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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

Religion in a woman secures all her
interests. It adorns her character,
promotes her peace, endears her friend
ship. heightens her esteem, and adds
indeseribable worth and dignity to her
words and deeds. How sweet. when
the mistress of the family is the hand
maid Of the Lord-when the mother Of
your children is an example Of piety-
when the wife of your bosom is es-
poused TO the Redeemer How de-
sirable that the daughter be a chaste
virgin in Christ That the sister lean
eth on the arm of One who stioketh
closer than a brotherl Religion has 4
peculiar sweetness when it minples
with the softness Of the female char
acter so the dew drops borrow odor
and color from the rose.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
nnly some Relics.


A ring she wore, a jewel that pressed
The maiden beauty of her breast.
A glove our happy hand once drew
From her small finger veined with blue
A ribbon that around her throat
Loved in the daIlaying winds to float.
A golden clasp that once had known
The siIken pressure of her zone.
A little slipper with blue rosette
In which her fairy foot was set.
And one brown tress thro' happy years
Shading the sheIl-fIms of her ears.
These, and an ivory types duh stain,
Are all of our dear one that now remain.
All the dear relics that are left
Of her by whose loss our hearts are cleft.
Leaving the world dim, dead space
Of cares and duties with little grace.
A duh, dead level of weary years
In which no blOssOming joy appears.
No girl with teeth like rows of corn
When you strip the ear as the summer
is born.
And tresses of changing gold and brown
Over shoulders of ivory shaken down.
And lips in whose arched and crimson
bow
All the flushing balms Of the tropics
glow.
And over whose dimpIed cheeks, like
light
And shade over meadow, the thoughts
take flight.
Winged by her innocent, dazzling eyes,
With coyness, coquetry. smiles and sighs
Her voice was the hum of a summer
wind,
When it breaThed through a lattice
with roses twined.
Her soul was as pure, as unsuIIied and
white
As the chanting seraphs in robes of
light.
And the kindness that dwelt in her
heart, I de EN-
OF the Heaven she now dweIIs in was
some stray CLEAN.
Oh loved and lost our souls adored !
Our dove with silver wings-our bird !
Beauty embodied, and joy, and peace,
Whose breath had a charm bidding sor-
row cease.
Best gift that heaven to bless US gave
We cast this chaplet on thy grave.
MILES O'RILLY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

The wickedness Of this world does
consist in this, that men are addicted
to business, but in this, that they fol-
low their business so incompletely (;
that they look at it only on the earth
side that they fail to hear its testi-
monies of higher things that they
stop on it as a thing sufficient in itself,
whereas it is a sym Dol Of things yet to
come, that shall be higher, and nobler,
and better than present things. So
soon as a man is satisfied that there is
higher wealth than this world affords
so soon as a man is satisfied that his
life consists not of the abundance of
the things which he possesses, he is
fitted to acquire wealth and administer
it. No man is fit to be q merchant, a
mechanic, a ship-master, a husband
man, an operator in any department of
secular life, as that man who has learn
ed to so look at the things Of this
world as to see their higher interpre-
tati0n, their noble revelations.-Beecb-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

There is a very ingenious and hum
oTous story in very old collection
Of italian tales by one Sereambi, who
represents the poet Dante as being in
vlted by some king to dinner. He
comes, dressed very shabbily. sits
below the salt, and is overlooked and
forgotten till after the feast: when the
king says: 'By-the-by, what is become
of that poet / intended to talk to2''
Dante, who has meanwhile departed a
good deal offended, is Immediately fol-
lowed and invited anew. He comes to
supper, superbly dressed in crimson
and gold, and is served with extreme
attention; but the courtiers observe
with amazement that he pours the SOUP
down his sleeves, tucks outlets into
his bosom. and smears his velvet jerkin
with rich sauces. Good gracious,
your majesty" says the boldest Of
these supping mobiles, why has this
poet such 6TlttezzG in his mannera?"
The question is passed on by the king
to Dante, who grayely replies =" When
1 came here dressed shabbily. and sat
quietly in my corner, was forgotten
and overlooked. i now come in very
fine clothes, and am very much atten-
ded to / therefore concluded it was
rather my clothes than myself that you
and invited, and I was willing
to bestOw on them a share Of your hos
pitality."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

Men, for the most part, do not know
how to find the honey ia the things of
this world. You would never suspect
where the honey of a flower is or if
you did. too coarse is your hand to be
thrust in to get it, But the insect
buries itself in the flower, and then,
with prehensile instrument, far reach
ing, searches the cells for the honey,
and draws out the hidden stores. It's
very fneness gives to it what your
withholos from you. We
are not fine enough TO find the joy that
is hidden in many Of the relations OF
life In this world.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
NO. 33.
Governor,g ProeIamation.

