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Thurchls, and all other SMiNutlNG nfNltES 10 rob
sufferers OF their means io'e ir,cns time aud huatcn
FATAL niSulr Writc to me for CIRCULARS, and Tor
DR.. Churchills Treatise on Consumption,
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10 this NEW TREATMENT. sent rtEE to all iuquifyis
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Chemical Food :; and particularly avoid all ptcyain
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The SGD Reg. tCol Cantwcll, left Camp
Simon Kenton. Kent on, o ON Friday last,
and proceeded directly to Western Virginia.
Hon. WIN. Lang has our thanks fora
copy Of the Annual Report of the State Au.
ditor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31
To Clubs.

Az an induccmcpt to getting up Clubs, We
offer the TnlnuSE at the following rates;
, 1862-11-06
JtlisrrllaneOus Adrertisemrnts.
ATTENTION. VlITIHRERSl ,

II. tST w. =. INFANTRY, q. =. VOLUNTEERS
The undersigned hav breu authorized tn aud ur-
RaniEe Company the is Washington rerrory Infantry
Col Sienbetg GER duty In the Mt Ty District nf Oregon
The Rg rapid hnE up, aud "Ppor unity Is
offered Tor Immediate service In the best disciplined aud most
thoroughly organised Regiment 0n the Pacific coast.
Pay from ti4 ts per month, with abundance Of good
elOIhnE comfortable quarteFs subsistence md medical A
tendance, furnished by the Government. Recruits Or this
Company will be Immediately to Fort SlelaeOOm aud
provided for
Enisfmtnts will be for three during the war,
and cry soldier entering this Regiment apd hOnorAby dis
cnt ged is by Act nf Congress- entitled to slNn bounty
Re. rntng offices have been opened SeAc0On, Fierce
County aud at Port rawnrrId d. J, nrrsnr C"uny, w T.
HiRERr lI TUCKER, Captain.
sM JNS y D. JRI TER. 1t Lieutenant.
, 1862-11-06
ADVICE GRATIS, ~. ....'.. o- z. Z.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have hsen placed by the common consent
~ mAnkiLd a. the hEad II all remedies ir Femoviha
RxNa p,isnRs from the blond. aud clransing ell tn
lsaies II the iOdy They have saved thauands. yen'
~pSia, dNsritrIy diarrl o.. ens9 tim liver rnm
,iirts &C., y Tart ait -ted by RyTads At Witneses.
Exc, ssvr wtAkrtss ard debility. the narings Hf dt
resii org ME energy aud Vita decay, are restored
ni lksninaPd with VgF sud hraihul .stian In every
1~Vnn thruuRhmt the v~'tTu by the restorative aBr
xTilaraihk iuiInence nf ihi~ mrdiclne
, 1862-11-06
DRCPSY.


The eliieacy Of ,IinWt's Pills Ia nronSy IA extrarF-
Hnnr,. They art with such peculiar ,d-st up0n tie
nspm. that the d, arising fum III dir mi dlssa-t
iinInrre fihlN carried q nd pr Tsted fF'm aBt
,ltthrF &C, umul ,'kn. TlH sbR Iains la
spirits aud n In cslnnl lely r-hnvatrd
.'itntio, tut II inhslru- ably nres-aiFy that tn
Oi ,tm""t rald lie nj st "a cfally rubbed into th'
,'0mD aiming parts.
, 1862-11-06
Complaints incide 1t to Children.

Az complaints 0f children nav be alTed if can
Ip taken pur their Nd, c'vrct the Actinn Of ths
liver On cleaIse the stomach and towels fsE d,Fes
II these nus Pills will inme iiAtey have the dsired
thrm "r things which they know EOud be injurious
q themselves.
, 1862-11-06
s.onaOh, Liver, kidneys and bowo's

