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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

George Myers, Plaintiff,
against
Patr1cI MeDoeald- William Court 0f Com
McD.sn4ld, NJ Mcdonald. mon Pleas Of
|amu-f d. Cline william Delaware
Hane- & William a. Hance, county. Ohio
lat partners under The firm
Of Hanc- & Son d2f-utlenL--
DATRTCK MCDONALD, ES fI1fam NE
L Donald and NJ. Mcdonald, in the state
of PENN y lvali4, viii take notice that
George Myers. of the County of Morrow.
state of Ohio. did on The Iifh tIay o4 Julte
4. D. 1879. file his petition IN the Court OF
Common Pleas far the county OF Delaware,
in said state OF Ohio, against the ssid
Patrick McDouald, William Mcdonald, n.
McDouald setInuei H. Cline and William
Hance & William a. Hance late partners
under the firm name OF II ne s. son, de-
aendflniSr Saltls-g IoF&n tnitI on Ia y n day
of December, a. 10 1Sfs. the said defend -tuTs
Patrick Mcdonald. William McD0n4 ld and
NJ Mcdonald made and delivered. among
otheIs. their prOmissOlY Y nOfer~ to said sam
tel D Cline as follows: one for 500 psl1 able
ON or neft're January lst, 1870 W ith interest,
md one for $50 PAYABLE On or before jan
uaTy lst, 1874, ~ IL interest that to secure
} the pstyfuelIt af said DrOmiSSOry notes,
] the said Patrick Mcdonald William Nc
Donalu ana ~ Mcdonald executed and de-
! ttvered to said SAMUEL ID. Cline q mortgage
/ deed on certain premises in said petit on
described aSsituate in said County of Della
r ware. and in RANGE 19, T-.wuShiDB. Section
! 1. containing three & d5 4I-I00 acres m ire or
| Itss. knoz n as the Cline Woolen Null site.
/ Ehat on the 5th day OF March, A. d. 1869, for
| valuable consideration. the said SaImu-i ID.
| Cline assigned and transferred to plaintiff
| aid proInlssory notes ana mortgage oeed-
ltat the said Samuel D slime and William
/ tance & William A. Hance, late partn. rs
| Iuder the firm name of Hance & son claim
/ -OmF- interest IN si1ld laIlnS unoer Ine ssai4
| Pttrick Mcdonald. William Mcdonald aud
| VI. Med. N Adj. and praying thatSaid Patrick
1 McDOnald. William Mcdonald and M. Nc
| slOuald may pay Ia The Plaintiff the sum OF
| 500 with interest thereon rom the 2SLh day
/ I December, 1868. or that said premises IN
/ said petition described may be sold TO pay
/ he same and for other and proper relief
The said Patrick Mcdonald, William Nc
! Donald and NJ. Mcdonald. and each Of them
/ ar hereby required TO appear and answer
aid petition n or b fore Lue third Saturday
after the 22d day of July. A. D. 1870.
/ DELAWARE O., June Y. lS7o-
GEORGE M ERS.
By T. E. DUNCAN, PoPPI. .ETON d Aict5LtoX
his Attorneys june el7-6wpfsl9 -
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ooLhAn RoILs d noRsns.

A Veterinarian writes to the Chi
cago Tribune as follows, in answer to a
question as to the cause of swellings and
collay boils on horses THE sweIlings
and collar boils you complain of are not
caused by feeding salt and ashes, though
the latter seems TO me to be useless
These swellingsz occur most frequently
in spring time, and especially then,
when the horse either is improving or
falling off in flesh, thus rendering the
collar too narrow or too wide. Have
the collar always well fitted to the
horses neck, keep your harness clean
and smooth, and take care that the
traces or tugs are always of exactly the
same length, and you will have no
cause 70 complain. AS long as the skin
on those swellings is not sore, you may
use cold lamentations. As soon, how
ever, as the same gets sore, and the ep-
idermis taken of, you will soon effect a
cure by applying three times a day, or
when the horse has to work, each time
the harness is put on or taken off. on
the sore places, a mixture of pure olive
oil and lime water, equal parts.
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sALmoN-F1sH1Ne

