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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-14


DO you weh " b. besscdwlth avi admired for Pcnrly
White and souhdfEErHfl Usc On. wM. B. HURD's
UNHlVAlED TOOTH POWDER, warranted free from
acid alka or any injurious substance. Price 25 cents
~ BcfRh y sbe ordiasry cheap foslh po,nlsrs,
Which Nhie1b4 dfstrcy. M
Y 'DJyou kisA " ~ certain hat yourA AFH l. ptrc
fsweet and agreeable TO husband WIFE, lover friends;
Use DIR. WIN. y. HURDS CELEBRATED TOOTH
WASH. Price 81 cents per bottle.
This astringent wash Is Also the best remedy In the
world for Cankor Bad Breath, Bleeding Gums Sore
Mouth, etc. Itihas cuwdiiundreds,r
Doyou or your children suffer from rootbachcl Get
DIR, HURDs MAGIC To0TlAcIIE pRoPS Price l. 8
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Are you afflicted with Ncuralrai Get DR. wM B..
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Hnl @hgffuirgpedyApoun FNU L7nFn
fy do not adhere hof bissr. hui sooilie ana charm
away pain. Try them. Price s and "a cents. Mailed
on receipt Of the price.
Do you wish complete set ef Dental Remedies aud n
Treatise on Preserving Teohl Get DIR W. y. HURD'S
DENTAL. TREASURY, the noatest and most valuable
present that ono friend make 10 another. Price, 81
Sent by express on receipt Of price. a ifNtA
For sale by all the best stores throughout the country
CAUTION. ~
As there dealers who take advantage Of our ndver-
tsomens TO impose upon thet custorers inferior prep
arations, it is necessary TO Ftnpo having what you
call for, and you Will GET TIBESr thoroughly tested,
and prepared by an tSgeienced and scientific Dentist
Treasurer Of the New York State Dentists Association
and Vice President of the New York City Dental Society
WIN. B. HURD &c CO., New York.
Dr. urds Dental Remedies are for sale in this place by
c. r. McCIJLLOCH
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR DUPONCO'S
Golden Pills for Females,

IEFALLIRLE IN CoRRRorISG, REGULATING AND RkMovIsa
ALL DISTRACTIONS, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE, AND
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL A PRKvENrfrR
The combination of Ingredients in Dr. DUponeo Cole
Pills for Females perfectly harmless They have
been used In the private practice of cid Dr. Duponeo
more than thirty years, and thousands Of Ladies'
testify their great and never falling success in every
easel in correcting irregularities relieving painful and
distressing mensFuaon, particularly at the change OF
life. From 6ve Pills will cure that common yet
dreadful eumpaint the Whites Nearly every female in
the land suffers from this complaint
The above Pin has permanently cured thousands, and
they will cure II you them. TheF eannet harm
700, the contrary they remove all distinctions
whole system Ladies' whose health will net permit
increase OF family, will find these pills successfnl pre-
vsntise. Ladies' culiary situated those supposng
them should not these pills during the first three
months as they are certain 10 produce miscarriage "Af
er which adnoniton the proprietor rospon-
bility although their mldness will prevent any injury
to health The einsredientt composing the above Pilsars
are SAFE aud wfpeform aii claimed for them Price 81
pcr box. Sold wholesale and retail BY
O. r. McCuLLocH, Druggist, and
K. DILLON & Son, Druggists,
Agents for Fremont, Ohio, .ass1 ,s.s.5ts.s s..ls
LADIESi by sending either Of these agents 81 through
the Fremont Post Office have the Pills sent to any
part Of the country (conadentay free Of postage
BY nail q rs 2se
N, b. BEWARE oP 4 BASE corxrrRrEIT on rnEsn
PILLS. You buy the counterfeit article any price
from Is to rs cents box dear at thatJ LADIEsl your
lives and health Of too much value to be thed WITH
besides being imposed upon with worthless article
Therefore any Offering you these Pitts for than
81 dollar box avoid them you would poison. They
are bogus. None genuine unless the OF g. d.
HOWE is on every box which has recently been added
account of the Pills being counterfeted Buy Of ad-
versed agents and ycu se safe soid also by HoRAcs
KELLoes Norwalk. and BENTON BRoFHERs Cat GayIords
wage and town 10 The United states ahd by s D HowE
sole proprietor, New York Apr-s'e2-iy pd,
Use GofF's DeaH to Rdss, Nice, &C.
1t never fails to lin. seidby
Aug 20, 1862 s. BUCKLAND'
Rats and Mice may be effcctualIy destroy
ed BY using the Ezteriuator prepared BY L. Cor Isz
Broadway, New York. Sold by C. r. MccuILoOH,
Aug 20, 1s67. 8. BUCKLAKD.
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Time Table,

