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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26

dred. women, Of all classes Cor the Bert
I've years and Ia her cellar were found
the remains Of numerous infants. 1868
generally believed that she viii rs
guilIotineds cutie q number Of aristo-
cratic ladies have been summoned 1s
witnesses.
The late James r. Brady, OF New
York, refused to defend John H SUR
raft FOR any money he declined @ $40
600 f8e TO take a psrt in tie vbf5Fey
fraud trials and his brother having
been appointed g judge Of one Of thl
courts Of the city, he never would thsra-
after engage ia any case TO be tried ba-
fore chat court, no matter what the Ira
ducement.
The mostBucoessful advertising AGENT
on the European Continent is vonu-
man named MOsge, who started al
agency few years ago ia Berlin, and
has now splendid establishmeutB fu eve
cry European capital. lie is known 81
have made a fortune BY his energy and
enterprises, and hes given "a fresh i1-
petug to advertising, especially iu Ger
many, France, Switzerland and Aus
tria.
There is no Burbon LETT on a throne.
Ihe Count OF Chambord is gn exile lr
Austria the Duke Of Orleans. ditto lf
London Queen Isabelle ditto ~
France the claimant to she gDnufrE
succession and tie tItls 81 Charigr
Sixth. ditto In Austria Francis TT. lafr
King Of Naples, ditto in Rome.
The Columbus Journal savss A dos
passed the window Of the Jourr
counting room, on State street, the oth-
or day, running franticallv, with =
piece of hoopslEirt attached 60 his mars
rative. Tt is supposed some heart1aa1
wretch tied a woman % the dogs taH 10
frighten him, and the dog ran till thsr1
was nothing left but this piece Of skirt
Rev. George Traslk writes al folfovyrs
my peculiar style In battling Gntar Is
the shape OF tobacco is now and theu ru.
preciabed by railroad gentlemen. u
free pess is sent to me by mail for one
year. over one Of our roads, coucbsd ~
this language Pass the rev. rrr-re
IraBk5 for services in Fighting the Devil
on his own hook, until 3lst Dee. Ig9of
II Is to be wished, Mr.. Editor fhnf
other gentlemen who have che control
of railroads would do likewise Lt
would serve to shorten the visags of
toil-worn, care-WOrn reformers."
sd. p" says Of "G. a. 10. reo
ALI is not on good terms with hIr
brother quill-driVers. can wen rn-
derstand 1t. II is dimcult for man who
possesses BuCn powers of ricfuuTe rmn
sarcasm as q. A. q. to retain uorrol7rf
popularity. The temptation b puno-
ture IS fearful, when puncturfur "a ~
easy. And next to doing q man q fs-o-
80 as 70 bring him under obIiratio0.
you can not make him a hitterer eneu77t
than by getting the laugh on him. Yor
may porroW his money, run OF with
his wife, kick his dog, and he NAV f1r-
give you but raise a alaugh at hir 81
pense, and he will follow you to tbe
death.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
A Little Goosey.

The chill November day was done,
The working world home 4ar1ng;
The wind came roaring through the streets
And set the gas-hghts haring;
And hopeIessly and aimlessly
The scared old leaves were flying;
When mingled with the soughIng wind
heard a small voice crying
And shfvering on the corner stood
A child of four or over
No cloak, nor hat her small soft arms
And wind blown curls to cover.
Her dimpled face was stained with Years.
Her round blue eyes ran over
She cherished in her wee, cold hand,
A bunch of faded clover;
And one hand round her treasure, while
She slipped in mine the other;
Half scared, half confidential, said,
80! please, want my mother"
'sTell me your street and number petj
Don't cry, III take you to it.
SObbing, she answered, Il forget;
The organ made me do It..
'sHe came and palyed at Miller's steps;
The monkey took the money
And so followed down the street,
That monkey was so funny
I've walked about a hundred hours
From one street to another;
The monkey gone, I've spoiled my flowers
oh! please, I want my mother"
but what's your mothers name, and what
The street ?-noW think minute"
my mothers name is mamma dear
The street, can't begin it
''But what is strange about the house,
Or new, not like the others
81 guess you mean my trundle PED
Mine and my little brothers"
HO1, dear! I ought to be at home
10 help him say his pray efs3
He's such a baby, he forgetss
And we are both such players
And there's a bar between to keep
From pitching on each other;
For Harry rolls when he's asleep;
Oh dear! I want my mother"
The sky grew stormy; people passed
All muff1ed, hOmeWard far1ng; .
ssYou'lI have to spend the night with me, "
said at last despairing.
tied kerchi eff round her neck,
sFWhat ribbons this, my blossom ?"
ffVhy don't you know ?''she smiling asked,
And drew it from her bosom.
A card. with number, street and namei
NY eyes astonished met It;
For" said the little one, you see
might sometimes forget it,
And SO wear a little thing
That tells you all about it;
For mother says she's very sure
would get lost without 1t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
''WOman's Sphere

