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The national Republican., 1861-09-17
DIED.,

On the morning Of the l6th instant, In the 22d
year of his age, DANIEL, the afflicted son OF
Catharine and the late Andrew Noer.
The friends Of the family are invited to Ut.
tend his funeral, this (Taesday) afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, from the residence of the family, cor
ner of Z and Eleventh streets. .".- -.s
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

James q. Berret, late Mayor of this city, ar.
rived here yesterday afternoon, from Fort La.
fayette, having left Now York yesterday morn
ing. He was waited upon during last evening
by q considerable number Of his friends,
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

NORTH CAROLINA LhaIoS.-The rebels Of the
old North State are raising legion to number
5000 men; 80 companies CT infantry, 10 O
riflemeu. 10 Of cavalry, and 2 artillery. JEFF
Davis is to appoint ell the officers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Miss M P. DUNCAN will, on MONDAY, the I'd
Of september next resume her School at her resi-
debcs, No. q Indiana avenue. she has made ar
range mehts to take o limited number Of pupils as
bsarders. sug 9s-eOd3ws
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

vxJANTED.-A Girl to do the Housework
w of a small family. Accommodations as to
character required Apply this day at 4sO street,
6etween Ninth and Tenth streets. Esep 16-1t
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

EOR RENT-Furntshed OF unfu nish-
T. ed-a oommod,ous BRICK YELLING
nOUSE, tituatsd at the corner OF Twenty first and
u streets north. Apply on The premises.
sen l7-3t
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Deathsf In Hospital.

Two privates in the nineteenth Indiana regi'
II ent, who have been In the hospital at the Pa.
tent Office for some weeks past, died yesterday
morning.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
Anather Aec,dsnt from Camphene.

Night before last, q little girl carrying cam.
phene lamp, in a house on u street, near Sec.
ond let ii fall, thus setting hre to q window
curtain; and the house was in great danger Of
destruction, when the neighbors rushed In and
succeeded in extingushing the flames.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

MRS. G. MONROE viii resume the du-
lNl ties Of her School on Monday, the 9th of Sep
tember, on the corner Of Ninth and 4 streets, NO
ass. sept 4-9teo
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
The ca mpbeIl Minst,.l..
The Cry ts st,II .hrv Cam.

Don't miss Odd FoilOws' Hall might by any
manner of means. bill Of rare merit Is
offered
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

CEALED PROPOsALs, til the 10th Sep
- tember, 1897, at 10 NJ invited for furnlshins
FLOUR ofa certain quality.
About 600 barrels vii be required, 10 separate
lots Of 00O barrels each. The Flour to be made OF
new wheat, and the delivery Of the whole 10: TO be
made by the 27th Of September, 1861.
The Flour required 10 be Of the following brands,
and to pass the inspection of Board Of Army on
GERS or such other inspection the Subsistence De-
partment may direct:
Arlington Extra
Congress do.
8 Pry do.
FaiTview do.
Cedar Vale do.
Glenwood do.
Fowler l. Zeigler do.
hesapeske Mills do.
Eagle Mills do.
CIHkett do.
J. Newcomer do
NJ. Smith do.
Roxbury do
Joe Ihsrles do.
j. Davidson do.
D. L. Morrison & Co. do.
Foundry do.
Heck do.
Lyons Union Flour.
Big Spring, Joe Charles.
Ede's Extra Bakers.
Avondale Extra.
A few barrels Of the same grade of Southern Flou
will be taken provided thai 1t proves equal in grad
to the brands above named. The bidders state tn
brand and the number OF barrels Of each kind the!
propose 10 furnish
The barrels containing. the Flour to be strong
well hoped ana head lined.
The proposals. TO be directed to Capt. A. BECK
WITH, q. b., U. s. A. ashiugton, d. c., and Ell
dorsed " Proposals for Flour" sep17
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

r OBT.-A large Pocket Book, with six pockets
II filled with military and pension papers, belong.
Ing to Captain CHARLES Beohsr. Il was lost near the
eaving II ut ihla once. sep 8-u
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
WAT0SaGSssb aSsb AND SILVER,
RELIABLE TIMEkEEPERS,

