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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-10
LETTER FROM THE FOURTH
VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Cerodo, ~, Ami 7lh ls69.


In one Of my other letters | stated
that lie sanitary condition Of the 18th was
very good. am now prepared lc send
you the exact number of deaths that
have ccumcd since The fr1t Company
Of the Regiment was mustered mto the
service, The aggregate amounts to DE
extremely low figure oIIwelye.
Many single companies in other 44r
ments, have buried more men daring
the same period of service dian our en-
lire regiment. This speaks well Of the
medical staff ard it must BE- gratifying
to those who have friends connected
with US 10, know that their health is en-
trusted to such faithful hands, and also
TO feel assured, that il it should fall to
their lot to meet wi h any casualty on tie
field, they will have the benefit ofal the
facilities that skill and ministry can af
ford to make them comfortable.
Our Regimental and Company Off
GERS need no higher enComium than that
which is reflected upon them by the
proficiency which The men have made in
leoNling the duties Of soldiers and the
skill oad promptness with which they
perform those duties.
as 10 The manner in which the
Quarter Masters department is conduc-
ted. modesty forbids that should speak.
-Four companies of our regiment was
called upon on last Saturday to perform
an unpleasant task, viz:--to attend tho
fNneral oiMaj r Burk of the l4th Ky,
who was bnried at Cattlesburg Ky,
with military honors. The escort was
conducted by Major Hall. l will not
trouble you with the modus operandi of
conducting funeral escort but will re-
fer those who feel interested 10 page "A
Army regulations After the remains
were lowered to their last resting place
our soldiers fred a farewell salute Of three
rounds and
LEFT the hero alone in his glory"
another victim to this wicked, ungodly
and inhuman rebellion, that ie now dis.
tressing our once beautiful and happy,
now distracted and troubled land,
Who can fathom the sorrow or who
can measure the tears that it has already
cost, and Heaven alone, can tell how
much more suffering and misery may be
the price at which it can be restored 10
its original condition and make il again
the asylum ofthc oppressed OF the world
ms well as the land Of the free and the
home of the brave.
But, whatever sacrifice it may cost
TO thus restore it, l would still pray
with the poet.
''May it never into Oblivion pass
But grow MS strong as Monumental brass
Reared as l;igh rs the Serpent Of that metal
made.
While Nations rest secure eneath its shade
P. S,-since writing the above have
learned that the first battalion Of the Cd
Virginia Cavalry has been ordered up
the KoRawha River Q, NJ. 4th
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rhe Mceting Lnst Monday.

We publish in another place the pro-
coedings of the meeting of the loyal citi-
zens of the county, held at the Court
house on Monday last, pursuant 10 the
call published in our columns. AL.
though the weather was unfavorabe the
capacious court room was densely crow
led with tlie substantial citizens Of our
county. IN looking over the vast crowd
we recognized the familiar features of
many of the oldest and most prominent
men in the communitv-mou who would
give character and weight to the delib
erations of any assembly. The bust
ness ofthe meeting was conducted with
the utmost dccorum and good order, and
nothing transpirod to interfere in the
least, with the harmonious feelings Of all
present. The resolutions breath the
light spirit, and though il we had been
their craftsman, they would have gone
bow-shot farther perhaps. in con-
domination of the miserable milk and wa.
ter policy that has been pursued by the
United States aulhor ties in reference to
the treatment Of rebels, we are willing
to bow in Difference to the opinions Of
our loyal brethren as therein expressed.
In his address TO the people on last
Monday, Mr., Polsley read from the code
Of Virginia the following law, to show,
that all who aided in the infamous work
of Secession, in this State, were by the
plain letter of the law guilty of treason
10 the State, whether they were guilty Of
tho same crime or not TO the United
Stntcs, and that thoir indictment in the
Federal Court does not exempt them
from prosecution and punishment by the
Courts Of the State, and tho more cspe.
cially 10 show that all who have aided,
by writing or speaking in the establish.
mout cfthe so called Southern Confed-
eracy, ofwho have encouraged Or ids'i-
gated others 10 do so, are liable to pun
ishment by fine and imprisonment, and
thStiIis the duty Of oil conservators Of
the peace 10 bring them to trial.
CHAPTER 1870,
or OFFENCES AGAINST THE SOVEREIGNTY
or THE STATE.
gic,son shall consist only IN lcyyios
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The USE OF THE WEED. - Mr. Job Dur