There are now but two passenger trains per day. each way
on the C-& T. Road; trains will leave as follows:
Going East, Mail a % AN. N. Y. Exp. 5.5s Pm
Going West 4 AbIall go A.Ns Teleg Exp. o4OP.M.
Fremont Lima and Union Road train leaves at $50 AM
sandusky, Dayton ciucnnai Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, go5 X.M. Accom., 2.4O AN :
Going North, Mail, 345 F.ns Accom-, 5.s5 pm.
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NEE coNFEssfoNs ANp rxPERfENcE o. AZ

-r,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
i INVALID, Isl-s
Published for the benefit and warning and caution
to Young who susr from Nervous Debility Pren1A
ture Decay &c; supply ing at the time the Of
SeCure By who has cured himself being pat
To great through medical imposition and uaek
erY BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope,
coPIEs may be bad of this author, NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., \. Y. leyl
Use Goff s Death TO Rats, Nice, de-
1t never fails to kill Sold by C II. McCuLLOCH,
Aug. 90, 1852. S. BUCKLAND.
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Rats and Mice may be effectually destroy
ed by using the Extermna,or prepared by l. Goa ls2,
Broadway, New York. Sold by c. r McCULI.0CH,
Aug 20, 1862. 8. BUCKLAND.
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Use Gofs Death TO Rats, 1Eics, De-
II nsstrfsilsto MIR soidbs O. r. MccULLOcH,
,, Arg ~ 1889. ss.4 sstaes s. BucKLANp, h
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"A Farm for Sale.

T WILL sELE AT PRIVATE SALE, the FARM form
i erly known as "the Chambers Farm" lying Nus
caunge creek and the County Road two miles west Of
Fremont eopsisslogbai EEttN3
OF 90 la Acres. of Land,
mostly improved, with good HOUSE, BARN, SHEDS
and outbuidings, two APPLE ORCHARDS aud an
abundance Of fruit OF all kinds For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber or At tho Journal once
Fremont, Oct. Is, lsss "a
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Rats and Mice may be etfectually destroy
ed by using the EKtertninatoI prepared BY l. COZ 1s1,
broadway, New York Sold By G. r. MeCULI0cE,
Aug 2srlse2- gg vsnsa s. BUcKLAND..,
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EE 25,ooo buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and NICE by using Dr. l. Goas Death to Rsts
Il never fails to KILL CIR Mcculloch, and s. Bdckfand
sennin Fremont. Aug. %. Ise1-yii
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NIB. si.pp pnd sIr postage stamps enclosed 70 any
Apthorlzed AGENT wlcnu abotte eentaining 30 Piua
BY return mail, SOFA in Fremont, by s. BucKLkND,
and f. DILLON SON. Iuk. %, isoa--yi
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Tho best and Cheapest Family
~ Medicine in the W0rld. I