Just received q large invoice Of Gold and silver
WATCHES-some gotten up especially for ARMY
purposes
sS- Watches and Chronometeis, as well as Jewel
ry, &C, carefully repaired.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO. Jewellers,
85t Penna. avenue,
Four doors west Of Browns Hotel
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

w 10 HAKERS OR OTHERS.
wpnted, an OWES aSd BAkEHQUsE Tor imine'
diaSs use. A..
ANY person hay1ng or knowing Of such, can find
good opportunity Of renting or selling the ~
a,1ply ing at this Office sep l6-lts
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
COLLE0TOR's OFFICE, .

S<1VebtUST
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Coin ahd dus
bills or certificates of Indebtedness TO This CoIPon
tion of the denomination of f dollars, and Treas
ury notes OF the United States are alone reeeapie
received In Gums equal TO- or less than the amount
to due to the Corporation. ,. e,u
The discount for prompt payment IS as lohoWs:
20 per cent during the month of Septemptr, 10 per
cent during the month OF Octoo' r. ~ per cent au1
ing the unonth Of ovember, and per cent. during
the month OF December m DiApSi
sep lo-eo6tf lS'"fI ----- eoHeo'o'
r OSC-tin Thursday, september l2th,
Ibstweep The Tosl Uihce anu Seventh and ID streets
a small pocketbo,k, containing $40 in bsnk bills ana
snmathing oy, r Sl3 in silver The finder will be lib
aiiv rewarded by returning it at the house OF Rev
Joseph Hammet,, of Columbia College"
sept l3--3t
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly four Thousand copies OF the Repub
Rcan are circulated among tho floating poPula.
ton every day, besides thelarge number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers win take
nota accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.

The 7,oeyfh Annual Session will commence Septem'
Der 2, 1861
For particulars, inquire Of the principal, Mrs. z.
RICHARDS, corner Of Fourteenth and h streets.
aug lB-lm
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

FIFTEEN BALLET GIRLS INJURED-FIvE BURNT
TO DEATH-sEvERAL OTHERS FATALLY IN
JURED.
Philadelphia, September ia dreadful af.
fair occurred last night at Wheatley's Cont.
mental Theatre, on Walnut street, above
Eighth.
The performance was q fairy scene, and
whilst the ballet girls were in the green room,
the dress Of one Of them caught fire, and the
flames soon communicated to the dresses Of
the rest. Fifteen were more or less injured,
some fatally. The greatest alarm prvailed, but
the flames did not communicate to the body
Of the theatre, and the audience dispersed
quietly. -.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Philadelphia, September 10, P. M.-Hannai
and Zele Gall, the Misses Phillips, Mcbride, ant
Fordep, who were burned by the Are at Wheat
lsy's Continental Theatre last night, all die
during the day. Three more will probably ais
die. Miss Annie Nichols, who leaped from tn
flies, ia unhar med. Abbie Carr was reporte
| as dead, but is likely to recover.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
FROM MISSOURI.

81. Louis, Sept. l5.--Advices from Northwest
Missouri say that since the withdrawal of the
Federal occupants from st. Josephs, that re-.
gion is arming again. Some two thousand
rebels are concentrated in Andrew county,
under Major Potter. About the same number
of Unionists, composed of Missourians and
Iowains, under Colonels Crane and Edwards,
had started for the same region, and both sides
we're preparing for battle, so that q conflict
may shortly be expectei.
Tom Hayne, With u force of one thousand
men, crossed the Missouri river at Arrow
Rook on Tuesday last, bound for Gen. Price's
army. Six hundred secessionists under Col
Hull were marching towards Glasgow on We'd
nesday last, TO cross the river and join Martin
Green.
The secession camp at Sick Creek, Monroe
county, was broken up by the Federal troops
on Sunday last, and It Is reported that three
hundred rebels were captured. Another seces
also broken up on Monday last, and sixteen
secessionists made prisoners.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