ThnSe WIN ,uGr fFnm hle and livsr cnmpain's should
Wy the cts 1T thi, ValA le nedy, fee d'pes nj
Nih vii max" the sIf iel rltstir and yigHFnnp
I'm wing Ill imnFit-s giving he tthy AriiOn tO tht
liver u hlnns alfarks I all Sri b. ntnue, s-riOns
c,snalRa ma, arise. aud the frpr he -On~iRned
ID II Srknesa H. all hiSnrhrr- 1f the Il ineys, IN
Onm NJ a,nuld he veil rnBitd iHta q sIuall ~ N.
h"k nnre ,F fSire diy; aud The Ps, afnE la nnisnn
will cure any 'rmpIaLi- arsi # IN ih'pe organs
p,6E-9ioYhnass Of PraakA with
, 1862-11-06

when taking theSr Pitts rub HulnSay's orlsbFa.rd
, On merI OyeF the ut ~ NE u marh, ,nd the
r-piats al tie bVrr, Iha right -dr HndrT The rilH
ID you will rxpPIh.rh rl'rg- ER lie hriIrI
in yHr digestion ItIt~ api er, trenKth aud rnerRy.
rhr imlrnSttathl. thVugh IL may be gradual, will Ge
thrOugh anu LISTING.
, 1862-11-06
Female Conplaints.

Az dr. rdsrs o lie sex, ,nd ,iSe pvery crisis
url0d- IL The frr and he,l!h 0f man. yO,thlul ~
vrd. marrrd nr single. may 'e r'dciy aud qiickl'
n'ed With ~ Tisk ~ Ir'ulp, by = Z " DISCS ~ the-a
u, l.. Iaktn srcoTdnR {, The printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
, 1862-11-06

II :.:,i.t l.,
It = s"'I '',ai na1e "'''"'
oee" "'sa"'Ae" "'u S"PP"eu VIII" "'"'"
PHILADELPnIA, Oct. 81.
The Press publishes statement FROM Fortress
MONROE, 'Su ms ", y" lne t''Gc' ',,at usl
Ile,J! =. 'ST' Mi''' @GoOy t,",S' y
on I i"'NVswn, s,s nasnls Itacne'I Ns" Nen' Nour'
'l"SSe' ,, ,.!' iu'S '''''H e'!'' '''''.i'''
lne ,'u" ''As uHteu
'' IN nj
m'eht :" ,'' I'I"N'"t'"S :, '"'"Iry .'r">H '"e
a. ~ ~ w.
Mh'e'"' H' s%p','''' " 'e'''n 'a''y
uuS "''!','"s ~. p'"Ps ~ "'''e 'eee'''"
'"r" WIN aec'a"'n''o'S VI u''s""
NEw YOER, Oct 2T.
Tn. yDreS, proCrss,s To have rpIab . iuformo.
linn Gr,m sn,,. ntiiri Al cir.I.s n, E,rn,,. tL,t
France and England have decided upon u rccng.
nitinn nG the Southern C"nflrracy, If joint uifrrs
If m,Glatinn. and an ariniSticc Of four or six
months, to he prOp0s d ward, not accepted.
lhVy fear slave inSurrrctinn IT, the South, that
paper says after the lSt Of January, anl il is II
afford their own subjects, rrsilng there, ample
prntrction undrr the egiS Of their regularly ap.
pnintert agents that England aud Fraler will
claim the Necessity ot a recognition of the new
CunlcdvIary.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 81.
The ISt mud 2lth Kentucky regiments Tell uIlOn
Kirby Smiths rear guard, forty mi!rs lr'nn Cum
~rI"n" ""lr "n "'s ~ : ""'' FonuH '"e"'' "Nl"s
W Pr'so"e's a''u 'Oo neau VI ca''e' 1920
BALTIMORE oet 70
lug fin'er'ea"s lla'P'r re.Ly npeeHn s4sS
''u'"S".' , c.''1 r'.'vi's'' 81, a'."SS 'n a '
n. I'M, '',',.''i.,' ',,,.,
.''ie ""' I'"''.e! Wv S,",."' "S'L'v". w. s
"r"H!'' "e'e ~ W. ""'',''e"' 'N', w "'"'J
,,os,,inn in nm. r,nr nG IuttrsyilIr n il NOT a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ln, nm nIvanr. ~ th,. lcft winv
nnIer Bnrnsi,lr t,,rratrIino yonally The r,be
flank AT Winch,strr. aud thcir Inc Of commun
cation by way Of Frmt RnyaI. Rumnrs continue
tn he circulated that the main body or the rebels
il not the entire army, has retr.atrd beyond
Winchester.
The Tribune's Hnrper'S Ferry correspondent
s9yS porto" 81 Dur'Sine r"iS 'tn F,raSa"t
a"ry Uh t''t zVt"' a'"l ,h"Ve'' " De'h"' m,eS
DC "w harI@r rtrry' Wh'rS a I'l''o"' p or,rsc %i
hau "'e" "'""" ac'"SS "e =" ",'"' l"e
re,"a''"tr' t""'"c.,,S tue CORPS unuer DurI,'
sue T0hnlahh, "'Ii sPeeI"y p""ow' S,'hu'-
mh'uSIy WIN I"iS we .ro"rS Al ShaFpSonrs'
c"Iip"Seu :" u "'Nsr S"iH e"rPS uh"eT Ney "oluS'
'hd CORPS ~ ri" '",'' Fo'''f, were aiSo Oh Ile
maIch' lne e't'e,,ss "''S unI'ol't'ouS un'',
sSS'e'"y n'"'I'E' Atu rS,' s.' "1u
"''''" @''' WV '0'''' ~'' "'''' Wy '''
| WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
\ Gen. Hooker rode into the city to-day. He
wi be able / take the field in about week.
| CuIcAGo. Oct 90.
IT,. pbn.doI,hi. prs.s c,.r.s,.,,,,,.r, s,vs
a. -. ~. !, - a. .I;';'I, :',,. II;'s
nmd.r J,cisnr and I,o,s,,cs, I'M, G,rnr, moy.
;,,, ,I,r.,l, o., 40, "a 2 =, o,,t.,a tlayIt
, 1862-11-06