The USE OF THE WEED. - Mr. Job Dur
fee. of'rrvetod r. H. aged eighty two
had his first tooth extracted few days
since. All tho remaining "ivoics' APP
pear to be in good working order. Tho
extracted toothwas not decayed, but worn
down to tho nerve by the grit found in
chewing Tobacco. Mr. DwrochaSulways
smoked and ohcwcd Tobacco freely
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Skirmi-h Mt Stafford oout House,
Niruinia

WASHINGTON, April THE steamer
Frooborn has arrived up from Liverpool
Point, bringing some additional portic-
ulars yf tho skirmish at staAurn Court
House. Gen Sicklos' troops captured
some forty horses belong to the oncmys'
covolry, and 10 number of small arms,
Ond the mails ofthe Stafford Post Office,
in which are many letters; some of which
will probably be Of importance to tho
Government. Six prisodcrs wdrc also
token, who were brought up on the
Froborn md sent up to the Capitol
prison,
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FIFTH DISPATCH.

New MADRID, VIA CAlNo, April G.
A sevaro thunder storm passed over The
camp this afternoon, and during its con.
Linuance we heard nothing of the ar
tilery.
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war IsS'',a' s"e . 1's u ,o oa aoDcs, ~ ~
encIigs, s's'ns .son, oiu aIiu COMMIT H.,
t,, mi'aO oI,o,.. auV'' ~
,ess'".u's' A.! ssSin'aOts ",n," 40
r Inn. 90 % o,S;nn ~, o~eo,,; , b S smcb
nsurped government. any Office. or pro.
Tossing allegiance or fidelity to it, or re.
sising the execution OF the laws, under
color OF It's authority; and such treason
| il proved by the testimony of two wit
nesses TO tho same overt act or by con
iession in court, shall be punished with
death.
2. If a free person, knowing OF any
such treason, shall not, os soon as may
be, give information thereof to the gov
ernor or some CONSERVATION OF the peace
he shall be punished by line not exceed
ins one thousand dollars. or by conhne-
ment in the penitenliary not less than
three nor more than five years.
3 Lin free person attempt to eslao,
Ilsh any such usuped government and
commit any overt act therefor, or, BY
writing or speaking, endeayor to ins'l
gote Others 10 to establish such govern
mcnl he shall be contioed in jail not ex-
ceeding twelve months, and fined not
exceeding one thousand dollars
He also read rom Chapter 201 Of the
Collowine sections.
mo a. .-t
o,,,n,;o ne Ia IOu 1913 49,. ~ tb;s sona
So ,o,,,.oaI, g"r ro', S,ion doorn !, oJvisn
~ i''ay, y my u ~ fn ,hot a
~ '''o, o'' su,,''o".u ~ "H r.
pOss, u"u " nojor'Y IN. yo"OI c..a '"', non
sPPo'Ts Spe',n. pV,,OI t,. ,V'r,, IN a"I
I S; VI ~, .oss s'a h MI o oo,o onnS
u,'Gie0. ps.sums, WIZ i"" ,I o;'O 90 L
9 1n'' ao U'"''S "PPO''''' - '"e" paw y
''g 10 oVT Tt. .o,,,t ,,o, >, ill.,. ro,,o,o
. . nc 'our' "a ayl oss,. .l", molion onS
Any ,;,Oye aLs ~ a., i, 'ov', e HOi'vv, ".'
aP'oo'"'ou o'n''e' ""u "'5 VI -: ""s ""
cancy ma may occur III 5',u 'p'IOo 'o t
VI may aiu 10 '"e nu'n'ef '"ofe'0'o''
~ S" Tho romovo, from, tho country n
which he was appointed shall vacate The
Office ofsuch person so appointed, orho
may resign or decline the appointment,
az, anu loorupon inc vacancy Snai' oO ''''ea
II TG" ;nr;od;c,ior and ou,boritv Of
said police Shall extend no farther than
the limits of the country in which they
are appointed; anda copy OF the order
y. VI opPoinLih.,', 'iauo ~ VIC 'o ola,i
hc in MI cases he received MS evidence
Of their Official character
TX Il sbolI bo the duty Of said spe.
oiol nolicc 60 ornointed and thev nre
boreby onthoriyrd 10 onnrohcnd and CON.
vow botora ius'ice If be ncose to be-
