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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
fona gslan6 Real Gsiais for Sale.

A PLOT of 81 ACRES, at Willetts Point, near
~ Flushing mile from rsosd depot and steamboat
battling fsng front c0mnanng magnificent
and very extended and down the East River Gan be SUB
divided 10 gre.t advantage the property fHh particular
.ith JANIS PARSONS - Pne Or vii be leased for aming
purpOses
LIOR SALE-A HOMESTEAD in Hampstead
Village L. L. 30 land krge and tasteful buildings IC irn
all 70 perfee. order Pnee 5000 A'o a eS1e' 1
DEN(E chOcs BUILDING
lev stream railroads Apply 70 oNANDhWATbk
SMITH Hampstead. DBLIssER WILCOX 20 C9at Brooka
NOR SALE-1,2OO ACRES valuable LAND
and .ound station miles from New iork south
Side Rs od Long Island extending be hay including sVerA large
FARMS IA heavily tnbered well wsiered Eui sbOanf n game
Terms ,,,y RlDRR ALLEN ~ PineSt SsN-fork
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
6tsansboais an6 RAILROADS.

SAFETY, SPEED, ,1lT AND ,,rs COMFORT.
,.: s ss ws. r.s'y sr.tIs ,s.s.s Ic .T, s L..
CITY ei. 's,s'; on TSs new and 's,ssA 'sssHsn
GTT OF LAWRENCE .pd
r1 r :'s : sdss ss' RS, Isr, f. s.s.y s.s eo 40.
fSf sr London and Sorv there eonssetn With Erpr.s.
@ .1d sose H. y, sss g, yosds. y SeI Norwich d w0ro
sdrs ssSsA sTs tickets 'H' '. " fsss g d q tSs ose Pro
Ss-ror. Oct 49, lssa J. r. '''oHi IT, As''I
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
c... I'd p m '5e. Pier y, n r.. oo' q Rollsoss.
D:ss 5osIos rfSFFsSylSssGs r:FhSyiSsSGE :. q
and Pro" & ss' Sssf. a ~ sG,,' % q. .1d r.,,
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
pEEcT ISe Siesse5 GRASIIE STATE VII sys ree sp
oh and Popular steward. .nd p.as al Al. d.p.t
-, %s b COO SbsEEED V p, d ts = sis.~so.,oa
/ HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
SD c q Hartford .'. Psilp t.y At ,Or
BI.sss n s Yrs' Ys'lss it elias. ssss Is, e i'ss."''
| STAMFORD AND GREENWICH.-The new
ts.%s 1nsSss s sa,'. foot Of Nsffe daily 80 ard
| CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW Jersey
AZ. s ssTs s S' = & S s.: e.,
Delaware and Western Ra " P iSssups
With ,he Lshth ,aa so,9.h'ss, Railroad 4,,o1 sb Is. L.
buh and The ws, .itAoa chang. ea ..s % C.os P,up.i
ALLBSToWN LINZ TO THE wRsr
W1STBR ARRANGEMENT
Comnsnc g JsnaaU 90 IS7l--Leave Sev York
81 mFor Flem ngton East0n Bethlehem Chanl Wins
bars Pt!s.es, hsaahoy City NJ C'ras ssioa Tusik,Baosa
Towsnda Wsvev ae Connects 81 junction d. l. arf " X ri
stroudsbu Water Gap, sessoto BHhantOa, syraeu
7;40a m-For RsstOa.
daily (eIeept suni.ys Rastss Al
the Nsgt CORueeis
ct Phihp-6urg As1ch Chunk viii
Ere Chunk kAhssoy Csy. vii
hansport, Erie kc
1850 a. m.-Wsy Train for Someryine.
Rn-For Femng,ou Esston Allentown Mach Chahs h0sao,
C, H,seton w.,bs Reading Coumb,, Lsnessie' EShrsu
Ae
m.-ROr Rs,.oa and Allentown
33o nfo Esson Allentown and Asasb Chunt tonpers
JsnclOp for al stations D. L. and ". X *.
4:Dp. n--fOr Sonerrils and Feminzon 81.
snm-CIScIsslu EXPRESS daily fes Easn Bethlehem Anss
town R.sss H,ris5ug PtbGrgh Chicago sOd OSsna Sleep
and Palace Cas to Pittsburgh and Chicago
BIS m-fOr SomsrVina
sp m.-For screrviIa
7pm.-FOf Rason.
epn.-(RBgrrtl-For Enston
s:40p. m,-Por P1siused
l2pn-For PlAnnrd Wsdnesday. and s,tunisyI .
Elizabeth 500 $50 75 5t0 $50 500 en 1879, II -
MI loo Zoo 3il5 $50 400, i:J, 4i5, 3l5 s 3.S.
e;ol $50 100 7:to $500 $3.50, $500, s4 o;iS s'c9
Tks obtained the ohe OF the CeniFs Kali
Of NsvJsrey foot o. Liberty ~ and al The principal no
and ticket o1ess New CITY kCkEk supsrinkniess
H.. r.. lIe1.P AZ
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for ,o,sS rented IsEa proP,

