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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
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n. G.. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
By ID. Is. SMITH, IT.. Deputy,

CHER1FF' SSALE.
STATE or IOWA, LEE CouNTy-SS.
By virtue ~ special execution directed. is
sued by the CLERK OF The District Courtof said county
in favor OF Hiram Barney and against Hannah W,
Mills, hsre levied upo nd will sell 10 the highest
bidder at the door OF the cerEs once OF the District
Court VI lee County, Iowa, KeokuK In said coun-
ty. the ID day Of March, A. ID. 1862 between the
hours Of e'clocKa m. and o'clock p. m. IT said
day. commencing ats o'clock p. m, the follovin M
property. TO wit The south side one-haf ~ OF lnt
number I'VE ts) In block number three 81, reserving
the end by twenty (20) feet deep for an alley In
the city OF KeoKuk. lee county, lows.
Taxeu, levied upon and TO be cold By order efcouri
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
KeoKuK Jan. %, 1862.
n. g. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
jnal BY D. B. SIXTH, IT,, Deputy
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE CorxTy-Ss.
By virtue of special execution TO me drected,is-
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court OF said coun
~. in favor 81 Hiram barney and against JoserhP.
Stotts, have levied upon and win sell 70 the
bidder at the door OF the Clerks once Of the dis
triet court Of Lee county, Iowa II Keokuk IN said
eauty, the Gath day OF February. A. d, 1862 be-
tween the hours of o'ciocx A. N. and O'CLOCK r.
NJ. of said day, commencing At o'clock p. NJ, the
following property, xlt.-The a0nth half f,z Of
the southeast quarter () OF sectin twenty seven
t27) in township sixty-eix north or range Ave S
west, In Lee county, Iowa.
Taken. levied upon ard to be sold by order OF
court, 10 saiisfy said writ OF az ecution.
Keokuk, January 3lst, 1e67
NC. HKDGEE
Sheriff Of Leo county.
jan3i-3w BY d. B. SMITH, r., Deputy.
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- HERIFF' SALE.
~
STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouxTr-SS.
BY virtue of special execution To me directed
sued by the CLERK OF the District Court Of said
In favor of Hiram barney and against u, c Billings
have levied upon and will sell TO the highest bid
der at the door Of the Clerks oce The Dist riot
Court OF Lee county Iowa, at KeokuK In said county
the I'D day of March, A. D. 1869, the hours
OF . O'Clock y. m. and o'clock p. M Of said day,
commencing Mt O'Clock p. m, the 70 Ito wing pr
w. to-wt The west half III Of section ahrty-three
(s3l, and The south-east quaftef ny OF section thir
teen I3) in township sixty t north, of range
ak t6l west; also the north west quarter
nineteen tlsl in (6) NORTH sngc
ave fb) west. In Lee county. lowe
TaKen levied upon and sold by order OF con ri
to satisfy said writ ofexecution.
KeoKuK, Jan. 80, 1869.
NC. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee County
iD31 By ID. Il. SMITH IT.. Deputy
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CHERIPF'SSAEE.
'TA . OF IOWA. ~.

~ Sd
STATE oF iowa ss
BY virtue OF special execution 10 me directed 10
sued BY the CLERK ofhe District Court county
th fasor Of Hiram Barney and against Hsw kns
have levied upon and~ IN sell to the highest bisr
q the door OF the Clerks ece of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa. At Keokuk in said county, on
the I'd day OF March, A. D. 1862 between the hours
of soclock q. and O'Clock p Of said day. com.
nencBg At O'Clock p m, the following pr operty To-
Wit The northeusteriy side one half RI Of Lot nun
Der I've l6l in Block number three ISL exceptinRth
rear end by twenty 1901 feet deep, In the City OF keo-
knk, Lee county, Iowa.
TAken levied upon and TO be sold by order of conr.
TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Jan. 30, 1869.
N. @. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Lee County.
jn3l ByD. b. Smith, jr., Deputy.
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g HERIFFS SALE.

