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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
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TJ0WARD Association, PHILADELPHIA \ Bczev
~ oi"Ht lnstItatIoI established BY Special fnauv
ae, for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed aic
ted with Nruent and Chronic Diseases and especially
Tor the cure Of Diseases ul the Sexual Orgars
MEDICAL ADVICE gwen gratis, by the Acting Sur.
geon.
NALL ABLE REfORTS on Sperma tori and other
Diseases of the sexual Organs, amt the NEW RENE
DIES employed III the nspcnsary, in scaled Ca-
vclopcs, Tree Of charge Two three Stamps pcs
taEe acceptable.
address, DIR. j. SKITI.EN IToUGHTON. Howard As
June l, lGC1. "IN.
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D. F. MCCULLOUGH,


Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath.
Yardand Oflceon n Nc fth street East tSandus-
kystreet Delaware.O.
Oct. IA '5s
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ANDERSONB
Magic Furniture Polish

TIE BEsT IL TAX ws-ELD ca EHAD At
J. ,. LATIMBR-s . aEstg sT8ElR, sANDUs-
KY6FREEr, DELAW ARE, OHIO.
Rsg1Brss al SaSas or Blrfg
tsFs4Is1ees Gbrfiftanl ard lasting Peffsh
Greatly iluITsFep tae appearance Of New FuTitnrel
Makes old furnItuFe oi-any kind lock like asU
Is mfpiied with a bit Or coin ur0n cottOn rag.
NO grease a5ostit. Dries IN = instant
RetaiiBr IS cents per bottie
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Corn PIantrs.

y lessing's Combined Corn Plsnter and Shove
~ Pinw@The best pattern ever Invented
For sale by C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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RrOclamaficn.

2roClamatiCn
RFEE and BOYS OF THIS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
LII Although thousands upou thousands patriotic
have left their homes defense their country
there sill great many left, to whom will be
good learn that though this cold and frosty
uf Autumn and Winter coming upon them, they
be supplied with the necessary personalities in the
shap' r READY MADg CLprHIvG, FURNISHING GOops,
SUAwLS, HATs CARS. prices The reputation
selling Goods this line lower than any other hot
in town, ihe county. horne 10y the undersigned
number Of years, VIII be still more fully maintained
this The great nlerCai disaster
cities bavng enabled them to buy their Goods be-
the original cost Of them, aud the advantage of
which they now giving thcAcustomers by Offering
them goods fabulous low prices.
Now therefore. all and boys, he ye big lit
tie rich poor ths CLOTHING EsPoRIUM
OF Reynolds L rlhk anu let your wants be big lit
tie they will be happy wait yOu sell you Il you
want, and send you on your way home rejoicing
No charge for showing goo f.
REYNOLDS l. FRANK,
Delaware. Oct IS. 1861.
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G. G..

MO dissatisfied Faces aresver seen to leave CAV
IN IFT's tALlEEG- 4b- neasty, excellence and
heaPneSs Of s eark fAilia Rendering universal
ssisiacsionT Oc4 SsPGe-tti
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

A coon HORSE and SPRING WAGON. Cal down
"A at y. ELY * cos.
= Jnlv L. ls6I.-ftf.
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REMOVAL.

DORTABLE CIDER MILLS, for sale al manufacturer 5
Il price, by -
Aug {, 'G2 Z. c ttiA MBEkiAlN
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water Drawers.

