Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

CoAIPLINIENTABY.-Be we publish
some of the hattering notices we have
lately received at the hands of our CO.
CempOraries:
The Delaware Gazette, another welI-con-
Quoted Ohio weekly, entered upon its hftieth
wear with its last ISSUE MeSsrSs Lee and
Thomson are its present cOnduclOrsi and
make q paper creditable to themselves, and
we doubt not pleasant and instructive TO
,heir readers Cincinnati Gazette.
The Delaware CO.) Gazette, one Of our
most valued exchanges, has just entered up
on its fitiCth volume, The Gazette is one
of the best county papers IN Ohto.-Ladt07eG
Herald.
l volume last week. 1t is one OF the oldest
/ and most prosperous county papers IN the
State 1t Is ably edited, sound in principle
ana we nope Tor IL ana IT'S pFoPfletoTs a long
/ and rich future Upper SdgldlsSky Pioneer.
| The Delaware Gazette, with its issue last
week, entered upon It's hfGleth yOlume.-
/ Though venerable in years. it is still full OF
I life and healthy Vigor, and is one Of the
! 0est papers that come to our taole.-CtTets-
Uitte Union.
/ A VETERAE,-The Delaware (O) Gazette
1 has just entered upon its 1ftieth volume
/ There are few older papers In the State, and
only one other has been equally e1em pt
/ Lee & Thomson, the present firm ARE making
1 q one of the very best papers in Ohio
/ Springfield Republic.
| The Delaware Gazette has entered upon
! its hftieth volume, When we remember
] that Ohio has been State for only 66 years,
| this strikes us as being rips old age for a
| county newspaper. Yet the Gazette ire
| neweIh its strength like the eagles, y and in
| creases its vigOr with its years.-BeLefOTt0t
/ Republican.
| FIFTY YEARs.-The Delaware, Ohio, Ga
! zette has just ca tered upon its nftieth vol
| ume. 1t is one Of the oldest papers IN the
state, and has been subject 20 but few
| changes of prOprietOrs during its existence
the present proprietors, MessTs. Lee anc
Thomson, get out a most excellent paper
| one of the best in the State, and we hap,
pen TO know that their efforts are apprecla
ted by the people Of Delaware county.-COL
Isg7l5ttS GGzette.
The Delaware Gazette entered upon it
hftieEh volume this week. During that pc
riod it has had but six prOprietOrs- In th'
hands of the present prOpFteGOrs, Lee anC
thomson, it has lost none OF its sprightli
1 ness id its old SIDTtTlQTIeJd AdUeTtiSeT.
That sterling paper the Delaware Gazette
came 10 US last week, announcing It's entTanc'
| into the nfCielh volume. The Gazette,
full Of years and honOrs and we have ~
! exchange in our list, which is more adj!
edited or more neatly printed In the latte
respect it is a model OF beauty and is no
surpassed by any cc-nty paper in Ohio
! We wish MesSrs Lee & Thomson every sue
cess in their efforts TO give the people Of Della
ware first class paper, and hope they ma,
= always be as well appreciated as at the pres
| ent.-laUlgdet6 Herald
The Delaware (Ohio) Gazette has just en-
> tered on its Ttftteth year. There are few old
| er papers in the State. and with q single eI
ception Il has been more exempt than an
other from the numerous changes IN owner
! ship and other fluctuations peculiar TO IA
being one of the oldest, tt is one of the bes
and most vigorous of Western WeeklteS.-
f Capt. a. Il. Lee, the senior editor and propr1
: etOr, represents his county IN the presen
legislature, and, though young, he rank
among the ablsst members on the Republ
! can side. He Is q constant thorn In the sid
! of the Democratic majority, and permii
? none Of their villientes TO escape e1posuI
3 and unciatiOn.-SaHdtssAg Daily Regsste