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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Sale


TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER, GRANTED ~ rHE
Probate Court Of delaware County, Obio viii odsr
tur sale at Public Aurton, the 3Oth day 0t hunt,
p m upon the premises, the following draerhscd Real
Estate situated In thc County OF Delaware and State of
Ohio, wit Twenty Eve Acres sG II the East part
Lot No 3, Section 2, TuNrusha ans Range -, Uned
states Military Nnd ugreeWec 40 a plat -ed survey
made thereof by James Eaton, surveyor free OF the
dover OF Ann NJ. Grmth thereln July atth and 26th.
fSe2 Ole with the Probate Court IN this c&He--ap.
praised al $3.50.
Terrns af Sale: ouothird in hand one-ehdrd in one.
and one third two years from the day e sale, with
Interest," the payments DO secured ~ aatgage upon
the premises sold.
ANN N. GRWFITm.
TtiOS R- G1FFllH,
AdEaintstrators of john Grlath, deed.
TowEIH & VAN nUMAN,
Atty's. Tor Adm'rs
Aus. I, lSds-tt &SzG
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NAYoR's $ OFFIcE

Ut UF HI-NNI's-'@II'
In accordance with resolution passed
BY the city council Of the city Cincinnati
on the 1st inst, hereby request that all
business of every kind or character, be
suspended at ten o'clock of this day, and
that all persons, employers and employees
assemble Mt their respective wards at the
usual place Of voting, and then and there
organize themselves in such manner as
may be thought best for the defence of
the city, Every man, Of every age, be
he citizen or alien, who lives under the
protection Of our laws. is expected te take
part in the organization
Witness nay hand and corporate seal of
the city of Cincinnati, this I'd day of
September, y. D., 1862.
Geo. HATCH. Mayor,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Flax straw.

nSHE subscribers hereby notify all inlersatsd that
4 they WILL NOT until further notice, pnrchAss
any Flax Straw.
they win b. engaged for time IN making re-
pairs TO their Mill and viii give notice when again
prepared 10 receive Straw.
Farmers who save thNir straw viii hnd 4 narks, cor
n soon again conmsnce operations.
Aug isde BRIGHAM HAwEs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

To TIE NERVOUS OF UOTlf SFXFS. A RFTIRD
Clergyman having been restored tn hcah 10 days
after many years OF great suffering is willing Har'st
olhcrs by sending {free,a the rocept postpaid
ract the Rev JOHN N. DANGAIl4, lee Fulssn Street,
Brooklyn, y. Y. tra 40 @5.-aua
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

HEERY C. HEDGks. Of Mansfield, has been
appointed Collector Of the National tax for
this (SIh) Congressional district. CoRNEIIus
s. BAkWroN, of Marysville, has received the
appointment Of Assessor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

About twenty Ohio Regiments have been
armed, equipped and sent to the field within
the last ten days. Others win speedily follow.
The rapidily with which our States quota
nader the last call has been raised is almost
incredible, and speaks volumes for the pa
triosissn Of our people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Hay@s PrmHuualiou
MAYoR's OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
CIScINSATI, Sept. =. 1852.
In accordance with the proclamation of
Major General Wallace, give this pub
lie notice that the Police force of this
city will, until further orders, act as
Provost Guard, and order and enjoin
upon all good citizens to respect and obey
them as such, Any disregard of orders
from the General commanding. through
the Police, will be enforced strictly.
GEORGE f. HATCH, Mayor,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

urU1IaI VIltI IEN =
HEApoUARrERs Z. S. Forces,

HEApQUARTEEs Z. S. FoRcEs,
CIScISSArr, Sept. ., 1852.
All places in the cities of Cincinnati,
Covington and Newport where liquors Of
any kind are sold must be closed at four
o'clock this morning. All sales are pro-
hibited upon failure or refusal, stocks on
hand will be confiscalcd for sanitary pur-
poses.
BY order of Major General Wallace.
j. G.. ELSTON,
a. D, G.. and Chief Of Staff.
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Aeit AdUertisEt1Ents.

81 IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOOE
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
SHERIFF SALE.

