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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The Glass Who Hold On.

1 The article by Thurlow Weed, on the
/ n1iIiionaireB Of New York, publish ig
Il yesterday 3 Gazette, ie Interesting, in-
Isrfuctive and suEgastiVe. The richest
men ia New York, Il is shown are
those who acquired real estate by tn-
fhPritance or purchase, and held on, re-
Fjnwtsting the income, and taking no
risks; those, an n word, who did moth
ing to advance the Interests uf the city
or society but were Satisfied TO tatten
ON the fruits Of the lAbura Of others
W. B. Astor, the writer informs u.s. was
never known to take g risk He
watched for safe Investments that
would yield 4, s, 6 or per cent and
idro these he pat bis money
We heard one Of tine MwhGNt men I'm
Cincinnati boast that be had nnver sub
scribed q dollar co aid IN the 3Onstruc-
lion OF a railroad. II all the peopl1 Of
Cincinnati had adapfed BIS MANS poll
Icy; if all the people Of New York had
followed tbe example 01 wa Et Agtor,
what would either city be Worih today
Tlha men Who build up citi6s ana devsl-
6p the resources or iahe country, are the
men who do take riszB~-amd these are
The men who are missed when they die.
What interest suffers when the "hold-
iastn class die Such men are not
mi sasd. and the sooner they are laid ia
their graves the better for the world
and the better for the community in
which thev live. There are NO MEM
0srl OF EoEieiV more useless han these
"bOld FAST millionalrea. Producing
nothing, they fatten on the industry Of
others. Taking no risks, they grow
rich from the Efforts OF those who do
take rislzs-vFho are working men and
Lhs life Of society.
A man is not to be condemned be-
cause he is rich, but man ls responsible
for the wealth which he controls. In
the eyes Of God and man, miser is a
most contemplate creature. Equally
60 be despiEed is the rich man who lives
exclusively for himself For this crime
ne may not suffer a his own life, but
bis sins fwil be visited upon his chiI-
iren unto the third and fourth genera
tion." How literally this Is fuldned,
We need n06 stop TO point out. Rarely
does the wealth of the father reach The
Uhi1-5i Euuerlltfun. The man who ''hold-
fast" usually trains up his children in
the way they should not 60, and the
accumulHtiUns Of the father are gener-
ally scattered by the children, and
too often, disappears with the
money. Cincinnati Gdzetto.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

RTEW STOCK JUST RECAIvE0. Prizes reduced
~ at No. 9, Williams BiooF.
Nays '6s-tf g. PLATr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

WmEAL ESTATE AGENT. 0dica ID Williams Block.
Delaware 0hin, Persons wishing 20 buy, ssli
6TrcntFafms Or rsWn Property viii do well %
give him 6all. June ff's7-af1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The Josh Billings Papers.
THE GROW.