deoit win acSordinsly n law I'll nor.
sons whom thpy nav bs by tbe var
rant Of n ius,ics directcJ 10 annrcLend
or whom tbcy hove causs 10 susnart
have vioiated fne Jaws or the State, or
intend so TO do.
al oan;soa tho o,no;rtmont or d;scrset
''N ." '''' ''0
persons as a county po''ce' LOT inc oo''
Ter preservation OF the peace oil the coun'
ty.
And concluded bv reodinr tbo follow.
,:.orm ,l;naaao ot Two 10
seo''0"'o' '"' 0'D,""''O0 :"
lSVl' authorizing the arrest ana impf'S'
onment or expulsion from the State Of
suspicious or seditious persons by the
Cover or.
M, c 80. b
= ne ooverno' n'ay Uauso ~ oe up
.e 1D. t a"u az 1vsU ST., III s,.,,;oions
ci'zenS OF any 1otelS" o'ato
or rover AZ WIT WIFI tne Uulleu pbHles
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The authorities al Washington have
both begged and ordered the correspon-
dents for the press to refrain from pub
fishing such information of the move.
mehts OF our forces as could aid the enc.
my. But, in disregard of wishes of
the authorities, aud the interests Of the
cause, such publications were still per-
sisted in, A most stringent order has
been, at last, isued, and Court Martial
ordered TO try such offenders, under mil
iIary law This, under the peculiar cir.
cumstancCs, we think, perfectly right
It is true, the people want all the infor-
nation they can get, and the papers
want 10 give 81, But tho Government
docs not object to the publication ofony
battle when over, but of preparatory
movements, which might defeat the
whole plan of a well.drected expedition.
We think The objections Of tho prcgsto
this order is not we'll considered.
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Tho Rebels ROtreating in Western Viz,

ginin'
WHEELING, April IA telegram, Just
received, says that the rebels IRE re.
treating before our forces under Gen.
Miroy, who was advanced from Cheat
Mountoin, and now holds camp AllOghc-
nv, lately evacuated by the ConCcderatcG.
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As the crew Of tho Frceb orn wero
getting of the hooscs and other property
captured, the rebels opened a heavy
fire upon them from thickct, bvt on tho
Freedom returning tho compliment NTH
sclrd,ncl thc:cnOmy hustilo disop pear
ral.
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w, B. Quarter, Esq, an old citizen Of
Wheeling, liCl on Tuesday morning
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II eW Watches.

7 am now receiving for the Spring Trade a new
= ict OF Watches aUi Weult invite Inspection Of ull
stock by those wanting buy and not hesitate to sal
that my prices will be found low as these ofany Othc
establishment in the stc-will demonstrate this by sub
'cling few OF the low prices which sell Watches:
good silver Lepinc (warranted) for 50 60.
good Silver lcpino, hunter case for SO.
Silver DeacEet Levers, hunter cases, at SO TO SIS.
lnd Gold Ladies Watch (Earrmted) for $50
dne Coli ladies' Watch, gold dial, very pretty, S25
y Inc Gold Detached Lever full jcWeled tor $50.
Cola Hunter Case, Detached Lever, full Jcwced S35
fun assortment OF the American Watches gold and
silver cases, at low prices.
good assortment OF fine detached levers with silver
caps, excellent time keeucrs.
School teachers supplied with watches on favorable
terms. Second hand watch warranted as 50.
My assortment Of atches and goods in the Jewell
~ line viii be found fu and complete the
the market shall seem to require. Please call at No 3
Williams Block. c. PI.ATT.
April Is 1859
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Axes ! Axes /!

