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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27
W EDfCAL.
How to Keep in Good Heath,
What is the Cause of Disease.
ys,uE pRIwARYc CAUSE OF EVERY DISEASE TIA

FEyHE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY DISEASE THAT
nesh Is heir tots impurity q the blood The blood
become impure from many causes Impure ar % change
OF weather. uRNbolesome food md exposure ar aaoug
the principal Gu e Of mpuri'y q he blood. b ymp
sdd hesda be. CO ia ed thoughts. EYES
dull ard heav droTsne~s. con~tipston 81 te owls.
BID in the mouth, foul tongue. u e. complain
pains ~ the hack and legs loss OF appetite, sleep
coc cramp. pain and .zhfnes Il the chest heart
burn. guui ard rhruma M pskng end PuT ing, ehilis
and eyer or less accompanying ihee. and long
train of troublesome and dangerous al ctons. al q:
which prevented an cnred BY taking few Dies
Of Dr. STRiCKLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING AMI
BILIOUS Pills They will purify the blo and put the
stomach. bowels and liver In healthy condition They
are Particularly suitable for chronic and n~rv0us dis
eases Every family and every soldier should leep .
supply Of Pills. many iseases obsised bs
their mid and sfe med, ine. and can be
taken At any time without Danger Of taking cold.
Sold by all Druggist cent TO any part on recsio o. q
% cents and stamped envelop. addres~s Ut sihlIA
LAND, 6 East Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

The Democrats pulled one thousand more
votes than thev ever polled in ALLEGHENY county.
Pa. and the Republicans got over seven thou
sand majority No frauds, only miracles this
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

~ In his recent speech at St. Louis the no.
torious Jim Lane said that he had never taken
any property IRON Missourians which he hal not
turned over to the Government. correspond
ent of the Union thinks This is mist"ke and
asks what Lsre did with 5000 in gold which
he took from widow lady at O-ceola. there
being no record OF It's having ever been turned
over"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27
COUGH NO MORE
Try Strickland MeliinuOus
Cough Rsslsam,

This the best and cheapest remedv for Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, Asthma, ~noepiug Cough and Consumption
Everybody who has tried this excellent Bssam eihnSi-
aSticay recommend H. Mrs.. Mitchell, hsrr street, Git
cinnnti says she been fearful sufferer with cough
for msny years bad be able walk up stairs
She took hottie OF this Balsa and has been better
ever since advises ell who have Coughs Colds snd
Asthma try this valuable Cough Balsam. Fifty cents
per bottle. Soi by all druggists, aud Manufactured al
6 East Fourth street Cincinnati. &C 2-d1wiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

The presses that are printing govern ment notes
must be stopped. aud that these ..infern.l ma.
chimes" must be taken % pieces, and the issue
of treasury notes stopped
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-27

A THE ANERIC y DIsPENsARy We TREAT By
"A new method. and with the happesi results. Pro
taysUs Itr Ealing of the womb, LfRcerafiOH tIcer-
rtieH LnsA rrhef. .whitel Z mary and al other d.
10 which the AnleTfc0H F,Hauie j. peculiar
liable send three dola and receive by express
the ipcfor FeHGe .>yTfnge~ This Instrument shouL
b. used by every The land for purpose Of
Gle fninsss. coTafDt, Aeaih De sent free pt
Of stamp copy # Private Letter TO Married Ladies
on health. dc The DOctors cefshvrfsd Female PiUs,
fresh from The Dspei sary geTy gpoc in simple dis
eases, irregularlties. Dc Price ~. s~ni by mail
At the Am~r1cHn Disp<nsrrt We ai-o treat. tcfhour
h>rcHrz, and with failing success leHeri. or
what the quscks call prUFfe s-cr diseases thRis
In all it, stages Gonorhea elect, structure Hydrocee
Crcoc>, ysrirocee. Car~ocee- sPermaforhes Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
po.encv and effects q -eif-ahuSe The las six are
treated Of in private Letter" which send free on
receipt % stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon IN charge OF this d.
partment 81 the hest Hospitals Europe and IN
New City enable bin
~ ami restore them speedily.
Those living al distance can communicate hv letter
ard be treated their homes In urgent cases send As
II e1o and receive - icines-
Consultation free and confidential. Room No az,
East Washington Street indianapolis. T. a. Bssx 1884
a.rs fiy-~l2t.ia
, 1863-02-26

