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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-07

By GzoaGz ARNOLD.
Sweet IS The voice that ealla
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Sweet Is The voice shat e.lla
s From bzbbling Eztar falls -
In meadows where the dovay seeds are dying
And soft the brsezzs b low
AID eddyiaE come and 90
In taded gardens whore tas ross is dying
Among The Hnubblsd corn
TIE blths quait pipes a. mora,
Ths merry partridge drums in hidden places,
And gutiering inascts CLEAN
Above the resdy rsam
Where busy spiders spin their dlny lasss
Al eve. cool shadows fall
Across the garden wall,
And on the clustered grapes u purple turning,
And PearlY vaP0rs lis
Along ihs eastern SKY
Where the broad harvess-ua0oa Is rodly burning
Al, soon on ED and hill
The winds shall whistle chill,
And patriarch swallows can their hoeks togelher
To fly from frost snd snow,
And seek FOR lands Ehere blow
The fairer blossoms OF = balmier WeAthsr-
The pollen-d usted bees .
Search FOR the hOney-lsss,
That Iineer in tho last flowers or sepsembsr,
Whtls plaintiTe m0urning d9ves
Coo sadly % their loves -s-4r =.
or the dead summer they 50 wen rsmember-
The cricket chlrps an day,
so, fairezt Eammer stay ~ $685.
The squirrel eyes askaaes ths ohestnuls browsing.
Tia wild fogIly Afaf 1a-9 94l at r9a
Above the fszmy bar ..-a #1H.aas
And hasten south ward ere the sias are rr04aing
Now comes fragrant breeze
Through the dark cedar treca
AMI round about ny temples Tondly fingers,
In gentle playfulnass Hz
Like to the son earess
Bestowed in happier days BY loving fingers
Yet, though sense OF grief -r.la
Comes with ths falling Leaf, @
And memory makes The summer doubIy pheasant.
In all my autumn dreams
future sumner CLEANS
Passing the fairest gloriss or the present le# .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-07
MEDICAL.
d. AREOLD, III. d.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
UELAWARE, OHIO.

@@@%feA - @A@A4Sa 0AA = "
Ofi5s IN sandusky Street, opposite the Della
ware County National Bank
Offee hours from 10 to u O'Clock A. NJ,
and 2 to q and to s P. N.
THE WORD .sECLECTIC7 SIGNIFIES TO CHOOSE.
70 select rom the various systems such principles
aud opinions IS have been demonstrated be sound
and rational Tne Eclectic OF new school Of medicine
acting upon this principle, have selected many good
renefiss from the AfioPzEhes Homeopathic, Hydro
pathie and Botanic systems ana in addition 10 the
Selections made from these systems they nave dlscoy
cred and brought into use over hundred new and
4iuaoie QHs@ne rennedless which are unknown 70 any
oiheT system OF practice. Pursuing this liberal and
Rr9gressiva course Of study and Investigation they
have established system entirely different lrn any
other and daly experiences and observation are con
stanty demonstrating to the world Ibe super i0rty
this over all other schools or systems ol medicine
heretofore known 70 The medical profession.
The system q practice las beel eminentIF sue
ecsstll 70 the trtaiment Of many Of those obstinate
cases 0 chronic diseases which heretofore have been
regarded incGrabie- Among which may be named:
70 C5lsuInptions Serofaa. Discharges from the Ear Ca
swelling, Ssrofulous Sores, yaricose Ulcers &c 10
treatment OF all diseases stomach Liver and
Hypertophy ana al other diseases OF the Heart Neu-
raigia, Epilepsy spinal Affections and Iseases Pc
lszsd Is l5 Be tue most certain aud successful ever
known 10 me medical profession. The new system
differs in theory also, from the old u teaches that
dlseasee A5lloh s Always lne result Of impaired
vitality what appears be an exaltaton 81 the
ol part oE o. the Nhoie body Is Ihe true condition
heuUrs q has dsm ssed The dogma tEat ia order To
puuu tue system up u is hFst necessary b tear it
d0Eu and c0nsrq ueuty ali those debitating and de-
Pstng ageats wheh reduce thel systcua and leave Il
~ 2 qssAsed eonaIl.on, after The primary disease is
reu1Fed, rtjzCted.
Persons iabouug under All forms uI chronic diseases
viii uoubtless nuu IL 40 their advantage avail them
a4Ees qtthe improved system oi Treatment,
pf04ed ~ emInently successful III an cases which
were hot tutreiy oeycnd The reach remedial agents
CousuitatioR wii oe Tree, ana OF ths InosV candid
1hafler and 70 no Wiz the patient be prescrib-
ed Tor unless the prospects Tor relief are
probable.
TERMS For office -prescr iptiens and medicines,
Cash. kOr visits, she same as other Physicians
--Iuly2T, 6.-6m
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a Lord's EoeentrieitY.

