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The New York herald., 1862-03-13
G ENERAL NEWS.
WASHINGTON, March II, lsI

WASHINGTON. March l2 lse2.
TEE PRESIDENTIAL ARMY ORDERS.
There has been much speculation today in regard to
NE exact meaning Of the orders numbered ono two and
thres, Of tho President Il Is generally conceded that
order number one was complied with to the letter. as
far it practicable, the condition Of the roads
asrug utterly out Of the question to the army Of
the Potomac for oesivs purposes until the was
begun.
Tho assumption OF the control OF the army at large by
tho War Department, indicated In order number three,
Followed matter OF course General Mcclellan hayn
saksn the field In command Of OF tho Departments
The same pursued whom General Scott took
the Geld during the Mexican War; The abolition faction
may mpt construc this tho disadvantage Of the
General but only the circumstances Immediately pro-
eesdng the publication Of the order give any sgna
eancs in this respect.
II could not be expected that General IN the Geld
personally experimenting The operations Of depart
nept should also manage all the others widely OK.
tended as s the scops OF the operations CT the whole
federal force.
DEFEAT OF THE ABoLrrfoY1srs.
The defeat OF Mr.. Ashleys Universal Emancipation bill
to-day under tbs cloak Of providing provisional govern
rsus for the Territory recovered from the rebels was
sautary lesson 10 the radicals Thsy believed that tbey
we're carrying everything with high hand.
General Mcclellan has assumed command Of the 1rmv
o. the Potomac and Of has for the time left tho
duties Of Commanding General Of the whole army 70 de-
volvs upon the War Department.
Fremont has escaped the court martial he never
demanded and has been appointed to tho command Of
separtment created for the emergency, and tho sbo-
tIoniss hoped tho lido turning their favor. Tho
ti prepared under the auspices Of tho radical aboton
fsc'ion in tho government brought forward in tho
Eousc, and failed.
Upon ordinary occasions there would have been ma.
iorty against Of fourteen or fifteen votes but to re.
fuss to print bill and order 1t 10 the tomb OF The capu.
lets on the table regarded ndgnty greater than
sreiection upon the fret reading and on this account
many who would have otherwise been found opposed 10
ho measure either avoided vote opposed the meiio
10 lay on the table.
Ths vote was complete Bull Run disaster 10 the ultra
faction, and has tanned them down considerably. They
are not I" violent to-day as they were yesterday.
When they come 10 survey the whole field OF political
parsan man@uvsrns they will be stll isss buovan,
Tor shey Will ind their schemes fully appreciated ard
'Oled alros, before they are developed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
AnuY CoRREsPoNpExcE.-We give to-da

AMY CoRREsPoSDExcE- give to-day
an interesting letter from the SD, giving an
account of the late battle at Mcdowell. Va,
in which the compau;es of Capt. Purdy, SD
regiment, and that lately commanded By Capt.
Dyer, 32d regiment, participated
We presume this is the action in which
young Stark (whose death we noticed last
week. was killed. though we have seen no re-
port ofthe casualties in the 32l
The official repor. of Col. Cantwen, Of the
s2d, gives The following list of casualties in
company I. Our correspondent, an officer Of
the company, makes no reference to Captain
Purdy aa among the wounded-from which
we infer that il wounded at all the injury re-
ceived must BE- very slight:
Company 1, Captain Purdy-Captain Pur-
dy, wounded in the thigh. slightly; Isaac n.
Andrew, killed; Lyman n. Carpenter, in the
arm; William Ballentine, in the arm; John I
Roach. iu The arm; George Zane, in the thigh;
Vim. Moore, in the shoulder-all slightly.
The company Of Capt. Reig (of this place
but whose compasy was mostly recruited in
Marion county, suffered more severely than
any other company in the regiment. Both
The Lieuteuants were severely wounded; two
CorpOrals severely aud one slightly wounded
two .privases killed, four severely and four
slightly wounded.
Col CantweIl, in closing bis report, says:
'iFive balls passed through our flag, and the
flagstaff was about half cut off, Also, eight
guns we're rendered useless, by shots from the
enemy"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