The year which Is nearing its close
has been filled with blessings from the
hand of God. Freedom, peace, pros
perity and health have been given us,
and threatened ills have been turned
away, or have only been suffered to
touch US so lightly as to quicken oUr
sense of the happiness of our lot as q
people.
Therefore, II accordance with the
good custom of our fathers, [ do ap-
point Tbprs6ag, the tloeaty-njntb dag
Of N0UembeT, inst. as the annual day
of Thanksgiving aud praise TO God our
HeaUenly Eather, for all the manifold
mercies aud abundant goodness with
which He has crowned the year; and
[ recewmend that usual business be
laid aside upon that day, and that it be
kept throughout the State with CRATE
f-rl I lzzarship as a holy feast
IN IESIlMOIv--- 1UuFREOR I have
hereunto set my hand ana nxed the
Great Seal of the State of Ohio, this
fifth day of November, In the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six, and of the Independence
Of the United States of America the
ninety-frst
J. D. Cox,
Governor Of Ohio.
By the Governor
VIM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary Of
State
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

dsq Rn0 PER YEAR we want Agents
O4a0UU every where 70 sell our IMPROVED
so Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed sent on trial Warranted I'VE
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in the United States FOR
less than $40, which ara fsUg licensed BY Hsl9ss
WhssIer & Wilson. Gr8BsT q BalasT Si5lgsT e Co-
and BacheIdeT- All other cheap machines. are
fR5ngeasents and the seller or tidblet0 az
resf fne and iu9Tlsouulegt. illustrated circulars
sent FREE. address, call upon shaw & Clark, =
Biddeford, Maine7 or Chicago H.
June 1, '66. 1Fi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

ALL THINGS SPEAK OF JESUS
Did you ever think how ever part Of
your house can remind you of the great
truths which jesus Christ taught a.
bout himself2 The corner stone says,
Christ is the cornerstone :" the door,
II am the door," the burning candle,
Christi is the light Of the world" You
look out fthe window, and the sight
Of the starry sky bids you turn your
eyes to the bright and morning STAR
The rising sun speaks Of the Sun Of
righteousness, with healing in his
wings" The loaf on your table Whis-
pers of the dread Of life" When
you lie down you think of Him who
had not where to lay His head and
when you get up you rejoice that He
Is the resurrection and the life.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

A bell which is heard in the first
act Of Don Juan d'Autrich, d now play
ing at the Theatre Franchise, in Paris,
is one of those which, on August q,
1872, gave the signal for the massacre
Of St Bartholomew. Being put up
for sale during the revolution, all the
bells Of st. German rAuxerrois.were
bought by founder named Flanban,
who parted with the smallest of them
to the theater named. twas ruug for
the first time at the theater in 1901, at
the first performance of Edouard on
Ecosse, by Alexander Duval.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

STOPPING A CoUGH.-Merely stop
ping a cough, says DR.. Hall, which
is the effect aimed at by all medicines
sold for coughs, colds, and consump-
ti0ns, not only does nothing towards
effectinga cure, but coUnteracts Nature
in her efforts to do the same, hence
tends to destroy, instead of preserve. 3;
of all the medicines known, and which
are given in reference to coughs, opium
is the most pernicious ultimately ;
whether it be in the shape Ofthc crude
material itself, or paregoric, or lauda-
mum or morphine; because, if it alone
is relied upon, it is like preventing the
appearance of smoke on board ship,
while the hold remains on fire, and is
every moment in process of destrue-
tion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

p" have orders, positive orders, not
to go there orders that I dare not dis
obey" said q youth who was being
tempted to a smoking and gambling
saloon.
Come, don't be so WonsanisHl come
along like man" shouted the youths.
" No, l can't break my orders" said
John.
" What special orders have you got2
Come show them to us, if you can.
Show US your orders"
John took a neat little book from
his pocket and read aloud:
Enter not into the paths Of the
wicked go not in the way Of evil men.
Avoid it pass not near turn from it
and pass from it %
$ Now" said John, you see my
orders forbid my going with you.
They are Gods orders, and by His
help I mean to keep them"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
WOman's Love.

