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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
sTEAM FIRE ENGINE.

/ The Steam Fire Engine manufactured
by the Silsby Company expressly for the
City of Delaware, arrived during the lat
ter part of last week. and was put on
trial under the ispection of committee
of citizens on Monday and Tuesday last
The first trial, on Monday, took place al
the corner of Sandusky and Winter
streets, and proved to be a very salts
factory test. as viii appear from the ap-
pended report of the committee. With
in FIVE minutes after the torch was ap-
piled to the fuel the register showed thir-
ty pounds Of steam, and within seven
minutes water was forced to the nozzle.
During the second trial, at the same
place, two nozzles were attached with
Goo feet of hose each. and stream Of
water was projected through each, up
hill and to the height of Is feet above
each nozzle. A section of hose 100 feet
in length was then attached, and a jet
forced through It up Sandusky street
from the corner of Winter) to a point
opposite the Court House and thrown
80 or 40 feet above the cupola of that
building. The Steamer was then taken
to the river and a hose laid from the
Suspension bridge up Winter to Sandus-
ky and down Sandusky to William. a
total distance of 1000 feet. Water was
thrown through this hose to a height of
rs feet.
The Steamer is beautifully finished,
and seems to be in all respects an ad-
mirable piece of mechanism. We be-
Eeve that its purchase viii prove to be
measure of economy. and that ifs pos
session affords additional security to
all manner of combustible property.
Our fire companies have done well, but
muscle cannot be expected to do the
work of steam. The force and volume
with which this little machine propels
water are wonderful, and if it shall be
as prompt in reaching fires as it will
doubtless be efficient on the ground it
may not be long until it shall save its
value many times over.
A large crowd attended its operations
on Monday and Tuesday, and all seem
ed satisfied that it is a good investment.
Below we give the report Of the commit
tee appointed to purchase the Steamer,
and also of that under whose inspection
it was tested:
To tie Mayor and Council Of tie In
coybO1afeR IZlaee ef DeAaz0are:
We, your committee appointed to pur-
chase a Steam Fire Engine, and Hose
and Hose Carts for the Village of Della
ware, respectfully report that we have
purchased from the Silsby Manufacture
ing Company, through the Agent, Col.
/. H. Marrow, as follows: One sd Class
Steam Fire Engine complete, for S., 900;
Hand Hose Reels, at $3.50 each
1900 feet of extra best Rubber Hose,
with patent coupling and double patent
clamps, at 81 .68 per foot. Amount, in
Guiding all, S8, 388, to be paid upon sat
isfactory trial as follows: 5000 in cash;
the balance in the bonds of the Village
of Delaware at one, two and three years
from February 18th. 1871, said bonds to
bear interest at the rate of seven per
cent. payable semi-annually.
]. A. CLIPPINGER,
]. ]. SHUR.
DELAWARE, o., Dec. 20, 1870.
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MONDAY viii be the legal Christmas
holiday.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

OUR LOCAL TAXES.-The total tax
levy in the town of Delaware is p mills
per dollar. The levy for State and
county purposes is 10 mills. that for
township purposes IT and that for the
corporation 81 mills. Deducting the
State levy flour milIs) which is uniform
for all the counties, our total local levy
is 10 mills.
The rates lin mills) of local taxation
in % other cities of the State are as fol
lows: Akron, II; Canton, 60; Chilli
cothe, zo4 Cincinnati, II IS; Circle
vile, zI 4-5; Cleveland. II; Columbus,
70; Dayton, 2z3 Fremont. 81 $40
Lancaster, "a As; Mansfield, 273 Mt.
Vernon, I8; Newark, 26; PainesvilIe,
II I-Io; Piqua, I2.45; Salem, II $40
Springfield, 20; Tiffn, 261; Toledo,
IS $40; Urbana. rs I-5; Wooster, 224
Xenia, 2I As; GAINESVILLE, 70.
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lys,1f- weekly Tribune, 25 and 30 ois. per lt1e.
Vreehf1 Ti-ibilC, 50. $50 and % per 4iNe.
a ecordlng 10 position ln me paper.
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f5reeiev-is essays on " IFh0f II hnorr of Elarar-
f5lg.5' aud who pay the luli pricn5 d e., $40
Tor DafIV 81 for Semi WCckiu oh Ior WrrOH
bJ TFSbune we Wlll send the book. naH.e
paid, q me reQuesi BE- made ui tac tlMc o sHhe
scribfng,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

There is a letter in the Postoh6ce for
Gen. ]. w. Denver.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
DELAWARE, o., Dec.