" 81, Ia Esv. yers or BooslTn yslasbe wemproreh fhhh
-. ia -l Comfy Msryiand sesepJ essl, umeiei
h.n,. ~
az .IsL NO. ip,n.pse pover ior miis .i p
"a -p'"-'H--''' o. PIkHsspk bfss st
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
tostrhesier Counin Real estate for Sale.

nNE of the best DAIRY and GRAIN FARMS
in u,>bes. or Coauhia Counties Harlem Railroad DEPOT Tor
skLR bargain applied for lmedass Pull patdeG ~
Thupe Apply address H. H. MERRILL Revere House
Broadway n Y
WESTCHESTER County FARM FOR SALE
w lry-hree New loIk beautifully ntustei con
,ipin g acres ane fruit gocd buibncs Tbe Harlem
rfoub the isrn Lowest po s2Co Por further parcuars i'd
" ooi ~ 'lAiP4tuA' ~ -
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Court cALENDAas-THn DAY.

TrH Cous ssloS or APFEaIsJeHS IoT Presiding Conns.
onsr R0sEaT EARLE NN h. LKoNARD, NARD HUST sE1 hAs
CAV opens At "a In The Supervisors
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Dosro ano Rooms.

VERY pleasant newly furnished M.DMS S
70 q. rir 'ir "ss
and Atissd4srs D Vast III 6ts- e" h''ii"' ." N"'
yssos. Etf,yepces sbs
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

A Poultney, VT, Rev. J. Newman, ID. d.,
ef Ripley Colsss os the sonvsnisnc and comforts
"a, ii ron June 10 oct a low preennenty adapted
Ss,d n, a o. ,.ssved hayi house thoroughly snovaed
A ntAMFORD, Conn.,, on Clark's Hill, half
- ~ % eepct miles from EewYot; Is trains dsy; %
sS,S rn anutg r hossi pleasant drives and News
~'nihs foe' aeo'nmedsfions and zedsrste prices.
ROBERT C. PIACK, An.
AkE IL, MAHOPAC:-The Carpenter House
- VII ~ on me lo Of May Por apply 70 JOSEPH g.
I AXE HOUSE, LAKE MAH0PAO, will be
Roon. may be enrased q. the Gregory House.
V'HIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT.
LAKE DUShohs hoooh' ~ sahsooIy VI uil open Janei
for the w. H. MERRITT, Propretor
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
an1tion Sales of Real estate.