on Boxes Layer Raisins Sa half < quarter boxes de-
x - 20 boxes Valencia Raisins; 1Go bu- Iiried Apples
Peeled and unpeeled Peaches, CraHberries, &c
In store and for sale by
-6b.RFe'lS r. f. HILLS Il SON
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wool Carding.

VTAVJTG recently purchased the CATDING MA
III CIII..E and other Machinery owned by s. Scott
aud spared expense in fitting them up In perfect
dor we nre now prepared 70 10 WORK WITH DIES.
PATCH AND SECOND To NONE IN THE STATE. Hav.
pg secured the services Of experienced workIaen and
aving ass fitted up extra Machine for the special
ccommodation Of persons living distance by ar
vnR early this class Of will secure their
u ork TO take homo with them the same day.
F'esiipF confident that Give satisfaction we
G pe TO see ali our old patrt and many new ones
Il den, May %. ls52-2m 7. 5. SCOTT.
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CALI and if you wish anything the Drug line we can
give satisfaction. jan l. 1862.
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Flower Seeds.

A GOOD VARIETY OF FLOWER SEEDS, received
Il from the East and for sale at 5 paper
Also GARDEN SEEDS, at STARR & BROS.
april II 62 No. Williams Block.
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C. D. POTTER & co.
II complete assortment OF
American and Foreign Hardware

II Il
II complete assortment OF
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting in part Of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and Swcdcs Iron;
NaylCr's Cast, r. b. Germain A. V. Spring, steei
Ton I. Y. +. and American Nail Rod;
Wagon, Haggy, sulty and Seat Springs, Of Eastern
axcis, vices. Auviis. Bellows &c Coil c1apk11.ls
q and 71Gi Log Halter and Breast Chains; Cow Ties
Pump hahn and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &C.: =
zoo Boxes frs quality Glass; from 5x9 10 3ox40 Npv
cut to order) sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
at manufacturers prices;
raints-Wliitc ana Red Lead in oil and dry French
Zlnc, White Litharage Fepltian Red, Whiting &C;
Turpentne, Linsccd Oil and Putty; "
BrusEes-laint, Varnish, Whitewash, Horse and Shoe
Feather busters;
800 dozen Locks and Iatehes complete assortment.
200 dozen Grcenwoods Butts: 100 doz. Wrought Broad
Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Palmer's Blind and
Greedwjod's Congress Quits; Blind Fastenngs and
sash Locks; cord Gimbct pointed Screws.
IA IL E CU TLERY.
G. n p & Co. would respectfully caIItho attention
housekecpers and others 70 their stock
consisting OF Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoa anI common handles, with and tined stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carycrs
80 doz Pocket Cutlery. % different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors
ATes-kooerts, r, White HINTS, Simmond's Brooks
Brothers. BrCal Axes Hunts and simmond's Bench,
Shinglo and Iathng Hatchcts:
n Niilwrght's, CarPenters, G. s. and common
L'Hommedieu's and common.
Chiscls-C. 5. Socket Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer:
Sags-Lea and Icuvit's Muay and Sash English and
American Cut Shepherd s. Irving's Scar jack
son and other makes hand Pannel, Rip, Tenon a.G
Compass SAWS.
Bench PLANES, Plumbs Levels &c.
Ihihes-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chiscl, Pick,
Gate hinges Selfshuttng and 1000 Strap and
JOINT hinges wrought ltasps aud Staples Gate Iatches
Whips, whip iashcs and de Whips Patent and EnaIn-
eea Leather; Emameled Carriage Cloths Oil 1abls
Cloths ami OIL Carpet; Saddlcry and Harness Trim.
nings Shoe Kit, good assortment: Bird Cages
respectfully invited. aus. 20 '59
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