BATuING TUB WANTED FOR TkE
"A the Patent Office Hospital rlsase apply 10
DIR KENDRICK,
Assistant surgeon
Nineteenth Indiana Regiment
Or to DIR. Lockhart, OF the Department of the !u-
terror, sep l0-1t
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

VXTANTED,-A Boy to feed ON a.cylinder
w press. Apply at this office. sept IL
The national Republican., 1861-09-17
sep l4-dts

TTRsT RE9ImENT DISTRICT OF CO
II LUMBlA VOLUNTEERS.
WANTED WANTED "A few more men to fill
up Capt Z II Rodier's Company Clohing, ra'
uons, and good quarters will be provided immsdi'
aiely.
One hundred dollars will be paid each recruit at
the expiration OF service.
Rendezvous No. loo Bridge street, Georgetown,
DC. sept l3-3is
4 Bile OLD sOLDIEns WANl ED.
All able old soldiers, who once served, and who
would like TO serve again under prompt attention
of exercise and capacity, as such, may report m m
writing to Franco" at this Office, and ,hey Will
be notified In q few days where they are TO meet
BY order Of Captain CHAkLES BkCHEk, form
erly Of the First New York Volunteers, in Mexico
sep 7-2u
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

,oPERIoR ROSEWOOD CASE GRAND PIANO.
EXCELLENT tURNITURE AND DH0USEKEEPINS
EFFECTS AT I'UBLIC AUCTION.
The national Republican., 1861-09-17

Four doors west Of Browns Hotel
fStar1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
The Central Ohio Qate DeIaware) Confer

The Central Ohio Qate DeIaware) Confer
enee of-the De. &. Church, at their last session
passed the following patriotic resolutions:
"Reso7vea. That we heartily co ope-
rate with and sustain the firm and deci-
sive action ofOur Government in sum
moning to the field a sufficient force to
defend the country and crush the rebell-
ion.
'sResOlve2, That as the Secessi onists
have forfeited by their rebellion all rights
under the Constitution and laws their
slaves have right to go free, and we
hope the7whols policy of the Govern
:neht viii be shaped tothis result.
''ResolUed, That in the Judgment of
this Conferences the proclamation of Gen
Fremont, declaring emancipation to the
slaves of all rebels against the Govern
menl, is of paramount importance in the
present crisis. and meets the hearty ap-
Proyal of this body of ministers and.
we believe, of all undoubted friends OF
the Government s5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

,yv-GaPt Crawford, Of the Delaware Guards,
sz6 returned hemcs Tuesday last on furiongh, to
recruit his health, somewhat impaired by re-
'a' cent sickness, and transact some private
business He reports that both his company
--ehp.l shnts0fI Capt. ,roHFsEI, took prominent
part irlrtl.e baltic near Ronney and the cap
ture Of that town. Two Of Captain Craw-
fOrd's men were wounded John Parks severe.
ly in the leg, and VIM. Bryfogle slightly in
= -CkcbOts tsoneof Capt. PoRelI's men "a young
man named Howard, native of the State of
New YerR9 was ALSO seriously woanle,L 1t
is feared that Mr.. Parks will loose his leg; the
banshrsd frOuif an adjacent AIN While he was
in ravine occupied by the Company. entered
yl'mfhe calf Of the leg, near the knee, aud came
out near the hsei, injuring the bone. Our
boys displayed great gallantry during the fight,
and young Bryfogle, though mere lad, after
receiving his wound, expressed determination
toshaye anIlthers crack ut the euCny.
Captain Crawford had in charge over four
thousand dollars in gold and U. s. Treasury
Notes, seat home to their friends, principally
= by members Of his own company-a fact that
speaks well for their economy and freedom from
gTtbQse habits leading. 10 extrayagance, some
FAtiEhes Prevalentin 10 caRps. p = = ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