}. JoHSsos, ~, Apsnenesr
X 10 IL SON Il l. l. E K,
REAL EsTATE BRoKERs,
No. 25 HIsslusr, Coz CEDAk-sr., NEW YORK .
n,. , Store Lou. c:o. Seat. md r.n' s.1f I
TUESDAY xAYs
RSrffafSra sfffi ; ri Rib pP Pssk' M y'sr,i'' si
u,, Or order of eus Of the original stesLbehsrsl -
POSITIVE SALE, WITHOUT ANY LIMIT OF RESERVATION.
I3o OF fHB CHOICEST LOTS IN THB PARK.
roundi ground nigh and commanding railroad dspOs
Pre- passes for oclOcl train NAY Railroad
hs PsL with and fan particulars Win be furnished by Aucons
THURSDAY, MAY IL.
"a oeloet EIchsngs saesrOOn Ill Bre.d.N n,,so
aud II hALE By order oi hoaAs hUpsVy
ioss ss. u = cocs METH wasD s's tn h6Ts @
S Sse.S as az s I fs.e e. sale d the must
!. soss SeY.' easy Maps and particulars at A's'H'' ' %
GLEN HOUSE at AUCTION.
" The hm1o, Ssmmer the foot Of Mount Washington
inSr9 e GLEN HOUSE iSgsssI yS TIE sG i,r1 mi" i1d
TUESDAY. Nay 10, 1871, at IL o'clock ----- -
IMPORTANT SALE-In Chancery of New
JereyB.tseen JAMES AVER ct 81 Conplsinans and Will
LIAM ADABR aa Defendants HRRIPFs sALB Of nOrgaged
PREMISES at GALLAGIIERs HOTEL, Jersey City, On
THURSDAY, MAY IL,
ATT O'CLOCK p.
BR0WN-STONE HOUSE WITH STABLE AND
GARDEN
IN JERSEY CITY
Ffr threeoy HOUSE with brovp-stoue 'front.' No 81 Washing
Of Morss The house lAres and well bnt
2T6 27Il25 With good cellar basement and attic Convenient
SeeSsd sool STABLE rear house MOrdst 10. 2s1S
Third: Immediately adjoining on Mohsst vacant LoIs IlL'
Fourth: Adjoining on Mordss., small FRAME HOUSE, on lot
xIA The property consisting on par %, ~ ana a Das 90 & M ~ M
by lot o the highest bidder.
TITLE GOOD TERMS EASY. 49,,
% Montgomeryst, Jerssy City.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Gepartrersbip Noiiffs-
rf,HE FIRM Of SMITH a. WILLIAM hiHo lt1Ip
II 80 d,rci ia. unde,ie,oi have formed PAhi nhho'.t h
- e. nsTe of lSAAc r. SMITH SON sna sDi % seA r.,
L5nSer baahets a. ''e' o'p"'' -| ISAAC T. SAITH.
"a J. 1871. EaNIs. :. -
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD
NORRIS nINISINN

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap stoaishag scranton
Bnghsmton sracue aud OsgegO. WITHOUT CHANGE or CAkS
New York foot Of BsrcAy and foot of CropbeEs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, Ma, iS'L
s;0o BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Boonon Branch
directly through from NewYOk 0veEo without change Of cars
connecting Scranton With aud b. K for Kingston NDssba
Pittston, &c.
1:l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIy Dan s with Bces
Bnch Dover With Chester Branch Waterloo with susx K
Anover and Newton Washington With the D. L. and w. X
for water Gap sunsurg Scranton Great Bend Bngh1m0n sya
and osueso and EAson with Lsgh VALLEY r. Tor All points
thsi road
l?:lO NJ. LEHIGH vA1LEY EXPRESS stops Nswai hOrTs
town De,e H,eeovn Washington Phlpour snd Elsioai con
Phipsturg with Bel. Del p for Bsydere " ana
LsOn With L. R. for Bethlehem, Allentown haneh chahk s
witesbsre
400 D N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, vi. Paterson 40
Boono1 directly through 10 Bnshamon without change o cars
stopping at principal station.
IiO RAsTON EXPRESS at Dover With Chester
R. Waterloo With sGs.eI R. and at Eaton with v io'
Beta chem Aleuown and the w
32O p H1CKETTsTowN MAIL connects with BOopOo. Chester
For HoRRISToWS 7:l5 s:lO l:2e :o m, a1O '2o t;io
5:l0 snd $50 -. .. =.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $50 7l57 so) 1000
1910 spd li:2OA N 2gO, 42o and $500 N. -.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50. 7e $40 sn le;Io
lao, 2:30 34O 40 49, S1o $500 s''S' 3d. s'o'
Fsr SBw1sk at $50 7.ls 5.s $40 sO $50 1910 iia
200 s2:30, 3:k 3O 80 $lO
.30 So 5,lO 500 500 1910 $50 .eoo SO s:l3 aps
ii.45 n M Trains marked stop at East Newark. ..
cav, Ney.york FOR BLOOMFIELD and MONTNLAlk o. ti~
elO and ll:oO a m. and 900, $3.50 $50 $50 and D. -.
Wv - sCHOCH sup,nnts ndest
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs Leave DepC

