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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

A MoNsTER.--An iron gun carriage for
a five hundred FOUNDER gun is in ceusre
Of construction Il the WatertOwn GLASS
arsenal. It will be completed in few
days, and will weigh twenty-five tons.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

RUSSELL os THE PEA RIDGE BATTLE.
Tho magnitude and severity Of the
action az Pea Ridge, are shown by tho
Official returns Of the killed and wound
cd ON tie Federal side which Gen. Cur
tiss places at 400. 10 must have been
a picturesque combat, and is well de-
sorihed la the World, Sigsl and his
Germans behaving nobly, and saving tho
baggage train and rear guard by deter
mined hard lighting, against which the
wild Texans and indiana, with shot guns,
bowie knives, and scalping- knives, could
not stand. Their batteries ran short of
ammunition also, and the loss o. Che
leadership so often slain Ben McOul-
loch, ms well as Mcintosh accelerated
their hcadlong rout under Price aud Van
Dorm The Indians acted as sayaees-
scalpng dead and wounded on the field.
-R@sel's Correspondence of NE L0mion
TINES.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29


A BIO THING on THE Hum GUARDS, -
The war Is prolific IN humorous scenes as
week a. bloody Donors For instance
brave volunteer Is introduced bv che follow
ing:
Rev Mr. , man about six fsa four
In stockings, and OBJ, proportions wIr by
granadiar, and whose heart is as stout e- his
frame, q thorough Union man, and 10 for The
war, uutil treason is thoroughly crushed out,
was rec n.ly conducting aTeugiOu- meeting.
when brother arose Gu speak, who Jlltr az
ludiug 10 his hopes and fears In religious
point OF view, branches ont i'm reference TO
The state OF che county, saying Cha, So
great was Ms devotion 10 the Stars and
Stripes chat boz bad enlisted aud pier "a
few further patriotic remarks begged ag iu-
tet,st DO the prayers OF lhs church, that me-
might Boz protected uy DNin Plogiacgc on
the battle daid, aad GOA. ID Dice should a1a
victim 10 the bullets Of tbe enemy ae might
Doe pIepuello TIE change.
cucn o speach "a, any time Wouli bfAl
vita patriotic ler,ur lhe brave hsoit Of our
worthy minister, and be consequently spoke
ia "A few wo,ds ofeac1urag8m 90 tna hei0.
When the wife OF doe enlising maa yolun.
tecrtd hrr experience, in tho cguss of
which alludiug 5 her husband eu islment,
she expressed a willingness 90 give him up
even unto 'ath 10 tle service ol bis c0ua.
tJy
Ioal,w m meus after zoe ma setting came
10 an rud, Nhau i1r miui.tr.ail anxiety
tor the welfare u gre patri1 c vo.uu eet
proceeded 10 nak3 -oae ilQui,ea iu refer
encc to bis gim.ul lmmeuciuE Wt Ia zoe
very uaiun, question a5. tp itf uama and
uumb,r when ne received the siartIigg re
! ply
"r,e iiuei .ha HH9GuUi.'
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29
where arc the south CaroIIniansl

