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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
INPORTANT DISCOVERY.
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GUN COATED FOREST FILLS.
10000 CURES IN ONE YEAR


nR HAISFY, # NyS York, has invented process by
,vhicf rich and lxHriaHt VIM pr, tca,! ifo,i.
e b. plants esat ia. lei al vigtts Iisss delight
r. W r. g sfJn- al IA h2lt T rnai fr1jl.rtis ai
tl- Dan sefssn I~ftoo U4o Is-if dae,rg. ami cail
0il.r paaEs- who's yiItGes tn si1tc eferfirt
a. IN -l5sti AZ pay.
!ssc:icaal u ng.rtes vftliis Wine. il..tt laos
TIA most "a civ: IN deltse Fgg g1.lt =.
f,an q sluie J,II. r. sfar : the !s. ii. Fstii -i..
Iyery ss shows gs,d CTS IA ca:.st
ebF-ie G N. OFT Uf;EST FiII4- a4JgEct,
Ih.- telt Hg tis'rt rs I.rulHleat e'l-ei-
IYsIEreIA AND INDfEsTIoNA hes Il ia For g Ills
and bei q Z" tts- IL vii ca tle mes ST eSSi-
Ser.. .z Fl.,ls.-f.- or Two dos If tho ri Is and
bott uf tie Il i5- wa br-ak the ague anil the
Patent Is al when iae directions on tle 6attr
e.fs4.,I roxpr,Ivrs Prom one To tl.rc- Ioz~S d
he FMS, anl tAf- ries II ls Wine, care this b-ti
tsals d-s..s,ter-
iav pr Higp riicsc ms Ji<,Tse-. Une tc
boxes - fu Rms, and three sr az bG1tes tf 'h0
Wac, @re suiii M . acc lnFii-h cure IA ths "'rs
EurIrv NI,uv sv-r,re. Elgcia'i noF H-eszIg .Sa
# ta~ q sfi.eti ri he Forest ~.t. j. p l''ir rem
IA, worst es,< tIst, bat Wh-n
cainp'in Pa! q with s. other dsol der
Pii-s wi be equlred
Rrrxsr1sx -1h. efficacy cf the F rest Tern@di-s IA
RhcUHatis'h Is V'Fy s'-gtr som q The N st dis
t,~i ev" saw have b. II oEreo J til IN H. ten
Pllots l~.l:lLl., ND TorL srcN4cI Gro pr-gatIvc
dose # thc Fret l'i! : Yi cur any bsli dsorcef.
cgiapi3f al i-S lT IL Fu mat q fd MOI bic
conditisn Of lis. IAtsy,!s-
IEvEiss.-flnr .'urE tive ft VIII CIR" rvers
CoUGHS, FoTFr. ET,.ffs- b, Il tlc put a,.d hot
tie n the Wine ai h ak !i rrsc The
crIaEs, e,Hgks. and pain in The tTe,ast
UUc-RS, EaHs, RL1TCfET, Nr'J4af iI~sTd, Fi1T1e0rH
Er.pel0<, Sa1 EI=r'v- Eges, aHd srsg kir y Nh
Ht5r-!hrs o"r1T ANS slarS TEN Il ir'Hf sase
frtsrc tia-d Certsii IS n, HIN bi.t tIt Ilss =
qHi.e fr m st tl.s as I,ers bat il beta .'Ele
dies rS2d. tWn xes - tis = IS. and iva Il IL q,
hotties e Iue. w}l C're Ihr : ans frr
qI-Idy b. less tifan ha tic quaA. ty.
,'ATNncE-l we b. &rs H tl> l. aud rs many b tilsF
&C the s. irr, Wi, the J.teuG.,-r-
FEstLE DISTRACTIONS. pr'6uCcd r. IN bad cIss q
weakly CONSTITUTIONS y ioSes e hr Forest Wl
the nH-sl StTessil fernS 'f ,hsc cnIulaii
aid Il ths AEe i,,.!sW,'4 up i.,N Heek>, thcSe uC
TangrIncIts Ni,I not ucruF again. Ihc Wine -XaCtiy
III trInt constitution ;t;ad gives strength vlger
ana b.5Unl 'g hts,.t. miiliusi X botJte,
have been y.i'hia tn last years, tha Uuited
States taal,ta. Letters ana ecrtrhC Is {" lis
OF my touSaHiS. have been ccIEt TESTIFY
ing 10 the an- ga-d Heels q thcsr r5Iacd e..
Forest WIN" u in age sqaa h"ttts, rns do.aT p
b. @, s;S hattics or y 90 lars. FareSt ri Is
~ lve cents pr UtN Tt put % Nai-'-t II "tt
Y ~ York. 3ud Kept by rSPcCtJb.s' dfrg
SIS i.a every city and Vi ltg the Jn.an and
Br.tt,h ot, Iirss.
HICKIN-ON x SpN, .'e"7ts 1t Delaware, o, and ior
Sale by druggists evrrywn
Feb Il, 1851 v
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
HARDWARE.
C. D. POTTER & co.
FTAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
Il complete assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware

Il complete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and Swcdes Iron;
Naylor's Cast, +. b. German, A. b Spring, Steel;
Ton 7. =. r, and American Nail Rod;
Wagon, Buggy, sulky aud Seat Springs, of Eastern
and Pittsburg Manufactures;
Axels Vices, Anvils Bellows, &c. Coil Chain14 116,
q and 516; Log Halter and Breast Chains Cow Ties;
Pump Chain and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c;
200 Boxes quality Glass from .x9 to 3Ox4O, any
size to order) Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
Paints-Whitc and Red Lead in oil and dry, French
Zinc, White Iitharage, Venltan Red, Whiting, &c =;
Turpentine, I.insced Oil and Putty;
Brushes-Paint, Narnsh, Nhitcwash, Horse and Shoe,
500 dozen Locks and T.atehes complete assortment;
Narrow Table and Brass Butts; Pamer's Blind and
Greedwdod's Congress Butts; Blind Fastenngs and
Sash Locks; cord Gimblet pointed Screws.
7 A 8 l. e G U T LEI ".
C. n p < Co. would respectfully caIIthe attention 0
housekecpcrs and others their stock ofTableCutery
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoa aud common Handles, with and tined Stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvcrs;
so doz Pocket Cutlery, rs different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors
AXes-Rohert's, Whites Hunts, Simmond,s, Brooks
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts and Simmond g Bench
Shingle ard Iathing Hatchets:
Auglr s-Miilwright's Carpenters, c. s. and common
Btts-Clark' Graduated, Churchll1's Hammer Twist
LHommedieu's and common.
Chiscls-C ). Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer;
Saws-Iea and Ieavit's Muay and Sash, English and
American Cut, Shepherd 4 Irvng's, Spear q Jack
sens, and other makes; hand Fanncl, Rip Tenon ano
Bench Planes, Purnbs Levels, &c.
Handlcs-Saw, Plane, AugHr, Chiscl, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting and common l0OOStrap anC
hinges; Wrought Rasps and Staples. Gate Iatches
Whips Whip Iashcs and Tlide Whips Patent nd tIaln
cled Leather; Emamecd Carriage Cloths OhIabl'
Cloths and OIL Carpet; Saddlery and IIarl Trim
mings Shoe Kit, good assortment p. Cages
Glasses, Canary Seed etc, together with a SAM
other articles to which the attention Of the p i'h
respectfully invited aug. 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
at! S alt!
New Watches