AEAE- DEA0HHa
Next TO the monkey, the crow has the
+ uoss dsVlltty 90 spare. They are born
very wild, kan be tau1sd az easy az q
goEG kan, but 8 tame crow is alztuallY y
4 worse than sore ghumb. @
Il%hen5 IS emmy thing about the hDu3G
4 thai they kauf get intC, iG is because tlle
36hln# aimt big gmuE hW6 rabhHE
4 5waacfRa d disGEilEa aizOol than Oneg taHlH
crow. Crows tive on 7FiIa5 they can
steal, and they win steal emmy Ethin 8
tha6 aIBt tied down.
They are fBud3uv meat Vi6lels. and
I are the ilfg5 l0 bold au inquest over b
iti9paEsad hu1EB or q Bell sheGDs 4h8 arr
. fiAe bird e8W hun15 bat herd l0IIt %
XIII they kan see g'u 9 miles first, ahd
Will s1l5eh a gun right thrO tl1g side of p
mountain.
They are not sonEsbirs, alth6 they
have good voice TO cultivate, but
what allaT dc siBg they seem to uHdeF-
stand thoreugalY 4onE Praettss hafiI
The crow Is tuH bird, and lf8a s1antl
the hest like g blacksmith, end cold
ilL9 g stun Watis l1a1I UtWElff.
They bid their ness aamOnE "a. tree,
and lay twice, and bhah eggs Wpnld
hatch uu6 they were AEEfa In a. snow
5anaE=-lheT ain1 no suOhafhiuE aE .Rtop-
ping q young oE0T. aa71 sIl rs-saa sI
0r9zYa aEa very lengthy. a. Abe19aYb
\
llis7a maaEal deta; a8d dlDn't beAeavB
they kmD how tgH
Eagg ara always tbini aDa ne8h, and
are ike 81 Old iajin-Fubbes shs1Ts PQOr
inside and out. ~ 10 81 assle
8 Thev. .ara mot con msf7ofed fine anffnn
altheE have rBad somewhere. nv hiled
Grows put stil I never heard Nv the
suEue man llaakeEing for s0m8 Billed
crow 2 times nf Eea #--f- Ia rsrf-s
This essa ON the crow is eoppied from
naturs and If It IL true, I ainr 70 blame
tor It natur made the crow, didn't; fl
had I would have made her more hon
est and not quite so tufE
HENS
Leads me to remark, in the flst place.
that thus far they are asuckOess.
They are dOmesticlz, and occasionally y
are tua.
This is owing to their not being billed
often enuH in their younger daZe; but
the hen ainU tsw blame for this. II
Billed hen is universally respected. Y
There is a gTat8 deal Of 0rigius Iii y I
5ew In the hen-REaCGiy how mach 1 4
kant tell, historians fght 90 much Il
about it. Some gay KnOysE had heusl
with him in the ark = and some say he 4
didn't. So e goes, ~ hiOh and luther.
4 kant tell va which was born ffus6, 4
.lla aen Or the eggs; Bumtimes thinlS 1
.hg egg Wuz5 and sumtimes 4 think I |
l0nsL izuO, and I kant tell now which il /
sieht for the life Nv me.
Laying eggs is a hens best grip.
"A hen that kant lay eEgs--iE laid 0ut.-i
One egg IS considered q fair davis I
work for q hen. T hav herd OF their doing
better, but ] doH'6 want a hen OV mlue 1
sW do tit Is apt teW hurt their con
Ititutiou and by laws, and thus impare
heir future worth.
The poet gez butifullys
esunBody has stole our old blew hen,
p EyHlsh they'd let her bee, /
She used % lay eggs q day /
And Sundays she laid 3"
This sounds treW enun for poetry, but
viii bet rs thousand dollars that IL
ever took place. N
This bet stands open till the 18th day
v next November, at half-past u
clock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

A SIGNIFICANT NEwsPArER. Tho
enormous circulation attained in nearly
every state by Brick Pomoroy's Rebel
organ IS a fact that cannot be explained
away. Here is journal remarkable
for nothing but its undisgulsed, veho-
ment championship Of the Rebel cause
eXulted over Lincoln's assassination
and Florihed j. Wilkes Booth na an
apostle and martyr of Liberty-with a
larger and more widely di6uard G rcu-
lution to-day than any two other Demo
cratic sheets, though it is printed in
any one explain that fact into harmony
with any theory which atlrma thnt the
Democratic party was ever at neart
hostile TO the Rebellion IN. j. 15ib-
i1se
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
EDUCATIONAL.
1860. OHIO 1868.
BUSINESS COLLBGB!.
1868.


SHARP se Kinds, FsssnLt3EG Do15s8tes.-
cfat mid 1eseBpnl1latc Uez3n5ss5s8slaes.
8. r WAY, Ps5Hcf6ag C7afToSreE7ato Dept.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
What American Girls say about
KIBsIng.