The London correspondent Of a Paris
newspaper tells a good story of an Eng
lish nobleman, In connection with the
Atlantic Ocean Telegraph. UpoR the
news Of the successful laying of the At
lantic cable becoming known in London
50 the story runs, one of the most prom
inent members drove up to the central
Office of the telegraph and wanted to send
q message to Newfoundland. He was
politely informed that the line was not
yet open for business. His lordshiD,
nothing daunted, said that he held a large
number of shares in the company, aud
put down 2OOguineas.. Upon this he was
promised that an effort would be made
to send his message through What he
sent was as Follows 50 .fi us aftIg.g FOO wi
70 q he Telegraph Operator at Heart $
Content
'Send on the strongest electric spark
your machines are capable of, but give
one minutes notice beforehand
In due time, his lordship waiting pa
tiently some II hours, the spark came
and my lord lit,his cigar with his cigar
lighter thus electrically ignited from
Newfoundland, and walked off truly sat
IB16ds .qa .HiNu
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SheriR's Sale.

Israel FULLER, Pin. TOY VIRTUE OF an Execution,
Us, ~ issued lf0n1 tha lCeurt %
John Elmore. Deft. COmmon Pleas, Of Delaware
County, Ohio, and TO me directed, shan oAer az
public Vendue at the dOor Of the Court House u
delaware, in said County on the
24tIt day of Sept, a. ID. 1866.
at O'Clock p " Of said day the following discribe
Real Estate wit 'iSit0ated The county Of Dela-
ware and state Of Ohio aud being the North part q
Lot No. so, Section J. Township D. Range Is, T. s. ~
Lands and bounded aud described fOl0Wst Begins
uing a \ the North west corner Of said Lot
50, and running thence south S. poles on the west
line of said lot or on the east ne bf lot 29
northwest corner OF IS acres Of the south part
said 80 owned by Snuei s. Oliver, thence east,
TOO poles on the said Olisers north line 20 stone
line Of the lot, thence north s. poles on said
tile a the north east corner OF said lots
west 100 poles TO the place of b. ginning coz
tanning IS Of land.
Appraised at g. tttS5A zfNlEs el-.llttke
JNO. W. LADD,
aug. "a 1886. 5t.pfs9.OO. sheriff.
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Legal Notice.

VETILIAM WORLtNE ahd CathaFine Mcpherson and
w Archibald kePhersOn. her husband all Of the
STATE Of Illinois, and Ehza Ann Worlne wLo is narled
(the name Of her husband aud place residence is
unknown, Will tax notice that ths undersigned as
Administrator de bOHts Of samuel Worline, decd.
the Esd day OF August AZ tsA ad6, Mta4 u tae fQ
bate Court Of Delaware County, ohio, his petition
against them and others praying among other things
for order Of said Cou q fOE she ee Oh and ne as
signment Of she dover Of Nary Wofn0. IT, and TO 81 e
following premises In Lots Nos ~ and so IN
the Town of Ashley, Delaware county, and stale q
Ohio and that The deed for Lot Ne. ~, ade m
ia the name Of the said samuel WoEenes BY E1neh
Lamb, dated October 18th "A. ID. 1851, may be de-
creed fraudulent and VOID she creditors 81
William W0rhns, deceased. .f. sa .ae
Petition Wl be for hearing keEore the Judge Of
said Court his ofce in the Town Of DeaW9ros phoi
sth day Of tictober, A. p l6t6sat 10 o'clock
A. n. JOSEPH Q. COLE, AdmT- De bonis aQn
Carper & Van Denan, Of samuel orhnes
AItys for Pet b.H -.allzEta-l deceased.
aur Al 166 -5WprsT .504f sa-. Is .5 ..- ..1. %
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Proclamation.
To the Qualified Voters Of Dela10are
County. Ga0UdaH 8EITHFHA0
KKTHEREAs. Tho Commissioners OF DelavaTe C'nn


