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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03

men in this country had no doubt was
going on. Mr.. Peirse thought the United
States would be conquered in January at
the latest, but he could hardly reconcile
himself TO the thought of the delay of
the rebels to take Washington; still he
tried to reconcile himself to that delay
as he best might upon the supposition
that "they wanted TO make sure Of Mis-
sour, Kentucky, and Tennessee first"
We wonder what he thinks Of himself
and other things now. We will close with
letter from a Mr.. Bisbie:
LoNDoS, Sept 10, 1861.
My DEAR SIR: / saw a gentleman
DR.. Smith Of Kentucky, a practising
physician Of eminence--here to-day, who
has himself written a work on our home
affairs. In the course of our conversa-
ton to-day he said:"I don know Butler
King personally, but know his report
on naval affairs (U. s. and his letter 70
the Minister, for / read the proofs here
when being printed ! kaow, too, that 4 Ii
has done more than all the rest here for
cur cause, and I'm be damned if ] don't
preach the fact aloud when get home
again" He has little liberation for any
Of the Commissioners except Col. Mann
Yours truly, w L. BIsB1E.
Now let someb dy tell us who CDR.
Smith is, whether he has come home,
and, if so, whether he is diligently
preaching the important fact that be said
he'd be damned if he didn't preach -
Louisville Journal.
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Return OF Hon. Horace Maynard
from Temuesnee.

Hon Horace Maynard Of Tennessee,
returned from his trip to Nashville to-
day He went there in company with
Governor johnson. Upon his arrival at
the capital he became at once the centre
OF a crowd Of anxious inquirers as 10
the condition Of affairs in the recovered
territory. lie reports that the machinery
of the provisional government is already
In excellent working order. The Gov
ornor and his companions were received
with much more cordiality than was an
ucipated, and the people are daily giving
more and more evidence Of their willing
ness 70 resume their allegiance 10 the
Federal Government Mr.. Maynard be-
lieyes that az soon as the masses OF Ten
ncsseo can feel assured Of protection in
the manifestation OF 10y atty, secession
will be thoroughly expunged from the
State which contains the honored ashes
Of the Hero of the Hermitage ~
=. Herdhl
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SFEAH PAOKKr K. IL. FAIRcHitD
n, -. -, Drupp Mav ~ 1890

CUMBERLAND RIVER, May LIST, 1862
AT meeting OF the officers OF The Elev
entb Michigan Infantry Volunteers, Colonrl
WIN. L. SrouGHroS in tbe chair. Lieut.
1{sRY S. Plat, j., was chosen Secretary.
and Oapts. SAITH and BENsErr aud Lieut.
F.u1KSER we're chosen "a committee 10 drait
resolutions whereupon the committee re-
eorted the following
g,solgai. That we, lhe oilcefs OF tte ! b
aJicbipan Regiment Of Volunteers, 10 beh,li
"a ourselvCs aud the msn under ue tender
~ Cant. FAUcErE Of the steamer Il IA. Fa r
mild. our sincere thanks tor the unilOrm
sindness aud urhanlty which hss been pK
ended To as en- the trip ICON Louisville 20
Nashville. Our entire trip has been one oi
,sai pleasure and comfort. rendered The NOR
a. RON the 2, nial h0.pl'ality with ahicb Wc
f,ssye been uniformly treated, the cleanliness
"a comfortable accommodations OF 'he 90 40
ana the iavors extended to tbe men,
R,solosd. That .ha Pile,s and Clrtk OF lhp
L n Fairchild arr MOI only men alo g,u
. run a STEAMBOAT but they fully uuder.
.,and human nature. aud are sure 10 win
,svor with all patrons OF he boa, while tls
steward knows ~ BAT Ia ntedtul Tor lhs inner
man
hs R II. Fairchiid Go the travelling publ,
soa tsp, cjally 60 those who wi.b speed and
Souflori combined
F.sol0od. That the Secretary be requested
tprnish copy ~ these resolutions for
nobleatiou in NE Nashville papers, and that
Ee Touisvlla papers BE- rquesled ~ copy.
JUG COL Wh. l.. SEDUCTION, Cbmn
Lieut.. HFNRY s. PLArr, u sec'y.
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meeorder,s Court.