where arc the south ChrOlininns2
In the accounts of the recent battle at
Winchester it is stated that Jackson's
army was "entirely composed of Vir-
ginians, with the exception of an Irish
battalion" At Drainesville the enemy
opposed to our forces were all Virginians
too; at Balls Bluff, even, there were no
South Carolinians. Where are the Palmet-
to chivalry? They began the row; they
forced other states into secession by their
own conduct; they Dragged more loudly
than any one else of their anxiety to
fight the Yankees; and yet with the eX-
ception of the battle of Bull Run, where
the whole of Davis's army was engaged
and of the attack on Fort Sumter, where
they brought ten Thousand men together
to attack seventy, and spent months in
certifying themselves, before opening fire,
we have not heard of a South Carolina
regiment actually in battle. Massachu-
setts men have proved themselves on many
occasions. If the Palmetto chivalry had
been as anxious to meet Massachusetts
Yankees as they professed to be, they
need not have gone far to find them; but
the South Carolinians seem to have shown
no anxiety Of that sort since they enter
ed Virginia. Is the Palmetto blood real
Iy too precious to spill? Are the Palmet-
to legs too ready TO run, TO be trusted in
front? Some foolish rebel out West is
reported to have said; ooh, we know you
western men will fight, but we want to
see if the Yankees have any pluck" 1t
might be retorted: eve knew these Vir-
ginians and Tennesseeans would fight
the men of the border states are a good
deal like ourselves-but we want to see
the South Carolinians try their hand"
An attentive examination of the lists
of regiments, and of killed and wounded,
in all the battles which have been fought
within year past, will show that proba-
! blv not fifty South Carolinans have been
hurt. The only time they have been under
fire since the battle Of Bull Run was at
Port Royal, and there they ran away be-
fore we got close enough to them TO hurt
anybody. They used to talk tremend-
Ously in Charleston last spring of their
"unconquerable determination: did they
mean only an unconquerable determine
ton to secure their own safety?-Er-
| C6qDOp
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MashpillE AMinm.
SATURDAY APRIL 20, 1862.

The 43rd Indiana regiment recently
sent home over $4,000 TO their families
and friends.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29
From the phade'pha Enquirer.
a Touching letter from n Hcbel
Soldier

The following letter is from a Mary
land gentleman now serving in the Con-
federate army. It is addressed TO lady
in Philadelphia. The writer was a
young man of promise, whose friends are
deeply grieyed at the wreck which trea-
son has made.of his prospects. The recipi
ent being loyal to the Urion, has no hes
itation in making public whatever she
learns respecting the position of the reb-
Establishing that neither friendship
nor feeling should stand in the way of
duty:
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

MOTTCE.

n> rur sTu DAY on MAY 1869 Will, iA.
w atlo safe, 90 the highest bidder, for CASH 90
A'.,s,tt Hound yard gate, n Nashville, one negro
r-nrA MILAN, levied On as The property off
w. ptmllton, 90 satisfy aundry executions iu
fnAk i' b. faynr OF Wan shave, j. SthUn, saytrs q
hl VIZ Aiat L.dbcttsr & Co., O. h. Goraol, j.
$780, N Glbs0n, issued by W. D. Robertson and q
hl A.t'at.. Es4rs Salo at ~ O'CLOCK a. 81
: Na'-' JOHN ID COWtRll ID q.
a0 fs62-d
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

A ROMANTIC SroRY-A few days since
a young man named Smith died az Wall
cottyille, Conn, from wounds contracted
in the battle at Newbern He was in
three battles, and was wounded at New
bern by a shot through the arm, which,
from want of attention, caused his death.
I'm the battle at NeWbern be was proyi-
dentially saved by woman whe accom-
panied Ter husband into tbe army. Find
ing her husband was determined TO 60,
she said 81 80 with you 70 take care Of
you, and help you fight the battles." -
She dressed herself in the true Bloomer
costume, and with Mimic rifle iB hand she
went into the fight, and was in three bait
tles--the last at Newbern When finding
her husband missing she went In pursuit
AID in her travels found young Smith
lying ia low grouud, apparently dead,
but ON Turning BIN over, found that he
had life. She gave him some c0rdials,
he revived, ard she sent for am ambulance
aud carried him 10 the hospital, where, if
he had remained longer, he would prob
! ably have lived
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29
HOUSES FOR RENT.
gENNESSRE MONEY TlkEN lf PAR!

, ,prkr BARGAINS 20 Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, and
n every thing n that line, will Do sold cheap iof
IN Haviug received % large lot az Cigars ana
6aceo, ol eng grades guarantee 90 son as 'he"i
s5,flers1nd Merchants viii do well 90 give
can PHllIIP r. ADLsR,
No. 30 Co lego Street
ntf4ma Sowanee House Binding.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26
a NEW AxTsCLE
Robackss Stomach 6itters /.

