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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

The Indiana Legislature has coIlaps-
ed. All the Republican members
have resigned in order to prevent the
Democrats, who are in the majority,
from passing bill redistrieting the
state. There being no qourum, no
further business is possible.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
Earn, for sal. a. Anetinn.

STTUATED HrOsyn township, one
- mile east of d D-laWare corporation line,
on the south Eden rod, t'eing the farm
owned by the late Frederick Wagner, de-
ceased, containing ABOUT 75 acres-about 50
acreS under cultivation, The RENAL nder
good timber. There l. a he we'd log d wei ng,
log stable and other oUtbuilding~, aud also
a good well and two orch ards on he prem
i>es. This iarm will be offrred for sale at
public auction, on the premises, 1In
Saturday, March 18th, 1871,
at O'Clock, P. NJ
For further in form tiion apply to David
Wagner at the Delaware q IS Works, or to
f. c. VINING,
nar2-2wl AuctiOueer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

The Geauga Democrat (Republican4
favors the nomination of our excellent
Lieut.. Gov ernor Gen, John c. Lee. as a
suitable person to be nominated by the
Republicans, for our next Governor.
Gen. Lee is emineptly worthy of the po-
sition, and should he be the nominee we
could and would support him cheerfully.
= Fare1ts C0u1tfY Hprakd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
sPRlNG FENCE.
UNlQuE TsnRTAnLE
SP Rim q II ENC u.

y n hG n ~ G n ~ ~ q Ais
+ WouId Inform the oitizsns OF Della
1 ware and the public generally, that lam
now ready TO receive orierNr and 20 pat UP
he different grade us the above fence, ond
would rpspectfully auwgoat 10 those who
may design 10 favor me with their patron
tMetnputiin& up ien0es early next api1 ng,
O Give their orders "a EnOn as convenient
In order 10 get the iron, which iS made for
that purpose, In the prucurememnt OF
whioh am generally put to the imconven-
trnOe az delay 81 ffum two % fagt wneks.
Samples may he Keen az Ar, q. Wotti tng's
On Uorth SanduslSN street, 90 nt fliy place
b tsintass, on William sire {. 81 f-W rods ens
or Main. i, j, REICHERr5.
nuVIt( HQ-ff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
FEED CUTTERS.

n ID. POTTER a. CO., Agents for
" HUGHES EAGLE FEEU CUTTER
-the best Machine Tor cutting feed IN
America. WdiTdnfGd 20 Su0 the nnrchQyer.
4t took the First Premiums In 1853 at the
Delaware, Union, Marion, Morrow and
may 27tf 60 Templar' Hail.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
To the Public.

IN. view of the faot that the Iate
i Amendment to the Liquor Laws Of rhe
STATE OF Ohio offers no protection TO Drug
gists in the sale of Witses or liquors OF ttfy
K ind for uieaiciHafi use. exc upon tttt. pre-
scripffon of physician, we the undersigned
Druggists hereby nifty th- public that We
will not sell any alcoholic spirits or wines
to any one, except pisE sicians.
II CORNELL. l. Co.
y. Z. ) CARR,
). isYBRASD 4 20,
HOWE Bros.
Delaware, o., February % b, 1871 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
Horses Trained and
Broken.

vENHE subscriber is prepared to break and
1 train Colt and bal Ky. Wild and vicious
Horses of all Kinds. No VIII p used or pain
OF any kfnd inficted- The most unman-
ageable animals made pei frctly qui-t ana
ob-dient withOnt whipping, or even throw
Delaware on
Saturday, l4tz1zh an 1871,
and each ensuing Saturday during the next
three months. I viii cali anywhere in tne
county upon request left at the Livery Sta
bic Of Peter Engard, in Delaware.
h. W. KRONINGER-
Mareh3-Iw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

Among the f'strange reVenges which
the Whirligig of time is bringing upon
the Pope. it is reported in the Jewish
Messenger that a rich Jew, Mr.. Alatri,
is the most prominent candidate for
Mayor of Rome under the Italian reg7-
me.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

