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The New York herald., 1862-12-17

This medicine increases oil deston and exccs
the absorbens into healthy action BY wieh the water o.
caerous dc positions all unnatural enlnrgenepte re
duced As ell par and inflammation and y good tot
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

Holiday Hats. Holiday nats.-AlsO La
dies Fanny Furs at WHITES the renowned Hs,e. at 2ie
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve and
wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House The
Dye applied by skilful artists
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

/ Trusses.-Ma rsh's Radical Cure Tgusscs,
corner OF Broadway and Ann street. under Bsrnums Mu
scum lady attendant No connection with any other
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1862
freight train on the Hudson River Railroad of the
track at Tyol to day. Several badly broken
No persops were iulred
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

The Majority OF Hatters Are very Far
tia a. this time Of the year exhibit in Their store win
dows linens OF head .he fashion n other ars
the world But KNOX. OF 23 Broadway Goes not ln in
this weakness. Enough Tor him 20 know that the Has
hiss ditto, ditto the public who do not te ufe W
cause n ey know unsttainabc, anything beyond.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
Movements OF the Enemy-Rebels Desert.
ing their Flag.

NASHVILLE, Dec. I5-P. n.
The rebels have increased their force at Nolensyile
Forrest has not been at Charlotte The Unionss are
still at Carksvillc.
Three hun dred OF Woodwards rebel cavalry came in
with their arms, refusing to fight for the Southern con-
fedcracy any longer,
weather stormy.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

Cheapsst . nd BEST Soap for Family Use,
isJAMEs PyLE's .. X. Soap sold by the Grocers. De-
pot 500 Washington street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17
Ladies Dslishssd.-Laird's III.

Youth OF Liquid Pearl preserving and boantlying tb
complexion and skin. LADIES' after onse using this de
lightiul article. will be convinced that has no equal Al
druggists and 439 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-17

. Hospital.
LOUISVILLE, Bcc. Ii, 1862.
The Nashville cars arrived On nc All u quiet along
the road
There Is nothing new from tho so,}i 81 Nashville ex
cept slight and nnimporiaut sklrmish yesterday at
Woodsonvie.
The hospital opposite Mgyfordsvllo was burned to-day
The soldiers all safely removed NO lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
N1SU -NEW 7-Octavo PIANOS in rose.
Boar0 auo Rooms.

ROARD in YONKERS may bo obtained for
~ the Winter for small lsily OF for two ladies in
ls.'.nt and commodicas house. BY addressing A b. Yon.
ROARD IN BROOKLYN.-A front Room and
BEDROOM on second hOor to let with Board to family
OF hse gentleman Location very desirable being
70 ferries and cara Apply No. 1855 Clinton st. e1t door 10
the corner VI Baltic. "
ESsONS on PIANO.-A Lady wishes 10
exchange Pisnororte lessons for BOARD ~ private
,s,iiing below 2sth'j references exchanged Ad.
dis's MUSIC. Tribune Olcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

SNUE BATTI E-CRY OF FREEDOM.
SONG AND CHORUS.
Wy GEO. y Ro0r.
We are sprir gipg TO the cali Of eur brothers gone
before,
Shouting the ba,lc-cry OF Freedom;
And we'l hl ,ae vacant ranks with million free
more,
shouting the bst,le-cyy Of Freedom.
CyoRps-Ibe Union forever Eurah. boys, hurTsk!
Down with the traitors! Up with tie stars!
w lille we rally round the flag, beys-rslly once,
Ggai1,
Shouting the bastlscry Of Freedom
Above Of sorg that has created en- unrtee-
6sa:ed eD;huasI1 hoard II soa41 De Ca Ihe ups
pf ali trpe pgtriots at this time.
. Price u ceits For ss. o. the Missile Stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Nep publications.

