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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
d Foreign Patent
r. H. EDDY.


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
(Late Agent OF y ) Patent Office, Washington qn.,
the Act OF 1887,
rs state street. opposite Kilby ST., Boston
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of iwen}
years, continues 10 Patents in the United StA
also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign c0u'
tres Caveats. Specifications, Assignments, aud all Pc
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on beTa tdFi
ana with despatch. Researches made nO American #
Foreign Works, edeiermint the validity utility OF rs
tents ornveniions lesa! or other advicerpndeed
all matters touching the same Copies Of the claims
any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar. A"si
mentS recorded at Washington.
fhe Agency Is not only the largest IN New Ehssh
nut through 1t inventors have advantages fol secah
patents, OF asceTtaning the patenlabi'iiy OF INVENTION
unsifpassedhy II not iMmeasuraby supeDOr!oa an! WEES
can be otiere them elsewhere. The testimonials 'f
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Al IN
PATENT OFFlC Z han the subscriber: ami ASST -
Il THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND AHi"
iIY he would add that he has abundant reason IL oe
ana can prove, that at no other Office of the kind are
charges Tor professional services moderate. Inc "
nitnse practice of The subscriber during i~th! !t''
past, has enabled him 10 accumulate vast c0itt'h"
specifications and official decisions relative 10 paeRt'~
lhese besides his extensive library al ego ana nee
ical works and irl accounts OF patents liantrl III
chlted states and Europe render him nble he!onl i'
tion to otter superior facilities for obtaining p2'eh''
All necessity OF Journey to WasAUgtNn, - p't''7
patent and the usual great delay there, arc Ar's '''
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard NJ Eddy as one NJ the m5H cirp' we
ceSgW practitioners with Whon nave had "H' "'
course.
CHAS. NtSON," Commissioner ' PfF..
nave M hesitation IN aSsurnE lnv'&'ef' '.' CO.,
cannot employ prr>on more compcen, and n','"' -
ana more capable NJ parting their Applications y, .
70 secfre Tor them an eurly AMI iavnrlbr r,H1"s'
az the Patent ulfcp. LpMUND BU IN F.
Late Commissioner ~ p.''"'
" Mf. il. II, Etay has made 20: me TAN aEN ID,
cations, or Il II hut one Of which patent, have Hr'h
ed, and that is l.Uw neudlEa. such nm-'h'
proof ct great talent and ability hi, pan !"i' %"
recommend all inventors 10 arpy To MN 10 ,''. l,,
patehis, as they m8y he sure ut haViH! ii' mo- -
attention Bestowed on ther cases. dnd ~ v"'y r.
cha5gas. John NAUGhG.
Daring eight months tie >Uh.c,nr.. tn c"'''t
lhtst nAcite, made, on twice rejected ~. 49,
SKI EEA APPEA LIS. EVERY GSG M rEl,'
ciStt ~ bis iaTnr, ny The ComD.s,aHr. ', ,'rnpy
Iinsrn, Dec. >. 1851 "'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

certain and permanent cure for Rheumatism Nedrar
"A ga and Salt Kheum 1t IS an nlerha eoonirn
no charge IN diet or business, and may be lahen oy
children and persons of the most delicate
tpnfat
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
ia. W.. sslcEaardasOsa's ESTATE.

SHE Subscribers having heen appointed by the Hon
rhIe tf'sa" Court for the District of Washington,
nhSsoners TO receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands of all ersnus, against the estate of James
". Ei"hn rtSon lae of Montpelier in said district, de-
ceased, represent intoiven and The of six
tom Sh Gay Of harcH, 1862, being allowed by said
Court TO the creditors If said deceased, to exhibit and
their respective claims before Give notice, that
" ~ aited to the dutieS of appointment at the
iweug hCuse III Salome f. Richardson in Montpelier,
said district the first Monday of June and Sapem
ut 10 O'Clock i'll the forenoon each of said
day
JOEL EOS TER, JEr ic,
NELSON a. TAYLOR, o""''h rs
MCntprli<r, Ma Ch 10th. 1862. 32JfW3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Nathan NEOrse's RIstate.

