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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20


WHAT THE REBELS SAY.--The Mem
pills correspondent Of tho Charleston
Courier, writing April 9th, makes these
interesting dsclosures;--
The occupation Of course, opens the
mouth Of the Mississippi, and federal gun
boats have already started up the river
ii chase Of one Of our escaping steamers.
They are looked for in the yininity OF
Memphis within four tays-a contingency
which your correspondent viii sagacious-
ly anticipate BY "pegging out" a ma
joriiy Of The residents Of the city will re-
main and take their chances under iedcr-
III dominion. Those most closely idcnti-
fed with the southern cause have already
gone, and by the end OF this week that
sterling paper, the Memphis Appeal, with
its hive OF workers, will have followed IN
the wake. The Avalanche still continues
It's publication ia Memphis. Confederate
money is refused here IA dozens OF pla-
ces, and for small articles il is impossible
10 make use OF this class Of funds. Tenn
cssee money is ut premium OF from If
teen or twenty percent At Nashville i
is selling at the same rate. Some Of the
merchants have closed their stores rather
than sell their goods for confederate money,
which they cannot use and whenever Il
is accepted, the surplus of each is Icing
invested il, real estate, jewelry, plate and
diamonds. Sugar has risrn two cents and
a halt Those who will remain in Mem
phis are generally The financial gray boards
whose property and pecunniary interests
are at stake, aud fhey have been the first
on The black list At tie approach 81 danger
20 sound the alarm, produce panic, and
discredt the Success Of the coniederacy.--
A large portion Of the so-called /" Home
Guard are among those who will tender
their respects to the federal soiditry.--
The ladies, as ever, are true as steel To-
getI.er with hundreds Of brave lacn sbo
cannot leave but. besides these. the iight-
ing population being largely iepresemed
III the field. few can be singled out siih
aiiom Tie almighty dollar is not Of vastly
more consequence than the Interests of
the confcdefacy. All the specie Of the
Memphis banks i IN one Of the French
banks Of New Orleans"
The Augusta Chronicle Of the 9Th makes
tie following significant comments on the
reported evacuation Of Norfolk -
"Ibe Richmond Examiner gives US The
Of The evacuation Of Nor
folk This takes Us rather by surprise,
and we hope il may not be true, ~ the
Examiner does not assert Il positively
and the Norfolk Day Book Of The 5ili, The
lay after the evacuation il said 70 have
commenced. makes no mention oft The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

\ FRAGMENT.
J wandered by my i,yartc brook,
Whose music or Inns Uied my heart to rest
lts .pnhiye dash seemed just as gay
As when q child played beside It's banks.
Aud thyeW the silyerv pebbles on It's breast,
Aad laughed in childish gee to zee them fall
Once more sat myself down upon the same gra,
rock,
And watched ihe gurs,iag brook again,
its notes we're st.il Tie same.
shining pebble caught my gaze,
topped and picked d up,
looked upon IL as of yofc,
Ant sayiy tossed il ont upon the stream.
Il su1k beneath the iolmng waves 70 rise no more
Bag SOIL lie tltte brook dushcd wildly on.
sat and mused Of Life. Apd what is Lile2
An hour gins, "a tie sun,
A mis-. retrcatng While We gaze,
"sg5te vet whose threads seem gold
But when we grasp they sweep like reeds
Aud leave as but the shade OF what they seemed
Aud wiat is mortal irendship?
ALAS how empty sounds tie name,)
VISION bright that bcck0us on our
Fond imagiHiugs and love lit hopes;
ki4d of fair enehantrcss
Tina; comes 70 as in dark-ome dreams,
70 KS away the shades that cloud our brows,
And with her gentle winning voice
She -p0thes Our wildly aching hearts,
Bai ah, beware the time viii surely come
When her soii tones will surely change,
And each lolid kiss she gives thee now
a serpents sting viii prove.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

sFe D s Wilson, uew advertisement Il fafni.
tufe and goods 10 thai Iine. a Factory Point
Purchasers wills % well to give him ell as he
has fall assortment n goods Il low prices
Also, +. liataeil. al Las, DORSET. who has open
cd a new grocery store at +. Dorset. Give him
0 call
A. Gleason advcrtises Water Proof Backing
COED article worth trying,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

