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DY virtue Of mandate To me disectsd fsoi6'
ID the court of common pleas sfslfoneess
county, Ohio, 4 will Offer for ssls, at ~ ffonfs
door Of the court house in the toyn o{
Woodsfeld. between the hours OF 10 06l6ok
.. m. and O'Clock ps m. on .ls assy \ ~
Friday, The 2Sth day Q, Octooen 1870
the following described real estate sitnate tnrs
Monroe county Ohio, to- wit: I. S,'s 81
The east half of the southeast quarter 81
section twenty four, township four.range fvs,
except SO much Of said tract % lies northof
Standing Stone Run, and heretofore convey6d
to VIM. c. Kirkwood now owned BY cfiS-
man, the said tract being all Of said half
quarter lying south Of Standing 6tcne RpnT
supposed to contain ffty-three acres mora
or less. conveyed by Dishler to h. B Hasons
April 8, 1862. IL q ssss, u
Also, fourteen acres Of land, more o. less,S
situate in the north part Of the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of sectio4t
seventeen, township four. ranges Avs, s.d ~
ing the, same tract of land purchased BY saids.
Mason at Master Commissioner's Sale, g the
property Of Lewis johnson h = proceeding
in the court Of common pleas, of Ho1Eees
county, Ohio. 3. ..ss
First tract appraised at 81 $50. N's'iie
Second /" ss 325. p <i4ss SEss
?. sPRIGas, go.
ssp27dt. Mas. Com, u. &. b. Y
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Ambition,

ssPress ON! for it is godiike to unloose
s.sghe spirit and forget yourself in thought;
bending pinion for the deeper sky,
And, in the very fetters Of your flesh.
Mating with the pure essences of heaven.
~. p. Wills.
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Tuesday. November. I.1s7o.
Books.

The past but lives i'm words; thousand ages
Were blank, if books ned not evoked their
y I ghosts, ~ a lf
Andiikept the pale embodied shades to warn
us
From aeshless lips.
BIDDER
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10 A DAY-Business entirely new and hon
orable. Liberal Inducements. Desc iptive
circulars free. Address !. c. RAND &rC0.,
Bddsfsrd, Ne
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Appearance.

AppeafanCe.
Full many stoics eye and aspect stern
Masks hearts whore grief has little left to
learn;
And many witheripg thought lies hid, not
lost.
In. smiles that most bedt who wears them
most.
Byron
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FORTUNES offered to live men. Rare
chance. Send stamp. Diamond <. Co. Will
mington, Del sep2om3.
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Poetry.

The world is full Of poetry: the air
Is living with its spirit; and the waves
Dance to the music Of its melodies,
And sparkle in its brightness.
-RrcicaI
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100000 Sold Magic Photographs.
Wonderful and amusing. They please every :
body. Is cts. a packages, 5 PACKAGES for 81 !.
Sent postage paid. Send for some. C. We
myss, 8 Astor Place, New York. octllw3,
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Free fo Rook Agents.

We will send handsome prospectus of our
NKw ILLusrRArED FAMILY BlBLR 70 any Book
Agent, free OF charge. Address NATIONAL
FURNISHING Co Chicago, H., Cincinnati, Ohio,
or st. Louis, oct11w4
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War.

ops murder marks the assassin's edious
name,
But millions damn the hero into fame.
hins.
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yN1ANTED AGENTS, (s2o Per Day) to
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE. Has the under feed,
makes the .lock STITCH" (alike on both
sides,) and is fully licensed. The best and
cheapest family Sewing Machine in the mar.
ket. Address Johnson, CLARK & Co., Boston,
Mass, ,Pittsburg, IA, Chicago H., ,or St, Louis,
Mo, octllw4,
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Probate Notice.

TN consequence of the burning of the entire
records and papers of the probate ofice,on
the 18th Of June last, it becomes necessary for
Executors, Administrators and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
ECourt, to renew their bonds. Those seknowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with
out further notice. w. 7. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf. Probate Judge.
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Administrator Sale.

fFHE undersigned will sell, ON the premises,
i on Thursday; November IL, a. D. 1870,
the following described zeal estate, as the
property Of Godfrisd Beck, deceased, to wit:
The southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter. of section ten, township four, range
-four, except two and one-hsH acres of the
southeast corner,) containing thirty-seve
and e.half acres, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, and appraised at $500; subject to
widows dover therein. Sale made by order
of Probate Court.
TERns--0ns-third cash in hand, one-third
in one year, and one-tbird in two years; de-
ferred payments to bear interest. h
t1s JACOB TSCHAPPAT,
Admir- Of estate of Godfrisd Beck, decd.
ncf1Gr6 fstiT - sfssfs - no
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Attachment.