- kY
An AHsrStiee, Tonic, DiHYetie aud Mid Caskartic.-
= Price, 20 cents per box eontaring 5OPi1s.
Each box contsns ifty pills which makes them as
cheap again any other standard pill, and four times
cheaper and warranted much superior In the OF va
ous diseases to any OF the syrup mixtures sOd besides
beiuga more oonvenent and proper form fer use The
Pills principally alternative medicine, their basis
being the solid extract Of Sarsapaa prepared in su-
peror mannerl but sufficiently eatharc to gently assist
peculiarly adapted TO weak and eneebled persons invg-
Grating and trengthenng the body purifying The stem
producing new, rich blood, and healthy action of the
stomach and liver.
They acknowledged by ablest physicians to be
not only highly unexceptionabe, but ehcaelOus in the
highest degree, and as genefal 'wgftyU. F
Family Medicine UnequaIed.
The compound sarsaparla Pills used for the perma
nent Of those diseases which arise from impure
state of the blood and morbid secretons of the stom-
ach and liver and wherever medicine required to vg-
orate and puriiythe system. eegFf
They purely a vegetable compound, and may be
used by persons of all ages. They pleasant TO the
palate and produce napsea upeasiuess gripping in
their operation. Hundreds Of certificates could be given
Of those who have used them With great benefit.
Purchasers will be particular ask for Dr Roberts
Compound Sarsapara Pulls and observe that the green
wrapper ehch box has fac simile Of the signature of
Jos. Roberts, NJ and c. p Fay, and to purchase none
others. ~ fl tE fag ne l1r r'.-. las ~
All applications for agencies, and letters the subject
Of the medicine must be addressed post paid to O. p
Fay New York City.
Sold wholesale AID retail by S. BUCKLAND.
Sept. IL moo Fremont, Ohio
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DIR wH; Pf HYy7ps' n TIT
DENT AL REMEDIES.

THE BEsr M THE WORTH,
iNsURiNG
F'es Tan AID aISwest jgytaA--alis On.
. y ing Tdoikdthss,dukedto1gias
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Rats and Mice may be effcctualIy destroy
ed BY using the Exteriuator prepared by L. con, ia
broadway, New York. Sold by c. r MccUILnCF.
Aug. 20, 1851. 8. BUCKLAKD.
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O. r. MccuLLocA, Druggist, and
K. DILLON & Son, Druggists,

Use Goff's DeaA 70 RaSs, Nee, &C.
1t never failstO KIN sOidby ~
Aug. %. 1862 s s. b sucEIaa6' uicEiSIaliSDos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
DIED

WILLIAMS. On The Goth inst, JANE, NJ
WILLIAMS, Of this city, in the 5lst year Of his
age.
WO0DWARD.--ln this city, on the 25th inst,
liENRIETTA, wife Of Thomas Woodward
in South Milford, Mrs. ELi2ABETH 6opwIw, In
the 10th year If her age.
LnFLAND.-In Milfori on Tuesday morning
the ith inst, Mr.. GABRIEL X, LorLaND, aged
.! yeRrs.
ARTHUR --Jan. II, EMILY, daughter of Rev.
John W. Arthur, Of this city, aged years.
ROCHE Jan, 90 JAMEs. son of Mary and the
late Jas l.. Roche, of this city, aged about
4 years.
PRlEST.-Ian. 20, CfciLIA YORK, daughter of
VIM Priest, of this city aged years.
CALDwELL-ln Philadelphia, Gu the | 7th inst 4,
MARY A, wife of Samuel W. Caldwell, Jr
and daughter of Wm. s. Wilson, Of Whining
ton.
McCLYM0NT- Baltimore, on Tuesday, Dec.
3lst, SUSAN f., wife of Alexander McClymont,
and youngest daughter OF George johnson of
Delaware in the 2Sth year of her age.
LYM0Nr.-Jan. 18th, HELEN T., danph
ter OF Alexander and Susan T.. McClymont,
aged years, months and IA days.
KIRK In this city, on the I'D inst, RACHEL
KIRK aged GA years.
YARNALL lin this city on the 25th inst.
EpHRAIM, b. YARNALL. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence 7th st. below Pine, on thi.
-Tuesday-morning at 10 o'clock to proceed
to Stanton Del.
| sPEAR.-On the 26th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM 6
SPEAR, in the 29th year OF his age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EPlToME OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INTEL.
LIGEEcE.-The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
have declared u dividend of two dollars and fifty
cents per share, payable on or after the first Of
February, by John A. Duncan, No. PA Market
street
EES- We would advise every famer to read the
advertisement Of Croasdae, Campbell & Co.,
which will be found in another column.
Eas- Sheriff Moore will sell at public sale at
the house Of john Foster in this city, on the
10Th day of February next, the real estate Of
John b. Lewis
panies l. and NJ, of the 2nd Regiment Delaware
Volunteers, have been transferred to the 3rd
Delaware Regiment, and expect to leave Drum
mondtoWn for the headquarters Of the ard Regi-
ment shortly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

