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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
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FEMALE C0LLEGE!.
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 10 in

TIIISINSTTTUTION offers safe and pleasant
home and superior educational advantages In the
Solid Branches, Modern Languages, Muslc and
THE COLLEGE EDIFICE 10 spacious brick
building, cligibly situated, and yet retired and
quiet, with beautiful grounds and anO Wow Of
the city and river, 1t is completely furnished,
lighted by gas, heated by warm dir and well sup
p'ITFHH THERE ARE SIX DEPARTMENTS III the :
College. Instruction In all is thoroughand pFao'
tIcal. Tho Faculty numbers twelve, Tho instli
tuition Is well supplied with Musical 1nstru!
meltS, Philosophical and Chemical A AppaEatua,
Maps, Charts, Cabinets, etc.
Among other advantsecSiare LSctuF6S, AN6te1t
RtUietrS. Library Societi6S, Library and RSGdlgO
Room, Normal Department, de-
II.- 'r". IL. MUSIC. r'Fi'" 1'4tAfFi 'ai
Special attention will DO devoted, to the De.
parlmCnt Of Music aud superior advantages af.
fOrtled at moderate rates. Tho teachers In this
department have deSGrVedly high reputation.
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT is under
the special caro- OF the President and hia Wife.
No pains will be spared to mako this department
home.lIke and satisfactory u all our patrons.
All our terms arc modGratc-e.g. e. Board. fur
nished room, washing and light per term, only
$45. p"".' l'' ~.
The next term commences SEPTENBER 9th,
1870. .!..'F' Pr" u. '.i .''h .'' +.
For Catalogue Gust Issucdl or further infOrmA-
tion, address,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
Western Nominations for Congress.
Hi.. CH1cAoo, August 25,

The following Congressional nomlna-
tlbns llave been made John B. Hawley,
Republican, 4th Illinois district; Charles
A. Eldridge, Democrat 4th Wisconsin
district; AndrcwJ. Hunter, Democrat, 7th
Illinois district W. G. Donvan, Republl-
can, Sd Iowa district. r4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26

THREE young ladies in San Francisco
earn good income from wood engraving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26

LEWIS D. CAMPBELL, ex.minister to
Mexico, Is the Democratic candidate for
Congress against General SChcnck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26

TIE DAILY INTELI1GENcER completed
its eighteenth year Tuesday, (2Sd).
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26

In Troy, N. Y, thirty housekeepers
have united TO import Chinese servants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
Wanted Immediately.

Everybody to know that
we Sell and Lease WHEELER
u Wilson SEWING MACHINES
on more liberal terms than
ever. Monthly payments
ONLY Ten DOLLARS.
We desire to employ ION
salary several energetic
men to sell and lease the
above Machines in town
and country. No capital
required. Wagon, team and
outfit furnished free Of
charge. Apply at once to
VIM. SUMNER & CO.,
No. IS Monroe Street,
WHEELING, W, VA.
aupig.WSS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, August Is.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. August IS.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company Is still
negotiating for a lease Of the United Companies
OF New Jersey, including the Camden & AmbOy.
MoNRY-Market easy ut 400 per cent on call.
FoREIuN NEXCHAN0E-NOmiually unchanged.
GoLp-Opened at 1i7's and gradually sold
some heavy selling Gt about tho highest figures
Of the morning, aud up to the close there were
no Indications that this gold had been bought
hack At intervals during the day gold sold at
the Exchange Clearing House u per cent under
story afloAt In the day that bear pool was
forming for the purpose OF borrowing $500, 900
in gold on time, and selling To an ex.CleaEtng
house for cash. A movement OF this knd II ex'
ecutcd would produce lively sensauOn In the
| Z and per cent. CleArances Sl05 0O0, 900.
| GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull and unchanged. 90
United States IS Of 1881, coupons. ll4A9, ~ !
Flve-twentics qS0g. ............... .lllA9!i3,
| FiVe.twenties ue6l '.....'.'....,''''!i !iIHgii!h
Fivc.twcntlCs lS65D D.................lll .Qi!I1S
Fiye.twentles (1SR5) new. l09AGpll0
FiVe.twCntIes G867) lU9HQbl1u
Fivc.twCntiCs $685.. llUH9iII
TCn.fortes. ................ lO8HQ!U9g
c9T5S9Tsy 5s Tfessafy ssafS bought o6o iaos il
The bids amounted 10 1854. 200. Centrel Ia
cIhc, lst mortgage, 98; Union 90. ... ...
STocKs-VeFy dull hut steady all day.
Western Union Telegraph, 3iA; AdAmS, Bx.
press. 64,l; Wells, Fargo + Co., y; American,
York Central, 9iX; DO. scrip, sgS; Erie, ee99SS;
Reading, 96x: Michigan Central, lle; Lake
Shore 9iH: lllinOis Central, lSS: Pittsburgh,
I0S4; Northwestern, 80; do. preferred, S6k;
81. Paul, 60; do. preferred. 7tH; Wabash, SIk;
do. preferred, IS: Fort Wayne, 9SS; rerre ll9ute,
q; Chicago s Alton, III; ohio q Miss eIssippit,
SSX; Cleveland. Columbus 3 Indiana CSnlral,
$50; Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati 794
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26
WASHINGTON COUNTY
From he Reporter.