Very had symptoms which, 4 not corrected may tend
~ nme srTi a disorders II the heart utheT vital
nTVans nui-raielN AZ sJid-, take six Pills u'g1tlt
Gr anne lItie time: take plenty ut frh air with mad
crate px-rrF~e aud the rnhan machinery will -qwckly
rtnreh g., health ard vaU Try this but for three day
only, aud the result vii be maTvrllOIs
, 1862-11-06

this place. A Federal force was sent against
them this morning. Nothing has as yet been
heard aS to what they have done. The gurr-
rias tell ~ with the stage coach yesterday, cap
turing live passengers, all U. s. officers, the
horses aud tue mails
-.. CAIRO, Oct. %.
The contrabands at this point are suffering in
tenSely for want If clothing. We have now in
the ncighbOrh Od Of GrOm 800 to 1000 mcn quar-
tered IN open buildings, most Oi them almost
naked aud urarly destitute nr br,i'ling Two
are "a ID to have died f'om exposure last night
WAsuINGTnN, Oct. 25.
The following has been received by Gee
llnllrrk, from St. l. L'niS Our arms are entirely
successful again il rOrtiI-wCSt Arkansas Gen.
Scutirld, finding that the enemy had cncamped
a. Pea ltdgp, sent Gen. Blunt with the LIST diviS
ion westward and mnved towards Huntsville
with his reserve EFce. Gen. Blunt, by making
a had nights march, reached aud attacked the
rebel Err- ut MnySvillp, near the n"rlh.West
CORNER II Arkansas, at Z o'clock IN the mIrning
Of the ID. The enemy MAS estimated at irnn
5O0n Ia 1000 strong. The engagement lasted
about an hour, rcsIting in the tulaI rOnt Of the
enemy. aud the loSS of all his artillery. A hat.
terry "f q pnuu,lrrs and large numhrr Of horses,
aud portion of their Transportation aud garrison
equipments We e captured. Our cavalry aud
hOwIIZcrS were still in pursuit "I tht ir scattered
E'rc,s, when the messenger lrIt there.
Our lnsS Is small Gen. ScOhclh pursued Gen.
llindnRn beyond huntsville, coming cloSr upnn
him, when his force prrcilitatrly fed beyond
Boston Mountain. All the organized forces Of
the rebels have thus been driven haci I" the
valley Of the Arkansas river, aud the army M
the frontiers has calamity ahd successfully ac'
com llshed its mission.
, 1862-11-06

COMMISSIONERS COURT, February Term,
IsB2.-Feb 4lh-ORDERED by the Court, That the Au
dior notice be Published In the Puget Sound Her
A~ 10 the effect that ~ hills accounts viii be anEed,
otderrd paid by the Bard County Commissioners unless
n snch bills dd 10 the Office Of the County
Auditor ten days prior the hst day NJ he term nt Court
Al whi such accounts will he presented for payment.
hereby eery that the above Is full, true and correct
copy Of the record.
JANss VI RACHELDER.
as A4IIOr, A.. hsFss O5gn;y, ". I.
, 1862-11-06