THg 66rH.-The Urbana Citizen of last
week notices the purchase by the citizens of
Champaign county of splendid flag for the
Goth Regimcnt--tho price paid being 500
1t was forwarded to the Regiment last Friday,
in charge of Lieut. Mcdonald
Speaking of the return of two members of
the Goth on furlough, to their homes in Union
county, tie Marysville Press Of Wednesday
says
Joiner and Cohn left the Goth at Front Roy
al IL miles from StFasbnrg. At that time, on
Friday the 10th inst, the regiment had orders
TO repair to Washington; so Col Candy IN
formed the above named. lie thought likely
they we're to 60 to Pittsburgh landing. This
we think hardly probable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

Dr. G. MECH, WHO in the capacity Of
snrgeon accompanied the steamer Tycoon on
her recent trip up the Tennessee and Cumbcr-
lard rivers, returned home last Thursday. Our
sick. at Nashville we're found so comfortably
pr,-vidCd or in FL respects. that it was not
deemed advisable to undertake to remove any
ofahem. The steamer then proceeded up The
Tennessee to Pitsburg Landing, and took on
board 243 sick soldiers, all from our State
exc III seventeen The rirk were properly
cared FOR and taken to the military hospital at
Camp Dennisoh. Dr.. Smith, of Columbus,
who had charge Of the expedition, speaks in
high terms Of the efficient aid rendered by the
eursennS and nurses wha bad volunteered their
p,-fyicls-ond refers to the gr,atIy improved
hr,lrh OF our army ncar C,rin'h which he
nttribntes mainly to their h,inz rem 1ved from
the late battle fsTd, ihc atm ,s.,tere or which
was particularly detrimental to health from
the action Of the hot weather upon the carcls,
ses ni' slain horses aPd o!her remains OF the
kate batlle..,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$ 9 3 g, 8 o q. g g.
May 1st, 1861.
w ar-aW ar--War

/ TIRE STOCK nF GOODS, now on hand will sell at
Very Reduced Prices for Cash,
saving TO the purchaser from 10 10 - cE0T
Present REGULAR PRICES EEEE EIsEv1iEI-U, on
Broad Cloths, Cassimeros,
Cashmerctts, Jeans, Tweels, Suttinetts.
Farmers s Mechanics Cossimeres,
Vcstings, Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Laccz, Edgings and Enbroideries,
Ready Made Clothing,
ladies & Gents Long and Square Shawls,
Brochc Plush ard Tbibet Shawls,
Dress Silks, Girgbams,
Plain and Plaid Flanncis.
Ticking, Checks, Drills,
Cotton Fannels,
Brown and Blcachcd Shcetings
Irish Linens Cnmbrics, Jaconctts,
French and English Merinoes.
Alpaccas, Mohairs, Paramettas.
Icninds, peIpincs Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Under Shirts,
Drawers Yankee Notice. ions, &&
In fact a VERY ExT1s1vE ASSORTMENT or E1Nps OF
Dry Goods Crockery Earthen Ware, Glass Ware, Sta
uonery Wall and Window Papers, school Books,
OILS, Coal on, Coal Oil Lamps aud Shades, CoE-
fee Mills, brushes, Table aud Pocket Cutie
ry, Sausage Cutters, Wood Saws, Hand
Saws, Meal Sleeves, Baskets, Buggy
and Wagon Whips, shoves
Spades, Mauuro Forks,
Mails, Glass, Sash, CIa eel, Tia chefs, Are'
Hammers, Chvrns, Tin Rare Stone Hare,
and many other articles comprising FULL Z
AssoRTMkNT, All AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL It
E. CARNEY,
} Berkshire Nev. IL, IseI.-'H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
Special 9otitts.
NAroLEoN. Henry Co. O. July Z. 1853.