Mrs. Stowe says in The Hearth and
AAgg. Tbere is much well-intended talk
which sounds as if there were to De IN
the future no particular province Iof
woman as woman, and to which she is
sssipned bv special indications of Prov
idence in her w0manly manner.
There is. in the rush Of modern en-
fb1Isiazrns a sort of talk which would
lead us to suppose, If we did not know
better, that the takers Thereon conslder
that the sphere of dom estic and family
duties, in which woman has hltherto
principally moved, was a narrow ana
degrading one, unworthy of her powers
and forced upon her by the tyranny OF
Now. we hold that, in all which the
most advanced of modern enthusiasm
nronoses for woman, there is nothing
so sacred, so venerable, SO every way
vvortIly of her. as the old time-honOred
institutions of the Hearth and Home.
Not to be misunderstood in saying
this, we will state that we are OF the
nuu her of those who believe that q
larger sphere for the female part OF
mankind is both possible and probable.
We see nothing unfem1nlne or IN
proper in a woman's exercising the
right of suffrage: we seeA1o lmproPrle-
ty in her pursuing aYa extended career
Of study, which shall ut her to be a.
obvsiciau: we think that women may
become architects, like the fair Sabrina
who drafted and buiit q great part of
Strasburg Cathedral, or they may be-
come landscape gardeners, and ind
abundant exercise for taste and skill,
and healthy, remunerattye employ
ments they may be even teachers of a
naval school, and expound to disciples
the mysteries of ocean navigation, as q
woman at this day is successfully do
iHz--in short, there is no earthly reason
rrfx, thew should not as Lord Chatham
saws, use every advantage which God
and nature have put into their hands.
There is no earthly reason in the mere
fact of VvomanhOod which should forDid
a woman's doing anything which she
| fs pecuIiarly and evidently made and
meant to excel in.
In this view, we see no tmpropT1ety
| in a woman's becoming public char
acter, when constitution ana genius
evidently fit her peculiarly for such a
course. No one ever listened to Mrs
Fanny Kemble's public interpretations
/ of Shakespeare and had any doubts OF
the propriety of her giving them, be-
/ cause she was a woman. Anna Dick
iuson's career has fully shown that the
| pood sense of the community jusities
even a young woman in being a puDIlc
| lecturer, who has gift and genius Ior
oratory. All such instances make their
own laws, and the general good sense
of nankiud admits them.
But when all has been said and done,
vocations such as these can bs the resort
/ of q few only, who have special gilt
or talent, and there still remains that
great body-guard Of women, embracing
some of the 1oYiiest, Wisest, most ven
| erable of human kind, who nave no
special genius or aptitude for any CALI
/ ing or profession, except the old, time
honored one that relates to tho Hearth
and Home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
MILLINERY.
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
uzaminere, EEotice.

mVHE SCHOOL EXAMINERS of Delaware
county will meet, during the year 1907,
for the examination of teachers, at the tol-
lowing places and times, namely:
At the COURTHOUSE, in Delaware, on
February 27th March 18th and 9th, April
Sd and 18th, May Sth and I'D, September
25th, October eth and 23d, November 6th
and 10th, December 18th.
At the schooI-house, in ASHLEY, April
10th: at the school-hOuse in LEWIS CEN
TER April 24th, and October 3Oth; at the
gchool-houSe in OSTRANDER, October "a at
Col, Framb beS' school-hOuSe, in SUNBURfs
the Saturday after the session of the county
Teachers Institute.
Candidates must present satisfactory tes-
timOnials of good moral character; ana tne
law requires, as condition of exam1nation;
that each applicant for a certlncabe snail
pay q fee OF dfCy cents.
No certificate is granted unless the appIl-
cant is s sQualified TO teach ALL the branches
named in the law; namely: Orthography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography
English Grammar; and possesses an ad-
eq1ate knowledge of the theory and prac-
tice of teaching" =,
Examinations will commence at
O'clock A. N and close at O'Clock P. N.
and no applicant will be admitted a1ter II
O'Clock. The exercises will be conducted as
far as possible in writing. Each candidate
is requested to bring paper and pencil, ano
q stamped envelope addressed to himself, II
which the certificate Warded will be mailed
to him, or notice of failure.
]. S. CAMPBELL,
January %, 1S68.-tf Clerk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
Congress in the Part of Xerxes

