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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
COUNTY SCHOOL sUPBRTN-
TENDENTS.

g A thorough and efficient superVis-
ion of the Public Schools of said
county is the greatest want in our
school system. A large number of the
States have eDgrafted this feature up
on their Common School Law, with
great advantage IN every instance.
For some years an effort has been
made in our own State to secure aueh
q proVisiOn in our own school laws.
No one has advocated it more earnest
IL than the State Commissioner of
Gompon Schools, and the teachers in
the State. The matter will be brought
before our General Assembly again.
this winter 5and itigi is very desirable
that the citizens should petition the
Legislature in favor Of the measure
There has been some hesitancy on
the part of the Legislature, In view of
the additional expense entailed by the
erection of a new Office Let our re-
presen ntatives feel that the people de-
sire the Office, and they will not hesi-
tate to order it. It is not a party
measure; and we are all equally inter-
ested in securing the enactment of the
/ law. The expense of the Office will
not be large indeed it Is probable
that more than the salary Of the su-
| perintendant will be sdUed to the coun-
ty each year, by having our schools
under a good system of supervision,
Delaware county paid last year nearly
/ fifty thousand dollars for common
schools. Three per. cent of this
would pay superintendent and It is
/ not extravagant to think that ten pei
cent, would be saved to the schools By
putting them under good superVis-
| ion. Not only would superintendent
be useful IN seeing that the law is
properly and uniformly carried out il
ali parts Of the county, but his mos
useful work would be to aid, encour.
age, and Instruct our inexperienced
and unskilful teachers, and to weeC
out the incompetent aud worthless
! In this respect alone, the Office would
be an economical one. And doubt noi
1 that in Ohio, asin other States the ex-
/ perience Of every year will strength.
en- the. conviction that the 0faee IS tht
i most economical, the. most useful. anC
the most indispensable IN the State.
Petitions of the following tenor have
been circulated through some parts O.
4 the State. and numerouslY. signed By
4 the citizens without distinction of par.
4 ty or profession. Win not some citi
zen in every township and school dis
trict in our county circulate such pa
per, get .allsthe names possible, ans
lsend It at an early day to our Senator
Hon. James r. Hubbell, or our Re
preventative, Hon. Thomas Joy, Co
/ llumbus. @. w. G. WILLIAMS.
/ To THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
! ONO -
/ Gentlenlea The undersigned eiti
i zens of Delaware County. interested
/ In the Improvement of our Common
School System. most respectfully peti
ton your honorable body to adopt
i law providing for county superinten
dency of Common Schools.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

Net amount of unpaid losses
and claims against the COM . ~
pany lz315ayt AH
Net reserve at 4 per cent. inter
est for re-inEurance
For Policies, valued EebruaT8
For Dividends, additions Feb a.
III sry SC, ,l60S.....,.,.........-. q flseu55 aa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
FROM ASHLEY.
AsHnEY. FebruarY 2 SO

gl ASHLEY, February 2 1870.
EDS. GAzETTE:-I hope the following
items may be of interest to some ol
your readers. A Lodge in the Rebec-
ca Degree of I. o. o. +. has been or
ganized here quite recently The in
stallation of officers took place last
Friday afternoon, Mrs. W. Granger
is Worthy Grand, Mrs. Harriet Gross
Vice Grand, and Mrs. Runnels Re
cording Secretary. The election OF
officers in the L. o. G. I. was held last
Saturday. evening, resulting in the
election of DR.. A. E. Westbrook, w.
O.. 7. /; Miss Rosa Powers, w. V. T., and
Miss FfIlie Richsrd, Rec. Sec. A prize
ball was held last evening (Feb. lstl in
the Ilveeum Hall. The prizes were
awarded as follows; w altz-Miss Alice
johnson, a photograph album Cotil-
Hon-Miss Rosa Seeds, a silver cup
schottische-Nliss Alice Buck, of West
field, an engraving. RUSTIC,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04