,SDfGS MEGL PUFEs.-tuto one quart of
boiling milk, stir eight tablespoonful II meal,
and four spOInsfIl Of sugar boil FIVE min.
ntes, stirring constantly when cool, add
six well beaten eggs; hake in buttered cups
half an hour. Try them with little butter
and maple mOlasses, and see II they are
not good.
HAN TOAsf.-BOil quarter Of pound
Of lean ham, chop It small with the yolk Of
three eggs well beaten. half On ounce of
hutters tw0 tablespOonsfnl df cream, md q
little cayenne. Stir Il over the fire I'LL it
thicksns. and seread It on hot toast with
the crust cut Of.
BaHkD OMELzT.-<Put into large teacup
Of bread crumbs, q. teacup of cream, 4
spoonful Of butter, with salt, pepper, and
nutmeg when the bread has absorbed the
cream, break in the eggs beat them little
with the mixture, and fry like omelet.
, 1863-02-26
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc
riOdicals, for which receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made BY
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY steamer
four times month, am enabled to receive sub
scriptions at much lower rate than formerly
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab.
lishment has gained such an enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-02-26


Hossls- These n0ble animals. mors, per.
l.P. nm any other. require l.sh., N'll-Fen:
.'-,,lI ae., eNa.,men,. nee both nom cold
9.A'.. Q. at, k.e j. .loll MIN .nq mol fapors
tn,y ! s.'ea eve e'eNy' aae efP more apt
% .. an..''l y co'l W. n.,1 81 leh 70
.,an., u.'noet being ~. olaneeteo. HORSES
rnpnlo o. tnoronEnly cleaned with curry
como ano brush. ano receive goo rubbing,
VI ''''.E q = crfae roc'sn c'9in, e
80 p!cpr Aao % ihll plenty O sweet.
properly cured n.y. win gram enough To
r.sp n .n.n n y conolnoa, ~ oally exercise ana .
~ so.- No., y I ,.onI,c vo., ~ rs'., ~, - :
r-'.'s h..r'n~ nol,le cosrsrs 81, "a A., oIei
5r1 ,..-s-l.,l' s.sn.
u d 'xo1 ~ y : ;. ~
A.r tpr-. o. runpAos.-One pint Of
n'co me bread crumbs % one quart oI milk,
one cnp 81 lngn. ne yolk. o. iour eggs
ps.,cn. ne grated r'nq Of lemon. piece
q butter ine ~ oI AZ fgg, Bake until
oop1 POT %. Ne,efy. Whip ne whites q
% eg. .i,.l, and beat "a . !e.cuplal q sp-
}. n re'en p, oesn stirred 2, ne juice q The
NV or ,av ~ yos 1 n,sI'r - 'ps Posr y
H. N. or.n Sn3 No iiektIv. n IL e.,en
II'ri.ir,-1rn - rif1t9S- =
.-s. M. II........... j.. * VI .ss,.,.
.,oi, .-e 5,,s, I,-I IN ~ 80 .-c's S.',
, 1863-02-26
The Action Of The H.afi. DnpsE.

This Inli named dbelas b commnlg preceded by n.
rlgul,r aciian q NE heart. and dlcnlI Rupirafi
unch symptoms are always severe and ever q m bad
n unlof unlQl9 pl1plr ~ a1 rosutrd % n nlIol
gagt uuttllsd Ointment ahd psthe dIopldll bNiirnt
ei ever l1l t4c1ouI ne pllnt Iolltf derived ll1m
~ rod nrl1 uInrl|ll = mnTrr|Ioply Quick ana uFa
saE1nno1 u lhe aclly application of thli famous OInf
mont. lnpaFlby realtl n ouIo They ~ ulIh inch
enGllT h1 clrulann and ahnrbanf 1yniam lknf fho
drnp1cn lud plnl1eg, and ne usrlr hds ali ne On
pleiss hgmploms day decllns, % natural heAlih ~
, 1863-02-26
Goui ana RhsumaiIIm.

