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4. que Cure,

FOR TnE SPEEDY cuRE OF
Tntcr1s, .4tcnt Fever, or Fever and Ague,
ltemit:ent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
AgUr. PeriodiSa! Headache, or Rtlious
Headache, nlad BtIiOus Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases origtn9t-
iaz im hillary arrangements, caused by
the MaIHria of Minsnatie Countries
We are enabled here to offer the community a
-cmedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless III any
IuHu!i.v. Such a remedy Is Invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
'CuEr" cxpel< The lniasInItic poison Of FEVER
ASu AUrE from the system, and prevents the de-
velo phlct of the disease if taken on the first ap
Hroaoh Of its pTcnouitory symptoms 1t Is not only
the best remedy ever yct discovered for Tins class
>! complaints, but also the cheapest The .arge
quantity supply for dollar brings 1t within the
reach OF every body and III bilious districts, where
r'TvER AND AGUE prevails every body should
have it and it freely both for and proiec-
ti0n I. great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Interntcnts is that it contains Quinine
or mineral. consequently it produces 10 quiuism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constltr-
tioa. These cured by il are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miaSmatic poison. great variety OF dls0r-
dcrs arise from its irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia, RbeuMafisn, GO'a, Headache, Blind
ness Idofhaclir, Eo9Hche, CatGlTE, 1s!hiHa, I'dt-
pitat;Gn Painful fiction Of the Spleen, HySter-
KS PAIN ia ti- BOtocks, COie, Paralysis and de-
yau7elH1Hi of the Stomach, all of which, when
originat.n- in this cause put the Intermittent
tg}3e, or become periodical. This " CURE = eNpels
the poison from the blood and consequently cures
them all alike. II is an Invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing i'll the malarioas districts. If taken occa-
Sioaallv daily while exposed to the intcciIonI
that viii be eNCreted from the SYSTEM ana cannon
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rPen into dis
ease Hence it is even more valuable for pretec-
ton than care and few will suffer from Inter
aitcnts if they avail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared " Dr.. ]. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
AGENTS :-8. DICKINSON & SoS and NJ. l.. STARR & BEC
Delaware, Ohio. Nov. 9 6O$l y
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NEw AND OLD ]

THHE undersigned having sold and bought still
II hold OF tine best machines Tor preparing mate
rial for building purposes the known world. The nrst
Woodworth's Plancing Machine, which has done tho
work in mechanical like manner for theast egh In
this county st do the with perfect ease,
and prices reduced. The second Is y BcrCws Patent
Sash Machine, which makes sash, rds and Doors by
feeding il with clear aud dry lumhc -st:ch make
all orour building materials haNV been in the busi
ness long enough know that other kind will
sAvcr W. would say Tor the benefit OF Tho people of
Central that would be very sorry o. have thcmdo
ecvu by others tales lies, and woud a. very much
plrlScd 10 have them and with naked eyes.
Ne are also prepared 90 farm ish -..rr
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.o@X RsSNY>AN N3NNA59

- t,e Ac,cI,S BAsAN as thoroughly worthy the cor
dence of all Every symptom Of Consumption y surely
and permanently eradcaed by its use its elfets are
,one ether but sreng ening and rcnovattng 70 le en-
lire system. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, GolaS, ans
General Debility are clectuaily cured by its use.
Svoats oss of Flesh and Wasting Of the MuScieH
Loss of Appetite, Soreness Of the Throat CHEST a9S
Lpngs Liver Complaint. -PalptaoR of The He'rt bi
ncreliblv short time after using Dr. O. Phelps Brown"
Acaciau Ilalsam. . - :, -.
It nonrishcs and strengthens the patient Woo : u
much rcd dEced TO parakc Of ordinary food u heAlS az
Internal sores tuberelcs aud inAanHaton II Strength
ems braces and reVitazes the brain, and is without \
rival as tonic supplying electricity magnetic iorse
10 every parI Of the eneeLled and PROSTATE BODY u
woods no lengthy trial convince any that the AchcAN
BAIAN is truly the greatest remedy Of the day as s
bcaeGcia qualities fully apparent in eghtanA ioFly
hours after trial
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III w ARE.
C. D. POTTER & co. iel
HAVE now in store the largest and most co
- plete assortment Of n W. s
American and Foreign Hardware