~ II LIIIV II y G11 LIZ.
STATE OF IOWA LEE CousTy-ss
BY virtue OF special execution to me directed rs
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
~, in favor Of Hiram Barney and against Samuel T.
Jones. and also decree sRainst James Smith and
Others have levied upon, ard will ael 10 the high
est bidder nj the door the cicrks once OF the Dis
trict Court OF Lee county, Iowa at keolpk in said
tween the hours OF CLOCK m. and O'Clock o. m
Of said day, commencing At O'Clock p. m, The fol-
10 wing property towit: The frActiorA al south half
OF section thirty, in township i've norh
i've west In the county Of Lee and State of Iowa
Taken levied upon end 10 he cold By order Of curt
10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
N. G.. HEDGES.
SheriH of Lee county.
Jan31-4w BY d. b. SAITH. jr., Deputy.
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amount of liabilities due or not due
10 banas or other creditors. ........ None
Losses adjusted and due .......... None
Losses adjusted and not due. ........... asTS az
Losses nnad1asted, In suspense waiting
proof, contested or trusteed. $500. olS< al a.
Al other claims are smaii, for pristins. g.
Agents instructed 10 take risk over twenty ThOn.
sand Dollars. without special pesnieion
The sfeasess amount Insured 70 aay one City, Town
Village or block, varies.
Ixrniy thousand dollars dspcsited with the Htate Of
tennessee N sleek Of said State, which 10 Mo4 In
eiulcd IN orr assets and 10 equivalent 10 deposit
., o oat eaps o. ..sinss Deposited with the state
The Charter u on aie With the Auditor Of lows.
L. J. HkNDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HAaryosD Co-ss1
p.,.,,.ux Hartford, Jans.ry lsi ls1a !
aJust.cc Of the Peace for said STATE nd coanty r.
Hrsnxx. Secretary, and made solem ossA tkss ~
iresobs Statement Of the and or ~
lEfaa iHssvss<f CsapaaS 10 true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of.h. Peace.
AuDIro1's OvS,cr, Iowa,
Dos Moines, Jan. lltk, 1907 |
IT II HERssr CRaT1SKD, That On the lSsA day 81
January, 1852 sworn statement Wus Sled Ia ths o.
ace, showing the condition Of The Eapa lpsurapes
Company. located ii Hartford ID ne STATE 81 ces.
neeticut on the let day OF January. A. D. lAo9 In ac-
eordanee with provision Of an Aes of The General
lston - Insnrauce ccmp&nies," approved January
seth lfs7 saS y Act amsndstosy thcrsso spprevs1
said Company - posassss Of he resu,s,s, a.
sapinl, and invested - required By Law.
Authority 10 therefore given 20 the shove pamed
Company 70 trnnsaA business ~ lasusanes In THE
essts IA seeosa.Scs ~isn ias s.;, .N.. -.
3lH day o. January, A. d. One fheusasd EisAt Hus.
dred and Sixty-thFee.
II - also osrtined, That n, D. Tsx Eysx. Esq, OF
Keokus, has been duly appointed BY said Comrsny
thsr lswsui xnd Attorney for the County Lee
With fun wsr - take rskso Of Insurance thaYetn and
- AcknoskdgS Aesstc< Of process, - provided BY
lsw. upon his Sling with the Clerk II the Dst rict
Court IN and Tor said county. certified COPY Of the
statsmAst Mr. fn this Once TITS further
thAt the attsched b true snd copy Of the saA
Matouent.
IrTRsrsEorv wnxaTor. Ihsve hsseanto ,et
kL.s NY hand and anxed WY seal OF once, this IN
DAY " January, 1852
~. CATTELL. Auditor Of Etate,
-.-. DAk. ELLrsSN. Deputy.
n. b. TEN EYEK. Argent ffsblo~dsw
QUINCY FLOUR.
NJ Hes Ss3Sby 10noATDOx 4 NsoU1nu.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

Keoxrx. january auth, u
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II EEAL NOTICE.