A rev and delightful ftcmsrhic All Cordial fos
ving tone 70 the stonsch. sDd fo- th- pre-cuor q
0liors oouriairta. ir-d~rt ~ fs- We-->ru crunfry
fryf.
As a morning triIk. 20 assist deesfon sn4 resiss.
Dyspep-is- Il hss 40 equal. Try H.
In farpT it 3 superior 10 az other Bftcrs. 1ry r.
The formula a these Bitierr, now ls6l, the sole
property Of d. Rchzck. orfginstFc v.th one q thc
dert aud eminent Medical Practitioner q the
TesL and = is cir~cfy prrdicaiei upon he wants q;
Western people.
These kttsrr derive thelr ss1ulu. from The pcrr-r
r. tsne q the aid herhs cf Which thcy
are composed, and a. thsy are, ~ ellaying unsaL
ar cravings of The stomach directly u-orDotive q
fEHANGE.
TIE present proprietor belis-es that IN sirg theu
s1celv known, the public welfare n fui,-ervrd.
Il vtn soon be for sale BY all of Dr. kohsck's ~
narous AFeute, and ~ Hofels &c, tbe cozf.-y over
IN The mesntne o-cers VII be rllci ctrrrf irrr
Cincinnati IN any quantity and ~ the lc-r.et rstea
Il put up n Quart Bottirt, and securely packrd
onc dos Hall doz. sample csses viii. however
re packed and eer' 20 any address. n ce-ir-d.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or sis
Tor as.
Priucipal once and Galesroou. Foe 9. Essf FocrtA
Street, 81 building roD NA.n Sueet, CiDcinnst.
Ohio. laboratory Nc. - Har--aorc stre~f-
For sale IN vigo County ~
?. II. DONSElll, s.rre Hsrss.
JR CUNNINGHAM,
w l. sHuEy, New Goshs--
PETER BusSlRY, Centre~file
And hy Druggists ard ke-cha1ts cr1srsltE
throughput the Cpitsd Stafsf ar Canedss.
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4 I Z ;
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla

Compound Extract Of Sarsapsrilla
Toe uiosl oaectEs remedy which ths medical asi Of
euf uu4ss CAT devise oT this syefyw here prsvsifs
AID fsfal lsdt. Il cobuxd ffbtn the r1osf nceve
rensrsls that have been discovered Tor n. e. pef.
Fsrea 81 iis teal disorder from The bloot, afd tie
rsacus r the sssiem IRON re csstrucusa conne.
qstaees. heuce ii shVuid te employed Co Tie cure
sf eiy acfouia. but slap thoss other aescsicns
elict arIse FROM it, such ss
Trepffe and stil Wseasts. s. Anthory's Ere,
iQss, Or frysip~lss. Fimpies. fustUles. kloicb-
-, blsins aud bas, lufuofs, letter nno salt
klsum. seaid Head, iung~orm. khsa-
inrnsm. syphluc and kefcoreai
Diseases. pfepay, Dyspep-ls,
Debility. sre, Indeed, al
Co.upiaints srlaiflF q otr
hlustst of impure
bfood
The r1p5iar tsllef a. ''lnpurty q ths bioo6'' Il
fuunaet n truth. for uCrciea is degeneration q
blood. be particular rurpote aud virtue q this
Ssfsaparls i - puriiy efd regeefsie this vital IN.
"a. wifhoat Ufict fpria besih s impotf'tfe IN eco
fsnIfflafHIl cCtlafiflfIaae.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26

s<rse-. VII b. 10 dsrtsnon from Ne shov'
kfss. -.
sUAd~-rti.ssnsuts pubiishee ~ 3ea Pa. N1c
W~slx will bs charged the fall Daily rates gsfh on'
'@' o w CHARIEs cRUFT. Psos.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26