NAroIEoN, Henry Co, O., July 7, 1853.
DR.. C. w. RoBACK,- Dear Sir For the ben
eft of suffering humanity permit us to an
nounce, through the columns OF your Circular,
the surprising properties of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and BLOOD Pills, which is sure
cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. We
have several persons in town, who have been
suffering with Liver Complaint and Indiges-
ton, and notwithstanding that we have as
good physicians as can he found in Northern
Ohio, yet the disease balfied their skill. Con
sequently were in state of -dcspondency,
until We commenced using your Pills, through
and by the advice Of our friend, NT. Brennan.
We used the medicine according to. directions,
and are now fall of life and hilarity, and our
gratitude Is equal to our improvement In health
and spirits. When we take into consideration
what We have bcen and what we are at pres
ent, we feel like charging ourselves of the sin
of ingratituds, if we did not try to announce
to the public the great benefits of youI medi-
cine. Therefore We recommend to the public
at large, the expediency of having recourse to
your Medicine, and consequently, as in duty
bound, discharge what feel to be our duty
in advising persons who suffering as we
have suffered, to make use of the only true and
sure cure for the diseases already mentioned.
MRS, GwIN, Mrs. brennan,
Miss HEAToN. c. G. SPEL..sIAS.
See advertisement. May Is, 1t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23


ANsoVAc NKST.- just published. The His
turi,al Pocket War Map, showing at glance
VERY battlefield up to the present time. Like
n.se, in goo'i plain type on the margin, is Civ
en- a comprehensive authentic record Of each
la1t,lr and The name and number Of regiments
Engaged, srem what State, g. &c. Also. the
rumbcr If killed and wounded, and whca Er-
t,y was victorious.
The Map is in every respect complete aud
reliable Tor the rns;rc sou.lern States and
coast.
Al this time the Historical Map viii be
foand or great impartauc,, as each battlefield
Is distinctly marked in coiors, accompanied by
the date and particulars. lis accaracy and
convenience bespeak for it an immense sale.
The publishers, Nessrs. Asher Co, India
nap3Bs. Itsl, request us TO say that the Map
will be sold principally BY agents, to whom
liberal Inducements will be given by applying
20 them Immediately. Also, a sample copy will
be sent. post paid, on receipt OF 80 cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
Sale CT Real Estate by Order OF Court,

SAAS ~ %SSH4 S-Sse-RS y ~A0S@ Va OOA4 !"
rsso. ass.r,...nr. Petition to ssn land.
TN PURSUANCE TO AN ORDER OF THE PROBATE
/ Court OF delaware County. TO directed, shall
olIer tor tie, at public vendue, on the premises,
Saturday, the 7!h day OF juno, 1862,
between tho hours o 10 O'Clock a NJ, and O'Clock
p. M, the following described real estatc to.wit:-
situated iu the County Of Delaware, Chic and N the
town Of IciawaTc, being the southwest part OF LOT
No s. deS Gnatcd on the Re- corded plat said town
being AL OF said outlet south ami Of the ola bury
ing ouhd, formerly decided to tho Trustees OF peia
township and north Of tho north line Of the s
line Of Henry street. CONTAINING about one acre and "a
. 10 rods ng AnG, be thc same more or less
ALSoA fractional part Of OUtLat No four n in the
Corporate limits Of the Town Of naiwaTe, AMI cofti-
Lot No on the east south and west, and being the
set cT in pa tti0n Of ths Real Fstate OF R
Lamb deceased TO 4. \. Lamb, accordins to plat and
survey ni saul itn6cu estate made by lanes Eaton.
ALSC-A triangular shaped picca OF land gituated on
the nlrth wet Of Oat-Int Number six {s) in Tho
Ton of c aware - said county, bounded as fellows
thsace south II degrees west along the east linz Of
Henry street Isbout aUd Third rolsl 10 tho
north hne Of the land appropriated by the S. b. P
iisi.road; thence in noTth-vestely direction along
NO TIA limo sald Lot SIX; tclae north sst< dczr1s
wet along SAIL north line O OutIot about eleven
70 the place OF begnningcontainng about onefourtb +
Of aa acre OF land, subject 70 incumbraGee of SO
month, payable to Ihebo Roberta, provided hy vii
ii said dcstdcat.
Terms Of sale: oaehaif cash IN hand on day Of sale
from day Of sale, to bo secured by mortgage On IL,
premises
THOMAS DAVIS Jr.
Executor OF Thomas Paws ST. decd,
~, ,.., Atiy's for Executor.
~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
rS5~ Twenty-Cne Years Ago.
See advertisement