'EA subscribers having teen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District of Washington coamis
s"Aers to receiv examine, ana adjust all claims and de-
hans of all persons, against the of Nathan Morse,
~ Norhhed in said district deceased represented
insoen. and the Germ of six months from
Mach, 1862 being allowed by said to the cred
ltorS O said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
specve clams before Give notice, that will attend
to the duties Of appointment the dwelling -h0usc of
aa.,a dforse in Northed in said district on the lst
Thursdays of June and Septens next at O'Clock IN ,he
attetnua1 each of said days.
MOSES ROBINSON, Fannie.
WV. NICHOLS, WI" rs
Narthfali, March l4h, A. d. 1862. 326fw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Hannah fuckers N1.aate.

TNliE Subscribers hav ~ cen appointed by tie tlou-
l. 0ribe Probate Com tor he District of Washington
commissioners toreCelvt .eNginl adjust all claims
and demands ofa e'sons against the Esateoiiannal
Fucker, late of Painfeld in said District, deceased,
represented nSoivent, and the of SIX months from
iheR6th day of February A. r.. le2 helng allowed by
said Court the creditors said deceased oeXhbtand
prove their respective before give notice that
We VIII attend to the duties OF appointment at
The dwelling house Of B;Wlef Pratt in Painfed, In
aid district, the 11h day June and the ll Gay Of
trIsi next, at O'Clock IN the afternoon each of sad
4ays.
LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN co.,xs
A. f. MARTYR, oo"' IL.
N!Einleld March 10, A. ID. ffG3. E325w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Allen .D:scks' Estate.

"ssSM OttRS HIStsaeCs
HE having heen appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington,
htss|oners torecelve eXanae and Just all claims and
Ietands of all persons eanste Estate of Allen Jacks,
late OF Woodbury. in said district deceased,
eGiES"vent, and the term of six months from tile 18th
dayns February 1862, being Allowed by said Court to the
"1edorS of said deceased to eEb and prove teir
i've claims before us: Give notice, thai will attend to
he duties of our appointment at he dwelling house late.
~ e. Hpied by said Deceased in Woodbury., said dis.
trict the st day Of May aG 18th day August next
at O'Clock in the afternoon. each OF said days.
r rHiSEA HAt w1 ii comHors.
Eoadbuty, March Is. A. ID. FG2. a26fwo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
PLEASANT NEIaHBoRHoons-

Ones pleasure is much affected by the qual-
ity of ones neishbors, even though not on
speaking terms with them. A pleasant bright
face at a window is surely better than a dis
contented, cross one; and house that has the
air of being Inhabited is preferable to closed
shutters aad unsocial blinds, excluding every
ray of sunlight and sympathy. We Ike to
see the glancing, cheerful lights through the
windows ofa cold night, or watch them, as
evening deepcns, gradually creeping from par
lor to the upper stories of the houses near US.
we like TO watch the little children 90 in and
out the door, to play, or TO school, We like
to see white-rohed baby daucing up and
down at the window in lis mothers arms, or
the iather reading his newspaper thereat even
ing, oc any Of these cheerful, impromptu
home glimpses, which, though we are 40 Paul
Try, We will assert go to make a pleasant
nelghborhood to those who live for comfort
instead Of show. Sad, indeed, some morning,
on waking, it is TO see the blinds down and
the shutters closed, and know that deaths
angle, while it spared our threshold, has
crossed that Of our cheerful neighbors. Sad
to miss The white-robed baby from the win
dow, and see the little coffin at nigt fall
born into the house. Sad to see innocent
little eOsfpressed at eventide against the
wlndowpane, watching for the dear papa"
who has gone to his long home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
BE PATIENT WITH THE LITTLE ONES.