I'm. MONDAY the 18th day Of septembez A.
Court House in the town Of Delaware Delaware
County, ohio, by virtue Of order Of sale from
the COMMON Pcas Court OF said CoURty 10 directed
the of Hiram J. Nils, paluEig, James c.
Evans and others, defendants. ], sheriff Of said
county and Special Master Commissioner, will offer
sale at public auction the following lands and tcue-
monts, tO-Nyit:
Hate in tho Town ornelaware, County Of Delaware
ami the Strr of OHIO and known by the following
description, and is bounded foows:-Bcing the mid
die OF the part nlot No O. IN said Della
ware, beginning the line Of Saudusky street
the southeast OF the stone work Of the brick
4 degrees west along the line SRudusky
TO the Of the brick wall on the north side Of the
addition Of the brick building owned by s. Iatmcr on
the Of William and Sanduskg etrecs, being -
feet and IL inches more lcsS; thencOnorth SSE ue
grees with the centre cr said brick wall 20 feet TO
to the thereof thence south = degrees
6< nchcs thence north S9 degrees parallel with
the north limo Of William Stress 60 feet, less,
make 100 tec1 back FROM Sandusky street. 10
post: thence north = degrees cast parallel with the
limo at Sandusky Il feet 90 inches tho
thence south degrees lG0 feet Sho pacu of
beginning: reservpg feet on tho end AZ said 100
feet to he usod alley lane to renan 70 the AeR
eht Of said Mills and the owner and of the loe
lots west and south--be the same more cr less sur
icGi to ~. legal highways.
Appraised at 81 500.
Given under my hand oaoialy, this ltth day Of Au-
gust, A. d, 1862. n. G. WATERS.
sherir Del Co. O., Special Master Com'r
REID EAToN, Att'ys tor Pl'H.
aug 15'62-ts pfS6Tb.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

LOOSE DOCTRINE AND TIGHT PRAc-
TrCE.-The arrest of GEORGE f. TRAfx
in England for his speech TO society
of Irishmen, seems to show that III Eng
land there are bounds te the freedom
of speech which English journals and
members Of Parliament prescribed for
this country. Trains speech suggest
ed the secession Of Ireland as future
posi- bility, and treated it as a right.
1t vas probably scdilioaS; and ifEng-
land was in any danger, might justify
SUMMARY arrest. Bat there has tseen go
end 10 tic English denunciation of the
atrocioRs tyranny Of this government
in arrcsting men for advocating SC
cessioa ia the United States. whcn
the country was involved by it in a
great civil war that pericd its exist
enc. It is iatercsting to see that Eng
lish foreign missionary preaching is so
much more liberal than English home
practice.
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"Wednesday, l7th Of September, 1862,


aware,
"Wednesday, 18th of September, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock d.
m OF dsy, the following described real estate to
wit: situate IA the County Of Delaware, and state Of
Ohio and IN the Niueteent Range, Fifth Township,
and First Section United States Military Survey Being
the north part 2S and the south part Of Lot
No %. Beginning at u stone on post the Junction
OF County road the northeast Of the heirs of
c Boynton deceased land. Black ash eight inches in
diameter north 81 degrees 63I links; hickory
inches in diameter south p degrees west l09 links
thence north SIX degrees west along said heirs north
line in road 225 rods AMI 10 links TO the centre
OlentanSy River. passing over stone on post
by two hckorIes the bank Of the River thence
up the said river with the meanGerngs there
north 10 degrees east 22 rods TO the corner oil lots
30 thence continuing in the centre OF the river
north degrees cast % rods north SO degrees west IL
north s. degrees west IA rods, north 5S degrees
Che division corner of said Ot29 thence
Is degrees PAS rods along said division
line a 4 post in county road by sugar
tree inches diameter, south 81 Z degrees west l59
links thence south degree along lot line in County
road rods ~ links to the southeast corDerof lot No
29 thence south ~ degrees east in said county road
the place Of beginning. Containing log acres aud
IS $40 perehCs Of land, viz: 70 1l2-l60 acres in
south part No. % and 35 and eighty-sx andhree-
euths0neh sixtieths in north part Of
oJ 2S. and being the same land this day decided to
said Van Delnan by said Gardener and wife
b. &. WATERS. Shtrln.
and Special Master Commissioner.
Aug. IS, 1862. SG.f5.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