Mr.. c. c. BaIsToL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gst Of the city Of Buffalo, y. Y invented and
tured compound known Brtstoi's Batsan Of hoar-
ko.l1 which is perfect ErEcIfc ro- caUGHs COLDS or
any BRONCHIAL or IuSo DIFFICULTIES arising from damp,
cold, or sudden change Of the weather
Every person who has taken BsIsToLs BALs4M
OF HoARnoUND, pronounees it the best article ever iR-
vented and justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market is already ulI Of imItatons counterles
and dangerous compounds under ths of Bal.
sam of Hoarhound. Therefore, always be careful TO
,an for Bristols BaIsam and that bis sig
nature is the outside label of the bottle.
MARK.-This Invaluable Mediocre has been now some
twenty-one years before tho public, and without any
effort tAe part Of the proprietor it's sale has become
very extensive, and is daily increasing. The prizes
which the Medicine is sold Us cEr) snabies
partake Of its healing qualities.
@. CROSBY, BUFFAIo, N, 7.
soiemAnufaeturer, to whom all orders should be ad
/ dressed.
| Fer sale W ali respectable DFasEiS,s ootIolY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
To Consumotives.

THE ADFER7TSEt Hi ING BEEN BE-ToFED TO
i h5atn in few warss, by a vary sIna.c rcplei5 1.
ater wing sicre s~v.ril yetls with severe lUBs
aagcti"n, aud that dre u dselse, CorsInpti1rls
cure
To all WIN desire i, he will copy OF ths pr
scrptiou usGl Eree of cia-S y with "a -cii3n r.
- arirs and usi.z the same, DhiCh they wifi icd
CCEE CoNsuEPrIoN AS-H2IA BRONCHITIS, &c.-
itlna Is 10 nett the al,ctel. and sF-cdd rur
tiol which IA to be iHvuab a! he lspaG5
every SUI y u try his remedy, t VII cost tlen
is9tlin,, ahi may prove blessing.
PIrti wishing ths presstiPtil7 viii p!etSa address
Rrv. EDWARD a. WILSON. William sbIrch.
Nay c3.-3n king. Cd,uIiy Se,s York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

On the goth inst, by the Rev. James McElrOy,
Mr.. j n HoYr of Cleveland, to Miss NARY A
LArINER. daughter of 5. Latimer of this place.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. n 10y, Mr.. JoHN
WEIsT. of Wyandotte, 10 Miss SARAH BALTzLr,
of Delaware
On the 10th inst. BY Rev William Thorn
son. JosEPH H., eldest son of the oficiat ing
clergyman. to Mss HATTIE FITzsIMN0Ns, all Of
Steele county, Minnesota,
On the IIth inst, by II Cole, E<x.. Mr. NEL-
son H. FLEMING. of Brown tp-. to Miss LOUISA
L. GRANT, Of Troy tp.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

The reports from all parts Of the Vest rep
resent the wheat crop as promising an abun-
dant yield. The same remark viii apply TO
Ohio and Delaware county. Not only are tie
prospects fue as regards crops, but we have
not for ten years past had at this season of the
year better promise Of an oburdant crop Of
fruits of all kinds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
ID I z D