from Nt HePOFNF'
BuRGLARs-The store Of Thomas H.
Long, Of Independence, was entered by
burglars on Wednesday night last, an iron
safe blown open, and about sixty dollars
In money carried OF
House BuRNED.-The dwelling house
Of W. NJ. Dunbar, OF Gross Creek town.
ship, was totally destroyed by fire on the
17th inst, together with all It's contents.
The fire originated by spark falling on
the roof of the kitchen. ,b' ~ "'
STRUCK DY LIonTNINo-The Metho-
dist church building in Amity was struck
by lightning during the storm on last Fri
day night. The fluid first struck the
steeple, passing down through the bcliry
into the interior OF tho church, and doing
much damage. The bell was thrown
down and broken, the plastering torn OIL
the walls, doors burst open, seats splInt'
cred, book case split in pieces, besides
many other injuries Of minor nature.
Fortunately the builing was not fired, and
more fortunately still no person was IN OF
about 1t at the time. ..a
SUDDEN DEATH-MrS. Jane MCClain,
wife of Simeon NICClain, Esq, of Frank.
lin township, died very suddenly on hlOn'
dav night. The deceased had been suffer-
ing for some time with heart disease.
ACCIDENT IN Cross CREEK.-On the
10Th lust, Mr.. Walter Virtue was severe.
" hurt by the bursting Of the cylinder o.
d thrcshing machine. Mr.. Virtue was
feedinr the machine at the time, when Il
blew IN scattering the machine and cap
into pieces. 1t came near killing half a
dozen men who were working about thu
machine. The escape Of Mr. Abraham
Pry, one Of the hands, was most mlracu'
lous, as o large piece Of the cylinder JUS
grazed his head.
TYPHOID FEVER IN WASHINGTON. we
have had 4n unusual number OF cases o
tvpoid fever in this place during the pasl
several weeks Doubtless 1t Is owing II
great measure TO the extreme and long
continued hot weather, butwe cannot he'll
believing that it is also largely aided By
the filth and ilnpurity Of our streets anf
alleys an .a ~
FIRE PROM A GAs.PpE.-The dwell
Of John D. Boyle, ESQ.,, In this borough
made narrow escape from burning OF
last Sunday night, 1t seems there hac
been an escape Of gas somewhere in tn
cellar, and Mr.. B. went down IN the even
ing to examine the leakage. In doing 80
he had struck a Tnatch to test the pipes
and it Is probable light stream had be
come ignited undiscovered by him. Dur
Ing the night 4 smell Of gas and fire lee
to the discovery that the floor over th'
cellar was IN flames. An inspection
proved that the gAs.pipe had been meltet
through by the blaze first ignited, which
had been increased later In the evening
when the gas was turned on from tn
works. ....-,. r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-26

The journals Of last evening demand
To know what action will be taken by the
French Government, now that Belgium
has permitted the violation Of her nGu-
trality by Prussia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
FOUNDER IN HORSES.