Tic daunlless courage evihced by our troops
in the battles fought in Eastern Virginia, dur
ing the last week, may be inferred from the
loss of officers. The Captains and Lieutcnants
killed and wounded comprise long list, and
the casualties among officers Of higher grade
embrace the following
Gen. Kcrney. killed.
Gen. Stevens, killed.
Brig. Gen Schenck, right arm shattered by
Minnie ball. viii require amPutation.
Brig. Gen. Hatch. killed.
Brig Gen. Robinson, wounded.
Brig. Gen. Coulter, kil!psl.
Brig Gen Buford, OF Illinois, killed.
Gen. Sfahl. killed.
Col. Csnlwell. S2d Ohio, killed.
CoIunel of the New York Iiighlanders,
Woun.led.
Col Henderson, 9Th Pennsylvania Reserves,
wounded.
Col Fletcher Webster, nortally wounded
and captured.
Col Mcdonald, I'd Wisconsin, killed.
Col. Kultz. of Philadelphia. killed.
Col Roberts, I'd Michigan, successor of
Ctl Wilcox. killed.
Col. Farusworth, sth Illinois Cavalry.
wounded.
Adjt Nuler Phelps. le,h Pennsylvania
ReseI YES. shot through the left lung.
Col Sol. Meredith. of Indians, weuaded.
Col. Brown. goth Indiana, killed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
400 Rods of Farm
LitChes.

TINE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTRACT FOR THE cox
struction Of 400 Rods Of Dichiag his Parm near
braware Persons wishing 10 contract Uan apply al
the subscribers residence
Sept. 5-3t l. J. RICHARDSON.
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re these who claim TO be Ex-
empt from Draft.

FYaHE enrolled Militia of Delaware County will
1@ hvtce tha1 tue undersigned has heeii appointed
by the Governor Commissioner u sup"rintHnd the
drafting and To hear and determine the per
sons claiming to be exempt fFO'D Military duty" in
this County.
Iratting viii comm on Tuesday the 10th day Of
September, 1862, the Quotr nf this County is
filled by voluntccrE before tho LIST OF September.
All persons eEroled, Calming u be exempt from
draft AXE proof before the undersigned within
tho next ten days from this date
Claims exemption VIII be received and hear dali
y, from to Il clock. Ii and from To = p.
~ the Court Room in Delaware, commencing Fridny
4 "a inst
C1aius< To exemption mIst b- prrseatcd in writing
signed by the party Stating the for ptpi, to
be preserved He For proof Of age authentic Fam
lily r"crd, the sat.ment witnesses FROM personal
kn wedge will he required.
For rnf OF physical disability the official certificate
of Dr. 81. terlaId te Examining surgeon, viii be
CURED in all
Other lsnIs Of exemption will bs established by the
ordinary r5i's Of evidence
7. ". POWLI.T., Cclurissionrr, sc.
R1s- The tin for drafting having been postponed
Ill, the 10th inst, exemption viii atien-
tlon hi that tina sep 5 62
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Sheriff Sale.

Rub't 0. Brown, Plaintiff I ri,,-,-a (,,,,,,,, nit,
Paul Randall 9th rs Der's. ~ VI common ~
an MONDAY August 18th, 1862, at the door Cf the
" Court House, in the town Of Delaware, in said
county at one O'Clock p. M, by virtue uf an ur-
sale issued - from sad Court, In the above
Case. J. sheriff Of said County, and Special Master
Commissioner will offer for sale public auction, the
follow ing described lands and tenemcnts toWit 'Sit
uate in county Of Ieluwarc and in the town of
Delaware and state or OhiO being the north half oi in
number ia tolj nHmUer) sgnated un the re-
plat OF south Ieaware, Delaware county. Chic.
Y.Ft part f<t No. ia (uId number) IN Ii ~.
letlbunes addition the Of Delaware; said north
part has front rods, Sandusky street aud
tends the width the entire length Of the lot max
ing OF 20 rods Also the south east part ui ',
No. 9l numbered Powell * Hteems addition 60 said
Delaware. bounded follows: Beginning the
north Of ius No I3 lold nuInbcr) ia sllt
'ctbones addition; thence nortr ia iIe parallel with
the line OF said lot No. 81 aforesaid, 20 point
whore north lot Ne. 90, it continued across
the ay said lot No 81, would meet said an-eInen
toned line; theme the line Of said lot No.
81 thence soulu TO The south east OF Lot
81 thence weE 20 the place oi ginning H the same
premises conveyed to said Pau, Randall by Mo - r. /
t!boue. March lsJ, lS5t-a Of the said piumis hofe.
describ ID being known t hetu.strad Paul
Raudall- Apprashed 70 $3.50
Gwen under any hand Ofiiciaiy. this 7th July. 1899
B. 4. AArFIi-. Sl,.ilr,
and SpcCia NJstrT tvIiIi issluisCr- .
1852 p. Il
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

