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IA cV1CKER'S THEATRE,
oe7'a Opel att O'clock: perfSrmauess con1sakieTk
BENEFIT OF MISS JENNIE RUsMER.
Tragedy and Comedy.
1tesnAT EvESNa. sov, .4th viii bs rf+s..t*d
1sf Tie first tine IN to ea1s t,= thrilling T1ny=ly u
LuCEsETaA BDxeGIA.
tuS7etis Jeunis Hcsvc-.
NJ Mysfs Jsrro II. 1io4
Gsana Darce. ;t:.tss jeanne di:hs.
To conclude With the elegant Comedy Of
TIE K*aRHAcK ROOM;
oE, TIE SOLDIERS HOME.
Miss HSsJsE %1sE Es5syy " Myfs Ms Msy,ss:. and Mr.
Ilesda- three exeel ent .,t1ces.
III r. ishes, 81 81 tRH s n7snt Old comedy CURE roE
pH12Hk.E:5Sif't2IC IN IC SOCIETY OF
E1EsT GoscERr.-rH1RD SEASON.
BRYAN HALL.
Tuesday Evening. November 25. sG2.
III, HANS sALATEh, Conductor.
- PEOGH HANNE:
9s'h 81. Fass OF AN OVERTURE, cenc>ec1
II ,M." 7uE Earz'lon Of tie tirea5 Exa, ,5iti1n
"~' s---''-''.s'-.....-- ,Au5er
3-t1EkT TtEr song FOR MALE yo1ors-
"eerzcltle," .......'- p,...
3-Viel1S 500" Fan1as1e Cn ,slce y1ervtan,,.
AR. Il ra CLERQCE.
A-GEsSp 4r1a-"o y yasso saol~ I1.Eac-
MISC JULIA ELLIS WORTH
5.-GEAEp SfAraoSY IN B FIAT MAJOR
II. LsrEtct: :c-5R 5Ronisac:s} }1'-'''esaoa''on-
II. F1nnle-AElesro antnato grszIozo.
6-skGoSp D fASTaslA On Themes Eona "Th-
N""" rs teH'es
Bliss JULIA EL13TORTl
s-oy1E1CEE-"D+ Der Fre1schutz," Tebsr.
To commence at eight O'Clock precisely
Tickets for the ecr.rs Of Five Concerts aautt:ac
nEa nLelnaE 92e two Is,liss to be hid t.e
Er;iE StorFa r Raot d Cl'ly q Cia; street apa T.
A. Higgins. III leasAcph street n tha osf;c: Of
aE aHa q nc Si cEttary u y Clark street.
Ihe Ese nt vii limited to lo ard alre eadF
n:o1s than 500 haye been eo:d-
E. T1SKHAM. President
Z. .. S11thSEf, secsetary- Roo1 KRIS s.
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DECEASED SoLD1ERs.-The fo1lowirg sol
diers hare died in hospital in Frankfort, Ky,
since October IA, 1866:

