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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18


avoided; nor can I see clearly that it
is wrong. It is a small atonement for
tho loss you have sustained and be is
legally and morally bound to. support
your child in accordance with his cir
cumstances. He has no other child
rem, and all you have will be no more
than a comfortable support for him and
Eyou,: while you devote yourself to his
care and education;''
| A private conveyance took them
from the depot to Michaers cabin, and
any attempt Of describing Kate's joy
At seeing Margaret, would be- futile.
They found the situation. quite as . eli.
gible as Margaret had suppo.ed, and
within Eve minutes walk Of the cabin!
the edge Of = body Of woodland, j.
mixture Of evergreen and :dceiduou.
trees, Here 10 these shades, ". heal!
iog for body and soul. Miohael = "a,
quite willing to part with ten acres o.
land, ata price which would pay on,
fourth tho cost Of his hundred and SIX
|ty.:a 50 twas arr,ugs1, and builder
|. weresto oome out and put up = pl.i,
,1wpden cottage within easy speaking
distance Of Miehaels cabin, and her
the Two women and child would liz
under the protection Of his strong arm.
! The visit was satisfactory, and i,
good time the survey and deed y.
1.lmide, the price p.id, and Mieh..l'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18
.nvrRr1s1NG.

l. 1es., and eo,s.nn.pts s:sSscn' aud ssns
per square fot in legal av:stssnents ~
co.: Of ss' =.
y h. $. s
to another party rHcn ds,ivs.y s Il ths saiav,t:
In Noticss' Is cents per lime 70 TRANSIENT
and 10 's cent. !ssss
Notice ss"!S esass p.r nas marriage notices
All political. religion. or other notices. cents
~ spseia, place advertisements to 30 'n'''''" ~
rates Yssr1x saysr.issr to pay quarterly: .;.s,c
5. Strangers mustpAy In ADVANCE Ok s'''
tory reference,
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Store and Lot for Sale. .,.
,r.oa.. ----i&ta>ti .@.'. ,;t
The hest location ins Ste Cloud. for ssssrs-;
tail grocery business. Will 'be sold 1t q
bargain. Inquire Of
G. F. & W.sPOWELL,
St. Cloud, Feb. II, 1869. u i'st or-n8O-tf
= ;-.----
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CHEAP FOR sCASU..dr
Possession givsn ets iii aessy .t.Re! N. 1eaiPed.
Inquire ct >$'''1 Nv" -
= sE4z2i JOHN RlCLARK.
st.. CloydsFeb:s9s 1s6e?YIM 4 pe6-tf
BENZ. YOUNG,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
MARvTN,s PATENT, ALUM AND
DRY PLASTER FIRE, BURG
LAR AND DAMP-PROOF SAFES

We desire to to call the attention ut
all those desiring Fire aud Burglar
proof security to few facts reg a. ding
Safes, which we think it important
every one should know.
By the great improvements " hich We
have lately made in Safes, we have en-
tireIy changed the mode of manu- ac-
ure, and are thereby enabled to pro-
duce an article far superior to any
other.
In every Safe that is perfectly fire.
proof. the filling must be of such a ma
ture az to generate steam; for as long
as the contents of Safe are surround
ed by wet mass, nothing can. be in
iured by fire. This fact has long been
known and recognized by all Safe man
facturers-
filling of Safe, may be enumerated as
follows:
First-It must be IA slow conductor OF
heat.
Second-It must contain a large guam
tity OF water to vapOrize when attacked
by fire.
til more than ordinary degree of heat
Is applied. In this consists one OF
the chief merits of using alum.
FolLTth-It must be o such consisteDs
cy that il win neither escape through
small leaks, nor crack into fragments
HnOu BtiStO W NA'lA0tlJ nEcbNg VI w
severe cOncussiOn IN falling.
Fifth-It should not oxidize or rust
the iron irane, as all wet mixtures,
such as plaster mixed with water, are
so well known to do.
lSiTth-Tt should not communicate
dannpness TO the interior Der, and
thereby mold books, impair parchment
and other valuables.
iSeUenth-Its value in all the above
conditions should not be imp iired by
age and reasonable usage.
In a Safe that is thorou4hly hre-proof
there must be something to generate
steam. TIE most fTe-pro0f safes here
totore made were filled with plaster-Ot-
paris mixed with water, or concrete,
which is made OF water-lime eorcement,
with water.
The objections to the use of water for
filling Safes are:
Il renders the Safe very damp, thus
materially iniuring, and often ruin
ing books and valuable papers.
II corrOdes the iron work OF the sale
and rusIs The holes, through which the
filling oozes out. 1t destroy the locks
and corrodes the bolts often destroying
their use.
By the ordinary evaporation OF the
water, tthe Safe standing in heated
store or ofttee,) the hre-pToOf quality
is constantly detsriOraJing and by ex-
posure to freezing in very cold At
mOEphere its efficiency is destroyed.
BY our patent we entirely obviate
ALL these objections, as we use a PER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