A Boston girl says, with an assunp-
tion Ofindignabion, t'Siry I declare such
liberty as that is beyond all bounds Of
prOpriegy and EenGlemauly manners
I''--she is stopped by another which
isn't resisted very. badly. The New
your conduct is a little familiar, 80 not
ardent; I've half a mind 20 ask you
what you take me for ?'2 The reply Of
Brown is that he takes her for some
thing nice and sweet, and a sharp
smRcking ensues. The Buffalo girl says
with marked pOsitiveuess of mauner,
but with equally marked iuEinceHity:
Wretch, theft, put that right back /; /
wouldn't lose iG for the world" She not
only don't lose 10, but gets (as she
wants. double principal and interest.
The Philadelphia girl says $50 you
think that's dreadful smart You
wouldn't have done it ifI had been look
ing, no indeed;'' but she makes it point
not to look. The Baltimore girl says:
t'Rupeat that insult if you dare, Hirs" )"
and exposes her face that it may be done
easily and often. The Washington girl
remarks: you've been and gone and
done it, have you; now cipher out how
much better you feel, and calculate
when you'll get another chance" The
Chicago girl says "Confound y3ur
itnpudence, do you take me for a New
Yorker? I'd have you know there is n
spice of danger in that little matter 2''
The only danger she apprehends is that
you WORT come again. The Cincinnati
girl says 'Did you ever2 no, 4 never
you men are perfect monsters" Af-
fecls tears and indignation, but is as
suaged by a duplicate Of the other dose.
The Louisville girl say: you've
done it sure, and well. If there are any
more Of the same sort, please help your
self. If you can stand IL, I can" The
Detroit girl says: ''AGien Jerusalem
what's naughty, funny man. Better
YOU look out how you take one, two, four
more. before mine RooG mother comes
The st. Louis girl says: cob, go
along with your foolish nonsense; you
can't do il again." She exposes her
self, and it Is done again several times.
Boston Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

rs hereby eEFea that thsra viii be q paIilioa prs-
II seEf q q las Board ha CoEl lElizsiaafs q BEL
aware EountT Gbio, e. thetr GsEt 5EHd 1ssziaz
tas lrom 5hs county road FduniuE unfhe east siaa
e the OlentangF River PGG8i1g by aanes l5Gins &c
the E0rse Shes Fn1d in Troy DBWu8hip, 10 SAID
sluraT, follows Ihe al1eTstina comm noa o.
she iins between James Main tnd The land fer
azsllya owed - David Bush, Decd, where saia
me eTNas SID road On tha said east side Of said
River, fsha present Fo4d starts some distance
us rsh this iIns,l thence Ezgtwardiy alopg said
tine ana passing she east end thereof % futeTseet
said road again near large white oak tree stand
Nam.
Nay 1, '6a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

We are permitted 20 make the follow
ing tract from 3 i9ae letter Feoeiv-
ed from friend Of ours now travelling
in LII
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Terrible Volcanic EruptiOn-Thous-
ands Of EarthgUakes-GT Great De-
stTuCtlOn Of life.

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.
The bark Comet, from the Sandwich
Islands, brings accounts of a terrible
volcanic eruption. Mauna-LOa began
demonstrations March q. On the q b
over one bundled earthauake shOciz<
were felt. During the two weeks fol
lowing to April 18th, two thousand
earthquake shocks occurred at Was
china. The earth opened in many
places.
A tidal wave sixty feet high rolled
over the tOps of the cocoa trees e. quar-.
ter of mile inland, sweeping human
beings, houses and everything movable
before it. A terrible shock prostFated
the churches and houses, killing many.
In all one hundred lives were lost, be-
sides one thousand horses and cattle.
The craters vOmIied Ere, rocks and
aud lava Ariver of red hot lava, i've
or six miles. long, flowed 10 the sea, at
the rate of ten miles an hour, destroy
ing everything before it, an forming an
island in the sea.
A new crater, two miles wide, has
opened, and throws rocks and streams
OF tire Thousand feet high. Streams
Of lava rolled tB the sea. At one time
the illumination extended fifty miles al
night. Ehe lava has pushed out from
shore one mile at Waychina. Three
miles from shore q cDnieaI island rose
suddenly, emitting column of steam
I anu AA3Oh1 WAAAAo bAA6 mono packet w as
passing, sI'latterfng mud on th8 vessel.
Tue greatest shock occurred April I'd.
Prior to the eruption, there was a great
/ shower ct ashes and pumice.
During the great shock, the swaying
motion Of the earth was dread III. No
person could stand In the midst OF
this tremendous shock, an eruption OF
red earth poured down the mountain,
I rushing across the plain three miles in
4 3 minutes, aud then ceased. Then came
the great tidal wave, and then the
streams Of lava. The villages on the
shore were all destroyed by this wave.
1 The earth opened under thssea and red
deued the water. The earth eruption
swallowed up tnIrty persons and the
sea many more.
Great suffering and terror prevailed
/ in the whole region affected.
Z The HlOOp LiYe Yankee had been dis
patched with provisions, etc., TO the
J rescue ADd reliefOg the people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