'iAu terTe ?" asked Roma, hesitating
to shoot the rapids.
bah no, no, au large, responded
Bruno. Then turning to me, mo time
for de shore-channel; have to run de
pitch Down on your knee, sir, and
brace yourself gin the mid-stip and
with one vigorous sweep of his paddle,
he sent our bark into the main channel.
Roma dropping his pole and seizing his
paddle, kneeled in the bow, and both
padded with all their might.
With a wild hoop we ran the pitch.
The fight Of our canoe was like that OF
an arrow, the gray rocks seeming to pass
ike phantoms up stream as we shot
past. The stem Of our birch parted the
troubled waves below, and deluge Of
spray came over us.
The men shook themselves ike a pair
OF Newfoundland dogs, as | reeled I'D
the slack of my line. Finding the fish
still fast, landed on the ledge of rock
that formed one shoulder of the pitch.
We will fight it out here, my lady. .
! said, as I forced her into the eddv
She came reluctantly, with much desper-
ate shaking and saving of her head, and
stubborn disposition TO slilk. But
Kept her moving and after a few runs
each showing that her pluck was gone
and her strength declining, I saw he
dark-blue back and silver sides. In
lew minutes / drew her into . little cove
Bruno s gaf went hOok-deep into he
side and she was landed on the rock
after contest Of nearly an hour. Thl
spling-balance was produced from m,
satchel, the hook inserted in her gnout
and down went the index, marking
twenty-nine pounds fresh-run fish
measuring three feet four inches Fran
PtfRa1z's Magazine f01- 1ltZy.
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10 FARmERs

A WORD with the farmers. wool-groBeTs,
Mechanics and all lovers of Home industry.
We have started in Delaware Wooden
Factory and 1tdepends on you as q class
y hei her it Sllt1ll be a success or not. If ou
Will patronize us instead OF huying the
cheap trash made in the ea>t and sent out
here to humbug the wO' king and business
class of men, we shall surely succeed and
build up q business that viii be a credit TO
us and TO our customers. We have started
our business depending especially upon
our trade, more particularly as Ihe gay
and fnppiSh viii not patTOufze home in
dustry or even recognize labor as honOrn-
DIE. If we can have you for our customers
Hr can succeed and shall be patf onized by
tiiose with whom it is a pleasure 10 deal
see our advertisement in this paptsr and
/ vSorS l1 sn9 s S. US, bringing with you your
/ what we sny. ' Va siAey1 " @ mean
is @ rtiau Illores especially to farmers and
j lS. -. lsISaeEsi " When on shear Inv ont
ua 1es. anu llgnt,,,~t wool 10 bring 70 the
factory ana you VIII get larger tf1rT Ont
1 Of goods, while you can sell your beer-I, ~
I wool with your cliu ai,d l,sse Itoihlne NJ
man has better rightto wear the best than
l ne who grows IT, Let the st.oudy mann
I faefs1Eers use tn refusr and pro- s-cf your-
selves ana hOm tnau try with tht. best,
Yours Respectfully.
NnY18-am sTkYENaON q ALLGLREs
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Legal Notice,