BENJAMIN w. Wood writes the South
ern. Cultivator as follows Many years
ago 1 learned a cure for founder in horses
which is SO simple, and has proved so
successful in my hands. that send It to
you, thinking it may be Of service to
some Of your readers. Clean out bot
tom Of foot thoroughly-holdu up the leg
so as to bring the bottom Of the hoof up
ward, holding it up firmly in a horizon
tai position, and pour in, say a table
spoonful Of spirits turpentine, if the cav
ity of the hoof viii hold that much-if
not, pour in what it viii hold, without
danger of running over touch the tur-
pentine with a red hot iron, this will set
It on firel, hold the hoof firmly in posi-
ton until il all burns out. Great care
must be taken that none runs over on
the hair Of the hoof, lest the skin be
burned. If all the feet are affected, burn
turpentine in each of them. Relief will
speedily follow, and the animal beready
for service in a short time. I once ap-
piled this remedy to a horse that had
been foundered twenty-four hours before
] saw him, and he was promptly reliev-
ed. In another case, where the animal
could hardly be induced to move, his
suffering was so great, he was treated in
the same manner as soon as his trouble
was discovered, and less than an hour
afterward he was hitched to buggy and
driven some twenty-five miles the same
day. All lameness disappearing after
he had travelled few miles.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29

7olNEy Cake.-Take good fresh but
terrnillz and soda sufficient to neuralize
the acid. Stir in enough meal land only
enough( to make very thin batter, and
if sweetened johnny cake is preferred,
add a little sugar.
Le0i0H ClISEard Pie..-For two pies
take one good-sized lemon, two cups of
sugar, three cups Of water, six eggs, and
two tablespoonsful of corn starch. Mix
the starch and sugar, then add the yollzs
Of the eggs, next the water, next the
juice and grated peel Of the lemon, and
lastly, the whites Of the eggs beaten to a
stiff froth. Put into two plates lined with
crust, and dust powdered sugar over the
top. Bake slowly, as a custard pie is
nearly spoiled by boiling.
E5-Ait Ctzke. One pound of -four. one
pound Of sugar. three-fourths Of 4 pound
Of butter, one pound of currants, two
pounds Of raisins, one nutmeg, a table
spoonful of ground cloves, four eggs one
gil OF sweet milk, one teaspoOnful o.
soda. and three of cream of tartar.
Delicious 1eILy Cake.-One cup o
sweet cream, two cups ofsugar, two eggs
one teaspoonful Of soda, three of cream
Of tartar and -four, q. S.
FzeHcA L0gf Three eggs, two cup:
Of sugar, two Of sour cream. one-haL
cup of butter, one pound Of raisins, one
teaspoonful of soda and two OF cream OF
tartar. Flour in sufficient quantity
RzSz1k NezO Roy1kel-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
FARnI AND meUsEmOLD.
oOLORTHG BUTTER.


This IS my method. After my carrots
are cleaned and washed, CRATE tneln
on 4 coarse crater, such as IS used to
S-at. ~ borse-radish, and l then add luke
Sarrn Sls water to the pulp and let it stand
two or three minutes, then strain through
a thick fine cloth, and add the liquid to
the cream Just as I am going to churn-
inc. One good-sized carrot IS enough
for six quarts Of cream. use the deep
orange carrots. The light-colored ones
are stronger and it takes more 10 color
the butter. don't know as the carrot
will iniure the butter in keeping as
never kept any over six weeks MADE IN
this wav. / should think that working
The u,IID in milk 10 minutes would e&-
tract that strong caToty taste, SO very
offensive to many people. It might IN
lure its keeping qualities. A better way
would be to feed the carrots to the COWS,
or feed the golden globe mOngel-wurzel.
II IS easier raised and IS preferred by
some. Farmers would do well to look
out for their next Winters supply OF
roots now. The Early Horn carrot IS
said to be better for coloring butter, as
Il Is milder than other varieties. They
should be sowed in June for that purpose,
as they are sweeter than the early sown.
The. Yellow Belgian is best fc attie as
it is a robust productive sort.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
SheriR,s sale.