SABTL W JOHOSON
Grnl. Agt., tuIum Hus Ohio.
H GEO. G. EATON, agent
Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

That Democrat oflong standing and
most devoted convictions, Sam. Ran
dali, was among those who voted for
the retention of the duty on COAL
There's a free trade Democrat for you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

The National Debt was reduced
81. 81. 900 during the month of Februa
~. making the total reduction Of the
debt since March !, 1869, 500, ,754, AIS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

Since the temperance party has put a
ticket in the field, the Democratic lead
ers have about concluded that Baber is
their only hope-Wind against Water
Oht0 .SIahe '1oNrzlak.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
WHoLEsALE swINnLTNG. .

During the last year this part of the
State was pretty thoroughly canvassed
by parties ostensibly engaged in estab-
fishing agencies for the sale of Patent
Metallic Roofing Cement. Others were
operating for Seeders or Drills. The
parties usually travelled in pairs. and
in good style, confining their dealings to
farmers in good circumstances. As they
promised large profits on the agency.
the idea of sudden wealth seems to
have run away with the judgment of
the victim. The business was usually
hurriedly transacted, several papers
being signed by both parties before the
confused and bewildered farmer was
formally installed in his golden agency.
By such hocus-pocus they managed to
secure the note Of the victim without his
knowing or suspecting just what he had
done, until the return of his reason from
its fancifgt journey, when he realized
the fact that he had been taken ia and
done for. These notes being upon good
men were readily cashed, and having
fallen into the hands of innocent pur-
chasefs. for a valuable consideration.
before due, the holders are very proper
ly making every effort to collect them.
The prejudice against the collection of
them is so great. however. that it IS very
difficult to iHapaRel q jurY which will not,
from the first stating of the case, decide
against It.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
Dissolution Notice.

TIME partnersbtp heretofore existing be-
tween o. d. Potter 4 z. p. Hammond
under the firm name of Q. q. Potter 4 CO;
gnR dissolved BY mutual consent, Dec IL
All parties indebted 10 the late lrm, are
requested to settle at once with n. r Ham
II. d. POTTER,
II p HAMMOND,
The business will be continued ~ the old
s''''l' N'i''e- Q. D. POTTER,
Mareh3-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
NEW ADVERTlsEMENTs.
NeM Arramgelalema,

~ HILLS = JAS. BEvAN VIII con-
Williams Block under the firm name OF
@. HILLS q CO., and will sell goods TO the
satisfaction of all cash buyers.
mi -3-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

The Alabama Claims Commission
met in Washington on Monday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

The House Of Representatives has
repealed the duty on coal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
OUR NEXT JUDGE.

The indications now are that p. p.
Cole, Esq, of Marysville viii be our
next Common Pleas Judge. Judge
Conlklin will retire to the practice of
his profession. Mr.. Cole seems to be
The faYorite of the counties of the dis
trict yet heard from on the subject. He
Is SO well known Ia Delaware that it is
hardly necessary TO say that he is an
able man and an honorable gentleman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
PU HIPS.

LARGE stock of wooden and iron
IA pun Els at lowest prices by
NJ. l.. STARR, Dealer n HaI4i ware.
march-3 '7itf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
1T HELPS THE POOR BY LOAN
ING TO THEM A PART OF
PREMIUM.
Cash Rates Lower Than Most
ola COnlpaules
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,1
DEPARrlT or IlsuEaN q
rlor.rrarr rarra Semi Ief IHIN.