The stars disclose
No brightness till the heaven is dark
ling
The blushing rose
Smiles fairest when with dewdrops
sparkling,
The leafy grove
Looks gayest when the leaves are dy-
lug,
And wOman's love,
When gloom, and tears, and death de-
flying,
Like star, and tree, and rose,
The brightest shows.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

TYOUsE SCOUTING AND JOBBING Of all kinds the
o. longing to the tin smith business, done on be-
shortest notice by experienced workmen. satisfac.
tion warranted at No. 1, Evans Block, by
sept. z, '66.-tr. THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
Sherif's Sale.

Lamb * Finch, IN pursuance of the COM
Us. Slmands or Order Of
Nancy SohrOf, ct. al Sale issued from the Court
OF Commsu Pleas, OF Delaware county, Ohio, aud
10 me directed shall offer for sale at public ven
due at the door Of the Court House, in the town Of
Delaware, in said county, on the
4th Day Of DECEMBER, A. D. 1866,
at 8 O'Clock, p. Il the following described Real
Is tate, TO wit ssSituated in said county OF DELI
aware, and State Of Ohio, and is known by said
Finch Lambs addition TO the town Of East Della
ware, and is bounded as follows In Lot No.
Twenty six bounded east by Ann Street, south
by an Alley, West by In Lot No. 25, aud North by
William street.
Appraised at -
JOHN W. LADD, Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner.
Nov. >, 1866 .-5wpf-S7, 50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

It was a happy sentiment of some
devout writer, that God carries his
people only when they cannot walk be
pities our weakness, but not our sloth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
10thlDano of Nov. 4. ID. &c
The Best Clothes Vyringer
IN THE MORLDI


sNTIERMAN'S SELF-AnJUSTING AND ADJUSTA-
" Bile CLOTHES WRTNGER has been pronounced.
by thousands who have tested them, to be the
VERY BESTMACHINE in the market.
t1st. Because it is simple in construction, and
cannot possibly get out Of order.
ID. It is made Of the best Galvanized Iron and
vii not rust.
Sd. There Is no wood about it to swell or shrink.
4th. i sits so low the strain to the tub is much
les than with other machines.
9th. A child ten years Old can use il.
9Th. II needs no adjusting, except for bed quits
and heavy articles, as there is no necessity Tor
starting the set screws to wiring anything from a
lace collar to sheet
The question Of economy for every housekeeper
to buy Clothes Wringer has been settled where.
yer introduced II is acknowledged by ladies'
who have used Clothes Wringers, that one pays
for Itself, in family Of four Fpersons every year
it is used, by saving clothing, which is wrung
into strings in twisting garments by hand.
40 satisfy all Of its utility, we say: Buy one
and TRY 1T and if not perfectly Satisfactory, re.
turn It andy our money shall be refunded.
We wish tn e public to understand that we are
offer ing no humbug, but a most useful machine,
which in every respect is warranted.
SHERMAN 3 IMPROVED CLOTHES WRINGER has
taken the premium az every FAIR where it has
been exhibited.
Aarch1. 1850. C. d, POTTER & co
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THE HOME GUARD COOK STOVE, is the best.
i Try t. For sale by
THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Sep i '66-tf No. /, Evans Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

M. Lilienfrock, an ingenious Austri-
an, has succeeded in inclosing electric
ity in small glass CAPSULES and these
he deposits in steel bullets, which ex-
plode en- the slightest shook. Shot
from a rifle one of these balls kills an
OK as inst&utaneously as lightning,
the slightest wound is inevitably fatal.
Hospitals aud ambulances, In armies
opposed to those furnished with these
terrible missiles will be of little use.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

RUFUS Blanchard. IN pursuance Of the
uS n commands Of
Nicholas Vanloon, Et- al order Of Sale, issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Delaware
county, Ohio, and 20 directed, shall offer for
sale az public vendae, at the door Of the Cour {
House, in the town Of Delaware, in said County :,
on the
4th, Day Of DECEMBER, A. D. 1855,
at IL O'Clock. A. N. the following described Real
Estate 20 wit: Situated in the township OF Orange,
in said county Of Delaware and State OF Ohio, and
known and Inscribed as follows TO wit Lot No.
Eight, rs Z of a partition OF lands made by the
Court OF Common Pleas. OF Franklin county, aud
State Of Ohio, atthe suit OF Jonathan P Hall and
vile, against Ftz Henry Homer and others, re-
corded in Chancery Record Of said franklin coun ty
in Book No A, page 294, Containing one hundred
and eighty-three 1881 acres OF land more less.
Appraised at Sc ,460 CO.
JOHN ". LADD, Sheriff and
SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
Nov. 2, 'e8. 5tpfs9.oo.
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A WAY OF STATING TRUTH.-NoW,
that truth is not falsehood is evident
enough. But it may be meaner and
more malicious than falsehood, when
used in attacking a neighbor. In fact,
the truth may be practically the
grossest of lies. Nothing is more
truthful than the outline Of a man as
given by his own shadow. But you
may set your face in such a position
towards the sun that your shadow
shall make you out a ravening wolf or
a grinning ape. And one may tell the
truth about you so adrOitly as to be-
smear you in the very act with the
ISLANDERS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