MAY 2.--ThOmas Anderson, disorderly
conduct. Fined SIS and costs
Elizabeth Dunn, disorderly conduct.
Sent to the Workouse for IL days.
George Wright, disc dee conduct
Fined $50 and costs.
Mrs. s. Davis, disorderly conduct
Sent TO the Workhouse for Q days.
VIM. Sumner, running hack without
license. Dismissed.
John McFerrin, disorderly conduct
Fined 50 and costs
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ToHsoRIA16--We unhesitatingly assert,
thai rough shaving, is one Of the most
dissgreeable ills that flesh is heir TO- re-
sulting in every case, from dali raEOrs in
unskilful hands Those wishing to avoid
everything unpleasant connected with an
ordinary shave, and at the same time,mAkc
4 substantial comfort Of it, should not
fail 70 pAtronize McGowARD & REYNoLDs,
on Deaderick street. opposite the Banner
Office. They will be found polite and
attentive 10 the wants Of all who may ia
vor them 70 the extent of call. We
know them 10 be excellent in their line of
business, and advise all who may
be troubled with superaui.y Of the
aBeAuiy of Man." 70 call upon them al
Nnee and get relieved
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A cute, Yankee in Kansas sells liquor
in a gun-barrel instead of a glass, that
he mAy avoid the law, and make il appear,
beyond dispute, that he is selling liquor
by the barrel
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The noble ladies Of Seymour, Ind, meet
every train arriving al that point and
contribute 20 the comfort Of the sick and
wounded soldiers passing that way.
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The steamer, E. II. Fairchild arrived
at this place yesterday morning, having
on board the nth Michigan Infantry
volunteers, Col. WV. L. SToUaHToN. The
officers and men are in fine condition,
and prepared TO do service in any field
that may be assigned them,
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Notice.

An elsgtion viii be held Il the Office oi tbe CON.
merc.M Insurance Company az IeiT Office, 10
Nashville on Monday, the 9Th day OF May next, Tor
III pup Sc Of erciing eleven Directors for She ensa
JAMES WALKER, sec'y
kAsuruLs, 1871 April, 1862 sp17 ID
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SATURDAY MORNING, NAY ., 1863.

We aska carefulreading Of the com
lnication by "A Native Tennessee"
taken from the Louisville Journal.
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Tennessee bonds are selling in New
York at 65J6. A great improvement.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03

The Union party Of Missouri have
fixed upon Governor Gamble as their can
didate, al the next GubernatUrial cleo
ton.
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Fonr Wn1anr. Anil 30.

There has been no change 10 the outwsrd
appearance Of things 10 this place'in tho last
TWO days. Certain indications now point to
a speedy termination Of our protracted siege.
am not at liberty to say how soon.
A deserter today from the rebel dset says
the vessel to which be was attached has been
employed for nearly week past cruising
between Memphis and the Fort 10 search Of
cotton. Every LOT discovered was burned.
These lots varied from five to sixty bales
The aggregate destroyed is several thousand
baieF
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BY Last Nights Mail.

WnAtNGrOS, April 20
Fort Macon surrendered on Friday, the
10Th, after a bombardment OF ten and halt
hours. The batteries we're pointed behind
heavy sand hank. The preaching battery
l 100 feet distant, and the moftars 400 feet.
The garrison was allowed the honors Of war.
The officers retained theig side arms Seven
men were killed and eighteen wounded.
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Aashrille Auinu.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

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Letters on business end al remit auces must be
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ibis shows the secret tampering with
the LOndan Tines which al intelligent
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BEV. TUCKER.

Perhaps the writer of that letter, II,
unfortunately for the honest portion Of
mankind he is still alive, has concluded
by this time that what he considered the
proofs of the utter ineiliciency Of the
" scOundrels," as he called them, 10 cope
with the rebels, were little incomplete.
He can judge better Of such matters now
than he could then, and perhaps he will
very soon be able TO judge better Of them
than he can now.
Here comes letter from another fell
low:
HorRL ROYALS, DWpPE, THURSDAY.
Ny Dear NJ King: can do nothing
about the Times, except point out 10 you
that you had better visit the Times cor
respondent in Paris, Rue Lepeletier.
gave you letter 10 him, il you remember.
Houmust allow shat an my predictions
have been verified. II will, think, be
oil over in January at the latest; only,
wish they would take Washington; but
suppose they wish 10 make sure Of
Missouri Kentucky, and Tennessee first,
and ia that they are right. Did YOU leave
your letter with Sir &. Wood?
Yours ts.y
r. PEIRSE.
Ia al
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Congress unimportant.
LoUrvhLE, May 2.--RiyeI falling rapidlyi
with fourteen feet water in canal.
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House SDouting

noWE in Delaware and adJolning Counties on
~ short nOtice-naterial and WorSmitnshp warrant
cd TO be the bestprices oweave your orders AZ The
large Stove and Tin Store OF I. EVANS, IR.
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NCTICE
Merchant Tailoring

r Wish to inform the citizens Of Delaware an
i surroun ding country that have bought cut the hr
of PLoTxER DUvA1L, and have opened
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Refned sugars and svrup.s:.

