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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
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Sunso 0atr, RAP rit 5rnppeu ale 3u,Sn,, an
Tenn 2tsnter tslcssn unp ttiutn SIratr roilr,n
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8e'atsr ale SiIis pOu Nubtn al, unr nun wurrtn
QUE i'm @etaure tcFnrl;h;n ptrisnsn os,uuu,,u
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ben. Gis TOlrrtars warlu lin ras St,,t,r tsr,,w
tau'A't'elt, unr ite 3rnn9:n jtrcn r.r S,r,u,r,u.
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%rrl5'rtt, ru'He anf tv SftQt NIT goion,,t,n
nisi'rS'FCdm ctsr uiteftm.
" mar cine fm&ttuse Suns. QnFen un,;,
8''ts ''ns ~utbsnss Soleussata tat lteoter IN,
's'"0Ie an Cen b.tausI'nmtnccn 3uitautru M,r,.
mt GENERALIZATION Sasrsnr ris nod nit DI5urs,r
"n'@uN're" DrGuen unr Sc uteru op,tinn..n
W"sFsn aauine res 3btMtrsI IN Rrop, na.6.
frurrtn. lie @utan,r rur Guson,r;,,.,
t"rotl0s etraus anE tarten urter r,p s,inn,tt'
pVB'a Ear ipanniitsn Srlratu, nod NIT H. -,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

sV~ Den itr.s t~uitmts n I'ii6'
grippe irirp am eUastas Ntsns itrs lekts
eO'lFsiI"n9 ia Der VI ~ufItaIe seten. 9as pro
S'am'n 1T Elm aUbs,l ,si&pultises unit lis eti-
ltunSsH Ger Gslsaiaa't fur III jtssr S.3iebuns ts-
.rits'Ssns. G9mnaiift e llttuaSsn. tUmiiA IS.
I1a3', GanSe, petlln nit ~siasnssr Cd nnr tittrn
eaSnrts tss 3ui&umru size duEe1t aus:ustn.e
unisrtaitdn5. Scr it6 ann Ten Ssinissn sinent
V'rsni 5tsn At'nN gu Ysr i&ITsn wiiuitt, IoQtt II h
rsrl% aun'sa, Ger Gsyfs lung tsiSnp09atu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
SEER 0ti<o ert iH S:ba!b1usIo.n

sic t'sttfu Sire Usms nbttl gu Wcit, 5ie lol .
ten lIb ld1Ihtn ale aItor, Ft - ,ptit ptranter al
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tault woIsn 9Eie tDuatu Sit lib unite steasr.
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et'ra' S3ltfiss nahlagtu! Aatr lt tlnu 81
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MINER u i I'll Gls;ftttn our rem Sryi, IL lat.n
Ste super Ia;t tenn Strd Suselui1srn ntt .in
Senteff'tit&t pper Sdard rer nitsM 3ticn in
2futiH'Hne. Wan trauGi Sir rur an,aIstel
ca Got mdn ldrn stnaa, rsnR an Sp.tr Stirn
Fett Ger Satiorn SelGsi,b.n. Gin MGan ron Sll-
fulS llne Gratattsl nugre tas n.Gt BstGan taEcn,
elm &'ne ~elutai4cn rit en- Yel ~se:rIe.et nnl es
I'm S4dtntraBtn h1Itens Htr iih per ms SGul-
e"le s'nert iteEa, r1b &c aui re Jmlt s~uIAmmsn
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una tIs ine Slr 9&tnn mtIm Runpl lid ps1-
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j nEern rtn & y 3nt lrsn tE UtB tut,uttmnr..
ietia le Ell N.t nltl tpnn.n II, uar St sjtrsi
llHlptipAltsn uuvrI itanp un ,bnru a~usI4,ltl. Nteu,
Nii!f'r tpnlil'sn II es mr9r iu J9ntu III Gle Snuls,
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Ffeil3sH EH nitt 3H bart al, p:in p.na Elm Rim
'lh SSeft NIT iann, flmn u 1t CO 4sm0tulalih:
aas liz tlts neltrr prsr Wtaatl. liz Sruuepret
Der Stnfn tab'n ras Stlf Ill OrenuuS Berratt
nut Sl' ruben gang buzz i aus Ill rcr @ajule. -
Sie tenn hip5 tie &inrer in er Stule ueH
gum fssanesln. 8sr nitt III Sgnen in DIE
q ;Ge tr'nmt fIr rtu milItn lelnt &,nrsr III DIR
S@IIs fsrpalten; Ia tDanen ole ralaur rsGnsn
''B Sf md nttt bel Sbnrn IN Ger 1ircte isbsu
Et'" fleltt 5am lug, Cen S,r ZEN Ysatsn pcrmu
~en 't:li mid an. SD pents ss 1T esuaa fur
Fsuf'-e ) natlte Wai nts9r.
@''t slnsn @ruB nuns Stneu niut az 6uiieu
l,i'. oS"'"
w, Fas pat Fin eunm'r Sausr e itrie9en.
Itt eilss;rOar, Zen 81. SMmuar 1869.
SaeOb Sell.
~, 9't'r M'umann, ItrsttO ,um Stu!baus
"0' a. Nan5s 5, ~ttadtiss ss ctise Ansate.
@aseOnaps 6 .. 2anrwirtldait.
lt6sr Strrin.
Grtra ~@ernmmlans AM 5ountaa rem 81
1869
5atIrsttss rib intu Ter WttaIi,rsr prrr frm,r
tt 'nofm rittisS 0tiboits p~prIjeaen.
9.a. 5sdmonu,@ Sc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
AucttOaa.