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
REBELS GLORIOUSLY WHIPPED.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

- 80 Washington, June IL.
dispatch to the War Department, from
Fremont, dated Port r pubic. says:
We renewed our march on NJ rnday morn
ing. The enemy we're found in full re-
treat on the Port Republic road. Our ad-
vance found his rear guard barely across
the r,ver, and the bridge burning. al 81 a
Cannonading during the forenoon, was
heard, which il ia ascertained, was jack
sons attack on Sheds.
Our loss at the battle OF Cross Keys, on
Sunday, was l25 killed aud about 500
wounded. q .,-,,..ts ssa5.
The m'ys loss was not nsce-tained, ne
they carried eff part Of their dead and
wounded during the night. We counted
on our march, 200 dead rebels in Que field.
Nashville. June IL.
The expedition to East Tennessee. under
Gen. N+gley. was completely successful
They took 80 prisoners including number
of prominent officers, also drove of cattle
intended for the use of the rebel army
The rebel batteries ut Chattanooga we're si.
lencrd on the 7th, after heavy canonading
for three hours. Our forces opensd fire
next day on the town and ritle pits, diving
Suo eUcluy oWs " ebciT WpIASs duu lOTCBDK
him 10 evacuate the city. They burned all
the bridges 10 prevent pursuit. The can
onadipg lasted 6 hours.
New York, June l3.
The Tribune says the overwhelming su-
per,ority Of the enemy in the battle of Fair
Oaks is Judy proven by the partial lis, OF
wounded published in the Richmond Enqni-
rer. The list has the names Of the wound
ed in sixty regiments and ten independent
corps. T.
1t is stated, with every probability of
truth, that revolt has broked out 10 SIX
North Carolina Regiments They were sur
rounded by Mississippi and Alabama troops
in superior numbers, .disarmed and placed
in confinement.
indianapolis, June IL.
DISPATCHES from Louisville say the Fede-
raj forces NJ Cumberland Ford started thro'
Wilson's Gap TO East Tennessee on Saiur-
day last. and are now. without doubt. IN the
rear of the rebels at Cumberland Gap.
, Washington. Jnne L..
Special dispatches say the rebels killed at
Cross Keys Is not less than 600, including
Gen.. Stewart; Genls. jackson and Ellis
were slightly wounded, Col, Hough6n NOR.
tally. ,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

|TEL.E CRAP 2. HI ! \ e. G.
FROM ! NJ EMP i i Ills. | ) .
FROM N. ORLEANS.
LATENT UNlo oNlsM
DISPLAYING ITSELF! |!
| N. o. NEMspAPERs
ALL hight!
Y 81 FROM THE
Mountain Department.
Further Particulars Of The Battle.
Trouble in Rebel Army.
Mntiny Of N. Carolina Regiments.
Guerillas in Virginia.
Extension Of the Misssippi Dept.
Further Accounts Of the
Port Republic Battle
FROM N. MEXICO.
CONFEDERATE SCRIP
SHALL NOT pass IN MEMPHIS!
IMPORTANT NEWS!
Beauregard and a portion Of his
Army at Charleston.
FROM RICHMOND.
DISPATCHES FROM MCCLELLAN.
b.
Movements Of Enemy Mysterious.
Skirmishing before the City!
AUDAClOUS RAID Of the ENEMY.
SECRETARY OF KANSAS
CONVICTED OF MlSDEMEANOR.
i FEDERAL SUCCESSES JUST
Published in Richmond.
They Create great CONSERVATION.
TT. Morgan Surrendered.
Road tOMObile clear Of Obstructions.
Battle at Fort Scott.
REBELS CLORIOUSLY WHIPPED.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
/ AMPS AND COAL OIL.