Why is it that in most every house lbey
have a Morning Star Cooking Stove p
Because they have been tried for several
years, and those that have used them re
commend them to their neighbors in the
highest terms, the demand increases. You
will find them in the lower Stove and Tin
Ware Store in the Evans Block, For
sale By the manufacturers agent, THOMAS
EVANS JF,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

Miss Lizette Peak died at Cleve-
land, at the American Hotel Let inst,
Of typhoid fever. She made her last
appearance in public at Case Hall on
tie evening of April 9th, on che ocoa-
siou of al entertainment given By the
Peak Family Of Swiss Bell Ringers, Of
which she was a member. When the
evening arrived she was quite unwell,
and her father proposed 70 dismiss the
audience, then present, rather than
have her appear, She replied. No,
father, do not DISMISS them it would
be 500 bad TO turn them away now; /
can appear" Few Of those present
oonld have imagined that the lady
who sang so sweetly for their enter.
tainmeut was racked with pains, aud
that the hand Of death had placed the
signet of dissolution upon her brow
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

A Southern Conservative Journal
sayss "a great many papers I'M South,
ing 70 provo that Gen. Grant is fonl.
we have GOO high a respect for the ge-
MUS Of Lee, Johnson, Bragg and beaur-
egnrd TO believe &C.. INDEED, we bavG
heard his pct-motal howl Ht bilnes when
we have thought that he was entirely
ftoo smart"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

According TO Mr.. j. K. Lord, an e1-
tenBive traveller, British Gulumbinl Ia
the Houthw west corner Of British Ameri-
ca, just north Of Washington Territory
They envsloped his camp, he says like
fog, and absolutely drove his men, q
hundred in number, from their work
ahd fn1nl 0llo regiens
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Who Woalaals b Il -.


Editing 3 paper ig q pleasant business.
IN it contains too much reading matter,
people won't take 1ts-ie rl-.-f
If the type IS tee large g donG con-
tain snongh Of frsadinE matter -
II the type is too sEnal1l people Won't
read it.
five publish telegraph reports, peo-
pie say they are liess
II We omit them, people say we have
%. enterprise, or suppress them Tor po-
lificRl effect s.
III we have q few jokes, the people say
FEe are rattle head
If We 0nit thems they say we are old
fossils.
If we publish original matter, they
condemn ms for not giving 8slectionagt
If we uubAieh selections, they say we
are lazy for not writing more and give
what they have not read in some 0Ehet
paper
five give 3 Raan q complimentary
NOTICE, then We are eenanRed for being
partial.
I we are known to address a female
they cali IS seandal and pity Cur wives,
IF we remain IA the ONCE end tend 10
0uE business Folks say gFa- are 700 proud
to alsnHHe with our fellows
IF We do not, they say we never at
tend 20 business
Ifwe publish poetry We adact senfi-
meltaligHs
N vvs d. saots -uEs- have no literary F50is
i8h OF TASTE
five do not pay all our bills prompt
", folks say we are not to be trusted.
If we pay promptly, they say we
stole the money.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

The spring style 81 hats is 8 consider
able reductions of the low beli-er0W a.--
During the coming summer Wh1te nap
ped and pearl eafgFeel UEplasa hRla 81
the same shaPa promise % be more gen
eEal than last year, though preiefence
Wtll often be shown Ia the seuIl hat, or
thick straw, with marrow bfinds and
wide black bands, VII also receive at
teuti0n.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

New Cooking Stove called the Black
Price" burns coal Be we'll as v od, With
equal facility and success. Pronounced by
judges TO be the handsOmest ssuvr made
Warranted TO give Satisfaction in ever par
ticular OF 90 sale, Call and see il al tL,.
lower Stove and Tin Store IN ihg -Evpus
Block, kept bv THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
90 Notice.

RYoTICE Is hereby given thzi position viii be
Aa presented 10 the Commissioners Of Della war e
CssHntE Rt 81 cir next regular meeting, the first
Ela5IgT in 1lEla naEt n grant location Of
IN Orpnge trWnahlp; from what ls EaaHn Ehe
Hauilin fiFd. down the east siue Of AluW cFeeE,
as near said creek as gooa road eau be Eada. 80
a ditch thenoe east along said ditch 20 the Lock-
win and AfrHsa road.
MaF 1, '6s--zW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
SLEEPLES NIGHTS.