TUsT received J. Z. Wheeler's ard " n. Hu
81 tons Patent Water BraHerE, which eombIhes ia
best principles that haze ever been fer DRAWN
water; which bring into AquisitIun the - old oake
bucket" " with entirely mode Of raising ard di
charging the water sale at mRncfa price
complete and ready set the well from s. TO s.
Oct 36, ,'su {. G. CHAMBER AIN
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Delaware County by N. l.. STARR BIO.
r. IIckINscN. & SON, Delaware j. SMITH x SoS, Sur
bury !. NJ FR1sT, Herkslrire DETHRTCK & HeDGpES ,
tiaena ;WILtIANS ANDREWS Co, Stratlord: s scoTT
S,n, len J. FISHER, olive Green; : CURaEa, Gsiev
/. F. WINrEENETE, Norton; B. N1ILlAMs, cIhi :. il
VAST X Suy, Milivl lc :. GRrRR, Bcllepomt Hon
rnN X SEARIr. Lewis Centre EoI1Nsoa &CARR Ustran
Ter : HEnDEN < TYLER, Harlem; l. tNoy ER. Center
Vile: and by Druggists aud Merchants genes'alls
hro3ghont the United states.
Feb il 2-cnlu-1v
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Sorghum SaccharatuY11

Hanging Moss Baskets,
AND RETAIL, AT
W. N WILLIAMS
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Axes !! Axes !

YUST rec fyed, 8nothcr lot superior Ax"s, among
d which IN " b. found the Iuirwing patterns:
Western patt'rn, CLjl pattern,
Yankee Dayton 50 heaxF poll
West,rn SILVER Steel Boy S Axes, , to lbs.
Jan. 10 c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Musical TnstrunenfS-

HTELoDIONS, GUITARS, YIoIlNS, AcCORDIONS, AN
4Yl other instruments
Also, Sheet Mnsic Instruction Books Violin and uitD
Strings pitcn Pipes Tuning Forks, &c will he found
variety No 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Nov. Is, ,Is5q-tu
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IoNEEs a cARPER.

Attorneys & CounseIlers at Law
TRYILL attend promptly and carefully TO all bus
Wv tnsss entrusted 10 them IN Dclaware and adl0iH
ing CauntieB.
once IN Williams Block upstairs, seeoad door the
len hand main entrance.
Delaware. U. March l. '6I.-tn
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FLOWS. FLOWS,

TUST RECEIVED, another invoice of GILL'S
j CELEBRATED COMBINATION FLOWS, for sale IT
prices tor cash.
Mar ch 3, '6l.-ftf. e. c. CHANBERl.AIN.
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E0R SALE.
Tobacco.
window GIas:
Fresh Arrival of

TusT received a good stock of the Best City
a Brands and Tor saIe Low by
Ibrc :. SO .@ss {. c C-CHAhRE4iAIN- /
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sash, blinds, Doors, Window and Door
School Examiners Notice.

HEREAFTER and until further notice, the
IL @ch"ot Examiners nf caware county VIII meet
a TENlPI.-AiS HALL, in the town Of Delaware
cry saturday except during The months Of January
F. brsary. JlHy aud August dHriEg which months the
Board wi mcri the sccosd and iourh Saturdays on
w. Of tn said months sIscIiY.ly. Examinations VIII
coiurnI &c at one o'clock p. H. Candidates MCsrprsset
SItsf fdctly teiHC7tidi. IF god HtOrdi chdrt cteT
Iy or,icr ui tlle board,
Jun. 8 '5g-atT II. VI. CARTER, Clerk
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Silver Soap.
For Sale.

A NEW and Excellent Article fop cleaning Sill
"A and Plated Ware J1st recelycc az
Dec l6'59 NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
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Mulav mill SaHH.

YUgT reeoyed' another lot of the above saws. AlEo
y lots Of But'ips Drag saws, for Saving Wood By
jan To- { E. rIIAMBET:I AIN
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1nn KEGS lest brand Wheeling Nails, just receised
INlO and for sale at the lowest market rate by
= unc 1852 G. C. CHAMBERLAIN
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NO\NNN No VNONo,

AS proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable the certificates of those eminent chem
ist Professors Chiffon Of N Y, and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
iished conspicuous part this Paper from time
time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per BOTTLE s. per Of the Scandinavian Veg
stahle Pills, 25 per box, boxes for 81
Principal Office and Stlesroom No. East Fourth ST.,
Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, 0. Laboratory
M IInnirlnnd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
Legal Notice.