To tie Mayor and C0Hnct2 gf tie hzcO1-
b0rated VIzage Of DelazUars:
The undersigned, appointed by your
honorable body a committee to examine
and report upon the merits and working
of the new Steam Fire Engine, "Dela-
ware" manufactured by the Silsby
Manufacturing Company, of Seneca
Falls, New York, respectfully report that
they have Witnessed two trials of said
engine, one of which was quite thor
ough [; examined its mechanical struc-
ture, criticised the principle of its con-
struction, and find that in power, Capaci-
ty and Workmanship it is all that can be
desired, and we cheerfully recommend
the purchase of the same.
First trial. One minuteA3 pounds of
steam minutes, 5 pounds and blowed
whistle 3 minutes, II pounds 4 min
utes, 20 pounds; 5 minutes, 80 pounds (;
minutes, water at the nozzle. Threw
two streams of water through 600 feet of
hose to a hight of IS feet. Also threw
water through 1000 feet of hose from the
river, up hill, to hight of Is feet, and
threw one stream through 700 feet of
hose, with II inch nozzle, about 80 or 40
feet above the Goddess of Justice on the
Court House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
MARKETS.
Money
Delaware Reta1l MARKET.

Corrected I5eekly by DONAVIN & PoTWIN
Wholesale and RetaH Gr0cers and dealers IN
C0tz7ltT.y Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
CLOTHING.

DELAWARE COUNTY
HER FUTURE PROSPECTS
PROHIBITION
AND
SULPHUR WATER
ON THE RISE.
Grand Exposition & Fair
to continue for
THIRTY DAYS.
Distinguished Citizens
ENTHUSIASTIC SPEECH
BY KOssUTH.
FEMALE DESTRUCTION
OF
SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
No Lives lost.
Congress Passes a Resolution,
AMEDAL TO BE GIVEN,
WILL
R. R. HENDERSON
THE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
GET FTg
It will be impossible 10 withhold it from
him for ne has the
FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST GUTTER,
MOST STYLISH
FITTING CLOTHES
CENTRAL OHIO,
and his stock of
HATS, CAPS
AND
Gents Furnishing Goods,
is urpasssed not in all the land.
GO and PRICE
HIS GOODS
&EXANIINE
and you Will not
BE SORRY.
oct4-tE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

FOR SALE.-A good One Horse Wagon
will be sold cheap, if applied for soon.
FRANK. G THOMSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
Town AND COUNTY.
/ MERRY cHR1srrAs to everybody.

sURE-the ice crop.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

Have beautiful line of
STRIPED SHAWLS. PLAIN
SHAWLS, PAISLEY an d
BROCHE SHAWLS. FELT
and CLOTH SKIRTS, BAL
MORALS, LADIES' an d
CHIGDRENiS FURS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

Oner special inducements in
VELVETEENS, at nom 81 to
So per yard : BEAVER and
other CyOdkiqlgS and SQcIsi1a gs
WATER PROOF, in Blue
Green and Gold MIR, and 9th.
er eolors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

Keep a good line of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, and
they are marked TO suit close
buyers. They will have all
Woolen Goods bought of them
cat free ofchaTge Q by a first-class
Cutter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

Have a very large stock Of
FLANNELs, BLANKETS,
CovERLETs. QUILTS, &C.,
at the very lowest prices.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
DRY GOODS.
TO BUYERS OF
ID R Y GOO DS 7

Have just received their Sec
ond stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, purchased in the East
since the late decline in
prices, and now offer their
customers the benefit of the
depreciation and a fresh stock
to select from.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23

Always have a large stock OF
BLEACHED and BROWN
MUSLINS, PRINTS. TICK
ING. CHECKS, DENNIS,
JEANS, and DOMESTIC
GOODS generally, at easy
rates.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-17
NOT1CE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE

11 81. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. /, 1870.
HompialnthaVlng been entered this once bv Jo.s,h
hon bauer against Lucas Menziger for abasdonin-
his Homestead Entry No. 1868, dated Decembxe iS
1 rsoS upon 20 it tn: - section -
view to the cancellation Of oaid ent2v. ti.s
SAID parties are hereby summoned to appear # thu
office on the 10TH DAY OF NOVENBEk lE7O - n
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon to respond aud furnish
'os'AnonyconcerninY said alleged abandonment,
q. A. GILMAN, Resfster
octo.o"* T. C. AcC1URk, Receiver.
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dhk0 PR e MUM 49,
QQo IMPROVED FAMILY JDe)
SEWING MACHINE