The Indian outbreak in Minnesota is a
most alarming ufIair, and is causing terrible
distress amoug the inhabitan's- From latest
accounts it seems probable that the Sioux are
alone engaged ia the con,'vi~<;on of the out
rages, though it was feared other tribes would
speedily join them. A large number Of lives
have been lost, though not so many as at first
reported. The following comprises the latest
intelligence
ST. Paul, Sept 3.-TAc Pioneer of the
Both says: Col SibIey's advance reached
Fort Ridgely on Wednesday morning.
Last Monday morning, the Indians. in =
large body, moved up the river towards Red
wood. They had train Of wagons, horses
and cattle. Il IL supposed also that they have
about 200 raptives, women and children.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

RTHFs following Administrators Executors and Guar
IL dams have lled their papers for settlement;
George A. jackson, Executor Of BeneTille High.
Charles Wootring, Admir-. OF Daniel SNart1 y.
J. G. Idle Executor OF Leonard Love.
J. & D. Weiser Executors Of CathArine WeigeF
Samuel Rheem, Gaardirn OF Mary Il. Cowgirl
j. Hooper Gusrdian Of Joshua 8. Cummins.
Elizabeth Cook, Administrative Of J. Gotlsib Cook.
There win be hearing said cases ~ my once IN
Delaware, Saturday sept. 13 1852.
Aug %, 1861 J. RANSEY Prob. Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

MElDnlONS, GUITARS, NIofINS, ACU0f1noNs, AN
III other instruments.
Also sheet Music Instruction Books Violin and Guitn
Strings, Ptich Pipes Tuning Forks, Gc. win be roand
variety - S0-2 WILLIAMS BlOCk.
Nov. %. 1889 -fef
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

Glover Seed Wanted
TIHE Highest Market Price paid for Clover Seed
= BY A. SlRAGsS,
an -, ,'6o-ttf DciaEsSe. obio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

ENINE lvor and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine P0ck a. HALVES Razors and Sciaors, OF the beE
improved vaSksrs will De foaDd sellnE CHEAP a. the
Jewslry Stors OF {. FlArr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Sheep Sheas.

700 KEGS host brand Wheeling Nsis, just rcooive
4OO and for sale AZ the lowest market rate by
uno 1Sls62 G. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
JAMES II. GOODMAN.
COUNTY TICKET.

ArprroR.-R ". REYNOLDS.
SHERIFF.-B. Z. WATERS.
PRos. ArroRxEY.- H. VI. CARRIER
CoAsIssFoxER.-R. 7. McALLISTER.
SrEvEYoR.-GEO. c. EATON.
INFIR. DIKEcroR--G 7. MILLER.
CoRosER.-B. L. WILEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Axes.

gCsr received raoa slU, ,l I1saprsag AEcs, Of the
= best brands--warrautru. Also, BrVa1 Axes: Boys
Ses; Carpenters Adzcs a. &C.
n,s, Z. 81. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Tls older IS a. u En- |.
ALWAYS READY.