FECTBY DRY fllling-eompOsed Of DRY
CALCINED PLASTER OF PARIS AND
ALUM.
We pack this mixture bet ween the in
ner and outer cases, where it remains
unchanged any number of years, until
fire melts the alum (which contains q
iarge quantity Of water), and thus satu-
rates the plaster, and forms the steam,
which always preserves the contents
of the Safe. The plaster, by being
wet, sets firmly, and even if the alum
near the outside is entirely melted II
forms cells, which retain the precise
shape of the Jumps of alum, and the
filling or plaster keeps the Safe as well
filled as before the fire.
Tue advantage of using dry filing
ar- very apparent, viz
It does not mould the contents Of the
Safe.
1t neUer can rust the iron.
Alld agiU always remain perfectly J1Te-
proof.
Please send for catalogue to.
MARVIN & Co.,
los Bank street, Cleveland, o.;
265 Broadway, New York;
721 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Oct. p At.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

Returns. partly unofficial, received
from all the counties by the RepubIi-
can Executive Committee put Cover
nor Hayes Majority at SOS. Count
ing the Republicans elected on the re
form ticket in Hamilton county we
shall have according to latest advices
majority Of one in the Seuate and
Eve in the House. OF the Cincinnati
reformers the Commercial says that
both the Republican Senators and four
out of five of the Republican Repre-
sentatives viii vote for the XVIII
amendment This will give us small
majority for the amendment in each
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
For the taZetIe-
INTERESTING LECTURES-sDR
LEES, NEAL DOW, AND
MR. MOFFAT.

EDS. GAZETTE 81 desire to call the
attention of your readers to the course
of temperance lectures to be COM
menced next Saturday evening, Oct,
23d at Templar Hall. The lectures are
to be delivered by men of worldwide
reputation DR.. LEES, of England, Is
a distinguished author, as well as pop
ular speaker I have no hesitation In
saying he is one of the most scientific
temperance lecturers in the world. He
was a fast friend of our government
during the late struggle, and did much
by his writings and speeches to correct
the public sentiment in England in
reference to this country. Let US hon
or him with an overlooking house.
Mr.. MOFFAT is eloquent and instruc-
tive. NEAL Dow is too well known
to need an Introduction, or words of
cOmmendations His praise IS in all
lands.
These three gentlemen represent the
three liberal professions, the medical,
clerical and legal and gentlemen of
these professions may be sure they
will hear something CT interest if pres
ent at these lectures. Beer and wine
drinkers may receive much valuable
information, especially in reference to
the nutritive and medicinal qualities
of these beverages.
Let all who desire to be instructed
upon this great ubject-yes, this GREAT
| SUBJECT, involving untold treasure,
/ the health and lives of hundreds Of
| thousands, and the peace and good or
der of socieGy-and more, the moral
and spiritual Well-being of unnumuer-
these distinguished speakers. Remem
Der the first lecture is to be delivered
on tomorrow evening.
F. MERRICK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
THE EVERLASTING LEONARD
BUSINESS.

THE EVERLASTING LEONARD
BUSINESS.
The generous and wholly gratuitous
exonoration from responsibility for
the fraudulent Leonard letter which
upon his own authority and at his own
particular request " g gave the Editor
of the Herald last week seems not to
be appreciated. Instead OF manifest
ing like courtesy he turns upon us with
an amount of personal abuse and false
accusation which exemplifies the folly
of casting away pearls in the manner
mentioned in Scripture. Rather than
place the responsibility for the fraud
with members of his own faction where
it properly belongs, he has the amazing
ehrontery to deny its existence and
charge the invention upon this ofi,ce.
That the reader may fully under
stand the case we will say in the be-
ginning that there are now in exist
ence two communications purportinp
to come from A. J. Leonard and to
withdraw his name from ths so-calIed
peoples ticket. The first of these was
brought to this Office for publication
by one Jacob Kruck, foreman in the
Herald office, on the 28d of September
last, was delivered to Mr.. II. g. Thorn
son in the press room, was Immediate
ly handed by him to the writer and
has from that moment to this remain
ed in our possession. After we had in
two successive issues Of our paper de-
nouneed this document as spurious
and more than t1Uo s0eekS after its de-
livery at this Office r. F. Hurlbutt, Ed
itor Of the Herald. appeared in this
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STATE OF OHIO.
DELAWARE COUNTY,