David Smiley, Jr., admir- of r
David Smiley Plaintiff nEo R I ErGSasS ooaS,y Soq55 Of
Maria Smiley others, Defts Petition to sell lands
ITO STEPHEN sMILRY and sARAg ANN HOW
l. ARD, residents Of Mclean county, Illinois Andrew
Smiley are.deut OF the city Of Philadelphia, Pa and
George W. FINLEY, resident Of Mercede county Cali
fornia, defendants to eaid petition:
You will take notice that on April e. 1869 the aad
administrator died his petition In the Probate court OF
franklin county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which
petition is to obtain order for the assignment OF tho
dover Of saii Maria smiley widow Of said Uavd Smiley
sr, dcesaed and for the sale Of the following real g.
tate situate IN the county OF Franklin, aud stete OF
Ohio Of which the said David Smiley S died ssSedl
or so much thereof may necessary to pas the ebs
Of said decedent, to wit:
The whole OF Military Survey No 52A for 81 acres,
lOr, by patent dated Oct. Is 1885, said survey being
founded upon warrant Mo- 9e9, and conveyed 10 David
Smiley, sr BY james Taylor and wife, by their deed
dated March Sd, 1886 appears Of record In Book No.
33 pages so and 81 In the necurders ONCE of said
Franklin county.
Also tract OF 40 scres situate in said Franklin coun
~, Ohio, conveyed to said David Smiley, sr by John
Barwel and wife, by their deed dated October 1880 on
record in Book No. II, pages sO7 and 605 Of the record
OF deeds OF said franklin county. aud particularly de
scrlbed by metes and bounds therein.
Also tract Of sacres situate In said Franklin coun
ty, Ohio, conveyed to said David smiley sr by Eeazer
Howard and WIFE, by deed dated September 49, 154S and
on record in Book No. 49, pages lO and 1902 Of the REQ
ord Of deeds OF said Franklin county, and particularly
| cesoribed by metes and bounds therein. ass N ~
Ao tract Of 30 acres situate In said franklin coun
ty, Ohio, conveyed to the said David Smiley, ef by
Jonas snder and wife, by their deed dated February 8
the record OF deedsin said franklin county and partcn
larly described by metes and bounds therein.
The said cause will be for hearing IN said Probae cour
| on the 18th day Of May, 1862 t.+
DAVID sMILRY, JR.,
Administrator Of David smiley, er, Deceased
WRIoHT sPARRow, Attorneys
April 0, 1e6o-w4w A ~
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From New Mexico.

FoRr UNION, NEw MExroo, March 23.--The
correspondent Of the Missouri Republican says:
Our column, under the command of Colonel
Slough, is breaking up camp for a movement
South, toward the rebel force. The Texan ar.
my occupy a strong position in the vicinity of
Albuquerque, seventeen miles south Of this de-
pot about midway between this and Fort Craig,
where Col. Candy was OF last accounts.
The Texans have taken up this as the slrate-
gelical point, doubtless intending to march upon
either column as they leave their stronghold Of
Fort Union or Fort Craig, and by their superi'
or force, which is estimated at twenty-four
thousand strong, and twenty-one pieces Of ar.
tillery, whip one and facs about and assault the
other column before tbsy can form junction,
and cut US up in detail
1t would seem that Col. Slough and Col. Can.
BY, Department. Commanders, are now actinr
ia concert, aud sound men fear that this move
ment, the most difficult Of military combins
tious, may not prove successful, and render on,
depot at Fort Union, the only supplies left ne
comparatively defenseless. l can scarcely bo
| lleye, however, that Col. Slough Will march be-
yond supporting distance Of this depot.
The Texans are occupying Santa Fe, one
hundred mlles south Of this, with from one hun
dred to two hundred troops.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
From Yorktown