| UNION MOVEMENT IN TENNESSEE
The t'ni9n meeting at Nashville, Tenn,
on Tuesday, was a complete success The
meeting was held IN the lall OF the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES, and comprised at least
fifteen hundred persons, together with a
band Of music. Tx. Coy. Campbell pre-
sided, assisted by vice presidents from va
rous districts and counties. including Mem.
phis. Speeches were maze by Gov.
Campbell, Gov. johnson, Messrs. W Is.
Stokes, William II. Polk, w II Wessns,
Edmund Cooper and John 5. Brien. The
tenor Of all the speeches WAS IN earnest
appeal to the deluded Tennesseeans who
have embraced The cause of the rebels 10
return 10 loyalty to the Union. The eve
ming meeting was attended by Col. Lewis
ID. Campbell, Jordan Stokes and others.
Resolutions setting forth that the safely
and welfare Of their relatives and friends
in the rebel army and prisons can only be
assured by The return OF Tennessee TO the
Union, that Congress be appealed TO TO end
the war, mplimenting the Union officers
and soldiers on their considerable conduct,
and approving Of Gov. Johnson's address
Of March Is. were adopted lay aeclama-
ton. The greatest enthusiasm was man
Tested throughout the entire proceedings.
Everything bears an suspicious aspect for
the Union cause,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20
raSt aud Stew.

TIE public iimen'ofthe PRESS anA u
tie psapl. p regard e TIC ne ~ meihod
efc6aasc,ae tile nas ems % e jIgled
ialo iwa GLASSES. onr u which advocate she
uimai dispatch am tlse mos. s.alesi meas-
ures Is dealing with the rebels, sale lie
olhef prefer a lsa radieal eoarse q ac.
iioa. cen. Hunter now h command Of
the miIilary d.ariel enbraeing Ssath Car
olna. tioefra aad Fiaula evidently be-
lonss 10 tie former rlss. lie has Just
issuei a proclamation putting Us district
Under martial law. and declaring every
slave ii fad aiAfic. free This step il
vill be seen = somewhat ii advance Of
tie famogs proclamation u Gen. Fremont
H. declared lie slaves Of al rsbcls free.
That Cen. Hunter. Or rather The Presi-
dent Of Executive a. Commander Of our
armies has tic right 70 make end execute
such ma order 20 one, me npprchend, viii
deny lii appears 10 our military COM
mauaerl that lhe rebels are deriving adj
vantage from the slaves and also that such
proclamation is likely to deprive them
Of such aid by causing the slaves to es.
cape to our lines, thea we cannot see why,
oiheF lhings being equal, !, y DOT Only the
night bit tie daiy II tie military power
% make aud execute s8ch an order as a
military necessity. II Is tbe duty Of our
Generals % put down tic rebellion by the
useoC every iusl method which Providence
has placed within their reach and If they
dcem such measure necessary, they
should mol hesitate 10 put il in execution.
II will seem little odd that Gen. Hunter,
who was sent 10 take the place q the de-
posed Fremont. should have been the pro-
NAVIGATOR Of an order much beyond thai
ghieh was issued by Fremont. But such
Is toe fslct. and The obvious conclusion is
that our Generals appear to think that
such measures are necessary.
Whether the President win sustain
Hunters order Or modify i, d in the case
III Fremont, we are unable to say; but il
Is most probable the order viii be modi-
fed such, al least appear 70 be The cur
rent opinion al Washington, and among
she best informed. But whatever may be
The course OF the President in regard to
this matter, we may resi- assured that bis
action win not DC controlled by any such
contemplate influence as love OF slavery
or desire for its preservation. What /
ever may be done by the President will
be done in the spirit Of the lofiiest patriot
ism, with an eye single 10 the glory and /
the preservation Of The country.
However different may be our views in
regard 10 the proper manner Of dealing
with slavery and kindred topics let Us re-
member that we are all striving iora com
mon object that The preservation Of our
glorious Union is alike the object Of our
united efforts, and the one especial prayer
Of our hearts. This reflection will insure
harmony Of action and lead us to give our
united energies in tic prosecution Of those
measures which they who have been en- |
trusted with the vast responsibility may
deem best and truest for the accomplish
ment Of our common purpose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

Tie World Exhibition opened in Lon
don ca The Isl Of May. 1isaes rays the
ceremonial was emptalicaIly the gran
dcsi. LcE, managed and most imposing
public pagea, seen it tia, country for
years" The building surpasses in every
respect the Crystal Palace.
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LwnlrrrN ron 1nr tornNAL.l