It. is hereby certified, that the MUTUAL
LIFE IEsURAlgCE COMPA ny, located 90 Au-
gusta. in the State OF Maine,
Directors O6ice-BOSTON, AassJ
has compile in all respects, ,withthe laws oil
this State, relating TO Life Insurance Dom-
pauies, for the current year, and has MED
10 this Cfdce "a sworn statement uy INC
proper one. rs thereof showing ITS ronul-
lion and business at fhe date ot aurl ~tate-
ment, (Decem Der 3lst. l6j9l t1 be as lnlIoWa
Aggregate amount OF avail
able Assets, iifciudina he pre-
MUM notes held by the COm
pany on Policies issued .......... 81. .lll .f8i6
ties lincIuding re-jns1ranesJ 8l78s00.00
eeding year yt IN casi... slznl0
Amount of Incoutr FOR the pre-
ceding yeariu notes for preml-
ums which includes cash
notes for semi-auuunl and
quarterly preminms..............- 655 SD
the precedl .g year D cash 1850
Amount OF Nrte- used iu uay-
meut Of Losses and laims due
ring the Eear......... ...........,..... a08l.lN
In Witness Whereof. have
- hereunto subscribed mT
fsEALI uanIr- and cuusrd the Seal
- of MY Omer 10 be aliEe1
The day and year above
written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF state.
sAAPL w JUHOSON.
Grnl. Agt., t'oIumHus Ohio.
q GEO. G. EATON, agent.
Delaware, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
BROWN AND HINTON ACQUITTED.

In the case Of the State of Ohio
against Elijah Brown, the jgry last night
brought in a verdict Of mot guilty. 1t
will be remembered that Elijah Brown
and Frank NJ Brown were arrested in
DecembcF= last and bound over to an
swer to the charge of highway robbery.
After the burning Of ogr jail they were
transferred to the Delaware Jail where
Brown remained until his trial, Hinton
being liberated on bail. Since the ac-
quittaI of Brown the Prosecutor will en-
ter a0le in the case of Hinton and he
will be discharged.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

II WILL rent q small farm of 80 acres
4 of land within oflss mile of Delaware, for
the sum of i've floltar> per 'iir,--iora period
of one, two or three years, as .esl ed-mon-
ey o be paid in advance. For further par
tis.ulars enquire of d. w. RHODES,
unr-3-3tt X cal Estate and Insurance Agt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
PEOWS.

FULL supply of che hest ma he, n
"A reduced prices, for SAFE by
NJ. L. STARR, Dealer in Hardware.
MAI ch-3-7l-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

Josh Billings thus defines ''horns:"
Dinner horns This is the oldest and
most sakred thare is, 1t IL set to musk,
and plays Home, Sweet Home about
noon. It will arrest a man and bring
him in quicker than a sherifs warrant.
1t kauzes the deaf to hear and the dumb
to shout for joy, Glorious old instru-
menti long may yopr lungs last |!
Whisky born'--Thls horn Varys in
length-from three to six inches is the
favorite size. 1t is different from other
horns, being oY fluid natur, 1t IS really
more pugnashus than The rams horn /;
six inches Of it win knock man per-
fecty calm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03


COLUMBUS o., January alets 1870
TT As hereby certGfrds That the H hlrf-
i FORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANf,
located u Harffo q. n the Stale OF ron-
neciicut, ha- complied, in an respects, with
the laws Of this STATE, relating % tlrc auu
Marine Insurance ComfHnb q, Tor Che CUR
rent yeaT and has fil-u i'm % sullce d sworn
STATE merts boy The proper Officers thereof
showing its rOttdifion aId mess ON Eue
Slst OF D. cember. 1859, 20 be ast'illuWst
Amount of Hctual paid-up ape
ital 10000 D
Assets. -. .......................... 25if2r0 p
AggTegHlr amount OF Liabilities
(eEcepi capUal) including RE-
insurance............ .............. ,l01 i05 a.
AmouHt of Income Tor The pre-
c. hltE y N-sli AraaIA f
Amount or ENpendtfu ures Tor lne
preceding year. lra-'a l
In witness whereof, have htreuuto SUBJ
-cribed nay uamr mru cHueeN fhe
fsEAI..l seal OF Wy Ohiga Go he anNro. fHr
day and year Gboy- written.
JAS. III. GuIMAE
Auditor uf SfuIe.
GEO. G. EATON, Agent,
TemrIar HAL. BuildiHE
nciuvrnreY ohio.
dec. a. 'Ga-L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