On the morning of the 18th. at Camp Den
nison, 3Ir. JAMES ". DEAN. of typhoid fever
The deceased was n member Of Captain Nc
ElroY company. Of the Goth regiment. He
was in the battle at Pittsbnrg Landing, after
which he was taken sick and removed TO Camp
Dennison. He was q member of the Little
Mill Creek PTesbyt yterian Church; and he died
we trnst loyal both to his God and his country,
a christian patriot. In the death of all such the
community at large is truly afflicted The
deceased was in his 22d year, short life but
not Nain life. \.
Atthe keSidopce NJ. OSCdle. BsaA Troy,
Delaware county, 0hU, on flie r2t inss.. Ben
JANTN MAIN, in the 10th year of IiSs aye. His
disease was congestion of the brain attended
with paralysis in the left side.
he leaves wife andtwo small children, to-
gciher with many relatives and friends to
mourn their loss. But we believe our loss is
his eternal gain, and desire to be recouciled to
the will Of Him that wOrketh and none can
hinder. In this dispensatiun of His providence
the family has lost a kind anil loviug husband
aud ther; the county worthy citizen;
neighbor and patriot he WAS eaqualled by
few; and the church of Christ ornament in
all christian piety and zeal aderning the doc
tIine of God his savior with a well ordered
life and God like con versItiOn He WIS blp-
tised on profession of his faith into the fellow
ship of the Baptist Church called Marlborough,
in November 1889, and remained Il faithful
member until sleath, serving the church as
clerk for number of years to their entire
satisfaction His company was sweet and ca
tertainine delighting to sing and talk of Jesus
the sinners friend. His last Illness was short
but severe, lasting 1ear two weeks. But he
bore his srfferings with christian fJrtitudc and
resignation, waiting patiently for the time to
so home, when all suffering is left behind
His funeral was attcnled on the 18th ~ his
connection brethren and sis teIs in Christ, and
a Llrgf conc ,urs4 OF his fellow -citizs Is. to
pay their last respects To hiui they love and
respected.
The funeral discourse WIS preac1el by Elder
l. B. Sherwood, from st john" Behold what
manner Of love tile father hath bcstowe | upon
us that-we should b., called the sons of God
therefore the world laoweth Us net, because
10 knowcth him net"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to tho Cornmis-
y sisrrs OF Ieisware County, at their next session
oc IN parp7sc OF appointing Suitable persons To lay
estab sl County Raan tcyvESiiip of iiar
Inn, ia said county: Commencing Cn the State Eoad
rading from Vans Valley IN Jamestown, on ii2e be-
tween Daniel Bailey and Ra With ys; thence wcsi
10 the northeast corner Of hs lsud of stephen lie iE
thence salth on the liHe said lrwis and T.
Whitney the Schco LOT Gntl House No. fhrnec west
the line Between the said :. Lewis AMI c. H. Bl.cy
TO the uGrth AMI south ctlia y road
May 2 Is6--tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

WEAR Is TIE PRIeE?-No matter what it
costs d. B. DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Salera-
tus is the cheapest and best Saleratus you can
buy at any price. 1t is worth more than the
price of pound for tbe first batch Of biscuit
which you make with IT, and pound will save
you more -four and more wear and tear Of your
patience than ten pounds cost. Don't be with
out il for the world
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
Gilrs Combination Steel Plows.

TUST received the largest stock Of steel tws eve
y brought TO this MARKET, among which m; he l"GB
the following, viz:
CLIPS CoInb!natiou GeGeral Use Plow:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

The Democratic State Central Committee
met on Wednesday of last week, and resolved
upon State Convention to be held at Coluul-
bus on the 4th Of July, to put in nomination g
State Ticket.
A meeting Of the Union State Central Com
mittee is called For The 29th inst.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops !.

Never fail to destroy and exterminate ali
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
II of the Fancy Worm Connections and RAN
eous Yerlnifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
as they contain 40 EERcUEY. or other drleteri-
Gus drug. Hothers should always purchase
them, and give their children no other.
no Csil.artic whatever, is necessary to be
glven.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
n L MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, n. T., and Fort Erie, C w
Fer Sale by H. Cornell, and u. L, Starr &
GcBro. Delaware. Ohio. l0-tlYis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

\ Coop MEDICINE NcLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier is one Of the most
useful and pleasant beverages of the day 1t
Is Iaid and agreeable to the taste. bracing the
nerves, giving a healthy tone to the stomach
and imparting glorious appetite. A wine glass
full Of this Cordial taken three times day, will
bc better than a flmiy phySciun, other
medicine will te required. For ladies it is par
ticuIarly recommended. as it strengthens the ribs
of the weaker vessels in an astonishing de-
gree. See the advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
Change of firm EEa mo.