since October IA, 1866:
CHARLES Rogers, CO a, 107d III
JOHN Becksf, :. Ssd Mich.
John Mcfarland. E. 1e5th III.
Herbert q. shirtliff. Il, 2sd Mich.
Thomas Curtis, II, 2sth lii.
JOHN Cox, g, 1e4th Ill.
David Thurston, G. 23d Mich.
JoelK Wood. I, 10Th Ind
Jerome 3. Wilber. I. sd Mich.
Charles Moritz. I. 18th Ind.
Robert Watson. I 1Ead III.
Vim. F. Thomas. I. oS1h III.
George y. Sly.A. 9s1h Ill
Eric B. Dean, 3, 23d Mich.
David L. Bennett. i, s3d Mich.
Thomas, j Rusk, a, 93th III.
Henry F, Wright, B. I'd Ind.
Merion hartman, 18th Ind battery
John H. Penrce, !, 105th III.
Names Of deaths in genera! hospital No. >,
Jackson, Temp, from its organization, Oct.
18th:
Byron shaekeliord, a5th Ohio, Oct. ~.
3. Steele. 18th I'll, Oct. 10.
Geo Hiskey, tad Iii Oct. 10.
Morrison Smitz, 9th Ohio cavalry, Oct. e3.
Daniel o1klnan so!h Ill. OCT. s3.
Henry Barber. SD Ill, Oct IS.
Francis King, 1th III Oct. 80
Thos. Magec. e9ih Ill, Oct a5
ssmuel Kee1er, 65th Ohio, Nov. s.
John Cockerhan, S0th Ill, Nov. 4.
James Randolph, 31st H., Nov. s. .-..
Ley Bishop. 18th u, Noy.7.
Anderson 5slwin fsr hi sesTssnt, es Il esd III, Nov. :.
John Leslie, 3!ss Ill. Nov 5.
+. F. Frctwell, 18th Ill, Noy.T,
E. c. Tazner, sth ILL, Nov. r.
This report dates from Oct. 18th, The
whole number Of deaths is eighteen, and the
death rate per cent. Of all admitted nine.
II. N. CRAWFORD, Surgeon in Charge.
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Now ready and In wonderful dez1.1d.
dectded 5soSRLrE. unlike Any othee package s7ce
sold; contains greater variety OF STATIONERY SEA
nore new and nsetu1 articles: splendid JEwKLEy
and one OF our great combined CHE,?RKx Ho4Rps
CHESS IEK and CHEcK8EB. SIS per day inside es3y
50 5elG Tor ct7cu.s1s aud be CONVINCED.
&. NJ. DUEsT j. Co.
Es1GnSfA.Sm 1G4 11arE tl{.aaix
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Ee eaeh township Tor ATKINS FAMILY K.lT.
Ing MACHINE. From $40 to 10 pzoat par vesK
can BE- earned On It BY any man or Noman- e vM
make 80 eo9 stitches mInufc VIII knit pat7 u Stook
Fsasy WsEE W s9aE,.; NpaisS Hea4 RIsssss uaaess
We viii Eiys TO one resson II eash t1wBaaip the
elusive right to Aad sail the machine Ter ye1z
pr1ce paid fof de machine easily anA quietly. =
snn IS gss ~ 1lss, afSe
VIII faItaer "a ~ pa:zeMs1aIs M cai On Or adSsaa
[Ett1l EtaKup3 BRAABoH q K1aLI4eT General Akautk,
10 LRk7 street, Chicago. H. no1tLS131
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partment, viz: the 10Th, Gen. Gilbert, on tho
lire Of the Louisville and Nashville railroad;
and the 18th, Gen. Drmont, at Frankfort. The
1st division army Of Kentucky, (Gen. smith's)
is under orders for Gen. Grants department;
and Gen. Morgan's division, lately arrived
from Cumberland Gap, being under orders to
report to Gen. Roaerraas, is not now included
in Gen. Wrights army.
-Birge's old regiment of sharpshooters
has rot been 1cosganized as the Goth Illinois,
but will be known as the 14th Missouri, OF
stWestern Shasl,5bootcrs." 4 letter from
Lieut. Col. Chas. ". Smith to the compiler Of
the Army LIST, says:
"We are frequently called the Goth Illinois
by the papers Of that State. We would gladly
be an Illinois regiment, but have never re-
ceiycd any official no1ice that We arc 2nything
but the l4th Missouri. There are but feE MIS-.
souri, men in our ranks-moetly Illinois.
from Illinois; two companies and part OF an-
other FROM Ohio, one company from Michi-
gan; and balance from Ninnesota, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Iowa, etc.n
The Goth Indiana from Lafayette, etc.,
is now in Gen. Robinson's brigade OF Birney's
corps, army Of the Potomac Its earliest expe-
r1ences in the field we're at Cockeysgil!e, Nd.
its saddeuest experiences at Natteras Inlet.
with rough sea making clean breastt through
an unprotected camp. Was at Newport News
when the Merrimac came out from Norfolk;
was shelled by the rebel monster; was en-
gagged in the battle before Richmond; also in
the battles of Bull Run, August saoth aud S0th
end the battle Of Chantilly September LIST.
The regiment has lost IS killed In battle, and
has discharged aTT5; but by the addition of
new recruits it NOW numbers 90S men.
or the original flftJ-nine Illinois regi-
mente, numbered from the 7th to G5th inclu-
sive, but thiriy-one Colone1s remain of the
first stock. OF the thirteen cavalry regiments
only eight remain. The changes have been as
follows:
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First Wisconsin Cavalry.
The 1st Wisconsin cavalry voted as follows:
221 Republicans, % Democrats. This does
nGt exactly agree with some statements Of
the Milwaukee Ncus, the other day, that the
vote Was about even.
, 1862-11-24

JUST RECEIVED
Iioyfs New Stcei Plate RaIsresd Map ofthe UEitc5
States. Price . ceata
Lloyds New Map Of tkc United St:tes. colored Ia
Counties. Used By tie Secretary Of the Nayy. fdcs
50 cents
War Telegram Marking hfap of Virginia. slowing
the movements OF the Amy OF the Potornsc- Price
ctnte.
The above Msps maDed tree to anF pazt ct the eorn
iaf r. r. LANDCN, agent, 10. S. Lake street. oppo-
Hite fremont Home. nQl Y6$41u
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UUilliIfU.