ITO BOOK SELLERS AND bum
READERS
rr,r prRLsHER OF LIES MlsERABLEs" regrets
h h,,sJ TO annouacc that he has just discovered TINT
pprous Cloth Edition Of the Book has been produesib BY
another psrty by binding the thin peroover edition In
cloth covers. IN imitation Of Cae;ons binding and olsting Il
of upon TIE public Cartoons cloth edition.
Tho pepcr for the 0sne cloth edition costs " Per cent
than the paper Of the pspecover edition, and inc
genuine book 10 nearly twice thick and handsome IS The
spurious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
r ANDS-To MI wanting FARMS.-Large and

~ thriving settlement Of yneand, mid climate, thirty
miles south Phislsphis BY railroad rich soil nns seP
acre; payable within four years Good business oreniure
good society Handsds settling aud making Improve
meuts Apply to CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster. Niae
land anu County, Nsw.Jsscy Letters alsxssedk
Papers containing information will Be cent free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Rea. estate for Sale.

A n elegant Block of is Brick COTTAGES
huishiag s9thst west Of Broadway, opposite
the msguiaceS Fl H. Tauan esq superior any.
thin. heretofore SewYok each House eccupyine
TWO LOTS. giving facilities fos SPLENDID sAEpgs. cArs
ge house &C. tains Raf gc. hot and cold Water Gas
BAH g. sc buii entirely BY days werk lands high ens
beaa fu Possessing all tho As;toss Of city sod country
ccubued wihn tive blocks VI Central Park and staav.
0 tho premises.
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Neru publications.
VICTOR HUGOs GREAT NOVEL.
Y COMPLETE IN FIVE VOLUMES.
CARLEToN'S EDITION

COMPLETE IN FIVE NOLUMf'S
eARLEToNs EDITION.
yFs ABLES-VALJEAN.
~. EIETH PART and las. Of HUGOS Great Novel rs now
sssde.
TIE parts are: ,,v.
PART I.--FANT1NE- fAhf ll'-OoSL4 -
a.Dr M M.prUs PART iV-Sr. DENIS.
PART V-vALJEAN
snob works a. this appear but once in c'ht''y' ~
p,-sbes- Il too huRiby designated mover oS Tvs ''i'
s tb novel j. bot screen behind which the ma'ef si's po
sis as with su,hori.y the grandest end most vital 'D'
qh Pr,bs Of Christ have had in essence ana pn-se no
mere ,ccessfa itsor Victor Hugo ia In tie decline oil
s h, La, been an author Of mark fs more than quarter Of
o.n. h. . an exile and outlaw because be - republican
and win not shure his faith yet NJ: srsse OF bitterness o.
s.oypess deiorms these august voumes koyaa'' hnpei'
,s. sistocr conservative, Perue them whont aver
don Tor their snhor has Us hroah observation reflection
,xpsrience suffering that hight whence is conPre
handed tie good In evil the truth in seeming asehoed and
hs ben,snant uses which Omnseen Wisdom extracts from
su,nsn fraity hypocrisy bisotTy and crime.
Pce pe4 volumes Cloth Binding pste5 on superior pepper
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Copies OF any one volume cloth, St-paper. SO
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New-yoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Clotbin9.
BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER
n $4,000 worth Of CAsT-OFF CLOTHING WANTED,
fcI the Western and CaoIHa markets, Ladies AID gentle
men having any, and wishing DISPOSE Of tho fair
prize dealer are invited to cal OF address note to MiNIZ
No HJ otbsv near 18Th ~ where yo1 win b, re.
sess 10 per cent than BY any other deslo 10 i
Also CaPes urnltsro sad Jewery bought Lsie, pune
tuay attended by bs Mstz Poas- dos forget tho name
Is. MISTZ-sud the bsussg 233 SHAY.
A LARGE ORDER $50. 600 worth of CAST.
IA OFF CLOTHING. CARPETS, FURNITURE .ps
BEDDING 10 supply the CaoTns maket Lsdic. and ron.
cnen, having the shove articles 10 dispose Of "a obtain
utmost yaRe for the wearing apparel BY calling on or adde
Ing b. post, T. hOsENBkh0 NO. 2l2 5thsv. Lsdes At.
tended by MIRA Rorenberg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