A LARGE lot Of Refined SUgarsa o. Syrupsfrom
~ Baltimore ami New York kednerieo
For sale At Cincinnati prices by R. K. HILLS 30
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pA.TNTS J

Of all COLOR ground in Oil, as we'll as dry
" rrcshsuppys for safe at the ilrIg store Of
" L. STARR * BRO.
No. " iliiams BLOCK,
;an11'6I Deaware, 0.
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PEOWZg gLC NLs.

Call and if you wish any lus III the Irug Line we can
give satisfaction. Jan l, 1862.
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DR.. McLean's Universal Pills,
for Liver Com plaint, Bilious Heedache, SC

There has never been CATHARTIC medicine, ofTerep
to public that has given such entire satisfaction
ACIlEAN's UNIVERSAL Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly innocent
and can be taken BY the tender infant yet prompt
and powerful in removing All Bilious secretions Acid
Impure from the stomach In fact, they are the
ly Pills ths should used ualariGus districts.
They produce Gripping, Sickness pam the Ston-
ach Bowels though very active ching in their
operation, promoting healthy seccetiOns Of the Liver
and Kidneys Who Will suffer from BIiliOusness Head
ache and Foul Stomach when cheap remedy can be
obtainedP Keep them constantly on hand single dose
taken in season may prevent hours days and months
ofsickness. Ask for Dr. j. H Mclean s Universal ills
Take other. Being coated they tasteless- Price
only rs per box, and be sent by mail ID any
part OF the United States.
J II. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Coraer Of Third and Pi.,e sts-, St. LOUIS, Mo-
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Delaware County by u. I. STARR < Bro.
B. DIcEISsoN * Son, Delaware J. SMITH SoN sun
barry y NJ FResr Ferksiiire: pEruRIck & HapGDEy
talena ;WILIIA1fs ADYEws & Co, Straford: :. SCOTT
Son, Eden; }. FIsIEi, Olive Green; s CERErS, Ashley
J. F. wINTERsUTE, horton; B. WILLIAMS, Ec}hi: J. II
WARREN K SOY, MjIlvlc; :. GFUHB, Baliepoint Hon.
FeS &SEARLs Lewis Centre RoEINSoN UARR, Ostran
der HeDDEN 4 TYLER, ,iIarlcm; q tSovER, Center
vile; and by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States.
l, "
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Table Ware.

Culver and Plated Spoons and Forks,
- Silver and Plated Butter KNIVES, soup Ladies',
Sugar aud Cream spoons, Pickle Forks, sc.
Fine Ivory Handle Knives
Ivory and Wood Handle Kives and Forks Carers
Plated and Britannia Tea Sets, Coffee and Tea Pots.
Sasors Frat BASKETS, Fancy Tea Bells &e., will always
be found Ia variety at NO. 3, WILLIAM BLOCK.
APrilIB. 1859.
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Lime! Lime! Lime!
Competition the Life of Trade

IIAVING understoodthat other parties aresell
- ing lime at nOlnindtly lower rates than myself,
havedetermned reducing my prices, and hereby in
form old customers and the public that shall sell 1t
low US it can be had in the vicinity. while they may
rely upon gethngll asGslTe and superior article
Pure White Lime,
Al my Kins the Scioto Rirer, White Sulphur
Station the Springfield, Mt Ye7aOH 6 FisblT0 Rail
road and miles West of DELAWARE, ONO,
ASUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has been extensively used for several years
and dis universally considered
The Best Lime in the State.
twill badelivered on the cars of the s. Mt. v. p R
R., at my Switch, when desired.
All orders Rddressedto the undersigned wlreceive
prOmt attention. RICHARD CoLvIN,
Sept GO. White Sulphur Delaware Co. o.
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RARDWA WARE.
RI C. D. PORTER 8 co.