Jacob T. Morrill,, plaintiff, } At my instance an
against order of attach
Charles Kanarim, deft nent was issued by
Michael Boughner. a Justice of the Peace of
Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
3Oth day of September, A. D. 1870, against the
goods, ohattels, stocks or interest in stocks,
rights. credits, moneys and effects of the defen-
dant, Charles Kanarim, for the sum Of $11 90
oct25w3 JACOB I. MORRILL,.
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DISTRICT COURT

NVNhoH NHEAc.
Euskineum county. Januarv 80. April "a,
October 80.
Noble county, March Ia, June g. October IT,
Morgan county March 13,June 5, October Ii.
Guernsey county, April IL, July s. Novem-,
Der Z.
I Belmont county, February !, Nay l6. No.
vember /.
Monroe county, January II, May 2, octo-
Der IL.
o..'n .asOasaSaS oo 0oun'y' feoruary ~ may 40
ov,poe. oo' ~ o a..
na,iison ooun'y' ropiuafy =. nay . 's'o'
oer 40. - ,as,x No..
1o s.eeisoA 00uA'y' A"f0n TO- 'une - -'ef :
AND we furtner direct tnat certinea copy
OF thls order be transmitted fortnwltn oy the
Clerk OF the Court OF Court OF Common
fieas OF yenerson county 70 tne eiera OF 'he
Court OF Common Pleas IN each OF salo coun-.
.ies' ana .na. II oe pupnsnea accofoins 70 law
IN eacn OF said counties iior louf CONSECUTIVE
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TIIg-Hli' IOuIg aIspI! !!
Farmers Helper

Farmers Helper.
CHows HOW 10 DOUBLE THE PROF
~ ITSs0F THE farm, and shows how Far
mers and their sons can each make 500 PER
MONTH in Winter. 10000 copies viii be mailed
free to farmers. Send name and address to
ZEIGLER, MccURDY &. CO., Cincinnati, q.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR NEW BOOK
The Expose Or mon,sm maIm0ls nna iiiss.sssss mSsi
pages ATS, Price 50. Full Of startling facts
and astonishing revelations. Address BELK-
NAP & BIlrs, Hartford, Conn.,, or UNION PUB
Co., Chicago, Ill. oct11w4.
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Attachment.

Allen Pierson, plaintiff, At the instance Of
81 against the plaintiff an or
Bertrand Langel, def't der to attach was
issued on the l1th day Of October, 1870, by
f. AZ. Beard J. P. of Center township,
Monroe county. Ohio, against the goods, chat
tells stocks or interest in stocks, rights, credits
moneys, and effects of Bertrand Langel.a non
resident of the county aforesaid, for the sum Of
81 .79--octlSw3 ALLEN PIERSON.S
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A GENTS WANTED Ssz5 A MONTH by
IL the AMERICAN KSITr1so MACHINE Co., os-
ION, Mass, or St Louis, NO., octliv4.
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$50 a We, X paid agents, male or female, in
. new manufacturing bzsiness at home. No
capital req uired, Address NoyEIrr Co, ,saco,
Me-, oct11w4.
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DRY GOODS!

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
LOCAL NOTICES.