Of Cham and foos OF ZId-st, iohoNG
Through Rrpss Trains leave Chambersst stS "A NJ 2
M al D. n daily 21 st. At 8B lOh m sof 9D
and gas daily Nes and improved Drawing Room Cosehes
train through Buffalo, connecting Of hornsl
vile Sleeping Cosch running Arough 70 eVesbs
and G,iou. seepng tie from sss
Buo; the $3.50 train from butso asa
lhs from Sss-YOrf to Hornsvs, Buffalo, and nsessas
A Rmigr,pt Train leaves daily 81 T:t5 m
Fer Fort and Wsy, 40 m. C23i St, t:l p M
ddleto~n ard Ws' 3O 21tsI, SlS li ann SSS
d' os; ~ ~ ~ 2 Va ~ ~ r11ts, .7s.mJ
for Ys-burgh .ni way n 3:1o and 40 p H. S't J'sA
YSi sussrn ard way s.nt p n c2,t GS and ''fP NJ
The,t.r Train I'll ~ ,. (2Jist, 'li;+5 2. M go .
For and &,y, from 29t s Depot ,tois 80 & and s, =.
s.l5 and 64S From ibsmlrfs o. btpos ~
s:iS 1890 70 M = 15 S Sis ana Z 8 p m -,
ul,iale, IJ-st DEPOT al 80 a. 10 ss
t6:45 From Chambepst ~ p"" S
n and g. 1913, s, aud t6:so n AL. n, =, ,aIs
Talimaus and WsV, rotn 11st heP ~
ma l5 3;i5 AIS 5:l5 sEd f6.l3 and NtenA,s " a..
Depot, At stJ nj l.f s.'J f,'' wv
5.is Saturdays only, ~ d" dnighI
DTaNinH
Co,,h. .p IA ohped The checking transfer Of rag
,g. u,v be- en N. ConIsuy Offices IA tIy md " 80
tb,ub.r,s tireenvehst l2othst shd
az TuIop-,t BruoG D.poi foot Of Ch.nhe', enl @ ei
80 Frrhsngs and Lous DOos Depot Jery 'Ss
Of As.nn at the prBs pa hot.'. ". BARR
L D. RUCKkR, DeeT GO p,..,-A,
Gtnl supt lsfo ~ u.sps....s anl1
-Daiiv. ~ ''''''-N@
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
tFor P.rnoni and Nysek N
RAILROAD.

j WINTER ARRAEGRMEhT
on ,nd .nsr MONDAY OCT D. 1870 T-Ds s1 b.'' '~~'ne
" s.O, n. Grsenpot and Sag Harbor
Eorthpot WAY TrAn. a.
800 Hsrbor aud Rysrhesd krpre" runs 'osEn '" "'
port or SATURDAY nighs
= 400 D. NJ EortLport Express - .,.-.,..
s.SO M HenIsAd way Train to 'ip ~ Saturday sght
600 . m Sorhport Way Train A. ,-.--,- r., o..,-
t oupe bBcb HsDnsest sesiay trains for kos's
Cleo Cove y,y Hesye Huntington sDd NSItRor s's
u..t. poia at !. a IN Al n.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANI
Regular Mail Steamers ssiing 90 the 7h Of ever month
SOUTH AMERICA, C.pt L. TintspsasA Nay II
NERRIMACK. Capt Wisr. July y.
rhss splendid sts.ne schedule tine and es f. Thoms
Par, Pernanhaco B. JAnsro gong aud For
engagement OF freight or passage apply 70
VIM r. GARRISON, agent, No Bouhng-gr.sn Ssw.Yorf
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from North River.
EyBRY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
INDIA SATURDAY. Nave
Fa Cabin passage e65 S75 Insmedsts 90; SteeuSe,
"-' HENDERSON BROTHERS Agess
BosGAg green
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

TOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE o. s. MAILS
THB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dsh their 1rclss fu iron ,ce~ steamship
IRON PIER No 80, g. r., EVERY "WEDNESDAY
Q follow;
MANHATTAS, Capt FoRsrTH....... May s. no'oopn
COLORADO Capt T T. FRKErAS...hsy 10, stlo0tm
WISCONSIN, Capt WILIAxs".....aAy H. at 300 n
NEVADA Can't GRrIs..............May2 "a, at e:Ooan
NEBRASKA Cspt GrisD..........AayT n, ttll:NLn
WYOMING Capt wHISERAr,......hay' d. t a;" pn
Cabin passage, go, gold
steer,ge passage tones No. - Broadway eo sdrrenr
For hesb. or cabin passage spply TO
WILLIAMS dUTOy Ne 90 wsl-st
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
BRICKSBURG

.4, "A mile. from rrosd direct 70 m sdsphi,
- nneror Tor al crops climate nib and Pe'srJhy he,'h' ssie
Price fIs snd npsaa
- e,,T FoT erculArs ret stdess CAMPBELL
is5 Rrosi.sy n Y. o Bietsburg Ocsah 20, " J.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Gotels
Ocean Gteamers.

HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
III EEW-YoRK snd MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Leaving Pier No IL East River at m. direct for hAtsa.
CITY OF MEXICO, Capt Timr,ern ...1 UksDA1 NAV
CLEOPATRA, Capt Philips tHasaBs Sn WEDNEaDAl MAY ~
CITY OF MERIDA Capt Deaken ........sATURDAf, May ~
For freight or passage. spPy 10 soxs ,, p.,
1T S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO,
Sailing regularly EVERY TIL RsDAY, ct O'clock prsasey ron
Pier No. 4, North River
COLUMBIA. Capt 4. Van siee. H.
MISSOURI Capt J. B. Edwards iva Nassau ..,.M May ~
bORRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams. .................hsy %
For freight pssssge sppy TO A W. DIAoCk PreEient
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20
CROCKERY, sc.
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
School ExamIme1.1s Notice.

NHE School Examiners Of Delaware
\ = county will meet, during the year 1871,
IE IoE the examination Of teachers, at the fol-
lowing places and times, namely:
:, AZ AZ the CENTRAL SCHOOL HOUSE, In
dd9eeliaware, LEI on Saturday Feb. 25th, March 4th
z' zz2lIl' april Sth, 10Th and 22d, May 9th. 10th,
september 23d, 30th, October I4tb 28tb
November 11th, 18th and 25th Decenn her ON ,
Der 7th. OS1O-
They. viii also examine applicants on the
last Friday OF the Session Of the rSnn1t1 nlt9
Teachers Institute. ~
No certificate Is granted unless the appli-
cant is " "qualified to teach ALI. the branches
named in the law; namely OrthographV,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geografb nv
English Grammar; and Possesses an ad1
ttce of teaching
Examinations will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. n and close at 2 o'clock P. NJ :
and no applicant will be admitted after IL
O'Clock. The exercises Will be conducted as
far as possible in writing. Each candidate
is requested to bring paper and pencil, and
stamped envelope addressed to himself in
which the certificate awarded will be mailed
to him, or notice of failure.
J. s. CAMPBELL,
January 9th. Is7I.-tf CLERK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20
ExecufOr,a SaIe.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Pro-
Il bate Court of Delaware county, Ohio,
VIII offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 4th day of February, 1871,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, upon the
premises, the following described real es
tate-free from the dover of Sophia Stall
man. widow of Henry Stallman, dec'd-to
wit:
Situate in the County of Delaware, in the
State of Ohio, and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a sugar tree and
elm and Hnwood, South 80 degrees west 37S
poles from the lower corner, on a run, of
John ScottS survey No. 2642, thence South
80 degrees west 81 poles to q walnut and elm
on the back corner of r. Cooper's survey
No. 2549. and sOuth-easterly to corner Of
Philips survey thence with his line North
10 degrees west 5S1 poles TO a stone on said
line and corner of John Hill's; thence with
the said Hill's line North - degrees east 70
poles to a stone on the line of Watts sur
Vey +; thence with SAID Watts survey South
% degrees east so poles to the place of be-
ginning; containing 81 acres of land more
or less being part OF Virginia Military Sur
yey No. 699S, decided to Henry Stallman by
Isaac Ketringer August i, 1873 recorded In
vol. so, page 81, Record of Deeds of Della
ware county, and premises where said
Henry Stallman resided at the time of his
death. Appraised at 81, ,705.
Terms of sale: One-third in hand at
time OF sale; One-third in one year, and
one-third in two years from day of sale
day OF sale and to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
December %, 1870.
MERLIN BENTON,
Executor OF Henry Stallman decd.
dee23-4wpfS10
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20