NEAR YoRKrowN, April 8, 1;2O P. M.--The
weather still continues unfavorable for military
operations. 1t has been raining for nearly two
days. The creeks are very much swollen and
the low grounds covered with water, making
the roads almost impossible for empty wagons.
Information received shows that the rebels
have force Of sixty thousand, which is rapid
ly being added to by troops from the neighbor-
hood Of Richmond, which is one day from
Yorktown by railroad and river, they having
four steamers and sixteen transports In use; and
by the time the roads are in condition for the
Union army to move, the rebels may be able to
meet them With hundred thousand. The
flower Of their army, with the best arms, are in
strongly inEenched position.
Previous to our troops occupying the present
poaition, the military authorities had no means
Of ascertaining the extent Of the rebel works.
Information obtained through deserters, con-
trAbAnds and other sources, shows the enemy
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&c @. Go O. Go Q.


our troops occupy Beaufort.
New YoRK, April l0.--A letter to the Times
from Beaufort, North Carolina, March l3, say
detachment from Gen. Parks's brigade, con
sisting of the Rhode Island Fourth, end Eight
Connecticut, crossed to Beaufort on Tuesday
night; in the day time their passage would have
been disputed by the fort. They landed In the
town without opposition or without finding so
much as guard to challenge their approach =
In the morning the citizens found their houses
we'll guarded By Union troops, and the toHr 10
their possession. The visit, however, was by
no means i'll taken. The head men came out
aud met Major Allen and rendered to him and
his troops the freedom Of the city. They were
invited to their houses, and every evidence of
good will exhibited by the people toward the
newcomers. On the whole their reception was
courteous and gratifying. They declared they
had never given their adhesion to the rebel
Government, and were good Union men,
Large numbers have daily come to the Majer .
headquarters to take the oath OF allegiance
Lieut.. Haxton, from the Chippewa, landed
yesterday and had an interview with Major Al.
len touching the arrangements for the capture
of the fort.
A guard from the Rhode Island Fourth cross,
ed over on Saturday and Sunday, taking pos
session of the beach northwest Of Fort Macon,
aud cutting off the communication with the
cattle on which Colonel White has drawn here
tofote for his supplies Of fFeah beef Thus
step by step tho fortifcatlon is surrounded BY
our forces, end the fnal attack will not be long
delayed Guards have been placed aboard the
British ships Reliance and Condor, found at
Beaufort loaded with rosin and turpentine.
Silce the confsgration after the battle at
NeWbern, it is reported that some seven thous-
and barrels of spirits of turpentine have been
consumed in this vicinity; about ten thousand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
RelIee OF tine wounded .

ST. LOUIS, April 10 Two steamers, atted ae
floating hospitals, left here yesterday for the
Tennessee river. Large contributions of all
kinds of supplies are being made to day to fur
nish two more, which will leave this evening.
The western sanitary commission are moving
earnestly and energeticslly with this matter
and every effort will bo made 'or the speedy re-
lief OF our wounded soldiers a, Pittsburg Land
Ing.
Col. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant General, ant
Gen. Ketchum, are in charge here while Gen
Hslleck is in the field. s
EVANSVILLE, IND, April l0--The steamer
Charley Bowen left hereat ii A M for Pitts
burg Landing, with delegation OF surgeons
and lurses, and full supply of hospital store
from Indianapolis and Warwick county, Ind
They will take on board another delegation o
surgeons and supplies, from Poaey county, Ind.
at Mount Vernon. atl1
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Cincinnati Earket.