saltpetre under tbe idea that the exportpro-
hibition would soon be removed.
In France, there is said TO be much salts
faction in Official circles at the settlement OF
the Trent affair, which caused a rise of one
per cent on the Bourse.
The Moniteur denounces the stone block.
ade.
1t is reported that Russia has sent an EN-
barrassing ultimatum to the Pope, saying
that if he does not condemn the conduct o
the Polish clergy, Russia will recognize th'
kingdom Of Italy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
A. d. INSLEE'S
New Book List.

Lessons in Lille, by Timoth Titcomb, l.0i
Spare ilOurs, by John Brown, NJ. D., author
OF "Rab and his Friends" 81
Songs in many Keys, by o. W. Holmes, IL
10 Memoriam, by Alfred Tennyson, "A new
aud superb edition for Holidays, 2.5l
Saxes Poems in blue and gold, Il
Play Book Of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engravings, LII
Play Book of Aletals, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engravings, LII
Commentary on the Epistle to the Seven
Churches in AsO by Dean French, l.Ol
Cloister and the Hearth, by Chas. Reade,
Paper 10 cents, cloth, 10
Record Of an obscure Man, ii
Notice to Quit, by W. G.. Wills, paper, 81
East Lynne, paper 81
For Better for Worse, paper, q
Streaks of Light, or Ffty.two facts from the
Bible for tifty.tWo Sundays in year. G.
Jenkins vest pocket Lexicon, 81
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, by Rev.
j. II. Macdutf. II
Lord Bacon's Bible Thoughts, l.0t
Pathways of promise, 5(
Old Margie's Flower Stall, 81
Angus Tarlton, by A. L. 0. E., 2l
The Chiefs Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. o. E., 2t
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGasparim, l.0C
Amy Deane and other tales, II
All new books received as soon as published
at
A. D. INsLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
603 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
BOARD or TRUSTEES
FACULTY..

3. HODGES CRtTTENDEN, Attorney at LGn, Principal
eAl Customs aud Commercial Law
THOMAS W. MOORE, Professor ri renmanAhip.
JOHN dROEsHECK, Professor Of Bookkeeping and Pho
biography, and ErbItinl Reporter
JAMES A. GARLAND and II. A. WILTBER0ER In.
stru,iors in the housekeeping Department.
Al this Institution each student Is lAnght iadifif4IL.
and may attend as many hours daily MS he chooses.
The complete Coaiing Iongt embraces thorough
instruction in Ienmanshp. Book Keeping, Commercial
Forms and Mercantile Arithmetic, with the privilege
Of attending all the Lectures Political Economy, Com
mercal Law the Duties of Business Men &C. which
delivered at intervals during the year, in the Lecldr,
Room Of the College.
The department of Commercial Lde affords bushes,
men every facility for acquiring such amount VI lagA
information shall guide them with discretion in thei
business affairs Full course Law Students rer
Catalogues, containing full particulars ~ terms.
Of instruction. &c, may be had applying al tL,
College either 10 person or by letter
So CRlTTENDRN's B00k-KEEPIN0 for sale Pie.
$3.50. Key 10 same 90 eta.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
COMPLIMENTARY LETTER TO GEN.
SCHOEPFF.