$3.50 clear profit per day. $500 per week. $500
per month made easy by any Lady or Gentleman in
Producing this Genuine and Original Old Psvorits.
With Its many new and practical additions, makipe
the most complete combination of valuable and use
f1l improvements ever effected in any ono machine
Tho embodiment Of extreme simplicity, efficiency
from any low priced machine. 1t Is the most service.
allie, elegant and reliable Family Sewing Machine
ecT iueated gives perfect satisfaction wherever in
PRODUCED. Has received Premiums. Stood the test
OF 10 years, and 10 fully approved Of by every family
who have them in use IL nsseless makes The stroux
and beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch, with wonderful
raptdity and certainty. Sews anything needle will
50 through, ttem the finest to the t6ickest fabric
0rm and neat. with ease Uses Ill kinds Il silk OF
thread direct from tho spool; Limproved with new
esacting feed, spring tension, sslEguider and uses
With powerful lever action. Possesses iii the eood
Qualities Of the best high priced machi,& condensed
without their conplicattoos q fault. Samples Of
sewing sont free On receipt Of stamp. yer esetaeaae
~ descriptive pamphlets, mailed free. thorough
practical sewing machine lbr family uss-"1Si5slle"
= ysy strong ssa rsliael: 1sehi.s. q r. p:see-
vsntsd-sDsSesat." d. Il IL suits : ~ -
chine with IL many late tnpsovsinsats, "a s6Wp
With asteaishirg eess, raDidiey md 1satnsa.-"Rs.
ysotees n. I. ;etn9lenashina aseane!6A tssaDss.
s = 81: 70; Z s: ~: :ss. s,; e
packed 70 strong wooden bon, 1811, on rsosipt a
Rrioe, 800. 6afs ds,ivsry u soels; x.azsotesG
1Orwazd eash by Registsesd Lsttet, or r. o. Aoeg
Order a OF hak. rAgs1l1 waatsd, male o. As1Ale
:Zsssxss: NJ Rssphl''' nbela
.Addrsee IAnILK 61WINa MACHINE 90. 0aes
% Nassaa bt1eet. New York. vl1a:l0 y
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U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

et'Cioad, MINI, October {, 1870.
4ComPalnt having been entered at this o@es ~
Alexander McCallum against Blasord TAu,nsa AZ
9Gadoning bis Declatatory Statement No. Se2, 1aa,d
July q, 1se9. upon the VI ~ section Is to1n,hip
~, range ~, In Meeksr county, Minnesota, With =
ties are hereby summoned TO appear ae this ooe "a
the 2zSD DAY OF NOtEMBER iS70, 1t o'clock IN
the afternoon to respond and furnish testimony con.
corning said alleged abandonment, $500.
G. "A. GILMAN, RexistsR.
ocstd-oWS Z. o. MCCLURE. SeesIvse.
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NOTICE,
9HI NORTHWESTERN Y1KI l1fMauIsura
~ soossst.s 'heszels ev.enesf,5 q ii
- E,.58:A:Bcosck%'
S'}-->2 3 ad'zs*- @fA &as4'A&.S' hr3E
s.>~ PATIENT
Fire Extins.uisher!

Also. of the Bate I Pinkham Attachment or In.
provemsnt also, Of the Laurent Patent and also ct
she original patent granted 70 Asssrs. earlier and
vignon OF Par4-which latter patent underlies an
Other Portable Fire Extinguisher patents, aud which
patent has just been susansd by the Supreme Court
a. pr decision rendered BY Chief Justice Hsher)
pr the several States Of Illinois, Michiean Indiana
Mteconein, Iowa and hinnesota-hereby GIVE
NOTICE that al and every other Portable Extin-
gusher Engine or Vessel for the purpose Of applying
ca!eonie acid fas. o. water saturated with carbon,c
aeid g., for the putting cut Of ire, -"
Is An INFRINGEMENT on fHE
RIGHTS OF THIS COMPANY,
and VIII bs treated accordingly. The public ars ha,.
~ caetisned egain1t parchaing o. usise any Poe-
table Ere kxtngushsg, shove described from anv
and 81 parties not daily authorized By u 20 -
agents. The possession Of such nasehins rsnders
sane. s@&T - -. - -
JOHN 7. IARwxLL,
z. n. MOORE,
J. .. eTuSON, ~, r,
Co. . :5asrsly ~ JACOBS
F.! JA9. n. 6TEELR ~
,,. .5l. wv. 1ARWELl4;A i'll,
Oaseton OF the Nosthvsstsrn FIN RxtineuiDher
s:nrrcHo,cx,o sSa5Rfe izs .. ,vA.rs -
1HSnAV sE%..2@ a$SszstssS; - p ~: AzDoRN8Ie.
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W''': :'t ~: !: G'' ',',,.::