The eastern kings who gave away
provinces to their fayorites are outdone
ny Congress. In his late speech on The
railroad subsidies, Mr.. Wash burne
showed that lS5, ,O00, 900 acres have been
given away in this form, "The Com
missioner of the Land Office has estl-
mated the amount as exceeding, In the
aggregate. in that period, the entire
area II the six New England states ad-
ded to the surface OF New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia. The grants Of
the Pacific Railway lines alone were,
according TO the same authority, with
in about one-fourth of being twice the
united area of England, Scotland,
Wales, ireland, Guernsey, Jersey, the
Isle of Man, and the islands of the Brit
ish seas. ana within less than a tenth OF
being equal to the French empire prop
err"
Just now these lands are not very
populOus, but what of the nexl centuryi
IN. z. Posi-,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
POLITICAL

Either Cox or Denniaon FOR the Cab
met from Ohio, Is the latest bulletin.
But in this world there IS nothing cer-
tain but Columbus Journal
Woman suffrage has received a tenn
porary check in the Missouri LegisIa-
ture, the House refusing, So to43, toGub-
NIT the question to the people.
1t is said that johnson win leave the
Capitol in a hurry on Inauguration
day. This win be more than he could
have done on the day he was iuguEuras
ted, If the New York Worlds account
Of bis condition was true,
President, Johnson yesterday, signed
the pardon Of DR.. Mudd. The same
hand, less than four years ago, signed
the death warrant Of Mrs. Surratt, The
times hare changed!
The New York World has figured out
a Copper head victory in the 1872 came
paign, on the basis Of the increased
Democratic vote at the late town cleo
tion in Heber Hill, N. Y.
Horatio Seymour lectursd IA Utica
the other night, on "Home and itg Sur
has better opportunity 10 familiariZa
himself with the subject.
Here is a dubious paragraph from the
Springfield Republic: An outraged we
learn that there has been an lfltgUcccgg-
f1sL attempt to kill President Johnson
This is the greatest outrage Of the Nine
teeuth (19th) Century.
Judge Lewis Dent, Brother-in-law OF
Gen. Grant, was nominated 1y Che
President, on Saturday, to succeed
Fitzpatrick as Minister to Chilli. To was
a dodge to get Fitzpatrick out by send
ing te the Senate name which Andy
supposed that body would not dare to
reject But there are two parties who
will not be led into this game, viE.t
Dent and the Senate and aa the con-
currence Of both is esential, the Green
vile tailor viii probably return Co his
bench without the satisfaction Of having
killed Fitzpatrick.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
Reconstruction of the Army.

Dom Piatt writes upon this subject
to the C0DInlerciGt;
Then, again, the difficulty that at
tends the making up practical bill,
with all the details attendant on such
reform, No two can agree in these
Some hot gospellers are for slicing
down, regard less of consequences. That
Is. slicing all under General, or Lieu
tenant General. No one has been bold
enough to attack the heads, but are eX-
ceedingly valorous on the subordtnates.
And so. when Garfield, who has work
ed honestly and thpughtfully at the re-
form, presents his, bill, he is Rssailed
on ali sides with the charge Of attempt
ing to shield West Point.
While I consider the charge unjust,
to a certain extent, think Garfield has
exnosed himself to 1t very fairly, when
he SAYS that after educating man TO a
profession, and so uniting him for any
other, we have no right to muster him
out. Now, can not, for the life of me,
see how giving boy au excellent edu-
cation units him for any pursuit. The
world has been under a different im-
preston all this time. We are now
told by the Committee on Military Az
fairs in the House that, having doue q
poor boy q fearful wrong Of giving him
An admirable education, we are in hon
or bound to support him all the
DAYS of his life. The chairman fur
ther aQQoO knal We u VIC volunteer
army entered the service for purpose,
and that purpose being accomplished,
we return to our other pursuits. A
very mild way of putting the fact, that
impelled by patriotic impulse, we sac
riticed our private interests, entered the
service for the same pay given the West
Pointer, and when the war was over we
were mustered out with a haste that
was actually Indecent. That is. they
mustered out all that were left OF u.s.
| Quite q number had been mustered In
to another world, and q large share OF
the survivors LETT an arm or leg In the
service, that could not well be muster
ed out, foFgot-we have the Veteran
| Reserve Corps, made up of volunteers
wounded in the service--poor devtll
hobbling about in garrison duty, OF
cork legs, aud with limited supply
of arms. The opinion is general an6
unanimous, In the regular army, thai
this corps should at once be mustered
out. Here's reform for you. But le
US spare the poor regular, whose you'll
has been wasted in educational purposes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FARM FOR SALE.