ReinhaTd Co, I IN Pursuan11.eee. Of the
H. T. Hedden, ct al. der Of sale, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin
county, Ohio, and to me directed, viii Of
fer for sale, at public vendue, Fl ON the door
of the Court House, in the town of Della
ware, on
Saturday, May 81, A. D. 1870,
between 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 1 o'clock p.
NJ, the following described real estate,
tO-Wit:
Situate in the Ceanty of Delaware, State
/ of Ohio, and in the Township Of Harlem,
| and bounded and described as follows: Com
| meneing at the southwest of B. NJ. Far
/ eh1ld'S land on the Section line. thence
| South eighty (Sal rods; thence East two
hundred 600 rods thence North eighty
| (SO) rods; thence West two hundred 600
rods to the place of beginning; containing
one hundred acres. Except sixteen and one
half acres in the southwest part OF said
tract, being Range sixteen 40, ToYvHshi p
three tSli Section three (3}, Lot three (3),
United States Military lands.
Also Inlots No. s and 8, in the town of
Harlem, Delaware county, and State OF
Ohio. WILLIAM BROWN
apr22-5WpfS9 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
Guardian sale OF Real
Estate.

n pursuance OF an order granted Esg
1 the Probate Court of Delaware comfy,
Ohio, we viii offer for sale, 2t public ssUc-
ton, on Monday. the
Sd Day. of May, A. ID. $780,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. Ne aad
O'clock p. M, at the door of the Court
House, in the town OF Delaware, the fellow
ing described real estate:
Situate in the County of Delaware, and
State of Ohio, tO-wit: In Range %, Town
ship \ Section 3, United States Military
hands, bonded and described. as follows:
The east half Of lot No. y, estimated to con-
tain fifty acres more or less.
Also the following tract OF land situated
IN Delaware county, State Of Ohio, to-wlt !:
tract; The west half of lot No. Is, in Sec
ton 8, Township 4, Range 10. United States
Military landSs Beginning at the north
west corner OF the said. lot, thence South
- degrees minutes east IS $40 poles to the
line between lots Is anG Is to a post: thence
/ on the south. line of the lot; thence North
| $50 degrees west SO 9-I0 poles on the south
line OF the lot and in the center of q eOunt y
| road 70 post thence North IL degrees
and Is, to Ihe place OF beginning. Contain
ing 621s acres of land. To BE Sold free OF
dover.
Eo15 EiGst described tract appraised at s2ee9 g
Terms of Sale-One-third in hand. one.
third IN one year and One-third in two
i years nom the day O6Sale, with interest on
| deIerred payments, which are to be secured
/ by mortgage on the premises.
REUBEN HARDEN
| Guardian cf William T. Harden, e al,
Guardian of Warner 81, Harder
JONES & NIPPLE.
Att'ys for Guardians. aprS-fyYpfsII p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
AdminisdrafOF's Sic

IN pursuance OF an order granted by
j. the Probate Court of Delaware county
Ohio, viii offer for sale at public auction,
on
The 91st day or May, a. ID. 1870,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, upon tIae
premises the following real estate:
Situate IN the Township of Brown Coun-
y OF Delaware and State OF Ohio, to-wit /:
Being In Range 18, Township 5, Section 4
United states Military lands, it being the
northwest part OF lot No. z, beginning at
the northwest corner of said lot and Fun-
Mug thence South 50 degrees 103S minutes
east l61 poles on the north line to the cen-
Ief OF the state road thence in a sontherIy
q1reouon oil theeenter of said road to s.
whites north line thence North 50 degrees
EeS4 minutes west 156 95-I00 poles on the sa Id
line To the west line of the lot: thence
North degree 42 minutes east 81 Se-IO0 poles
to the place of beginning. Containing so
acres and Il perches of land more OF less
To be sold free Of Dover.
Appraised at 81, ,l22 1Ss<.
Terms of sa1e.-One-uhird In haaid oae-
third In year, and one-third in . wears
from day of sale, with Interest u6vabie an
nually, payments to be secured by mortgage
upon ths- premises sold.
| NANCY ABRAHAATS.
admlnlstratriX of James 81. AbrEharns,
BY JONES & HIPPLE, her Attorneys.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
MUSICAL.
Smiths American Organs
N9