4 LVIN A j. PITTS and her husband
n George Pitts. of Washington, washing
Of M me Stafs of 1 limos i VIII foise ctcs ~
Henry W Pumphrey, ATsh bald Lybrand l..
William =. Reid, Thomas 3. Powell, Walter
T. Watson, John d. Van Deman, William
n. Warre-I, John b undage, John H. Mem
deuhau. William G. Williams, Edward r,
Thorn pSOn, Homer NJ. Carper Henry A
Welch. Samuel P. ShuT and Jacob J. Shur
partners as 1.-The Deposit Banking Com
pany of Del ware, >" Ohio, on the 10th day of
OF Common Pleas of Delaware county.
Ohio, against them and George s CrydeF,
settng fofth among other things that on
the 1911 0ay OF FEBRUARY 1859, said George
). Cryder executed his prOmisSory noIe of
that date + 81, 100, payable on or before
A prfl /, 1870. to AlVina J. Pitts or bearer
with interest from April l. 1869 and that
tn ere il due tn on Nzid sum Of 81 100 with
interest from Anril i, 1859; that pIaintiffs
ruary, 1863, said George S.tsrYdeT, to secure
said note, executed and delivered ca said
Pitts deed Of mortgage, cOnYeying to her
and her assigns the fssilowlng premises in
Delaware county, Ohio and IN Scfo1s. town
hip. ami known as part Of surE-y No. L.
O5s, Virginia Military Disffiet and being
mat certain lot OF llnd formerly fbeIon g
to Soils Reynolds and which was sci on to
said AIVinaJ. Pitts. in the subdivision and
partition of said real estate of said Soils
Reynolds deceased; b ginning at n post and
stone at the junction of the state and 'oun-
" ROAD, S"uth Va degrees essst si14 links 70
q stone on a post by ared oalzs thence North
81 degrees west 240 35-l0O poles to corner
tree fAiGECfA - uGtl cL Q9EEGe5S JJ LLlln IS
west 50 65-i00 poles to post and stone in the
corner; thence South Sl4 degrees east
253 I-l0 poles tu the cenfre of the State road,
post, stone and brick bats Ia line on north
line OF the STATE road and thence North
81 degrees so minutes eat 50 93l5-l00 poles,
following the centre of the State road 10 the
ne inning; containing IS acres and Il So
pole S of land, as per ~urV-Y made by James
Eaton in October. 1868, more or less. Plaint-
tfS ask Judgment against said George y.
'}rXdeF for 81. 100 90, with interest thereon
rom A prtl l, 1869. and for sale of said prem
ises to pay said debt. At the next August
Term. A. d. 1870, of said Court said case will
ne heard.
June TO- 1870.
CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
Attorneys Tor plaintiffs.
iune1g-GwpfSl92 p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
ALCOHOLIC RHEUaTAT1sss.

Or. Higginbottom, F. R. s., attracts
the attention Of the profession to a form
Of so-called rheumatism which is caused
by the daily inhibition of fermented alco-
holic liquors. This form of rheumatism
has not been distinguished. from rheuma-
tism or gout. It appears usually about
the middle ages of life, after the person
has for some years daily imbibed beer,
etc, even in moderate quantities. It
advances insidi0usly, and the accumu-
1ating effects of the beverage produce
great change in the person, both men
tai and physical. There is an express
ion Of stupidity or dullness in the coun-
tenance, a weakness of the mind, a stiff
ness and sluggishncss Of the body the
limbs lose their suppleness, causing a
slighs cluTsiness of gait, followed by
hobbling and ultimate lameness. which
increases with age, and becomes perma-
nent if the drink be continued. Il has
been observed that eider-drinkers have
the same complaint. and il may be OBJ
served In this country that this form of
alcoholism IS very common among the
consumers of whisky.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
Legal Notice.