C. d. POTTER Is co.
TTAvE NOW N STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assor tment Of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting in part Of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and sWedes Iron
Naylor's Cast, E. B. Germain, A. b Spring. Steel
Wagon. Baggy, suiky and Scat springs, Of Eastern
Aveis Vires Sps Reoys Se Coil chainH111s
and 7le; log, Halter and Breast Chains; Cow Ties;
Igmp Chan and Tube Bolts, Nuts, Washers s ~ &c
size cut 70 order) SASH Doors and Blinds furnished
hi manufactured prices;
Paints-White and Red Lead in oil and dry, French
Zane, White Iitharage, YenItan Red, Whiting, &c;
Turpeutne, Lnseed OIL and Putty; i
.Brushes-aint, varnisiI Whtewash, Horse and Shoe
Feather Busters;
800 dozen Locks and Latehes, complete assortment;
dozen GrceuwOods Butts 100 dOz Wrought, Broad
Narrow Table aud Brass Butts; Pamer's Blind and
Grcedw6od's Congress Butts; Blind FastenIngs and
sash Locks; cord Gimbet-pointed Screws
TAB LE U til Z RY.
c. DIP & Co would respectfully the attention
consisting OF Ivory balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
6uc0a and common Handles, with and tined Stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers;
so doz. Pocket Cutlery rs different varieties;
American and English shears and Scissors;
Axes-Eobert's Whites Hunts, simmond's Brooks
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts and Simmond's Bench,
AagursGsijiiwrishts Carpentef's C. s and common
BittsClark' Graduated Churchiil's, Hammer Twist,
Chisols--C 5. socket, aIortise PAIRING and Farmer;
saws-Lca and Leayt's Mnlay and SASH English and
American Cut, shepherd Irving's, Spear Jack
sons. and other makes; hand Panr el Rip Tenon ant
Compass Saws.
t1 Bench Planes Pumbss Levels, &C.
! Hanies-Saw, Plane, Aulur, Chiscl, Pick,
Gate hinges selfshuttng and common 1000 strap and
Joint hinges Wrought Easps and Staples, Gate Latches
Whips, Whip flashes Hide Whips Patent and Enain
cged Leather; Emamelcd Carriage Cloths Oil Table
Cloths and oil Carpet; Saddicry and Harness Trim
/ m.uss shoe Kit, q good assortment Bird Cages
Glasses, Canary Scci etc, together with thousand
other articles, 70 which the attention Of the public s
respectfully invited. aug.26,'59
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N ew R en- e dies for.
Sperma t crrh e
Mew WaTches.

" CIV " clLD44Cs3s
4 am now receiving for the Spring Trade new
Watches and wHuid mvIte i,lsll5, ton ol my
stock by those wanting TO buy, aud hesitate to saw
that my prices will be found low those ofaay other
establishment the Stttevi dcnonsrae this by sub
Joining few Of the low prices at which sell Watches;
a good silver Lepue (warrantedJ for 81 20.
a good Silver IRpinc, hunter case fOr $40.
Silver Detacned Levers, hunter cases. at SO to SIS
A find Gold Ladies' Watcl. (warranted) for $50.
fine Gold LADIES' Watch, gold dial very pretty S25
a ire Gold Detached Lev er full jewcled for $50
4 Gold Hunter Case IlctacheI Lever full Jeweed s35
4 full assortment OF the American Watches in gold ana
silver cases, at low prices.
good assortment fine detached levers with silver
caps, excellent time-keepeTs.
School teachers supplied with watches on favorable
terms Second hand watches. warrautrd us low as sd
Ny assortment of watches aud other goods in the Jewel
rv line VIII found fun uhd Complete wants of
the market shall seem require Please call No
Williams Block. c. PI.AIT
April Is. 1919
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REMOVAL,

- ax@ay9 GT@=WEar
Yg5HE sabscribcr. wishing TO CLEAN OFT HIS En-
1 TIRE STOCK OF GOODS, nnV on hand, will sell at
Very Reduced Prices for Cash,
pREsESr RfCUL,I: PRICES HERE on ELsEwnERE, en-
Broad Cloths. Cassimercs,
Cashmeretts. Jeans, Tweeds Sattinetts,
Farmers & Mechanics Cassimcres.
Vcstiugs, Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Laceq, Edgiugs and Embroideries,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies & Gents Long and Square Sbawls,
Broche, Plush ard 1hibet Shawls,
Dress Silks, Ginghams,
Plain and Plaid Fanncls,
Ticking, Checks, Drills,
Cotton Flannels,
Brown aud Bleached Sheetings,
Irish Linens Cumbrics JacOnetts,
French AMI English Merinoes,
AIpaccas, Mohairs, Taramettas,
Zeninds nelaines, Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Yankee Notice ions, &&
IN fact, VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT KINDS OF
Dry Goods, Crockery. Earthen Ware Glass Ware sta
tlonery Wall aud Window Papers, School Books,
/ Oils, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps and Shades, Cof-
fee Mills, Brushes, Table and Pocket Cutie.
ry, Sausa &c Cutters, Wood Saws, Hand
Saws, Meal Sieyes, Baskets. Buggy
and Wagon Whips, ,ShoVels anu
! Spades, Manure Forks,
Mails, Glass, Sash, Cast Steel, HateAets, Ares
Hammers, Chgrns, TIN Ware. Stone H-are,
and many other articles comprising iU11 ARD co Er
| ASSORTMENT All Al PRICES THAT CANNOT FAN, 10
"LEASE, SO CAL BUY if you want to
/ the usral profits made Goods.
E. CARNEY.
! Berkshire, Nov. y. 1S5l.-atf
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Employment.
Farm
For Sale or Exchange.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose OF his FARM
i in Concord township, containing ITO acres, 90
der cultivation. Terms easy, and immediate posses
sion given.
Ha will exchange for a larger farm, and pay the dit
ference. B. H WILLIS
March I4'62-3m.
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a Ii kinds of work pertaing to the Watch anG
n Jewelry business viii be done in the best
California Gold made up to order Sowing machines re
paired at No. Williams Block by
June1 ,'60-#tf. c. PLATT.
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Interesting to EOaseFeersr