Have a very large stock Eof
FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
COVERLETs. QUILTS, &C.,
at the very lowest prices.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20

Keep a very attractive stock
OF Notions, Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Bergman s
Germantown Zeph9f7'S,
Domestic Yd8Tg, Ladies' and
Gents UBdeT1CeGr, Hoods, Nat-
bias. DC.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20
sHERIFF,s SALES SC,



George Leonard, TN pursuance OF
Is. 1.-The commands of
Catharine Connen etaI an Order of Sale, is
sued from the court OF Common Pleas Of
Delaware county, Ohio, and TO me directed
shall oner for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in Delaware, on
Saturday, January 18th, 1871.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following property,
viz:
State Of Ohio and in Range is, Township .
Section 8, United States Military Lands ana
the East half of the following descr1oeq
land. commencing the North line OF se1o
Section No 3. 200 poles West OF the Sorsn t1
East Corner Of said Section thence SouIn
on the West line of George AtkinsonS s 20
acres to the South West Corner OF said At
kinson's land 200 poles; thence West on
line PARALLEL with the North line OF SAID
Section 202 poles; thence Northw ardly IN
line parallel with the East line Of said Sec
ton 200 poles to the North line OF said Sec
ton thence Easterly on the North line OF
said Section 502 poles to the place OF begin
ming. Excepting thirty-one and one-ha1f
(3I1S) acres decided to 8. Scott, on the SouGn
East Of said East half.
WILLIAM BROWN,
dec-30 5t-pf-s9 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20
THE TWO SUITS.
BY THE OPERA HOUSE.

twas morn, and up the eastern sky.
Aurora, rOsy-fngered, crept;
A pale checked youth, whose rayless eye.
Told that he'd walked while others slept,
Still paced the 1Oor-the stars for him,
The moon, the sun alike were dim
For him but two bright stars could rise
And those two stars were IDA S eyes.
But they. to him, were now observed
Though once he'd fondly thought they
And ali their dazzling lovelight poured
Upon his path, for him alone;
TIL doubt crept in, and then the past,
Its sweet light FER the present cast,
To make shadows lingering there
More plainly seen, Of VAN DESPAIR.
"Aman over whom Love SPELLS thrown.
Becomes woman head denied
1.-THE right to lead, the heart runs on,
" W. holt a l0071dn'S tact to guide;
.'But would be reason, CuPid's power,
ITO GOd-liBe reaSon'd yield that hour,
ttFor wOman's heart by art aSsaiied,
''Yields when all else but art has failed.'
Thus spake friend, who'd marked of late,
The South's wan cheek and fading eyey
And adds, III my advice you'll take,
Fair Ida's yours, you've but to try. /"
ST will, and blessings round you thrown,
..By grateful prayers shall be your own
8 Your rich reward by hand Divine"
the youth replied, '.and Ida mtne-9
Enough, then go to the Opera House
And buy suit to grace your form;
The barriers to her heart Will fall
11OuA suns etA5 yours ere next Oty
morn"
p%Remember the PIacs-Na
Opera House Clothing store,
No. WILLIAMS OPERA House,
where you can always md large and well
selected stock of
Fashionable VeII-AIade
Clothing.
BEST CLOTHES s.
LOWEST PRICES,
AT
w. A. SWITH'S
Opera House Clothing store.
dec30-tf
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DENTISTS.