ore>rr.
Springfield Branch h..--....--.....-.- ll p nl
c.C-C. % l. Railway liron nori h'--- @"
Throuai, mnils New Nolk t Give
and....-.,-...... ...........--.-...- u
Columbus q 40 king Valley uuu
sBr,3gl;, ami -;s;r,,-,ii a.
CLOSED.
Springfield Branch....-......-....-.--..-.-. pm
c. C.t.& RaiiwaN 'so"ili it..---.---...i l;ll 3 a
lnurtiiI I--........-.-ll.l5 q lu
New York d Cleveland ........... ........tl5 D. m
Columbus & Hooking Valley Conn
Try W.. "a --
Sunhury ana Berkshire. e-..-..---.--..-----t2sll m
MTSCELLA EntS.
RADNuu-I.eaves Tuesdays, Thursdays g
Saturdays 90 D b m, and arrives 90 p m
same DAYS. i. tiers fur AHonur lDrlnlls
Prospect tMiddleluwn) aud Achwopdf $50
'WALpu. NoRroN AND MARION -LeaVes
Delaware Monday, Wednesday ana Friday
at 1870 uI, and arrives ut Marion 90 II m
same days. Leave Marion on MonQHE,
Wednesday, and Friday at % m, and aTs
riN es al iieis4H are al i-lJ l. iit.
EILBoURNE lEdeul r. Leaves lFln G.. L- o. g.
] Railway Tuesdays and friday tt a-aI N LAl-
kINGsTuN CENrlsE tDuNe Nleenl r. Aaeife ess
(viu q. q. g. d l. Railway, luerfin3H rffu
Ftidays. "t Sli o. M
OFFICE HOURS.
For do livery pi Mail fiOm 1850 90. ul- iO
b. tt.. Except when Distributing
Fur -aIs of -laufNS, NUut 81 Duiers uu
Rrgi~tiy ot Letters, fruiu e., IiI. lu 4 D.. Iu.
STAMPED Envelopes .rc Huw so chCap
and of sucn quality hat HN VIII huE uu
examining them.
Dec. .. fs7O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
FOUND DEAD.

A lunatic, named Clark. confined in
Jail during the fall, and after its des-
truction transferred to the County In
frmary, wandered into the fields near
town eas day last week and was found
dead next morning. It's supposed that
be fell in a ft. being subject to- them,
and falling on his face was drowned in
the surface water of the field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
WANTED

DY the manufacturer of three Domestic
10 Articles, used in every family, 70 traV-
elIfng ag-ntS; also two SIT agents to man-
Age the Northern and Southern parts of
Ohio Apply to r. BELL, & son,
Feb24-4w Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
poINGs OF THE eKANp IuRY.

1t would hardly be Just to suppose the
fact of the grand jury being engaged
nearly eight days, and reporting thirty
eight indictments, is a certain indication
of a great increase of crimes. 1t is a
more charitable view to suppose an un-
usual vigilance IN searching out and re-
porting cases. Redwood which boasts
Of excelling Marysviile and Delaware
in enterprise, is also ahead in other re-
spects, and furnishes sixteen indictments
for selling liquor; one for keeping a
room of public resort; one for keeping
a gaming device; and three indict-
ments against ten parties for gambling.
among the latter of which we notice the
name Of f- The remaining bills
are against parties in other parts of the
county, and are eleven for selling liquor;
two for. highway robbery; one for as
sault with intent to kill; and three for
forgery
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
INSURANCE.