Few Watches.
/ am now receiving for the Spring Trade a nep
h lot ut Watches MeIla Invite an iIslsr ION m ms
STOCK hy these wanting to buy, and hesitate sH
tt my prices Will be found low those any ohc
establishment in The Statc-wIl demonstrate tn iy sub
Joining cV OF the low prices at xI;ch sell Matches
good Silver Lepine (wariantcdj for 80 90
good Silver LrI sine. hunter ease fur $40
Silver Iesacnc Levers hunter ciist.s at so to SIS
a find Coli Istcs' Watcl. (v5rrlnJed) Tor 5 70.
hne Et Lad es' Watch s,,id Gia very pretty, s35
dHc Gold Detached Lever, fEil .wplei tor so
Geld Hunter Case, Detached Lever, full lcyyeel s;55
fuli assortment Of the American Watches IN gnl and
SILVER cases, low prices
cool assortment fine detached levers with silver
caps. excellent time-Kccpers.
school teaCrIs supplied with watches favorable
terms. Second hand watches warranted low rs So
Ny aEsnrncn Of watches aid goods IN the level
ry line al b., found ull complete as the wants OF
the market Shall require. Iiylse gall at No.
Williams Block. &. rLAIT
Aprl Is. 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
Cheese j! Chose !!

TETE ARE Constantly -ccsiving from our Agent
w Wellington, Ohio, Choice Lots Of Western Rcsery
Iheese, which, ing 10 the War, are very low indeed
price Gail anu examine
.uiy II, 1851. S. NJ. IITTFII. & SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
RT TMEETFEE

COTTAGE SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN ST. WILL. BI
" opened for the reception Of pupils Monday Sept
20, 1859 Terms from 50 to 50 per quarter.
Sept. &c, '62 J. MURRAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
Attachment Notice.

Thomas Brown, Plaintiff Before r. b smith. J. r., of
cxonaeE E1s KSn ne Mse ooSntr ,o~SsssP soP D'
IN the 9th day of September, A. d. IS62, ssd Jus.
" tce issued order Of attachment the above &C.
tOn for the sum Of sXtyour dollars and twenty-five
cents, debt and ten dollars probable costs.
Oct ,, ls62.-4t TIIOs. BROWN
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tn AxFS FOR 1862

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
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.CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are -e,'1 sick, f-el,le. sni
eoassplaining7 Are ell cat =
urvi,-f. witt yo7lT system de-
So, zesi- a:isI yolsr iscassgs "
eastsi.rtaeie2 IiH~e synaE-
tEus are o.f~s. tlae PielE = Il,
serious il.us~s. Nane 81 q
sickness j. sg-epia.z iif's'i' y 1sls
nusl should r.. AseEred hy .
timely use of ti,e F..ht rem
eds. T'aA7 Ayers iIiiS, and
cleanse ost fhe disariered hu-
Islars- purify TIE hl-sod- and
let the Husai- move en- HnOl'-
sti-ucte,i in hsziEh again
They stimulate tise functions
of tie body iGto vigorous ae-
tivfty, purify tbc system frsEa
the oIsss-uc li.slls y aicti MAKE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
Wastfed Eursery, 5.
MORROW County, 0hlo. 1A'

Il Morrow County, Ohio. -
yTyr Subscribers or flr the Fall Trade coll ciioL
u FRUIT AND O2SAIENTAL TkI-E-7 CONSISTING
Is 00o tgva year o'a Api le from gran;
.uasD Eudced PeacE-hne5
; oau BuddeG Pear, to four years
We shall aIss, purchase have for sale ie assTl
rlcnt ~ thrcc TO f,gr year old Apple, CheTrS @1 go
fre.-s li,. siastfi uIts grReralIy- -, d. -,
Nuszl led. 3say 3. 't--tn } SoSLA-N 4,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31

rS4HREsHING MACHINES, from one to ton horse pow
4 'S fce bv
Aug 3, '62 c. {. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
PLOWS- FLOWS.