] W MI len FOX aBE JblhAALsI
.Ncsas Editors There are a vast number Of
different denominations, or sects, (and some of
them are antagonsticl among those who profess
to be christians. or followers Of Christ, and all
pretend to derive their peculiar or distinguishing
,eaets, or crceds, (f they were properly SO term
ely or otherwise, their practice, from the same
source, authority, or cher, and these all con-
si.' in oxlernaIs or the performance Of certain
or. iBduces, or rites, and in certain modes, or
distn, ct manner Of church government, Sc, &c.
And m, offset in addressing he public through
the medium. Of your ycry useful JOURNAL, is TO
cndeavor 10 81 NV. and if possible, convince those
different sectaria as, or rather professrs. that
those points Of exter al worship, or obseryances,
on which they disagree, are nothing essential,
and ha, they constitute m part OF true religion,
and they ought to diyest thea lselves Of all PREM
dice on account thereof, andlay aside therdiiier-
ent external rites aud forms Of worship, and Their
different religious organizations, and 10 come to-
gether and form cue united body Of CT ristiaus;
and for that purpose propose to offer a few short
essays, or rather Suggestions in reference titre-
to, in successive numbers Of your periodical, il
with your acquiesenee. l intend that each Of
them shall lie brief, 50 as no, to exclude other
important communications or astute editorial re-
marks and suggestions, but also 70 induce some
other readers (who are inclined and accustomed
TO pass ever, without perusal, every lengthy pub
LEGATION upon subjects Of that cbaracier,) 70 give
them, al least. cursory perusal, i not con-
Grrled conviction su&GR@.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

DR. GAERrNER's success in treating The
eve aud car !, wonderful. Sufferers will
profit hy calling upon HIM. Consultation
free--oilee 4 First street. Troy Times.
70. particulars see DIR G's. advertise
ment In another column,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20
miscellaneous.

lit is estimated that the property destroyed
by the rebels since The war commenced, TO pre-
ven, the same from falling into Union hands,
amounts to 10000 900. The items areas fol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

The charge Of misconduct, in the trial
q Jadge Terry, for killing Senator Brod-
erick, failed By tic vote.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-20

A roETioAL correspondent at North Dorset,
sends The following, with the request iha,we
"giye il home IN tie JouREAL, If 1t possesses
merit enough fol publication. We very CHEER
fully comply with the request. The piece Ia our
view Is executed IN excellent style and we hope
~ HON frnm the mrifnr arnin
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20
Tobacco.

4 BoXESFiyes, seEens and Tens I Lump Tobacco
Il So Cattle & 1islf foull-a do do
II Half Boxes SstuLa Leaf d. do
IS Isoz, GOodWIu's IIne Cut do
10 LsFGSs AndsrE1sl's do % do
10 Bbls. and Kegs Smoking do
In stor and for sale by r. E HILLS K SON
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New Watches.

T am new reeezSing for the Spring Trade new
lot OF Watches and wsuld invite inspection ot my
stock by thosc wanting buy and hesitate say
that my prices viii be found low those urany other
establishment IN the Stltewill demonstrate this by sub
Joining OF the low prices which sell Watches:
a good Silver LePinc (warTantcdD for 81 90.
A good Silver Lepine, hunter for $40,
Silver Dctacued Levers, hunter cases, Sl2 20 Si5
A find Gold Ladies WstcI. 1rsarranted) for $50.
fine Sold LADIES' Watch gold dial very pretty, s25.
a fine Gold Detached Lever, full icyyeed for $50.
Gold Hunter Case. Detached Lever full ewelel, S35
full assortment Of the American Watches in gold and
silver eases, at 10y prlces.
\ good OF e detached levers with silver
caps, excellent tine-keepers.
School teachers eupplcd E-ith watches favorable
terms Second hand watches. warranted. as low So
Ny assortment watches and other goods Jewell
line Will be found full complete wants
the market shall seem require. Please cell at No.
Williams Block. Z. IIATT.
April Is. 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

TROUBLE THROAT (FOR WHICH tTROCHES
A SPEcIlIC) EAYING a wHIsPERER
- n. p. WILLS.
ttPEEEHSENT1Y rIIs FIRST AND TcsT.'
REE. HENRY WARD HEECIIEP.
al RECoSrseSu Tra5a CsE re RcaIEc SPEAKERs.
FE.V. +. Fl. CHAPIN, NEW YORK.
al PROVED EXCELITsNE FOR wHooFTeG
REF. H. If. WARREN, BOSTON.
az old lady friend havirg tried many remedies FOR
with behet fouR relief from the Troclles.1 p
Rev ". LET'S. FRANKFORT, ILL
eat benefit in ahcrous the Bronchial Organs. -
DIR J. T. W. LANE, BOSTON.
't 81 npl2 and elegant CON IN itian for Coughs &c 2
DIR. c. =. BIC Low .fp6TON.
81 hare been lsuch afflicted with FRoNeTn2E AFFEo-
TIoS. producing Huars and Cough. The Tr"che
th Only 1T Iy giving pOwc r'aud clear
n .ss to the voice" REV. GFO. SLACK.
a. Minister Church Of England,
Milton Parsonage, Canada.
CAu7ov--As there arc isans Rsita5ons ask for and
only La'oucEss B-oRcbiIL Troehss' which by
eng experience have pruvei their value, having re
evel le sanction "f physicians generally and esti-
1erisE f5ciE eminent mea throughout the country.
se!c ty TIrggists eyeryEbere, IS cSHts per box. "a
Es1th eliza ~ q @A@
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NEW GOOD
At the Old EstabE bEishmemt,
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK.
.roonR wBU RRO5 VIZ

rs now receiving fine assortment Of American
II English and Swiss
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w AR NEWS j!
NEW AND OLD !
f.. z. s.