Elegant in appearance,-thoroughl con-
structed,-With powerful and steady bel
loWs,-With exquiSitely-voiced reeds,-fine-
ly contrasted qualities of tone, and ingen-
1ous mechanical contrivanceS for increase
of power and for expression.
No seeond-class work tolerated, and none
but the best materials employed.
Every instrument warranted for Five
Years.
Get the Best: -
Twenty Years Established!
10000 in Use
Call on or address
r. g. o. K A N Il,
DeIayTores Ohio,
General Agent for the State, who will
furnish any of these truly superior in
strumenfs direct frem the Factory.
Illustrated Price List free on application
personally or by letter.
aprS-6mos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29

SALES.
SheriG3s Sale.

Rlckly & Brother, , IN pursuance OTthe
rs Il commands OF an or
G. B. Adams, ef al. der of sale issued from
the Court of Common Pleas OF Delaware
county, Ohio, and to me directed, 1 Will Of
fer for sale, at public Vendue, from the door
of the new Court House, in the town Of
Delaware, on
Saturday, May IA, \. d. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
OF Lot No. 8 of partition of lands made
by the Court of Common Pleas Of Franklin
county, Ohio, at the suit of Jonathan r..
Hale and wife against Fitz Henry Hosmrr
and others. excepting forty acres on OF the
west end of said eighty rods in width con-
veyEd to one Polly Ann Adams by w H
DOmntclz; Said lands eing in Orange town.
ship, Delaware county, Ohio, and contain
ing about ffty-six acres OF land. 1t being
the same land conveyed 10 Charles b.
Adams by deed dated on or about the frSt
day of September. 1870
WILLIAM 7. BROWN,
Sheriff e. Special Master Commissioner.
aprl5-5V nfs9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
CR0CAERV, sc.

3. s. OK,
DEALER IN CROCKERY,
l. Glassware, Table Cutlery and
Plated Spoons, Forks, Castors and
Cake Baskets, and Nickle Silver
Spoons that will last for twenty-five
years. American Block, Delaware,
Ohio. my28-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
DRY GOODS.
EDUCATIONAL.
1856. 1870.
OHIO
BUSINESS COLLEGE I!
1870.

4 Complete, Thorough and Systematic Com
4aerctaI College and Writing Institute, for
Educating Young Men, Boys and.
Ladies for Business or Teachers
Of Pe7aB7unShip.
Cost OF Tuition-One-third less than
in most other Institutions OF the kind.
Circulars containing terms, &c, sent free
on receipt of a three-cent stamp.
In addition to the Commercial and Writ
ing Departments, there is in this College,
from the 18th of April until the 18th of Sep
tember, a
NORMAL. SCHOOL DEPARTMENT,
for Teachers to pursue the studies requisite
in Common Schools, in connection with
thorough instruction IN Penmanship.
Young Teachers will find this lust the place
to qualify themselves for high standing
in their profession.
For further particulars call at the College
or address - W. SHARP,
apr22, '70-lyr Proprietor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
Administrators
SALE Of REAL ESTATW