By the arrival Of the steamship Sirm at New
York, M Saturday last from Hrvana 1t appears
that considerable excitement prevailed in that
city in cons queucr U an alleged outrage by the
officers Of an American Inan.Ui-war. The iacIS
ui the case are briefly these: On the 7tl,
steamer was seen rapidly approaching the Span.
i,h coast, miles westward Of Moro Castle, Pur'
sucd by u man.nf.war steamer. She had the
B tisIi colon lying AMI was clearly eml'avuriug
ln make the harDnr Of Havana, tut the Federal
vyss hcad,l hrr off sn'l the vessel was E'rrrd
to ,un ashore. launches were at unce dispatched
ir,m the cruiser for the purpose uf capturing the
cal tain and crew, and getting the vessel oil II
possible before reaching the shore. However,
i, tachwrnl Of Spanish soldiers app ar,d, wlrn
the rOinuaudet Or the bnaIs ordered the vessel
IL he fired, which was dunr aud the cruiser Pre-
ceeicd tn sra. The ship destroyed proved To
be the st, amer Blanche. believed to be from Pnrt
Lavaca, Texas, with a cargo OF Cotton. The
maine d Il:v Federal vessel is not stated. II is
SAID the facts Of the case will be laid before the
lluIny Government.
, 1862-11-06
CINcINNATI. Oct. 25.

ORicial returns sh0~ n democratic majrrity
Elr supreme Ju'lHe M S,74n. The henwr1tiC
vnt" has Increased 3jOOO aver last wear. THE
Uniun nr republican vote has decreased 2SUH
The total vote Of the tate has Cillrn Oft $4,000.
CAIRO, Oct. %,
A Federal rnrcC, numbering 2On men with
unr pircr If artillery, Stationed at Wavrrly,
Tenn, was attacked on ThurS,lrv last by 500
rrhrls The latter wrrr rrpuS,Tl with n lnSS "f
"a killed and - captured. am large nnnl~r
wounded Our luSS was killed aud wound
cd.
From several sources VT learn that there is
great activity il the army If the hrls in the
vicinitv of llrlrnR, Ark. Holly Springs, Miss,
nnl VirkShurg. They evidently contemplate al'
attark, hut at what I0int Is nnt known. The
umnher uf tronI,s 1t Holly s rings Is sail to be
10000. This, hnweveT, is probably an cxag'
grrHtl"n.
An officer from Vicksburg reports that the
CnnScriuti"H Act is vigorously enforced. Every
mSn und thirty five is in the army.
Fortress MONROE, Oct %.
The Gnllnwing itrus are from the Richmond
Enquirer Ol the 23l:
Travellers FROM Winchester report our army
cruising the Potomac. on Monday, into Mary
laml
Our pickctS NVhNkeV Nle eHetlN UN'N StNeIW
points near Nashville, Tenn, at daylight IN the
% l. driving in the pirkrt4, killing several and
capturing fiGy. Among the killed is W. Stokes
C"lnnr II u ren gAie Tennessee regiment, and
Gnc other Federal Colonel. We drove the enemy
into their entrenchmrnlS at Nashville.
The same paper Of the Gath has the following
dispatch:
"Stvaun1h, Ga, OFT. 2S.-Thc Ahoitiunists
attacked IL farce PncOtalign and CooSawntchrr,
S. C., yesterday. They were calamity rrpulSed
tu their gIRtaats, at MackAy Point, by Colonel
Walker, commander Of our tr0apS. The enemy
came in l3 gillhnats anil transports. THE Charles
ton Railruaa vas injured The Ahntinnlsts LEFT
their dead aud wounded On the field. Our cav
airy arV in pursuit (Signed) BEArREGARD.
| ast. CAmo, Oct 27.
Gen. ROsrcranE and staff passsd through here
this morniRg. en- route TO his new eomman'L
NEw YoRE, Oct 97
Tie Times Washington dispatch sayS:-We
have news fr,Ym the SSuth, through source en-
,itsd to credit. that the Fvbels have really ven-
tured on the dangerous policy Of ATuiIng theiT
! negroes. In Atlanta, Montgomery and Other
, 1862-11-06
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VHr ", Hardware, &c., sc.
ALsO-Batir in all It's branches. Confectionery. &c.
obtained IN .hs shortest possible time for de aceomm dalton
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Publishers, Booksellers and StHtiOnerS.
One Of the largest and best assorted stocks Of Books in
every department Of literature and staple aud fan Station
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PRINTING MATERIALS.
Printers will hnd their advantage to call before
purchasing. ~ .F a'FDENt Il S1sy I
, 1862-11-06