y IDNET MILLER and his wife TIr-
y "a Miller, who's re~IdeLlce Is unknown,
out VINO are said TO reside near Paris Edgar
'-Ounty, Illinois, viii take notice that Henry
W. Pun phr~y. Archibald Lybrand, Viii
liam p. Reid. Thomas E. Powell, Walter L.
Watson, John D. Van Deman. William NJ.
Warren John Brundige, Jonn n. Menden-
5laII william g. Williams, Edward R.
Thompson, Homer NJ. CarpeF. Henry A.
veich, Sain9sl 4, Shut dlio % Jaeo9 !. Ssilurs ;
partners as '.Hnt Deposit Banking Company
of Delaware, y Ohio, ala on the 9Th day Of
April, A. D. 1870. file their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Delaware County,
in the State of OHIO, against ttIenl. said S I'd :
ney Miller d TiFza Miller and others. setting
fDFtn among other things, that on the 9TH
day OF May. lo6S, said Sidney Miller eXecu-
ten his yrOmissOry note OF that date for
8, ,0SS 03 payable on or before A pril 4th, 1870,
TO BENJAMIN n. Faircnild or bearer with
interest annually from April 4th, 1858, and
that there is due thereon the principal and
interest, except that interest has been paid
to a pril 4Jh, 1868; that pla1ntins own and
hold said note; that at same 9Th of May,
1885, said Sidney Miller and Tirza Miller 20
secure said note executed and delivered to
said Fairchild a deed OF mortgage on said
premises. conveying tu him and his ass gnS
the foIlog IN z land IN said Delaware cOun-
Gy, State OF OHis5. Harlem township, and in
Section 8, Township }, Range 10; United
States Military lansi, aud bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at polnt Ia the center OF
the New Albany Road, where the south line
of BENJAMIN 81. Fati Chiluss home farm tas
then owned ami KNOWN crosses said road
thence West with the said line l62 poles
south west corner of the home farm Of the
late Sherman FairchiId; thence East IS5
poles thence northeriy along the center
line oE said road s. poles and ~ links o the
place Of beginning. Whcn mortgage was
conditioned that if said Miller, or any one
for him, should pay when due said note
and one other note for same amount and ol
same date due Aptil 9TH, 1871, and one note
of same uate KIr S544 due A priI 4th 1872 " til
per cent. INTEREST,", and one note tor S541 0;
due A pril 4tn, 1873. then said mortgage to be
void, otherwise to be in force.
plaintiffs pray Judgment against said De
fendants for 81 .0S5 03 With interest thereon
from the 4th day OF April, 1865 and for sals
of said premises, and tor genera! relief; and
mortgage III er-on given by said Benjamin
NJ. FairchlId TO Lyman Hanover as Exeru OF
Of HuIdah Fairchiid deceased, aud said EN
ecutUr IS party Drfenuaut.
At the next august term Of said Court said
case viii be beard.
June J0th. 1870.
CARPER d VAN DEMAN,
ieln-6WpfS2i Attorneys for pIaintifIS.
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To Contractors.

: EALED D proposals viii be received
} by the Clerk lf the Incorporated Village
of Delaware, Ohio, mt his office in Delaware,
nutii y o'clock, moon, July I'd. 1870, for grad
ing, grHVeling and Euttering ali that por-
zion of No tn street from Sandusky west to
Elizabeth street, not already graded, grav-
eled and guttered. The gravel to be fifteen
t15y inches in depth in the centre of said
street and rolling to the depth of six (6)
iuchts at the cutters SAID gTaIveling to be
done with goOd, clean gravel. Where it Is
not specially provided in this proposal,
said grading Rraveling and guttering to be
done in accordance with the general speci-
ncations for such improvements. Each
person fnt crested In the same, and shall be
accom- panied by sufficient guaranty ofSome
disinferested person, that if the hid is ao-
eepted. contract will be entered into. and
the performance of the same D. ODerly Sc
cured. A. LYBRAND,
Fl. X. RANDOLPH, Mayor.
Clerk. tunl7-3w
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sHERTFF's SALES.
Rherin.,s sic.

Henry W. HObert, IN pursuance of the
Is. commands 81 ven
n. Z. Heddpn, ct al. J issued from The Court
of Common Pleas Df Delaware County, and
to me directed, L shall offer for sale, at pub
lie veudue. from the dor of the Court
House, in the town of Delaware on
Saturday, July 2, A. ID. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situated in the County of Delaware, and
State Of Ohio, and IN the township of H1r-
lem, and bounced and described as follows:
Commencing at the southwest OF b. f..
Fail child's lanus On the Section lluet thence
South eighty $50 rods thence East 200 rods;
thencP NoIth S0rOd~; thence w est 2eO II as
TO the plare Of beginning; containing IO0
acres, except 161S acres in the southwest
part of sad tract dteded to George Smith
ers, being in Range is, Township 3. Section
3, and LII 3 United states Military lands.
Also, InlOtS numbers and in the village
of Harlem, Delaware county, and state OF
Ohio.
june3-5wpfS9 Sherin.
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Bridge Notice.