NArIvE GRAPEs.-Fhe great interest taken
in grape culture tie last few years, has bad
the effect Of bringing into notice many new va
ssFeties; aud has IeS skilfnl hOrtiealturists to-
make efforts to,produes new varieties By by
bridizing-sowe Of which efforts have been
s.iaaite successful We are indebted til Mr.. G.
W. CAnFBEIL., Of this place, for specimens Of
a number Of new native varieties, which he
bshassfFuited for the first time this season, in
el6ding some Of the best hydrids produced by
the Mesrs.A Rogers, Of Salem. Mass, by a
cross between the mammoth Fox Grape of the
New EBgIaDd States and the Black Ham
.shuEg and other choice. foreign varieties. The
vines of these hybrids. rs we have noticed them
q inA4ir. eampbell's garden, are of remarkably
vigorous growth and quite healthy in appear
ssanee. ard WIN doubtless prove perfectly hardy.
.: RE fruit was raised on young, ,unprnned vines,
i. and from. secondary. buds. the first or main
buds having been killed by the severe frOsts
/. last May--and hence satisfactory estimate Of
Es is5 quality cOnnOt be formed. The berries Of
the specimens sent US were large and quite at
traetiye igaPpeqFanee, and sniff ciently good as
regards favor to give room for hope that when
:. grown under more favorable circums tances
:, they win prove desirable acquisition, or at
least form the groundwork from which, by
sanother cross. great excellence may be at
stAinOd. Mr.. G. is himself making extensive
experiments in hybrid;zing of the re
yssulis are striking the progeny presenting
marked characteristics OF both parents-and
we look forward with mu eh interest to the pc.
riOd u ffrui,ing. with strong hopes that some
= thing valuable win be produced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

PRICKLx PLAsT ERs.


a FAMILY BLEss1SG.-7At In lifting the ket
tie from the fire it caught and scalded my.
hands and person very severely-one hand
almost to a crisp. . The Inc torture was unbeala-
The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract
the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rap
idly and left no scar of account. CHARLES
FesTeR, 420 Broad Street, f3haddelbhi . 1t is
truly wonderful article. It will cure any
case of Swelling, Burns. Stiff Joints, Eruptions
or RheGm atism. For Horses it snould never
be dispensed with. One Dollars worth of
Mustang has frequently saved valuable horse.
1t cures Calls. Sprains, Ringbone. SPAWN and
Founders, BeSoaTe Of ilitAioR and counterJeits,-
A counterfeit put in circulation from st.
Louis aud duly suppressed. All genuine will
hereafter bear the signature of G. w. W%sT-
BROOK Chemist and d. S. BARNrs, Proprietor
with the words ''rrslde" MARK, in two
Medallions of the Federal Currency. Three
Sizes. Sold throughout the habitable Gfslbe
July 26, 2n. D. $. BARNES. New York. !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
SpetiNl Antites.

TnE Growth OF TIN UUITED STATES has bee
about per cent. per annum, while the in
crease of the Mexican Mustaug Linimcnt has
been from 20 to 80 per ceatum, showing
the high estimation and rapidly in
creasing popularity of this Invaluable article
IL has, no doubt, saved the country n half mi
llion year in horses and cattle alone. when
for human ailments, such bruises, stiff jnIs,lIi
Rhcmatism, pains, cuts, Burns, Bites, CakeI.
Brests &C it nas no eaqual. Did you ever see
it tried without EucceSS, npon, either man or
beast! 1t should always be kept in every house
and stable Accidents will occur. Prompt
ness is efficacy. But be paticular, and buy o.
none but respectsble dealers. see that every
wrapper bears tho signature of D. S. BARNES,
and the precautionary words, TRADE Mark ,
in two MedalliOns of the Fedral G urrency.
Sold at 25 cents, so, cents and 81 90 per
Bottle, by all respectable dealers throughout
the habitable Globe
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivins Celebrated L
Silver Coated Female Pills.