f. C. B. CronlzIetOn, doors East OF VIII
Liam 8 Blook, has on hand the bast lot oi { IN
ware, ut laV rates, IN the city.
stoves stOvesf!-StOves nave de-
elined, and a. Lybrand & Son are receiving
/ a large stock. which they will sell cheap.
If you want TO see the best stock OF Cloths
Cassimeres, Beavers &c, in town, 60 TO
E. r. HENDERSON'S.
We are Informed by the singer Nam
ufacturing Company, that Mr.. a. n. Heh-
ners OF our town, is appointed Agent for
the sale OF their new Family Sewing Ma
cnlne IN Delaware County. The wide estab-
lished reputation of the Singer as a family
and manufacturing machine is well found
ed as is also the fame OF Mr.. Heffner for
fair dealing. On the whole we Dredfnf fhe
sale Of many machines in the County and
general satisfaction among purchasers.
hr. Henner keeps constantly on hand q
nne stock Of cotton, silk and twist, togeth-
er with machine oil and needles. Office at
Croft d Newton's Shoe store. If
VOx Populi.-The voice of the People is
that IS Morse's Indian Root Pills. and il is
well deserved. The best Remedy in the
world for almost all diseases that afflfct the
human race Ghey act directly on the blood
stomach and bowels. Keen TOur blood prra
Dy an occasional dose fthese Pills and you
AFl11 not De SICK. The blood is the life, keep
1t pure by using the only medicine that
VIII coLnplelely cleanse it, MOrse's Indian
Root El4Is. Use the Alorseis Pills in all cases |
of Bili1Ousness, Liver Complaints, Female
Irregularities, Headache, Indigestion, &c, |
old by all Dealers. feb4-2m
SAAAA EE04AE& ana Gtlu1GE ELeGuEUgs-
The subscribers having received a good va |
r3ety of Books, offer them for sale at as low !
prices as can be afforded. Please call and |
examine for yourselves, at No. SSSandusly |
street. B. DICKINSON q SON, |
ssLeader,, 'sL.eaderss ssEeaders, is the /
new Stove which A. LYBRAND & SONS /
now have on exhibition-cau and see it.
The material used by A. LYBRAND & /
SONS for Roofing, House SpoUting, and all /
kinds Of job work, is the best the market |
affords.
Persons Wishing to purchase a good Cook |
Stove wiz do well to go and see G. B. Cron-
zIeton's s Lew stove. called the fashion.
The reason why c. B. CRoEKLEroN does
50 much job work is that he uses the very |
best materials-the best the market affords L
and employs none but drst class work
men,
The Fashion has a larger oven, weighs
more, and has smoother castings than any
itove in the city. Call and see L.
The price OF all Cook, Parlor and Box
stoves has been reduced 10 per cent. by
G. Bs SlRONKLETON
The largest assortment OF Neck Ties in
Delaware can be seen at Hendenon's.
Try JuIian's Interest Tables. forsaIa
'uly at the NEW BOOK STORE.
A. Lybrand q soma manufacture Gal
TaniZed Iron COrnice-and Window Caps
# all patterns-Call and see samples.
It is admitted by all who have ever seen
y used the Morning Glory, that it is the
and most convenient and least
expensive in the consumption of fuel Of
my stove that has ever been invented.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
A Hunlbug.

HOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EX-
PRESTON from persons reading adVer-
tisements of Patent Medicines, and in nine
cases out OF ten they may be right. It Is
over " years since introduced DIR. Tobias
Venetian Liniment, to the pnblic. l had
40 money to advertise it, so I LEFT it for sale
with a few druggists and storekeepers
through small section of the country
many taking it with great reluctance F; but
l told them to let any one have it, and IL ft
did not do all stated on my pamphlet no
one need pay for it. In some stores two or
three bottles were taken on trial by persons
present. was, by many, thought crazy,
and that would be the last they would see
Of me. But knew my medicine was no
humbug. In about two months began to
receive orders for more Liniment, some
calling it my valuable Liniment who had
refused to sign a receipt when I left IL at
their store. Now my sales are millions of
bottles yearly, and all for cash. warrant
It superior to any other medicine for the
cure of Group, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colo,
Vomiting Spasms, and Sea-sfckness. as an
intern al remedy. It is perfectly innocent
to take 1nternalIy-see oath accom- panyinE
each bottle-and externally for Chrome
Headache, Mumps. Frosted
Feet Bruises, Sprains, Old Sores, SWelIings,
Sore Throats, &C., &c.
Price SO cts. Sold by the Druggists, Depot
~ EarK Rlaces N. I. feb. 25-lm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

PERSONAL---VERY.. o. H. Newton, who
has of6oiated for the past fourteen years
as Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church of,this city, has received the
appointment as Chaplain Of the Ohio
Penitentiary, at Columbus. During Ma
Nevton's prQtFaqted .professiqpal1 : SER
vices in Delaware he has been alike esz
teemed for his virtues and assitlslity as
a, pastor, his qualities as a. gantlemaH. .
and his usefulness as citizen.. I. I. HIS
friends, whose circle has extended far
beyond the limits Of his pastorate, while
they rejoice in his good fortune. viii
deeply regFet lis rem6vsi Hom our
midst, His appointment shows, a wise.
appreciation Of his qualifications and a.
praiseWOrthy disposition on the part Of
Col. Burr. the Warden, and also Dell
awarian. to put the right man in the
right place We Predic for AIr. Newton
a career of great usefulness in his new
sphere. He win commerce fis du6es
as Chaplain on the first of April.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
oARD.