HaHsLuns Bn,An In al eases, gives the bs'i 'A..as'On
hs. vrOush. more eurs, since is than any OA'r
cough medicine is endorsed By leading physicians a' The
safest and remedy before the Pube sale 10 use
among ehndrru, and -, powerful in eases Of chronic V'
nary disease and brings in certificates almost daily Of i'
vopdsrfui cures In al parts Of the country.
, 1862-11-06
:. Send for a Circular.
Or. VIM. HALL'S
BAESAM 8
CURES ALL DISEASES OF
.rlJE 1JfNGs AND THRoATf'ii

T1aR THE CURE OF CONSUlIPTIdy. DFs
cline asthma RTonchitls WasnG o. Flesh Sweais
s,nV Hood whaopina Cough, Dlhculiy of nrsaihinE.
Cos Coughs InhuenSa Phhise Pain N ths SIDE, aua ah
DlseaSes Of the Lungs, It Is unequAled. ,--
, 1862-11-06

We learn hy the gnnhnat DteotIh, rglt DAYS
Gron Kew West, that Admiral lIupnat VAS ex-
ucctrtl hnrk frun the N"rth With hslrurti'mS
~ proceed un n hostile drUnnstrnIin at ncr.
It was thm'ghi that Mobile aud Charleston would
hr aitnrk, d nn his r,turn.
The mnrlnr feet at Pensacola had rec'iv'd
>a,'irg nylrr~-al vrsSrls brlO"giug To il which
hal alrivrtl were heaN ily armed. e.. s
Th, vrhw fcv,r was rarii'y 'liSa"prari g
from the squadron. aud hut few deaths have
r,@nily occurred.
, 1862-11-06
~ SEND sr cieuiar. Afe
Fr,s 80 %. HAvDEN, Assnt.
cornsrsaeramspio and MsniSunsly -

~ The Mission woolsn Ainls u8s WHEELER awtLs0nT
ssui, Machines N maany Up ovsIihrt, coat. suli, e.
Thsy from forty hhy sonitaniy, and AZ iarnn
Oui The hHs',s0Od, in The naFtsl tipflaI
, 1862-11-06
Weakness.

Pufy---saortuess Of Breath with
, 1862-11-06

OfFicial returns shO~ n democratic majprity
Cr Supreme Judge ui s.74n The denmr1tic
vnI" has increased 35,O,W nVrr last wear. The
Union nr republican v"ie has decreased 2s.tnHl.
The total vote Of the tate has Eillrn Oft 7S,O0O.
, 1862-11-06

PHLADELPHiA, Oct. 20.
The official majoritirs nf 62 out uf G6 counti,s
of the State, aud a reliable estimate Of the E'hr
remaining M, ), Civ 81, nkrr, drn"crntic candi
date Ehr State Audit"r, $685. majority.
CAIRO, Oct 20.
The steamer Eageae reports that the rebels
have I,,>srS,lun Of the Tennessee shore, opposite
island No 10.
The Houston Telegraph of the 4th October
gives the lnllnwing particulars ol the occupation
If Galveston by the Union forces: the Federal
cnn,n1ndrr nntiRrh the CliZ ms that four days
wnu'd he given Err the rrmnval Of the women
and rliLhuR.4 At the evening uf the laSt day
the rebel trnO,S commenced rvacuating the city,
which was occupied by the F1lcrals tue next
day.
We lrarn from Memphis that frshtfnl acri-
,rnt occurred m the MiSSsS ppi 'ntral railrOal,
below Sluck Hill StaIinn Sunday last, by the
ru'iSinn nj two IrainS; 81 wrS"lS we're Kid,
aud nearly Gu ulrd, mnSt nf tnrm SIlicr-.
The accident was the result of carclrSsn"SS.
nug
, 1862-11-06

The Cambria, with dates from New Orleans
n the I2th, has arrived. The Detn M the
eta states that the transport teres exploded oft
Sc. Joseph Island. Twelve IT the pasSeng"rs
and crew were killed aud 81 ijurrd-Sonc se'
, 1862-11-06

Gen. Morrill, trrgraphs fr'm N"rth Missouri
that about sixty gurrras surrendered their
nrnns tu the Provost MarsI'sl of Monroe county.
Col. Chapman, chief Of Gen. CuitS's stall,
vrho has lust arrived from II council Of nver ~,
600 In.lians, ~ Southern Kansas, says they are
anxious to light the rebel Indian regiments in
their own way.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