If we rejoice at the advent Of o new
life at the coming of a new pilgrim to
the uncertainty of this worlds way,
why should there be so much gloom
when all the uncertainties are past,
and life at its waning wears the glory
of complete task2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

Nathan Dustin IN pursuance Of the commands
rs Il Of an Order Of Sale iss ued
Elphas Bgelow from the Court of Common
Pleas, of Delaware county, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, I shall offer for sale At public Tendue at
the door Of the Court House in the town Of Della
ware, in said county on the
4th, Day of DECEMBER A. D. 1865,
at O'Clock, p. N. of said day the following des-
crfbed Real Estate TO wit The undivided inter-
est OF the said Eliphas BigelOw TBeing the undivi
ded 7-lS part OF landI in Lots Nos. s in Range
seventeen, Township Four, Section Three, q $.
N Lands containing one hundred and eighty -thr ee
acres Of land.
Appraised at $50 per acre
JOHN W. LAnD,
Nov. ?, '55. 6tpfs9, 90 sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

Henry Dixon, J ~ PURSUANCE OF THE com
rs. "A mands, OF an Order OF Sale
Barnabus Hatch J issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. o Delaware county, Ohio, and to me
direced shall offer for sac at public vendue at the
door Of the Court House. in the town Of Delaware, in
said county, on the
4th Day Of DECEMBER, A. D. 1866,
at O'Clock, p. N. the following described Rea /
Estate 20 Wit estimated ia the county Of Della
ware and Stale Of Ohio, being in the First Section
OF the Third Township, Seventeenth Range, .. s.
NJ Lands. bounded aud described as follows be-
ginning in the centre Of Big Walnut Creek. oppo-
site the mouth OF run which passes through
track OF land formerly owned by Ralph Smith ,
deceased. late Of Genoa township, thence south
b rods thence North 81 degrees East AZ rods,
thence North A degrees East to the centre Of the
creek. thence North 90 degrees West 81 rods to
the place Of beginning, containing four acres and
Isl perches OF land.
Appraised at S.
J. W. LAOD,
Nov. 2, 1S65-5w. piss, 90. sheriff
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Removal.
GALLIEER & PERSON.

TFAVE removed 70 the roOmi ormerly occupied
Fl by J. Coop, on the west side Of andusky
Street, one door north Of J. Hyatps Dry Goods
store, where they continue to pay cash for Butter
and Eggs.
Feeling grateful for past HayOrs, solicit a call
before selling elsewhere. We are selling Grocer
les cheap for cash. Give call.
Apr, 2s, Is65-tf. GALIIHER s PERSON
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Estate Of oliver C}urtis,

RTOrICE is hereby gwen that the undersig igned
N has been duly appointed and qua lded as The
administrator Of the estate OF Oliver Curtis, decd,
late Of Genoa Township, Delaware Couuty, Ohio.
All persons interested viii govern themselve ac-
cordineIy.
Nov 2s66 8if WILLIAM B. BOYD
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LEGAL Notice.

T0HN NORRIS, whose residence IS unknown will
81 take notice that Cstharine Norris Of the county
Of Delaware and State OF Ohio, did the 10th
day Of October, A. D. 1856 lle her petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Delaware County
Ohio, against said John Norris defendant, setting
forth her marriage with said defendars aud
charging him the said Johp.-Af1tris Win gross
neglect Of duty as'i WITH Wi1ul absence toT NOR e
than three years last past and praying said court
that she may be divorced from the said John Nor
ris, her said husband, aud that she nay have
the custody Of her minor child, Luther Morris.
said defendant IS hereby notified that said petit
tion will be for hearing at tie next term Of the
Court In and for said county.
CATHERINE MORRIS.
JoyEs & HRPIE,
Oct. I9 1s66-6i. Atty's for Petitioner,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09

FdREAF REDUCTION in price in FRESH CAN
" NED PEACHES BIG SToCK. Call and see.
D0ETVAE & POTWIN
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COTTAGE ORGANS.
COTTAGE ORGANS.
COTTAGE ORGANSI
FgYBE CITIZENS OF DELAWARE, AND IT'S
3 vicinity are respectfully invited to call at the
MUSIC STORE Of
,. r. ATT M i B,
AND EXAMINE THE
Estey's Cottage Organ.
Estey's cottage Organ.