yNHE BUSINESS COLLEGE, ASS@CIATING
l. PRACTICE WITH THEORY.-The Silence Of Ae'
taught entirely new psnqu,syae young ,n'a
horsa.hy lo the duss Of the Mechsnt and BANKER. Per
petal IeEbership SO. siudenta enter any urre
board washIng f.si, room &C., oRly 81 81 per week Al
diess for Crcur. Prof TiiOS. Il. STEVENS ClsyeIics
loirmbiaCoun.y n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

ISOLDIERS' BOuNTIES, PENSIONS, BACK
~ PAY, PRIZE MONEY, OFFICERS sEcInfiIra IA
CONTAGIOUS ACCOUNTS, together with eli other ia,.
Claims assin tho
rnl Pl.oe. NJ l. N B-send stamp for our Hand BooS Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Address
THE TRIBUNE.
T'HE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
N l.

HAMMOND on Diseases OF Tie Nervous, Sem
NAL Urinary. and Sexual Systems-NEW and r. LA
BILE TBEAIMENf-by g. D. Hsmm yud, "A. d, formerly
Professor " Secsl Ansony ard Surgery IL the Syracuse
fer tae Million" &c. Price 81, mailed. WARNER, Puo-
dhor No. Veseyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
EinanriaI.
MgonAsIcS AND TRApnRs' BANK. =,

Mr0HAS'c' AI Nrw'Yoss Oct Is, 1884
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT on the
n C stoct of this Bank has been declared psysble on
- ,ba IA. dnv OF November neXt tho Bank assuming
the Government Tax Tie Transfer Book viii DO s0'sa On
inc 23ih inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
90 D)bom II man Concern.
UsiTED STATKs PATENT OFFICE
WAsursGros, Oct. ~. lss1
an the PETITION of EDWARD A. TUT


~ TIE JAMES 3. BAILEY and JANE ID. FUTILE
Admn stors ac. Of tho Estate II CHARLES H. TTIL e.
decoesed praying for the extension Of Patent granted 10
said Charles Tn,s Jan. "a 1872 for improvement. ia
Registers for HotA Furnaces" kc for seven year, from
tho expiration Of saii Pstsn which kss place on tho lJd
day Of January, 1902
ri. ordered that tho ssid petition be heard at the Potent.
Ofico on MONDAY, tho 9th day Of January 1909 At IA
o'clock aud all persons notified spposr show
cause If they have why ssid petition ought no, TO be
granted
Persons oTpospg tho extension required 10 Ale IN thu
Psen Office their objections specially forth IN whs Al
lesn twenty days before tho day Of hesns ell testimony
filed by either party 10 be used u the said ssrna mu, bc
taken and trGned IN sccetdsnes with tho rues Of the
Office which will 10 furnished on sDplicsiion.
The testimony In the Will be oosed on the PA dav Of
Decbef Ito! dispositions and other paper. relied upon a.
testimony must be filed In tho oics before the ornin
Of that day tho any within ten days t r,a ar
ORDERED also that this notice be Published 10 The National
fsrk, " week for three sssve ths ,.,
q d ,ions to 10 81 least sixty day. prcyou, 70 tbs
Gay OF hstfinG ID. T. HOLLOWAY
oct?2law3w Comml,sIcnsr 81 P.,.n,.
T. s-Edtors Of tho sbsvs papers will pcsss cow and
tend their bills 10 the Patent OSe with paper cont.nps
this notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

AT G. G. HOOKS,
CLOSING SALE
Of
RICH DRESS GOODS,
To close the business on the 2Itn OF this mcnn.
RICH OTTOMAN VELOURS,
''''- Only rs cents per yard worth 81 30.
RICH BROCADED OTrOMANS,
Warranted Silk and Worried, d, -.
Oay 81 .eE yard worth g.
ALSO,
A GREAT VARIETY or DRESS GOODS
At lalf their valse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
THE EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The NEw-Y0RK SEm-WEEKLy TRIBUNE is
ssblishsd sv.Ey TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
GlEslcal gEsirumsnIs.