The following congTatuatory letter has been
sent to Gen. Schepff, from his old companions
of the Patent Office. 1t was prepared by DR..
W. c. Doane, Of Binghampton, N, Y.-The old
story. again revived in some New York papers,
that Gen. Schepn was once hotel porter in
New York; is an exploded eanard
IL Gen. 4. SchePD. Sir We take unbound
ed pleasure in cOnglatuating you upon your
brilliant success in the defence Of constitutional
liberty and our sacred Union. few years
ago oppression drove you from your native land,
where, with your counirymeD, who had made a
desperate struggle for freedom, in which you won
the sympathy and the admiration Of the civilized
world.
You have met and nobly surmounted all the
obstacles incident to life in a land OF strangers,
and enraptured with the idea that in America
the only gradations Of rank that were aekuOw-
ledged must be achieved by merit, you have
seized the golden hour, and with signal success
carved out an ensiatle reputation, and enthtoned
yourself in the hearts Of generous and loyal
people When we who have been associated
with you and know you best, tender You our
thanks, we express the sentiments of millions
| who have learned to love you for your patriotism,
| aud admire you for yoar bravery. The grand
arena is just opening before you. Every sue
cessfu blow that is struck now tells for civil
liberty throughout the world.
TO ON, then, with the determination and zeal
that has so long distinguished your countrymeni
and let the sentiments uttered by Hungary's son
be yours, and with him resolve to dig deer
grave, and in it bury the name, the fame, ami
nationality of your country or the enemy ant
on it erect a monument ever reminding you o
your cowardice and shame, or BY your valor plan
there the tree Of liberty everlastingly green
from out whose splendid foliage shall he heard
the voice of the Almighty God speaking AS from
the burning bush TO Moses "The spot on whcl
thou sandest is holy ground"
D. J., llotLowAr, Com'r Of Patents
lona !. HAYNES. Chief Clert
b. +. JAMGs, Examiner.
W. c. DoAsF, and uIhers.
Wa-HINdToN, January Il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
FROM EUROPE.


The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax
on Sunday, with dates to the llth from Liv-
erpool, and TO the 18th by telegraph via
Queenstown.
In England, Notwithstanding the pacific
solution of the American question, warlke
preparations were continued at Woolwch.
The steamers Spartan and Ajax continued
TO take in heavy stores for Halifax and Ja-
maica.
Mr., Stewards despatch was considered in
Cabinet council on the 9th. The Times
understands that an answer will be returned
expressing qualification at the disavowal Of
Com. Wilkes act, accepting the satisfaction
rendered, aud assuming that the precedent in
the Trent case will rule the case Of the En-
genia Smith
The London Post announces that tho.
rough understanding had been arrived at
with the American Government Not only
had they given the required reparatiou, but,
in doing 70, MIR Seward will have succeeded
in impressing on the English Government
the notion that they have not only obtained
the present indemnity, but no small pledge
Of future security.
The Daily News enlogzes the eourae Of
the Washington Government, and denounces
the course Of the Times and Post
The Times has strong editorial opposing
any ovation to Slidel and Mason, and says
they are the must worthless booty il wonld
he possible to extract from the Jaws of lie
American eagle having been long known q,
blind and habtna katers and reyilers al
ENGLAND.
Other journals advise . similar course.
The Times denounces the stone blockade
as a most atrocious crime.
The United States qunboat Tuscarora an,
this pirate Nashville are nj Southampto,0
The 'rnscarora is at her anchorage. a mil,
from the dock, with fires banked up. an,
ready to slip anchors and start at moment
notice. She only required Goals, water. an,
provisions, which were being supplied {,
her. Captain Craven, on his arrival aske,
permission to fire twenty-one minute run
in respect to Prince Albert, but the Once
having requested that no guns should h
fired in the vicinity of Osborne, the courte
sy, though fully appreciated, could not b
accepted. The Nashville continues at he
dock. The Government had observed til
strictest neutrality tow ards her. Nothin
was permitted to be done, except what wa
necessary to make her seaworthy. Neitbe
powder, guns, nor munitions, have been pu
on board. During the night of the 9Th ms,
three armed men from the Tuscarora wer
discovered recoDnoitrng the Nashville, an
we're ordered off by the dock superintel
dent. The fires were lighted on the Nasl
vile on the 10th, ard it was the impressio
ihat she vas about to sail, but she made n
movement. The Tuscarora was on the alel
with her steam up.
1t was reported that the Sumpter ha
left Cadiz for Southampton. 1t was ais
reported that another Federal vessel wa
cruising in the channel aud might be ez
peeted at Southampton.
McLaurin, the mate Of the American
ship Ganges, has been committed in Londol
for trial for numbering one Of the crew al
vra
Ihese lad considerable advance in
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
Lnrrrn rItom ronrnns4 MONROE
Correspondence ef the Iournal aud siAlesm,n
LETTER No. 2a.