VI aNJED-A situation is meat
- and pas1r5 cons IN ko,e: Big + n IL a.t hIs
Wif No os:jeCt:an TO 80 !nto tic cUnG.ry, As. y
enEss:hn 3s ccaSlIn sn hg German mas Arsly vt
MRS HAtEs Agency 0fce, I'll Wsshinstac s:tcct.::i
MT AEs D-Islacksn1i{hs. Appl,
" at the cfce Of the supe1iutc aaent os tie ca
ceEo ard Al1e Ratl-oad. Room ), Masonic Te-p:e
npIix.12aW ..#
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TOR SALE
At $GJ Each,
Two Few Cue Horse Tread Powers,
Emery's Patent.
As,. six Of lngersoil+s Patent HIND HaT Presses.
NESr1ELC T. WRITINGS
Iro1e< Clover Huile.B-Et11 bull thirty bushels In
ten it,urS GEO IT, B1sAGT0N IeoFtl, Ill.
NJ
, 1862-11-24

Go worth Of choice freah Groceries, At Chicago cash
Spices Wooden Ware, Soaps. Tobaecos- Cigars. Fish,
&C. together With great Esrfety Of other goods nsu
prove CITY town. farming property In this stste
indiana Michigan. Wisconsin, or Iowa. Terms. haf
takea q exchange; b Drsy: Expires Wsgoa aad Ha5:
Of goods aud p1lccs apply TO BUCHANAN q Co. No.
Il Seuth Water BY letter to same. Address, an
, 1862-11-24

WANTED-Agents TO canvss fer
~. the forthcoming History Of the CIyI War IN
America. 1y JOHN s. g ABBOTT. tauthor o1 tho LIE
Of Continental Eur9pe. Sc.) Aeet6 Viii lzd ELS
rare selling book Terms liberal Apply for sar1tto.1
to @ GIRHS 134 Stnts CLARK street. Chicago nj
1C5s 0t!Ee Ev1 3s3. aat3 p933 II
, 1862-11-24

VII A ANTED-Cabinet Makers,
Wa1te1 at South Bend, Iad. taitt5 or forty
Ecoa t?ah7"t M4stEs, TO alo ceIs!aEt r.a:k pro- z
nHd Teed sagrs w::I pe Ei:en. Apply 10 isll-
EEl.T q SAMPSON. = Like street, o. t,H sS e
l0 WILL 4 Co., South Bant. It'd. uo11 .1;e.-xg
, 1862-11-24

%A7 ANTND.-PsSa1ns csdu:rizo
w Eslr. to call At the H-EiE7an. ss3 aov.7.
Chice. 10y ClaTE street. Methodist Ep7coDst cEt7s
Kiccs. where usy be f01Ga Gaie AID t.uzle hep f1I
caty a4d country OEasEs from the eeaatry 25ogin.f
attended to. Post Oftca Box 1Ei2 STEWART
HAM1IEOS. Persozs Eita ro9d reference y ,ntir7
f.:si.ects sals situations may Inl sr:i Al :aa oea
, 1862-11-24

w ANTED-Boi!er Makers. -Ap-
R'y at The o,;ce OF ts.e Superintendent Of tic
GhfeaEs sdn A:toa RAILROAD, No. 3 Msson!c rempie,
De3rho-u street mil, VIZ
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" ANTED-1O00 Agents TO sell
w CLARK INDELIDLE NAEEIEG PENCIL.
sampje =ert Fl r 5gaN ~ q cents; dozzn for f.a7
M.AGlE ECEHENCT CASE sent bV mail on re-s:t
Of II cents. RUBBER HEAD PESCiL-,,iice 10 caats
by NAL post paid. Send stamp for Circular. E. r,
fremont House. MIA VS7G.m
, 1862-11-24

WANTED-Agents. $50 per
~ month aud al1 expenses paId. We will pas
. ths ahose pIIce 70 honest sctiye age1sa alloa
MACHINE. Retail prize sl5- y. have age1ts Hhosa
commissions ayeIa5. $le0 per month. ps1ttc1l15I
T, @. Drawer 5259, CnIcaro HI nn1.r9SSn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
aen. curti. and Command at Hslsn. Az.