Robert f. Hurlbutt being duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he is proprietor of the
Delaware He raid Office, in Delaware, Ohio
and that the statement sworn to as having
been delivered at the GGzette for publication
by Jacob Kruck, foreman, is the Identical
one which he, in company with A. ]. Leon
ard, presented to Lee & Thomson at the
Gazette Office on or about October Sth, 1863,
and which. A j. Leonard in the presence OF
Lee & Thomson nReknOwledgedtO to be written
for and signed by him.
ROBERT F. HURLBUTT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
Sherim Sale.
1.s the Commands a

Samuel \. WadsWorth IN pursuance Of
Theodore lewis ct al an order Of sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
Delaware County, Ohio, and TO me directed
l shall offer fQr sale, az public Ttndue, az
Delaware, on
Saturday, Nov. 30, A. ID. 1869,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and
2 O'Clock p. m, the following described real
"Situate in the County of Delaware, and
State of Ohio, Township of Berlin, except
the hereinafter described incumbrance of
Dover; bounded and described as follows:
Being the middle part of lot No. three (S), in
section four %, township four "a, range
eighteen (lS), United states military survey;
beginning at a stone on a post ON the range
line by hickory and black oak at the
southeast corner of tract of land owned
by the heirs of Harriet Adams deceased;
thence South along the range line in COun-
ty road forty three (43) rods and tWenty-one
and half (2l95l links, or so far that the
hereinafter described lines will contain
Il216 acres of land; thence North IS degrees
and 81 minutes west parallel with the south
line of said heirs land five hundred and
four (50D rods and 62-lu0 OF rod to The CEN
ter of Alum Creek; thence up the center of
said creek with the meanderS thereof the
south west corner of land decided to ]. w.
Thompson; thence South g degrees and 80
minutes east along his south line one hun
dred and nine tlO9) rods to a stone on post
Ia the center Of the County road; thence
North I6I5 degrees west along the center of
said County road q rods and five links to
he south line of the aforesaid heirs land,
apple tree l6 inches in Diameter, north 90
degrees west 46 links thence South IS de-
gPees and so MINUTES east along said south
Gne 377 43-l00 rods to the beginning; con-
tanning 1925 acres Of land. Out of which is
reserved about "a Of an acre of land, kD own
as the Sarah Adams lot, in the north part
of said tract, adjoining the east side OF the
County road, leaving ~ acres Of land
WILLIAM BROWN,
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
Oct22-5w pfSl5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
HURLBUTrER

We have delayed our paper this
week, having hoped to furnish our
readers With official returns of the late
elections. This has, however been
impossible.-Herald Of Monday last.
Will you make an affidavit that this
is the reason your paper was delayed
There are sly suspicious that the delay
was otherwise oecasioned. Let us
have the notarial seal for this.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

The most patient and improbable
waiting for official election returns we
the Herald, who deIayedhi paper from
Thursday, Oct. IA, until Monday, Oct.
is, to get them and then failed. Such
an anxiety TO get exact knowledge is
rare in the annals of Democratic journ-
aIisuo
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sHERIFF's SAFE.
LIB. Hanover, Ex'r.