THE only certain and ATE Remedy for all Ute
i OIStrre tons AfontIfly fficuiiess IRREGULAR
Ties aud all the otlcr diseases to which tine MCman
Wife, and Mother is peculiarly liable. VI
Til Pills contain eIeteFiouS ngretcntS but
safe aid certain their acton They will he pun' I"
the htppIcs effect in all OF ProlaSs teri
I.eucurris, the Whttrs, they will he found the
easiest i certain Cure tatcan hc found IL is
this certainty they should not hc taken ly
Pregnant Females CetsfrlG the first EFr~e months
triI a. certain 10 b. brought but 1T other peri
ods their perfectly safe For sale by Druggists
OF Delaware.
lnar and three postage stamps enclosed
to eJ agent, will en. u package Of pills
by - c CROSBY General Agent,
- 49, .as Buna.O, y, Y.
& u or Counterfcits; the genuine have
II 'f C. CrIsGy the outside wrapper.
--.--t5' I.-i-.--s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Dyspepsia and General DEBILITY.
CARLrsLi., Warren County, o.,
March s. 1853.

"
..... March s, 1885, "a
DR.. G. w RoBAcK.- Dear Sir For the
benefit of suffering humanity permit me to say
that have found your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, sure cure for Indi-
gcstiUn and Liver Complaint. l have Suffered
from the above mentioned diseases for five
years and have tried great many physicians,
but all to no purpose. 1 was advised by a
friend 10 try your Blood Purifier and Pills and
cfftt sos living in Cincinnati at the time
and went to your Office Hni purchased one
bottle of the Purifier and one box of Pills to
commence with, and bless the day found
your valuable medicines for am enjoying
goo health at present, and feel confident that
the Gure is permanent Let others buy and
take what they pleas, as for me- give me the
Blood purifier and Pills for all chronic diseases
which alise from impure blood or derangement
cf the digestive organ. I take no other med
icine, and have not for the last eighteen
months. Most truly, T. V. DUBoIs
See advertisement. u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

Lieut.. 8fsElroy lsi EOF Camp Chase last
Friday with fifty men. They were escorted to
the depot by the Delaware Brass Band and
Capt. oysters company Of Regulars, and a
large number Of our citizens we're present to
see them of Considerable additions have
since been made to the Company, which will
doubtless be sufficiently full within few days
to authorize organization. 1t will be fully
equal to any company yet sent from our cOun-
-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
M AR RED.

In sdnbury, Sept. 3Oth, 1861, by Rev. w.
y. Wyeth. Mr.. JusHUN L. DrSIEvY, Of Berk-
shire, 10 Miss MARY E. TORRENcE, Of Sunbury.
In sunbury. Sept. 25th. 1861. by Rev. w
n. wyelh, DIR. WM. s.. SEDwIcK of Newark,
TO Miss lRENE KMBAII., daughter of Elias
Kimball, Esq, of the former place.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
.Sereflllarer-K -Kiness. EHil..


is 2 Soasttaional disesss cor4lpuop a BE
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiateSiI
weak, and poor. Beng in. the SPECULATION, il
peTyp6bes tle whole bpdy, and .Ii a, ~ I.,s
in disease on sny part ef 1t. Ne SrlaFs Is -aeee
from its attacks. pos Is there aule uslRSch II NAY
not destroy.,s The alolssf tpiIt Is vfSs4lsiv
caused BY nssreuEidl disease, low 'Rsiint, dis
ordcretlgorSv SvAheeltty 69ds siaepaiss Air. filth
and filtbT dIAt&tA Ne aerfss1Is, tsees, and.
above all, by The Veaereat infections What
ever be its origin. IL = hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending Ton parents to children
unto the thiyd and fou a goHcfafOn; indeed,
will visit the 'hSA fathers upon
their children.'' W
Its Effects conamaIps ion from the
blood Of oarr7zBt orr terosss Ehch, in
the lungs liver, and iuttfllal' organs, is termed
tOhcrcles; in tho land AsWellings; and on.
the surface, eruptiohs or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresscs
the energies of lne, SO that sorofulous constitu-
tions not only suffer from scrofulous COM
gRlaintsy ynt they have far less power ia. with
ataild tleshttaess On bther disease. ouifSes
qncntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature, /
are sstill crclldeTed faml by this t9intl in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulOus eoaltuninAtions and many.
destructive diseases OF The lIvef, Kidneys brain,
and, indeed, of all the-organs. arise from or;
arg aggravated by the same eaGseS 81 ass awg !.
: Ono quarter of all our people are sesohtfoAs; !
their persons are invaded By this lurking in
fiction, and their health is SNaGlermiBed by Il.
To cleanse it from the sEsteEA We must renOxate
the hlOo by an Alternative Redieine, and, in- I
igorate it hy healthy fasS end exercise.
SISh g medicine we supply IA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
McLtAN,s srnENerinrrINa copprI