LETTER No, ~
CAN'T HAMILTON, Fortress Monroe, Va
Wednesday night, January -, 1867.
FRiEsn EcKrL
You never enjoyed the felicity
of participating in scout in an enemy's
country, when the night was as dark as big
pile of charcoal and as disagrceablo as rain,
occasional thunder and lightning, and mud
could make it, We have experienced that
rare bit Of happiness on small scale, and
are fully competent to enlighten you as to
the ingredients Of such an expedition.
Information reached headquarters on
Monday, that about a hundred and ifty re.
bels would cross Back River that night on a
ioraging purpose and on kidnapping intent.
The General commanding wishing to bae
the game ordered that one company Of the
Delaware should start on Il scout about dark
with that view. Accordingly Company ii
Capt. Tanner left the camp at about seven
o'clock in the evening \ few minutes
after it had started, additional intelligence
was received which occasioned the order
that another company should follow, the
whole to be under the command of Lieut.
Col. Hopkinson. Company G, Capt. Short,
ledge was detailed. This party we accom-
panied
We took our departure from the camp at
halfpast seven the night was intensely
dark except when the 'peryading blackness
was relieved by the flashes Of lightning
There were occasional growls of thunder
and the rain was coming down as in earnest
and withal, the season was just about as un.
pleasant as they make down this way. But
we said who cares we have India rubber
coats and leggins" Our travelling gear
consisted of one pipe, some tobacco and a
revolver There were some in the party
who took along with them one of Falstars
pistols, but that is sub rosa.
! With lantern on the right and left Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
mARR1nn.

sHlPLEY.-BU0LEa In Chester on the l7lh
Of December. lsGl. by Rev. j. ", aproull,
RoRgRr SHIfLKg 10 Mrs aALfGr l. BuaLIs,
10th of New Castle county. Del
OWEN9-- POW ELL. - December 9Th, 1861 by
Rev joe. y. Smith, pr FPrprRicg j. OWNS
ani Miss MAuuIE @. rowtLi, all of Kent
county, Del.
CAIN PORTER --On the l4th inst, by the
same, Mr.. ,lona W CAIS and Miss ELlzABETH
PORTER, all Of Kent county, bel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

and blood by sublime act Of justice which will
give liberty TO the slave, reliet 10 tue people,
stability TO the Constitution, peace to distracted
country and make the country what its ilustfi-
Gus founders intended it to be-a temple for the
'perpetual residence OF an inviolable justice, a
refuge for the oppressed, and a sacred sanctuary
for the rights of mankind?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28
CITY NOTICES.

asS- CHEAP JOHNS Is the greatest place in
town.
BeSA Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
Bsy" Cheap John has the greatest stock Of
any other store in Delaware
htay- Cheap John is the sole agent for the best
Spool Cotton made in the world at 4l2 King
Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

To CORRESPONDENCE article of "B'
on Water Cure" is declined, If it were
on "water cure" only, we would insert it
but as it undertakes and reflects upon other
systems of medical practice, it is not adnis-
sihIe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-28

WATER RENTS WATER RENTS The hills
for 1862 are now ready for payment. To all
bills not paid on or before the 10th day of Janu-
ary tive per cent will be added. To those not
paid before the FIRST of February ten per cent
will be added If not paid by the first of March
the pipes will he cut of.
a. PRITCHARp,
deeG-lml Superintendent OF Water Works.