Our fine stock Of Lamps are received and We now
Offer INDUCEMENTS tAs line Thi>is The cheap
light now III use. Best quality csAtul ldat SIS
per gallon by Zssgs u - GkESAAAN.
2a1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
cHAKE AND SILVER!

why will sc inger with the Chiils and Fever when
Smiths Tonic Syrup; Stephens Ague Comp,und
Jasoes. Agne Mixrnre (psaoed's INDIAN Ch,taRogne
ali sovereign remedies orshiih and levers caa he
!. Il 3sS ESANAN'S
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

- g. Is 4ss4 ~ V6sHIbStUH3 duHO I4sirsl
The Department Of The Mississippi has
been extended so as to include the whole
OF The States Of Xsnfucky and Te0nesses.
Tho Mountain Departments is iextsndsd 10
ths road tsem Willisnspeyt - Sseaetea,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
FREMONT STILL IN COMMAND OF TllF
ARMY IN MISSOURI.

And r. Geesnlan. two doors East OF the Pacih
Irorxe CouuiI Ruffs Iowa il In command Vt large
and well stock "f Drugs and Medicines Paints
,cr,.,. pre- wtues and Liar,rs Tobocco and Cigars
every thing in the line Lamps OF all kinds
log sihcr with an endless variety Of PCrtumey, Fancy
Cos dis, kc Ii. 80
wnh,ut anv boasting, happy to inform our
friends tba We are still preiare to muster goods IN our
line in n,sent cmnand the attention - snc
n may favor WI, ca ani ut the same tfase allow
them All to be taken WI huat killing MAJ" wn'h' y
We have 10 say ihe>e war tmes except tha We al
low oar la, cries to be 10 r,9u ouS - ir,'uw by
regiments Our IA ch s:ring i. out - aM We eepeel.
ally reques, cash aud short tine buyers TO pull il.
.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
ARTICLES.

Pavoring Extracts, Sauces, Catsups. Spices. Dried
Currents. Cream Tartar ard soda Chemical Yeast os
Baking Powier Chemical Ssleratus Pearl soda, fap'.
oca and Isl in lass, At GEESAAANS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11
written for The Delaware Gazette.



AID SOCIETY SUPPER-A supper under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society came Of
on Wednesday afternoon and evening at the
hotel. The attendance was large. the receipts
footing up little over one hundred and seven
dollars, and netting nearly hundred. The
society desire to thank the ladies outside of
their number for aid rendered them, and the
public generally for their efficient aid to the
good cause.
The FoURTH.-Quite number of our
young people attended the Picnic at Sunbury.
where they found quite eoneourse Of people,
Speeches by Messrs. Arnold and Welcher of
Galena, and Waldron Of Kingston, formed
portion Of the exercises, which passed of
pleasantly.
Some Of cur citizens also attended the
Cheshire picnic, and report large crowd
present. As resolutions were passed IT Is quite
probable published report is intended.
At Curtis Grove, in Genoa, very large
conccurse Of yoang people 'tripped the light
fantastic toe a goodly portion of the day
At evening they adjourned, portion going to
Sunbury, while others kept up their festivities
until the "wee sna' hou at the GaleDa
House.
The GalenA sabbath school pariook Of a
supper for The benefit of the sick and wounded
soldiers, at Cooks grove, in the afternoon, and
gave up their treasures, one dollar and fifty
cents. A right pleasant time they had too,
and seemed to enjoy the GLORIOUS fourth" as
well as any OF the rest.
We hear too Of celebration in Harlem,
but have no particulars, as none Of our people
were present.
All the different celebrations of the fourth
in our vicinity passed of without accident with
the single exception OF buggy being kicked
to pieces at Curtis grove.
MEAN.-Mr. +. Dirst, near Galens, had
about one hundred pounds Of wool stolen be-
tween clipping and taking TO market. The
! clip was secured in his corn house by being
covered with plank which was securely spik-
ed the thieves however broke il up and took
what they wanted. This kind Of work has
become too common wit hin few years back
HARVEST is upon US. a large portion o
our wheat is SO badly down that it will have
/ 10 be reaped by haLd. Good workmen in thi:
line are scarce, and command good wages. -
Considerable hay, mostly clover, is already
made.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11