II N puEAuamCe OF an order granted,
Il by the Probate Court OF Delaware coglu-
", Ohio, we viii offer for sale, al pablo
auction, on the
S1st day OF Nay, A. u. 1s5o-
at II o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises. the
following described property, tO-YFst:
IN Section 4, Township &, Ran e Is. United
states Military Survey, consisting of flfty
5cres OF land being the same fifty-acre lot
1seueu 70 Moses Roof, deceased, by p, KEEL
ssg ena VIE on the on the 2Stt.tiay of No
NSSl1DeF, Aoo4, bounded as follows: Begin
~ mht1s ~ stone on post on the section line
- - ~ 5 ~ utn-Wes6 corner of a tract (of one
HunuISu acres belonging TO- said Roof de-
ceased) thence South degrees % To1T,1,9es
west along the Section Inc 33 poles ana ,
links to stone and post theIce Sonth e0
degrees % minutes east 24I poles and 24II
links to stone and post on the west lin. n
II. n Sconeld s land thence North D dE-
gfees minutes west along the west line of
stlo Sconeld's s land 33 poles and lin 10 To q
stone on a post on the south line OF the 1O0
Hles west along the south line of said tract
- Il P0qlsA ana If12 links to the place OF be-
ElnnAnB; containing nifty acres OF land No
the same more or less. - -''iieA' No
me above described fifty acres of land 10
be sold free OF Dover. N "
1srms-One-third of the purchase money
IN hand on the day OF sale, and the residS1;a
IN one and two years thereafter with inGe..o
est payable annually from the day Of saT il
TO be secured by Mortgage ON the prernig es
sold. .
April 20, 1870. JOHN II. BALE,
> SARAH A. ROOF
Administrators Of Moses Roof, deefI.
apr22-4WpfS1O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29
WE CANNOTBE EXCELLED T!
I'm Styles,
work,
OF Prices.
NEessrs. EVANS g. CARNAHHAN

NAGSSA u - EALWfS ~ A/EAA4LN n ~
JAKE great pleasure in thanking
the citizens OF Delaware and vicinity
for the liberal patronage they have received
during the past fifteen years, and to assure
the public that their facilities for the man
ufacture of all varieties of light vehicles
are better than ever before and cannot be e.
celled in Central Ohio
We now have large stock of Carriages,
open and shiftng-top Buggtes, Spring
Wagons &C., manufactured of the very best
material, in the latest style and with the
most elegant and durable finish.
We employ the very best workmen and
every vehicle we manufacture is made un-
der our immediat supervision. Our aim is
to suit the HOME TRADE, for which all
our Work is made, and in which we hope
to have established in the course of fifteen
years n reputation for satisfactory work
which deserves equal confidence with that
bestowed on any foreign establishment.
We employ 10 agents to blow for US for
wages but 1Ua4rGnt eUeq.V JOB that leaves our
shop to give entirt satisfaction.
We use better materials in the manufacture
of all classes of buggies and carriages than
any other establishment in this part Of the
State, and we will stake the price of a new
buggy upon proving this If necessary.
We have now on hand some thirfy-five
finished jobs of which we respectfully In
vfte an examination, confident that we cun
suit any purchaser in price and style, in
every class of light vehicles. Gall and be
assured that our work recommends itself
We cannot be umGersOlds
Repairing done neatly and promptly.
EVANS g. CAhNAHANs
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-29

01sso1uffon of COparfDeFsEllP.

Dissolution Of COPaFfneFsAaAp' p
--,rrr, vs,v,uersIatp heretofore exist
Taq between HIS & Buck has TINS usy
been dissolved by mutual eonseut7, ! II II ~ -
-.c,S1T, - have heen left with Mr. BucA ioE
SeffIement. Those interested VIII govern
themselves accordingly
ATr. Buck viii continue in the Goal trslile,
having his ONCE in Hyatts WaFenouse,
-1<sa1- me Depot. Orders left with J. Hyatt &
90 or with the News Dealer at the Post
once. Will be promptly filled JanZi. f''tf
Attachment Notice.
7 Richardson PI'G.,0 Before s. Latimer,
against ~JuSllcs OF the Feace
ship, Delaware county Ohio
On the 29th day OF March, A: D
III j 1s7U said Justice Issued an order OF at
fachmenf in tue above action for the sum
Of fyyenty-ufne dollars and ninety-e1ght
fs29 So cents
The case is set for heaEing May p. 1870, at
10 O'Clock A. n. /. j. RICHARDSON.
aprl5-3W