Untsr3cidnetsr .matt litrmit t,tlniit, tnb er
sine CT Der eitle Berger, As 0tiicn Ypn
9sr.nann lis8srre 6atm, ~teltstsnp aus so Adtt
3utsa tnlturileissn GAMES, gut iur 8s,n' ullr
Stfbhu rnr eesn'D sur 9 ~canttipn pcr 0ei,,n
AMI So'n s'slsnft, nit itRntm SulS tswuti II,
@amf ZEN 20. Nar; 1869,
III DTintli6 + auction all Ecu @tiRsiet.n rsn yer
taufsn wi,r,
gerrnauhsen: Tie 5llite Ter Rlli;uMme taar,
iir BEN 81 II @icnas Grsrit sessn 9to!s init
S'd'srbsit.
anianS Fer auttiOn: 10 ubr 81 rssns:
9puta &autr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

0una!- uier alte 9out5e, Or. 6. ..
Strfhi9, mirr N SonntaS rsu 81. 70. lsincn nfu
,ingtritlttm Sarroom in Srn. Gistns Sluje an
NsarF srp1nen, lei Uslter Gelsssnbsit sr ieiasR
@liten nit cin'm iampisn QunA auiiratttm wi,l.
srtnnr StrctI9 1T ais e~rulantcr @irtU, wclts r
itets ris ts item Gstrauts bllt UNI aud eura autr-
t1"s sas8'iutts DetltutsI:n ZEN Appsiit ifius r
galts ia tsiriseistH wtiB rt0 isine cit II
Stamm3Gis balc wisGer in ittnem n.uen 0ctalt
UNI lId ~osrilnm'it is9eu.
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Die untrscidncte tratft&tiSt, ibr an rr
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tatn 9essnlt CT l~isasnrfs @runesieeutSum. trllse
tsns ans sm,i urr elmer toltsn 9ot, unttr annehm-
bartn gsineunlen gu ssrtauisn. 3wti sEctn-
b5ui'r nit StalnAa unr Nstsnastduren, Iupie
Elm srrssr, 'or'aaliGr seerntcler %ttiinsen fa auI
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Ndt're SuS.uait sr!tsiIt Ssrr q. G,ippecinsis i'm
unittr States 3otsl.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

Dis G1fdtfI(tsn taten uns iii. ipIrii6e
IiitE.iinnSsn uttr ttt umrt:u III 9talitn i'll
6ei6' Ter Natlisusr Dstratt. Stst sristren mir
ais ~&orrtponp,nj'n Yoa lrtUtr rap IS rebbaIt
III tiutigcG uHrub'n fam una clue Dirt utusr Saus
%evn'rIs5 ror; cine 3sit lang wa!teis Ter muir nit
Gfa9e cgn c:u St5jermn9e;rHrpsn unierrridt nun.
tt. IS otrtptcn tutet ptsl. Sausrn ibr G.ben
ant J:au:n uar &lnrsr ieUtn nitt seritUnt Ss-
tI!sten Elm. g. 9at't rssta!t t%si>nstrs untsr Ger
ydnr6 t.pitirlu1 nVh tanner icyt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