@ X. Donavin a. Charles Cd. Little
> have formed co-partnerehip ln me
General Insurance g.
Real Estate business,
under the iirln titieo puNAVTN & LIT
TIE, Office No. % q, San1 nssS stree, ae
persons who desiie either
Life, Health or Fire Insusanss.
The firm represent the following reputa-
BILE Companies;
Union Central l.lfes
Home, OF Columbus, Fire,
Fh@niiiS, Of Hartl,nrd. .l.l. i,,. t5lre, 7,-
Umdorywritcras OF New York Fire,
AtepulI-le les ,,i S,1icasq; F1re, r,,
Nzrruhanlfai OF Chicago, Fire.
We call especial attention tu the f0ci tnat
These Companies ale Wen tethnilene4 AnN
CURLY. uDAAAAA q LITTLE.
DexfrabIe Real Estate Tor
sale.
Persons " no desire 90 purchase Homes
or Farms are invited b' phll, as we nave Tor
sale most desirable properties, oi which we
"A tvTo-stofy Brick Dwelling. finished GA
the hest manner ana siy De, with Eu5 and
fixtures i'm every roum, situated on che
North side OF Hlli street. Thus l8 new.
large, convenient aud very desirable prop.
erty.
Two tyvo-story Frame Dwellings, in cU-
G hrnt condition, very ConNcnle ntly arr
ranged, amt we'll situated, ON spring street.
new tWU-storA Brick DWeilinE, situated
on one OF ih0 most desirable streets huQ
neighhorhuods in The town. This dwelling
was tunstrueted with care, the nulldel nuF-
ing ln ended % m axe it q family residence,
but i~ going TO leave town.
GrisW old street. north side. This is one nf
the nice>t homes in the city, convenient
and pleasant
Also Dwellings tU Rent.
Persons having property for sole or rent
will nnd ITO their advantage lo place ltln
iebl0 Il DUNAV1N a LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
JOSHUA LEAvITT.

Dr. Joshua Leavitt, the NestOr of the
Anti-SlaYery movement, and lifelong
temperance advocate said not long since:
have never heard that there was
analogy between temperance and sla-
very, nor advocated the making of the
former a political issue. Slavery was,
from every consideration of humanity,
craftsmanship, and political economy, a
national crime. Intemperance is an in
dividual vice, a terribly destructive one,
it is true. told Mr.. Sumner only yester-
day that ! thought the Prohibitionists
were making a great mistake in Massa-
chusetts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
Pure Norway Oats,

A TSI.25 per bushel, sacked and delivered
. at RAILROAD, free, or 81 at the premises.
ALEXANDER BUCKINGHAM,
Orange, Delaware county, O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

General Garfield hes written to
friends here that under no cirpum-
stances will he accept the nomination
for Governor. He exp poets to be Chair
man of the Ways and Means Commit
tee in the next House.-AfaNsJ7eEd Her
rfd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
watches. Clocks amu BeNgehry
II PAIR E ID.
HARDWARE.
POMPS.

livery family caE afford 60 have
" q Ci~tern Pump-only %. Also Wood
en- Well Pumps, and the best Water Drawer
In the market.
g. ID. POTTER a CO..
mav27tf 40 TemplPr Hall,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

A company with a capital of $4,000.
divided into shares of 500 each, has
been organized and incorporated under
the name of The Marysyille Cheese
Manufacturing Company. The Board
of Directors expect to have the Factory
ready for operation about the first of
May. The advent Of the q Whey Ma
chine. " as It is facetiously called, is an
ticipated with varied emotions of pride
and delight by those who expect to reap
a gushing, if not a bount1ful harvest
from its operations. After the first day
it is expected that the quantity of whey
manufactured will be more than suffi-
Gent to run the entire machinery the
surplusage it is designed to apply to the
running of the divers washing machines,
coffee mills, &C.. of the town, After
performing these several duties an effort
viii be made to. apply the residue Of the
whey to the bleaching of the public con
science.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
All Policies Non-rorreItlns.

NO EXTRA oHAReE-ses-PnarA1.zs-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
mARYsvmLE LETTER.
TTo the Delaware Gazette.l
MARYsvILLE. O., March I. 1871.
EXCESSIVE LOCAL. TAXATION.