ETIKE undersigned having. sold and bought 81
hold of the best machines Tor preparing Fease
RAJ for building purposes the known world The rs
WUodWOrth S Piancing Machine, which has dsne the
work ia mechanical manner for the elasteght years IN
this county and still do the with perfect ease,
and prices reduced. The second is d. Berews Patent
Sash Machine which makes Sash, Blinds and Doors by
feeding With clear and dry 4umbeTsuch as We make
all ofOur building teras have been in the bust
ness long enough to know that oth:r kind viii an
sWer We would say for the benefit ct the people OF
Central Ohio that would be very sorry to have thede
ecived by others tales and lies and would bevery much
pleased TO have them ARd with naked eyes
We are also prepared to furnish
Sash, Biluds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, 2Ipuidings, Panels, ETC.,
descriptions at the very lowest possible figures
Sash hed with glass and painted, flooring, siding and
IN fact everything in the house finishing line at Low
sT RATES have the largeststeck hand Of Sash,
Doors, &c in the city Will guarantee prices 20 suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid to manufacture
OF Window Blinds order, all completed, painted and
hung atrsd1ced prices. Feeling under renewed obliga-
ourfrens patrons for their kind patronage
the last eight years would still solcta share Of
the same Respectfully,
aug. 25. .'59-%tE. PERRY ROBINSON.
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NEEDLE
Wanted.
EURS! EURSiI

uighest market price paid for al kinds Of ship
II ping furs Imar. l5-tu.l A, STRAUSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

ARETlIsED CLERGYMAN having -been-restored to
"A health In few days, after many years Nervous
pheripg a willing TO assist others by sending (freo
on tte heoelpt OF postpaid directed envelope copy
OF the prescription used. Direct tho REV. JOHN NJ.
DAGNAl.I1 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
Nav 'R2--gm
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Delaware Comfy by u L. STARE &BRo.,
p. DICKINSON, & son, Delaware j. SMITH X son, sun
bury J. NJ FRosT, Berkshire: DETBKICK * lIeDGDEN.
I;acua WILLIAMS ANDEEws Co. Stratlcrd s. SCuTT X
Son, Elem j., flsHGR Olive Green; s. CCRRES, Ashcy
j. T. WINTEKAUTE, Norton; 3. RIILI1Ms, eili J. II
EAR;5;S X Son, SUllville s. CRUBB, Beepoint; HoR.
roN &SEARIs, Lewis Centre EomNs2N &CAER tstran
Aer IIEp9ES TYLER, Harlem; L. ANON Center
ville; and by Druggists and Merchants generally
hrough6ut the United States.
EeE 4162-
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sorghu11a saccharatur1n.

FUsT RECEIVED, 100 lbs PURE SEED. INN or
- ted from NilUOin, Andrew & Co, Paris, FfnceF
For sale by G. G tHAMIlFIRI AIN
May e'62.
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no Consumptlves.

TJHE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RFSroRED Tn
u health Ia a few weeks, by a very simple remedy
alter having suffered several years with severe hung
Affection, and that dread disease. COufuna ptiors apS
cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of charge) vita the direction for
preparing and using the same which they will nnd a
SURE CuRE FoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRosciTIs &c =
The only object OF the advertiser In sending tho Pre-
scripton Il to heuent the afflicted, and spread mlora
tton which he eonceivcs TO be invaluable and he hope
every sufferer viii try his remedy as Il will coat then,
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please aadre.a
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON WiliamRhUYah
May RS@n. Whw Csg1ps, HsW Spsts
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Just Recaived.
no Nervoua sufFererp q Roth seres.

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chail
n Pumps aud Tor conducting water, u inch bore
Sept. p,'S9-%H' G. Q, CHAMBERLAIN.
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WI. G.. slemmOn,s Patent
Mulay Mill Saws,
Pure Trnnhee Seed. !.