Be patient with the little ones. Let neither
their slow understanding nor their occasional
periDess OEend you 10 provoke the sharp ra-
proof ReBember the world is new 10 then,
and they have no slight task 10 grasp with
Their unrlpened Intellect the mass OF facts and
truths that crowd upon their attention. You
are grown 10 maturity and strength through
years OF experience; and il i'll becomes Won 10
fret at u elIlid who fails TO keep pace with your
thought. Teach him patiently as God teach
es you, Zine upon line, precept upon precent.
here a little aud there little" Cheer him on
in his conflict Of mind; in after years his ripe.
rich thought shall rise aud call you blessed.
BAie patiently the endless questionines Of
your children. Do not roughly crsst5-tAe rising
splrIl OF free Inquiry with an Impatient word
or frown, or scOld, nor attempt, on the con
trary, long instructive reply to every casual
question: Seek rather TO deepen their curios-
ny. Convert, il possible, the careless question
into protOaad aud earnest enquiry. Let your
reply seud The Ettle questioner forth. not 50
much proud Of what lac has learned, us anx-
'o1s 70 know more. Happy, then, il ia giving
10 your child the uiulehil of lruth he asks fc r
You can Whet his earnestly with glimpse of
Ihe mountain Of truth lying beyoad- SO tbod
sSit send f,rlh philosopher, not a silly petai.t
into Tic world
Bess pltiently the childish humors of those
little ones They are but the unlutored plead
angs Of the young spirit for care aud cultiva-
lion. Irrtiated into strength, aud hardened in-
40 habits they will haunt the whole Of your
iile like fends of despair, and make thy little
ones curse the day they were born; but cor |
Fec'ed kindly and patiently. they become ele-
Anents OF happiaess and usefulness. Passions
are but tires' that may either scorch US with |
their uncontrolled fury, or may yield US a gen
ial and needful warmth.
Bless your little ones with a patieat care of
their childhood, aud they will certainly conse-
crate The glory aud grace Of their manhood TO /
your service. Sow in their hearts the seeds OF
apeIetNial blesseduess; its ri tened fruit will
afford you perpetual JOY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Remedy for Aeue and Fever.

Too much cannot be said in praise OF the FOREST
WINE and PILLS rem ,dy for ague and fever We
have the most natterug accounts from almost every te
and ague district in the Union Of their complete
in this disorder, and where they cure, II Is =
cure indeed the complaint docs not return again, nor
the remedies leave any injurious elcts behind, as s
the when quiuine med containing quinine
taken have Known many who hage bad tlIer con-
stluons almost ruined by taking medicines containing
Quinne. The FOre Wine and Pills cannot harm child
by taking thea occasionally, through the scy sea
soas they Will TCycut attack from fever and ague
and other disorders which common in neg country
Reader If you shsud be attacked by aguc and fcver
rids with yoGr health 10y taking qunine oth"
injurious medicines. but send directly for the Fores
Wine and Pills, and will guarantee speedy and per
mansat cure.
During the prevalence Of aEue aud fever last Spring
and summer almost every day brought sumo new Proo
their great efficacy in this disorder, and far
they have failed in breaking the dsor
der and restoring the patient to vigorous health.
Feb os-Im. ia
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
VOL. Xiv.
LUCY HINcHcLIFE.

The lark went up to heaven, seeming Il
beat bis breast with the sky; yet, tiny speck a
he was-scareely dscernibIe to the keenes
vision his song was audible to Lucy Hinch-
cliff % her mothers little garden. Lucy wa:
a daily gOverness, and was 10 the act Of pluck.
ing rose to adOrn ber bosom, before she SET
out toenter upon a days routine She cast
her eyes around the modest garden-it was a
very modest, very little garden-Iooked up at
the lark once more, received the last note Of
its song into her souI-smiled as the gray
headed mother id thepinched widows cap who
Was standing at the window waved her adieus,
aud closed the small gate after her.
There was not in all the suburb in which
we lived better girl prettier girl, a more
loving, more dutifal daughter than Lucy
HiDchcliE She frsl attracted our attention
when we went, with eur satchel on our back.
willing enough, to school. She was younger
10y two years than ourselves little timid
thing, as We remember her, She had father
at one time, but we could see that the old man
was poor; and once We were prompted to offer
some of our Fictuals which we bore in our
bag, tfor we dinell at SCHOOL, hearing that she!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