TKav .
Kan,

TETHoIEI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11

The 4th of july passed of in this place
pleasantly and without accident. The ceIebra-
tion on The College Campus was well attend
ed and the addresses delivered are highly spo-
ken Of by tboss who heard them.
Gf the uumei ors pie-Lics and social re-
unious Of the day, an exceeding pleasant one
(oi which we speak from personal kuowIedge)
assembled in the beautiful grove adjoining the
fue spring on the farm OF Mr.. CoLvIS, on the
east bank OF the Scioto river those in at
tendance arc especially indebted for large
share of their pleasure and comfort to j. r.
HuIIARD, Esq, Superintendent Of The Spring
field branch of the G. G. & C. Railroad and
the employees, for running halffare train to
suit their convenience; and to AIr. EASTMAN
the courteous and gentlemauIy Agent of Mr.
Gown, aud Mr. HAMILTON WARFoRD, for kind
attentions and services which added much tC
the enjoyment of the occasion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11

Too much cannot be said in praise of the FOREST
WINE and PILLS as remedy for ague and fever. We
have the most attering every
and ag1e district in the CniOn OF their complete
success in this disorder, and where they cure is
indeed as the complaint docs return again.
do the remedies leave any injurious effects behind is
the case when quinine medcins containing quiuine
taken have known many who have had their
stitaoHs almost Enine bF taking medicines containing
qainine- The Forest Inc and Pills cannot harm child
and BY taking them occasionally through the sick;y
sons, they VIII prevent attack from ague
and other disorders which common in new country
Reader, il you should be attacked by ague lever,
do not tribe with your health by taking quiRne other
Injurious medicines. but send directly the Frcst
Wine and Pills, and VIII guarantee speedy and per-
manent cure
During the prevalence Of agus and last Spring
and Summer, almost every day brought some proc
of their great efficacy this disorder
learn they never have failed in breaking the disc
der and restoring the patient to vigorous health.
Feb 2S-4m- TIA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11
COMMUNICATED.

Cheshire, July 4, 1862.
Mr. Editor This distinguished day was
observed here in an elegant and appropriate
celebration. Six Sabbath Schools with oil
their appendages formed the volume Of dis
play.
The schools, and those in ATTENDANCE. met in
Cheshire at o'clock, A. NJ, and proceeded
thence to The grove Of Mr.. j. Ryant one mile
aud half east. The trip to the grounds
passed pleasantly under the eye of our efficient
Marshall, Fl. H. Scuted, assisted by NJ. NJ
Adams and DR.. J. Davenport Nothing oc-
CURED to mar the order of the proceeding
except the fall, in the traces, of horse be-
longing TO Mr.. J. butcher OF Liberty
This noble animal expired instaEtnneousIy
while attached to the carriage of its owner.
The procession, containing one hundred and
five wagons, in'ersperced through lis entire
length with. flags union hags-and banners
Of various devise, appropriately inscribed,
made a splendid appearance. 1t extended
more than mile.
The grounds were suitably arranged for the
ample accommodation of this vast assenlblage
come forth to honor alike, our nations birth,
and its foster mother, the Sunday School,
Not less than one thousand persons we're
present.
| The exercises of the day we're, as usual on
such occasions. Humorous and fitting adj
dresses intersperced with music and entertain
ment filed the measure of the allotted time.
First, ar address to the children by w. S.
Sedwick, an attache or the Howard Mission
Ny.
Rey. M. Wheeler followed in an address to
parents and guardians Mr.. Grifiths of Della
ware made call for volunteers. Next came
the table. The repast was ample, displaying
abundance in all the bounties and luxuries OF
the season.
Alter dinner the children formed a grand
union sunday school army under the supervis
ion of MIR. Sedwiek their General They
we're afterwards formed il guard" around tn
entire assembly.
> Rev. N. Thompson delivered an address OF
the "State of our country" The spirit of th'
celebration was characterized by union il
sympathy and sentiment as well as in fact.
The whole, excep: the burden of the exces
n sive heat, was highly satisfactory.
+, Yours truly, CARoLUs.
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.ipger.

