale At
A. my farm mile south Of Delaware depot the
river. Orders being received. plants be taken
up in October. FIRST COAE, FIRST SERVED.
Cash with the order.
aug. II. '66 3m. J. BULEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

KNOX CoUNFY.-The two-story brick
dwelling house of Isaac Lefever, in Nor
gan tp., was destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst. Insurance of $500 on house and
furniture, but the loss is considerably
greater. The Court Of Common Pleas
commenced its second term on the 21st
Judge Jones presiding.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
LOVERS

CNREAT REDUCTION in price in FRESH CANNED
" Peaches BIC SrocE- Call aud see.
BOWMAN a POTWTWs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

0F THE Pisoatorial Art will find az No Williams
" Block, good assortment Of lines, hooks, 6c also
some nice iolnted fishing rods marc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31
Removal.

GAGI.IRER g. PIE3sOIg
EYAVE removed to the roomi ormerly occupied by
"A J. Coop, the west side OF SRndusky Street one
door north Of j. Hyats Dry Goods store, whore they
continue 20 pay cash Tor Butter and Eggs.
Feeling grateful for past favors, solicit cal be.
fore Relt.g elsewhere. We are selling Groceries
eke cap for cash. Give call.
Apr, IS, l865--tf GALILHER & PIERsoN
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NEVER FAILED

no CURE DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUE, GENEP Al
Debility Liver Complaint, aud all dseasrs arising
rom an irpure state or the Blood Dlsordered Stom
ach Mishcrs Herb -Bitters, stands without rival
one or The best family Medicines ever introduced INTO
80 rart OF fbe country which sHOCLD BIS
WITHOUT fair and impartial trial IS al mat is re-
oured 10 convince the most skeptical that Asnlers
resented 10 be- Try it. Remember, il IL does not
cure YOU YOUR money will be refunded by the pro-
nriefor YARNAIL. 4 MAHON, wholesale and Retail
dealers and General Agents for Mishiers Herb btters
T,aDot \ W Cor Ma o and William streets Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-31

MADISON COUNrY.-The Madison Co.
Fair will come off at London on the 9TH,
9th and 7th of September. The new
Universalist Church at London is about
completed.
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THE WILD ROsE.
Pumps and Bells.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PUMPS AND BELLS
n can be found at
A. LYBRANB SONS,
No. Z Williams Block.