L7oR the Wheeler l& Wilson, Singer, Kelsey
= Pearl and 8oudoir Sewing Machines, OF the best
BIulity, always be found No. 3, Williams Block.
Needlesfor any other Machines supplied on short
tee. c. PIATr.
tIarch 20, 'el.--+a
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Delaware. Nsv %. 's1-+tf.
NEW AND OLD |!


THE undersigned having sold and bought sti
hold two OF the best machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the known world The frs
Woo1worth's Planeing Machine, which has dsneth
woT in mechanicallike manner for the in
this county and still do the with perfect ease
and prices reduced The second is D. Berlews Patent
sash Machine which makes SASH Blinds and Doors by
feeding it with clear and dry lumber-such make
all oi our building Materials have been in the bGsi
ness long enough to know that other kind will an
swer. We would say for the benefit of the people OF
Central Ohio that would be very sorry have thede
ecived by others tales andes and would bevery much
pleased to have them and with naked eyes
We are also prepared to furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, MOuldfags, Panels, ETC.,
Of all descriptions the very lowest possible figures
Sash filled with glass and painted hooring siding, and
in fact every thing in the house finishing line at
EST RATES As We have the on hand Of SASH
Doors &c. in the city, will guarantee prices suit
purchasers Especial attention paid manufacture
Of Window Blinds order, all completed, painted and
hung atreduced prices. Feeling under renewed obga
ons TO friends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years would stillsocita share
the pectfulIy,
aug. 26, ,'59-*tr. PERRY s ROBINSON.
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Estabh their old stand and have engaged Mr.
A. C. MARTIN to take charge Of the business whose
peTience and cpaeity unrivaled by any
pleasing ths public shall keep on hand COOP
eTOCK Of EVERYTHING PERTAINING To THE BUSI-
NESS. All orders hiled with dispatch Ia the best style
T II wilson
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POC1kET KNTWES.

HNY gentleman in want Of good knife had
AZ oetter Gail at 80. 3, William Block. good as
soItnent OF farmer Slack knives OF the best quality
tecI Just rcceITe cd ana for sale by
Z. PLATT.
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Tobacco.
Window Glass,

TUsT received a good stock of the Best City
Dec ,, ,'59stf e. C. chamberlain.
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N0NNNN NO M0v0.

As proof tHt The Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable, have ht certificates OF those eminent chem
lists, Professors Clton OF n. " and Locke Of Cincinnati
Road Dr oAacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
tshei in coas.cugas part Of this Paper from time to
tia1-.
Trisc of th soandaavjan Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle S. per halflozan OF the scandinavian Veg
etahe BIoui Pills 25 per box boxes for 81.
Principal Oice apj S7lesruorn, No Fast Fourth St.
81 Building from Min St, Cincinnati, O. Laboratory
M
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Corn Plantrs.

D lessing,s Combined Corn Planter and Shovel
~ PloW-Ihe best pattern ever invented
For sale by C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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TCsT received, best brand Wheeling Nails which wi
d be sold low for Cash.
Dee. 6, g. {. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
Farms for Sale.

TIME Subscriber has Two SMALL. FARMS for Sale.
1 One Of n acres, miles from Delaware on the
eliePoint road and one coEta ming SO acres miles
rom Delaware, in Liberty township.
bIay -, TS61-tf J. HYATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
For Sale.
Repairing.

A GG0o HORSE and SPRING ~ASoF ELY cSl cos S2w'
July Il, 1ss1-ftf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-18
ohoioa Yseelable Seed b. Mal.
Flower Seeds by EzaiI.

rRTE WILL FORWARD by mail TO ans part ef the
w United stgtss, postpaid any varieties that lnay
.is,r.laraa AZ the F1sog-lnE D-lces.