: i've, and a
tlcle Of this
to see ma
l5lgs biiek
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11

Our attention has been called to a greatly
increasing nuisance throughout our town and
vicinity--the immense growth of THIsrLEs.
Some individuals have taken pains TO try to
eradicate them on and around their premises,
but the general neglect Of others, occasions
constant yearly increase by the multitud es Of
seed annually sown. Would not an ordinance
from the corporate authorities requirin them
to be cut. by occupants of all premises, now
before they go to seed-have the desired effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11

To THE REsCUE.-There viii be a meeting
at the School House near Judge Norris
Troy tp., Friday July llth, and at Delaware
on Saturday, July l2lh, 1862, for the purpose
of raising Volunteers for the 45tb Regiment,
now organizing at Camp Chase near Colum-
bus. Young men, we are called on to defend
the Union, the Constitution and the Capital
Of our country. The Government needs our
services and it is our duty to respond. BY en-
listing with us you remain at home until the
10Th of August under full pay at Sl3 per
month, and 80 cts a day for ratious, aud re-
ceive on going into camp, at the above time,
one months pay in advance, and 81 premium
for enlisting. Also, $25 of the bounty money
will be advanced to you, when tho regiment is
mustered in, and at the close Of the war re-
ceive I60 acres Of land, and have the proud
satisfaction of knowing that you did your du-
Iy. Any wishing to enlist with us can do so
by leaving their names with J. d. Van Deman
Esq, at his law Office in Delaware.
The Colonel will be present on Saturday "a
address the people.
j. H. HUMPHRBYs,
J. P. BAusERMAH,
Recruiting Officers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
m. cHnanmAM,sr PILL

- E9s ~ "A a 3 a IA a ~ , = = Ia IA -
The combination Of the ingredients in these Pills
the result Of long aud excessive Practice They
mild their operation and certsn in correcting all IL
regularties, Painful MenstruatIons removing all OBJ
structions, whether from cold otherwise, headache
pain the side, pspitatiou Of the heart, whites all
affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain the back
and limbs &c-, disturbed sleep, which arise from in
terrupliOns Of nature
DR. CHESE3lAN'S ILLS
the commencement Of new era in the treatment
those Irregularities and obstructos which have
signed So many to a PREMATURE GEAvE Ne female can
enjoy good health unless she regular, and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to
decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectuRl remedy kn0wns for all com
plants peculiar Females To all classes they in
valuable, ideHg, via certainty, Perio1ieal regularity.
They known by thousands, who have used them at
dierent periods, throughout the country, avng the
sanction Of the most esient -teias AHasTica.
Explicit directioas stating ure @ should not be as d,
with each box-ths Price One roAr per Box, contain
ing from so 60 Pills.
Pills NAIL, promptly, By remitng 10 the Pro-
prietoFs. Sold By Druggists generally.
R. B. HUCHINGs. Proprietor,
90 Cedar Street New York.
2. DICKINSON K son, AGExTs,
Mar y 62-lY st sp- Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11
matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops !!

Never fail to destroy and exterminate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
II of the Fancy Worm ConfectiQns and nau'
eous Vermifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
as they contain NO MERCURY or other deleteri-
GUS drug. Mothers should always purchase
them, and give their children no other.
(No Catbartic whatever, is necessary to be
giycn.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
A I MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, N Y, and Fort Eric, C w
For Sale by H. Cornell, and u. L. Starr s.
GcBro., Delaware, Ohio. lO-flYis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-11

Capt H. REIo, of the SD Regiment, re-
turned to this place a few days since on fur
lougb, for the purpose of recruiting to ell up
his company, which it will be recoIlected acted
so gallant a part in the battle near Front Roy
al, and suffered more loss than any other COM
pany in the regiment. Capt, R. is thorough
" competent officer, aud those wishing to join
a good company and frst-class regiment, can
6ud an opportunity by applying to this gen
tlenan.