f.x.i .fs,fsl-.ssents nny eeu's p~r ssasrs saei
r.s-s.ss.sy srrsag,nsnts usts viss tacss ~
p'.h sdysrass ~ sAs yssf, .,ss - e..s-,
-.il 4 e.snnsd strsrsly - ts~if fsgulfr '"s'-''
hx.~-ii i..;ssnts IN ,ss sps-ssl recfs oeia'nn ~
as-srrsi--sasrs ksps sersssz:y - -. isaiis,
s.....' ,.sl~.. subnstsd IN ne Local eoluuins.
a.. 49,. - ss,frf sfl cc ea.rE~i tor esch insrfis
a.. n es~f tsfi Ines, Zen cr1fs 80 Hnr
ssv~-.i .~as~ris ssnt In lof ~ fpecinsd un's VI
- tr.~-t.a thres months uf''sss orcerei eat .,.
49, siirraacn n stsfltlnE fdesINfrnitiH W.
sr-.s.i :. a renewal a th~ sano, enlsrf "tsf VIE
...,, - .. sf.s.s fsF oai,s oi evefy tesrii
49,, ~l b~ e..rss5 o. 90 ~ ssch neIas "a the ps
snd - ~ ~ "a. Daily snt NerSJ' '~"'t'
~<~rs
char~~s vi - laate fsr tnssfuns IA nt-sN
an ssr-isrs aa<irt.sa. q tssociaaots as tollo~t'
F,r e.ef rof,ca "a sscoetlnE tines - ef'is 20
"a \ .ussr.leus o~sr eiFh, linss ~ tAia rsts !.
Anrosiiscing dss.hs viih hlnsfl n'ii'o s''HsNs-'
Sole. q Fssussis Islries and Ezcursleal soiisi
40 by infvidasis e. $500 Nlqs.. of ~ encIens''
L.~l .is-st.s=usats Inserted - the sxpsnss q
AIssnsys ofisfing. ani psyrssnt nc, % oe es.ay,S
ssu.s phR.asf nof accountable for tle acruftrt q
<., .svsrsl.ssnsn,s ~. ed ,h- awonsf ehsfrnd ioi
u<fr putilcatcn.
he Weekly Express
sabasAsd ever Wednesday. ''si - r-r snn"'n'
Svss paper ss1i usteu' he r-c.sy. no' eoosiaa-
= lonrsr drne th-n pzlf for
wnte- OF Advertising tu weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New YOrk.
Board Reisesi % 81 p.r dap.

since the opening of This vast aa3 oanmasions
Hotel in isSs e bss been ihe single eadssvor q shc
ropriesor- 20 MIKE it the r1esi -unpsaou-. cen.
ssalentana comfortable home ior ,he aassn ,ns
.i-anscr On thi,-s'de he AHsrle
AID whsfeser has secmei llsr'gfs ssmir'nsr 10
the cornfors of rs ruests g,ev As~s enlesvcrsd,
wishosi regard 70 cost, 70 provide. sls 60 oenbiss
all The elements cfhd.aSesf sn1 ses.s s7.agusat
which modem art b,s lassrt,s. ga nessfa sssfs
approved and sbe ps,roasg. ~s'ra e bss saasssn.
Cd drrius 40 past s.s y.ars 3. pse6ar prsof
that 'tsil ssaris bavo been appreciate
To meet - sxig-rrsr- ofihs 'lu.. when sn arc
rsqu'Fea 20 pr.eaes ,be ns. rira s-anesay. she
urdersisset
Have Reduced The Price 81 Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
sstoe -.ro av.s ss,ssrx ncu- - - Iuxrr's. With
witch ibsr usbla IA bi,s.Tto been supplied
rRFApwEff. wHTCoNR = CO.
Fewytfs. sedt. ?. 1881 aros
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26
Ayers Ague Cure,