HAVE now in store the largest and most co
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market consisting in part Of
20 Tonsrolled, hammered and Sweedes Iron:
Ton I. v. F, and American Nail Rod;
Springs-Wagon, Buggy, sulky and seat Of EasterDG
Axles vices, Anvs Bsilosys SC: Coa Chain, 4, 5l6,
and 5le Log sIteT I,i and Breast SIsis Cow Ties
$50 kegs Nails Sd TO 4od Wrought and Easesn line sdof
best brands in market; Horse Nails and shoes ~
zoo boxes iirst qaaty Class IRON lTs 70 se149 any
size cut to ordcr) SASH Doors and Blinds furnished az
Pats-Tbite and Rcd Lead in oil and dry French Zinc
White, Lithefage, Venitian Rec, whiting Se.i Turpen.
BrusGts|Paint vafaish, whitowash, Horse and shoe
Brushes Feather busters . r q.
800 doz Door Locks and nchcs plete assortment;
Narrow, Table and Brass Butts Palmer Blind ab2
Locks cord Gimiet pointed Screws '.is4
r A IL e q U L l. f r Y, s.i 20
D. p Co. would Tespcetfgy call TIE 9tte9li9n q
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn,
Cocoa aud common Handles, with and 3 tined Steel
Forks Ivory. ami Cocoa handled Carvers;
80 doZ. Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties
American and English shears and Scissors -.
Axes-Robcrts, Whites Hunts, simmond's Brooks
Brohcr's Broai Axes, Hunts and Simmond's Bench,
Shinge and Lathng Hatchets;
Augurs-MiIlwright's, Carpenters, C. S. and conmon
Bittselark Graduated churchllfs, Hammer Twist l.
Hommedicus and common. .Ht
Chisels-C S.Socket MortiHe, PAIRING and Farmer;
saws-Lea and Lcavit's Mulay ana sash, English and
| American Cut shepherd * Irvng's, Spear jack
sons, and other makes hand PANEL Rip, Tenoh and
/ Compass Saws. +. -....
| Bench Planes Plumbs Levels, &c.
| Handes-Saw Plane, Augur, Chsel, PICK,
Gate hinges Self shutting and common 1000 strap ana
Joint hinges Wrought RasHs and Staples, Gate Iatches
Whips, Whip Iashes and Hide Whips Patent and knan-
cled Leather; Emameled Carriage Cloths OIL Table
Cloths and OIL Carpet Saddlory and Harness Trim
rnings ; Shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cages,
GIasscs. Canary Seed etc, together with thousand
other articles 70 which the attention OF the public
respectfully invited. aug. 70, so
lumber, Salt, Fish, Iron
Rails, Glass.
THE undersigned having. opened a Lumber
- Yard aud Waee House on Winter street, between
tc Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot, prepared
TO offer great inducements TO purchasers We aTe-re-
ceivng and will have constantly onhand large stock
Of ' ".H.r' ..r .rrHT
Pine, Poplar. Ash, Walnut, and other Lumber,
Joce scQntng Raftcrs Shcetng Shingles Lath, Fence
Boards and Posts-whch having purchased frt m first
hands, they enabled to sell al the lowest Cash rates
| Also, -.
Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Fish, Salt Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &c, &c.
| We can sell Merchants and others the most IA
vorahic terms. CLIPPENGER & co.
Delaware, Nay 10, ls56.-ftC 80
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NATHAN wxEETARgs,
Stoves, Tinware, etc,