CTOLEN PIANO SCALE.--Somo one having
y entered tho Piano Rooms OF tho late GhOvESrEEN 4
HALE, Tbudsy night aud taken heree M oar spiend
pev PLANO scALE which has created such ,nvisho ex.
cite nens the pa season among a. the old rsnufactore,
cous,Gscpty feel compelled e. brss out an en- NEW
sCALk, aud hays decided 10 CLOSE OUT Ike ENTIRE
sloHk nde from the a.s scale. consisting OF nssrly zoo
NEW PIANOS Of dGsr.nt syles a. great bsrxsnp and we
invite dessr' teachers ond the public ,heso ane
r.eh-.onad Instruments 81 No. <i5 Broadway. NewYok.
J. 4. HALE 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Weo0ing Garos. Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELL" SONS-WEDDINC
"a CAADs-These celebrated Engraved Cuds sold chi,
st No. Io< Fulton-st, N. Y Ersblished 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
FpwARs sfxrisxics. Auctioneer.
liable PRIVATE COLLECTION R

VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
OIL PAINTINGS. by D. w. IVES Co, IN FRI.
DAY Oct p 81 il O'clock atthe saeigooms Ess i55 ssi
10 bro liyiy cseetico VI A. lent snd 1oaen Oh Faint
iny 20 10 number whic invite the s,tern q
csna5s..grs Tie auiil..s III 30 exhibition dsya
be- sac. and comprise Holy FaIi arbnet [, GGlo
I.mano sf whose ~-k l. e1ampsi Landscape by
Vanieihcyd- asal copy from Rsmbl ssd Fgulee
by LON, Crsnscb Noonig By Van Ness Landscape b
kunse. sad o.h.r by Kssier N.cosi. sehasserg.
Williams L. kiir. hors D-deanert erd DeVyder rhsss
pndf, sry Il them 4 high order and are 10 be cid
.iihlu, any Ca'slogues the Gay before sale
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
Gen. Morgan's Division

Gen. Gao. w. Morgan, lately appointed to
the command of Brigade from Ohio, has
charge Of the Seventh Division of the Army
of the West, and is now at Cumberlad Ford,
in the vicinity of the celebrated Cumberland
Gap, where the States of Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Virginia come together. The Ford"
is in Kentucky. This is very important p0-
sition, as it commands the leading and most
fTequented route Of travel from the East TO the
West, through the southern States. Gen.
Morgan is Acting Major General. but as to
the strength of his Division we have no au-
thority tc speak That he will make bis mark,
in the present war for the Union. as he did in
that waged in Mexico, all who know his high
courage and military skill, viii readily believe.
We are glad that he has separate and an iu-
dependent command assigned to him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

SEcEsH PRIsoSERs.-We happened to be
at the Columbus Depot on Tuesday when a
train from Cincinnati arrived with a ear load
of seccsh prisoners, a portion of those captur-
cd by Gen. Mitchell at huntsville, Alabama.
They we're destined for the military prison at
Camp Chase, and were marched out, surrounds
cd by strong guard Of e. s. soldiers. They
were most wretched looking specimens Of hui
manity, and We should have supposed il i'm
possible to collect together as hard locking
crowd of men as they were. Their eounte-
nanoes indicated degree of ignorance scarce
Iy exceeded by that of plantation slaves and
their rigging, from hat to boots, would DEFY
the powers of description. Jack FalstaF 5
famous ragged recruits would have been
shamed by comparison with them. They are
doubtless now hring better than they have for
a long time, aud it is not likely they seriously
regret their capture.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