fOh 1hk nfttDi CURE OF
lnfefrliiltri Fever. OF Fever snt Aeus. Rrrtte
Fever. emu fsfsI, Dom1 Agus. Periodical hesd-
ache o. Bilious hestaehe aud tillious fo-
we're. indeed fof tie whcle class Ct d'f.
ss-es or lgnaung ~ hillary dersnge-
ueti caused by tLe hsiensol
Aasualc Countries.
.sSe arc taabitd bsre 70 err the community
fefnedy Which while u cures the above oonplzin,s
~fth eerts'ty, l. suii perfectly harmless IN an,
quantity. saCh fenccy Is lavsiuable la districts
where thess sfioilg alsorters prevail 1his cure
exp.t tho miaauaf'r poison ~ Fever and Ague from
tue systcn, and prevents The development Of ne
disease. Il taken the fss sppfoaeh Of lie prenop-
yet dieovtrce cf ts class ~ Complaints, but slso
the cheapest. The large quantity We supply fof
1ullai tfiIss tNiAlu Tie reach ~ esef3 boy, and
in bier- districts. where Fever and Agu, prevails.
everybody should have u and nss % fIec'y both ior
cure aud gTgieltieu. A sresi tupsr'lFiig ci thin
remedy ans other ever discovered fir the sTes-
81 aud certain cure - fut-rmif-nts Is that X cor-
,sus Qanine 81 luinfIs con-e.s,. uti. it prodn-
ocs % qusaism or ether Injurious enorsR whatever
u.un the constitution lisa-f cuied > it arc irfi "a
beaiths ~ 81 Ties lai ntt.l bed Tie disease
Fever ali Asus is upt atone the cousequsnce ~ The
masnale poista. sreaf variety ~ disorders arse
trgfn is irfitsti' a. among which are
Seursiria. Rheumatism, cout. Essdscha. BiindDess,
1aoihache, Eilerhc, Csiartsh, Asthma, lsIi-
fatlon. Painfui A1ectiou q the Sul-en. H,n-
tsrer, Pain 10 the BoRels. .Colic. Paralysis
era Dorsngeincnt 70 tbs Stomach,
AT cf Which. vher originating IN THE cause, put on
"a. internittsni type or teeame periodical Tl.is
-'CCay a PES tie s'.sca frQa TIE blood, and con-
-ccuent'r cures ften al alike 4 IL sn invaiusbls
protests Immigrants aud pSrsons travelling
temporarily residing 10 tho nslariouh dlsfricis. II
taken occas laaiT cF daily whlle expo-cd 20 the in.
.ccslau. flal Ti ho e1cEefed from the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity - ripcn
lefo disease. Hence u - even more valuable FOR
profession than cure. and r. viii ever snner from
Infermifents n thcy avail themselves Il The pro-
teciinn ihis remedy sf1ris
So Prepare IS rs J. c. AVER 4 Co.
Lowell. Nassac u-efts.
Al onr ronrdirs E1e fef sale ~ J. K. CuSgoRA~,
P n DcssKuY sud ~ All Drsssisis " T.rre-
Haute.
whoieeslo hy ALrrn 4 Co, Cfnrinrst
i1ni-aieofn-veoe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26