As remedy 10 sooth All nervous excitement. ans
IN its truest sense aTpiae there is, perhaps no
medicine eztant which Is received win SO much
IaTor as Rob+el- e stomach Biit rs; q wine glass
tu! on going TO bed is all that Is required to pro-
duee soand and healthful sleep. n, u. STARR, Ipt.
oppos te American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

A gentleman having engaged a
bFicklayor 10 make some repairs 10 his
cellar, ordered the ale 20 be removed
before the brieklayer oJmmepoed his
work. "Oh. I'm not afraid of barrel
Of alel' said the brickiayer. pre-
sumo not, said the. gentleman, opt 4
think a barre Of ale would run AZ
Hnnr nnnroaoL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
MILllNERY.
.WELLE.VoERE

Irss w. G. WENSELL,
IL AS on hand a well selected Stock Of Millinery,
A4 and Fancy GO ds Of all Kinds, and the very
A'ts4t styles TO which she invites the attention
Oh me Asael=es OF ilelAWara and vicinity.
- farHcuiar attention given t. cutting and fitting
Dls11ell saeks, &C., OF made 70 UFder on short
notice. IL she lalesg styles
No. q, South Main st., DolaWaFs, Ohio.
May16s-6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

The Boston Transcripts observes3 ga
correspondent suggeats the endowment
OF an institution 70 teach she 0fb Of
housekeeping Many peESone Wsii eE
te ia Coo late. as housekeeping beacHEs o
the lost arts"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
NaAL notice..


FTgfIE undt rgfgned has been duly appof1tsd and
u qualified H8 Administrator OF the -eslats Of Dr.
Matkias Gerhard, late OF Delaware County, deceas-
. d. All persons knowing themsgIvrs indoBted
WI pledsa eaaEa immediate payment
May 68-3fl. J. 3. Vas DLllia
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

elFoONs, Forks, Napkin Rng1, and other Table
g iuTniturs Just received. Prices reduced lesl
than Columbus rates. a No. 8, Williams Block.
Mayg6SH G, PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Ran mAsmE

In the mouth in the morning lie one It tho sy lap-
toms Of bilious condition or diserdeTcd state Of
the liver, should not, " single day be neg
lected, as u is but the Fr mUnitITy symptom + a
train evi Is aBd the very OF disease. Pro-
cure at once RobHcks Blood PHI g, administ them
accordipgto tue directions accompanying each
box, aud the aiflculfy aud Danger OF disease viii
81 once be removed. n. Z. STARR, agent, pPpo-
site American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

A dull fellow speaking Of en- acguain-
tanca TO a journalist, said; "Ha p very
tmid be coui du't say boot tn agooae."
'How do Won know, . inquired the Jour
nalist, "did you try himf ?"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
LUmBR, NAHs, &C.


aUabaFy oay sh, BaI1
Ss.
FTEEEE an lGsrEl e0sz having eTansd 6 Enulbe1
" Yard and Ware House On sf inter Street, betWear
ne Suspension Bridge ald 1allIaaa Depot are pre-
pared 70 Odsr great indueemeHts 60 purchasers
He are Eeeeiving and VIII have constantly on hand
q large stock Of
Elns3 Poplar. Aalas Walnut, 8 other Lumber
9iee sssHeiingg esleafsS saasfing, Shingles, Lath
saaaa asoa!1 gl1 fiaais=~IIhisa having paEchase6
from arEihaDds, they aEa enabled % sell At re
Easi Cash rates. Also,
Lrons Nails, Window Glass, Fish. salt,
Grind Stones, Water Lime, &c.
We can SCI 20 Nsuahsnts SAD others on ne mos
q gorabie terms CLIPPEBGER & 60
0elaWsTe NAV ld. .1s5a.--fu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The Time
Err RYSEPE PET, as.