AUDITOR 8 OFFICE, DELAWARE CoUNTT.l
DELAWARE, o., June IL. 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ bui ding Ofthe following bridges will
be let to tine lowest bidder. at the Commi--
sioners' office, in Delaware, Ohio. on the
18th da1 of J uly, 1870:
Across I4eatherWOof Creek. 5n b own
township, near the residence of NOal
Whipple-
Across Sugar Run, in Brown township.
near the residence of Asa Hubbell-
Across a Run IN Kingston township near
the rrsiiente Of .JacO0 Aheets-
Across Arthur's Run, ia SciUtO township
on the river road.
Across a Run in Scilto township, near the
residence of H. ". Fleckner
Plans and specifications VIII be made
known on day of sale
The Commissioners I, seTy- she right to
reject any or all bids.
By Order of The ConIrtiSSio uerS
junI7-4w J. +. DOTY, AditOr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
wOoLEN MIL.
DELAWARE
WOOLEN FACTOR Y!
Sfevensoln s AIIgire


A RE prepared, with the addition Of
N some new machinery. to execute on
short notice all kinds of CUSTOM WORK.
such as Roll Cdrding, Spinning Single Yarn
and Making Stocking Y0T-Tl;' also, to manu-
facGure all kinds Of Cloth from the wool,
such as James, satnet, Cloth, Cass1ner,
BIankeIs-both wool and cotton chain
Flannel, Plaid and Plain Waterproof of
the best quality in short, all goods f7l com
mon alse- Our goods are manufactured of
pure 1Oook and contain not particle of
waste, fiyings, shOdny, or any Cheap mater
ials. We sell all such materials to Eastern
nannfactor1-S. our goOus are warranted
to wear longer by far than anything usually
made in the East and sold here at larpe
profit We have put down our prices to the
l01geSs giGi7l rate and mean TO satisfy our GUS
TONERS. We will tell You the amount it
takes per yard and price of making, and
any mistake or deviation from that price
we ask you 70 report to US and we viii
cheerfully rectify il, as we want nothing
but honesty and fair dealing with small
We will work for share of wool. We
would prefer that our customers should
scour their wool at home, believing they
will bt- better satisfied W h the amount Of
goods they receive. If, however, they pre-
fer, we will scour it for them and return it
home they viii know from their own ex-
prrience the amount of the loss.
RECEIPT FOR SECURING WooL.-For so
Tbs. OF Wool take 5 lbs. sal-soda, 10 lbs. salt,
2gallons chamber Is e. Heat a large kettle
| ol water, near boil, put III THE stuff and put
IN as r9ueh wool as the kettle will hold.
e l5eG II lay " minutes, then dip out with
stick and drain the water back in the ket-
Iis. FuI IN more Wool and rinse the first in
clean wal Ier twice, and thus cOutinue. YOu
can wash 500 lbs. in the same EeifIe oniy
adding sal soda, salt and lye as it gets weak.
CSeRo soap.
We have goods on hand, of our own
make. to exchange for wool.
Thanlzfuf for past favoFs we trust our
wool growers viii continue to avail them
selves Of the great advantages our estab-
maYls-sm STEVENSON & ALLGIRE.
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Legal Notice.

ANCY H. WATKINS and her hus-
~ band IZatus Waii1lnS, who reside in
Miami county, Kansas, and Lucretfa A
WolfieY aud her husband Lewis " olfiey,
who reside in Iohn~tln county, in said State
Of Kansas will take notice that AQuilla C..
Brown and John II. Newhall, of the county
of Delaware, in ti1r state of 0llIO- did on
the IIth day Of June, "A. 2. 1870, filr their
within and fO= the county of Delaware, in
said State of Chin, against the said Nancy
H. Watkins. 1zafuS watkins. Lueretia A.
Wolfiey. Lewis W0lfleY, and Sarah HaF-
man. Adnni inlstTatrix of Silas Harn1an de-
ceaSe d. sarah Harmat., William p. HaFnaan
and his wife Esther Harman. Henry HaF-
man and his wife Margaret A. Harman
Sii"S r. HaFman and his wife NiOta HaT-
man, James S. Harmand and Eliza NJ. HaF-
MAJ h IS wife. Sarah HaTman. iF., Adam J.
Beggs, George Sinclair. Asa G.. Hubhell and
his wife Mary Ann H0bhell. defendants.
setting forth that Silas Hartman deceased
gave mo fgage to the said AQuilla Q.
b own and John H. Newhall on LOfs num-
ond Gu rter, fifth Township, eighteenth
Range, Section two, Unit States Military
lands. in Delaware county. Ohio. to secure
the payment Of Sl.5l5 90 with interest frOm
to in said mortgage. thar said mortgage has
become abSOluie G. and that since The giving
of said mo age the defendants claim some
interest in said premises and Taylng tina
said p emiSes nay he sold and the proceeds
applied to the payment of sid debt dus
them, and said parties defendants are noti-
fed that they are required to answer said
Ter the twenty-secOnd day Of July next
June IL, 1870
AQUILLA C. BROWN,
JOHN H. NEWHALL.
BY JONES & HIPPLE,
their Attorneys.
june I7-6wpfSI5 70
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
PAINTS.