MEMPH1s, July I4.-Gen. Curtis entire
command arrived at Helena on the l1th
The army lett Batesvile June 23d, reached
Jackson-port on the 26lh, aud started across
the country on the 4th.
When the 18th, Illinois was coming down
White River with load of cotton, they were
fred on by gurrillas seven miles below Grand
Gasse. The fire was returned, and the reb-
els fed A cOntraband taken on board the
next day, says he saw nineteen dead rebels
near the scene.
On the 7tb, Gen. Curtis's advance, consis-
ting of battalion of the First Indiana Cav
airy, Eleventh Wisconsin, and the Thirty
Third Illinois, were attacked By two regiments
Of Texas Cavalry, and a large force of infant
ry.
The Federals had four mountain Howit-
zers, which were brought 10 bear on the reb-
els with terrible effect, causing their cavalry
TO break in disorder, riding over the infantry
throwing them into confusion, and termin-
ating in the utter rout OF the rebels, pursued
by our forces, who captured large number
Of prisoners, who were afterwards paroled.
After the battle, our troops buried one hun
dred and ten rebels on the field. Our loss
killed; among them Captain Sloan, Eleventh
Wisconsin; thirty-two wounded Major Glen
den, First Indiana Cavalry, seriously. The
rebels had no artillery, which accounts for their
heavy loss as compared with ours.
Notwithstanding lorg forced marches, short
rations, &C., Gen. Curtis army was in good
condition. When they arrived at Helena
| they had bat three days supplies.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

At q regular meeting of the Olentangy
Lodge, No. So, /. o. o. F., held at their
hall 8th of July, 1862, the following res
olutions on the death of Bro. s.. P.
Wentz were offered and adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, the Creator and Ruler of all things,
in his Divine Providence, to remove from
our midst, by death, our beloved brother
S. p Wentz, be it therefore
ResolVed, That we sincerely feel that in
the death of our departed Brother, Olen-
tangy Lodge has lost valuable member
and the order faithful friend,
ResOlUed. That we deeply sympathize
with the afflicted family and friends of the
deceased, but would exhort them to re-
member that 1.-THE Lord giveth and the
Lord taketh away" and He doeth that
which in his Almighty Providence seem
eth best.
ResoLved, That, as a tribute of respect
to our departed Brother. we trim our hall
in the badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolped, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the family of the
deceased, and to the DelasUare Gazette and
Democrats Standard for publication.
j. G. EVANS,
Secretary
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

AUaUsrus WHIrLINsER, son OF Mr.. c..
Whitlingcr, of this place, and member of
the Band of the 4th Ohio Regiment, was
killed on the Sd inst. near Harrison's Landing,
on James River, Va. He was engaged at the
time in assisting 10 remove wounded soldiers
upper part OF the body by portion of an
exploded shell. Those engaged with him es-
capped uunjurcd At the commencement or the
rebellion Mr.. w. was impressed into the rebel
service at Pensacola, Florida, but soon
succeeded in escaping to the North.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

SCIENTIFIC.

The patrons of the institution viii be pleas
ed to learn that Miss j. E. De wo1.F, the pop
ular and accomplished Prcceptress and Teach
er Of Belles-Lettres and Drawing, who had
been elected to the same post in prominent
institution located at Lima, y. T., and had
concluded to except, has Teconsidercd her de-
termination, aui concluded, in compliance with
n unanimous vote OF the Bonrd of Trustees,
to retain her present position for the ensuing
year.
For the Information OF those interested in
the present condition aud futare prospects of
the institution we copy the following:
To Her PATRONS, DoxoEs, AND FR1ExDs,
Ohio Weslya. Female College sends her 44nru-
al Greeting Notwithstanding the derange-
ment incident upon q state of war, she reioices
in being abls 10 report year of spiritual lit
erary and financial prosperity. The spiritual
interests Of the pupils have been fostered and
carefully guarded. Almost perfect health has
prevailed, and all have been permitted to pros
ee1te their studies without Interruption
More than an average proportion are engaged
in pursuing the higher branches ofinstruction
The Graduating Glass is the largest that ever
went forth from her halls
Her efficient Agents-Rev. w. j. Wells
pd Rev. L. Harris-are still successfully pros
cutting their work. The project is great
ne and well worthy Of persevering effort
he present condition Of the subscriptions is
Ighly encouraging, and the Agents meet with
Rarty receptions and telling responses from
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Remedu for Aeue ana revsr.