DR. SIN, having opened an once In
EVANS BLOCK. is prepared to do all
kinds of Dental York in the latest and
most approved manner.
neutrality-suspicious. oxide used-per ectly
harmless.
Regulating a specially. The most irregu-
lar teeth made beautiful.
Appliances for cleft palate and loss OF sub
stance, either by accident or disease In
Makes Gold, SiIger, Porcelain, Rubber,
aluminium. Addnld7ltflle and West0n's MetdL
Satisfaction guaranteed.
He uses DR.. TWICHELLS "SOft Lining
which is a soft, flexible lining, made to ft
the gums perfectly, thereby preventing ir-
ritatiOn of the gums and securing a more
perfect Mt, enabling persons to wear teeth
who from old age or diseased gums could
not. It can be attached to either of the
above plates, so that persons W weariD g plates
that do not dt or that fail down when talk
ing or eating, can have them remedted
quickly, permanently and cheaply. We
attach it to all of our work free OF charge,
but charge S5 for attaching it to plates mads
by others. Call and see it, also ceFtifi catet
from persons who could not wear teeth ae
all until they tried TSOicheIps Soft Lining.
All persons are cautioned against using it,
as he has the exclusive right for the town
of Delaware.
Diseases of the gums, mouth and throa
cured.
charges moderate.
Nitrous Oxide administered for Surgeons
in minor operations. aprStf
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AdmfmfstrafOT,'s SaIe,

IN pursuance of an order of the Pro-
i bate Court of Delaware county, Ohio,
viii offer for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, February 2. 1871,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, upon the premises, the
following described real estate-free from
the dover of Abigail Roof, widow of Moses
Roof, deceased,-to-Wit:
Situated in the county of Delaware, and
State of Ohio, to-Wit: in the 4th Township,
4th Section, 18th Range, United States Mill
tary Survey, conveyed by Philander Kelsey
and vile on the 28th day of NoYemb Der, 1864
Beginning at the southwest corner of
ScOtt'S land in the west line OF said Section,
thence East on the south line of said Scott's
land to the center of Alum Creek; thence
down the center of said creek to intersect
the north line of HOadley's land (as then
owned, now owned by SchofeId, excepting
fraction of this corner, being Is perches
up the center of said creek from the Hoad-
ley corner aforesaid and six perches wide,
sold to j. Lewis1; thence West on the
HoadIey line and line Of the fifty acre tract
heretofore sold to E. F. Saunders by the Ad-
mintstrators of the Estate of said Moses
Roof, decd, to the west line of said Sec
tion; thence North on said line to the
place of beginning. Containing one hun
dred acres, be the same more or less.
Appraised at siAty-n1ne hundred dollars.
JOHN H. BALE,
Administrator of Moses Roof, deceased.
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scffIenneI,t OF Estates.


THE accounts in the following es-
il tates have been fled in the Probate
Court for settlement and the same are set
for hearing on the 3lst day Of January next
and will then be settled:
1st. Sarah A Rowland Guardian of Wal
ter p. Rowland and others.
I'd. GustaVis Elsbree and William Piatt
Administrators of James 3. Fowler, de-
ceased.
Sd. James Cutler Administrator of n. C.
Cutler, deceased.
4tb. Julia BarnWell EXecutrix of Patrick
BaruwelI, deceased,
5th. Elias Cole Guardian OF Mary NJ. Bry-
ans and others.
Chas. Van Houten Guardian of B. H. Van
Houton and others.
7th. A. G. Byers Guardian of B. Newton
H. Byers.
Stb. Jacob Sealey Guardian of Cecilia
Conklin and others.
9Th. J. n. Clark Guardian of Dora J.
Clark and others.
10th. Rachel Stone Administrator of Le-
ander Stone deceased.
B. c. WATERS,
janl4 3wl Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-20
HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambrtc yet lasts long on the
hair, giving it a rich glossy Iustre and a
grateful perfume.