ATT O r NEY AT L a w.
XTT ILL practice Law in Delaware, Morrow,
w { non and adjoining countless.
Office one door south Of the Public buildings, Wes
side of Sandusky Street, Delaware Ohio.
pelaw are, o. Mar. l, '6I-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
NEW AND OLD F!

YTEEE undersigned having sold and bought 81
4 bold Of the best mathines for preparing mate
RAJ for building purposes the known world The mrs
Woodwcrth's Piancing Maehine, which has dSne tne
work in for the last years ID
this county aud can still 10 the with perfect ease
ami prices reduced The second is =. Beraw s tateht
Sash Machine which makes Sash, Blinds ana Doors Dy
feeding with clear and dry Iumber-such as we make
all ofour building materials have been IN the osl
ness long enough that other KIND Will al
Ewer We would say the benefit OF the people Oh
Contra Ohio that would be very sorry 70 have theo
eciRcd others csaud lies, and would be very ueh
pleased 10 have them come and with naked eyes
We arc also prepared TO furnish
sash, Blinds, Doors, window and Door
Frames, AISuIdings, Panels, ETC.,
of descriptions al the very possible figures
Sash hed with glass and painted, flooring, siding, and
in fact every thing the house finishing line at TIE Low
lsT RATES have the largeststoc ON hand Of sash
Doors &c in city will guarantee prices TO suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid TO manufacture
Of Window Blinds order, all completed, tainted and
hung educed prices. Feeling under renewed oollga-
tons Ourrens and patrons for their KIND
for years would still solicit snare Of
the Respectfully -
aug. %, '59-%t1. PERRY KOblNsoN.
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DR.. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
school Examiner,s Notice.

IYEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
II school Examiners Of Ic aware county will meet
the TEAfPI.AR HALL, in the town Of Delaware ev-
cry Satu day, except during the months of Jsnuary
February, July and August; during which months the
Board will meet the second and fourth SATURDAYS on
ly, OF the said months respectively. Examinations
commence at one O'Clock p m Candidates MIST present
sdtisfaetory StiBl0iidiS i good moral chdrl eter
BY order OF the BoBrd
Janes3 '59-%tf H. II. CAREER, Clerk
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Pure Trnphee Seed.

TUST RECEIVED, A SMALL SUPPLY OF INPHFr
q SEED, for saio at the Upper Hardware and AgFcul-
turGl Store. C. C. CIANTSF,Ri AIN
Delaware, Nav 962
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Tusm RmCETWHm-

40 Ste%arts n. Y. nne Favored Candies. Havana and
Principe Cigars, cut Chewing Smoking Tobacco
BY the pound, dec21 W. S LITTLE.
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both sarea.

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN having been rcgtored to
~ health 10 few days, after many years Of Nervous
aunerg, Is willing to assist others by sending free
on the receipt OF postpaid directed envelope cory
Of the prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN nj
bAGNAIl, ls6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn New York,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Cutlery.

TIINE Ivor and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives RazoTs and Scissors, of the bes
improved makers will be found selling cheap at the
JeEelry Store OF Z PLAIf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Fine Cutlery.

A LARGE assortment of fine Pocket Knives an
II Razors from the ceeb ated mandatory VIM Gi.
dTist-ust received t the Jewery and Fancy store No
Williams Block. These goods warranted superilI
to others III the aar1et-English not excepted. &c
tlenen are inv ted to call and look at them.
C.PLA
Delaware May 6--stf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Saws! Saws!

