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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

Tas N. =. Tines enters AZ follows into the
amusing (if il is not tedious controversy re'ptat-
,eg tie geruircuess Of THR TRBUNE's Charles
fon corre1pondence:
..qs qn,,rl meet, the 7srious aa y that male to
ipas the su.heatcty Of those letters With good deal q ~
,.asity Bet heI Eeysr &c, Tcii--ea 70 n'ss tho &c
ss tbs, ,y sre written in Ctsston o. Chat hoy come
en- TIE pos,-us + Ct that city upon then"
lf We have not made the assertion before, we
make it how. Our Charleston letters are writ
sen in Charleston, and are sent TO US from here
ny Vcst, or otherwise, according to circuu-
stances. Ii the Editor of Tie Times viii s!cP
over any day, we shall be yery happy, on h;s
promising not 70 make any unsuitable reTc!ol0as
concerning these Letters, 10 show him both tae
envelopes in which they are received and the
ioanuscriyts Themselves. We VIII even convince
him Of u fact which he regards with extreme
doubt Git is true i is e1Pensive), namely that
sc have long had there more than one corTes-
,ocsdeat. Ia s4ct, fox some Zine past we have
Ind three, but now Te have Only two, one OF
.tlcm having, after rather prctEacted residence,
suddenly found Northern climate more con-
genial. lie viii probably be in town within
few days, when it will give us pleasure 10 intro
duce him to our iucredulous neiShbor, who may
its to examine his hotel-birs and nny other
documents which may go to prove the fact Of his
actual presence at tho Palmetto metropolis dur.
Ing period Of three month"; or thereabout.
Tie Times also makes tho following curious
.sialement respecting another gentleman who mas
,ssryed us at Charleston:
"ui aso iu our personal knowledge tho. the seBlsssu
seescu LEFT Charleston sud returned NORTH al iea' sa o.
sz weeks .inec md s. hc eoanUed to write Letters which
seG ybted THs TRBUsR, aa.e3 " ChST!e.sol long .se
tof ID reached Eev.YoztD
How I'll: Tines obtained ils "pcrsonsl knowl.
edge VIC can't imagine, but we can declare
mat It's knowledge differs materially from the
rr,.th o. to be il fact no better than no
siowledse al al. II 10 true, however, that the
gentleman alluded to left Charleston from motives
connected with his personal convenience, and what
d also true is that bis place wac supplied without
delay, 80 hG. ws haze sni,errptedty been ia The
sos'pt Of correspondence from Charleston tcrie" an
sAat city. But since The Times seems 10 regard the
austter as one Of great Importance, i is perhaps
;lOs improper for us TO say that a gentleman who
had been in Charleston informs Us that after LID
reillrn, lie was applied to in behalf OF The Tines
20 write Charleston correspondence for that paper
here in Eew-York. Whether lie undertook tie
tabor or not, we have not iRquired; but ii il
possible that the great skcptcinn Of The Times
COUGHING the fac. that its neighbOrs actually en-
poy correspondents 10 the South may grow out
Of some confusion respecting the management Of
f;t own and of their Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
From Charleston.

=. WNsHlNOIOF, HtTcI n, IoVf' :,
The Ck0rleStoH Courier OF Friday Is., .o, s,n,o
here states Thar Surgeon Fox Of tho United states
NAVY had arrived there with orders from Washington
10 Will and report on tho condition Of Fort su1teT'
o was permitted to go ther on tie condition oi De-
ing accompanied by Captain Hartstene;
TJe Cohr,,r notes the srriyal In Charleston OF Mr.
Holmes ard family Congressman Of South Carollnal
and SAYS. Before 10 left Washington, Mr.. seward
desired him 70 say TO the people Of Charleston that no
was for peaceful settlement, and would 40
IN his mower for an amcable arrangement OF the affairs
Of the country" Mr.. Holmes aso reports mat den'
Scott gave hiIailar assurances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
Tho Rev. Or. Chaplin of New,Sork leoturea i.