WHFHEREAs The Commissioners OF Delaware C"un
NW ty contemplate the erect o. CouFt Huise In
the town OF Delaware al ai st s3 stEsVL thtais1ia
dollars, TO be raised bY taxation upon the taNa6ie
property OF said county, in ioqr inst an ents begin
ming with She year 1857 ;.NF IS 3 s4AbG A3N3ttA
AND WHEREAS, The third section OF the ACT
20 further prescribe the duties or County ssqn
ers " passed April 18th lS58, andA ths g. Apffl an
1866 requires that contract snail be made 70: a
court louss by which a larger Of money or eN-
pense is involved than ten Thousand d5ars. withUut
nrBt submitting the question, 20 policy ol sncn
outlay or expense involved therein, to the qua led
voters the county, either AZ the annual spring e
fail election
THERRFoRE The Aforesaid cOntelplat ted Quti ay ora
SUN sixty thousand dOllnrsr - be rasea as above
ted tho purpose Of erecting Cohrt House as
aforesaid is hereby submitted 70 Toe qualified voters
Of Delaware county at the fall election en- tle second
Tuesday Of October next, agreeable e fhe law above
referred to. a.slsg1 ....5s7l .
Ana the qualified voters Of said Delaware county at
the annual election said ID Tuesday OF October next
will have written printed, partly written and
printed on their ballots the words sCourt House Yes
or the words court Hsuse, No" Aud II it shall ap-
pear return the judges that majority Of
those voting shall voted YES, then the buld-
ing Of Court HOUSE as AZ ore said y iL Nhe az julgea q
have been authorized and not otherwise.
Given under our hands Ciically. at Delaware Ohioi
this Z0th day Of Aug, A. D. 1885
o. D. WILLIAMS, r ~ -i-l q s-i.ioA
CT. BRADLEY, Commissioners.
S.P LOTT.
August "A, 1866. 5w. C1 3 IEt fEHUEH q
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that the numbers might NOT be. seen,
that they rushed into the hall where The
convention was Sitting paying no attedfi6n
to the white flag which was displayed,
and fred ndiscriminately on the unarn
ed members that some of the citizens ia
the mob wore badges indicat ting organiza5
ton; that DR.. Dostie and several other
victims. we're murdered while. prisoners in
the hands of the police that the freed
men were murdered by the police indis-
crimiuately. aud eauselessH In view Of
these developments it is safe to dsay that
the New Orleans riotafoTds the FIRST in-
stance in the history -four country where
the authorities appointed to preserve the
peace and good order Of a city, have be-
come the,m0bbeEs and murdeFers of its in
offensive citizens, in neutrality-suspicious.
infamy they were conniyed at and excused
by tho President Of the United States
The case becomes still worse when ID is
remembered that the villains who perpe-
.tartedathese outrages were intensely dis
lOyal--y ct such are the men whom Presi,
dent Johnson dec lares he viii By the
help Of q od' restore to an equality with.
loyal citizens IN the Union 5Bt r.E lslas
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Guardian's Sale

~ PU ISSUANCE 81 "a order a lts Pgpbtta Cnlff aT
Delaware county Ohio, made on the % day Of Aug.
A. D.. 1856 IN the case Of Frederick D. Msrret, Guar
dian Of Robert A. White, aRainzt bis ward, he upa
signed will on
Saturday the I'D day Of Sept. A. d. 1866,
a Que 0'sIoek P 4. On ne premises oasr atP Pabio
sale tne folioHIng described real estate. Situate in
Concord township, DeIaware County, Ohio, and bein
Lot A. C. K n marked The plat Of the ttio
Of lands made in the or Maria White against Nell
ly White, Ct al as recorded in Vol l4rEage Z25
Chancery Records Of Delaware county, Ohio, begin
ming a stone a pest the west bank OF the
scioto river by aeuaar apd hhiie oaE at a. =. corr
nc og said land thence s. 81 degrees w along the
North line thereof, and in the county road l46 2A25
rods 70 q post in center % State road at point c
thence 10 degrees al0uE tne AcenteF OF said foad
81 10 rods post and two stones a. point K thence
50 degrees A minutes E. along the north line oi
Marian White. lot I53 22I00 rods her y. ~.
bank Sci0tO river point H. taeuCet. - 4 de
grees IS 90 100 rods q the place or beginning Con
tanning thirty three acres l25 clio perches Of land
The premises 10 be- sold fre1 from ala Iucn Dranoess
Terms OF sale.-0ns third cash, one-third 10 ons,
and third in years lroa day of sal % be
cured by mortgage the premises sold deferred
pay ments bear interest AZ per cent paya5le
huaiy.
FREDERICK D. MERREFT, Guardiah
By 7. 3. Powell, Of fgObeTtA. "a bite
his ATTY s[aus. 81 90 -4Eypfss 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-07