" SILENT u
SEWING MACHINE.
Is THE BEST IN FAMILY USE.
R I'LL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND,
sia 0uiltand beautifully twill withthe
1eedleand thead run from perfect work on the
with nochangeoineedle,t thread or tension.lt
use coarse cotton. linen, silk and twins. 1t runs
r. sster and stiller than any other machine.
every other stitch, Zach i'1 loop being TwisTED By
THE ROTATING HOOK"
drawing the twist into tho goods thus secuJsly
IA every stitch, that tho seam will bear to
eut tutervals and that case even, the
ossa, warranted not to rip in wear and under oil
family the
Ieon submitted to Committees ct fairs whore was
sae competition, and to THE stitch premium
oss9 Superiority, Durability
a patented device prevents the possibility Of The
maenne being run In the wrong direction, Or thebsl
@nce wheslever wearing OF touching the dress.
The NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG,
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
No Breaking ofNeedles.
Ihe blade OF IL less than Of
ne At~1er and rue can ~ever be st~rsae.
anyone may adjust them in the dark. Tho hem
ny ey 1eof eny width. No other hemmszof fellsr :
=. se sa: turns tho right or under cid
II Wi notdrop Stitches. % the needle 10 always
ct tho blsds short sad straight, does not w.
DFase. IKE longer ones. They are
1e"xfaetxred WITH Mathematical Precision.
Hence, each part 10 and caa bsrsody
!spaeed IN case Of accident. II will last generation
PIopefiy cared for. None who have used IL can b
?01eadcdeo useany other. The roundnsss ,svsnnsss
doFabihey sad bteuty OF IT. stitch :..;.s f..
.~~t Mx11 M8Ex8 1QUlkED,
1ts1apidity, Absolute Stillusss, eass Of molten,
aastownsss And neatness q it, hen md toll Vsze
eever approached by any other machine.
xae ffeseanivereally pronouncet his The Dsst 5al.
oow1nf Machine In the World. Whatsyss ~
ssy ofthe Wilcox kGbbs itis worth tor teaiy ~
that OF any other ever offered to tho pubiIs
II received the Gold Medal Of the Amerieen 1nptt.
|sass-she FrstPfemium for - o:1
1.-THE BEST SEWING NACHIIB,"
e tAs great Nez.1asla Fair-ths Vermont stsSs
Se!r-ths PennSylvaniaStat Rair-the Indiana STATE
~ .:ae Iowa State fair-and~ At over % Ceoaty
1ease se,o1EhPo the West-makingz moro ylrst Rre-
naa1e ehan BY Ill other Sewing llaeAinSs
tn the apas tinae.s E'e III s.sa4g sVk ~s3ss
an'l ne~ " Great Lsedis9 Ih~dv 6ssis1 1aeAtss
!. ALLOVER THE WORLD. = g
Msssfs other nacAinsS IN s1eaasnss We ssll OH
S Sssse ss sl.t sad kssa'se kind
Aas1r0 NLAHTDD.-Tsrnst 70 Aes,ts, -
circular and specimens Of work. sent free By
maai, On rscaps Ssstamp, Of ka4of S@@'
CORNELL, WARD 4 C0M1NGS,
GENBRAL AGENTS,
133 Lake street, chicago. nj.
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Al OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

~ st. Cloud, MINI, Nov. Z, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this oi6ce bv
Edward Soper sgaRst Charles A. Berry for abaa1o.nx
she ~ neM section 10 township l26, range -. in
stearns county, Minnesota, with a view 70 The
Of said entry the said parties are heeeby
summoned i to appear at this ONCE the 24rR DAY
or DECkMBEK 1870 at 10 o'clock in Tie fore1coe "a
respond andfurnish testimony concerpinSsaid aeesd
aDaaaonment. q. A. GILMAN, 4esfster.
nov17-6w1 &C NoCLURE HSIr1
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3 .,p.. 20 * u. 4. GILMAN. Rasisfar
ssPsSo1wA Z. T.. NcCLURs kscIv>s