McLEAS's sraExernnSTSa CoRDrAL.-Tbis In.
valuable compound, we are glad to know, has
become the most popular remedy in the Uni
ted Sta tes. Nearly every family keeps it on
hand. They ind it saves physicians bills
small quantity given in season will ward off
FeEevs' o. any prevalent disease. See the ad-
yertfsetncttt IA another column. IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
D. S. BARNES, New York.
MArHEws CnoooELArE WoRn Dnors

NNAlh6"S ShoSoAAfb NOhA D1ioPS
Never fail to destroy and exterminate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
all of the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and nau'
seous Vcrrnifugcs which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety
as they contain No MERCURY. or other delctcri-
Gus drug. Mothers should always purchase
them. ami give their children no other
fNo Cttttaftie whatever, is necessary to bc
given.l faH .ae-
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
A L MATHEWS, General Agent. -
Buffalo, n. Y, and Fort Eric, C w
For Sale by H. Cornell, and u. /. Starr &
Bro, Delaware, Ohio. March, 6I-+Iyis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

Wa are indebted to Auditor Rhodes
for the following exhibit Of the amount
of School Tax received from the Au-
gu>t settlement by the several tewA-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Dr.. J. H. McLeans Volcanic Ot LiAil'
ment.
The Best External In the World,

. +TOF Man .UF FNWaNt -
Thousan ef human boines In We hnen saved life Of
dpGreuitude mscry BY the qf this in vauahs
kIanpt. II viii relieve PAIN ALMOST
and b will cleanse, purify and heal the fouieEs SRE
in ineraiible sht,rt time. McIKAS'a NoIeASlE eE
wll lcve MOST vecrAte cases pt AeuFn
atism, Gput or NguIAhgia For PHFalysis, GspHaeted
Muscles, Stiffness weakness in tho Joints, Muscles
Llgamehts, Il will meyer tail TWO applicaeona viii
cure Sore throat headache Arache. For Burns 0E
soalds. or auy paiR y iAan israble remsdx Keep a
always on hand, t-
PLANTRRS FARAsTRS, on any having charge Of
harses will save Fnnry by using Nc lean Volcahic OIL
liniment Il a speedy and inIallihle for Calls
Sprans Cbafrs, Swrllings, IamenesS, SweouN, Sores
Mounds scraAcAes, any external disease. Ty IT, and
SF0.~ - DR j. u. NeAEix. sole proprietor,
e 81 Vt ET2 u - SAINT 4oass Mo.
NJ SpARR mo-, lAsgp y for Delaware.
July Il, lS6l-iiv ins 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
sa. a-3..l AYERS 'la
Command Extract Of SarSanarilIa.

the most cfFectual remedy which tho ,pedicaB
skin Or Onr times can. devise for this every,
where prevailing aud fatal malady. 1t Is COM.
hincd from the most active remedials that hnvei
bScff discovered for the pufsgationof tfs foul
disorder from thc-hlondA and tlle rescue of tho
system from its rtlestHSetiNet eaRscquenccs.i
Hence .it slloRlSl be employed sarstiie cure of
not only Scrofula. but also those otheE a9ec-
tions which arise from, it, such as ERuPrlvts
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ASTH0$Y's FIGls
ROsE, or RNYsIrEAASS PINnEEA,3 7gsTtsLR 1
BLOTcH4sU B.AISs AMI BoLAs. fSsffh tt, HFRRFSS
aud SAAs KHEFysA ScAI.D.1 11ARAla 1seIst9w9RM,
RHErNATISN, SYrmH.ITIc and MERCuiiNr1 lis4
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without which sonnds hoaltll is impossible in
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