f9AAGA- INA - RSG4ACu
l. B. Hanover, Ex'r. In pur.
James Budd and J. A. Williams. the com
mands OF an order of sale issued from the
Cuuftuf Common Pleas of Delaware COun-
ty lOhio, and to me directed, 1 shall offer Tor
sale, at public vendus. at the door Of the
court House, IN the town of Delaware on
SATURDAY, NOV g, 1889,
between the hours Of 10 o'cloriz a. IN, and
l O'Clock p. m, the following described real
Sd, Tract situate In the County Of Della
ware. State Of Ohio, being Lot NO III, Sec
ton :. ToWnshlRsS u range Ail cQnFain44nH
two hundred and one acres more OF less D54
Ing the same tract conveyed Dy James WOr-
thfngtOn, Lu Jacob p. Springer by deed dat
"a. reeUrus or Dreds of Delaware County.
7tb Tract Situate in Delaware County
Ohio, Section T. Townships 8, Range ~. Unla
ted states Military Lands, part of Lot .,
Beginning at the North East Corner Of said
Lot, thence West one hundred and eighty
i've poles and six links to a stake in tsle line
thence South eighty-EtE poles thence East
one hundred ana eighfy-four poles and SIX
links to the East liue of said Lot thence
Moth eighty-five poles and sixteen links 20
the Beginning one hundred acres more OF
less, being part OF MaxWeil tract. NJ.
ware, state of Ohiu, Northeast part OF Lot
No. 8, Section & Townships 8, Range ~
the south-a-t C01nrr or Oliver Mullins
lot thence South twenty-five aud 8A-lyl
pdies thence 1-B1< poles thence North
Z
twenty acres.
Also the following described lands levied
upon as the property Of John A. Mllllhnl71
Situate In the county Of Delaware, in the
! State of Ohio and ih the Township QI dHf'
! lem, and bounded and described as f0lloNsf
] viz: Situated in the third SECTION Of the
third Township, IN the sixteenth Range U.
/ S. NJ. Lands, beginning at the SouthWest
corner of section - thence running eilsl
one hundred and tWsnty-eight and one-halt
rods thence west two nuudred and seven
] ty-six and one-hatlf rOdS to the west line Of
said Section thence south ninety lEnl
| rods to the place of beginning containing
/ one hundred and twenty two and u Herea
Of lands.
/ Also another tract Of land Section 3.
/ Township 3, Range 10, o. $. Nj. Lands Degin-
ming i285I rods east of suuthWest corner oI
! SAID Section at John Al. Williams Corner on
] the south line Of said Section thence q
| run north I4e east SO rods thence egst 4l.
! rods to the road +; thence south L4 wee.
| along the road ffty (6O rods thence lta4
/ l12 rods 20 the place Of beginning cont1ln-
ing thirty-five 80 acres Of land. -
/ AppraiSed WILLIAM BROWN SnefiA
/ oct. 3 '69-5w pr. SIS. Is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
Delaware County, Ohio, and 20 me directed
the door of the Court House, in the town OF
Delaware, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

At the latest advices our eotempor-
ary, the Herald, had been unable to
procure the official returns Of the elec-
ton, and the readers Of that valuable
journal are accordingly left in profound
ignorance as to whether they are beat
en- or victorious. This is sad but
where ignorance is bliss wisdom is fol-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
For Sale.

ACRES of land In Marlborough
70 Township, Delaware County, one
half mile from the Ashley & Delhi Gravel
Road and near the Water Hill Noolen Fac
tory. Tne land is nearly all cleared and till-
able. On the same is a good house only
Quilt two years ago and having 5rOoms and
buttery; a small Barn only built one year
an orchard Of COED fruit, q never falling
spring, and every thing to make nlee
home for tradesman or some person wish
ing to retire to private life. I VIII sell the
above On very reasonable terms. For FUR
ther particulars address, 8 ID. CLINE,
Ashley, Del. Co. Ohio:
Oct. 22d-t3m.
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nfffee with another paper ia The same
hand Wyfting, except the signature,
and similar language, which Leonard,
who was present, acknowledged that he
signed. Wethen showed Leonard the
document which had been delivered at
this Office by Kruclk two weeks before
and he declared ua the presence Of Hatrt-
butt that he neUer signed and 1leUe7' Gu-
thoTized It.
1t is now claimed by Hurlbutt that
the document left at this Office by
Kruck and the one brought by him
self are one and the same and that the
letter delivered by Kruck was genu-
inc bona fde document signed A. J..
Leonard.
Let us see. First, was the document
delivered by Kruek genuine? Here it
is, word for word and letter for letter
as it was delivered at this Office:
DELEwARE SEP 2sd 1869
To the committe Of the Peoples Coun-
ty Ticket Gentlemen
1 to say freely with draw my name from
| the Peoples Ticket as a candidate for
I
/ dreWs and viii heartily support the
/ candidates on the said Ticket
A. D. LEONARD.
Charge Herald ofIiee insert Twice
We would be willing to make any
number of affidavits that this is a pre-
else copy of the document left By
Kruck which is still in our possession
but it is not necessary.
Any one who wishes can see it at tllii
Office and compare it with the abovl
printed copy.
Of course we refused to publish thi
communication, claiming it to be spu
rious for the following reasonss /. I
is not signed with A, J. Leonard
name. 2. The signature is not in A. J
Eeonard's handwriting. 3. A. J. Leon
ard himself inspected this documen
at this office on the 1st of October ant
declared to us in the presence of E.
: Vining and n. c. Thomson that b
neUer signed and neUeT' authorized it. w
might add fourth reason, viz, that A
J. Leonard called at this oflce on tn
22d or 23d of September before tn
Kruck letter was received and request
ed us to say in the paper that he neve
authorized the use of his name on tn
peoples ticket and hearing that it wa
E to be used protested against it's use i
3 writing. If this was so there could /
no need Of this pretended Withdrawal
Now let the reader compare the do
ument which Kruek actually delive
ed with what he says he delivered
his afidavit published in the Hera
of Monday last:
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ETCURsTON no KANSAS
ANOTHER BUFFALO HUNT !
BY the same A. }. RYAN.