The following is an extract from letter
written by the Rev. J S Holne pastor of the
Peirrepoint street Baptist church. Brooklyn,
Y. to the journal aud Messenger" Cincinnati.
o. and speaks volumes in favor of that world i
renowned medicine, Mrs. Winslow's Syrup TO-
children Teething:-- ~
I'VE see an advertisementin your columns of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now We
never said word in favor Of patent nedi-
cine before in our life, but We feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no hum
bug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND WE Know IT 10 BE
ALL IT CLAIMS 1t is probably of the most
successful medicines Of the day, because it is
one of the best Aud those Of your readers
who have babies cant do better than to lay in
a supply March 22'6l-lyasp.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
r@- Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Mr. C c. BR1sToL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
cst Of the city Buffalo, y. Y invented and manuiac
tured compound known BriStoi's Balsdm Of HoaT-
hound which is perfect SPECIFIC for COUGHS, COLDS or
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp,
cold, or sudden change OF the weather.
Every person who has ever taken BRIsroL's BALsAM
OF HoARnoUND pronounces the best article ever Ia
vented and justly celebrated has 1t become, that
the market is already tull of limitations, countorfes
and most dangerous compounds under the name Of Bal
sam of Hoarhound Therefore, always be careful to
call for BristoIs BaIsam, and that his wRITIEN sig
nature Is on the outside label " tho bottle
NARK.-This iuvauabie MsdicIre las been low some
twenty-oRe years before the public, and without any
effort on the part the proprietor its sale has become
very extensive and Is daily increasing. The low price
at which the MEDICINE sold (25 CESrs) enables tC
partake ofits healing qualities.
C. CROSBY, BUFFAIo, n. Y.
Sole manufacturer, whom all orders snould be ad
dressed.
For sale by all respectable Druggists. oct 1o1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Rash9r Pleasant Incident.

days ago, as Gen. Buell. vas riding OF
tx through the streets of Nashville, an
alic lady, Mrs. w, living in a fine
Iouse, stood at an q. en- door or window.
a rebel flag toward him, and cried,
ah for jeff. Davis aud The southern Con-
cyl The General rrined in his horse,
toward The lady, touched his hat with
, courtesy and saavity fol which he is re-
bile, and, surveying the fine house from
bottom with the eye of coDnoisseur,
.rema ked, AN excellent house for u
s" In less than two hours every room
of sick soldiers, and Mrs w. was po-
questcd to take care of them. We
: congratulate her upon her blessed
ige of mmisterinS to the needs of suffer
triots-Lou. Den.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.

Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale
Hiram 1aaF'S B1r sae 10 me droeted rect from the
j. BusheI wife al Colrt OF Common feas Of Iela-
ware county Ohio, l shall offer at public sale a. tie
door Of the Court Reom in Delaware, -. -
On Monday, the 7th day of April, 1862
between the hours Of and O'Clock p
m Of said DAY following described Real Estate to
wit: A ri CO g~ound IN the Town nf Delaware and
County oT Delaware, state of Ohio. Beng 81 feet lP
id OF the north side ofTwo Fractions Of gToud sit.
atoi Oh SInGnsky street in said town OF delaware
which lie sout: u house and lot tfQrnerly own
i bv L, powers aa the grouHdhereby c'b
veyed being south of said ware house, ana Is
part of the same property decided by a, F. Pett6one
Guardian &C. on The 21st day ol Juno, A D. ls4S, 70
Hiram G. Andrews, Thomas Pettbone aud o. !. nm
tom said deed OF T. Petbone conveys SO feet, Of
which cty south Of and adj0inng SAID ware house
proportv was conveyed B. Powers. and thus dveo IS
n ed n and does convey remainder 81 feet front
on SsndusL street extending Lack vest kya}s Fsds
and baf 10 the rear said frEc cnsi bounced norE
on T. Powers seuth on c. sweeteer.-
.. b c. WATERS, Sheriff Del. Co.
and special Master Commissioner
Mar It's pf S4 so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