IN PURSUANCE 0Ef AN ORDER OF THE PROBATE
u Court Of Union County Ohio 1nais on the eth day
August 1856 in the OfJulia Ice EvFobd guar
dian Of warren 8. lockwood Et al. against her sid
wards, the undersigned aVailiod
Thursday the 18th day Of Sept. "A. d. 1866
at one O'Clock p. m the premises ofer Cor alesA
public auction, the following described real estate TO-
state Of Ohio haihe8 acrs fak 81 A1Oe psies Of
land or the undivided One-tenth of so 81
poles land SeetipH oqsI Town ship 81 Range l83
.U. s. n L. conveyed BY FFRnkhnsAhep and vie, e
John ConEn Dy dead dated April lat 1852, recorded
in Vol 53 page 24I record Of deeds Of Delaware Co
ohiO reference to a4ch ia hq foF lIareA particular
desert iptiOn.
Terms OF sALE-0he third cash on lay or sae 6ns
third one third in years from day Of sale,
six per cent interest gpaYate annual secured BY
mortgage premises End-s1 scu sa3llllq i.-s
JUI.IA,A. LOCKWOOD, Guardian s
OF Warren s. lockwood, FL AZ, Il,
By T. 4. POWELL, her Atty.
August II, 1865 4wpfsT, ,5O.s-le t-1 81
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- n. 80 - q

Full Course in all Branches. $50 60
ShoFt Course Single aud double EntFy 20 90
Ladies' Course Single and Double Enry... IS 90
Teachers course IN Penmanship. IS 90
Nv enty per cent deducted for Disabled Soldiers.
a hDeral dGductun & or Clubs.
\. B,--WE WARRANT SATISFACTION CAsEs-
forfull particulars send f1F-CirOBlaUss 7 r- "a ~
may 2s '66. IT. % Nf & ~ So A- A-s-s-
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CITY DRUG STORE
MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. 500 1g where a e ss our Ne la5 Ss2s5 sso
sewing Maohines. Three new kinds. Uuder aud up
er feed sent on tr4i Warranted I've years. Above
salary dIaF missions paid. The machines
sold United less than $40 which are
fully licensed J Hsi0s, Wheeler, L Wilson, Gr0UsF E
Baker SiRgsT g Co.. and BGeieIaeF. AN Oiher cheap
mannnssre ifTiHgeBleRts ami the seller afssr
5jtsO Fr ST. ilae sad Het Illustrated cir
Culars free Address, call upon shaw * Clark,
at BddelOrd, Mains, or Chicago III
June L s65. wi.
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Abraham Lincoln.