TUST RECEIVED.-AaSA SNAIL. SUPPLY OF IAfPTIEF
q SEED, for sale a the Upper Hardware and gricul
tura Store. q. C. CIIAMBERI. AIN.
Delaware, May 0'62.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20
N e w r e n e d les for
Sperm a { orr b O. a.

HUWAkI Ass9cl9ti0n, PhiIadelphia. A Bener.
IA Olrrt Institution established bV sDecial Fndov
mcn for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed si
ted with Ntruent and Chronic Diseases and especially
for the cure Of Diseases N the Sexual tlrRane ''
gcOn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on sperma at0rrhosa and other
Diseases OF the sexual Organs, aud the NEW RENE
DIES employed in tho Dspensary sent IN scaled en-.
Veopcsl ree OF charge TWO OF three Stamps pos-
tage acceptable.
Address, DE-, J, sKILLEN JTOUGHTON. Inward as
sociaton, No South Ninth ST. Philadelphia IA
June u, 1861. ely.
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NO\NNN no WOvO.

As proof that tho Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable, have the certificates of those eminont OheH
sts Professors Chiffon Of N " and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Robacks Special Notices and Certificates puh
in conspicuous part of this Paper from time TO
time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle per fdozcn Of the scandinavian Veg
stable Blood Pills, 25 box, boxes for 81
Principal Office Salesroom No. East Fourth St.,
81 Building from Main St., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory
No. Is Hammond Street
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Wool Carding.

III CHINE and other Machinery owned by s. Scott,
and spared expense in fitting them up perfect
dor. prepared DO WORK WITH IlFS-
PATCH AND SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE. HAY.
ing secured the services Of experienced workIncn
having ase fitted up extra Machine for the special
accommodation Of persons living distance. by
rvIpR early this class Of customers will their
worn 70 take home with them the same day.
Feeling confident that rive satisfac ton We
hope TO see all our old patrUns and many onrs.
Eden, May % IS52-2m T. & SCOTT.
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Lime F.! Lime! /! Lime!
the Life of Trade

TTAvING understoodthatothe at OF par tie E aresell
ll ing ttne at noAgindtlg lower rates than myself,
eterulined reducing my pr1es, and hereby in
form old customers and the public that shall soil 1t
as asst be had in the vicinity, while they
rely upon gettngfEil superior article
Pure White Lime,
AZ NV Kilns on the Scioto Rirer, " White Sulphur
Sta6ien ORthe Springfield, NJ Vernon 6 Piksourg Rail
road and miles West of DELASARE, OHIO.
A sUPRLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has been extensively used for several years
anaIs universally considered
~ The Best Lime In the State.
1t will bs deII~ered on the a. lhe s. Mt. y p
r., my Switch, wlBsn desired.
All orders addresse undersigned Nallreceive
promt attention. "a RICHARD COLVIN,
Scpt7 GO. White SULPHUR delaware Co. o.
-. - n ~. .
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Zine Cutlery.

qAA KEGs5best brand Wheeling Nails just received
1OO and for sale q: the lopest market rate By
June Is 1862 G. c. CIIAMBERLAES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20
Change of Firm NGane.
Chinese Sugar Cane.

Musical Instruments. -
NEIoDIoSSi GUITARS, VIosINS, ACCoRDIoNS, AN
WI other Instruments. II. .--
lso3 Sheet Muse, destruction Books Violin and CuitD
Srgs Pitch Pipes Tuning Forks &c, will be found IN
variety at NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK
Nov. IS, 1889 ttf '''A
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ron SALE,

"A LARGE CoMFoRTABLE RES
"a n InENCE. On Main Street contain "a
G5sl ing rooms besides Bathing RUom, Wash -
Ri,,In and Cellar.
Also II < acres Of lan,Is Barn, side
the RI er. A&E ~ !. RANNEY.
tIfelaware B4rch %, Cliff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

WE WERE VERY FORTUNATE in buving a splendid
wv Lot ofCorn Fed Hogst dssEing the last packing
season the greater part OF hem being of the China apd
Suffolk breed So that have plehty or thick l1eva
Pork, by the b or Dbl Also large lot Of Beautiful
VaIss Lara Also few sugar cured HANG and shonl.
defs 8 n. LITTEII. q SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20

Clover Seed Wanted.
u by a. SrRA USS,
an p, ,'eo-ff Delaware, Ohio
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Hav and Stravv.Cutters.

TUsTreceived, a good assortment Of the above,
81 among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Cutter the Sanford 40 Knife Straw Cutter and the
Clipper Straw and Cernstalk Cutter-all Of which are
offered at ufacturer ,sprlceess ~ y ~ TX
Sept. s,'s9-ftf C. C. .CRAMBERJ4AIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-20
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