TUsT RECEIVED, another invoice of GILL's
| 81 CELEBRATED COMBINATION PLOWS, for sale at
manufacturers prices for cash.
March IS, '6l.-ftf. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
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sg99s6i595 s46K o d9g yjs2g to cFaT OFT m IlS n
Very Reduced Prices for Cash,
saving the purchaser from 10 % PER cAEt rRnn
PRESENT REGULAR Prices uERE OR EIsEwi.s..f,
Broad Cloths, Cassimercs.
Cashmeretts, Jeans, Twce,js, Sattil.etts.
Farmers & Mechanics Cassimeres.
Vestings Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
IAces, Edgings and Embroidcries,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies & Gents Long and'Squarc Shaw!s,
Broche, Plush and Thibet Shawls,
Dress Silks, Ginghans,
Plain and Plaid Flanncls.
Ticking, Checks, Drills,
Cotton Flannels
Brown and BlcacEed Sheetingx
Irish Linens, Cambrics, Jaconetts,
French and English MeriDoes,
A1raccas, Mohairs. Paramet'as,
Zenind+, peIoines, Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Under Shir;s.
Drawers, Yankee Notice iots, & &
In fact ExTENFsvE AsSoEragvr OF ALI KINDS OF
Dry Goods, Crocilery. EartLon Ware, Ware sta
Blank Books, Hard Ware, woo..Il ware. RANTS,
Oils, Ceal g. ,i-oR OIL lamps afd s,iiaacs. Col-
ZEE Sy, ".'ii sl, ts wa"a ''' i Haal ME
Saws, tL.s.} s.yea, i5askete 1.-esy
and tFaeeon Whips. ssisoy,e..sa4
s-asies, Aauure Folat.
Nri7s, Glass, Sab, Cost gse' I.1clc's, Ares
Hammers, Cfaas, Tn Fa1e 7ue HIare,
assoFTnEsT, All Af -Fc1s TIL t-,NNorFAu. TO
~ u usual proass made on Goods.
r.. ,rr !-7-.t - :
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Delaware Comfy by VI. l.. STARR < BRO.
4 hIcKNSoS, < SoS, Delaware J. SMITH Son, sun
bury J: " IaosT, Berkshire: DETHRIcK & HopGpEN,
taleEa; WILLIAMS, ANDREWS Co.. stratrord; &
Son Eden J. IIsHEB, Olive Green; :. CURFEN Ashley
J. F. WINTERIUTE, Norton L. WIiLIlAs, Delhi !. IL
WARREN q Soy, Mlvi.le le : GRUEB, Baepoint HoR.
Ter IEnuEE TYLER, Harlem; IL AevER, Center.
vile; and by Druggists md Merchants generally
throughout the United States.
Feb 14'G2-Coni-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31

DyspePs3a, ImPExlty Of tAe Blood.
From Rev. j. y HsS, EasfOr g Adrsst ChIuef, Boston.
DN. ATER: hare usod yoHr Pills with extraordinary
In my family ard among those called to visit
in dlrtTess To regulate the Of digestion and
Yurfy the BLOOD they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can Confidently recommend them to
nay friends. Yours, J. V. HINES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
The Recent Elections.
FROM Our Own Correspondent