I The following eharaeteristiei anecdotes
of the late lamented President are from
Mr8F F.rBaC Carpenters book entitled Six
Months at the White House with AbFa7
ham Lincoln p. !" ....g g4SfT s,sf,.
81 Upon the appearance of what was
known as the Wade and Davis nantes
to, subsequent to his RECOMMENDATION, an
intimate friend and supporters, who was
very Indignant thata such document
should have beer, put forth just previous
to the Presidential election, took occasion
to anImadvert very severely upon the
course that prompted At To- 1t Is not worth
fretting about said the President; 1T
reminds me Of. an old acquaintance, who
having a son of q semitic turn of mind,
bought him a microscopes. The boy went
around experimenting with his glass up
on everything that ateamehn hisway. One
day, at dinner table, his father took up
piece of cheese. Don't eat that, father,
said the boy, it is full Of wriggles My
son. replied the old gentleman, taking, at
the same time, q huge bite, 'letem wig
gle; | can stand it if they can aiii
Among the numerous delegations
which thronged Washington in the ear
ly part of the war was one from New
York, which urged very strenuously the
sending ofa tleet to the Southern cities.
Charleston, Mobile, aud Savannah
with the object OF drawing Off the rebel
army from Washington Mr.. Lincoln
said the project reminded him of the case
of girl in New Sale IN, whowas greatly
troubled with a "singing" in her head
Various remedies were suggested BY the
neighbors, but nothing tried afforded any
relief At last a man came alongL'a.
eonimon sense. sort of man. said he, IN
elining his head toward the gentleman
COMPLIMENTARY" who was asked to pre-
scribe for the difficulty. After due iu-
quiry aud examination, he said the cure
was very simple 1Whatis itR' was
the anxious question, Make a MASTER
of psalmtupes aud apply to her feet, and
draw the singing down was the reioin-
der. 'u ADH -au'ah lhEf8a7 oJ avon /
Idt iO stu4m
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Sheriff's Sale.

Nhe commissioners ol ~ = go - -
us NJ Tine Court Of Common Pleas Of
Caleb Howard 1t. al Delaware County Ohio 1s4all
offer for sale AZ public vendue, at the door Of the
Court House, in DeiaVHnR5 in SAID Cqpnty on the s
24tI5 dag of Sept. joAaaD. 1885,
at O'Clock P Il. of Day following described
real estate wit .tIn Troy tOWnship, Delaware cQun
ty, Ohio 10 wit = BlunEed East, in th centRr. Of
the Olentangy RivaEt on the I'd line made-by 81 B
Main for Percy MaiH North W. G. Norris land, West
owned by Anderson Eagan } the line is taxsa in the
center of the Turnpike road South on the o Id Nam
line, deductng therefrOm, Ten acres decided by Mary
Elliot Mary Perry 70 Leonard, for hfe and DO-
veyed his chdrea being the d Percy Main farm,
and containing from sixty Eighty acres Of land.
Delaware and State OF Ohio, IN Range as Township
section 2 .. 8. n Lands and bounded and Osefihed
as follows: To commence at the center Of lot 4, at
the corner OF lands ned by Henry Wiley, Samuel
Wise and Villa m G. Norris, thence, 90 run North
along the division line Of said Tot a TO stake in the
south line OF said lot far enough to make hty
thence North land owned by W. 6. Norris, the
line or said lot, thence ess to she place OF be1
ginning contain htty ceres Also another track OF
marcel or land SItuate III tbs codnty Of Delaare aha
State OF Ohio, 70 Being the North East quarter
Of Lot In the second quarter OF the Fllh Town
ship and Ninstsentha Range fNhs US. n Lauds IN
the State OF Ohio estimated to contain hundred
and tWenty-ve acres the w hole North East quarter
pf said lot No A. agreeable to survey and plat made
aa rveyOr Of said Delaware GOany ab0ut the year A..
d. 1917.
First described tract appraised at S3 500. Second
described tract at 81 OO0- Third at 50, $50 -f-'
q " AhHy
Aug "a, '66.-5L pf6I5 90. SheriM
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Dyln l9TT09 d .