NVI1ck-U. .. LAND OFFICE.
~ st. Cleud, MINI, 1axsss 4. 1870.
Co@pis1nS having been catered at this one. h,
Asek IaoGnasen against undsr Helesssoa ~ ~:
~, ls6s. upon the No Il section ID. tovnshsn III
range 30. IN Aonongsln county, GmuesoI.. vitS
view To- the csnceiiasso. Of sssd eutry: ,ths 80
a1es ase hereby summoned to appear 1t tLis eetce
IN thetorenoon " respond anu furnsh t. tinr ron.
sernng saiaslleged abandonment.
9: 4. GILMAN, 1seistar.
s"S<so1 T. G. MCCLURE ksce,vsr
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PRICES-A Fair Offer.

If the Merchants in your place will not
furnish, or send for the Machines, send us
the retail price. Washer $14, Extra Wrin-
ger SO, and We will forward either or both
machines, free Of freight, to places where
no one is selling; and so sure are We they
will be liked, that We agree to refund the
money If any one wishes to return the
machines free Of freight, after q months
trial, according to directions.
No husband, father or brother should
permit the drudgery Of washing with the
hands, 6fty-two daye in tho year, when it
can be done better, more expeditiously,
with less labor, and no injury to the gar
ments, by . Doty Clothes Washer, and .
Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally. to whom lib
oral discounts are made.
R. G. BROWNING. Gen. Agent,
v1a-h8 80 Cortlandt st., New York
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Thu: ugh Tickets
Can be procured at all tho PRINCIPAL Ticket Oces IN
the Northwest and Southwest and Ut tao Compsuy's
0mces, No. IS Clark Street, Chicago.
CAAS. +. HATCH, F.. Il. MORSE.
0en'l Supt. denl West'n Pass.Ag't,
Cleveland. O, Chicago
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,s7 oRaaS AsI.EsCHEAP ia
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r. e-'I .SxHA9SSA,s Es'<9E2 .s$tA tsFfs2
~ Hi 1arfJ0vseda Farm. ia
OF ssfeis Is ! ~, low Il Main pr.i;
sas5 S ssa9as fnhsr, abont "a Y
aoff of 1riSEie, And The balance ,fpqeler
ana kasl brush. Forty sores are fenced,
and u aaSAR Sre under cnltiyation<. There
10 Email k46ss aud : veil OF good. water,
90 ellA629Re ispl trees = On the prem
iss 1bols kFn S s situated on Pearl
sLsY3s G&jles from, ST., Cloud. aud. has
ths ma y ,ation Il Il ia STATE. II IS no one
sof the, aaiR tre.elsd ,satd. to st. cloaa,
sohaal h9gsa,a EsF further spsrtienlsEs in
QuifS 81 Tai JOURNAL Office, ST. Cloud, or
I 81 il. Dam, Whsslsr French, or the own
s.., y; r. ao! s33H r''n' s F;:',is;
rrRi|iiff1KIAEIFDI ;:skw1xd IA.
CHINE, with Drop Feed, new Take-up,
nov Asmmer, So II p9x offered to agents
On more ibersf teri ~ Secondhand
+ se1 hes ii sxcha h new i'm
provnpenN appl ~ - AZ !
a- Evysy ahid karfa ntSa lsser Class.
!: s: = :: !: ;'1i \ =. : !!
n b. fs;v;siins its q
81, ,'.;s.. .ss / si,s ..s ~ =. =,
can rake 81 PEE aath: Address n
LYUN'Ss1fuTUAlS. NJ. coz
I Uniod. Square, SO Dast 18th g.. New York.
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80 sesv ssrs~ woRKs OF. THE =F5
IN FED cit STskTE.S~ WATCH COMPANY
Nld,I
The p;n q con f,o c,p 1.,l,d Il @ az
adjusted
straight
Hair sPrg stem vnoe
other msnlhctory-at or ~ NY
CONSTANTLY oil M.no,a
Minute 1 %
mobilization
carl For sale by the trade generally. 0u'Anos
wholesale
Chicago III. 80 ~ '' ""o' q w., 141 Lake 3d.
Sn"ga se Wah Co.
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