Toronto on Thursday night. Tie 0'o6e says:
ain corcsans his very interesting aid Instructive lesssA
mr. Chspln sad that nations lad dsiea 10 perform ID
men no Lad wish to obhude o. she saesnce sr rsmssS
condition Of his COZ ty tie United SAiss bus
he knew that they had the sympathy Of Csnssns In tkss
present troubles tcseer THO Gag ts nson seemed "a
present to be at b.fs but he hopeS II East gresl ship u
state sank would don with he hAsy.Cs the mast head
(Cs.sral He trusted, however, thvs better fortune
ssoss or IT, and that like the Gag d England would ys'
"baye thousand year the bsH and the bsero" hs r.vsr'
ED gentleman resumed III ~ ,~ta load sraa's'~ ~
pAass" 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
Fires uua Loss Of Life.

BJs1Ut, Sg,ufuay, MGfcb p I5oI'
TIE North Chur.h in Eewbuvp0Tt wa ds''Toyed
nv s 70 this pornipy less s@1GI. Frncis {. lunt,
- yoars Old Wax killed by Ealing wall. 400,
GArrsSUuG, Saturday, Mach 70, 1851.
fro tbis % orninc did considerable damage, to the
clearinghouse Of a. ID. Reed, AID destroyed seyeh
adjoining buildings. loss ucm $iP,WU TO fi2"oV;
irsllr,-..e 9I.n1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
na.,h oC the HON. IL, Williams.

SToYIyGTON, Saturday, MAFeh % IeVi.
The Hon. Frbraiu Williams died lore this morning
after brief iDness'S$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
CoMsfERCrAL INrELLIeENcE.

INbhfovh pthhbStufFo mhhhhti n.
Corn firm and partially shade desreri Mixed nh felow
80 1888 White. 81 d39l.
IryERPOoL Provision MARKET. BEST quiet, at
TG a8Oi. Pork dn and no American In market Bacon dsn
aud declined H. under heavy arrivals Lerd dull 81 54 da6
allow IN fair dsUi and North American, 81 a51L. .
LYERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-TLe Broker Cir
Sugar sieady Coffee quiet Rice heayyi Carolina, 49, dsei
Resin heavy and declined2d Ccnnoc Hg2 closing With
yL Fish oil. duist and steady Lnssed OH nominal at
2sI629j. n E..H..
LoSDos M,RKrrs Barring, Bros. g. Co.l-Bread-
stus steady Whts Wheat 81 1851 Ned SCI a62 Four1sfg
49, Iron duli Rails ESQ IS 81 Bars rs 81 ssSs MN ind
closing quiet Tea steady common Cougou lHll spirits
Tapsntiue active S6as2i. Talos duii at eoE Oyass
quiet. Rice quiet. Lnseed Cakes sghty tcrod Newf OK
barrels M Boston beg, Fish Oils generally Unchanged
Linseed 23i 028l3. Tin; Al foy hngish.
STUFF. fri American WHAET active closing weaker. ASSES
firm. COFFEE hun Oh nominal. RICE quiet SUGAR hesvy'
LARD firm -. .
AMgRICAg SIOcHs.--Tbe Market is quietj IlLnols
Ce1ra 2 ace. discount; DO Bonds sii Fs Railroad 70;
Pen ylvsnia Cenrsl SIes is Mortgage CO, DO Sterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

Of immediate and unconditional secession. In
Culpepper, the county which Mr. Barbour repre-
sents, sixty per cent Of tho population are slaves
It is a striking fact. in almost all the strong
holds of Secession feeling, there are more slaves
than freenen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
,p.,,b ar . Member Of Congress.

SCRANTON, Pa, March q IoUI'
Tie Hon. q. w. Scranton, member Of Dongtoss
from the Twelfth District OF PeDnsy vans, died mere
to-day, III 12:i5 p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
n.u.arri,sI Of the bohemian.
PORrLAsD, D

PoErL.sD, Me-, Saturday, March "S-Nooa
Tie steamship Bohemian, h'"n Liverpool on ,se nh,
via Queenstown or he SO ii- has DG. been signSed
NJ 70 tbe pr. r. .a.e, re is'cs ,se Anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

The Secession journals OF Virginia are exulting
q. the fact that BIZ. James Barbour, who was
elected to the State Convention as Unionist,
has changed his sentiments, aud IL nov in favor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
Su;lrun oS Ssn, Palestine.