aatrcn 9rEnlcn it .urtans nitt fensist tenn
pOlitiia'n 2sttn Ballet gu in9tn. Saum rirr sr
ten gt1litsnttnitutI at3srstsn tassa, ..wenn CT
ais Ganrirat Ilr EN- g~'Supfrmmrliutl res Stlans
Stmsitc a%uittitt, esn TT tr,i!s amsinaI auts..
tilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
0efmmbcu

rag Is lie giIhe ssr lrtnts, tei i'm scr,uipr,&.H
gao Serrisnt isin Scrralb prn irriia IN G dratn
le'flr Nnfratl In 9ilrsrn, gabmea, G sisasIu
0s"lttrpptta ussn, 8iat u. i. N. he Aui.
res Yutlitums i'm %lasmsiusn
Srn @si6ait if gu Tnten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
2u Derflufen.

Got 90 81 an rsr E2fit rritttu @traEs in
tili'l 'ur talr @dc gu rsrtanfrn. 9IWt merren
quite Gpncrre Nur'linge ;n rrm s~rtenesn @tart.-
rrsis raiUr III 5at!n1s aenommfn.
Ger. 6. Suwnient.
pr. G9erles 9. Gtbsu, g1t.
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27O MGr Q0nD
I'll fterru.,fst,.

in MrniscmerY County spiltsn 8binslane UNI
S!uTt on "a @des @sinterg, CUR Sdlit. traatar
asl'ns unD f'uhrsi' smr. Gin gr7eer 3ptil bee
Gee 2lnret aibt au1dasihaete 9Reiala zen 2 SSb-
len l00-6o unr Co.'s Nub meit ltnr AM zen,
Gantt. Ss tim 60 6ug bob unr baben ian
eiatn Sotn, eer nuh t's'rr msnseldumt mereen
tarn. Stt taFen teirs su!r, nitt re!itstare
Grsusn, trnnsn nit sHlacn lsit, errsi6t merrsn
unf 9sten nit 9srif9'n SrfsH eis tslttn @eia.
tsl:r as.
grtit ans gsfingnnaeu su ~etira9en rel
Carl So9el, Sluftrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
Nerlan9t:
eben>wQralimne

Ssrtsmcnt. NrrOns G~lrsiaia 5,etlns. aaylut's
Built, GtintOu, SjaSti5s GcneUrs, ptats gu ytr-
taultn tel
Sr. Wce.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20

y cespedes.. )" III err: Sn Gns Dor I'm Stsats,
,puretn adl @ntane, ron Or ipantiGn Splsotssta
ma~Fltrigt uni tbsietn Y;rwunret. llnter rrn
Grnrses;tsn ~tsiaaesn fa srei Grausn unp srrei
Siurtr, rtm alt efss Gin fstsnjdtriser Snas'
mar. @ui ride Dsiit lat RE ,5ate Ger euta-
niittu uaatblrsiBttit lore Md'tyrr s,ealtsn'
Iii 8.t6rrs.i uabmsn Yisr;ig crtr iInijts Ser:
t~aituH9tl 7cr, uns fanE rstlarisu fe, tas 8ut'
unr Srenun8 misrsr t~erstfsqt iti,n.
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Nsm CERT, 9 6:t,rar. aus grisattrteTer
srbeat sa6 Eje Sur:en ;omptl mis bic grisGen id
tie az rio 3atne ttwafnsn, Sic turfiits 8ss
gitrun Rat ;msi siienscpanssrts Eamgisr ron Ter
Uran3ritn sttauft unp npd ,rsi teil.at uni S5nie
9srr9 csu Ositdtrllnr bat RE rbta ern Bort
r~sltrn9sn 81 .insm ~lrstafisp Gtlr3uss 9strefsn
ah5shli4 rtrrsn nnd ON Rbsin 9rOba,tiS'
Smtsrsitnn5rn fdr Rem &Tiss setrpfsu nm taI
man III G0tlen3 mt an anrersl a!lsrn tereutsnc'
&rieStmaterialltu aaiBebanft.
@ius ter NfGnte 1T aui rsn Sriss sefa6t. 81
BAT lysFeH mi;-sr sjnu auiruf iar 8rsiwiai5c
p;rrfsutlidt. Sn rer Gn5slttnrl gu gtom wsrrsu
$4,000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus pen i5anj6Fit'n
UNI tetBiittn Gatrilrn auitematrt.
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It lung stt &rni3reiG5 gulen- Na6 tenn ptan'
FER Jrsunrs rsr Saas tSnnte Yp!tm icsi ebns
Nattesil iUr irAeiE eins Ter NiHtt, wsi6e e
tkeiiteu, Wisler terarleQt wfrrfu.
0lan tat ndmIiA bic 2t ftt. 8nStane UNI
O!t'rrti4 i'm Often rarh rs Qnnfrirn esmiTsr
prea:ni'n an r:r Gonau gu .nii&leiben uns miree
6rant'si6 uUc gn5tanr Gin jsld!S Gstammsu
aNnttmen. 1an nil iermr grsub:n ;ur Nttrtt
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Fr Sseinjuaa, TAP rie Bsnann:sn Ilt;s iIA nltt
II 9rsuB rnt @tlue in 3 ul tlano lien.
Same9 :. SratY, siu an3titlrnr tie fJrr Nr-
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA-
TMON.