January 26th.--In the Senate 4 number Of
petitions We're presented 6sle9nifnp oF,ssrSs
Sz,OOO names for female suffrage amend
hent. Mr' Buekingham presented a bin /,
providing for free banking. In the F4osse
ne league island Navy-yard bill was. or
Ihotlon Of Mr.. Dawes, tabled. General ,
Ter made speech in reply to thss .ut-
Dawes criticising the apprOprie' of NJ
eI IoF py the chiefs OF Depart ions ask
!. z'th.--lhe Sen ste passed .aents.
-, .S,-I.-ss the House resolu-
=, 49, .ments or collections
Aroeqrg p. 5rs. The discussion Of the
vTs-o Awas continued. In the House
A, 1Iatt, Mines. Porter and RIdgeway
worn In as members from Virginia.
oil abolishing the ranking privilege
was passed by vote Of IA to H. It pro-
yides that after July LIST nothing igRaterer
shall go through the mails free. Mr.. Dawes
made speech replying to Mr. Butler on the
subject Of retrenehment The Military
Committee reported bill reducing the
army officers. Mr.. stevenson introduced q
bill to abolish mileage.
2sth.-In the Senate John W. johnson
wassworn In as member from Virginia.
A bill to relieve the poor Of the District OF
Columbia was passed, In the House q bill
was passed abolishing the Office of Con-
'gressional printer. Bills were introduced
to organize the Territory Of Lincoln and to
provide territorial government for the
District of Columbia. Tie claimants .fol
seats from the State of Georgia, under the
election Of April 2Oth, 1865, were declared
not entitled to their seats. Dir. Butler spokc
in reply to Mr.. Dawes speech OF yesterday
but brought out no new facts bill wai
introduced to repeal the produce brokers
tax on farmers and gardeners
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

ATOUICE is hereby given that there
IN will be a petition presented TO the Com
nnissioners of Delaware county, Ohio, at
their March term next, 1870, praying for an
alteration in the State road leading from
near the southeast corner of John Moore
heads dOor-yard DOT IA, sec. 4, Liberty tp.),
thence south across the first branch; thence
west on the south side of sald branch to a
post near the southeast corner of the
orchard {; thence south so as to run west of a
ditch in said MOorhead's field, and to cross
the section line west of a white walnut
tree; thence east of south so as to cross the
Big run west of a white oak on the north
bank thence east of south on the ridge so
as to tntersect the old road near an oak for
ty or fifty rods north of the south line of
lot 8, sec. l, township 3.
Also for the vacation of the road between
the intermediate points. feb4-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
WHAT SORT or A TARIFF WE
HAVE
[From the Independent.l

Lest we should be understood as
approving of our existing tariff, we
must distinctly declare our opinion
that a more buDgliBg. contradictory.
unequal, and unjust conglomeTatez of
crude and arbitrary regulations never
6isgraced the customs laws of any civ
ilized nation. One-half of the discon-
tent and dissatisfaction created By our
tariff is owing to the gross inequalities
in the duties which it imposes. One
man imports a bale ofiMauchesteFf cot
tons. upon which he pays a duty not
exceeding fifteen per cent; his neigh
Dor nports a bale of cottons from the
same manufactures, upon which he Is
compelled to pay ninety per cent Dye
stuffs generally are admitted free of
duty. to encourage our manufacturers
but there are certain dye stuffs necees-
sary to our manufacturers which are
charged duty at thirty five per cent.
Gd UaEorenl and q dollar pound.
Plaster is admitted free of duty. and
chalk is taxed to the Incredible extent
of a thousand to twelve hundred per
cent. Grapes are charged twenty per
cent; but grape vines are. charged
thirty per cent. And so on.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

Mr.. Dawes is earning for bimselfthe
appellation which was given to Mr..
Washburne, of Illinois, when he was
in Congress. He is spok en- of as the
watchdog Of the Treasury !" and the
vigilance he displays makes it apprO-
pirate. General Buffers insinuation
that Mr.. Dawes criticisms Of the eco
nomicaf management of the Admins
tration are prompted by feelings of
animosity, Is not warranted. The
best friend of the Administration,
and of the Republican party, is he
who can influence it to put some re-
straint upon expenditures and cut
down the appropriations to the lowest
practicable figures Cfiuciupatt Com
a1ercial. $500. -.---s r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

There have been great expectations
of the important secrets which would
be revealed to the world by the con-
gressional examinations into the cause
of the Great Gold Corner last Septen-
Der, especially when Jay Gould and
Fisk, Jr., got before the examining
committee. But nothing has come out
of it thus far which the public did not
already know. Fisk, Jr., had an OPP
pOrtunity Afforded him, which he made
the most of, to exhibit his own charac-
ter in a more damaging light than it
had been presented before. The pub
lie are very naturally amazed that
such q. .friyolous scamp could ever have
gained a position which enabled him
TO produce so great an amount of mis-
chief.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