EDS. GAZETTE Permit us through your
paper to express our gratitude to the Ladies
Association of the Second Presbyterian
Church of Delaware for the most valuable
and beautiful gifts presented to US as token
of their Affection. EsE. atE
And we would assure them that this un-
expec4ed teEtimoniRAOf their love, Is high
II Appreciated by us (; and that it VIII cause
us to ever cherish for them those tender re-
CARDS which have so long dwelt in our
hearts; and may their future and ours often
be refreshed, as the happy associations Of
when we meet IN our eternal home, may it
be to mingla our Inscriptions OF praise to
Him who has redeemed as by His own
blood, enditaught us here what true Chris
tiRn love and fellowship are.
Ladies, please accept our sincere thanksi
and may Our successors, In the blessed work
which we now leave to enter upon another
field of labor, md in you the same warm
hearts to love, and the same willing hands
to cooperate with than In every good word
and work. The Lord bless you all.
REV. O. II. & MRS. G. NEWTON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11


CITY CoUNCIL.-We are indebted to
Recorder LITTLE for a resume of the
proceedings of the City Council on last
Monday evening
The Committee appointed in reference
to the corporation paying tax on gas
reported iufavor of paying said tax, and
report was adopted. Sundry bills were
presented and allowed. Marshal s. re-
port for February read and approved
The Firemen's Committee reported Ghat
in compliance with instructions they had
purchased a truck for the Hook and
Ladder Co. Report adopted and fled.
The names of officers elected by the
Fire Department for the ensuing year
were severaiiiy actettagoE and all-eea-
frmeds. excepting the Chief Engineer.
N. White, who was rejected-yeas ], ,
nays 6. Dennis Kelly was allowed 81 50
I and Joseph Haas $500 on contracts for
grading. Mayors report of receipts for
FEBRUARY was received and fled. An
ordinance was. adopted to widen and ex-
tend Harrison street to Liberty. A pc
tition to open two alleys in East Della
ware, south of William street, was
granted. Also one to open an alley
near Springfield Railroad track A peti-
ton was granted to grade, gravel and
gutter North street from Sandusky to
Elizabeth. The Fire Department was
allowed an appropriation not to exceed
$40 to purchase hats and uniforms for
the officers Of the Department.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

TRIcKERY.-The editOf d those two
valuable sheets. both weakly, the Herald
and ColzgzaB, thinks he has discovered
a case of trickery. The case Is. simply
this A committee of students, who
wanted to get some. cards and pro-
grammes printed, first obtained the price
at the Herald Office, then ours, which
was given without our knowing what the
Herald charged. Meanwhile the editor
Of the Cozsgla,, having taken advan-
tage of his position as a member Of the
committee to betray our figures to the
Herald Office, that concern attempted to
underbid US. The whole matter was
then referred back to the two societies,
where the prices of the two Offices being
fairly compared. the job was given US
by the unanimous vote of one and an
overwhelming majority Of the other.-
Thus we received the job. not from The
committee at all, but from the societies
which it represented. The grief and
modification of the Gokkgian's nice
young man at his defeat in the little
game he played. and more especially.aat
his discovery that we do printing as low
or lower, (tosay nothing f.qJaliity than
it is done an the ahzSAA Agbf6ce, are ILL
concealed. He may find relief by an
Application qflPaegOrie sqRe.Of Mrs.
WinsloW's soothing syrup.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

NEWSPAPER IAifRov lEST. Dur vsll-
ued eotemporary. the Guernsey Zatls,
published at Cambridge. Ohio. has made
great improvement by putting on new
wearing apparel, and a general recon-
stTuction Of is outside aPPearaRce. The
Times abundantly deserves its typo
graphical fine linen, and we hope may
be RECALLED every day with suinptu1ils
additions to its subscription list. Long
and gIoriously may it flourish among
the hills and valleys Of old Guernsey.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

LECTURE BY FRED. DOUGLAsS.-The
University Lecture sAss0Gati0n have Sc
cured lecture BY Frederick Douglas.
on "Our Composite Nationality" at the
Opera House, on tomorrow Saturday.
evening. We hope Mr.. Douglass viii
be no less successful in securing q full
house than he was on the occasion Of
his former visit to Delaware. His lee
ture is a new one, and those who listen
to it may be assured Of hearing some
thing good. His treatment of his
theme is always eloquent. mastery and
instructive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