Nay 3 cnlsd with ne certainty n large qutn
ag part, and th1 p1nlpenfngly done lhF o1mo time
10 ule % smear 4 On The skln only, must be a1i
l.o ~ sllem r.k. q mily Pills nishty = WIN aci
- y. and al siimnlanlA Wnrn ths onmnlslnfa era
eslng ihe ayr1em. he VFulsnos q ths complaint fo
, 1863-02-26

In ihess chnphnis. ne Ouiment slno acis NE
cha n, providing y very tn-rinally hbed over the
r.g1na q ~ 1ineyf uklrh 4 WI penetrate and RVe
almost lmmedlI1 relief uh|e ts plli anuld be tskon
,colEdlng % the printed doilnna when the most q
irlnldinaI9 oarsn.y b enso,ea y thls nslns
Dad IsH Bad 1lslIiI, Ss'inlsuS Sores lnd
, 1863-02-26
FlsH's INFALLIBLE ~
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

T rnEvEnEs FlzR HAIR FROM FAILING
81 = eas.y laidlsaf auq removes 81 dandFuf sn6
s1e. and rssel ne hsl and implTlg is1hs nj ks.
es-.tAs itsgsI.is. shsl.snsss alallaG eAd.ssRasn
Isnae W. allele inxaluabe lotion n ~ a0so-
49, I. se, 80, n s.. assl
e1gaonl q Ne gln klf cSu11d " Rdllnn Oh
is;s ssss sslss ~ sss ~ s q y 2 2 = 80
l,t,,ccl, - . A .Lalll.l l.'lfll. it { Nnf.
... q SlDiSdscs Si;ss Is1 %, wGasas x.ass adl
, 1863-02-26

Tue aboge cnmplslnia have fof twenty ysan been
.nccls. The cures have hem . Umaikallo. speedy,
and numerous. ihaf thee ohfn fatal dseases ars more
easly epsed y hrs msdclnoa than even ne common
sore throat " taken II time
, 1863-02-26
CURE IS AT HANDi
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT
S,uubuIIs RrupIiuus sI Sor, II,ad, and SruiuIou.

"a A.tt BNellllgl. A GfkAa
u III. pagsrlal olnimant b vel rubbed Into the
nan. ncieo, al skin dseaas viii Be speedily overcome.
i ocl1 mt ~ rrnfeHl|Dn hut pulnn ID ouiorI the
system - MI enlen malt, aud dponlt1l not nray dny
hu. canliai!nally pafiyihg the ehols aIieni heaa.
tr.1lng ~ deplAycd umplra end edfCiing radical
uuxlarY lnfho 0nlmnnh nathey ere 20 pfrpared ~
70 act n unl.In sllA o. AillafIig and confirming the
, 1863-02-26
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Asrsat bargains alwa, in store; prices Um go 70 d
MU SIC.

One Of the largest and bert casloguel of Music nov
pah.hed Az the music and music hp r. published "
celebrated GUITAR and vi kinds q hu4Isal ksSUnruaS
and music merch.hdls at the lowest pEcss Music Ssnt
vhSneve! eIdefed pos. lad. Catalogues sent hy MALL
cleRgymens
, 1863-02-26
InlI.cIsIial 4 ESGih.

aco1 ulosrpi and asollinna, can Win cnr,alntv n,
cufrd till Oniment " lhoIoaghly ruhhsi ali srund
ihe cnlplaInlng pairs twice o. three dsy keerinR
fhe p. must Be- tlksn ncelndlns y the pFInitd Al.
taclinuG The blnod bring d % impure ninle noI11
v.l.nce . narezurys FTemhumane motives IeiieTs al
.lg.ce VII he answered gratllouiy 10 ave carriage
BE Plg and Oniment should hs niaailaf N ~ nri7
nasnooa e ne suasIss; md no. iron HOOWayS Blsb.
, 1863-02-26