3
DEALER
Stoves, Tinware, ETC.,
TEEPs ALWAYS on hand ALL kinds Of Cock
n ing and Heating stoves, and amongst his extensive
variety be found at al tes the justly cecbrated
g" STEWART STOVE,
about VII ch our ncehbor down town. has much
tOsay, and for which he sys hc is the " sole GGn FOR
Delaware county " hal has Iec1a'e of tfat Brdat
Store about rL hdre heard a1uc pnGP 1t amt
stove
WciIwe would il to what is he matter with itY
If tits too large for convenience s..-.
No Wiils2y toouT patrons aud the public that re baes
ihe STEWART STOVE and haze had it for more than
year, end still keep il at all times 90
We also keep the " ECON0SllaT,' which is rdgardod
by superior to the Stewart Stove. Our patronE
can have their cdsice
If you a gJ02 stove and want get It cheap,
call NATIIAN WILLIAMS and tho celebrated
- and Ecauorn " SciI the latest and
best varieties Of Cooking ana HcEtiug stoves use.
Sole AGENT Hgmbug Nonsense !! Don't spend
your money until you call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and
anime his large and complete assortment and ascertain
his i'oos, which low Oh tusEt she HARD
all and see Motifs IatcIt EcttcS
.,59&tf NATHAN WILLIAMS.
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Cnltivator Teeth.

cIAYER RESiINGTON'S CELEBRATED CULTIvAToR
. TEETH, Tor sale by u. POTTER $50,
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GraRenbergss Family Nxedi-
cines.--Retail Prices.
HOME TIE sTINIO ONY.

HlRKrFoRD. TrumbulI Co. O.. March 7, 81.
thereby certify that have been dealing in the Graf
fcriberg Aedicinesfor The past year d truly say
that have sffJred any medicines the public
tat have with the decided appreciation of the
people than these particularly the Pills and Catho ocon
They willTeadiy perform a fnG than is promised
for them have sOia aboitty bottles OF the Catho
the past season and hear the best results ia every
e.E4t J. H.C. JOHNSON, Medical gent.
Road what Dr. BusbnclI ys the Grafenberg Medi-
cines nr. b. physician OF extensive practice, and
OF the Successful in the county (Trumbul) in
which he resides p .t.. f--.H
This certes that have nsed the Gracnberg Pills and
Narshalfs Gatholcon sold here by J. Il c. johnson, in
my practice, to my entire satisfaction They good
medicines. rs - DIR. G, ". BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbull county, o., March, 1867.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12
Water Drawers.
House spouting

n0NE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
- Shft notlGe-fater al nd FOFk HdIlSlip warrant
ca to b. the bestpFices Iosslcavc your orders at the
Large Stove and Tin Store of s.r T. EVANS in.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12


'f Marshas Uterine CatocOn has proved to be fully
valuable claimed to be in many severe tests
made by medical gentlemen and others. Or. Bridge is
reglr physician very fine attain Of great
ju gmcnt ami Discrimination, ajudicous and highly
ccssful practitioner all Diseases especially those Of
unInen and cLIldren. ;,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

let The InvaIIdi tlen, Il" FlFVI U0''!i " Z
4 make the trial, and the result VIII surrey DC
q Of the most gratifying character.
3 Tie Ac4cr4y BiLsAM is prepared with the 4
II greatest care and the best materiats No ~
n 6,ins or exponse are spared to inake it what N
" II is-the best known remedy OF TIE age ~
n may be taken by either sex OF all ages ana 8
~ at su seasons with perfect safety; and it is 4
8 none the less powerful in.coEqnering those dis
eases which sap the foundation and destroy (
~ tho lives Of so many in midst. Erery family \
N1 should have it, and rega.d it as household y
NJ treasure.
" descriptive pamphlets given to all who APPLY 4
~ TO my agents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

NEW ENG. FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
Cash Capital and Surplus $235O56,64.
n N. WATERWAY, President.
GEO. D. JEwIrT, Secretary.
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Pa2at0EOO9sS.

OF all sizes, kinds prices, and piles of them
which will be sold cheaper than at any Other
house.
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nO6 PoxUers

TiMERY s PATENT, JUST RECFIvEpANp FOR 81
II JunCi ttf. by c. c. C.scBAMBl RIAll
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From the NeIU Fork Daily Ne1cs, Editorial
q We desire call attention letter from r. Josh
F. Bridge, The Health of American WOmcu - in
another column. He treats the subject able Tnun
ncr and his skill and medical Judgment ay be relied
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-12

HOME INSURANCE CO., oi I'd
NEW HAYES, ,CONNECTICUT
Cash Capital and Surplus S245,l96,6l.
Three rourths of the profits the business divi'
ded amlply TO the policy holders without their Incur
ring any liIbfity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21
Fort sumter incidents.