AsSETs
cssh, BalauLe IN Bank, = - So O.
Bonds and Acrtgsges tbeug irsi Zen oa
Real Estate. worth Al least { so7 poo soa 500 o.
loans Stocks. payable demonc.
fmarket value of stcufhcs 4lel so fOl la COO %
Bank stock, tmarkei valucl sS.s75 %
United states Treasury Soiea. imsrkst
value. ios. sos %
6rooklyn CITY Water Bonds, lO,25o 90
North Carolina state bOids (maTket ysl 1850 90
Missouri stale Bonds lmsrlst vairel - 900 o.
Real Estate, No. Wall street, - 500 e.
Interest due ca IL January, 1901, fol
which t22 go ~ has since been re- - - los r.
Balance IN hands OF gents and Ia coufa.
Of transmission from AGENT, ou 81 81
January foi Which 81, ,es6 y has slnco
been received, 50 4De 70
Bills Receivable Ger Premiums 81 L.
land Risfs,. 7fess o.
1ther Properly, Nisceilsneor- sft1.s, $50 90
Premiums due snd anoonected On Poli-
cies issued a. oflce, $3.50 l.
Total, Sl,to5.tQe -
CfLAEI.EsJ- MARTIN. psrslDrsr,
a. r. wnLMsRTH. vfcr Pszs.DrrT
J MILTON Smith. szcSErAsa
oHS MCGEE, Ass'r skc'f
CHARLES CssUss, sgens.
So. 4 pllG.Nl1 ROW,
naisdo rrE.s sAUrs. uFp
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cyrArr orrrpsaEA. woo cny~rT.sS
we see r-t~-<fr~-t. 60 r<--fry trHres hs-r
vis~sf s-d spprkist c-rteir earsy Nsfr tske-
81 ~ a. Yrsnri. nv.rs r. rrs'se Cseef T,sr-rFtn.
snt enc tss rs-n- = ts csrk bsy Ma. so-is vf-
u ~tits co her riEht kiut foot, lee DO is.si-
s--s Nc r.hsr rsrks ~ hfsrfs p<rreivshi.. su--
po,~e y s-tsa sss's ed. srd -s ,pprsse TIE sane
trte ~s~-k forss cnil,-k
fANzs oxE~DryE.
4. fRANCEe
ssh~rribet srt susu % sst,r~ ~ fss- isth day
- yc-~ue<r 1@C W y. wrr. p
lts s9u4 ~ sb~vs V " tree usn-crir. frou
- IGDoD - urv5rwev
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~ u = 7 IL n G T

o. Gss FIF7EE1T8 .sENl-h yyC<L ST17E
NM of - ccniaioa n Ne HDNk LNSt.
RA-vCH Co.HANb ~ L.< csfg - Asae lort.
or tts Ia dos ~ January, lsai.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Musical TnstrIn1en+s

T UST received One dozen of the above celebrated
y Drills on Commission, cheap for CASH.
May 10, '6l-f2mus. {. d. POTTER co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

TIHE subscriber, wishing to CLEAN OFT ms N
4 TiRE STOCK OF Go0llS. low hand, vii sell At
Very Reduced Prices for Cash,
saving &c the purchaser from 10 IS Es1 EAola
rKEsESr EES5ULAR FEIeEs HEEE ELsENHz1G. On
Broad Cloths, CassimerCs,
Casfmeretts. Jeans, I'weeds. SattiBetts,
Farmers & Mechanics Csssimercr.
Vesiings, Has Caps, BOois i Shoes,
Iaces, Elsings and EmbrUiderics,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies & Gents Long and Square Shawls
Broche, Plush and Thibet Sbawls,
Dress Silks. Giughams,
Plain and Plaid Fiunncls,
Ticking. Checks, Drills,
Cotton Fiannels,
Brown and B!eached Sheetings
Irish Linens, Cambrics, Jaconefls,
French aud English Merinoes,
AlpaccaS, MObairs, l'aramei:as,
Zeuinds, IIelsines, Prints.
Gloves, Hosiery. Unier Shirts,
Drawers, Yankee. Notice. ions. & (
II fact A vg4Y k1rESsIvK ASSORTMENT
Dry Goods, Ceoekery Earthon Ware, Glass Ware, sia
unnsry Wall and WINDOW Papers, school B"-ks,
Blank Books, Hard Ware, Wooden Ware. Paints,
Otis, Goal oil, nal Ohi Lamps aHd shades, t0f-
Zee M'is, i'rurhrs- Table and l'' ekct Cutte-
r p. Sausage Cutters, Wood saws, IIanG
EzwS, Meal Sevrs, Baskets. Buggy
aud Wagon Whips, SIovels AMI
Spades, AIuuTe Forks,
Nails, GlGss, Sash. ca ) Ell, Hl chefs, Ares
Hammers, Churns, Tin Ware. Stone H'are,
and many other articles comprising TrIL
ASSORTMENT, All AT PHICE ES THAT UANNoI FAii- tt
PLEASE 30 "a = wIn YvrK casa ASD str il you want
E. CARNEY.
Berkshire, Nov H. 1ssl.-su
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