EXCESSIVE LOCAL TAXATION
The subject Of taxation IS Just now
the most important subject before the
people. Il is to be hoped that the re-
Commentator of Governor Hayes on
this subject, so earnestly endorsed by
the Auditor of State IN his last Report,
will not be altogether unheeded- The
statistics in the Auditors Report, show
ing the rapid increase of State and Lo-
cal taxes during the last few years, do
not. to say the least, furnish a very
cheerful subject for contemplation. Il
is not at all difficult to point out cases
in which the taxes on property are large
ly in excess Of its annual rental value.
Cases are instanced in which the total
taxes and assessments amounted to fifty
per cent. of IT'S actual valuation and
one instance Is given in which the total
levy on a lot valued at 500 was $500.
double the value of the property. So it
would take the property and still leave
SAoo charged to It's owner on the Treas
urer's books. The average rate Of tax
alton in the cities of the State is still
kept up above three per cent. Here in
Marysville we pay thirty-one and halt
mills on the dollar for village privileges.
Both capital and population are driven
out, property DEPRECATED IN value, bust
ness broken down, and general and in
evitabIe bankruptcy and ruin threatened
by such excessive taxation. Vacant
business rooms, high rents, exhorbitant
interest and enormous shaves are among
the results. And not a penny of all this
goes towards the support of the general
Government or the payment Of the Ma
tional Debt The question IS not how
much more can we bear? !? but how long
can we carry the load we now have?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
JOHN B. COUCH.

In a recent lecture on temperance de
Gvered in Boston Mr. Cough said he
was opposed to the introduction of tenn
perance into politics He believed in
manufacturing a sentiment in the com
munity that would come up to an hon
est Legislature, and demand such laws
as the public would see enforced. What
is wanted is a public sentiment in the
community to have prohibition. He
had no sympathy with the Legislature
which had multiplied the grog shops by
a free rum law, neither with those Pro-
hibitionists who had spent far more
time in fghtiRg those who would not
worshipsat their Shibboleth than in edu-
eating public sentiment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
DesirabIe real estate TOR
sale.
Also Dwellings to Rent.

Persons having property for gola or rent
will nnd Ito their advantage lo place Inn
the n mds OF thla firm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

UNION MUTUAL
LIT
INSURANCE COMPANY
ORGANIZED 1888.
PURELY NIUTUAL

ASSETS OVER OoO,ooo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03

WHITTIER LEAvITT, COUGH An q
GARRISON ON POLITICAL TEN
PERANCE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-03
LETTER RLIsT.

IsT of Letters remaining in the
i 4 Delaware Post Office, uneaIIed for Mar.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-14

Philadelphia, Dec. a.;
Crude l2L.
Refned-224.
Dec 22A; Jan. .21 Feb 2271;
Markei-Very quiet.
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Pittsburg, Dec. Is. .
Cr"de--spot, l2If.
Nov. 81
u, y. all year. l2JR.
S. q. d.. ll1s.
Market Unchanged,
EIRehned-Spot, 22; Dec. 221l; Jan. 22,<
Feb. 22ia.
Market Steady.
New YORK. Dec. IL,
- Crude-l3k.
Refined 22$4.
Market frn.
TGDloUrE. Dec. II.
Marke'-4.lO.
OIL CITY, Dec. IA.
Marknt-S4. so.
TIrUsvILLE, Dec. "A
Markrt-.$4,55.
PLEAsANTvILLE, Dec. "a.
Market-S4 30.
RoUsEvlLLE, Dec. IA.
Market-$45O.
GOLD IN MEN ANAk,
New YORK. Dec. H.
Gold l09}s
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M'DOnnld's Livery.
HORSES FED Il BOARDED

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINssON q. c. 4 A. n. Il. b.
On and after Sunday, Nov. 18th, 1871.
trains will run US follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. g. NO. l.
Leave Irvine. l2.lOpM 5.lOpM
Leave Oil City 500 A NJ. 2.43PM. 7.25pM
PetCen $50 " 1925 $40 g.
:" Titusv. 40 4.O7 s.55 q"
Arrive CORY, s.55 " 5,4o "lU,s q"
SOUTH. M, O. NO. a. NO G.
Leave Cory, 1858 A N. 6.l0Ax. 500 n
Tltusv. 1928 ". 1880 81 1.25
" +. Cen. l.25 " $50 4" $40 :.
Arrive o. City 2,G5 g" 9,O5 " $40 =.
d" Irvine. AS " 1850 e"
cY No. 5 and run on Sunday.
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Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
rHf orr SARK E'r~
BY u. e. A. TEL, LINE.

OFFICE OF
fE'koLErA CENTRE DAILY RECORD
Dec. IL 1871
The market remains quiet and dull to d .
We quote at 81. 30. We hear of n. trausac
tions