FROM Our Own Correspondent
WAsHISoros Oct. - 1904
Gentlemen from the several States which have re-
Gently elected members of Congress, who are familiar
with the facts, say that no statement can be more
absurd than that which Democratic journals are
fond OF making 10 the effect that the people have in
TIE defeat Of Messrs. Grow, Bingham and Gsrley
pronounced against Radical" RepublicanisIn. 1t
would be a sufficient answer 10 say that if Grow has
been vanqushed, Thad Stevens and Judge Kelley
have been chosen from Pennsy lyania; and that If
Bingham and Gurley were defeated in OHIO, that
State sends back James NJ. Ashley, one Of the mo.i
radical among the radical, although Lis opponent
WIS n eo-called 4" Conservative " Republican who
received some votes from that wing Of the part in
addition TO the eutire Democratic and aDti-Adminis-
trs,ion strength. But in Indiana, while Dam,
always cassed Is q Conservative Republican IL
defeated Julian and Shsnks Radicals OF the deepes.
dye, aud Cofsx who generally voted with them are
elected; and in Iowa several Of the six members
elect have long been known IS Aboitonists, and
have hitherto been unable 10 secure nomination
from the Republican party, because their principles
were 90 ultra. Wilson, who il in the present Con-
srsss, ID Republican Of lie ,trsghtest sect always
voting with Potter aud Loyejoy, and Julian and
Ihad. Stevens. And sll six members are 10 be
Chased &c "Radicals." Tie most conservative
among them, John A. Kasson, replied TO the taunt
Of sympathizng with Horace Greeley, that he was
proud 70 call Mr.. Greeley his personal friend, and
Voud to stand upon the came platform with him.
Among the new members from Penny vania
Republicans whose principles are quite az rad
i;a" as those of Thsd. Stevens. Thomas Williams
Of the ALI gbeny, Butler and Armstrong District,
who il among the ablest and most effective debaiers
in tie State, belongs 10 this class. lie succeeds
Mcknight, who is accounted Conservative" al
though not e" ultra Conservative" Judge Scolield
elected from the Erie and Warren District, ID quite
as bad as William.
Pennsylvanans here who understand the political
condition Of their State insist that the defeat Of
MeSsrs. McPbenon, Stewart, Campbell and Pa,ter-
son results from the fact that very large propor-
tion Of the volunteers from their respective Districts
belong to the Republican party. The defeat Of
Stewart, in Covodes District, is also explained by
the fact that in the new Apportiomnent law the
strong Republican county Of Armstrong taken
from the District and the strong Democratic county
OF Fayette, where Dawson, Stewards successful
competitor resides, added to it, The same Appor-
tonment law struck out Of Grows District the strong
Republican County Of Bradford, and added 10 il the
strong Democratic County OF Lawrence. AS for
Campbes District, ii was always strongly Demo
cratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
For the Sick and Wounded.

Under en- order from tie President OF the United stsss
las been established 81 tho SANITARY Com-
o. ard Jutc.cus distributor
ofacss contributed by the people the sick md wounded
tie Army ald Navy Tue system, alter being well tse
has been formally approved End mendet oy the Pfes
dent Generan-Chief aud the Surgeon General Inc
security oter against misrepresentation Is practical per-
feet. until the contributions delivered Ia the hos itss.
they necessarily psss nom the control Of the Com.
sion or than million articles sent through one Of
the largest Of is channels OF supply has been acerainea
used Discreet aud Trustworthy agents constantly
poyed in visiting ell divisions o! the including those
tine Mississippi and the Western from
their wants. direct supplies where hcy
needed and to secure, Tar practicable theu
honest use The Commission does no, urd-riais to de-
articles to individuals and declines 70 receive contnou
with restriction To their destination within the
limits the force employed In the service of the Nation
nent OF Nation unity wherever IL 10 sntsson-
with local pride. The distribution OF hospital
supplies Is bot abruch o: the work Of the Commron IL
employs the best talent which can be obtained In
io III, health and veo Il Sighting men, to tighten hee
burdens and TO sustain their spirits under the pfat'ns and
hardhps which essential o. successful warfare
For this purpose contributions to it, treasury are solicited
They directed - the Treasurer O. l. SlhONO esq
No. o. Ndtst., New-iork.
Commissioners under appointment from the Presdsnt
tie United The Rev Heavy w Bellows d. ffoG
A T. Bache. LII. d.; George w. Cullum, y ,; AlexAn-
" liaIn H. Van Buren, NJ d.; Woleo' Gibbs NJ d. Sam
uel &. Howe VI. d. Conels. X Aguew, NJ ID Elisha
H.ris NJ d.; ; Newbcuy. NJ d.. Georee 2. Strong;
Horace Binney jr the Right Rev Thos. CLARK D. the
Hon Joseph Holt X. W. Burnett the ien MAX sAInui
Frederick Law Olmsied. . =,
Contsurions OF suitable supplies FOR he sick and wounded
wi be received at the rooms OF the Womens Central Relief
A..oca,iou No. 10 3dsv.. Cooper Union, Newicrk For
The Commi..ion No asa Brosawsy OF BY mail to FRED.
LAM OLMsrED GeBers Secretary. Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