20 JnIoWlng c1118!
naa hsr leasgs.sss iEaaas lsoss Ihreals
49,, H. y =. =. ~. ~. ekin dilsasss
nsaIea. lcslsi lssa) lamb1SO ssrs,4..a.
.-is.1 ~ Itst..-c-s.. y y. .ISSsss - = HumaD
1.na Nl1ll el,h 1elnls lscald. wound
eoa = ~ E.ilbllshmrnt n PnIs.oe Holousy. "a.
nlf.na nelr Nemple Bsr) Lold1l; alo hy all Fsspsc
1le DuE1llI nd Dsaen N Msdl5insS thialrhouf n
4 "a. Ia, -, and %. esch Pa. -'
= fhsis : aeoAaaslIhlsaving bynRhsnSIaisur
. y R-pll.lees Ibtshs guidance Of p.tIsuisIn ss.ry
-. CURTIS 5 6oORE. pnevli..,
- A11un for noLLOwAg, Vi111fn. VI
, 1863-02-26
AL21AMD2E ORGANS :

Five stops. In rOseWod rasrn SI6O; stops, do. d.
tls0; sstpa, With percussion, e2lS; IL ui0ba do., 40
sI5o; Y stops do. sse aIg-r $500; rs stops, d6 o.
purchase money tefnuded
, 1863-02-26

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, 1863-02-26
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

archbishop Purcell and Bishop Rosscrans
of Cincinnati, both voted for John BrOugh in
the late election. Some of the ValIandigbam
organs are denounciDg them bitterly therefor.
The Catholic Telegraph, noticing these assaults
says:
'These assailants asked US to desert our
country in its hour of need, to vote our State
into isolated and aimless rebellion, to make
our soldiers abandon the ground they have
fought over, and the graves of their comrades
to force them to stack arms on this sides of
the Ohio, and wait for the armrd Coufederatss
to come and give US "peace" within our bor-
dsrs, after the style of Quantrill and John
Morgan. They wanted us to back down from
maintaining our right of free election, and
acknowledge ourselves the menials of those
whose only title to command is that they own
slaves. They asked us to make Cincinnati
border town, to break down the national gov
ernment, to leave ourselves a prey to rowing
guerillas and unbridled mobs; this was more
than we could give. We and our prelates
have voted under solemn sense of our respon-
isbility to God, and our duty to our country
and the Church, and are willing to abide by
the consequences"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Lsttsrr for the South.

The following rules for letters going Soutf
have been established by MajOr-General Eos
ter:
1. No letter must exceed one page of let
ter-sheet, or relate to other than purely do
nestle matters.
2. Every letter must be signed by the wri
ter's name in full.
g. All letters must be sent with FIVE cents
postage inelosed, if TO go to Richmond, and
ten cents beyond.
4. All letters must be inclosed to the Com
mandiDg General of the Department of Virgin
ia and North Carolina, at Fortress Monroe,
marked on the outside. "For flag of-truee. =
No lettera sent to any other address will be
forwarded.
All letters sent to Fortress Monroe, without
q strict compliance with these rulee, except
for prisoners of war, will be transmitted to the
iead-letter Office. raI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

Late Richmond papers are much occupied
with the food question. Fears Of famine ara
freely expressed, not because Of an actual
scarcity, but because producers viii net bring
supplies TO market when they can get only
worthless paper in payment. The Richmond
Examiner says: --.s-.-- -.s.-~--
@NO wheat exceps supplies for the Confsd-
crate mills is arriving, a. far as We can learn.
The farmers have proved deaf to every argu-
ment which has been employed to induce them
10 sell their wheat The market is open foF
them at any price buyers viii pay, and still
fhey will not send it in. To prevent, as far
hs possible, the serious prospective eonsequen-
ces Of this state of things, should ID continue
the city council have determined to establish
supply warehouses in this city, and will send
agents TO the country to purchase the necessa-
ries Of life. The hope is entertAiRed that
among the farmers Of Virginia there will be
ound number Of patriotic men who will sell
heir wheat to these agents"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Special Shutters.
~ HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B.na.G.l
Segimani. o. Y. Camp At BaHarlY. Va.

~ HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ,. r. q. G.l
Regiment, o. v. Camp at Beverly, Va.
5s le~ July ~, 1881
DR.. c. ". RoBACk, Cincinnati, Ohio: Dear Sir We
coiv0d your long wished for and welcome Remedies =
few days ago and hasten to return you unanimous
preston in regard to our high opinion Of the
We have used them with great benefit in 0ompa-
n.y. and heartily attest to the public opinion Of their
great benefits. In cases, especially where there
have been many great changes from the civilian
in daily routine in business at home to the exposed hab
its Of active soldiers in strange and unnatural
try, do most appreciate the merits OF such heaven
sent values yours. To all those in position do
we most emphatisaIly recommend your remedies, be-
ing assured from experience that they will be very
welcome companion. JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Ess= Capt Co. B., Sixth Reg. O.. V.
[Signed]
James Y. Semple, 1st Sergeant, Company B.
Charles H. Foster, I'd Sergeant,
Charles B. Russell; 1sF Lieut. Co. B. 9th Reg Q. Y.
Thos s. RsyEe, I'd Lieut.. a. "
Z. B. Warren, Sd Seargt. ' d"
stephen ThayOr, 4th Seargt ' a.
Samuel D. SchoOley, CommiSs1ry.
Corporal Chag. W. Foley,
Corporal John ". Taylor.
Corporal Edward BultmAn..
Corporal Carlton c. Cable .-H ...-
Together with 90 priVatss-a unanimous expression
being given
Tor sale At No. 8, East Fourth street. and by Drug
gBts everywhere.
FhsHpscAl attention Of suffers IL 30 ieitsd to this
being the best article for complaints incident to Camp
Life. a-as = - = Feb IA S2-Oon6m-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
What 1ndiana j. poinr-An Ez.mnla sor nhi,

What Indiana is DOing-An Example for Ohio
The Toledo Commercial has the following
urgent, forcible and well timed remarks. Thev
should be needed by all:
"From all sections of Indiana we zee indica-
tions that the war fever is now as high in that
State as at any time during the rebellion. To
promote enlistments a new plan of organize
tipn by county and township committees has
been adopted. This system is found to be
both popular and effective. Under it I've
thousands citizens have been put at work to
assist the recruiting officers. By this means
the quota of Indiana, under the last call, will
soon be filed, and the indications are that
twice the number might be raised ifrequir-
ed.
ss0hio which has done admirably so far,
should not be permitted now to fall below its
sister State. But the time is now short, and,
il we would save our credit, it is necessary that
we go vigorously to work This plan of coun-
ty and township organizations should be at
once adopted. and then all possible effort
should be made to Gil our quota.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

MORE AID FOR THE SOLDIERS. BY
the notice given below it will be
seen that our Ladies, Who have ever
since the war broke out been unre-
mitting In their efforts In behalf of
the soldiers, have determined to
give Supper and Festival next
Thursday (Thanksgiving) evening,
the proceeds of which are to be de-
voted to the same worthy object for
which they have SO long and sue
cessfully labored. It is hardly nee
essary to urge our readers to attend
and literally patronize the Festival
the call is one that appeals di-
rectly to the sympathy and generos-
ity of ALT is one that cannot be
resisted-and we hazard nothing in
predicting large assemblage and
gratifying results. We cannot do
too much for those who stand up
for us in the face of the enemy and
. defend our soil from invasion
Should we make ten times the eff
fort we do to minister to the wants
of themselves and their families. the
balance sheet in the end would still
show us to be decidedly their debt
3 ors.
THANKSGIVING SUPPER.-A Festival for the
rsiiefof soldiers fdmiIiss, and of the poor.-
The evening of Thanksgiving Day (next
Thursday has been selected for this praise
worthy object. The citizens of Delaware and
vicinity will please take fresh waking up to
the subject. It will be a fine occasion fol-
patriotic enjoyment with patriotic results to
the needy. Come literally, and come liberal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