Which Is the only one that contains the Patent
Harmonic Attaca ment which DOub les the Power Of
theInstrument without increasing the Size or num-
Der Of Reeds. Thus by the use Of this improve
meDt a COTTAGE ORGAN, containing two Sets OF
Reeds is INSTANTLY converted into one OF four, and
Of tri reeds becomes an instrument OF six sets
Of reeds making the most
PoaOe1ftsJ Instrument Of its size get k'lo1gn
in this country. Il also ooRtains the Patent Vox
Humana Tremolo, the late and most wonderful in
vention, SO acknowledged by al leading artists,
Will be found only IN this instruH ent. In attempt
ing to describe the affects OF this stop, at
loss for language; its beauties cannot be written,
but must be heard to be appreciated. By this
Stop an ordinary performer cun produce an effect
which requires a lite time Of practice for an
artist upon the violin. Il entirely changes the
reed tone giving the sypatletic sweetness Of the
human voice, making il so melodlous and pure,
that il never fails TO enchant the listener.
This Wonderful Instrument is for Sale by J. +.
LAT1MER, together with 8 very Extensive
stock OF Eastern PIANOS AND MEL0-
UEONS, and all kinds Of Musical Mer-
ehandise at greatly Reduced Prices,
For the merits Of this Organ and our musica Ia
struments in general, We would respectfully refer
you to Prof. MAYO, Of the o. WE c., DELAWARE
Ohio
July q, 1866, IT,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Fstate Of Truman Dav.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified the
al n nistrat0r Of the estate Of Truman Day. deed,
late or Delaware County Ohio All persons inter
est-d wa govern themselves accordingly.
Nov. 2, 1866Stt. JOHN SINKET-
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School Uxaminer's Notice.

Aa8AAG9A G43aeAaA&A4AeA > ~ VsAe+Fa
TTEREAFTEIl, and until further notice, the
Lei School Examiners Of Delaware county VIII
meet at TElLPLAR HALL, in the town Of Delaware
on che FIRST and Third Saturdays Of March, April,
May, June, September, October, November and De
cember; and on the THIRD Saturdays in February
and August. Examinations viii commence a. 10
O'Clock a. n. Candidates MUST present ntisfac-
tory testimonials Of good moral character. The
Law requires, as a e0nditf0l q ssaziaGfi0B, that
each applicant for q certificate shall Pay to the
Board of Examiners a Zee Of 80 cents.
April 8. s6A&-tf J S. CAMPBELL. CLERK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-09
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.

DOMESTIC LOVE.-WhOever wrote
the following beautiful lines we VEN
ture to assert had "been there to see :"
Domestic Love not In proud palace halls
Is often seen thy beauty to abide
Thy dwelling is In lowly cottage walls,
That in the thiokets Of the woodbino hide
With hum Of bees around, and from the side
woody hills some little bubbling spring,
Shining along thro' banks with harobeIls dyed
And many bird, 70 warble on the wing,
When Morn her saffron robe o'er heaven and earth
doth fling.
o love Of loves to thy white hand is given
OF earthly happiness the golden key
Thine are the Joyous hours Of winters even,
When the babes cling around their fathers knee
And thine the voice that on the midnight sea
Melts the rude mariner with thoughts Of home,
Peoplng the gloom with an he longs TO sec.
Spirit I've built a shrine, and thou has come,
And on its altar closed forever closed thy plume
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O0n A MONTH AGENTS wanted for
eD0U sir entirely 5seg aTticles jHst out. Address
o. T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Ne.
june J., '66-1yf-
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DR. WHITE
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y. y, DUA,
Governor Of Ohio.

UOFoluOE OF OuIOs
BY the Governor
VIM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary Of
State.
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SheriR2s Sale.

Nov. 2, 1s65-5w .pfs9 90.
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Q. .. POTTER & co.

DEALERS IN
Il2 ON, AILS, GLASS 3
HOUSE BUILDING MATERIALS,
AND HARDWARE GENERALLY
DELAWARE. OHIO.