pOLITIcAL.-On Saturday evening, the Demo-
cratic delegates TO the III Assembly District, conpnsins tue
Fourth aud Fih sgds Of J.sey CITY, met 1t No OI Row
ard avenue and nominated kaAh DTafe or Member OF A.
s-fnbly from that Disirict
The friends Of the Hon Samuel a. French met 1t CONNER
ca Hal Jersey Cy Saturday Afternoon and neinst.d
him Tor acTih
public meeting was held a, Washiny,op Hall IN jersey
City on FRIDAY ui.ht last when AsonA Union Club wa,
onnsd The folio wing named Gentlemen wee elected per
il4nent otceTs: .
Mr. Hoswell Treasuref-J Fleming Jr; Executive Com.
tnse-J owen R9wso, James Werner srd Aid fsHgborn
until sf,.r election
mas, eetin. Of the Democracy in favor q sustaining
N, Government and vigorous prosecvton Of tie war and
in favor Of the object, viii be held IT Commefcl
Hell Jersey City this Monday) evening for the purpose 81
putting ia nomination candidates Tor the various oee' 10 Do
lled tbs FalL a,
Ire Bfeclinregs Democracy threaten to bresi UP tho
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
Henr CurI Schurz.

fAWYAx COrRT.HOUsE, Va, Oct p. 1862.
GEsTLEAES: Your kind invitation 10 address Tie
citizens Of the State Of New-York in support OF the
National Administration and the vigorous prOsecu-
ton Of tie war, has Just reached me-. Ny dutIes ne
an officer OF the army render it impossible for TO
comply with your attering request, but he assured
II were not here in the field would mos, certainly
have offered my services ar "a volunteer in your cleo
tora campaign.
If there ever was period in the history Of this
Republic when every Of her citizens ought 10 lay
aside ali his private predictions his former party az
hhstons, and his petty individual jealousies, and
think OF nothing bat tie salvation Of bis country by
Whatever means il might be, that period has now ar.
I'ed' Neither the Of our arms the stat
Of our finances is such that the people Of the North
may indulge In internal dssensiOns with IMMUNITY.
inere are only two parties which at the present time
can ogicsy exist: faithfully following the lead
OF the Rational Administration, and giving active
support 10 all its against the Rebellion and
the other going ahead Of the Government, calling
out and inspiring the native energy Of the people,
and preparing the way for the measure which, in
the future, the Government will be obliged to adopt
Every loyal man must belong 10 one Of these
two. They differ only by the degree of their patri.
o!iam. BY the intensity Of their ZEAL by the sagaety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
CATARRH CURED.

From the Rev. 7. r. Russell, Lynn Mass
Ihsve been much troubled with Cssrrh Of the worst type
for some twenty years 1t gradually worse producing
cough and hoanenss destroying the sense OF smell and
breaking down my general health to such degree to CON-
pei re.ign my pa',osie and suspend puohe speaking
made dsent OF the usual remedies such as 'ha' OF
diver. kinds nitrate Of silver Arwaer, o!gelaT and fhaia
tons but ~iihou, any very .autaIy effects Last summer
heard Of Dr. Lshth successful mode Of treating Catash
visited hun and put myself under his treatment began
Immediately improve. and this improvement has gone on
to the pis.ent time Ny Cs,sh be. gradually melted
my cough disappeared voice has become natural aud
am once more able preach the blessed Gospel Let NE
advise all who troubled with catarrhal difficulties 10 apply
to Dr. LiyhthilL r IL hossbbL'
Lynn, Msss, Feb l. 1902.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