TSAHNEsTOCK's strictly Pure Lead.
4 Atlantic Lead, Zinc, Rock Paint, ond all
colOrs. both d1 y and ground in oil, for sale
br n. U. STARR,
Opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISE : g..

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every person who contemplafes becoming
such. Will find this book of great Faiue--
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we can Uheerfuily recommend It 10 the At
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
Rridge Notiee.

AUDITORS OFFICE, DELAWARE COUNTY,
DELAWARE, o., :. ay IL, 1870.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
n Commissioners of Delaware t'ount&
Ohio at a regular session on TIN. ISt ATondaX
OF June. 1870 declared their mt ion 10
build a bridge near the Stone Mill, in Della
ware township, across the Olen'aHgy River.
and they will hear any petition for, or re-
mOnstrance against the building OF tn
same. that may be fled at he County Atl-
diIOr3s Office wsthin SIX weeks from the lTth
day of June, 1870.
BY Order Of the mmissionerS.
funI7-GW j. F. DOTY. Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
NEW IEWRLRY.

rTvHIS day received new styles GoiH Sefg
j aud E2ius-very pretty L4afiies call and
sre them.
A. .Iarge assortment Of Sleeue buttons and
studs in Agate. SardonyX, Enameiedi &c,l-
styles new and pretty. Gents call. and see
iune5ff Is PLATr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
Bridge Notice,

AUDIToR-s OFFICE, DELAYY ARE CoUNTV.l
DELAWARE, OHIO, June 2i, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that seal
IN ed proposals viii be received aB6ne Aud
itor's Office ia Delaware, Ohio. until Au
gust gth, 1870, tor the SuperStructure o
.hree spans of p feet each Of g. Kings Pat
tent Wrought Iron Tubular or Channe
Arch Bridge, together with the stone work
Tor the same, as per plans and specidca-
LiOns on file in Lha- "A utftOr's office.
By Order of the Commissioners.
june24-6w1 J. +. DOTY, Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
The Upper Drug store
PhystcIans PrescrlptIons
WILLIAM STREET

DR, Nv. NEIL, Is now receiving
4 ] and opening at his new Drug store, A
ffna ass, ,rEment of Fresh Drugs. Medicines,
I'VE Stuffs, Chemicals. Pesfnfnery, oils
Paints. Soaps, Hair Oil, Brushes of all kinds
Also most OF the Patent Medicines now IN
use. In short he means to keep on hand
good assortment of everything requisite to
he found in a Drug Store. Besides he in
tends doing an Ofice Practicr, and such
persons as NAV be afflicted with Cancer or
Asthma would do " II TO give him call.
Delaware, Feb. 25-'70-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

GORGE NENVMOYER, or agent
teeS of Thompson township, Delaware
county, Ohio, will meet stt = W. Moneys
July l6, 1870, at 1o'clocl1 p. NJ, for the hear
ing OF a petition as ii ed in the Clerks office
of said township ana also for the purp- .st
OF locating q ditch running acrsss the north
east corner OF your farm along the run
ku'.Wn as the J. Haskin~ Run.
june24-2w ,. b. LlNSLY j. p, Clerk.