T ONL n,lrces anl stuff jnints blistered and IN
IL iucd c, ali these the ~ der IuiFt endure MO.
4'i" NrshH ltilN' "it52 your iTs are graaldDg
gle pot Of this ALL HEALING COOLING save win
give to th, you love Wien far away from home
friends II ialdeIs ami makes tough the Iret 80 that
fhcy can endure great ltgu'. suuthrH and relieves
iho iuhnn q and stiioued lunI, iesviuE etn supple
strong au.l vigorous, While tor
Sabre Cuts and Gun Shot hounds
sr-tIpc Of Inflammation gently drawing thc edges
tErthvr 1t q4ckly ami completely heals the most
irishIlu wounds.
n.ges and Sisters Of our Toluniesrs,
Tnu can nos pat into thc KDapsacks OF your Husbands
aid Br'ileIs, valuable neeeFsaTy gift
than rupp,y u tiI,s
E5traordinary Jfiiaury SdtOe.
The Inrey -eury wa Iag his rounds at night, expo
sc 10 Hr"'GE rams and ehi ught air. Is often seized
with m.ist VIOLENT PAINS. COUGH and SuFFOCATING
HOAR ENFoS, Hrst sym ioirts af QUICK CtJNSUAITION
hat II atppli4d VITA HOLLOWAY PILLS and HOLLO
W-.Y's ~ MOMENT, all danger aysrled lew Pills
taken night and ln"rniAE, and thu OirtaeRt brlHkly
rubbed 4" ice dy over the throat and chest viii
ing 9r bANGl1;oUs cotGH Therefore We say 70 the
Whole ..lay,
Soldiers It caiioaH
sec to r'r hrai do not trust the Il ms sup
plies n tlar5.h valnshie. These PILLS ONT
NENr have been thoroughly tested they the only
In.,lics used d the European Camps and RlFracLs
for forty yatrs Dr.. iLlnway has ssslir,i all thu
Armies IN E1r'pr, and durin. the CRTMEAN CAMPAIGN
he established depot ~ alaclava. for the exclusive
81 thtS- tSttEAf Nf NFltS~. fnf bis
cai ASruG thrrc LAS sold OVER IL weight Of tho
uihtB-ns m siisgs day. Those terrible fatal enc
"a 'es OF t'c oOLtIER ~ CAMP,
hiara-o, Dgrsiery, Sc1sreg, S7ofdous Erlpaoas.
Al disappear like charm before these Pills OTNT-
NEST, and nov while The cry rings throughout the
land,
J9 .4raasg To 1rms -
% not l, these perish by dizeas~, place In
ia, ir hands ihrsa fRENiCUS RIMEIIFS, that
BILE rm ihr dangerous rxposurrs thc Fevers
the Chr, aud The wounds which they ctnnat avoid
ana what IS more, cannot frequently get ths
NOM, Et G Ecad, VherolE Il bHye haer dn.y
pat Their hands into shc5r kRapEaces ihers
rvncuy for all the casualIi-s the hate Geld
ucW many thousands Of lives wouhi thus he
wuaId aliierTise p.rs bclors relief could be otained
Caution i-N~nr genuine unless tie words ''aIoH-
LowAN, NEW York ASD l.ONuoS.' discern hie =
Hata-Hadrk every leaf % tlae b4Sk
T"Uud each !'nt huX the may be plainly
by hcL1Hq ths ieEf b. the light. handE,irle
viii be given To aag rendering such Information
may oal tr the detection or any party parties
tereitng the medicines vending the same ing
th"m to bc spurious.
- S'i nj tho Mandatory al rrafcsEor HostowsV
so laideH Lane. NrN Sprg- liy al i@-f- ctabts
DrnEkirts sli reit'crs Mree. itrouE tic
u ii worS il bsx,~ % cents reuts and 81 each
~ There is considerable savng by taking tle Tar
grI ,.Zs
y. .Iirrrtos fur tho g'Iiiance Of patieats s evs4
ry disc der are ANA 10 each box.
Aug -, 'G--lN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Atte tiOn Com pany
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS, you will hnd
" good assortment Of
Trma4ed Hats,
Swords and Belts,
Silk Sashes,

Peasants,
Bugles,
aud othar articles Ia the military ue the Jewelry
store, a. Williams Block. Please call and exsmine
the siNeS C.. FLAIT.
ArE 10 s2-0
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
UNION NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
SUPREME JuDcE-FRAEK. T. BACkUS.
SECRETARY OF STATE-W. S. KENNoN.
ATTORNEY GExkRAL-C. y. OLDS.
SCHOOL CoAxIssIoNER-W. ID. HENkLE-
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUgLIc WoRKs
JOHN B. GREGORY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

Delaware County Agricultural B0ei@ty.
THE Board u Managers Of the Delaware County AEri
cultural Society requested 70 meet At the Oa3oO
OF Powell & Van Deman, IN Delaware, Oh Saturday The
9Th day Of September next, az o'clock p. full
meeting is desired.
Aug. 20, 'B2-2t J. d. VAN DcAAN, Sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Estate of Isaac TTarrison.