/ Work is being actively prosecuted on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Hon. Hiram S. Revels, the eolored o. s.
Senator from Mississippi has been admit
ted to his seat.
Grace Greenwood is, writing washington
letters to the New York Tribune. -ss9-
A Ahandsome painting, nearly full length,
of Ex-6 -6iovernor salmon P. Chase has been
received at the Governors ofiee where it
VIII be added to the gallery of portraits of
the Governors OF Ohio.
Fhe Republican county convention at In
dianopolis on Saturday endorsed Mr.. Dawes
speech. The convention was large and
harmOnious.l ss.
Horace Greeley received one vote when
the United States Senators from Mississippi
were elected. Eef z.-sf "a
The Cuban Insurgents recently gained q
decided 3vtceory over the Spanish forces.
The Georgia House has at length been or
ganized. Sixteen members were found in
| eligible by Gen. Terry1s commission. =.
| Some of the veterans at the Soldiers
Home propose to form an agricultural colo
ny in the VEST The colony is to be COM
| posed of men who have but one arm or one
leg.
| The Tennessee constitutional convention n
has agreed to eOlored suffrage by q vote oi
| 81 to 20. --r.a
The administration of Virginia has been
turned over to the civil state government
by General Candy, who ordered the mill
tary officers to tender their resignation tC
the Governor.
Professor J. S. Newberry, of COlumbis
College, delivered an able lecture at Coop
er Institute New York, recently, on "tht
CanOns and Ruined Cities of the Colorado
/ PlateaTl,'' Prof Newberry Is chief of fht
i Geological Survey of Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

ATaTIoE Is hereby given that a pc
IN tition viii be presented to the Commts-
sioners Of Delaware county, Ohio. at their
next regular meeting in March next, pray
ing that SO much OF the County road in
Concord township, running south from the
EVeEsOle church. commRnc cling. about rods
north of the run and ending at the top of
the hill, Inay be vacated, aud also that a
county road may be located and established
in said township, as follows: Commencing
about rods north OF the run in the centre
of the road running south from the Ever
sole church, running in au easterly diree-
ton 70 the old ford crossing the run thence
In a westerly direction to the centre of the
read on the top of the hill IN the above de-
sGribed road. PETITIONERS.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
WHAT CONSTITUTES A ssNOBLE
SENATOR FROM A DEMO-
CRATIC STANDPOINT

From the Delaware Herald Of February Sd
SOLDIERS VOTING LAw.-ouE Sena-
tor5veted against the repeal Of The Sol
dier's Voting Law. That arGs a s0atlld
.VOte. Soldiers from other States &C the
Home near Dayton, have no right
whatever to vote there unless 1t IS their
permanent home. In Montgomery
county the two parties are nearly even
ly 9ballaneed-fhe Congressional Dis
trict of which it forms part, is also
very close, and their votes might turn
the scale. so the laws governing their
voting should be the same as those
governing mechanics and other tran
sent voters. All lovers of law and
right Will applaud this vote of our
noble Senator. /.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
KAMsDELL NORWAY OATS.

For those who wish to experiment in u
small way with these giant cereals, we have
concluded to offer DOLLAR SAMPLE
PACKAGES, thus giving everybody a
chance to profit by their introduction. Any
den or village lot, can make $50 by sending
8 at once, for a package, enough to grow
10 bushels Sent, postpaid, with printed
history full of interest to every 1armer.
Look out for counterfeit seed. Order only
from the originators, d. W. RAMSDELL &
CO., 2lS Pearl ST., N. Y, or III Lake Street.
Chicago. Circular free.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

We wonder not at the ambition that
aims for the editorial chair. All other
modes of affecting the public mind are
narrow and weak compared with it.
The pen is the lever that moves the
world, and the ink-roller of the print
ing press the battering-ram that smites
into the dust the walls of ignorance
and sin. Butthe press is strong team
to drive; and one must be sure. of the
harness and the wheels, or coming
along a steep pIkce, there will be a
capsize, anda wreck, from under which
the literary adventures will not have
strength to draw themselves,-Th TheO-
cl0re IjJto71.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
Attachment Notice.

w. W. Hutchisson, pl'f. Before James
against SCutler, Justice of
II. G. Kennedy, deft. the Peace ofCOn-
cord township, Delaware county, Ohio.
ON the 10th day january, A. ID.
" 1870 said Justice issued an order of at
tachment in the aoove action for the sum
Of twelve (l2) dollars and forty seven 90
cents. JAMES CUTLER, J. p.
feb4-3Wt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
LIABILITIES.