YUST received q good stock of Saws, such as c.
d hoy Mill Saws, sash Atiil Saws, Cross Cut Wood
Spes Tor power, Circular for power Cross CUtSaws
H.. Pannel and Ripping saws Cross Cut Fr ming saws.
strk Saws, Wood Saws, Felloe, Webb and Key ho'
VS.. For sale Al the Upper Hardware Store by
Zee :. .'59-@tf c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
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DR.. MeLean's Universal Pills,
ar Fiyer C;or,,uIaint Billious Headache &,

There has never been aCATHARTIC medicine, ofcrep
TO tho public that given such entire satisfaction
Mo. .EAN's UNIVERSAL PIIIS-
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innOccI
and eau be taken by the tender infant yet prenp
aud powerful removing all Bilious secrctions, ID
or Impure from the Stomach. fact, they the
ly Pills thst should be used ialaTOus districts.
They produce Gripping, Sickness pain in the Stnul-
Bowels though very active and searching their
operation, promoting healthy seCcetinns Of the Liver
and Kidneys Who will su.r from EiIliousnsss Head
ache and Foul Stomach, when cheap remedy be
obtained? Keep them constantly hand; single dose
taken in season may prevent hours days. and months
ofsckness. Ask for DR.. J. H. Mclean Universal Pills
Tako ether Baing coated they tasteless Price
only 25 per box, and be by mail any
part OF the United States.
] H. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third aud Fire SITS, St LOUIS, No.
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JONES g. CARRIER,

Attorneys &c CounseIIers at Law.
TTTILL attend promptly and carefully to all bus
wv insss entrusted to tfem in Delaware and adIoin
ing Counties.
0nce in Williams Block, upstairs second door to the
tcft hand main entrance.
Delaware. o.. March l. '6I .-ff
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Change Of Firm Name.

FTIHE Drug Business conducted by N 1. STARR and
i u STARR, heret' fore under the firm name Of n.
l. STARR Bro, will h. continued by the same purties
Under tha firm OF STARR & BROTHER, at tho old place.
Thankful for the friends and patronage have hero
toore had, desire the continuance thereof and we
will use our best endeavors furnish every article
ted ia our ac which shall be the best be obtained
We have every facility for conductng business in
the best manner avn'g large Store Room up
equal to the best in :he citios-and will sell
lowest prices for cash.
NJ L.STARR,
Delaware, o., Jan. ! 1862. N .. STARR
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Hous SpoutIng

OoNE in Delaware ana adjoining Counties on
- short nctce-nat terial and Wor rkmarship warrant
ed TO be the hestprices low-eave your orders the
Large Stove and Tp Store of 4, EVANS, JR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Saccharaturn

v ted from Nilmon, Andrew n Co Paris Ffnce
For sale by c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
May 9'52.
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Read Rhis

HAVING sold my Stock of Clothing would saw to
Il those indebted TO me that ciSh them 10 call and
settle Immediately
Dec. g, 1861. ALEX DUNLAP
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j. w. LIKES
Mulav Mill Saws.
G. c..

MO dissatisfied Faces areeyer seen toleave CAV
~ TITS GALLERY. The beauty. excellence and
htpness OF his work never faiin rendering universal
Vtistaetiohy Ocl 5,'0e4u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
POCKET KNIVES.

TINY gentleman in want OF good knife had
II better call atNo. s, Williams Block a good as
sortment of farmers Jack Knives OF the best quality
dec7 just received and for sale by
c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Window Glass.

CU{sT Received Large Stock Of Best CITY Brand
J. low Glass c. &. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Wheeling Nails.
w, 2. REID.

HIHE BEST IN THE Markell LARGE STOCK ON
4 hand at c. d. POTTER & cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
MOST DESIRABLE ONES
Axes.

TUST received good stock Of Choppipg Ayes Of tho
- best hrands-warranted. Also Broad Axes. BOWS
Axes; Carpenters Adzes 60 &C. ~ >
Dec. G. 81. C. CHAMBERLAIN