Too much cannot be said in praise Of. the FOREST
WINE and PILLS as remedy for ague and fever We
have the most attering accounts from aot every fe-
yer and ague district in the CniOn their o0npete
success n this disorder, AID where they cure, it y
cure indeed the complaint does again,
do the remedies leave any Injurious eeets behind a. u
the case when qlinine, uedieins containing qainae.
77re taken have known many who have had their on-
stitutious almost ruined BY taking medicines csnzIu
quinne The Forest inc aud Pills haFE ehld,
and by taking them occasionally, through the sckly
sons viii prevent attack from and He,
ana other disorders which common country
Reader You should be attacked by agus and fewer
trie with your health by taking quinne ether
injurious medicines. but send directly the Frest
Wine Pills. and viii guarantee speedy and pe-
Inaueut cure
During the prevalence Of aue and fever las. Spring
Summer, almost every day brought new proc
OF their great efficacy this disorder and far
an learn they have failed in breaking the disc
der and restoring the patient to vigorous health
Fe0 2s-lm- t-Ea
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, Hoarsenesss
Group, Bronchitis, Inc1pient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease
This Is refnedy universally known to surpass any
oser E the cure OF threat ana lung complaints that &c
Is useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
urivaled excellence for coughs and cods and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few are the communities, families among them
who have not personal experience Of its eheets
living trophy in their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
they know too the effects of this remedy need not
do than to them that it has now all the viz
tues that It did have when making the which have
% strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
and for sale by HICaISsoN K SoN, STARR & BRO, Tea
ware; J. F. Wintermute Norton R. Powell Delhi; L.
J. Kimball. Sunbury; Z. Carney Berkshire
April.25 '62'-1v
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

Fifth Report Soldiers Aid Society OF Delaware
County.
Hospital Stores sent to the Sanitary Com
mission at Cincinnati and Pittsburg Landing.
% bed quilts, 60 bed ticks, lis pairs sheets,
~ pillows, l69 pairs pillow slips, 23 pillow
ticks, l3l shirts, 90 pairs drawers, l dres. .ing
gown, 81 half worn shirts, q dozen towels,
s blankets, 2 flannel sheets, linnen coat, IA
dozen pocket handEerchiels, IL pairs socks,
IA PIX &c. compreses, 8 pairs slippers, 81 pin
cushions, 8 needle books, 9 cushions for wound
cd limbs, 20 quires letter paper. dozen fue
combs, Is phys. Surgeons spnnges, 2
pkgs. CASTLE soap, 2 papers pins, bars soap,
2 pkgs. pencils, penh0lders, packages
white sugar, 10 pieces dried beef, l6 pkgs
dried fruit, 6 rkgs. tea, hams. beef tongue
? pkgs. crackers, pkg. oat meal, pkg. rice,
l6 lbs. white sugar, Is pkgs. tracts, II bound
books, a quantity of spices, pkgs. Maga-
zines, II cans soap, ! IA cans fruit, Is bottles
Catawba brandy, bottles horse radish, Is
bottles whisky, II boxes mustard, bottles
pickles. keg vinegar, boxes medicine l3
bottles native wine, 2 bottles currant wine,
bottle blackberry cordial, l bottle goose
berries, a large quantity of lint, bnndages, aud
Old cloth.
1 Hospital Stores received from Delaware
Run Society.-4 bed comforts, bed quilts,
pillows, II pairs pillow slips, IL sheets, 20
shirts, Is pairs drawers. 81 towels, rolls
bandages, 3 boxes lint, dozen po .ket hand
kerchiefs, pairs socks, s quarts Strawberries,
pair slippers.
From Brown Township, District No g.
shirts, sheets, bed quilts. pair pillows,
5 pairs pillow slips, cushions, dozen towels,
2 palm leaf fans, large quantities of old linen
and bandages.
From Stratford and vicinify.-Cash, 81 20,
6 pillows, Is pairs pillow slips, quilts, .
towels, 10 pairs half worn sheets, Il half worn
shirts, linen table cloth, neck fies, Il can
fruit quantity of lint and cloth for bandages
From Millville.-I6 shirts, IA sheets, Il
pairs pillow slips, pillows, quilts, II cush-
ions, Sc towels, 4s pocket handkerehiefs, 6
pin cushions, bed tick, ? pairs drawers, sc
rolls bandages, % comprises, quires paper
4 packages envelopes, 2 packages lint, hams
A packages dried peaches, 7 lbs. crackers,
packages dried plums, l bar soap, can
fruit and rolls of old muslin.
s. 81 KILBoURS.
Treasurer S. A. S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