State of Ohio,
t55 . County OF Delaware. { = o
l. S. Moore, Cashier of the Delaware Coun-
ty National Bank, Delaware, Ohio, do SOL
emnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
s, MOORE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 3Ist
day of January, 1876. -----, h =
c. II. McELRoY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
H. WILLIAMS,
B. POWERS, Directors
]. r. HILLLARD. feb4-lt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

q IPUATED one srniIe4ens OF Osfran-
- Ger, on the Delaware and County Line
1ufh pike containing 10 acreS-50 acres in
timber and the balance under cultivation,
mostly IN grass good ngs-ineluding
all the buildings needed onssuch u farm J. a
good orchard-the best bearing orchard in
the AeighbOrhood good Well water and an
Abundance of cistern water. Possession
given immediately II desired. For further
paTtieulaFs inquire of E. Rogers, near the
faTu1, or OF VIC Wlnget. 0strander
feb4-lmt WSI, NJ. FLANAGAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

a a Meeting in Delaware, Ohio,
"a February2, 2, 1870, OF the Incorpol ators
and stockholders Of the Delaware Home
stead Building Association il appearing
That ten per cent. Of the capital stock had
been subscribed, it was ordered that a
special meeting Of StoczhoIdeFs be held at
the May or s office Of the town of Delaware,
Monday evening, March I. 1870, to elect Di-
rectors. and effect q permanent organizn-
ton. w. p. REID.
ID. HUMPHREYS,
fiftil IS X. DONAVIN s.sE
E 1880 49, II. J.. MCCULLOUGH, .F
J. w. WATKINS, s.
EUGENE POWELL,
feb4-4t t IneOrporRtors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
EsTABLIsHED 1ssO.y
WEIGH & GREFFHTHS
Saws ! Axes! Saws!

SAWS of all descriptions. AXES, BELT
ING and MILL FURNISHINGS. CIRCU-
LAR SAWS with Solid Teeth, or with
PATENT ADJUSTABLE POINTS, superior 10 all
Inserted Teeth SdaOS.
BB Prices Reduced.=6a
BS Send for Price List and Circulars. -6a5
WEIGH & GRIFFLTHS,
Boston. Mass. or Detroit, Mich.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
Estate or Edward T8. VorthuI5,

nj OTICE Is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of Edward b.
Northup, late of Delaware county, Ohio.
All persons interested win govern thsm-
selves accordingly. LEWIS w, FORD
CLEVEIAND, O., January2 "a, 1870. feb4t3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
ADMTS $40 N

ADULTS, SO Cents
CHILDREN, as 50
Tickets for sale at the Book Stores, Post
Office, and at the door. Jan26tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
Oerfiflcate for. PnE,licatton.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE0
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
H COLUMBUS, o. January "A, 1870.
TT is hereby certified that the
L PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. of
Hartford, Conn, has complied in all re-
to Fire Insurance Com panies for the curreng
year, and has dled in this office q sworn
statement by the proper officers thereof,
showing its condition and business at the
to be as follows:
Amount of actual paid-up Cap
6OO,0O0O0
Aggregate amount of available
Aggregate amount OF Iabiiities
Except capttal), Including re-
insurance 669 IA 2
INCOME for the year 1868. 1,372026 96
EXPENDITURES for the year
In witness whereof, have subscribed my
name, and caused the seal of my
IsEALl office 10 be affixed, the day and
year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
The Phoenix of Hartford can reinsure, at
books-discharge all obligations, present or
prospective, of whatsoever nature-pay
back 20 stockholders every dollar of its
Capital Stock, and retire from business
with clear net CASH SURPLUS OF
ao2 $41I,354 6A.
Such facts speak for themselves, and COM
mend the Phoenix in such fiery times as the
present to the confidence and patronage of
-, .iyH',-1 ''G w. c. WINGET,
Agent at Ostrander, Delaware CO., o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

State of Ohio,
L County Of Delaware. 80
I, w. E. Moore, Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Delaware, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
W. E. MOORE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of January, 1870. ..Lys.
G. o. LITTLE, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: III ~
G. B. PAUL, t
B. F. LOoFBoURROW, Directors -
B. POWERS. J. 1eD4-It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

X1TANTED-Fo the address of any ener-
Wv getfc canvasser, male or female, l will
send sam pie goods paying SIS to $50 per day.
Address b. T.LININGT0N, Bs S. Halsted
ST., Chicago III. s feb4-4W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
NEIeHBoREe cOUSTIEs.