The President has issued the follow
ing proclamation for Thanksgiving o.
the 18thof NOvemberl
The year which il drawing to p
close has been free from pestilence
health has pre- walled throughout tn
land, abundant crops reward the labor,
Of the hus5andmen. commerce and
manufactures have been successfully
prosecuted IN their peaceful paths
the mines and forests have yielded
literally, the Nation has increased IT.
wealth and in strength. peace has pre-
vailed. and in its blessings have ad
vanced every interest Of the peopIe H.
every part of the Union, harmony and
frate~nal intercourse restored, and OBJ
literatiBg the marks Of the past con-
fiict and arrangement. burdens have
been lightened. means increased, civil
aud religious liberty are secured 10
every inhabitant of tn land whose
soil Is trOd by none but freemen, it be-
comes . people thus favored to make
ackpOWl lsdgment to the Supreme Au
thor from whom such be eSsings doW, Of
their gratitude and their dependence
TO render praise and Thanksgiving for
the same, and devoutly 60 implOre q
GUuAAu QhuGG W NtAA . MHEUtG5s
Therefore. Ulysses S. Grant, Pre-
sident of the United States. do recon-
mend that Thursday, the 18th day Of
November next, be observed as a day
of Thanksgiving, aud Of praise, and Of
prayer, to Almighty God, the Creator
and Ruler of the Uuiver e; and SER
ondly, / do further rec, mmend to al
the people Of the United States to a.
semble on that dav 10 their aooustom-
ed places of public worship. and 60
unite 10 the homage aud praise due TO
the Bouutiful Father Of AL Mercy,
and in fervent prayers for the continu-
auce of the meroiful blessings he has
vouohsafed TO us az q people.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set mp hand, aud caused the seal
fthe United States TO be affixed, this
the fifth day Of October, A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine, and of the independence Of the
United States Of America the ninety
fourth.
u. s. GRANT. President.
HAMILTON FTsH Ser'v State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
DELAWARE OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1863


They drive home the cows from the pasture,
Up through the long shady lane.
Where the quails whistle loud in the wheat
fields
That are yellow with ripening grain.
They ind, in the thick waving grasses
Where the scaTl-t-lipped straw berry grows;
tn ey gather the earliest SnOWdrOpS,
And the first crimson blood OF the rose.
They toss the new hay in the meadow;
They gather the elder bloom whine;
They find tie .Islgy Craps purple
In the sDft-tinted October Light,
They know where the appi-s hang ripestY
And are sWeeter than Italy wines;
They know where the fruit hangs the thick
est,
On the long. thorny blackberry vines.
They gather the delicate sea-weeds,
And build tiny castles in the sands;
They pick up the beautiful sea-Shelis-
Fairy banks that have dTifted to land.
They wave from the tall, 70 king tree-tops
Where the orioles hainmOck-nrst swings,
And at nighttime are folded in slumber
By a song that IOnd mother sings.
Those who toll bravely are strongest;
The humble and poor become great;
And from those brown handed children
Shall grow mighty rulers Of state,
The pen of the author and statesman-
The noble and wise tlf the lauu
The sword and the ehi~el and palette,
shall be held in the little Drown hand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
DEATH OF. EX-PREsIDENT
PIERCE.