Alto RN EN Al LAW.
WT ILL practice lay IN Delaware, Morrow,
w L non and adjoining Counties.
C4-sce one door south Of the Pubic Buildings, West
side uf Sandusky street, Delaware, Ohio.
Delaw are, o. Mar. 1, '6l-tT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Axes.

uAAeSs
Tusr received, good stock Of ChoppinS Axes, OF the
ID bcst brands---warF9Rtod Also Broad Axes; Boy 8
Axes; Carpenter's Adzes, &c. &c,
Dec. 6. 81. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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WOV\S Nike q CEA0vvN.
We BNoOA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill
They are really
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
5ust Received

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chair
"A Pumps and for conducting water, \ tor inch bore
Sept. 9,'59-~tf G. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
New Watches.

T am now receiving for the Spring Trade a new
lot %! Watches and would uFste iBsletton of nv
stock s these EantHg 70 bay. and not hosst. 90 say
that my prices w be found those afany other
establishment h Inc SatoHIll deinunsrats this hy sgb.
ICiang few OF the low prices wfirh sell watches:
gnol silver lepine (warFanfcd1 Tor 81 60
good silver l"rinc, hunter fof SO
silver lctacnad Levers. hunter eases NJ Sl2 70 sfk
md Gold Ladies WatcL (v-arrsut,-il !0r $40.
iac Coll ladies' Watch, gold dial very pretty s2s
y hne Gold Detached Lever, fuli jeweled for $50
Gold Hunter Case, Detached lever fun jeweIc s55
iull assortment Of the American Watches IN gold aud
s;cr cases, low urirsH.
gooi assortment OF Anc dctached levers with silScv
CAPS excellent time-kccpers.
School teachers supplied " IN witches IN fav,rah a
terms Second hHnd watches. low as IS
My assortment RI watch r goods n the eyeI-
ry line VIII be found full AMI the wants II
the market sulll seem TO require. Please call at No
Williams Block a. IN Arr
Aurl 15.1S5n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Steel RIows.

TUST RECEIVED. the largest AMI hvst Stock OF
81 y XII FtUW- ever offered this al4rktt Among
~bic may DC found Tie following.
ellis celebrated Combination Steel I'iew.
CHS Double Steel 'low.
Giils Subsnil Steel Plow.
Lagonda Works all Steel PlOw.
Roberts Cincinnati all Steel PioW.
Bolert'S Columbus all Steel Plow
Single aud Double Shovel Piows, &C., &c
Which viii ssId AAuurac ctsrers prices for CASH
Mar IE'62-tf {. {. CHAMBERLAIN.
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law Wotic

T EVI TABLETl, HARRISON TABI.ER ASD FETFR
IL Iabier. who r'sdo in tho State CT yirginii, are
hsfeby noti Il that tn hiy Suel in the Court
ol C"umrn Iltas Of Ueiaware County, Chic BY Jaeb
Fcrre The chi and prayer Cf p.intfi X petition is
t. rccnv a Judgment against said dot nians Glr Ih,
sum Of S52 60, with interest 10 per Apri
10th, lsGl; cvidenc d by Qniss'ry that dat .
for that amount. Also the sun, Sis4 ~, mcucy
paid to aud for the If d'fa7dants at tei request
with interest from August l6, 1861.
an attachment has been issued sad cas-, for tho
purpose Of subecng lands of sail deT Rants in Dga-
ware county. Chic to payment Of plaintiff s claim.
Said defendants furtn notified that unless they
answer ar dcnur by the eth day of june \. D. Ise2
said petition Will be taken true AMI Judgment rem
derei acc trdnEly, Cox X CuNYERSF
MIrcl 81 1852. Aft'ys for mint n
Apr 461-6w ST. s. IS
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8 8 8 8 9 .

0NEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incuFa-
BILE
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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Cutlery.

H1iE 1vor and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fe Fock ct Knives, RaZars and Scissors OF the hes
improved makers, will be found selling cheap the
ewelry Store OF T. PIAIT