A Very Desirable FARM Of los acres situated in
~ Delaware township, Delaware coun ty, Ohio,
accessible by a county road on the we 50 and only
az miles south OF Delaware the Delaware
3 Columbus Turnpike. Thirty-nTe acres imFroV-
ed and seventy acres good heavy timber. No
buildings. This place is now offered on very low
terms and is a great bargain.
For terms &c, inquire at the Liberty Mills
Deceit JAMES BIEBER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
House and Lot for Sale.

CgTFUATED on Eaton Street, South Delaware. The
~ house fs a story aud a-han frame, with eight
rooms, newly painted throughout and Papered,
With wood-roon and well on porch, and large
cistern in the kitchen The ground inclaaSS LEo
- o-bzIF Iots and well supplied with All kinds
OF fruft trees. Stable premises. This prop
ertv will be sold reasonably. For further par
ticuars, inquire Of
7. Z. POWELL,
EepII # Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26

FARMFOR SALE.

eNituated on Alum Greek, portion being bottom
~ land one mile south Of Cheshire and oniy
"a rec n lies from Lewis Center. Confirms
ac res well supplied with living water, good tim
ber. bu ufldings, &C. Apply to Thomas P. Myers
Delaware, Ohio, or - the owner a the premises.
TaD90 AZ, THEODORE LEWLS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

SOLOMON ROOSEVELT, PIT.) Before o. H. Clifton, j.
vs. P., of Oxford twp, Del
s. B. MooREHoUsE. Def. aware Co., Ohio.
On the 9th day ef February, A D., 1869, sal l
Juetice issued an order Of attachment in the
nbcve acton for the sum cf sixtv-hve dollars.
Said cause will be for hearing on tho 9th day Of
March, A. D., 1se9, at O'Clock, a. m, Of said
day. o,,,,- rc,y1,g,n
ASHLEY. Ohio. Feb. 10, 1869. feo1s-s'P p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
For SALE.

A good Farm of 100 acres in Lees
burg Township, Union County, Ohio.
good new frame house, good out-6uildings
young orchard good fences, good water Priviieg es
&c &c About 10 miles from Delaware, Ohio On
ly $685. per acre y down and balance in two an
nuaI payments, inquire OF
nOY20tf T. E POWE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE.
Snail Fr,me Dwelling.

Small Frame Dwelling,
SSDeIsvrare y stories, 5 rooms, good oister n
With pump A very comfortable homo tor salsll i
family VIII be sold easy terms Boou
chance for man of small means to secure,N nun 9
ROBT. F. .BURLBUTT. Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE.
EARN FOR SAFE.

Splendid Farm Of 2os acres for sale, in Blown
township, 3 miles east Of Delaware, on the NJ.
Vernon road, greater portion Of the land is first
class bottom. Good House and Barn. Orchard
and other Improvements. For agricultural Pur-
poses this farm has no superior in Delaware coun-
y, For prices and terms, enquire OF the under
signed on the premises.
feb19d SARAH Harlan.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
NOTICE.

grTHE Owners OF lots and lands bounding and
abutting on Wash ngton ST. between Lincoln
Avenue and Griawnld st reefs, are hereby notified
that the Council of tho IncCrPo oratcd village Of
Delaware by a resolution ado pied February lst,
determined 10 improve said portion OF washing
ton street by grading, graYelinE and guttering
the same
feb5 At c. II. MoELEOY, Tscor5cr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FnR SALE OHEAP.

Dwelling and 3 acres of ground.
r-Nituated in south Delaware, on South street
Sam and outbuiidnEs, lot highly improved ap-
pie, pear and peach trees in abundance, zoo grape
vines and other smalfruit OF all kinds, an excel
-1D' Annlv TO RoBr. T. HURLBUrT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
NOTICE

FTTHE Owners OF lots and lands bounding and
L abutting on Lincoln AveEue from Sand1s kT at
to Liberty st are hereby nOt1ned that the ooupo4
Of the Incorporated village or Delaware by rcso-
luton adopted Feb. 1st 90, determined to improve
said portion Of Lincoln Avenue by grading, grav-
ing and guttoring the same and paving the side-
walks thereof, sad Eidewalkh TO be II fcot IN
width to be paved not less than feet in width
style and the rest 30 be gravelad, and to bc Fut
down with good and sufficient curb STONES
feb5 At C II. McELRoY Recor der.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE

Very Pleasant Small Dwelling,
A ND one acre Of ground on South st South
~ Delaware, the property is noted for It's neat
ness and will make very pleasant nome ZOE
A small family the lot is highly improved All
kinds Of trees and small fruit, aud the neighoor-
hood the very best south OF the R. r. A very
excellent cementsd oistern, capacity 90 barrels,
- '-e F-'''0' ROBT. F. HURLBUTT-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

a farm miles from ToWni
~Oontaining 1O91< acres, situated on the bene
Z : Point road Is acres cleared, tho balance IN
timber, Hewed log house and outbulidin gsa OT-
ehard Of $50 trees, &C., as Eood corn an st9Sk @
farm as there Is in this part Of the state me
and will double the value or the land. VIII pc
sold at 4 bargain the owner being about 70 re-
move Apply to -orr I, YzrrQT 7sTTTr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE.