Franklin Pierce, President OF tho
United States, died at his residence in
Concord, New Hampshire, yesterday,
Though regularly nominated and elcct-
ed President he was as clearly an ner
cident as Johnson and Fillmore. Ec-
fore his Presidency he had been
United States Senator not greatly dis-
tinguishe6 and he had commanded a
brigade under Scott in the advance
from Vera Cruz TO the CITY Of Mexico
AS President, with JEFFERSON Davis FOR
Secretary Of War, Pierce aell uudor
the influence Of the extreme Southern
politicians. His administration wnr
distinguished chiefly for che drin of
the Democratic party into Southern
ultraism. He was anxious Co ho olect-
ed second term, but was defeated in
the Cincinnati Convention hy BuChBn-
an. personally, Nrank Pierce was
very pleasant gentleman. He was
habitually Well-dressCd, and had good
manners, and 40 was bis habit 90 bo
courteous and agreeable. He was not
9 man Of very positive character. The
influence of those about him during
his administration was easily olatih-
gnished. He affected great energy ana
self viii occasionally, but it was pL1in-
lv not Ina character. His messages nn0
other writings We're noted foE % LAHORE
ious straining amer effect, bis SON
fences were often elaborate, occasion.
ally elegant, but never bad rugged
strength.-CiNctmnn0 Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
LegaI Notice.

ELIZA Bdyvard and her husband
II DAVID e. y afus of Buoklin, Linn
County, State of Mi>sOufl ana Foi5S am. ann
Ri. tetfhouse and her husband Thomas
Hitteht, tus-, OF Union County ONO, Will VIII
take hotte- that PetltIon was nied
against them aftd thels heirs ana WIZ
ow of Jerom,s Taylor la.e Of Della
ware County Ohio, dcraSedi Dy Jacob
Taylor in the Court OF Common Pleas
o. delaware Count IN tn state OF ONO
and is now pen ting, VIII rein the said Ja-
cs.b Taylor d, mands partition of the follow
ing real estate. all 81. uate IN DelaWate
CEitnty in the State of Ohio, TO-wit:
lst. A trHct Of Land IN Nirgi n1a Mllltafy
sur eN, Mo- 26i5 ~ haIns 81 Le u hciusss -
ginI fig at an ,frtnWOOd and buckeye on
the b.uk of Mill Creek, upper corner 70
land Ueedt d to James CoOkln tue nee y
o. p Is4 pnI.s TO a sugar tree thence =.
76o W. 1 4 poles to white oaks; thence >.
81 E, 81 poles to a bur oak on the bank of
NfII Or. t4F thence down to said creek with
the meandRrs thereof and binding thert' n
at Low water mark about u poles to the be-
giuninR containing IS acres and 10 RODS
mo- e or L IS. exc. ptIng q strp of ground
extending IN length rom he south corner
of sa d d6scrib. d land and running up the
said CTerk rods and wide enough Ior Ihe
pu. b0 e o. holding water in q dam 4 ret
high which stri p was convey ed ny sald J6-
fOmas yIssF t. one E. ID. Barker Wnlcn
said Or, misses were the homestead OF said
Jeromas Taylor deceased at his death
a Iso anoihs-r tract of land in sa d County
b0un ded and desc. ibed as follows B Ing
S. nth part of lot No.. in Lyme Starl1ngss
Survey. No. 55ll Virginia Military Land II
BY land formerly owned by James hucn,
nON owned ~ George Kun,8, ON the east
siue OF ~ciOtO River, on the south by lano o1
Portius Lymas, NOW cup ed BY Lyman 5
widow on the west il1 l. nd af I. n. hlcney-
A lsO tract of land in Virginia Military sur
Vey, No. 351l and bounded as follows: be-
ginning at corner of Lots Nos. and D IN
SAID survey on the west bank OF the ScI0Lo
Rive, by whiTe oak thrn-e :: q ".
along line b tween lots and s. 1927 RODS
u "a stone on a post at John KuhnS =. u.
corner as owl n, d in 1852 thence s. pa E
4 rO $, link. to an oak lo~t by sugar trees
corner of /. n. r tchey land thence n.
| 75o 81 Z. along said Hitchey's land 1921 rods
to q 20 t and pile of stones on the west pan K
of the SciOtG River thence n. 2z1z0 w one
rod and Is links to the place OF beginning
cUntainIne acres and 81 100 per mes OF
] laud, being premises bought BY said Jero-
/ mas TaN loI of POrttus Lyman,
/ Al-o LOt~ Nos. 2, 3 and in the Town OF
/ BelIepolnt in the ouBty of Delaware afOre-
/ ss d alLd that at tue next term of said
/ COaFt Of Common Pl, as ssiiu p titi"n Will
( be heard and application made for an order
/ that petition he made of Said premises.
/ CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
/ Sept. I7-6W-pf 50 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