I.NTIAND, Sal lrlly, MaIVh - IoOi
Ito steam ,hp Palestine sa'cf hcace today ~ $3.50
o'clock T. m. for Liver DOL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
LArEsr-Rs T.!ssrerl % Qle.Aste..n lCh.

B.nvy. Mat q.-Ife Federal Council has author
zed Ire sy wis Meter NJ Paris ~ eoilnenee he6o,'a
fiona Tor The ronc sion OF tho Itby OF Commerce Oe
tween France aud Switzerland. .
PosLS, March 9.-Complee trsniu.lh'y PieEuh ~
Warsaw 500 citizens and military alternately p.roi
the city every night , ,.o
This morning religious Iuhefti 'eiepiV''A'' '''N f'
in the Church OF War1w. .o,,
judicial inquiry conducted ~ S0miuis.Sy'h coti
posed VI Poles and Rnss41a, ~ der INC fItsdency Va
Ger, Ienoapdi, ia being mpar ally carried on
Fresh privas Of military from ell PARTS oil the coun
Try continue 20 t8ke place .,;.D
Many women are lcayi.g the elIy ana '"Alpb Wy
their cngl. err IL the citadel OF Warsaw.
Tie reply Of the Emperor IS anXiolsiy expec'ed.
The city'is stin ia deep mouITsng. The snop VIZ
loys ,otain nothing bat black prayor.books fhoIo-
grapbe portraits OF those who fell IN the late disturb,
snees are cold IA great quantities. The burlalgronnd
I'm which tbey were ali Inferred Eas been decorated
with a great quantity Of flowers and wresths.
PAfus, 9ih--3:30 p. m.The Bourse has Deen ra.ie.
firm Lut lit,lo buFn.ss was done. Rentes closed OF
6S Is, or eenttirces Dwor than yesterday. -,
LoSpos, gru-E,ESISG.-Ihe fuads ana b,itlsn
Railway stocks iirm ut yesterday pfises' Dus1'
A CaGinet council hrs been held THE afternoon.
PARls.--Marshal IcNahon, IN iho teOsto III tue
Senate did not conceal bis opnion In favor q me Pope
but after strong representations consented 70 leave
Paris on the day of the nal VOTE IN order that Re
might be returned among the Senators soSeh' Oh the
service Of tho Emperor. .,.,u.,.,,
The address on the whole, was ultimately voted,
with only three dissenting voices. Inc Cardinels,
with the exception OF Cardinal lohiea, sos'tI.sa
IRON Yc.ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
.rn. niagara az Halifax.

H.LtT,V, Saturday, March y, 1901.
Tho .tcamship Niagara arrived here this Saturday
lJop ana will iema4I come hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
Eastward.

BosToS, Thursday, Msruh %, 1901;
The Ea,,en trains are NOW running regularly again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

ia, BstoB-mr. Decker. bliss Wood Mr., n. Gsszet,es
49,, Wood J. A. Bbiiars SloHel Cap Kennedy. John
Jons, JA Chisholm Trees semPle H.n' FAsst aaieol n
fiapiiA A. Mcgee Nathan yohnson Ray Levy ae.tertor,
Doughty, Ias Grihs, Hiram Tucker. ). L. Wright
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