FREsH GRAPES N MAY.-on Tuesday we
received I box from our Friend, Mrs. Dr. Ca
BUFFERS, Of Eden, and on opening it were nol
a little surprised to fad II filed with fae eius-
tiers Of fresh appearing Isabella Grapes-aud
on tasting them they PrOTed as palatable as
they were handsome in appearance we do
not know the mode Of putting them up adop-
ted by Mrs. c., but whateve. it is it has
proved eminently suecessfuli and well ripened
Catawbas "a much better grape for preserving
than the Isabella) if put up in the same man
ner we doubt not might be kept in fresh state
till the next crop maIured. We return thanks
for the very acceptable present.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09


Mr.. C. c. BRrsToL distinguished Chemist and Drug
gIst the city Of Buffalo, y Y. lnvcta3 and aaufao O.
tured compound knuwn Bristcls B1lozz If IEoar.
hound which IS perfect for coUGHs oops or
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
cold, or sudden change OF The weather.
Every person who has ever taken BRIsTot's GALsAs
OF HoAKnorxD prouounces the best article ever in.
vented and justly celebrated has It become that
tie market IS already iull of limitations countarfets
and most dangerous compounds under the nao Of Ba
Of Eo4Fhound Therefore, always he careful to
cal. for ristols BaIsam aud that his WRITTEN sig
nature is tbs OUTSIDE label Of the bottle
MARK.-Ths invainobe Mediocre has been now some
tyenty-o7a years before the public, and without any
eog the part Of the prop9eEor its sale has become
very excessive and s daily Increasing. The low price
at which the Medicine sold Us Cs) enables AL 70
partake Of its healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, BcFTALo, N. ?.
soiemanufacturar, to whom all orders should be Sd-
dressed.
For sale by all respectable Druggists. cetIolY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

The Union Press gives the following ac
count Of a during and successful scouting ex-
petition by lot OF boys belonging to the Goth
regiment, two companies of which are from
this county,
"A company OF boys Of the Goth, went out
on scouting expedition from Strausburg
about the I5lh att, Travelled all night and
about daylight they discovered a rebel camp in
4 hollow They laid qrieIly until fall daylight,
when they came suddenly down upon the reb-
els and captured every one, 60 men, and 5S
horses and equipments This vas done with
out q loss to either party, only by the scciden-
tai discharge Of a gun IN fhe hands Of one Of
our party, when returning, james Newhouse
was shot in the foot, and so badly injured that
ne viii have to be discharged from the service.
lie will return nome as soon as able.
Mr. n. resides in Scioto township, this coun-
ty, and returned home few days since.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
j. ALLEN, !
r. B. SMITH, !
ON SCnrr
To w. E. DUXx, \
April 28th, 1862,

A RELIABLE CoNCERS.-R Reader, we can as
sure you from personal knowledge, that D. 3.
De Land & Co.'S Chemical Salcratus can be
relied on as being perfectly pure, healthy and
uniform in its results. The Proprietors are al
SO reliable men, who have, by integrity and
perseverance, built up mammoth business
within few years past. Try the SssleFatus
and prove our words true for yourselves. It's
for sale by all wholesale aud retail dealers in
the country
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
This Mnrninr,s Heva
The following official despatch gives the par
tlcula-s Of The capture of New Orleans:

The following official despatch gives the par
tlcula-s of The capture of New Oheans:
FozFEEss MOxRoE, May 6
To the Hon. Cideoa Wells Secy O
the Narg:
have the honor TO announce that in the
Providence Of Cod, which smiles on just
cause, the squadron uudcr Flag-OHieer Furra-
GUT, has been vouchsaTed a glorious vietol Y ahd
triumph in the capture OF the city Of New Or
leans, Forts Jackson, Philip, Lisington- AID
Pike. se
The batteries below and above New Orleans.
as well as the total destruction of the enemy
guIiboats, steam rams. floating BATTERIES, 6Te
RATS, and obstrUcting booms and chains. The
enemy with their own hands destroyed from
eight 10 ten million dollars worth or cotton ard
shipping
Our loss is Sc killed and ! g wounded. The
enemy lost from LOCO 10 l.500 besides several
hundred prisoners. am bearer Of dispatches.
(-igned) THEODORUS BAILLY,
Capt. and ID Com. of Attacliug Force.
Gen. Mcclellan IS still pushing the enemy
onward toward toward Richmond, with fair
prospect Of capturing Lis arms. We bave un-
disputed possession Of York river, the enemy
were eyaeuating their stronghold a Seweil's
Point, Oh James river, aud several Of cur iron
gun boats have gone up the river.
Latest advices from Corinth say Il portion
of cur forces have taken possession Of tie
railroad between Corinth add Granl Junction.
Ne fight yet.
Gen. Fremont's division is advancing, ard
portion Of it reported to be engaged in battle.
No particulars given
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

MessFs. H. WILLIAMS aud H. G. ANDREWS,
for the last tweniy-four years members of the
Paper Manufacturing firm at Stratrord, have
retired, and are succeeded by y. D. PERRY
and JAS. ANDREws, who will hereafter conduct
the basiness. We have ever found the old
firm liberal and pleasant gentlemen to deal
with, and doubt not their successors will prove
equally 50. Mr. Perry has been connected with
the establishment ever since it has been in OPP
GRAFTON, and large portion of the time has
been part proprietor. and had charge of the
manufacturing department. His partner has
also bsen an attaebso Of the establishment for q
numb. Of ysars.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09
JOwT g. GaTT5yss.r.R

TY7kKES PLEASURE " IEF0B5.IeC HIS NUMEROUS
custom 3ra and tbs pubic asraiy, tnat IN adCi-
u9h - his large ana wal s-l-ctd Sick # NCSiCAL
Fancy & Toilet Goods, Stationery, &c.
paug which n4ly be found ralny NEW ARTICLES FOR
oity Pres uts1IIo Of wbtcA h " ~ sal lsuay low.
We also cali -cIAl atterticn "a cur
New improved 0verstrrzg Wagner Piano Forte,
ol 1aanuicetpre. which is pronounced by com
tteut jug all rther PIluas now manufactu-
FOL. Piano Forts Of Al kinds m4de 10 order On tic
s ,rt-st nctict and warranted . sli Cd Instruments
rspAIrej and made u seod
al 0rt,rs frcra thc country promptly attended 10
as- ,IEy AND TOPCLAR SI5ETT MUSIC ccrstlrt:y re-
ced At his Muse S,Jre, sntusy street., ste tie
Williams & LgiiTaer 81 OK.
Ii1,ayIre. O L.. ~ tEEI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

We are glad to observe that the people of
the county generally arc responding chcerfully
and with liberal spirit to tie recent appeals
ir behalf of our wounded and sick soldiers. 1t
b noble work, and wo pity the man or wo-
man enjoying the blessings secured by our be-
uigu government, who, having the power to
contribute, refuses TO do so. The cases of this
kind are, we feel well satisfied few and far be-
tween. The report from the Treasurer of the
Ladies' Aid Society, published last week, the
report of the Boxes Greek Society, aud Of
the citizens Of Orange, and those given to-day
from Troy and Brown townships show that
wherever efforts are pat forth they are emf
nsntly suecessFal We hope the good work
will progress until every township and neigh
borhood has done its full part.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-09

DIR. C. WELcH, one os our rracticing ply
sicians, having obtained the necessary docu-
ments from the Governor, left last Saturday
tor Pittsburg Landing, for the purpose OF as
sistinz in the care Of the sick and wounded
either as nurse or surgeon as occasion may re-
quire. The Dr., for a.yOuns practitioner has
considerable reputation as skillful surgeon.