Or, ST Anthouy's Fire, can 6e nnlt .eaeetualiy
Graduated ~ the use CT Robaol's Stood PUriier
in en1aisuctton " th Rnbaek's Blood rms. u
STARR, Agent, opposite Amerioi ~ Hrus'.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

Mrs. Jenkins complained GA the eve
ming that the turkey she had ealon at
Thanksgiving did not sot we'll. Prob
ably, " said Jenkins, "lt was uot q men
turk0y.H lie B0t glass Of WabeF An
bis ea0ai ra
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
School Dxanaineres TTOficl

A@8480A @81e4A44449G&' ~ 0El&@s
FHVEE school Examiners Of nelawNre county vii.
u meet during the year 1868, fIr the examina.
tion Of teachers, 81 the following places and times
uamsiy
At the COURT ROOM IN Delaware, March tn
And Z1st April 4th aud 18Th i; May ID Septem-
Der zatn ! 0ctob l0th and oath November TN
and 14tn December 5th.
Al the SCHOOL HOUSE In Osirandsr, March 2sth
aad Oct Sd At fhe SCHOOL HOUSE in Ashley,
April 1Iehs A tue SCHOOL HOUSE IN Lev. is Cen
teTs APEli 25lh snd Oetaber slst A. Col. Frambes'
ses30Oh HOUSE IN Sanbury, May ON and October
Candidates mast present satisfactory testimO-
alals OF good morll character ard the law re-
qolEes. Is condition gf examination, that each
cents.
20 oertihcate is granted aaIess ths candidate Ia
9aAtAeo % teach ALI the branches na med fn the
laW namely OrthogFaphy, Reading, Writing,
AFltnllotles aeosFaphF, English Grammar and
poa8easesan adequate knowledge Of me theorv. ana
practice o. eeachinR.''
NO candidate, Of eF a second failure viii be ad-
mlttou % FeeeZamtnltiUn within SIX months
Exam uinltlous viii commence 40 oic4ock A
A snd oiese at O'clock P. d. and no applicant
VII be gdmitied af-sr II o'clock. The exerciseq
Wal be conducted as FAR as possible in wiring
zach candidate rs requested TO bring paper aud
penplA and q stamped envelope directed 70 nm
eaii % Hnich the certificate awarded will bs
mailed % him. or nCttCe OF failure
.. s. CAMPBELL.
keo. "a, 1888 1T Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
AgricnltnraI Meetine.

A MEETINGo Of the Board Of Managers of
"A the Delaware COunty Agricultural So
cisty, win oe held at the office Of the Seere-
tary, in Delaware, on Saturday May 18th at
/ O'Clock, p. NJ. a fun meeting is earnestly
requested. u. DUHFEH,
may8'68-2t President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
AS AN APERIENT.

There is no medicine SO much in favo " ith those
who are acquainted With their action BObacI'a
Blood pills they are safs, pleasant and ralld IN
their operation, and are purely vegetable Try
them. N. q. STARR, Agent, opposite American
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

Executors Sale Of Re al
Estate.
FN pursuance q tAe order OF the Probate Court
A Of Delaware COuLtT, Ohio. shah oaier for safe
~ publc veDdus on the premises on
SATURDAY, NAY Is, A. D. 1865,
st one O'Clock p ~, the following described real
estHtes siiusta n Thom p80a Township IN sa ware
Gountg ,Ohia, beginning at a white Haple-the
Nt rth-West corner of Christopher AoOre's land e
thence North ~ degrees west 100 poles 70 corner
tEo water oeeches and red oak thence North 73
degrees, East so poles 70 coFneF-thrPe smaii va
ter ashes thence south u degrees East 200 poles
20 oerner-befCh and irnnWo0d on the north line
nf said HOoFe's iaHd thence With said line south
73 degrees. vest 60 POLES - 6fie beEianiug--tha
whole containing 1CO soFes, being part Of Lots q
aud 2s as surveyed BY Joel Wright fer Baum d
Perry
TEa1ls or S4Lz.-0ne-tbiFd cash, and one-third
10 one, and oBe-fnird N 8Eo years, with annual
interest, to be secured. by maFtgaEe on premises
sold. DANIEL n. RUSSELL,
CARPER h VAN DEMAS Executor OF
AttV for Ez'r, John A. Graham, decd.
Apr Z, 6s-sfEesa 90 .-....--- ..- - -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

riding past WnllOWs, when the elder
one asked the ofher, 'tFYhare would YOU
be 81 that tree bore les proper fruit %
Riding alone, sir" was the prompt
reply.