NeuIuler.
formed the Government that he il nearly out OF pro-
yisiors aud nnst have them very soon or ne Wib nave
10 abandon the fort. The commander OF The forces OF
the Confederate States, Gen. Bragg h1s hohed nlin
that no supplies cen be landed until orders 20 that e'
feet have been given by President DAVIS.
Gen. Bragg has uudoT hi Command about seven
hundred trnups. They, IKE all green troops, are
anxious for Fight, aud there certainly viii be collie
i'm, he says IL additional troops 6re sent there =,
ILe puIs at Fort Pchcns are all mounted, aud wen
eaaidad At all points. The Brooklyn, Sabine, 81
Louis aud Wyandotte are there.
The sel.te to-day confirmed the following nomina-
lanes VI gurrosa, Postmaster at Jsnesvle, VIZ.
Archibald W. Campbell, Postmaster ut Wheeling,
EIhe,l Todd Postmaster at Lexington. Ky.
VIM u, No Nisb, Postmaster at Nashville, Tenn.
Franklin Sparkling, CoectOG at Niagara.
James l.. Mcdowell, II Kansas, United sis'es Ma,
sha for That State.
Wan. L. Dayton, Jr., Of New Jersey, Assistant ses.
Charlie l.. Wilson, Of Illinois, SECRETARY Of Legation
at LONDON. -,
John IIauni nitcl States pi,tfict-Ap0Tsy iog Ia.
diana.
In addition TO the above number Il land oftc,is
and army promotions were confirmed including that VI
icuteuant. Colonel Ire to DO Colonel in placeo Som
ner promoted.
Col. Dudley Mann, now in Washington, is abcDi
,is,fiog for Enron. on business connected with The
corsnnmaton Of his Great Eastern steamship enter
The Pr,silen, has been 50 beset with Office see keis
as 4, be able 10 ride ont only twice tnc0 coming mo
office. Tie is receiving visits whatever To-day,
either oi friendship on business.
W6suINCTos Maph q, 1851.
Tie number Of cli ce--eekcrs h Washington seenis'o
be on the incrsase. The Departments continue to- be
tironged with them, much to the interruption Of 'he
public bu-iness.
The runsyals " III be in the cvil branches
Of dc Government, and hey win lake place az -oa A.
cases can be PREPARED Tor official action THIS asslI'nce
J., reremedlv given 20 irnpalicirt cSrccan,-
Appiicsiio.s 10y letter amounting to four or I've bum
dred daily contipae 20 he roooiSei.
Nm. Jayuc Of Illinois h.s been nominated ios Gov.
crDor OF Dakota.
Detective Bee.e Of Washington has sehed and re-
,s,n-, by order Of the Court, bogus and counterfeit
not . uu twenty sc,,n iihIou. banks Amounting 10
1902 OcO; also platc dies, etc. Ito larger packages
contain The following: $4,000 IN coun'cfie.s on the
Bank Of Augusta, Me-; $4,000 unsgned eounteric.is
on The SAFE Bank Of Ohio; 10000 bogus IN tie Co.
l1lbiE Bank, Washn.ton City, $4,000 in counter
fell, Oh tho Farmers aud Mechanics Bank Of Virginia;
a. CNO Of seven donouiuator3 IN c1urtoHits on The
Csu.den Bank, Ntw-Jc.soy, and fom Flates Vi The
above bank.
Dies Of the denou nation oi ten ceEi-, one dollr
and two and ha'f dollar pieces were alsJ captured.
Tie Cabinet, ID session Yesterday, Mas occupied IN
No nomination. for The Gc,iou Of tha S"nf'"
who arc anxious 70 Cose the scssi3n ~ .. nae rae-
Lie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

Gratis are reluctant 60 yield even when fairly de-
feated. They have held control Of the Senate for
many years, and now, when dispossossed, still
cling 10 the spols.
TIE OVERLAND MAIL.
The first stage of the Daily Overland NAL Will
leave st. Joseph early in June. The Company,
with Senator Latham aud the Cslifornians here,
have invited Mr.. COl(ax to make the pioneer
trip, in compliment to his services for carrying
the bill through the House. They expect to go
through in fifteen days. An invitation to visit
Oregon is also extended.
uARPER's FERRY SUPERINTENDENT.
When MIR. Barbour, Superintendent OF HGrPers
Ferry, rendered in person his letter of resignation
10 the Secretary Of War, the latter handed 10
back to him and expressed a desire that he
should remain in position the duties Of which
had been discharged by him with so much ability
TEXAS hSB NRw-MEXiCo.
Mr., Otero s in receipt Of cory OF Inc
mssiHs Tines containing correspondence
between the Provisional Governor of Arizona,
Mr.. Ovens, and MIR. Z. II. Herbert, and an
other, who profess to represent the sovereign
State OF. Texas, nnd are commissioned to reqnesI
the co;iperaten Of Arizona and New Mexico 10
forming Southern COnfederacy. The Governor
replies approyingy, and says that he VIII lay the
subject before Territorial Convention, which Is
ah0ut to assemble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
FROM PHIL iDELPHTi,