The forces of Major Anderson were entirely
inadequate to effectually work the guns, and
attend to the incidental requirements. 1t is
not to be wondered at, under the circum-
stances, that Fort Sumter surrendered. The
men were on duty thirty-six hours, with balls
or shells striking the easements and guns of
the fort constantly. Competent military men
state that the intense vibration of shock pro-
duced on the brain and nervous system of
those In the vicinity is terribly exhausting.
At the siege of Sebastopol the men who
worked the guns were relieved every twenty
minutes, and groomed with whiskey and
flannel to enable them to endure the cOncus-
sion produced by the firing Of their own guns
and the shock of the enemy's balls and shells
striking the fertilization. The conclusion OF.
tending the firing of a columbiad in the en-
closed casemate of fort is said to be terri
ble
In contrast with the conduct of the mac
ton of the war feet, il is stated that an old
slave passed through the hottest fire, with q
sloop load of wool, on Friday evening. and
came safely to the city. Somebody told him
he would be killed in the attempt. Cant
help dat.n said he, ''must go to de town to-
night. If anybody hurt dis chile or dis boat,
massa see him about it shuah." His sloop
received four shots.
It is reported that Major Anderson sent in
his resignation, to take effect on the inaugu-
ration of the Lincoln government, but no mo-
tice was taken of it.
Major Anderson says the accuracy of the
firing surprised him, aud that If he had had
two hundred more men, one-half would have
been killed Tor want OF suitable protection.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21

SEIZURE OF THE STEAMER SILVER WAVE At
NAPOLEON AND THE SEYLARk AT PINE BI.urF
-CAPTURE OF UNITED STATES PROPERTY
The steamer Victoria, the tycoon of the
Memphis and Vicksburg line, arrived last
night. her officers and passengers full of en-
thusiasm for the Southern Confederacy.-
From Dick Lightburn we learn that the
steamer Silver Wave. laden with Government
property from st. Louis, destined for Fort
Smith, was seized at Napoleon on Wednes-
day by Col NJ w. johnson, of the 9th Reei-
ment OF the Arkansas Militia. The com
mander OF the Silver Wave refused TO show
his manifest, bat when the artillery was
brought to bear upon the craft he caDitulat-
ed. By this prompt movement the South has
obtained vast quantity of serviceable mate
rial to prosecute the war.
We learn by telegraph from Pine Bluff
Ark, that the citizens of that place stopped
the steamer Skylark, and took from her fifty
one tons of Government freight, which win
be appropriated to the uses of the South
The Skyiark is a st. Lonia bost-Asmphis
Apseanelf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21


Major Anderson says it is preposterous to
fight such people. One of the officers in
the fort remarked thai they had endeavored
not to Gre on exposed individuals. "Yes.r
said Major Anderson, II gave orders not to
sight men, but to silence batteries
Both men and officers were begrimned
with smoke and powder. The batteries which
have done the most mischief are the Dahl
gren battery, and the rifed cannon.
As regards harbor defense, the fort is lust
as good as ever: The classmates are perfect.
the guns there in prime condition, and bear
on both sides. Major Anderson was obliged
to throw overheard large quantity of pow
der to prevent explosion, and it was floating
around the fort to-day.
One of the aids carried brandy to Maior
Anderson in boat, after the fire, and the
latter said it was very acceptable, as the
men were completely exhausted by their la
bors. l mention this to show the kind and
chivalrous relations between the officers.
Before going into action Major Anderson
sent word by an aid of General Beauregard
to the Governor. thanking him for kind at
tentions during the past two months, and
very soiemnly said:-"Farewell, gentlemen
If we do not meet again here, hope we
shall meet in better world"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21
T. B. BOND, Sec'y.