fi.fa Hrf
ZETAGATHEA.--FVe had the pleasure
Of attending the literary exercises Of the
zetagathean Society on Friday evening,
and were very much pleased with The
performances. The literary efforts were
all good, and of them we. consid-
cred a little extra. a.. Not having the full
programme at hand, we cannot furnish
the order Of exercises. but may be per-
mitted to congratulate the different per-
formers upon tlle merit OF their prodde-
tons. The music was Of vocal nature,
and furnished by the 'OcrErS, . a Club
cowPose5 of MsssFs. u G FRFFebt c. M.
Jones. G. B, Brandsbury, =. Jordan,
and Misses Annie Semans Ella Barnes,
Lide Brown and Mary Humphreys, un-
der the direction Of w. S. Fitch. and all
members Of the Choral Society. The
selections embraced sclee.s quartettes,
and choFuses, and were all wen received
by the audience. This Club. though
but recently formed, are to be congrat.
ulated upon their success on this occa.
sion.s They were cohlpelledftd to render
their music in small and crowded
room, but despite this disadvantage, fur
nished some delightful entertaiHment.-
All passed of pleasantly with the ex
ception Of some disturbance caused b,
several boisterous individuals around
the door Of the han. They certafinl,
showed much disrespeet for Presiden
Merrick, the Society, and the singers, il
interrupting the exercises, ana we wer
surprised to see such actions. With thi
exception. the audience cannot bu
cherish pleasant memories Of this en-
tetainment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr.
E. A. Vining died at his residence in
Berlin township on the z7th ult. He
was born in ConneeticeIt in 1906. in 1908
accompanied his fathers family to Ohio
and settled in Delaware. and for the
long petiDd of siSty-tWO years has re-
sided in this vicinity. He was in all re-
sPects most estimable citizen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

PosTPONED.-In consequence of the
Hall being engaged for the temperance
meeting on Tuesday evening, General
BrinloerhOff's address on Tariff Reform
has beenipostponed until Tuesday even
ing next. All who are interested in this
subject. and II is one Of general interest,
should hear what the General has to say.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

4-TrnAxsggaKsAR1sA AEizrrus sf the
Delaware County Bible Society viii be
held at the William Street NJ. E. Church
on Monday evening. March aIst Rev.
J. II. Creighton, Of Athens, VIII deliver
the annual address.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

Hon cALEB HoWARD died in Zanes-
vile on the 9th inst He was one Of the
early settlers in Delaware. for many
years a PromineRfg and fartitse basiness
man Of our town, and while residing
here flled successfully the Offices Of
Associate Judge Of the Court-of Com
mon Pleas and County Treasurer. He
was far advanced in life, and had re-
sided in ZanesgiHe8 8dssEhan a year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

DANIEL S. PARKER, Postmaster at
Kankakee. ILL.,, and the founder and for
many years editor Of the Kankalcee
F. Gasefke. died at that place. Of consump-
ton, on the evening Of the sd inst. The
deceased was native Of this county. a
soniof Stiles Parker, formerly County
Recorder, and learned the printing busi-
fnessin the GAZETTE Office. He entered
the service during the rebellion as Adju-
tant Of an Illinois regiment, and was
severely wounded at the battle Of Arkani
sas Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

+. NEW FIRar-J. w. Luckinbin and,H.
w. Vogt. successors 70 Aigin & Luck
sinBiII have removed their grocery es-
stablishment from Evans Block to the
room formerly occupied by Hills &
Buck, north end Of Williams Block
They have fine room and it is wen
stocked with choice goods. Call in and
see them. plT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
LUMBER, NAILS, sc.
CLRPENGER q CO..

HAVING opened a Lumber Yard and
II Ware House, on Winter Street, between
the Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot,
are prepared to offer great inducements to
purchasers. We are receiving and will have
constantly on hand q large stock Of
PINE POPLAE Ee, ASH, WALNUT, -AND
OTHER LUMBER.
Choice Scantting, RGfters, SheetfaO, SHfH0IeS,
LGtth, Fence B0nrCie and Posts,
which having purchased from first hands,
they are enabled to sell at the lowest cash
rates. Also, Iron, Nails, Window Glass, &c.
We can sell 10 Merchants and others on the
most favorable terms. ,,, a ,,J,
Jan. '6A. CLIPPEN9A - - w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

TEMPERANCE bfoYENENT.-T There
was a fair attendance at the temperance
meeting, at Templar Hall, on Tuesday
evening. Some forcible and pointed
remarks were made by President Mer-
rick, and Col d. H. Moore followed in
one OF his happy littie speeches. A pc
tition to the City Council for the enact
ment Of a prohibitory ordinance, was
circulated among the audience and was
numerousIy signed. A committee was
appointed to circulate this petition
throughout the city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

YIN. c. A.-Regular business meet
ing Of Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton this evening. at u O'Clock. Let
everymembcr SECS His nntice make
his arEsnge ngenea. IS e he promptly
On hand There are matters of business
that demand immediate attention. and
the presence Of every member is ear
nestIy desired, pl