KY, ,JTICE hereby given, that tho undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified Executor Of
thc Estate % Isaac Harrison deceased. Persons inter
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
Aug. 2a, 1S62-3t CHAS. STESBECk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Change CT Eizssa Name.

Browns ron chial IrcchcJ
Gear ami Streng ban tL" voice of Singers.
Indispensable to Public Speakers
Browns Bronchial Trochos
Soothing aF siap'c- ChilGran use them.
assisting Fxsc,loritiou and Curing iarsan, IS.
''Tf>r TROUBLE THROW (FoR wFIriIrFE .TEnc#ps
SrEtirIC) HN'TyG MAZE OFTEN NrsPIi.lg.'
y p. WILLS.
'<TEEEH1y->T1y T79E TE8sr B'-yT.'
REv. HENRY WAVED GEECHEr.
~ fzcoMNEvp rItla Use To prsrIc SPE,rsns."
REV. T. H. CIIAfIN- NiW ADt.iI.
~ EayE PROVED 14sI vxts:L2,Hr FOR worl-,a0 ccreu
EEF. u. IL. %AKIf.N, IHSTuN.
''Aa old lady friend havra tried many remedies n
ASTHMA with nn benefit, luVai rcict trnuI te lrochcs.
EEE. H. i.f.rtS, fRA%RfOET, III.
&C bcucft arcsiors 'f the RrotsJi D 0rgaDs -
Dl;. :. T. n. SANE, BOSTON.
a 81 npe amt elegant co,ttf'in Cos,sIs &c
iR. G. +. B1GliuW, EdSlON.
~ haze keen n2uch afflicted with TRuNCHIAL ArFEG.
HON producing Upars ness aud CnuEh The TrJchr
are tls 1liy eli ct Al rem 'ty, Ftytn- p1g aHaci'
IA .ss to the VOICE RE-. Gro. ssACk.
Minister Church of England.
Mutton lIrsoHagr, Cauuca.
CAUIIoS.--As th@-c many irlitati,na sL amt
1ETsIS only 'Br0rr'S BrJBctit Tr0chcS,'' ~hich by
'oug exper icncs have pruvci their value, havng
vel Ie sanction oC physicians generally, ui trsL
SpGi2iE & cna emiueut men throughout the country
sc!d ty Irrggists evory where, Is cGrts per box.
dtsek tz-1s 9sa- is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

lust received a gcod stock Of wIIkinson's Sheep
~ Shears, tho hest in the marheA
June Is 1855 ems C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Sheriff Sale.
Charles steinbec

Charles steinbeok RY virtue St.s,d Of desTs &c S
John D. Van Dernnn ct al. directed from the Cour
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio shall Of
fer at public sale Of the Court Room in Del
aware,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Snbre Cnfs and Gun .SLof Uyoun,Is
II5cee and SlEfers Of our Tolur

Z stands UucqaalIcd removing and preventing every
se1tIgc o in,Inma lion ani gently drawing the edges
together, II qhckly ami completely heals the most
irightlu wounds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
E:he Great EnglishRemedy.
SIR JAMES CI.AREE'S
CeIe ebratcd Female PiF'

''er1re't tI'fr K fss-Eiltiot =; Sir j. Cltrle A. n
PAysirina- -E1hc0rdt0arg - me QaecA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Eatraordinnrn IIlaarH Satee.

" 'teS uItU 0IkIeFs q OttT UfUnieeTs,
You put the KDaIsacks OF your Husbands
and Br,Illes valuable more neeessary sifI
tu4H ruppy ~ th,s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-04
L A # e s IT m e w s.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

RICHMOND, March 1.-The Confederate steamer
Nashville has arrived at Beaufort North Carolina.
out effect. She brings about three millions dollars
worth of stores principally for Confederate Depart
ments She destroyed near the Gulf Stream a Yankee
The Nashville steamed up to the blockading squadron
In q DEFIANT style, and although time within
musket shot, she steamed until protected by the
guns OF Fort Macon and beyond her ehagrned
Commander Pegram and Paymas,er Taylor arrived
in Richmond, and portion of his freight is being
delivered in front of the Treasury building Pegram
speaks In glowing terms of the hospitality he enjoyed
In England, and thinks that Belgium will recog
nize the South The Bermuda authorities prohibited
the Federals from coaling there
The Sumter was at Gbralter the latest accounts.
She had captured and destroyed tweuty-one Yankee
vessels.