public lSiPATIENCE.
BANKS AND rslNESs-sOUTHERN TRADE-Ri'
yMRY VIM NEw-YoIK-PRIsoS FACTS
DIR CASE IL COURT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
SENATE sERGAGT-AT-ARMs.

As soon As Dir. Brown wac nominated yester-
day for Sergeant-at-Arns by the Republican eau
Gus, the other side served notice that they would
not allow an election to BIO made. Knowing that
our friends desired TO terminate the Session, ana
that quorum could not be kept beyond Wednes-
day, they had the power 70 carry out this dc'
sign. In order TO rave time, 1t wal be ad'
jourued autl the regular s>s.ioa' The DOUG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-23
MRs. RORINsoN,s cERT1FIcArF.

NERNON, TrdmbuTT Co, D. March i 1858.
This ccrtlfcs that have been very poor health for
ycaI aud found little relief after EMPLOYING
Of physicians My disease Prolapsis IteTri
ha" been reduced by that and Flour AIbus until had
bec' me uccred to considerable extent BY the advice
r G. ". Bushnel1 procured and took six bottles OF
oar 'hal Uterine Gaholicon which enabled ME to attend
to husband in his last tsckncss until he died which
was about year since lave taken three since
his eath, which has made able labor and snnnort
my family of three children The Cathocon nearly
restored me to health is the only thing that has miti
gated my suffering Tor WhlChl icel very grateful
MARY +. ROBINSON.
. For sale by NJ. i. STARR Bro. Delaware BEYJ WIZ.
LlAMs Delhi u. H. HYDE & SOY, East Orange j. Ppra.
HAM Lewis Centre 8. CURRAN, Ashley; J. F. WI TER
MUTE, Norton, and by Medicine Dealers gcncraLv For
Medicines, address, -r-s II b. KINGST ~
August II. .'6O-s1Y. CIev clad Agent for ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-23
-.a- a.r.-.s AYERS -szss1i-sss1
COmnonnd Exlratt of.SarsaRlriIla,

the most efFectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing md fittal malatiy. IT is COM
hnvd from the most active remedials tllat have
been discovered for the expurgatiol Of this foul
disorder from the blood, ard tbs rescue OF the
system from its destructive conseqnehces.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only ScrofiIla, but also those other affec-
tions which arise from it, such as ERIusrIVR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHeSY's Fms,
RosE, or ERYsIrELAs, PIMPLEs, 'gsrcLF
BLoTcHEs. BLAINs and B0IIs, FuMoRs, TKFrER
and SALT RIIEUN, ScAID HEAD, RISowoRN,
RHEUMATIsM, SYPHnLTIc and MERCUEIAL Dis
EASES. DltOIsY.7 ID DYsrEPsIE, DEBILprr, Ands
indeed, ALI CONrIAINTs ARISING PROM NlTIA-
rED on IIPCRE BLOOD. The popular belief
in inip,n yoffhe blood - is founded nstruth.
Cor scrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this SaTsApA-
rilla IS TO parity and regenerate this vital hid,
xithout which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-23