LADIES AND GENTLEsIEly Ny second
Excursion to Kansas viii leave Columbus
October 18th, at I2s50 p. H.; believing that
there are hundreds of persons that desire TO
see Kansas, and after seeing would Invest
and make Kansas their future homes.
These rich vlrieEated prairies that God lu
his goodness made ready for the husband
man; where towns are springiuH up as bT
magic; where thousands of acres are Being
where thousands OF acres are still inviting
the man OF industry and energy 20 its bo-
som OF Wealth Wn5re lne Mlue-a E1tiQ
MINGLED with beautiful streams, VIII Sc
banks are decorated Wtth timber and silauei
Whdat WaIers are nlleQ WIN usn W4eEe
atmosphere and climate are most salubrioua
and healthy; where there are NO local
causes for disease where the fruits, the
peach, the apple, and the grape, and the
entire family Of Yegeta bles, grow and ma
ture with perfect success where herds ~
stock can be grown at little or no cost; all
these seem to say, come 10 Kansas ana seek
a home.
Fort Hays for So Ticket on return west Of
Kansas City good for thiit ty dn8 s., east OF
Kansas City good Tor hfty days.
An opportunity that may never offer
again to see Kansas IN all its beauty AND
grandeur, leaving Columbus Oct. 2lthr az
1920 p. H.; Cincinnati at p. NJ, on Ohio a.
Mississippi II. r., arriving at 50. Louis Tor
breakfast 28th leave ST. Louis at p. M.,
arriving at Kansas City fer breg klastl zltn
dine at Topeka OF WumrEo. arriving nt Fort
Hays same evening" here stopping one or
Wo days for "a Buffalo Hunt. The same
grounds in which We had such a successiu
Buffalo Huutin In our last Excursion, tu which
We killed over 100 Buuhlos.
Tickets viii ne out in due season, and VIII
be sold az Columb bus at Ticket once and an
the principal Stations on the Road.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
For further Information address
A. j. RYAN,
At the Office OFT W. TallmgdEe,
Columbus, @.
I would respectfully refer 10 the following
persons who Joined me ia my former E1z-
cursiun
Rev. G. A. Vauanda, Columbus; y. Har-
vey and Lady, Newark TT. Wrishf, Logan ;
j. ID. Slime, London; A. Rrniclz, lhllicotnei
o. Johnson, Columbus; Nus. %. CIismnni
London w N. Sanderson, Il11n y. .,
BOsworth, Cincinnati. Octe-aW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

The Editor of the Herald says the
Secretary Of the Treasury must have
made handsome thins" out Of the
recent gold speculations in New York
city. OF course he knows all aboutit,
but won't he please give us his afida-
Wit to that effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
LIABILITIES.


State of Ohio, d
County of Delaware S. s.
S. Moore Cashier of the Delaware Coun-
ty National Bank do Solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief
s. MOORE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day of October, 1869.
@. II. McELRoY, Notary Public.
W.D. HEN oct22-It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

The Delaware Herald and Western
toHegian have Joined forces in as
sailing the GAZETTE. After critical
aud careful review of the situation we
are able to say we believe the Gazette
will be able to stand the pressure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

The articles of the CoHegsan filter
ed through the columns of the Herald
make lively reading. Ones time can
be entirely occupied with them these
long evenings, and they are therefore
particularly appropriate for the winter
months
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

In our editorial summary of majori-
ties last week We were misled in re-
ference to that of Mr.. Nelson for In
frmary Director. It was given as 95 /;
it should have been 1896.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
ID. Q. 9. 8. Union.

THE Third Quarterly Meet4Eg of
Il the Delaware County sabbath School
Union will meet IN the I'D Presbyterian
Church in Delaware, on Thursday, Nov.
llth, 1858, at 10 o'clock. Let every Sabbath
School in the County send their delegates
Vice Presidents Will please see that the
schools in their respective Townships are
notified. Prof. +. s. HOYT, Pres.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
NEW ADVERTIsENTENTs.

NTANTED TO employ y few energet.
w ic young men to Canvass for the
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine full
Outfit for the business, good wages paid.
SON, Eagle House, Delaware, Ohio.
OFT 2S-3W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

Admiral Farragut who has been
dangerously i'll is now eonvalescent.
The whole country will be rejocied to
hear Of the complete recovery of the
brave old Admiral.