FRoN THE PAcTIc-From a recent private
letter. written at Fort Umqua, Oregon, by
HENRY CAnEY, formerly of this Office, We
make a few extracts, which give interesting
information 10 relation TO the recent gold dis
coveries in that region:
81 am still stationed and likely to be for
some time at the above named post; though
nearly all the regulars have been withdrawn
from the Pacific coast and the California vol
unteers placed in their stead. Now that the
overland telegraph is done, we get news offab-
ulous freshness from the Atlantic States, and
presume that you are as promptly informed
of those things which are interesting in this
remote corner Of Uucle Sans domain.
However, viii mention few Of these items:
First, the all absorbing topic is the extraord-
nary richness of the Gold mines in Oregon
and Washington. aud extending into the British
Columbia. There is no possible doubt notr
that a new Golconda has been discovered Of
exhaustless wealth, and OF greater extent than
that of California. I enclose an item or two,
which | believe are reliable, and are only a
repetition of the scarcely to be believed reports
which daily ceme from the new mines. OF
course provisions are held at unheard of pri-
ces, and there Is connected with this all of the
coUcomitant hardShils, so well known of al
ready by the related experience of old Cali
iOrnians.
An order has been given for the raising of a
regiment Of cavalry in Oregon, and the regi-
mental officers appointed, but it is quite doubt
fu. whether 1t can be raised-the mines are
taking away the very men who would enlist
under different state OF circumstances But as
long as we have no. actual war in Oregon, the
best of the young men will net soldier for the
mere pay, when fortunes are being made next
door in few days
A number Of newspaper scraps are incloscd
from which We select the following:
GU.D GoLD.-The Mountainecr has late
news from the Salmon river mines. John
Monroe, Of Yamhill, took out $3.50 in the af-
ternoon; the next day % lbs, and the next
day lbs. john Malone panncd ont $500 the
first day he took his CAIN. Bostwick, of Cali
lornia, took out $50 in the day. Smith three
fingered took 461s ounces out of lOJ buckets
of dirt. Maroon Scott is making 800 day.
Mr. Ii. S. Case writes that the mines are pay
ing from s25 TO $500 day to the man. Wa
gcs $40 and SI2 day.
$4,000 IN GoLD DUsr.-One hundred and
ten thousand dollars in Gold Dust, was brought
down in the steamer on Friday night-a week
y contribution from the Nez Perce mines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14

Webave been handed, for publication, a
letter, dated February 18th, written by J. r.
SxoDGRAss, addressed to his fater DIR. J. NJ.
Snodgrass, of scioto township, descriptive Of
the Fort Donelson battle, of the movements
in connection Herewith of the goth Regiment
and especially of Company D-or which Mr..
s. is member The letter is lengthy and well
written, but its contents having been autici-
pated by the letter from Capt. McElroy (pub-
Iished last wcek) it would at this late day lack
the interest that would have attached to it if re
ccivcd sooner; therefore, as other matters Of
Importance are erowding upon our columns,
We arc reluctantly constrained TO omit it. We
hope TO hear from Mr.. 5. again, and shall at all
times be pleased to publish letters of general
interest received from any of the Delaware
county boys, wherever located.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
B1 Twenty One Years Ago.

Mr.. c. c. BRIsTOL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gist Of the city of Buffalo, y. Y manuiac
turcd compound known Ertstols Baisam Of HoGr
hound which Is perfect for COUGHS, COLDS OF
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
cod or sudden change OF the weather.
Every person who has ever taken BKIsroL's BALsAN
OF IIoARnoUND, pronounces the best article ever R
vented and justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market is already tu of limitations counterrcits
and most dangerous compounds under the name Bal
sam of HoarhOund. TherefSro, always be careful tc
call for Brstos BaIsam, ald that his WRITTEN sig
nature is on the outside label Of the bottle.
MARK.-This invaiuabie Medicine has been now some
twenty years before the public, and without any
effort the part Of the proprietor sale has become
very extensive, and is daily increasing. The low price
which the Medicine is sold (25 CENT) enables ALL to
partake of its healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, BUEFALo, y. Y.
Sole manufacturer, to whom all orders snould be ad
dressed
For sale by all respectable Druggists octIO1y