is a constitutional dirca~e.,A corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes yitated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pcrvadcs the whole body, and may burst OUT
in disease on any part OF r. No organ. il free
from its attacks, nor is there one which u may
not destroy. The scrofuIoIs taint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and 6ltlaF habits, tha depressing Yiees, and,
above ell BY theev evenereal INJECTION. What
ever be its origin, it is Hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents 70 children
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed.
it seems to be. 4 1rsFtiut who says, &c
will visit the j. ai'" Hs.t 1fatheys upon
their children" -.TiI-,f
Its effects comm~,.,,- .On from ths
blood Of corrupt or lIlc,Iys-, ,,,ter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, 'swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or Bdfes. This foul cOrs
fiiptiOn, which genders in'tffg s9Ood, deprCsbes
the energies of life, 50 that scroAlptts cUhstitts
tions not only suffer from s8i'Bthlous cons
plspl,ts, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases ;-kcOnse-
qucHtly vast numbers perish 1byodisoFdeFs
which, although not Rcrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint i'm tho
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates tile human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the iyera lidheys, brain,
anil, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
srS aggravated by the same cause. ilN b.. -,
One quarter of all our people are scrcfaloala's
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fcction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renoyate
the bloo,a by En alternative medicine, and in
.gorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Srsh medicine we supply in, 80. ,5 ,'.1s5 -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-23
A NEW ARTICLE
: DR.. Robsck's Stomach Bit rs.

: DR.. Robxck's Stomach Bit rs.
Anew ard delightful Stomashic and eordiaI for Civ
ing the Stomach for the prevention bill
ious complaints incident the Western country. Try
4E. So sf-
As morning drink to assist digestion and.relieve
Dyspepsia, it has no equal. Try it.
In flavor II is superior all other Bitters- Try it.
Tho formula of these Bitters, (Is61) the sole
est and most eminent Medical Practitioners of the
West and is directly predcated upon tho wants of the
WestezA. people. Il s#FzE=
These Bitters dcrly fher stiHiuns from the power
ful nature OF the and herbs of which they
composed and they arc, by alaying unnatural
,v rel -- -s..zT TEMPE R AN CE
lRe present proprietor believes that making them
widely known the public welfare is snbserved.
1t will soon be sale by all OF Dr. Roback's
Agents, and at Hotels, &c, the country over In
the meantime orders will be hlle direct from Cncin
natl in any quantity and at the lowest rates It is put
up in quart bottles, and securely packed in doz
Half GeZ sample cases VIII however, be packed
and sent to any address il desired. EEGFE
Retail price 81 per bottle, or six for S5.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No East FourthSt
Sd Building from MInstreet. Cincinnati % Laboratory
in Hammond street .sSg =. sas -1 -
FoFsale in Delaya .EOuAty by N. 1szSTARR 4 Bro
B. DICKINSON K SOY, Delaware J. SMITH & SoN, Sun
bury J. NJ FROST, Berkshire DETHRICN & HoDGDEN $,
ialenn WILLIAMS, ANDREWS & Co. Stratford s StuTT
J. F. WINTSRNUTE, Norton; B. WILLIAMS, Delhi }. II.
WARREN Il Soy, 4iviIle s. GRUIB, BellepOint HOR
T0x &SEksLS, Lewis CeBtre I@eBINS0N G4ft Ostran-
der FIBBDEN "a TxiiER, Harlem; EBsNoVEl, Center
vile; and by Druggists and, Merchants geneTally,
hroughOFt the United States1sR lapril13'6l"1y =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-23
DTtCe y MARSIALL ITEklNE NNTHoLJCt1N IS G71e ID
lar and a Adlf per single bottle. "a
WEsr BEproRp. .eoshocton d. d. .NIax 1A.ls5r..

Mr.. H. B. KISGSLEY-Sir: have been selling tbc
medicines of the Graenbcrg Company for the last ten
years, and have invariably found them eivcood it's
faction. The Pills have sold to great many families
regular their tea aBdcoiee, and with nj tras thcv
have become staple aHtiele- "a ~
MarEhaIl's Uterine Cathocon prepared by DR.. Pome-
medicine that has done great amount of good
Female Complaints One lady me that
she had received more benefit of the Cath
Ocon, than she had from lon course OF incdcaItrcat
ment By the most skfu physicians
Yours truly, JAS WINSOM