The 5th u. s.. Coloredg Infantry
left last Friday morning for Fortress
Monroe. We learn they had slight
engagement before leaving the
State. The train which conveyed
them being detained for some time
at Wooster, number of American
citizens of Irish descent" made an
assault on several members of the
regiment, which led to a general
melee, in which the gentlemen from
the Emerald Isle came out second
best, and saved themselves from se-
rious damage by a hasty retreat.
The Irish are noted for their bitter
hostility to the Africans. They
have been the prominent actors in
all the violent assaults that have
been made upon them during the
last few years in our cities, seem to
regard them as their natural enc
mics, as interlopers who are serious
ly interfering with their rights, and
seem determined to push them out
of the way-a strange state of af-
fairs considering the fact that the
assailed party are natives and to
the manor born" while their assail-
ants are importations from abroad,
who have sought this country as a
place of refuge from oppression at
home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
"a Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Mr.. @. C. BRISTOL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gst Of the eityfOf Buffalo, Il. Y. invented and manufae
tursd compound known 1FistoI'S BaIsans Of HooT
hound which perfect SPECIFIC for CoUGHs COLDS OF
any BRONCHIAL LUNG DIFFICULTIES arising from damp,
cold, sudden change Of the weather
Every person who has ever taken BR1sroL's BALsAn
os HOAEnOUND pronounces it the best article ever in
VsAted and SO justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market is already full of limitations, eounterfss
and most dangerous compounds under the Bal
sam OF Hoarhound. Therefore, always be careful to
call for Bristols BaIsam, and that his sig
nature is on the outside label Of the bottle.
HAEK-This invaluable Medicine has been now some
tWsntyone years before the public, and without any
onOrt the part Of the proprietor sale
very extensive, and is daily increasing The price
AZ which the Medicine is sold 25 CENTs enables
partakO OF its healing qualities
G. CROSBY, BUFFALO, N 7.
Sole mAnufactureIs to whom all orders should ad
dressed. For sale BY all respectable Druggists.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

From THE FIELD TO CoNGREss.-The fol-
lowing named officers will leave the army On
the lst December to take their seats in the
United STATES House of Representatives.
General Robert G. Schenck, Third District,
Ohio; Ges. John A. Garfield, Nineteenth Dis
trict, Ohio; General Ebenezer Dumont, Sixth
District, Indiana; General Greene Clay Smith,
Sixth District, Kentucky; General Ben. F.
Loan, Seventh District, Missouri; General
Francis P. Blair, Jr., First District, Missouri;
Colonel William 81. Morrison, Twelfth Dis
trict, Illinois; and Colonel Webster, ofthe
Seventh Maryland.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

Among the rebel prisoners received at Nash
vile Wibhin the Last two days is the notorious
Captain Gurley, the man Whe shOt and killed
General McCOok in bis ambulance last year.
FATAL Acc1DNr.-Willie BOyed, a manly
little fellow, aged eleven years, son Of Thos.
G. Boyd, of Batavia, was killed one day last
week by falling from fence, the sharp point
of a cornstalk piercing bis body, causing his
death in a few hours.
The Old and New School Presbyterian
Church in New Philadelphia, Ohio, have uni
ted as one church, under the pastoral care of
Rev d. E. Wells, in connection with the Pres
bytery OF Stubenvills.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Terms cash on delivery of the
Goods.

Wool bought at all times of the year,
in large and small quantities, at market
rates. Frg j. HYATT.
Delaware, Nov. 10, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

Dr.. Sweet 5 InfalIible Liniment for horses
Is unrivaled by any, and in all cases of Lame
ness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect is magical and certain. Harness
and Saddle Calls, Scratches. Mango, &C., it will
also cure speedily. SPAWN and RiQgbone may
be easily prevented and CURED in their incipi-
ent stages, but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility of a radical cure. No case of the
kind, however, il so desperate or hopeless but
it may be alleviated by this Lnament, and its
faithful application will always remove the
LAmeness, and enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy
at hand, for its timely use at the first appear
anoe of LameDess will effectuaIly prevent
those formidable diseases mentioned, to which
all horses are liable, and which render 10 many
otherWise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20


WAR MEETING.-A meeting of our
citizens will be held at Templar
Hall Monday evening next for the
purpose of adopting means to secure
"a sufficient number of recruits to
save our township from the pen
ding draft. Col. W. G. HAMILTON of
the 9th Ohio Cavalry, and Captain
]. f. SPENCE, of the I'd Ohio
Heavy Artillery, will be present
and address the people. We have
heard the gentleman last named
speak. He is fine orator and will
not fail to interest his audience.-
This is a matter in which all, and
especially the young men, are inter
ted, and it is hoped there Will be a
general turnout. 5.-gT'I