CINCINNATI. April 9.
FLoUR-The bad weather interfered with this trade
chance In the srket, however and We quote Iuns
at " 420g4 25 and extra at 81 309440.
WHISKY-The speculative demand continues active
ana is excesds ,he srppy and prices are high
for wagon. '
MESS PoRK-Has advanced to $40 qsnIo 80. bu,
mere was not much damsndi 300 barrels county sod st
BULk MEATs-cOntinued active demand, and price,
advanced X@kc. F'N~'
sHogLDE ss-saes 1000 600 pounds atss 3Xo loose
sIDEs-sales at 4x@4xe loose and S, packed
hAMS-sales at DC for loose and 4ko packed.
MlpDLes-lOO boxes short clear sold at &c.
Az he close Shoulders were held at 3kc and sides at
7Ko. wv 'OA'' AZ
oIL-sale Of 30 bbs linseed at So.
sold at Ale wv "'''
sUGAR-Firm at a@okc
fFEk-Quiet at 1921.
WHEAT-rhe offerings are about equal 10 the de-
mand and the market rules steady 90195 for fair 10
prime red and Sl9l 0S for fair to choice white The
a reported were GOO bushels prime red at 95c and
5OO bushels good white at 81 in ooVlngton.
CoEN-The receipts are light and prices are A shade
better We quote ear at 80 In bulk At the lower de.
oATs-A continued good demand, and the rn.,t.,
rules very nrn at S0aslci l0OO bushels sold at canal
In-tne teooipv 10 DAY were large, and prices dc.
cned 10 SIC for prime samples, with sales Of 600 bush
at this price.
BARLEY-There Is very little doing In this artcle
prime qualities are In moderate demand at 7s7Oc for
iall and e39o5c for State spring. Quantities below
prime are dull and doult to soil. Tue sales reported
were ruU bushe good fall at Csc and 35 buhel prime do
at69c. F-'--0 NO
HAY-The market 10 unchanged and steady. We quote
tshtpTessed at ei39A per tom AID Slll2 fox iools.
pressed. ~
oHEEsE.Theie 10 fair Jobbirg demand at sQske
for bestern Reserve and Hsmburg, and sH99c for N,
Y. State. " '
BUTTER-The supply Of ali kinds "a in excess Of the
demand, and the market rules dull at 1915 for prime
to choice roll, and e9I3c for fair to coed
"a IS. ~ " ~
TIMorHY-Is nominal at 81 goal 85; lots forced on
the market could not be sold at over 81 so.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Rev York Marke..
lRRORrED IOR rHE ONO srArtsnlHT
Nru Yanr. Anlll 10.

Il -a lhKr0RTkp IoR Thx ONO BTAThaMAA
| hH ~, 80
| N. NEW tOhk, Apfu w.
RL0UR-The market has again slightly declined
with rather more busnes doing for export snd home
consumption. There we're sales OF l2tO0 barrels at
e5 0595 10 for superhDe state ~ 1905 rs for extra
state; IS 30 for choice % O595 ~ Tor superne west
05 655 10 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
s5 sO0 rs for trade brands do. The market closing
heavy. -li.
| CANADIAN FLOUR-The market favors the buyer
with only moderate demaud aaes OF 90O barrels at " 10
96 25 for common 10 choice.
RYE RL0UR-Quiet and steady, with small sales OF
at % 259p4 25
CORN ME AL-Rather more steady, with salea OF 400
barrels Jersey at 90 e592 30 for jersey and 80 10 for
Brand, wine.
WHlSkY-Market unsettled and loWer sales OF GOO
barrels at 2@95hc for state, and western closing quiet
WHEAT-Dull and prices are without decided change;
sale. Of 400 bushels winter red western at 328 %
ana bushels extra amber Michigan at 81 % TOR de-
lvered.
kYE--Dull at 7a99lo' .-s. 49,. ~, .,si i-s.l
bAkLEf-Quiet with sales ot 2oO bush state at 600,
ana ~ for ex ra choice.
VI 0G;
OVhN-Marketnrne' with fair demsnd for export
amp nome consumption sales OF 81 900 bushels at 600
for mixed western In store; 6Ih962c for delivered and
sound western 10 store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11