-OT1CE fs hereby given that the
N Ditectur~o of the Delaware and County
line Company fiied their petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas " thin Hld for the
County of Delaware, on the I'D day OF
September, a D. lso9, praying said Court
10 change the eastern ter min as Of thu line
of SAID Turu pix COmpssnA from the point
Wlrrr the old corporation Inc (West l4nel
c. O>ss-s the rOtu l. aiding trOhl Delaware TO
Man sVill- TO the point where the New Cor
D, .fatioh line wv Z lIne) CROSSES the same.
SAID Petit on will D. Z n hearing al the nist
ezular term of sad Court after the expira-
ton of this nOlce.
DAVID DAVIS,
President of the Delaware and County Line
Turnpike Company. Sept. 24-5w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
THE PEAT FIELDS OF SUMMIT
COUNTY
From the AKRON Beacon.

In addition to the large extent O.
most excellent coal to be found in this
immediate vicinity, there is now n
question in regard the fact that a greai
abundance of foe quality of peat Is
also obtainable within a short distance
of this city. In addition to what j.
said IN the advertisement of Messrs
Samuel III Bachtel & Sons, and in the
communication of IS. B." which We
publish to day, we desire to say thas
we have given the peat a trial in our
cooking stoves Black Prince land
are so highly pleased with it al a clean
and convenient fuel thar we have or
dered ton of it for future use, While
we do not anticipate that peat will en-
tireiy supercede the use Of coal or
wood. Ia this vicinity. yet we dOub'
not the enterprising prOprietors of the
Peat Works in question, will find
abundant sale for all they can manu-
faeture, and we learn that they have
now some four or FIVE hundred tons
on hand ready for use.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
DOES 1T PAY TO ADVERTISER

The Boston Journal says that a lead
ing book firm in that city answers the
question as follows; "They published
an edition of book of five hundred
COPIES. and did not advertise Il. In
about a year nearly the whole edition
remained on their hands, as the author,
who was largely interested, did not
think It would pay toadvertise. Find
ing his book did not sell, he followed
the advice of his publishers, and ad-
vertised freely. His book has now
gone through seven editions of five
hundred copies each, and the eighth is
ordered. The author now believes in
advertising"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
For sale.

Also, for sale the premises on Winter
street, recently purchased Dy said a1l1Ii.Id
OF p. T. kngard.
Lot so feet front, 2O6 feet deep, with wide
alleys on the east and north OF the lot, and
only a few rods from the business centre of
the town.
a convenient brick house with nine
rooms, lately repaired and refitted through
out. Very durable property for residence
or business purposes.
For particulars inquire OF
Z. E. POWELL.
April 9. f69-tE Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

modulation so as to bring out clearly
the full meaning of every sentence as
perfect as Fanny Kemble's. Macready
had then, aud for years afterwaTd. the
reputation OF being the best public
reader in England. but in his most
successful efforts, IN his palmiest days,
be never united occasion and subject
more perfectly than did then, and has
done ever since. good Queen Victoria.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15

NOTICE.

THE stOekho1ders of che Delaware
Il and County Line Turnpike Company
are hereby II .tifeo that tine second INSTALL
me.t OF 10 per eent- of the Capital Stock of
said Company viii be due and payable on
the nth d y of OctOher, A. a.. 1853, 10 David
Bevan, Treasurer of said company, at the
store of G. II IL & Co.. in D-lsWsr-, Ohio.
HENRY w. CHAMBERLAIN,
aug27-9W Secretary OF the Company
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-15
A VALUABLE RECIPE AND AN
INVALUABLE SUGGESTION.

A New York journal gives the follow
ing as valuable recipe: zone part Of
carbolic acid and three parts water, ap-
piled to dog, win kin fleas at once
But much more valuable recipe Is
this; One part stryehnine and hVe Or
six parts sausage, applied TO uo8a
Will kill the dog without harmlng the
more useful insects for whose destruc-
tion the other prescription is intended.