olson delegate from the county of Es-
Gambia to the Florida State Convention, ar
rived in this city yesterday evening, direct
from Pensacola, and reports that General
Bragg had laid an embargo upon all the yes
sells in that harbor, including the mail steam
ship Galveston, w. Hutchins, master. There
were perhaps twenty vessels in the harbor at
the time they were placed under embargo.
Mr. n. likewise states that he met six hun
dred additional troops at the junction. They
were from Mobile and on their way to Pen.
sacola.-MOntgoHsTy Adc. I7h.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21
Substance OF Remarks Made by Mr.
w. G. Brien, at the Court House. on
the Night of the 9Th OF April.

w. G. Brien, At the Court House, on
the Night of the 3th OF April.
Mr.. Brien said that he understood this to
be an Anti-Coercion meeting. (Cries of
("Yes, yes,") Then he agreed with them.
He imagined there were few, indeed, if any
of the Union party liz Tennessee favoring Co
ercion, by the Federal Government, Of the
Confederate States. 1t therefore became them
calmly TO consider what line of policy Presi-
dent Lincoln's proclamation enunciated; and
he could not believe that it was hastily issued,
or that the President was carried away by
overwhelming excitement. But he thought
it was the result of his mature elaboration,
of close and careful reflection aided and sup
ported by his constitutional advisers. That
in truth, it was the emanation of the united
minds of the President and his Cabinet stu.
diously considered and prepared, and there
fore entitled to all the weight of State pa
per issuing from the Administration, at least,
viewed in the light of an exposition of its
purposes and opinions.
Holding it in this estimation, he inquired
what it meant; asked that it should be con-
strued or interpreted. (Mr. Brien here read
the proclamation.) Whereas, The laws of
the United States are opposed in several
States by combinations too powerful to sup
press in the ordinary way. L therefore call
forth the militia of the several States of the
said combinations" If he correctly appre-
hended, the plain reading of this would be:
Whereas, seven States have seeded from the
Union, and am wholly unable to compel
them to return; and whereas, they have form
ed Governments of their own by the action
of their own people, which government they
prefer to that of the United States: therefore,
for the purpose of forcing them to submit to
the government of which am the Chief Ex-
ecutive, and compelling them to disorganize
and abandon the Government which they
prefer, resort to the extraordinary aud des-
perate remedy of calling forth the militia of
the several States of the Union to the aggre-
gate of seventy-five thousand to accomplish
this my object, which the officers OF the United
States have hitherto been unable to effect.
Who could doubt that by combinations he
means the Government of the seeded States,
and therefore who can doubt that his purpose
is to coerce, to subjugate those States aud
thereby "redress" the wrongs which he says
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General Scott.

With intense joy we hear. from a sonrce :,
which we place implicit confidence. that the
heart Of this gallant old hero beats high and
warm for his native State. IL il r1marad
that, disguised with and abhorring the afro
cious war about 10 be waged against Liberty
and the South, be will speedily resign bis
high command. We tope the rumor may be
true; and that the old warrior will come
down to his native State and unfurl her Sic
Sen,ptT Iyransis, TO maintain the freedom
which Washington won. Such flag in such
hands would rally as brave band Is ever
fought for Observation-Disclosures Whis, leh,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21
BUSINESS,
Ell. ChiIdress ys.c. F. Tharston.

+ n cuifufesss vs. z r Tn;irston-
DURSUANT TO a decree rendered by the Chancery
L Court at Nashville, az November Term 1850 in
above case, will sell at public sale, the Court
House In Nashville, on SATURDAY, MAY 9Th, 1861
the undivided half interest owned by the defendant,
C. F. Thurston, in Lot jackson street In Harding
Addition, fronting IN feet said jackson street and
running back - feet 10 alley feet wide This
lot made up Nos 90 and 81 and III feet OF lot
No. e. and is the same property sold 70 said murston
by W. Warne.
TERiS-Eight months credit with interest from the
day Of sale, purchaser 10 give notes with approved
security. Sale without redemption
aprl4-tds J.E GLEAvE, C.. kM
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ID L E d.

In this city, Saturday Goth inst the residence
other sister, Mrs. W. Sutherland, McIemore street.
Miss HULDA HENDRICKS
The funeral services will be held at the residence of
Mr. Sutherland, this afternoon at O'Clock