We learn that recent letters from members
Of the 4th regiment, now with Mcclellan on
james river, state that the regiment is sta
toned in the advance lines towards Richmond
The 4lh has thus far been exceedingly lucky
in escaping severe engagements, and conse-
quently has suffered but little from casualties.
Its present position, however, indicates that it
viii probably ere long have an opportunity to
win distinction on the battle field
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society continues
to meot-eyery Friday afternoon at o'clock
in their rooms in the Williams Block. By the
hfih report Of the Society, which we publish
today, it will be seen that their work of bene-
violence still continues -and ii is to be hoped
our people viii not permit them to Gag in their
Efforts for want of proper encouragement and
support at a time when their contributions are
likely 10 be particularly needed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

preachers and peOPle-showing that the patron
Conferences are determined 70 build College
ample iu its facilities. and which, when CON-
pleted, shall be free from debt
We still invite the cooperation Of the min-
istry. and the patronage Of those who wish to
secure thorough and complete education to
their daughters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
smmissioner'ssa Sale.

Sheriff and Special Master Csmmissioner's Sale.
brf saleIo me directed nom the
James u. Bennett. Court OF Common Pleas OF Della
ware county, Ohio shall ODER At public sale at the
dsor Of the Court Room in delaware,
On Monday, the 9TH day of July, 1862.
between the hours Of II o'clocI a NJ and O'Clock p
OF said day the following described Real Estate, to
Wit Situated in The county IT delaware and STATE Of
0ho, IN range I9 Township s. Section four "a En.ted
States Military, ansi bounded and described follows.
BIng pait Of the real whereof Nile D. Pettb0ne
late uf Delaware county aforesaid died sczet, and ~
Of " Esteile T Richardson, Of the heirs OF 50 Nj
10 D. Pettbone and described in plat Of abe division
Of said Estate subdivision M - being much OF
said subdivision portion 'M'' lies south OF the
Curve Of the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Rail
road, and comprising survey and plat OF the same
lately made for Israel j. Richardson by James EaOn
Surveyor, twenty inlots numbering from hun
dred and my four {154) hundred and seventy
hve t175) inclusive, follows, to vii: l54 1855. 1856,
I57 15S, 159 16n 1S I62 l63, 164 I65 l66 l67 les,
I69 17O, Ill I72 1T. IA and IT'S. Also, two outlets
numbers sixteen and rtern (l6 and 10 an add
East Delaware, being all OF said subdivision NJ
lying soRth OF and bounded north by said Railroad and
south by lands formerly beic nging Reuben Lamb de-
ceased, be the less Also, out lot number
forty (47l lying berkshire street East Ielf
ware afOresaid-being the same premises which Grace
Bennett by Indenture dated the 24th day Of April,
D. 1856, anted unto her the ID amcs NJ Bennett
B. c WATERS Sheriff ne. CO. o
and special Master Commissioner.
June 6, '62-ts pTS6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

Or. RoBACk's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIEs--Are
you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon it the blood, which is the food and
sustence of every organ, is full of corruptionl
Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood puri-
fer break up the source of disease in the
fluids of the body They purge and purify the
elements of the blood. Hence their quick and
complete cures 10 dyspepsia. scrofula. eruptions,
fits. tumorE, nervousness, kidney complaints,
piles low fevers, debility, rheumatism, head
ache, want of sexual vigOr. etc. etc These
emadies are astonishieg the whole medical
world. See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

We learn that Rev. w F. king, Tutor in
Mathematics in the 0. w. University. win at
the close Of the present term vacate his post
and depart on European tour, to be absent
year aud half
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

DR.. H. Bessie, of Porter township. has
been commissioned Assistant Surgeon Of the
45th Regiment-Co B. P. Runke command
ing-nOw forming at Camp Chase. Della
ware county is becoming well represented in
the Medical Department of the army
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

ARMY CoRREsPoNDENcE.-W publish to-
day letters from the Goth, s4th ard Seth regi-
ments. They are not of very recent date, but
still will interest those having friends in the
regiments named.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

The exercises Of commencement Week be-
gin Sunday morning next, and end Thursday
afternoon. We have already Published in de-
tail the order Of exercises in both institutions.
After a vacation of eight weeks, the next
terms will commence Thursday September Is.