TEE Drug Business condGcted by II. l. STARR ans
- l. Starr, a-ret,fore unarr the IL nanle of A
l. STAER BRO, vii be by tho parties
Ua'ier th1 1sIa ct STARR BROTHER the OLD pi4ct
1hlnktu for the ril;Gs and patrcuage have here
to9Te hiatt, desire tls cootR1a0ca tharahf aid
Vii nss hest n"v9rs fnrIlish every article
tcd IL ic which shal b. tho hest he Hbtaned
We hive every fjcitHy l7r conducting business
the bast u.rueT- nvlg large sttre Room dtt. up
equal q thu .st ia n oitss-Aad Will sell the
lowest R-iccs i.T SSH
u. L. STARR,
Dclavv2r.. O Jan !. 1872. \. I ST3Iji.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
v Eae,N lin

Those Preparations unlike all others arS
Free Ron Poisons.'
Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats do EoF die on the Premises
r They come out of fhrft Aoles 10 die.f
They arc the only iniailible remedies know n -
9 , years and more established IN n. 7. CT "
Used dg-,ho City Port Office.
C'sd by the City Prisons and Station Houses
Is'd 5y-the City Steamers ships. &e.
E,ei by City ftospiials. Aims Houses, Ee.,
uscd by City Hotels-f l4stor-'st Sicholus,,
e.,
Csed blythe Boarding Housrs, sc. &c
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
DR.. NoLeans Universal Pills,

for Liver Complaint, bilious Headache, SC,
Thsre has ;..var ,era AIIJARTIC medicine ollercr
the puhn shet has Eren s1ch eutrV sasfaotbon
MCf 5AN's 7. >lvLVsAI pIIIs
pcIag curey vegetable, they are porfetly !nnooent
1n can he b. she most tlier infant yet prompt
and lrlweiiti IN removing al Blloas secrftons Aid
Impure the stomach. "a fact, troy are the
iy pile tl: should be ussd 10 G3al1rious Gisircte
They Pro' NJ GrPiug, Sir 10ss PAID IN the Stou-
Bor though very and searching IL ther
operation Fnta"tiuR brsthy Fscoeti9nH " the Liver
and klIueya. Who Will sudsr from BisuenesS Head.
arhe md Foul eugnach, when Cbeap remedy chu be
obtaneJg Keep thrgn constantly on hsa3 single Goss
taken in season may Prevent h"crs, days aud oo1hs
fsckarss. Ask for Dr. }. II Mel a uutrerFai pik
Take utbsr. Roing oo4te!, they t4steloss Pic
ouy IS cents Per box sad can be seut BY 1hl tJspy
palt Of the CB!ieI StatcH.
J H. MCLEAN Sole Propr !etor
Cor lor Of Third ana II SITS, st. LOUIS, No.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23

DR.. E. THozsox, Editor of the New York
Christian Advocate and Journal, IS ar present
on a visit to his family in this place. Mrs. 7.
has been for some time past and still remains
seriously indisposed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-23
1NrpoRrANr TO FEMALES.


The combination q the ingredients these Pills are
the result OF long and extensive praetce. They sre
mid in their operation and certain N cOrTeetHE all II
regalarties Painful GeEstruatioas, removing al oo-
structions, whether esd otherwise, ksadashe,
pain in the SIDE paiptaton Of the bcarts whites, al
nervous aectons hysterics fatigue, psin IN the back
and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep, which arise from m
terrupIions o. nature
DR. CHESEHAS'5 FTIIS
was lhe commencement Of new IN The Treatment
Of those irregularities and obsuctos which have coz
signed SO many 10 FRExETCRE CRAVE No female can
enjoy good health unless she regular, and whenever
obstruction takes place The general health begins 70
decline.
DR. CHESESIAS'S Pills
the most edcctusl remedy kBsEns for al com
plants peculiar FRaI Ts all classes they are In
valuable, iadeags l9 certainty, periodical regularity
They known by thousands, who have used them at
different periods, throughout the country having the
sanction nf the most snIias1at PA teiaas IN 4IReica
Eplicit dirscti9s stating 1ess t sh0itld not Be sSd
with each box-the Price One Dollar per Box contain
ing from 50 70 co Pills
Pills sESr EAL, promptly, By reEnisting TO the Pro
prietoEs- Sold by Druggists generally
4 B. HUCISGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New York
B. DICKINSON & son, AcESE,
Mar ZI'52-IY ST sp- Delaware, Ohio