T5TNA c. PEARSON AND PfIILAfJDER PEAfsoN,
III Who reside in BeFrieR County Michigan, Jacob
Woodcock, Hulda WoodeockI Whe IS married and
whose present ame is unknown kebecea Woodeock
who is married and whose present name is unSnown
and ber hubssnd whose name is unknoWnS Ni tllam
woodcock and Ri Woodcock, whose residences are
IN kn own but supposed TO be in the state OF Iowa
Rifzabeth stan vIand si ocs stangiaLd
Mary Abrams, Sylvester Abrams, stephen Abrams,
Cornelius Abrams John H. Abrams, iMargaret q
Abrams and Flora B. abrams gnese Residences az e
uukuo wn but supposed % be in Noble COuntg Ind.
viii take notice that Martha Sheets, and her nus
band Jonathan Sheets -of the County Or BeiaPfare
and state Ohio did on abs 3lst day Of July
A. D. 1866, hIe their Petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas within ana for she County % Delaware
m saId state Of Oho against them and Elizabeth Car
ney and Henry Carney, her husband, Gather inc Wall
dron znd eoF Fe Wadron her husb Gnd, kObert Fuf.
Ruson Executor or the last will and Testament Of Cor
q elius WOodcOck, decd MaFgare8 c. WoDdebek,
defend ants the object and prayer Of which peton is
e set last will aud TESTAMENT Of Cornelius
ood COCK deceased ahHl he asrsndants are nteFsgs
"a as deviseeg IN said will OF said Cornelius WOOdcOck
decd. aud also bis legal representa- tys and esy
are uirad 70 appear and answer said p etton on
or before the Sd SaEur8y afte TIE Fourteenth day o.
MARTHA GHEETSf So
and her Hn5bahd Jonathah Sheets.
By JONES & HRFLE, Auya Ior Petitioners.
ang. 10, 's6. .ew. -pfslS,75.
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Eloqaence Of Lincoln,

Speaking of Apraham Lincoln's ora
ton at the CONSERVATION Of the burial
ground at Gettysburg, the Westminster
Review for last month says:i-.r .I E4-
'It has but one equal, in that prouun7
ced upon those who iell during the first
year of the PelopOnResian war, and Do
one ,nespeet It is superior to that great
speech IL is not only more natural, ful-
Ter of feeling, more pathetic, but we know
with absolute certainty that Il was really
delivered. Nature. here fairly takes pre-
of 81 art, even though il be the art
of Thucydides.H be- sEf.a atanfN f
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LEGAE N0TIeEs.T asFaa


To WHOu n NAY CoECERN
On the 2ath day Of August, 1868, a petition was
dled vii b the Comm issioner5 Of Delaware County
Ohio, signed BY twelve citizens living int er-
ested 10 tha ruad mentioned below, the object and
prayer OF which petition IS FOR the Troy Turnpike
Company 10 take and By permit 10 writiu fro n
said Com isgioL an that p3rton tue oid san
dusky Columbus turnpike road as lles between The
North line OF the Corporation of the TOXIN a. Daaa-a
and the North liee of DtlaqgaFe &eu1tF aafd baii4
ton Will be for hearing a the nfzt eetnf Of aaid
Commissioner O. Hills. Sec y
aag- 81 1sd6--4T. Troy Turn pike Co.
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ANECDoTE or LORD BROUGHAM. ~
The noble lord was pleading before the
court Of the queens bench, aud had la-
bored in vain for some hours to convince
the judges OF the force of his arguments
He was much irritated az his thilurc and
had already begun 70 grpmb'd at herr
dulluess. When the me tQrrsress came
on Lord Bpaugham went out and was
seen drinking the last drop of two pints
of port That's bad thing 70 do, SAID
one of his friends who natlced the aet,
''it wili make you stupid Nlts just what
4 IN trying "a do, was the sarcastic re-
ply5 II shah now be able, 10 dlfepss
nv case more on a par with the judges
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=. 10. LETTELL & som,

siiati9t4 UEALEts IN s.,,l,ta..l z.ssss- .
FAMILY GRO CBRIES q PROVISIONS.
" EER constantly on hand Coffee Teas sugars, Rice,
~ Meal -Four. Fish, Pork Dried Beef, Sugar Cured
l7ans and shoulders Pure Cider Vinegar, Molasses,
Syrups Cfockefy stone Ware and FrulJ Cans-
Rene ber TIE place-One door south OF Miller
y Feb. Is, g,i1s64. s.t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-07

poets aud heroes are Que race. The
difference is between. ideas aud actions.
The, one does what she other eonceiyes.
The thoughts are the same Women are
naturally as, enthusiastic as the one, as
Outrageous as the other, PoetrE he-
r6lsnl, and love are akips5ssa a1 E43f
nuunu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-07

Thus not being able 20 keep constantly in view
their resources ald. le5ihdess-s miCror pr thsir
standing
Persons desiring ssCohaefosaI Educatioha can
acquire it thls College, for about the
price usually charged elsewhere
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CulGivators and Flows,

LARSEAStock Of CULTTyaTORs Of didste
tay--paterus, alsu single shovel PloWs, Double b
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