What was Captured at leland NO. 10
sT. LOUIS, April 10.--A special to the Re
publican from leland No. 10 says: Two hun.
dred hogsheads Of sugar, several hundred par,
Fels Of molasses, eighty cannon, four hundred
wagons, one hundred and twentysix horses,
six hundred mules, Eve thousand etand OF arms,
thirty pieces of light artillery, and great
quantity of blankets, clothing, etc., have fallen
into our hands. The total number Of prisoners
captured Ia FIVE thousand, one Major General,
Makall, and Brigadier-G Generals Gault, Walker
and Schaum. The prisoners are being embark
cd for Illinois as rapidly as possible. About
Afty-six thousand solid shot and immense
quantities Of ammunition we're also taken.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
dccls-d&wea
RHEUMATISM. .

No disease is 50 certain Of cure by BRANDRETH's IS
PILLS as this. They take out Of tho blood the
particular Virus upon which all the pain depends, and
the patient is cured.
Mr. I. M. Adams, 3OS Twelfth Street, New York, suf.
fered with rheumatism for long period He was at.
tended by able physicians but their prescriptions were
Of no ayailj he was unable to without assistance
and for four months almost entirely confined to his
bed At this period Of his sickness, when hope had aed
and he expected to 10 cripple for the remainder Of his
life, he was recommended to use BRANDRETH's
PILLS, The FIRST box evidently made him better; the
Improvement was more decided rom the second box,
and By the time he had used eighteen boxeS he was
rey cured Of rheumatism, and the strength and sup.
plensas Of his limbs restored. It s now over
year that this has teen effected, and he has had
return, but continues in the enjoyment Of perfect
health. hay 9th, 1861. .-
Sold by JoHN R. COOK, Druggist Columbus, and hy
all respectable dealers In medicines,
mar2e-d&Wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
Fire I'm new York.

New YoRK. April I0-Last night fire broke
out in Eve Ntory marble building, No. CD Do
ane aIreet, the premises of David sterret u Co.,
importers of laoes and embroideries. The en-
tire building and Its content0 we're destroyed
Sterret g. Co.'s loss is supposed to be fifty
thousand dollars. The frat floor was occupied
by Hoffman, Placee & Co., dealers In gentle.
mems furnishing goods, The greater part Of
the stock was removed Loss about FIVE thous-
and dollars, said to be insured. Loss on the
building about twenty thousand dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
From ATcUlelIan,s Division.

BALrlxoaE, April lO-The Old Point boa:
has arrived.
The news Of the capture of Island No. 10
caused great rejoicing and enthusissm. The
storm had come Rhat sbsted toward evening.
Reports from the army represent our forces as
facing exposure undauntedly. The enthusiasm
and anxiety 10 meet the enemy was unabated,
and confidence in Gen. Mcclellan was unbound
ed. ftf.
While the storm at this time was unfortunate,
the time has not been lost, and the retreat OF
Magruder and his foFces, Or their defeat, is con-
sidered certain.
The prospect of clearing up is looked for
with anxiety at Old Point, in the belief that
sunshine and the Merrimac will come together.
All seem confident tha. she will be captured OF
sunk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-11
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect2

~, M. ~, nUaDs MOUTH WASH ana TOOTH poWnRs
". give to young ladies that ansDt charm in womaD.a
H. %ssn Ms ana peaIly teeth. Try them, ladies
DR. huRD's Mouth Wash and Tsoth Po~da, -,
cleanse the mouth from all foul oxhaIacns: ana - na @
10 tas morning win make the breakfast tae USeS snS
c "ssts more pJe.ssa.iy. Hundreds Of persons
ps. HURD,s Mouth Wash and Tooth Povde, ..o IS.
10 'he world for curing Bad Dreatb and
49,. ~ ana health to the gums. Rundreds o
''o nave been cured by Dr.. Hurds sstrngeo. WASH
Dr.. HURDs MOUTH WASH and rooTu po,rnr,
give an additional ehasm to oourtshlp and mase S,.
agreeable 70 their wives and wives To that,
ing W VoEy person hav