lcAH STocks GONG UP.-News from
states that the victory at Fort Donel-
teen received in England, and instant
ed q considerable rise III the prices OF
stocks. This is an important fact,
Aig that We are borrowers in the mar
none the less important in showing
. conviction abroad connects our ma
with the maintenance of the
Money holders know their interest,
: know that the success OF secession
&c death Of our progress. In the fall OF
Jnelson they discern The final extiuc-
the Shareholders revolt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Matthews Chocolate wOrm Dreps !.

Never fail to destroy and cxtermtl,ate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
IL of the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and naig:
eous Verlnifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
as they contain NO MERCURY, or other deleteri-
Gus drug. Mothers should always purchase
them, and give their children no other.
(No Caahart;c whatever, is necessary 10 be
given)
For Sale by al Druggists aad Dealers in
Medicines.
1. / MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, N y, and Fort Erie, C w
For Sale by II. Corncll, and u. L. Starr s
QcBro., Delaware, Ohio. l0-ilyis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

song Of a Delaware Soldier Boy.
DrDrclrrD ~ Co. D., 2Oru REC. o. v.U.g

;A1ED ~ 20. d. Z0TH REG. o. V. L.
AK.-A TIE Girl I Ieft behind nae,
On the 0Ientangy was born
n pleasant, happy home:
ans down its banks on summers S exc
u was my delight 70 roam.
ti1s nos Ia camp a soldier hoy
AF love nf country finds me
Aud oit think Of former friends
Aud ''the girl left behind me-
To those at home nay foniest Thoughts
Are very apt 10 wander.
Especially TO her I love
1 nOw confess with czndor-
But faithful 10 our Union lag
The foe will ever nnd me,
Though Oft ] think OF former friends
AID .'the girl ! left behind me. >
Aud 'FheR the foe is near at hand.
Hes rebel standard bearing.
AGAINST our good old stars aud stripes
His horrid oaihs swearing.
Ihen faithful 70 CIR Union ha1r
The Zoe viii ever find me.
though Oft / think Of former friends
And ''the girl left behind me-
The traitor foe, We soon shall rout.
Rebellion mtsI 60 IuGcr
DNI0bc our lfeciien . truSty steel
Our hghtnInR and our thunder.
Then LONE again to Delaware
Our lri -nds shall ever lind a.,
Not only truet'uUr Unio.i nag.
but s'tlg girls We left behind US. 3,
Ihen let US give our hearts TO God.
~ Him we'IIbe defended.
Rcstored in safety TO our homes
Naiea this great war is ended;
And th0se w4o pray for US away,
"a OuE retarn Wiz find US:
Not only trGe tour CAiOn tllg.
But the girls we lett behind MS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
SHERIFF SALE.
Elias Lewis ct ais.

Films lewis ct ais my virtue of az
- d execution To-
Tia " f. r. r. Co. ?. iuciI,al, me directed rom
and Joshua Judy, Guarautor. tha Court or LIN
at the door Of the Court Room in Delaware, on
On Monday, the 9TH day Of April, 1862.
between lie hoars Of 10 ocl9ck a n and O'Clock P
m OF said d Il fe following described Rcal Estate "a
vii Situate in said county Of Delaware and bong In
Lots Nos eighty nine lsa ninety (90l nincty-ons (a
ninety seven (gT} ninety ogbt C1s) ninety nine re-
one hundred (iO0) onc hundred aud thirty i've ll&b
onc huudrod AMI thirty 1851 AMI ono hundred and
thirtysevc fl3if ia Peids addition to- tb9 IoSs 81
last ware aud in the rs-runmberinE t te lois q
the Tuwn OF Icaware numb red S25, s27, s,s
s3I, sa5 1855, e57, s73, eT4 and 672.
~ - g. {. WATERS Sheriff
AIR lis If So 90 Delaware Go. O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

READ AND RENEMBER-That if yop don't
want to endanger the lives of yourselves and
children, use D. 3. De Land & Co.'s Chemical
Saleratus, instead of using the capstic, pnheal-
hy, impure stuff that is so common in the mar
1et. Yop may possibly save doctors bill by
taking our advice.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
legal Notice.