% NEIGHBoRESG CoUSSrIEs. sCF
The htteenth year Of the Madison county
stock sales was inaugurated on the lst-
Rents are high in Marion and houses
scarce. @
The Ohio Editorial Convention meets al
Springfield Feb. 24tll and 25th II
Bellefontaine proposes 10 raise by taxa
ton 100000 to attract manufacturing .es-
adjustments.
Mansfield complains Of heavy gas bills
An air line railway is being surveyed be.
tween Akron and Salem t
Marion talks ola steam fire engine. -
The Commissioners OF Logan county
have decided to build a new court house at
Bellefontaine. a8l4fi nfHs
The Marion IIoEependent deprecates the
Increase of vicious habits among the young
of Marion. 7zais
Two oyprians in Springfield thrashed q
man named Coon recently. ei
The tce-crop is short everywhere. =
Mt. Vernon Nimrods- have been enjoying
a fox hunf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
TNsURAWCE.
The BEST New years, Gin

The Best New Years GIFT
That any man can give his family is a
LIFE POLICY IN he
MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK.
The Mutual Life is the safest Life Co. I'm
the world.
" divides0H DEQfit5 with Pnl-
icy holders. Hr
The Mutual Life divides annually cash divi-
drnds.
The Mutual Life has over s8o,olo,o1Q cash as
sets.
The Mutual Life has no Premium Notes nor
tTQSklI securities.
The Mutual lite makes the largest uddi-
ti0us 10 her Policies.
other Company.
The Mutual Life has more Life Policies I'm
Delaware than ala other Life Companies
doing business here, thus proving the
g00dI Isensesiud cCref3tL prudence and 11tsooa1
of business men,
Room yet for few more. Dont detQg. DQtt
qCasts money o1tB on tgiHes. call 20 once
and make a sure provision for the protec-
tion of your loved ones. All forma OF
Life or EndOWment.FoIl Ilcits issued
Life Insurance ig The hdnQQf ne falia10fn f,iQ
FttfIer. reaching from The 9rnre % eoAgotl
and sustain The E0HelY ffJe. ana 10 eoitcUtr
and clotbe his children. ..-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
XEW ADYERTTsE1rENTs.
LETTER LIST.

T. IsT OF Letters remaining umenlIed
il 4 for in Delaware Postoffice, February. !,
1870.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
The public debt statement for jan


uaTy shows a decrease Of s. g33, ,654 SO
ID the debt during the month. The
tots decrease aince March /. 1869 is
SO 81 %.
Lew Campbell an eleventh hour
convert to Democracy, affords another
illustration of the excessive 2 zeal. of
new proselytes. The Senate being in
Gommittee of the whole on the Sol
dieFs' Orphans Home bill last We'd
Desday,- Campbell made. radically
Democratic speech in opposition to the
measure. His chief ground Of objec-
sfieR was that the bill made no provis-
ionafor admitting the orphans of rebel
soldiers to the Home. GenereI Potts
pointediy replied that the same omis-
lsion occurred in our pensions laws
That emission would, however, be
speedily supplied If the Democracy
had the power to do it,. The rebe
soldiers would be pensioned and boun.
tiled just as the Union Soldiers are ant
the rebel debtac 3epted as an-obIigatior
fquite as sacred as the Union debt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
THE
NEW YORK METHODIST

Publishes Sermons, a Serial Story for the
Family, q new Children Is Story every week,
Chats with the Little Folks, Editorials by
the best Methodist writer's and others,
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence,
full Departments of Religious and Secular
IntelIigence-in short, Whatever goes to
make a complete Family Paper. Price,
50 50 a year. Liberal premiums to canvass
ers. Yearly subscriptions commence at
any time. For specimen, enclose two
cent stamp TO
THE METHODIST, ia Nassau St, N. Y.
" ANSAS.-For information to those de-
N signing to emigrate send for Kansas
Lana Register, 25c. a year. Sample copies
free. Agency of Kansas Pacific r. r. lands,
Southern Branch r. r. lands, agricultural
college lands; also, improved farms. Pay
taxes, furnish abstracts, make collections.
Notary Public. Money loaned on good Sc
curity. Address ELLIOTT, TAILOR & Co.,
Manhattan, Kansas.
LORILLARD's lis an excellent
EEE Ut REKA% 9F5iS7g 3Id q qfgT9npie. ? g n u !.
e1-,,,z-t,,-y.- Tv.~,y..-.,.,,. wherever intro
duced It is uni
versalIy admired. 1t is put up in hand
some muslin bags, in which orders for Aeer-
schaum Pipes are daily packed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

Report OF the Condition OF
The Delaware County
NATIO NAL BANK,
at the close 9f business on the 29d day of
January, 1870:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

NORTON &5 POWERS,
OAK HALL, Delaware, o.
feb4, ,'T0-tf =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

rCommunicatedt to the Delaware Gazette.l
TO THE CITIZENS Of della
eGE g. WARE COUNTY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
NEWs oF TIE mEEk-

CONGRESS ss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
: Early Rose Potatoes.

Z HAVE Few busIaels Of EARLY
i ROSE POTATOES for sale at two dollars
per bushel. II. WILLIAMS.
feb4-4wt