WEST HoBoKES USIos MAS NELTiso,-A Grand
Union Republican Mass Meeting will be held this MONDAY
evening. u O'Clock at Library Hall. Hobossn Al. Who
an. in fsvor Of sussiuug the Administration In tho sup
preston Of the Rebeon in,td to s,,end The mse'ns
will be sddre,ed by M.Ie0. L. Wsid candidate for Oe'ef
nor Jossph r. Bradley candidate for ConTt" Cortland l.
Psfksr aud Denning Duer
FIFTH COsGKEssIosAL DIsTRicT.-Ihe kepnbl-
can Convention for this District Saturday night snd
indorsod the nomination John Duffy for C0Esfess made
by the JeaeTsonisn Democrats.
Ninth CosGRKssIoxAL DIsTRIoT.-A letter from
Col John Mcleod Murphy formally accepting the Repub
CAL nomination or Cous.,s "a the Ninth District. has been
received BY Jsmet T.. Coulter Chairman OF the Republican
Nominating Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

No 40 W.rsRsr., NEw-YoxK, June ;, 1867
Dr. Lighthl has succeeded In completely re',oTns my
herring which was seriously impaired although previous to
applying 20 him was treated by several physc'sn' without
the least benefit Any further information should be
pleased to render application to at NY residence No
,792d.. Brooklyn, Z. D. or at my place Of business No
7.a W.,,r,L WIN H. WATERBURY.
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Person. who claim they for exempt
from military duty and therefore not liable to drs
hereby notified 10 attend before the Commissioners sp
pointed to hear aud determine such claims at the Police
Station. Houses OF the WARDS In which they reside. -
The Commissioners will nence their session on MON.
DAY October 90 and will sit for dsys The hours win
be- from O'Clock q IN to 4 o'clock D.
Exemption certificates heretofore filed In the office OF the
Cousty CLERK are Of no avail
Surgeon will be In attendance to examine claimants Of
ee-m p,ion sccoant Of physical disabily.
The following List OF Station II OF the several
Wards in which tie Commissioners VIII alt;
Fist " ard.. -
Second Ward. 40 Beekman-ss.
Third Ward ............No ~ Waren-s.
Fourth Ward OAK -
Sixth Ward. FRANK io-st
seventh ard. OF Goyerneurse.
Eighth Ward. corner w oostsr
Ninth Ward. ~
Tenth W Essex coirs buo.ow'
Eleventh Union Market No 429 Houston2-
Twelfth Ward. .llbths, BloomiDsdAe hoed
1hineenth W Attorney, corner Dei4noeys
Fourteenth NO - sPtins9'
Fifteenth ward 40 ~ Ste.cef.
Sixteenth W iJo VIC" "nsS
-syeuteenih Nhd 'VI ~ anu sav
Eshteent Ward..-..E East I'd 81, bet LIST and zdsv.
Nineteenth " ard East ay near dsv.
Twentieth Ward <Z w est S.tD-sts
Tg.nty.trst ard. 10 East hs6
ty-second " ard 4th-'t 0et eiA and s:nsv.
Claims Of will be received only In the wards
In which the De sons IA sSing the reside.
VIM. HENRY ANfHON,
yuos. Advocate General.
Chief Commissioner Of Dratine
Dated Sew-Yort. Oct. II, 1861.
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NKw.YoRK. June 20 1851!
Dr. LreHrHrLL- Dea, s1 pleased to be able to e'-
,y to the efficacy OF your treatment IN the case OF my wife
whose hearing in you succeeded in restoring after
tr..men, Of vsou, kind. hsd been applied in vain may
furthermore state tina, her heating remain. good to the
pre.en, time though is several years since she has been
under your care CLAYBURGH, No. al Duanes,