William NJ Clark, Executor Of the I Civil Action.
Estate Of Lewis A. Clark, Plaintiff Pending in Della
against ware County
James N. Bennett, Defendant. Common Pleas
THE DEFENDANT, JAMES n. BENNETT, a Hok-
resident of the State Of Ohio, and resident ct me
City Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, Will
take the Plaintiff the 9Th day of March
A. D. 1862 nIcd his petition against SAID James NJ.
County State of Ohio alleging that the said james
NJ Bennott, the l4th day of November a. d, 1860,
executed and delivered to said Lewis A. Clark, then IN
full life but since deceased, his deed of mortgage, con-
yevinc TO the said Lewis A. Clark the following desert
bed Estate in the County of Delaware and
state Ohio in Range 10, Township s. Section 4, Cni
ted States Military and bounded and described as FOL
lows: Being part the Real Estate whereof Milo D.
Petbone died seized and off to Estclle T. Richard.
son the heirs eff Milo D. Pettibone deceased and
described in plat Of the division OF said Estate as SUD
division being much OF sub bdivison mp as
lies of Curve of the Cleveland Columbus
Cincinnati Rail Road. and mprised in survey and
plat the made for Israel j. and EStele / hch
ardson by James Eaton, Surveyor, Twenty lninis
numbering from l54 1Ii inclusive, as follows to wit
Nos l54 i55, 1856. 1S7 ljs 159. l6), 16l, l6", l6J
1884, I66, 167 1885, l69, no. III 172, 17S ia 175
also OuLots 16 aud IT, addition to Eas
Delawaro-being all Of said subdivision 'tM' lyinf
| south OF and bounded north by said Rall Road. anC
| south by lands formerly belonging To Reuben Lamt
deceased be the same less. Also, Inlot M n
Der forty seven (47) lying Berkshire street in Eas
Delaware aforcsald-Ihat said mortgage was executed
to secure the said defendant, bearing even
date with said rgage, Tor the OF le sum
-Four Hundred Dollars, in year from the date there
Of with interest from date payable half yesrlyIha
said BOnd is past due and Plaintiff asks Judgment 10
the due thereon aad for the sale ot the sai
duly appointed and qualified the E1ecnor OF the sal
Lewis g. Clark deceased defendant is required
answer said pettioE on jhc 25th day Of April, a. L
1869. ,.,,,-,,,.,-
March 7, 1905 ss.7s ' -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

'Costar's' Rat, Roach, &C ExterminatOr.
'Costars'
'COstar's' Bed-bug ExterminatOr.
'Costar's'
'Costar's' Electric Powder for Insects &c.
IN 25c. soc. 81 BOXES, BOTTLES AND FLAsKs, $3
AND S5 SIZES FOR PLANTATIONS, SHIFTS,
BOATS, HOTELS, &C. &C.
Caution! To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PerniciouS limitations, y new label has been
prepared, bearing fac-s,miIe of the Proprie
tors Signature. Examine each bottle, box OIL
flask carefully before purchasing, aud take
nothing but 'Costar's,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28


DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectuaI remedy knowns for all
plain peculiar Females. To all classes they In
valuable ;adacing lgk certainly, periodical regHlaTy
They are known by thousands WHO have used them at
different peri6ds throughogt the country having the
sanction of the eminent Physicians America
Erplic DIRECTIONS, stating lrheF key should mol Be sd
with each box-the Price One Dollar per BOX, contain
ing from so to 60 Pills.
Pills SENT MAIL, PT0mpdy, by Temittng TO the Pro
Prietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. 3. HUCHIEGS, Proprietor,
90 Cedar Street, New York.
B. DICKINSON & son, Agents,
Mar 2162-1y st sp- Delaware, Chic.