A Small Frame Dwelling.
c0ITUATED on the Delhi plank road, within 90
- rods Of the o. ". F. College, contains rooms
Zen S1isbed- GOOD large lot we'll improved Ap-
nIv "a R. +. HURLBUTT. Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FARM EOR SALE,
Containing 125 Acres. IS cleared,

Containing 125 Acres, IS cleared,
ctituated IN Berkshire tp., nearly rqni distant
u 9frou and within few minutes drive Of the
villages Of Gaiena Sunbury, berkshire aud Ches-
hire Churches, Schools, nils, Markets, Cool So
ciety and a healthy DoighbOrhood. An Apple
orchard, Peaches, Cherries, and small frutls IN
abundance. A good barn, and new frEt-class
house Of eight rooms, with every convenience. A
goOd dry cellar good we'll, cistern and neveT-fail-
sing pring OF stoek-water. Fine timber and good
SOIL very desirable property. For
terms inquire OF the proprietor A, T. Carpenter,
on the premises or Of
Jan29n T. f. POWELL, R. F. Agent,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FORSALELOW.

A New Brick Dwelling,
cITUATED on Hill St, South Delaware, one OF
- the most desirable residences, now 10r sac N
~ il Citv a verV large lot, with front on two
Ftreets. Apply TO R. F. HURLBUFT'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Business Lot,
raTTUATFD on the west side Of Sandusky street.
~ goutb and near the Court House. Apply 70
r. f. HURLBCTTu Real Estate Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
ESTATE OF EPHRIAM SAILS
RTTRY

HYotioc is hereby given that ths undcrslened
IN has been duly appointed aud qualified Ex-
ecutnr OF the Estate of EphriaTn Salisbury, dec'd
lat Of delaware County. Oalo- ali persons IN
tcrested will govern themselves accordingly.
FeLI9 at JAMES COX, Executor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
T. A. BRACE. 81 NEVILLE
Beach & Neville,
Practical Photographers,
W. Corner sandusky & Winter s.s.,i
DELAWARE, OHIO.

Special attention given to enlarginE from old
pictures photographs, Ambretypes5 Daguerre.
otypes sos No matter how small, we can make
any size desired from them, and hnish them IN
India Ink, Water and Oil COlOrs.
Porcelain Pictures in Frames, Cases, and on
Watch pials. We use the GENUINE and NOT The
IMITATION Porcelain Our work is unexcelled. Sat
isractioo guaranteed. Patronage respectfully so.
lioited. sep G6S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26
EOR SALE

Brick Dwelling in Winter Street. i.
T9ETWEEN Sandusky aud Frankli lin, oontSnln
improved so feet on Winter and 200 feet deep :
a we'll Of good water, &c. A very desiTaole Pr"P
erty and offered for a short time on Feas'haVio
terms. Apply 70 .
RoBT F. HURLBUTT, Real Estate Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26

Drs. Whtte @ Constant,

YPAVIN disposed Of their Drug Store, will now
c5 give their entire attention 20 the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery. OFFICE, Union BLOCK over
Renuersa Grocery Store
aprlT'6S-tf
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FARM FOR SALE
ION TINE"
-nn

n = lLl0 = u N . - =
TN GENOA Twp, two miles from Galena, mitE
from Lewis Center, 125 acres cl cared and under
cultivation so acres sugar camp, all under fence,
well timbered aad well Watersd living spring on
the place, good house with eight rooms; other
out-bufldings, well, cistern, &o-
Good barn and shed for 500 sheep.
All in grain except few acres This is an ex-
o.IIent sheep or stock farm.
win be sold on very easy terms on long time
payments. = ,- ,r,-,
ADply 10 BUb'Ts = dU h44bUAAs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-26

FOR SALE OR rem
Large Frame Dwelling.
p ARGE Erame dwelling on William sL-s contain
4 ing u rooms. Lot rods BY 8. Stable &C
House has been recently painted and rehtted,
Will be sold reasonable, Apply 70
ROBT +. HURLBUrT.